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Enjoy our reading of short and novel length classic stories of home and hearth from. master storyteller Jon Hagadorn. 1001 Greatest Love Stories features tales of life, love, faith, and humor-all of which are wonderfully produced and chosen to entertain listeners.. New episodes arrive every Sunday night at 8 pm ET.. In addition to a wide variety of classic short stories from women authors we are currently adding full length novels including The Great Gatsby, Anne of Green Gables, the Scarlet Pimpernel, and coming soon The Swiss Family Robinson.
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require 'net/http'
require 'uri'

module RestoreStrategies
  # Restore Strategies client
  class Client
    attr_reader :entry_point, :response

    # Initialize the Restore Strategies client
    #
    # * token: a user token
    # * secret: a user secret
    # * (optional) url: a valid URL
    # * (optional) port: a valid TCP port
    #
    def initialize(token, secret, url = nil, port = nil)
      @entry_point = '/api'
      @token = token
      @secret = secret
      @response = nil

      if url
        uri = URI(url)
        @host = uri.host

        @port = if port.nil?
                  if uri.scheme == 'https'
                    443
                  else
                    80
                  end
                else
                  port
                end
      else
        @host = 'api.restorestrategies.org'
        @port = port || 80
      end

      @credentials = { id: @token, key: @secret, algorithm: 'sha256' }
      RestoreStrategies.client = self
    end

    def get_item(path, id)
      api_request("#{path}/#{id}", 'GET')
    end

    def delete_item(path, id)
      api_request("#{path}/#{id}", 'DELETE')
    end

    def list_items(path)
      api_request(path, 'GET')
    end

    def search(params)
      params_str = params_to_string(params)
      api_request("/api/search?#{params_str}", 'GET')
    end

    def get_signup(id)
      href = "/api/opportunities/#{id}/signup"
      api_request(href, 'GET')
    end

    def post_item(path, payload)
      api_request(path, 'POST', payload)
    end

    private

    def api_request(path, verb, payload = nil)
      verb = verb.downcase
      header = request_header(path, verb, payload)
      http = Net::HTTP.new(@host, @port)
      http.use_ssl = true if @port == 443

      response = if verb == 'post'
                   http.post(path, payload, header)
                 elsif verb == 'delete'
                   http.delete(path, header)
                 else
                   http.get(path, header)
                 end

      @response = response
      response_case(response)
    end

    def request_header(path, verb, payload = nil)
      auth = Hawk::Client.build_authorization_header(
        credentials: @credentials,
        ts: Time.now,
        method: verb,
        request_uri: path,
        host: @host,
        port: @port,
        payload: payload,
        nonce: SecureRandom.uuid[0..5]
      )

      {
        'Content-type' => 'application/vnd.collection+json',
        'api-version' => '1',
        'Authorization' => auth,
        'User-agent' => "Ruby Client/#{RestoreStrategies::VERSION}"
      }
    end

    # rubocop:disable CyclomaticComplexity
    def response_case(response)
      case response.code
      when '500'
        # internal server error
        raise InternalServerError.new(response), '500 internal server error'
      when /^5/
        # 5xx server side error
        raise ServerError.new(response), '5xx level, server side error'
      when '400'
        # bad request
        raise RequestError.new(response), '400 error, bad request'
      when '401'
        # unauthorized
        raise UnauthorizedError.new(response), '401 error, unauthorized'
      when '403'
        # forbidden
        raise ForbiddenError.new(response), '403 error, forbidden'
      when '422'
        raise UnprocessableEntityError.new(response), '422 Unprocessable Entity'
      when /(?!(^404$))^4[0-9]+/
        # 4xx client side error
        raise ClientError.new(response, "client side #{response.code} error"),
              "client side #{response.code} error"
      else
        Response.new(response, response.body)
      end
    end
    # rubocop:enable CyclomaticComplexity

    def params_to_string(params)
      query = []
      return nil unless params.is_a? Hash

      params.each do |key, value|
        format_value(query, key, value)
      end

      query.join('&')
    end

    def format_value(query, key, value)
      if (value.is_a? Hash) || (value.is_a? Array)
        value.each do |sub_value|
          value = if sub_value.is_a? Numeric
                    sub_value.to_s
                  else
                    CGI.escape(sub_value)
                  end

          query.push("#{key}[]=#{value}")
        end
      else
        query.push("#{key}=" +
          (value.is_a?(Numeric) ? value.to_s : CGI.escape(value.to_s)))
      end
    end

    def get_rel_href(rel, json_obj)
      return get_rel_href_helper(rel, json_obj) unless json_obj.is_a? Array

      json_obj.each do |data|
        href = get_rel_href_helper(rel, data)
        return href unless href.nil?
      end

      nil
    end

    def get_rel_href_helper(rel, json_obj)
      return json_obj['href'] if json_obj['rel'] == rel
      nil
    end
  end
end

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Tarantino had sued Gawker because the site posted a link to the leaked script of Tarantino's film, The Hateful Eight. Gawker then countered that it didn't break any copyright laws because there's no proof that anyone who clicked on the Gawker link saved, copied or reproduced the script. Unfortunately for Tarantino, the federal judge sided with Gawker.
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In 1969, the Rolling Stones released what would go on to be named the 100th greatest song of all time by Rolling Stone magazine on its list of the 500 greatest songs of all time. The title? "You Can't Always Get What You Want," of course. And while I apologize that the refrain will no doubt be swirling around in your head for days after you read this, I mention it because the song's message applies as much to human-to-pet love as it does to human-to-human love.
There are many reasons why we might go into the pet adoption process with an already-painted picture — whether it's wanting a new pet who resembles a beloved pet who is deceased, or seeking an animal of a specific age, look or build that we feel will be the perfect complement to our lifestyle, or even steadfastly holding on to the belief that we are committed to one species over another (read "cat people" versus "dog people"). Regardless of our reasons, though, what we are really doing is shutting the door on endless possibility — countless sweet pets deserving of a fresh start who might be staring us right in the face.
I say this entirely without judgment. Trust me, my family's newly added dog, Sarah, and cat, Oscar, are the polar opposites of what we believed we wanted. But, it turns out, they are exactly what we needed.
Sometimes those pets in need appear online, as in the case of Sarah, who my husband and I stumbled upon accidentally while unsuccessfully seeking the doppelganger to our dearly departed Cowboy; or, sometimes, they appear on lawns, as in the case of a brazen cat outside of Las Vegas.
In the spring of 2015, when Michael and Julie Brooks of Henderson, Nevada, lost Max, the oldest member of their trio of senior dogs — a group they called the Three Musketeers — they were heartsick. When Max died, they felt he couldn't and shouldn't be replaced, and so, despite being self-described "dog people," they decided a new dog simply wasn't in the cards. What they wanted was to leave the pack as it was, with its two remaining musketeers. However, Julie says, "There was a hole in the fabric of our daily lives." And despite what they may have believed was best for their family at the time, there was a special someone out there who was keen to fill it.
Temporarily? Sure. If you say so.
Best Friends' own Vicki Kilmer, director of business intelligence and strategy, can relate. When her faithful chow mix, Kiri (the confidante who had been by her side during some of life's more trying times), passed away, Vicki kept a pet-free household for nearly two years as her heart slowly mended. But when she felt ready to open her home again, she knew what she wanted. She wanted another Kiri, a dog whose physical traits embodied Vicki's "type." For a long time, she had identified as a lover of big fluffy dogs — and hey, the older the better.
So, off she went in search of a big fluffy senior. She reached out to the local shelter, Jacksonville Humane Society, a Best Friends Network partner, and asked staff to keep an eye out for her (keywords: big, fluffy, senior). Today, she laughs as she says, "Naturally, they called to see if I'd be willing to foster a small hairless puppy." Oh well, Vicki thought, what did she have to lose? Fostering is temporary, right?
Six days later, Vicki adopted her. "She wasn't what I was looking for, but she was exactly what I needed," Vicki says, harkening back to those early days. She helped nurse the little dog back to physical well-being, while the dog in turn nursed Vicki back to emotional well-being.
It's a move that has paid off in spades. Joah spent the first week and a half sequestered in the family's downstairs den, but the duration of his tentative forays into the living room gradually became longer as everyone got used to one another. Michael says, "When we moved his food bowl into the kitchen, it took only one quick hiss to put our peskiest dog, Toto, in his place for good." With that, the new family dynamic was established, and "temporarily" became "forever" — with nary a snarl between the dogs and their new much-adored, albeit unexpected pack member.
"Now, here we are, years later, with a new group of three musketeers who look out for each other while Julie and I find ourselves the kind of 'cat people' we used to wonder about," Michael admits. "We take photos and videos of Joah's antics, and we've watched hours of hilarious cat videos on YouTube." Suffice it to say, while the memories of Max remain cherished in the Brooks' household, the hole has indeed been filled by a confident cat who picked his new family — a family that fell head over heels.
A revelation like that feels like a beautiful place to segue into some very pertinent lyrics: No, you can't always get what you want. But if you try sometimes, you just might find, you get what you need.
There's certainly nothing wrong with having an image of your ideal companion in mind when you set out on that search for love. And there's certainly nothing wrong with identifying yourself, as Michael and Julie Brooks once did, as a "dog person" or a "cat person" (or a "bunny person" or a "bird person"). However, sometimes when our hearts are set on one particular outcome, we close ourselves off to other lovely scenarios — lifesaving ones, in fact.
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The Sudetenland region, where the brewery comes from, is not very known for the beer production. The hardest part was to find the balance between the product itself, plus the region and its historic heritage, and the right elements to best represent the product. We took a historical perspective and found interesting facts about this rather abandoned piece of land stuck between Czechia and Germany, thorough offline research in a local museum.
The lettering was another challenge — it had to serve two purposes: as the label headline as well as the brewery's logo. We crafted handwritten typography with portrait drawing, signature and a sign of the Sudetenland region with flat background. The visual style is built on the personality of Morous's head brewer, as the main label feature and a symbol of fair attitude and beer quality. We were inspired by the character of the head brewer, said to be a grump — which translates into Czech as "Morous". He gives the impression of being rough, cold and unbending, but in fact he has a very warm heart — just like the Sudetenland region.
Besides the portrait, there is also the wolf as a coat of arms of Rymarov, the city where the brewery is based. This is marked with the historic events related to the Roman Empire. The handwritten signs symbolise the head brewer signature which confirms the beer quality. The roughness of this region is reflected in the retro look of the labels. These symbolise a time capsule, also thanks to faded colours (made on purpose). The main thought was to make a clean design without any distracting features.
The design is to be launched in 2019 across many different applications and can be further developed to match the type of beer, by changing its colours to match the different beers. Thanks to hand typography, each beer is signed by the head brewer who confirms the quality and the honesty with which the beers are made.


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The big bears weighed over a tonne and were as tall as a human when on all fours.
Ancient bears evolved to become giants so they could scavenge prey killed by others, a new study suggests.
The findings, published in the Royal Society journal Biology Letters, found that short-faced bears weighing over a tonne evolved independently in North and South America.
"We think their large size was a particular advantage that let them exploit carcasses from other predatory species," said evolutionary biologist Dr Kieren Mitchell from the University of Adelaide, who was lead author on the new paper.
Dr Mitchell said giant bears from the Tremarctinae group were among the largest land-based carnivorous mammals that ever lived. The bears roamed the grasslands and open woodlands of the New World from about 2.5 million years ago to about 12,000 years ago.
The animals strode around on their long legs, eating whatever they could find, but the shape of their teeth suggests they were better adapted for eating meat than plants, he said.
At the time the giant bears lived there would have been lots of large herbivores, such as bison and mammoth in North America, and horses and giant ground sloths in South America.
There would also have been specialised predators like wolves, lions and sabre-tooth cats, but there would have been no specialised scavengers, Dr Mitchell said.
"This opened up a bit of a gap that looks like the bears took advantage of separately in North and South America."
By turning into giants, the bears could spot vultures circling and quickly get to any newly-killed prey and get a meat meal without the risk and energy of having to do their own hunting.
"They could just get anything out of the way that was there originally, and just tuck in," Dr Mitchell said.
The giant bears in North America belonged to the genus Arctodus while in the South America it was the genus Arctotherium.
Both were members of a group, which today has only one living member — the much smaller and largely vegetarian Andean spectacled bear (Tremarctos ornatus).
To shed light on the evolution of the giant bears, Dr Mitchell and colleagues compared the mitochondrial DNA of Arctotherium and Arctodus bears with the DNA of the living spectacled bear.
This included DNA extracted from a femur of a giant bear found in a cave in Chile and DNA from the largest species of North American giant bear Arctodus simus.
The genetic analysis showed the South American giant bear was more closely related to the modern bear, even though it looked more like the North American giant bear, indicating the two extinct species evolved independently as an adaptation to exploit a similar ecological niche.


If you're OK with having kids on the premises but not at the ceremony (or give them an alternative to hanging out at the reception), consider hiring/enlisting trustworthy babysitters to watch them in an adjacent room, or—if you're having an outdoor wedding—in an enclosed grassy area. You can order pizza (cuts costs!), provide toys, video games, coloring books, chalk, magnifying glasses to look at bugs, etc. That way, they're around—and nervous parents can feel assured that their kids are nearby and doing fine. One note: The babysitters/caregivers need to be really on top of things and not allow, say, impromptu marker drawings on chairs and carpets. That may just incur cleaning costs for the newlyweds.
If you invite kids to the reception, you can designate a children's table that's more than just pint-size food and drink. Make sure it's filled with crafts, puzzles, crayons, and kid-appropriate things to eat (believe me, most will way prefer mac 'n' cheese to steak tartare. And it's cheaper!).
If the parents ask to bring their own sitter or nanny to look after the kids at a separate table while they enjoy the wedding, give it fair consideration. Naturally, this is at your own discretion, because you'll need to provide the nanny with food and a place setting, too—and your guest list is your guest list, so parents will understand your decision.
Don't feel guilty about not simply not inviting them. It's absolutely within the bounds of etiquette, especially if you have an evening or cocktail-hour wedding. And, honestly? As the mom to two little ones, I wouldn't be insulted if they weren't invited—in fact, I'd be more relieved to know definitively and book a babysitter, instead of constantly weighing the pros and cons of bringing them until the day of the actual event.
Do you have any other ideas? How do you feel about kids at weddings? What rules of thumb do you follow?


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Samuel Langhorne Clemens (November 30, 1835 – April 21, 1910),[1] known by his pen name Mark Twain, was an American writer, humorist, entrepreneur, publisher, and lecturer. He was lauded as the "greatest humorist the United States has produced,"[2] and William Faulkner called him "the father of American literature".[3] His novels include The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1876) and its sequel, the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1884),[4] the latter often called "The Great American Novel". Twain was raised in Hannibal, Missouri, which later provided the setting for Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. He served an apprenticeship with a printer and then worked as a typesetter, contributing articles to the newspaper of his older brother Orion Clemens. He later became a riverboat pilot on the Mississippi River before heading west to join Orion in Nevada. He referred humorously to his lack of success at mining, turning to journalism for the Virginia City Territorial Enterprise.[5] His humorous story, "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County", was published in 1865, based on a story that he heard at Angels Hotel in Angels Camp, California, where he had spent some time as a miner. The short story brought international attention and was even translated into French.[6] His wit and satire, in prose and in speech, earned praise from critics and peers, and he was a friend to presidents, artists, industrialists, and European royalty.
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We mounted and started. The snow lay so deep on the ground that there was no sign of a road perceptible, and the snow-fall was so thick that we could not see more than a hundred yards ahead, else we could have guided our course by the mountain ranges. The case looked dubious, but Ollendorff said his instinct was as sensitive as any compass, and that he could "strike a bee-line" for Carson City and never diverge from it. He said that if he were to straggle a single point out of the true line, his instinct would assail him like an outraged conscience. Consequently we dropped into his wake happy and content. For half an hour we poked along warily enough, but at the end of that time we came upon a fresh trail, and Ollendorff shouted proudly:
"I knew I was as dead certain as a compass, boys! Here we are, right in somebody's tracks that will hunt the way for us without any trouble. Let's hurry up and join company with the party."
So we put the horses into as much of a trot as the deep snow would allow, and before long it was evident that we were gaining on our predecessors, for the tracks grew more distinct. We hurried along, and at the end of an hour the tracks looked still newer and fresher - but what surprised us was that the number of travelers in advance of us seemed to steadily increase. We wondered how so large a party came to be traveling at such a time and in such a solitude. Somebody suggested that it must be a company of soldiers from the fort, and so we accepted that solution and jogged along a little faster still, for they could not be far off now. But the tracks still multiplied, and we began to think the platoon of soldiers was miraculously expanding into a regiment - Ballou said they had already increased to five hundred! Presently he stopped his horse and said:
"Boys, these are our own tracks, and we've actually been circussing round and round in a circle for more than two hours, out here in this blind desert! By George this is perfectly hydraulic!"
Then the old man waxed wroth and abusive. He called Ollendorff all manner of hard names - said he never saw such a lurid fool as he was, and ended with the peculiarly venomous opinion that he "did not know as much as a logarythm!"
We certainly had been following our own tracks. Ollendorff and his "mental compass" were in disgrace from that moment. After all our hard travel, here we were on the bank of the stream again, with the inn beyond dimly outlined through the driving snow-fall. While we were considering what to do, the young Swede landed from the canoe and took his pedestrian way Carson-wards, singing his same tiresome song about his "sister and his brother" and "the child in the grave with its mother," and in a short minute faded and disappeared in the white oblivion. He was never heard of again. He no doubt got bewildered and lost, and Fatigue delivered him over to Sleep and Sleep betrayed him to Death. Possibly he followed our treacherous tracks till he became exhausted and dropped.
Presently the Overland stage forded the now fast receding stream and started toward Carson on its first trip since the flood came. We hesitated no longer, now, but took up our march in its wake, and trotted merrily along, for we had good confidence in the driver's bump of locality. But our horses were no match for the fresh stage team. We were soon left out of sight; but it was no matter, for we had the deep ruts the wheels made for a guide. By this time it was three in the afternoon, and consequently it was not very long before night came - and not with a lingering twilight, but with a sudden shutting down like a cellar door, as is its habit in that country. The snow-fall was still as thick as ever, and of course we could not see fifteen steps before us; but all about us the white glare of the snow-bed enabled us to discern the smooth sugar-loaf mounds made by the covered sage-bushes, and just in front of us the two faint grooves which we knew were the steadily filling and slowly disappearing wheel-tracks.
Now those sage-bushes were all about the same height - three or four feet; they stood just about seven feet apart, all over the vast desert; each of them was a mere snow-mound, now; in any direction that you proceeded (the same as in a well laid out orchard) you would find yourself moving down a distinctly defined avenue, with a row of these snow-mounds on either side of it - an avenue the customary width of a road, nice and level in its breadth, and rising at the sides in the most natural way, by reason of the mounds. But we had not thought of this. Then imagine the chilly thrill that shot through us when it finally occurred to us, far in the night, that since the last faint trace of the wheel-tracks had long ago been buried from sight, we might now be wandering down a mere sage-brush avenue, miles away from the road and diverging further and further away from it all the time. Having a cake of ice slipped down one's back is placid comfort compared to it. There was a sudden leap and stir of blood that had been asleep for an hour, and as sudden a rousing of all the drowsing activities in our minds and bodies. We were alive and awake at once - and shaking and quaking with consternation, too. There was an instant halting and dismounting, a bending low and an anxious scanning of the road-bed. Useless, of course; for if a faint depression could not be discerned from an altitude of four or five feet above it, it certainly could not with one's nose nearly against it. We seemed to be in a road, but that was no proof. We tested this by walking off in various directions - the regular snow-mounds and the regular avenues between them convinced each man that he had found the true road, and that the others had found only false ones. Plainly the situation was desperate. We were cold and stiff and the horses were tired. We decided to build a sage-brush fire and camp out till morning. This was wise, because if we were wandering from the right road and the snow-storm continued another day our case would be the next thing to hopeless if we kept on.
All agreed that a camp fire was what would come nearest to saving us, now, and so we set about building it. We could find no matches, and so we tried to make shift with the pistols. Not a man in the party had ever tried to do such a thing before, but not a man in the party doubted that it could be done, and without any trouble - because every man in the party had read about it in books many a time and had naturally come to believe it, with trusting simplicity, just as he had long ago accepted and believed that other common book-fraud about Indians and lost hunters making a fire by rubbing two dry sticks together.
We huddled together on our knees in the deep snow, and the horses put their noses together and bowed their patient heads over us; and while the feathery flakes eddied down and turned us into a group of white statuary, we proceeded with the momentous experiment. We broke twigs from a sage bush and piled them on a little cleared place in the shelter of our bodies. In the course of ten or fifteen minutes all was ready, and then, while conversation ceased and our pulses beat low with anxious suspense, Ollendorff applied his revolver, pulled the trigger and blew the pile clear out of the county! It was the flattest failure that ever was.
This was distressing, but it paled before a greater horror - the horses were gone! I had been appointed to hold the bridles, but in my absorbing anxiety over the pistol experiment I had unconsciously dropped them and the released animals had walked off in the storm. It was useless to try to follow them, for their footfalls could make no sound, and one could pass within two yards of the creatures and never see them. We gave them up without an effort at recovering them, and cursed the lying books that said horses would stay by their masters for protection and companionship in a distressful time like ours.
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It's a touching and familiar scene: a mom congratulating her son on his major achievement.
The novelty here is that Brandon Holt won his very first match in the main draw of the US Open—a feat his mother achieved several times, since she happens to be Tracy Austin.
That's two-time US Open champion (1979, 1981) and former World No.1 (1980) Tracy Austin.
It's impossible not to be moved by a daughter or son overcoming the inevitable pressures of being the child of an illustrious parent, especially when that child's elected to play the same sport and set the same professional goals.
On that particular day, Brandon Holt went all in. The No.303 snagged his first win in the main draw of a Slam by eliminating none other than fellow American and No.10 Taylor Fritz in four sets (6-7(3), 7-6(1), 6-3, 6-4).
He got there as a qualifier with wins over No.143 Alexandre Muller (France), No.115 Emilio Gomez (Ecuador) and No.159 Dimitar Kuzmanov (Bulgaria).
Photo : ATPTour
At 24 years old, Holt isn't a prodigy the likes of Carlos Alcaraz or Félix Auger-Aliassime, who won their first matches at the majors at a younger age, but don't tell mama Tracy. To her, it's as if her son had won every tournament in the same season.
So, what about the offspring who make it to the big leagues and go on to match—or even surpass—their parents?
Simply incredible. And the term isn't too strong.
Still, not all parents want their kids to follow in their footsteps. Some, like the founders of the Graf-Agassi clan, even prefer they stay far, far away from their sport (more on them later).
For now, let's take a look at a few kids who've chosen to join the family business.
MEET THE RUUDS
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The Norwegian term for incredible is utrolig, and that's certainly what Christian Ruud yelled when Casper won his first match and then his first ATP title. Just imagine if he rises to World No.1 and wins a Slam.
Christian's 23-year-old son now has nine ATP titles—nine more than his father, whose record includes only one final and a career-high ranking of No.39. In June 2022, Casper peaked at No.5 and banked $8M prizemoney—$7M more than Christian ever did.
But Christian couldn't care less about comparisons and stays involved in his son's career as his coach.
Photo : L'équipe
KEEPING UP WITH THE KORDAS
There's also Petr Korda and son Sebastian.
In 2018, Korda the Younger was already dazzling. The son of the 1998 AO champion even jumped up in the air just like his dad to celebrate winning the boys' edition of the Slam in Melbourne.
Father and son. @AustralianOpen Men's Singles Champion – Petr Korda (1998) & Boys' Singles Champion – Sebastian Korda (2018). / pic. Tennis Australia pic.twitter.com/vNlF6IeMSm
— Michal Samulski (@MichalSamulski) January 27, 2018
Montage photo : TennisWorldUSA
"I never wanted my kids to play tennis," Petr Korda said after Sebastian's Australian triumph. "We'd love our kids to play other sports so they can set their own goals. If any one of our kids would follow our footsteps, the goals are already pre-set for them. It's very difficult for the kids to get out of the shadow of that, and obviously they're trying to beat their parents."
But when Petr saw Sebastian's passion for the sport, he understood his son could chart his own course.
ZVEREV FAMILY VALUES
Alexander Zverev of Russia is fortunate enough to have not one but two sons follow in his tennis footsteps.
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Irina Zvereva is also a former pro. She coached her youngest until the age of 14 while her husband was on tour with their eldest.
There's a ten-year age gap between Mischa and his brother Alexander, who's had the most success on the courts. Still, the Zverevs can proudly say they produced two sons in the ATP Top 25, with Mischa climbing as high as No.25 and winning in Eastbourne in 2018.
ICE MEN
Tennis legend Bjorn Borg is currently rooting for his 19-year-old son Leo, who's trying to find his place on the ATP Tour.
The family resemblance is obvious, but their records couldn't be more dissimilar.
Photo : Dagens Nyheter
Leo Borg collected his first ATP point in May 2021. It took him 10 months to get his hands on the next ones and bring his total to 28 as the No.710.
He's found his way to three ITF semifinals ($15,000 and $25,000) and reached the quarters in Cairo, Egypt, on September 2.
Leo also had a brush with fame when he starred as a young Bjorn in the Borg vs McEnroe biopic (2017).
Photo : Josef Persson / Neon
As you can see, there aren't many children of tennis stars who've followed in their parents' footsteps.
But that doesn't mean there won't be more, especially since the current US Open is chock-full of second-generation players.
Randy Walker even tweeted about it.
Petr Korda's son, Tracy Austin's son, Bryan Sheldon's son, Mary Joe Fernandez's son, Kathy May's son, Christian Ruud's son and Hana Mandlikova's daughter all playing main draw of 2022 #USOpen
— Randy Walker (@TennisPublisher) August 29, 2022
GOMEZ AND GOMEZ
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Ecuador's leading ace Andrés Gomez won Roland-Garros in 1990, and his son Emilio competed in the main draw of the French Slam 30 years later, in 2020.
Emilio defeated Alexis Galarneau in the final of the Winnipeg Challenger on July 31.
BRYAN AND BRYAN AND BLAKE
As you've read, tennis families are mostly father and son duos.
But Tracy Austin isn't alone. There's also Kathy Blake.
The former American tennis player didn't have the most brilliant tennis career, with just a few appearances in the early rounds of major tournaments (1966–1972), but when her sons Bob and Mike showed an interest in her sport, she made a point of having them play together, on the same side of the court, and taught them all the basics, tactics and tricks of doubles.
Little did Kathy know her boys would become the GOATS.
As the top men's pair in the world (No.1, 2003), the Bryan bros took home 120 ATP titles, more than 15 Slams, a Davis Cup (2007), an Olympic gold medal (London 2012), plus a bunch of wins they secured separately.
Oleksandr and Alexandr Dolgopolov
Miloslav and Miloslav Mecir
Fred and Sandon Stolle
Phil and Taylor Dent
Christophe and Édouard Roger-Vasselin
Leif and Joachim Johansson
Ramanathan and Ramesh Krishnan
Photo : Indiacontent.in
Those are all great stories, for sure.
There are also other stories that won't be repeated on a tennis court but on another stage.
THE GRAF-AGASSIS: ALL IN THE FAMILY
Whenever there's a parent–child success story in tennis, the Graf-Agassi children always come up.
With their combined 167 professional titles including 30 Grand Slams and Olympic gold medals, Jaden and Jaz's parents should be dreaming of seeing their kids competing on the Wimbledon grass and raising prestigious trophies.
But Andre said no way.
"Tennis? I just think we've had enough, quite honestly," he affirmed in an interview with Fox Sports. "It's a weird sport. We don't see too many second-generation players. For us, it's about raising our children in a way we can share in their life and not always worry about their life."
Jaden, who turns 21 in October, is a pitcher for the USC Trojans. Jaz prefers snowboarding.
And the family's all the better for it.
Photo : TennisForum.com
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Rossi & Industrial Heat
Rossi Lugano/early demo's revisited. (technical)
Paradigmnoia
Nov 1st 2017
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That's the normal behavior due to the turbulence in a water flux [...]
Have you tried checking out in practice exactly how much is a ~3.73 g/s water flux?
The Ecat system tested in December 2010 was presumably filled with water and used standard-sized water piping. I think water would be coming out at very low speed from it.
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There are very many ways in which waveforms look "spiky" which are not LENR.
You bet there are. Notice I use the term' suggests'. You suggest otherwise, fine by me, and quite correct.
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The water speed at the probe location depends on the local cross section and on how the tip of the probe was inserted inside the pipe. Furthermore, as reminded by THH, in that configuration we can expect the early formation of vapor bubbles, which rises much faster in the vertical pipe, inducing an additional turbulence.
But tell me, please. Do you really think that those oscillations measured by a probe placed half a meter downstream of the alleged "nuclear core" are indicative of "an important behavior characteristic of the system"? Do you think that a temporarily increase of Tout means that all the water inside the device is becoming hotter at the same extent and at the same time? How would you explain what happens in the periods during which the Tout decreases?
Anyway, as I told you, the smoothing of the Tout curve is not necessary for going forward with the estimation of Evap. You can keep the present curve of Tout, if you like, but be conscious of its real meaning.
[...] Do you think that a temporarily increase of Tout means that all the water inside the device is becoming hotter at the same extent and at the same time? How would you explain what happens in the periods during which the Tout decreases?
A more believable and much simpler non-LENR explanation to me would be that heating power to the water wasn't well monitored and that the system wasn't that well insulated either.
You can in part also see this in the previously posted Pin / Tout graph: it looks as if the temperature spikes are located close to the power spikes, or at least they have a similar periodicity.
I'm not sure what the Watts Up Pro ES meter can reliably measure, but it seems to me from the graph provided in the report that it didn't capture correctly all those power spikes.
Furthermore, since from Krivit's interview Levi didn't appear to be entirely sure in retrospect (or perhaps Krivit's questioning got him confused) that input power to the Ecat got truly removed during the period where some power (10-15W) to the control box still remained, one could argue that power to the heating resistors never really got entirely removed.
If all of this is truly the case, then it means that the Ecat didn't really work during that test.
It would also throw a big brick at your reasoning, which from this long discussion it's apparent that it doesn't accept significant changes from the initially forced assumptions/variables (not a good sign).
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I had also noticed that the temp spikes in some ways resemble the power input spikes, and wondered if the time scale for the temperature was compressed (intentially or not).
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[...] and wondered if the time scale for the temperature was compressed (intentionally or not).
Could you explain this more in detail?
can,
I simply wondered (to myself, and was reminded by your comment) if the timestamps were adusted, that the bumps and dips might get more synchronized-looking. I don't really have any theory for why that might be, or if how the data was collected it was possible to get the data feeds out of sync.
60 Hz clock running on 50 Hz on a measurement device?
(If it were possible to send different rate timestamps from different measurement equipment, to be consolidated on one display, all sorts of strange things might seem to be happening.)
Levi did mention at some point during Krivit's interview (here from 00:42) that he didn't show all the data together in a single plot because it was sampled at different "clocks" from separate acquisition systems and that putting it all together (similarly to what I did) would have resulted in "artificial" data. Having, in a way, seen this in practice recently I think it has to do more with synchronization and sampling rate than differences in 50/60 Hz clock of the measurement device. For the calculations I had to interpolate and aggregate the different datasets to consistent timestamps, which I guess generates what could be considered artificial data.
I had to align the data, but didn't find or notice whether the timestamps have been compressed. From the photos it appears that the data shown comes from the logging software that comes with the devices used.
Sorry, I don't understand which forced assumptions/variables are you talking about. I provided you my interpretation of the curves on the screenshot of the December 2010 test. You correctly raised the issue of what happened to the water during the boiling period (1). I'm just trying to answer your question about how much water remains inside the Ecat.
I asked you to help me, because of your skill in dealing with numerical series and drawing nice and clean graphs. We are almost at the end of this effort. I am just waiting the final touch on the graphs you posted yesterday (2). If you don't want to use a smoothed curve for Tout, that's OK. Just remove, please, the violet curve from the first graph, modify the title, and substitute Ex with Px where necessary.
After I have answered your previous question on the basis of my interpretation of what happened during Test 1, I will be glad to follow your own reasoning about that test, and answer all the other questions you raised in your last comments. But, please, one thing at a time.
(1) Rossi Lugano/early demo's revisited. (technical)
Here's your plot.
EDIT: fixed misaligned data
EDIT2: chopped small portion at the end of the graph which overestimated produced power due to high water flow.
rossi_20101216_test1_en-pw.png
Edited 2 times, last by can ( Jul 8th 2018 ).
Thanks, so much.
Well, now we can use the time evolution of (Emet+Evap) to estimate Evap.
We know that Evap=0 until Tout is<100°C, that is up to the time tb=37 s. At this same time Emet is 370 kJ, therefore we can assume this value as the level of energy stored in the metal which allows the water to boil. Until the time ts=57 s, when the power is completely switched off, the curve (Emet+Evap) continues to increase reaching a maximum of 650 kJ, then it keeps decreasing due to dispersed heat. Finally, at time tf=57 s ca. - when the flooding begins - (Emet+Evap) is 610 kJ. By considering that at that time the water is still boiling, we can deduce that Emet is at least 370 kJ, so that Evap<610-370 = 240 kJ.
As for the Evap curve, it can be approximated by a straight line which rises from zero (at t=37s) up to 240 kJ (at t=57s), and remains at this value thereafter. Emet can be obtained by difference.
Does it sound reasonable to you?
May I also ask you to include these two new quantities (Evap and Emet) in the energy graph? A curve representing (Ecool=Eout+Evap) would be also meaningful, because it represents the total heat carried away by the coolant. Thanks in advance.
This last evaluation does finally allow to answer your starting question:
- Roughly how much water do you think was still contained inside the device after the flow stopped?
Assuming Evap=240 kJ, the heat of vaporization being 2257 J/g, it follows that the maximum mass of water which could have evaporated was 106 g. This is about 10% of the water inventory inside the Ecat, therefore at the end of the boiling phase, almost 90% of the water is still inside the device.
Why not like this?
(honest question, that's how I tried to calculate it earlier today)
Edited 2 times, last by can: Removed edited in graph ( Jul 8th 2018 ).
Well done! That's a good way to esteem the Pvap at the onset of boiling, when the resistors are still powered on and Tmet is close to its maximum value.
My estimation was instead about the maximum Evap along the entire 20 minutes of the boiling period. The value of 240 kJ corresponds to an average Pvap of 200 W, which gives the straight line I suggested before, if it is supposed to stay constant for the entire boiling period. But it was just a first order approximation.
Our two methods can be joined in order to get a even better estimation, just drawing a line for Pvap starting with a value of 334 W a t=37s and decreasing to zero at t=57s, whose integral is 240 kJ.
Are you able to do that?
--------------- Eta:
A simpler way to take into account both our estimations, is to assume a linear Pvap going from an initial rounded up value of 350 W (at t=37s) to a final value of 50 W (at t=57s), considering that there was still some boiling when the flooded started. The resulting average value would still be 200 W.
I'm generating the plots with computer code (I'm not using a spreadsheet) with as little "baked in" values as possible and also trying to limit complexity to keep it manageable and less prone to errors, so I ended up using your initially proposed method and dropping mine or the idea of combining both. Thus, below is the resulting graph.
OK, that's enough. Thank you again.
The average Pvap=200 W of my method is well confirmed by your initial 334 W, so it's not necessary to complicate too much your computer code.
Just a few words of comment at the end of this work. IMO the final curves you posted above describe a realistic time evolution of what could have happened on the evening of December 16, 2010, in a warehouse in the periphery of Bologna. All the curves follows the expected behavior in accordance to the usual physics. The only strangeness is the little bump in the (Emet+Evap) curve, which in turn reverberates in the Emet curve, but it could depend on a misalignment of the other quantities used to compute (Emet+Evap). This model keeps valid as many as possible of the info provided in the Levi's report, but it adds the new basic assumption that the water tap has been closed at 17:47 (real time) and fully reopened almost half an hour later, at 18:14. The power to the electric heaters has been partially reduced at 17:58, and totally switched off at 17:03. The heat accumulated in the metallic parts close to the electric heaters in the period of no flow and power on has been sufficient to maintain the boiling temperature for 10-15 minutes more.
This is a completely different interpretation of the Test 1 with respect to the one provided in the calorimetric report issued with the UniBo logo in January 2011, where the maintaining of the boiling temperature for about 15 minutes was presented as the effect of the generation of more than 9 kW of heat in self-sustaining mode by an alleged nuclear reactor based on controversial phenomena, denied by the mainstream science.
So we have now two different interpretations. If you like to add a third one, I'm ready to examine and discuss it, otherwise I would like to know which one of the first two is more convincing for you.
Shane D.
Ascoli,
To be clear; you think there was nefarious and purposeful intervention with the water flow and power application, designed to skew the end results so as to appear overunity?
Not choosing sides here. In fact you have been nothing short of masterful in getting this to where you did. And who can not be impressed with Can and his talents? Great job by both. Let the better science argument win I say. Wish I could judge who is right, and who not, but guess I will have to stick with my old appeal to authority.
Convective heat transfer correction
As stated in my previuos post I saw a large difference between the convective heat transfer coeeficient presented on page 16 of the Lugano report for zone 5 of the rib area on page 16 and the one I calculated for zone 5.
The Lugano report gave a value of 12.75 for zone 5 while i calculated (for the slightly lower corrected zone temperature) a value of 14.52.
Since page 16 the Lugano report gives the values of all the parameters from which the convective heat transfer coefficient of zone 5 was calulated I could compare those with the values I used.
Both are given in the following table :
Coefficient-----------Lugano-------------Recalculation
D-------------------------0.02----------------------0.02
g--------------------------9.81----------------------9.81
B--------------------------1.90E-3-----------------2.18E-3
v--------------------------4.00E-5-----------------2.74E-5
a--------------------------5.90E-5-----------------5.88E-5
k--------------------------4.10E-2-----------------4.14E-2
If we compare the values then it can directly be seen that there is a large difference in the values of the viscosity v.
It turns out that I wrongfully used the tabulated values of the dynamic viscosity instead of the kinematic viscosity .
From the values it can also be seen that the Lugano team used for the expansion coefficient the value 1/T (T being the film temperature) instead of the real tabulated values for air.
As a third remark it can be seen that they used only two digits accuracy as can be seen by the trailing zeros of their values. As alreade mentioned in an earlier post these roundings can add up to inceased errors in the calculations.
I now have to update, based on the kinematic viscosity, all convective heat transfer coefficients used in the Excel sheet of the Lugano dummy run recalculation.
[...] This model keeps valid as many as possible of the info provided in the Levi's report, but it adds the new basic assumption that the water tap has been closed at 17:47 (real time) and fully reopened almost half an hour later, at 18:14. [...]
It's a big assumption. Is it entirely consistent with the observed trend of inlet water temperature?
For example, what could have caused it to decline at an apparently accelerating pace before the water flow got interrupted?
I've manually equalized the temperature steps for that part of the graph to make this clearer (assuming that in the original photographed plot every pixel on the vertical axis represented a fixed temperature step, which should have been the case).
rossi_water_dec2010_test1_corr.png
rossi_water_dec2010_test1_corr_tamb-tin.png
Yes, indeed, very big. And IMO is entirely consistent with the experimental evidences and the outcomes of the above model.
I called it "assumption", but I should have used "deduction", considering the clear evidences in favor of a water stopping. Not only because of the typical heating trend of Tin, which clearly indicates an asymptotic progressive warming toward Tamb, but also because it starts just when Tout begins to rise again.
I don't think that the decline phase can compromise the significance of the rising one. But your question is intriguing, so I tried to imagine a possible explanation. Here is my best guess.
In the calorimetric report, we can read: "Before igniting the reactor the water flux was set and measured by collecting, and then weighting, an amount of water in a container in a given time. The measured flux was of 168 +/- 2 g in 45 +/- 0.1 s."
The phrase "the water flux was set" suggests that there was a precise level of water flux to be set. In my opinion, this level was the flow that should have given a power out of 10 kW, assuming dry steam at the outlet. Considering a delta T of 85°C, as indicated in the report, and the evaporation entalpy of 2272 J/g, each g/s of water flux would have been equivalent to: 85 x 4,185 + 2272 = 2628 W/(g/s). Therefore a power of 10 kW would have required a water flux of 3,805 g/s. So, it was first necessary to open the water tap as much as necessary to get that flux, at the specific pressure of the water system at that time.
Consequently, after the data acquisition system was turned on, the water tap was slightly opened and held in this position for a few minutes, until the water has started to escape from the end of the outlet tube. At that point, the water flux was measured by weighting the water poured into a container over a given period of time. If the weight was significantly lower than the target value, the handle of the water tap was rotated by a fixed angle, the container empted, and all the operations repeated.
This way of working would also explain the reason why the time base used to fill the container was set to the strange and unusual value of 45 s. I suspect that a normal watch was used to measure time, and that a time base of 45 s would have allowed to complete a measuring step – filling, weighting, pouring and rotating - in a complete turn of the second's hand, facilitating in this way the control of the timing.
Thus, it was established that the target value for the water mass was 3.805 x 45 = 171 g in 45 s. When the fairly close weigh of 168 g was measured, it was decided to switch on the heaters. It happened at t=7s of your graphs. Thereafter, the curve of Tin has two more downward steps with about the same length followed by a much longer lowest level, which is the expected trend for a cooling down at a constant flow.
So, this setup procedure would explain both the accelerating pace of the downwards steps up to t=7s, and the subsequent decelerating pace.
Is it reasonable for you? Any other objection?
Going a little further. After switching on, it was expected that temperatures would rise on the PC screen, but it didn't happen, probably because of the wrong setting of the acquisition timestep. After a while, the time step was set at 10 s, and the first real point was plotted on the T graph.
If you have time and possibility, it would be useful to have a graph with the experimental data (power in and temperatures) plotted in function of the real local time, and starting from the presumed time when the data acquisition system was switched on, with these actions marked on it.
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No, not in order to appear overunity. For this minor (if it can be called this way) goal, it was sufficient to declare that the exiting flow was dry steam, so that the water flow of 3,73 g/s (168 g in 45 s) was stated to be equivalent to 9810 W, versus an input power of 1120 W, with a COP of almost 9. Conversely, the intervention on the water flow and power application was intended to induce the convincement that the device was able to generate almost 10 kW of nuclear energy without the support of any external source, i.e. that it was able to operate in the so called self-sustaining mode (infinite COP) for about 15 minutes.
Which two sides? Do you intend *can* and me? I don't think we are in competition. I did this work with a cooperative spirit, and I think the same was for him. He has been the best interlocutor I could have find, because, beyond his technical talents, he remains open to give credit to the protagonists of this story, so compensating for my negative bias on them. This relieves me from the burden to find by myself all the possible objections to my own hypotheses.
For the moment, unless *can* provides a third explanation, the two sides corresponds to the interpretation of the December 2010 test contained in the Unibo report and the one described by the graphs plotted by *can* on the basis of my indications. The scientific authority is entirely on the first side. Does it means that you stick with the interpretation reported by UniBo?
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