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The Amazing True Story of Nathan Harrison By DANIEL WEISS March/April 2021 Around the turn of the twentieth century, Palomar Mountain became a popular destination for tourists from San Diego. Though the mountain lies just 60 miles northeast of the city, at the time, the arduous trip to its summit took several days via horse, horse-drawn carriage, or automobile. The final six miles to its 6,140-foot peak, up a winding grade from the mountain’s base, known as Tin Can Flat, took a full day. The single-lane, unpaved track ran alongside sheer drop-offs and was so steep that drivers would ...

'Users' Review: A Pensive, Tech-Wary Doc Where the Pictures Say More Than the Words Stunning imagery but stunted philosophy mean this beautiful but meandering doc yields less than meets the eye. Jessica Kiang, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Courtesy of Sundance Institute We’ve all been alone inside our heads a lot recently, and the question “why am I having weird dreams” has reportedly surged as a Google search over the past year. Natalia Almada’s “Users,” which won the directing award for U.S. Documentary in Sundance, is perhaps best appreciated as one of those peculiarly vivi...

This snowmobile conversion was invented by Virgil White, a Ford dealer in New Hampshire, who built his first in 1913 and patented it four years later. The kit included skis made of wood and metal, a dual-wheel rear axle from a Ford TT truck, and tracks for the wheels. White sold the kits through Ford dealers, starting in 1922. The kit was $400, or you could buy a converted car for $750. There weren’t a lot of roads at the time outside of cities, and they were seldom if ever plowed, so the Snowmobiles were popular with doctors and mail-carriers. The car’s price reflects the quality of its ...

Could not influence. >> i get that, moderate dismissal. i think americans are learning to be salveier consumers, right? it took us a while to figure out how to drive the model t and figure out more of the world wasn't happening in new jersey, savvy consumers of mass media. we have to learn to be salveier consumers of this. bumps for the providers and us. if republicans get really serious about bringing hard regulatory hand against these firms they'll not like it later when these firms are responsive to the government excessively. >> what we have here is a continuing polarization of the elector...

I'm not for taking those down. i am for upgrading. we have lots of technology now. it's 2019. we don't drive model t cars and use rotary dial phones. the same applies to border security and national security. it's a lot of money to go back and say we will take down these walls. i'm saying let's be smart. let's just get together and do the smartest thing we possibly can on this. brian: for a change. >> for a change. ainsley: there are some rumors out there that you might be running for president. >> i am very strongly considering it. i think this country is divided. i think we are not focused o...