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Complete DHS Report for August 25, 2015
· U.S. 26 in Oregon remained closed August 24 after initially closing August 22 for approximately 12 hours due to a brush fire. – KGW 8 Portland
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Role of CNC Machine Automation in Modern Manufacturing
Since the introduction of the first CNC machines in the early 1940s and 50s, technology has continually developed giving rise to more complicated and precise machines that give better results. The first CNC machine was using punched tape technology which later transitioned to analog and to digital in the 1960s.
Computer Numerical Control machining is a modern manufacturing process where the movement of various factory machinery and tools is controlled by computer software which has been pre-programmed and customized to meet the needs of the user.
This modern technology is being used in most factories and manufacturing firms to control complex machinery, routers, mills, grinders, lathes, and others. As compared to the manual control, CNC machines are very precise in their operation. Of course, since they are automated to operate on their own, you don't need live operators operating on the levers, wheels, and buttons to control the manufacturing processes. But how does it work?
How CNC Machines Work
The beauty of using the most recent CNC machines that make them better than their predecessors is the use of automated and programmed software. Basically, the entire process involves a computer-aided design (CAD) software that contains the actual image of what you want as your output and the computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software that executes the design.
Depending on how complex your output product is, most of the modern machines have other installed machines like cutters that perform other processes. They may also contain robotic hands that transfer the raw material from one stage of manufacturing to another.
Other tools and components that are commonly used with the process include wood routers, foam cutters, glass cutters, cylindrical grinders, embroidery machines, turret punchers, 3D printers, laser cutters, and wire-bending machines among others. All these components are used whenever one needs complex cuts at various angles and levels.
However, no matter the additions, all of them are controlled by a similar program. CNC machining usually ensures that there is consistency in the entire production or manufacturing process. The main use of CNC machines is to make highly precise and detailed cuts from plastics or metals. Most people prefer metals to plastic because of their durability.
For the precision to be reflected on the cuts, the CNC machines must be programmed accordingly. Depending on the design you want to have in your cut, the software must be coded rightly. With automated CNC machines, you can give more accurate cuts compared to manual cutting. Nevertheless, some finishing ups like etching may need the use of your hands. What are some of the types of CNC machines that can help you accomplish this accuracy? Let's look into that.
Types of CNC Machines
There are basically two broad categories of these machines:
Convectional technology
Novel technology
Under conventional machining technology we have three categories:
Drills - these ones usually work by spinning at very high or low speed depending on the design needed and come into contact with your material. So the spinning drill is placed into contact with the material.
Lathes - As opposed to the drills, this type of machine usually spin your material against your drill bit. Typically, the spinning material is pushed so as to come into contact with the drill.
Milling machines - These are the most commonly used in our age. They usually use a rotary to carry out the process.
In this category, we have machines like:
Electrical machining - when it comes to mass production of certain materials, you will need a specialized CNC machine. Some of the machines in this category include photochemical machining, Electrical Discharge Machining, Ultrasonic machining, and Electrochemical machining among others.
Other Mediums - other novel technologies use mediums like oxyfuel, plasma, water-jet, and laser among others.
Common Materials used in these CNC Machines
Now that you have known the types of machines, you will need to know the commonly used materials that will enable you to get the precision you need. Some of such materials include:
Plastics like polypropylene
Both 3D printing and CNC technology can give you the design you are looking for. The output precision and accuracy of these two technologies will highly depend on the material and the complexity of the material.
When it comes to the application of these machines, diverse companies use them depending on the complexity of their output design and the material they are using. For Novel machines, they are best in manufacturing processes while convectional machines are good in prototype development. That's why some of the machines in this Novel technology like electrochemical machining work perfectly when dealing with heavy and durable metals.
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Korean Derby Day 2018: Race-By-Race Preview (May 13)
It's the 2nd leg of the 2018 Korean Triple Crown as 10 horses line up for the 21st running of the Korean Derby at Seoul Racecourse on Sunday afternoon. And Divide Wind will join his stablemate Ecton Blade, who he beat by a length to capture the first jewel in the crown, the KRA Cup Mile, as favourite. The big race is the highlight of an 11-race card at Seoul from 10:45 to 18:00 which also includes the ARF Commemorative Race, to mark the opening of the 37th Asian Racing Conference. There are also 6 races at Busan from 12:40 to 17:05.
Divide Wind won the KRA Cup Mile. Can he add the 2nd leg of the 2018 Triple Crown? (Pic: Ross Holburt)
Divide Wind and Ecton Blade have been joined on the trip to Seoul by World Sun and Hiddden Champ. World Sun was a fast finishing 3rd in the Cup Mile and could challenge the two favourites here. As for Seoul, the challenge is led by Mask, who also ran well in the Mile for 4th and an upset is not impossible. Here is the race-by-race preview of all 17 Derby Day races at both Seoul & Busan with horse-by-horse comments for the ARF and Derby races?
(1) SEUNGRI PLUS will be strong favourite to score here, having been getting progressively closer across his latest outings. He was 2nd to a good winner at this distance last time on April 7th and should have too much today. (4) MAIN RACER has shown some ability across three starts so far and can build on the 5th he managed last time while (5) RAON OPTIMUS enters after back to back 4th place finishes and should be looking to at least match here. (6) BARAM KING and (8) MAJJABEUN SON are others who can be considered.
Selections (1) Seungri Plus (6) Baram King (4) Main Racer (8) Majjabeun Son
(7) BLACK SPIRIT was an improved 3rd at 1300M on her last start at the beginning of March and returns here after a couple of months off with solid claims. She can come from just off the pace and finish strongly. (8) SANTOS showed prominently before weakening over 1300M two weeks ago. He drops back slightly in trip here and may benefit. (2) CLEAN FLOWER showed some signs of life with 5th place at 1300M last time and gets Manoel Nunes on board today. (6) ARGO UNIQUE and (11) DONGBANG JIJU are others with potential to improve on recent outings.
Selections (7) Black Spirit (8) Santos (2) Clean Flower (11) Dongbang Jiju
(8) MACHA BUCHA ran a close 2nd at class and distance on April 7th having been prominent throughout and leading briefly close to home. He can go one better this time. (2) BOLD NINER comes in following back to back 4th place finishes at this distance and at 1200M and surely comes close again while (12) LEAD UP can overcome the widest draw to get close to the pace early and can match the 3rd she managed last tie. (4) EVER A ONE beat Macha Bucha at the distance two starts ago and while he didn't go well at 1300M on reappearance last month, can be given another chance today. (9) STIRLING returns to action after a three-month absence and can be considered too.
Selections (8) Macha Bucha (2) Bold Niner (4) Ever A One (12) Lead Up
Fast Start 8, 9, 12
(8) L CAR romped home to easily win his second start on April 14th. It was at 1000M, so he is up in both class and distance today, but he could well have enough to prevail again. (3) EAGLE SKY could be the one to beat though. He improved significantly last start on April 15th when ridden by Johan Victoire for the first time, just beaten half a length at this distance and looks set to go well here. (7) EUMAK DAEJANG beat a couple of these on his way to 3rd at 1300M on April 14th and should have the beating of plenty once more. One of those behind him that day was (1) REBECCA and the slight drop in trip may benefit her today. (9) SPECIAL LIGHT ran 4th in a solid race at 1300M last month and is another to consider. He usually comes from well off the pace so will need things to set up just right for him. (4) CHEON MONG is up in class after a somewhat unexpected win at 1300M and while he perhaps has a bit more to find, shouldn't be ruled out completely.
Selections (3) Eagle Sky (8) L Car (9) Special Light (1) Rebecca
(7) HOTHAE is up in class following a convincing win over this distance on April 13th. He made all that day and could well do so again here. It won't be easy. (3) HANGIL too steps up following her maiden win which came at the fourth time of asking. Her triumph was over 1000M, so she faces an increase in distance as well but should be able to cope with it. (5) GEUJIKOJI had a hard time at a mile last time but should be more comfortable dropped back today. (1) BLUE DANCER defied her odds to run a good 2nd at class and distance three weeks ago and will not more respect here. (9) SWEET MEMORY steps up in trip after a 3rd and a 4th behind some useful ones in her latest two and can come under consideration.
Selections (7) Hothae (3) Hangil (9) Sweet Memory (1) Blue Dancer
(1) JANGSAN WILD has won two from three so far and is up in both class and distance today. He had to work for his win last time but looks to have scope for more improvement and he's the one they'll need to beat today. He had to battle last time though and if the additional furlong is a concern then (6) DAESEUNG BIBEOB is the one to turn to. He drops back in trip after some good efforts around two turns and will surely run on strongly. (7) TEUKBYEOL STAR still somehow remains a maiden. She's a good filly and rarely misses the money but can't quite make the breakthrough. That will probably be the case again, but she'll be firmly in the placing hunt. (5) FINE CHAMP and (10) SPEED CHEONGNYONG, the latter up in class, both enter in good form and should also be involved.
Selections (1) Jangsan Wild (6) Daeseung Bibeob (7) Teukbyeol Star (10) Speed Cheongnyong
(9) MAKGANG BOLT has won his latest two in decent fashion, his latest at this class. He's a front-runner and with an apprentice keeping his carried weight nice and low, he has every chance of making it three in a row. (2) YUKRYONGI ran poorly when favourite last time out four weeks ago but had been showing enough prior to that to suggest he's worth another chance today and he should be a threat. (11) QUEEN THE QUEEN is up in class following back to back runner-up finishes, both at this distance. She's never been worse than 3rd and despite the step up in level, she can maintain that record today. (10) CHARTERED DREAM came home 2nd and 5th respectively when they raced each other at class and distance on April 13th and both should be looking for places here.
Selections (9) Makgang Bolt (11) Queen The Queen (2) Yukryongi (10) Chartered Dream
(1) LOVELY TEMPO ran 5th of 12 on debut three weeks ago and the Sepoy filly showed enough to suggest that she has wins in her. She should have come on for that run and steps up to 1300M with strong claims to get her maiden win. (2) KILUI PYOBEOM has hinted at a bit of talent across two starts so far and can improve today. He finished behind (11) HAPPY BOY last time out, the latter already having a 2nd and a 3rd place to his name and he can be involved here. At the other end of the experience spectrum, (3) ROYAL AMOS and (6) BEONGAEMA, who between them will have racked up seventy starts after today, both come in off consecutive 5th place finishes and in this company, both could go better.
Selections (1) Lovely Tempo (11) Happy Boy (2) Kilui Pyobeom (3) Raon Amos
It's hard to look past (9) BAEKDU JEONGGI. Thomas Gillespie's colt has won three of his last four including at class and distance last time. He carries a bit more weight today but that shouldn't be of too much consequence and he should have far too much in the latter part of the race. (7) YEONGUNG JEWANG is useful too and was a battling winner at class and distance on April 8th. He'll be the main danger and will likely try to lead from the start. (1) RUNNING GIRL is up in class and while a little inconsistent, could be a threat. (2) PRIME RACE and (3) OHO DAEJANGGUN are others capable of giving the favourite a race.
Selections (9) Baekdu Jeonggi (7) Yeongung Jewang (3) Oho Daejanggun (1) Running Girl
(6) LEONNING STROM has finished no worse than 3rd in five starts to date and ran out a very easy winner over 1300M at this class on April 15th. He steps back slightly in trip today and an apprentice gets on to keep the weight down and he is the one to beat once more. (3) GANGCHONUI BYEOL won his first two in fine fashion but suffered his first reverse when tried at this class and distance for the first time a month ago. He looked set to make all only to be overhauled by a long-shot that day and will be on pace again. He's worth another chance. (1) JAJINMORI registered a solid 3rd place over 1300M last time and can place once more while (9) FIRSTIGE is up in class after a somewhat surprising win last time at 1000M and is the wildcard.
Selections (6) Leonning Strom (3) Gangchonui Byeol (1) Jajinmori (9) Firstige
(9) CHRISTIANO strutted to her hat-trick on April 20th over 1300M and steps up in class and also marginally in distance seeking four-in-a-row. She remains hard to oppose and should lead from gate to wire. (11) HIDDEN STAR ran a good 2nd on his first try at this class last month. He's already won at this distance and should be a threat in the later part of the race. (4) RUNNING SOCKS has run 2nd on both tries at this level so far. He's still inexperienced and tries 1400M for the first time and could get close – like Hidden Star, he is likely to challenge late on. (10) ITSAGAINT WARRIOR also comes in off back to back runner-up finishes although in his case they were at 1800M. He's a front-runner who could cause Christiano some issues. (7) DUBAI TEUKGEUP best of the rest in a strong race.
Selections (9) Christiano (11) Hidden Star (4) Running Socks (10) Itsagaint Warrior
Seoul Race 8: ARF COMMEMORATIVE RACE / CLASS 2 (1200M) HANDICAP / KRW 90 MILLION
BEST ROAD – Class and distance winner in December. Struggled a little in two starts since, finishing 7th behind Circle Dancer on latest. Highest rated of these and top weight by some margin.
TAEHUI NALGAE – Up in class following three-length win at the distance on March 31st. Front-runner who shouldn't be overmatched here.
CIRCLE DANCER – Back to back 5th places in latest two, first beating Best Road and then behind Hoeng Un Gol. Can match those 5ths today.
HOENG UN GOL – One of the most promising juveniles of last year, he's showing signs of developing into a good sprinter. Began this year with back to back wins before running 2nd in a good race on his first try at this level a month ago. The favourite to lead from gate to wire.
SCARLET WITCH – 9th behind Hoeng Un Gol last time out in what was her second start at this level following a good 4th of 12 in March. Decent sprinter but she does have a bit to make up on a few of these.
WOW CAT – Only beat one home behind Hoeng Un Gol on what was her first start for nine months on April 14th. Previously won a trial and should be better for the run but still plenty to find.
GRACE CITY – First start since last August. He went out a winner, scoring over this distance to get promoted to this class before suffering a chip fracture. Trialled up very nicely at the end of April and has the services of David Breux.
GEMGANGJEGUK – Returned from almost a year out in March and only beat one home. Obviously needed the race but even before the layoff had found this level challenging.
MR. CHAMPION – 6th of 12 behind Hoeng Un Gol on first try at this class on April 14th having been a good winner over the same distance the time before. Can settle just behind the early lead and could play a role in the finish.
MUSIGNY – Two starts into a comeback following seven months off and has shown very little in either of them Outsider.
SKY BAY – A winner of two from four so far with her defeats coming in stiff competition. Up in class following a four-length win last time at the distance, Manoel Nunes in the saddle and a chance.
Verdict: This is very much (4) HOENG UN GOL's to lose. He won back to back races at the distance in January and February before ending up 2nd last time out in stiffer company than this. He should be on speed early. (11) SKY BAY is up in class following a four-length win at the distance in January and then a lay-off and she looks the biggest threat. (3) CIRCLE DANCER and (9) MR. CHAMPION were beaten by Hoeng Un Gol last time but can challenge for places here while (1) BEST ROAD is a class and distance winner and can be given another chance following two indifferent showings.
Selections (4) Hoeng Un Gol (11) Sky Bay (1) Best Road (9) Mr. Champion
(6) ROYAL RUBY, 2nd in last year's Korean Derby, got back in the winner's circle with a really good class and distance won two weeks ago when he beat (11) BOUND KOREA by almost two lengths. He carries an extra 4kg today but don't rule out a repeat. Bound Korea is likely to be the main danger, but this is a very competitive race. (5) IRON TRAIN started poorly but ran on very well for 4th at a mile a month ago and should be in the frame. (1) USAIN NUT and (9) BAY KINGS are both up in class following smart wins at this distance in April and both should be competitive. (12) BLACK SAPPHIRE returns to action for the first time since last November. She had lost her way a little bit and comes back in fresh under Fergus Sweeney, who rode his first Korean winner on Friday.
Selections (6) Royal Ruby (11) Bound Korea (12) Black Sapphire (5) Iron Train
Seoul Race 9: KOREAN DERBY (KOR G1) CLASS OPEN / 1800M ALLOWANCE / KRW 800 MILLION
CLEAN UP TEUKGEUP – A class 4 win by four-lengths over 1700M on March 18th enables him to take his chance here. Still relatively unexposed, he was beaten by an average one the time before that but looks to have scope for improvement. Additional distance should suit and he has a top jockey on board.
LET'S YEONGCHEON – A winner of two from five with the latest being at 1700M. He was beaten a nose at the same distance when favourite in his prep for this on April 1st by promising import Malibu Bulpae. Made all for both his wins and likely to try to get on pace early again. He's an outsider but nothing to lose by having a go in this small field.
FIRE WIND – The only filly in the race, she's won four of her eight starts including his latest two, both at the Derby distance of 1800M, the most recent being at class 3, six-lengths ahead of Sharp Kaylan who went on to win himself very handily last week. She's had things very much her own way in both those races, leading comfortably from gate to wire and it will be nowhere near as straightforward here. She was also well beaten by Mask when they met back in January. Big talent but will need to be better to beat the Busan raiders.
ICHEON SSAL – Looked a tremendous talent when he burst on the scene last year when flashing home late to win sprints and looking like a bit of distance would suit him perfectly. It hasn't quite turned out that way as he's been good but inconsistent. He hasn't won since last August and on his only try around two turns, he could only manage 8th of 12. Dropped back to sprints recently he has improved with a pair of 2nd places and he surely will come right but this looks a hard ask.
CHOINMA – 2nd to Ecton Blade in the Breeders' Cup but perhaps hasn't pushed on as much as hoped. Only two starts so far this year and was well back behind Mask in the Sports Seoul Cup. Skipped the Cup Mile, he can't be ruled out but he's going to need a big improvement.
WORLD SUN – Beat Ecton Blade to win the Gimhae Mayor's Cup last October but only managed 5th in the Breeders' Cup here at Seoul in December. He didn't get the clearest run in the Mile, but he finished off very nicely to claim 3rd place. That was his first try at the distance and there's no reason why he can't make the most of the additional furlong today. Big chance.
ECTON BLADE – He won the Breeders' Cup in December to be crowned champion juvenile and won over a mile on his season debut in February. He was a slight odds-on favourite for the KRA Cup Mile but didn't quite look 100% on the day, both playing up and sweating up before the start and ultimately coming out second best to stablemate Divide Wind. There was less than a length between them though and he has to be given another chance here.
HIDDDEN CHAMP – Won three in a row including back to back races over a mile to begin this year. Skipped the Cup Mile and instead ran 2nd over 1900M at the end of March behind Bright Star, who was 2nd in last year's Oaks. Still a bit of an unknown quantity, he could be the wildcard and will almost certainly be on pace early which could make things interesting. A stablemate of World Sun.
MASK – Has impressed since debut but really announced his arrival as a serious player by defeating Gaon Champ in the build up to the KRA Cup Mile. In the Cup Mile himself, he finished the quickest of the entire field to be a close at hand 4th. He has already won here at 1700M and looks set to be a major player.
DIVIDE WIND – Only managed 7th behind stablemate Ecton Blade in the Breeders' Cup here in December but is unbeaten in four starts since, including the KRA Cup Mile when he defeated Ecton Blade, World Sun and Mask. He settled in the middle of the pack and finished strongly, and you'd think the 1800M can be to his benefit and he has every chance of winning.
Verdict: The Kim Young Kwan training machine keeps on churning them out and this year is no exception. He got the first two place-getters in the KRA Cup Mile and (10) DIVIDE WIND and (7) ECTON BLADE both return here. Ecton Blade didn't look great in the minutes leading up to the Cup Mile but still almost got home on top. He has a jockey change today and returns to the scene of his easy Breeders' Cup win in December with every chance of going much better. He probably is the class horse of the field. Meanwhile, Divide Wins keeps on answering every question posed of him and keeps getting better and better. He looked a million dollars prior to the Mile and ran accordingly. I'm not about to pick the favourite in a Derby though, even one with just ten runners and while opposing Kim Young Kwan when he comes in double handed like this may be a quick way to the poorhouse, I'm going to take a chance on the two who chased his pair home. (6) WORLD SUN and (9) MASK finished off very nicely indeed in the Cup Mile and back on his home track, Mask could well relish the step up to 1800M and pull off a surprise win. (3) FIRE WIND and (8) HIDDDEN CHAMP are wildcards and likely to be on speed early along with Ecton Blade and that could benefit the potential closers.
Selections (9) Mask (6) World Sun (7) Ecton Blade (10) Divide Wind
(10) FINEST WARRIOR has won four from six so far and three in a row. On his latest start on April 8th, he beat four of these over 1400M and could add another victory today. He had to work for it last time though as (1) USEUNG LINE was just a neck behind in 2nd and that one will be a danger again while (3) BANJIUI JEWANG and (2) GASOK ENGINE were further back but may get closer back at 1200M today. (6) KING OF ACE was, at one point, set to be a star but has had plenty of injury setbacks. He romped through a trial at the end of April though and if fully fit he will be very dangerous. (7) CAPTAIN BLADE is another who can be forgiven his latest start when he was beaten by a couple of these and can improve back at 1200M today. (8) STEAL THE SHOW WHY is up in class following a very good victory in a quick race at this distance three weeks ago and can't be completely discounted.
Selections (10) Finest Warrior (2) Gasok Engine (7) Captain Blade (3) Banjiui Jewang
(1) FINAL BOSS was the winner of last year's Derby, but he has been up and down since then. He was a gutsy winner of the Segye Ilbo Cup in January but was a scratching from the Owners' Trophy in March. He returns today fit again and his class may see him through but under 58kg, this is a tough ask for him. (9) SINGGEREOUN GOM is up in class after a fine six-length win at this distance on March 31st. He looks to be still improving and with a 6kg weight advantage on Final Boss, he looks very tempting. (11) YAHO SKY CAT was a good winner over 2000M at this class on April 8th with three of these back down the track behind him and he must be taken seriously here. (4) CHEONGDAM DAERO has proven himself competitive at this level and is another who carries a light weight. (2) GAEULI JEONSEOL returned to form with a really good victory over class and distance in March and can't be ruled out.
Selections (9) Singgeureoun Gom (1) Final Boss (11) Yaho Sky Cat (4) Cheongdam Daero
Seoul Race 11: Class 3 (1400M) Handicap / KRW 75 Million
Another really competitive race to finish with. (4) ARCH ARCH beat (8) LEGEND KING as the pair came home in 2nd and 3rd over 1700M on April 15th. Back down in trip to 1400M today, they could be battling it out for the win this time with Legend King having every chance of overturning the form. (10) GEUNALKKAJI was a close 5th in a stiffer race than this at 1200M on April 1st and should get closer today. (11) MORFHIS finally got it right at the fifth time of asking on April 7th and is accordingly up in class today but should still be in the hunt. (12) ALL THAT SPEED was a touch disappointing last time but is good enough to warrant another chance.
Selections (8) Legend King (4) Arch Arch (10) Geunalkkaji (11) Morfhis
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This week on Elementary, I accidentally watched fifteen minutes of Madame Secretary before I realized I was not watching the right show. I just sat there, wondering who all these people were, waiting for someone to get murdered. And in my defense, someone did get murdered. Only when Sherlock then failed to show up did I realize I was watching the wrong show. But I'm glad I figured it out, because this episode of Elementary was, in my opinion, one of the best of the season.
The correct episode picked up shortly after the events of last week. Sherlock explains his new theory to Joan: twelve years prior, Shinwell murdered his friend Jameel Clark in cold blood for unknown reasons. But Joan isn't as convinced as Sherlock. After all, their only source for that theory is Jameel's younger brother, Damon, who claims now to be a witness but denied knowing anything twelve years ago.
Elsewhere in the city, an abandoned storage unit is up for auction. In real life, a storage unit like this would probably hold some old clothes and books. Because this is a murder mystery, it naturally contains a dessicated corpse.
The detectives show up to investigate the scene. The corpse turns out to be the dead owner of the storage unit who stopped paying his rent several months ago, probably because of the whole being dead thing. Unfortunately, he was using a false ID, so he's currently unidentified. He has a stab wound that goes through and through, as if he was stabbed with a sword, which hints that their killer must be a physically strong individual.
The storage unit itself turns out to be no ordinary unit. Nearly everything it contains is expensive, a fortune of small treasures. Considering the private nature of the storage facility, Sherlock thinks they're most likely stolen. Many items are labeled with the names of the individuals to which they once belonged. Brief googling reveals these individuals are all recently deceased of natural causes and without an heir. Fun fact: when someone dies without a will, the city's public administrator office takes possession of their estate and attempts to find heirs. If no heir is found, the estate is sold and the proceeds given to the city. Sherlock and co. conclude that their dead John Doe must have worked in the P.A. office.
This leads them to an identity, Travis Unger, and to Unger's former partner in duty…but not crime. He denies being involved in Unger's thievery, and a solid alibi for Unger's time of death proves that he didn't kill Unger either. But he does have one interesting piece of information. Shortly before Unger's death, he'd told his coworker that he'd stumbled onto something that was going to make him rich.
Sherlock and Bell go to the P.A. office's warehouse to examine the possessions of the last case that Unger worked on. The belongings are mainly insignificant, but one item stands out: a beautiful old sea chest of the kind that sailors used to store belongings in the 1700s. From the quality of the chest, Sherlock guesses that it belonged to a ship captain. An item in the chest gives them a name, Edmund Barker.
But there's something missing. Based on the smell inside the chest, Sherlock can tell it recently contained an old book, but there's no book to be seen. I admit it seems cheesy that Sherlock can sniff out a clue like that, but can you deny that old books smell amazing? Based on the fact that Barker was apparently a ship captain, Sherlock thinks the missing item must be a captain's log.
Joan, meanwhile, is with Damon Clark and Detective Guzman, the police officer working with Shinwell on taking down SBK. Damon is telling the detective the story of the night his brother was murdered. Joan is obviously skeptical as she listens, but Damon's story is detailed and emotional and has the ring of truth. It certainly doesn't make Shinwell look good.
Back at the brownstone, she reluctantly admits to Sherlock that his theory seems to be right. But she doubts that Guzman will prosecute a case against Shinwell; the evidence is too thin and Shinwell too valuable an informant. When she asks what they should do next, Sherlock says they should wait and focus on their current case, which is just getting exciting.
As it turns out, all of Captain Edmund Barker's log books seem to be accounted for, and don't contain record of anything exciting. But on closer examination, Sherlock realized that certain stretches of time are falsified by Barker himself. Coincidentally, historical record indicates that in those same stretches of time, a pirate called Black Peter was active. But pirates have to keep log books too, so if Barker was secretly Black Peter, he would have needed two sets of logs. That must be what Unger discovered. After all, if anything is worth murdering over, wouldn't it be a pirate's treasure?
I consider myself somewhat of a connoisseur of murder mystery television shows. I have watched probably more than my fair share in my life. "Secret treasure" is, by now, a familiar trope. It's also an awesome trope. What kind of a cold heart does a person have to have to not get excited by pirates and treasure? I swear that you could tell even Sherlock and Joan were a little excited. Even better, this episode handled it well. I think that certain shows take hidden treasure plot lines as an excuse to get a little silly and illogical. But in this episode, the writers give us the very fun and exciting premise of treasure, and then proceeded to get real logical with it. Everything in this episode was dramatic and twisty, but made you think, "That could probably happen, right?"
After all, as Gregson points out, if treasure was buried somewhere in New York City, someone would have found it by now. There's no big X on the streets of Manhattan somewhere. Instead, the treasure is on a sunk ship, a Spanish vessel called the Santa Leticia that, according to Black Peter, had a cargo of gold doubloons. That could happen, right?
Joan, Sherlock, and Bell set out to trace Unger's footsteps. It's not easy to salvage a sunken ship, so Unger attempted to strike a deal with a treasure hunter with the fitting name of Lars Vestergaard. But Vestergaard tells the detectives that he turned down Unger's offer. As it turns out, Vestergaard already knew of the Santa Leticia and had registered a salvage claim on her. He didn't need Unger to reveal the location to him.
But when Vestergaard reached the Santa Leticia, sometime after Unger was killed, he found that the vessel was already picked clean. Someone had made it there before him. It stands to reason that someone else got their hands on the pirate's logbook, and most likely that individual is the killer.
As Joan and Bell follow up on that, Sherlock decides that he's done waiting on Shinwell's case and goes to confront him alone. He tries to persuade Shinwell to confess to his crimes, but Shinwell, visibly angry, denies it all.
Satellite photos of the location of where the Santa Leticia sank reveals that a ship had been anchored in that location before Vestergaard could get there. Tracking this ship down leads them to the handsome and very rich Mr. Al-Asmari. He cheerfully admits to salvaging the ship and to having Black Peter's logbook. Joan and the captain are amusingly shocked at having a murder suspect so happily cooperate. It becomes clear that Al-Asmari has no idea that he's involved in a murder case. He insists he never met Unger, and that an anonymous source on the internet sold him the log book for a fraction of what the treasure on the Santa Leticia was worth. All he knows is a username, Kashgar.
This episode somehow came into my home and read my dreams to see the things that I would most want to be in this episode, and thus at this point Mason makes a reappearance. He's in university now. I'm proud of him.
With Mason's help, they track down Kashgar to an IP address belonging to a career criminal. But when they go to arrest the man, he's never heard the name Kashgar. But someone else has…his 14 year old daughter, who reluctantly confesses that she's Kashgar. Once again, I love this episode.
A petite fourteen year old girl obviously didn't run a grown man through with a sword. In fact, she says she was never in possession of the log book herself. She helps people on the internet anonymously buy and sell antiques, but she never holds the objects herself. She recently helped an unknown client sell the log book directly to Al-Asmari. Strangely enough, the client let her keep all the profits from the sale for herself.
The detectives at this point are decidedly puzzled. The mysterious client that sold the log book doesn't seem to profit from this in any way; Al-Asmari got the treasure and "Kashgar" received the proceeds. Why would anyone do that?
Sherlock considers the problem from a different angle. No one profits, so who is hurt by this behavior? The obvious answer is Vestergaard, who was unable to salvage the ship. They decide to investigate Vestergaard's enemies.
This leads them to a strange group of modern "pirates." A group flying a pirate flag, but with crossed scuba tubes rather than crossbones, has been attacking and vandalizing local salvagers, including Vestergaard.
As Sherlock waits for information on who ordered this unique custom flag, Joan discovers his private confrontation with Shinwell. She's not exactly happy. The conversation that follows is a fascinating examination of the two's personal ethics.
Did you notice her pin is a bee?
Joan doesn't understand how Sherlock can try to convince Shinwell to turn himself in when that would undermine the efforts to take SBK down. She agrees, of course, that what Shinwell did was wrong, but she argues that he's the lesser of two evils and that letting Shinwell go free is worth taking down SBK.
Sherlock, on the other hand, can't accept letting Shinwell go free for a murder he committed. He points out that if/when SBK is successfully taken down, Shinwell will probably be placed in witness protection and they'll never see him again. He'll get away with murdering Jameel Clark scot free.
These were not necessarily the stances I would have expected the two to take, and yet I found it both believable and an interesting revelation of how they each think. Sherlock is obviously willing to bend and break the law. He frequently breaks and enters, he's both destroyed and fabricated evidence, and he is, after all, a recovering drug addict. There have also been episodes where he has willingly let murderers go. But in those cases, there were mitigating circumstances, such as the murderer being underage and the victim being a truly horrible person. So it's interesting to see that Sherlock does have a line in the sand; there are rules that he can't break. A murderer without extreme mitigating circumstances is a murderer no matter what, and must be punished, despite the fall out. Joan, on the other hand, is usually the more law abiding of the two. Yet here we see that her own personal sense of right and wrong, and her own feelings about the sanctity of life as learned from being a surgeon, can most certainly override even laws about serious matters like murder. She can let one murder go to try and prevent dozens or even hundreds of others.
I also think it's relevant to consider the personal stakes that both Sherlock and Joan have in Shinwell's case. Sherlock himself points out that he destroyed evidence to keep Shinwell out of jail earlier in the season. His argument is that if Shinwell kills again, he'll be responsible. But I think too that Sherlock compromised his morality to help Shinwell before, and he's clearly been uneasy about it ever since. That would make it much harder for him to compromise his morality again on a much more serious case. Joan, on the other hand, is personally invested in Shinwell. She cares about him, and, perhaps more importantly, she originally interfered in his life because she was feeling a strong personal need to help someone. It would be natural to feel repelled by the idea of sending someone you care about, someone you wanted to help, to prison.
Neither of them explicitly state these feelings in this conversation, yet I felt that this undercurrent of their personal emotions was present in the entire scene. The writers did an excellent job in this scene of subtly pulling together several strings of emotional plotline that have been built up over this season.
Before the two can reach a resolution on what to do about Shinwell, the flag lead pays off. It was purchased by a marine archaeologist and her students. The professor hates salvagers like Vestergaard for destroying important historical sites. She and her students were vandalizing them to try and slow them down.
Al-Asmari, on the other hand, preserves the treasures that he finds, and has allowed the professor in question to look at his collection before. Thus, the detectives theorize that Unger came to her after Vestergaard turned him down, but she was unable to get the funding together to reach the site before Vestergaard. In order to sabotage him and preserve the site, she killed Unger, stole the book, and arranged for Al-Asmari to receive it.
But the professor not only denies all this, but insists that Vestergaard would have had no reason to salvage the Santa Leticia in the first place. None of the historical documents that exist about the Santa Leticia say it had treasure on board. Black Peter's log book is the only book with that claim, and that book showed up after Vestergaard began funding his trip to salvage the Santa Leticia. As she speaks, Sherlock clearly gets an Idea.
As always, I'll refrain from spoiling whodunit and whytheydunit, but here's a hint: it involves The Producers. Also, I love that Sherlock is apparently a Gene Wilder fan. Do you think he's seen Young Frankenstein?
Case successfully solved, Sherlock is walking home alone at night when he's suddenly brutally attacked. By Shinwell. Enraged, Shinwell at last admits to having killed Jameel, and reveals his reason why. SBK made a deal with a rival gang, but the rival gang demanded Jameel be killed due to a romantic entanglement. But that wasn't what they told Shinwell; they told him that Jameel was a traitor to the gang and had to be taken out. So now, Shinwell will do anything to take them down, and he won't let anyone get in his way, including Sherlock. Or Sherlock's kidneys, judging from how hard Shinwell was kicking.
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Q: Psycopg2 with Python 3.7 and 3.8 - missing libssl.1.1.dylib Newly updated to macOS Catalina. New install of python 3.7 (was 3.8).
I did run the 'Install Certificates.command' suggested by the python installer.
pip3 used to install psycopg2, pyYAML etc.
I cannot import psycopg2 - missing libssl.1.1.dylib
I checked in /usr/lib and found a bunch of libssl..., but not the one that psycopg2 is looking for:
/usr/lib/libssl.0.9.7.dylib
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/usr/lib/libssl.43.dylib
/usr/lib/libssl.44.dylib
/usr/lib/libssl.46.dylib
/usr/lib/libssl.dylib

I tried 'brew install openssl' but it was not the correct version.
Is pip supposed to download the required dependencies for psycopg2 ?  If not, how/where do I get the correct ssl library ?
UPDATE: The file is there, in
/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.7/lib/libssl.1.1.dylib
/Library/PostgreSQL/12/lib/libssl.1.1.dylib
/Library/edb/languagepack/v1/Python-3.7/lib/libssl.1.1.dylib

I don't know why it cannot be found.
Is this maybe something to do with security changes in Catalina ?

A: I got help from the Apple Community.
With the latest(?) psycopg, the binary is required.
pip3 install psycopg2-binary

solved this issue for me.

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A New York native, Doris Roberts knew she would become an actress early on. "I had one line in a play in kindergarten in which I said, 'I am Patrick Potato and this is my cousin, Mrs. Tomato,'" the actress recalls. "There was laughter in the room and I loved the sound of that. It made me feel very important and that's what I wanted to do from that moment on." And so she did. She just won her third Emmy for her work as pushy mother Marie Barone on the comedy Everybody Loves Raymond. But her long career includes plenty of drama, including an Emmy for her work as a bag lady on the medical drama St. Elsewhere in 1983. She's appeared on Broadway and made more than 30 films, including The Rose, Hester Street and The Grass Harp. Her next project, the Hallmark Channel movie A Time To Remember that airs Nov. 23, brings her back to drama. Roberts, 73, plays a very wealthy, proper woman who has a strained relationship with her artist daughter and is in the first stages of Alzheimer's disease. She believes Raymond fans will be quite surprised to see her play such a different type of mother than Marie. As excited as she is about the strong dramatic part, Roberts, a widow who lives in Los Angeles, is still thrilled by the effect of her work on Raymond. "What I love and will never get jaded by is that people come to me with great big smiles on their faces. I make them laugh, which is wonderful, because if you can laugh at my character, you can laugh at your mother or mother-in-law and we need to do that."
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The Runaways are going to keep on running.
The Marvel drama about powered teens and their empowered parents has been renewed for a second season, TVLine has learned. The news comes on the eve of the Season 1 finale, which arrives on Tuesday and squarely pits PRIDE against progeny.
Additionally, Hulu has ordered a second season of Future Man, starring Josh Hutcherson, Eliza Coupe and Derek Wilson.
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