his his three hour on a christmas cca. sent out today he was he was a scrap around did when he was. right right. in iran iraq he had yet to each week. mark mark gets a couple of aides -- treasury secretary kerry injection read we are sure. that chair where one it was it was just a the the sure sure -- come come round room when we have individuals that that'll work for him in the in the in the public eye and and and he can't control. things you will be able to fly. anybody and in blame blaming that at your anyway i that was that reddit reddit because there's dead at the federal reserve. board of nine nine or call cocovered. date eight eight eight control how much money money is. released. into the internet now one one now martin markets they control procris treat rate and they can do so ended in hand hands and pressss president and con because that's not what i would set up. so the more markets wound which he was. i'm one lane lane when when that that [inaudible] okay i one of the cities of the rest of the world not just as a call hold what how long have you been in taking a look at

was an original print that was produced during the war, union prisoners in southbury with carolina, cca game going on, and as the war continued, the likelihood that they were playing baseball and prison camps greatly diminished, but early in the war, there are documented instances of this happening, and finally, after the war, a few years later, 1869, they become the first professional baseball team, the first and that is openly paid and not long after that, other club owners decide we are not going to have amateurs in the game anymore, we are paying everyone and this is a commemorative print of that first team that had an undefeated season in 1869. so next, now that we have got professional teams and we've got soldiers after the war who are taking the game westward, more and more people are playing, and let's take a look at who those folks are. this is a section that we have on who's playing back in the 19 century. and just about everyone is. but the only people who were really being paid for it are white men on major league baseball teams. what we have here from 1887 is an uncut sheet

. >> people say a lot of negative things about cca. we will hire anybody. we're scraping the bottom of the barrel, which is not really true but if you come here and your breathing and you have a valid drivers license and willing to work, then we are willing to hire you. she looks at us start with the you will realize you ain't getting paid enough for which are putting up with back figure nine dollars is not a lot of money. you can go get that at mcdonald's. for nine dollars all we track is a person doesn't have a lot of responsibility. f by the man trying to support my family, you can't pick you have to pay for gas. she wants us appraisers will remind us every day of how little we make. then your eyes open up to it. your mind opens up to it. then they start to ask you to do things for them because i have more money than what you are making in the day. that's appealing to a lot of people. by late morning our instructors have not shown so she tells us we can go to the gym to watch inmates graduate from trade class. wages earned skills like carpentry and plumb

summit also pointed out in a panel that ccas were created to stabilize energy markets and that this process impedes the ability -- the stability in the energy market. that conference, continues today and i will report more on that dust on it at the next meeting. second as i have provided you with copies of our latest expenditures as of november 15 th. so far this fiscal year, our expenditures are now around $73,000. i have, of course, started thinking about next year's budget and what division will be in the next fiscal year and even beyond that. i'm also trying to determine what our process should beef for figuring that out. i'm currently working on a two page that maps out the future of the company, and i'm very interested in getting all of your input on that. >> colleagues, any questions? thank you very much. no action needs to be taken on that. public comments, please. >> good afternoon, again, commissioners. sorry, but there so much. we haven't been here in a while. there is a lot to cover. on the community choice piece of the report, one thing that i'm really excited that the whole st