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The Orks | Warhammer 40,000

All across the universe one can find Orks, beings of impossible strength and resilience. When warring amongst themselves they can hardly be considered a threat to other life, but when banded together are one of the greatest dangers to the universe.

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The Ridge Route - Drive with High Speed Playback

This is the old Ridge Route from Castaic Junction to the town of Grapevine.

There are three things I really like in this life: 1) Old roads that were built a long time ago, 2) Highways that hold or once held some crucial purpose for people's travel and commerce, and 3) abandoned or all but forgotten roads. This is the big daddy of them all, and it literally doesn't get any better than this. The Ridge Route unified Southern California with the rest of the state likely averting the state being split up in the early 1900's. This was an engineering feat paved with concrete in about 1913 and used until the US 99 Alternate was created in 1933. (If you want to see a drive through a portion of the US 99 Alternate, check my channel for a high speed version).

During dissolves between Castaic Junction and Ridge Route Road, you will see that I jump the freeway between Castaic Road and The Old Road. This is because during this section, the original two lane road was buried or destroyed in the creating of the U.S. Route 99 alignment (now Interstate 5 alignment). The same holds true for when I jump the freeway just north of Gorman. On that section, which is called, North Peace Valley Road, the old Ridge Route came across Interstate 5 at a higher elevation than the 5 is now graded, and then it skirted along the hills of what is now on the west side of North Peace Valley Road. If you look (or hike) carefully up there, you will find remnants of the original concrete road. A few miles down the road, Dead Man's Curve ended up being so bumpy with my running down the road and unsuccessfully trying to hold a camera steady, I thought that, 12th Street Rag, would be more fitting for that section since I did it in such a makeshift way. Sorry that the changeover is so jarring. LOL!

Just a note that the Old Ridge Route is actually closed at the moment from the southern end by the U.S. Forest Service. However, at times (such as when I recorded this video), they have had the northern gates open. It's not something that is currently predictable. Therefore, you will see during one of the times I cross dissolve to dump my phone's video memory to make room for more, that I come upon a gate. At the end of the dissolve, when I am on the other side of the gate, this necessitated my driving all the way down from the north end to continue taping. Of course it was worth it because now we can all enjoy it. Apologies in advance for quickly changing times of days. It was a lot to record and I couldn't do it all in one session. If you drive it, please know that it is not currently maintained, so if allowed by the Forest Service, please drive very carefully and slowly on every inch of the unmaintained sections which belong to the U.S. Forest Service just north of Templin Highway to about where Sandberg Peak Road is, about two miles south of Route 138.

The next time you are driving north on Interstate 5, after you have passed the small community of Lebec and are heading down the actual grapevine grade into Central Valley's southern portion, the San Joaquin Valley (as opposed to it's northern portion, The Sacramento Valley), please imagine the old concrete road winding and meandering through the plush meadows and around big old thick trees, along with a peripheral river that used to fill that canyon, and most of which no longer exists since Interstate 5's construction took most of that space and moved tons of earth around covering most of it. This must have been a gorgeous drive once upon a time.

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PLEASE NOTE: If you have the SLIGHTEST interest in the Ridge Route, you MUST read Harrison Irving Scott's Book, The Ridge Route: The Road That United California. He wrote the most comprehensive and most fascinating book on this historical road. Many of the facts, and the reason I knew where to look for things, are because of Mr. Scott's great research and written efforts. He is the go-to person for information on the route.


With the exception of 12th Street Rag, by Johnny Maddox from his album, Red Hot Ragtime, published by Crazy Otto Music, Inc., ©2000, all other piano tunes are from Autumn 20th Anniversary Edition album © 2001 Composer: George Winston, Label/Publisher: RCA Victor. There is also some incidental classic country music from XM Radio as well 100% speed playback moments. I do not claim any ownership to any of the music.

Dr. Temple Grandin: The Autistic Brain: Thinking Across the Spectrum | Talks at Google

Dr. Temple Grandin comes to Google to talk about her book: The Autistic Brain: Thinking Across the Spectrum.

When Temple Grandin was born in 1947, autism had only just been named. Today it is more prevalent than ever, with one in 88 children diagnosed on the spectrum. And our thinking about it has undergone a transformation in her lifetime: Autism studies have moved from the realm of psychology to neurology and genetics, and there is far more hope today than ever before thanks to groundbreaking new research into causes and treatments. Now Temple Grandin reports from the forefront of autism science, bringing her singular perspective to a thrilling journey into the heart of the autism revolution.

Weaving her own experience with remarkable new discoveries, Grandin introduces the neuroimaging advances and genetic research that link brain science to behavior, even sharing her own brain scan to show us which anomalies might explain common symptoms. We meet the scientists and self-advocates who are exploring innovative theories of what causes autism and how we can diagnose and best treat it. Grandin also highlights long-ignored sensory problems and the transformative effects we can have by treating autism symptom by symptom, rather than with an umbrella diagnosis. Most exciting, she argues that raising and educating kids on the spectrum isn't just a matter of focusing on their weaknesses; in the science that reveals their long-overlooked strengths she shows us new ways to foster their unique contributions.

From the aspies in Silicon Valley to the five-year-old without language, Grandin understands the true meaning of the word spectrum. The Autistic Brain is essential reading from the most respected and beloved voices in the field.

Max Yasuda & Akio Toyoda announce Toyota closure as saddest day in the company's history

10/2/14 Max Yasuda announces Toyota closure as saddest day in the company's history
The head of Toyota in Australia says the decision to cease manufacturing had been the saddest day in our company's history, but was unavoidable in a fragmented, competitive, high-cost market.

The General & Mrs. Logan's Grand Ball

Every second Saturday of November, The General John A. Logan Museum hosts the Annual General Logan & Mrs. Logan's Grand Ball. The event mixes history with a roaring good time as participants don Civil War era dress and learn how to dance like their great, great grandparents.

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Top 15 Haunted Schools You Should NOT Attend

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In this top 15 list, we look at the most haunted schools in the world that you should not attend. These strange places of study range from elementary and high school to universities in places like the United States and Germany. Enjoy our investigation and analysis of the scary paranormal stories about each school.

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Citywater performs Retrace by Nell Shaw Cohen at Visions of the Wild

Citywater ( performs Retrace by Nell Shaw Cohen ( This piece was inspired by the Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail.

Landscape Music: Rivers & Trails is a program of works by the Landscape Music Composers Network ( Presented at the Empress Theatre in Vallejo, CA, on September 23, 2018, by Visions of the Wild ( in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service and Vallejo Community Arts Foundation, with support from the National Park Service. Program curated and coordinated by Nell Shaw Cohen, Director, Landscape Music Composers Network. Audio & video recording by Marc Garman (

Citywater is:
Cathie Apple, Flute
Milun Doskovic, Clarinet
Ben Prima, Percussion
Jennifer Reason, Piano
Amy Lindsey, Violin
Timothy Stanley, Cello

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A poem emerged through my compositional process. Each section of the music relates to a section of text. While the music may stand alone, I’ve chosen to share my poem in hopes that it will enrich the listening experience.

Retrace
Poem by Nell Shaw Cohen

ECHOES OF THE PAST
Hundreds leave home
Sing the Trail
To make a new life in Alta California.

ON THE OPEN LAND
Vast blue, bright light
Retrace the Trail
On the footpaths of California.

FANDANGO OF THE PAST
Spanish, Native, Mestizo, Afro-Latino
Dance the Trail
From the Sonoran Desert to the Golden Gate.

ON THE OPEN ROAD
City, suburb, beach, and farm
Retrace the Trail
On the highways of California.

THE PAST IS PRESENT
1,200 of miles of stories
Thread through the landscape
Map the Trail
Onto the United States.

SACRED SPACE
A Mission church and its gardens

Abalone shells in the cemetery:
A memorial to thousands of Native lives destroyed.
They made the trail.
Their legacy and their descendants:
Still here.

We retrace the Trail.

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Videos of the rest of this concert are also posted on our YouTube channel!

Landscape Music: Rivers & Trails was a nationwide series of concerts in Fall 2018 commemorating the 50th Anniversaries of the National Trails System Act and the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. Coordinated by the Landscape Music Composers Network, and presented in collaboration with organizations, venues, and performers across the country, these concerts highlighted and celebrated the significance of our national trails and rivers through musical expression.

The Landscape Music Composers Network is a group whose music engages with landscape, nature, and place. Including artists both established and emerging, writing in diverse styles, this network is a platform for collaborative projects aiming to increase appreciation and awareness of the natural world through music. Each of the five concert programs in Landscape Music: Rivers & Trails featured World Premieres of works composed for small chamber ensembles, created in directed response to remarkable places protected under the National Trails System Act and the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. Learn more at LandscapeMusic.org/Rivers-Trails

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Aliens under the Ice – Life on Rogue Planets

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Out in the vast coldness of outer space, there are planets that travel alone through darkness without the boundaries of a system. Here’s how this can happen – and why these frozen deserts might secretly harbor alien life.

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2018 Kinesiology Commencement

The 2018 Kinesiology Commencement featured Janet Marie Smith, senior vice president of planning and development at the Los Angeles Dodgers. Student speakers were Yuemei Lu (M.S. Kinesiology) and Marion Philippe (B.S. Movement Science). Singers were Maddison Rotner (B.A. Health and Fitness) and Jeffrey Walker (M.A. Sport Management). Photo album is at

Boys playing - white water rafting 2 (getting lost)

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Marketing Dividends - Adrian Weimers, Lexus

In this week’s episode of Marketing Dividends presented by the AANA, hosts James Hier, CEO of MEC and James Daggar-Nickson, Business Editor and Business Channel Manager at SKY NEWS BUSINESS meet with Adrian Weimers, Corporate Manager Sales Operations at Lexus.

Marketing Dividends presented by AANA (Australian Association of National Advertisers) is a content series on SKY NEWS BUSINESS aimed at elevating the profession of marketing and explaining the value marketing brings to businesses and the wider economy.

Merkel discusses EU politics with Berlin students

(2 Apr 2019) German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited a high school in Berlin on Tuesday to discuss European politics with students.
During a talk at Thomas-Mann High School, Merkel spoke about European-specific issues and their effects on the life of pupils.
I believe in European cohesion, but you have to work for it every day, that's the way it is, and that is not a matter of course, Merkel said.
Merkel also discussed other topics including climate change and migration.

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