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and for granular accuracy and or hours after books being called a doorway or doorframe. >> that he never writes anything on this scale>> but ironically he always felt he could tell stories more effectively so it's ironic he is known for the nonfiction that he has done in rights many novels in the social conscious novels. >> and to be the mentor early on? >> absolutely. if not for the sheer content there is still good reporting that went into the fictional work but you're right with the headline of his obituary. >> we don't have a lot of time left one of the things we were talking about that he got caught up in the end of his career in a plagiarism and it was the beginning of hyper scrutiny of journalism of all time on decimal clients to say by the expectations to have a much better license without maniacally accrediting the sources at every moment. >> i wanted the first to be a crack at them if they do emerge but many are there reports scientifically that he referred to when he was writing hiroshima. every once in a while we said this is a description that was very close to how it had ended up at lake the geography t

scale. >> and what level are we talking? are we talking state city local? are we getting as granularhospitals, which obviously have some more pressing matters on their hands, at least depending on the community than administering vaccines >> yeah. it's a great question. so i think the way our system currently works is that our hospital system is actually incredibly good at dealing with acute care what we have lacked is the public health dimension and the infrastructure to do very basic things like when you think about it, like administering a covid test or covid vaccine is not a veryp. what is difficult is doing it at massive scale that really draws in the population. it's only thing we can do by taking these services deep into the communities and integrating them into people's lives state governments have a very important role and we've seen many of the major states really making very big moves, whether it's california, massachusetts, et cetera, to take a big role there but it's about states taking big action to build the systems that enable the communities because at the end of the

granular. we have a really good thing going and it was a good exercise to go through this to be aware of and evaluate the scale and capabilities of services of the different providers. in the end our recommendation is to retain them and with that i will turn it over to the board. and we are available for questions. >> thank you, mr. corker. are there any board members for the investment team on the recommendation to retain the two consultants? private equity and aksia for market performance and reporting. >> a curious question. is mr. davis still with aksia or out of the business? >> carter or tanya, do you want to address that? >> david is part of the team. i also wanted to mention that the private teams for equity and to answer any questions as well. david should be on the line as well. >> thank you nar additional piece of good news. >> from there any other questions or comments on this recommendation from our cio and investment team? if not, i will entertain a motion -- i'm sorry. >> i would like to i a prove adoption of adoption on items 10, 11, and 12. >> that is correct, commissioner driscoll. >> do i ha

granular. we have a really good thing going and it was a good exercise to go through this to be aware of and evaluate the scale and capabilities of services of the different providers. in the end our recommendation is to retain them and with that i will turn it over to the board. and we are available for questions. >> thank you, mr. corker. are there any board members for the investment team on the recommendation to retain the two consultants? private equity and aksia for market performance and reporting. >> a curious question. is mr. davis still with aksia or out of the business? >> carter or tanya, do you want to address that? >> david is part of the team. i also wanted to mention that the private teams for equity and to answer any questions as well. david should be on the line as well. >> thank you nar additional piece of good news. >> from there any other questions or comments on this recommendation from our cio and investment team? if not, i will entertain a motion -- i'm sorry. >> i would like to i a prove adoption of adoption on items 10, 11, and 12. >> that is correct, commissioner driscoll. >> do i ha