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3 minutes of darkness! Details of the assassination of an Iranian nuclear physicist exposed! 150 meters away, remote-controlled automatic machine gun shooting! 3 bullets hit on the spot…
On November 29, local time, Iran's Fars News Agency disclosed more details about the assassination of Fakrizad, an important Iranian nuclear physicist. According to reports, Fakrizad was shot and killed by a long-range automatic machine gun.
Iranian media claimed that the assassination was carried out by a remote-controlled automatic machine gun
It was reported that on the day of the incident, Fakrizad and his wife Escorted by a Taiwan bodyguard vehicle, they passed through Abshad Village on the outskirts of Tehran. At that time, a bodyguard car left the convoy to check the safety of the destination. At this time, the car in which Fakrizad was riding was hit by a bullet.
The sound of bullets hitting the vehicle made Fakrizard mistakenly believe that the vehicle was malfunctioning or was hit by other objects, so he got off the bulletproof vehicle to check the situation. At the same time, a remotely controlled machine gun started shooting at Fakrizad from a car parked 150 meters away, and three bullets hit Fakrizad on the spot. According to reports, the bodyguards next to Fakrizard tried to protect him by means of a meat shield, but were also hit by bullets. Subsequently, the car that launched the attack exploded. Fakrizade died after being taken to the hospital due to ineffective rescue.
The report stated that the entire assassination lasted for about three minutes. No gunman appeared at the assassination scene and the attack was all completed by remote-controlled weapons. Except for Fakrizad and bodyguards, there were no casualties. At present, the Iranian government has ascertained the identity of the owner of the vehicle that launched the attack, but the person had left Iran as early as October 29.
Iranian intelligence agency said it had some clues to the assassination.
Iranian intelligence agency published on the 29th about Iran's senior nuclear physicist Fakrizad The statement on the deaths in the attack stated that through the investigation of intelligence personnel, Iran has grasped some clues to the assassination and will release more information later. On the same day, the Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Khalibaf, emphasized that the Iranian side will make a"strong response" to the murder of Fakrizad.
Iran's parliament speaker Khalibaf:Unless Iran has a strong counterattack, the criminal enemy will not have any regrets. The relevant departments of all countries are responsible for turning this grief loss into Opportunities for development and growth in different fields such as economy, security, national defense, and nuclear energy.
On the same day, the Iranian parliament held a closed-door meeting and decided to raise the urgency level of the previously formulated"Anti-Sanctions Strategy Bill" to second level. If the"Counter Sanctions Strategy Act" is finally passed, Iran will produce at least 120 kilograms of enriched uranium each year with an abundance of 20%. In addition, Iran will also take measures to expand the number of centrifuges and increase the production capacity of enriched uranium.
Analysts believe that the assassination of Iranian nuclear physicist Fakrizad by external forces is a kind of provocation or temptation to stimulate Iran to make "excessive retaliation" and thus act against Iran. Military operations create excuses. If Iran's vowed retaliatory action results in the death of American personnel, the possibility of a military conflict between the United States and Iran will increase significantly.
However, Iran does not want to be involved in the war. The United States is currently in a sensitive period of domestic power transfer, and Iran may try to minimize the risk of triggering a direct conflict. Other analyses pointed out that the purpose of this assassination was to further destroy the Iran nuclear agreement rather than destroying Iran's nuclear program itself. Squeeze the space for future diplomatic contacts between the new US administration and Iran.
Iranian officials condemned the assassination as national terrorism
In response to the assassination of Fakrizad, an important Iranian nuclear physicist, Iranian officials have expressed Condemned and said that he would respond to the assassination.
Iranian Foreign MinisterZarif stated on social media on the 29th, "Terrorists murdered a great Iranian scientists call on the international community to abandon double standards and condemn this form of state terrorism." Zarif also stated that "the assassination of Fakrizad was marked by the atrocities of the Israeli regime".
Iran's Foreign Relations Strategy Committee Chairman Harazi stated on the 29th that Iran will make a clear response to the assassination of Fakrizad.
The Iranian parliament also passed a bill aimed at boosting its nuclear program on the 29th. According to the proposal, Iran can increase the purity of enriched uranium to more than 20%, restore the Arak nuclear reactor and build a new nuclear reactor.
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Cord cutters dominate broadband usage
by K.C. Neel |
As the FCC prepares to release new rules on how the Internet is governed, a study by Sandvine has found that broadband consumption by cord-cutting consumers is taking up more bandwidth every day. In North America, cord cutters consume seven times the amount of bandwidth compared to customers who are still paying for cable service.
The study concluded that cord-cutters account for 54 percent of total monthly network traffic. And in the U.K. and Ireland, Netflix is the second largest source of broadband traffic during peak hours.
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) is far and away the largest downstream consumer on fixed access networks in North America, according to study, with a share of 34.21 percent. That's up from 31.6 percent in Sandvine's report from the second half of 2013.
Other apps taking up broadband bandwidth include YouTube (13.19 percent), HTTP (11.65 percent), iTunes (3.64 percent), Secure Socket Layer (a protocol that nails up a secure channel) (3.42 percent), BitTorrent (3.40 percent), MPEG (2.85 percent), Facebook (1.99 percent), Amazon Video (1.9 percent), and Hulu (1.74 percent). HBO GO came in with a paltry 1.24 percent.
The story is a bit different in Europe where Netflix is not so widely distributed. Instead, YouTube represented 19.27 percent of downstream traffic, while Netflix only accounted for 3.23 percent. However, where Netflix is available, it has become the second largest driver of broadband traffic at 17.8 percent.
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Q: Literature on SVG, WebCGM and other vector-formats optimized for browser-display I'm currently searching for as many material as possible on the formats above for a paper. Currently, all I've come up with are websites concerning the matter, now the question is; are there sophisticated other sources of information on that topic? Preferrably written stuff - I'm especially intereseted in the actual application of such graphic formats for display in browsers and alike.
The main reason is, that I don't want my whole bibliography to be made up with websites -- profs dun like that no much -- so I was hoping for some "hard" information, as they say...

A: Most of the standards for web formats in particular, but file formats in general are written by organisations and published via the internet. For instance, SVG is under the jurisdiction of the W3C as is WebCGM. I would expect that references to these sorts of organisations should be fine for academics, though make sure you use the permanent links to the exact document you are citing (ie, not the links I've provided which are the 'up to the minute' links).
eg:

Bad: http://w3.org/TR/SVG
Good: http://www.w3.org/TR/2010/WD-SVG11-20100622/

The main reason for this is that these documents are always under review, and change almost constantly. Keeping printed copies would just be a huge burden and not very helpful in the long run.

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Most little girls dream of having big weddings, but I wasn't that little girl who dreamed of being married or having children. Solely because I watched my parents struggle throughout their marriage and they remained married because of me.
Even as a child, I refused to be that person or that wife! I wanted to be a writer, live on a beach and live a carefree life. But low and behold I became that person and that wife. I put all of my dreams in a bottle and watched them deteriorate.
But at that time, I didn't care, I wanted to make our marriage work. I thought I was the magician to make the bad disappear and good appear regardless of him wanting to be loyal and faithful to me.
When I found out I was pregnant, I knew I had to make a good decision not only for me but our child. I stayed … but nothing changed … so after my son turned a year old I filed for divorce.
Once the judge hit the gavel, that was it. I was no longer a married woman.
While my witnesses and I gathered our belongs and prepared to leave the courtroom, the judge acknowledged me by my maiden name. Tears tried to break free but with all my might I held it together without using another disgusting habit.
As I walked out of the courtroom, my attorney grabbed my arm and softly asked if I was okay.
I knew if I spoke, tears would stormily flow, so I nodded and camouflaged my emotions with it a smile.
So many emotions cascaded through my mind, but at that point, all I wanted was to see my son.
I hugged and kissed him until he said, "No more kisses, Mommie".
He laughed and wiped them off his checks. Of course, I took more and he allowed to me do so.
Amid the death of my marriage, my son's comical gesture and innocence soothed my pain.
A huge weight was lifted and I became so light and free. I am not saying my life has been easy since the divorce, but over time it has gotten better. My ex-husband and I do better as co-parents, and my son seems happy. And we are making sure of it.
Regardless of the reasons behind your divorce, make sure you are making the right decision for you. Just remember, you are the only one that can make yourself happy. I had to learn self- love, self- acceptance, and self-confidence in order to manifest happiness and blessings into my life. And you can too!
Here are a few tips to get yourself back into the groove of YOU!
1) Start journaling! That is the best way to get to know yourself again. Read it out loud or even better record it, to hear yourself — to hear the pain or the joy after reading what you wrote.
2) Exercise! Yeah right, you say… It can be something so simple such as a brisk walk through the park, a 30-minute yoga session, turn the music up and dance around your room. Don't act like you don't do it already! Have fun with being you again.
3) Meditation and/or prayer. Sit in a quiet area, relax and just chime into that inner voice. Create peace and tranquility for yourself and in your home.
4) Look in the mirror as must as you would like and recite these phrases: I am beautiful. Worthy of respect. Overcomer of difficulties. Brave and strong. Loving me is not selfish. Of course, you can include other positive and meaningful words to describe how wonderful you are. The main thing is that you have to truly believe what you projecting into the atmosphere.
5) That career you always wanted to pursue. Hmmm… how about you just do it. Yep, it's that simple. Yes, you have to do research! Yes, it will take time! But hey, success doesn't happen overnight but it does happen!
Article was spot on, well done with stating the benchmark/stages.


This summer, I spent half of my time at home and the other half at school. I was given a leadership position that allowed me to work with incoming freshman pursuing majors in the Bellisario College of Communications. Long story short, I knew I needed real world experience and that most companies don't take interns for half the summer.
My solution? I opted for a remote internship. Here's the inside scoop of having an internship you can do from home.
The Good: I made my own schedule and I got to work from wherever I wanted to. This allowed me to do what needed to be done each week, while living pretty much unrestricted. Having this freedom made me rely on my own time management to get things done and done well. Overall, I'm grateful to have had this opportunity teach me how to balance tasks and time.
The Great: I did work that challenged me in a fluid environment. This opportunity did not deter me from asking for work I hadn't done before. My boss was very willing to make my projects focused around things I wanted to learn about and better myself in. This style of internship has been my favorite thus far. Allowing interns to pick specific subject areas where they need growth is not only a great perk of the job, but it's also good for resume expansion.
The Challenging: I was fortunate enough to not face the many challenges that could come with this type of position. There were, however, some things that made this position a challenge. Not seeing my boss every day, or even every week, made it seem like the work that I was doing wasn't being recognized. I'm the type of person who prefers to be able to ask if things look okay before sending in a final draft. With a remote position, it can be hard to get a hold of your boss especially if you're working odd hours in different time zones. My boss and I were communicative, but it would have been nice to meet in person.
In summation, any opportunity will be what you make out of it. I was very lucky to find an internship that had great projects for me to work on to expand my skill set. Make sure you're talking to your advising office and career services to find opportunities that are a good fit for you!
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Felony DUI cases may be investigated by more than one specialized law enforcement team. While each large law enforcement agency within the State has it's own accident reconstruction and investigative team to handle the more serious accidents and felony DUI's, the primary investigative team is the SC Highway Patrol's MAIT team. MAIT is the Multi-Disciplinary Accident Investigation Team that assists law enforcement agencies, and they normally provide in-depth investigations and/or reconstructions to determine the exact sequence of events that occurred before, during and after each collision. Their ultimate objective is to be the fact finders so that the proper decisions can be made as to the causes of an accident and the charges that are brought against a driver.
Data retrieval from vehicle's black box.
During the past thirty (30) years, Peter Brown has challenged many of the most experienced accident reconstructionists in the tri-county area. Through the passage of time, many of these experts have retired and now working independently as experts. Our law firm often employs these very same veteran reconstructionists on a case-by-case basis to assist us in defending our clients.
In the past we have employed accident reconstructionists who have supervised the MAIT teams (or their equivalent) from Charleston County Sheriff's Department, the City of Charleston Police Department and the North Charleston Police Department on behalf of our clients. This has proven to be an invaluable aid when investigating these most serious collisions in these jurisdictions.
These veteran reconstructionists are available to travel with us throughout the State in order to challenge the charges brought against our clients.
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Windows attempts to auto detect any changes to the plugs in your sound card. That doesn't work well with my sound card (X-Fi something) so the speakers keep falling in and out randomly.
Search for "EnableDynamicDevices" (located under GlobalSettings somewhere) and set it to 0 (zero).
Note: You may have multiple sound cards (and old drivers), so repeat search to find all occurences in ClassId branch described above.
I'm spent a few days in figuring this out so I hope it helps!
Edit: The sound card on my Lenovo W510 seemed really bad (on powerfull high pitched sounds it would "break through" and play music normally). I figured since the W510 had only 1 socket it was a combined speaker/mic. So I did above patch, rebooted and suddenly the card works as expected.
Edit 2: Michael L. pointed out changing "ForceDisableJD" to 1 helped him. Michael has shared his findings in a comment on this page.
Should I defrag my SSD?
and especially my comments (Michael L.) on that page.
Thank you for sharing. Added it to the article.


No real damage done here at this time; thus far both the S&P 500 and broader Russell 2000 have simply pulled back to (or near) their 20 day moving averages. I am going to take the opportunity to begin rebuilding some of the index exposure I let go in the S&P 1148 range yesterday.
In the larger scope the S&P 500 has at the bottom 2 layers of support - the 20 day moving average (1130) and the area this entire breakout began from (1120). On the top end, obviously the 1150 area we mentioned. [Next Key Point on S&P: 1150] Can't read too much in the movements in this 30 point range - nor can we call this a double top at S&P 1150; much too premature. We've seen this pattern countless times since roughly May 2009, after which a "V shaped" rally takes us over what appears to be a double top. Only once will the pattern change and the bears finally have their victory.
With the MLK holiday on Monday the almost comical "Monday morning mark up" that has been a hallmark of the past 3 months won't be offered. Will it resurface Tuesday? Or will Asian markets selloff Monday after seeing the weakness in domestic shares? If only the Magic 8 Ball offered us these answers.


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'We forgot about fun': Here's what the pandemic did to children's mental health
By Ann Schimke Mar 9, 2021, 6:37pm MST
Two of Patricia Robles' sons, Guillermo, 5, and Gonzalo, 2, make buñuelos at home.
Courtesy of Patricia Robles
Over the last year, 5-year-old Guillermo started biting his fingernails. When preschool activities were moved online during the pandemic, he refused to sit in front of the computer. And before his grandmother passed away from lung cancer in August, he sometimes shied away from hugging her because he thought her coughing was because of COVID-19.
"He would not go close because he would say, 'Abuelita has germs,'" said Guillermo's mother, Patricia Robles, who lives in Denver.
It was a rough year and Robles knows firsthand that grief and anxiety affected her four children, especially Guillermo and his 8-year-old brother Gael, who has tearful tantrums when he can't have more TV time.
Nationwide, it's a familiar story. Experts say mental health problems among children have increased amid the pandemic and can be tricky to solve when parents and teachers are also coping with outsized stress.
"I've had to remind people every single day we're still in a world pandemic," said Kyle Ohl, an early childhood mental health consultant for the Grand Beginnings early childhood council, based in the western Colorado city of Granby.
Oftentimes, Ohl said, small children act out — whether hitting a friend or hiding under a table for an extended period — because they're overwhelmed or don't feel a sense of security.
"What's interesting is we've always had these kids," she said. "It's just there's more of them right now."
National data bears this out.
A parent survey by the National Institute for Early Education Research at Rutgers University found that since COVID hit, a quarter of 4-year-olds have shown behavior problems such as temper tantrums and disobedience and one-fifth struggled to get along with peers or make friends. During typical times, only about 10% of children have such issues, according to the group's report.
Ohl realized her own daughter was struggling with pandemic stress when the 6-year-old broke down after her 4-year-old brother came back from getting a COVID test.
"She just lost it," said Ohl. "She didn't have the words to say, 'I'm really worried about my brother.'"
Robles has seen similar emotional reactions in her 8-year-old Gael, who's in second grade.
"He's regressed," she said. "He's doing 5-year-old things ... He's crying more than what he used to."
Robles gets it. Before COVID hit and her mother-in-law got sick, the children's lives had a familiar rhythm. They went to storytime at the library a few times a week, went for daily walks, and did scavenger hunts that Robles created. Plus, their grandma was always up for a game of tag or horsie at the park. Then school was canceled and TV became a babysitter as Robles attended to her mother-in-law's deteriorating health.
"I saw myself one day worrying about cooking and cleaning and taking care of everybody and doing homework, but … we weren't connecting," she said. "We forgot about fun."
Since then, Robles has made an extra effort to play with her kids and get them outside. She credits the "Conscious Discipline" class she's taking through Clayton Early Learning, a Denver organization that provides a host of early childhood programs, for helping her work through parenting challenges.
She's learned that talking about her own daily life helps her kids open up about theirs and that sometimes she needs a timeout in her bedroom when her emotions run hot.
"I cannot help my child if I don't help myself first," she said.
Karen Wolf, the early childhood mental health liaison at Clayton, said because children's lives are so intertwined with their caregivers' lives, helping adults reduce or manage stress is a key strategy for child mental health.
"That's oftentimes where you almost get a bigger bang for your buck," she said.
At Clayton, that help takes lots of forms, including providing families with food, clothing, or diapers so they don't have to worry about basics.
"Parents can't be regulated if the basic needs of their family aren't met," said Wolf.
Clayton also offers parenting classes like the one Robles is taking or has staff members conduct casual check-ins to see how parents are doing.
Mental health experts say child care providers also need help in their caregiving roles — maybe an acknowledgement about how hard things are or a question about why a toddler's biting habit triggered them more than usual.
"When we talk about it outside of that situation the teacher can go back in, more aware of how they're managing their own feelings," said Heidi Whitney, who manages an early childhood mental health consultation program at the Mental Health Center of Denver.
She said since the pandemic began she's seen more interest from child care centers in "reflective practice" groups where teachers get together with a facilitator to talk about their struggles and successes at work.
In the Robles household, life has gradually smoothed out for the children in recent months. Guillermo — the routine-lover of the family — is happier now that he's back in preschool. Gael — a born negotiator — is still getting used to stricter limits on his TV time and sometimes resists doing his reading homework.
But Robles tries not to take it personally.
"They'll tell me when they don't agree with something and I don't treat it as a disrespect. I treat it as we're having a conversation and this is a little person trying to express themselves."
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Frances Louisa "Fanny" COMPTON (1857-1925) - #33 (52 Ancestors)
Theme: "Defective, Dependent, & Delinquent" | Images: Click to enlarge
Today we might use words such as "special needs", "intellectual disabilities", "mentally ill" or "criminal" to describe people who face challenges of various sorts, and who get singled out for special attention by the authorities. In the past, other more offensive and politically incorrect terms were used, and treatment focused more on containment and segregation rather than on rehabilitation and medical help. In the 1880 US census there was even a special schedule to identify "defective, dependent and delinquent" individuals including the blind, deaf, paupers, homeless children, prisoners, insane, and idiotic. I have not yet found relatives listed there.
The Canadian census in 1881,1891 and 1901 used the words "deaf and dumb", "blind" and "unsound mind" relating to "infirmities" worthy of identification. By 1911 they had replaced "unsound mind" with "crazy or lunatic" and "idiotic or silly". I would suggest that was a step backwards! Connotations may have changed over the years, but I think these words are derogatory and hurtful. Perhaps this sentiment is one reason why people were not always declared as such in the census, even if they "qualified". Many families also tried to keep such conditions secret, perhaps to avoid ridicule, shame or sensor.
So now I'd like to tell you a sad story about my Great-Great-Aunt Frances Louisa "Fanny" COMPTON who spent the last seven years of her life in an insane asylum.
A clipping from the death registration for Fanny MCMILLAN - BC Archives document.
Fanny was born on 16 Oct 1857 in St Eleanors, Prince Edward Island in Canada, the sixth child of Albert "Harry" COMPTON and Mary Robinson COATES. She was baptized as a toddler on 6 Feb 1859 in Richmond Parish PEI, and grew up on their family farm in Lot 17, North St Eleanors, along with ten siblings. As her older and then younger siblings grew up, left home and married (except one brother who drowned at age 15), Fanny remained at home. In 1881 five other siblings were still at home. Fanny's father died in 1889, and by 1891 Mary's household contained Fanny and four other children. By 1901 Fanny was listed as age 40, living with her brother Henry's family and her widowed mother Mary.
It must have been shortly after the 1901 census that Mary moved to Winnipeg Manitoba to be with or near her youngest son Horace Melville COMPTON (known as Mel). Mel is said to have moved there when in his early 20s; he turned 20 in 1892, and certainly moved there with his brother Leslie before 1901. And when Mary moved to Winnipeg she brought along her daughter Fanny. In 1904 her brother Mel married Flora Larkin. Sadly Mary died in Winnipeg the following year at the age of 77; her daughter Fanny was then almost 48 and still single. The informant on Mary's death registration was a company (perhaps her lawyer or funeral home) - why not one of her 2 nearby children? After Mary's will was probated in early 1907, her estate was equally divided between Horace Melville and Fanny Louisa. But in the meantime, according to the 1906 Canadian "Prairie" census, Fanny was living with Mel and Flora along with several boarders in Winnipeg.
Provincial Lunatic Asylum in New Westminster BC opened in 1878
http://www.nwheritage.org/heritagesite/history/content/timeline/1875-1899.htm
The family has hinted that Fanny "needed taking care of", implying that she had challenges, although I don't know how severe any limitations might have been. Certainly there was no mention of infirmities in any of the census records through the years. The loss of her mother would have been difficult for her in any case, but if she did require special care then it could no longer have been provided in the same way. What we do know is that, on 2 Oct 1906, before her mother's estate had even been finalized, "Fannie" COMPTON married a James MACMILLAN in Winnipeg. By 1911, James and Fannie had moved west to Penticton in the Okanagan fruit-growing region of British Columbia where James was operating his own orchard. No infirmities were listed. Fanny was no longer close to any relatives that I know of.
Then once again everything changed. In the 1921 census I found "Fanny Mac Millan" listed as a 63-year-old inmate in the BC Mental Hospital in New Westminster BC. The municipality of Penticton is also mentioned in the census (implying this is where she was admitted from). So this entry seems to be for the right person. Fanny's death record confirms that "Fanny Mcmillan" died from pneumonia at age 67 on 23 Jan 1925 in the Public Hospital for the Insane, B Street, New Westminster, having been there for the last 7 years, formerly of Penticton. James is nowhere to be found until his death in Penticton in 1931.
I have been told by a family researcher that Fanny was "admitted to Riverview Hospital on Dec. 10, 1917 from Penticton BC" but I cannot find proof of this exact date or location for her care. We know she was in New Westminster in 1921 and 1925 at the BC Mental Hospital (aka Asylum) where she died. There was a second provincial Mental Hospital (aka Essondale, also called Riverview) that opened in 1913, but it was a separate hospital in Coquitlam. The New Westminster facility served exclusively as an institution for women between 1913 and 1930. But by 1924 Riverview had become the administrative centre for the province's mental health services, so perhaps Fanny's records ended up there, even though she was an inmate in New Westminster.
Why did she need hospitalization? I am assuming that more detailed records would be of a confidential nature, even if I could find them. Did she always have mental problems that worsened? Or was this a new heath issue for her? Or was it more a matter of containment of someone who was intellectually challenged? Without further details I can only hope that she was well and properly cared for. Yet she was certainly denied her freedom for the last seven years of her life. How sad is that.
History of Madness in Canada - BC
Woodlands School, New Westminster, previously Provincial Lunatic Asylum - wikipedia
Woodlands - Inclusion BC site
Riverview Hospital (Essondale), Coquitlam - wikipedia
I have posted additional information on my COMPTON families elsewhere on this website.
"52 Ancestors" is a reference to the "52 Ancestors in 52 Weeks" challenge I am participating in.
Reference the No Story Too Small blog by genealogist Amy Johnson Crow for more details.
It is giving me the much needed incentive to write and publish my family stories.


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Macintosh in New York
The New York Society Library.
For the past week I have been in New York City with approximately 50 of our second-year human geography students who have been engaged in a range of individual research projects across the city. Having successfully installed my group in the archives at the New York Public Library, I paid a visit to the wonderful New York Society Library on East 79th Street. In addition to being the oldest library in New York (it was established in 1754) it also functioned as the de facto Library of Congress during the period in the late eighteenth century when Congress met in New York. A number of the eighteenth-century politicians who read or corresponded with Macintosh were members of the library (including George Washington and Aaron Burr).
The library has a copy of one of the Dublin editions of Macintosh's book, which I consulted in the hope that it might contain some interesting marginal annotations or revealing details of provenance (sadly, neither proved to be the case). The book has been in the library since at least 1813 (it is listed in A catalogue of the books belonging to the New-York Society Library published in that year). An entry for Travels in Europe, Asia, and Africa does appear in the 1793 catalogue but the author is (wrongly, perhaps) identified as M'Donald. In any event, the book does not appear in the library's first circulation ledger, covering the period 1789 to 1792.
"Readers Make Their Mark" exhibition.
Interesting marginalia was, however, much in evidence at the library's excellent Readers Make Their Mark exhibition. The reading habits of a number of the library's former members, including the intriguing Chinese-American artist Mai-mai Sze, were wonderfully showcased.
Macintosh in Stuttgart?
Grund Riss der Herzoglich Wirtembergischen Haupt und Ersten Residenz Stadt Stuttgardt, 1794. Württembergische Landesbibliothek, Schef.gr.fol.7759.
Of all the shadowy and poorly understood periods of Macintosh's life, the years he spent in what is now Germany are the most mysterious. I have written before on Macintosh's residence in Eisenach, where he may have died (he certainly wrote his will there) at some point after 1810. The precise means and chronology of Macintosh's relocation from Avignon (in the 1790s) to Eisenach (in the 1800s) have still to be sketched out, but there is some indication that he spent time in Stuttgart in the interim.
This fragment of information is contained in a letter sent from Berlin by Thomas Grenville (1755–1846) to his brother, William Grenville (1759–1834), on 4 March 1799. Tomas and William were sons of the late Whig prime minister George Grenville (1712–1770). Thomas, a member of parliament and privy councillor, had in 1799 been appointed ambassador to Berlin in order to broker an alliance against France as part of the War of the Second Coalition. In his letter to William, Thomas notes that
I was scarcely arrived here when I received a communication from Stutgard [sic], signed W. M'Intosh, and claiming to be known to you and to Mr. [George] Canning, which expresses the greatest apprehensions at the progress of the French principles in the duchy of Wirtemberg [sic] under the active directors of Citoyen Mengaud and Citoyen Trouvè, who are so good as to employ themselves with great zeal and success for that purpose [1]
It seems unlikely (to say the least) that Thomas's correspondent was anyone other than William Macintosh. This fragment offers a useful further indication of Macintosh's network of correspondents, but also opens up new lines of enquiry regarding Macintosh's time in Stuttgart.
1. Historical Manuscripts Commission (1904) Report on the manuscripts of J. B. Fortescue, Esq., preserved at Dropmore. Vol. IV, p. 485.
The elusive beginning
Detail from John Thomson's Atlas of Scotland (1832), showing the location of Newmore. National Library of Scotland, EMS.s.712(25).
I often joke to colleagues that William Macintosh is the most significant eighteenth-century imperial careerist and travel writer for whom there is no Wikipedia entry. At some point I would like to remedy that omission, but only once I feel sure I know some of the basics with certainty (like when he was born and when he died).
Macintosh is listed (under the heading "Eminent Men") in the entry for the Parish of Rosskeen in The Second (New) Statistical Account of Scotland (1834–45), written by the parish minister, David Carment in October 1838. Carment (who assumed his role in the parish in 1822) notes that Macintosh was "born at Newmore, in this parish, in the year 1738". Carment further notes, however, that registers of births in the parish date only from 1781. It is, therefore, uncertain how much faith can be placed in the 1738 date.
Baptismal records in nearby areas list a number of potential candidates: a William Mcintosh was baptised in Nairn on 14 March 1736; another (son of James) in Dores (near Inverness) on 31 March 1737; and another (son of William and Issobell [sic]) in Petty (near Inverness) on 8 October 1738.
Whether any of these is my William Macintosh is, at the moment, difficult to say. Would Macintosh's family have taken him the 60-mile round-trip between Newmore and Petty to be baptised when (presumably) it could have been done closer to home? Should I just give up on my attempts at triangulation and accept Carment's date as read?
Macintosh's date of death is, of course, a whole different question.


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She had very great answers and great advice to give, so I'll let you read our interview!
I am a full-stack developer working at a healthcare startup in New York City called Zocdoc. I've been there for about 4 years. I also have a blog on tech and fashion and lifestyle advice for techies. And a tee-shirt company where I sell shirts for techies! And an Instagram account where I try to share what the life of a programmer working at a startup is like and hopefully inspire women to enter tech.
I have a BA in English Literature with a creative writing emphasis. So a non-traditional computer science background (I am somewhat self-taught). I say somewhat because I did take some computer science courses in college in my senior year of college: I took the Intro to Computer Science courses, Data Structures, and Algorithms, Discrete Structures, a course on the "internet and world wide web" and a Calc course. I paired those courses with a lot of self-teaching.
Do you have other side projects except for your online store and blog?
I am also working on an app for mental health on the side. I am kept pretty busy though with all my side projects though!
Yes! I have some coworkers who are major role models for me- people who are really good problem solvers and efficient workers. I feel fortunate that I get to work with smart people whom I can learn from. When I first started my job, I learned how to be a better problem solver from my coworkers and also just what were good blogs to read, good questions to ask, good insights into the industry. Also the other women in tech on Instagram, who inspire me and motivate me :). I love the women in tech communities I see growing on that platform and on others (you have an awesome Facebook group!).
I love running. I love reading. This year I have read- The Curious Incident of the Dog at Night, Love in the Time of Cholera, Slaughter House 5, and I am just starting The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy (although I'm struggling to get into it so I may swap for 100 years of Solitude and play into my Gabriel García Márquez fad). I also love hanging out with my friends, taking classes with them or exploring the city. Friends and family are extremely important to me.
It honestly depends! I think, more importantly, I am a "must get 8 hours of sleep" kind of person. My energy comes at different times of the day, it's all about tapping into it when it's there. But if I do not get 8 hours of sleep I know it will never be present. I have conditioned myself to need a run and shower in the morning to get going- even on the weekends!
Things that are important to me are: learning/becoming a better engineer and using my skills to help people. In the next couple of years, I would like to see both of those things happening in whatever way manifests itself. I also want to inspire girls to enter the industry- to show them what an incredible place this is to be. I hope to do that over the next 3-5 years.
What do you think will be the next "big thing" in the tech industry?
Machine learning is maybe already it, but I think it'll only get bigger.
What is your favorite programming language + stack?
Honestly that depends on the problem you are trying to solve!
Data Structures & Problem Solving Using Java by Mark Allen Weiss. He does such a fantastic job explaining data structure, giving good examples and writing clearly. I read this book when I was first learning to code and it really helped me. I would recommend it for any beginners.
Read my blog post on productivity ha! I have a lot to say on this topic but some teasers are: reward yourself, break things into little tasks, ease into tasks.
What did you do to have that many followers? Do you have any tips for others?
For me, it is not about the number of followers, but just being authentic and telling my story. And I think people can sense that difference. I feel connected to my followers and although my shots or stories are not the most glamorous thing, they are honest and showing what my startup world life is really like. I guess my main tip is to be authentic!
I love your store! How did it all start?
I love fashion. And I also love tech. One of the things I was surprised by when entering the industry was an attitude that those 2 worlds are an "odd combination". That it is unusual to like fashion and technology. I wanted to challenge that through my tee shirt company and show that a person can love clothing (and even lipstick…thinking of the lipstick and code shirt) and also tech. The shirts are meant to force the two worlds to intersect, to show that we can still laugh at the same jokes (my code is compiling) and to give you a fun item to add to your wardrobe so you can look stylish while writing awesome code (for women tucked into high-waisted jeans with a pair of pumps, for men I recommend wearing it with dark jeans, a blazer, and sneakers- I have a blog post where I share some outfit ideas).
I think you said you were doing new designs on the plane when you were coming back from vacation. Do you have a time when we can expect them?
I do have a new tee shirt design in the works! I am hoping to release it in the next month, stay tuned it's a funny one :).
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E commerce dominates our lives these days. A good E commerce platform is essential for running your business. If you belong to the cell phone repair industry and offer accessories, branded or refurbished cell phones, it makes even more sense to use a platform that propels you towards the right direction.
Woocommerce is one of the post popular platforms currently available in the market. Powering over 28% of all online stores, it's a tool that can give you the edge in conducting online business. With Woocommerce you can sell almost anything, whether its digital or physical, anytime and anywhere.
RepairDesk is delighted to announce the launch of its integration with Woocommerce. Now repair shop owners can run their businesses online and cater to customer orders in a more effective and efficient manner.
Note: Your website should be built on WordPress to use this integration effectively. woo commerse store mush have PUT, GET, POST request enabled from WordPress Hosting Server.
- Automatic generation of invoices in RepairDesk as an order is confirmed on your site.
1. Login to your WordPress account and install Woocommerce plugin. You can download the plugin from here. Once the plugin is installed, it will appear in the left navigation menu in WordPress.
2. Click on Woocommerce tab and select Settings from the drop-down menu.
3. In the settings page, go to API tab. In API Settings enable the trigger "Enable the REST API". Click on Save Changes button to activate REST API.
4. Under the Keys/ Apps tab click on Add Key to generate API Key which will be used to configure RepairDesk-Woocommerce Integration.
5. Under Description enter a name or brief detail about the API.
Also, select or add User along with setting API permission to Read/ Write. Click on Generate API Key to get your API key.
6. Once an API key has been generated it will provide you details regarding Consumer Key and Consumer Secret Key. Copy both keys as they will be required in setting up RepairDesk-Woocommerce Integration.
1. You would also need Webhooks for order completion and creation. To create webhooks, Click on Webhooks and click on Add Webhook.
Note: You would need to create two webhooks: one for Order Creation and the other one for Order Update. Separately create both of them.
Once done, click on Save Webhook to add it.
3. Similarly create another webhook for Order Updated.
4. create another weboohk For Product Created.
Similarly, we can create webhook for Product deleted or any other if we want out of this list of values.
After Creating this webhook products created on website will sync with Re[airDesk.
1. Now login to RepairDesk and go to Integrations page. Select Woocommerce from the menu.
On the Woocommerce integration settings page click on Setup.
Select the store for which you need to setup woo commerce integration.
URL to your Woocommerce Site: Enter base URL for your Woocommerce site (wordpress).
Consumer Key: The consumer key provided to you when you are created API key.
Consumer Secret: The consumer secret key provided to you when you generated API Key.
Once you have setup configuration and saved these settings the integration will be activated and the trigger " Enable Sync to Woocommerce" will be enabled automatically.
Enable Sync to Woocommerce: Activate integration and sync RepairDesk items with Woocommerce.
Note: This trigger will be enabled automatically once you have set up integration with WooCommerce.
Create invoice when order created: If this trigger is enabled, invoice will be generated automatically as an order is created on your site.
Sync prices: Synchronizes prices of all items between RepairDesk and Woocommerce site.
Sync Product Description: If this trigger is enabled, product descriptions will automatically get updated on RepairDesk when updated on Woo Commerce Integration.
You can add online price for item which will displayed on website. if both retail and online price are given in the system in that case online price will be sync with website.
Your product categories such as accessories, battery, cables etc in RepairDesk can be displayed on your Woocommerce site. You can select the product categories in the integrations setting page which you want to display on WooCommerce site. All items under selected categories will be synced with wooCommerce and will appear on your site.
You can select items which are under a category synced with RepairDesk to be displayed to not to be displayed on WooCommerce site. To un-sync such in item, just open the item in RepairDesk and under Triggers disable the trigger: "Sync with Woocommerce".
Similarly, if you want to enable sync for a particular item, just enable the trigger "Sync with Woocommerce" and that item in RepairDesk will be synced with Woocommerce site.
Here we would also like to mention something about stock update and item details.
Stock Update: RepairDesk's WooCommerce Integration will automatically update your stock in RepairDesk and WooCommerce as an order for a customer is completed. If a customer orders a particular item and it's order is completed, the stock in RepairDesk and WooCommerce site will automatically be updated.
Item Details: After you have enabled integration with Woocommerce, details of an item in RepairDesk will also appear on Woocommerce. These details consist of basic information such as item name, price, stock levels etc.
Now let us show you how to enable product categories in RepairDesk.
1. All of your item types will be appearing below. Select the type/ categories of items you want to sync with Woocommerce site.
2. If you're dealing with trade in item, select the Trade In option. If you want to create a category for under Trade In, enter its name in the field: "Trade In category Items".
Note: Once a trade-in item is synced with WooCommerce the item name will be displayed on your site in the following format: "Manufacturer - Device - Color - Size - Network - Condition".
E.g. "Apple iPhone 6 Black 64GB Verizon Like New".
3. Finally, click on Save button to complete configuration and voila! You have successfully integrated woocommerce with RepairDesk.
Invoices: Before we close, we would like to mention how an invoice in RepairDesk is linked with a customer's order on your Woocommerce site.
When a customer places and order and that order is marked as completed, it is synced with RepairDesk. RepairDesk will not only fetch customer details and display them in invoice but would also mention the Order ID against which the invoice is generated.
The Order ID will help you in identifying which invoices were created against customer's order on your online store.
Other details such as items in customer order and paymnet details will be added to invoice in RepairDesk once the order status has been marked as completed from Woocommerce backend.
Q. Does this integration support serialized inventory?
1. When integration is enabled, item in RepairDesk will be synced with WooCommerce.
2. When a customer selects the item in order and the order is confirmed, this item will be added to customer invoice.
3. After order status is set to Order Completed the invoice will be synced with RepairDesk.
4. Finally, once the invoice is added to RepairDesk, under item details you will be able to see serial numbers for this particular item. Manually select the serial in invoice and hit Save.
Q. Can I import items from Woocommerce site to RepairDesk?
A. No. This integration work in one-directional and will only import items from RepairDesk to WooCommerce.
Q. Some items are not being synced. Why is that?
A. Only items with SKUs will be synced. If an SKU for an item already exists then the item will be updated. A new item will be added to Woocommerce if that SKU is not present on Woocommerce site but exists in RepairDesk.
Q. Can I select some items to not to be synced with Woocommerce?
A. Sure! Just open the item in RepairDesk and under Triggers disable the trigger: "Sync with Woocommerce".
Q. I've set up the integration but stock is not updating. Why is that?
A. Please confirm that you have created and updated webhooks. In the absence of a webhook the stock will not be updated on your site.
Q. Do I have to manually add customers in RepairDesk who buy items from my site?
A. No. Once an invoice is created, customer data is fetched and customer is added to RepairDesk.
Q. When are payments added to RepairDesk?
A. Once a customer has booked an order on your WooCommerce site, it will not be added to RepairDesk until you have confirmed the order from backend. Please select the order status to "Order Completed" to mark it as completed.
Once an order is confirmed and marked as completed, payment details for that order will be added to RepairDesk.
Q. How long does it take to sync items from RepairDesk to Woocommerce?
A. Once you have setup WooCommerce Integration, your items are automatically and instantly synced with WooCommerce.
Q. Will the item photos be displayed on my site as well?
on your WooCommerce site once you have enabled WooCommerce integration with RepairDesk.
Q.How can i map categories of RepairDesk With Woocommerce?
Here you can maps RepairDesk catagories with Woocommerce by selecting from Dropdwon.
2. we can also mapp item categories individually , if items category is mapped individually then Priority will be given to individual item.
Q.on which bases items are sync with repair desk?
A.Items are based on SKU, if SKu is already present then that item will be updated and if their is no SKU macthing then new item will be added in the system.


Home owners in Woodlawn have the distinction of living "North of the River" or in "NoLo" (North Lawrence). Here, residents might be seen hanging out at "the longest-running tap in town" (click here for the cool history) Johnny's Tavern, named "The Most Iconic Bar in Kansas" by Thrillist. Just a few steps next door and they can listen to some great local music at a cozy gem of an outdoor patio venue, the Gaslight Gardens, where they serve up handmade cocktails, a wide selection of craft beer, and fine spirits.
North Lawrence features the Lawrence River Trail, a beautiful 9-mile crushed stone trail running along the Kansas River for mountain biking, walking, or jogging. The north end of the trail provides access to Riverfront Park, with a disc golf course, off-leash dog park, and wildlife preserve. The south end stems off into hiking and mountain biking trails through wooded areas.
Woodlawn home owners rave about the breakfasts at the newly opened Levee Cafe, also a great place to stop in for a healthy lunch during a relaxed River Trail walk.
This photo is a Chicken Salad Unwich (no bread) from the Levee Cafe. My wife and I ate there Sunday August 20th and my wife ate there again today as I had a luncheon meeting.
August 20th--the levee had the gates open after the 7"+ of rain we just had so all the little islands where the bird was in the photo above, were underwater today.


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These Easy 7-Up Biscuits are made with Bisquick and soda, creating wonderfully flaky biscuits perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
It doesn't get much better than fast, easy, and delicious. Our kids love helping us make these easy 7-Up biscuits.
I was a little skeptical about these at first; there was no way they could be THIS easy. But I was definitely proven wrong!
In a large bowl, cut sour cream into Bisquick mix.
Once combined, add 7-up to form a very soft dough.
Sprinkle additional Bisquick mix on board or table and pat dough out, but do not knead.
Melt 1/4 cup butter in a 9×9" square pan.
Cut 9 biscuits into circles and place into pan.
Can I use a different kind of soda in 7-up biscuits?
You can't buy bisquick everywhere, so we've got a homemade version you can substitute if needed! If you're just making this for the biscuits, you can half the recipe.
Cut in shortening until mix forms fine crumbs.
Planning to save these for later? These biscuits can easily be frozen!
Make your biscuits according to the directions on the package.
Once they have cooled, place your biscuits in an airtight freezer container or freezer Ziplock bag. Thaw and reheat in the microwave when ready to eat.
This works great when you need to make a lot of biscuits, or if you're feeding a small family and want to save the rest for another meal.
Looking for more easy bread recipes? Here are a few of our favorites!
Melt 1/4 cup butter in a 9x9" square pan.
Have you checked out ourYouTube channel?
In this video we're showing you how to make our favorite Cheddar Bay Biscuits, a Red Lobster Copycat!
I found this recipe on Pinterest a while back and this is the only way I make biscuits now. It is easy and they taste great. So great the I have to cute the recipe in half or me and my husband would sit and eat the whole pan with butter and jelly!!!
I love the daily recipes and fabulous ideas, however, I do wish that the recipes were more of a made from scratch type. I'm indeed American but I live in Europe and can't purchase products like Bisquick, cream of chicken soup, etc..... often the title and pictures capture my attention only for me to be disappointed when perusing the ingredients list.
Yum, how easy. Never thought to add 7-Up to it but I don't do biscuits unless they're flaky yet moist... these look like they fit that bill!!
These sound great. I wonder if I could do drop biscuits? They're my favorite.
I pinned this one too and you make it sound so easy. I must try this!
Would it matter if it was sprite?
Sprite and Gingerale work great too!
sorry for the stupid question but what to do with the butter??
got it, sorry! didn't read it right.
Do I need to bake 1st or can I freeze without baking? We LOVE these. It's the only biscuits we ear now.
I loved them! They are so easy to make and my daughter loved them, too. She is a picky eater, so finding things that she will eat is a plus.
I used Fresca! It was all I had on hand and it worked wonderful!
I hope you don't mind but I referred to this link in my blog rather than copy and paste the recipe. I don't like to take credit for something I didn't do and this is the link. You have wonderful blog.
Could I use Arrowhead lemon/lime carbonated water? It has no sugar so better for my sugar levels.I think it would do the same job? Thanks!!
We have never tried that before. Please let us know how it turns out. Perfect for those who need to cut back on sugar.
These have become our favorite go to biscuit recipe! So glad you liked them too!!
Can you use diet 7 up?
Diet 7 up should work fine.
It says to melt the butter, what do you do with it? Brush the biscuits, put in the bottom of the pan and put them in it before they bake?
Melt the butter in the pan and then put in the biscuits. :) So easy and yummy!
We baked these and then put them in a freezer bag. Then just thaw and eat.
oh my------ made these per recipe, made thinner (12) biscuits used 8 by 10 pan. Used biscuit cutter. When they were almost done I scrambled eggs , cut deli ham with same cutter, and cheese circles also. I had 6 perfect ham,egg and cheese biscuits without a 40 mile round trip to the fast food places (you know the ones. The ingredients will now always be in my home. PPS: for those with a soda stream is made my own bottle of lemon-lime soda, worked great.
Made these biscuits this morning and they are heavenly!!!! I normally buy the frozen pillsbury biscuits, but never again. So simple to make! We put honey on ours for breakfast! Yum!
Hi Shawn! It's a lot of fun to have so many sisters. We have become close friends!
Could you add in shredded cheddar and/or chopped, cooked bacon?
We have never added cheese or bacon but it sounds delicious! I'm sure it would work just fine.
can I use all-pros flour for bisquick ?and how ?
Here is a link for a Bisquick substitute. https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/244311/bisquick-substitute/ We haven't used all-pros flour. We stick with bisquick when making these biscuits.


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Well, after 3450 miles my S20s are toast. So i thought id shed a little light on them since I don't see many other people runing them.
The s20s are supposed to be a fairly aggressive street tire. With that in mind i expected turn in to be pretty quick. The contrary was true with this set, i feel like i have to muscle them into a turn, where other model tires would fall over easier. (this could have probably been adjusted out with suspension?) However once the bike was leaned over it felt very stable on these tires. the profile also allows for more angle than the 2CT's. When i switched from the 2cts i had no strip left at all, then when i got on the s20s there was almost 3/4 of an inch i wasnt using.
These tires heated up very quickly, quicker than any other tire ive had. However, as the last month of riding here has been pretty cold i noticed the tire does not hold its heat well. So keep that in mind if your in colder environment its annoying because your tires wont keep the heat in them.
The grip on these guys are supurb, rain is a non issue. The compound seems much softer than pilot power 2cts(which is what i came from, i thought this was a comperable compound to that tire) I never had any issues with grip with these tires. Never once did i think there wasnt enough grip to keep me rubber side down.
If you have any questions LMK, hope this helps someone.
nice review. i was wondering about those tires.
I used to run pp, the 2ct , then the pures. i liked the pures but have u ever tried the supercorsa sp's? imo the best combination of quick turn in, warm up, stability and decent wear. they dont do too well in cold or wet imo though but a BIG step up from the pures as far as dry performance.
Well, you just convinced me to NOT buy a set. I'll stick with the Q2s, or better...the Q3s come out in June.
Im going to run a set of 2cts again until the q3s come out aswell.
Wow. What pressure was the rear at on that highway run?
I'm a little late here. I just put a set on last weekend. Haven't really put any miles on yet. I was hoping to get at least twice your milage out of them. By summer I will be able to fork over the $ for some Z8's. The M20's cost 219.00$US for the set, so I didn't get hurt tooo bad. What is your riding style?
I ended up riding almost exclusively 2up the entire time I had the S20's on my bike, including a couple trackdays.
I managed to get the same 3400ish miles out of the rear but my front lasted to nearly 5600 miles. Both of which were pretty decent mileage for how and where I ride. Only the Q2 and M3 give me more rear tire mileage.
I thought the tires performed quite well, especially on the track.
Whee! I NEVER carry a pillon. I'm seriously considering taking off the rear pegs. Every Oz. counts. I almost went on a track once. Almost. I had a SECA 900 that I dropped on the way home from the stealership. It felt funny after that so a few months after I sat down with a bud that built frames for Choppers (Custom Harlies) and he built me a new frame. It had a little more trail in it so the 900 was more stable.
That 900 was a monster at corner entry. Braking reduced the trail, which led to rolling in too fast and losing the line. IIRC (it's been about 30 years and memory IS the 2nd thing to go!) we added about 10mm of trail. Anyhow, the bike was very polite after that. Great brakes for the day and With my new frame I could go deeper in the corner before braking and drive harder on exit. The bike was very quick and I used to bully the Suzukis and Kawasakis.
So there was a track day at the local track ( I raced only on the street, Rock Creek Park and out to Brighton Dam mostly) and I had been challenged by a GPz turbo rider. HE only raced on the track. OIL and water thing. So I though I would sneak in a practice ride, since I considered him a better rider and his bike had a little more power. I had bigger 'nads so on the street I win, but on the track it's technique and power.
So I walk into what looks like the lobby to see if they had a list of rules. No rules on the street except stay in front and the 11th commandent. There were 3 or 4 guys standing in front of the counter in tight leather oufits arguing over who got to buy the last 'Brazilian Buns' video, or it's contemporay version. VCR's were state of the art at that time and very shiek. Not my sort of fellows. Good guys, no doubt, the sort that will make sure your drink never gets empty and are willing to push in your stool when you leave but not my type. I left and never looked back.
So I might get my majic 10,000 miles. Haven't ever but hope springs eternal.
seems like bridgestone is going in reverse with the tires. I miss the old bt-002rs. perfect combination of great turn in, mid corner stability, no stand up in a lean while braking and decent tire life. that is for what a high performance tire can offer in miles.
I'm leery of dunlops. every dunlop I've had was a POS. (that's a capital POS). I might as well had a wood tire. they slid in every condition you could ride in. it didn't matter if it was hot and dry they'd slide like they would in a cold rain.
Your review is to a Tee. I didn't even get that many miles though. But, I literally felt "GLUED" to the road! They are awesome except for the wear issue. They should be harder in the middle. I had one all last season and just put a brand new one on last week. Got it for a very good price. That's the only reason I bought it. Next time I will try something different though. Do you do a lot of wheelies/aggressive driving?
[quote=berencam;4799916]Well, after 3450 miles my S20s are toast. So i thought id shed a little light on them since I don't see many other people runing them.
Wheelies, no. Burnouts, no. But aggressive riding, yes. Lots of back road carving. Some commuting mixed in also.
im trying to tell you for agressive riding and a good track day tire (fast pace) try the supercorsa sp's. they have the same profile as the supercorsa race tires. turn in is quick, traction, feel and braking are excellent. id say as close as you can get before going dot race.
went from the pilot pures which are also a solid tire. if i rate them a 7 out of 10 id rate these 9 out of 10. personally i think its the best non race tire out there right now. 1st time out on my favorite corners i was smiling and laughing inside my helmet because the diff in performance was that noticable.
on my 2nd set, picked up version 2's.
I just got home from Virginia (VIR north course) with CSS. Rode my own personal bike with S20's and the school bike with Q2's.
Either tire would be a decent tire, but the Q2's have lasted longer for me.
Did you notice slow turn in, when compared to q2s and other tires?


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Last summer he sold a semi-remote mountaintop home in the mountains above Malibu at a notable loss — he took in $235,000 less than the $2.1 million paid slightly more than a year earlier — but that financial gut punch has not stopped One Republic bass guitarist Brent Kutzle from paying indie film and television maestro Mark Duplass and actress Katie Aselton a whopping $5.7 million for an architect-designed contemporary in L.A.'s perennially trendy and, as evidenced by this sale, ever-more spendy Silver Lake neighborhood.
Duplass, a writer, director, producer and actor whose recent projects include "Room 104," "Cinema Toast," and the animated hit "Big Mouth," on which he voices the sadistic Val Bilzarian character, and Aselton, who appeared in this year's not-particularly successful supernatural horror film "The Unholy," realized a hefty profit on the striking home they purchased from British film producer Callum Greene in 2014 for $4.45 million. While they didn't get anywhere near their original asking price of $6.75 million, the $5.7 million sale price still makes it the second most expensive single-family home to sell in the Silver Lake area behind the $8.55 million music industry executive Luke Wood forked over in 2014 for the magnificently melodramatic John Lautner-designed home known as Silvertop.
Designed by renowned local architect Barbara Bestor — who, coincidentally enough, was engaged by Wood to refresh Silvertop — and completed in 2006, the three-story concrete, glass and redwood stunner offers flexible living spaces with a total of five bedrooms and four full and two half bathrooms in about 7,300 square feet.
Snazzy sui generis design details include a carved wood front door crafted from a design by Frank Lloyd Wright, and a living room clad entirely in warm and rich tongue-and-groove wood planks but for the massive stone fireplace and huge picture windows. A petite double-height library just off the living room leads to a pair of home offices and a powder room, and the separate dining room is in convenient proximity to the combination gourmet eat-in kitchen and family room where a full-height wall of windows vanishes into the wall to expose the multipurpose space to the sunny backyard.
Upstairs are a lofted lounge with built-in desk, two guest bedrooms that share a bathroom, and a homeowner's suite that showcases ethereal hand-painted wall coverings. There's also a fireplace, dual bathrooms, a huge two-room walk-in closet and dressing room, and direct access to a meandering roof-top terrace with a curtained cabana that offers panoramic views over the neighborhood. A separate, two-story wing beyond the kitchen/family room offers another bedroom, plus a games room, while a gym is discreetly tucked on the lowest level behind the garage and includes a private bath and outside entrance that makes it well suited for use as a staff suite.
The one-third-acre parcel allows for numerous patios and decks, one sheathed in vines with an outdoor fireplace and another with a built-in fire pit. Additionally, there's a stretch lawn alongside the dark-bottom swimming pool and spa, as well as an infrared sauna and an outdoor movie screen.
The property was co-listed with Karen Lower of Compass and Jon Grauman at The Agency, while Kutzle and wife Jackie Leslie were represented by Lorraine Getz, also of Compass.
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If you've never been to a latte art competition, let me run through some rules for you. Two competitors go head to head each round. First, they draw out of a hat to see what they will pour. This could be a heart, a rosetta (the one that looks like a leaf,) or a tulip. While one assigned barista pulls espresso for each set, the competitors will steam the milk for themselves. Each barista will pour his latte and present it to three judges who will decide on the winner. Latte art throwdowns are single-elimination, so the winner will move on to the next round while the loser is knocked out entirely. If we have an odd number of competitors in any round, the third person will get the by. Make sense? Good.
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Since the 2016 movie's release, everyone is buzzing anew about the massive, two-story building that's stood at Fair Oaks Avenue and Oxley Street for nearly a century – but has been closed since 2007.
Mosaic's goals go deeper than repairing stucco and replacing carpet. The hip house of worship – which also operates in Hollywood, Venice and Mexico City – aims to make the 93-year-old theater a community treasure that attracts locals and visitors, not just church-goers.
One way they are trying to accomplish that is by restoring and filling two side-spaces attached to the building and opening them to the public seven days a week. One would be a high-end restaurant and the other a trendy cafe selling lattes and pastries.
The church is taking sublease offers from prospective tenants, including several restaurateurs, said Erwin McManus, senior pastor and founder of Mosaic. The unique church will open a new campus in Fullerton on April 1 – Easter Sunday – called Mosaic Orange County, Fudge confirmed.
Mosaic signed a 15-year lease in May with the Rialto's owner, Izek Shomof, to restore this 1925 single-screen theater to its original luster – or as close as possible. After completing initial renovations and receiving a conditional-use permit from the city, it has hosted services inside the Egyptian/Moroccan-themed auditorium every Sunday since late October. Attendees grew from 250 to 700 Sunday worshipers, including two morning services, Fudge said.
To solve the parking issue, Mosaic negotiated agreements with a parking lot behind a brown office building four blocks to the north at 625 Fair Oaks Ave., as well as some other surface lots north of the theater and west of Fair Oaks, Fudge said. The number of spaces is more than what is needed, he said. Church-goers are encouraged not to park on Fair Oaks Avenue.
Though the restoration process is slow, Mosaic's leaders said they are moving quickly to establish new, modern commercial uses for the space, including eateries of the highest quality, McManus said.
McManus has a background that straddles film, tech and fashion. And Fudge has worked in business development.
Together, they are trying to erase some negative vibes coming from some shop owners who are worried about the availability of parking on future event nights – and from disappointed locals who wanted to see the theater restored for screening movies, not spreading religion.
Running a first-run movie theater is not in the plans, Fudge said. Theater operators have inquired about the site but turned it down, saying a single-screen theater won't pencil out in today's world of multiple-screen megaplexes.
But does the church like the idea of showing art movies on other nights, not on Sunday?
"We do. Those are fun events that in time, the opportunity will come for that," Fudge said.
A week before Christmas, the church showed the Frank Capra classic "Its a Wonderful Life" and sold 700 tickets. Fudge said 500 were not from Mosaic members.
The church hosted a concert recently that did well, too, he said.
The commercial establishments would add to community use, McManus said.
Such uses were part of the original Rialto, said Escott Norton, founder of Friends of the Rialto who first went to the theater when he was 8 years old. The theater opened on Oct. 17, 1925. Three years later, a food establishment called The Rialto Sweeteria opened in one of the storefront spaces currently for lease, according to a city report.
"I'm guessing it was a candy shop," Norton said.
A restaurant occupied the north space in the 1980s and 1990s, Norton said. On the south, there was a comic books store, a barber shop and most recently, a locksmith, he said.
The 1,200-seat theater was designed by architect Lewis Arthur Smith, known for designing such theaters a the Vista in Los Feliz and the Highland Theater in Highland Park.
The Rialto, regarded as L.A. Smith's masterpiece, was often called an oddity, blending Spanish and Egyptian revival styles. Some called it an architectural mishmash.
It once contained a house organ for use in silent films, but adapted to talking pictures a few years after opening. The theater also hosted vaudeville acts into the 1930s.
In 1978, the Rialto was added to the National Register of Historic Places. The last movie shown before it closed was "The Simpsons Movie" in 2007. It was one of the last single-screen movie theaters in Southern California.
Architectural Resources Group of Pasadena, hired by Mosaic, wrote a plan for restoration that was presented to the city's Cultural Heritage Commission on Thursday. ARG said the auditorium is mostly intact. It seats 672 people on the orchestra level and 481 in the balcony for a total of 1,153, the report stated.
Other parts of the theater have been remodeled, including the lobby, ARG reported.
A cross-section running horizontally, known as the lintel, includes abstract patterns of leaves with "a gargoyle mask with lighted eyes" in the center.
A naked female torso with wings frames the organ chamber, something ARG suggests is a notorious harpy of Greek mythology – a half woman and half bird.
Egyptian-inspired winged sphinxes are set into the frieze.
Fudge pointed to the chipping paint on the pillars, the discoloration on the painted lintel and some scattered cracks. But the structure is strong, he said.
Mosaic thinks of itself as a church that welcomes all people of all backgrounds into one picture, piece by piece.
Just past the original ticket booth are the words "Believe in Love" in neon. Its website looks a lot like a high-tech company, with live-streaming videos and statistics about social-media views alongside testimonials from the faithful.
McManus sees the building as a metaphor for people entering his church seeking renewal: A once-alive place that's been damaged but can be restored to life.
"We are a perfect culture for this space. Just take our name: a mosaic is an art form, pieces are brought together broken and fragmented to create something beautiful, especially when light strikes through it," he said.
McManus had his eye on the place for many years, including the last decade when Mosaic held services in a rented space in Pasadena, at the William Carey International University.
But it wasn't until he was diagnosed with prostate cancer that later spread to the gall bladder and lymph nodes that he was able to seal the deal.
After surgery at Huntington Memorial Hospital and during follow-up doctor visits, he'd walk over to visit the old theater.
After he saw "La La Land," the metaphor of the old theater as a lost dream – or lost love in the eyes of Oscar winner Emma Stone's character, Mia Dolan – resonated with him.
"I think it enhances the role of the church when it takes something that has become a symbol of a lost dream, a reminder of the past, and then becomes almost a gift to the future," McManus said.


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Interview with Hobart Wyatt, July 15, 2001
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Hobart Wyatt describes his great-grandfather Lemuel Wyatt's farm, which had thousands of acres. Hobart describes the preparations his family would make to go into London, Kentucky and trade wheat and oats for flour. He describes growing sugar cane, honey, various fruits and vegetables, and livestock. He talks about the preservation of food on the farm. He describes playing in the woods as a child, uses for the wood they would gather, as well as wildflowers and chestnuts. He talks about how the area was affected by the Great Depression and the chestnut blight. Hobart explains that while he thinks government protection of the Daniel Boone National Forest has been a good thing, in some cases they are too protective with regard to allowing people to take wood.
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A: It's worth noting that yylex is not declared anywhere so you need to declare it:
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While flying home from Las Vegas a couple of weeks ago, I decided it would be interesting to grab a window seat and take some images. Thinking about the direction of flight and where the sun would be located I decided the 'F' seat would make the most sense and just hoped we would have some clear skies as we traveled east towards Denver. Being a passenger and take a pictures out of a window in an airplane further limits the control you may have in regards to taking an image. Not only do you not have control of the light and sky conditions as normally is the case while outdoors you also don't have control of your location, the direction facing, obstructions (i.e. engine, wing and dirty window) and a clean window to name just a few. Also did I mention you are moving at a quick rate of speed so grabbing the image you see is limited in time. My main objective while take images on this flight was to compose some interesting scenes I was passing by at 35,000 feet.
The following images are a few of the many I took during the flight of under two hours using a Canon G9 point and shoot camera.