Louise Campbell-Anthony: All right, so today is Sunday, July 5th, 2026, our Union State Assembly Guidebook Committee meeting, and we have Rocky, myself, Tamara here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We're gonna go ahead and get started. It's 2:34.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So I sent over this little short agenda for us here today. I want to make sure everybody had access to the file server that will be housing our video replays. Rocky's going to upload those
Louise Campbell-Anthony: as soon as I send out the replay links, he can upload those to the file server. Now, I know I have mine. I guess we'll have to check with… make sure that,
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Nithi, Chris, and Michael have theirs.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Have you sent it to those 3?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I, well, I have questions for you.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay. Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay, so do you want…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Every one of those people to be able to upload or change things, or just be able to have access.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Upload and change things.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay, well, I need a list. Neeti has hers. I gave hers. Okay. And I gave one to you. Tamara can do it, and I can do it. I just need a list of anybody else that you want to have access, so I can…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That row here. Yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The question is, should we create a generic, you know, like, user and password for everybody else, or…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Should they have their own separate ones?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I think just one generic one myself.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: My question is, if somebody does change, how do we know it's been changed?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We're shooting.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Did everyone have access, or just a couple of us? And if somebody wants to have a change, send us a message, we talk about it, and then we'll change it. Because if people are…
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: I'm afraid if everybody has access and want to change anything, how we're gonna know that something got changed.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, so what's going in there now that we're saying is the videos.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I guess the transcripts to the videos, any… when we down… when… when I send you the link.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: then, will you download… they'll… everybody be able to download the transcript, the video, and whatever else is in Zoom.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That's what's going into the file server.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Now, if they change any of that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, that stuff that I don't think is important, but when we start work… working on the actual document.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That may be where… but I can limit…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: where they can change things to, you know what I'm saying?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So if we want to put, like, the documents in a certain place.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: In the file server, and then only give…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: 2 or 3 people read-write to it, and then the other ones only read to it.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: We can do that, and then they can have rewrite to everything else.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, shoot, my thing and I don.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And, and the deal is, is,
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Luis, you can actually upload those files. There's…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: With your access, you can upload files to it, too.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, but if you want me to do it, I'll do.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, I don't want, I don't.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Take for me to do. I don't want to.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay, I will do it I was just saying you can with the access I gave you. You can.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Just load whatever you want to it, or…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It's a place for us to have, like, a history of what we're doing, I guess.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, okay. Now, on to Tamara's point as far as changing things, so let's move into… that segues into the second point, do we want to use group editing platform? So, if we use a group editing platform as we're getting into
Louise Campbell-Anthony: creating the documents or writing the information, that's where I'm thinking of changing things.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: You know, people have an ability to change things. And in a document editing platform, you can, you know, you type your stuff.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, actually, I'm not, I'm not,
Louise Campbell-Anthony: competent in using one. I've just used one because other people have used it, and I went in there and changed whatever, or added my input. So, really, the question is, do we all want to use a group editing platform? Because you'd have to learn a little bit how to use it, so…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Or do we want to just do.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: everybody who's ever got an assignment to, like, Section 1, you write out whatever your Section 1 is, and you send it to everybody, and anybody who wants to add to it, just send you whatever additions they want to add.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And you, whoever is over that section 1.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Aha.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Enters whatever it is you want to enter in it.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I, I think To keep it, kind of, Organized?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Remember, because we talked about Neeti being the one that's putting it all together.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So we have to… I think we need to have some kind of structure on who's doing what, and then we get it to Neeti at the end, and then she's the one
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The only one that we'd be editing that final, or that document we're gonna use, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That's the way I see it.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That way, there's some kind of control over what's in there, and… you know.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Doesn't get changed on us to what we don't want it to be.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Does that make sense?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, we're talking about two levels of editing.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The first…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: First level is all of us giving our input.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: The second level is where Neethi comes in, where she edits the grammar and all this kind of thing.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Before she presents it to Anna. Well,
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I liked what you said, that we're like, if each one of us are picking a section.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Then we would be the one that would put that together, that section.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then we would get that section to Neeti, and then she would do the final touches on it, right? Before we present it to Anna, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, so what about, so what about if each of us doing a section.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We write out whatever we want to write out in that section.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Mmh.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: If one of somebody else, if another of us want to put some input into that section.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: You, that other person, write out whatever they want to write out and hand it to the person who's working on the section.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: No, I think…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That would be more, so that way you understand, you know, because…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: once they write out what their changes are, then we can bring it to the group and say, how does this fit in this section? You know what I'm saying? And then we can then… the person working on this section can then add it and get it worked out on what everybody thinks it should say.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then when that gets final, you know, after all the input.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Then we'll do a last, you know, meeting on
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: everything that's in there to make sure it's correct and all that, and then get it to Neeti after that, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm Yeah, I think.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That would be better, I think.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay. Then we wouldn't use a group editing platform for that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, I mean…
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Right? No.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Not really, because that isn't really what we're trying to talk about right now.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But a group editing, even though it does have history on what it was and what it is and all that kind of stuff, but it's just maintaining it is, I think, is a little bit more work.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: For whoever.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I don't want to do more work either.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, I don't either. I mean, with you, I'm… let's talk about different things, and somebody, let's put it together.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And if we're only… if one person's only working on or controlling a section.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: -H.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Then it's easier than trying to control the whole thing.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: When you're doing a group edit, you're, you're really group editing everything.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, yeah, okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then we have to keep going over it, you know, as changes get made, it just… I don't know, I just think it'd be more work for us.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Where it'd be easier if we… you know, just…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You know, everything is really communication. If we can communicate with each other, we can get it done, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So it's we just need to listen to each other.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, so the file server then is really right now is just our.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Replays and transcripts of the replays.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: But it's.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It's gonna be everything, really, but…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, when we get to the point of, so back to Tamara's concern there, when we get to the point of starting to put the documents together, that's not going to be in the file server until all of this editing and re-editing has been done already.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, but I was saying.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, what I was saying, though, is like, if we're talking about each one having a section.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Under Luisa's login, I can have a
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Section in the file server that only you can get to.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right? So that way you can use it to upload your stuff you want. Or if you just want to keep it on your computer, that's fine too. Right? So it's… this is a discussion, really.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: We need to decide.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: where we're putting things, you know what I'm saying.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, I don't need a, I don't want a special section. I don't need one. Okay. 'Cause I'm really not trying to log into the file server period, actually, 'cause that's another username, another password I gotta deal with. Yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, they're… they're also on the file server.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Like, there's a public part to it, which I gave you, which is the HTBUS minus downloads, dot the Nevada, whatever. Anybody can put that in, there's no password, and they can just look at stuff.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right? So it is out there on the internet where people can look at it, they just can't change it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, I think, okay. So a general one like that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That any of us can download, and for the future, if we wanted… if anybody wanted access to what our work and development was.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I guess we can give them that link, that login.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: But.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Because what's gonna happen is, like, if you… when you send me the… the videos, right, like for today.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I'm gonna upload them. If I wanted to, I can go to their… go to that video, click on it, copy that link and send it to them, and they can just play it from the server.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It's, you know, there's no login to that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, the… all the videos, if you go to a…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You know, like a… that URL?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You'll look, it's just like a file, like a file structure, like on your hard drive.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And you just drill into where I have it, where it's called Meeting Recordings. So you click on that, and it lists you all the recordings. And you can sit and watch each one of them you want.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So what is the login for us for then? Why do we need that?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Alright.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Then why don't.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: For you to be… for you to be able to upload files.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Or.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Delete the files or anything like that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, right. Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That's what the actual login is, is giving you full read write to everything that's in there, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So I only gave it right now to you, me, Neeti, and tomorrow.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right? Because I'm figuring we're the main people working on it, for now.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The other people, if they want to just see what's there, they can go to the link.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: there's no… there's no login needed. That's why I asked if… do they really need to read and write, or upload files, or…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, okay. So actually, I don't even need a login.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: As I'.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Oh.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Believing anything and going in there and changing nothing. Nope, I'm not gonna be going there doing that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: If you, I know, Ken.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Can I share my screen?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yep.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Now, the general link to go see it, we can share that link with.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Anybody.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay, can you see my screen?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yep.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You see the the link here.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Mmhm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Let me blow it up so you can probably see it Okay, the… it's HT bus.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: dot downloads, dot the Nevada Union State Gov. land. And you see this file structure. If I click on meeting recordings.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: These were all the recordings you've done so far.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: If I wanted to play one of them, I'll just click on it, and it starts playing.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So it streams them out. And if I want to go back and just do parent.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But I want to go to…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: you know, whatever, I put coordinator calls, but then this writing our documents, this is stuff that you sent us that I put up here, you know, like documents for us to look at.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: again, if they want to see them, like, if I click on this one.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It just shows it right, so they can view anything in here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: There's no login or nothing to this part of it.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So it's… if you wanted to say, you know, like, put something up here, that was for your login, so you could add something in here.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And if… but what you do, like, say if I click on this document, and I click on this one, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Then I get up here and I just go.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Copy, you know, up here, say, copy that link.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And if I sent you that link, it would take you right there and show you that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, I mean, we could send out the links from it, too, if we wanted to.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, it's…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: There's two port… like I said, there's two pieces of the file server. One is the people that are putting stuff up there, and one's that anybody, you know, it doesn't matter who they are, can look at it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah. And we can.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I just put this link that's right here now.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: In your emails, for people to go look.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Put that link in the chat for me there, Rocky, and I'll put it on the agenda.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Agendas we could send out.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: How do I stop sharing? Oh, here it goes. Stop sharing.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay, so I can get back to this.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, yeah.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, I guess at this point, we don't have anything that we're going to be changing.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, we'll just leave it the way it is for now, and then, as we go, if we need.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah. If you need different access to it, just let me know, and then I'll…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Add whatever we need, you know what I'm.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah. Right. Yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But right now, we have a place for everybody to go look at what we're working on.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And that's fine for now.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And then as far as that number two, separate, joint.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Do you wanna share your screen again?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: the group editing, the group editing, we're not, we're deciding really right now that we're not doing that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I don't think right now would be to our advantage, you know what I'm saying?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, so the process will be right now is… let me go to… this is what I put in the chat, and I'll attach to the…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: The replay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And you can put up in the file server. This part here, so as we're getting into the assignments, we…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I took one, Rocky took.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Two.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Two.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Tamara, you took four. If I'm correct, you took four.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: I think so.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, so what we wanted, so this is the next section on the agenda. So what I did was.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I kind of put it into section subsection that we were thinking that we wanted to format it in.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Like, this would be our table of contents.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Section, subsection.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Of course, you know, we're gonna fine tune it, but I took all of what was in our description.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And kind of bulleted it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Now, you remember what our description was in the in the last meeting. I wrote it all out.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Mmh.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So I just bulleted it in the subsection, subsection format that we said.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Yes.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Now, Number three, I want to ask Nithi to do.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Oh, yeah.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mhmm. And it seemed because that looks like that's in her her ballpark.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Mmh.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: about that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Oh. Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And so.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: My thoughts.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Now, so this meeting, we already knew what we were assigned. This is as far as I got.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And then I had a thought that I wanted to pass by you guys.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: As we're doing our research and stuff for our section.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: what… the way I would like to do it, and this is what I want to see, how y'all would like to do it on your end. This is how it works for me. Like, when I was doing the resurgence post reports, what I did was, I…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Copy links.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: from documents from Anna's articles and put it in a notes page. Here, let me, let me show you.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Yes, please.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Go here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And I kind of started doing it on here. I'll show you, see my document notes. And this is a rough.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Rough, thing of my notes. So here's my guidebook notes.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So in my guidebook notes, or this is how I did the resurgence project.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Videos. I would…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: do my research in Anna's articles, her videos, whatever. I usually go to search. I use that search platform.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And when I read something that I think is explaining what I'm trying to convey.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: or that Anna actually taught us about that topic, I would put it in my notes, and I'd put the link
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And a copy… Copy and paste of the paragraph in my notes.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And I just make notes like this.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And when I get to the point of
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Writing the transcript of my video.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: know what references or what references I need to put in my source list. So this is, and then I go back and read those references or those copy and paste to make sure I got the context right and where I want to use it in my transcript.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Mmh.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So I think it's, what I'm asking you guys is, I want to know what the references are, where you got what you said. So when I put my transcript together, I'm going to put my paragraphs and put my link.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: of where I got it from. So you can go back and say, oh, I read that, or I listened to that video, and that context is not what she was meaning, or I didn't interpret it the same way you interpret it, and that's what we discussed.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Those points,
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I think we have to have proof behind whatever we're putting in.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And that's what you're saying. It's
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: this is what she said, and this is what we think it meant, right? So we have some kind of…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Proof or some kind of reference point.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: point, some reference point that we can kind of say, hmm, that interpretation, no, I don't get that from that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And we might need to go somewhere else to find proof that your, the interpretation you actually got, what, what, what you thought it was, it meant you can have to find it somewhere else because that ain't the one that describes what you said, you know.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And then, the other reason I like to do it this way, to have those reference points everywhere in your document, is because, like I've been sending you guys.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: responses back, it's like, well, Anna…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: is not clear here, because she said this over there. So we're going to have to reconcile some things of interpretations of what she's meaning to say.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, it would be good for us to have the references, because I'm going to need to know
Louise Campbell-Anthony: What y'all thought she meant…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: when I'm at this particular point, and I'm interpreting it one way, and you might see it another way.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And some of the issues I have with some of…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The articles and stuff, like, say she said something 4 years ago.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then she… Learn something different and change the way that she's saying it today.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: which one do we really use, because we do grow as we go, and we do change. You know, things change, they're not static, where what she may have interpreted or thought it meant back 2 years or 3 years ago.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: She may think it's different today, you know what I'm saying?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Anything?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And even with us, as we're learning too, we realize things that we thought of, or we thought it was, isn't what it is anymore. You know what I'm saying?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So… Yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I think we need to discuss that when we're doing it is.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: No.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: When did she say that?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You know, does it… is it relevant for today, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And, as she said it again.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: you know, more recently, and how did you interpret it then? You know what I mean?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Cause that's gonna make a difference, I think.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And I'm gonna show you the, and for that very reason is why I use the search platform.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Mmhm.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: In the search platform, when you bring up the documents, it has a date of the article.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: If you only go to the Anavon Rights platform, see, if I search here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So that I can know the date of when she wrote a particular article.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And if you just do the search, you know, the search from the "Anabon Rights" articles, the earlier ones.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Thank you, Pros.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, she froze.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Don't have dates.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: There, but if you.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Throws per minute.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I'm back. So this is how we can get a perspective on when did she write this particular document and when did she write this other particular document and see why it changed or if.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: What I do is, if I search it in here, I look at the number on it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Cause if it's number one, you know, it's one of the first ones. If it's number 9, 000 something, you know.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But you don't, like you said, you don't know the date.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Where on the other one, it could be more important for the date than it is the actual number, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I did notice there's a difference in the two of them, though, on some of the articles.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And some of the stuff that comes back, and I don't know where it's But…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: There's a difference. Do you mean it's.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It's.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Thank you.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It's like, you gave us some with this, and I searched it, and then I searched it on here, and I was coming up with different articles.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, the numbers are off. I think I found that in one case, not too many cases, but I think I found that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, even even the it was like.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The article you gave me. I don't think I found it in here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And it was just confusing me, you know what I'm saying? So.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, but send that back to me so I can see, 'cause I can double check. 'cause usually I can find them.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: If it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: It's a different wrong if it's not.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, it's like the name, either the name was different or something, or the article number was different. It took me a while, but a few of them you did, I found them, you know what I'm saying? But it took me a while to find them.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You know, to see what was the differences or if there was anything.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah. Because I was trying to see… because I didn't know about that site you're using, the search one.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That was something new for me.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But it's, we, that's how we learn too, is we share things, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, so.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I agree, I'll try to do what you're doing, because I think it… especially for me, I forget.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: where I'm getting things, and if I copy it and say, this is where I got it, then I'll remember, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And I think it would be good for all of us because you're not going to know where I found things either unless I tell you, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right. So it sounds like we agreed to put in our references where we got the information from.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So that would help. And I think I'm ready to start putting my document together. I just wanted to kind of get some perspective or not perspective, a format to how we're going to follow through on putting information in here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, cause if I, so if I have some information for number 2,
Louise Campbell-Anthony: What I'm gonna do is, and this is, this is, this just is consistent. What I'll do is say on my little notes, be guaranteed by federal service contracts, and then put my reference note, article so-and-so, or video so-and-so, and copy and paste a transcript there.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And that's what I'll send to you.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm
Louise Campbell-Anthony: and, you know, or number 3, if I find something for number 3, I say, oh, this is a good article that talks about this part of number 3, let me copy and paste this, and…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: You know, and send it over to, Rocky.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right. Or whoever, whoever.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Or PT or a PT or whatever. Yeah.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I think that's a good idea, because as we're looking through things, and we do see something that would fit somewhere else.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: We would actually just send it to that person so they don't have to keep looking.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It just helps on us getting the information quicker, I think.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm Yeah, I…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I'll do that too.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, let's do that. And I think that's helpful for everybody. And that aspect where we talk about giving each other's input and really not wanting to do the group
Louise Campbell-Anthony: editing platform, it handles that part, that aspect of it. We can give our input, we can let you know where we got it from, and since you're controlling that section, you decide where you want to put that at.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And if you decide you don't want to use it, then you get to explain to us, well, I didn't want to put this in this section because.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And you just tell us, you know, and then maybe we'll debate about it and maybe we won't.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: The reason why you don't think it's a pit or whatever.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah,
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But yeah, I agree with that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Because I think what's going to happen, even though you have this content right here, and that's what we're going to go looking for.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I think we're gonna have another document, and how I look at it is, say, like.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: you have people invested here in Someday. In your document, you would write that as a header in your document with all your research on it, right? This is the research for that area, and then write out what you want to say in there, you know what I mean?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That's how I would do it.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And in that way.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You know, it's… when we settle down with what is the real words for that, then we can move it into this.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Hmm. Right? H.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So I don't want to clutter up our main…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: topics, you know what I'm saying? Until we got it settled down on what we're gonna use. You know what I mean?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Does that make sense to you, or…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right. This will you this will be just our guide for right now. And you'll have your own separate.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Notes note page where you put all your references and stuff in.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right, for each one of the sections.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You know, it's like on, on the, on mine, on A, I would have a document for A and then all my research and all my, what I want to word it to be, you know what I'm saying? And then I would have a document for B with each one of those things, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And that way, when we get all those nailed down by each piece, then we can move them in or not, you know what I'm saying?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then that's where, you know, the final part of that would go to Niti, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: To edit it and… No.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, when you… when you have your document references and everything for those A or B,
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That's for… and put them in your notes. That's your notes, but you're going to take your notes and actually write
Louise Campbell-Anthony: the the Content, paragraph content for that section before it goes neatly.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right. Well, that's what I'm saying is, like, I have a document, and I call it, you know, the A1, right? And then in there, I'd have all my research, and then maybe at the bottom of it would be what I.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Think it should say, you know what I mean? Or I could put it in a different document or not, you know what I'm saying?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, okay. So you're saying don't.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Separate your notes!
Louise Campbell-Anthony: from the transcript or the content part, the paragraph part.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right, that we'.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Y'all clutt.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Yes.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So that way, so that way when I give it to you and you can read through my content part of what I'm thinking it should say, and then you can go look at my research if you want, right? So that we're not cluttering the two of them up.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You say this piece is what's going to go into here, or what we think is going to go into here, because there's going to be editing, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But if you want to know how I got to this, you can look at my notes, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Which will be a different document, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah. So that's two documents. Your notes document and your content. I don't know what it's called. Your rough draft.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Saying yes.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Rep draft.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then that way we could, you know, you can look at it and say, well, I don't think I interpret that right. Let me go look at his notes where you got that from. Well, I think that meant this. And then you could do some editing on my content, right? And then we'd send it back and all of us would talk about it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So that would be.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: In lieu of trying to do a, you know, everybody editing the same document, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, so that's… we got… I think that narrows it down to how we're going to proceed, the process and how we're going to proceed on this. Now, take liberty to… as you're researching your topic.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: If you think something needs to be changed as far as these bullet points, something added, something removed and put in another section, because I think I did remove something and put it in another section from the paragraphs we had last week. I think I moved, what did I move?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I moved.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Original jurisdiction of national jurisdiction. I removed this.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: From out of this section.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Mmhm.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: This, this top section.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Because it makes…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: On that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: over there.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: On that part.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: We'll let only you edit this one, and what we'll do is we'll come to you and say, we think this one should be moved, and we'll talk about it in our discussion, and then you can either move it or not.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then get us a new document of this. I don't want everybody editing this, you know what I'm saying? Because I think it'll confuse us when things change on us.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And else we talk about it first, and then you change it and say, okay, this is what we talked about, this is our new one, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Do you agree with that?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, that I can do, I can handle 'cause I always, yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, because…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: you're… you're already doing it now, I mean, you're at, you know, controlling this part of it, and I think we need to just have one person editing our contacts, you know what I'm saying? For now. You know, until we get more into it, then…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: you know, again, like you said, though, if I see something in my deal, and I say, well, I don't think that really fits here, then we'll bring it to the meeting, right? And then we can discuss it, and you say, okay, let's move it over here, and everybody agrees, and then you move it, right? And that way, we know it's moved, it got moved.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: -H.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And that whoever's got that other section now needs to work on that, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But if you just move it, or I just move it, we're not gonna know that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: that…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It just got moved, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I think, like I said, everything has to do with communication. As long as we're communicating and understanding what each of us is doing, I think it'll go pretty quick.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: All right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Did you listen? Did you listen to the last coordinator thing? I.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: About about the 4 pillars.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yes.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, you, you see my, I responded back.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, I've seen.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That's good.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I want more of a bit of you talking, you know what I'm saying?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: You know.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Because she changed her story again, kind of.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Hahaha.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So this is this is just.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It's dull.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, so this is just…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yes.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: This is just us having to reconcile all of that. We will have to reconcile what she's all said and what and oh, that brings me to this point.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I put this up here.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: This part. I put this up here so that as we're going through the information and reconciling stuff, we're going to have to take our minds back to the question.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Does this create a Republican form of government?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: If we… if we're understanding a certain part of what Anna says.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: ask ourselves, is that consistent with what a Republican form of government is? And that will lead our thoughts into judging, rather.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: We should say it this way, or say it this other way, or include what she said, or include the other thing that she said, because some things are contradictory. So which one do we include?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That one.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And that's where I said, maybe based on timing when she said it, or…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: whatever we think that it really should be, I don't know. I mean, it's… we're gonna have to discuss it, because there's gonna be a lot of condominiums, you know, things that we're conflicting on, that we're gonna have to figure out what is the way we really should be doing it. And is it, like you said, is it the Republican form of government
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: On the way that we're doing it, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right, right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So like, like a document I sent you today.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Kind of explains, there was some emails that she sent me, so I sent them to you today.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: For you to look through them, and… She was…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: she was kind of clear on some of it, but not another. It kind of gave me some thoughts where
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I wasn't really sure, you know what I'm saying, on what she was telling me in the email, because these were emails that she sent me going over some of the stuff, right? And this was back some time because I was trying to determine between the State of the Union and Union State, what were they, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: and what was I working on, you know, what was she having me work on or not, you know what I'm saying? And she was explaining all the pieces, you know.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And I thought it would be interesting for us to, you know, look at them, you know what I'm saying, and.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: come up with our own thoughts on them, you know what I'm saying?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, which brings me to another thought that I was having. So, I get emails, you get emails, Tamara, we all need to get emails, and we get text messages, and we get,
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I don't know, whatever, other, other kind of communications.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: That, we need to put in the SPILE server, because you won't know where I got it from, and if I'm doing my source list, I'm not going to copy and paste the whole email into my source list.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I just I just rather upload to you the email that I got.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: You can go there and read.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Where I got it from.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, what you do is you,
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Print your, or, yeah, print your email, but in a PDF.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And if you want to send it to me, then I can put it on the file server. You know, it's like, where I have, where it says coordinator calls, like, if it was in a coordinator call, or whatever, in a video, I'm clipping out just the part where she's talking, and I'm putting it in there so that we can go play it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yep.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And that's the same thing, what you're saying, maybe I need to create another folder for, you know, emails or texts, you know what I'm saying?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah. Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: You know?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: We can clip our emails or texts, put them in there so everybody can read them.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: M.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And we can just send a link from there if we want, you know what I'm saying?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Or just everybody to go look through them, you know.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Put it in so that, so that under this general link that we send in people to look at our, our replays and stuff, put it in there. So it can be under one link.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So what I'll do is… I will creep.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I will create a directory for emails and whatever, and underneath that would be for each topic.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right? So we can put that text or whatever under that topic, so we know it goes… it kind of fits with what that said.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Is that better or is that what you're not saying?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well, that's better.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: than what I was saying.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Because, like, say you say, Luis, this has to do with your B, or, you know, on one B.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then I can create a directory in there for 1B, and put your text in there, right? So that we can know that if we're reading about that or researching it, we can go look at the 1B on the file server, and see what your… what email you got, or text you got from that, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah. Yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And that way, we would, you know, if it relates, if it doesn't, then we can just move it to whatever
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You know, content that it belongs to, right? Yeah. So that way we're not looking at all of them. We don't have to go read every one of.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Thinking is like.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It'd be easier if we categorize things to
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: what it is we're looking for, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, yeah. So yeah, we need that in there. And so we'll be able to…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: pass along the other resources that we're using that's not in the search Anna.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Part.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: No.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, because there's… I know each one of us, especially Needy, you know, because she's talked to Anna a lot and done videos with her.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: she may be able to come up with some stuff, you know, that we need to look at, and she… we could put in that, or she can put it up there she wants, you know what I'm saying? That'
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: the way I did the… your login and her login, so that she could update it if she wanted to, too. You know.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I upload them to the file server. But if not, you guys can send them to me, I'll do it. It doesn't… I don't
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I don't care either way, you know.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: M.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: If you just don't want to log into it and do it, just email them to me and say, "Hey, Rocky, put this in this," and I can put it there.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: -H.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It's not that hard, you know, for me to do it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm No. Okay. Yeah. So let's, we got that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Anything else we can think of? 'Cause I got a question for you, Rocky, and tomorrow that's not this really.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay. Because I want to go back to that, we just switched our hats, and Union State made a vote. I want you to explain that part to me, but really outside of, are we finished with this yet?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, it has to do with this a little bit, but not, you know…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That was some… Because of me working on this.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Anna kept telling me.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Rocky, you gotta understand which hat you're wearing.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And what she was telling me is, you have to understand which jurisdiction you're in when you're working on it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And I finally got it, after Tamara stood up, and whatever, on what she was telling me to do.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Because she was telling me to have the meetings.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: whatever meeting, if it was state or union, state or county, but I had to understand what meeting I was doing and what hat I was wearing.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right? When I was doing it. And everybody else in the meeting needed to understand what I was doing, or, you know, what we were working on, right? So, like, if I was working on Clark County.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It would need to be my hat for the county of Clark, and only the county meeting.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So that's what she was talking about, and that's what I finally got, and then she… that was when she was raising her hand, oh, he got it, because that was what she's been telling me for, like, a year and a half.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You know, like.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Lucky it's the same people. Well, it is the same people. I kept saying, yeah, it is the same people, but I didn'
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It's the same people in Clark County that is in the state, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But somebody in Douglas County isn't the same in Clark County.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right? So I had to make sure I was wearing the right hat, depending on which county I was in. If I was in the Union State, you know, it's because you're working soil only in Union State, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That I wasn't wearing the hat of the state, you know, the state of the unit, so I needed to make sure I was.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: doing it in the right way, and I think we need to address that in here, too, where people understand what it is that they're doing, and what jurisdictions they really are in.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: When they're doing it, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So how did it, so how did it work?
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And what you were explaining to her as far as, I think it was about reporting secretaries.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right. Well, what?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay, I got a notice from my… from the state.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: This… these people up there, we're having an issue with them right now, because they think they own the state, and we don't have any access to it, right? Or we can't say anything.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Say, we're gonna start saying State of the Union now, 'cause.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: You're in a union state too, so I'll make sure I'm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: We're talking about State of the Union only.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, okay, State of the Union.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, so Tamara stood up to be a coordinator, OK?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And that was outlined in her first meeting, who she was, and the meeting that she was doing was a State of the Union meeting only.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay? And she was the coordinator for that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Let me ask this before you go on. Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Is there any more state of the union coordinators other than Tamara?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Sue. Sue.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right. And Yeah, I won't go on to the rest of that. That can be offline somewhere. Yeah.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But anyway, so…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Tamar stood up, she had her first meeting, you know, I helped her through it, you know, she's in training still, too, kinda.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: the notice that we got that our recording secretaries cannot be state… recording secretaries, because they wasn't okayed from the State of the Union.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay. Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So they wasn't approved is what they said, okay? So what we did is then we had a State of the Union business meeting.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And we approved them, the people approved them, which is who the State of the Union people are, is the people, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, we did a vote on it, and everybody that was there, it was basically unanimous. I think only one person said no, but everybody else said yes, right? So, that made them all recording secretaries.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay. And that's what I was trying to explain to Anna. We realized what hat we were wearing, and which meeting we needed to be in to do this, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: 'Cause we had to be in the State of the Union meeting, like a business meeting, to handle the business for the state, right? And we sent out two emails to notifying everybody that this was a state meeting, we were gonna do voting, and they needed to show up.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So whoever showed up out of the state, everybody in the state got an email, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh. And again.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then we do the, we do a county or the union state, we do the same thing. We notify everybody what it's gonna be about. You know, you do agenda, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And that's kind of what needs to be in this document, too, is explaining.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: what it is you're doing, right? And what this document really is about.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So, because I, I guess, I think I misunderstood, because I thought that you had a union state meeting and voted on the recording secretaries.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: No.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That was a state we
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: We started off in that video, the first one, on the second one, it was only state-only. The first one, we started off as a Union State meeting. Halfway through it, we shut the meeting down, and then we started the State of the Union meeting.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then we. That's when we talked about Tamara and that kind of stuff. We didn't do any v.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Is that what you meant by changing hats? Yes. Oh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, like, if I start the meeting as a union state.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: or, you know, the Union State, I explained to everybody what it is, what we're working on, and only the people that could be working on this, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then when we shut the meeting down, change hats, right, to the State of the Union, right, this is what Anna's been telling me.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Then we changed hat, and then Tamara got on, did the Bivens, and explained the meeting that this is the State of the Union meeting only.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And we're going to do a business for only the State of the Union.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, -h.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So that's where the hats come in. It's like, what are you, it's really jurisdiction is what she's saying. And she's using the word hats, right? So it's like, what jurisdiction are you working in so that everybody understands what they're doing, right? And we have to explain that when we do it.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, like, if we're gonna have a State of the Union meeting, we have to say, this is a State of the Union meeting, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And that tells them what's jurisdiction, what half they need to be in, and if we need to explain more, we can. You know what I'.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But it's… Go ahead.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Logistically.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I'm thinking, do you all have your annual meeting posted, like publicly posted for the people to be notified there's a meeting? Or do you all just communicate with the people?
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Calendar?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, on a calendar and like post it publicly. I don't know how y'all, do you post it on your website or you post it?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Remember I showed you last time you went to it. If you go to.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Public dot Nevada, Union State, Gov. Land.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That actually takes you to our calendar.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: public dot the Nevada.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Union State.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Gov.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Dot land.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And if you go on the right-hand side, do you see where it says View Full Calendar?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah. Thank you.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Click on that, that's a calendar. And there's the meetings that we're having.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, so do y'all.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: meetings they are.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: So do y'all generally have Union State and State of the Union meetings on the same day?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: We have late, we have now.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Last week, it was only State of the Union.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: You see where it says the Nevada Assembly and Union State weekly meeting? Because we have them weekly, every weekly.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Tamara didn't want to do it on a different day, just because it's a lot of work to get the meeting going, and emails, and all that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So she wanted.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: And I work on Saturdays, so it's tough for me to do.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Every Saturday.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So anyway, we're.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I would think, I would think it'd be important to keep those two separate.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: I mean, the Nevada Assembly meeting.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, whatever.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Friday State Assembly meeting.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: What I'm gonna do is, I'm gonna have another calendar that's gonna be… because this one says the Nevada Union State, and I have another calendar that says the State of the Union.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right? And then to be a calendar just for that.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So that way I keep them separate. I just haven't done it yet. It's just a lot of work.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Me and Tomorrow's been going through a lot of changes lately.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: -H.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And Anna's been involved in a lot of stuff that we're doing. So, you know, it's been a little tough the last few weeks.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: But we're getting it under control, I think, now.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: I don't know what Tamara thinks about it.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It is a lot of work.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, I think I was, I was confused on how you had done that. I'm like, how's he on?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: How do you change your hat and you're still in a meeting?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, it.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: So we have to stop.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: One meeting, and you opened up another meeting. And then I asked myself, well, don't you have to have that on the calendar first before you hold a meeting for assembly?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yes.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: You have it here.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah. And then also, we send out emails, like, I'll send out
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: normally an email around Wednesday for Saturday, and then I'll also Saturday morning, I'll send it again.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right? That there's a meeting today, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Just a reminder that, you know, it's on the calendar, but if you didn't see it or you didn't look, you know what I'm saying? Everybody gets an email too, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, I think that makes sense. Now for,
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Do y'all have? So does the State of the Union have an annual calendar.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: No. I know for Ohio, we have an annual calendar. That's one of the things that Anna says in our reconstruction efforts. We need the states, the assemblies, State of the Union assemblies, post their annual calendar.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, right now, Not Sue or anybody has been doing that. So we don't have one in Nevada.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: something we need to work on. And, you know, that could be something in the Union State that we're doing that we need to address, is the Union State needs to have an annual calendar, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: -H.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: 'Cause that is important, I think.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: It would be great to know what we're… what's planned for the year, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Thank you.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: And we have to think about it this way. These calendars is for our public, not for us. I mean, it is for us, but because you're the part of the public, but
Louise Campbell-Anthony: a government post their meetings for the public to be able to attend the meetings.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Right.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmhm.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: how… how that's posted on a State of the Union level, I'm not quite sure. I mean, county assembly meetings, we… we know those are posted somewhere down in… at the town hall, or somewhere down wherever your county assembly is… is, going to post your meetings.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: A union state, or a state of the union, which is for the whole state, I'm not sure where you post those at.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Well, that's the reason why we're making this public website.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Mmh.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So that it would be on the public, right?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And then, like, you got your cursor over the bulletin board, that's just where we can post things that's coming up, or what's going on, you know what I'm saying?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Yeah, I know.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: In our… whatever, you know what I'm saying?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Again, we need to create another one of these websites for the State of the Union.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So they're not mixing them up.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So people will know
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: If I'm looking at Union State, they know this is all just Union State stuff, and if I look at the other one, I know I'm looking at, say, the.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, and these are, again, things that we need to put in the document on…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Not confusion people, you know, trying to make it separate.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Right. Yeah Now, do you, do you all, so Tamara, do you have.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: control of your access to change or put anything on your State of the Union website? Because y'all already have a State of the Union website, right?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: What is y'all stating again?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: What do you mean? The Knight Count.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: No, your State of the Union website.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Oh, that is… right now, it's just not the… that's the other thing that we want to get fixed, too.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: It's.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Nevadaassembly.org.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh, okay.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: That's what they're using right now.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So…
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oops.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Not even working?
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Oh. There it is. Oh, well, that's probably my slow internet.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Okay.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay, so here, so here should be your State of the Union calendar on this website.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, we have no control over this website. It's the people up north, and they won't give us any access.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: So, I have a.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Well.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: another URL that I'm using for it.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: And they… they had it shut down from the…
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Domain place, but I got it back, because they don't have the right to do that.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: These people are attacking us in every way we can.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Do you want to talk about this after we're done with the recording?
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Let's do it after, yeah.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Okay. Because it has nothing to do with the other stuff, no?
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: I mean, yes, but no.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Are we done with the, because I'm… that's all I have.
Rockie Roper Coordinator Nevada: Yeah, stop the recording. Stop the record.
Tamara Amaral Coordinator Nevada: Recording, yeah.
Louise Campbell-Anthony: Okay.