regis is have a conversation moab is one of the jewels and it would be great to set up a meet and sort of share with them you know the difficulty it is for more nonprofits to you know do what we do which is what the motorbiking does well, maybe some sort of things as leaders come to an agreement to help it's a win-win for is st. regularized as being a great neighbor and cvs is moab there to be able to use is programs they have for youth in. >> sure we could do that. >> that would be great, thank you. >> commissioner mondejar. >> i have a question we kind of went through it quickly i mentioned a w hotel what is that. >> that was in my version of the power point again, i apologize for there are a number of older agreements like that we have with the w hotel was is one you mentioned st. patrick's day church and there's some sort of existing obligation absorbed it is not a lot of staff time but accordingly things we need to review those sorts of things. >> our obligations to this location is that what it was i wasn't sure if in income. >> there are not obligations some point in time there'

, we put our camera on a drone so you feel you're flying over the moab with people jumping out.are experiences that are available you can download them from the google place store. you can go to oculus share and download them for the oculus they are also available for samsung vr. the recently released our first ios iphone app. emily: you were an early investor in oculus. what is your take on facebook buying them for $2 billion? >> i was very happy with that. it launched this vr movement that's been happening over the past year since that announcement. i'm excited about it. personally and professionally. emily: what does facebook get out of this? how were they be integrated? >> they have the next platform. a lot of the content right now is an individual immersive experience with a goal for all of us to make it more of a social experience you can share these experiences with your friends and family. emily: review is your competitors? there are so many players creating original content. what about netflix or amazon? >> there is a whole ecosystem that's being built up. they are up f

rent control benefiting and then on kind of housing stock upcoming i was able to talk to kate and moab i think that is fertile ground for opportunities in the city you can buy a unit of housing or rent control from building a market rate unit and buy a unit for $300,000 the sizing size of the building you buy so should the city i think we've started to move to the arena i know there are kings to be worked but it is a way that land trusts or nonprofits can district attorney start acquiring existing for a lot cheaper than building and protecting people in the unit and stop the daytime clearly you'll not buy thousands of units but we know the cycle is going to repeat and repeat after that how can we make meaningful change. >> director ram. >> thanks a couple of comments first to thank everyone and gil and the staff for pushing this forward and the commissioners to have this discussion the slide that was interesting to me the note about whether we should approach this as the manhattan are the poly centered of many centers i think that is an important assignment it the regional issue i'd li

it feels like you are flying over moab while people are jumping off. are experiences that are available today. you can download them through google play or through oculus. we recently released our first ios iphone app. emily: cliff, you were an early investor in oculus. what is your take on facebook buying them? cliff: it launched this vr movement that has been happening over the past year since the announcement. i'm excited about it. emily: what do you see facebook getting out of this? cliff: i think mark zuckerberg has even said he sees this as the next platform. a lot of the content right now is very much an individual and immersive experience but the goal is to make it a more social experience that you can share with your friends and family. emily: who do you view as your competitors? because there are so many players out there creating original content. what about a netflix or an amazon? jens: there is a whole ecosystem that is being built in vr all the way from the hardware that is necessary, the cameras, to the software that is needed. it is les

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. >> january 2012, moab, utah. of friends converge on corona arch, a majestic natural structure that is 150 feet above the ground. the plan, to build what they say will be the world's largest rope swing, then clip in, and jump off. why, you ask? because it's there. austin baird, a recent grad and experienced rock climber, has been here dozens of times, but leaping off the arch is new territory. >> as you're climbing up it, you're thinking this is crazy. what am i doing up here? then you get to the top, and you look out, and you can see the entire valley. you can see the colorado river. it's gorgeous. then you think, i just want to sit up here. why am i going to clip to a rope and jump off? >> it's a legitimate question, but there's no backing out now. austin's friend is going to capture it all on camera and then spin it into a viral sensation. it won't be the first time. devin's videos get millions of views on youtube, and he has a loyal fan base. >> with college kids, you don't have any money. so, you're constantl

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moab is looking at banks right now for the potential for upside in all the scrutiny they're under and constant news headlines regarding fifa dodd-frank, et cetera. but as rates rise they've underperformed the markets last year so as markets rates rise they may outperform other sectors and indices. >> we already saw that on rbc's results. that's a harbinger for a lot of the big u.s. banks here as well. rob, what about the point about rates rising? what happens if there a he no rate hike until next year or what happens if we see a 25 or 50 basis point increase and that's it? >> well i would tend to think that even if we push off the rate hike until next year we're still going to be baking in the expectations of that. i think it is going to continue to cause the dollar to nudge up and building a little bit on what heather said, that's kind of my big theme right now. investing more in small caps versus large cap multi-nationals that get hit with the rising dollar. really underweighting a number of the u.s. investors investing overseas. but i do like stocks in general and my favorite secto