This is an interesting read, sourced from quotes of people who were there.

Kyle Kelley looks at Sugar Wheel Works in Portland, OR for The Radavist. Great photo set, and an awesome looking shop.

Fun ride report article by Kristin Butcher for Bike. I’m riding the Whole Enchilada on Saturday, but I’m still taking the shuttle up. ;)

Ah, it’ll be a bummer if they killed the project; I was really looking forward to having this on my bedside table. As I mentioned, I’m using an inexpensive Anker wireless charger at the office, but this sure would be nice for the house, even if it costs more.

I’m looking forward to upgrading from my “Series 0”! I’m a bit sad that they killed off the white ceramic from last year; I really liked the look of that one.

David Frum, writing for The Atlantic, puts together the best take on the anonymous New York Times op-ed that I’ve read yet.

“Your service in government is valuable. Thank you for it. But it is not so indispensable that it can compensate for the continuing tenure of a president you believe to be amoral, untruthful, irrational, antidemocratic, unpatriotic, and dangerous. Previous generations of Americans have sacrificed fortunes, health, and lives to serve the country. You are asked only to tell the truth aloud and with your name attached.”

Related to the Audi news: The BMW 3-Series looks like it will be offered with no manual option in the US. Double boo!

(Glad I have my M235i with its excellent six-speed.)

“There are no more manuals left in Audi’s U.S. lineup.”

Boo!

“Today, we permanently suspended @realalexjones and @infowars from Twitter and Periscope. We took this action based on new reports of Tweets and videos posted yesterday that violate our abusive behavior policy, in addition to the accounts’ past violations.”

It’s about time.

I just noticed that a photo I made of my Fuji X-E2 is used on Wikipedia as the picture of that model. It’s not much of a page, but flattering nonetheless.