And when searching parking lots for vehicles, he’s found that people will back into parking spots to hide their plates, but it sometimes works to law enforcement’s advantage.

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On August 15, 2017, Petzel was driving a pickup when he rear-ended a Camry that was slowing to make a left turn by Highway 19 and Third Avenue SE in Gaylord. The impact spun the Camry around and pushed it into the eastbound lane and into the path of Brian Severin, 59, of Gaylord, who was driving a motorcycle.

The best solution we have devised for securing such waste is burial. The tombs that we have constructed to receive these remains are known as geological repositories, and they are the Cloaca Maxima—the Great Sewer—of our species. Into low- and intermediate-­level repositories go the lightly radioactive materials that are the byproducts of nuclear power and weaponry: the items that will remain harmful only for scores of years—the clothes, the tools, the filter pads, the zippers, and the buttons. All are barreled up and lowered into holes in silos that have been sunk below ground at storage sites around the world. Each new layer is packed in concrete, ready for its supercessor. The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant —the intermediate-­level repository dug into the salt beds of New Mexico—is intended to receive 800,000 55-gallon soft-steel drums of military-origin trans-uranium waste, holding among other substances the radioactive shavings from U.S. nuclear warhead manufacture. The WIPP drum chambers will in time form neat strata, standing as highly organized additions to the rock record—another taxon of Anthropocene future fossil.

That improved balance is backed up by air springs with three chambers that allow finer ride control, plus adaptive dampers. Optional active anti-roll bars, which use electronic actuators to engage the roll bars to more or less effect, were installed on every GT V-8 we drove (it’s standard on the W-12). At lower speeds and when moving in a straight line, the bars are disconnected for a more comfortable ride; at higher speeds and when cornering, the bars stiffen up to resist body roll and unwanted ride motions. They worked as advertised, doing an excellent job of preventing the still rather nose-heavy Bentleys from heaving over onto their outside front tires when hustled down a curvy road.

The latest iteration of Shimano’s premier mountain-bike group makes it clear that, despite several years of reluctance, the Japanese component manufacturer has wholeheartedly embraced single-chainring mountain-bike drivetrains. The XTR M9100 group ($1,662), introduced last year and brought to market this spring, ushers in a wealth of advancements that balance the scales and, in some cases, make this group a better option than SRAM for riders who demand the best.

What the Tucson does better than any of the others is render vehicle operation a cinch. By this I mean that there are no fancy attempts at making it seem futuristic, no efforts to minimize the number of physical buttons or adopt anything annoying (like a push-button shifter for example). No, the Tucson’s operation will be easy for just about anyone, and easy means comfortable.

This bracket is designed to use the included magnetic filter to keep things clean, and we will see shortly that one of these filters is also on the front fan intake bracket.

Both the (hinged!) side panel and top panel are also glass, with the side simply sliding up and off for removal, and the top secured by four thumbscrews.

Hutchinson: Hutchinson Zoo director Ryan VanZant says last month’s flooding covered more than one-third of the zoo. The Hutchinson News reports the zoo – except for the gift shop and train – has been closed since May 21 after consecutive storms caused water to rise at the zoo. VanZant said in a Facebook post Wednesday that five buildings and two playgrounds were affected by flood waters. He said staff moved animals to safety ahead of the rising water and built temporary housing where the animals are being kept while waiting for the water to recede and the cleanup to begin. A Facebook fundraiser has been started to help cleanup costs. The Hutchinson Friends of the Zoo says the goal is to raise $10,000 before Family Fun Day on Aug. 17.

by Kara Perez – Your business might move in cycles. You might have a busy season where there is no sleep, and you might find yourself in a season

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