Human beings are visual creatures, and video games are a visual medium. However, now and again a game comes along – like the revolutionary mobile title Papa Sangre – and reminds us that our ears are pretty useful little organs too.
Unheard is the latest to venture into this lesser explored auditory territory. It places you in the shoes of a detective, sitting down in an interrogation room, experimenting with a sophisticated new surveillance tool called the Acoustic Detective System.
Here's how it works: you're given a shortish (generally under ten minutes) overhead clip of a floor in a building. This clip is monochrome, like an X-ray, and lacking in detail. You can make out objects like chairs and toilets, but people are represented by simple circles.
The only person you can make out in this clip is the one who isn't there: you. Acoustic Detective Systems works by letting you both observe a scene and inhabit it, like some kind of nosey time-travelling ghost.
In each scene you need to solve a crime and identify all of the people present at the scene, tagging them with names from a list. To do this, you have to get yourself within earshot of a person who happens to be talking and eavesdrop.
You start with almost no information, and have to piece together a working understanding by replaying the scene over and over, pausing, rewinding, travelling back and forth between conversations, and watching where characters go.
It's a novel concept, and if you were concerned that it's a gimmick – a fancy way of making you probe blindly around for a confession – you can relax. The puzzles and plotlines in Unheard are complex, elegant, and tricky to solve.
You can think of it more or less like a dynamic, fluid, single-player take on Cluedo – or, more recently, Her Story – but the crimes are never as simple as who killed who and where. For instance, in the first of the game's five levels you need to solve an art heist involving several suspects and a couple of befuddling twists concerning forgeries, double-crosses, and so on. We solved it, of course, but I doubt we fully understood every ramification.
Each character is richly drawn, and each one has their own agenda and is affected by events in different ways.
At times, Unheard is arguably too difficult. You need a lot of patience to sit through every conversation, slowly stitching together a picture of the crime, and you need a dollop of lateral thinking power on top of that. Even then, the clues you're given – handily reviewed after each stage in a stylized cutscene – are persuasively circumstantial rather than absolutely conclusive.
Fortunately, as in puzzle adventures of yore, you can get to the end by clicking 'answer' and trying every alternative. By the time you've solved 80% of a crime, there are generally only a handful of remaining possibilities, and no penalty for failing to get the right one first time.
Developer Next Studios stresses at the outset that you should play Unheard with headphones on, and if you do you'll get the benefit of more immersive, multi-directional sound. People to the left of your avatar will sound like they're on your left.
But this is an aesthetic rather than practical advantage, and you can solve the puzzles just fine with speakers.
It's not perfect, but Unheard is the newest concept since Her Story, and it's well worth playing. Check it out on Steam here.


Backtesting is the most integral part of any Trading system development. While developing any trading system from scratch, we have to perform several iterations of backtesting to arrive at the most optimized parameters. Also, to ensure stability of the system we have to repeatedly perform backtesting on different securities in different timeframes. This consumes lot of time and effort on an whole. In order to make this process simpler, Amibroker has provided OLE Automation interface using which external applications can access various Amibroker functionalities like backtest, optimization, data import etc. In this post, we will understand how to make use of this interface to automate Backtesting in Amibroker.
Basic understanding of Amibroker and AFL .Read here if you are an absolute beginner.
Access to any basic Trading system developed in Amibroker. Find the list of Trading systems here.
Open Amibroker and goto menu item Analysis–>New Analysis. Load your AFL formula in the analysis window and make sure that the backtest settings are proper.
Save this file in ".JS" extension and then execute it using one of the below options. It's not neccessary that Amibroker is open before executing this file.
Either of the two options above will automatically call Amibroker backtest engine and save the backtest results in the CSV file in the path provided. You will get a confirmation message once it is completed successfully. To verify, go and check for "Test.CSV" file in the location provided.
You can even open the APX file in Notepad (saved in Step 2) and manually change the AFL name and code. Also,you can automate Optimization by adding a line NewA.Run( 4 ) in the JS file . The Optimization results can also be saved as CSV file.
This is a very basic yet important script for Automating backtest in Amibroker. You can play with the JS code to do wonders. Try adding a loop to backtest multiple securities in different timeframes. Or try optimizing a strategy in different date ranges. Let us know if you have any million dollar idea which would make this automation more useful for Trading system development.
Nice, man! How would you to backtest many AFLs?
Hello Admin,Just have a Basic Query,Is it Necessary to have Amibroker to do Automated Trading.Can you please let me know how would i automate my strategies so that no Manual work is Required.What is the Process Involved after automation of Strategies?Does NSE or MCX needs to Approve these Startegies?What is Cost Involved involved in this..
Thank you Admin for Valuable information..Also Could you please let me know which NISM. Certification Module is Required and what is process for approval.
How to minimize the analysis window that opens up on running the js.
as this hampers the the charts on the amibroker screen.
Dear admin, I have tried to save results of Individual backtesting by using your above afl to a csv file. I have used apply filter to a watch list. Individual optimization is done for all scripts in the watch list and the trade list is correctly displayed in the window, but when I open the csv file, I find only the heading line in that. There is no trade list in csv file. Can you kindly help?


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I made these fun snacks for Dr. Seuss' birthday and Read Across American day. I saw a picture of these on Pinterest, but unfortunately there is no source (let me know if you know who to credit). They are sugar free jello cups with blue-tinted sugar free cool whip on top. These actually count as a "healthy" snack according to the rules at the school, so I didn't even cheat! These are super easy! Print the Thing 1 & Thing 2 labels (download HERE) on sticker paper and cut out with a 2" circle punch. Apply the stickers to the jello cups and tint the thawed cool whip with blue food coloring. Dollop the blue cool whip on top of the red jello to form spikes. That's it! Enjoy!


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Television Review: "Filthy Rich" — Crass Warfare
By Sarah Osman
For fans of novellas, Filthy Rich will be a trashy guilty pleasure.
Kim Cattrall is one of the wealthy-to-the-gills in Filthy Rich. Photo: Fox.
The first two episodes of Filthy Rich, Fox's newest prime-time soap, piled on a coma, identical twins, a man who was thought to be dead waking up in the middle of a swamp, and a porn empire about to make it big. Completely ridiculous? Yes, but somehow it works. Filthy Rich is not quality programming by any means. But the showrunners know that. Their mission was to serve up a trashy soap opera with wild twists and sly wit.
The series does have a sort of a central (albeit convoluted) plot. Set in New Orleans, The Monreaux's are a well-off Southern televangelical family, whose patriarch (Gerald McRaney) dies on a plane populated by scantily clad women. When his will is released, his wife, Margaret Monreaux (Kim Cattrall), is surprised to hear he had fathered three children out of wedlock. She and her other two children panic, and decide to try to buy off the three new kiddos. Bribery doesn't work. The three children become stakeholders in the Sunshine Network (led by the hit televangelical TV show, no doubt inspired by the 700 Club), so the family has to adapt to their new members.
Each new Monreaux comes with their own baggage. The most interesting character is Ginger (Melia Kreiling, arguably the best actor here), who runs a successful sex-themed website; she decides to bring her entourage of hoochie girls to New Orleans to capitalize on their new fame. Antonio (Benjamin Levy Aguilar) is an MMA fighter with a son and a shady past. And then there's Jason (Mark L. Young), who may not be who he says he is.
Filthy Rich will undoubtedly draw comparisons to HBO's evangelical satire The Righteous Gemstones. The latter was successful as satire; Filthy Rich is not because it doesn't have a point to make beyond celebrating the gauche and the glitzy. Filthy Rich is in the mode of Dynasty — nothing clever or sardonic intended. No doubt the writers studied numerous telenovelas; I kept expecting a priest to show up and someone to be pregnant (we do get a baptism in the second episode, so I'm not far off).
Cattrall herself is nothing too special. She oozes with honey in her failed attempt to play a faded Southern belle, which makes her one of the least entertaining parts of the series. She is stuck with the role of holding the family together, and the truth is that it's far more fun when they're fighting. Son Eric (Corey Cott) is equally boring — his only goal in life is to take over the company. It's the characters around the right-wingers who make the show fun, partly because they make things even more insane.
It's been a while since a memorably amusing and campy soap hit the airwaves (the last successful example was Revenge). The religious twist adds a humorous touch of biblical absurdity when, for example, characters hurl New Testament verses at one another to help them hawk perfume. Considering the chaos that surrounds us, as well as our serious (and mounting) problems, Filthy Rich comes off as a welcome escape. Hopefully, Fox will bring it back for another season; given the hellish situation we find ourselves in, this tawdry show is nothing short of heavenly.
Sarah Mina Osman is a writer living in Los Angeles. She has written for Young Hollywood and High Voltage Magazine. She will be featured in the upcoming anthology Fury: Women's Lived Experiences under the Trump Era.
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Every spring, the world's best players—Federer, Osaka, Sharapova, Nadal, Del Potro—flock to the BNP Paribas Open, the largest international tennis tournament outside of the four Grand Slams. For the throngs of fans that attend, that kind of top-tier talent is the main draw, of course, but the caliber and setting of Indian Wells Tennis Garden, the state-of-the-art facility where the 16-day event is held, elevates the experience even more.
With a backdrop of the blush-hued Santa Rosa Mountains to the west and comfortably warm springtime temperatures all around, this would make for an enticing destination all on its own. But tournaments at the posh tennis complex, located in the oasis-like town of Indian Wells, just south of Palm Springs, have become must-attend events also for the simple reason that you get so startlingly close to amazing athletes in action. That's because, in addition to two large, stadium-style courts, there are more than a half-dozen smaller, more intimate courts, plus a multitude of open-to-viewers practice courts, where seats are so close you can see the fuzz fly off the tennis balls, not to mention hear the occasional angry mutterings when a linesman makes a questionable call.
Tickets run from a $20 grounds pass to reserved seating for between $45 and $160; series packages and box seats are available as well. During the tournament, special autograph signings and events let fans—especially kids—connect with the athletes. You can also download the BNP Paribas Open app to keep up on all the scores and latest news. And if it all inspires you to brush up on the sport yourself, check out special tennis clinics offered at area resorts such as La Quinta Resort Tennis Club or Omni Rancho Las Palmas in Rancho Mirage, where you can sign up for morning clinics and drills, or join the pay-as-you-go adult tennis camp.


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If you want to have more free software a few years from now, it makes
sense for you to help encourage people to contribute funds for its
development.  The most effective approach known is to encourage
commercial redistributors to donate.

Users of free software systems can boost the pace of development by
encouraging for-a-fee distributors to donate part of their selling price
to free software developers—the Free Software Foundation, and others.

The way to convince distributors to do this is to demand it and expect
it from them.  So when you compare distributors, judge them partly by
how much they give to free software development.  Show distributors
they must compete to be the one who gives the most.

To make this approach work, you must insist on numbers that you can
compare, such as, “We will donate ten dollars to the Frobnitz project
for each disk sold.”  Don't be satisfied with a vague promise, such as
“A portion of the profits are donated,” since it doesn't give a basis
for comparison.

Even a precise fraction “of the profits from this disk” is not very
meaningful, since creative accounting and unrelated business decisions
can greatly alter what fraction of the sales price counts as profit.
If the price you pay is $50, ten percent of the profit is probably
less than a dollar; it might be a few cents, or nothing at all.

Some redistributors do development work themselves.  This is useful too;
but to keep everyone honest, you need to inquire how much they do, and
what kind.  Some kinds of development make much more long-term
difference than others.  For example, maintaining a separate version of
a program contributes very little; maintaining the standard version of a
program for the whole community contributes much.  Easy new ports
contribute little, since someone else would surely do them; difficult
ports such as adding a new CPU to the GNU Compiler Collection contribute more;
major new features or packages contribute the most.

By establishing the idea that supporting further development is “the
proper thing to do” when distributing free software for a fee, we can
assure a steady flow of resources into making more free software.

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Wassup guys i jus pickked up a 94 sedan. Debating if i wanna convert to 99-01 front end or keep it 94 front. Requesting pics from anyone who has the same year as mine so i can get ideas if i wanna keep it 94 or convert.
If you don't get the response you need, you may have to google it. I personally think that 98-01 front end looks better. Mine is a 95 coupe and I converted it to 98 USDM front end as soon as I bought the car back in 2005.
Cool bro thank you! I think now I wanna settle on keeping it a 94 front because is I really like the optional OEM Si-Vtec lip but I do love the 98-01 front.


The 2014 South American Byte Championships have just wrapped up, below are the final results from the event.
Pics and full report coming shortly.
Stuart, Florida February 27, 2014: Today was the first day of racing for the Byte CII North American Championship being held out of the US Sailing Centre, Martin County. This event is also the continental qualifier for the 2014 Youth Olympic Games to be held this August in Nanjing, China.
2014 Sail Brisbane – Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron is pleased to announce that the 11th annual Sail Brisbane regatta will include selection for Oceania Sailing Federation sailors to represent their countries at the second Nanjing 2014 Summer Youth Olympic Games in the single handed Byte CII dinghy class.
The Byte CII Asian Championship and 2014 Youth Olympic Games qualifier event has just wrapped up in Langkawi, Malaysia.
While many of the traditional dinghy classes rely on the vang to induce and maintain mast bend and a flat sail, the Byte CII does not. This makes the boat unique in terms of tuning and sail trim compared to the traditional dinghy classes. To help you train for the Worlds this summer, here is a basic overview of trimming the Byte CII's sail across different wind ranges.
PSA have a limited number of ByteCII's available for the YOG Qualifier this year at Sail Brisbane.
PSA are offering some great deals for clubs looking to take on the Byte CII, also available is a very special "Pay and Play"deal on chartering a boat for the summer.
Have you seen the PSA PATHWAY, follow the right path for a great future in sailing.
Check out some recent images from a ByteCII training session in Imperia.
2 days of strong winds, 20 – 25 knots in challenging conditions.
Images by Croation Coach Theo Pizzul.


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Fiorina rips 'ideological feminism'
By David Arnett
Carly Fiorina, Photo by Greg Duke, Tulsa Today
Editorial UPDATED with Video: Rising GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina appeared Friday on The View – a show that repeatedly demonstrates pathetic worship of celebrity over coherency all from a tired old leftwing progressive perspective. That is not to say the show is boring and stupid – just to directly imply it.
In the perfect set-up, TheHill.com posted an interview with Fiorina in which the presidential contender asserts that feminism has become a divisive force between men and women in politics.
"Over the years, feminism has devolved into a left-leaning political ideology where women are pitted against men and used as a political weapon to win elections," she wrote on her Facebook page TheHill.com noted.
"Being empowered means having a voice," Fiorina said. "But ideological feminism shuts down conversation — on college campuses and in the media.
"If you are a man — or a woman — who doesn't believe the litanies of the left, then you are 'waging a war on women' or offensive as a candidate, as I have been called," the former Hewlett-Packard CEO added.
Fiorina then noted that feminism's original benefits — suffrage, education and professional careers for women — are now lost in liberalism's corrupting influence. She argued that a new definition of the term is thus necessary for the advancement of all genders in the future.
"Liberal ideas are not the answer. Their version of feminism isn't working," Fiorina said in advance. Click here for more from TheHill.com.
Here is how she handled The View:
What makes celebrities in one field think their opinions in other fields are worthy of public attention? While we may greatly appreciate Barbra Streisand, Garth Brooks or Quentin Tarantino for remarkable creative talents; without education, experience or individual study in public policy their pronouncements often beg the question of why anyone should listen.
This is the stained-glass window from the Beatrice Webb House in Surrey, England, former headquarters of the Fabian Society. It was designed by George Bernard Shaw and depicts Sidney Webb and Shaw striking the Earth with hammers to "REMOULD IT NEARER TO THE HEART'S DESIRE," a line from Omar Khayyam. Note wolf in sheep's clothing in the Fabian crest above the globe.
Consider actors as a group. They are paid and find success for reciting words others write, expressing emotion and movement as directed and no matter what "star" status they achieve, they are but one of hundreds involved in the final product – stage or screen.
Just because favorite friends or sycophants at cocktail parties drool excitedly over every word doesn't mean wisdom is being expressed.
Further, Conservatives typically want to research issues before speaking on topic, but the Left and especially the Fabian Socialists currently in control of America's Democratic Party and popular culture in general damn all that is while passionately promoting that which has never been successful during thousands of years of civilization.
Rudyard Kipling in "The Gods of the Copybook Headings" summed the issue in his last two stanzas.
As it will be in the future, it was at the birth of Man —
There are only four things certain since Social Progress began: —
That the Dog returns to his Vomit and the Sow returns to her Mire,
And the burnt Fool's bandaged finger goes wabbling back to the Fire;
And that after this is accomplished, and the brave new world begins
The Gods of the Copybook Headings with terror and slaughter return!
Click here to read the full poem, "The Gods of the Copybook Headings."
This entry was posted in Tulsa Speaks on November 6, 2015 by Admin.
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NC Native Leadership Institute Members Visit the Lumbee Tribal Complex
PEMBROKE — Members of the North Carolina Native Leadership Institute met with Lumbee tribal leadership during a visit to Pembroke on Thursday.
The 23-member delegation stopped by the Tribal Office during their 3-day stay in Robeson County. The members were made up all the state's American Indian tribes.
The NC Native Leadership is the only culturally tailored leadership-training program in the state for Native leaders interested in sharpening their leadership skills, expanding networks, and fostering unity across all tribes and Indian communities in North Carolina.
"We are excited to have such an esteemed group of young leaders here with us today," said Chairman Harvey Godwin Jr. "We need young Indian leaders to serve on the Tribal Council and serve in other roles in their area. Thank you for your commitment to your respective communities and we look forward to partnering with you in the future."
The North Carolina Native Leadership Institute is offered by the UNC American Indian Center and supported by the North Carolina Community Development Initiative
Godwin was presented with gifts from Amy Locklear Hertel, director of the UNC American Indian Center.
Other staff accompanied Hertel, including Christina Strickland Theodorou, NC Native Asset Coalition Project Manager and Randi Byrd, Community Engagement Coordinator.
The group held meetings at the new Two Streams Community Center in Prospect. Chancellor Robin Cummings at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke also hosted them.
The Leadership Institute last two years. During year one, there are three weekend gatherings, which rotate around the state. During year two, cohort members will be supported as they implement regional projects. The inaugural cohort consists of participants from a variety of backgrounds, from recent college graduates and grassroots organizers to tribal administrators and council representatives.


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On Thursday, July 17, 2003, a canadian trademark registration was filed for the above pictured logo by Clearcard Payment Solutions, I 425 East Colorado Blvd., Suite 600, Glendale, California 91205, UNITED STATES . The Canadian IP office has given the trademark application number of 1185170. The current status of this trademark filing is Registration published. The correspondent listed for is BORDEN LADNER GERVAIS LLP of World Exchange Plaza, 100 Queen Street, Suite 1300, Ottawa, ONTARIO, CANADA K1P1J9 The trademark is filed in the description of Providing of financial information via electronic means; financial analysis, consultation, management, planning and research; credit card services, credit card transaction processing services, credit card verification and electronic credit card transactions; processing of financial information via electronic means in connection with payment cards, credit cards, debit cards, and stored value cards; collecting, reviewing, analyzing and reporting of financial information, namely, transactions, consumer information, marketing data, merchant account status, fraud, account usage and activity, and risk management; and providing verification of authorization of financial transactions. .
Mark Disclaimer: The right to the exclusive use of the words CARD and PAYMENT SOLUTIONS is disclaimed apart from the trade-mark.
(1) - Providing of financial information via electronic means; financial analysis, consultation, management, planning and research; credit card services, credit card transaction processing services, credit card verification and electronic credit card transactions; processing of financial information via electronic means in connection with payment cards, credit cards, debit cards, and stored value cards; collecting, reviewing, analyzing and reporting of financial information, namely, transactions, consumer information, marketing data, merchant account status, fraud, account usage and activity, and risk management; and providing verification of authorization of financial transactions.


A packed agenda including the Toyoko Inn, Hotspur Press, Airport City, Manchester Goods Yard, MMU's School of Digital Arts, and more is set to go before Manchester's planning committee next week with all these major schemes recommended for approval.
The mixed-use office and hotel is for Plot 9A in the First Street masterplan and represents the first major expansion of the site. Currently on a site used as surface parking, work is set to start in 2019 on a two-year build programme if the scheme is approved in line with officer recommendation.
This will be the hotel operator's first site in the UK, situated on a gap site on the approach to Piccadilly. The company is proposing to re-use the existing grade two-listed Union Bank alongside a 22-storey new-build hotel building, situated on a site bounded by Gore Street and Chatham Street in front of the Waldorf Pub. The site previously had planning consent for a 20-storey hotel by Yotel.
The plans by Elmloch – a joint venture between MCR Property Group and Blue Dog Property – are for a façade retention of the existing Hotspur Press mill on Gloucester Street, along with a 28-storey residential tower. Lower floors will be set aside for commercial, leisure, and retail space, and there are also proposals for a public square facing the Medlock.
The £35m project is located on the site of the Students' Union car park on Higher Chatham Street, within the All Saints Campus, and is due include teaching space for subjects including film, UX design, photography, games design, animation, and artificial intelligence. The building will house around 1,000 students a year and is estimated to generate around £13m annually for the local area.
The first phase of speculative development at Airport City features two six-storey offices of 92,000 sq ft each, along with a nine-storey car park housing nearly 1,500 spaces. Extensive public realm also features heavily in the application, including an extension to a previously-approved pedestrian footbridge and cycleway over the M56 spur road. Subject to approval, the buildings could be ready for occupation by 2021.
The outline application for The Hut Group is for the company's new headquarters at Airport City, to be delivered in three phases: the first is for an office of 289,000 sq ft over six storeys alongside a multi-storey car park featuring 1,147 spaces. Phases two and three feature a further office of 427,000 sq ft as well as up to 832 car parking spaces.
The Hut Group's investment in the area amounts to more than £750m over the next three years. The company employs around 5,000 people globally, of which around 1,000 are currently based at the Manchester Airport offices.
The application by Allied London will house Booking.com's new campus and represents an update to the previous consent the developer was given in 2017. Under the revised proposals, Manchester Goods Yard will be three 11-storey office buildings featuring 286,000 sq ft of offices along with 28,500 sq ft of retail, while the neighbouring No1 Grape Street will offer 57,400 sq ft of workspace and 4,000 sq ft of retail space in a single block.
A previously-consented 36-storey tower on the neighbouring site does not form part of the application.
And the Deloitte near monopoly continues…….
Allied London's scheme looks class.
I walk past St Johns 2-4 times a day and I can't wait for it to start coming through!
Shame about Hotspur Press, a decision that will be rued in years to come, there is absolutely no doubt about that.
Hotspur House and Booking.com look fantastic.


Could TechEd Be Bigger and Better!?
So what's my problem with TechEd? Well, people don't seem to see any value in it. And before you give me the ra ra, let me tell you, with approximately 2000 (maybe more by the last day of rego) people registered, less than 400 of those being developers, I'm thinking there are more people out there who don't see the value for money than those that do.
And what of those that are coming? Well, I assert that many of those would not be citing the content as the major reason for attending; I personally see TechEd as a networking opportunity more than a training opportunity.
So let's go back into the time machine to get an idea of why TechEd is where it's at. A little while back, say 5–10 years ago, getting on top of technical info was tough. Blogs, podcasts, webcasts, training webcasts, hands-on labs, whitepapers and code portals weren't the norm, so getting to TechEd was important if you wanted to stay ahead of the curve. That was the paradigm; hard to get information thou will get at TechEd. But then the hard to get info got easy to get; but TechEd stayed on the "get yer hard to get info here" path. Ergo the problem, the paradigm moved, the response from TechEd was to stay still.
Onto my next concern. This year was the first year I was a track owner. As I moved through the process of organising my sessions, I realised that I was essentially organising 16 1–hour presentations. Wow, I do this for a day job! In fact, I give more than 100 presentations a year, so I kept asking myself, what am I offering to attendees at TechEd this year, that they couldn't get through user groups, Microsoft road shows, or my own presentations (customer, partner or lunchtime brown bags)?
But I don't want to shake the soup bone here! Yeah I could delude myself that I think TechEd rocks the house, and keep smiling, so as to stay out of trouble, but I don't think that's why I'm employed at Microsoft. So I thought I would list some ideas and concepts that I think would make TechEd really rock, and open it up to the community of customers, partners, developers, colleagues, whoever, to give me some guidance and feedback.
1. Paradigm: What's the model for TechEd? What is the vision? What are the goals and objectives?
2. Strategy: Content delivery, venue setup and flow, marketing.
3. Execution: Who? When? How? Where?
Let me start with paradigm. The model for TechEd needs to be all about the small steps in a positive direction. No big "fill em up" sessions, but smaller, shorter, more focused sessions. The vision needs to be all about helping the attendees get ahead. The goals and objectives should be about getting content to attendees that they would not, could not, and won't get anywhere other than TechEd. It's has to be Alladin's Cave for techies. IT has to be about differentiation!
The strategy. Content delivery needs to be short and sweet, and personal. Lots of 30 minute sessions, in rooms of no more than 30–50 people. It needs to be interactive, started by a topic, fuelled by questions and conversation, and then over. All the sessions need to be immediately recorded as both web casts and podcasts, and instantly uploaded to a system where attendees can sync devices with sessions they missed out on, and watch or listen to them at a later stage. The venue needs to be multi-levelled and cosy. Also, it needs to be focused. Don't put all the exhibitors in one spot. Create areas that are relevant to the topics being presented, and have the exhibitors scattered out. So as attendees are moving from one session to another, they can observe an exhibitor, stop for a quick chat, or come back during a break. And the flow, make it meaningful. Levels as appropriate to the customer demographic. Understand who is coming, segment their interests and needs; for example, slice your audience by role, responsibility and interest. If I'm Dave, and I'm a Senior Consultant for Systems Integrator X but also love coding server components, then have sessions on Consulting Best Practices, Integration Futures and Trends, and Server Patterns and Architectures. And make sure those sessions flow in a meaningful way, from top to bottom or vice versa.
The execution. First, the who? Get experts and luminaries to talk about their experiences in the field. Get academics, researches, faculty to talk about what's being thought of for the next 15 years. Get them to talk freely, and interactively with the attendees. Share the good oil! Share the experience! The ideas and thoughts! Not just some contrived slide deck of API calls and pretty Visio diagrams.
But here's the burner! All the things we need for amazing AUSSIE TechEd are available to us. To those who say, yeah, but that's what the overseas conferences are for, get real! We have THE BEST AUSSIE consultants, THE BEST AUSSIE technologists, THE BEST AUSSIE researches! Why is AUSSIE so important? Because that's the environment we all work in! I need to know how the BEST AUSSIE does it, so I can practice it the next day. I need information, knowledge, techniques, ideas on how to be better, and I need it from those people who I consider the best.
And finally, get the attendees to provide content back. I think about all the conversations I've had after sessions with other attendees. You know, those brainstorming conversations, or those ideas on how to do something better. Setup booths around the venue, people can step into single or multi-person booths, and record their own impromptu postcast. They can capture that great conversation, and have it immediately uploaded to the central media portal for other attendees to download, along with sessions that have just been delivered. It's all about the good oil!!
Anyway, for me, I reckon TechEd could be so much more, but without understanding why people aren't attending, and find out what would make them attend, and make that the focus for TechEd, we're never going to get 10,000+ people to this event.
And why post this on my blog? Well, I didn't do it to throw mud in the faces of those who worked tirelessly to get TechEd to where it's going to be this year. And I didn't do it to be pestilent. I did it because if we don't ask questions and poke holes in the things we do everyday, and dream of ways to do things truly bigger and better, then things just stay the same. And if you don't challenge, scrutinise, and push really smart people to move outside their boundaries, past the safe places they know really well, then truly amazing things never happen!
Amen. I would sign up for that!
tell me again why my name is hotlinked to your blog.
are you trying to steal my identity??
You've raised a few valid points Dave, but for me it boils down to cost. Flights from Perth to Sydney arent cheap and there's no training budget in our small company from which to finance trips to TechEd.


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TSSA will ballot beleaguered ScotRail staff on industrial action including strike action if the company's bosses fail to withdraw plans to outsource vital station maintenance and repair work.
TSSA General Secretary, Manuel Cortes, released this statement in the light of Network Rail engineering works and disruption to SWR services in and out of London.
TSSA General Secretary Manuel Cortes has said the union will vigorously defend the right to take industrial action after major rail freight firm DB Cargo threatened to go to court in relation to an ongoing dispute over pay and conditions.
TSSA Control members at DB Cargo are set to begin industrial action short of a strike on Tuesday 27th November over pay and conditions.
Construction of the 70,000 square metre plant on the former Longannet power station site in Fife is expected to take 18 months - while a new Research and Development base is also to be constructed in Derbyshire.
TSSA General Secretary, Manuel Cortes, has welcomed a report highlighting startling new figures showing it takes longer for millions of people to get to work in every part of Great Britain than a decade ago.
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Achieving net zero economy-wide carbon emissions will require the large-scale expansion of low-carbon energy infrastructure at unprecedented rates. Yet we lack an understanding of where that infrastructure may be sited, the scale of the land and ocean area requirements, and its possible conservation impacts. This talk will present results from studies that use highly detailed energy and land use modeling to examine the effect of various levels of environmental protections on the energy infrastructure required for the Western US to achieve ambitious climate targets.
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Here are 10 major differences between the Democratic and Republican Party conventions
Alexandra Rosenmann, AlterNet
Think you've been watching America's political conventions closely? Between the DNC this week in Philadelphia, Penn., and the RNC last week in Cleveland, Ohio, here are 10 major differences.
1. Guns: Ohio is an open carry state and guns were permitted within the "event zone" of the RNC. However, far fewer firearms were seen on the streets of Philadelphia due to a 2013 ban on guns from recreation centers.
2. Celebrities: The RNC had Scott Baio. The DNC had Meryl Streep. No contest.
3. Diversity: According to Hillary Clinton's campaign, black men and women accounted for 1,182 delegates out of 4,765, about 25%, compared to 18 out of 2,472 at the RNC, less than 1%.
4. The Business Party: The RNC featured two CEOs (Tom Barrack and Willie Robertson), a lobbyist (Chris Cox) and a venture capitalist (Peter Thiel). On the other hand, the DNC emphasized unions. SEIU president Mary Kay Henry, AFSCME president Lee Saunders and AFL-CIO president Richard Trumka all spoke at the Democrats' convention.
5. Law and Order: Donald Trump has branded himself as the "law and order" candidate. Yet, only one speaker at the RNC works in law enforcement: David Clarke, Milwaukee County sheriff. By comparison, Pittsburgh Chief of Police Cameron McLay, former Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey and Dallas County Sheriff Lupe Valdez all spoke for the Democrats.
6. Education: The American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten, Arkansas fifth-grade teacher Dustin Parsons and social studies teacher Dave Willis all spoke on education at the DNC. By contrast, Liberty University president Jerry Falwell Jr. was the only person in the education sector to represent the Republicans.
7. The U.S. Military: Half the people who spoke on behalf of the military at the RNC were Benghazi attack survivors. On the other hand, the DNC featured those who lost loved ones in Iraq and Afghanistan.
8. Delegates: The DNC's "Never Hillary" crowd outnumbered the RNC's "Never Trump" crowd, which became apparent during their massive walkout Tuesday.
9. Quality of Life: The tone of the RNC was far more negative than that of the DNC. Trump's surrogates called on voters to "Make America great again" while Hillary's insisted "America is already great."
10. Most Used Words: In his RNC speech, Donald Trump's most used word was "country." Hillary Clinton's? "People."
Texas GOPer Cornyn blames Trump's problems on campaign 'grifters' — then calls Giuliani 'not relevant'
Appearing on CBS's "Face the Nation," Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) attempted to blame Donald Trump's impeachment problems on "grifters" who found a way to attach themselves to the now-president when he began to run for president.
Speaking with host Margaret Brennan, Cornyn was asked about allegations made by Rudy Giuliani associate Lev Parnas that have implicated not only the president but Vice President Mike Pence and senior White House officials in an attempt to strongarm the leaders of Ukraine in return for military aid.
"Doesn't it trouble you that [Parnas] was working so closely with Rudy Giuliani, who was acting on the president's behalf and saying he was acting on the president's behalf?" host Brennan asked. "
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Georgetown law professor John Mikhail suggested on Sunday that the portion of President Donald Trump's defense which is being covered by Alan Dershowitz to fail because it has "no sound basis" in history and law.
"There is no sound basis for Alan Dershowitz to claim that abuse of power is not an impeachable offense. In addition to being at odds with common sense, this claim is contradicted by a clear and consistent body of historical evidence," Mikhail stated.
The law professor cited the impeachment of Warren Hastings in the 1780s.
"Some of the best evidence comes from the case of Warren Hastings, which informed the drafting Art. II, Sec 4," Mikhail wrote. "The fact that he was not guilty of treason, but still deserved to be impeached, was a major reason 'other high crimes and misdemeanors' was added to the Constitution."
Appearing on MSNBC on Sunday afternoon, former Donald Trump advisor Omarosa Manigault Newman backed up assertions in the book " A Very Stable Genius" that the president is prone to tantrums when he doesn't get his way and becomes abusive to staffers and cabinet members alike.
Speaking with host Alex Witt, Omarosa -- who wrote an insider's account of life in the White House after she was unceremoniously fired -- said there was little in the new book that surprised her.
Digging into her Oval Office days, the former adviser and longtime Trump associate described the president's "zero to 200" screaming jags when displeased.
Trump 'is not a very stable genius': George Conway destroys the president for hyping harsh new book
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Year 4 were treated to a Roman-themed day, which was enhanced by all the pupils and staff wearing their best togas and laurel headdresses. During the day the children worked independently making beaded jewellery broaches with clay and working together they had the opportunity to take part in an archaeological dig. The Roman children kneaded, stretched and prepared dough to make Roman bread rolls which came out of the oven golden brown and ready to eat! During art the pupils made Roman shields which, with their costumes, looked fantastic as they all tried marching as a legion – which proved very tricky!
Each member of staff in Year 4 had their own Roman name; Empress Ricardius thought the marching was developing well. Duffius Maximus was so impressed with the bread recipe she is going to use it at home. Gladiator Todius has now left to fight her next battle and Emperor Keeffius remained behind to finish her shield. Empress Gwilliamus is still in charge of the archaeological dig that started within the Year Four atrium.


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The article on Arcega-Whiteside in particular was very interesting & it's pretty much how I've come to view WR. They show how awful the hit rate is at the position & go on to say they think there's 2 traits that are absolute musts. First is hands/ball skills. It's just too difficult to consistently get great separation in the pros, only a handful can. So you need guys with great hands & that are comfortable making catches with defenders all over them. The next one is a guy has to have a "Trump card", a trait he has that's dominant & reliable. Whether it's a guy who kills it on back shoulder fades, tremendous ability after the catch to make guys miss, straightline speed like DeSean Jackson, insane cutting ability on shorter stuff, whatever. But you need a go to.
This is an exciting group & I think some of these guys will really help their teams as rookies with their "Trump cards" even if they need further development.
Honestly though. How much are our receivers force-fed the ball?
Are they not able to make these catches or are they not getting the opportunities?
Death, taxes, and narrative driving.
Is he not driving a narrative too?
The question has to be answered or we're wasting our resources on WRs we think are good but we'll later blame.
I'd like to know the answer definitively. Until then, unless a WR is undeniably great, we're wasting our time.
I really like Arcega, Deebo, and Butler. I think the draft shakes out well for WRs in the second, (Butler won't make it that far) but I don't know if the Titans view the group as a big enough need to take a WR there with other guys on the board. You have to remember that the flanker in this offense is likely the 4th or 5th option.
I'd like to know the answer definitively.
If we are missing something at WR after the money we gave Humphries and the pick we spent on Davis, what we are lacking in the FO is the real problem.
We are missing an adequate and capable QB.
For once, can we TRY to discuss the WR position without derailing a solid thread @Face put together?
I think CD is a jack of all trades type of dude, which is, IMO, what you want from your number 1. I'm super intrigued by Isabella. Wherever he goes, I'll follow his career.
I'd love to pick up Isabella... i dont think he's on our boards though, we havent met with him a single time and he seems to be outside of JRob's Ht/Wt minimums.
He's also a jack of all trades but limited in size. Makes up for it everywhere else though.
If Arcega-Whiteside is truly the next Julio or Evans, then sign me up for tickets.
That's one thing we missed last year with Matthews gone, was a WR that could and would fight for the catch and win with consistency.
He's a slot type WR. We have a Humphries and we have other guys who can play in the slot. It wouldn't make much sense to draft a guy in two who isn't ideal on the outside.
Arcega rounds out what the Titans don't have. He's not a blazer but he's physical and gets open and he makes the darn catch. He projects as an outstanding #2 WR.
I agree in that we need a deep threat with size.
I just think isabella is the smartest and most polished route runner with the most elite speed/agility skill set and could be the best WR in this draft but he's predicted to go later than most because of his height and skin color.
If he's still there in the 4th I'd be livid if we dont go after him.


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Southend tells Government £50million Seaway Leisure development should go ahead
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A developer hoping to transform the Seaway car park into a major leisure attraction in Southend could win an appeal against the council after a planning committee told the Government it should go ahead.
Plans to build a new cinema and bowling alley along with a range of restaurants were deferred in January due to concerns over the number of parking spaces which will be cut from 661 to 555.
However, this jeopardised the entire scheme as it meant developer Turnstone was unable to get planning permission in the time allocated in an agreement with Southend Council, prompting the firm to lodge an appeal.
As part of the appeals process, the Government asked members of the Development Control Committee to meet again and decide to either approve or reject the plans.
On Wednesday, a divided committee voted in favour of the plans going ahead – leaving the final decision in the Government's hands.
Speaking at the meeting, was the council's deputy leader Councillor Ron Woodley who the committee that the plans were a "golden opportunity" to "breathe new life into the town centre".
Addressing the car parking concerns, he explained he hoped to create hundreds of new parking spaces in the surrounding area, including turning Tylers Avenue and York Road car parks in multi-storeys.
He said: "This is an increase of 826 car parking spaces in total which does not include the plans to re-surface Southchurch Park East and East Beach car parks to help visitors who just want to go to our beaches."
He further highlighted the development will bring an extra 550 new jobs to the borough.
But speaking against the plans was Adventure Island owner Philip Miller who said in a statement, any reduction in parking spaces would "put all seafront businesses in jeopardy".
Committee member, Independent councillor Brian Ayling, was also critical of the plans and said Turnstone had "treated the thoughts of councillors with contempt" by lodging and appeal rather than working with them to resolve concerns.
He added: "To be honest, I welcome the planning inspector getting involved in this. If we reject, he will make the decision and I have a lot of faith in the planning inspectorate."
However, Labour councillor Matt Dent told the committee: "I don't see any valid planning reason to reject this scheme".
The council's planning officers also stressed it was their view the plans do meet the requirements needed to be granted planning permission.
In the end a proposal to refuse was narrowly rejected by seven votes to nine and the majority voted in favour of the plans. The decision will now go to the secretary of state who will make a final decision.
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Konstantin Mereschkowski proposed a symbiotic origin for cells with nuclei. The concept of the eukaryote has been attributed to the French biologist Edouard Chatton The terms prokaryote and eukaryote were more definitively reintroduced by the Canadian microbiologist Roger Stanier and the Dutch-American microbiologist C.
In his work Titres et Travaux Scientifiques, Chatton had proposed the two terms, calling the bacteria prokaryotes and organisms with nuclei in their cells eukaryotes.
However he mentioned this in only one paragraph, and the idea was effectively ignored until Chatton's statement was rediscovered by Stanier and van Niel. Plants had thus inherited photosynthesis from cyanobacteria.
This helped to uncover the origin of the eukaryotes and the symbiogenesis of two important eukaryote organellesmitochondria and chloroplasts. Wheeler renamed this the Archaea. Dring suggested that the eukaryotic cell's nucleus came from the ability of Gram-positive bacteria to form endospores.
In and later papers, Thomas Cavalier-Smith proposed instead that the membranes of the nucleus and endoplasmic reticulum first formed by infolding a prokaryote's plasma membrane. In the s, several other biologists proposed endosymbiotic origins for the nucleus, effectively reviving Mereschkowski's theory.
Eukaryotic DNA is divided into several linear bundles called chromosomeswhich are separated by a microtubular spindle during nuclear division. Internal membrane[ edit ] The endomembrane system and its components Eukaryote cells include a variety of membrane-bound structures, collectively referred to as the endomembrane system.
Many cells ingest food and other materials through a process of endocytosiswhere the outer membrane invaginates and then pinches off to form a vesicle. Alternatively some products produced by the cell can leave in a vesicle through exocytosis. The nucleus is surrounded by a double membrane commonly referred to as a nuclear membrane or nuclear envelopewith pores that allow material to move in and out.
It includes the rough endoplasmic reticulum where ribosomes are attached to synthesize proteins, which enter the interior space or lumen. Subsequently, they generally enter vesicles, which bud off from the smooth endoplasmic reticulum.
For instance, lysosomes contain digestive enzymes that break down most biomolecules in the cytoplasm. Many protozoans have contractile vacuoles, which collect and expel excess water, and extrusomeswhich expel material used to deflect predators or capture prey.
In higher plants, most of a cell's volume is taken up by a central vacuole, which mostly contains water and primarily maintains its osmotic pressure. Mitochondria and plastids[ edit ] Simplified structure of a mitochondrion Mitochondria are organelles found in all but one [note 1] eukaryote. Mitochondria provide energy to the eukaryote cell by converting sugars into ATP.Pearson, as an active contributor to the biology learning community, is pleased to provide free access to the Classic edition of The Biology Place to all educators and their students.
Start studying AP Biology: Cell Respiration. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools. The classification of archaea, and of prokaryotes in general, is a rapidly moving and contentious field.
Current classification systems aim to organize archaea into groups of organisms that share structural features and common ancestors. These classifications rely heavily on the use of the sequence of ribosomal RNA genes to reveal relationships between organisms (molecular phylogenetics).
Notes for AP Biology: Cellular respiration and fermentation harvest free energy from sugars to produce free energy carriers (ATP.) The free energy available in sugars drives metabolic pathways in cells. Photosynthesis and . Molecular biology (Support your answer with suitable, well labeled and colored diagrams) A) Structure and Functions of Nucleic acids.
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This article will cover the basics of unboxing your new Bafang BBSHD mid drive, and installing it on your bicycle. This is part three, of a four part series. First we covered removal of the bottom bracket cartridge, which could apply to just about any model of mid drive. Next we covered mating the battery connectors to the controller, which can help any new ebiker, even hubmotor customers.
I thought I was only going to need to write three parts, but now that I have gotten my personal BBSHD running, and I'm preparing to take the pics for this pictorial…I realized there are many useful bits of information that I wanted to understand as soon after I reached the basic operational stage (so, I imagine that many of our readers would appreciate info on that too).
Part four will cover BBSHD customization of the programming, upgrading to the larger color dashboard, listing some desirable accessories, and several other items that I feel will dramatically improve the rider experience for all the new Bafang mid drive owners.
I am rushing this first half of this article just to get it out there, since many BBSHD customers did not start out as "bicycle" people, and are unfamiliar with some of the tools and terms. If you have been working on bicycles for many years, you probably don't need this tutorial at all. However, even people who are new to the bicycle game will likely be reassured once they see the pics of what is involved, and can tackle the install with more confidence.
The bottom bracket (BB) of bicycles are made in several widths. The most common by far is a 68mm (2.7-inches). You will occasionally find a 73mm, 83mm, 100mm, and 120mm. The 100mm (3.9-inches) has recently become popular for fatbikes (like this one), and some off-road bicycles. For a variety of reasons, I chose to mount a 120mm kit onto a 100mm wide bottom bracket, and I will take up the slack using Luna Cycles aluminum spacer rings. Now that I've done this, I would be completely comfortable buying a 100mm kit for a 100mm BB.
I would not recommend installing a 120mm kit onto a bicycle with a 68mm BB shell, but there should be no problems if you'd like to mount an 83mm or 73mm kit into a common 68mm bike (which would require the addition of spacer rings, as I have done here below).
As you can see, back in part two we soldered a male XT90-S connector (yellow) onto the controller cable. Because I have decided to mount the motor inside the frame triangle, I had to grind away some of the fin material off of the shell, and I also had to bang a serious dent into the seat-tube in order to do that (not recommended). For a normal installation, the motor sits in front of a straight downtube, and no modification to the drive or frame is necessary.
Take the drive unit, and insert it into the bottom-bracket (BB) shell from the chain side. The OD of the sleeve is 33.4mm, and the ID of the BB shell (on my model of frame) is 33.6mm, so it will be snug. Be careful not to ding any threads on the drive or the BB shell. The dust and scuffs in the pic are because this is the second time I installed it after the initial test run.
If you look closely, this drive is marked 750W, and the controller can be adjusted to make it a street-legal PAS ebike, depending on your local laws. For off-road, it can be de-restricted to a max of 52V X 30A = 1560W.
The retaining bracket and bolts.
Locate the retaining bracket and two bolts, which use a 5mm hex wrench. Notice the radial ridges pressed into the side of the bracket. These are designed to dig into the side of the BB shell edge, and hold the motor in place, instead of the drive rocking back and forth. Make sure these ridges face the bike when installing.
When the motor is applying power, it will try to pull up towards the downtube. These ridges only attempt to keep the weight of the motor from drooping down.
Also, one of the factory threaded holes that the bolts go into was not deep enough. You can cut one of the bolts shorter, or add washers to one of them. I found a nut that was just a hair too large to thread on, and used it as a thick washer. It still left more than enough engaged threads to make a solid connection. [edit: I now seem to remember there were some short sleeve spacers in the kit that could have performed the function of the nut in the picture above, which is acting as if it is a thick washer, and possibly also to allow a 73mm kit to fit onto a 68mm BB].
tightening the bolts on the retainer.
In the pic above, I have threaded-on the locking ring. I spun it all the way down, and then I backed it off two full threads, in order to see how many spacers I will need. The tape measure is showing I need a minimum of 20mm (about 3/4 of an inch, the difference between the 100mm BB shell width, and the 120mm kit). I will slide-on about 22mm's worth to allow for compression after tightening. These spacer-rings are available in 1mm, 2mm, and 4mm thicknesses.
Once everything has been road-tested to my satisfaction, all threaded parts will be backed off and I will apply "thread locker" fluid, which is a type of glue made specifically to prevent nuts and bolts from coming loose.
In the pic above, the 22mm stack of spacers has been installed (3/4's of an inch thick), the locking ring has been tightened down, and I am about to use a 3/8th ratchet wrench and my 8mm hex bit to tighten down the crank arm onto the square-taper spindle tip. The bolt is steel, and the spindle is steel, so…you can really tighten it very firmly.
In fact, since this crank arm is aluminum, any looseness at all will result in the crank-arms' socket being permanently damaged when pedaling. It is not just a "good idea" to tighten it down firmly, it is vital to do so every time you re-attach a crank-arm.
Find the five small hex-head bolts, and use a 4mm hex wrench to attach the stock drive-sprocket. If this part had a separate central "spider" and toothed part, it would be called a "chainring". The threads on these five bolts are 5mm X 0.80, which is the "standard" size M5, found at most decent hardware stores.
Just like the other side, tighten down the crank-arm bolt very firmly every time you re-assemble these.
Putting the chain back on.
Since I am young and handsome, this enormous hairy hand shown in the pic belongs to my hideous assistant, who escaped from a institution for the criminally insane.
Its time for the first "bench test". Sorry for the blurry picture, I will take another this week. Find the two connectors with eight pins. These connector housings are not keyed, so be very careful inserting them together, so you don't bend any of the pins. There is one empty pin location (out of a possible nine), so they cannot be plugged-in the wrong way, but…the lack of a housing key-slot means you can damage this part very easily.
In the pic above, the outside of this connector-pair has two arrows cast into the plastic, but they are not easy to see. I used a CSI computer program to "enhance the pixels" of the light reflecting off of them. Line these up before connecting them every time, don't try to do it by "feel", or you will eventually regret if you do that.
The two E-brake connectors look similar to the 3-pin hand-throttle connector, but the thumb-style hand throttle provided has the female sockets on the throttle side, with the male pins located on the controller side (the E-brakes are the opposite). These housings are properly keyed, to ensure they can be easily inserted in the correct orientation without any danger of bending the tiny 5-volt pins. I was also pleased to see that the throttle connector housings have a pliable water-resistant sleeve.
In the pic above, you can see the XT90-S "anti-spark" connectors, with the female on the battery side, and the male on the controller side. If you ever decide you need to make this cable-run longer, add wire to the controller side. The battery is always energized, and has a huge amount of stored power, even when it is considered "low" by the controller. A simple mistake can cause a fire, badly burn your fingers, or damage the expensive pack. I work on these kinds of batteries all the time, and even with my experience? when I have a choice…I always work on the controller wires.
The ON/OFF switch and control display.
Now for the magic moment. Press the center button on the ON/OFF controller for about two seconds. If everything is working right, and your battery is charged up, the display will fire-up and look like this.
Make sure nothing is touching the rear tire, or leaned up against it. 99.9% of the time, the rear wheel is about to take off very fast, so be aware of that.
Spin the crank-arm, and at about the halfway around point…the drive will likely start to apply power from the PAS signal. Next, pick up the thumb throttle and give it a try, too. If both of them made the rear wheel spin, then…your face should be smiling very hard right about now. Exercise caution with how hard you are smiling, it can damage the muscles in your face if you are smiling harder than your face is used to.
Mounting the spoke-magnet and sensor, so the controller can tell how many RPMs the wheel is spinning at.
where do you mount the hydraulic E-brakes?
They would be mounted exactly where the other brakes go, with the special sensors that are needed along with the included magnets.
Can the spacers go on both sides of the BB to adjust the chain line? Secondly, what are the pros and cons of putting on a 100mm kit on a 68mm BB? If the pedals are further apart, does that affect comfort while pedaling and does your shoes brush against the crank? Great info, thanks for the article!
You can use spacers to move the entire drive a little over to the left or right. The problem with that is that it also moves the pedals too. I have a 120mm BBSHD on a bike with a 100mm BB shell. It works great for me, but…if you do the same and hate it, I will be sad.
I just went through this. I have a Electra Townie which has the 68mm BB. Just before clicking on the "Complete Your Order Button" I read a discussion on the Luna Cycle site implying you could make the next size up fit. Being a cheapskate and thinking if that is so I ordered the 100mm with free spacers for my 68mm BB. It doesn't work out because the chain line ends up displaced 32mm and as you mentioned the pedal symmetry is offset. My biggest issue was after discovering the spacers need to be put on the chain ring "driven" side, my now 7 speed chain alignment was too far out of line. Long story short, Luna Cycle allowed me to exchange the motor for the 68mm and it went on just like it should. The reason the spacers cannot go on both sides is because the motor bracket will not get the grip into the BB it is intended to have. It will grip a spacer, but there is nothing allowing the spacer to grip the BB and the motor assembly will droop.
Thanks for your first-hand insite on this Chuck. From what you're saying, the spacers really need to have a notched design so the motor bracket will stay coupled to the spacers, and the spacers to the BB for the motor to stay in place. Either that or go with the proper motor-to-BB size.
Going to have to make a custom part for my trek super fly to get this kit to work since it has the press bearing into the BB. You would think Luna would have this part to make up the difference in diameter. That and their cable length of their hydraulic brakes they sell are pretty short. Going to have to find a shop to lengthen them. So it wasn't a plug and play with their kit by far.
How can a person modify existing brake handles to utilize the LunaCycle e-brake sensors?


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In this remarkable blog post on Espionage History Archive, Nikolai Leonov, KGB rezident in Mexico City in 1963, talks about his encounter with the man who would be accused of killing JFK.
Entering the reception room for foreigners, I saw a young man with an unusually pale face. A revolver lay on the table, its cylinder loaded with bullets. I say nearby and asked him how I could be of assistance. The young man said his name was Lee Oswald.
I'm wondering if the picture of the man photographed outside the Soviet embassy in Mexico (November, 1963) and sent to CIA headquarters from Mexico City by station chief, Win Scott, ever was identified; or, was there a search of records/ pictures (covering that time frame) within the Soviet Embassy to discern who this man was? Even now, there is no indication that the real Oswald was ever identified to be at the Soviet or Cuban embassies. The only proof offered is the alleged signature from the hotel where Oswald allegedly stayed.
…..The FBI and CIA chiefs weren't about to let Rankin know all that.
It sounds like this was an entirely separate incident than the three incidents that Duran had with "Oswald" at the consulate. This is a fourth incident, with "Oswald" at the Cuban Embassy.
This could have even involved Claude Capehart (or whoever the blond man was) at the embassy on September 26. The CIA got two quick photos of this guy as he rushed in and out of the embassy at 1:30.
…but in fact it is the stuff of a lawsuit filed in federal court in Fresno by a respected Madera County judge acting as a private citizen, one who does not like it when the CIA tells him to get off its case.
The judge, who was the district attorney at the time, is David Minier, 61 — and he now sits on the Municipal Court bench in Chowchilla. He gained a certain fame in the 1970s for prosecuting three young men who had kidnapped 26 Chowchilla schoolchildren and their bus driver.
Two years ago, using the Freedom of Information Act, he sued the CIA after the agency refused to tell Minier whether Claude Barnes Capehart had ever been employed by the CIA and whether Capehart was in Dallas in November 1963, when Kennedy was assassinated….
Minier's odd quest about the Kennedy assassination started nearly 20 years ago, when Capehart moved to Chowchilla and opened a well-drilling business. Soon Capehart came to the county sheriff's office and said some men had been sent from "back East" to kill him. Sergeant Dale Fore said he would look into it….
….In 1989, Fore and Minier prepared to interview Capehart at his home in Nevada. A few hours before they were to meet him, Capehart, 64, dropped dead of a heart attack.
So far, the CIA is saying nothing about Claude Capehart.
The Cubans have identified Oswald in its consulate in Mexico City through material evidence (the visa application bearing both a photo and the signature of Oswald) and four eye witnesses.
." The young man said his name was Lee Oswald, that he was an American, and that he was currently under constant surveillance and wanted to return immediately to the USSR, where he had earlier lived and worked in Minsk, and be delivered from the constant fear for his life and for the fate of his family."Nikolai Sergeevich Leonov statment rings true as every step he made from joining the Marines,Russia,NY, Fort Worth,Dallas,NO,Bus trip to Mexico and been driven to work on Nov 22 1963 he had a chaperone of one kind or other.
For anyone interested in the random connections between some of the people that pop up in this case: Prior to Leonov meeting Oswald, Olga Ferrer, a professor at LSU who taught Russian and Spanish rented an apartment in Mexico City in Aug 63. In early Sept she phoned Leonov and later they met at her apartment. Back in Oct 61, a neighbour of Ferrer's had contacted the FBI about her. The neighbour was Carlos Bringuier's brother-in-law Rolando Pelaez who Oswald gave his Marine Training Manual to in early Aug 63. By the way I'm not suggesting this is anything more than a coincidence if that.
A bit more about Ferrer. Another person who visited her apartment in Sept 63 was Valentin Bakulin, who a few months earlier had been targeted for recruitment by the CIA. In mid Oct, a former student of Ferrer's, Charles Johnson walked into the US embassy and told of meeting Ferrer the previous month and they discussed how he could improve his proficiency in Russian. She suggested he contact a Soviet embassy person, and mentioned Leonov who then called Johnson. The CIA thought about using Johnson in an operation against Leonov but eventually decided against it.