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This article is about the first 3D printed miniature of the space marine. Not the first ever, but the first of this series.
Here he is in all his glory
The question now is: why did I make this miniature?
My objective is to make 3D printed miniature of the space marine on bike.
Obviously it's a complex work that I can't make at once, so it's better to make some test. So I decided to use a pilot of the bike as test subject (so a normal space marine) to verify if the project is possible. It's useless work hours and hours on a 3D model of the bike if then I can't 3D print it.
If you want to know how I made this 3D printed miniature continue to read the article!
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Course ObjectiveThe student is able to successfully handle uncomplicated oral and
written tasks in a wide number of basic social situations.
The student is able to understand uncomplicated speech and texts about
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The student can describe in simple terms aspects of his/her background,
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The student can communicate in simple and routine tasks requiring a
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The student has basic knowledge to understand culture in France and in
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Aimed CERF-level at the end of the course is A2.
Course ContentStudents learn to handle a variety of basic communicative tasks,
including understanding spoken French, speaking French, reading texts
and writing short texts. Students will train sentences and frequently
used expressions related to areas of most immediate relevance (e.g. very
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employment). Students learn essential verbs, nouns and cases while
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group discussion
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The course will be taught in French
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Read: Luke 14:1, 7-14
As infuriating as it might be to some people, my wife and many of you include, I'm a bit of a planner; I like to plan ahead. I like to know what I'm doing next week. I like to know when my next trip is going to be. I like to plan way ahead on the year of worship, the sermons I'll preach, the classes I'll teach, and the books we'll read as a church at Advent and Lent. In fact, I'm searching right now. I'm searching for Advent. And not just the book for Advent, I'm searching for the season of Advent and all that comes with it.
Because here we are in a season of the Christian Year that some people call The Season after Pentecost, and others simply call Ordinary Time – it's a season in the church in which we are called to reflect upon the life and story of Christ Jesus. During the other seasons, we have a job to do. We must tell the story – the seasons of Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, and Easter call us to tell the story of Jesus' life, from birth to death, resurrection, and ascension, again. Yearly, we tell his story. But in this season after Pentecost, we are called to reflection. And, to me, the horizon of that story of Jesus just. feels. so. far away right now. I'm tired of reflection. I'm searching for action.
But I'm searching for Advent. I wait in eager anticipation of the story of Jesus that Advent points us to. In the weeks leading to Christmas, I can't wait to hear from the prophet Isaiah calling us to the mountain of the Lord. I can't wait to hear him prophesying that one will come and keep us safe from harm upon that mountain, to hear him say that though we walk in the wilderness now, a highway will appear before us, making a way for us, leading us to the savior. I can't wait to hear him share about that coming savior and all he will mean to us.
I'm searching for Advent because I'm searching for the nearness of the savior. I'm searching for the hope he brings. And so I read dozens of books, searching for the right one, so we can be ready for the hope that will arrive just a couple of short months away.
The book I'm reading right now is called In the Shelter and it's written by an Irish poet and theologian called Padraig O Tuama. Padraig is telling the story of his adult life and his search for meaning in God and the surprising places that he finds God along the way, along that journey. And each time he feels that sense of surprise, he uses the word, "hello." Like when he's visiting an unknown city and he finds himself standing in front of a small gospel choir, and he feels the Spirit of God in their words and in their movement, he says, "Hello City." And when he reflects on how similar he is to the disciples in their locked upper room, the risen Christ's feet already upon the ground, on his way to greet them, he says, "Hello to you in the locked room." And when he feels the grief of loss of a loved one close to him he says that the math is mysterious because 4 minus 1=3 plus grief. And when he feels that grief so intensely, he says, "Hello grief." Because even in grief he experiences God. Hello. It's a greeting and a reminder that you are in the presence of something.
If, like Padraig, we're meant to say hello in the places that we find God, then let me say for myself, "Hello Philomena." Hello to your hope. Hello to your pain. Hello to your forgiving spirit. Hello Philomena.
Philomena is the movie from our current sermon series. It's the story of a woman who was sixteen when she became pregnant and her Roman Catholic father told her that he couldn't even stand to look at her, and he sent her to live in the convent. In due time, she had her child, and for a couple of years, she was able to see him just one hour per day. That is until the nuns adopt her son away and she searches for him but comes up empty. Hello, emptiness.
Let's hear the story from Judy Dench, the starring actress.
Watch: Judy Dench on Philomena's story
One of the things that stands out the most in Philomena's story is her humility in the face of something that could have been justified righteous indignation. Shortly into the movie, we find out that the nuns were selling Irish babies to America for $1000 each. It's not right and, yet, Philomena won't blame the Church. I sat there the whole time thinking that she should. But maybe that's because I'm a bit more like the journalist in the story, Martin Sixsmith. I'm always going to be a bit more skeptical. It lives in my blood and my brain.
It's Philomena's humility that stands out even in daily situations, even just a simple breakfast with Martin.
Watch: Breakfast with Philomena
This last week someone encouraged me to listen to the story of Jesus, as I read it in the Bible, not as the holy scripture that I have always known, not to read it like I already know the story, but as if I am reading it for the very first time, (much like the way we just met Philomena in the movie). And the encouragement was that I should just read him and listen to him and let the fact of just how wild and intense this Jesus is wash over me. Just let Jesus wash over me as if for the first time and let him be wild and untamed. And I should ask myself, "What is he saying to me?"
Take the story today. Jesus is eating with Pharisees, people much like Martin, who have lost the mystery of faith, who have lost their senses of wonder. These are the ones who would become Jesus' enemies, and Luke says of this interaction, that Jesus "was being carefully watched." Then, in the part that we didn't read, those verses 2-6, Jesus heals a guy sitting at the table. Even in a fantasy book, that is an interesting development, to say the least, but what happens next is perhaps even a bit stranger than the first development, and even more interesting, because Jesus picks a fight. He sits to dinner, heals a man, picks a fight, and then starts teaching at the table. .
Minimally we have to say that Jesus' behavior is erratic and rude, but the fight that he picks is that he sees the guests at this party, the guests at this dinner, jockeying for positions of honor around the table. Maybe Jesus saw them pushing and fighting to sit next to the host of the meal, or maybe they pushed and fought to sit next to the guest of honor, Jesus himself, or maybe they even pushed and fought not to sit by a boorish guest, who is well-known for his long-winded and meandering stories that go absolutely nowhere. Even that part reminded me of a bit of Philomena. Let's watch:
Watch: Philomena and the Page Turner
Maybe these men around the table were fighting and trying to get away from someone who was going to relay the whole story of a book to them. But Jesus sees them fighting for position, and gives his own version of that, and he picks a fight. When we read this story for the first time again, what do we think about a guest of honor who scolds the other guests? If we don't know who Jesus is, we probably think poorly of him from this story, because this just isn't done. When we look at Jesus from our own experience, we meet him again for the first time.
Soren Kierkegaard says that this is always how we should experience Jesus. He should never become past tense to us. He should never be domesticated. He should never become a well-known tale of the past because Christ never becomes past tense. He never becomes something that has happened. He only happens. That is to say that the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus always are. Kierkegaard asks the question, "Can anything be known of Christ from history?" And his short and simple answer is "no."
Because when he reflects upon the need to meet Jesus Christ anew with each generation, he comes to the conclusion that Christ can only be believed. And he asks another question, "Is, then, Jesus Christ not the same?" Generation to generation, is Jesus the same? And he answers his own question: "He is the same today and yesterday, the same as he was 1800 years ago." And, yet, we must meet him anew, not just every generation, but every time we stand before him in scripture. Every time he is new. Kierkegaard tells us that we should seek to experience Christ in the same way as the disciples did, walking beside him, hearing his story, and experiencing his goodness, as if no time has passed since the resurrection, and, yet, looking forward to his return. Just like those disciples staring at the sky, Jesus' feet almost still visible in the clouds. That's how immediate Christ's presence is meant to be for us.
We say it this way often in our communion liturgy: "Christ has died, Christ is risen, Christ will come again." Not Christ has risen. Christ never becomes past tense, something that happened, that now we can ignore. Jesus Christ never becomes past tense. We are in the 'is' of that statement. Christ is risen. We are in that transitional space of that story of Jesus, a story that we probably need to tell as passionately as Philomena tells the story of her book. It's a story that could be summed up for us with one statement: "Christ is risen," but usually begins with "In the beginning" and ends with the lamb on the throne and the world restored to him.
One of the most important American theologians of the 20th Century, Robert Jenson, once had children ask him theological questions for a radio program. One of the children asked him, "If Jesus is alive, how come I can't see him as I see you and you see me?" Robert Jenson, in a voice of comfort, said to the child, "That's where you're wrong. You can see the risen Christ. Because he looks exactly like the bread and wine on the communion table. Every time you eat and every time you drink it, you experience him again."
For a planner like me, this is so much comfort because I know that I will experience Christ in that bread and in that cup. He is reliable in his resurrection. So, as we stand before Jesus again, and see him for the first time again, may we say "Hello Jesus." Hello. May we see him fully, in his recklessness, in his wildness, in his being untamed, and maybe even badly behaved, in his extreme giving of his body and his blood… may we also witness that he is the character and truth of God made known to us. Hello bread. Hello cup. Hello resurrection. Hello Jesus. Amen.


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Question: Why does TIME's report make it appear the Pres. Hinckley is downplaying Joseph Smith's statements in the King Follett Discourse?
TIME omitted the portion of Hinckley's remarks that clarified what he was saying
It is important to note thatTIME's report did not include the entire citation, and President Hinckley was not denying or downplaying Joseph Smith's statements in the King Follett Discourse. It is important to note which question was being asked. Lorenzo Snow's famous "couplet" on deification reads as follows: "As man is now, God once was; as God is now man may be."[1]
There are two parts of the couplet:
- As man is now, God once was
- As God is now, man may be.
President Hinckley was asked about the first part of the couplet, as the citation above demonstrates. (The second part of the couplet is typically the focus of LDS doctrine and practice, since it is something over which mortals have some degree of influence.)
The exact question asked was:
- Q: Just another related question that comes up is the statements in the King Follet discourse by the Prophet.
- A: Yeah.
- Q: ...about that, God the Father was once a man as we were. This is something that Christian writers are always addressing. Is this the teaching of the church today, that God the Father was once a man like we are?
President Hinckley's complete response was:
- A: I don't know that we teach it. I don't know that we emphasize it. I haven't heard it discussed for a long time in public discourse. I don't know. I don't know all the circumstances under which that statement was made. I understand the philosophical background behind it. But I don't know a lot about it and I don't know that others know a lot about it.
- [The portion in italics was omitted from TIME's reporting.]
He did not deny or renounce the doctrine. Quite simply, President Hinckley asserted that:
- we don't emphasize it.
- we don't tend to teach it much in public discourse.
- he doesn't know much about this topic, though he understands the philosophical underpinnings.
- no one else in the Church has much information on it either.
The question is also somewhat ambiguous. TIME says they asked "whether his church still holds that God the Father was once a man." But, the actual question was "Is this the teaching of the church today, that God the Father was once a man like we are?" {emphasis added)
"Teaching" can be understood in at least two senses:
- "doctrine"/"belief," in the sense of "does the church still hold this belief?"
- "something that is taught or preached," "actively taught"
The reporter seems to have meant the question in the first sense; President Hinckley seems to have responded in the second sense—the first part of his answer was "I don't know that we teach it" (emphasis added). That is, it is not topic upon which the Church or its leaders spend much time, simply because very little is known about it. This misunderstanding of the sense it which "teach" is understood is a good example of the logical fallacy of amphibology at work.
Furthermore, President Hinckley seems to have understood the question as he did because of the reporter's prelude to the question. The interviewer noted that "[t]his is something that Christian writers are always addressing." I suspect that he meant that "This is a point of LDS doctrine which always troubles non-LDS Christian authors, and they write a lot about it."
President Hinckley's reply that "I don't know that we emphasize it" seems a clear response to this idea—other writers or other denominations may spend a lot of time on the issue, but we don't. Again, this shows that he understood "teaching" in the second sense, and not the first.
- ↑ Lorenzo Snow, Teachings of Lorenzo Snow, compiled by Clyde J. Williams, (Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1984), 2. ISBN 0884945170.


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Posted: June 25, 2014
By Sacha Obaid
The tummy tuck procedure, also known as abdominoplasty, was originally developed over 100 years ago. Although this may seem like a long time, the technique is actually relatively new considering that plastic surgery has been practiced for thousands of years, spreading from the ancient cultures of India through the Middle East and Egypt to the empires of Greece and Rome.
Being a somewhat novel surgical technique, abdominoplasty has undergone a number of changes over the past century. This process of improvement and refinement continues today as surgeons strive to produce the best possible results for their patients. Read on to learn some tummy tuck facts: the origins and development of the tummy tuck and how it became the hugely popular procedure it is today.
Like many plastic surgery techniques, abdominoplasty was originally developed for medical purposes. Surgeons treating umbilical hernias (protrusion of the belly button) sometimes encountered patients where the protruding umbilicus was associated with an excess of abdominal skin and fat. In the first "dermolipectomies" during the 1890's, French surgeons removed patients' excess skin to improve access to the herniated tissue and found the procedure also led to a rapid and immediate improvement in their body contour.
The procedure spread quickly to the United States, where the first tummy tuck was performed in Maryland in 1899. It did not take long for both patients and doctors to recognize the aesthetic benefits of this procedure, leading to rapid improvements in abdominoplasty as a purely cosmetic surgery.
Early Improvements
One major cosmetic issue with the earliest approaches is that the belly button was removed, leaving behind an unnatural looking abdomen. French and German surgeons separately developed solutions for this problem in 1905 and 1909, respectively, using alternative incision locations to avoid damaging the outward appearance of the belly button. Later advances in the 1920s managed to preserve the internal structures of the umbilicus as well.
War Brings Rapid Advancements
While the overall appearance of the abdomen could be improved, the procedures' cosmetic results were still less than ideal. Scarring was a significant issue, and it was difficult to preserve the results, as the optimal incision sites and suture styles had not yet been determined. The huge increase in the need for reconstructive surgery of the abdomen during the World Wars, however, brought rapid improvements in the kinds of techniques used in abdominoplasty. This created a wealth of medical knowledge that improved results and paved the way for the procedure's rapid growth in popularity.
Modern Refinements
From the perspective of cosmetic surgeons, the most important advances in abdominoplasty have occurred in the last 30-40 years. During this period, suturing techniques have improved dramatically. Surgeons working throughout the 1960s and 1970s, for instance, identified approaches that both minimized the appearance of the scars and allowed significant improvements to body contour. Later, in 1988, the decision to integrate liposuction into the procedure dramatically increased the ability of surgeons to customize abdominoplasty to different body types. Most recently, in the mid-1990's, an approach for suturing the abdomen was discovered that drastically reduced distortion of the tissues, improved healing time, and maximized contouring results. The development of these techniques have turned the tummy tuck into the safe and effective procedure it is today.


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We had planned on leaving first thing Wednesday morning. On Monday, Josh's parents car had broken down and they had to tow it to the shop to get fixed. Come Wednesday morning, it still wasn't ready. We decided that meant we had time for one more early morning beach run. We got up, ate a … Read More
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Tuesday morning we got up and headed out early. We tossed the kids and the boogie boards into the car and drove off in search of a good beach spot. Now, you may be wondering why we kept going to different beach spots. There's a lot of coast in Destin and we wanted to see … Read More
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Monday was a fabulous, fun-filled day! We started the morning off right with a dozen donuts from The Donut Hole. They were totally worth the calories, in case you're wondering. We had planned on spending the morning at The Track, so we picked up our donuts and headed over there. It turns out they open … Read More
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Sunday was a light day for us. Josh and I both had wedding hangover (this is an industry term for the complete mental and physical exhaustion you feel the day after shooting a wedding), so we weren't too crazy that day. We got the kids some breakfast and then I took them out for a … Read More
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Part of the highly-desirable Résidence du Savoie in the centre of Val d'Isère, guests of the chalet Pic Noir need not venture far to find everything they need, be it shops, restaurants or the famously lively bars.
Created by renowned French architect Michel Covarel, the chalet is both chic and inviting with expert timber and stone workmanship. The four twin/double bedrooms are well-appointed for restful nights and come complete with en-suite facilities. The charming lounge/dining room features plush seating around a crackling fireplace, and the adjoining balcony offers breathtaking views over the resort, courtesy of the chalet's third-story position.
After fulfilling days of skiing across the rambling Espace Killy, guests can return to the chalet and ease any aches and pains in its salubrious sauna.
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Longest Piste: 10km
Highest Ski Lift: 3456m
Total Lifts: 97
Total Piste : 300km
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Bedroom 2 - Twin/double with shower and wc. Walk-in cupboard.
Bedroom 3 - Twin/double with shower and wc.
Bedroom 4 - Small room containing the same twin/double bed arrangement, but without a window, hence sold as a single. Shower and wc. Second bed can be booked at a discount.
Features IncludedSauna WIFI DVD Player Flat Screen TV Fireplace / Wood Burning Stove All Bedrooms En-suite
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With catered accommodation, there's no excuse for not having a proper breakfast before you hit the ski slopes. Fruit juice, porridge, cereal, bacon and eggs, plus fresh baguettes and croissants from the local bakery, are all good ways to start the day. Optional extras are usually available for those who require an even heartier breakfast than that, while a selection of teas and fresh coffee are always on hand to get you ready for your day on the mountain.
Afternoon teatime
When you return from the slopes in the afternoon you can look forward to some bread and jam, a warming cup of hot chocolate and perhaps even a freshly-baked cake.
Dinner is where your catered chalet staff really come into their own. Enjoy canapés followed by a three-course, dinner-party style meal using only the finest cuts of meat and the best in fresh ingredients. The cuisine is usually that of the country you're in, along with a fusion of other international influences.
Despite having a set menu, if lighter meals or different dishes are requested, your chalet staff will be only too happy to adapt to your needs. If you have different dietary requirements to that on the menu entirely, you can always opt for a 'different diet' supplement when booking.
With professional, highly-trained chefs and free unlimited wine, you'll likely find that evening meals in catered accommodation are generally just as good, if not better, than many of the local restaurants and hotels in your resort.
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Tokyo, Nov. 21 (Jiji Press)--Japan's government and ruling camp are planning not to extend the current extraordinary session of the Diet, the country's parliament, which is scheduled to end on Dec. 9, sources in the administration said Thursday.
Enacting important bills, including one to ratify a recently signed Japan-U.S. trade agreement, without extending the session is possible, the sources said, adding that an extension is unnecessary also because the ruling bloc has given up on passing a controversial bill to amend the national referendum law during the ongoing session.
"In principle, there's no need to extend the extraordinary session once the trade pact ratification bill is passed," a senior official of Komeito, the coalition partner of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, said. "The Diet session won't be extended unless a very urgent issue comes up," an LDP official in charge of parliamentary affairs said.
The House of Councillors, the upper chamber of the Diet, launched full-fledged debates on the trade bill on Thursday, at its Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, after the House of Representatives, the lower chamber, passed it on Tuesday.
"The bill is highly likely to be enacted" during the current term of the extraordinary session, Hiroshige Seko, a senior LDP lawmaker in the Upper House, said in the recording of a television program on Thursday. "It's fully possible for the Diet to pass other key bills" before the currently scheduled end of the ongoing session, he added.
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Maverick's interest in flying saucers led us to studying fundamentals of aerodynamics. We dropped wiffle balls into a vertical wind tunnel made from a shop vac and sliced 3-liter soda bottles. The balls behave differently, usually hovering at one of two heights, so we took 3 balls, weighed them, inspected their surface (noticing some had smooth seams and others a lip), and noted their color. We then dropped each into the wind tunnel (already blowing) 10 times, noting the hover height.
The 15.6 gram blue ball hovered at 6″ four times, 26″ once, and 27″ five times. The 15.8 g green ball hovered at 6″ six times and 27″ four times. The 13.7 g orange ball hovered at 22″ once and 27″ nine times. We looked for patterns, noticing that lighter balls tended to hover higher, exposed seams might cause balls to drop to a lower hove, and color was not controlled. So we took another 3 balls of the same colors and weighed and inspected them. We dropped each of those 10 times into the wind tunnel.
The 15.2 g blue ball hovered at 6″ twice, 26:" once, and 27″ six times. The 15.9 g green ball hovered at 6″ nine times and 27″ once. The 13.4 g orange ball hovered at 6″ once, 15″ once, 20″ once, 26″ once, and 27″ six times. Between the two sets of balls color and weights correlate, so we can't yet separate those even though we strongly believe that color should not affect aerodynamics. To distinguish color and weight, we could attach weights, such as pieces of masking tape, to equalize weights, but we'd have to be careful to not impact aerodynamics with the tape. Although weight appears to affect hover height, the lightest ball (Orange run 2) averaged lower hover heights than the 2nd lightest ball (Orange run 1).
This is prelude to testing the impact of covering holes on the wiffle balls and measuring aerodynamic impact. Most encouraging for me is that Maverick had the patience and tenacity to run 60 tests. Judging science fairs and teaching science, I see few students eager to persist after a few runs…but that just gives impressions, not supporting data. I look forward to continuing this exploration of aerodynamics!
Before we started with the wind tunnel, we played with animated solar toys: dancing flower, swinging bear, flapping turkey, and fluttering butterfly. We compared the fluttering butterfly with a chaotic pendulum when Maverick thought the obvious magnet stuck to the thorax of the butterfly might be interacting with a similarly fixed magnet hidden in the flower. The differing behavior of the chaotic pendulum, which we configured with a repelling magnet directly under the magnetic pendulum suggested something different going on with the butterfly.
Since its motion was most interesting and its case easiest to pry apart, we opened the dancing flower to find the solar panel powering an integrated circuit, which controlled an electromagnet. We opened the swinging bear, too, to find an integrated circuit setup the same in appearance, possibly identical. We suspected that the integrated circuit turns the electromagnet on and off, so we tried to measure that with a multimeter. While we did get a 1.6 volt reading from the solar panel, the wires to the electromagnet were very, very small, making it hard to maintain electrical connection with the multimeter probes long enough to measure. Our make and break contact, due to hand shake, hid any periodicity we might measure of the integrated circuit's output. Since we wanted to get to the wind tunnel, we did not take the time to figure out how to make reliable electrical connections. Once we get that, we could also use an oscilloscope to better measure periodicity (or its inverse, frequency) and even see the wave form.


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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Dozens of religious leaders, law enforcement officers and community members came together Saturday morning to ride for peace around Indianapolis' neighborhoods.
IMPD and the Indianapolis Ten Point Coalition partnered to sponsor the first-ever, "Bicycle Ride for Peace," held at the James Whitcomb Riley School #43.
Organizers said the turnout was much better than they expected and credited this week's tragedies for bringing more members of the community together.
"Given the events that have happened over the last few days, it's made something like this even more important as we realize and absorb the tragic events that have occurred," FBI Special Agent in Charge Jay Abbott, who attended the ride, said. "These are the opportunities where we humanize each other to our community as well as with law enforcement."
Matt Bassett, a cycling enthusiast who lives on the east side, was planning to attend a different bike ride Saturday, but changed his mind after the week's events.
"As a person who's not a member of the African American community or a police officer," Bassett said. "(I wanted) to come out and show my support for both of those communities and to be able to show everyone is in this together and we all need to support each other."
Organizer Reverend Charles Harrison said the event was such a success he's already working with Police Chief Troy Riggs to plan another ride on the city's east side this August. He hopes to schedule more rides around other parts of the city in the fall.


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I'm happy to answer questions about my time there in lieu of writing more blog posts on the subject but, in the meantime, check out this post that outlines how you can take a day trip to Luxembourg.
CURRENCY | Euros (Check out xe.com for the most up-to-date currency conversion–they have a mobile app too!)
TIME ZONE | Central European Time, also known as GMT +2
VISA / PASSPORT REQUIREMENTS | If you're planning to spend less than 90 days in Luxembourg/the Schengen area, you can get by using just your U.S. passport–no Visa required. However, your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date you leave the Schengen area. It's weird; don't ask.
LANGUAGE(S) SPOKEN | The most widely spoken in language in Luxembourg is French, but you may also hear German and something you'll never be able to identify called Luxembourgish.
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