I've got a 2003 Mazda Tribute ES, with the 3.0 V6. Was driving, and out of nowhere, it stalled out. Started back up once, made it a little bit down the road, and it did the same, but hasn't started since. I've replaced the battery, the starter, the spark plugs and coils, and have tried swapping the starter relay out. As soon as I turn the ignition to start, the battery symbol pops up, the star​ter clicks a single time, and the electronics on the inside shut off. The wires going to the battery get hot extremely fast as well. Is it possible I have a short in the ground cable here? I've tried two brand new batteries now. The light comes on before even trying to start. I'm at a loss currently.
I've run it through an OBD2 scanner, and it throws no codes at all. Any advice?

Round 2, Pick 33 - Keon Coleman, WR, Florida State:
NFL: After trading back twice on Thursday, the Bills stick at 33 and take a big, physical and athletically gifted target. Coleman isn't fast and isn't a deep threat, but he can win in a variety of ways. But who will Josh Allen's deep threat be? Stay tuned.
CBS Sports: C-. “X” receiver for a WR-needy team. Plays faster than his combine speed but doesn’t separate consistently and isn’t as good of a contested-catch wideout as his size and highlight-reel would indicate. Young though.
ESPN: After trading back twice, the Bills addressed the team's most significant position of need with Coleman, a big outside receiver with the ability to make splash plays -- 12 receiving touchdowns on contested catches since the start of 2022, second-most in the FBS, however, only a 31.7% contested catch percentage in 2023 -- to create separation and a release that general manager Brandon Beane described as "about as good as any." Beane acknowledged that while he's "probably not" going to run away from defenders, Buffalo feels his play speed is faster than the speed he showed at the combine -- 4.61 40-yard dash -- also noting that they liked his athletic ability that came from playing basketball. The Bills needed starting-level talent at outside receiver and Coleman, who turns 21 in May, fits into what Buffalo was looking for, while the team was still able to move back and add picks.
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Round 2, Pick 60 - Cole Bishop, S, Utah:
NFL: Safety was a big need for the Bills, and they go back to the Utes for help after taking Dalton Kincaid in Round 1 a year ago. Bishop is a very good athlete and field general who can play the post safety spot and cover a lot of ground. He played like the QB of the Utes' defense the past two years and could be a rookie starter for Buffalo.
CBS Sports: A-. Large, intimidating safety with magnificent movement skill. The QB of the defense. Aligns everywhere. Can wear many hats. Excelled as slot defender and vs. TEs in coverage and runs the alley on outside runs as well as any safety in the class. Ball skills and tackling must improve. Short arms. Need filled.
ESPN: Another pick for the Bills in the second round, another big need addressed. Drafting Bishop adds someone who can compete for a starting role this season, in addition to being a potential answer in the secondary after moving on from Jordan Poyer this offseason while Micah Hyde continues to contemplate retirement. Bishop has the ability to move all over the field, along with speed -- 4.45 40-yard dash -- and many of the qualities and instincts the Bills look for at the position.
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Round 3, Pick 95 - DeWayne Carter, DT, Duke:
NFL: When I first watched Carter at the Senior Bowl, I wrote in my notes: "rolling ball of knives." Carter's game doesn't have a lot of pretty to it, but he's a scheme disruptor with his low center of gravity, ferocious style and nasty demeanor.
CBS Sports: B+. Active, high-energy interior rusher who’s on the ground a bit more than what’s desired because of his frenetic style. But it also gets him to the football more often than most DTs. Flashes of swim move and spin just needs to utilize them more. Length is a plus and he works hard vs. run. Some power too. Fills niche need on Buffalo’s defensive front. Needs to use his length better on passing downs.
ESPN: Using the pick acquired via the trade with the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday, the Bills addressed another hole with Carter bringing depth at defensive tackle. The three-technique tackle will have the opportunity to continue to develop -- potentially as Ed Oliver's backup -- adding to a defensive tackle room that has limited young talent. The Bills didn't draft a defensive tackle last year due to the way the board fell, but the team was able to add to the rotation early this year.
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Round 4, Pick 128 - Ray Davis, RB, Kentucky:
NFL: Davis has overcome a lot to reach this level, and though he lacks long speed, he can be a Zack Moss-like player for the Bills. Davis' vision and wicked spin move have left a few defenders in a blender.
CBS Sports: C. Compact, older RB with plus stop-start ability, married to his feet well. Can deploy multiple cuts in a run to make defenders miss. Good, not amazing overall elusiveness though. Quicker than fast too. Will work hard to fight through contact. Has the skills to be fine complementary RB in NFL.
ESPN: With Davis, the Bills add a needed bigger back -- 5-foot-8, 211-pounds -- to pair with James Cook, but also someone who has the ability to catch the football (seven touchdown catches in 2023, tied with Najee Harris for the most by any SEC running back in a season in the last 25 years). Buffalo had a variety of veterans complimenting Cook last season, but Davis, 24, will give Buffalo a power runner and another younger presence in the room, albeit with plenty of collegiate experience from two seasons at Temple, two at Vanderbilt and one at Kentucky.
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Round 5, Pick 141 - Sedrick Van Pran-Granger, C, Georgia:
NFL: He's a tough, durable competitor with good anchor strength and three years starting experience for an SEC power, although SVP's lack of athleticism and smaller frame might make him a center-only projection.
CBS Sports: A-. Multi-year starter in the SEC with wrestler’s mentality. Battles through the whistle every snap. Mobility stands out. Explosive short-area quicks. Doesn’t have supreme length and clearly has to add weight/strength to his game. Methodically carries out run-game duties with ease. Second-level climbs etc. Older prospect but comes with high floor.
ESPN: This offseason, the Bills moved on from the team's starting center, Mitch Morse, and backup Ryan Bates. Last year's left guard Connor McGovern is set to slide over to the starting role. Adding Van Pran-Granger brings depth at center -- he allowed one sack his entire career in 1,337 pass-blocking plays, according to Sports Info Solutions -- and a strong candidate for the future at the position with significant starting experience (he started the last three seasons at center for Georgia).
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Round 5, Pick 160 - Edefuan Ulofoshio, LB, Washington:
NFL: In recent years, Buffalo has taken some interesting shots on linebackers in Rounds 3-7, and Ulofoshio continues that trend. He was one of the final players in my top 100 prospect list with his excellent speed, intense style and special teams experience, even if injuries have clouded his projection.
CBS Sports: A-. Six-year LB who starred for a long time as a full-time player in Washington’s program. Big-time tester and it shows on the field. Just takes a second to diagnose. Keen block-avoider as he’s sifting through traffic. Smooth athlete all around but doesn’t quite play to his workout. Reliable tackler who also flashed coverage skill down the seam. High-floor pick here. Crowded LB room.
ESPN: The Bills lost major special teams contributors this offseason, including linebacker Tyrel Dodson and defensive back Siran Neal, while captain linebacker Tyler Matakevich remains a free agent. Ulofoshio adds depth to the linebacker room, but perhaps more importantly, he can find a role on this roster as someone who can make an impact on special teams, an area of priority for the Bills. He has experience from playing six years at Washington, and while he dealt with multiple significant injuries in 2021 and 2022, he played every game in 2023 and earned Washington's Guy Flaherty Most Inspirational Award, the program's oldest and most prestigious honor.
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Round 5, Pick 168 - Javon Solomon, DE, Troy:
NFL: Solomon was a highly productive rusher the past few years in an unusual frame. He's short and undersized at 6-foot-1 and 247 pounds but with nearly 34-inch arms and huge hands. That extra length helps Solomon get to the quarterback, along with his quick burst and non-stop motor. An interesting study for sure.
CBS Sports: A. Burst, bend, speed predicated outside EDGE. Small frame but serious length. Unique build. Doesn’t get engulfed by bigger blockers as much as expected because of his speed-to-power conversion. Hand work is good, not amazing and can flatten to the QB. Motor hums on every play. Bills needed this type of quick winner on the outside.
ESPN: Solomon provides depth at edge rusher, another position of need for Buffalo. He led the FBS with 16 sacks last season and totaled 31.5 sacks since the start of 2021 (also most in the FBS), in addition to 49 career tackles for loss (third in Sun Belt history). Being a Day 3 selection, finding a special teams role will be important for Solomon. He'll also have the opportunity to develop behind the likes of Greg Rousseau, Von Miller -- someone that Solomon has modeled his game after -- and AJ Epenesa.
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Round 6, Pick 204 - Tylan Grable, OT, UCF:
NFL: He's a converted Jacksonville State tight end who became a solid left tackle the past two years at UCF. Grable is a quality athlete with great length and potential to be groomed at center, even if he's still learning how to play O-line.
CBS Sports: B. Height and length type at OT who probably plays guard at the next level. Smooth athleticism and can sustain speed throughout the play. Not just quick. Hands are more active and heavy than they are accurate. Good depth add here with positional versatility. Can grow into his frame.
ESPN: Grable started his collegiate career as a walk-on tight end at Jacksonville State, but transitioned to offensive line starting in 2019 and then started 27 games at left tackle while at UCF. He will compete for a roster spot in an offensive line room with veteran players, and said he's prepared to make a switch to a different position if needed. General manager Brandon Beane said that Grable is "gonna have to continue to work on his lower body strength, his power to move guys in the run game, but has great feet you know for pass pro."
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Round 6, Pick 219 - Daequan Hardy, CB, Penn State:
NFL: His return skills might be what keeps him in the league, as Hardy lacks the mass and strength to hold up full time on defense, but sub-4.4 speed is always appealing in a DB.
CBS Sports: A-. Case for most sudden, twitch-up athlete at CB in the class. Super speedy too. Plus recovery talent. Explosiveness in every movement. Not always sticky in coverage but does have high-caliber reps. Check Ohio State game. Erratic tackling and hard to get off blockers because of his size. Chippy in trying to make plays on screens.
ESPN: Hardy brings depth at the cornerback position and skills as a returner. In 2023, he tied the Penn State record for most punt return touchdowns in a season (two) and finished seventh in punt return average (14.6) in school history. Beane noted that if not for the new return rules, he's not sure if they would have picked Hardy, but "this guy can play one of the backup corner spots, but also he's a really nice returner." Buffalo lost multiple players at the returner spot in free agency, and with more focus on it going into this season, Hardy will have the opportunity to compete for the role.
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Round 7, Pick 221 - Travis Clayton, OT, England:
NFL: The Brit, who is 6-foot-7 and 301 pounds with 35-inch arms, ran a 4.81-second 40-yard dash at South Florida's pro day and immediately put himself on scouts' radars late in the process. He's a total project but might be a terrific find with some seasoning, thanks to those unusual athletic traits.
CBS Sports: C+. At 6-foot-7 and 300 pounds with 35-inch arms and a sub 5.00 40-yard dash, this is a ridiculous athlete who is new to football from London.
ESPN: Despite the Bills never seeing Clayton play football, he's an intriguing addition to develop. The initial projection is as an offensive tackle for the 6-foot-7, 303-pound boxer and former rugby player from England after offensive line coach Aaron Kromer came away from watching tape of his workouts. Notably, he ran a 4.79 40-yard dash, faster than all offensive linemen who competed at the combine in the last 10 years. He'll have an opportunity to show the Bills exactly how his skills will translate and what he may be capable of in the NFL, especially as he does not count for a roster spot as part of the International Player Pathway program.
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I’m writing this review in the hopes that someone else doesn’t get ripped off like I have
I purchased the Michael Phelps Chilly Goat Cold Plunge in December and took delivery early January.
Normally I only buy products with great reviews and from vendors with great reputations for customer service and product support.
For some reason I ignored all of this when making this purchase. I couldn’t (and still can’t) find a single review from someone whose actually purchased this product. However, I figured if Michael Phelps and Master Spa were going to put their names on it, then it MUST be a good product. Unfortunately that assumption was very wrong, and here’s my honest review.
Upon receipt of the cold plunge, I unwrapped it and got it placed in my garage. Atheistically, the tub is gorgeous. I was extremely happy with the way it looked.
However, once I started unwrapping the components such as the cover, thermostat, filter cover and the covers around the base of the unit, I got the immediate impression that it was all super cheap, bottom of the barrel components. Everything except the white tub itself is extremely flimsy, and cheap. Definitely not what I was expecting from a $9000 cold plunge.
Regardless, I got everything ready so we could get it running once I had the new 20 amp circuit installed. For some reason, in the setup manual it tells you to make sure to wire in a GFCI outlet (even though the plunge whip has a built in GFCI in it already). I had a feeling these two would trip each other out, but I followed the instructions in the manual.
It powered on fine and started working towards getting the water down to the 40 degrees. I then hooked it up to the App (which is a generic app that’s used by many companies selling generic pumps). I tried setting it up to automatically cycle off for most of the day, and cycle on a couple hours before I would be using it.
The next morning I went into the garage to see if it worked.
It didn’t.
The power was off due to the GFCI tripping (just as I thought it would). I reviewed the manual again and it explicitly states that I only use a GFCI, so I powered it back on and tried again. It eventually tripped again, so I contacted support.
This was my first contact with support and the rep “Paul” was helpful. He advised me to try removing the GFCI and replace with a regular outlet. So I did and it worked perfectly. No more tripping the breaker and shutting off.
So now I tried setting the schedule again, and to my delight the cold plunge was at 40 degrees the next morning.
However, what I realized was that it wasn't cycling on or off. It was just staying on the entire time, despite any scheduling I put into the app.
The only way to control the tub (by the way) is by removing the tub skirting and using a small rectangular circuit board that has 4 buttons. Up, down, mode and power. So there’s no way to schedule or do anything with the unit other than turn it off/on, turn the temp up or down, or switch to hot or cold mode. So it looks like scheduling (an advertised feature) wasn’t actually available.
Fast forward a couple months and the cold plunge is working great. It runs 24/7, but it keeps the water right at 40 degrees. I decided I’d like to try the hot side now, so I opened up the app, made sure the mode was on Auto and turned it up to its max.
Now their marketing and manual said that it would be able to get up to temp in a few hours. So I started a timer and watched it. I started it at 5:00 p.m and by 7:30 p.m it went from 40 to 46ish. Definitely not what I was expecting.
So I went to bed, expecting it to be at 104 when I woke up. Fast forward to 8:30 a.m and the tub is only at 73 degrees. At this point I knew for a fact that something was wrong with the unit. So I took a video and added it to my dropbox folder to show support.
I continued to wait and by 11:00 the unit reached 90 degrees. And then at 11:40, it stopped warming up and threw off the error code E20. So I snapped my pictures, added it to the drive and then went into the manual to see what to do about this code.
I then followed the instructions, and reset the machine. It started working again and was able to get to 100 degrees by 12:30 (target temp was 104). However, once it hit this, the machine errored again and threw out E21.
Back to the instruction manual I went, and it said to basically just reset it. So I did, but this time the error code wouldn’t go away. And then the temperature slowly started dropping as I couldn’t get rid of the error code.
Eventually I unplugged the unit and reached out to Paul again. This time he wasn’t as helpful. I sent him the link with all of the videos/photos, but we never really got anywhere until I started getting angry and pressing to return the unit.
At this point he sends me two maintenance companies in my area with their phone numbers (and presented it to me as if it was my responsibility to call them and I would be in charge of paying for it).
This was the last straw for me. I drained the tub and asked to be refunded and return the unit. I’ve been denied over and over, with them citing a 30 day return period. However, my stance on this is that the unit hasn’t worked correctly since the day I bought it. I’ve lost all confidence that this unit will stay in good working condition over a long period of time
Things stalled out from there, so I cooled off and decided to try to get the unit working again. I filled it back up and simply tried to turn it on. Now I’m getting hit with error code E03. I followed the troubleshooting in the manual and it didn’t work (of course).
And now I’m at the end of my wits with this piece of junk.
To anyone considering buying a Michael Phelps Gilly Goat by Master Spa, please heed my warning. Do not.
I may end up being the only actual customer review on the internet for this thing, so please listen to this advice and stay away.
All of the components on this thing are very cheap quality. I have the feeling a large % of our purchase price is going for the rights to use Michael Phelps name, not in getting a quality product.
This unit is in a climate controlled garage. Not exposed to any elements. Yet it took it 18~ hours to go from 40 degrees to 100 degrees (and potentially burned itself out by doing it). The motor doesn’t work at all ever since making that switch. I can’t imagine what it’d do if you actually placed it outside in the elements. There’s no way all of the lines wouldn’t immediately freeze and burst if you did so in the winter.

I’m writing this review in the hopes that someone else doesn’t get ripped off like I have
I purchased the Michael Phelps Chilly Goat Cold Plunge in December and took delivery early January.
Normally I only buy products with great reviews and from vendors with great reputations for customer service and product support.
For some reason I ignored all of this when making this purchase. I couldn’t (and still can’t) find a single review from someone whose actually purchased this product. However, I figured if Michael Phelps and Master Spa were going to put their names on it, then it MUST be a good product. Unfortunately that assumption was very wrong, and here’s my honest review.
Upon receipt of the cold plunge, I unwrapped it and got it placed in my garage. Atheistically, the tub is gorgeous. I was extremely happy with the way it looked.
However, once I started unwrapping the components such as the cover, thermostat, filter cover and the covers around the base of the unit, I got the immediate impression that it was all super cheap, bottom of the barrel components. Everything except the white tub itself is extremely flimsy, and cheap. Definitely not what I was expecting from a $9000 cold plunge.
Regardless, I got everything ready so we could get it running once I had the new 20 amp circuit installed. For some reason, in the setup manual it tells you to make sure to wire in a GFCI outlet (even though the plunge whip has a built in GFCI in it already). I had a feeling these two would trip each other out, but I followed the instructions in the manual.
It powered on fine and started working towards getting the water down to the 40 degrees. I then hooked it up to the App (which is a generic app that’s used by many companies selling generic pumps). I tried setting it up to automatically cycle off for most of the day, and cycle on a couple hours before I would be using it.
The next morning I went into the garage to see if it worked.
It didn’t.
The power was off due to the GFCI tripping (just as I thought it would). I reviewed the manual again and it explicitly states that I only use a GFCI, so I powered it back on and tried again. It eventually tripped again, so I contacted support.
This was my first contact with support and the rep “Paul” was helpful. He advised me to try removing the GFCI and replace with a regular outlet. So I did and it worked perfectly. No more tripping the breaker and shutting off.
So now I tried setting the schedule again, and to my delight the cold plunge was at 40 degrees the next morning.
However, what I realized was that it wasn't cycling on or off. It was just staying on the entire time, despite any scheduling I put into the app.
The only way to control the tub (by the way) is by removing the tub skirting and using a small rectangular circuit board that has 4 buttons. Up, down, mode and power. So there’s no way to schedule or do anything with the unit other than turn it off/on, turn the temp up or down, or switch to hot or cold mode. So it looks like scheduling (an advertised feature) wasn’t actually available.
Fast forward a couple months and the cold plunge is working great. It runs 24/7, but it keeps the water right at 40 degrees. I decided I’d like to try the hot side now, so I opened up the app, made sure the mode was on Auto and turned it up to its max.
Now their marketing and manual said that it would be able to get up to temp in a few hours. So I started a timer and watched it. I started it at 5:00 p.m and by 7:30 p.m it went from 40 to 46ish. Definitely not what I was expecting.
So I went to bed, expecting it to be at 104 when I woke up. Fast forward to 8:30 a.m and the tub is only at 73 degrees. At this point I knew for a fact that something was wrong with the unit. So I took a video and added it to my dropbox folder to show support.
I continued to wait and by 11:00 the unit reached 90 degrees. And then at 11:40, it stopped warming up and threw off the error code E20. So I snapped my pictures, added it to the drive and then went into the manual to see what to do about this code.
I then followed the instructions, and reset the machine. It started working again and was able to get to 100 degrees by 12:30 (target temp was 104). However, once it hit this, the machine errored again and threw out E21.
Back to the instruction manual I went, and it said to basically just reset it. So I did, but this time the error code wouldn’t go away. And then the temperature slowly started dropping as I couldn’t get rid of the error code.
Eventually I unplugged the unit and reached out to Paul again. This time he wasn’t as helpful. I sent him the link with all of the videos/photos, but we never really got anywhere until I started getting angry and pressing to return the unit.
At this point he sends me two maintenance companies in my area with their phone numbers (and presented it to me as if it was my responsibility to call them and I would be in charge of paying for it).
This was the last straw for me. I drained the tub and asked to be refunded and return the unit. I’ve been denied over and over, with them citing a 30 day return period. However, my stance on this is that the unit hasn’t worked correctly since the day I bought it. I’ve lost all confidence that this unit will stay in good working condition over a long period of time
Things stalled out from there, so I cooled off and decided to try to get the unit working again. I filled it back up and simply tried to turn it on. Now I’m getting hit with error code E03. I followed the troubleshooting in the manual and it didn’t work (of course).
And now I’m at the end of my wits with this piece of junk.
To anyone considering buying a Michael Phelps Gilly Goat by Master Spa, please heed my warning. Do not.
I may end up being the only actual customer review on the internet for this thing, so please listen to this advice and stay away.
All of the components on this thing are very cheap quality. I have the feeling a large % of our purchase price is going for the rights to use Michael Phelps name, not in getting a quality product.
This unit is in a climate controlled garage. Not exposed to any elements. Yet it took it 18~ hours to go from 40 degrees to 100 degrees (and potentially burned itself out by doing it). The motor doesn’t work at all ever since making that switch. I can’t imagine what it’d do if you actually placed it outside in the elements. There’s no way all of the lines wouldn’t immediately freeze and burst if you did so in the winter.

UPDATE: I'll try again using a scale - here is how CoPilot translated cups into grams - thank you, u/nondualishuz.

• Sourdough: ½ cup is equivalent to 4 ounces (since 1 cup = 8 ounces).
• Water: 1 cup is equivalent to 8 ounces.
• Whole-wheat flour: ½ cup is equivalent to 4 ounces.
• Unbleached bread flour: For 3 to 3½ cups, it would be 24 to 28 ounces (as 1 cup = 8 ounces).
• Salt: Since salt is measured in teaspoons, not cups, the conversion is different. Generally, 1 teaspoon of salt weighs about 0.2 ounces. So, 2 teaspoons would be approximately 0.4 ounces.
• Cornmeal: This is typically used for dusting and the amount can vary, so it’s best to use as needed.

Remember, these conversions are based on the assumption that you’re using standard US cup and ounce measurements. The weight of ingredients can vary depending on the ingredient’s density and how it’s packed into the cup. For baking, it’s often recommended to use a kitchen scale for more precise measurements.
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Hi, I bake sourdough and baguettes regularly with good success. However, I have made the recipe below twice and failed both times. The crust turns out hard (not just crunchy), and in the second batch the bread did not brown.
The two deviations I made from the recipe below were:
-- I used a mixer with a dough hook for step 3 - and the flour was a bit challenging to mix in. Would a food processor with a steel blade (one of the options the recipe called for) really work better? Seems like it would destroy the gluten structure you are trying to build.
-- I also used a baking steel which made the bottom brown, but the top of the loaves stayed pasty white.
Ideas? I like the idea of a part-whole wheat baguette using leftover sourdough starter. The loaves are also quite good (nice texture, good tang) - it is just that crust.

• ½cup sourdough (I used fed sourdough)
• 1cup water
• ½ cup whole-wheat flour
• 3 to 3½ cups unbleached bread flour, plus flour for the work surface
• 2 teaspoons salt
• Cornmeal for baking sheets

1. Combine the sourdough with the water and allow to sit until the sourdough relaxes and begins to dissolve, about 20 minutes. Beat in the whole-wheat flour and one cup of the bread flour, cover tightly with plastic wrap and allow to rise until very bubbly and light, six to eight hours depending on the warmth of the room.
2. Beat in the salt and another cup of flour, again cover and let rise until double in size, five to seven hours.
3. Transfer the mixture to a kneading bowl or food processor with a steel blade and knead in the remaining flour, a third of a cup at a time, until the dough is smooth, shiny and elastic. Cover and let rest for 10 minutes.
4. Sprinkle a baking sheet with cornmeal. Divide the dough in half and roll each half into a thin snake about one-and-a-half inches in diameter. Place the snakes, well separated, on the baking sheet, cover lightly with a dampened tea towel or plastic wrap and allow to rise until double in size, about one to one-and-a-half hours.
5. Heat the oven to 450 degrees. Make several shallow diagonal slashes across the loaves with a razor blade and put the sheet in the oven. Being careful not to get burned by the steam, throw about a quarter cup of water onto the oven floor and shut the oven at once.
6. Bake the bread for 35 to 45 minutes, or until the baguettes are crusty and well browned. Cool on wire racks.

Round 1, Pick 14 - Taliese Fuaga, OT, Oregon State:
NFL: The Saints fill their tackle need with a feisty and powerful brawler who can make an immediate impact along the offensive line. Fuaga's presence will help the unit become more physical, which will only benefit quarterback Derek Carr and the run game.
CBS Sports: B+. He fills a major need for the Saints. They have big-time tackle issues. Fuaga is a nasty player who will start right away. Love it.
ESPN: The Saints picked a position that has been on their radar since the end of the 2023 season, and it checks a lot of boxes for a New Orleans first-round selection. Fuaga was a team captain and two-year starter for Oregon State and played in the Senior Bowl, a game that has produced a lot of Saints players. The question is how fast can he start and where on the line he fits best. Fuaga said he's open to playing on the left side and has been training for that, even though he played right tackle in college. If the Saints move him to the left side, he'll compete with 2022 first-round pick Trevor Penning. If they keep him on the right side, it could signal that the concerns about Ryan Ramczyk's knees are worse than they thought earlier in the offseason.
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Round 2, Pick 41 - Kool-Aid McKinstry, CB, Alabama:
NFL: The secondary figured to be a spot the Saints might attack, and they traded up to land McKinstry. He's a steady, smart, solid corner with good field awareness and decent but not great ball skills. This selection feels like a solid line drive into the gap for a team that needs more reliable defenders.
CBS Sports: B+. Such a clean outside CB prospect. Press man specialty. Physical but not overly grabby. Solid, not spectacular speed. Ball skills meet the standard you want out of a higher-end starter. Good size too. Arguably the best player available. Expensive trade up.
ESPN: The Saints liked McKinstry enough to trade a fifth and sixth-round pick to move up four spots from No. 45 to No. 41. The team nabbed him in the middle of an early Day 2 run on cornerbacks. The addition of McKinstry doesn't mean it's a sure thing that the Saints deal 2017 first-round cornerback Marshon Lattimore, but it does mean that will be a potential move to watch this summer. McKinstry would join Paulson Adebo, Alontae Taylor and potentially Lattimore in the cornerback room, and he said he'd also like to contribute on special teams as a kick returner.
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Round 5, Pick 150 - Spencer Rattler, QB, South Carolina:
NFL: This is lower than I imagined Rattler going, especially after six quarterbacks all went off the board in the first 12 picks. Rattler is an interesting developmental talent who has some skills that might remind Saints fans of a certain age of Aaron Brooks -- for both good and bad reasons. Well worth the pick here.
CBS Sports: A-. Former huge recruit who once received first-round buzz. Arm talent jumps off the film. Unafraid to make any throw and at South Carolina connected on many of them. Low-level athlete despite some functional movement away from pressure. Accuracy is good, and reads coverages decently. Older prospect but does have upside. Smart investment this late.
ESPN: The Saints added another quarterback just one year after signing Derek Carr and selecting Jake Haener in the fourth round of the 2023 draft. The Saints usually operate in "win now" mode with how they manage the salary cap, but the selection of Rattler indicates the Saints could be looking toward the future at that position. Rattler will compete with Haener for the backup spot behind Carr after the departure of Jameis Winston. Winston came in for Carr several times last season after Carr left three games with injuries.
NFL Absolutely Not Fake News: Glad to be drafted but really wanted a 9-5 desk job as an actuary.
Round 5, Pick 170 - Bub Means, WR, Pittsburgh:
NFL: Means has the speed to dent the WR depth chart in New Orleans and is a good fit for what the Saints do. He has big, reliable hands and can stress a defense deep but never was a featured target in his three college stops.
CBS Sports: B+. Height/weight/speed specimen with the long-striding speed to take the lid off the defense. Tracks it well and can carry out classic possess WR duties on the boundary when he’s not going deep. Some YAC flashes but not his speciality. Prudent add, even though he’s a niche type who won’t separate a ton.
ESPN: The Saints fill another need, adding a wide receiver to account for the departure of Michael Thomas. Means ran a 4.43 second 40-yard dash at the NFL combine this year to go along with 721 yards and six touchdowns at Pitt. Means will join No.1 wideout Chris Olave, speedy Rashid Shaheed, A.T. Perry and veteran Cedrick Wilson. Dennis Allen said earlier in the offseason that they were looking for another pass catcher, and Means will join a new Saints coaching staff with a potentially revamped offense.
NFL Absolutely Not Fake News: Is convinced if he messages the mods enough, they’ll finally listen to him.
Round 5, Pick 175 - Jaylan Ford, LB, Texas:
NFL: A thickly built thumper with monotone play speed, Ford thrives with instincts and tape study. Does he have enough athleticism to make it as more than a two-down defender? We shall see.
CBS Sports: B. Lengthy middle linebacker with some suddenness to his game. Wasted movement appear on film, so do impressive plays on the football in coverage. Not an overly physical or high-motor defender. Sifts through traffic well. Has starter traits because of his three-down ability. Although he must tackle more soundly.
ESPN: Ford will add linebacker depth and versatility, as he played both inside linebacker and outside linebacker at Texas. 35-year-old Demario Davis and Pete Werner will take the majority of the snaps, with new signee Willie Gay rotating in if the Saints are playing base defense. That means that Ford will likely be a depth piece and a special-teams player to begin his career.
NFL Absolutely Not Fake News: Can only spell bananas by singing Holaback Girl. There is choreography too.
Round 6, Pick 199 - Khristian Boyd, DT, Northern Iowa:
NFL: He's not a great playmaker, but Boyd's mass and bull-like strength could give him a chance to be an early-down nose tackle. He's tough and reliable with good stamina.
CBS Sports: B+. Big-bodied NT with athletic prowess. Rushes tend to get high, and while he converts speed to power on occasion, if he sunk the pad level, he could be a very powerful defensive lineman. Pass-rush move arsenal isn’t barren just not relied upon often. Unique NT with DT abilities.
ESPN: The 24-year-old comes in with a lot of college experience, having started his career in 2018. The Saints like to rotate their defensive linemen, so he'll join a rotation that includes Bryan Bresee, Khalen Saunders and Nathan Shepherd. He said he prides himself on stopping the run, but also had 6.5 tackles for loss and 3.5 sacks at Northern Iowa in 2023.
NFL Absolutely Not Fake News: He is aiming to be the greatest player ever picked 199th.
Round 7, Pick 239 - Josiah Ezirim, OT, Eastern Kentucky:
NFL: Ezirim is a converted D-lineman with two years of OL play under his belt. His outstanding mass could serve him well if the Saints are patient with Ezirim's development.
CBS Sports: A. Starter-caliber size and length to play OT at the next level. Natural power jumps off the film. Better getting across the line than climbing to second level. Grip strength is very good. Well-balanced. Not a freaky athletic specimen but has clean film. More OT help for Saints.
ESPN: It wasn't a surprise that the Saints continued to look for offensive line depth after using a first-round pick on an offensive tackle. Ezirim was a former nose tackle who moved to the offensive line during the 2021 season and became a permanent starter at RT for the last two seasons. At 6-5 and 329 pounds, he'll be the heaviest player on the team next to new OL Oli Udoh. He'll start out as a depth player.
NFL Absolutely Not Fake News: Has a really nice fountain pen collection.

Quick review:
For the first 2 weeks this thing ripped. Out of the box it was great. I'm not really PID tuning savvy but the stock tune was just fine for me. Swapped the BT2.0 plug and I am getting 2 min 30 second flight times. That all changed this past weekend.
The camera cut out mid flight and upon checking the vid wire broke off in my hand. Ok I get it, I'm a big guy with big hands, I need to be more careful, but I also noticed the the factory solder points were terrible and proceeded to break off a few motor wires.
I went to NBD's site to look at the wiring diagram for the camera and per the description the Hummingbird V3 is supposed to have a Bee Eye camera. I'm not sure what camera I got, but it literally is nothing like the pictures of the Bee Eye. The wiring, the layout, everything is wrong. The Bee Eye is sold out everywhere as is most of the parts for the Hummingbird. Is it possible mine was pre-production and NOW they come with the Bee Eye?
One final thing to note, I broke a frame the first day (thankfully I ordered another when I bought the V3, but it took 2 weeks to even get a reply from NBD support to get the code for frame replacement.
When it works this thing is awesome. No reception issues, it has durability during crashes, $89.99, but the fit and finish and lack of the mentioned camera and slow support times are making me lean toward NOT being a great entry level option. I'm willing to concede some of the wire issues I DID, but I've fixed the Cetus I have MULTIPLE times and never had any issues like this.
I hope this helps with someones decision.

Things have been busy here so I thought I would catch up on our two latest race adventures.
It's time for another race, so I hook up to the trailer and bring it to work. The Miata has been in the enclosed trailer since I ran it through the Christmas parade, but now it is time to wake it from it's winter slumber and start preparing it for Barber, our 10th 24 Hours of Lemons race.
The car should not need much as we ran nearly flawless at the last race at Road America. We had one spin and the wing mounts broke but that was about it.
I get it to the shop and we hurry up and start in. I already have one bay tied up with the next car we are building (more on that later, it is epic) and can't afford to tie up a second during business hours. Youngest jumps in and rebuilds the entire wing assembly. Manny comes by and drives the car to his place and keeps it there until a few more parts come in. It's a block or two away from the shop, we can nearly see it from the front sidewalk. No plates, no insurance, no problem.
Next we change out the brake pads, front rotors, front brake hoses and rear pads. We also change the timing belt after a debate on exactly how many race hours the old one has. Change the oil and the car is ready to load.
Racerguy comes down and we leave out Thursday night. I am driving a little fast as the website shows the gates close at 9 and our gps says we are expected to get there at 9.01. A quick fuel stop and a brisket sandwich at Buccees off I65 in Alabama and we are rolling on through the night.
Finally we get to Barber Motorsports park in Leeds Alabama. Just before 9pm we get in line and get signed in. The team ahead of us is just realizing they lost a wheel off their enclosed sometime on their tow in. The way I was driving before we stopped for fuel I could have lost the car out the back like in the movie Cars and not noticed. Luckily everything seems to be in one piece, we give everything a check over and drop the trailer and head off to the hotel which is thankfully just across the street from the entrance to the track.
The next morning we are up early. No Gill this race as he has had foot surgery and is out of commission, which means we are sorely missing his cooking skills. So we take advantage of the breakfast at the hotel and head over to the track. After we unload the car we have a discussion which ends with us moving across the paddock to the far side as the side we have had for the last few years is shorter and we can't park the trailer in that area as the new trailer is about ten foot longer than the old open trailer.
After the first of two drivers meetings of the weekend (many tracks do the practice day and hold their own drivers meeting to explain their own rules, then the next day Lemons runs the race and has their drivers meeting) we load a driver in the car and send him out to practice. Rinse and repeat until we have sent all the drivers out for a few laps.
By then it is time for inspections. First off all the tech inspection. They have a big crew this race but our favorite inspector Dale Strimple is there. He's knowledgeable, affable and very popular among all the racers. Every day is also his birthday, a story best told later. He and the other tech people soon pass our car then it's time for BS tech.
We have gone all out this race for our theme. This has been a long time thought of mine, it just took a while to get it enacted. So for context I am a cancer survivor and we are always doing crazy themes to try and draw attention to the importance of early detection in cancer improving your chances. In the past we have done free colonscopy tests with huge antique cameras and motor oil for props which thankfully no one took us up on. Later we have done dinosaurs with the inflatable dino costumes to bring home the point that that "dinosaurs never got checked and now they are extinct" which is also on the side of the car. It was popular, I mean who doesn't like to see a inflatable dinosaur walking around?
Today we have again upped our game. We are taking a scene from one of the funniest movies I have ever seen, Johnny Dangerously. There's a part where Micheal Keaton's character is counseling his younger brother not to have sex until he is married, which is funny in itself because Micheals character is always surrounded by a crowd of ladies who apparently are all competing for his affections. Anyhow he shows his brother this video of all these poor guys who are suffering from poor choices that have caused them to have severely enlarged testicles. Like basketball sized. Watch it sometime, it's hilarious. So we made up special pants to hold some dodgeballs and shirts that said: "mens health is no joke, get checked before you croak!" We got a lot of attention for that and even made the wrap video. Walking in those pants with the dodgeballs was not easy!
The next day it's race day. It could not be a nicer day in Alabama. Temps are great, sun is shining. We get through the drivers meeting and line up the cars. Racerguy is going first, we are trying to balance our drivers so that everyone gets one start or one finish for the weekend. It's fun to finish the race or the day and fun to start as well.
The flag drops and we are off. It was a complete fiasco at the start! Someone oiled down half the track on the pace laps and the track was not ready when they dropped the green. It was an immediate yellow but cars where stacking up and passing then realizing the yellow was out. Race control messed up that one pretty badly. It took another ten minutes to clean the track. Finally it really is time for a start and we go green for real. Racerguy is driving smooth as always and moving up. He brings the car from 87th out of 131 cars there to a respectable 39th when the first incident happens. A car spins and hits our rf wheel. Racerguy didn't think much of it but they flagged him in anyway. While in the penalty box we realize the rf is going flat. I did not see it then but by the time we get the car up to our spot in the paddock the wheel is destroyed. We slap another wheel on and send him back out. We lost nearly all the spots we gained, dropping to 78th on the board. Sucks but it happens.
The rest of his stint goes great and he brings the car back to pit road and we put in Youngest. He is running great and the car is showing no signs of any issues from the earlier contact. He starts making up ground and we get all the way up to 54th. Then I get a radio call. "The car is on fire and stopped running!"
What?!!! I radio back asking if he needs to get out of the car. "I'm trying to decide that" Ok, maybe not such a big fire then? We have to wait for more information and in a few minutes the rollback shows up with him in the car. We have had a wiring fire from the passenger side floorboard where the stock PCM harness is. I immediately think the car is done but after Youngest gets some fresh air he jumps in and cuts all the burnt wires out and patches it all up. Start to finish we are off the track an hour and a half and drop to 90th.
I suit up and take the car out to see if it will run or not. It struggles and will only get up to 45, so I bring it right back in. Youngest thinks he knows exactly what is wrong and jumps in again and patches one more wire. I go out and the car is spot on. I start clicking off laps and trying some things the guys said to do to improve on my lap times. There's a few parts where I just need to be more aggressive and roll through and trust the car more. I pick up about four seconds off my best time and am pretty pleased by that. The car runs flawless for the rest of my stint and I bring it back to pit road for the crew to fuel and driver change. We put Manny in the car and send him out. He's running some fast laps and really pushing the car. All the sudden we realize we do not see the car going by. One of the other teams say our car is in the wall on the front stretch. Manny comes over the radio "I FUBAR'ed it" Great, The front stretch at Barber is one of the places I have noted will bite you pretty hard. I have seen a few Lemons cars get really messed up there including a 63 Valiant last year. I am expecting the worst when the roll back comes by with the car for the second time this day.
It's pretty bad. The nose is knocked sideways, the steering is all out of sorts, a closer look reveals the lf tie rod is broken. The right rear is all messed up, the wheel is pushed so far forward it is into the quarter panel and won't even turn. We put the car up on jack stands and look it over. Not good. But there's glimmers of hope. The radiator is not broke. The engine is still fine. The core of the car seems square. And we have almost an entire Miata in parts in totes in our trailer. Maybe we can fix this. I start dragging out parts and we start changing them. The tie rod on the front is soon changed and we now have both wheels pointing the same direction. Youngest takes the nose off and straightens the brackets that hold it and the splitter in place and adds a whole lot of zip ties.
On the rear it just keeps going and going deeper. We change the knuckle, the lower control arm and the upper. We spend a long time saving the bolt that goes through the lower control arm and knuckle, we do not have another. This one is bent and has questionable threads too. In true lemons never say die fashion we beat it out of the bent parts, straighten it and when we cannot find the correct die to chase the threads we use one that is close and pray it works. It does, but then we get it all back together and realize even with all the parts replaced we still have two inches of rear toe. Just a wee more than the 1/16th we started with.
Turns out the rear subframe is bent, so we all go out and start walking the pits looking to borrow a port a power. This small hydraulic jack comes with rams and other attachments and has a pump attached to a hose so you can jack and bend parts that are bent like ours. We actually end up borrowing two after searching almost every team that is still around. It's getting dark, rain is moving in after midnight and the clock is ticking on the car being done. Is it fixable or is the damage terminal? There are three guys under the car jacking and measuring and I am handing them parts and tools and making a run for food.
In a dramatic fashion, they pull it out. I run for food and they finally announce the car is perfect. I think they worked until nearly midnight, but everything they measured was on the money. It was an amazing effort and a huge comeback. We all fall into an exhausted sleep wondering if the car will drive good tomorrow or did we miss something important.
The next morning dawns and as expected its raining. And colder. I cannot emphasize enough just how wet and cold it was. All day long it rained and I think the temps dropped. Made for a miserable day, pretty sure even a duck would have been unhappy.
I go out first, I had called this stint early on. Sometimes you have to pull the car owner card. It's a two hour stint then a quiet hour then the race resumes.
We gas up the car and I line up. The car seems to drive straight, but it is raining and the track is slippery so who really knows? The car stumbles a bit on accel and I wonder if we outsmarted ourselves with our home made ram air system that sucks air from right below where the left headlight was. It keeps on doing that for a few laps then finally gets better.
Driving in the rain is not without it's challenges. You have to drive very carefully and not push the car too hard. The fun part is the Miata goes straight when you floor it so anytime I get a chance I gas it up and go hard to the next corner where I slow down and ease through it. Soon enough another issue arises. The windshield starts fogging up. It gets real bad on yellow flags where we all slow down then gets better if I have a good run at speed, but there are times a smart person would have pulled off as you cannot see much at all. But most of us aren't real smart. I can't reach the windshield or I would try to wipe it. The temptation is there to loosen the belts and get enough room to reach but even I am not that crazy. I keep the belts tight but do take off one glove and give it a few swipes under a long yellow then hasten to put the gloves back on. There's probably not much chance of a fire in these conditions but no sense chancing it. I've seen pictures of burns from race car incidents and they aren't pretty.
On one corner I make a mistake, I get off line to let a really aggressive car go by. It's the Party Girl car and they are hyper aggressive. If you would think they would wait to pass until you get through a critical part you'd be wrong, they typically will jam their car in wherever they can and go on. Other fast cars are a bit more respectful and do a better job on the give and take. Not wanting to make an issue, I get over and promptly realize there is zero grip outside on this corner and slide through the grass. I go to penalty and explain what happened. The judge asks if I learned anything, I said "Yes, next time to be a jerk" I might not have used that exact wording but I meant it. The same car also was what indirectly caused the wreck the day before, their aggressive driving was what caused Manny to get the red mist when they did the same thing passing him. He over drove the car after that and lost it. Mental note to drive them the same way going forward, we both can be hyper aggressive and see where that leads. We have a few more cars to build in the driveway if need be.
After my two hours are up, I bring the car in and explain about the terrible fogging and vision issue. Manny goes out after the quiet hour and slides off the track for black flag number two. It's just very nasty out there and cars are going off all the time. We fix up a ice scraper with a rag tied to it to give the driver a method of clearing the fog. It's primative but way better than nothing. The drivers report they used it quite a bit the rest of the day. It's just gloomy and the race is going on, but cars are hydroplaning if they get into the water which is starting to pool on parts of the track. The rest of us are watching from inside Manny's car with the heat on, it's gotten that cold and wet.
We are so far behind now we aren't bothering to suit up and go to pit lane. Rather we bring the car up to the pumps, get the driver out and fuel and put the next driver in. It's still raining and not having to get anymore wet than necessary is a plus. Racerguy gets flagged in after he's run about half his stint and he has no idea why. Apparently the cameras show what they thought was contact in the corner, he says he got real close and braked hard to avoid it. The car shows no new signs of contact. The judge tells us one more flag and he's parking us for the rest of the day. Over contact that someone thought they saw on camera that apparently never happened. (I went to look this up on our go pro footage but the chip glitched and we had no footage)
Racerguy goes out and finishes. He reports the same as Manny, the track is getting increasingly treacherous. Very few cars are getting around good, if you have a front wheel drive with skinny tires, today was your day. I saw a escort wagon running laps as fast as us and later the Dodge Caravan passed us.
Youngest goes out and after about 15 minutes I notice the lap counter is not updating. I look outside the trailer and he is in the car, sitting there. We go out and he announces he cannot drive the car anymore, it's sideways all the time. I ask if he wants to load the car and he said yes. I don't object. We race for the fun of it, and at that point none of us were having fun. We loaded in the rain and left before the race was over. Many other teams had already done the same. Some were gone before the day ever started. We have raced in the rain before but this was the worst conditions I have ever seen on the track. Barber is a top notch facility, it was just such a lingering rain and the temps being below 40 made it miserable. The vision and grip levels seemingly got worse as the day went on and the water built up and the temps dropped. We saw a lot of big problems and overcame many. Probably if we were not so exhausted from fixing the car and were in the hunt for anything we might have stayed until the end. As it were, we dropped from 65th to 67th or so. Time to rebuild and get dried out and ready for the next race.

04 650, I am considering what to look for first when I am (hopefully) recovered to home. Bike cut out yesterday and when I say cut out I mean electric cut out totally, zero charge alert from biketrac etc. the journey was very start-stop compared to my usual journey to and from work, bike managed to start a few times over the course of a couple hours pushing it home but any attempts to ride it were very short lived it, it would seem to die when raising revs, instrument display totally dead, and then I guess after cooling down a little I could start it, this repeated a few times. While it did manage to idle instrument display was extremely faint and it seemed like it wasn't getting enigh power, indicator weak etc.
Later on that evening bike started strong, ran fine not even a hint of an issue so I ceased any further diagnostic, bike has always had character.
Now broken down on M25 with nothing better to do than share my situation with vstrom Reddit in the hopes that someone might have insight to share.
This is clearly an electrical issue, i recently replaced sparkplugs, the front plug by utilising the "push the radiator as far as it will go method" which will have resulted in tightening of wires maybe a spade connector wiggle loose enough to make a bad connection. After putting it all back together I could not get the bike to start (instruments working but no starter motor, replaced starter relay no dice, left front indicator was not working. Wiggled wires around and eventually worked.
Some connector is not making good contact most likely as far as I can tell, is heating up under load and then somehow fucking up some circuit or another to the extent that the bike loses all electrics including alarm. I do not know one wire from another and will need to resort to visually inspecting wires until something looks like it could be the problem, this trial and error can only be confirmed by going for a long ride so it would help to have a clue what to look for.
I now wonder if it pressed the coil down onto the spark plug properly it is possible it is not making a good connection and therefore drawing too much power, heating something further up in the circuit which is making something else fucked (I am not a mechanic can you tell). Can't really afford to have a garage look at this, given this collection of clues is there an obvious likely culprit?

05/05/24 107.4 kg
12/05/24 104 kg
On Friday 03 May 2024 a FB Spam message catches my eye from MedExpress about several products including Mounjaro (MJ), the latest GLP-1 agonist. This offers benefits for NIDDM and weight loss and intuitively feels like something right for me. I read a little about it and complete their online questionnaire. Shortly afterwards I decide to order it. £149 for a month’s supply seems good value to me. The side effect profile looks good and my risk of a thyroid tumour which the lab rats got doesn’t feel very high! I do nevertheless note the things to keep an eye on for the weeks ahead. Later that day they ask me for proof of ID and a head to toe full length Selfie to confirm I am as obese as I say I am. Taking a full length Selfie proved logistically difficult but the large upstairs mirror saved the day. I am pleased that they take their Clinical Governance seriously having previously chaired the Trust’s CG Committee and my confidence in the online medication provider increases. Of note some online platforms confirm a minority of people who want to take these drugs for a couple of weeks before their summer holiday to shed a few pounds.
Royal Mail Special delivery arrives early on Saturday morning and I decide I will take my first dose on Sunday. Gabi and I share our dinner on Saturday and we enjoy sharing a nice bottle of red wine. I have had an interesting relationship with alcohol for most of my life, drinking more than was good for me. I have no idea what impact MJ will have on that but I am curious to find out.
First thing Sunday I weigh myself. I decide to weigh myself once a week to keep an objective record of my weight loss. Whilst I am hopeful of a number of health benefits, weight loss is top of the list. I don’t initially have a specific goal in mind but weighing in at 107.4 kg it is clear that I have plenty to lose although I am pleased to note I don’t feel under any pressure to have to lose it quickly or by a specific date. The clinical trials with MJ quote data up to 72 weeks and that helps set a realistic idea that this will take many months as a minimum.
The starting dose is low at 2.5mg which I inject in to my ample belly easily and with no pain. The instructions are clear and come with some helpful diagrams which allow me to inject myself with confidence. That might sound odd being a doctor by training. Two thoughts come to mind. Firstly I don’t recall ever giving a SC injection to a patient let alone myself. Secondly I want to get it right; a natural anxiety I suspect many people have when they undertake a new adventure and especially when it is one of great importance to them.
The first thing I notice is an almost immediate suppression of my appetite. I no longer feel hungry. Can this be possible I ask myself? This kicked in within an hour or so of my injection. The doctor in me wonders if this is a Placebo effect. Surely it can’t work that quickly? I quickly drop this thinking and simply embrace my gratitude for a new perspective on things and accepting that I am not hungry is all that matters to me.
I am pleased to report that not feeling hungry continued for the next five and a half days. On Friday evening before dinner I started to feel hungry for the first time that week. Nothing serious, just a healthy “normal” hunger which didn’t overwhelm me or tempt me to snack on my old favourites such as cheese or bread and butter peanut. No this was just an acknowledgment that it was time to eat something and I was glad when dinner was ready an hour or two later. A similar thing happened on Saturday evening and again this passed peacefully without any drama.
The second thing I have noticed all week is how quickly I feel full once I start eating. I am eating approximately half of my usual portion and if and when I have put more food on my plate than I need I have chosen to leave it. Significantly this again has been effortless, natural and has not attracted any conditioned thinking about wasting food, the starving children of the world or what by long deceased grandmother might have to say on the matter. My diet hasn’t changed radically and was always healthy. Everything is cooked fresh, very little processed food and very little sugar. I just ate too much before. I never had an off switch. MJ seems to have moved that internal switch for me and for that I am again very grateful. Are some people’s brains wired differently?
As an illustration of this Gabi wanted a BBQ on Saturday night. The menu consisted of Wagyu beef burgers, grilled halloumi, grilled avocado, grilled sweetcorn and vegetable kebabs. I cooked the dinner and we sat outside in some welcome sunshine. Despite being good beef, I found the meat greasy and unappetising so I left half of it. I had already decided not to have a bread roll. I enjoyed the avocado, some vegetables and one piece of halloumi. A few bites of the sweetcorn was enough. I was full and just stopped eating. There was left over cheese. I can assure you that has never happened before!
Another thing I have noticed is the sensation of feeling bloated, even after eating what for me are small portions. In reality my belly has already begun to shrink but nevertheless the sensation is there. That agin seems to have helped with my portion sizes as I feel physically full quickly as well as emotionally satisfied. Feeling full most of the time including for example when I wake up has meant I have been eating less often. Typically that has meant eating twice a day, usually a late morning brunch and then dinner around 6-7. I have found myself drawn to a high protein, low carb diet with lots of fresh fruit and vegetables, seeds and nuts. On the odd occasion I was a little hungry mid afternoon, a few raw nuts or a piece of fruit hit the spot nicely. In general though my desire to snack has gone. I used to have a habit of wandering in to the kitchen for no apparent reason. I would literally catch myself in there looking for something to eat. I wasn’t hungry and sometimes I don’t remember how I ended up there but before I knew it another slice of cheese and bread with peanut butter would have been cut and quickly eaten. The aimless kitchen grazing has thankfully gone too.
Many people on the forums I have read talk about the absence of “food noise.” I don’t know what they mean by the term but I can guess. My own experience is that I no longer think about food. A ridiculous amount of mental energy was previously spent on all things food related. That is no longer the case. The internal chatter has gone. A second benefit for me is the lack of “alcohol noise.” I am not thinking about alcohol which again could and did occupy far too much bandwidth. I am curious to see how this develops. I haven’t committed to going alcohol free again at the moment but given how little I am eating, I wonder when a nice glass of wine is offered will I say yes? If so how will it taste, how much will I drink and crucially will it counteract the MJ and increase my appetite for food in general and/or the foods I am no longer interested in such as cheese?
Put more simply, having no food or alcohol noise has allowed me to live an even bigger percentage of my life with a quiet mind and beautiful feelings.
A quick note on side effects. Basically none. A slight change in bowel habit but nothing worthy of comment.
My relationship with food has changed. My relationship with my body feels different. My appetite feels very different to the extent that sometimes I have had to remember to eat. For the first time I can recall, food is just a thing in my life. It no longer has a hold over me, it is not bestowed with special powers it is a fuel to keep me alive and crucially I am drawn to the foodstuffs I know are good for me not simply because that’s what every Sunday newspaper tells me but because my own Wisdom and intuition guides me every day, moment by moment.

For about the past month my iPhone 13 has been randomly restarting... At first it wasn't that alarming (1 or 2 resets a day) but then it shot up to double digits a day and became pretty annoying (can't see notifications or use flashlight or camera without entering passcode and waiting for everything to boot up again .etc).
I started by going to the Apple Store and they ran their diagnostics on it. They essentially told me the hardware (from at least what they detected) seems completely fine and that my Phone's warranty ran out so there's not much they could really do. They just suggested I do a full wipe of my phone or upgrade to a new phone (which I do not want to do because I got this phone only a little over a year ago)
I ran iDevice Analyzer on it and got back the following possible reasons:
NAND, CPU Open Line(s), Crystal, Interposer
Searching online, I couldn't found much on what these meant or how to fix it aside from like one reddit post from a long time ago. Does anyone have any interpretations of these problems or any idea on how to maybe fix it?
I'll paste the first chunk of one of my most recent panic logs below as well:
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{
"build" : "iPhone OS 17.4.1 (21E236)",
"product" : "iPhone14,5",
"socId" : "8110",
"socRevision" : "11",
"incident" : "EF71A412-71B4-454E-94B5-2B0F87F4E351",
"crashReporterKey" : "72448e7657e5df7bc776650bcc23f455db8ec2db",
"kernel" : "Darwin Kernel Version 23.4.0: Fri Mar 8 23:31:19 PST 2024; root:xnu-10063.102.14~67\/RELEASE_ARM64_T8110",
"date" : "2024-05-12 02:20:34.86 -0700",
"panicString" : "panic(cpu 3 caller 0xfffffff04483eae8): AOP DATA ABORT pc=0x000000000110baec Exception class=0x25 (Data Abort taken without a change in Exception level), IL=1, iss=0x6 far=000000000000000000 - main(5) OUTBOX3 not ready - \nuser handlers:\nEiger::probe=0 [e4 30 1] conn=0\n\nMoly invalid smp cnt:0, int \nRTKit: RTKit-2419.102.1.debug - Client: iphone14aop:AppleSPUFirmwareBuilder-515.100.32~7989\n!UUID: 762abda2-2b35-3ada-bd31-2c10ecaae9c9\nTime: 0x00000017fd680744\n\nFaulting task stack frame:\nWrong frame size for ARMv8. Got 840 bytes, expected 828\n pc=0x000000000110baec Exception class=0x25 (Data Abort taken without a change in Exception level), IL=1, iss=0x6 far=000000000000000000\n r00=000000000000000000 r01=0x00000000011c8b50 r02=0xffffffffef010e40 r03=0x0000000000000001\n r04=0x000000001000001d r05=0x0000000000000020 r06=0x0000000020504f41 r07=0x00000000f533cf91\n r08=0x0000000000000001 r09=0x000000000117ce00 r10=0x000000000117ce00 r11=0x00000000011c7648\n r12=0x00000000000014f0 r13=0x00000000011c7648 r14=0x00000000011c8aec r15=0x47c20d24bf800000\n r16=0x0000000000000030 r17=0x3b5f0000011891d8 r18=000000000000000000 r19=0x0000000000000033\n r20=000000000000000000 r21=0x0000000000004074 r22=000000000000000000 r23=0x00000000011cfe60\n r24=0x00000000011ce400 r25=0x00000000011c8afc r26=0x00000000011c8aec r27=0x0000000000000068\n r28=0xffffffffef010da0 r29=0xffffffffef010eb0\n sp=0xffffffffef010da0 lr=0x000000000101606c pc=0x000000000110baec psr=0x60000004\n psr=0x60000004 cpacr=0x300000 fpsr=0x000010 fpcr=00000000\n\nFaulting task 5 Call Stack: 0x000000000110baec 0x00000000010151f0 0x0000000001015324 0x000000000110510c 0x00000000010ebde8\nRTKit Task List:\n name pri stack use status resource warning\n 0 audio 017 2944\/4096 SEMWAIT 0x1219c00 \n 0x00000000010eb264 0x00000000010ec7dc 0x0000000001105098 0x00000000010ebde8\n\n 1 rtk_ep_work 057 864\/2048 SEMWAIT 0x117eb00 \n 0x00000000010eb264 0x00000000010ec7dc 0x0000000001105098 0x00000000010ebde8\n\n 2 power 000 1328\/2048 RUNNABLE 0x11a12c0 \n 0x00000000010eb264 0x0000000001103e48 0x0000000001103b34 0x00000000010ebde8\n\n 3 os_log_wl 013 784\/4096 SEMWAIT 0x114bf40 \n 0x00000000010eb264 0x00000000010ec7dc 0x0000000001105098 0x00000000010ebde8\n\n 4 log_flush 015 912\/4096 SEMWAIT 0x117b2a0 \n 0x00000000010eb264 0x00000000010ec7dc 0x0000000001109f10 0x00000000010ebde8\n\n 5 main 015 3952\/8192 RUNNABLE 0 [Faulting task]\n\n 6 tracekit_wl 013 592\/2048 SEMWAIT 0x114a740 \n 0x00000000010e71a4 0x00000000010ec7dc 0x0000000001105098 0x00000000010ebde8\n\n 7 pearl 020 1856\/4096 SEMWAIT 0xffffffffef030f40 \n 0x00000000010eb264 0x00000000010ec7dc 0x0000000001105098 0x00000000010ebde8\n\n 8 prox 014 3696\/4096 SEMWAIT 0x1242600 \n 0x00000000010eb264 0x00000000010ec7dc 0x0000000001105098 0x00000000010ebde8\n\n 9 voicetrigger 013 496\/6144 SEMWAIT 0x1188720 \n 0x00000000010eb264 0x00000000010ec7dc 0x00000000010ecfe8 0x0000000001077900 0x00000000010778d4 0x00000000010ebde8\n\n10 cma 011 6432\/12288 SEMWAIT 0x115a020 \n 0x00000000010eb264 0x00000000010ec7dc 0x0000000001105098 0x00000000010ebde8\n\n\nChinook ASC Async error info: \nl2c_err_sts 0x5000fbfc00000000, l2c_err_adr 000000000000000000, l2c_err_inf 000000000000000000\nlsu_err_sts 000000000000000000, fed_err_sts 000000000000000000, mmu_err_sts 000000000000000000\ndpc_err_sts 000000000000000000\n\nMailbox (0): (0)\n Inbox AKF_KIC_INBOX_CTRL = 0x0002dd01, AKF_KIC_MAILBOX_SET = 0x11111101\n Outbox AKF_AP_OUTBOX_CTRL = 0x00020001, AKF_AP_MAILBOX_SET = 0x00000000\n\n dir endpoint timestamp msg\n ==== ============ ================== ==================\n [TX] user07 0x00000017fd586c00 0x0085000000000005\n [RX] management 0x00000017fd66d538 0x00b0000000000020\n [TX] management 0x00000017fd66dc0c 0x00b0000000000020\n [RX] user14 0x00000017fd67a02c 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user27 0x00000017fd67a34c 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x00000017fd67a828 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user18 0x00000017fd67acb4 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user04 0x00000017fd67b33c 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user19 0x00000017fd67baa4 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user05 0x00000017fd67c098 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user24 0x00000017fd67c41c 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user17 0x00000017fd67c7dc 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user10 0x00000017fd67cb38 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user23 0x00000017fd67d0e4 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user25 0x00000017fd67d444 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user11 0x00000017fd67d768 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user07 0x00000017fd67d934 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user08 0x00000017fd67d9d4 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user03 0x00000017fd67dce4 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user22 0x00000017fd67e2dc 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user28 0x00000017fd67e4a4 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user26 0x00000017fd67e8f4 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user02 0x00000017fd67eb70 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user20 0x00000017fd67ef54 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user31 0x00000017fd67f1ec 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user16 0x00000017fd67f504 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user29 0x00000017fd67f67c 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user06 0x00000017fd67f714 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user13 0x00000017fd67f8a8 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user09 0x00000017fd67fcd8 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user12 0x00000017fd67fe64 0x00a3000000000000\n [RX] user21 0x00000017fd67ffd0 0x00a3000000000000\nSMB Registers: 0x119b898\n smsta: 0x08110118\n mcnt : 0x00000000\n xfsta: 0x00000000\n imask: 0x04a00040\nSMB Registers: 0x119b958\n smsta: 0x08110118\n mcnt : 0x00000000\n xfsta: 0x00000000\n imask: 0x04a00040\nSMB Registers: 0x119ba18\n smsta: 0x08110118\n mcnt : 0x00000000\n xfsta: 0x00000000\n imask: 0x04a00040\nFound SCM Data: spi0\nFound SCM Data: spi1\nFound SCM Data: i2cm0\nFound SCM Data: i2cm1\nFound SCM Data: i2cm2\nMailbox (3): (2)\n Inbox AKF_KIC_INBOX_CTRL = 0x00020001, AKF_KIC_MAILBOX_SET = 0x11111101\n Outbox AKF_AP_OUTBOX_CTRL = 0x00000000, AKF_AP_MAILBOX_SET = 0x00000000\nOUTBOX not ready \n\n dir endpoint timestamp msg\n ==== ============ ================== ==================\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eea088ca8 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eea0ed2cc 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eea150664 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eea1b46c8 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eea2119f0 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eea2728dc 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eea2d4ddc 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eea3320a4 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eea393278 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eea3f23c0 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eea8889d4 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eeb1adde4 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eeb20fb70 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eeb2712d4 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eeb396400 0x0085000000000000\n [RX] user01 0x0000000eeca7b92c 0x0085000000000000\nMailbox (6): (4)\n Inbox AKF_KIC_INBOX_CTRL = 0x00020001, AKF_KIC_MAILBOX_SET = 0x11111101\n Outbox AKF_AP_OUTBOX_CTRL = 0x00020001, AP instance uninitialized\n\n\n dir endpoint timestamp msg\n ==== ============ ================== ==================\n [TX] user01 0x0000000c73836a4c 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x0000000c76b2e778 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x0000000c7ca0e834 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x0000000c8c976aec 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x0000000c92f62b2c 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x0000000cca9e3530 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x0000000ccf2a7c78 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x0000000cfe24c2b0 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x0000000d040d9cd4 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x0000000de7b429d4 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x0000000dec44648c 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x0000000e8c60ef58 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x0000000e91d6f2f0 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x0000000ee8116b24 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x0000000ef5408c84 0x0085000000000000\n [TX] user01 0x00000017fd5855a0 0x0085000000000000\nSleep Count: 1397140\nWake Count: 1388740\nDuty Cycle: 13\n\nuser handlers:\nEiger::probe=0 [e4 30 1] conn=0\n\nMoly invalid smp cnt:0, int val:42ae\n\nMoly invalid smp cnt:0, int val:42ae\n\nPrAS Comp = stat [0, 0], dbg [0, 430238, 36741, 0, 36741, 0, 1, 11302, 2] \n\n\n\nRTBuddy(AP): Debug info:\n_iopStatus = 0x8\n_powerStateChangeLocked = false\nMailbox Status:\nIDLE_STATUS: 0x00000028\nINBOX0_CTRL: 0x0002dd01\nOUTBOX0_CTRL: 0x00021101\nAP->IOP Mailbox Log:\nTimestamp Dir Message\n0x0000000ad1bb7454 [RX] 0x0085000000000000 0x0010780000000026\n0x0000000ad1bb8224 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000039\n0x0000000ad1bb85c4 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb8640 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010890000000039\n0x0000000ad1bb894c [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb89cc [RX] 0x0085000000000000 0x00109a0000000026\n0x0000000ad1bb9590 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb960c [RX] 0x0085000000000000 0x0010ab0000000026\n0x0000000ad1bb9a24 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000030\n0x0000000ad1bb9c40 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000027\n0x0000000ad1bba078 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bba0f0 [RX] 0x0085000000000000 0x0010bc0000000026\n0x0000000ad1bba460 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bba484 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010cd0000000030\n0x0000000ad1bba5ec [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bba658 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010de0000000027\n0x0000000ad1bba70c [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000020\n0x0000000ad1bbabcc [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bbac48 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010ef0000000020\n0x0000000ad1bbb59c [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bbb610 [RX] 0x0085000000000000 0x0010f00000000026\n0x0000000ad1bbbecc [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000025\n0x0000000ad1bbc9a8 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bbcab8 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010010000000025\n0x0000000ad1bbce18 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000022\n0x0000000ad1bbd208 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bbd350 [RX] 0x0085000000000000 0x0010120000000026\n0x0000000ad1bbdc70 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bbdce8 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010230000000022\n0x0000000ad1bbdf20 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000035\n0x0000000ad1bbe3f0 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bbe410 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010340000000035\n0x0000000ad1bbe4b8 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000026\n0x0000000ad1bbe890 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bbe9ac [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010450000000026\n0x0000000ad1bbefb4 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000037\n0x0000000ad1bbfe30 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bbfeb0 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010010000000037\n0x0000000ad1bc3398 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000038\n0x0000000ad1bc3e60 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bc3efc [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010010000000038\n0x0000000ad1bc41f0 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x000000000000003e\n0x0000000ad1bc482c [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bc48cc [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x001012000000003e\n0x0000000ad1bc6344 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x000000000000003c\n0x0000000ad1bc6db8 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bc6e2c [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x001001000000003c\n0x0000000ad1bccdec [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000028\n0x0000000ad1bcdd38 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bcddd4 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010010000000028\n0x0000000ad1bce314 [TX] 0x00b0000000000201 000000000000000000\n0x0000000ad1bcebe4 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bcec98 [RX] 0x00b0000000000201 0x0010120000000000\n0x0000000ad1e0389c [TX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1e039a8 [TX] 0x00b0000000000020 000000000000000000\n0x0000000ad1e039ac [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1e03a54 [RX] 0x0085000000000005 0x0010010000000026\n0x0000000ad1e042fc [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1e04410 [RX] 0x00b0000000000020 0x0010120000000000\n0x0000000ad1e102f4 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x000000000000002d\n0x0000000ad1e10960 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x000000000000003a\n0x0000000ad1e10e4c [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000020\n0x0000000ad1e11300 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000031\n0x0000000ad1e11984 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000023\n0x0000000ad1e120ec [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000032\n0x0000000ad1e126e4 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000024\n0x0000000ad1e12a6c [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000037\n0x0000000ad1e12e2c [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000030\n0x0000000ad1e1318c [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000029\n0x0000000ad1e13730 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000036\n0x0000000ad1e13a8c [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000038\n0x0000000ad1e13db4 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x000000000000002a\n0x0000000ad1e13e84 [TX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1e13f80 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000026\n0x0000000ad1e1402c [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000027\n0x0000000ad1e1432c [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000022\n0x0000000ad1e14924 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000035\n0x0000000ad1e14ae8 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x000000000000003b\n0x0000000ad1e14f38 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000039\n0x0000000ad1e151c0 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000021\n0x0000000ad1e15594 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000033\n0x0000000ad1e15834 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x000000000000003e\n0x0000000ad1e15b48 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x000000000000002f\n0x0000000ad1e15cd0 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x000000000000003c\n0x0000000ad1e15d78 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000025\n0x0000000ad1e15efc [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x000000000000002c\n0x0000000ad1e16318 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000028\n0x0000000ad1e164b4 [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x000000000000002b\n0x0000000ad1e1661c [TX] 0x00a3000000000000 0x0000000000000034\n0x0000000ad1e1d7fc [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1e1d880 [RX] 0x0010400000048000 0x0010010000000001\n0x0000000ad1bb16b4 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010ab0000000024\n0x0000000ad1bb1948 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x000000000000002c\n0x0000000ad1bb209c [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x000000000000002a\n0x0000000ad1bb20b8 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x000000000000003b\n0x0000000ad1bb2174 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000031\n0x0000000ad1bb2440 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb24c8 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010bc000000002c\n0x0000000ad1bb2664 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb26f4 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010cd000000002a\n0x0000000ad1bb27c8 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb2870 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010de0000000031\n0x0000000ad1bb2af4 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb2b6c [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010ef000000003b\n0x0000000ad1bb3314 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x000000000000002b\n0x0000000ad1bb33cc [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x000000000000002f\n0x0000000ad1bb3840 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb38f8 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010f0000000002b\n0x0000000ad1bb3a58 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb3acc [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x001001000000002f\n0x0000000ad1bb3e10 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000033\n0x0000000ad1bb425c [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb42d4 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010120000000033\n0x0000000ad1bb4624 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000032\n0x0000000ad1bb4b50 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb4be4 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000023\n0x0000000ad1bb4bf0 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010230000000032\n0x0000000ad1bb5044 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb50ec [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010340000000023\n0x0000000ad1bb5394 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000021\n0x0000000ad1bb575c [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb57e4 [TX] 0x00a4000000000000 0x0000000000000034\n0x0000000ad1bb57f8 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010450000000021\n0x0000000ad1bb5a94 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb5ab0 [RX] 0x0087000000000000 0x0010560000000034\n0x0000000ad1bb6894 [RX] Interrupt\n0x0000000ad1bb6908 [RX] 0x0085000000000000 0x0010670000000026\n0x0000000ad1bb73d4 [RX] Interrupt\n\nDebugger message: panic\nMemory ID: 0xff\nOS release type: User\nOS version: 21E236\nKernel version: Darwin Kernel Version 23.4.0: Fri Mar 8 23:31:19 PST 2024; root:xnu-10063.102.14~67\/RELEASE_ARM64_T8110\nFileset Kernelcache UUID: C9A613E1AD603469931D7C4F3C4D9305\nKernel UUID: 3F715130-4277-3E54-BE34-D1019A869CE2\nBoot session UUID: EF71A412-71B4-454E-94B5-2B0F87F4E351\niBoot version: iBoot-10151.102.2\nsecure boot?: YES\nroots installed: 0\nPaniclog version: 14\nDebug Header address: 0xfffffff021a05000\nDebug Header entry count: 3\nTXM load address: 0xfffffff0319a4000\nTXM UUID: 90FED2B4-3E34-3D02-9C9F-56BC642EE852\nDebug Header kernelcache load address: 0xfffffff0419a4000\nDebug Header kernelcache UUID: C9A613E1-AD60-3469-931D-7C4F3C4D9305\nSPTM load address: 0xfffffff0219a4000\nSPTM UUID: 3F91F0C9-F270-3C3B-B2AC-12EBCBB4412F\nKernelCache slide: 0x000000003a9a0000\nKernelCache base: 0xfffffff0419a4000\nKernel slide: 0x000000003a9a8000\nKernel text base: 0xfffffff0419ac000\nKernel text exec slide: 0x000000003b6e4000\nKernel text exec base: 0xfffffff0426e8000\nmach_absolute_time: 0xad40dd045\nEpoch Time: sec usec\n Boot : 0x6640790b 0x0004d4ad\n Sleep : 0x6640896f 0x000db7ed\n Wake : 0x664089c8 0x000a6fb7\n Calendar: 0x664089ca 0x0003391c\n\nZone info:\n Zone map: 0xffffffe0d0d78000 - 0xffffffe6d0d78000\n . VM : 0xffffffe0d0d78000 - 0xffffffe1b73dc000\n . RO : 0xffffffe1b8000000 - 0xffffffe206000000\n . GEN0 : 0xffffffe206000000 - 0xffffffe2ec084000\n . GEN1 : 0xffffffe2ec084000 - 0xffffffe3d2108000\n . GEN2 : 0xffffffe3d2108000 - 0xffffffe4b8190000\n . GEN3 : 0xffffffe4b8190000 - 0xffffffe59e218000\n . DATA : 0xffffffe59e218000 - 0xffffffe6d0d78000\n Metadata: 0xffffffdd2cb20000 - 0xffffffdd2e320000\n Bitmaps : 0xffffffdd2e320000 - 0xffffffdd2ed70000\n Extra : 0 - 0\n\nCORE 0 recently retired instr at 0xfffffff04286687c\nCORE 1 recently retired instr at 0xfffffff04286687c\nCORE 2 recently retired instr at 0xfffffff04286687c\nCORE 3 recently retired instr at 0xfffffff042865384\nCORE 4 recently retired instr at 0xfffffff04286687c\nCORE 5 recently retired instr at 0xfffffff04286687c\nTPIDRx_ELy = {1: 0xffffffe59dc2b260 0: 0x0000000000000003 0ro: 0x0000000000000000 }\nCORE 0: PC=0xfffffff0426ec824, LR=0x0000000000000000, FP=0x0000000000000000\nCORE 1: PC=0xfffffff0426ec824, LR=0x0000000000000000, FP=0x0000000000000000\nCORE 2: PC=0xfffffff042cbce5c, LR=0xfffffff042cbccc0, FP=0xffffffe063087c70\nCORE 3 is the one that panicked. Check the full backtrace for details.\nCORE 4: PC=0xfffffff042756d64, LR=0xfffffff042756d64, FP=0xffffffe063327ef0\nCORE 5: PC=0xfffffff042756d64, LR=0xfffffff042756d64, FP=0xffffffe063543ef0\nCompressor Info: 34% of compressed pages limit (OK) and 15% of segments limit (OK) with 2 swapfiles and OK swap space\nPanicked task 0xffffffe3d20743c0: 0 pages, 537 threads: pid 0: kernel_task\nPanicked thread: 0xffffffe59dc2b260, backtrace: 0xffffffe0634db810, tid: 1037\n\t\t lr: 0xfffffff0427245dc fp: 0xffffffe0634db890\n\t\t lr: 0xfffffff04285f5fc fp: 0xffffffe0634db900\n\t\t lr: 0xfffffff04285ddd0 fp: 0xffffffe0634db9e0\n\t\t lr: 0xfffffff0426ec748 fp: 0xffffffe0634db9f0\n\t\t lr: 0xfffffff0426ec6f0 fp: 0xffffffe0634dbdc0\n\t\t lr: 0xfffffff042e25ca0 fp: 0xffffffe0634dbde0\n\t\t lr: 0xfffffff04483eae8 fp: 0xffffffe0634dbe70\n\t\t lr: 0xfffffff044500a04 fp: 0xffffffe0634dbea0\n\t\t lr: 0xfffffff042d42c08 fp: 0xffffffe0634dbee0\n\t\t lr: 0xfffffff042d43520 fp: 0xffffffe0634dbf20\n\t\t lr: 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Coins:
Ancient Islamic Tabaristan Hani Hemidrachm AD 787-791 - $35 each
Interesting pieces of 1200 year old Islamic silver the size of a quarter but very thin (Approx. 1.8-2g each). Nice starter piece for people who want to add an ancient to their collection without breaking the bank. Pick the number you want.
SOLD!!!!
https://imgur.com/a/zxZbrI5
Mexican Gold 2 Peso 1945 Restrike (2x) - $130ea
Gold Jewelry:
14K Gold 18.5" 3mm Omega Chain / Necklace 22.514g Signed 14K Italy & MI - $980 (Below Spot)
https://imgur.com/a/KA3iKzo
14K Gold Woven Chain / Necklace 6.588g - $300 SOLD
https://imgur.com/a/QRpcifj
14K Beverly Hill Gold Cross Pendant 5.2mm x 4mm bail 2.410g - $110 (Sold)
https://imgur.com/a/EXL2ylO
14K Mom Heart Pendant Signed JCM 3mm clasp 0.987g - $45
https://imgur.com/a/DgImm6L
10K Harley Davidson Heart Pendant 3.75mm x 1.5mm bail 1.682g - $53.25 (Spot)
https://imgur.com/a/Qr9uNdV
14K Yellow Gold Chain / Necklace with Heart Pendant and CZ Signed 14K & Makers mark 5.274g - $230 (Below Spot)
https://imgur.com/a/w7oEvip
14K Yellow & White Gold Two-Tone Ring Size 6-3/4 Signed 14K Makers Mark 5.267g - $233 (Spot)
https://imgur.com/a/1APzy8K
10K White Gold Fuchsia CZ Heart Necklace and Earrings Set with 18” Rope Chain Signed 10K 4.39g - $135 (Below Spot)
https://imgur.com/a/6K5i5E7
Sterling Silver Necklaces:
16” Italian San Marco Chain with 7” San Marco Bracelet 62.3g - $115
https://imgur.com/a/9IS5uhF
31” Puff Heart Necklace with Italy Rope Chain 15.4g - $35
https://imgur.com/a/LXEXGG5
30.5” Box Chain with Owl Pendant / Brooch (has attachments for both) 11.63g - $33
https://imgur.com/a/pTaT52q
18” Italian Byzantine Chain / Necklace 12.21g - $27.50
https://imgur.com/a/pqTT6mz
19” Italian Square Herringbone Style Sterling Chain with Czech Pendant - 6.28g - $20
https://imgur.com/a/ANY2KWM
18” Italian Sterling Box Chain with Ross Simon Cross Pendant 2.61g - $20
https://imgur.com/a/L8DjEYl
20” Italian Gold Vermeil Fancy Rope Chain 5.34g - $20
https://imgur.com/a/SRXaAsV
17.5” Lotus Studio Aventurine Sterling Necklace 2.11g - $12
https://imgur.com/a/puIPsH9
16” Sterling Abstract Glass Pendant Necklace 15.96g - $25
https://imgur.com/a/c2X7Ykq
18” 925 Box Chain with Synthetic 14x10mm Sapphire Pendant & Matching Earrings with 10x8mm Sapphires 8.12g - $30
https://imgur.com/a/8WAi9jl
18” 925 Gold Vermeil Box Chain with Pear Cut Ceylon Sapphire Pendant & Matching Triangle CZ Earrings 12.13g - $30
https://imgur.com/a/DbenkRb
20” Italian Millefiori Necklace with Circular Glass Pendant 3.18g - $25
https://imgur.com/a/UxC0pBf
15.5” Italian Millefiori Bead Necklace 3.98g - $20
https://imgur.com/a/OXOxnYk
15.5” Italian Murano Style Necklace (Note the wire is ferrous for strength, clasp and non-stone charms are sterling) - $15
https://imgur.com/a/UoyGHPq
15” Native American Fetish Necklace (Note the wire is elastic material for strength, beads and pendants are sterling) - $30
https://imgur.com/a/4OQKVFr
17” Sterling Bead / Clasp Turquoise Nugget Necklace (Note the wire is ferrous material for strength, beads and clasp are sterling) - $15
https://imgur.com/a/5ikva93
Sterling Silver Bracelets & Pendants: https://imgur.com/a/pTEmQf7
Sterling Flower Filigree Bracelet 8” 10.19g - $30
Sterling Rose & Garnet Tennis Bracelet 7.5” 13.43g - $35
Ross Simon Sterling Rose Quartz Aventurine Tennis Bracelet 7” 9.50g - $30
Sterling Native American Bear Bracelet (Note the wire is ferrous for strength, clasp and non-stone charms are sterling) - $40
Sterling Silver 2-Strand Malachite Bracelet 7” 2.32g - $20
Sterling Clasp Faceted AB Crystal Bracelet with amazing sparkle (Note the wire is ferrous for strength, only clasp is sterling) 7” - $15
Taxco Hummingbird Pendant / Brooch (has both attachments) 11.95g - $24
Sterling Pink CZ Butterfly Bracelet 7.25” 7.5g - $27.50
Sterling Silver Earrings: https://imgur.com/a/rTrTKTE
Larimar Dangle Earrings 1g - $12
Dolphin Jumping through Hoop Drop Earrings 6.86g - $15
Taxco Sterling Half Circle Bohemian Hoop Earrings 9.24g - $20
Taxco Sterling Triangle Drop Earrings 9.43g - $18
Taxco Sterling Shell / Feather Drop Earrings 6.01g - $15
Taxco Sterling Triangle / Bead Drop Earrings 21.79g - $25
Flower Drop Earrings with Aquamarine Stones 9.28g - $25
Teardrop Shaped Earring with Black Beads 5.13g - $15
Concentric Oval Earrings 2.05g - $12
Leaf / White Opal Studs (Brilliant Luster on these) 2.22g - $40
Circle / Bead Design Clip-Ons 27.61g - $18.25 (20% Below Spot)
Elephant Ear Shaped Clip-Ons with large stones 26.98g - $18 (20% Below Spot)
Vintage Filigree Sterling Drop Earrings (Super intricate) 14.33g - $20
Vintage Sterling Dragonfly Earrings 12.39g - $20
Heart Shaped Drop Earrings with Lapis Stones 5.22g - $15
Sterling Silver Rings: https://imgur.com/a/STH70rN
Bali Swirl Design Sterling Ring Size 7-1/2 11.06g - $27.50
Large 925 Ring with CZ Size 6 5.97g - $18
Large 925 Ring with CZ and Flower Engraving Size 6 9.28g - $18
925 Ring with Bands of CZ Size 6 5.9g - $18
Wedding Band Style 925 Ring with Moissanite Size 6 2.41g - $18
Shablool Didae Israeli Filigree Style Ring Size 7.5 One-of-a-kind 8g - $25
Sterling Silver Spoons: https://imgur.com/a/wdIK10J
La Touraine by Reed & Barton Sterling Tea Spoon 30.34g - $25.25 (Spot)
Lunt Lus60 Sterling Silver Salt Spoon 2.94g - $10
English Shell by Lunt Sterling Silver Soup Spoons (4) 135g - $112.50 (Spot)

I have a hyper toy co. Spider man truck (walmart special) that has a 12 volt main battery. I wired in a DeWalt 20V adapter and my son has had a blast over the last 3 years, however, 4 main controllers, 1 control board and 2 not so great sounding drive motors later. I am looking at putting it back to 12v and putting relay(s) on the drive motor power wires, replacing the motors with something faster off of amazon (or a better supplier if someone here points one out) and wiring the 20v dewalt power supply direct to the drive motors to prevent cooking anymore control units or boards. My concern is the abrupt kick that would cause with direct and instant juice, potentially causing whiplash or a flip over on my son or the drive units exiting the party. I’m an old out of touch forklift mechanic and know there is a component that smooths out acceleration by applying partial voltage for 2 secs then full voltage allowing for a smooth take off, but for the life of me I cannot recall the proper term for such a device nor where to purchase one. This is where I need some community help. What is the proper term i am looking for and where can I purchase something to this effect?