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House Committee Releases Six Years Of Trump's Tax Returns; Jan 6 Cmte Releases New Transcripts, Including From Giuliani, Kushner; Southwest Expects "Full Schedule" Today After Major Meltdown. Aired 11-11:30a ET
AMARA WALKER, CNN ANCHOR: Hello, everyone. At This Hour, new transcript just out from the January 6th Committee in the past few minutes. CNN reading through them right now, what Rudy Giuliani and Jared Kushner swore under oath. Today, Donald Trump's taxes now in plain sight after a year's long back and forth legal battle. Plus, the Transportation Secretary's new threat aimed at Southwest Airlines make good on getting thousands of passengers home or face thousands of dollars of fines for failing to get planes in the air. This is what we're watching At This Hour.
And good morning, everyone. I'm Amara Walker in for Kate Bolduan. Just minutes ago, the Committee investigating the insurrection putting out a new batch of transcripts from its work. Today's release includes a few headline names, Rudy Giuliani, Donald Trump's former legal mouthpiece who helped lead some efforts to undo the 2020 election. Jared Kushner, the former president's son-in-law and senior adviser. Jason Miller, a former top Trump campaign adviser. And Ginni Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, who also attended Stop the Steal rallies. CNN is reading through all of this right now, and we will bring you details as soon as we get them.
Also this hour, a never before seen look at Donald Trump's taxes. House Democrats making six years of the former president's financials public this morning, entering them into the Congressional record and capping a dramatic legal fight. What we know already, the returns cover 2015 through 2020, and the IRS violated its own rules by not auditing Trump each year while he was president. Trump paid no income tax in his final full year in office. And Trump and his wife paid little or no income tax in several of the years between 2015 and 2020. Let's get started in Washington with CNN's Kristen Holmes. All right, Kristen, walk us through. What are the headlines here?
KRISTEN HOLMES, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, Amara, so we're looking at hundreds and hundreds of pages of documents, which we are still combing through, but I am able to confirm some information as we go through and try to process all of these numbers. The first thing that we can confirm is, as you noted, what Trump paid income tax while he was in office. So if you look at those numbers, as you said, little or no income tax. Back in 2016 and 2017, he paid only $750. 2018 and 2019 combined, that was about $1.1 million. In 2020, he paid zero dollars in income tax. Now, he was able to do this by claiming these large losses that he essentially carried forward year after year in order to offset or in some cases not pay at all that income tax. When you look at those losses, these were enormous business losses, he claims talking about $105 million, 73 million, $45 million.
But the interesting thing here from the tax experts I've talked to is when you look at that 2020 income tax of zero dollars, some of this they believe, will be called strategic accounting, that he was able to move this money around and pay less. But when it comes to 2020 paying zero dollars in income tax, that indicates that there were some real business failures, which would make sense given it was the year of COVID.
But the reason why that is so critical is because of what it means for Trump on a political spectrum. We have to remember that this is a man who has built an entire brand on being a wealthy and therefore successful businessman. And he has spent decades hiding this information, his financial information, his network, who his business associates were from the public. And in fact, he became the first president in modern history not to release his tax returns. And now we are seeing them front and center.
Now, the other thing, and this is important because it was one of the things that we are looking for in these additional documents is his foreign bank accounts. We have just learned that he did hold foreign bank accounts the entire time that he was in office. In 2015, actually, let's start with 2016. He had bank accounts in the United Kingdom, Ireland, China, and St. Martin, 2017, U.K., Ireland and China and then 2018 and 2020 just in the U.K.
The reason why this is so important, we're going to do a deeper dive into all these foreign entities is because the entanglement that Trump had with foreign business was a huge part of the narrative while he was in office. And now we're going to find out actually how far that actually went. Are there any foreign owned companies who are his business associates?
So, again, more information that we're breaking down here. But all of this is painting a picture of who Trump is and whether or not it actually matches up with the narrative that he has presented for the last several decades. And it's coming at a time that he's running for office a third time.
And I will say, talking to so many people around him, people who have known him back in New York years ago, they say this is the thing that he is the most sensitive about, is his finances and having his finances scrutinized.
WALKER: Yes. Of course, if he's so sensitive about this, are we hearing anything from the former president? HOLMES: Well, we have. We heard a statement last week. He already released a preemptive video, and then he put out a statement almost immediately today, and I'm going to read you part of it. He said, the great USA divide will now grow far worse. The radical left Democrats have weaponized everything, but remember that that is a dangerous two way street. And when he's referring to in that two way street is that he has already called on House Republicans when they take over to start looking into Biden's finances as well as his family's finances.
WALKER: All right, Kristen Holmes, appreciate you breaking that down for us. Thank you very much.
With me now is Catherine Rampell. She is a CNN economics and political commentator and opinion columnist for The Washington Post. Catherine, great to see you. So six years of Trump's tax returns are finally public. One of the things the committee's report revealed is that the IRS did not do the mandatory audit according to its own rules they were supposed to do during Trump's first two years in office. What do you make of that and what do you think will come of this?
CATHERINE RAMPELL, CNN ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL COMMENTATOR: It's very puzzling, disturbing, even. Look, former President Trump had raised lots of red flags about his tax behavior well before he was president. Plenty of reasons that would motivate the IRS, presumably to look into some aggressive tax positions he had been taking. Beyond that, as you point out, the IRS's own policy is to audit the sitting president every year that that president is in office, even if there aren't red flags.
And so the question is, why did they drop the ball? Why did they not follow their own policy? Why didn't they pursue a lot of these sort of fishy at best behaviors that Trump had been fairly public about participating in, let alone that we've discovered through lots of investigative journalism? So it's very strange. We don't know what went on here. We don't know if this is about incompetence, that this is about political interference, disorganization, lack of resources, et cetera, but something went wrong, and we need to get to the bottom of it.
WALKER: And what are the specific questions that you have? Because I think a lot of people's eyebrows are raised when they hear that Trump, a wealthy businessman, as he's touted himself as, he didn't pay any taxes, federal income taxes in 2020. In 2016, it was just $750 in federal income taxes. And then if you combine the years of 2018 and 2019, just over a million dollars. So what are the questions that you have in your mind? Is it about seeing if these losses that were reported are actually legitimate?
RAMPELL: Well, there are a number of questions that I have. To be clear, the tax code is extremely complicated, and there's a lot of gray areas, particularly when it comes to real estate taxes. So just because Trump was able to pay very little in taxes does not necessarily mean he did anything illegal. That said, there are a lot of dodgy things that came up within his tax returns that the Joint Committee on Taxation last week already kind of summarized. And we will see documentation of in this release today, things like charitable deductions that look suspicious, loans to his kids that may have been actually gifts which should have been taxable, stuff like that.
Beyond, you know, whether he actually engaged in financial shenanigans as he was preparing his tax returns, I am also personally interested in where he gets his money from and who he owes money to. Was he governing in the interest of himself or of the country? And we have some clues within the documents that have been released, and again, everybody, including myself, still going through them. But we're able to see some of those foreign entanglements that may provide clues to those kinds of obligations he had.
WALKER: So many details to be looked at. Thank you so much, Catherine Rampell. Here with me now to share some perspective, Laura Barron- Lopez of the PBS News Hour and Politics -- POLITICO's, Nicholas Wu. Welcome to you both. Laura, let's first start with you. I mean, these returns confirming that Trump carried huge losses forward to dramatically lower his tax bill. But as we were hearing from Kristen, you know, we know Donald Trump is very sensitive about his image, about being respected and seen as a successful, wealthy businessman. Politically, what's the immediate fallout for Donald Trump?
LAURA BARRON-LOPEZ, CNN POLITICAL ANALYST: Well, with the base of the party, you know, there's about 30 percent or more that are very much behind the former President Trump and that it's really hard to imagine that they would split from him even with the release of these tax returns. You know, Trump promised back in around 2014, well before he ever declared his candidacy, that he would release his tax returns if then President Obama released his birth certificate. And of course, he didn't follow through on that and repeatedly promised at different points that he would release his tax returns when he became a candidate, when he was elected and never did so.
And the base, the Republican base stayed with him all along the way. The Republican Party itself and Republican leadership appears to still largely behind him and not trying to split from him in any dramatic ways. And as noted, the new Republican House that is coming in is going to start their investigations of their own, looking at President Biden's finances, President Biden's family, as well as the IRS itself.
WALKER: Yes, and Nicholas, to you, I mean, House Democrats say, look, the facts are simple, the numbers are right there. GOP members say the majority is still putting out selective info, not releasing 1,000 plus files on the audits used as a foundation for a report last week. What is the Republican strategy to discredit the investigation?
NICHOLAS WU, CONGRESSIONAL REPORTER, POLITICO: Well, the Republican strategy here has been to draw attention to, like you said, how they're casting this as a selective release of the tax returns an, you know, they're calling this a weaponization of the congressional oversight tools against the former president. So it kind of shows in many ways how Republicans are still rallying around Trump even after we're seeing some of these revelations coming out from his tax returns. At the same time, there have been questions about Trump's taxes for years, and it's not really something that Republicans have raised that many eyebrows at. And so the question is now, you know, with plenty of other Republicans looking at entering the presidential field, whether any of them choose to use this information against Trump as they ramp up their presidential campaigns.
WALKER: What will the implications be of this, Lauren, then? I mean, do you think this will force future candidates to release their tax returns without any exception?
BARRON-LOPEZ: Well, I think that the former president showed that you could not release your tax returns, become president, and go through your entire presidency and then not be released. One other thing I'd add, though, is that while the House Republicans are clearly going to conduct their own investigations, it's important to note that Senate is still in Democratic control. Senator Ron Wyden, who is chairman of the Finance Committee, has said that he's going to use additional investigative tools to look at why the IRS did not audit Trump during the early part of his presidency, during those first few years didn't start until about 2019 to audit him.
And so Democrats now have additional investigative tools in the Senate because of the fact that they have majorities on committees now with that extra seat.
WALKER: And Nicholas, do you think Trump is going to have to do a lot of damage control looking to 2024. I mean, do you see any of Trump's potential rivals trying to use this information to say, hey, look, voters, trump isn't the businessman he claims to be?
WU: Well, if the past can predict the future, the former president has gotten out of similar sorts of scrapes before by simply deflecting and dodging and misdirecting attention towards his own away from his own potential personal scandals. Like I mentioned earlier, there is a real question here of whether other republicans are going to use any of this information. Right now, they are still rallying around him, but in many ways there is all this new material that's been handed over to Republicans if it's something that they want to take advantage of.
WALKER: Nicholas Wu and Laura Barron-Lopez, thank you both. Appreciate your time.
All right, still ahead, the January 6th Committee has just released new witness transcripts, including from Rudy Giuliani and Jared Kushner. We'll break down the details, next.
WALKER: Right now, we are getting a new glimpse at what key Trump insiders told the January 6th Committee. This hour, the Committee putting out a batch of new witness transcripts, including from Rudy Giuliani and Jared Kushner. CNN's Katelyn Polantz has been reading through the transcripts for us. Katelyn, what did Giuliani and Kushner tell the panel? What sticks out to you?
KATELYN POLANTZ, CNN SENIOR CRIME AND JUSTICE REPORTER: Amara, we're still looking through a lot of this. Jared Kushner, Rudy Giuliani. Transcripts are released. We're looking at those. We're also looking at some of the boldface names that you'll remember from those House Select Committee interviews. People like Eric Herschmann, that lawyer who was quite a star witness because of his bluntness for how he wanted to push back against John Eastman. His transcript has been released.
Jason Miller, a top campaign aide. Cassidy Hutchinson, another star witness for the January 6th Committee. Her transcript is out. And the one that I have spent some time with since we just got these a few minutes ago is Ginni Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. So Virginia Thomas famously had been texting with Chief of Staff Mark Meadows at the White House, wanting there to be someone, anyone looking into the challenge of this election. Perhaps there could be states that could look for election fraud.
And Ginni Thomas now says a full mea culpa to the Committee. In her interview, she says, I regret all of these texts. And also some of these are just things I was showing were moving through the movement, the conservative movement that she was a part of. And I'm regretting that they became public. She says that she was emotional at the time, she was emoting, and she now regrets the tone and the context of these texts.
So all of these transcripts, Amara, are showing the depth the Committee went to get perspectives both then after the election and now about how people feel.
WALKER: Well, really interesting admissions from Ginni Thomas there. Katelyn Polantz we'll let you get back to perusing those documents. Thank you very much.
Well, Southwest Airlines is working to get back to normal today after days of chaos and frustration. So far this morning, Southwest has canceled only a few dozen flights. That compares to thousands on each of the previous few days. The welcome news comes as Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg warns the government will take action if the airline doesn't do right by passengers. CNN's Adrienne Broaddus is live at Chicago's Midway Airport with more. Hi there, Adrienne. Look, we're just hours really away from New Year's Eve. It's Friday, people want good news. How are things looking there today?
ADRIENNE BROADDUS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Things are better today, Amara. However, of hesitation from some travelers, including Velvet Calhoun (ph), she is on her way to Memphis, Tennessee to ring in the New Year. However, when it was time for her to drop her bags, she was terrified.
BROADDUS: Why don't you want to check your bag?
VELVET CALHOUN (ph), TRAVELER: OK. Because all the bags they lost.
BROADDUS: Scared?
CALHOUN (ph): Hell, yes, I'm scared. It's just the point. All the bags that they lost, they lost 1,000 some bags. I've been watching the news. Now they want us to still get them our bags. It's that crazy or what? I'll try to go have some fun New Year's Eve. I ain't just -- I ain't going to let them spoil my day.
BROADDUS: And so many travel plans were spoiled. As she told us, she'd been watching every step of the way. Meanwhile, travelers seeing this for the first time. No cancellations listed on this flight information. All of these flights on time. 1963 boarding, one delay here. It was scheduled to leave at 11:15. Now that plane will take off at 12:05. So much relief followed by days of stress. Amara?
WALKER: Yes, I'm sure that is a welcome site. Thank you so much Adrienne Broaddus. Live for us there in Chicago. Joining me now, travel expert Katy Nastro. She is a spokesperson for the website, Scott's Cheap Flights. Katy, thank you for your time. So look, Southwest saying it's resuming a normal schedule today. And so far it appears that conditions are much better. You saw only a few dozen flights canceled.
The board did not have many cancellations as we saw there. What is your advice? Let's start with the Southwest passengers who are looking to rebook their flights.
KATY NASTRO, SCOTT'S CHEAP FLIGHTS TRAVEL EXPERT: Sure. So, you know, finally, some good news for travelers that have been affected. You know, Southwest is operating at only 1 percent of flights canceled. That's a far cry from the 60 percent that we saw over the last few days. And so, you know, for those that are looking to get rebooked on Southwest and have chosen to not take a cash refund in this scenario, you know, this is a good sign that they will be able to get on a flight before potentially January, when some of them were quoted that they'd be able to get rebooked.
You know, one piece of advice that we always tell passengers try to call the international customer service line. If you can't get through to someone domestically, you know, I'm sure the domestic line is flooded with people trying to get rebooked and get on now new flights due to the fact that they are operating similarly normal.
You know, Southwest has international lines that those agents would be able to rebook you just the same as the domestic customer service agent would. So if you find that domestic line being, you know, long wait times, try to give the international line a call.
WALKER: I do want to ask about check luggage, though, because we heard from that passenger who was telling Adrienne Broaddus that there's no way she wants to, you know, check in her luggage. Should people be concerned about that, at least with Southwest Airlines? Because we did see a lot of reports of the luggage getting there first and, you know, people now trying to get reunited with their baggage?
NASTRO: Sure. I mean, you know, there's always the -- you run the risk when you check a bag that, you know, it might not make it to your destination, but that's only in very certain cases. So I think you should feel a bit better that, you know, because Southwest is operating significantly more back to normal. That also means that your bags should be at the destination that you're headed to.
You know, if your bag does get lost, though, file a claim as soon as possible. They are not able to do anything until they have it in the system that your bag is in fact lost. And, you know, you are required by law to get compensated up to about $300, you know, if your bag is significantly delayed, that's days and days, as well as, you know, considered lost, and that varies by airline. But, you know, you are, you know, you should feel confident that you do have rights when it comes to bags as well.
WALKER: Got it. Well, good to see some progress, at the very least at our nation's airport. Katy Nastro, thank you.
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OXNARD, Calif. -- When it comes to Adam Jones' status, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is treading lightly.
The still-suspended cornerback can play in the preseason for the Dallas Cowboys, who open Saturday night at San Diego. But the team still doesn't know when it will find out if he will be fully reinstated by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell for the regular season.
"That's at (Goodell's) discretion, and I don't want to do or say anything that would imply that I'm getting anxious or pushy about it," Jerry Jones said Wednesday.
Goodell has said only that a decision on Jones would come before the regular season, and could come as late as the week of the Cowboys' opener Sept. 7 at Cleveland.
Jerry Jones wouldn't speculate on when he expected to hear from Goodell, acknowledging that the decision "probably will be very late in the preseason." Jones did say, however, that he anticipated to at least "get a feel" of what to expect before the Cowboys have to cut their roster to 53 players on Aug. 30.
"I'm just guessing that," Jones said.
Coach Wade Phillips said Wednesday that rookie cornerback Mike Jenkins, one of the team's two first-round picks in April, would likely start at left corner against the Chargers in place of injured Pro Bowler Terence Newman (groin). Jones has been working primarily on the right side behind starter Anthony Henry.
Jones hasn't played in a game since the Tennessee Titans' season finale on Dec. 31, 2006.
"I'm anxious to see him play," Jerry Jones said. "Candidly, I'm not curious, I have seen what he can do. ... It will be good for him to get into a game, but there is no question what we are going to see in my mind."
The NFL suspended Jones in April 2007 following an accumulation of arrests and legal problems. He has been arrested six times and involved in a dozen incidents requiring police intervention since the Titans drafted him in the first round in 2005.
Dallas acquired Jones from Tennessee in a long-discussed deal that was finally completed on the first day of the NFL draft in April.
"We're just doing everything we can do to have an uneventful training camp relative to Adam, and he's doing his part," Jerry Jones said. "He's working his tail off, he's making it that way."

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Q: React Functional Component: Immediately calling getElementById returns null If I add a timeout with 0ms then I can console log the elements that I have selected with document.getElementById but if I remove the 0 ms timeout they all return null. What's going on here?
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A: It is executing before your component load, so you need to render your dom first and get dom element after that

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Q: How do I allow the skip() method for Buffalo (gobuffalo) middleware when I'm passing the middleware config? I'm trying to create a custom Buffalo (gobuffalo) middleware that accepts config which is working.  The issue is I lose the ability to skip the middleware function with this error:
actions/app.go:63:22: cannot use myMiddlewareFunc (type func(myConfig) buffalo.MiddlewareFunc) as type buffalo.MiddlewareFunc in argument to app.Middleware.Skip
The code I've got thus far is:
package actions

import (
    "github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo"
    "github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/middleware"
    "github.com/gobuffalo/envy"

    "github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/middleware/csrf"
    "github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/middleware/i18n"
    "github.com/gobuffalo/packr"
)

// ENV is used to help switch settings based on where the
// application is being run. Default is "development".
var ENV = envy.Get("GO_ENV", "development")
var app *buffalo.App
var T *i18n.Translator

type myConfig struct {
    value string
}

// App is where all routes and middleware for buffalo
// should be defined. This is the nerve center of your
// application.
func App() *buffalo.App {
    if app == nil {
        app = buffalo.New(buffalo.Options{
            Env:         ENV,
            SessionName: "_myapp_session",
        })
        // Automatically redirect to SSL
        app.Use(ssl.ForceSSL(secure.Options{
            SSLRedirect:     ENV == "production",
            SSLProxyHeaders: map[string]string{"X-Forwarded-Proto": "https"},
        }))

        if ENV == "development" {
            app.Use(middleware.ParameterLogger)
        }

        // Protect against CSRF attacks. https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Cross-Site_Request_Forgery_(CSRF)
        // Remove to disable this.
        app.Use(csrf.New)

        // Wraps each request in a transaction.
        //  c.Value("tx").(*pop.PopTransaction)
        // Remove to disable this.
        app.Use(middleware.PopTransaction(models.DB))

        // Setup and use translations:
        var err error
        if T, err = i18n.New(packr.NewBox("../locales"), "en-US"); err != nil {
            app.Stop(err)
        }
        app.Use(T.Middleware())
        app.Use(myMiddlewareFunc(myConfig{
            value: "test value",
        }))
        app.Middleware.Skip(myMiddlewareFunc, TestHandler)
        app.GET("/", HomeHandler)
        app.GET("/test", TestHandler)

        app.ServeFiles("/assets", assetsBox)
    }

    return app
}

// TestHandler is a test handler
func TestHandler(c buffalo.Context) error {
    return c.Render(200, r.String("Test1234"))
}

func myMiddlewareFunc(config myConfig) buffalo.MiddlewareFunc {
    return func(next buffalo.Handler) buffalo.Handler {
        return func(c buffalo.Context) error {
            c.Logger().Info("Test ", config.value)

            return next(c)
        }
    }
}

So @ttomalak's method of creating a method with a receiver worked as well as the two methods below:
    mw := myMiddlewareFunc(myConfig{
        value: "test value",
    })
    app.Use(mw)
    app.Middleware.Skip(mw, TestHandler)

and
    config := myConfig{
        value: "test value",
    }
    app.Use(myMiddlewareFunc(config))
    app.Middleware.Skip(myMiddlewareFunc(config), TestHandler)

All ways require calling the middleware method.  The method shown here can't be used:
a.Middleware.Skip(Authorization, HomeHandler, ...)
https://github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/blob/master/middleware.go#L77
I'm new to go but my sense of it is that the methods aren't conforming to the MiddlewareFunc interface so calling them and getting the return type buffalo.MiddlewareFunc is what's allowing it to work.

A: You need to staisfy required func but your require additional parameters which can't be passed. You probably can change how you approach this by making your myConfig as reciever of myMiddlewareFunc, by this I mean:
type myConfig struct {
    value string
}

func (config *myConfig) myMiddlewareFunc() buffalo.MiddlewareFunc {
    return func(next buffalo.Handler) buffalo.Handler {
        return func(c buffalo.Context) error {
            c.Logger().Info("Test ", config.value)

            return next(c)
        }
    }
}

func App() *buffalo.App {
    if app == nil {
        app = buffalo.New(buffalo.Options{
            Env:         ENV,
            SessionName: "_myapp_session",
        })
        // Automatically redirect to SSL
        app.Use(ssl.ForceSSL(secure.Options{
            SSLRedirect:     ENV == "production",
            SSLProxyHeaders: map[string]string{"X-Forwarded-Proto": "https"},
        }))

        if ENV == "development" {
            app.Use(middleware.ParameterLogger)
        }

        // Protect against CSRF attacks. https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Cross-Site_Request_Forgery_(CSRF)
        // Remove to disable this.
        app.Use(csrf.New)

        // Wraps each request in a transaction.
        //  c.Value("tx").(*pop.PopTransaction)
        // Remove to disable this.
        app.Use(middleware.PopTransaction(models.DB))

        // Setup and use translations:
        var err error
        if T, err = i18n.New(packr.NewBox("../locales"), "en-US"); err != nil {
            app.Stop(err)
        }
        app.Use(T.Middleware())

        c := &myConfig{
            value: "test value",
        }
        app.Use(c.myMiddlewareFunc())
        app.Middleware.Skip(c.myMiddlewareFunc(), TestHandler)

        app.GET("/", HomeHandler)
        app.GET("/test", TestHandler)

        app.ServeFiles("/assets", assetsBox)
    }

    return app
}


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Gracias por dejarnos traducir sus proyectos !
Vielen Dank an Alita, die uns die Übersetzung von The Sad Love Story ermöglicht hat.
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Dave Chappelle Declares R. Kelly The King Of R&B
by Riley Wallace
Toronto, ON – The King of R&B discussion rages on, with numerous people sharing their opinions on who they believe holds the crown. At Kardinal Offishall's 20th-anniversary celebrity holiday party in Toronto on Friday night (December 14), illustrious comedian Dave Chappelle weighed in on the topic — and if you're familiar with his show, the answer won't surprise you.
Dave Chapelle weighs in on the "King of R&B" conversation. ??? #davechapelle #toronto #holidayparty
A post shared by Riley Wallace (Special) (@rileywallace) on Dec 15, 2018 at 9:47am PST
"The King of R&B, hate to say it, pees on people," Chappelle stated alongside iconic producer Just Blaze and award-winning DJ Starting From Scratch.
"R. Kelly is the king of R&B," he added before perfectly lip-synching the intro to Kelly's hit song, "Bump n' Grind."
Chappelle famously roasted Kelly in 2003 by lampooning his infamous pee incident with a skit on Chappelle's Show. As he noted back in August of 2017, the skit — which aided in shaping the singer's public perception for years to come — almost didn't make the cut.
"I was going to cut it," he admits, "But when I watched it, it was so funny." He initially wondered how the audience would handle it, but the rest is history — obviously.
HipHopDX also gave their take on the ongoing debate. Check it here.


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John Foster (vers 1787 - ) est un architecte britannique.

Biographie
Il étudie l'architecture à Londres dans l'étude de Jeffry Wyatt. En 1809, il commence son Grand Tour, principalement en Méditerranée orientale. En 1810-11, il rejoint l'association des Xénéion, et accompagne Charles Robert Cockerell et les archéologues allemands Haller et Linckh dans leurs recherches aux temples d'Aphaïa sur Égine et de Bassae dans le Péloponnèse.

Il revient à Liverpool en 1816 et il entre dans l'étude familiale (son père étant aussi architecte). Il lui succède en tant que Senior Surveyor to the Corporation of Liverpool en 1824. Il garde ce poste jusqu'à la réforme municipale de 1834.

Il dessine l'Oratoire et le Cimetière St James pour la Cathédrale de Liverpool.

Ses Royal Infirmary, bains publics, Custom House dont le dôme fut très endommagé par les bombardements de la Seconde Guerre mondiale ont tous été détruits.

On lui attribue les 2-10 Gambier Terrace, Canning, Liverpool.

Liens externes

Article dont une information diffère dans l'infobox
Architecte anglais
Naissance en 1787
Décès en septembre 1846
Naissance à Liverpool

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Title of the document
Come and Try Target Shooting
Long range target shooting
Target Rifle and F-Class
Sighting Hunting Rifles
Prospective New Members
Long range target shooting - Lilydale Rifle Club
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Why Long Range Target Shooting?
Long range target shooting is a very precise and exceptionally technical sport. At the higher levels, it involves preparing the rifle for competition, preparing and testing hand loaded ammunition, shooting practice – breathing, trigger control, wind reading, shooting process, etc, both on range and at home (no actual shooting).
It is a very mental sport! 80%+! Even though you are competing against other shooters, you are doing it from an individual perspective, even in coached team shoots!
By mental, we mean managing the process so that each shot is a duplicate of the previous. Once a shot has been fired, whatever the score, you need to move on to the next and not let a bad shot upset the next one!
Because it is individual, we have shooters from 14 to 80+ years of age, both male and female competing head to head in both Traditional Target Rifle and F-Class. There is no other sport where this happens! Being honest, even though only 20% of the shooters are female, they represent a much higher percentage of the best shooters in the country!
Competitions – Individual
Competitions are conducted at many levels. The most basic is a club shoot each week with a trophy for the winner, usually based on a handicapping system.
The clubs also have a club championship, conducted over a set 12 month period. These are usually for both Off-Rifle and Handicap honours and are usually in grades set and managed by the club handicapper.
The next level is a what is called a Prize Meeting, where members from a number of clubs compete together at a given rifle range. These are usually 1 or 2 day competitions and are conducted in grades. The shooter gradings are managed nationally.
The next level is a State Championship or "Queens" Prize Meeting. These attract shooters from all over the country and are also grade based.
There is also a State Champion of Champions shoot each year where all the Club Champions shoot off for State honours.
Then there are the international competitions in the likes of Australia, NZ, UK, USA, etc.
Competitions – Teams
Team shoots usually consist of 2 to 20 shooters and are almost always coached. This means the coach is watching the wind and "all" the shooter has to do is fire a good shot 🙂
First level teams are between clubs, usually as part of an arranged pennant series.
Next level is district where teams are assembled from multiple clubs in a district. They usually compete at the State range in Bendigo once a year.
From there there are State Teams with competitions held in different states each year and and shooters are selected from the best in the state.
Then there are international competitions between countries with one country being the host. One of these is of course the Commonwealth Games! Shooters compete to be selected in one of these prestigious teams.
Finally there is Bisley in the UK. Shooters go there both as individuals and as part of a team and compete in various matches over a couple of weeks… Getting a badge at Bisley is on most shooters bucket list!
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Rate based on up to 4 people, $25 per person per night thereafter. Max 6 per cabin. 5yrs and under stay FREE.
Cold running water to the kitchen sink and a cubicle with a toilet.
It has a fridge, stove, micro, toaster, coffee pot, dishes, pots and pans, utensils.
Firepit and picnic table outside.


Highly recommend this studio! The practice provided real healing for me. The atmosphere is welcoming and warm. I loved the Ayurvedic Flow Yoga & Bodywork. Thanks for a great experience!
I did core yoga with Kelly this morning. Great session! She is a good instructor! I'm appreciative for the extra stretching she assisted me with. Room was a bit warm, even with the fan. Felt like hot yoga. But still plan to go again. I will be going to beach yoga on Wednesday with Mark again, too.
Thanks for the good vibes Denise! We LOVE, LOVE, LOVE you too!
Yoga and so much more! The Ashtanga-inspired Tuesday 5:30 PM and Friday 6:45 AM are my mainstays. Olivia's new Saturday 6:00 PM is wonderful! Looking forward to experiencing the Kirtan and Latin dance offerings. The instructors are truly interested in my well being and generous in assisting with modifications and accommodating requests. A breath of fresh air from the usual menu of yoga class options. So grateful that this studio is here!
Thanks Michelle! We truly appreciate your dedication to your practice and the love you consistently bring into Sonrisa!
The Ashtanga Yoga - Primary Series class I took with Mark last night was the best yoga experience I've had in years!! Jennifer's Yin class is awesome, too. Highly recommend if you like an intimate setting. I'm loving Sonrisa!!
Thanks for supporting Sonrisa and our wonderful teachers with your great encouragement!
Christopher is the best ever. I feel amazing. Very helpful. But this place sends WAY WAY too many emails and text. And the floor needs to be mopped.
Thank you for the review and helpful feedback, Dave. We're happy you are enjoying Chris's class. Many students appreciate our default notifications to help them remember their schedule, but now that we are aware of your preferences we have adjusted your settings so you will no longer receive them via email, SMS, or push (app). If we can be of further assistance please let us know. We have a new manager, Mark Gregory, who will also be addressing other needs in the studio like making sure the floors are clean. Thanks for your patience as our new studio grows. See you soon. Namaste.
Just enjoyed the most amazing YinYasa class with Kayleigh!! I left the studio feeling happy, centered and at peace with the world. I need this everyday of my life!
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The studio is so pretty with the vibrant yoga colors...you walk in and you feel "Ohm!"
I attended my first class at Sonrisa today--a Pilates class with Monique. I LOVED the class, and will be back for her Pilates class next week. I've attended yoga classes at several studios around the Naples area, and the small class size and personal attention make Sonrisa unique.
It was such a pleasure having you join us! Thanks for trying a class today. We look forward to seeing you next time :) Be sure to try some other classes too, especially Allowah's before he leaves to Slovakia for a couple months.
By far the best heart connected yoga center in Naples. I have been waiting and longing for this space for a long time. After attended several of the large variety of classes, I honestly can say that the experience just keeps getting better. Last night we attended the restorative yoga and sound healing class. We floated home! Thank you Alan for bringing us this space to heal and grow as a community.
Thank you, Cheryl for being part of our community and Sonrisa Familia :) It's such a pleasure to see you enjoying all we have to offer and that you connect with our goal. We are truly grateful for your review. See you at the studio!


All drop-in classes are £12 – why not come along for a drop-in session to try a class? To book a class, visit the timetable by clicking here.
The best value offer is the intro offer, a once-only offer available on your first visit that gives you unlimited classes for 20 consecutive days, so you get to try as many classes as you like. To sign up click on the intro offer below.
Once you have decided you want to make Hot Lotus a regular part of your health and fitness regime, you can take advantage of our membership packages. Our memberships offer you great value and come with a host of rewards such as free monthly guest passes and discounts off merchandise.
Ask at the studio for more details or check out the summary and memberships below which you can book from the comfort of your mobile device or PC.


Texas has one or more Locality Pay Adjustment areas with special locality pay adjustment rates. This page lists the locality-adjusted yearly GS pay scales for each area, with starting pay for a GS-1 broken down by county in the interactive map. For a detailed calculation of your pay as a GS employee in Texas, see our General Schedule Pay Calculator.
The Houston locality pay rate also applies to Houston, Pasadena, Pearland, and other cities within the region.
Government installations that use the Houston GS locality include National Guard, VA Medical Center, and other facilities within the region.
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Q: How to detect a change in html element in jQuery I have an alert-message element, which I would like to hide after 2 seconds. I have a javascript that runs after the page load, and it does hire any alerts appears when the page load.
However, there are alerts that shows up after the page load, and these alerts will stay on. How do I observe changes, i.e., if the alert-message element is visible again, to hide it after 2 seconds?
This the code I used to hide the first alert:
$(document).ready( function(){
   var hide_delay = 4000;  // starting timeout before first message is hidden
   var hide_next = 800;   // time in mS to wait before hiding next message
   $(".alert-message").slideDown().each( function(index,el) {
      window.setTimeout( function(){
         $(el).slideUp();  // hide the message
      }, hide_delay + hide_next*index);
   });

Thank you.

A: It sounds to me like you might want a timer?  What you would want to do is, at the end of the function/code that displays the alert to the user, do something like this:
var timer = window.setTimeout(function() {
   // code here to hide the alert
}, 2000);

The number 2000 is in milliseconds and should mean that at roughly 2 seconds after the timer is created, the code would run in the anonymous function that would then hide the alert.

A: I think you want something like the "DOMNodeInserted" event but this is not supported in IE. So you can use liveQuery to listen to DOM changes instead. Hopefully this is something that you're looking for.
LiveQuery
You can then use it like this to listen to element changes:
$('#elementToListenTo').livequery(function(){
    // If $(this) element has been changed, perform things below.
    var timeout = window.setTimeout(function(){
       // Perform a task after 2 seconds
        $(".alert-message").slideDown();
    },2000);
});

A: Here's a Fiddle idea: http://jsfiddle.net/ekr8v/4/
When you create an alert, you give it an ID and you create a timeout (see Eli Sand's code above) that will remove that ID after 2 seconds.
In the tutorial in my fiddle, I just used the Unix timestamp which I think would work just fine here.


You will note that there are times that you will be undecided on whether to consider remodeling or addition. There is nothing unusual with this. You will note that there is great value in remodeling your home. It is important for you to consider getting a professional. This will assure you of efficiency and top quality. It is imperative to mention that we have a number of aspects that you will be expected to take into consideration when selecting such experts. Such will from time to time include cost and experience. There are indicators that you need to check so as to know when to remodel. Such consist of the following.
One such big sign will often be a detached floor. With the detaching of floor tiles, you will be sure of tile grouting that is wearing off. This will often make you to opt for a new tiling system. It is necessary for you to pick a flooring system that will give you better returns in the long run. A leaking roof will time and again need to be taken as a sign that you need to remodel the house. A leaking roof will often show that the roof is old and rotten. As such, it will be expected of you to fix or renovate the roof. A good contractor will seek to ensure that such is effectively taken care of. In fact, they will often charge you quite fairly.
It will be prudent of you to aim at getting a home remodel in case the home seems to be quite crowded or even lonely. A crowded or lonely home will often tend to show that something is off. To ensure that the house does not seem too crowded or spacious, it will be necessary for you to consider remodeling. With the help of an expert, you will be able to make the most out of this space. You will also need to consider this when the paint starts to chip. This takes into account both the interior and exterior paint. This implies that we have a number of variable that tend to impact your home in a negative manner. A repaint will be paramount. A new paint will often assure you of new touch to your home.
You will also be expected to consider remodeling if the house seems quite outdated. There is no doubt that new models are coming up every so often. With this remodel, you will be guaranteed pf elegance and class at the end of the day.


Below is the list of current research activities being conducted on magnesium-related topics by the CRC for Alloy and Solidification Technology (CAST). Click on the project of interest to find out more details. Hopefully, we will be able to supply more details of the projects as they come to hand.
To determine the relationship between casting parameters, microstructure development and mechanical properties of AZ91.
Understanding of the effect of casting and microstructural parameters on the mechanical propoerties of high pressure die cast magnesium alloy products.
The microstructural model developed will help in further understanding and enhancing of casting process technology for magnesium alloy cast products.
To develop a magnesium alloy with enhanced corrosion resistance.
To develop a body of expertise on the corrosion behaviour of magnesium alloys.
The understanding of corrosion beiour of magnesium alloys used in automotive applications.
To provide a deeper understanding of the physical metallurgy and age hardeing response of Mg alloy AZ91.
An improved microstructural understanding of the alloy AZ91.
Development of optimised compositions and heat treatments for AZ91.
Assistance in the development of a strategy for further improvement of Mg alloys for automotive applications.
To determine high temperature creep properties of AZ91 as a function of microstructure and die casting parameters, to establish the role of microstructure in the mechanism of creep for cast AZ91 and to compare creep properties of ZS61, ZSE610 and AZ91.
Knowledge of microstructural parameters and die casting conditions that affect the creep properties of AZ91.
Knowledge of the mechanism of creep for AZ91.
Comparitive creep properties for AZ91, ZS61 and ZSE610.
To develop the operational practices required for the commercial production of high purity magnesium and a range of magnesium alloys via the horizontal direct chill casting route.
Process Simplicity - low labour requirements, lower cover gas consumption and simple metal distribution to the moulds.
Product Quality - no shrinkage pipe, free of dross and consistent ingot mass.
Flexibility - ingot mass can be altered within broad limits by alterting sawn length and a simple mould change can be used to alter product shape.
To gain a fundamental understanding of the mechanism by which sulphur hexafluoride gas mixtures protect molten magnesium from oxidation. This involves identification of the surface film produced on molten magnesium by using specialised surface analysis techniques. The composition and physical behaviour of the surface film will be investigated for a range of gas compositions.
melting and re-melting of magnesium.
turbulent conditions, eg. in ingot casting.
the effect of moisture in the cover gas.
the presence of halide compounds such as flux and electrolyte.
To understand the machanism of grain refinement in magnesium and aluminium alloys.
Knowledge of the effect of cooling rate on the development of microstructure.
Knowledge of the effect of grain refining addition on the development of microstructure.
To gain an understanding of the solidification processes and the way in which molten metal fills the die cavity in the high pressure die casting of magnesium alloys, through microstructural analysis and empirical modelling.
Improvements in the quality of high pressure cast magnesium alloy components through improved kowledge of AZ91D specific die casting properties.
Provide a collaborative service to industry for optimising the design of light metal components using the state-of-the-art design techniques, as a means of reducing costs and improving productivity. By using case studies, develop design procedures and manufacturing methods for prototype tools for casting of light metal components.
Assisitng industry to exploit market opportunities and achievements as outlined in the Light Metals Industry Development Strategy.
Reduced lead time for prototype components and tooling.
Application of casting processes to low-volume component manufacture.
To provide a mobile magnesium melting and dosing furnace facility, fully supported by engineering and technical services, to enable the die casting industry to fully utilise the facility for prototype, production trials and/or demonstration purposes. The facility will also be used to support research programs and for industry training purposes.
Availability of the facility is expected to be of economic benefit to the die casting sector. This will eventuate from both an expected customer demand for magnesiumc astings and an increased ability to react to that demand eg. prototyping.
An increased industry appreciation of the level of technology and service required for casting of magnesium is anticipated from this project.
Support for student and other R&D programs and training for industry technologists is planned within the project.
Evaluate and develop a relationship between the mechanical performance of magnesium sand cast and pressure die cast components. Model the mechanical performance using finite element methods.
Enhanced value analysis assessment of new components at an earlier stage within the product development cycle.
Effective use of sand castings as mechanical prototypes for production components.
Design procedures and rules for sand cast prototypes.
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Utah Division was eliminated on April 29, 1986. The new Western Region covers everything west of Green River, Wyoming, and is made up of the new California Division, Idaho Division, and Oregon Division.


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Police finish Walker probe, withhold report
by Pam Zubeck
The Internal Affairs investigation of Officer Tyler Walker, who slammed Alexis Acker to the floor in the Memorial Hospital emergency room in November 2013, has been concluded. But the Colorado Springs Police Department is withholding the report.
Acker was injured when Walker slammed her to the floor.
"As this is an active civil case, I am unable to release any information at this time on the internal investigation," CSPD spokeswoman Lt. Catherine Buckley says via email.
We first reported on the Acker incident on July 15 in our cover story, "Full Force."
The Walker investigation began in July 2014, three months after Acker's attorney threatened the city with a lawsuit, and nine months after the incident. That lawsuit was filed in late July.
We asked about Walker's status in mid-July and were told that "he is on regular duty."
About two weeks later, we asked the CSPD about the investigation and for a photograph of Walker and were told by Buckley, "Due to Officer Walker's current assignment I am unable to release a photograph of him."
So it seems the public won't know for awhile what the outcome of the IA investigation was.
We recently asked Jeff Roberts, executive director of the Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition, about when IA files can and can't be released. He cited a court case, Freedom Colorado Information v. El Paso County Sheriff's Dept. (2008), and noted that records custodians are to conduct a balancing test in determining whether disclosure would be "contrary to the public interest." That test means weighing "1) the public interest in the investigation; 2) the private interest or danger of adverse consequences to the public and 3) whether disclosure of redacted information would satisfy statutory objectives of disclosure and address privacy concerns," Roberts says via email.
He also writes:
The redaction aspect of the Freedom case was significant. The Court stressed that the Colorado Criminal Justice Records Act "favors making the record available for inspection" and noted that "the General Assembly has underscored its preference for disclosure of criminal justice records subject to the sound discretion of the custodian…" The Court also said the custodian "should redact sparingly to promote the CCJRA's preference for public disclosure."
In the El Paso case, the Court directed the sheriff to exercise his discretion in determining what portion of the IA files should be disclosed and the sheriff did release a redacted version of the requested file.
More recently, in Romero v. City of Fountain (2011), the Court of Appeals found that the public interest is served by disclosure of IA files: "The district court found that where an officer was found "rightly or wrongly, to have committed, at the very least, a rule violation which is potentially a serious misuse of the office," the investigation reflects a potentially serious abuse of police officer power and responsibilities. It concluded that this is the kind of information the public would have the right to know, given that the investigation was concluded and resulted in Romero's resignation from the police force. We agree that a lengthy delay of the disclosure of such information while this case makes its way through the appellate process may disserve the public interest."
Also on this topic: A Denver District Court judge came down hard on the Denver department of public safety recently for its blanket policy of denying request for IA files until all matters are completely resolved: http://coloradofoic.org/judge-blasts-denver-safetys-blanket-policy-of-denying-requests-for-internal-affairs-records/
We've asked the Police Department for Walker's current status but haven't heard back. Check back for an update.
During a question period with Colorado Springs Police Department Chief Pete Carey, we asked how many officers had been disciplined for excessive force in the previous four years. He couldn't give us a specific answer, which we thought was odd. Take a closer look at some specific cases involving local police and their use of force against citizens. http://ow.ly/PCgoy
Posted by Colorado Springs Independent on Wednesday, July 15, 2015
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Michel v Michel & Ors
[2019] EWHC 1378 (Ch)
Justina Stewart acted for the successful respondents in a hard-fought shareholder dispute (unfair prejudice petition), Michel v Michel [2019] EWHC 1378 (Ch). The dispute involved numerous allegations of unfair prejudice in the context of a family-owned and controlled company, with the allegations spanning many years.
Chief ICC Judge Briggs found decisively in favour of the respondents, concluding that "the evidence in my view is overwhelming against a finding that it would be correct to characterise the removal of [the Petitioner] as unfair and prejudicial".
Justina played a highly pro-active role in preparation for trial, analysing thousands of pages of documents and playing a key role in the preparation of numerous witness statements (assisted by Jon Colclough), before representing the respondents for 7 of the 15 days of trial (the trial going part-heard).
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Chief ICC Judge Briggs
The decision highlights a number of points:
Given the highly fact sensitive nature of unfair prejudice petitions, careful and forensic analysis of documentary evidence is critical, and particularly so in the context of historic allegations;
A quasi-partnership does not exist solely because a company is family run and controlled (a commonly held misconception), or solely because family members are given benefits which cannot be explained on the basis of their employment by the company;
It is important for a petitioner to establish the precise basis of any agreement, understanding or clearly established pattern of acquiescence between shareholders in support of a contention that equitable constraints arise preventing departure from the Articles of Association;
Trust and confidence between shareholders is central to the question of whether a quasi-partnership exists;
Previous purchase of company shares from minority shareholders may have significant evidential value (if a minority discount is applied, this supports a finding that there was no special quality attached to the shareholding);
The petitioner's case should be pleaded so it is clear to the respondent(s) how he is to meet a claim.
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T. Nathans-Kelly, "When Your Point Has No Power: Transforming Your Technical Talks for Maximum Efficiency," The Boeing Company, Huntington Beach facility. August 2014.
E. Farrar, O.O. Adebayo, T. J. McCray, R. Evans, and T. Nathans-Kelly, "Learning Spatial Visualization: Beyond Drills and Into Early Mastery." SEFI 2014.
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January 20, 2020 | What's New: Food & Drink
January 14, 2020 | The Creation of a New Neighborhood
January 3, 2020 | Do-Gooders, Key Players, and Game Changers Michael Monestime, Central Square BID
January 1, 2020 | Resolving to Live Longer
December 27, 2019 | Holiday Foods Fit For Sharing
What's New: New In Town
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Posted By: Abbie Gruskin November 15, 2019
Brothers Marketplace
Wellesley grocery chain Roche Bros. opened a Brothers Marketplace in Kendall Square this month after two years of planning, according to The Boston Globe. The market moved into the ground floor of an MIT office building and is the first grocery store in the square. "The community's desire for a grocery store was raised in every conversation that we had with stakeholders during our zoning process," Steven Marsh, managing director of MIT's real estate operations, told the Globe.
Emmy Squared might open shop in Cambridge
Emmy Squared, a popular Detroit-style pizzeria with locations in New York City and Tennessee, is eyeing Cambridge for its next home, according to Eater Boston. Emmy Squared might bring its square pizzas, sandwiches, and salads to the city scene in 2020 with multiple outposts.
Lily P's
If you're in the mood for fried chicken, look no further than Lily P's, chef and owner Chris Parsons' newest restaurant venture which is set to open in Kendall Square later this fall, according to Eater Boston. The joint is named after Parsons' daughter and will feature pressure-fried, "crispier, juicier" chicken dishes. Lily P's will seat 200 diners, and will include a seasonal patio with seating for 50 more.
Fóumami
The popular downtown Boston restaurant Fóumami is bringing its Asian-inspired sandwiches to Harvard Square in March 2020, according to CEO and founder Michael Wang. They will be opening shop in the space that formerly housed Flat Patties, according to Eater Boston. The menu will include tossed salads, rice and noddle bowls, and sandwiches made with shaobing bread, Eater reports.
STEAM Learning Lab
After a successful pilot run this summer, Harvard's STEAM Learning Lab hosted an opening celebration at the end of September and will host another for the associated Hive makerspace in late January, according to Dr. Maria McCauley, Director of Libraries for the Cambridge Public Library. To make the Learning Lab possible, the library worked alongside the Cambridge Public Schools and the city's Department of Human Service Programs as part of the city's STEAM Initiative, which is "committed to creating, enhancing, and expanding equitable access to quality STEAM learning experiences from birth to adulthood," according to McCauley.
Inman Square
Richards, a new restaurant serving up American fare made completely from scratch, down to the ketchup, is now up and running in Inman Square, according to Eater Boston. Chef and co-owner Richard Graham III has planned plates—including oven roasted chicken with asparagus and trofie pasta with fried pork belly—with his wife and co-owner Sarah Graham, who is the restaurant's pastry chef. The duo boasts over 15 years of food service industry experience.
Salt & Olive expands menu with coffee and sandwiches
Salt & Olive made some big changes this October. Thanks to their move to a new space in The Garage at Harvard Square, the Salt & Olive team has expanded their offerings to include an espresso bar and freshly made sandwiches, according to owner Mary Taylor. Taylor sees the new offerings as an "evolution of our Mediterranean market," and is excited to serve paninis and sandwiches made from local ingredients, including meats, cheese, and jams from Cambridge and bread from Brookline. Eventually, Taylor hopes to add antipasti and salads to the menu, along with some yet-to-be-determined seasonal plates.
Cambridge Artists' Cooperative stays on Church Street
The Cambridge Artists' Cooperative (CAC) is here to stay for at least a couple more years. The group secured a 1,300-square-foot lease with the private real estate investment firm The Bulfinch Companies, according to the Cambridge Chronicle, and will remain in their 59 Church St. space for the next two years. The CAC is now consolidated to one floor and has redisplayed artists' work to fit, but is "elated" to be able to remain in their home in Harvard Square, Ann Szerlip of CAC told the Chronicle.
Porter Square Pho House becomes Chalawan
The owners of Pho House have transitioned the Porter Square restaurant into the newly named Chalawan, which began serving Southeast Asian cuisine including seafood, meat, and vegetable plates with an official opening in October, according to Eater Boston. Chalawan's menu takes inspiration from Indonesia, Singapore, Myanmar, and more to create dishes like Indonesian corn cakes and crispy pork.
Spyce might expand to Harvard Square with robots as cooks
Spyce, a downtown Boston restaurant known for its "robot-powered kitchen" developed by four MIT graduates, might soon expand into Harvard Square, according to Eater Boston. The owner is eyeing the former Chipotle space at 1 Brattle St., and hopes to obtain a full liquor license for late-night operation open until 4 a.m. The new location would be courtesy of $21 million in Series A funding from a crop of celebrity chefs including Daniel Boulud, Thomas Keller, and Gavin Kaysen, among others.
The Little Crêpe Cafe
The Little Crêpe Cafe opened between Porter and Harvard Squares this October, boasting a menu of sweet and savory crepes, Belgian waffles, sandwiches, smoothies, and more, according to Eater Boston. Before opening, owner Kamil Sylvain renovated the cafe's new home at 102 Oxford St., which started as a fruit market in the 1800s and later housed Oxford Spa, which opened in the 1940s and shut its doors in 2017.
Veggie Grill
Veggie Grill made a splash in Harvard Square this October with an opening event at which guests tested out the 100 percent plant-based cuisine with one complimentary entree, one fountain drink, and one "shareable item" from the menu, according to the event invitation. The casual vegan chain offers a mix of burgers, bowls, sandwiches, and soups, according to Eater Boston.
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BMW, Audi Have Ended Their Car Subscription Service
In the recent years, we've started to see a shift in the trends where more companies are turning towards subscription-based services. We've already seen this with movies and TV shows, music, and we've also seen it extend to software, so it didn't come as a surprise to learn that carmakers were also doing it.
NHTSA Asks Tesla To Recall Its Model S, Model X Cars
Tesla's Model S and Model X cars have been around for a while now, but it seems that after all this while, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is asking the company to recall both vehicles from the roads. This is apparently due to issues with the cars' display, backup camera, window defogger and defroster, and more.
Xubaka by Sodium Cycles: Handcrafted Mini Electric MotorcycleEditor's Pick
Sodium Cycles is back at CES with Xubaka, a unique 50 cc-equivalent mini electric motorcycle, entirely designed and handcrafted by French companies located in the South West of France (Nouvelle Aquitaine Region).Human-centric design and production process & a broad range of customization optionsThe Sodium Cycles' manufacturing process is human-centric; whether customers order on the website or in the showroom, the Sodium Cycles team will work closely with them to customize […]
Tali Connected SP-1 Safety Beacon for MotorcyclistsEditor's Pick
Tali Connected is back at CES with the award-winning SP-1 Safety Beacon, a compact connected box for motorcycles that works with the Tali iT-C Smart Helmet, which won a CES 2020 Innovation Award.Dedicated to improving motorcyclists' safety, the Tali iT-C Smart Helmet makes them more visible, thanks to its integrated lighting system that synchronizes with the motorcycle's signal codes (Turn Signals and Brake Light).By wearing the Tali helmet that connects […]
Apple Was In Talks To Acquire EV Startup Canoo In 2020
Given that Apple has no commercial experience when it comes to making its own cars, it's not surprising that the company is using its immense resources to try and acquire companies that might have said experience. In fact, a report from The Verge revealed that Apple tried to acquire EV startup Canoo back in 2020, but then those talks fell through and the acquisition obviously did not happen.
Hyundai And Apple Could Sign An Electric Car Deal By March
Word on the street has it that Apple apparently wants to build their own electric car, but obviously the company has no experience doing such a thing so it would make sense for them to partner with someone who does. Recently we heard that Hyundai was one of the potential partners for Apple's project.
Hyundai Could Help Apple Manufacture Their Apple Car
While it's interesting that Apple could be interested in making its own cars, we did express our skepticism in their efforts, namely because Apple has no knowledge when it comes to making cars, or at least no experience. However, it turns out that Apple might have a manufacturing partner in Hyundai.
Apple Car Could Still Be 5-7 Years Away
While Apple's plans to transition away from Intel and use its own custom silicon for its computers was considered a bold step, we reckon that the company's plans to launch their own car is probably one of their most ambitious (rumored) plans to date. This is because car manufacturing and transportation is something Apple isn't exactly known for, nor is it something they have experience in.
Massachusetts To Ban The Sale Of New Gas-Powered Cars By 2035
Ideally, we would all drive cars powered by renewable energy, but it's hard to make people change, especially when for many decades, we've been used to the idea of gas-powered vehicles. This is why the state of Massachusetts has announced that by 2035, they will ban the sale of new gas-powered cars.
Tesla's Full Self-Driving Beta Makes It From SF To LA With (Almost) No Help
While it might be a while before we see fully autonomous cars become mainstream, Tesla's efforts are certainly evidence that we are progressing rather nicely. This is thanks to Whole Mars Catalog who recently shared a video on YouTube where they put Tesla's Full Self-Driving beta feature to the test somewhat successfully.
Volkswagen Shows Off Their EV Charging Robot In Action
One of the problems that EV owners face right now is the lack of dedicated EV chargers. Unlike gas stations that are ubiquitous, EV charging stations still lack that kind of coverage, which means that drivers need to plan their routes and hope that there's a spot available. However, Volkswagen is hoping to address part of that problem.
If there is one thing we can appreciate about smarter cars is that they can receive software updates. This means that over time, your car can gain certain new features that will make driving it more enjoyable. Take for example Tesla, who recently released its promised holiday update.
Analyst Changes Prediction Of Apple Car's Arrival To 2025
Recently we have been hearing rumors that Apple's rumored electric car could be arriving as soon as 2024. Given that we're almost in 2021, this means that in the next 3 years or so, we will be graced with an Apple-made (possibly) self-driving, electric car. This 2024 date has been "confirmed" by several publications, but analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes the wait could be longer.
Volkswagen's CEO Is 'Looking Forward' To Apple's Own Car
While we have heard rumors about Apple making their own car in the past, recently the project was put under the spotlight again when it was suggested that it could debut in the next 4-5 years. So much so that when asked on LinkedIn about such a car, Volkswagen's CEO replied by saying that they are looking forward to the competition.
Toyota Unveils Their e-Palette Self-Driving Shuttles
One of the benefits of having a computer take the reins during a drive is that it has the potential to be more efficient, so imagine if an entire city were to take advantage of self-driving shuttles that can quickly and more nimbly ferry passengers around. This is the concept behind Toyota's e-Palette electric autonomous shuttles.
Elon Musk Revealed That He Tried To Sell Tesla To Apple
The word on the street is that Apple is apparently working on their own car that could debut in the next 4-5 years. It seems like a massive undertaking for a company that has never produced a car before, and it seems that Apple could have actually made their lives a lot easier because according to the Elon Musk biography written by Ashlee Vance, Tesla' CEO confirmed that he had […]
Apple Car With 'Breakthrough Battery' Could Arrive In 2024
It has been rumored for a while that Apple could be working on a car of their own, and a more recent report suggested that the car could actually be launched in 2024. Now according to a new report from Reuters, they have "confirmed" the previous report and added a claim that the car will come with a "breakthrough battery".
Lyft's Driverless Cars Will Be Rolling Out To More US Cities In 2023
Self-driving cars seem like something that we can look forward to in the future. There is a lot of potential behind the technology, such as the potential to reduce accidents as computers should have faster reaction times than us, which means that avoiding obstacles and anticipating other drivers around us should be better.
Walmart Will Expand Its Driverless Truck Program In 2021
Right now, pretty much all delivery trucks are driven by humans. The problem with this setup is that humans need rest, they can make mistakes, they can be delayed, and so on. All of this means that sometimes when you order something, it might not necessarily arrive in a timely manner.
An Apple Car Could Be Released As Early As 2024
For years we've been hearing rumors that Apple could be looking to build their own electric car. The company certainly seems to have an interest in automobiles, having poached quite a number of car specialists from various companies, plus the various patents we've seen all suggest that Apple is definitely eyeing the automobile industry.


From this Ebay Seller comes a pair of Northwoods paddles carved by Alexandra Conover.
Both paddles are hand signed with the inscription "Northwoods Paddle Alexandra S.B. Conover 4/94". The shorter bow paddle is numbered 301 and the taller stern paddle numbered 302.
I'm an avid canoeist and general "outdoorsy type" guy with a bit of an artistic side. Started this hobby of making custom canoe paddles after my disappointing experience with most commercial brands. This site documents various styles of single blade canoe paddles I've made or researched as well as other canoe related info I've stumbled across on my internet wanderings. Kindly note that this site is a non-commercial enterprise and no paddles are for sale. Information provided is for educational use and purposes only. Hope you enjoy your visit.


Who loves Ryan Adams? I do! I do!
As you may have already figured out from my tweets, just as I was lucky a few months ago when Coldplay was in town, I was again blessed enough to sit in on Ry Ry's intimate performance at the Ed Sullivan Theater for Live on Letterman.
Can't wait to see him tonight at the big Carnegie Hall show!


The breath of Jerusalem above our heads.
Marjorie Agosín is a Chilean-American writer. She has won notability for her outspokenness for women's rights in Chile. The United Nations has honored her for her work on human rights. She also won many important literary awards. The Chilean government awarded her with the Gabriela Mistral Medal of Honor for Life Achievement in 2000. She has authored 9 books.
El aliento de Jerusalén sobre nuestras cabezas.
Marjorie Agosín es una escritora ChilenoAmericana . Las Naciones Unidas la reconocieron por su labor humanitaria. Además ha recibido diversos premios por su trabajo literario. EL gobierno chileno le otorgó el Premio Gabriela Mistral Medalla de Honor en el año 2000. Es autora de 9 libros.