Write a program that displays a 16-bit positive integer in five seven-segment digits. The output is an array of five bytes; bit i of byte j is one if and only if the ith segment of digit j should be on.
It was harder to type those digits than it looks.
Your task is to write a program to display numbers using seven-segment digits, as Bentley directs. When you are finished, you are welcome to read or run a suggested solution, or to post your own solution or discuss the exercise in the comments below.
In a recent exercise I wrote about a shell script I am writing at work. Development of the shell script continues, as I work my way through the various requirements of the script. At one point, I decided to use Awk to process a piece of the task, and I had to look something up in the Awk manual, and while I was there I noticed that Gawk has a -M option to use gmp for the arithmetic, giving Awk a big-integer capability. So it occurred to me: awk big integers … prime numbers … awk big integers … prime numbers … and so a project was born.
I decided to write a prime number generator in Awk, based on this previous exercise. Never mind that Awk doesn't provide iterators, I ought to be able to figure this out. And I did; the result is on the next page. For the record, it works. But it's horribly slow; generating the 78498 primes less than a million takes about four-and-a-half seconds, which is at least four seconds too long. Am I crazy?
Your task is to tell us about something crazy you have done, writing a program in a language that doesn't provide what you need, either because you were forced to do so by circumstances or because you wanted to be crazy, as I did. When you are finished, you are welcome to read or run a suggested solution, or to post your own solution or discuss the exercise in the comments below.
Given a string of characters and an n-gram size n, prepare a frequency table of all combinations of size n blocks of characters. For instance, with the string "Programming Praxis" and an n-gram size of 2, the n-grams are "Pr", "ro", "og", "gr", "ra", "am", "mm", "mi", "in", "ng", "g ", " P", "Pr", "ra", "ax", "xi", and "is"; the two n-grams "Pr" and "ra" appear twice, and all the others appear once.
Your task is to write a program that computes a frequency table of n-grams. When you are finished, you are welcome to read or run a suggested solution, or to post your own solution or discuss the exercise in the comments below.
In the infinite sequence of perfect powers 1, 4, 8, 9, 16, 25, 32, 36, 49, 64, 81, 100, …, the only two adjacent numbers are 2³ = 8 and 3² = 9.
The conjecture has recently been proved, as discussed at Numberphile.
Your task is to write a program that generates the perfect power sequence. When you are finished, you are welcome to read or run a suggested solution, or to post your own solution or discuss the exercise in the comments below.
What is the earliest time of day (using a 24-hour clock) that can be written with four given digits? For instance, given the digits 1, 2, 3, and 4, times like 14:32 and 23:14 can be written, but the earliest time is 12:34. Your program should report that no time can be formed with digits 6, 7, 8 and 9.
Your task is to find the earliest time of day that can be written by four digits. When you are finished, you are welcome to read or run a suggested solution, or to post your own solution or discuss the exercise in the comments below.
Text file database: The Department of Education sends us a file of fixed-length records terminated by carriage-returns and newlines containing ascii text that acts as a database for holding configuration metadata. I read the database by selecting the desired record with grep and extracting the needed field with cut -c.
Arithmetic: At one point during the development of the program I needed to do some arithmetic, nothing fancy. That requirement has now gone away, but at the time I used bc to do the arithmetic, passing input using shell variables and returning output to a shell variable. And I couldn't resist; the solutions page has a factoring program written in bc.
Oracle database: I use SQL*Plus to insert and query records in the Oracle database.
Shell built-ins: I use many of the built-in shell commands. If and test allow me to execute commands conditionally. While and do let me do loops. Cp and mv let me get things where they belong. Chown and chmod let me control the security of my data. Read lets me index through a file line-by-line. Shell variables let me parameterize the code. Shell functions let me modularize the code.
I'm not the first person to remark that having a single unifying datatype — ascii text in delimited files — and an assortment of programs to operate on that datatype makes a wonderfully useful system environment.
Your task is to tell us about your use of unix command-line utilities and shell scripts; hopefully other readers will be inspired by something interesting that you have done. When you are finished, you are welcome to read a suggested solution, or to discuss the exercise in the comments below.


Wed L.C. Jazz Band Wednesdays 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Shawn Bowman has been the music director at Asotin School District for 36 years. For 27 of those years he has also played in the L.C.S.C. Jazz Band. He is a graduate of Grangeville High School, and received his masters from the University of Idaho in Music Education-Vocal/Instrumental.
Shawns students have performed in many places including Seattle, Boise, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Edmonton, London England, Paris France, Crans-Montana Switzerland, Seifeld Austria, Rottenberg Germany, and Venice Italy. He is in demand as an adjudicator, and has conducted honor groups such as the Bi-County honor band in the Spokane Opera House.
His awards include: Southeast Washington Music Educator of the Year, Washington State Music Educators Hall of Fame (2012), and Lewis Clark State College Outstanding Educator (2014).
Shawns instrument of choice is the tenor saxophone ( also plays clarinet and flute). Jazz is my favorite style of music. Kathy is his wife of 40 years. His three daughters include two teachers. He has 8 grandchildren.


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Q: Get called_/calling_ae_title I'm implementing SCP and I'm not sure how to get calling_/called_ae_title correctly.
I'd like to get called_/calling_ae_title during connection(client sending DICOM image) on the server side. I don't enforce called_ae_title(ae.require_called_aet = False), but set default AE title in SCP. I'd like to use the called_/calling_ae_title for audit purpose.
So, what I can see from the debug log from pytnetdicom SCP that this information is available in the A-ASSOCIATE-RQ PDU
D: Request Parameters:
D: ======================= INCOMING A-ASSOCIATE-RQ PDU ========================
D: Their Implementation Class UID:      1.2.276.0.7230010.3.0.3.6.1
D: Their Implementation Version Name:   OSIRIX_361
D: Application Context Name:    1.2.840.10008.3.1.1.1
D: Calling Application Name:    NO_CLIENT
D: Called Application Name:     PYDS
D: Their Max PDU Receive Size:  16384
D: Presentation Context:

According to this document https://pydicom.github.io/pynetdicom/dev/reference/generated/pynetdicom.pdu.A_ASSOCIATE_RQ.html?highlight=calling_ae_title#pynetdicom.pdu.A_ASSOCIATE_RQ.calling_ae_title
I tried this in server side.
from pynetdicom.pdu import (A_ASSOCIATE_RQ, A_ASSOCIATE_AC)
...
...
pdu = A_ASSOCIATE_RQ()
print(type(pdu.calling_ae_title))
print(pdu.calling_ae_title)

My outputs are during connection:
 <class 'bytes'>
b'Default         '

I always got "Default" value instead of real values.
What did I do wrong? Or is it a bug? Both calling_ae_title and called_ae_title produce the same "Default" output when I call it.
Many thanks!

A: When you're creating a new A_ASSOCIATE_RQ instance you're getting its default values (i.e. b'Default') because it hasn't been used in any associations.
If you want the actual Calling AE Title used by an association requestor then information about the local and peer's association negotiation proposals is available via the Association.acceptor and Association.requestor properties:
from pynetdicom import AE, evt
from pynetdicom.sop_class import VerificationSOPClass

def handle_requests(event):
    primitive = event.assoc.requestor.primitive
    print(type(primitive), primitive.calling_ae_title)

ae = AE()
ae.add_supported_context(VerificationSOPClass)
ae.start_server(('', 11112), evt_handlers=[(evt.EVT_REQUESTED, handle_requests)])

Where the primitive here is an A-ASSOCIATE primitive.

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About the Junior Titans
Practice and Announcements
Code of Conduct and Waiver
Alexandria Wrestling Club Home of the Junior Titans
Alexandria Junior Titans Wrestling Coach Bios
Kim Beasley is a 1969 Junior Olympic Wrestling Champion at 105 lbs. While attending Viriginia Tech from 1970-1973, he was a varsity starter (Division 1, 118 lb). Kim has been coaching wrestling since 1995, and has been involved with the Alexandria Junior Titans Wrestling Program since it was founded.
Chris Marshall was a two-time state high school champion; both years he was named the states Most Outstanding Wrestler. Collegiately he was named Freshman of the Year by the Eastern Wrestling League (EWL) while wrestling for Clarion University. Three years later, he graduated from Central Michigan University as a two-time NCAA Division I All-American, a three-time AAU National Champion and Gold Medalist at the prestigious Midlands Championships. Chris is the head coach of the T.C. Williams Wrestling program and assists with the Alexandria Wrestling Team.
Danny Organek is in his third year of coaching with the Alexandria Junior Titans Wrestling Club. He was a varsity wrestler at Thomas Jefferson High School in Alexandria, VA as well as a four-year varsity wrestler and team captain at The Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD.

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Stella Grizont is the Managing Director of Ladies Who Launch in New York City and New Jersey along with her partner, Karla Lightfoot. Ladies Who Launch is a new media company that provides resources and connections for women entrepreneurs, with the aim of making entrepreneurship accessible to any woman with a project, dream or aspiration to start her own business and be successful.
Stella also runs her own brand consultancy, and is an early contributor to new-breed communication agency, Living Breathing, where she consults for clients such as Nintendo, NBC, Four Seasons, Sotheby's, and McGraw-Hill.
Stella Grizont, 29, New York City.
Entrepreneur and speaker, working toward positively influencing women. Managing Director of Ladies Who Launch in New York City and New Jersey, along with my partner, Karla Lightfoot.
BA from Barnard College in Economics and Masters from University of Pennsylvania in Applied Positive Psychology.
I grew up behind the counter of my parents' optical store. Once I learned to read–I guess I was about seven–I negotiated a job for myself. For the bargain price of $2 a day, I offered to organize my parents' files and clean glasses. At the age of twelve I was an official sales person. It took off from there.
Seeing women living their dream inspired me. I love the process of transforming possibilities into realities.
The Dream It! Launch it! Live it! Conference. We're in the midst of producing it right now. We're bringing together some of my personal heroes including 500 women in an intimate forum to share, connect, learn, and grow from and with one another. We're bringing in tons of media to publicize these small businesses and women on a mission. I'm excited.
Since women make over 85% of all purchase decisions, I'd say being a woman and being a marketer work nicely together.
Thankfully I don't have anything to report. I owe that to all the women that came before me. Now it's up to my generation to take it to the next level. It's not all equal, it's not all easy, but we're in a position to change the rules of the game instead of having to change ourselves to play a man's game.
I have many because there are many parts of me. My mom models strength and unconditional love. My grandma models good cooking. My sister models affection. My friend, Jessica Alpert, models connection. Elizabeth Lesser models growth. Dee Dee Myers models power. Lori Hoberman models negotiation. I can go on. The truth is that I see greatness in everyone. And that inspires me to grow.
Make yourself happy first. Do what feels right in your heart, gut, or wherever else you receive your truth. This is the biggest service you can do for the world and for yourself. Women have a tremendously challenging time turning off the "pleaser/perfectionist" instinct. Which is a beautiful thing to have. But we need to remember ourselves. Make yourself STRONG first, and then, well, then, watch out, world.


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Tirpitz bunker museum by BIG
24. July 2017 28. January 2018 Asser MunchArchitecture, Building Design, Contemporary, Review, Site
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Conveniently in time for my (brief) summer break out of Copenhagen, a new museum by BIG was recently opened. The Tirpitz Bunker Museum. So of course I went there to see the new member of the BIG family.
The Tirpitz bunker museum is a new addition next to a second world war German bunker that certainly provides character and context to the atmosphere of the place. The new building is 'disguised' as a neighboring sand dune but not exactly invisible.
Four narrow passages with glass on both sides cuts into a dune, meeting in a small, square open court. Here you'll find the actual entrance door. Inside the entrance you meet ticket sale, a small shop and a small café on ground level, a twisted stairway leads to the entirely underground exhibitions.
The exhibition space is organised in four by the above landscape cuts from where daylight enter the spaces. One underground tunnel connects to the old bunker.
Nice, but…
The new museum does not quite live up to the high expectations I had from a familiar project from BIG: the Maritime Museum in Helsingør (Helsinore). It definitely has some good qualities, though. The cuts in the landscape and the open court room with its half-reflecting glass walls offer some visual complexity and a surprisingly pleasant outdoor space, not apparent from the outside.
I like the idea of hiding the museum in a sand dune allowing everyone to access the roof. Both for the simple pleasure of walking to the top and look down, and for the feeling of camouflage and secrecy. But it just is not as strong as I expected from the few pictures and description I'd seen beforehand.
The detailing of the edges, the railing and side and connection to the glass I feel is not supporting the idea. Rusty red Corten steel for railing and sides makes a good choice for a raw and industrial feeling. But in the end it inevitably 'sticks out' physically from the dune and blows the camouflage. The concept remains too much of an appealing idea and less the actual experience on the place.
Inside, the concrete walls and sloping roof and ceilings enforce the underground feeling, materially and spatially referring to the bunker. The connecting hallways and central space has no daylight and only sparse lighting, and feels like a steel box – like underground tunnels connecting a system of bunkers.
Much ado
A great engineering effort is made to leave the sloping roofs with little structural support. And this kind of overhang is technically out of the ordinary, for sure. But – it has little or even no effect. Again I feel there is a lack of support or clarity in the detailing to really benefit architecturally from this technical achievement.
The exhibition design has one impressive feature. An exhibition about coastal history in one of the four rooms featured a visual show running now and then for some minutes with light effects and video making active use of exhibition objects in the room. A number of video projectors 'broad casted' a vivid impression of stormy waves on irregular shapes forming the exhibition.
Also for me as an architect the main attraction remains the original bunker itself. The only alterations are the convenience of an added wooden walkway, few security railings and small listening points. Crossing through the 3,5 m massive concrete walls into the alien spaces instantly bring the war much closer than any video or theatrical voicing from the exhibitions.
Swastika?
It crossed my mind when I was there, that the (nazi) swastika could have served as an inspiration for the overall layout of four arms. Using this symbol could be a very bold attempt to steal back a strong ancient iconography from the bad guys. Or it could be a coincidence and a blunder combined.
Back home I saw I was not the only one wondering:
"It's not a swastika it's a pinwheel"
fter my enthusiastic celebration of BIGs Maritime Museum in Helsinore and other achievements, this project leaves me with an impression of a middle child that had less attention. It's a nice idea turned into an alright project, and an ok overall experience.
I'm looking forward to meet the spoiled little sister…
It earns 4 squares from my side: □ □ □ □
Architects: Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG)
Exhibition designers: Tinker Imagineers
Engineers: Johansson & Kalstrup
2017BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group)Landscape
Wadden Sea Centre by Dorte Mandrup
Church of Our Lady / Vor Frue Kirke
2 thoughts on "Tirpitz bunker museum by BIG"
APRILIA KINANTHY says:
ohhh it so amazing
Hermawan Wiwit says:
28. March 2019 at 7:27
That's just interesting. It's creating a reason that I wanna go there someday


For those of you who may have been interested in the outcome to my question on the DX88 back in 1998.
The background was that my fist Vertical was a butternut two bander which I purchased second hand from a member back in 89, and which was added too, to make it five bands. It was the first aerial on the then GB7EMX AMTOR BBS. This was then replaced after two years by the current HF6V-X Butternut purchased new. Electrically it was fine, but the small and large capacitors failed mechanically on a regular basis after two years and also took on quite a lean due to ware on the insulators at the base and between coils.
The present one was vandalised some three years before, and then again about a month ago.
Though repaired, I did have police involvement and did put in an insurance claim on the house insurance. This was paid within 72 hrs by return cheque in favour of the Matlock Emporium.
So do I get another Butternut (HF6V-X �9.95) or move up a grade, still only having a small garden and asking around the HY-Gain DX88 (�9.00), seemed to get the best replies, re operation and mechanical stability. Unfortunately the 40 to 10 Cushcraft R700, with the R80 add on kit (total price �9.90) falls over in high winds unless well guided, allegedly!
So the difference between the insurance and the actual cost was made up and one ordered. As per normal Amateurs Murphy's law there was none in stock. So I awaited the next batch from the USA.
On Tuesday this week 20/10/98, it arrived. And as normally to look at all the bits one wondered if I had made the right move. Still you pays your money and you get on with it.
The instruction book was very good compared to other instructions for other vertical's I had put together, Plus a lot of it was stainless steel and or light alloy. I was able to assemble all the sections in the kitchen.
The down side was that it comes with no ground mount pole (as supplied with the Butternut).So a visit to the local Blacksmiths produced a three and half foot 50 mm OD post on a six inch sq base plate to help vertical alignment. And I had four fins put on at the ground level ref point (eighteen inches from one end), to help with the cement anchor. So two foot in the ground and eighteen inches above ground. Cost � and made in twenty four hours. Other item not supplied (but comes if you buy the radial kit) is the DC Shorting coil. It tells one how to make one up though. But as luck would have it I had the one in a box from the first Butternut, so was able to use that.
So hole dug, two bags of B&Q instant cement, and the post was mounted in two hours.
Then I took down the old Butternut, pulled up all the radials (which in fact are quarter wave wires for each band). Re located and buried radials, managed to find a back to back PL239 plug so I was able to fit the lighting arrester directly at the feed point to the aerial base.Put a five foot brass W&S earth spike in next to ground post, for a safety earth to ground of aerial and lighting arrestor. Assembled and greased up the joints with copper Anti Oxide gunge, plus silicon grease on the three Clamps used on the top sections.
Bottom of aerial with Coax going under ground.
Only bit that one has to think through is the final assembly overall view page 3 -16. As you need a sky hook to be looking down from the top to see how the traps and there capacitors line up in relation ship to each other for each band, when erected in the vertical, as they are offset from each other.
So apart from the last bit I found it a doddle to put together compared to MFI & Hygiene furniture hi hi.
Powered up and all bands, SWR is better then 1.5 to 1. 80 @ 3.740 is 1.5 to 1 and I can use the ATU there. All other bands I can use the trough position on the ATU. This was first time on each band, I can remember when I set up my first and second Butternut it seemed to take for ever going to and from the shack/aerial adjusting to get the SWR right. One could not use an ATU with the AMTOR BBS as one had to be able to scan and lock onto any one of twenty four QRG's across six bands.
Coax coming out of ground at house end.
So I await to see what we can work. I had, had advice that it was hard to load on 80, not so. I think some may miss understand the instructions for the SUM length of the capacitors for 40/80 mtrs, page 3.13 Graph 2. Power rating is 1500 watts pep - 700 watts pep average, compared to 500 watts pep on the Butternut. So shall be able to go QRO on SSB with no Problem !!!!!
So it looks the part and it is truly vertical, whilst I have enjoyed using the Butternut it became hard work on maintenance. So we shall see what the DX88 is like in five years time.
Back of GM4EMX QTHR showing the DX88.
Again Tks to all who offered advice on going for the DX 88.
Telex the owners of Hy-Gain have sold all Amateur Business to MFJ. When similar products to Hy-Gain will appear again I do not know.
Have spoken with MFJ more then once, it could be 2001 before product is back on the market.
The DX88 in 2004 started to get an intermittent fault, this was due to the base getting fractured due to the high winter winds and not having the aerial guyed. Due to the above I was unable to buy a spare part bottom section replacement. So the Arial was taken down and a Hustler 5-BTV was purchased. Not a very good instruction book and rather narrow band allocation. At the same time I also purchased from the USA DX Engineering Tilt Base Mounting plate. This has been a boon to lowering and raising the vertical.
In early 2009 having, returned to HF. I made contact with the new Hy Gain <MFJ> via there web pages and ordered a replacement bottom section for the DX-88. This dually arrived via UPS (Fright and UK tax was more then the original cost). I had tried to purchase a part via Walters and Stanton. But to be honest after a month of trying they could not provide a quote. So the old parts of the DX (Which had been lying in the garden for two years), where taken too pieces. Some new securing nuts and bolts purchased from B&Q. And the Arial 100% cleaned and rebuilt. In February the DX-88 was back in action on all eight bands. Plus this time I also installed some low level guys this time round.
I now intend to source the 160 Mtr add on base coil section in due course, this was the original plane back in 2001.


Bitcoin has fallen to its lowest price since April 2014 following a turbulent 24 hours for the world's most valuable cryptocurrency. The price crash has been blamed on a variety of factors, with some analysts citing market traders setting their lowest bound exit point at $450. When the price dipped to this point, it would have therefore sparked a mass sell-off.
Bitcoin - a digital currency in which transactions can be performed without the need for a central bank.
Other speculation centres on the idea that wider bitcoin adoption from retailers has meant that bitcoin is constantly being exchanged for traditional fiat currencies as soon as a transaction takes place.
Bitcoin advocate Charlie Shrem, a well-known figure within the cryptocurrency community, has dismissed this idea, referring to it as a "bearish" argument.
"People constantly keep citing this as an example of constant downward pressure but it is simply not true," Shrem wrote in a recent post on Reddit. "BitPay and Coinbase DO NOT sell Bitcoin on exchanges."
A recent poll has suggested that the price of bitcoin could continue falling, at least in the short term, with 28% of respondents predicting bitcoin will remain in the $350-$450 price bracket. 52% of those who answered predicted that it would fall even lower than this.
Meanwhile the Isle of Man has embraced Bitcoin and aims to become a global centre for crypto-currencies, but recently there has been reports that the Capital Treasury Services will be withdrawing support for crypto-currency companies due to a lack of support from the wider financial sector. The accounts of those companies involved in the crypto-space will be closed next month. The consequence of this is that the entrepreneurs, innovative activity and future economic benefits will be located elsewhere. Previous to this development, the Isle of Man was a serious contender for being a Bitcoin/crypto-currency hub.
The risk of Bitcoin relating to computer security may be a reason behind the recent price decline today. In Australia it has been reported that hackers have frozen and locked more than 20,000 computers by malicious software. The software asks users for a Bitcoin ransom to unlock the computer. Backing up files is an important lesson to be learned for Bitcoin users as this would provide a solution in circumstances such as these.
Like in real life, Bitcoin wallet must be secured. Bitcoin makes it possible to transfer value anywhere in a very easy way and it allows you to be in control of your money. Such great features also come with great security concerns. At the same time, Bitcoin can provide very high levels of security if used correctly. Always remember that it is your responsibility to adopt good practices in order to protect your money.


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Q: links in mvc2 cease to properly follow virtual path when loaded asynchronously in a partial view I'm having a somewhat edge case problem in a large MVC2 application.  Initially, I had a single main view, which would load partial views while loading, which would contain links.  I have a local working environment, which uses an empty virtual path setting in the project settings page, and a staging environment, which (to better reflect the multi-application production environment) has an application-specific virtual path.  Everythign worked fine on both.  Recently, I have had reason to switch the partial view loading from on pageload to an asynch.  No other change was made.  The links continued to function locally, but when moved up to staging, neglected to add on the application-specific path setting, leading to all of them breaking.  I was able to find a workaround, based on using a significantly more thorough address, but I feel like there must be some sort of config setting somewhere that I'm missing that would fix this.
To be clearer (as I realize that the preceding may be a bit unclear), this particular error occurs only if the following are all true:

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*The partial view containing the links must be put in place by an asych get call and jquery .html() function.  When it is loaded by MVC directly into the page, everything works fine.

*Must be on a server with virtual path set to something other than empty.  The problem here is somehow coming from not appending the string from the virtual path setting.  Indeed, if you manually enter the virtual path in the appropriate place to the links produced, they work fine.

*at least with respect to the partial view call, it must be in the form PartialView("partialViewName", dataObject) rather than PartialView("~/Areas/appName/Views/controllerName/partialViewName.ascx", dataObject).  Swapping in the longer format does work.

Admittedly, I could just figure out by trial and error some way to swap the longer name in for the inner links as well and have everything more or less work, but it's not a terribly clean solution, I'm likely to need to do the same thing again in the future elsewhere, and I feel like there must be a better answer out there.  It seems like for whatever reason, the PartialView() call is failing to do some sort of link massaging that the View() call (which is wrapped around everything in the original non-asynch version) is handling automatically.  Does anyone know what I can do to tell the asynchronously-called partialView() to apply the same virtual path that the base View() is?

A: I have discovered the answer.  It seems that relative links in asynch-served partial views are based on the link used by the .post() that called them - and that, in at least some cases, MVC manages to be more forgiving of post calls than of the links that proceed from them.  changing the get call address to properly cover the virtual path fixes it.


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Jonah/Krystle: The Changeling
1. Ashlyn
Like Missy, I've been a little nervous about posting here, though for me it's more about someone getting the wrong idea of how okay I am with living Krystle's life, but I'm feeling fairly confident right now, and I want to make sure that I let everyone know how grateful I am.
As you might expect, the toy shop where I was working closed up after Christmas, and while I was given a very nice recommendation, looking for work is very difficult for someone with Krystle's history, even if she did keep it together for a couple of months. I don't know whether it's more than her history, but it certainly feels like it took me longer to find work than Benjanin did as a white man. Maybe I'm just impatient.
If so, I'm not the only one; as you might have guessed, Karla started talking a lot about me not pulling my weight about ten minutes after the store closed. I know Momma Kamen isn't going to throw me out, but it's stressful.
One night, I decided I had had enough, stormed out, and caught a bus to Arlington. I don't think I really wanted to drink, but that seems to be what people do when they're this frustrated, and The Changeling was the only bar I'd ever been to.
Fortunately, Ashlyn was working that night and recognized me, and while I was annoyed by that at first - I don't know whether it's me or being in Krystle's body, but I really wanted SOMETHING, and I could tell from the look on her face that she wasn't going to help me do something I would regret. Instead, she got me a plate of the Texas special - beef brisket and corn bread - and waited until I had filled my stomach (I thought I knew what feeling hungry was like before the Inn, but I didn't) and then let me spill.
"Okay," she said, "can you start tomorrow night?"
"Uh... Sure?"
She laughed at that. "Man, you are young! You do know that most adults would be 'just like that?' or something, right?"
I felt kind of embarrassed by that. "I guess. It's just... I don't know, I was feeling kind of desperate. I mean, why did you offer"?
''Hey, you heard that thing about how there's apparently a special place in Hell for women who don't help other women? I don't necessarily agree with the folks peddling it, but I figure it's double-plus true for men-who've-been-turned-into-women." She gave the bar a quick scan for anybody who might think we were nuts or, I don't know, "conventional" people who might say that, and continued. "You wouldn't be the first Inn person I gave a job since opening this place, okay? Heck, it's one of the reasons I wanted it, aside from missing being my own boss."
She briefly looked like an angel, until I thought about where I was sitting. "I can't tend bar! It's not even legal for me to drink, even if folks think it is!"
She said not to worry. "Either Moira or I will be here most nights, and we're good at tending bar. I just need someone to wait tables, especially during the busy periods."
"Oh." I said. "I guess I can do that."
Needless to say, I felt pretty good when I got back to Momma Kamen's apartment that night, especially since it seemed like she and Karla were expecting me to be drunk or worse.
2. Moira
I got to The Changeling early the next day, telling the guy behind the bar that I was the new waitress, only to be told that Moira would deal with me, and she was always late. So, I sat around the bar for nearly an hour before the loud Irish girl from the first time I visited arrived, and cringed a little as she looked around and asked if the new girl was here yet, looking right at me a couple of times before I raised my hand, and then rolling her eyes. "Of course. C'mon, let's get ye set up."
She pulled me into the back room and pulled a box of t-shirts off a shelf. "'It'll be just like back home', she said! Well, so long as ye ignore the tacos on the menu and the darkie serving them!"
My jaw dropped. "Excuse me!?" I'm not entirely a stranger to people breaking out slurs to describe me, even before the Inn, but I wasn't expecting it that night. If nothing else, I feel like Ashlyn would have warned me.
"What? Oh, fuck." The girl - Moira - banged her head against the nearest wall. "I don't mean anything by it, I just grew up in a town where ev'ryone is this white--" she pointed at herself, the part of her chest above the neckline of her t-shirt, which was in fact pretty pale even for winter in New England, "--and they all say that shit so's you don't think it's a big deal, and then the new neighborhood in America was just like that except that people look both ways after." I must have looted kind of unimpressed because she looked down at the floor and then backup at me. "You know what? That's a feckin' shite apology." Then she reached out her hand. "Hi. I'm Moira Shelley, doing my absolute best not to be a horrible person."
I took it. "Krystle Kamen. So... Shelly? That's kind of a coincidence."
"Not really; Lyn's a distant cousin. Some of her cousins took me in a few years back, we got along, we went into business together." She finished rooting around in the bin and held a t-shirt up to my chest. "There, that looks about right."
I couldn't say I agreed, and asked if there were something without such a scoop neckline, maybe a size up.
She looked at me like I was nuts. "Ye do know that although Lyn pays a decent wage, ye'll mostly be workin' for tips, right? I do well enough off my charming personality, but if I were sportin' what you and my cousin have, I'd be in a higher tax bracket." She got me the bigger shirt, though she smirked when I turned around to change.
That first night went all right, though. It was pretty quiet, and the other girl working was helpful whenever I found myself not knowing the menu or when I didn't know which table was which.
She was right about the tips, but I couldn't justify dressing or acting like some sort of slut just to make a little more money. I tried not to be to overt or preachy about it, but I guess Karla is hardly unique in not having a lot of patience with me when I don't live down to expectations. A lot of the ladies working at The Changeling - and it is almost entirely ladies upfront, though sometimes a man will tend bar when Ashlyn or Moira isn't there, and the cook is usually a guy - act like I'n being ostentatious for not showing cleavage, although Moira says it's all in my head.
And, somehow, Moira has become the person I trust on this. I don't know if she's become my best friend here, but she's someone who looks at me and doesn't see the mess that Krystle is expected to be and doesn't feel sorry for me because I'm not in my right body. She sees someone who is about her age (she obviously doesn't know I'm actually 17) who is also kind of different. Aside from being an immigrant, she's actually the bar's co-owner, though that's a story for another time, and some of the others there resent her for it.
Maybe I've got a bit of a crush on her; Benjamin says that same-sex crushes are actually pretty common for us. I just know she's easily my favorite person to work with, especially after a day of dealing with Karla or visiting Joseph. We at least enjoy working together, and we've hung out on days off when her boyfriend flakes on her. I kind of don't think he appreciates that she doesn't just work here and doesn't want to just leave everything to Ashlyn, but I can't exactly criticize her boyfriend when I'm visiting what everyone thinks is mine in jail.
3. "Jonah" & "Joseph"
I feel a little more confident actually putting this down because I've actually met the guy living my life, and I knew he doesn't want to keep it. Given the other stories I've read and heard, and even taking into account that they're not a perfect sample, that wasn't a given.
The current "Jonah" and "Joseph" came down for a visit over February vactation, and I met them for lunch at The Changeling. It was, as you might imagine, kind of weird, but seeing the guy living my life was kind of encouraging, because he hated it.
My first instinct is that he's wrong on that count, but I guess it makes sense considering where he was coming from. Without getting too specific on his name or other details about his real life, we're talking about a white stockbroker in his late twenties or early thirties who has made a fair chunk of money already, likes to party, and just finds something to dislike coming at him from every direction as me: He thinks Mom & Dad are too strict with curfews and church attendance, finds high school boring and unchallenging, and really doesn't like the guy on the next street over who apparently still greets my family with the n-word. He's pretty comfortable about not liking his skin color, too - he's shaved his head because he can't handle my hair (sure, I've done something similar, but I'm not acting like this is some sort of hardship), and after ''Joe" caught him staring at my chest, said he was sorry because he usually "doesn't like black chicks."
That got him a nudge from "Joe", who it turns out was his girlfriend. She seems to be having fun with the situation, flirting with her boyfriend in a way that made him squirm because she was now a guy a couple inches taller than he is. That height has apparently helped the school's basketball team; she said she always thought she was pretty good for a short person - she was about 5'1" the first time through high school but still got minutes on the girls' JV team before being encouraged to switch to cheerleading - and it was kind of fun to be the surprise star.
Not that I got any impression that she wanted to stay "Joe"; she talked a lot about missing her sisters and how the closest she's gotten to really shopping properly was replacing the clothes she'd grown out of. 15-year-old girls trying to get her attention was kind of creeping her out, too.
We went out to visit Joseph after lunch, and I have to admit, it was kind of the least nervous I've felt on one of those visits. Lamont isn't considered a particularly dangerous criminal, especially since Joseph has been a model prisoner, so we get to visit in a fairly open room rather than on either side of a glass partition. A lot of time, though, I kind of want the glass; "Lamont" may avoid looking directly at me, but a lot of other people there, whether inmates, guards, or other visitors, look hard, even though I don't do anything to provoke them. Having a young man on either side of me makes me feel a bit safer, even if the one with my face could really stand to be a few inches further away.
The two Josephs seemed to bond quickly, at least, with the one telling the other that she didn't think she could have handled jail time, and being able to share mostly good news. I wonder what the guards thought about this nicely-dressed white teenager from a New Hampshire suburb telling Lamont about family stuff, but I suppose they've seen stranger things.
They weren't completely on the same page, though, with "Joe" rolling her eyes and asking me if this was the first time Joseph said I got the rawest deal. I said it wasn't, and I wasn't usually inclined to disagree with him, and she said she was sorry to hear that, but with all of us getting our rooms at the Inn booked, I should try to find ways to see that's not the case.
I don't think I'll be doing that, but I am thankful that at least one of us is finding the experience rewarding as well as educational.
-Jonah/Krystle
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INEOS in Köln operates a typical integrated petrochemical complex, processing mainly naphtha and natural gas as major feedstock to produce a large number of important base chemicals. The site located in Cologne is of high complexity and is characterized by a large number of products and a deep integration of the different plants with respect to products and energy. Large amounts of energy are required for feed conversion and product purification. Only a part of this energy is supplied as primary energy (electrical power, natural gas), a significant portion is generated on site from the by-products of the chemical processes, mainly used as fuels.
The whole site: It is important to understand the resource efficiency of the whole site. Real time for the whole site is a time frame between one day and one month for site planning based on resource efficiency. The site is to be analyzed topologically from bottom-up.
Acrylonitrile plants: These plants have a major impact on the site resource efficiency. The highly exothermic reaction is a good example for the integration of raw material and energy streams.
Ethylene oxide plant: EO is produced in an exothermic reaction. The highly exothermic reaction is a good example for the integration of raw material and energy streams.
Cooling towers: Cooling towers are a typical piece of equipment strongly influenced by environmental factors. At the same time they consume a lot of electricity. The interplay between plants and cooling towers is a multicriterial optimisation problem.
Power plant: The power plant uses plant off-gases to produce steam and electricity. The resource efficiency is to be analysed with improved analytical methods.
Crackers: The crackers use naphtha to produce all required base chemicals for the rest of the site. The site resource efficiency depends strongly on optimal cracker operation. Online naphtha analysis and resource efficient operation based on this analysis will be one of the key points of the case study.
The main objectives of the partner INEOS in Köln are to improve the energy management of an industrial site and achieve significant saving of energy and raw material resources.
The case study is considered successful if the successful evaluation of resource efficiency in chemical plants in one integrated REI showing energy and material resource efficiency is possible using a site wide structuring of plant hierarchy and site wide bottom-up aggregation of REIs. The visualization on a dashboard is a further success criterion and the REIs should define the best operating point based on historical data and should spawn further resource efficiency projects.


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What's Happening Inside The Brain Of A Fitness Addict?
It's easy to see why exercising can be addictive: it lifts your mood, gives you confidence, increases your social circle, and, unlike some other vices out there – chocolate, gambling, crystal meth – it's good for your mental and physical wellbeing. But why does it make us feel good and what happens when you get hooked on that feel good feeling? We find out what goes on inside the brain of a fitness addict.
Changes occur in the brain's reward circuits during and following exercise. These reactions cause you to feel like you've had a pleasurable experience, even when you've just been through a tough slog around a muddy park.
These changes act as helpful motivators for most of us, ensuring that we want to repeat the experience and perform exercise again. But for about 0.2% of the population, these neurological reactions can take over their lives, to the point where they're skiving off work to hit the gym.
Behavioural addictions, such as exercise addiction, have only recently been recognised for inclusion in the Diagnostic And Statistical Manual Of Mental Disorders – a huge handbook that lists and classifies all known psychiatric illnesses.
The criteria used in the handbook to define behavioural addictions are remarkably similar to those defining substance dependence. The key characteristics that the two addiction types have in common are A) the development of tolerance over time, and B) a loss of control.
For exercise addicts, this means that A) they have to perform more and more exercise to achieve the same 'high', and B) they have a tragic inability to simply stop exercising, even if they want to.
A few ex-exercise addicts have blogged about their behaviour at its worst. The examples below should ring alarm bells if you recognise them in yourself or those around you.
Addicts will spend huge chunks of their day doing, planning, or recovering from their fitness routines. This goes way beyond taking trainers to work to squeeze in a lunchtime run.
Katherine Schreiber would squeeze in a two-hour gym session before work, skip lunch for another session, and then spend her entire evening there, too. Exhausting.
These are no fair-weather exercisers. Come rain, hail, or fractured limb, an exercise addict will still hit the streets for a run. "I'll just walk it off," they think, before grimacing through a painful seven-mile limp around the park that may or may not cause them permanent damage.
This happened to Tara Fuller. Although now recovered from a mental health perspective, she was told, at the age of just 26, that her body would never fully recover.
Not being able to exercise for whatever reason is, for most of us, a good excuse to sit on the couch and watch some telly, guilt-free. But for an exercise addict, being unable to exercise is devastating. Psychologists have suggested that a gruelling training regime can be used by addicts to suppress emotional distress – so restricting exercise will cause past traumas to re-emerge and destabilise their fragile mental wellbeing.
Carrie Arnold talks of becoming suicidal after a cast on her foot stopped her from exercising. These self-destructive urges were accompanied by a worsening of an underlying eating disorder.
These behaviours are, clearly, a million miles away from merely enjoying the buzz of getting a bit sweaty. But the fact that serious exercise-addiction exists teaches us something about the less obsessive – but still fairly consuming – exercise behaviours that the rest of us engage in.
Addictions of all forms often come in pairs: cocaine addicts also have a tendency to gamble, while alcoholics usually like a fag or two with their pints. The co-occurrence of two disorders within one person suggests that they share overlapping brain circuitries – and similarly, your penchant for chocolate cake is all down to an activation of the same parts of your brain as your love of spin classes.
This suggests that exercise doesn't just give you a nicer-looking bum, but can also be used to hijack, and therefore dampen, your brain's tendency to crave things that are bad for you.
A recent study published in the journal Medicine And Science In Sports And Exercise provided some evidence for this idea. The study found that reward-related regions in the brains of men who'd exercised for 30 minutes prior to a brain scan – during which they were presented with a "non-natural rewarding stimulus" (in this case, money) – were significantly less active than the same regions in a group of men who had not undergone exercise. This implies that exercise diminishes sensitivity to non-natural rewards.
In other words, if you're trying to give something up – be it fags, booze or Haribo – a sensible amount of exercise should help you on your way.


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Dog 101, Training
Teens Teach Kids about Dog Training
What Should My Kids Know about Dogs?
When friends and neighbors Evelyn Pang and Hilary Louie of San Francisco were 9, a dog training class was offered in their apartment building. Though neither girl had a pup of her own, both loved dogs, so they signed up for the course. Five years and many classes later, the two high school sophomores co-authored Good Dog! Kids Teach Kids About Dog Behavior and Training (Dogwise Publishing).
Inspired by the belief that kids learn best from other kids, Pang and Louie wrote and illustrated their book, which incorporates expert advice on teaching kids how to read dog body language, be safe around dogs, and train Rover to do cool tricks. Says Louie: "Kids need to understand and train their dogs so that neither ends up getting hurt."
Below, the young authors share their five favorite tips for kids who live with, or around, dogs.
Tip No. 1: Know your dog's signals
Dogs are playful, peaceful creatures. When a dog feels threatened, it will display "calming signals." These visual cues communicate to nearby dogs or people that the dog doesn't want to fight. "The fur on the back of its neck will stand up. Its tail may go down, or its head will lower," explains Pang. When this happens, Louie advises walking away if you are the one scaring the dog. If a nearby dog or other animal is threatening your furry friend, you should remove your dog from the frightening situation.
Tip No. 2: Know your own signals
If a strange dog comes running toward you, Pang and Louie advise keeping yourself safe in the following way: be a tree. "Stand still, put your arms by your sides, and your head down. Look at your toes and don't move," says Pang. "The dog will think you're boring, and it will go away." Running from a dog will signal that you're up for a game of chase, and looking the dog in the eye may make it feel afraid, which can lead to a fight that both you and the dog don't want.
Tip No. 3: Be consistent during training
Pang and Louie advocate clicker training, which involves reinforcing desirable dog behavior with a clicker's sound, followed by a treat. The dog learns to associate the click with the reward and understand that the click is a compliment. But this only works if the trainer is consistent. "You have to click on time, and every time," stresses Louie. "You have to pay attention at all times during clicker training, or your dog will think you've lost interest, and (the activity) won't be fun anymore."
Tip No. 4: Treat, don't trick, during training sessions
Dogs in training need rewards to learn. What they do not need is for you to yell, or worse. "Don't punish your dog," emphasizes Pang. "You are its teacher, and if the dog messes up, it's sort of like it's your fault. It's your responsibility to teach them." If things get heated, or you start to feel frustrated, take a break! You can always go back to it later or
another day.
Tip No. 5: Have fun!
Pang and Louie agree that training is a game, and games should be enjoyable. "If you're not positive, you'll get impatient. If you're not having fun, it's not a game anymore," says Louie. The girls believe that training also promotes bonding between humans and dogs. It's the best time to create feelings of closeness between people and their pets. "Your dog will feel your love during training," says Pang. It should be like hanging out with a friend. You're doing something together and learning together.
Article written by Author: Darcy Lockman
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Why this smart home company is seeing sales doubling year after year
By Carol I. Guerrero	 On Nov 18, 2021
The smart home industry is just starting to emerge. For investors, this is already emerging as one of the best potential applications for the Internet of Things.
There are a number of different hardware vendors in the market like that of Amazon Ring smart doorbell and AlphabetThe smart thermostat from Google Nest. In the category of smart home software, there is Latch and Smart annuity (NYSE: SMRT), two actions that recently went public through Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPAC).
SmartRent has just released its first report on earnings as a state-owned company. Before digging into the numbers, let's take a step back and take a closer look at SmartRent.
What is SmartRent
Founded in 2017, SmartRent is a smart home technology company that serves homeowners, home builders, institutional buyers and others targeting the residential real estate market. Its main product is the SmartHub, a central connected device that both alerts homeowners of problems in their buildings, such as a leak, and offers tenants the benefits of a smart home, including granting remote access to visitors ( like a dog walker).
CEO Lucas Haldeman previously served as Chief Technology and Marketing Officer for Colony Starwood Homes, which is now part of Houses Invitation. He recognized a gap in the market, as there was no product like the SmartHub, a brand-independent system that would allow owners to deal with only one technical interface rather than multiple.
The SmartHub device helps to make the management process much more efficient for a company managing tens or hundreds of units. As Haldeman said in an interview with The Motley Fool, the market "lacked a layer of corporate control," and SmartRent found an enthusiastic customer base for its systems.
At the end of the third quarter, the company's systems had nearly 271,000 units and its customers own 4.1 million units, including 15 of the top 20 owners of multi-family dwellings. This gives SmartRent a way to penetrate, as these operators update more of their buildings to accommodate smart home technology.
Haldeman also noted that the United States has 43 million rental units, giving the company a huge market in which to expand. SmartRent has started to expand into Canada and the UK, and its hardware-independent product should easily adapt to international territories.
A solid quarter
SmartRent's revenue more than doubled in the third quarter, continuing its recent sizzling growth rate. Sales jumped 112% to $ 35.1 million and units deployed during the period rose 111% to 59,437. New reserved units rose 134% to nearly 50,000, an indicator growth, as the company records revenue once its SmartHubs are installed. Deferred revenue also doubled to $ 84.7 million, and it now has over 700,000 units committed, representing units the company plans to add over the next two years. This indicates that the company is expected to see its installed base almost quadruple over the next two years, based solely on the units committed.
In its guidance, management noted that supply chain headwinds and shipping delays had caused it to reduce its revenue forecast from $ 119 million to $ 100 million to $ 105 million, which implies a sequential deceleration in fourth quarter revenue to $ 25-30 million. Nevertheless, demand for its products remains strong.
A question mark
SmartRent is experiencing phenomenal growth and has a significant market to enter. Considering its rate of growth, the stock also looks reasonably priced at a price-to-sell ratio of around 20 based on expected earnings this year.
However, the business is still deeply unprofitable. In the third quarter, it posted adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) of $ 16.1 million, nearly 50% negative margin and free cash flow loss of 42.6 million dollars, exceeding his income.
More worryingly, the company reported negative gross profit, indicating that it does not make GAAP profit before overheads such as sales and marketing, research and development, and executive salaries. A $ 5.7 million warranty provision on defective batteries made gross profit worse than it would have been otherwise, although it would always have been negative. Management has said it expects positive EBITDA by 2022.
In the long run, the company expects cloud software subscriptions to generate its profits, and investors should pay attention to the annual recurring revenue, which has reached $ 8.7 million. Currently, the hosted services segment, which represents software subscription, is the smallest contributor to company revenue, behind hardware and professional services like system installations.
Overall, the company's rapid growth is impressive, as is the large rental housing market that awaits it. If it can meet its profitability targets, the stock might have a lot of wiggle room.
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Books at Berlinale: are these the films of the future?
On 11 February the Berlinale will host a pitch event entitled Books at Berlinale at which film producers have the chance of discovering new literary works that would make good movies.
Author: Alexandra Zeevalkink
The eleven selected novels will be presented at the Co-Production Market. At a get-together afterwards, invited producers will have an opportunity to meet with right-holders – international publishers and literary agents – and option film rights directly.
"In the past years, Books at Berlinale has established itself worldwide as the first market for literary material," festival director Dieter Kosslick said. "We would now like to expand the idea of a network between books and film further, and open the event to more producers interested in literature, who no longer need to belong to the rather exclusive circle of Berlinale Co-Production Market participants."
Producers who are active in the field of literary film adaptations or would like to be, and want to take part in this event, may register, along with other publishers and literary agents, until February 4 at books@berlinale.de.
The eleven selected books come from publishers and agencies in Great Britain, Germany, France, Turkey and the Netherlands and were chosen from over 120 books from more than 25 countries.
"There is something here to fit every producer's budget and interests," says Sonja Heinen, head of the Berlinale Co-Production Market. "Of course, first and foremost, we chose books based on whether we thought they were compelling and could be adapted for the screen."
The following literary works have been selected for Books at Berlinale 2014:
The Latecomer (Dimitri Verhulst), Atlas Contact Publishers, Netherlands
Back Up (Paul Colize), Agence Astier – Pecher, France
A Kim Jong-Il Production (Paul Fischer), Curtis Brown, Great Britain
Melanie (Carel Donck), De Arbeiderspers, Netherlands
The Eduard Einstein Case (Laurent Seksik), Éditions Flammarion, France
This Place Holds No Fear (Monika Held), Eichborn / Bastei Lübbe, Germany
Love, Love Me Do (Mark Haysom), Eve White Literary Agency, Great Britain
More (Hakan Günday), Kalem Agency, Turkey
Twelve Metres (Andi Rogenhagen), Literarische Agentur Kossack, Germany
Daughter of the Flowers (Vanessa da Mata), Literarische Agentur Mertin, Germany
Czernin or How I Learned to Understand World War I (Hans von Trotha), Nicolai Verlag, Germany


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(A Krewe of Hunters Novella)
by Heather Graham
From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Heather Graham comes a new story in her Krewe of Hunters series…
Angela Hawkins Crow awakens to find herself in total darkness. Despite her years as a Krewe agent, she is first seized with panic, but her life and her training kick in. She knows that she must stay calm and go back in her mind to find out how she got where she is…and where she might be.
Meanwhile, an eerie phone call comes in at Krewe headquarters, warning them all that Angela has been kidnapped, describing her ordeal, and lamenting the fact that she can't be saved.
But there is no such thing with the Krewe. In the dark and in the light, the fight is on.
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Groundbreaking for the remainder of the Wilshire Boulevard peak hour bus lanes held this morning
by Anna Chen , January 22, 2014
Los Angeles City Councilman Tom LeBonge, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) Deputy CEO Paul Taylor, Los Angeles Board of Public Works Commissioner Matt Szabo, Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering Interim City Engineer Doborah Weintraub and Los Angeles Department of Transportation General Manager Jon Kirk Mukri at the groundbreaking for Wilshire BRT lanes. Photo: Paul Gonzales/Metro
Although the project was approved by Metro and the Los Angeles City Council in spring of 2011, ground was broken Wednesday on the remainder of the Wilshire Boulevard Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) lanes. The first 1.8 miles of bus only lanes opened last June between South Park View and Western Avenue; the city of L.A. has been working on design and such since '11.
The Wilshire Boulevard BRT is a $31.5-million project that will ultimately add 7.7 miles of peak hour bus lanes to the portions of Wilshire Boulevard between Valencia Street (west of downtown Los Angeles) to Centinela Avenue in Santa Monica. By early 2015, there will be 9.9 miles of street, signal and signage improvements along with 7.7 miles of the bus lanes.
Only transit buses will be allowed in the lanes between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and 7 p.m., with exceptions in some places for vehicles making right-hand turns.
Metro operates buses every two minutes on Wilshire Boulevard west of downtown during peak hours. There are 53,000 daily boardings with 44 percent of them occurring during rush hours. On average, peak hours bus commutes from Valencia Street to Centinela Avenue are 52 minutes in the morning and 64 minutes in the afternoon. The BRT lanes will hopefully reduce commute times by 24 percent.
One thing to consider: the Purple Line Extension will one day mostly follow Wilshire Boulevard to Westwood. At that point, the subway becomes a much better and faster choice for any kind of long-distance travel on Wilshire. Buses would help fill the gaps between the subway stations and serve also as first-mile/last-mile options for riders trying to reach rail stations.
Here's the project map that shows the improvements that have been and will be made:
Categories: Projects
Tagged as: 20 bus, 720 bus, bus rapid transit, City of Los Angeles, Purple Line Extension, Wilshire Boulevard, Wilshire BRT, Wilshire bus lanes
Transportation headlines, Wednesday, January 22
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Dana Gabbard says:
Chris Loos says:
How will the rush hour bus only lanes be enforced? The part of the lane that runs through K-town is already finished as far as I know and I see many drivers ignoring the giant painted "Bus Only" signs on the pavement.
Maybe cameras on buses that automatically generate the tickets, a la red light cameras? More revenue for the city and less cars ruining the bus lanes…sounds like a win-win to me. And who knows, maybe the city could generate so much revenue from these that they could stop writing ass-backwards jaywalking tickets when we're trying to encourage walking?
Neal says:
Anna, do you know how much the sidewalks will be shrunk near Sepulveda? Would like to know personally, since I walk there and it's already a mess.
Anna Chen says:
I'll work on getting this information for you, but unfortunately there is indeed a lot happening in that area. Besides the work LADOT will be doing for the BRT lanes, there's 405 work and other L.A. County street improvements on Sepulveda.
Anna Chen
Writer, The Source
mike dunn says:
Why it's costing 31.5 million dollars to post some signs and paint white lines in the street is beyond me. And for those who are not familiar with the Wilshire Corridor, this concept was tried several years ago on Wilshire between Centinella and San Vicente Bl. in West Los Angeles.
It's a great idea in theory, but as someone who travels down Wilshire quite often I feel that the BRT lanes fall short. If you spend any degree of time riding the bus along this street during the hours that the lanes are supposed to be used by buses only you will find that the lanes are so clogged that it makes it really hard for buses to travel with any kind of fluidity on them. When cars are making right turns they jam up the lanes forcing the bus operators to either sit and wait for a real long time, or go around which can be dangerous with so many people in their cars with a "me first" attitude.
It might sound crazy but maybe putting a BRT lane right down the middle of three lanes along Wilshire might be a better solution….follow me for a second. You paint off the lane for buses to travel in during the same hours with breaks only where it should be designated for cars to cross over to the right into a protected right turn lane. This would leave that second lane (middle lane if you will), open for the buses to travel in. While doing this, I would move every one of those bus stops where ever possible past each intersection so that the buses aren't trapped by cars trying to make right turns (a la Vermont, Western, & Rossmore).
I believe these things would alleviate the flow and some of the pain of traveling down Wilshire during peak hours. My two cents.
What bugs me is that Beverley Hills refuses to even allow Metro and L.A. County to implement the BRT lanes in its city limits. They should be penalized for their lack of cooperation.
jamar jackson says:
hurry with the subway that need be number 1 and rail across Sepulveda ass the 761 nor the 720 is not enough. The 405 losure today shows this is needed fast
Erik Griswold says:
Only in a country so addicted to the automobile would a bus lane be referred to as "Bus Rapid Transit". Whatever.
Mike Dunn,
Read the map and you'll see they are adding an entire new lane in one section and totaling reconfiguring the street.
Ivan, anything to keep the poor out of that area, it would seem.
I don't really care about this bus lane business, but are they going to fix the roads in the process? I like to bike down this road and the street ranges from un-rideable to 'oh my God I'm going to die.'
Fred Argone says:
@Erik Griswold: Santa Monica's Negriff was the first government bureaucrat to proclaim the desire for a bus lane as BRT. Unfortunately, with blue-state governance, only intent matters, not competence or performance. How else do we celebrate 9 mph cross-town speeds, and trains that run at 15mph?
@Ivan: So sorry, but just as WeHo can make up their own rules for public policy, so too can BH.
@Chris Loos: Please cease with the punitive attitude. We've spent the last five years debunking and removing the red-light camera revenue movement – and now, indictments for bribery and public corruption are pending.
The public and the courts are pretty much in agreement that a moving violation requires notice, i.e. written in-person by a police officer. If bus-lane incursions are a real problem, then LASD can address it. I suspect that bicycle traffic will be a much bigger problem than cars.
Cars are not evil – they are the only choice for the majority of Angelenos, until such time as LA City public policy is radically changed to make mass transit, housing and schools, safe, clean and reliable.
So cars that are illegally using the bus lanes during rush hour should be let off the hook, and to think otherwise constitutes having a "punitive attitude". Got it.


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Care2 Causes | Beaten By A Partner or Deported, Which Would You Choose?
Beaten By A Partner or Deported, Which Would You Choose?
By: Robin Marty
Follow Robin at @robinmarty
Is putting up with violence, pain and emotional trauma the price women have to pay if they want to live in the United States without documentation? Yes, according to House Republicans, who are trying to tighten the laws surrounding deportation to require sending victims of domestic abuse back to their home countries if they aren't needed to testify against their abusers.
As Mother Jones reports, Republican Congressman Lamar Smith of Texas is proposing the "Hinder the Administration's Legalization Temptation (HALT) Act," a bill that among other things, could change the rules for protecting undocumented immigrants who are the victims of domestic abuse if they report the crime to the police:
Under current law, undocumented immigrants trapped in abusive circumstances have two options. When paired with work authorization, these two processes offer a route to financial independence and deliverance for undocumented immigrants who might otherwise have to continue relying on their abuser:
The Violence Against Women Act establishes a process by which undocumented women or children can come forward and petition for legal status so that they aren't forced to stay with an abusive spouse or parent. Undocumented immigrants whose abusive spouse or parent is also not a citizen require deferrals to avoid being deported while their visa petitions are being considered.
A special type of visa called a U visa allows undocumented immigrants who cooperate with law enforcement against their abusers to obtain work authorization and temporary legal status in the country.
However, if the HALT Act went into effect, a cap would be put on the number of visas that could be issued and the qualifications likely narrowed to just those actively working with law enforcement against their abusers. Should they no longer be needed to testify, especially once the spouse or partner is in jail, they may no longer be protected.
There was outrage when a Republican legislator Ryan Fattman stated that when it comes to curbing illegal immigration, undocumented women who have been victims of rape should weigh the benefits of reporting the crime versus the possibility that it could expose her to being deported. "My thought is that if someone is here illegally, they should be afraid to come forward," Mr. Fattman said. "If you do it the right way, you don't have to be concerned about these things."
Does the victim of repeated physical abuse need to be afraid to come forward, as well? Should ongoing violence really be the price a woman would have to pay to stay in the country?
Republican Legislator Would Rather Let A Rapist Go Free Than Have An Illegal Immigrant Report an Assault
Representative Who Stated Immigrant Women Should Be Afraid To Report Rape Now Compares Them To Drunk Drivers
Ad Campaign Depicting Domestic Violence Sparks Outrage
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Immigrant I AM7 years ago
ROBBY C.
Where the hell are you getting your percentages from???????? I was actually at court today for about 5 hours and what I saw was about 85% of the criminals in jump suits were WHITE!! Most had theft and possession of meth charges... a WHITE GUY was actually sentenced to 10 YEARS for attempting to rob not only 1 or 2 locations... but 14!!!! So maybe before you start typing away stuff that just come out ur behind go walk into a court first!!!!
Erth G.7 years ago
Should fine a country for each illegal that breaks the law. That way if they cant safeguard thier own citizens can use that money as debt to take over their own lands and use it for those illegals that want to come to america.
83% of warrants for murder in Phoenix are for illegal aliens.
86% of warrants for murder in Albuquerque are for illegal aliens.
75% of those on the most wanted list in Los Angeles, Phoenix and Albuquerque are illegal aliens.
53% of all investigated burglaries reported in CA, NM, NV, AZ, & TX are perpetrated by illegal aliens.
Please learn the diff b/t IMMIGRANT & ILLEGAL. Immigrants are here legally. ILLEGALS are NOT. Futher, the illegal has every right to be safe from violence & can prosecute her violent perpetrator. But does face the matter illegal status. If not here illegally, she wouldn't have been hurt here, OR would've been here legally & unconcerned w/her status. If someone saves a baby right after they rob a bank, do they get a pass for robbing the bank? NO! If you rob a 7-11 & slip on a wet floor can you sue the store & NOT get prosecuted for robbery? NO!
One thing's got nothing to do w/the other. The US cannot support the world- we're 4% or ~300mil (legal) & are supposed to support how many more illegals? Check out population gumballs- youtube. No one ever does. But it explains it so even children get it.
Allowing ILLEGALS to stay here b/c a 3rd party (legal or illegal) has harmed them is simply another way of liberals trying to turn the US into a 3rd world country. We're getting there- BO's almost succeeded. GW was bad enough, but would NEVER have gotten away w/the crap BO has! This is just another "executive/dictator fiat" for votes- go to the police w/a few scratches & say "I've been hurt" & you can prosecute AND stay here? NO WAY! Prosecute fine, but you may have to answer for your crime. If here on a Visa, then you are legal, so nothing to worry about.
Seabert B7 years ago
well???????????
Janice Redinger7 years ago
A HUGE amount of folks trying to get here are oppressed or profiting fro the US "War on DRUGS! So are many other countries. This is a HUGELY expensive, totally useless program lobbied by big Pharmaceuticals. Legalizing marijuana alone would raise the tax base by billions and billions. No drugging and driving, folks. Other meds that are on the shelves in some countries could do the same. Big drug lobbies will hate it, but look at the coughing, dying,stomach ulcers and anal leakage they are touting now.
Belinda E7 years ago
Grrr...when will Care2 restore the word count?
If immigrants can't get jobs that can support their families, they we will end up using taxpayer dollars to help them make ends meet (remember, the children born here are citizens, under current law).
If immigrants can't get health insurance, we will end up using taxpayer dollars to pay for emergency room care, for problems that could have been taken care of in a doctor's office for a small fraction of the cost.
If we deny them living wages AND welfare, health insurance AND Medicaid, then we will foster a well-justified culture of resentment.
The only solution that I can see is to get rid of the problem. The reason people immigrate illegally is that we do not allow them to immigrate legally. Get rid of the quota system. Allow all healthy adults with job skills to apply for citizenship, then support them with intensive English-language training as well as training in the rights and duties of citizenship, and navigating the bureaucratic maze and the more-or-less universal customs of American society. Don't want to become a citizen? Then what can you contribute to our country that would justify giving you a work visa?
I don't claim to have all the answers. I hope my comments will provoke a sane and reasoned debate that might actually lead, eventually, to a rational solution to the problem of illegal immigration.
@Pauline - thank you for letting us know this is not strictly an American problem. We sometimes feel like everyone in the world has solved the illegal-immigrant problem except us!
@Michele - the story is about undocumented (illegal) aliens. It has nothing to do with aliens here on a work visa. They are protected - unless someone knows differently?
No problem has a simple solution; if it did, it would be solved and it wouldn't be a problem. (Yes, that's simplistic too, but it gets the idea across.) My gut reaction is, if they want the rights of citizens, let them stay in the country where they are citizens. On the other hand, the ills of illegal immigration, like smallpox, aren't going to disappear if you pretend they don't exist - they'll just spread throughout the country and pop up in new ways all the time.
Even a rational (not knee-jerk) Republican should be able to see the consequences of a simplistic approach to illegal immigration:
If an illegal immigrant is afraid to turn in an abuser, he is free to hurt other people. If he, also, is undocumented, then he's "under the radar" of the law enforcement system, until he does something that draws their attention directly.
If we don't vaccinate all the children (regardless of their residency status), then we run the risk of epidemics.
If we don't educate all the children, then they will be a drag on society, unable to fulfill the duties we expect of adults.
If immigrants can't get jobs that can supp
D. T.7 years ago
It's a shame that anyone must endure abuse of any kind, whether it be a women or a man.
Annmari Lundin7 years ago
Repukes are woman haters!
And there are several men around the world who buy a wife from a foreign country, keep her for a limited time, and just before she's allowed to stay in the country, divorces her. When the divorce is final, they (the men) go about getting a new wife. There have been several incidents like this in Sweden but the authoroties can't intervene because there's no law against failing a marriage!


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