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excellent return and insurance!
Ed was able to take care of my tax needs. Although his accent was a little strong, we were still able to get my taxes done quickly.
April 2019 by Javier M.
Very convenient to my location. Very friendly staff and easy to work with. Highly recommend for anyone who wants a great staff to do your taxes.
I love tax season such a huge refund!!
If I could I'd give them No Stars.. I have to pay to get my tax check even though I paid there fees? They just need more Experienced people.Fines for speeding in the pit lane…
Posted by f1cafe on April 4, 2009
Have you realised we are seeing a lot more drivers getting fined for speeding in the pit lane? It wasn’t like this in the previous seasons.
FIA have changed the pit lane speed limits for 2009 season. Now, drivers can do up to 100 KMPH in pits, during the race. All other sessions (practice, qualifying), the limit is 60 KMPH. Are drivers struggling to adapt to this change and are getting caught out in the process?
Or drivers have always been like this, but the FIA have become more strict this season?
What ever it is, more drivers are getting caught speeding, and FIA is pocketing decent money in fines.
AdvertisementsFirst time using klipper. I'm probably missing something obvious.

Just tried flashing klipper &amp; fluidd for the first time ever. I followed NERO 3D's guide on how to do it on my Ender 3, but when I'm at the fluiddpi website I get the klippy is not connected error.

I managed to get fluidd running on my Pi 3B+ using PuTTY and got the klipper.bin file onto my SD card, then put it in my printer and powered it up. Then I turned pi on and connected it to the printer via USB. I ran "ls /dev/serial/by-id/\*" and got my new serial port. On fluidd I went to config examples and got the Ender 3 pre-configuration cfg file. I downloaded it and put it into my config directory. Then I renamed it to printer.cfg and hit restart firmware.

I don't exactly remember, but at this point I think I was still getting the same error. I figured it was because I didn't put my new serial port in, so I opened the printer.cfg and added the new serial port as well as \[virtual\_sdcard\], \[pause\_resume\], \[display\_status\], and CANCEL\_PRINT. Then I tried to restart the firmware and klipper twice but it still won't work. Can anyone help me out?

TL;DR I get the "The klippy host software is attempting to connect" error. Btw I'm using Ender 3 with SKR Mini E3 2.0. Thanks to anyone who can help!NYC Health Commissioner Dave Chokshi, MD, today issued a commissioner’s advisory that strongly recommends that all New Yorkers, including those who are vaccinated and those who had COVID-19 to wear masks, when indoors in public settings: like in grocery stores, in building lobbies, offices, and retail stores.
“There are no confirmed cases of the Omicron variant in NYC, or in the US,” said Chokshi, who added that Delta remains the dominant strain in New York City: with 98% of specimens sequenced with the delta variant.
“We do anticipate detecting Omicron in NY in the coming days, based on what we know about its global spread,” the health commissioner said. “A lot is still unknown about Omicron because it is so early, but studies are underway, and we will know more about the variant in the coming weeks.
Gov. Kathy Hochul said in a press conference that “the trend is continuing in a bad direction,” and that the state expects a COVID surge in the coming days and weeks, as a case of Omicron has already been detected in Ontario, Canada.
“The winter surge may be here, or maybe we are just preparing for it,” said Gov. Hochul, who signed an executive order on Friday to limit non-urgent, non-essential hospital procedures to free up hospital beds statewide, if they are needed in the coming weeks.
“Higher quality masks like KN-95 or KN-94 can offer additional layers of protection, and masks are still required for everyone on public transit, in healthcare settings, and school,” Dr. Chokshi said this morning.
“What has worked up to now in fighting COVID continues to be the key: vaccination is No. 1, and masks play a very important role as well,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
“We still have a lot to learn about the Omicron variant, but its emergence lends urgency to the importance of the precautions with which we all have become familiar: particularly vaccination, masking, and testing,” said Dr. Chokshi, who emphasized that those who are now traveling and gathering should be getting tested.
“With our colleagues at the Test & Trace Corps, we will be working to make rapid testing even more readily available in the communities that need it most,” said Dr. Chokshi, who reminded New Yorkers as well that “vaccines are proven to be effective in the here and now.
“For the most recent week of data, unvaccinated New Yorkers were nearly seven times more likely to be infected than vaccinated residents.
In addition, some reports have said that Omicron is more contagious among young people than previous COVID strains have been.
President Joe Biden, called the new Omicron variant a cause for concern, but “not a cause for panic," and said he was not considering any widespread U.S. lockdowns, but that Americans should get fully vaccinated, including booster shots and return to wearing face masks indoors in public settings.
While the current COVID vaccines are believed to provide at least some protection from the heavily mutated Omicron strain, booster shots “strengthen that protection significantly,” said Biden, who added that he is directing federal agencies to move as quickly as possible in approving additional vaccines and boosters that are tailored to shield against Omicron.
“Vaccination is our most potent weapon and our coordination [with state and federal agencies,” is a close second to that, said Adams. “The variant has now been detected in at least 12 dozen countries. We need to take this seriously.
“We have to get all New Yorkers to get vaccinated and get their booster shots,” said Adams, who then sent the clear message: “Anyone who believes that we are going to play by a different playbook in the next administration of not pursuing vaccines, they need to know that is not true.
Joe Biden is now in the process of becoming the latest president to experience something that properly informed Catholics have long been aware of: When it comes to immigration, there are no simple and easy policy solutions.
Since President Biden took office, there has been a flood of unaccompanied minor children to the nation’s southern border, seeking entry to the U.S. The number is so overwhelming that the situation is widely described as a border crisis — even though the president and other administration officials are studiously avoiding that characterization.
At his first press conference on March 25, the president attempted to downplay the situation as merely a seasonal and temporary phenomenon, unrelated to the more accommodating immigration policies that he has begun to implement. He also implied the current situation was largely equivalent to a 2019 uptick that occurred during the watch of his predecessor, Donald Trump, despite Trump’s contrasting and much-derided prioritization of border security.
Given what a hot potato the situation on the border has quickly become, it’s understandable that President Biden has offloaded its day-to-day oversight to Vice President Kamala Harris. She, in turn, has so far declined to travel to the border herself to review the problems that have arisen there.
Some prominent Republican critics of the Biden administration, by contrast, have been less reluctant about firsthand fact-finding.
Those who favor Biden’s immigration approach might be inclined to dismiss Cruz’s assignment of direct responsibility to the president as being mere partisan gamesmanship. It’s harder to do so in the case of Scalabrini Father Pat Murphy, who operates the Casa del Migrante shelter in the Mexican border city of Tijuana. “The only thing people heard in the south is ‘The border’s open,’” Father Murphy told the Register, referencing the Biden administration’s Feb. 16 announcement that it would expedite existing asylum applications that had been delayed during the Trump administration.
The truth is that, for decades, Democratic and Republican administrations have been almost equally ineffectual in terms of finding any workable solutions to the intractable conundrum of illegal immigration. Partly that’s a reflection of the reality that two colliding political imperatives are in play.
First, there is the fact that the majority of Americans continue to cherish our history of welcoming newcomers who want to join in this nation’s great experiment of ordered liberty. Most people of goodwill also want to maintain the noble U.S. tradition of providing refuge to those fleeing wars, poverty, crime and other civil disorders in their native countries. And since these priorities align closely with the Christian imperatives of welcoming the stranger and helping