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Heute haben wir viel faltbares und platzsparendes in der Sendung! Vom Fynn Waschmittel in Scheckkartenform über faltbare Fahrräder, die geländetauglich werden bis hin zu einem komplett flach faltbaren Helm. Nur der ZWIFT Cog und ein paar andere Themen fallen aus dem Muster :-) Freut Euch auf jeden Fall auf Detaillierte Infos zu unseren Brompton G Line und T Line Tests. Wir waren echt überrascht. Der komplett flach zusammenfaltbare Ventete Helm wurde uns freundlicher Weise zum Testen geschickt. Sieht bei mir zwar komisch aus und ist nicht ganz billig. Aber trotzdem spannend. Dazu News vom erlebnis.me - Verein, tolle Touren! Netflix gibt die Tour de France Dokumentation leider auf, Strava erlaubt wieder URLs und wir sprechen nochmals über die Lenker-Tacho Einheit von Flite.bike. Dazu Ingos ersten Gehversuche für das Sideloading beim Karoo 3: Spotify und 4 Datenfelder funzen schon mal. ## SPONSOR ## buycycle, der führende Marktplatz für gebrauchte Bikes (WERBUNG) Für kurze Zeit sparst du jetzt 30% auf die Seller-Protection mit dem in der Sendung genannten Gutschein-Code oder noch einfacher über den diesen Link: https://buycycle.com/enjoyyourbike ## LINKS ZUR SENDUNG ## Erlebnis-Touren & Strecken: https://www.erlebnis.me/ausfahrten/aktuelles-jahr/vereinsausfahrten-2025/ Die nächsten ZWIFT Events: https://www.zwift.com/eu-de/events/tag/enjoyyourbike Zwift Play auf alten Kickrn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ulc9M8OmvxE Andrés ZWIFT COG Video: https://youtu.be/8FgvLmXxacw?si=Xdeb8R94K2Z0qmjj Ingos G Line Video: https://youtu.be/fbq58zojod4?si=OhL7SlAfvpEAfCfs Andrés G Line Video: https://youtu.be/V41WD4DQ8Gs?si=j9wZYTX1ladbywW1 G Line im Shop: https://www.enjoyyourbike.com/brompton-g-line-mit-schutzblechen-und-rack-forest-green-gr.-m-94235481 T Line im Shop: https://www.enjoyyourbike.com/brompton-t-line-urban-mit-teleskop-sattelstuetze-und-schutzblechen-94235475 Waschmittel für Bikepacking: https://www.enjoyyourbike.com/fynn-performance-merino-adventure-pack-ultraleichte-reisewaschmittel-streifen-10-stueck-94235728 Strava URLs: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGCFCLMOXW4/?igsh=MW1nbnFodXg3dDN3OQ== Ventete Helm: https://ventete.com/products/ah-1?variant=40900438851766 Flite Bike: https://flite.bike/ Netflix gibt Tour de France Doku auf: https://www.rennrad-news.de/news/netflix-stellt-tour-de-france-unchained-ein/ Ingos Linknotizen für Karoo 3 Sideloading: Windrichtung https://github.com/timklge/karoo-headwind DI2 https://github.com/valterc/ki2/releases/tag/10.0 PowerBar https://github.com/timklge/karoo-powerbar/ VIN HKE 4 Datenfelder https://github.com/maduwatas/Vin-HkE/blob/main/README.md App Store für Spotify https://uptodown-android.de.uptodown.com/android Pick André: ZWIFT Play Controller https://eu.zwift.com/de/products/zwift-play Pick Ingo: Die Geschichte von Distanzfahrten https://grevet.de/blog/2024/11/11/was-sind-distanzfahrten-eine-neuentdeckte-quelle-von-1894/ ## INHALT ## 00:00:00 Intro: was erwartet Euch in dieser Sendung 00:02:00 Tag der Offenen Tür am 08.03: Kostenloser Bike-Check & Flohmarkt & guter Kaffee 00:17:52 Geile neue Ausfahrten & Strecken auf erlebnis.me! 00:18:09 buycycle: die beste Plattform für gebrauchte Fahrräder (Werbung) 00:20:56 Geile neue Ausfahrten & Strecken auf erlebnis.me! 00:25:32 ZWIFT Cog hat nur Vorteile? Kompatibilität und Erfahrungsbericht 00:49:24 Alles über Bromton G Line Gravel-Rad: Zwei Testberichte & Kaufberatung 01:06:08 Brompton Titan T Line: Ingos Gamechanger! Sauschnelles Rad 01:15:03 „Faltbares“ Waschmittel: Fynn Scheckkartengroßes Bikepacking-Waschmittel 01:21:04 Ingos Karoo 3 Hacks: Spotify & 4 Datenfelder Tests / Sideloading 01:36:21 Faltbarer Helm ausprobiert: Ventete sieht zwar komisch aus, funzt aber 01:55:50 Strava URLs bald wieder erlaubt & Instagram Tipps 02:11:14 Netflix cancelt Tour de France Doku 02:18:46 Flite Bike Lenkereinheit vorbestellbar: Geil oder nicht geil? 02:35:55 Picks André: Zwift Play 02:41:02 Pick Ingo: Distanzfahrten Artikel, Geschichte

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The G line was the most difficult line in Brooklyn to me, but are the difficulties because I had to wait perhaps my patience wasn't up to par or perhaps we have to learn to discover a new route to the G line. There are so many things to discover when you are on the road that you hope turns into the straight path, but how can you hope that if you do not know what the street path actually is. Knowledge is not just power tot is your freedom.

I love the spectrum of ace customs. So you have your Gundam, your absolute ace machine. Then you have your GM, a rank and file grunt machine. What about an officer? Give them a GM Command. A veteran sergeant? Consider a GM Striker. Hotshot with potential fresh out of the academy, maybe a GM Sniper. A proven ace, but not a phenomenon like Amuro? Enter the G-Line. You always need the right tool for the job, and the G-Line's versatility gives that flexibility to a pilot capable of making use of it, while still being a machine you can produce at scale. Neat! If you want to find us on Twitter, Dylan is @lowpolyrobot and Six is @sixdettmar. Our opening theme is the Hangar Theme from Gundam Breaker 3, and our ending theme for this episode is Magic by Jacob Wheeler from Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory. Our podcast art is a fantastic piece of work from Twitter artist @fenfelt. Want to see a list of every unit we've covered from every episode, including variants and tangents? It's right here. Units discussed: RX-81 G-Line Base Frame Ver. 0081 RX-81LA G-Line Light Armor RX-81ST G-Line Standard Armor RX-81 G-Line Base Frame Ver. 0083 RX-81FC G-Line Full Custom

Guest: Jean Gordon Director of Visit Arvada They City of Arvada is a community of about 120,000 residents just west of downtown Denver.  It's easy to get to, there's free parking and you can ride the G Line from Union Station to Olde Town in just 20 minutes.  Olde Town has shut down a majority of the streets so you can walk the streets with a cup of hot chocolate and look at the lights and the new tree.  They have an ice skating rink right there as well under the lights.  There are many locally owned stores in Olde Town as well to complete our shopping.  The Arvada Center is running Disney's Beauty and the Breast though December 31st.      https://www.visitarvada.orgSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Guest: Joe Hengstler Business Improvement District Director Olde Town Arvada is the downtown of Arvada.  It is a walkable part of town with lots of cute retail stores, restaurants and breweries. Parking is free and you can easily take the G Line from downtown.  Some of the events you can do this summer in Olde Town is free movies in park, free bikes rides, second Saturday Concert Series & Street Fest, yoga and a farmers market.  Taste of Arvada is coming up from July 21 from 5-8pm at the Apex Center. It is hosted by the Arvada Chamber of Commerce, features offerings from more than 50 Denver Metro and Arvada restaurants, bars, bakeries, craft breweries, and distilleries.  Make sure to check out their website for all of the other events happening throughout the year.     https://www.oldetownarvada.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Jean Gordon Director Arvada is a community of about 120,000 residents just west of downtown Denver. There are really unique shops and restaurants and breweries throughout Olde Town and also in West and East Arvada. It's easy to get to, there's free parking and you can ride the G Line from Union Station to Olde Town in just 20 minutes.  Arvada was one of the first in the metro area to jump on the band wagon to support local businesses in the COVID-19 recovery effort.  They have a lot going on for the holiday season as well to support the small businesses.  You can visit their website for a complete holiday guide of activities.       www.visitarvada.org See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Verano (VRNOF) is an operator of licensed cannabis cultivation, manufacturing, and retail facilities. George Archos, Chairman and CEO of Verano Holdings, gives an overview of the company. Verano designs, builds and operates “Zen Leaf” branded dispensary environments. These brands include G-Line, Avexia, and Encore Edibles. Verano also has 84 operational retail locations, and its 2Q revenue increased 39% from 1Q. Tune in to find out more.

Anarchist Resistance In Prison: Jennifer A. Rose and Comrade Z On this podcast minisode, we feature the voices of two incarcerated comrades: Jennifer Amelie Rose and Comrade Z. Both chats were conducted through the mail and are voiced by comrades in the Channel Zero Network. Jennifer Rose [04:07-12:12] First you'll hear Jennifer Rose. Jennifer, formerly known as Jennifer Gann, is a member of the Fire Ant Collective which just released it's 6th issue and is due to put out another very soon. She is a trans woman who came up in the southern California punk scene, became politicized and began organizing inside of prison since the late 1990's. Jennifer Rose has a parole hearing that she could use support letters for coming up on July 28th, 2020 and also more letters in support of her commutation application. Read the transcription below. You can learn more about Jennifer Rose's case by visiting BabyGirlGann.noblogs.org where you can find out how to donate to her legal fund. You can read issues #1-5 of Fire Ant Journal up at Bloomington ABC's website & #6 at Blue Ridge ABC's website. And you can write to Jennifer at: Jennifer Rose E – 23852 Salinas Valley State Prison D3-1250 P.O. Box 1050 Soledad, CA 93960 You can find out how to format support letters, you can email her lawyer, Richard Rutledge at RLaw@RutledgeAttorneys.com or write to Mr Rutledge at: Richard Rutledge, Attorney At Law 7960 B Soquel Drive #354 Aptos, CA 95003 You can write letters of support to the Board of Parole Hearings on behalf of Jennifer by addressing them to the following address: Board of Parole Hearings Post Office Box 4036 Sacramento, CA 95812-4036 And you can write to the CA governor, Gavin Newsom on Jennifer's behalf by addressing them to: Governor Gavin Newsom1303 10th Street, Suite 1173 Sacramento, CA 95814 Comrade Z [13:17-33:49] Since this was conducted in writing, Jennifer's words are being voiced by Margaret Killjoy, the host of the podcasts ‘Live Like The World is Dying' and ‘We Will Remember Freedom', both members of the Channel Zero Network. Then, we'll hear from Comrade Z, aka Julio Alex Zuniga, an anarchist prisoner in Texas, about the situation at the Darrington Unit. Comrade Z was mentioned by Jason Renard Walker at the end of our interview that we aired on April 19, 2020. Although all three conversations cover some hard to listen to subject matter, we want to give a special warning to Comrade Z's portion, which talks in detail about terrible conditions at Darrington and discusses suicide and death of prisoners. You can read another interview with Comrade Z that appeared recently on ItsGoingDown.org and you can check out and/or purchase his artwork on instagram by viewing @julioazunigaart. Thanks to Matt Brodnax for helping us set this interview up and his support for Comrade Z. Transcription: Comrade Z PDF (unimposed) Zine (imposed PDF) You can write to Comrade Z at: Julio A. Zuniga #1961551 Darrington Unit 59 Darrington Rd. Rosharon, TX 77583 Jason Goudlock As a closing note, I had hoped to share recent words from Jason Goudlock, currently incarcerated at Toledo CI in Ohio, give a brief update on his situation and how the ODRC is not handling covid-19 however technical difficulties got in the way. Suffice to say, prisoners were still being transferred into Toledo CI shortly before April 15th, prisoners were not given any significant protective gear nor cleaning supplies and folks were starting to get sick. Learn about Jason's case, watch the documentary about him and find out how to support him at FreeJasonGoudlock.org. You can reach Jason via jpay email or write him at Jason William Goudlock, #284-561 PO Box 80033 Toledo, OH 43608 . ... . .. Transcription of Jennifer Rose interview TFSR: Could you please introduce yourself for the audience? Who are you and where are you? Jennifer Rose: I'm glad to hear from you and happy to have this opportunity to participate in The Final Straw Radio. So, to introduce myself, my name is Jennifer Rose. I'm a a trans woman incarcerated in California and currently held at Salinas Valley State Prison, a men's facility. TFSR: Can you tell us a bit about where you came from and how you came to be incarcerated? Jennifer Rose:I'm from Southern California, born and raised in Riverside, and spent my teenage years living in Huntington Beach (Orange County). I was in the 1980's punk rock scene around the L.A. area doing a lot of drinking and drugs which led to my involvement in an attempted robbery and another armed robbery for which I was jailed, convicted and sent to prison for seven years. TFSR: How did you become politicized? Jennifer Rose: While I was serving my time at Folsom Prison, I became involved in prison protests and abolitionist struggle, for which I was targeted, placed in solitary confinement and beaten by guards. This is how I became politicized as a prison rebel, resisting brutality and torture, sabotaging and breaking a dozen prison cell windows in the inhumane ‘Ad-Seg' unit. I was involved in the gladiator fights where guards encouraged racial violence and then shot at us with 9mm assault rifles using live ammo. There were additional charges brought against me for attacking a pig officer, for weapon possession, and for two assaults on a state prosecutor and associate warden. For these I was given a 25 years-to-life sentence under the ‘three strikes' law. This was around 1995 and 1996. TFSR: Can you talk about the struggle of being a woman in a male-assigned prison? What sort of support have you received and what sorts of hurdles? Jennifer Rose: To answer your question about being a transwoman in a men's facility, we have faced the most adverse circumstances imaginable. From the discriminatory harassment and brutality of the pigs, to the hatred and violence of other prisoners, and even rapes and murder! This has began to change more recently, at last in California with many legal reforms and court victories. I have been able to find widespread support from outside groupls like Black & Pink and TGI Justice project, among others. Also, lots of support among abolitionist and anarchist collectives, and the extended family of LGBTQ prisoners. The main hurdles we face continue to be our unsafe housing conditions, exposure to homophobic and transmisogynist violence from gangs, domestic and sexual violence. We are in a very disadvantageous situation facing the various types of gender violence on a daily! TFSR: Is there anything else you'd like to say about how you discovered anarchism and what inspires you about anarchy? Jennifer Rose: I became politicized during the 1991 Folsom Prison Food Strike, which was a protest against proposed visiting restrictions that cut our visiting days from four times a week to twice (weekends and holidays). Just prior to this, I was given a copy of the anarchist zine Love & Rage by another prisoner and had also been influenced by Jailhouse Lawyers to educate myself about so-called legal rights and remedies for which I became a strong advocate. Eventually I would learn the hard way that the pigs don't give a fuck about the law, or peoples rights. It's only used at their convenience as a tool of social control and criminalization of marginalized people and communities. The people thing that inspires me about Anarchy is the simplicity of the idea, of abolishing the State and it's illegitimate Power. They claim their Authority from God and Natural Law… and originally as white male property owners under colonial government. That's crap! I love the basic concept of Anarchy, which is Freedom! It's basic principles of voluntary cooperation and mutual aid, non-hierarchy and autonomous collectives, internationalism and solidarity, etc. TFSR: Have you been able to do much organizing within prison? If so, around what sorts of issues and how did it go? Jennifer Rose: I've done a lot of organizing within prisons, including legal advocacy and ‘jailhouse lawyer' work, as former leadership in Black & Pink and working with TGI Justice Project to change discriminatory policies and improve living conditions for trans women in the men's prisons. We've had a lot of success and made progress over the past 12 years or so, including betteer access to basic trans health care (e.g. hormones, surgery, etc), access to and inclusion in prison programs and job assignments, accommodation of women's clothing and cosmetics and more awareness of and prevention of sexual abuse among other things. I am currently awaiting an approved gender affirming surgery and transfer to a women's facility sometime this year! TFSR: You mentioned in a letter with me that you organized briefly with Maoists. Are you now or have you ever been a Maoist (that's a Senator McCarthy joke)? But, really, how did that happen? What was that like? Jennifer Rose: As for Maoists, yes, I did work with MIM-Prisons for a while which offered study group sand worked directly with prisoners on many projects. I carried on a dialogue with them via correspondence, often debating with them over my anarchist sympathies and their political line on gender and State power (their ‘Dictatorship of the Proletariat'). I did think I could work within that Maoist framework at one point, but eventually had to reject the ideological bickering sectarianism of Maoists. I've always been an anarchist at heart, even when I went through this stage in my personal development. Eventually I came in contact with insurrectionary anarchist writings from Greek comrades in the FAI-IRF and CCF, which I was strongly influenced by, and developed friendships with like-minded comrades. TFSR: You're a collective member of Fire Ant. Can you talk about the project and what part you play in it? Jennifer Rose: I'm extremely proud of my involvement as a member of the Fire Ant collective. The project started as a concept I was discussing with several different comrades via regular correspondence, including Robcat, Michael Kimble, Sean Swain and Bloomington ABC. We all had similar ideas of trying to organize and faciliate a national or international anarchist prisoner conference where we could bring together the collective voice of imprisoned anarchist rebels, perhaps publish a paper, start a support fund to raise funds and material aid, and generally build anarchist prisoner solidarity in a way we haven't yet seen! We've always had ABC and National Jericho Movement mainly focus on leftist ‘political prisoners.' Many imprisoned anarchists are not recognized as ‘political.' In point of fact, we are anti-political! However, we believe that ALL prisons are political. Anyways, the part I played is pulling all these comrades' ideas together, and putting them in direct contact about this exciting project. Once Robcat offered to facilitate a zine, Bloomington ABC offered to provide printing and distribution free! And they also halready had a support fund set up. So we all pulled together and formed the Fire Ant collective. Robcat came up with the name and we all contributed to the zine connecting our individual and collective struggles from prisons across the U.S. and internationally! I'm proud to be an accomplice in this seditious conspiracy toward worldwide anarchist insurgency. TFSR: There have been some victories of recent in your sentence. Can you talk about what happened? Jennifer Rose: As far as my recent sentence reduction on October 28, 2019, this only affected one of my sentences for assault and battery on the prosecutor, a ‘non-serious' felony, which was knocked down from 25-years-to-life to 8 years. Yay! TFSR: Similarly, you were telling me of improvements in the conditions of your confinement as relates to gender, right? And what are next steps for you and what can listeners do to support you and try to hasten your release? Jennifer Rose: My next steps are getting my surgery, transferring to a women's facility, and a parole suitability hearing on July 28, 2020 with the Board of Parole Hearings (BPH). The greatest support comes in the form of letters to the Board and/or the Governor advocating for my release, and any amount of commissary funds which I can receive via jpay.com. TFSR: I'm not sure if you're much of a reader, but do you have any book suggestions for the audience? Jennifer Rose: As for recommended reading, I would strongly suggest the Emma Goldman autobiography and Assata Shakur autobiography, Michelle Alexander's ‘The New Jim Crow', and anything by Butch Lee, Sean Swain or Greek insurrectionary anarchists of CCF! TFSR: Any comrades you want to shout out on the show? Jennifer Rose: Shoutouts to Robcat, Breezy, Michael Kibmle, Sean Swain, Eric King, Marius Mason, Jeremy Hammond, Sacramento Prisoner Support, Nashville ABC, Nadja in Bloomington and Chelsea Manning! And in case I missed someone, solidarity to all anarchists and antifascists! Thank you for your efforts in the struggle. To The streets!!! Thank you! . ... . .. Transcription of Comrade Z interview TFSR: Would you please introduce yourself for the audience? Who you are, where you are, how you got there? Comrade Z: Hello Everyone, Thank you for having me on The Final Straw. It's an honor. My name is Julio A. Zuniga. Alex is what everyone calls me, or Comrade Z for those who are standing with me 10 toes down in solidarity. I am a survivor of B-Line solitary confinement at Dirty Darrington Unit and currently trying to reach out to activists and anarchists in the area who can help me organize a statewide work stoppage. Enemy of the State and of the Dirty Darrington administration, my whole heart and soul is hellbent on bringing the attention of the entire nation to the administration and it's human rights violations, cruel and unusual punishment, physical assaults by staff, mailroom policy changes, inadequate law library, commissary price gouging, infestation of roaches, mice and spiders, sewage leaks in the cells, constant power outages, the list goes on and on. The torture tactics are of primary concern because it's driving people to die by suicide. So far it's been 1 suicide per year since I've been here. How I got here was because abolitionists in East Texas rose up against Telford Unit, for Housing Administrative Segregation inmates at that facility without telling the surrounding community about it. They were against it. People of New Boston, TX and Texarkana found out about TDCJ housing G4 and G5 offenders because an Officer Davison was murdered by a solitary confinement offender who was being tortured by Telford Unit by withholding his mail and refusing him basics he needed, like food. This caused the entire town to begin the takedown of wardens and the torture of all inmates by using lockdowns for 90 days or more, then by stopping all hot meals for an entire year in 2017. So, since that officer died in 2015, it was the people who brought forth change to that unit. It is now a pre-release unit, no administrative segregation offenders and no solitary confinement. I was not blessed with any kind of support, so I intentionally got into trouble just so they could ship me off. Best move I ever made, so I thought. However, that is how I ended up here. TFSR: What can you tell the listeners about Darrington Unit and your experience being held by the TDCJ? CZ: The Dirty Darrington Unit is a hub unit. Thousands of inmates pass through here weekly, transferring to other units, coming off of UTMB Medical Branch at Galveston, or Psyche Unit Jester 4. Some of them are bleeding, soiled in feces and urine. All mentally ill persons coming off Jester 4 have had no kind of hygiene for over 3 days. All these lay over cells are so unsanitary it takes a healthy person 24 hours to get sick by sleeping in one of these cells. There is nothing humane about that. They usually house people with wrong custody levels, endangering lives at will, resulting in physical and sexual assaults. It's Dirty Darrington's specialty. I encourage you to ask administration how many lives Dirty Darrington has claimed because they refused to help suicidal inmates. Also, how administration uses offenders to snitch on others with a false hope of beating a disciplinary case, then throw them back into population, leaving them to kill themselves behind the dishonor. On the 2nd week of November 2019, a guy killed himself after spilling the beans on others. When he asked them to help him because he felt suicidal, they ignored him. This is the suicide I witnessed that really proved verbatim the words Sean Swain voices in Last Act of the Circus Animals. When Rico killed himself, the show was like Cirque de Soleil. You had every basic need availed to you – blankets, mattresses, toilet paper, toothbrushes, toothpaste, cleaning materials, officers serving trays like they do in population with full portions. They even gave us light bulbs. It was disgusting to see it. You saw paint crews, utility crews, the works. For a week the unit experienced humanity, but once the coast was clear and the administration got away with murder, it was back to torture tactics, a pattern I have seen one too many times on Dirty Darrington. Overall my experience has been depressing, lonely, stressful, painful. I've seen this administration use psychological torture for 23 months straight, for this is how long I've been held in solitary confinement. Only recently was I magically released and placed in E-Line (G5) administrative segregation - the filthy administrative segregation area that is notorious for roach infestations, no lighting in showers, no restrooms on the rec yard so if you have to urinate or have a bowel movement you are going to on the same area men play basketball. Fecal matter is all over the floor and people wonder how they got sick. Easy – as soon as you come in from outside rec, they serve chow. If you have been playing basketball then munch on your baked chicken, then suck the grease off your fingers. You just sucked on chicken flavored fecal matter and urine. Dirty Darrington knows exactly what it's doing. Environmental disaster, B-Line, E-Line, G-Line, A-Line, C-Line, D-Line are all torture areas. In the winter it's cold showers. In the summer they heat your water for you. No coincidence. There is so much more. There are over 200 men in administrative segregation and solitary confinement on Dirty Darrington. Some men are going through it worse because they believe this is normal prison policy. It's not. I'm here to expose this unit and it's human rights violations. I appreciate you hearing me out. TFSR: It's hard to imagine that the staff and administration aren't aware of the conditions there. Are they showing any signs of working to fix the situation? CZ: I knew something was terribly wrong with this unit when it runs through 4 wardens in less than 2 years. They are aware of every single atrocity. They personally handle all grievances and it's rare an inmate ever wins on Step 1. They have to go all the way to Huntsville with their grievance to get fair treatment. By that time it's been 60 days solid since the claim was made. It's designed this way to ensure we never win any kind of grievance claim. Another way, as it is now, that they refuse us grievances all together on Dirty Darrington because they also are aware that if they hand them out they will be reading grievances for years. They know this place is crumbling to pieces. If it rains outside it rains inside too. The guards look like underwater welders when it rains. They wear rain coats indoors to stay dry. Nothing is being done except punishment and enslavement. I am on a mission to learn from outside sources how to organize, to create a psychological warfare on this administration in the name of all the dead that could not deal with their torture chambers and for the mentally ill who cannot speak out against them who are, as we speak, living in horrible conditions on Major Pharr's solitary confinement. It's only a matter of time before another death by suicide. We can thank Dirty Darrington's Administrative Segregation ringmasters for imposing torture on the already weak men by starving them, by withholding their mail, by refusing mailroom to give them pictures of loved ones or birthday cards, or by sending their shakedown team to physically abuse them and confiscate their property. It's all designed to break you. It's happening every day. TFSR: How do the conditions you've described above affect the health of prisoners? What's the condition of physical and mental healthcare available at Darrington Unit? CZ: Personally I don't get sick easy, but since being on Dirty Darrington I've had a serious sinus infection, primarily from the mold in the showers and the dust that carries all kinds of germs. As far as psyche at Dirty Darrington goes, it's got potential. As far as physical, you've got the infamous Nazi doctor Speer, extorting everyone, but not giving adequate care to anyone. If you get sick they still allow this idiot to practice. Nothing gets done about his childish outbursts. He once tried to do a rectal exam on me, He said it was my yearly check-up. This was the first time I met him. As he stood up and slapped on a latex glove my spidey-sense told me to ask a simple question, “What's the name on the computer, sir?” He said “You're Contreras #... blah blah blah” I was like “I'm out!” I've had problems with this doctor ever since, namely because retaliation is a trend on Dirty Darrington when you file a grievance. I tried to explain to everyone what this man tried to do. No one tried to help. He's still here. All my medical treatment was taken away by this man for no reason other than I am or was chronic care hypoglycemic. If you have heat restrictions, work restrictions, anything that will make your ailment easier to handle Dr. Speer will terminate it and then send you into a Twilight Zone of sick calls, just so he can charge the co-pay. Others – he refuses to treat simply because it's not life or death. TFR: Can you talk about the suicides that you've been aware of during your time and are there any in particular you'd like to reflect on? Are there any strings that tie the circumstances together? CZ: Well, I've been on Dirty Darrington for two years, going on three. I got screwed out of my legal work, got all my medical restrictions taken away, basically because I am indigent and I have no one on the outside to call here and raise a fuss, which is the only time you see inmates get what they need. So, B-Line 3rd row, 15th cell, 2018 – A young man hung himself. The image of a nurse chest compressing this man never left me. It really caused me a lot of anger. It was senseless. It taught me just how they break men's minds. It would disgust you. I remember this older man who would wake up screaming and just slowly, losing all reality, these torturers left him in that cell with a stack of trays, full of food with dead mice and roaches that he would just stack up toward the end of his sanity. Inmates could smell death. They tried to talk to him but couldn't stand the stench of death. So, they brought Captain Lance the kitchen boss to remove the trays, stacked 20 high. But, you cannot talk to a broken man. He was a vessel, nothing more. After 2 canisters of pepper spray, still nothing until finally Captain Lance had the courage to tell administrators that he was no longer right. It was his voice that forced them to send him off that night, never to be seen again. For months they left that man in this condition. It's happening now. This is normal? I'm not trying to hear that. For these men, I ask to be armed with support, to feed the torturers a taste of their own medicine. I opened my eyes all the way at this past suicide in November 2019. I'm done talking. We need a bombardment of activism, protest, support. We need an uprising so this administration will be forced to take responsibility for all their fuckery. One thing I know is we have nothing to gain for staying in good standing. “Good time credit” is not counting toward parole. “Work time credit” is another tool they have to control prisoners. Only the prisoners that still believe in the tooth fairy are too scared to accept this fact. People have tried for years to have these laws passed. Republicans are not interested in helping us. With a statewide work stoppage we will bring all these men's dreams to fruition. We need to spread these facts to the entire state and shut it down. Stop slaving for your ringmasters. You want a real change, stop doing your slave jobs. Stop putting money in politicians pockets and ask them to put it your account to pay for the work you do. Slave days ended over 150 years ago – Why do you volunteer to work for the oppressor? Those of you who have no one, wouldn't you like to support yourself in prison instead of risking solitary confinement for stealing food to sell in your living areas for hygiene. I can go on and on. TFSR: What are working conditions like the prisoners incarcerated by the TDCJ as you've experienced? What sort of privileges come along with work, what sort of pay (if any), and sort of work is it? CZ: They work these guys to exhaustion. They do not pay. The work is back breaking. No one will receive as much as an extra portion of food. These units are still slave plantations, only the name has changed. Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Research “The Sugarland 95” – You'll see what I'm talking about. It's time to bring this slavery to a screeching halt. TFSR: How have you experienced support while you've been on the inside? What would you like from folks on the outside? CZ: I had to go to extremes again to have the support I have today. I never conformed to prison culture. I love tattoos, motorcycles, art, hunting, fishing, boats and the only way I was ever going to see or hear about that is by reaching out. As a result of picking up a contraband cell phone I met “Mongoose Matt” by calling a random tattoo shop. Haha! It was awesome. Fineline Tattoo NYC is Matt's workplace and it took all but 60 seconds to make one of the best friends I've ever had. It makes me so proud to say that. Shortly after getting pinched for contraband Matt has been there through all my solitary confinement, sending in anarchist literature, commissary bread for hygiene and art supplies, and in 7 years now on a 15 year sentence for a so called “murder” it's his solidarity and support that saved my life and sanity. Dirty Darrington had officers from the McConnell unit come hit us for shakedown and those creeps took all my property and left me with nothing. This was my breaking point. I just felt like giving up, but Mongoose comes flying in with letters and powerful words of encouragement and because of him I am fighting today. They tried to break me intentionally. I know this for a fact. Only problem is I survived. TDCJs “Cease to speak or cease to breathe” motto doesn't scare me. I have nothing to lose. Now, I'm asking for you to stand with me until we punch a hole in this darkness and make it bleed light. Sean Swain is the other reason I fight. How you doin Sean? Here's the deal – folks out there, my only weapon at the moment is this here pen. I want surrounding activists to contact me so we can get started. This is still far from over and I believe that it's only through the voice of the people that we can bring this down on a statewide level. I could use all the support available in my fight against the state. Things are slowly changing for me, so I will be allowed more visitors on Dirty Darrington Unit. Soon I will be allowed to call out. In the meantime, anyone can write me. There is so much to learn and prepare. No doubt that without your direct support places like Dirty Darrington and surrounding plantations will continue to thrive, rubbing it in the community's face. The Texecution state is also a slavery state. Shut em down. Nobody is gaining a thing. It's a slap in the face when the officials of the state come here to lie to everyone that they are doing everything they can to change these laws so that we actually become productive. The only laws passed are laws to make it harder on us to get home to our families. For the oppressed indigent offenders who cannot afford hygiene products, organizing a hygiene run to bring forth relief, peace of mind, and a sense of compassionate care. I've seen exactly how good this place could be, but as long as we have ringmasters like these hypocrite wardens, coward-ass majors and captains, vindictive supervisors who love to use cowardly acts and body slam people while in restraints such as Sergeant Akinsonu, Sergeant Williams, Sergeant Estrada, Sergeant Baker, who writes her own rules when it comes to keeping people down. All these cowards and a few more on my shit list need to be burned at the stake for their inhumane treatment of human beings. We need to give them a little perspective. We need to all come at them via phone calls, media, advocacy centers, anyone that can hit them where it hurts, to show them that we are not alone. We are not going to accept this kind of abuse and pretend it's normal. It's policy. Policy is made up as they walk to the pisser. It's a shame the population is in love with their ringmaster. As a survivor of these gulags, food is still the #1 tool used to break solitary confinement offenders. Many months I went hungry and many months I eat the unwanted veggies inmates discarded just to survive. Sometimes portions were almost a smear of meat on tray. We need to end this today. TFSR: What inspires you these days? What brings you joy? CZ: Oh that's easy – Defiance from Detritus Books is my inspiration. I've gotten very close to Comrade Mongoose and against the peace and dignity of the Texecution State I'm in constant contact with Comrade King and Comrade Swain. I wish them the best in the struggle and hope to see them soon, for I am coming up for parole soon. It's a crap shoot, but optimism is helpful in situations such as this. I get my jollies by sending Matt handcrafted portraits of all kinds of cool, weird characters. Y'all are actually owners of one of my pieces. Thank you. TFSR: Is there anything I failed to ask you about that you want to talk about? CZ: You all can check out my Instagram @julioazunigaart or contact Matt to place an order for a handmade portrait. I only have No.2 pencils to work with because this unit will not allow my supporters to send me art supplies. Anything that makes people happy like greeting cards and pictures are slowly being taken from us as well. Go figure. This is Bible seminary college too. This is the unit that pumps out “field ministers”. Unbelievable, huh? Bass-akwards, I tell ya! I gotta let ya go for now. It's been an amazing and liberating experience. You all are amazing. Please allow me to send hugs to Sean Swain, Eric King and to all the comrades who are in the trenches fighting their ringmaster. Thank you for setting the example. I hope to be in that position soon. Thanks y'all. Hope to hear from you soon. I would like to close with a quote from Benjamin Tucker: “Power feeds on its spoils and dies when its victims refuse to be despoiled. They can't persuade it to death; they can't vote it to death; they can't shoot it to death; but they can always starve it to death.” . ... . .. Tracks heard in this podast: Smokey Robinson and the Miracles - You've Really Got A Hold On Me (instrumental) RZA - The North Sea (instrumental)

In this episode: Julie Smith, Executive Director for the Identity Defined Security Alliance is our feature guest this week. News from: Andarko, RTD, Greyhound, Health Scholars, CSG, ThreatX, Ping Identity, Coalfire, Optiv, VirtualArmour and a lot more! The train giveth - the bus taketh away Anadarko's future is still up in the air. RTD finally opens the G Line. Is Greyhound leaving town? Health Scholars is using VR to train health pros. CSG something something BLOCKCHAIN. And a bunch of blogs! Support us on Patreon! Fun swag available - all proceeds will directly support the Colorado = Security infrastructure. Come join us on the new Colorado = Security Slack channel to meet old and new friends. Sign up for our mailing list on the main site to receive weekly updates - https://www.colorado-security.com/. If you have any questions or comments, or any organizations or events we should highlight, contact Alex and Robb at info@colorado-security.com This week’s news: Join the Colorado = Security Slack channel Occidental challenges Chevron’s Anadarko acquisition with $57B offer RTD G Line opens new economic opportunities for northwest Denver suburbs Denver's Greyhound bus station officially for sale How a Denver tech company is using VR to save health systems big money on training costs How CSG plans to take blockchain mainstream for telecom payments ThreatX blog - Web Application Firewalls 101 - Keywords to Bookmark Ping blog - Killing the Password for Consumers Coalfire Blog - A Day in the Life of a Cybersecurity Professional Optiv blog - MythBusters: Debunking Five Common Identity and Data Management Myths VirtualArmour blog - Cybersecurity Spring Cleaning: It's Time to Review Your Security Practices Job Openings: Ping Identity - Product Security Team Lead Ping Identity - Jr. Product Security Engineer Starz - Executive Director, IT Security and Compliance Trimble - Cyber Security Director, TSG head Carbon Black - SOC Manager Coalfire - Consultant, Penetration Tester Sumo Logic - Security, Compliance and Privacy Analyst State of Colorado - Senior Cyber Security Engineer Red Robin - Senior Security Analyst Kaiser Permanente - Cyber Countermeasures Undergrad Intern Upcoming Events: This Week and Next: NCC Cybersecurity Essentials: Attacker Target - Sony Pictures Case Study - 4/30 SecureSet - Capture the Flag: Cybersecurity Hackathon! - 4/30 Splunk Meetup - First Thursday @ Top Golf - 5/2 Cybersecurity COS - Cybersecurity First Friday - 5/3 Secureset - Hacking 101: Creating a Virtual Lab with Ajay Menendez - 5/6 SecureSet - Hacking 101: Creating a Virtual Lab - 5/10 Other Notable Upcoming Events Rocky Mountain Information Security Conference (RMISC) - 6/4-6 View our events page for a full list of upcoming events * Thanks to CJ Adams for our intro and exit! If you need any voiceover work, you can contact him here at carrrladams@gmail.com. Check out his other voice work here. * Intro and exit song: "The Language of Blame" by The Agrarians is licensed under CC BY 2.0

RTD is showing that they mean business in its dispute against its partner overseeing the construction and operation of the metro area’s commuter rail system. RTD has warned Denver Transit Partners that its inability to open the G-Line to the western suburbs for passenger service constitutes a “termination event.” In a notice the RTD sent to DTP on Tuesday, but not released publicly until Wednesday, the transit agency warned that DTP has 30 days to quote “remedy the breaches” or 20 days to quote “propose a remedial plan to cure the breaches” that it says has led to the delays. RTD did not say in its notice that it will definitely terminate its $2.2 billion contract with DTP if the concessionaire doesn’t make the necessary fixes in the time allotted, but it did note that DTP’s performance is quote “unacceptable to RTD.” -- The search for 30-year-old Ryan Albert of Marlton, New Jersey reported missing in Rocky Mountain National Park has been temporarily suspended because of poor weather.

In this week's show, we get you caught up on Arvada news and happenings. A G Line update. A new segment ... mystery sound. And an interview with Tom Carney with the Pickeball Ken organization with some tips on how to get started in the sport. More at AwesomePod.org.

Arvada Mayor Marc Williams joins to discuss the passage of the controversial Olde Town Residences project; John "Kibby" McKibbon updates us on things happening with Arvada pee wee hockey; a G Line update and more on this week's Awesome Pod - Arvada Edition. More at AwesomePod.org. 

SEG 1 NEWS UPDATE, THE G LINE, CELEB TRASH TALK

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