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Another Triple-Digit Sunday
first published August 7, 2022 & last updated August 17, 2022 Gary Valle
Sycamore Canyon, Laguna Peak, and the Channel Islands from Boney Mountain.
Update on August 17, 2022. As of today, my West Hills weather station has recorded a high of 100 degrees or higher for 12 consecutive days.
It was another triple-digit Sunday. Once again the high in the west San Fernando Valley was forecast to hit one-hundred and something. I'd hope to beat most of the heat by getting an early start and running where it wouldn't be quite so hot.
I hadn't been able to get out to Stoney Point Saturday morning, so was looking to do a little easy climbing as part of my Sunday run. I was considering three options: Topanga Lookout Ridge, Strawberry Peak, and Boney Mountain.
Boney Mountain from connector trail above Danielson Road
While none of the three are difficult by rock climbing standards, all require the use of handholds and footholds, good route-finding skills, and good judgment. It is entirely possible to fall on any of them.
The Topanga Lookout Ridge loop is about 8.5 miles long with 2000′ of gain/loss. There are a few short climbing segments on the crest of the ridge that can be accessed from the use trail.
The basic loop up the Western Ridge of Boney Mountain and over Tri Peaks to the Backbone Trail and back to Wendy Drive is about 15.5 miles long with 3400′ of gain/loss. It is longer and more difficult than the Topanga Lookout Ridge loop.
The loop over the top of Strawberry Peak from the Colby Canyon Trailhead is about 12 miles long with 3100′ of gain/loss. There is some class 2/3 climbing on the west side of Strawberry, and it is essential to stay on route. There have been a number of rescues of those attempting to climb the peak.
View along the top of Boney Mountain's western escarpment.
It was a few minutes past six when I pushed the start button on my Garmin and jogged down the hill from the trailhead at Wendy Drive. I'd run about a half-mile when I heard another runner behind me. We chatted for a couple minutes and I learned he was preparing to do the Wonderland Trail around Rainier and then the Bear 100.
We were both going to the same area, but by different routes. I was climbing Boney Mountain's Western Ridge and then working over to the Backbone Trail. He was doing an out and back to Sandstone Peak via Upper Sycamore, Sycamore Canyon, and the Backbone Trail. We would run into each other again at the Danielson Multi-Use Area on the way back to Wendy Drive.
Morning shadows on Boney Mountain's western escarpment
As always, the climb up the Western Ridge (Mountaineer's Route) was enjoyable. The rock climber in me always wants to check out potential lines, but this morning there wasn't much time for that. The longer it took to get up Boney, the hotter it was going to be later in the run!
The temperature was already in the eighties when I reached the Backbone Trail. Before the fires and floods of past decade, the run down the Chamberlain segment of the Backbone Trail was one of the better running descents in the Santa Monica Mountains. From the Tri Peaks Trail junction to the Old Boney Trail it drops about 1500′ over three miles. Today, except for the stretch of trail near Chamberlain Rock, it was nearly back to its original form.
Holly-leaved cherries along the Chamberlain segment of the Backbone Trail
As in other areas of the Santa Monica Mountains, the effect of the heavy December rains was evident. The red shanks, and chaparral in general, seemed to be greener. This year there is a bumper crop of holly-leaved cherries, which must make the coyotes happy. Unlike last year, it looks like there should be some Christmas berries this Winter, since a number of Toyon were covered in green berries.
On the way down the Chamberlain Trail I started to fret that the water at Danielson might not be turned on. The water faucets in Sycamore Canyon are usually dependable, but on a run a few years ago the water system was turned off for servicing. Or what if there had been a drought-related water supply issue?
It turned out the water was still on, and I drank a lot of it. The remainder of the run went well, although I was a little surprised that the sensor on my pack recorded temps in the nineties in Sycamore Canyon. I had expected the south-facing stretch on Danielson road to be torrid, but a nice breeze kept the temperature tolerable.
Some related posts: Looking for Boney Mountain, Looking for Boney Bluff, Orange Sun Rising – A Boney Mountain Adventure Run
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Out and Back Trail Run to the Ray Miller Trailhead from Wendy Drive
first published October 24, 2021 & last updated October 29, 2022 Gary Valle
When I parked at the Wendy Drive trailhead, there was just enough light to see a wide band of high clouds overhead. That was good news. With a well-advertised storm expected to move through the area the next day, I hadn't been sure what weather to expect for today's run.
Colorfully illuminated clouds a few minutes before sunrise on the Wendy Connector Trail
The general forecast was for low clouds and fog in the morning, giving way to partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. I was going to be running one of the more scenic trails in the Santa Monica Mountains — the Ray Miller Trail. High clouds and sunshine were a much better option than running in the fog or with gloomy, overcast skies.
Shortly after leaving the trailhead, the band of high clouds became underlit by the reds, oranges and yellows of the rising sun. It was going to be a good run.
The route-finding on this run is relatively straightforward. From the Wendy Drive trailhead on Potrero Road, run over to the Satwiwa Native American Indian Culture Center (see Satwiwa map). From the Culture Center run 4+ miles on Big Sycamore Canyon Road/Trail toward the beach. Some of this is paved.
La Jolla Canyon, PCH and Mugu Peak from the Ray Miller Trail
Once past the junction of Sycamore Canyon and Wood Canyon fire roads, take either the Wood Canyon Vista Trail (Backbone Trail) or Fireline Trail up to the Overlook fire road. From the top of the Wood Canyon Vista Trail turn left on Overlook fire road, or from the top of Fireline turn right, and follow the road to the top of the Ray Miller Trail. The Fireline option is about 0.4 miles longer. Here's a map from the State Park website. Note that the La Jolla Canyon Trail is closed.
The Ray Miller Trail drops about 1000′ over 2.6 scenic miles. There is usually water available at the parking lot at the trailhead. Today the conditions were about as good as they get. The trail was in excellent condition. The temperature was in the mid-70s. The marine layer was holding offshore and a few puffy clouds had formed over the higher peaks.
One of the things about the Ray Miller Trail is that run/hike up it is almost as enjoyable as the run down. It is a very popular, and there are almost always runners and hikers on the trail. Running up a section of trail, I thought I recognized someone going down. It was nine-time Badwater finisher Chris Frost. We talked for a while about trails, running and races.
Fall color on a California sycamore along Wood Canyon Fire Road
From Overlook Fire road the route back to Wendy was a familiar one — Hell Hill, Wood Canyon Fire Road, Two Foxes Trail, Big Sycamore Canyon Road, Upper Sycamore Canyon Trail, Danielson Road, and the Satwiwa Loop Trail. Including a short jog over to PCH the run was a little over 24 miles with about 3100′ of elevation gain.
Here's an interactive, 3D terrain view of the Wendy Drive – Ray Miller Out & Back trail run. The map can be zoomed, tilted, rotated, and panned. To change the view, use the control on the upper right side of the screen. Track and placename locations are approximate and subject to errors. Poor weather, and other conditions may make this route unsuitable for this activity.
Some related posts: A Windy Run, Walk, Ride, for Wildlife Research; Running to Ray Miller; Ray Miller Training Run
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Not So Busy Sandstone Peak
first published September 19, 2021 & last updated July 23, 2022 Gary Valle
Boney Mountain area peaks from the top of Sandstone Peak.
With the closure of Los Padres, Angeles, San Bernardino, and Cleveland National Forests until Thursday, I did not expect to find the summit of the highest peak in the Santa Monica Mountains empty. Even if it was by happenstance, I've rarely found the summit of Sandstone unoccupied on a Saturday or Sunday morning.
Like last weekend's run, this morning's trail run started at the Wendy Drive Trailhead on Potrero Road in Newbury Park. But today's route had a lot more elevation gain, and some steep scrambling up the rocks of Boney Mountain's Western Ridge. It's an adventurous way to do Boney Mountain, Tri Peaks, and Sandstone Peak, and get in some excellent running on a very scenic stretch of the Backbone Trail.
Overall, the route was in the best shape I've seen since the 2018 Woolsey Fire. The path that works up the north side of Tri Peaks and around the east side of its summit blocks was relatively clear. Following trailwork by the Santa Monica Mountains Trails Council, the Chamberlain Trail segment of the Backbone Trail was once again an enjoyable downhill run.
Here's an interactive, 3D terrain view of a GPS trace of my usual route (yellow) to Sandstone Peak from Wendy Drive via Boney Mountain's Western Ridge, and return via Big Sycamore Canyon. A GPS track of the Cabin trail is also shown. Variations of the route include doing the Mishe Mokwa loop after climbing Sandstone Peak; and returning to Sycamore Canyon via Serrano Valley/Canyon instead of Blue Canyon.
Some related posts: Sandstone Peak from Wendy Drive, Over Boney Mountain to Sandstone Peak and Serrano Valley, An End of Year Boney Mountain Adventure, Too Many Flowers on the Chamberlain Trail
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Fogbow Near the Top of Hell Hill in Pt. Mugu State Park
Fogbows form opposite the sun in a manner similar to rainbows, except the water droplets that create a fogbow are much smaller than raindrops. Because a fog droplet is so small, the physics of the interaction is different. The result is often a diffuse, primarily white bow.
The photograph of the fogbow was taken Sunday morning on an out and back run from Wendy Drive to Mugu Peak. The sun was about 14 degrees above the horizon. More about fogbows and other atmospheric phenomena can be found on Les Cowley's Atmospheric Optics website.
Some related posts: Rainbow Colors in Cirrus Clouds Over Los Angeles, Out and Back Trail Run to Mugu Peak
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Hidden Pond – Old Boney Loop, Pt. Mugu State Park
first published March 14, 2021 & last updated October 29, 2022 Gary Valle
Morning on the Hidden Pond Trail, Boney Mountain in the distance.
The Hidden Pond – Old Boney Loop is a variation of the XTERRA Boney Mountain Trail Run 21K course. The route is about a half-mile longer and has a couple hundred feet more of elevation gain, but all the key trails are the same. It starts/ends at the Wendy Drive & Potrero Road Trailhead.
Here is an interactive 3D terrain view of the Hidden Pond – Old Boney Loop and a few photos taken along the way.
Related post: Boney Mountain Half Marathon
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first published January 20, 2018 & last updated January 25, 2018 Gary Valle
My legs hadn't fully recovered from a bit-too-long training run a couple of weeks ago and I'd been looking to do a 4 to 5 hour trail run that didn't involve a huge amount of elevation gain. In the areas of Southern California where I run, it's tough to find a 20 mile trail run that isn't hilly. With "only" about 3000′ of gain, I'd opted to do an out and back to Mugu Peak from from the Wendy Drive trailhead in Newbury Park.
La Jolla Valley Loop Trail and La Jolla Canyon. Click for larger image.
Mugu Peak is a very popular summit. With the La Jolla Canyon Trail still closed, most of the hikers doing the peak are now using the Chumash Trail as an alternate. Runners have more options and can reach the peak from the Ray Miller, Sycamore Canyon, and Wendy Drive trailheads.
At the moment I was about a mile north the Danielson Multi Use Area, running on a paved section of road in Big Sycamore Canyon. The Sin Nombre and Hidden Pond trails can be used to avoid this stretch of pavement, but at this point in a long run I usually just want to get to the Upper Sycamore Trail as quickly and easily as possible.
Pt. Mugu from Mugu Peak. Anacapa and Santa Cruz Islands are in the distance. Click for larger image.
Running a couple of miles on pavement isn't necessarily a bad thing. Especially in Sycamore Canyon. The road is lined with sycamores and oaks and there is plenty of shade. The uniformity of the road is both good and bad. It's good because the running is more automatic and bad for the same reason. It can be tedious — especially on tired legs at the tail end of a long run.
The traffic along the road is usually not an issue. Today, I had passed a couple of groups of hikers and been passed by a few mountain bikers. Most of the time the road was empty.
California bay along the Upper Sycamore Trail. Click for larger image.
I first heard the sound some distance behind me. Hissing isn't quite the right word. It was a synchronized blend of aerodynamic, mechanical and road noises and it was getting closer. At first I thought it might be a ranger's truck, but it didn't sound like a vehicle. I glanced behind me to see a mass of approaching cyclists, and wondered how many bikes there would be.
I heard a shout of "Right!" as the lead cyclist alerted the group, and in an instant the peloton began to sweep past. I felt a little like the breakaway racer that is inevitably consumed by the unrelenting pack. For a few moments I could feel the push of the peloton and then they were gone.
The lead group was followed by a second group, nearly as large, and then an assortment of riders that had been left behind. After they were past, I settled back into the run and soon saw the yellow "narrow bridge" sign near the start of the Upper Sycamore Trail. Turning onto the rocky, narrow trail, I switched back into trail mode. A little less than three miles to go…
Related posts: Busy Mugu Peak, Wendy Drive – Mugu Peak Challenge


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How To Watch Star Trek Discovery
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After almost 15 years the time is almost upon us, in less than 17hours the eagerly awaited Star Trek Discovery will premiere on CBS and then the second episode will be shown on CBS ALL Access, over the last week many people have been asking the same questions over and over in regards of how do I sign up where can I see it and most importantly how do I get the CBS all Access Apps.
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Bell offers up new solution, asks CRTC to reverse simsub ban
Accompanying the application was a Bell Media-commissioned report arguing the decision has already cost the Canadian economy an estimated $158 million.
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Bell and a group of organizations including the NFL, ACTRA and the Association of Canadian Advertisers (ACA) have once again requested the CRTC revisit its decision to ban simultaneous substitution (or "simsub") for the Super Bowl game.
In an application to the commission, Bell asked for the simsub ban to be suspended for the 2018 Super Bowl game and rescinded altogether in subsequent years. In exchange, Bell said it would produce a special broadcast of all the game-day U.S. Super Bowl ads, and make it available to all Canadian broadcast distributors to offer as a free video-on-demand service. It would also promote the U.S. ad programming with a campaign so Canadians would know the spots were available for free viewing, according to a release.
According to research commissioned by Bell Media and conducted by Nanos Research, Bell argues that almost 60% of Super Bowl viewers were unsure whether the products being advertised were available to buy in Canada. In addition, more than 40% were not aware that Super Bowl ads are available in advance of the game itself. Of those who indicated a strong interest in the U.S. commercials, 60% said watching the ads during the game was no longer important to them when they realized they could be watched prior to the game.
The CRTC first announced its decision to ban simsub in January 2015, stating that the non-Canadian advertising produced for the Super Bowl is an integral element of the event. The ban came into effect for the first time for Super Bowl LI, which took place in February of this year.
Following the game, Bell Media said its ratings fell by 39% from the previous year, despite the company placing the sporting event on CTV, CTV Two and TSN. The Feb. 5 game attracted an average audience of 4.47 million viewers, down 39% compared to last year's audience on CTV (7.32 million). The audience reduction saw CTV ad revenues dip by $11 million, according to Bell Media.
Accompanying the application was a separate Bell Media-commissioned report, also released on Tuesday, arguing the commission's decision has cost the national economy an estimated $158 million. The report essentially argued that the removal of simsub creates two main sources of negative economic impact. First, American ads directed at Canadians have the potential to push Canadian consumers toward buying American. And second, it reduces the economic footprint of Canadian conventional TV. It argued the simsub ban in Canada drove Canadian businesses to spend their advertising dollars on U.S. border TV channels in an attempt to reach Canadian audiences.
Based on these revenue impacts, said the report, "the Canadian creative community has been deprived of $3.3 million in direct funding and $4 million in promotional time for homegrown content." The study, which was conducted by Communic@tions Management Inc, also said the decision has cost nearly 500 jobs across numerous sectors.
"There are no benefits to Canadians when our broadcast regulator favours U.S. advertising, but there have been significant negative economic and cultural impacts in our country resulting directly from the CRTC's decision," said Mirko Bibic, Bell's chief legal & regulatory officer and EVP of corporate development in a statement accompanying the report. "The damage is being felt across the Canadian creative, cultural and broadcasting communities, including drastic reductions in Super Bowl audiences and revenues at CTV. The reality of the impact is reflected in calls from a wide spectrum of Canadian organizations and the NFL itself to lift the simsub ban."
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I'm preparing to upgrade to the latest Mac OS, and before I do, I'll need to find all the projects that use legacy plugins that will no longer be compatible and render the audio in place. I think a lot of people, whether they've thought of this or not, would find this helpful, as OS upgrades often make older projects unplayable for this reason.


I am frequently asked, "Shouldn't you foster both scale ups and startups?" In theory, yes, of course. But, in practice, economic development specialists and those acting for regional and public sector development have very scarce resources, and must allocate them wisely. I believe there is growing evidence (and logic) that investing resources in ventures' scaling up, if done smartly, can have more short-term and long-term social-economic impact than any other regional economic development strategy, whether it is business creation, business attraction, or business retention.
What Does Scaling Up Mean?
At the firm level, a simple way of thinking about scaling up is to profitably increase the rate of growth of sales revenues. If the current rate of growth is zero, then getting to 5% is scaling up. If it is 5%, then getting to 10% is scaling up. If growth already is at a high rate, then maintaining that rate is scaling up. There is no particularly meaningful 20% threshold—20% growth over three years is a convention that was established for research and measurement, but even its architects understand that it skews results to over-represent smaller firms among scale ups.
In terms of social-economic impact, it doesn't matter if the venture is old or young, first generation or third, innovative or copycat, or has raised equity capital or bootstrapped. What matters is that the venture enters into a relatively rapid growth trajectory.
When referring to regional development, scaling up means more local ventures scaling up. Put simply, more and more local firms must grow more and more rapidly. Consistent with the best research, it is better socio-economically when firm-level scale up is spread across a broad base of firms. All else being equal, 10 ventures growing to 100 (in headcount, for example) is better for a local economy than one local venture growing to 1,000, especially since some of the 10 will naturally continue growing toward 1,000.
Don't More Startups Lead To More Scale Ups?
Again, in theory, yes, but in practice, not really. The historical records of entrepreneurship in Israel, India, Boulder, Boston, and Silicon Valley suggest that large companies were essential early elements in the later emergence of entrepreneurship ecosystems. Boulder benefited from IBM and NORAD, among others; in Israel, Tadiran and Israel Aircraft; in Boston, it was Raytheon, Mitre, and Lincoln Labs. In India, IBM's exit in 1977 was catalytic in the formation of the BPOs that emerged shortly thereafter.
Aren't Startups the Big Job Creators?
Are a lot of new jobs found in newly registered companies? If measured by census data, the answer is likely yes.
Do newly registered firms create good jobs? Here, the answer is not so much.
Research suggests that most of those startup jobs are low-level service jobs, contrary to conventional wisdom. Moreover, many of these jobs disappear soon after they are created.
Absolutely not. From a purely personal perspective, I have made more than 50 investments in over 20 startups in Europe, the U.S., Israel, China, and Africa, and I believe that startups are an essential element in any well-functioning regional economy. However, the mantra that startups create jobs has unwittingly misled policymakers. Good jobs are created when firms grow, not when they start.
For economic development purposes, think of startups as by-products of local scale ups. Once local ventures start accelerating their growth, it systematically translates into good role models, mentors, and business partners for startup entrepreneurs. Most importantly, scale up entrepreneurs offer a growth template to startup entrepreneurs. In Manizales-Mas, for example, we launched two startup programs, AddVenture-Mas and Startup-Mas, but only after we had helped a critical mass of post-revenue companies scale up.
How Can We Scale Up Our Region?
Fortunately, scale up outcomes can relatively easily be fed back to benefit a broad range of stakeholders, both naturally and with a little help. When your entire region is scaling up, for example, local banks benefit from better loan books, public sector actors gain popularity from more jobs and generate taxes for public investment, and incumbent corporations have better access to talent and local supply chains.
Let's not be confused: Scale Up is only a simple metaphor. But, it is a metaphor that evokes growth. By doing so, it makes growth the centerpiece of the entrepreneurship dialogue. Without growth, there is no real entrepreneurship. A growing body of research and practice on how to foster Scale Up ecosystems is attracting increasing amounts of attention and action. Today, there are more than two dozen Scale Up projects in Denmark, Colombia, Switzerland, Russia, Norway, Brazil, England, Scotland, Panama, and the United States. As these projects and others like them take shape, they are reinvigorating communities and societies around the world.


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Desert Door Distillery: A Texas sotol powerhouse in a town of 106
The brand was born during a class project at UT.
Anna Mazurek, Special to MySA
Dec. 1, 2022 Updated: Dec. 1, 2022 12:36 p.m.
Bottles of Desert Door Texas Sotol are poured at the brand's distillery in Driftwood, Texas. The liquor is similar to agave and is made with plants that grow wild across the Southwest.
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Business partners and former classmates (left to right) Brent Looby, Judson Kauffman and Ryan Campbell founded Desert Door Distillery in Driftwood, Texas. The brand creates sotol liquor from wild Texas plants.
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The exterior of Desert Door Distillery, which makes Texas sotol liquor. The brand operates out of an unassuming building in Driftwood, Texas, a town with fewer than 200 residents, about 70 miles northwest of San Antonio.
Lo Salvaje food truck operates on-site at Desert Door Distillery in Driftwood, Texas. The truck's Mexican-inspired meals are prepared with wild game and complement the sotol poured at the distillery.
On a rural two-lane road 24 miles southwest of Austin, there's a blue and white pickup truck parked in front of a large silo that sits outside a 9,000-square-foot industrial building with brown metal siding and brick flourishes. This unassuming building is the home of Desert Door Distillery.
On weekend afternoons, the distillery's expansive patio is overflowing with people sipping drinks, listening to live music and enjoying bites from a food truck parked on the property that deals in meals made with wild game.
How did a remote Texas distillery located in the unincorporated community of Driftwood (population: 106) become a hot hangout? It has plenty to do with the smoky spirit that's the speciality of Desert Door Distillery: sotol, which happens to be booming in popularity right now.
Desert Door Distillery's Texas Sotol is sold in blue ceramic bottles that were custom-made in Mexico. The brand was founded in Driftwood, Texas, by three military veterans and natives of the state.
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What is sotol, anyway?
Sotol is a distilled spirit made from the sotol plant native to the Chihuahuan Desert, which spans West Texas, northern Mexico and southern portions of New Mexico and Arizona. The spiny desert shrub, also known as desert spoon, grows wild and weed-like. It is part of the asparagus family and a distant cousin to agave, which is the source of mezcals, including tequila. Sotol plants resemble sea-urchins and have a tall stalk with a white or yellow flower shooting from the center during the summer months. If you've ever driven through West Texas, you have almost surely seen sotol plants. In addition, they are often used for decorative landscaping throughout the Lone Star State.
To get the liquor from this plant, the sotol plants are cooked and pressed, before the resulting juices are fermented. At this Texas sotol distillery, the process for cooking the plant is a little different than that used by traditional sotol makers. But we'll get to that in a moment. First, let's dig into the history of Desert Door Distillery.
A pickup truck with Desert Door Distillery's logo sits outside the distillery in Driftwood, Texas. The brand makes sotol using the desert spoon plant grown in West Texas.
Desert Door Distillery started as a class project
The three founders of Desert Door Distillery — Ryan Campbell, Judson Kauffman and Brent Looby — met while pursuing MBAs at the University of Texas in Austin. The trio bonded early in the program because of their shared backgrounds as Texans and military veterans. During the summer of 2016, they took an elective class called New Venture Creation, where students were divided into groups to build business plans for start-up companies in competition with one another. Kauffman threw out the idea of a sotol distillery.
"My uncle told me stories about how there were folks around his hometown of Fort Stockton who would moonshine sotol," Kauffman said. "We wanted to have some fun with the project, so [we] decided to learn more, and here we are."
(Left to right) Brent Looby, Judson Kauffman and Ryan Campbell founded Desert Door Distillery in Driftwood, Texas after coming up with the concept in a business class at the University of Texas. The trio bonded over being Texas natives and military veterans.
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The trio won the class competition and decided to pursue their plan for real. "We fell in love with the concept for many reasons," says Kauffman. "It is unique, attached to some very cool history going back 13,000 years, and it's a fun industry. We kept getting positive feedback from our early work, and so our confidence grew until we finally dared to make it happen."
Their class project became a real business in November 2017, when Desert Door Distillery opened. As of publication, it is the only sotol distillery using U.S.-grown plants in its liquor. Which brings us to the company's process.
How does Desert Door Distillery make its sotol?
Desert Door Distillery sotol is made from the plant species Dasylirion texanum (Texas sotol). When the plants reach maturity, between 10 to 15 years of age, they are wild harvested from ranches in West Texas. The brand says its process ensures that only a small number of plants are harvested from each acre and that the root systems are left intact so the plant can grow back. Desert Door's sotol is not specially farmed or cultivated, in order to conserve natural resources, which is why it's reliant on wild plants. The spiny leaves are trimmed away from the heart of the plant, which resembles a giant brown artichoke, before being taken back to the distillery.
A desert spoon plant after it's been cooked. This is the plant used to make sotol liquor by Desert Door Distillery in Texas.
This is where Desert Door's process diverts from traditional methods — sotol, like mezcal, is usually roasted in earthen ovens — because a steamer is used for its Texas sotol. The company came to this process after testing various ways to cook the plant.
"When we were experimenting with the concept for Desert Door, we did a significant amount of home distilling, starting at my grandfather's farm in Liberty Hill and eventually moving to Ryan's kitchen and Brent's garage once we knew enough not to cause an explosion," said Kauffman in an email, who had previous homebrewing experience with beer. "In our experimentation, we played with every imaginable method for cooking the plants: roasted, smoked, baked, etc. We landed on steamed because we liked that flavor the best (it was smoothest to us), and it is more efficient (more of the moisture in the plant is retained)."
The distillery uses a 10,000-pound steamer that co-founder Campbell designed. The sotol hearts are loaded into the steamer, which converts the stored energy to sugar. The brand says this process maximizes the amount of juice produced and keeps the flavor light rather than smoky, which is a signature flavor of Mexican sotol. Afterwards, the cooked hearts are individually pressed to extract a dark molasses-like juice that's fermented in tanks for five to six days with proprietary organic yeast. At the end of this step, the result is similar to a sotol beer, which is potentially how the indigenous people of Mexico and the southwestern U.S. who created sotol drank it before the Spanish introduced modern distilling techniques in the 16th century.
Vats at Desert Door Distillery in Driftwood, Texas, are shown. This is where the brand ferments its liquor after steaming wild-grown Texas sotol plants. Traditional Mexican sotol is made by cooking the plants in earthen ovens.
The resulting mash is distilled in a custom-built hybrid still. The resulting sotol liquor averages 155 proof before being mixed with water to make it 80 proof for bottling. This is poured into royal blue ceramic bottles that are custom-made for the brand in Mexico. For its original Texas sotol, the entire process from ranch to bottle takes approximately 12 to 14 days.
This original line is low in calories and has a similar smell to tequila but that's where the similarities end. Toffee, mint and orange zest are evident in the taste with a custard-smooth finish with subtle hints of sage. Desert Door Distillery Texas Sotol won gold at the 2020 Denver International Spirits Competition.
For anyone who likes a stiffer drink, Desert Door Distillery does keep a portion of its distilled sotol less diluted, aging it in American white oak barrels with medium char for roughly a year before bottling at 100 proof. This variety is sold as Desert Door Oak-Aged Sotol and is the brand's premium offering. While the aroma is similar to a young whiskey, with notes of vanilla, cedar and caramel, the taste unveils more vanilla with dried cherries and oak with a smooth caramel finish with a hint of eucalyptus. In 2020, the oak-aged variety won a gold medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition.
Among Desert Door's Texas sotol offerings are special, limited-edition batches like this, which came from its Conservation series.
Desert Door also drops seasonal releases as part of its alternating Conservation and Explorer Series, which come in special bottles. Past collaborations for the Explorer Series include Third Coast, made with Jamaican rum barrels, and Driftwood Cowboy, featuring sotol aged in bourbon barrels from the Texas-based Garrison Brothers Distillery. For the Conservation Series, the brand highlights individuals and organizations who focus on conservation work. The current series has a limited-edition bottle and shines a light on Spoke Hollow Outfitters, a ranch based in nearby Wimberly. This sotol batch is infused with natural botanicals — juniper and cedar — inspired by the ranch.
What's the best way to drink Desert Door Texas Sotol?
Desert Door Texas Sotol has been popping up in recipes for traditionally tequila-based cocktails like palomas (where it's mixed with fresh grapefruit juice), margaritas and ranch waters, but Kauffman said he likes to keep it simple. "The West Texans and Mexicans who have been drinking sotol for a long time seem to prefer it neat, as do I," he said.
While the traditional way to drink sotol is neat, or with an ice cube, Desert Door's standard offering can also be substituted for most clear spirits in other cocktail recipes, while the oak-aged variety is a good replacement for the bourbon or rye in an old fashioned.
A paloma cocktail is shown, paired with chips and guacamole. The drink is typically made with tequila, lime juice and grapefruit soda but can also be made with sotol, lime juice and grapefruit juice.
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For those visiting the distillery, it's best to start with a taster flight to try their variations without a mixer before moving on the extensive cocktail list offered. A few highlights from the Desert Door Distillery cocktail menu are the spicy Comanchero (sotol, jalapenos, cilantro, sotol nectar and lime) and the Spicy Matador (sotol, pineapple, jalapeno and lime). If you've got a bottle of sotol at home, the brand has a list of cocktail recipes online that are categorized by the variety you're using or situation you're in, including a page of drinks to make during camping trips by mixing Desert Door sotol with a little maple syrup or packets of hot chocolate and instant coffee.
Wild food pairings from Desert Door's on-site food truck
The sotol isn't the only wild-harvested delicacy served at Desert Door Distillery. Lo Salvaje, which translates to "the wild," is the on-site food truck that offers Mexican-inspired haute cuisine focused on wild game and locally sourced proteins.
"I've always loved cooking with game," says co-owner Jesse Griffiths. "Lo Salvaje gave us the format to serve it in familiar, casual ways to the clientele at Desert Door. I think many eaters these days are being more adventurous and willing to learn about new ingredients."
The truck's concept was co-created by Griffiths, a chef formerly of Austin's renowned Dai Due eatery, and Josh Crumpton, a former restauranteur and wine distributor, who now owns the aforementioned Spoke Hollow Outfitters. Stephanie Stackhouse, also formerly of Dai Due, is taking the reigns as chef at Lo Salvaje.
Chefs Stephanie Stackhouse and Jesse Griffiths run the food truck that operates on site at Desert Door Distillery in Driftwood, Texas. Lo Salvaje ("the wild") creates its Mexican-inspired meals from wild game.
Griffiths and Crumpton, both native Texans, are avid hunters and anglers, which served as the inspiration for their food truck.
Wild boar, duck, quail and antelope are a few of the staples on the Lo Salvaje menu. Consider starting with the Wild Boar Chile Colorado Frito Pie or the Hamburguesa featuring two patties made with antelope and bacon covered in queso Americano, Escabeche, onions and a special sauce on a potato bun. If all that sounds a bit too meaty, try the crispy Street Beets, made with cotija cheese, lime, cilantro and spicy morita mayo.
The Loaded Sweet Potato Tots are a must, along with the Buñuelos, which are coated with sotol honey and dusted in powdered sugar, for dessert.
Bunuelos, a Mexican-inspired pastry are on the menu at the Lo Salvaje food truck. The crispy fritters are topped with a sotol-based honey and dusted with powdered sugar.
If you're having trouble deciding, consider ordering the El Deguello tray that includes a bit of everything on the menu, ranging from duck tings tacos to the boneless fried quail sandwich, and serves three to four people.
On the truck's pairing with Desert Door, Griffiths said it was a natural fit, given the two brands' methods of harvesting and preparation.
Street Beets are one of the vegetarian choices on the menu at Lo Salvaje food truck, which can be found at Desert Door Distillery in Driftwood, Texas. The crispy veggies are topped with cotija cheese, lime, cilantro and spicy morita mayonnaise.
"It's delicious and their cocktail program is top-notch, so it was a natural fit to serve game in a fun and approachable way," Griffiths said. "Sotol requires a bit of explanation, as does the food, so it's just a great opportunity for guests to have unique food and drink."
Where to buy Desert Door Texas Sotol
If you can't make a drive out to Driftwood to browse at Desert Door Distillery's tasting room, you can find the brand's spirits across Texas and in Arkansas, Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Nevada, New Mexico, Maryland and Tennessee. For a complete list of places where you can get Desert Door, check the map on its website.
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Ryan Joins Forces with NASA to Promote S.T.E.M.
Posted by Rebecca Ash | Jul 26, 2021 | News, Top news story |
Pocket.watch and their franchise partner, Ryan's World, have announced an in-flight downlink opportunity with NASA aimed at getting the next generation of young learners excited about S.T.E.M. education and space exploration. Nine-year-old star of Ryan's World, Ryan Kaji, will interview two astronauts currently living and working aboard the International Space Station – NASA's Megan McArthur, and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's (JAXA) astronaut, Akihiko Hoshide. The conversation will take place live, Thursday, July 22 at 7:25 a.m. PDT. Additionally, Ryan will become the first kid YouTube creator to visit the full-scale engineering twin model of NASA's Mars rover, Perseverance, and the Mars helicopter, Ingenuity, at the Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) in Pasadena, CA.
The interview with McArthur, the pilot of NASA's Crew-2 mission to the space station and Hoshide, the third Japanese astronaut to walk in space, will encourage S.T.E.M. education amongst children, whom NASA deems the Artemis Generation, the generation that will witness and be a part of the first woman and the first person of color exploring the lunar south pole as part of the Artemis program. As the space agency preps its program, pocket.watch and the Kaji family are hopeful the event will promote interest in space exploration and technology among children in Ryan's generation.
"Becoming a YouTuber today is as popular as becoming an astronaut was for previous generations. We recognize pocket.watch and Ryan's World's unique position to promote interest in science, technology and space exploration through this invaluable opportunity with NASA," said Kerry Tucker, Chief Marketing and Franchise Officer of pocket.watch. "We look forward to reigniting careers in S.T.E.M. as NASA heads back to the moon and eventual journey outward to Mars."
"Educational videos, including science experiments and history lessons, are a huge part of the content we produce for the Ryan's World YouTube channel, so we're excited for this opportunity of a lifetime with NASA to deliver more fun learning content that kids can look forward to," said Shion Kaji, Ryan's father and founder of the family's production company Sunlight Entertainment. "We know a lot of kids look up to Ryan, so continuing to provide videos that spark new interest means so much to us!"
Ryan's interview with the two astronauts will stream live on NASA's YouTube channel and the Ryan's World YouTube channel. Content from the exclusive visit to JPL and footage of the interview will be available on the Ryan's World YouTube channel, the Ryan & Friends OTT channel and the pocket.watch OTT network which spans many different platforms and services.
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Jamalpur Fake Encounter case is ongoing Criminal case in Jamalpur Area, Ludhiana, Punjab state of India took place on and involved fake encounter killing of two Dalit brothers: Harinder Singh(23) and Jatinder Singh(25). Punjab Police suspended three police officers, including SSP for killing both youths in Jamalpur. The case came in limelight after involvement of Gurjit Singh, a member of Shiromani Akali Dal(Badal) with Punjab Police.

Detail
The two brothers Harinder Singh and Jatinder Singh were residents of village Bhoapur, near Machhiwara, and belonged to a Dalit caste. They were pursuing graduation from a private college near Samrala and were district-level Kabaddi players. Both brothers have criminal history, booked for attempt to murder, trespassing, assault and molestation of girl, in 2013/14 but their family call these cases fake.

In Jamalpur, both brothers were staying in rented house with two more accomplice. They were attacked by Constable Yadwinder Singh, two Home Guards Baldev Singh and Ajit Singh, with Akali member Gurjit Singh, Machhiwara. Gurjit Singh, a landlord and member of Shiromani Akali Dal is also accused of this encounter, who is believed to be with police when this happens. Gurjit's wife, Rajwinder Kaur contested Sarpanch elections for same party.

Protests
Aam Aadmi Party, Punjab demand CBI inquiry in this case. AAP's Punjab convener Sucha Singh said that police involvement in the crime has already been established and it points to a well-planned conspiracy and planned demonstrations in various districts of Punjab

Family members also blocked Ludhiana Chandigarh Highway, raised slogans against the police, accusing them of caste-related violence as Gurjit is a Jat and both youths were Dalit and he did not want them to surpass.

Action against Officials
The cops were expecting a reward for killing the brothers who were wanted in a case of attempt to murder. But constable, along with both home guards have been dismissed from service. Manjinder Singh, SHO Machchiwara Police Station, has also been dismissed. Harsh Kumar Bansal, SSP of Khanna district, has been suspended for dereliction of duty. A case under the SC/ST Act was also registered against the accused.

Investigations
On 14 October 2014, The Special Investigation team started investigation against two dalit Youths in Bhoapur, Jamalpur Area and Takhran Khokhran (Village of Akali Leader Gurjit Singh). Village of boys supporting them whereas Gurjit's village calling boys the face of terror. Two girls hailing from Village Bhoapur and Iraq reported to police station against both brothers for molestation.

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Chris Bumstead could be Captain America in the movies
Canadian bodybuilders Chris Bumstead and Iain Valliere have become famous faces in the world of bodybuilding. While Bumstead is a three-time Mister Olympia Classic Physique champion, Valliere is his former trainer. Furthermore, the two are brothers-in-law, as Valliere is married to Bumstead's sister, Melissa.
Bumstead is also a YouTuber, and in one of his latest videos, Valliere pointed out that Bumstead could play the role of a famous superhero in Marvel movies. Could Chris Bumstead be Captain America? (Chris Evans trains for Captain America).
A year ago, Bumstead posted a fun family Q&A video on his YouTube channel. The video features his fiancee Courtney King, brother-in-law Iain Valliere and sister Melissa Bumstead. And one of their fans asked them: Which Marvel characters would the four of them be? To this question, Valliere replied: "Chris obviously has to be like Captain America."
Bumstead and Chris Evans, the actor who portrays the role of Captain America, also share the same name. But according to Valliere, the superhero's personality is more in line with CBum's. On the other hand, Bumstead said that Valliere would be perfect for the role of Hulk. (Lou Ferrigno's secret to being like the Hulk at 70).
So, if you are a fan of Captain America comics and movies, the question is: Does Bumstead suit you as a protective hero in movies?
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I'm working on a cover of the Prelude from FF1, and I need to create a delay effect that delays a note by 2 bars. However, it seems that no matter how high I set the Gxx value to, it won't delay the note for more than one bar. Is there anything I can do to delay the notes for longer?
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Puszta formalitás (Una pura formalità) 1994-ben bemutatott színes, olasz és francia koprodukcióban készült filmdráma. Giuseppe Tornatore olasz filmrendező egyik legelismertebb alkotása. Az 1994-es cannes-i filmfesztiválon Arany Pálmára jelölték.

A cselekmény
Egy esős éjszakán az erdőből egy bőrig ázott embert visznek be a rendőrőrsre. Az illető amnéziában szenved, nem emlékszik semmire. Az őrs felügyelője felismeri a férfiban Onoffot, a híres írót. Egy gyilkossági ügy is felszínre kerül, és Onoffnak tisztáznia kell magát a kihallgatás alatt.

Főszereplők
Zárójelben a magyar szinkronhang.
 Gérard Depardieu – Onoff (Helyey László)
 Roman Polański – Felügyelő (Barbinek Péter)
 Sergio Rubini – Andre, a fiatal rendőr (Háda János)
 Nicola Di Pinto – Kapitány
 Tano Cimarosa – Servant
 Paolo Lombardi – Marshall
 Maria Rosa Spagnolo – Paula
 Alberto Sironi
 Giovanni Morricone
 Mahdi Kraiem
 Massimo Vanni
 Sebastiano Filocamo

Jegyzetek

Fordítás

További információk

1994 filmjei
Budapest Film-filmek
Francia bűnügyi filmek
Francia filmdrámák
Olasz bűnügyi filmek
Olasz filmdrámák


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[NEWS] Facebook reveals UK's most talked about topics of 2010 by wearesme
Filed under: News, Technology | Tags: 2010, big brother, celebrity juice, Cher Lloyd, conservative, david cameron, election, facebook, fifa, liberal democrats, matt cardle, memeology, most talked about, news, nick clegg, one direction, research, rooney, social, social network, sport, status, study, television, the only way is essex, tinie tempah, topics, trends, troops, updates, vuvzela, wagner, wayne, weather, world cup, X Factor, year
In this modern-day and age, Facebook is used as the first point of call for the majority of people when venting their feelings and thoughts. Whether its mass updates expressing content or frustration at the latest X Factor elimination (and or fix) or in some infuriating cases, every minor detail of someone's life including how many peas they had for dinner; Facebook is the place to get yourself heard.
Today Facebook revealed the most talked about topics in the UK in 2010. This was found through their Memeology study which looked at what terms grew the most in status updates in 2010 compared to the previous year.
There are 26 million Facebook registered accounts in the UK so the findings provide quite a comprehensive insight into the sporting, TV and cultural moments that prompted national conversations. Check out the findings below:
Facebook's top status trends of 2010
The event that captured the imagination of the nation was the World Cup, which was discussed more than three million times. Subjects that divided opinion did well, with the vuvuzela rising rapidly up Facebook's list of popular status update phrases in 2010.
Sport was a key interest – the leading sportsperson was Wayne Rooney, whose prolonged contract negotiation led to enormous levels of discussion on Facebook. Rooney was trailed by his England colleagues Joe Cole, Emile Heskey, John Terry and Rob Green, whose World Cup calamity led him to Facebook infamy as it was discussed by thousands of people.
In the worlds of music and entertainment 'X Factor' was king. While not making it to the final, the Brazilian Wagner led other contestants, with a number of supportive groups and pages driving discussion of Wagner past that of prime minister David Cameron, despite 2010 being an election year. The next most discussed 'X Factor' contestants were Cher Lloyd, One Direction and Matt Cardle.
Facebook has always been a place where people share the music they love with friends, and 2010 was no exception. If a Facebook music chart were to exist without 'X Factor', it would undoubtably be topped by Tinie Tempah, with The Wanted and Ellie Goulding some distance behind.
Increasingly, Facebook has become a mirror that reflects the opinions of millions on popular subjects. While TV may be the way that people unwind in the evening, it is quickly becoming a more social experience. The dominance of some TV shows in 2010's Facebook words prove how the UK is becoming a two screen nation, where people watch TV but use their laptop or smartphone at the same time to share their views about the shows with their friends on Facebook.
The TV shows 'Celebrity Juice' and 'The Only Way Is Essex' captured the imaginations of people on Facebook, while the participants in the final series of 'Big Brother', including John James and Josie Gibson, driving a substantial amount of discussion – no other contestants came close.
Politics and Poppies
People on Facebook didn't just discuss music, TV and sports however – the year's discussion was heavily influenced by more serious subjects, particularly politics and the general election.
Despite Nick Clegg's rapid surge in Facebook support prior to the election, it was David Cameron who attracted the most attention from people on Facebook. The Conservative party led the Liberal Democrats by a slim margin, despite the Lib Dems attracting more people to their fan page during the election period.
Facebook was also used by many people to express support for British troops fighting overseas, with a surge in conversations encouraging people to purchase a poppy in the run up to Remembrance Sunday.
It is a common adage that British people talk of little else other than the weather – but despite one of the coldest winters on record, generally weather didn't appear in Facebook discussion.
The only weather phenomenon which inspired discussion was April's Ash Could which rapidly became one of the most discussed subjects across the platform as friends used Facebook to keep in touch as Europe's transport network shut down. (Via BrandRepublc)
[VIDEO] WikiRebels – The Documentary (WikiLeaks) by wearesme
Filed under: News, Television/Film | Tags: about, assange, documentary, information, julian assange, new, news, reporters, swedish, television, video, watch, wikileaks, wikipedia, wikirebels
Those who haven't been living under a rock lately will have no doubt seen/heard the word 'WikiLeaks' absolutely everywhere in the media lately. For those that aren't quite sure what it's all about and for those who would like to know more, we bring you this exclusive in-depth documentary on WikiLeaks and the people behind it.
"From summer 2010 until now, Swedish Television has been following the secretive media network WikiLeaks and its enigmatic Editor-in-Chief Julian Assange.
Reporters Jesper Huor and Bosse Lindquist have traveled to key countries where WikiLeaks operates, interviewing top members, such as Assange, new Spokesperson Kristinn Hrafnsson, as well as people like Daniel Domscheit-Berg who now is starting his own version – Openleaks.org!
Where is the secretive organization heading? Stronger than ever, or broken by the US? Who is Assange: champion of freedom, spy or rapist? What are his objectives? What are the consequences for the internet?"
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Doraemon i el tren del temps és la 17a i una de les primeres pel·lícules de Doraemon estrenada el 2 de març del 1996 al Japó en els cinemes. La pel·lícula és un homenatge al Galaxy Express 999 de Leji Matsumoto.

Sinopsi
En el parc on normalment es troben, Suneo convida els seus amics a fer un viatge en un tren misteriós. Nobita està molt preocupat ja que Doraemon ha estat desaparegut durant uns dies. Nobita torna a casa i comprova que Doraemon hi ha tornat.

L'endemà, Nobita diu que convida els seus amics al tren del temps. Mentrestant, una força malvada, anomenada Yadori, planeja dominar els humans per convertir-los tots en paràsits. Pocs dies després, es coneixen els primers paràsits quan els robots dinosaures del planeta comencen a actuar de manera estranya. Els protagonistes decideixen informar-hi el Centre de control del planeta principal. Nobita i els seus amics es troben amb un fum que surt del Centre de control principal. Quan Gegant i Suneo es troben al principal Centre de control, investigant el que ha passat, Suneo és capturat pels paràsits i es converteix en Yadori 009.

Yadori 009 enganya els seus amics perquè vol fer-los captius; després d'això Yadori 007 revela que ell està configurat per conquistar la galàxia. Després, el grup surt de la presó i el capità del tren reviu a Suneo. El capità decideix agafar el tren cap a un altre planeta per la seva seguretat. Tanmateix, el tren s'enfonsa durant la ruta sobre un planeta abandonat. Al planeta, el capità troba un mapa de coves electrònic que Gegant segueix després per explorar coves, però acaba perdent-se juntament amb dos nens del futur.

Shizuka troba una arma anti-Yadori que fan servir a Suneo. També traslladen a Gian mitjançant les seves petjades i aconsegueixen treure el tren de la muntanya. Gian també troba un tren que Doraemon porta amb el Galaxy Express. Quan es preparen per sortir, la força de Yadori els troba i els ataca. Un enorme robot Yadori ataca el grup i es tradueix en una batalla èpica. Però el grup lluita i derrota tota la força, i elimina així el virus de totes les persones.

El president agraeix al grup la seva tasca. Nobita i els seus amics s'acomiaden del planeta.

Els nens del futur es reconcilien amb Nobita i el seu grup. Els amics es fan un fart de riure i arriben al seu planeta. El revisor els agraeix haver vingut i els demana que tornin quan vulguin al Galaxy Express.

Veus i doblatge

Emissions de la pel·lícula
Durant la primavera del 2015 la cadena infantil Canal Super 3 va emetre cada dissabte una pel·lícula de Doraemon, entre elles aquesta.

Es va retransmetre en la cadena infantil Boing el 21 d'abril del 2019.

Referències

Pel·lícules de Doraemon
Pel·lícules del 1996 doblades al gallec


Barcelona's La Liga match was played behind closed doors after violent protests about the controversial referendum on Catalonia's independence, with Las Palmas playing with the Spanish flag embroidered on to their shirts.
Barcelona continued their 100% start to life in La Liga in bizarre circumstances, beating Las Palmas 3-0 at an empty Camp Nou. Thanks to protests across Catalonia, over the controversial Catalan Independence referendum in which more than 750 people have been injured, the club asked for the match to be postponed, but that request was rejected. According to their club president, Josep Maria Bartomeu, Barcelona was threatened with a six-point deduction if they did not play the game, which led the club to play it behind closed doors and leaving thousands of supporters stranded outside. A statement from La Liga said the match should take place as normal because the security and safety of the fans had been "guaranteed" by the Catalan police.
Messi has now 14 goals this season, in all competitions.
According to Bartomeu, directors, executives and players met and decided that the game should be played behind closed doors, and by playing this way, with an empty stadium, the club would be showing its disagreement about the decision not to postpone the game. If Barcelona were to deny and postpone the game, they would lose six points as a penalty. Las Palmas had the national flag embroidered on to their match-day shirts to show their support for a united Spain, while Barcelona emerged for the warm-up wearing yellow-and-red-striped shirt, the colours of the Estelada flag associated with Catalan Independence.
After the match, a teary-eyed Piqué described the mach as the hardest game he has ever played, when speaking to the gathered media. Piqué had also tweeted a photo of him voting in the referendum, early on Sunday, with the description: "Together we are unstoppable defending democracy".
The result of the match ensured Barcelona extended their perfect start to the season, earning their seventh consecutive league win. Ernesto Valverde's side have now 23 goals scored this season, conceding only twice, and by keeping Las Palmas at bay on Sunday, Barcelona recorded their 1000th La Liga clean sheet.
With an eerie and strange atmosphere, Barcelona started slowly and Las Palmas were the dominant team during much of the first half. Jonathan Calleri rattled the post three minutes before the interval. But at half-time, Ernesto Valverde sought personal changes, introducing Andrés Iniesta and Rakitic in place of Aleix Vidal and Paulinho. Barcelona began the second period with much more intent and were rewarded for their efforts after 49 minutos, with Sergio Busquets scoring with an header from Messi's corner.
After their first goal, Barcelona grew in confidence and in stature, and after two goal attempts from Rakitic, seeing his shots blocked by defender Mauricio Lemos, Messi came up with a second goal, rounding the goalkeeper, making it look so easy after latching on to Denis Suárez's defence-splitting reverse ball. Seven minutes later the game was over, with Messi starting and finishing a slick move for his 14th goal of the season. Luis Suárez also found the back of the net himself, but his acrobatic effort was ruled out after he was adjudged to have committed a foul in the build-up to his overhead kick.


Unusually short but intense "fireballs" in the distant universe might be created by the plucking of invisible cosmic strings—ultradense flaws in space-time—a new study suggests. Some gamma-ray bursts stay visible for several seconds to a few minutes. Scientists think these long-duration bursts are created when the cores of very massive stars collapse and explode. Other bursts are much more brief—sometimes lasting just fractions of a second—and it's unclear what triggers them.


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Q: Program Files(x86) not being interpretted right on Win7x64 when not running as local admin Regards,
I'm having a peculiar issue with a 32bit software program that is being migrated to a x64 environment (Windows XP SP3 towards Windows 7 X64. The application is question is a electronic register / till for our endpoint sales offices.
The application is located in:
"C:\Program Files(x86)\Q_Kassa"

We have configured all relevant acces for the user that'll run the software as a shell including all relevant read / write rights on the folders that the application needs. However, as long as we do not "Run As Admin" or as long as the user that'll load the program is not a member of the local admins groups the application will not load throwing the error that it can't find a file located in:
C:\Program Files\Q_Kassa\FileName

The thing is, all relevant config data, config files and register info tell the application that it's data is in the Program Files (x86) directory. For some reason it seems like, when the application is run using the "Run As Admin" option, or ran while the user is in the local admin group, that Windows is misinterpreting the folder it needs to get as Application folder.
So in summary:
As local admin / Run-as-admin option used:

the application is fed info from C:\Program Files(x86)\Q_KASSA\
--> as it should be.

When run as a normal user the application tries to get it's info from
    C:\Program Files\Q_Kassa
--> wrong folder

Anyone able explain why which run-level the application has apparently determines which Program Files directory is used ?
Regards,

A: It could just be a legacy thing and a %PROGRAMFILES% mix-up. The easiest fix would be to use a symbolic link, like so:
mklink /j "C:\Program Files(x86)\Q_Kassa" "C:\Program Files\Q_Kassa\"
This way, it'll work no matter where the program "thinks" it really is. Also, note that if it has to write to this program files folder, you'll need to be elevated for it to work properly. Windows does do redirection to a "VirtualRoot" folder, but it's messy at best.


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I sadly had to put my dad into an assisted care living. After researching I realized that Morse Life Health was the best one for my dad. This was the best care facility care that I could find and well worth the money. They staff answered all my questions that I had, and they cared for him as if he was like there dad. My father is thriving and doing so well I'm so pleased with Morse Life Health.
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Ahava Dead Sea Laboratories, Limited (, Love) is an Israeli cosmetics company with headquarters in Lod that manufactures skin care products made of mud and mineral-based compounds from the Dead Sea. The company has flagship stores in Israel, Germany, Hungary, South Korea, the Philippines and Singapore. , Ahava income was more than US$150 million a year. Ahava products have caused controversy, as critics say the company uses natural resources of occupied Palestinian territory, and that the products are incorrectly labeled as made in Israel. In 2015 the Chinese investment firm Fosun International agreed to purchase a controlling share of the company, which has been valuated to ca. NIS 300 million ($77 million USD).
The company's administrative headquarters are currently located in Holon, while the main manufacturing plant and showroom are in Mitzpe Shalem, an Israeli settlement and kibbutz located on the Dead Sea in the West Bank. However, as of 2016, they are vacating their Mitzpe Shalem factory in the West Bank and building a new factory on land leased by Kibbutz Ein Gedi.


Harold Gust Carlson (May 17, 1892 in Rockford, Illinois – May 28, 1930 in Chicago) was a professional baseball pitcher in the Major Leagues from 1917 to 1930, for the Chicago Cubs, Philadelphia Phillies, and Pittsburgh Pirates. Hal Carlson used his curveball exclusively, owing to his lack of speed. He played 7 years for the Pirates, going 42-55, went 42-48 in 4 years with the Phillies, and going 30-17 with the Cubs in four years. He had his most wins in 1926, with 17 (along with 12 losses). He had a career best 2.23 ERA in 1919. Hal Carlson played for 14 seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates 1917 to 1923, Philadelphia Phillies 1924 to 1927 and the Chicago Cubs 1928 to 1930, pitching for Chicago in the 1929 World Series. Due to health problems, he ended his career with 114 wins, 120 loss, 17 shutout, 19 saves, 121 complete games, 590 strikeouts and a 3.97 earned run average. At 3:00 on May 28, Carlson was complaining of stomach pains and called a doctor. 35 minutes after the team physician was called, Carlson died, just as they were moving him to the hospital. He was 36. According to the physician, he died of a stomach hemorrhage. He left behind a wife and a child. Hal Carlson is buried at Arlington Memorial Park Cemetery in Rockford, Illinois.


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Marshall's birth kept the Black Horse pub in Little Ryburgh.
cottages that stood in the field by the corner of the road up to Little Ryburgh.
some of them to be shared on this site.
baptised at St Andrew's on May 1st that year. Morris Fuller strikes again!
of the period sent to Ted during 1915 from "Mary" .....but Mary who?
Mary's postcards sent to him in August 1915.
finally discharged from the Army on 22nd. February 1919.
This excerpt also reveals two other connections to be found in James' collection.
first saw action in France at the end of October 1915. He ended the war in the R.A.F.
via the Royal Flying Corps.
enlisted with the Bedfordshire Regiment and transferred to the Machine Gun Corps.
Among James Neal's photographs are 27 images of soldiers, mostly unidentified.
This card has a date impressed "9 Oct" and other indecipherable marks!
Ted looking the worse for his wartime experience?
None of these images are labelled "Ted Bone" but circumstantially there is a strong case!
"This was the hottest place I ever was at. Fritz use to shell it a lot but it is better now"


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adult fiction, diverse book review
Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi
September 20, 2016 July 9, 2017 by twobookthieves
"We believe the one who has the power. He is the one who gets to write the story. So when you study history, you must always ask yourself, Whose story am I missing? Whose voice was suppressed so that this voice could come forth? Once you have figured that out, you must find that story too. From there, you begin to get a clearer, yet still imperfect, picture."
Homegoing is the debut novel of African author Yaa Gyasi. A historical-fiction novel that follows the story of a family though generations starting with half-sisters, Esi and Effia, two women with very different destinies – Effia marries an English slave trader and Esi herself is sold into slavery. They never meet and yet the generations that came after them tell their stories. The book gives us a look at the colonialism and slavery that took place across Africa and America over the course of 250 years. It is raw and honest and it's clear that this is a very important topic to the author and her family. It isn't an easy read, it is heartbreaking and infuriating but it is a necessary read, especially in terms of diversity.
Yaa Gyasi managed to achieve in just over 300 pages what many authors have struggled with – writing chapters from numerous perspectives (each chapter has a different narrator, following the family tree as it descends) and yet allowing us to connect with them and their story on an emotional level. No character was uninteresting, no chapter gave us an info-dump about its narrator. The author allows each character to tell their individual stories, show us their culture and their struggles and how their family's history has affected them. On paper, it sounds like a disaster but in terms of multiple perspectives, this book would be in my top five with how well executed it was. I loved every character and their voice but I was also excited for the next character and seeing how each member of this family tree connected to the other.
For a debut novel, this book was incredible. Yes, it is full of violence, brutality and horror. It shows, unflinchingly, how slaves were treated so in theory, this isn't a happy story. However, the end had me smiling with tears in my eyes. One of those endings that is bittersweet and almost as though the whole story had formed a complete circle from Effia and Esi to Majorie and Marcus. There are some moments of pure joy in this novel, there was a silver lining in the love these characters had for each other, their children, their grandchildren. I learned about Ghana, the old cultures and tribes which is something that isn't common in everyday fiction. No character was suppressed, each had their own struggle but each had a voice and it was almost as though every member of this bloodline came together.
Overall, this book was eye-opening, informative and heart-wrenching. Although we only spent a short amount of time with each person, Yaa Gyasi managed to make them real and interesting which some authors fail to do with just one character. Her writing was beautiful and flowed effortlessly, she didn't shy away from the horrors these characters suffered and yet the one thing that connected them all was the love that flowed through the bloodline. It is clear that Gyasi put her heart and soul into this book and it is clear from the very first chapter to the last. If she wants to publish her shopping list next, I'd happily read it. Pick this book up, support it and its author and just get ready for a hard but rewarding journey through generations.
Empire of Storms by Sarah J Maas