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On 2nd January 1910 Emil Ziehl founded ZIEHL-ABEGG in Berlin Weißensee. This marked the beginning of the blue era, and from these early beginnings the company went from strength to strength. This story of success is founded on Emil Ziehl's pioneering inventions, such as his patented developments in the field of electric gyroscopes and the gyroscopic compass that formed the basis for the external rotor motor developed by Emil Ziehl at the turn of the century.
Emil Ziehl, founder of ZIEHL-ABEGG, born 22 May 1873, died 1 June 1939.
1886 – Still in the family's possession, the freehand drawing of the girl done by Emil Ziehl represents a momentous turning point in the life of this creative mind, and with it the origins of ZIEHL-ABEGG.
1897 – Emil Ziehl's design drawing of the first external rotor motor – still the foundation for modern drive technology.
1900 – Emil Ziehl obtained the principle patent for this electrically driven gyroscope held in gimbals in 1900. Ships, aircraft and moon rockets would not be able to navigate today without this gyroscope.
1909 – The ZIEHL-ABEGG factory in Berlin-Weißensee got its own spur from the works railway and was fitted out for the series manufacture of electric motors with the latest mechanical engineering systems and a rationalised production line.
1910 – The workshop flooded with light in Berlin was equipped with all the latest machinery and technical advances for the complete, end-to-end production of motors (100 m long and 20 m wide).
1918 – The company's own exhibition space showing products manufactured by ZIEHL-ABEGG in the factory building in Berlin-Weißensee.
1919 – Propeller dynamo on the Graf Zeppelin airship. A letter of appreciation still in the family's keeping from airship builder Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin, documenting the outstanding performance even then of the F.-T. high-voltage generators for the Graf Zeppelin airship.
1935 – After many years of success Emil Ziehl celebrated the company's 25-year anniversary with his employees, customers, suppliers and local representatives.
1941 – Graduate engineer Günther Ziehl took over the management of ZIEHL-ABEGG at the age of just 28. He devoted his life to maintaining and furthering the goals and values passed on and entrusted to him by his father.
1947 – Heinz Ziehl, the younger brother of Günther Ziehl, joined the company at the end of the Second World War and dedicated himself to the success of ZIEHL-ABEGG at Künzelsau. He saw great potential for the ventilation system industry in his father's drawing of the external rotor motor.
1949 – Emil Ziehl's invention – the external rotor – remains the basis for ongoing elevator motor developments
1955 – New start, production resumes and development of the external rotor motor begins in rented premises on the first floor of elevator company Stahl in the Schlossmühle in Künzelsau.
2006 – FE2owlet – Unique bionic profile takes the world by storm
2008 – Opening of the visionary InVent Technology Centre at the Künzelsau site with its globally unique test chamber for fans.
The wing housing the air performance and acoustic test chambers assumes overwhelming proportions: the 1,250 ton concrete structure is supported by springs to reduce vibrations and external noise during the sensitive noise measurements carried out on the fans.
Huge, oversized air ducts convey the vast air mass needed to test the fans in the test chamber through the building.
2011 - The Formula 1 Royal League meets the Royal League of industrial fans Cpro ZAmid technology (from left Dennis Ziehl, ZIEHL industrie elektronik GmbH, Peter Fenkl, Chief Executive ZIEHL-ABEGG SE, Formula 1 World Champion Niki Lauda, Norbert Schuster, ZIEHL-ABEGG SE Executive Board).
2012 – ZAwheel – Gearless electric in-wheel hub drive for commercial vehicles, with unbeatable efficiency (90%) and emissions (0%) stats, has been successfully developed for the electric urban bus market.
2013 – Ground-breaking ceremony for the new 16,700 m2 ZIEHL-ABEGG drive systems plant. The new production site will be located right next to the A6 Kupferzell exit.
2014 – Hannover Messe: Chancellor Angela Merkel visits the ZIEHL-ABEGG stand at the fair.
2014 – The new visionary production facility, next to the A6 European arterial route, at the Kupferzell exit, is complete. ZIEHL-ABEGG opens the new facility for the Drive Technology and Automotive business areas.
The blue era | History
This educated, highly gifted engineer and creative mind achieved worldwide recognition for his developments.


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Hotel with 48 rooms £75-£125 prpnb
The George Hotel the most iconic and oldest hotel set in the heart of Colchester, England's oldest city, right on the high street and approximately 100 yards from Colchester Castle.
History resonates throughout the 500 year old coaching inn which is home to the stylish Courtyard Brasserie, serving excellent English a la carte dishes and daily specials, and the trendy coffee shop Cafe George.
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Philadelphia Union 2, Real Salt Lake 2 | MLS Match Recap
CHESTER, Pa. – US national team midfielders Maurice Edu and Kyle Beckerman exchanged dramatic goals in the final minutes at PPL Park on Saturday afternoon, as the Philadelphia Union and Real Salt Lake battled to a 2-2 draw.
With the Union about to suffer what would have been a gut-wrenching loss, Edu salvaged a point when he headed in a Cristián Maidana corner kick in the 90th minute. It was the second goal in as many weeks for Edu, who earlier this month also made his first appearance with the US national team in more than a year.
Five minutes prior to that goal, Beckerman quieted the home crowd with his second strike of the season, putting RSL ahead 2-1 with a one-time shot set up by a brilliant Javier Morales cut-back and hard work by Sebastian Velasquez to get the ball to Morales.
Beckerman's goal appeared to spoil a storybook Philadelphia Union debut for Andrew Wenger, who scored a tying goal in the second half just one week after being traded from Montreal for Jack McInerney.
Luke Mulholland also scored for RSL, who remain one of two unbeaten teams in MLS, along with FC Dallas. Real Salt Lake (2-0-4) have never lost to the Union, sporting a 2-0-5 all-time record against Philadelphia, including four ties at PPL Park. The Union (1-1-4) have not won in their last four contests and have settled for ties in their last three games.
Real Salt Lake opened the scoring early after Union center back Austin Berry, returning from a three-game absence, took down Olmes Garcia at the edge of the penalty area and was whistled for the foul. Union goalkeeper Zac MacMath – who stoned Mike Magee on a penalty kick in the final minute of last week's 2-2 draw with Chicago – stopped his second PK in as many weeks, this time on Alvaro Saborío. But Mulholland timed his run into the penalty area to beat everyone to the rebound and slot home a sixth-minute goal, his second of the season.
Wenger – who got the start in his first game with the Union following the trade – nearly tied the game in the 15th minute when he ran onto a bouncing over-the-top ball, but his volley skimmed the top of the crossbar. The Union did not put a single shot on goal in the first half, but Wenger opened his Union scoring account in the 55th minute to inject some life into the restless PPL Park crowd.
His goal – the first allowed by Salt Lake in 290 minutes – came on a perfect, chipped long ball from Vincent Nogueira, with Wenger controlling it with his chest and beating RSL goalkeeper Jeff Attinella, who was starting in place of the injured Nick Rimando for the second straight game. Rimando was among several absences for RSL, who were also missing Joao Plata (hamstring), Luis Gil (hamstring) and Robbie Findley (knee).
The Union thought they drew a penalty kick of their own in the 71st minute, but referee Alan Kelly ruled that Mulholland had tackled the ball away from Leo Fernandes as he wound up for a shot in the middle of the penalty area. In the 79th minute, Fernandes nearly made amends with a great flick to Conor Casey, whose close-range shot went over the bar.
MacMath needed to make multiple saves in the second half to keep the game level at 1-1, stopping Saborío on a breakaway in the 74th minute and then knocking away a Devon Sandoval shot in the 78th minute. The Union goalkeeper finished with five saves.
Saturday's contest marks the only time these two teams will play this season. Real Salt Lake returns home to face Portland next Saturday. The Union continue a three-game-in-eight-day stretch with a Wednesday game against New York at Red Bull Arena.
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|What We Saw
|Javier Morales
|Fun to watch as always, seemed to set up every RSL chance throughout the game and used great vision on second goal.
|Vincent Nogueira
|Hit accurate long-range switches all day, served as focal point of Union offense, and chipped perfect pass to set up Wenger's goal.
|Zac MacMath
|Saved another penalty kick, not at fault on either goal, and showed good control of his box. All that in addition to several big reactions tops.


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ACT One
ACT One is a promise to ourselves and to our community
ACT One is CTC's cohesive platform for access, diversity, and inclusion in our audiences, our programs, our staff, and our board. Three interdependent words of action guide our commitment to a future when our theatre is a home for all people, all families, reflective of our community: Access, Connect, Transform.
CTC believes that the theatre can be a powerful force to illuminate connections, create common bonds, and to transform lives by building bridges to empathy, understanding, inclusion, and opportunity. Historically, many have been excluded from participating in the theatre due to implications of racism, discrimination, bias, and classism. The cost of tickets, accessibility for those with disabilities, and a lack of welcome and invitation to communities of color have created further barriers, both real and perceived.
As the national leader in the field of theatre for young audiences and their communities, CTC recognizes the urgent need to address these past injustices and inequities on an institutional level. ACT One is our plan to accomplish this internal and external transformation.
The goals of CTC's Access programs are to identify and mitigate real and perceived barriers to participation for all underserved populations, including cost, transportation, accessibility, language, and unfamiliarity with the value of theatre. Our annual reach through Access is 80,000, more than one-third of our audience each season.
CTC will measure success when our audiences, classes and camps, staff, artists, and board include more people from a wider range of:
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- Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
CTC will increase the number of deep and ongoing partnerships that we have in the community. Community connections sharpen CTC's focus on establishing ways that the value and relevance of theatre connects to the assets and needs of our ever-changing community. Over 5,000 attendees each season come to us through connections with diverse service organizations in our community. Every community connection begins as an opportunity for access, and builds when we create opportunities for meaningful, mutually beneficial co-learning and collaboration.
CTC will measure success when we expand, deepen, and sustain community partnerships with organizations representing a wider range of:
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CTC will transform into a more diverse and inclusive organization. To stay vibrant and true to our vision, CTC will regularly assess our established practices, messaging, and habits to see how and where we must change. CTC will foster a culture of curiosity that confronts conscious and subconscious discrimination and exclusion, and celebrate diversity in our work, our audience, and ourselves. Success will be measured when every area of our institution represents and includes a wider range of economic status, race, ethnicity, people with disabilities, sexual orientation, and gender identity, and when we know our work's relevance to our community. Live theatre has the power to transform lives, and CTC is committed to being an agent of change both internally and externally.
Building upon the strengths of past and present work, ACT One moves forward with a cohesive platform to deepen and expand our initiatives, transform CTC and our community, and be the future we imagine.
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You go to N'gor fishing village, just 15 km from Dakar, then you catch a boat (500CFA more or less round trip) to the N'gor island and you jump off when you are on the reef. To come back you paddle to the shore and catch a boat from the main beach. Paddle to parking if you like it he he he
DistanceTake a car
WalkInstant access (< 5min)
Easy to find?Easy to find
Public access?Public access
Special accessPaddle > 20mn or Boat
Wave qualityWorld Class
ExperienceExperienced surfers
BottomReef (coral, sharp rocks etc..)
Normal lengthNormal (50 to 150m)
Good day lengthLong (150 to 300 m)
Good swell directionNorth, NorthWest, West
Good wind directionSouth
Swell sizeStarts working at 1.0m-1.5m / 3ft-5ft and holds up to 5m / 16 ft and over
Best tide positionAll tides
Best tide movementRising and falling tides
Week crowdFew surfers
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there are two huge rocks called Mami & Papi, just in the middle of the line up. Easy to avoid ,but take care...
Very nice island, with lots of fishes in the water...hide some money in the wetsuit, so you can drink something in a beach bar once you left the water...
don't go if the wind is onshore-it gets mushy with a steep take off around Mami & Papi...
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By Endlesssummerhouse.dk , 24-11-2009
N'Gor right know from The Endless Summer surf movie. - A consistens wave holding all swell sizes. Very power full, sucking up water from the indside current of the island. A part from the two famous rocks called "Mami and Papi" sharp rocks covered with small urgins. The wave is just a lot of fun for advanged surfers. Should be surfed from mid-mid passing hightide. The few locals are nice. I have been surfing the wave for five month and have never seen any fight or trouble in the water. I have taken a photo from the roof of Hotel N'Gor. You are always welcom to visit us at the N'Gor Island surfcamp. The Endless Summerhouse provides all you will need, just 300m from the faumos spot.
By firstname.lastname@example.com , 17-03-2007
ngor - stayed at ngor two weeks, secrets ironically the most known spot nice waves, no agro localism, stayed at black president on ngor beach, recommend it to anyone going to dakar
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locals dont puch you - the locals dont puch you (maybe the surfers will) i lived there all my life and never heard of a senegalian sea walrus, and there is a nasty riptide there, club med was not on endless summer
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Doing Your Duty (Cycle)
A certain part's end-of-life announcement has me rewriting some old pulse width modulation (PWM) code that I haven't touched in quite a few years. PWM is a fundamental technique used to control things like lights and motors and even generate analog voltages (with a little external help).
Imagine you are in a room with a single light and a switch. Turn the switch on and you can see because the light is on. Turn the light off and the room goes dark. What if you could switch the light on and off very fast? Suppose you turned it on for a hundredth of a second and then turned it off for another hundredth and just kept going like that. You'd see the light on, but it would appear to be only half as bright as before because your eye averages the light that hits it over a longer time than the switching rate. If you turned the light on 90% of the time, you'd see nearly the full brightness; and if you kept the light off 90% of the time, you'd see very dim light. That percentage, by the way, is called the "duty cycle."
This is a powerful concept because it allows apparent analog control using nothing but a digital signal. The analog part occurs in the physical actuator (in this case, your eye). A motor will work the same way, and it is actually better to control a motor with a pulse than with an analog voltage. Motors often react differently to different voltages, and may produce lower torque at a reduced voltage. But if the motor is turned on full and then turned off, it can operate normally — but the mechanical averaging will produce the desired speed.
There are two common ways to generate PWM. The first thing you'd probably think of is just to pick a maximum cycle time and then switch things on and then off over that cycle. To make things simple, suppose you had a total cycle time of 100 milliseconds. Then a 40% duty cycle would be a true output for 40 milliseconds followed by 60 milliseconds of a zero output.
Here's a simple C language simulation of this algorithm:
#include <stdio.h> int pwm(unsigned t, unsigned dc) { unsigned cycle=t%256; return cycle<dc; } int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { unsigned t; unsigned dc=128; if (argc==1) { fprintf(stderr,"equal PWM demo by Al Williams\n" "Next time, specify duty cycle (0-255)\n" "This time, using 128"); } else dc=(unsigned)atoi(argv[1]); dc&=0xFF; // force to byte for (t=0;t<512;t++) { printf("%c",pwm(t,dc)?'-':'_'); } putchar('\n'); return 0; }
In the code, the cycle time is 256 "ticks" (which can be anything you want them to be since it is only simulated). The duty cycle ranges from 0 to 255, so 50% is 128, for example. You can't quite get to 100%, although you can go to zero percent (try it — just run the program with a duty cycle from 0 to 255 on the command line). The output is sent to
stdout (catch it in a file and open in an editor that won't wrap long lines).
This is simple, which is good since you want to go fast. However, it leads to a fixed frequency signals. If the tick time in the example code is 1 millisecond, the frequency output will always be just under 4Hz. The only question is how long is it off/on, but the total time is always 1/256 of a second.
Obviously, the frequency plays an important part in PWM designs. If you turned the light on and off only once per minute, your eye is fast enough to not be fooled. Other physical systems will also have some maximum time you can use as a cycle. In some cases, a motor may have some resonance with a certain frequency and that can lead to unwanted noise or other effects. So in many cases, it is actually good to have a fixed frequency.
On the other hand, what happens if you change the PWM value? Unless you don't mind transients that look like a higher or lower duty cycle, you only want to change the duty cycle at the start of a new cycle. Using the aforementioned scheme, that means you can't change your output any faster than every 256 ticks.
However, that time cycle is the worst case. Consider a 50% duty cycle (128 as the program input). The fastest way to generate that would be to simply turn the output on, then off, and so on for every cycle. If each tick in the previous example was 1 millisecond, a 50% duty cycle signal could have a period of 2 milliseconds or 500Hz. Much faster than 4Hz.
But hat is the best case. If you want to produce a 1/255, you still need 256 cycles. An easy way to calculate this is to simply add the duty cycle to an accumulator and output the overflow bit. Assuming byte-wide quantities, you wind up with the minimum period (maximum frequency) possible for that duty cycle.
Consider 128 (50%) again. You'd see something like this:
|T=0 Acc=128
|T=1 Acc=0 (carry)
|T=2 Acc=128
|T=4 Acc=0 (carry)
For 64 (25%) it would look like:
|T=0 Acc=64
|T=1 Acc=128
|T=2 Acc=192
|T=3 Acc=0 (carry)
I picked numbers that evenly divide 256 so the sequence always repeats, but it works even if you don't. Here's the C code:
#include <stdio.h> int pwm(unsigned t, unsigned dc) { static unsigned acc=0; int retval=0; acc+=dc; // set output to carry if (acc>=256) retval=1; // simulate byte operation here acc=acc&0xFF; return retval; } int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { unsigned t; unsigned dc=128; if (argc==1) { fprintf(stderr,"prop PWM demo by Al Williams\n" "Next time, specify duty cycle (0-255)\n" "This time, using 128"); } else dc=(unsigned)atoi(argv[1]); dc&=0xFF; // force to byte for (t=0;t<512;t++) { printf("%c",pwm(t,dc)?'-':'_'); } putchar('\n'); return 0; }
Try a few examples and you'll see that it works. Of course, in real life, you'd want to use assembly language interrupt service routines driven by timer interrupts. In some ways, that's actually easier because the timing is done for you and byte-wide arithmetic is natural (or whatever word size you choose).
In addition to motors and lights, you can use a simple RC (resistor/capacitor) integrator to generate an analog voltage. Frequency counts there, too. A faster signal will change the output voltage faster, but will be more sensitive to loads on the integrator output. Of course, a buffer amplifier on the integrator can easily take care of that.
PWM is a handy trick to have around. Many CPUs today have specialized PWM hardware that do all the work for you, but the effect is the same. You might wonder why I'm not using one of those. Well, I do have my reasons, but that's an issue for another day...


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Your work will become the logo for the Social Computing Lab at CMU, a leading research lab studying how people collaborate online to produce knowledge, play together, build relationships, and solve problems. Over the past several years the lab has produced dozens of publications in top journals and conferences, multiple best paper awards, has been funded by several NSF, NIH, and other grants, and has been cited many times in the press ranging from the Wall Street Journal to Technology Review to Slashdot. For more details please see the personal pages of the lab founders at http://kittur.org, http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~kraut/, and http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dabbish/
Our work focuses on building a science of online communities. Online communities are the fastest-growing portion of the Internet and provide members with information, social support, and entertainment. While a minority, such as Wikipedia, MySpace, Facebook and the Apache Server project are highly successful, many others fail. Despite the occasional success, designing online communities remains largely trial and error. Our lab conducts empirical studies of how online communities operate and builds intelligent interfaces to augment those communities. We are developing theory to understand behavior in online communities and theory-based guidelines for designing these communities.
Our target audience includes prospective students, funding agencies, companies, other research labs, the press, and the general public.
We want a clean and modern logo that expresses the idea of "social computing" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_computing), e.g., the idea that many people computing together can achieve more individuals working alone. This logo will be used to define the web presence of our lab.
Included is our current logo, which we like but feel is too busy and not refined enough. Refinements of the existing logo concept or new concepts entirely are both welcome. The current logo aims to reflect the idea of humans interacting as computing elements; while this is an example of a direction we like, you should feel free to be creative.
In terms of words, "Social Computing Lab" is ideal, but just "Social Computing" would be acceptable too. In both cases incorporating "Carnegie Mellon" is also important in order to show our affiliation. What you can do with the "Carnegie Mellon" font is, unfortunately, rather constrained (see http://www.cmu.edu/identity/id_basics.html).
We will require an Illustrator (.ai) file as output.
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In 2009, TransRockies has created TR3, the ultimate prep course for riders who've been dreaming of riding the most raw, remote and challenging stage race in Mountain Biking. For many riders finding a partner and committing to a full week of riding away from home and work, are difficult barriers to overcome, so TR3 offers a complete TransRockies multi-day epic experience but in a more logistically manageable 3-day solo version.
By riding TR3, novice multi-day riders get a solid meal of multiday epic riding that creates a base of physical and mental understanding that will help them maximise their preparation for the full epic ride. For experienced racers the TR3 is a cost-effective way to get out into the backcountry in years when a full week is not part of the plan. In the short time since registration opened, we've had over 100 racers sign up for TR3, so we expect to have some great competition in all the race categories.
As an extra incentive in this inaugural year for the TR3, we're offering a deal which makes the it a financial stepping stone to the full week-long epic as well as a physical one. By signing up for both the 2009 TR3 and the 2010 TransRockies you'll receive a 50 per cent discount off your TR3 entry fee—that means three great days of epic riding for just $299 (CDN).
There's still weeks until the start of the 2009 TR3/TransRockies and if you've been riding a decent amount already this year, that's more than enough time to get yourself ready for three big days of biking in the Kootenay Rockies. You can still add some epic content to your summer!
We'll be closing registration for the TR3 on July 24th so that we have time to prepare for the 450 riders who'll be arriving in Panorama for the start of the TransRockies and the TR3 on August 9th, so make the decision and come spend three epic days in the Rockies this year in preparation for a full week next year.
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The Big Sur/Ventana Wilderness area has captured my attention recently. Nowhere in the lower 48 does the meeting of land and ocean occur with such impressive, rugged relief. Add to that the pristine wilderness, much of which is remote and difficult to access, and you get a paradise for adventure running. I've already posted on several routes that I believe are classics and expect many more to come. Perhaps at some point I will create a summary post that will function as an online guide to my favorite Big Sur adventures. For this post I describe an aesthetic way to cover virtually all of the trails in Julia Pfieffer Burns State Park by running from Partington Cove to McWay Falls and back. The route includes the famous Ewoldson Loop, which is widely considered one of the best hikes in all of Big Sur. The praise for the Ewoldson Loop is for good reason: the trail features the most impressive stand of old growth redwoods in the Santa Lucia Mountains and spectacular coastal views. The sharp transitions between lush redwood forest and coastal chaparral are spectacular. A trip up the Ewoldson trail starts near the iconic McWay Falls, which plunges 80 feet over cliffs onto white sands and a turquoise cove. The loop gives a taste of virtually everything Big Sur has to offer. The 2008 Basin Complex fire closed the trail for over five years with heavy damage reported, but it has recently been reopened for the public's enjoyment. On my recent visit I was happy to see that the redwood forest has made a vigorous comeback. Most redwoods appear to have survived the fire and new limbs and saplings are sprouting with vigor – a testament to the resiliency of redwoods. I imagine in 10 yeas it will be difficult to notice the fire that once roared through this forest. Work crews have also built a series a magnificent new hand-made bridges over McWay Creek, constructed with fallen redwoods on location. By doing an out-and-back from Partington Cove one can run down the Canyon side of the Ewoldson Loop on the way out and the Ocean side on the way back, thus covering the entire loop.
The turnaround point for the Partington to McWay is the iconic McWay Falls. It's a special experience to follow McWay Creek through its journey down a steep canyon with lush redwoods forest and then to exit the forest at McWay Cove with surreal coastal scenery. If you do the loop in the early morning you will even be able to enjoy McWay Falls without the tourists. The other highlight of the route in my opinion is Alta Vista, an old homestead that burned in the 2008 fire. This destination is off the main route and unsigned. All that remains of the homestead is its foundation, a wine cellar carved into the mountains and a few burned artifacts. A plaque has been placed on the site to memorialize the history of the location and the property has been transferred to the State Parks. The best part of Alta Vista in my opinion, and the reason why I recommend making the side trip, is the incredible view across McWay Canyon and south along the Big Sur Coast. While the use trail to Alta Vista is not marked, it's an obvious junction located at the high point of the Tanbark Trail before it descends to meet the fire road. The other portions of the Partington to McWay route are equally impressive. The Water Trail, which connects the Ewoldson Trail in McWay Canyon with the Tanbark Trail in Partington Canyon, is a narrow single track on a steep hillside that parallels the ocean with spectacular vistas en-route. There is a grassy section that is particularly scenic with views to sea stacks and turquoise waters below. The Tanbark Trail starts with a lush redwood forest in Partington Canyon and then ascends up to the ridge with great views across Partington Canyon to Partington Ridge and Boronda Ridge. On the other side of Hwy 1, a dirt road descends 0.5 miles to Partington Cove and Partington Beach. An old tunnel provides access to the Cove with rich history and the scenic beach features towering bluffs and ocean smoothed rocks. These coastal destinations are well worth the short extension to complete the tour of the Julia Pfieffer Burns State Park. These trails are phenomenal trail running and provide an excellent mix of all that Big Sur offers. Strava route here.


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1652 Gomboust 9 Panel Map of Paris, France (c. 1900 Taride reissue)LutetiaParis2-gomboust-1900
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Majestic and revolutionary multi panel wall map of Paris.
1652 (original publication), c. 1900 (Taride reissue) 52 x 58 in (132.08 x 147.32 cm) 1 : 2800
This map is a seminal cartographic masterpiece that bridges the gap between city plans as views and modern maps. All previous maps of Paris depicted the city as elevated profile views - thus anyone looking at the map might recognize this or that building by its well known appearance from the ground. While Gomboust retains this feature with regard to Paris' most important structures, for the most part, he creates a modern map, displaying the city as it would appear from directly above. At the time, this was a very impractical way to depict Paris, for the average person would be incapable of interpreting such a presentation. In viewing such a map, some scholars argue, the typical Parisian embraces the 'King's View' of the city, and thus embraces his authority.
This map presents dramatically when framed, either separately or together, in nine tightly spaced panels. It can also be joined by a conservator into a single massive wall map of Paris. This is the c. 1900 Taride reissue. The original 1652 plan is today unobtainable.
Jacques Gomboust (fl. c. 1650 - 1670) was a French cartographer and surveyor active in Paris in the middle part of the 17th century. Gomboust held the position of Ingenieur du Roi under Louis XIV, the Sun King. During his tenure in this position, Gomboust produced a number of important views and plans, most of French cities. He is best known for his magnificent 1652 wall map of Paris. This map, considered the first geometric survey of Paris, represents a fundamental turning point in urban cartography and in the perception of maps in general. In abandoning the "view" format for a more contemporary top down presentation, Gomboust initiated a new "godlike" way of looking at the world that was, in his day, entirely revolutionary. The influence of this important work cannot be underestimated.
Alphonse Taride (fl. c. 1850 - 1918) was a prolific Paris based publisher active in the late 19th and early 20th century. Publishing as "A. Taride", the firm produced a large corpus of work including numerous maps, tourist guides, histories, and pocket plans of different parts of France. With the advent of the automobile and improved roadways in the early 20th century, the name "Taride" became synonymous with high quality roadmaps. Taride had his offices at 18 - 20 Boulevard St. Denis, Paris.


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Golden syrup chocolate cupcakes
These cupcakes have an amazing consistency all-over: the cupcake is moist and rich, and the icing is delicious, smooth and creamy. I used the swiss-meringue buttercream for the icing, and it was a hit! :-)
Cream-cheese strawberry cupcakes
Nothing compliments the strawberries like the cream-cheese icing, and you can enjoy this taste even off-season with strawberry jam! :-) You can skip limit the calories in this recipe by using lighter strawberry jam, or pulverized strawberries, and using half of the sugar in the cupcake part if you want the cupcakes less sweet.
Baked cake doughnuts
Traditional-made doughnuts are made with yeast dough, and deep-fried to make a fluffy, delicious spongy cake. It requires a lot of work to cook them, though, but for quick snacks (Sunday breakfast maybe?) the easier way are the baked cake doughnuts—which are spongy, fluffy and delicious too! You can enjoy them bare (like cakes), or glazed (like traditional yeast doughnuts), or stuffed if you overfill the form by any chance! :-)
Marshmallows for hot drinks
While the standard marshmallows are cooked to be large and sturdy on their own, the ones for hot drinks should be creamy and melting easily. Try my recipe, although similar to the basic one, to enjoy beautiful and tasty hot drinks marshmallows! :-)
Vanilla-butterscotch cupcakes
These are the nicest cupcakes ever: rich in taste, sweet, smooth and creamy, thanks to the fluffy buttercream and luxurious butterscotch surprise. Who would've thought that it's also one of the easiest recipes ever? ;-)


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Ailing singer Morrissey has sparked speculation he is considering retirement, telling fans he has reached his "physical limits" and adding: "I hope this isn't the end."
The former The Smiths star axed the remaining 22 dates of his North American tour over the weekend as he continues to battle a range of serious health issues including pneumonia, a bleeding ulcer, and throat condition Barrett's oesophagus.
The cancellation came after weeks of illness continually forced the cult singer to postpone shows on the tour, and now fans are speculating he is eyeing a retirement from music as his physical problems mount.
In a statement, Morrissey writes, "It takes a lifetime to find the right words, and at the moment, I haven't got them. I've been a colossal pain where this continuously unpredictable illness is concerned, and now the physical limits have been reached. The tour had, in fact, been fantastic for all of us – a new slice of life full of concentrated power. The audiences everywhere have given so much, although I know that neither of us will ever receive our due. I hope this isn't the end, and I hope there will be other chances, minus the heavy burden of illness. Knots of grief today, but full of resolve for tomorrow."
Last year, the 53-year-old star sparked rumors he was considering bowing out of the music industry in 2014 when he revealed he plans to retire at the age of 55 after suffering "distressing" signs of aging.