Tesla Battery Day
Tesla Battery Day April 2020
With 400 mile range now being slated for the Model S and X updates, we could see 500 mile range with the next model updates, perhaps with smaller battery footprints and intelligent power management systems.
The engineering technology with battery and autonomy that Tesla is developing is outpacing and at scale to leave competitors wondering how they can catch up, perhaps Tesla will license their technology to others.
Much like Tesla Autonomy Day Event in 2019.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbgtGQIygZQ
Porkys Pit Stop BBQ Pasadena
1531 E Washington Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91104
iOS 13.3.1 includes bug fixes and improvements. This update:
- Fixes an issue in Communication Limits that could allow a contact to be added without entering the Screen Time passcode
- Adds a setting to control the use of location services by the U1 Ultra Wideband chip
- Addresses an issue that could cause a momentary delay before editing a Deep Fusion photo taken on iPhone 11 or iPhone 11 Pro
- Resolves an issue with Mail that could cause remote images to load even when the “Load Remote Images” setting is disabled
- Fixes an issue that could cause multiple undo dialogs to appear in Mail
- Addresses an issue where FaceTime could use the rear facing ultra-wide camera instead of the wide camera
- Resolves an issue where push notifications could fail to be delivered over Wi-Fi
- Addresses a CarPlay issue that could cause distorted sound when making phone calls in certain vehicles
- Introduces support for Indian English Siri voices for HomePod
For information on the security content of Apple software updates, please visit this website:
Celebrating the Invention Of the Cheeseburger in Pasadena
Lionel Sternberger invented the cheeseburger in 1924, while working at his father’s roadside stand in Pasadena, California. The restaurant was called the Rite Spot and Lionel called his creation the Aristocratic Burger. Restaurants and locals pay homage to Lionel’s achievement annually with a week-long celebration starting January 26th through January 31st, 2020. Restaurants throughout Pasadena offer special menu items and deals during Cheeseburger Week. Take part in the Cheeseburger Challenge by voting for your favorite cheeseburger and more.
During Cheeseburger Week from January 26th to January 31st, Pasadena honors Lionel Sternberger’s genius in being the first to put cheese to hamburger and serve it at the Rite Spot in Pasadena in 1924.
#CheeseburgerWeek has officially begun! Now Jan. 31, Pasadena restaurants will offer exclusive burgers and deals. Vote for your favorite at https://t.co/0LyHxOWmm8 Cheeseburger from @kingsrowpub. #cheeseburger #burger #dinela #visitpasadena #pasadenaca #foodie pic.twitter.com/26UhGga6sb
— Visit Pasadena (@VisitPasadena) January 26, 2020
Forty of Pasadena’s favorite restaurants, lounges and burger joints offered their signature burgers, some special creations and great deals during Pasadena Cheeseburger Week
Sunday, January 26, 2020 – Friday, January 31, 2020
For more information.
Founded by travel & food connoisseurs, Le Petit Biscuit is a hub where friends can enjoy a great coffee, daily baked goods, and gelato at the heart of Pasadena.
After three years, Le Petit Biscuit is finally open, seating is being worked on and should hopefully be available soon. This a great addition to the area.
1009 E Colorado Blvd
Pasadena, CA 91106
(626) 765-9333
Twitter: @626Biscuit
Facebook: @626Biscuit
Instagram: @626Biscuit
We're open! Drop by for gelato, baked goods, and cappuccino at your soon-to-be favorite Pasadena cafe. pic.twitter.com/yRzKMVJP4e
— Le Petit Biscuit Cafe (@626Biscuit) January 23, 2020
Updated 1-30-20
– 9821 infected, with some estimates now over 15,000.
– 213 dead.
– 171 recovered.
– 15 238 suspected cases.
– 20 countries affected.
– Italy has stopped all flights from China.
– WHO has declared it a global public health emergency.
– It surpassed SARS in number of infected.
Things To Know About Wuhan Coronavirus in Los Angeles and Southern California
- There are cases that have been confirmed in the US, including Los Angeles(Orange County), Chicago, Seattle,
- Expect to see more cases as there are those who have traveled to the region and are back, potential carriers of the virus.
- There is no vaccine
- Wash your hands and cover your mouth and don’t touch your eyes and nose with your hands
- Hard to detect, symptoms are similar to cold
As of this time 107 people have died with close to 5,000 cases confirmed, and thousands of people are believed to be exposed.
CDC has issued warning to those traveling to and from China.
Economic impact is hard to measure, but there will be depending on how the spread is controlled.
Gates Foundation is granting emergency $10 million to fund support to contain the global spread of the virus
Transmission is through coughing or sneezing from infected person or touching contaminated objects.
Updated: Number killed increased to nine.
Basketball Legend Kobe Bryant(41) And 13 year old Daughter Gianna Among Nine Killed In Helicopter Crash.
Christina Mauser, assistant basketball coach at Harbor Day School in Orange County.
In these images the crash debris field can be seen over a large area.
First images are coming in via @ABC7 at the site of the helicopter crash that killed NBA legend Kobe Bryant.
LATEST: https://t.co/ShUGGLda21 pic.twitter.com/L7bDcVdo0W
— Tony Morrison (@THETonyMorrison) January 26, 2020
Believed to be fog related, occurred at 9:47am, PT. Near Calabasas, California, no survivors.
How terrible. RIP, Kobe. RT @BreakingNAlerts: BREAKING: Video shows crash site of Kobe Bryant’s helicopter in California – Kobe Bryant was killed, as well as 4 other people. https://t.co/81fwkjc6Al
— KentuckySportsReport (@MyKSR1) January 26, 2020
4200 block of Las Virgenes Road
The identity of the other three on board was not released.
The Sikorsky S-76 helicopter had five people on board and there appeared to be no survivors.
Bryant’s wife Vanessa was not believed to be on board.
WATCH LIVE: Aerials of crash site where retired basketball player Kobe Bryant was killed in a helicopter crash in Southern California https://t.co/bWwACAJdpK
— KHOU 11 News Houston (@KHOU) January 26, 2020
For Tesla owners frustrated by the lack of options when charging their vehicles, it seems things are getting worse. Here’s an example of what is happening in Pasadena. CA. Where Pasadena officials are claiming that this EV charging facility is the largest west of the Mississippi. It has been weeks since the Pasadena Water and Power chargers having been installed and they are still hit and miss, many of the chargers do not appear to work, some have credit card machines, some appear on the Greenlots app. I attempted to charge a few weeks ago and the charger failed to start. I used on this past weekend and it did charge, although it stopped at approx 80%, which apparently must be part of the design?
What seems like a missed opportunity for the EV community is having the ability for Tesla owners to utilize these underutilized chargers like this one and others around, like the WalMart in Burbank where a week ago I was by and could not use the chargers because they are on CCS capable. Electrify America made a decision to not support the Chademo charging adapter with only 1 out of 10 chargers supporting the Chademo. It seems like an oversight on the behalf of those in charge of the initiative and basically managing the $2 billion as part of the settlement with VW.
Perhaps, if those in charge at Electrify America, CEO, Giovanni Palazzo and COO Brendan Jones, worked with Tesla to build adapters for customers to use.
An interview with Electrek has comments closed. I would very much like to hear from Mr Jones and Mr Palazzo about the reasons for not having Chademo chargers at stations? It sure seems like an issue for those who drive Nissan Leaf and other EV’s that use the Chedemo.
We need a functional Tesla–CCS or Tesla–CHAdeMO charging adapter for Tesla Model 3. Tesla SC full DC fast chargers empty. Help. @tesla @elonmusk @PasadenaGov @PWPnews pic.twitter.com/Cp8MJYe4iX
— Victor Caballero (@victorcab) January 20, 2020
About this Event
The AI LA Community is hosting a special event with IBM after the GRAMMYs!
How do you create timeless AI insights about musical artists for the GRAMMY Awards? Is it possible to analyze hundreds of thousands of pieces of content about artists from over 100,000 sources and turn them into usable insights using cloud computing? And how do you ensure that each artist insight is a fact or substantiated opinion that is accessible during the Red Carpet broadcast and video on demand?
The GRAMMY Awards, hosted by the Recording Academy, is a cultural moment that brings together the biggest artists, celebrities and influencers to celebrate and foster a love of music with the world. Last year, the broadcast reached 43 million people, and GRAMMY.com had 3 million visitors in search of information about their favorite artists.
Once again, IBM is partnering with the Recording Academy to contextualize artists’ experiences at the Grammy Awards with insightful factoids. AI, with the help of Watson Discovery, discovers and reveals human journeys that led to a nomination at the Grammy Awards. Each of the insights will be timeless, unambiguous, interesting and a magnification on any facet of an artist’s life. Now, fans around the world will be able to relate and understand the importance of their favorite celebrity’s accomplishment.
Throughout the 2020 Grammy awards show, we will showcase a new video-enriched experience that leverages IBM AI and Cloud technologies to integrate insights into the GRAMMY Red Carpet livestream. During and after the event, we will also provide Video on Demand content that can be viewed on any device.
Food and drinks will be served.
In Conversation: Alzheimer’s Los Angeles –
Brain Health and The Fight Against Alzheimer’s |
Monday, February 3, 2020
Monday, Feb 3 at 7:30PM
In The Father, a family is confronted with Dementia and what it means to care for someone with this disease. Join Heather Cooper Ortner, Alzheimer’s Los Angeles President & CEO, and Margaret Gatz, PhD, Professor of Psychology, Gerontology and Preventive Medicine, for a discussion about brain health and preventative care for yourself and your loved ones. This discussion will be moderated by former KCET Reporter Val Zavala.
Participants
