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A curious northerner, who lived 8 months in Kenya, a year in Norway and now rummaging about Aarhus studying Political Science, volunteering at the non-profit café fairbar, and playing endless amounts of boardgames at my lovely dormitory.
Jeg vil leve, lige indtil jeg dør, og det er ikke umuligt, at jeg vil skrive min egen gravtekst. Og i så fald skal teksten være henvendt til forbipasserende, og der skal stå: Ingen grund til at holde her. (Dan Turéll)
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Music: The doors, Kashmir, Jimmie Hendrix, Adele, Kenyan music, radiohead, De eneste to, Yeasayer, Gorillaz etc.
Books: Vi, de Druknede - Carsten Jensen, Miss Smillas Feeling for Snow, Jacob Ejersbo- Nordkraft, Eksil, Liberty, Revolution
One Amazing Thing I've Done
Played football naked in zero degrees celsius in Norway.
Teach, Learn, Share
I'm curious as to where people gained their experience and values from, and to know what makes them tick. This unfortunately manifestates itself in a tendency to ask personal questions way too quickly.
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"Matthew Davis's portrait of Mongolia is riveting, insightful, and deeply honest. He captures the timeless elements of this remarkable country--the glorious history, the wide-open landscapes--but he also writes about the forces that shape today's Mongol society. As a teacher he experiences it all firsthand: he lives in a nomad-style ger; he drinks too much, like the locals; he witnesses the mass migration to the cities and foreign countries. He even finds himself caught up in a quarantine for the plague. It's rare for a young person to have such intimate contact with such a distant country, and even rarer for him to write about it so well." Peter Hessler, author of Country Driving, River Town, and Oracle Bones
"Mongolia is a bewitching land, and Matt Davis captures the exotic and the quotidian aspects of living there in this sweet and utterly engaging book. Braving an outbreak of the plague, surviving in minus-40 degree cold, drinking vodka and fermented mare's milk just like the locals, Davis looks past Mongolia's desperate challenges and finds moments of touching humanity. Davis has a forgiving eye and a sharp pen. A lovely, memorable book." Seth Faison, author of South of the Clouds: Exploring the Hidden Realms of China
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A major handicap to Xiaomi's quest for global domination is the lack of large markets like the US, Europe and the UK where it could boost its numbers. An entry in these markets would, however, lead to a flurry of patent issues with Apple and Samsung that may prove too costly for its survival. Xiaomi has long been accused of producing exact copies of Apple's iPhones for sale in China.
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Even though Xiaomi is readying itself to launch the Mi5 flagship phone, the new phone may come across heavy weather given that Apple's next iPhone models are set to launch around the same period. However, Xiaomi's sales had pickup up markedly in the second half of last year, so it would not be a surprise if it repeats the feat this year.


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Ricardo Montalban, may you now be enjoying the Beatific Vision. First the unimportant stuff. Montalban was an actor of immense talent.
Fascinating post, Donald. I had no idea he was a committed Catholic. He was unforgettable in The Wrath of Khan. (Remember those desert slugs he put in the ears of the Enterprise crew?) I've probably watched that movie ten times and will add it to my Blockbuster queue. "I like what they've done to my car" is another one of his trademark lines for Chrysler.
In Khan he took a role that could so easily have descended into camp and invested him with a tragic dignity. It is interesting to compare the Khan of the movie and the Khan of the original Star Trek episode and see how Montalban skillfully took the tv Khan, a relatively benign tyrant, and showed in the movie how his soul became completely twisted by the death of his wife and followers which he blamed on Captain Kirk. Montalban could have sleep walked through the role and collected his pay check. Instead, as he did throughout his career, he gave a performance that commands attention. A consumate professional.
This cat had class down to his bone marrow. Distinguished any role with his personage. Never lowered standards even with spouting third-rate noise on Fantasy Island. Methinks Father Neuhaus has hired him to narrate the celestial audio book update of Nekkid Public Square. Vaya con Dios, Senor.
I never knew that he was a devout Catholic. Just his long marriage alone is witness enough of his Catholicism.
He single-handidly saved that Star Trek franchise in my opinion as well.
I remember seeing an interview in which he told of his respect for his father because he REALLY loved his mother and romanced her for their whole marriage. Class begets class
Actually Ricardo said "soft corinthian leather" in the 1975 Chrysler Cordoba commercial.
It was Eugene Levy that said "rich corinthian leather" in a SCTV parody.
At any rate he was a true 'Gem" of a man, and will be forever missed.
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I gather we can mirror RHEL, but am wondering how. The steps I've seen describe a system that is directly registered to RHN, but our machines are registered to satellite. I was thinking we would need to set the feed from our satellite machine, but I can't see how to do that with pulp-admin. Maybe I can't (and shouldn't) and should register the pulp server with RHN, then use a feed from RHN?
It sounds like you are using Pulp 2 along side an older version of Satellite than Pulp 2 is designed to be integrated with. Pulp 2 is going to be part of Satellite 6, which isn't released yet.
You can register Pulp directly to RHN. Here are some instructions that detail how to add the CDN feed to Pulp:
https://pulp-rpm-user-guide.readthedocs.org/en/pulp-2.1/recipes.html#sync-a-protected-repoIt might be possible to use a similar set of steps to register Pulp to the Satellite server, but I am not familiar enough with Satellite to be able to offer you helpful instructions. You will just need to know a few things for your Satellite Server:
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So with pulp, at the first step we should then be able to use the pulp server for the kickstart url and for managing the repos that hosts update from (replacing 2 of the items listed above), while the machines will still register with Satellite. Does that sound right/sane?
Due to my unfamiliarity with Satellite 5, it's difficult for me to make suggestions about how you might use Pulp alongside it. What you are proposing doesn't sound *in*sane to me though :)
Lastly nothing to do with satellite, but how do I get more details about a pulp rpm repo that has been previously created? pulp-admin rpm repo list will show a couple of basic items about the repos, but how can I find out its current published location or whether it deletes old rpms or what its feed is?
rpm repo list has a --details flag. See --help for other options on the list or other commands.
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Here are some of my favourite soups. I was pretty much reared on soup and for me, it has a comforting quality that no other food can provide. With a family, I find it a really useful way to boost vegetable intake and immune systems. My own mum always had a pot on the hob when I got home from school and it (usually) kept my sisters and me well snacked up till dinner.
Making your own stock or broth is definitely a good idea but not strictly necessary. I have to admit that I rarely do these days, especially as there are now some excellent vegetables stocks available to buy. My favourite is Marigold Reduced Salt Vegetable Bouillon which I think is by far the best around. Personally, I think the trick is to not overdo the stock. I water it down well. I want the soup to taste of the vegetables rather than the stock.Vegan recipes are marked with a V
A flavour-filled vegetarian version of the classic French soup. Slow cooked, caramelised onions form the basis of this soup which is topped with French bread and cheese and baked till golden.
The classic cold tomato soup recipe from Spain. This is a healthy, raw soup made with the ripest of tomatoes. Perfect for a hot Summer's day.
Thai chilled asparagus soup with chilli and coconut. This is a wonderful soup and very easy to make.
This is probably the easiest soup you could possibly make. Beautiful and flavoursome, it's fast, healthy and cheap to make if you use frozen peas.
A quick and easy potato soup recipe that's fabulously creamy and tasty.
A gorgeous pumpkin soup with a velvety texture and delicious flavours. This is easy and wonderful.
In this wonderful soup, butternut squash is delicately spiced and gently roasted to create a warm, satisfying soup that's bursting with flavour.
This Mexican soup recipe literally only takes a few minutes to prepare. It has to be one of the quickest and tastiest dishes you can make.
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One of my favourite vegetarian soup recipes. Chunky vegetables
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Released: May 16, 2016
Just in time for #ThrowbackThursday! There is something so cool about that 1980's style of erotic photography, shot on 35mm film in funky outfits and tall socks! Inspired by those awesome girly mags of yesteryear, we decided to dress-up super-hottie Salena Storm in roller skates and knit bottoms. I'm pretty sure that if you looked up "irresistibly, adorable and sexy," you would find Salena Storm. As a photographer, she is an absolute joy to shoot, her every angle is a pleasure to the eye. Petite, pretty and dying to be naughty for you… This is Salena. She is so much fun and such a flirt! The truth is, on and off camera, she loves to play with her sweet pussy – and have sex. Can you tell? When we handed her a lollipop-esque sex toy, Salena quickly dropped her panties and started playing with her pussy to a blissful orgasm! Enjoy!


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This surface mounted Spring Door Closer has adjustable tension to prevents doors slamming.
- Features: Easy to install
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Anonymous from Does what is says I fitted the spring Door Closer to our new back gate and it seems to work OK. It was a bit tricky to fit and it took me several attempts to tension the spring successfully. I had to use a longer rod (a screw driver in fact) than the one supplied to enable me to tension the spring. I would prefer to have been able to out a little more pressure on the spring, it sometimes won't quite close the gate, especially against a breeze.
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A lunch sketch that would not die. Spent way too long struggling against coloring this one. I need a good scanner my crap camera doesnt take good pics of my pencils.
Watch out for the paternity lawsuit!
Ah! That is good...
Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the...
LOL...good stuff great artwork!
LOL...good stuff great artwork!
I love that scene, and the movie in general. It's just so cheap, unassuming 80s sword and sorcery. Nothing like the modern movies that are trying so much to be epic that they end up desperately bland.
Canon LiDE's pretty decent. Clearer resolution than even my $15,000 11x17 copier/scanner at my old workplace on 600dpi. And the Canon is really cheap. Doesn't require an outside power source; just a USB cord. Overall, for a standard letter sized scanner, I'm pretty happy with it.
Really nice anatomy on this one, btw.
Really nice anatomy on this one, btw.


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Captain Jack Sparrow
The quirky and charismatic character of Captain Jack Sparrow, who appeared in the Pirates of the Caribbean series, was created by screenwriters Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio and famously portrayed by Johnny Depp.
This remarkable rendition by ZhiHeng Tang consummately captures the vile treachery and the wondrous wit of the captain.
The Evil Witch
Inspired by Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, artist Sven Geruschkat created a portrait of the evil queen disguised as a wicked witch ready to give Snow White the poisoned apple.
King Henry IV Of France
Henry IV, also known as the "Good King Henry," reigned over France from 1589 to 1610. He was the first French monarch of the House of Bourbon.
This rendering of King Henry was created through forensic facial recognition of the mummified head CT scan database and done by the Dr. Philippe Charlier team in Paris.
He was the primary antagonist in Victor Hugo's Les Miserables, which has been famously adapted as a musical stage play as well as a feature film in 2013.
Russel Crowe's interpretation of Javert in the 2013 film, directed by Tom Hooper, was done by Luces.
Walter White
Walter White (alias Heisenberg) is one of the most badass characters in the history of television. He appeared in the American television drama series Breaking Bad on AMC.
The fan art, titled You're Goddamn Right!, was created by 3D artist Riccardo Minervino. An interesting step-by-step tutorial of the image can be found here.
Jack Torrance
Jack Torrance originally appeared in Stephen King's famous novel The Shining. The character was brought to life by Jack Nicholson in Stanley Kubrick's 1980 film of the same name.
The 3D interpretation of the now infamous 'Here's Johnny' scene was created by Hossein Diba. The insanity on Nicholson's face is still sending chills down ours pine to this day.
The Joker
Can this get any better? Heath Ledger delivered one of the most spellbinding performances as The Joker in Christopher Nolan's second film of the Batman trilogy, The Dark Knight.
The iconic nature of The Joker's character inspired many to create joker-based fan art but this CG version by VFX student Max Wahyudi might just be one of the best.


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Skip to comments.Is Washington undermining Israels campaign against Iran?
Posted on 04/03/2012 3:55:52 PM PDT by U-238
A secret Israeli-Azerbaijan pact giving the Jewish state use of old Soviet air bases to attack Irans nuclear sites revealed by Foreign Policy magazine exposed a bold military option to the vexed problem of getting bomb-heavy warplanes to their distant targets.
Or was the story all part of a complex and devious disinformation campaign by the Obama administration to box Israel in, or one targeted at the president?
From a military standpoint, the strategy was simple, if audacious. Israeli warplanes would refuel in Azerbaijan before the final low-level dash across the Caspian to targets in Iran.
Predictably, Israeli and Azeri officials flatly denied the story which according to Foreign Policy was based on senior U.S. intelligence and military sources.
Another denial came from a similarly unidentified Obama administration official, who said the White House had no interest in leaks of that type, adding it would gladly prosecute those who divulged the details supposed Israeli attack option using Azeri air bases if they knew who they were.
For some that seemed a touch too disingenuous.
In the murky and multi-layered world of deliberate leaks and pressure by disinformation, the White House denial was interpreted as a clever piece in the Obama administration complex strategy to box Israel in. In that scenario, the message is that Washington first by leaking details and then denying it was leaking knows what Israel is up to and wants no part of it, at least until after the November elections.
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Simple answer: YES
I agree
Does a young kid raised in Islam and converted to Christianity (so called - so said), be against Israel - come on folks!
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Was sleeping on the floor, so having a bed was a great improvement. Good frame for the price! Directions were a little difficult, but doable. Thanks for offering this product on your site.
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I've been worriedPosted on May 7th, 2017 4 comments
Last year, when I finished Tour de Pink South, I took a nearly 5 month rest from my bike. I am 100% ever single excuse/reason I had was valid, important and pertinent – but the simple fact is I gained over 20 pounds in that time. I got severely depressed and it wasn't fun.
I finished (almost) Tour de Pink South 2 weeks ago today. I have ridden once and run twice and have been secretly "scared". You see, I came up with some completely valid, important and pertinent reasons to NOT ride my bike. In some cases, it was physically impossible – but the fear comes from my complete lack of desire to even touch my bike (or workout in any way, for that matter!)
I'm happy to report, I woke up this morning and the only thing I want to do today is …. ride my bike! I don't want to go hard, fast, train, do intervals, ride here, ride there…. I just want to ride my bike. That alone is a GREAT feeling!
So…. a little more coffee, a few eggs …. and I'm out the door! Hope you all have a great day and … Ride your bike!
I've been worried
Last year, when I finished Tour de Pink South, I took a nearly 5 month rest from my bike. I am 100% ever single excuse/reason I had was valid, important and pertinent – but the simple fact is I gained over 20 pounds in that time. I got severely depressed and it wasn't fun.
I finished (almost) Tour de Pink South 2 weeks ago today. I have ridden once and run twice and have been secretly "scared". You see, I came up with some
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I saw a man die todayPosted on April 30th, 2017 1 comment
This won't be a fun post. It was not a fun afternoon, I need to tell people and clear my mind. I was going from Nashville, TN to Sparta, TN. I had to pick some stuff up (… which is also a pretty shitty story…). I was about 8 mile from my destination when I noticed the care in front of me go over the white line on the right. Not a lot, but I also noticed the passenger was "dancing". I got cautious.
A couple of miles later, the car in front of them turned left into a driveway. We all had to stop. The car accelerated away VERY SLOWLY. I seriously pondered dialing 911 and reporting a drunk driver. Little did I know that I didn't have enough time to make any type of difference. The car continued to swerve. Being on a motorcycle, I was making sure I had a large space cushion. I thought as long as they were in front of me – I was safe. I could control my own destiny.
Somewhat randomly, they accelerated into a curve – this is where the story goes horribly wrong. Rather than negotiate the very easy left hand turn, they got off the road into the grass. They drove through the parking lot of an old VFW, takign out a 6×6 pole, stripping the cable from another …. straight across the parking lot into the woods. The major problem was that the place they entered the woods was over what locals called a "holler" (may be "hollar"). I called it a gulch… it was huge, at LEAST 30 feet down. I don't mean to make any fun of this, but it looked like some Dukes of Hazzard driving off a cliff.
I pulled over immediately – nobody was coming at us, nobody was behind – I was the only person that saw this. I called 911 and told them I saw a horrific accident. They asked me if I was okay, if my motorcycle was safe, if I was out of the way. We then started trying to figure out where I was, I had no address. I read a sign, described it – the guy on the phone knew exactly where I was. I could hear sirens almost immediately. The dispatcher asked me to yell – I did… I heard no reply. I saw a lifeless arm…. I was shaking.
Numerous emergency vehicles came, including a life flight helicopter. The Tennessee State Patrol asked me to stay to discuss the situation. I waited patiently for what had to be an hour. As I watched, I saw them pick up a body bag. It was a sickening feeling. They did pull one person (the driver, I believe, but do not know out). He left in a helicopter.
Knowing I had 220 more miles on my motorcycle, I pushed all the feelings down. I didn't think about it much, I told a couple people – but I didn't let myself FEEL anything. I told my neighbor as I walked in. He knew I was upset. He asked if there was anything he could do – and he GENUINELY wanted to help. I asked him to grab me a couple diet cokes from the store next door, he did.
When I walked in the door, I quite literally broke into tears. Cindy came and gave me a full motorcycle gear hug.
I don't know how I am supposed to feel, but I feel sad, glad, confused – but I know I am grateful, too. Tomorrow I will google the incident and maybe get more "closure".
I saw a man die today
This won't be a fun post. It was not a fun afternoon, I need to tell people and clear my mind. I was going from Nashville, TN to Sparta, TN. I had to pick some stuff up (… which is also a pretty shitty story…). I was about 8 mile from my destination when I noticed the care in front of me go over the white line on the right. Not a lot, but I also noticed the passenger was "dancing". I got cautious.
A couple of miles
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Why #Keto Works For MePosted on April 26th, 2017 1 comment
Why #Keto Works For Me
It's no secret I've lost a lot of weight in the past 9 months. Most of it I can directly attribute to myself adopting a #ketogenic diet. For those that don't know, Keto is a low carb, high fat diet. Many will say "Oh, like Atkins." Sort of – but less protien, more fat. You eat 20 grams or less a day of carbs, you eat about a gram of protein for every pound of lean body mass you have and the rest of your diet comes from fat. When I heard about this – I thought it was crap, stupid, worthless…. yeah, 52 pounds and 6+ inches off my waist later, I'm a believer.
For me, it's the perfect diet (right now). And I don't mean weight loss diet, I mean lifestyle diet. You see, I've been sober for over 29 years. Some days, I am not sober due to my "great" recovery, rather than simply saying "I cannot drink that, I am not allowed." I made a rule for myself. Also, at 29 years … 1 drink is a pretty remarkable f'up and I don't want to start the count over.
Okay, so that may have sounded random – but in fact, it is the current secret to my success. I cannot eat carbs. They make me fat. I learned that and I believe that and I don't eat carbs. It's almost binary for me. "Can eat that". "Cannot eat that". If I cannot eat it, I do not eat it. I have cheated exactly once. I ate 2" of a twizzler. I don't have just one cookie. I don't have just a few chips. I would rather be hungry than eat something I am not allowed to.
Now – this wont work for everyone. A friend of mine cant do low Keto because it causes his gout to flair up. Others I have heard have kidney/liver issues. I've been fine – and for that I am grateful. I hear lots of people say "It's too hard". Bullshit. Eating bacon is not hard. Eating a cheeseburger is not hard. Only eating leafy green vegetables is not hard. Picking up 400 pounds is hard. Giving birth is hard. Keto is easy.
I have lots of tips, tricks, hacks and other comments I'd gladly share with just about anyone. The key to my success is watch my carbs, and remember the basic slogan …. "Keep Calm and Keto On".
It's not an overnight weight loss program, it's a way of eating that gets your body using fat. Once you get there …. life gets REALLY GOOD!
Just like in AA…. One day at a time ….
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Dear #ATL – We can cut traffic by 20%Posted on April 11th, 2017 1 comment
Dear #ATL – We can cut traffic by 20%
This has been my pet idea for a very long time. It is as simple as it gets and could benefit us ALL in the #ATL. If each and every one of us figured out a way to do an "Alternative Commute" just ONE DAY PER WEEK, traffic would be cut on average by 20%.
You now say "What is an alternative commute?" Ride your bike, carpool, work from home, take Marta, ride the bus, hike, take your hover board – whatever! Just get off the road! You know I love my motorcycle, but even THAT doesn't really count.
I challenged myself to take at least one alternative commute per week – do you have the courage to start the 20% movement? #LetsDothis!
#ATL #FiftyNotFat #BikeCommute #TrafficSucks
Dear #ATL – We can cut traffic by 20%
This has been my pet idea for a very long time. It is as simple as it gets and could benefit us ALL in the #ATL. If each and every one of us figured out a way to do an "Alternative Commute" just ONE DAY PER WEEK, traffic would be cut on average by 20%.
You now say "What is an alternative commute?" Ride your bike, carpool, work from home, take Marta, ride the bus, hike, take your hover board – whatever! Just
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Trying out TuesdayPosted on April 5th, 2017 1 comment
In the 11 seasons I have participated in some way, at the Dick Lane Velodrome, I have never raced or participated on a Tuesday – that changed yesterday! It's Masters night – and being more masterly than I used to be, decided to give it a go.
Five Lap Scratch
On the line it became 7. I had about 5 laps of speed, but managed to hang in there and not finish last. The field was a spaced out just enough so I would have to squeeze through gaps to move up, and possibly make others feel funky… good race.
I hate a point-a-lap. They are just not an event I have ever done well in. They are fast from the gun and only get faster. Undergeared and under-powered, I did enjoy about 7 laps second wheel behind Barman. I then faded, but was pleasantly surprised at my speed. With no track training, I guess losing over 60 pounds helps?
Points Race
Prior to our race, the beginners decided to crash rather dramatically. Lots of noise, sparks and people bouncing. I wasn't "phased" by this, but it led to a long delay. My legs felt like crap. I decided to stretch them out early, just a lap on the gas. It was fun to roll off the field and others commented later "It was good to see Scott roll off like Scott rolls off!" Anyway … 2-3 laps later, there was a HORRIFIC noise in the field. Sounded just like the previously described crash. I don't have time to bounce…. so I backed off…. went high, looking for bodies on the ground but they never showed up. Turns out Barman's chain came off. Riding a carbon bike, they amplify all sounds and make it sound like somebody abusing an aircraft carrier or something. As that sorted out they were ringing the bell…. I was OTB… race was over, but training continued for 21 more laps.
I've got some work to do, but man, I had fun!
#blogit #FiftyNotFat #44
Trying out Tuesday…
In the 11 seasons I have participated in some way, at the Dick Lane Velodrome, I have never raced or participated on a Tuesday – that changed yesterday! It's Masters night – and being more masterly than I used to be, decided to give it a go.
Five Lap Scratch
On the line it became 7. I had about 5 laps of speed, but managed to hang in there and not finish last. The field was a spaced out just enough so I would have to
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I miss bloggingPosted on April 4th, 2017 3 comments
Video killed the radio star.
Texting has killed conversation.
Facebook has effectively killed many forums.
Twitter (and ADHD) have killed the blog.
I miss blogging. I have always enjoyed writing up a description of an event in my life. Part of this is due to the "excitement" I get when I get a lot of comments, discussion or likes. I will admit to that the "attention whore" aspect of blogging is fun. That being said – I have always found it to be very cathartic. Just a mental mind dump about something that means something to me. Positive, negative or anywhere in between. I just enjoy writing it. (By now, most people have clicked back, but I'm not done!)
The beauty of this sort of issue is I hold the key to my problem right in my hands… just get typing! I think – I am going to try to get back in the swing of things. Not pay too much attention to my likes, comments and such – just do what I want to do, because I want to do it.
Look for more from my blog – it's time to clear the mind from time to time!
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Just testing more stuff!Posted on April 4th, 2017 No comments
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Cycling 101: Learning to use your clipless pedalsPosted on January 21st, 2017 No comments
For many people, using clipless pedals is a very daunting task. The thought of being attached to your bicycle is scary. I recently wrote an article on why you should use clipless pedals, and how they can he (Find it here: Cycling 101: Why you should use clipless pedals) Now – how do you use them? Let's talk about that.
The first thing you MUST do is properly mount your pedals and cleats. If you do not know how to do this, seek help from a bike shop. The cleats MUST be tight. If they are not, you can have issues getting your foot out! Make sure they are tight. The cleat should be in the center of the shoe (right to left) and under the ball of your foot. Most any shop that sells shoes can and will help you with this.
Virtually ever type of clipless pedal has a tension adjustment. I suggest loosening that up as much as possible in the beginning. As you get more experienced, but you can decide later. This is TYPICALLY done with an allen wrench (hex key).
Before we talk about how to GET IN to clipless pedals, lets talk about how to get out. I know of no clipless pedals you do not exit by pushing your heal to the outside. Practice – right now – put your toe on the floor and rotate your heal outward. Do that 10 times with each foot! Boom – you are now an expert!
On most pedals, you enter by putting the front of the cleat into the pedal and then stepping down. Usually, you hear and/or feel a "click" when you are engaged. I like to "tug up" on my foot to make sure I am clipped in.
I _HIGHLY_ suggest you find a wall, rail, car, shoulder or something to hang onto and clip in, clip out, clip in, clip out, clip in, clip out…. repeat so you feel how it works. It's easy – but at first you will be nervous, knowing you can do it will help you when you are moving.
Key Point: Pick your "stay on the bike foot". In 90% of stops, you stop and do not need to remove both feet. Mine is my right foot. I never take it off the pedal unless I am getting off my bike. Every stop – I put my left foot down. It's your choice 🙂
Starting: Clip in your stay on the bike foot. Make sure it's all good. Put your foot in a good position to start and push off like you always do! DO NOT IMMEDIATELY WORRY ABOUT CLIPPING IN THE OTHER FOOT! It's okay to put your to, heel, or any other part of your foot on the pedal and get up to speed. Fast enough so you are stable. Now coast and clip in your other foot. Off you ride, safe and sound … connected!
Stopping: Now – you are attached to your bike. You have to change that to safely get off the bike. MOST of the time, you plan to stop. That's easy! As you realize you are going to stop, you simply coast, take your off the bike foot and rotate it out until you feel your foot unclip. You may have to pedal a little more, that's okay, but as you get ready to stop, ease off the seat and put your foot down. BOOM! You just did it!
Emergency Stopping: This is just a fast version of stopping! As soon as you realize you you are going to have to stop, disengage that foot!
Practice Makes Perfect: You are going to have some shady stops in your near future. Do your best to relax. You may want to ride around, clipping in, clipping out, practicing stopping. The more you do it, the more you will feel confident! Confidence removes stress!
Remember that _NOBODY_ who has ever used clipless pedals has ever avoided falling over at least once. We have all done it. If you realize you are going to tip over, again – relax. Putting your knee or your arm out is probably a mistake. Your hip is generally more padded and can take a bump.
Cycling 101: Why should I use clipless pedals?Posted on January 9th, 2017 No comments
In an effort to keep this post a REASONABLE length, I am going to create two post. One to discuss why you should use clipless pedals – and one to explain how to use them. I recently wrote a long article about shoes and pedals. If you need info on the various types, you should check that out! (Let's talk about your feet!)
Now, the $1,000,000 question – Why should you use clipless pedals? I've got 5 reasons for you!
They are NOT dangerous: I'm going to take on the "big one" first. To many people, attaching their feet to a bicycle is very scary. It's not "natural". They worry about what could happen! Others have tipped over (some dramatically, some just slowly.) None of this is fun, but everybody reading this learned to walk at some point, and that wasn't natural! You can do this!
I've been riding and racing a bicycle for the better part of 45 years. Over 30 of those years, my feet were attached to my pedals in some way or another. I've never been hurt seriously as a result of being strapped or clipped in. I've been hurt by other factors (mostly the GROUND), but my pedal attachment has not been a big issue. You see, if you weigh 150 pounds and ride a 25 pound bicycle, the bike is only 16% of your weight. When getting off your bike unexpectedly, it isn't heavy enough to do much damage. The thing you have to worry about is large immovable objects! They hurt. Feet attached or not, the worst thing a bike is probably going to do to you is give you a few oddly placed bruises.
Now – if you are new to this, you're going to say "But Scott, what if I tip over because I cannot get my foot out?" You're not going to get hurt too bad, especially if you relax and let it happen. Usually a skinned knee and a bruised ego. Here is an ancient Chinese secret – We have all done it! Everybody. It's okay!
You probably use a large knife to carve a turkey or slice a watermelon? That's could be dangerous – but you take steps to keep it safe. We will discuss those in my "how to" article! You can do this!
Improved Safety: While this is a small factor, as feet rarely fly off the pedals, having a good connection ensures if you it a bump or something gets funky, your feet stay put and your bicycle stability remains in tact. The key thing is learning how to safely enter and exit your pedals. With a little practice – it becomes a natural and instinctive maneuver!
Proper Positioning: Bicycle fit gurus around the world agree on one thing – having the ball of your foot on or near the pedal spindle adds to your efficiency and power transfer. If you are riding without toe clips or clipless pedals, chances are your feet are moving all over the place. That means your effective seat height, pedal stroke and power transfer is changing constantly. The more it changes, the less change of being optimal. By getting your cleats set up right – you ensure your in a good position at all times.
Added "Umph": The effect is not HUGE, but with clipless pedals you can actually pedal for a larger portion of your pedal circle. Normally, you can only push down on your pedals and only get a small amount of power delivered through the bottom of the pedal stroke. With the cleats engaged in the pedals, imitating the "wiping do poop off the bottom of your shoe" maneuver, you can pull through the bottom. This is exceptionally effective when climbing hills. The more you can get power to the pedals – the faster you are over the hill!
Comfort: Piggy backing on the proper positioning, if you feet are properly positioned, in comfortable cycling shoes, your feet will be more comfortable. If you're not connected, you will like pedal in the middle of your foot which is inefficient and wears out your calves.
If you're headed out for 100 miles, or a 3 day, 220 mile adventure – you should really consider clipless pedals. You're moving from "a person with a bike" to a "recreational cyclist!" You deserve this little upgrade!
Cycling 101: Let's talk about your feetPosted on January 8th, 2017 No comments
As a new cyclist, one of the BIGGEST choices you have to make is what shoes will I wear? Unfortunately, depending on how you answer the question – there will be more questions. Some of them may actually be scary as answering the question a certain way will result in your feet being "attached" do your bicycle. My goal in this article is to help you answer the questions and help you get past any fear or anxiety. Let's start from the beginning!
What shoes should I wear for cycling?
The answer is simple – cycling shoes! The reason is simple, cycling shoes are stiffer than most shoes you own. They are designed to push on a pedal and not flex, putting all the power into the drive train. Any flex in your shoe is a waste of energy, but more importantly – your foot does not like flexing that way. It leads to sore feet and hotspots on your feet that are very uncomfortable. There is no doubt in my mind that a good fitting pair of cycling shoes can/will enhance your cycling experience.
What kind of shoes should I wear?
Two things come into play here – Fit and Type. Fit is the most important thing. Your shoes need to fit and be comfortable or you will be uncomfortable and focussed on your feet, not on enjoying your ride. Shoes should fit snuggly, but be comfortable. No need to cram your feet in smaller shoes or any such lunacy!
Now what type? You will have to make a decision here. I'm not going to tell you what you need – I'm going to tell the pros and cons – and let you make the decision. I'll also share my choice.
Road Shoes: Road shoes are made for road cycling, which rarely involves any walking. They are not designed for walking. They are characterized by stiff sole with a larger cleat mounted to the ball of the foot. The cleat is NOT recessed. Walking in road shoes involves a "toe-up" step with a "clip-clop" sound. You are able to walk around, get to your bike and stuff, but it's not comfortable. Walking will also wear out your cleats. In general, road shoes will require a clipless pedal (more on pedals in a few minutes). Your pedal choice on road shoes will be much larger – and in general allow a larger platform to "push on", based completely on the size of the cleats. The larger platform can help prevent hot-spots on your feet, but isn't necessary. My personal preference is road shoes/pedals.
- More pedal choices
- Larger contact area with pedal
- Harder to walk
- Cleats wear out when walking
Mountain Bike Shoes: Before I get started, there are some touring and/or spin shoes on the market now that are not as aggressive as mountain bike shoes. They, in general, offer all of the same features I'm about to discuss. There's very little differentiation, so let's talk about them all together. This class of shoes has a "tread pattern" similar to a running or hiking shoe. Large, rubber lugs allow you to walk "comfortably" as the cleat is actually recessed. There is some degradation in comfort as the shoes don't flex. That being said, they are much better than road shoes. Now, the cleat on these shoes is a little bigger than a quarter and made out of metal. It is hidden between a few large lugs of sole near the ball of the foot. Please note, it MAY actually touch the ground when walking, so you probably don't want to run around on your hardwood floors. Unlike road shoes, you could use mountain bike shoes on regular pedals, or with toe-clips. They are a great option for mountain bikers or recreational cyclists.
- You can walk
- You can ride without clipless pedals
- Cleats are metal and rarely wear out
- With right pedals, same shoes can be used for spinning
- Smaller pedal contact patch
- Can be a little tricker to clip in
I hope I've painted a picture that allows you to make your best decision. I've found more serious road cyclist prefer road shoes. The rest of the world enjoys mountain bike shoes!
What pedals should I use?
I use Shimano SPD-SL pedals and love them. They only work with road shoes – now let me break down your choices:
Standard Platform Pedals: These are your most BASIC pedals. You put your feet on them and they work. You can jump on them with your running shoes or a pair of mountain bike shoes and pedal. The problem is your foot will move around a lot. This will be cumbersome and ultimately lead to more fatigue. Should you chose this type of pedal, I highly recommend getting some toe-clips and straps.
Toe-Clips and Straps: The classic set up. It offers you the ability to ride on the "bottom" of the pedals or put your foot in the toe-clips and straps. In the old days, we would snug the straps down to hold our feet in there. You do NOT need to do that, rather you can allow the clips and straps to hold your feet in place, eliminating the slip I mentioned earlier. It does take a little practice to pull your foot back, but it's really an easy thing to train yourself on!
Hybrid Pedals: These pedals, I am putting in the middle – because they are part platform – part clipless. They are a GREAT solution for new clipless users as they can chose to use the clip-in feature when they want to, and opt out when they aren't comfortable. These are only good with mountain bike shoes, but they offer a GREAT solution for recreational cyclists!
Clipless Pedals: I cannot capture all of the pedal options in photos! These are the best pedals for cycling, as they allow you to "clip in" and they hold your feet in place. This MAY SOUND SCARY – but they also disengage almost instantly when you fall off your bike. I have heard a story or two of people getting a twisted ankle, but generally I believe clipless pedals to be COMPLETELY safe. Mountain or touring oriented pedals are typical dual sided, allowing easier clip-in. (Speedplay road pedals are dual sided as well). Most pedals, you "shove your toe in" and then push your heal down to clip in. To get out, you simply push your heal to the outside. This DOES take some practice, but that's what riding your bike is – practice!
In a soon to be published article, I'll give you some tips and tricks to safely use your clipless pedals! It can be intimidating, but starting slow and understanding how they work can make everything better!


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Final score: OSU 72, Illinois 53.
The victory puts OSU in a first-place tie with No. 10 Michigan State. The two will meet for the only time this season Feb. 21 in East Lansing. First for the Buckeyes, however, is a home contest Wednesday against No. 6 Purdue, which sits a half-game behind the Buckeyes and the Spartans.
"The bad thing about that is you're got Purdue coming in and then you go to Michigan State," OSU assistant coach Jeff Boals told the Ohio State Basketball Radio Network. "You enjoy it now. It's a good road win. You beat a great team like Illinois but you've got to get ready for Purdue coming in on Wednesday."
The Buckeyes (20-6, 10-3 Big Ten) seized control in the first half and withstood a second-half challenge from the Illini (17-9, 9-4) before blowing the game open near the midway point of the final stanza in earning their ninth straight Big Ten win.
After opening up a 20-point first-half lead, the Buckeyes found themselves facing a better-composed Illinois team in the second half. The Illini started forcing the ball inside and crawled their way back into the game, whittling the lead down to 13 points at the 16:02 mark. Getting there required a 10-3 run that stretched back into the first half.
It was as close as they would get, however, and the Buckeyes would slam the door about six minutes later.
Illinois guard D.J. Richardson converted a reverse layup – the first field goal from an Illinois guard all game – to make it 50-36 with 10:31 remaining and the crowd at Assembly Hall could smell a comeback brewing.
But junior forward David Lighty had a few things to say about that. Taking the ball near the top of the circle, Lighty took forward Dominique Keller off the dribble and knifed through the defense for a two-handed dunk.
Back on defense, Lighty picked off a pass in the right corner and quickly started the break the other way. His long advance pass to junior guard Evan Turner resulted in a wide-open dunk at the other end, increasing the lead to 53-36.
OSU again dropped back into its 1-3-1 zone defense and forced another turnover. After pushing the ball up the court, senior guard Jeremie Simmons handed the ball off to a trailing Kyle Madsen and set up in the left corner.
Madsen found Simmons for a wide-open look and the senior buried the jumper at the 8:45 mark, completing the 7-0 run for the Buckeyes. Illinois would not threaten again.
The Buckeyes grabbed the lead for good at the 16:55 mark of the first half when junior center Dallas Lauderdale converted two free throws, making the score 6-4. Those baskets were part of a 9-2 OSU run that made it a 13-6 Buckeye lead with 14:13 remaining.
The teams would trade baskets, but OSU made it an eight-point lead at the 12:39 mark when sophomore guard William Buford knocked down a three-pointer to make it 18-10. By that point, each member of the OSU starting lineup had at least one basket.
Buford's basket ignited another Buckeye run. Junior guard Jon Diebler hit a three-pointer on his team's next possession, making OSU 4 of 6 as a team in the early going. He hit another with 7:16 remaining to make the score 30-12 in favor of the Buckeyes, capping what stretched to a 15-2 run.
That basket made the Buckeyes 10 for their first 15 from the floor, good for 66.7 percent. The first-half lead stretched as high as 20 points.
"We thought that was going to be a big key today, getting out to a great start," Boals said. "We came out and hit some shots. We felt good to get off to a good start."
Illinois managed to chip away down the stretch after a timeout taken following a David Lighty three-pointer that made it 34-14 with 4:36 left in the half. The home team held OSU to just a Lighty dunk down the stretch but managed only six points of their own, setting the score at 36-20 at the break.
In the locker room, Boals said Lighty also offered his teammates a reminder before head coach Thad Matta could say a word. The junior pointed out to his teammates that three weeks ago they had led West Virginia by 12 points before coming out flat in the second half and eventually losing by six points.
It is the only OSU loss in its last 10 games.
The Buckeyes finished the half shooting 48.0 percent (12 for 25) from the field and were 6 for 13 (46.2 percent) from three-point range. Illinois, on the other hand, was 1 for 9 (11.1 percent) from deep and 9 for 31 (29.0 percent) overall.
The Illini were handcuffed by OSU's zone defense. The Buckeyes opened in the 1-3-1 but switched to man-to-man throughout the game in an effort to contain Illinois point guard Demetri McCamey.
It worked – Turner's prep teammate led the way for his team with nine points on 4 of 12 shooting. He also added nine assists.
"You have a high-powered offense and one of the best players in the league in Demetri," Boals said. "He makes them go. We wanted to do a good job on him."
Diebler led three Buckeyes in double figures with 18 points on 6-of-11 shooting – all from beyond the three-point arc. Lighty had 12 first-half points and finished with 17, while Turner scored 12 of his 16 points in the final stanza.
Diebler's six treys tied his season-high and were the most he had hit in his last 18 games.
"Jon's one of the best shooters in the country," Boals said. "When we set good screens and Evan draws defenders, those guys are ready to shoot outside."
Turner checked out at the 1:36 mark with a game-high 11 rebounds, eight assists and a smile on his face. No member of the Illini scored in double figures.
Turner's prep teammate in Demetri McCamey led the way for his team with nine points on 4 of 12 shooting. He also added nine assists.


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More retro than renegade, Pirate Radio is buoyed by spirited performances and infectious tunes.
This lightweight British comedy is set in 1966 and captures a sense of the era through its costumes, production design, dialogue and, above all, its top-notch soundtrack. While the tale of rogue disc jockeys who defied the government and broadcast rock 'n' roll beyond U.K. territorial waters can grow choppy, watching it is like lazing on a sunny afternoon with old pals.
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In the mid-'60s, while some of the world's most popular rock bands were homegrown Brits, their countrymen had shockingly limited opportunities to hear them on the airwaves. In 1966, the USA had more than 500 radio stations playing The Beatles, the Rolling Stones, The Who, The Kinks and countless other bands. But the government-owned BBC chose to broadcast merely two hours of rock 'n' roll per week to the grooving masses.
So rock aficionados took to the high seas, broadcasting music from aboard these vessels. Almost as soon as pirate radio made its first splash, however, the British government fired up to shut it down.
Within this real-life atmosphere, director Richard Curtis (Love Actually) sets his light and engaging, if occasionally sentimental, tale.
Irreverent characters all, the DJs living the life aquatic are a predictably motley but nonetheless endearing crew. Bill Nighy is terrific as Quentin, the station owner and imperturbable ship's captain. Philip Seymour Hoffman plays a hip dude known as The Count, the lone American rocking buccaneer. Accustomed to being the big man on deck, he resents the more celebrated Gavin (Rhys Ifans) from the moment the mysterious broadcasting legend saunters coolly aboard.
The rest of the quirky gang of rockaholics ranges from pathologically shy to dedicated lotharios – in other words, they're caricatures more than fully drawn characters. But they're played with so much jaunty appeal that their lack of dimension is a mere blip on the radar.
Kenneth Branagh plays a government minister hellbent on pulling the pirate radio station's plug. Mad Men's January Jones has a small part as Elenore, the bride-to-be of one of the DJs.
Classic rock enthusiasts will want to stick around through the end credit sequence, which features an array of album covers. The film's original title was The Boat That Rocked. Indeed, these freewheeling, swinging '60s DJs braved their own Titanic to keep on rocking in the free world.
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Testing External APIs With Mock Servers
Despite being so useful, external APIs can be a pain to test. When you hit an actual API, your tests are at the mercy of the external server, which can result in the following pain points:
- The request-response cycle can take several seconds. That might not seem like much at first, but the time compounds with each test. Imagine calling an API 10, 50, or even 100 times when testing your entire application.
- The API may have rate limits set up.
- The API server may be unreachable. Maybe the server is down for maintenance? Maybe it failed with an error and the development team is working to get it functional again> Do you really want the success of your tests to rely on the health of a server that you don't control?
Your tests shouldn't assess whether an API server is running; they should test whether your code is operating as expected.
In the previous tutorial, we introduced the concept of mock objects, demonstrated how you could use them to test code that interacts with external APIs. This tutorial builds on the same topics, but here we walk you through how to actually build a mock server rather than mocking the APIs. With a mock server in place, you can perform end-to-end tests. You can use your application and get actual feedback from the mock server in real time.
When you finish working through the following examples, you will have programmed a basic mock server and two tests – one that uses the real API server and one that uses the mock server. Both tests will access the same service, an API that retrieves a list of users.
NOTE: This tutorial uses Python v3.5.1.
Getting Started
Start by following the First steps section of the previous post. Or grab the code from the repository. Make sure the test passes before moving on:
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Testing the Mock API
With the set up complete, you can program your mock server. Write a test that describes the behavior:
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Notice that it starts off looking almost identical to the real API test. The URL has changed and is now pointing to an API endpoint on localhost where the mock server will run.
Here is how to create a mock server in Python:
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First, create a subclass of
BaseHTTPRequestHandler. This class captures the request and constructs the response to return. Override the
do_GET() function to craft the response for an HTTP GET request. In this case, just return an OK status. Next, write a function to get an available port number for the mock server to use.
The next block of code actually configures the server. Notice how the code instantiates an
HTTPServer instance and passes it a port number and a handler. Next, create a thread, so that the server can be run asynchronously and your main program thread can communicate with it. Make the thread a daemon, which tells the thread to stop when the main program exits. Finally, start the thread to serve the mock server forever (until the tests finish).
Create a test class and move the test function to it. You must add an additional method to ensure that the mock server is launched before any of the tests run. Notice that this new code lives within a special class-level function,
Run the tests and watch them pass:
Testing a Service that Hits the API
You probably want to call more than one API endpoint in your code. As you design your app, you will likely create service functions to send requests to an API and then process the responses in some way. Maybe you will store the response data in a database. Or you will pass the data to a user interface.
Refactor your code to pull the hardcoded API base URL into a constant. Add this variable to a constants.py file:
Next, encapsulate the logic to retrieve users from the API into a function. Notice how new URLs can be created by joining a URL path to the base.
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Move the mock server code from the feature file to a new Python file, so that it can easily be reused. Add conditional logic to the request handler to check which API endpoint the HTTP request is targeting. Beef up the response by adding some simple header information and a basic response payload. The server creation and kick off code can be encapsulated in a convenience method,
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With your changes to the logic completed, alter the tests to use the new service function. Update the tests to check the increased information that is being passed back from the server.
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Notice a new technique being used in the test_mock_server.py code. The
response = get_users() line is wrapped with a
patch.dict() function from the mock library.
What does this statement do?
Remember, you moved the
requests.get() function from the feature logic to the
get_users() service function. Internally,
get_users() calls
requests.get() using the
USERS_URL variable. The
patch.dict() function temporarily replaces the value of the
USERS_URL variable. In fact, it does so only within the scope of the
with statement. After that code runs, the
USERS_URL variable is restored to its original value. This code patches the URL to use the mock server address.
Run the tests and watch them pass.
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Skipping Tests that Hit the Real API
We began this tutorial describing the merits of testing a mock server instead of a real one, however, your code currently tests both. How do you configure the tests to ignore the real server? The Python 'unittest' library provides several functions that allow you to skip tests. You can use the conditional skip function 'skipIf' along with an environment variable to toggle the real server tests on and off. In the following example, we pass a tag name that should be ignored:
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Run the tests and pay attention to how the real server test is ignored:
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Next Steps
Now that you have created a mock server to test your external API calls, you can apply this knowledge to your own projects. Build upon the simple tests created here. Expand the functionality of the handler to mimic the behavior of the real API more closely.
Try the following exercises to level up:
- Return a response with a status of HTTP 404 (not found) if a request is sent with an unknown path.
- Return a response with a status of HTTP 405 (method not allowed) if a request is sent with a method that is not allowed (POST, DELETE, UPDATE).
- Return actual user data for a valid request to
- Write tests to capture those scenarios.
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I've been found guilty in contempt from family court on 166 PC (4) on 8 counts. I took my child out of the state and he served me with contempt charges, went through a trial and was found guilty on 8 counts. My sentence is one year probation. My question is what do I do now? How will this affect me and my future? I have temporary physical and legal custody of our child will I lose it? My attorney told me I could go and now this what should I do? Should I just give up and accept he won? What do I do now? Is there an attorney that can help me I am on my third attorney looking for another one. How will it look inn court if I am on my fourth attorney and he still has his original attorney?
Before any good attorney could pose a coherent answer to your questions they would need to sit down with you and spend some time digging through what happened to try and see what argument(s) you can make after the Court has already ruled. You have not, for instance, stated how long ago you were found guilty, and if there were anything unusual/unfair about the trial you might want to appeal.
Before those findings the standard the Family Court Judge was using to determine which Order(s) to make was generally the "best interests of the minor child". The rule will remain the same. If, after you look your Family Court Judge in the eye you think you need something to bolster your credibility in the future you may want to consider taking, completing, and filing the certificate(s) of completion for some courses approved by Family Court Services, like Co-Parenting, Parallel Parenting, etc. With your ex going after you for Contempt it seems that you and your ex do NOT work well together.
As stated above -- I have NOT actually stated any legal opinion, because I need to know more before I can start to form one.Ask a similar question
a) My question is what do I do now? How will this affect me and my future?
This is a very broad question!
b) I have temporary physical and legal custody of our child will I lose it?
This depends upon what the judge feels is in the child's best interest. If your trip is deemed wrongful interference with the dad's custodial time, with the intent to interfere with his relationship with the child, then the judge could feel that you should not have custody. On the other hand, if the reasons that you have temporary custody are still valid and are strong enough, then this may carry some weight.
The bottom line is that you need to discuss this with your attorney.
c) My attorney told me I could go and now this what should I do?
I'm not even going to touch this one, other than to say "talk to your lawyer."
d) Should I just give up and accept he won?
This is not a game or a war, where there are winners and losers. This is a disagreement about how best to raise your child. Always keep that in the forefront of your mind, lest you start focusing on unhealthy distractions (such as "he's winning!")
e) What do I do now?
Talk to your lawyer.
f) Is there an attorney that can help me I am on my third attorney looking for another one. How will it look inn court if I am on my fourth attorney and he still has his original attorney?
There are many good attorneys in the area. Will they want to take your case? That depends entirely upon them.
Will the court look at you unkindly for changing lawyers several times? They shouldn't, it happens often enough. It may affect your reception by potential attorneys, however.
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I agree with both of the above attorneys, if you can afford it you should get a transcript of all the hearings for a new attorney to view. Oviously 3 losses puts you in a hole-
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