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The following events occurred in October 1935:

October 1, 1935 (Tuesday)
A new law went into effect in Siam that no longer recognized polygamy.
Sport became mandatory in German schools.
The Boston Housing Authority was formed.
Born: Julie Andrews, actress and singer, in Walton-on-Thames, England; Julio Jaramillo, singer, in Guayaquil, Ecuador (d. 1978); Teruyoshi Nakano, special effects director, in Andong Province, Manchukuo

October 2, 1935 (Wednesday)
Unconfirmed reports circulated of a battle between Italians and Ethiopians in the vicinity of Mousa Ali. Italian officials denied the reports.
Benito Mussolini gave a radio address in Rome informing Italians that "A solemn hour is about to sound in the history of the fatherland ... For many months the wheels of destiny have been moving toward their goal under the impulse of our calm determination. In the latter hours their rhythm has become more swift and by now cannot be stopped. It is not only an army that strives towards its objectives but a whole people of 44 million souls against whom an attempt is being made to consumnate the blackest of injustices – that of depriving us of some small place in the sun."
Bulgaria imposed a state of emergency after a failed coup against the government.
Born: Robert Henry Lawrence, Jr., astronaut, in Chicago, Illinois (d. 1967)

October 3, 1935 (Thursday)
League of Nations officials announced that they had received a communication from Ethiopia asserting that Adwa had been bombed by Italian warplanes. Emperor Haile Selassie informed a Reuters correspondent: "I have just received the news that the first bombs dropped by Italian planes on Adwa fell on the Red Cross Hospital there, killing and wounding nurses." The Second Italo-Ethiopian War had begun.
Haile Selassie ordered a general mobilization.
The first phase of the war began with De Bono's invasion of Abyssinia in the north.
Nazi Germany declared neutrality in the Ethiopian conflict.
Born: Charles Duke, American astronaut, U.S. Air Force pilot, and test pilot, in Charlotte, North Carolina; Armen Dzhigarkhanyan, Soviet Russian-Armenian actor, in Yerevan, Armenian SSR (d. 2020); Sinikka Kurkinen, painter, in Joutseno, Finland

October 4, 1935 (Friday)
France informed Britain that it would support the enforcement of sanctions against Italy and pledged military support in the event of any attack that arose from them.
Italian forces captured Adigrat and Enticho.
The Italian delegation at the League of Nations maintained that Italy was not waging war, but was only engaged in "military police measures to establish order."
Luna Park opened in Sydney, Australia.
Died: Jean Béraud, 86, French painter

October 5, 1935 (Saturday)
U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt invoked the August 31 Neutrality Act to place an arms embargo on both Italy and Ethiopia.
Collingwood defeated South Melbourne in the 39th Victorian Football League Grand Final.

October 6, 1935 (Sunday)
Italian forces captured Adwa.
Haile Selassie made another public statement to the world through the Associated Press, saying, "Mr. Mussolini charges us with being barbarians and says he wishes to civilize us. Is the wanton slaughter of women and children by air bombs and machine guns the kind of civilization he wishes to give us? ... Despite the fact that our empire is faced with the gravest crisis of its long and glorious history – a crisis with which we have always striven to live in peace and amity – we still place all our faith in the League of Nations, which is pledged to defend its members, the small as well as the great, from unjustifiable aggression."
Communists in Mexico City tore the swastika flag from Germany's honorary consulate and dragged it through the streets.
Born: Bruno Sammartino, professional wrestler, in Abruzzo, Italy (d. 2018); Charito Solis, film actress, in Tondo, Manila, Philippines (d. 1998)

October 7, 1935 (Monday)
By unanimous vote, the League of Nations declared Italy guilty of committing an act of war against all members of the organization by invading Abyssinia. The vote laid the basis for economic sanctions.
The Detroit Tigers won the World Series with a 4–3 victory over the Chicago Cubs in Game 6.
The French dockworker's union called on its members to boycott the loading and unloading of Italian ships.
The United States Supreme Court moved to the new $10 million Supreme Court Building.
Five people were arrested in Los Angeles as suspects in a plot to extort $1,000 from Mae West by sending letters threatening to kill her or disfigure her by throwing acid in her face.
Died: Francis Wilson, 81, American actor

October 8, 1935 (Tuesday)
Mussolini forbade anyone from bringing more than 2,000 lire into Italy at a time. Tourists had been changing their money for Italian currency in adjoining countries at a considerable discount.
Clement Attlee was appointed the interim leader of the Labour Party.

October 9, 1935 (Wednesday)
Austria and Hungary announced that they would not co-operate with the League of Nations in applying any sanctions against Italy.
The film A Midsummer Night's Dream, adapted from the William Shakespeare play of the same name, premiered at the Hollywood Theatre in New York.
Born: Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, in Belgrave Square, London, England

October 10, 1935 (Thursday)
Greek President Alexandros Zaimis was deposed in a military coup. Panagis Tsaldaris was forced to resign and was succeeded by Georgios Kondylis.
Ethiopian commander Haile Selassie Gugsa defected to the Italian side.
The Langenberg transmission tower was destroyed by a tornado.
Six American countries met to define the new border between Paraguay and Bolivia after the Chaco War.

October 11, 1935 (Friday)
The League of Nations applied its first round of sanctions against Italy, imposing a general arms embargo against the country. Members were asked to take steps to prevent arms from passing indirectly to Italy through any third party such as Austria.
Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone were married in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.

October 12, 1935 (Saturday)
Nazi Germany banned jazz from the radio.
An incident took place at the border between Siberia and Manchukuo near Grodekovo. Events in the clash between a Japanese-Manchukuan detachment and Soviet border guards were disputed, but several were killed on both sides.
Born: Tony Kubek, baseball player, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Luciano Pavarotti, operatic tenor, in Modena, Italy (d. 2007)

October 13, 1935 (Sunday)
The Soviet Union directed a note of protest to Japan over the border incident, accusing the Japanese-Manchukuan detachment of breaching the Siberian border nearly a mile. The Japanese contended that it was the Russians who crossed the border.

October 14, 1935 (Monday)
The Canadian federal election was held. The Liberal Party led by William Lyon Mackenzie King was swept back into power.
The Turkish government had all Masonic lodges in the country dissolved and their property transferred to the state.
Richard Hauptmann was given 30 days' grace to appeal his murder conviction to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Hornibrook Bridge opened in Bramble Bay, Queensland, Australia.
Born: La Monte Young, minimalist composer, in Bern, Idaho

October 15, 1935 (Tuesday)
Axum fell to the Italians.
Germany's Naval Gazette revealed that 21 U-boats had already been launched.
Six one-act plays in the Noël Coward play cycle Tonight at 8.30 were performed for the first time in Manchester.
Born: Barry McGuire, singer-songwriter, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Bobby Morrow, sprinter, in Harlingen, Texas (d. 2020); Willie O'Ree, ice hockey player, in Fredericton, New Brunswick

October 16, 1935 (Wednesday)
The owners of the Nine Mile Point Colliery in the South Wales Valleys announced that the mine was closing indefinitely after a day of fighting between police and striking miners protesting the employment of non-union workers.
The Massachusetts Handicap horse race was inaugurated.
Born: Sugar Pie DeSanto, rhythm and blues singer, in Brooklyn, New York; Sabiha Khanum, actress, in Gujrat, Punjab, British India (d. 2020)

October 17, 1935 (Thursday)
Hans Schweitzer was appointed Germany's Reichsbeauftragten für künstlerische Formgebung (Reich Commissioner for Artistic Design).

October 18, 1935 (Friday)
The Helena earthquake occurred in Montana.
The German cabinet convened in Berlin for its first fall session and promulgated a new law forbidding marriage in the case of either party having a hereditary disease. The official publication of the Nuremberg Laws was postponed due to fears of an international boycott of the 1936 Summer Olympics if they went into effect beforehand.
In the port of Alexandria, two boiler explosions on the Italian liner Ausonia killed 6 and injured 20. British vessels in the area including the hospital ship Maine rendered assistance.
The historical drama film The Last Days of Pompeii was released.
Born: Peter Boyle, actor, in Norristown, Pennsylvania (d. 2006)
Died: Gaston Lachaise, 53, French-born American sculptor

October 19, 1935 (Saturday)
The sanctions committee of the League of Nations approved a British proposal for a complete boycott of Italian goods.

October 20, 1935 (Sunday)
The Long March of the Red Army of the Communist Party of China ended. The March lasted 368 days and covered 6,000 miles.
Born: Jerry Orbach, actor and singer, in the Bronx, New York (d. 2004)
Died: Adolphus Greely, 91, American polar explorer and U.S. Army officer; Arthur Henderson, 72, British politician; Sidney Smith, 58, American cartoonist (auto accident)

October 21, 1935 (Monday)
Germany formally ended its membership in the League of Nations. Germany had announced its withdrawal from the League two years earlier, but had to wait until now for all its obligations to expire.
Argentina joined the World Court.
Grant v Australian Knitting Mills, a landmark case in consumer law, was decided on appeal in the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in the U.K.
Born: Derek Bell, musician, in Belfast, Northern Ireland (d. 2002)

October 22, 1935 (Tuesday)
The Jérémie hurricane left three dead and four injured in Santiago de Cuba. The , bearing President Roosevelt home from a fishing trip, avoided the hurricane.
Born: Ann Rule, true crime writer, in Lowell, Michigan (d. 2015)
Died: Tommy Tucker, 71, American baseball player

October 23, 1935 (Wednesday)
William Lyon Mackenzie King became Prime Minister of Canada for the third time.
A brush fire in Malibu, California threatened the homes of several movie stars. Residences belonging to Lionel Atwill and Charles Farrell were destroyed, though they were unoccupied at the time.
Died: Charles Demuth, 51, American watercolorist and painter; Dutch Schultz, 34, American mobster (assassinated)
Dutch Schultz, Abe Landau, Otto Berman, and Bernard "Lulu" Rosencrantz are fatally shot at a saloon in Newark, New Jersey in what will become known as The Chophouse Massacre.

October 24, 1935 (Thursday)
The Río Piedras massacre occurred at the University of Puerto Rico in Río Piedras.
Winston Churchill warned that Nazi Germany was a greater threat to peace than the war in Abyssinia. "We cannot afford to see Nazidom in its present phase of cruelty and intolerance, with all its hatreds and all its gleaming weapons, paramount in Europe at the present time", he told the House of Commons.

October 25, 1935 (Friday)
2,500 died in Haiti from floods caused by the Jérémie hurricane.
British Parliament was dissolved and a general election called for November 14.
Clement Attlee was elected leader of the Labour Party.
The underground miners' strike ended in South Wales.

October 26, 1935 (Saturday)
Due to a food shortage in the Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland, Nazi Germany proclaimed meatless and butterless days for those regions on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
During a speech commemorating the 13th anniversary of the March on Rome, Benito Mussolini called international sanctions against Italy "the most odious of injustices".
Born: Gloria Conyers Hewitt, mathematician, in Sumter, South Carolina

October 27, 1935 (Sunday)
Albert Einstein and Thomas Mann endorsed Carl von Ossietzky for the Nobel Peace Prize. Ossietzky had been imprisoned in the Esterwegen concentration camp since February 1934.
Born: Frank Adonis, actor, in Brooklyn, New York (d. 2018)

October 28, 1935 (Monday)
Civilians in Mek'ele were ordered to evacuate in anticipation of an Italian offensive.

October 29, 1935 (Tuesday)
Mussolini proclaimed food restrictions, going into effect November 5, in order to fight the effects of boycotting and sanctions. Butcher shops were to close on Tuesdays and were forbidden from selling beef, veal, mutton, lamb or pork on Wednesdays. Since butcher shops already usually closed on Thursdays and most Italians refrained from eating meat on Fridays, the decree amounted to a half-week ban on meat.
Nazi Germany partially lifted the February 21 gag order on Jewish philosopher Martin Buber. He was permitted to continue his teaching activities as they promoted the emigration of young Jews to Palestine.
Born: Isao Takahata, filmmaker and co-founder of Studio Ghibli, in Ise, Mie, Japan (d. 2018)

October 30, 1935 (Wednesday)
Nazi Germany announced a general inspection of all vehicles in the country to determine and catalogue their suitability for military use in the event of an emergency.
Germany instructed its ambassador in Britain to lodge a protest over an article written by Winston Churchill in The Strand Magazine. In the article, Churchill wrote that "history is replete with examples of men who have risen to power by employing stern, grim, wicked and even frightful methods, but who, nevertheless, when their life is revealed as a whole, have been regarded as great figures whose lives have enriched the story of mankind. So may it be with Hitler." According to Churchill, time would tell whether Hitler would go down in history as "a monster or a hero."
Born: Robert Caro, journalist and author, in New York City; Agota Kristof, writer, in Csikvánd, Hungary (d. 2011); Jim Perry, baseball player, in Williamston, North Carolina

October 31, 1935 (Thursday)
Angry Italians staged anti-British demonstrations in Rome. Students shouted anti-British slogans and vandalized shop signs that were written in English.
In Chicago, Big Joe Williams and the Washboard Blues Singers made the first recording of the classic blues song "Baby, Please Don't Go".
The British government said it would raise the school-leaving age from 14 to 15.
John Henry Lewis defeated Bob Olin in St. Louis for the World Light Heavyweight Championship of boxing.
Born: Ronald Graham, mathematician, in Taft, California (d. 2020)

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A man has been given unpaid work after headbutting a policeman in Aberdeen.
Aaron Yung, 31, assaulted the officer at 2.10am on August 13 at an address on Buckie Road.
He appeared for sentencing having previously pled guilty to the assault.
Fiscal depute Sally McAuley said a member of the public had contacted police over a "disturbance".
When they arrived they found Yung under the influence of alcohol.
Defence agent Kevin Longino said various family issues had built up.
Sheriff Graham Buchanan ordered Yung, of Fairview Circle, Danestone, to be supervised for nine months and to carry out 120 hours of unpaid work.


First Thought When Finished: Just a bit too much repetition in the beginning of the book but once we get to the meat of the story, it gets awesome (that part is worth a 4.25)!
Story Thoughts: Poor Gwen, she can't get a break even on a school winter vacation. I loved going "off-site" in Kiss of Frost. The element of who was bad/who was good was also etched up a notch! The Winter Carnival was the perfect setting for Gwen to work her through her issues surrounding her feeling for Logan (teenage first love is the worst/the best depending on how it is going). It also gave us a chance to meet other students from other academies (which I hope to see more of in the future). The original part of the story was strong and fun. Enjoyable ride for fans of the series.
Character Thoughts: Gwen and her merry band of misfits are really beginning to worm their way into my heart. While they have some of that teenage drama surrounding them, they really seem to step up when they need too. They work together really well as a team. I also love the strong friendships displayed in Kiss of Frost. Boys may come and go but friends are who keep you grounded. Gwen really lucked out there!
I wasn't completely sold on Tara's narration until Kiss of Frost and now I can't see anyone else doing Gwen or Grandma Frost's voices. Her pacing, emotion, and warmth are perfect for the Mythos Academy women. The teenage boys still sound a little off to me but even they are growing on me. Though I don't think that is on Tara, teenage boys are hard to nail perfectly in audio even when done by a guy.
Final Thoughts: The Mythos Academy gang entertained me again! I am so glad they are finally on audio.
I want to tryout Estep's YA series too. Sounds like she may suffer from the same publisher probs of too much rehash in this series too. Hopefully she gets it worked out here too.
You would love the audio 🙂 I think because you know the stories, it would be a fun listen!
So this is a good YA without love triangles and the usual teenage angst?
YES! It doesn't have a love triangle 🙂 There is a little angst but not a huge amount!


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A 'spin ratchet': A new electronic structure for generating spin current
(Nanowerk News) A research team from the Institut Català de Nanotecnologia (ICN), in Barcelona, has demonstrated a device that induces electron spin motion without net electric currents, a key step in developing the spin computers of the future. The results are published in the Dec 17 issue of the journal Science. The authors are Marius V. Costache and Sergio O. Valenzuela, an ICREA Professor who is leader of the Physics and Engineering of Nanodevices Group at ICN.
Spintronics is a branch of electronics that aims to use the electron spin rather than its charge to transport and store information. The electron spin comes in two forms, "spin up" or "spin down", and would allow significantly more data to be stored and analyzed than is possible with current electronics. Moreover, spin computers would be able to process vast amounts of information while using less energy and generating much less heat than conventional computers.
Advances in spintronics have already impacted commercial products, enabling a huge increase in storage capacity of magnetic hard disks. However, the devices comprise ferromagnetic multilayers that act as spin filters and require conventional electrical charge currents in order to work. To garner the full potential of spintronics, further fundamental advances are urgently needed.
Researchers working in this field face a key challenge: how to generate and control spins without the simultaneous generation of electric current, and the resultant energy losses? This would enable not just data storage, but calculations to be realized directly using spin states.
As reported in the journal Science, Prof. Valenzuela and Dr. Costache have proposed and experimentally demonstrated a ratchet concept to control the spin motion. In analogy to a ratchet wrench, which provides uniform rotation from oscillatory motion, such ratchets achieve directed spin transport in one direction, in the presence of an oscillating signal. Most important, this signal could be an oscillatory current that results from environmental charge noise; thus future devices based on this concept could function by gathering energy from the environment.
The efficiency of the ratchet can be very high. Reported results show electron polarizations of the order of 50%, but they could easily exceed 90% with device design improvements. The spin ratchet, which relies on a single electron transistor with a superconducting island and normal metal leads, is able to discriminate the electron spin, one electron at a time. The devices can also function in a "diode" regime that resolves spin with nearly 100% efficacy and, given that they work at the single-electron level, they could be utilized to address fundamental questions of quantum mechanics in the solid state or to help prepare the path for ultrapowerful quantum or spin computers.
The main drawback of the devices is that they work at low temperature. However, this does not represent a problem for quantum computing applications as solid state implementations of quantum computers will most likely require similar working conditions. Future research at the ICN will focus on increasing the spin ratchet efficiency and testing different ratchet protocols to implement a working device at room temperature.
Catalan Institute of Nanotechnology (ICN)
The Catalan Institute of Nanotechnology (ICN) is a private foundation created in 2003 and forms part of CERCA, the Network of Research Centers launched by the Catalan Government as a key plank of the long-term strategy to foster the development of a knowledge-based economy. The ICN´s multicultural team of scientists, representing over 20 nationalities, aims to produce cutting-edge science and develop next-generation technologies by investigating the new properties of matter that arise from the fascinating behavior at the nanoscale.
Research is devoted on one side to the study and understanding of fundamental physical phenomena associated to state variables (electrons, spin, phonons, photons, plasmons, etc.), the investigation of new properties derived from tailored nanostructures, and the opening of new routes and fabrication processes for the conception of new nanodevices.
On the other side, researchers also explore the state of aggregation at the nanometric scale, the development of nanoproduction methods, synthesis, analysis, and manipulation of aggregates and structures of nanometric dimension, and the development of techniques for characterizing and manipulating nanostructures.
These lead to commercially relevant studies such as the functionalization of nanoparticles, the encapsulation of active agents, novel drugs and vaccines, new nanodevices and nanosensors, with applications in health, food, energy, environment, etc.
The Institute actively promotes collaboration among scientists from diverse areas of specialization (physics, chemistry, biology, engineering), and trains new generations of scientists, offering studentships, doctoral and post-doctoral positions.
Source: Institut Català de Nanotecnologia

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BBA is a frontline anti-trafficking and anti-slavery grassroots movement in India, founded by Nobel Peace Laureate Kailash Satyarthi in 1980. Its core activities are run and managed through the registered society 'Association for Voluntary Action' (AVA).
The liberating and humanising philosophy of the movement continues to remain central to its activism against all forms of violation of child rights.
Started in 1980, Bachpan Bachao Andolan is India's largest movement for the protection of children and works with government agencies and policy makers to strengthen the system.
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When 13-year-old Amar's parents were told by a stranger that their son could earn up to Rs 5,000 a month, they were ecstatic. Little did they know that they were about to push their son into the worst form of exploitation. Born in extreme poverty in Madhubani, Bihar, Amar was like any other child his …
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The sweet innocence of Malvati's face hides unimaginable horrors that the 13-year-old girl from a tribal community in West Bengal's North Dinajpur district. Malvati fell victim to human trafficking when she was not even in her early teens. And since then she knew only pain and suffering until she was rescued by a team of …
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Q: Cannot read property 'stringuid' of undefined: AGORAIO While trying to make a live streaming platform, Agora gives the following error when I try to publish a stream.
TypeError: Cannot read property 'stringUid' of undefined
    at Object.B.t._publish (AgoraRTCSDK.min.js:14)
    at Object.B.t.publish (AgoraRTCSDK.min.js:14)
    at e.<anonymous> (agora.js:141)
    at d (runtime.js:63)
    at Generator._invoke (runtime.js:293)
    at Generator.next (runtime.js:118)
    at r (asyncToGenerator.js:3)
    at s (asyncToGenerator.js:25)

The same code works just fine when testing on localhost, but gives this error when I try to access the same URL at the hosted website. The hosting environment is firebase.
Also, this was given in the agora docs. Where they said:

Reason
You have called Stream.publish before the Client.join method call succeeds.
Solution
Check your code logic and ensure that you call Stream.publish after the Client.join method call succeeds.

But I have ensured that this is not the case by the use of debuggers.
EDIT: (code)
    async init( ) {
        if(!this.client) this.createClient();

        this.client.setClientRole(this.role);

        return new Promise(
            (resolve, reject) => this.client.init(this.appID, resolve, reject)
        );
    }

    async attach( channel, uid = null, token ) {
        await this.init();

        return new Promise(
            (resolve, reject) => this.client.join( token, channel, uid, resolve, reject )
        );
    }

    async join( channel, uid = null, token = null ) {
        this.role = 'audience';

        token = token ?? (await api.agora.token.get(channel)).token;
        console.log(token);
        this.uid = await this.attach(channel, uid, token);

        this.setAudienceEvents();
    }

    async host(channel, uid = null, token = null) {
        this.role = 'host';

        this.uid = await this.attach(channel, uid, token ?? this.token); // joining channel

        let stream = await this.createStream(uid);

        await this.enableDualStream();
        this.client.publish(stream, errFn); // publishing
        this.client.setRemoteVideoStreamType(stream, 0);

        this.setHostEvents();
    }

    async createStream( uid, config = defaults.stream) {
        return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
            if(!this.client) this.createClient();
            this.uid = this.stream? this.stream.getId(): uid;

            if(this.stream) this.removeStream();

            let options = _.pick(config, [ 'video', 'audio', 'screen' ]);
            let stream = AgoraRTC.createStream({
                streamID: this.uid,
                ...options
            });

            stream.setVideoProfile(config.resolution);
            stream.init(( ) => resolve(stream), reject);
        });
    };

A: TypeError: Cannot read property 'stringUid' of undefined
this error means that you have to pass
uid as string "123"
e.g
this.uid = stringUid.tosting()
and always create new uid for publish and subscriber case and second always use
new token for publish and subscriber. Please check from official documentation
https://docs.agora.io/en/search/Interactive%20Broadcast?platform=Web

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Sheraton is a world class luxury hotel chain which has 435 hotels and 88 resorts in 70 countries. Sheraton was acquired by Starwood Hotels & Resorts group in 1998 which gives Starwood Preferred Guests (SPG) benefits in 1300+ hotels across 11 brands in 100 countries. Built in 1971, the Sheraton Waikiki has 11 room types starting at a city view room and going all the way through to the presidential suite so you are sure to find one to suit.
Sheraton Waikiki hands down occupies one of the finest locations in Honolulu. Situated on Kalakaua Ave, The Sheraton commands an enviable position mere steps away from the golden sands of Waikiki Beach. Out the front, direct access to the Royal Hawaiian Centre means you are surrounded with world class shopping and a host of restaurants. Make sure you also check out my guide to shopping in Waikiki plus my picks of the local eateries, both of which have been updated in 2016. The Hubs and I tend to walk everywhere and it's about a 20 minute walk to the Ala Moana centre, Hawaii's premier shopping destination and about 30 minutes to Diamond Head in the other direction. If the heat is too much or you are simply not inclined to walk all the trolleys stop just outside the front door and the local bus (actually called The Bus) motors along nearby. Taxi's are plentiful and the hotel staff can organise one for you at a moments notice. Exit to the side past the parking garage and you will find yourself on Lewers Street in the heart of Waikiki Beachwalk which is always buzzing. I have shared with you before my guilty addiction to 'catching them all' in Pokemon Go and the Sheraton Waikiki is surrounded by Pokestops to fill your bag, including three on site. The transformed newly-opened International Market Place is a mere 5 minute stroll from the Sheraton Waikiki and is set to change the face of shopping in the area housing Saks Fifth Ave, plus over 100 specialty shops and world class restaurants. I am VERY disappointed that I didn't get to see it open but there is always next time. Given you have everything you could possibly need virtually on your doorstep you could be forgiven for never venturing further than a few blocks in either direction from the Sheraton Waikiki.
The Sheraton Waikiki has 1636 rooms across a number of categories including 139 suites. We selected an ocean front room and having stayed in a mountain view room previously, I'm glad we chose the upgrade. The view from the compact lanai (balcony) across beautiful Waikiki Beach is breath taking. There is always something happening, with surfers, stand up paddle boarders, leisure craft, swimmers and mammoth cruise liners all competing for space on the clear aquamarine water. You could lose days simply staring at the ever changing vista with a wine glass in hand.
The Sheraton Waikiki is constructed in a double arc so each wing offers a slightly different aspect. We were on the sixth floor at the far end on the left hand side (looking from the beach) which provided a spectacular view to Diamond ahead across the beach. Those on the right would likely be treated to spectacular sunsets and glimpses of fireworks on a Friday night. Some balconies have railings while others have half-height solid walls. We lucked out with the railing in my opinion as it meant the views were uninterrupted. If you have a preference make sure you specify when booking and they will do their best to accommodate your request.
The bathroom is small but perfectly formed with an electronic toilet (complete with heated seat!) which delighted The Hubs. The cantilever mirror opens up to the sleeping area which was a nice touch and makes the room feel much bigger when open. The shower is over a somewhat dated bath which seems out of sorts with the rest of the room. The shower head offers a variety of settings and while perfectly adequate the tap only allows you to control the temperature not the strength. I was disappointed to see a shower curtain not a glass screen. Towels are in plentiful supply and while not as luxurious as I would expect from a hotel of this standing they got the job done. The basic toiletries were supplied but the extras that I have come to expect such as a toothbrush, cotton balls etc were not. The Hubs always relies on a toothbrush being provided and was caught short this visit.
We arrived at the Sheraton Waikiki at 7.30am after a ten hour flight and a full house the night before meant that there was no chance of an early check in so our room would not be ready until 3pm. Our 6am departure also meant we couldn't take advantage of Sheraton Waikiki's later check out. The up side was that the queues were non existent when we checked in and out which was not the case at 3pm when I saw they snaked beyond the reception area past the shops. One thing I was not prepared for was the full amount of our stay to be held on my credit card at check in as I am used to paying on check out. A hasty loan redraw by internet banking was needed and as we had yet to buy our T-Mobile Tourist Plan we were offered complimentary use of the computers in the lobby to sort it out.
Housekeeping was absolutely spot on at the Sheraton Waikiki. The staff were like Vulcan mind readers, instinctively knowing exactly when we were out of the room to sneak and tidy up even when it was a very brief absence. In our seven days in residence we were never once bothered by a knock on the door announcing 'housekeeping' accompanied by the sensation that we were being an inconvenience by staying in our room when they had work to do. Absolutely top marks for this! Staff throughout the hotel were courteous and friendly and we were always greeted in the halls when we walked past. There were three examples of stand out service we received during our stay; the first was when we returned to check in a little earlier than the requested 3pm and joined the lengthy queue that had formed. We resigned ourselves to a long wait after an already very tiring day but we were thrilled when our server from earlier recognised us and called us out to efficiently finalise the process and get us to our room in record time. The second was the server at The Edge bar who was extremely attentive to patrons in the pool and on the lounges. We never had to wait long for her friendly smiling face to appear and offer another round. She even allowed us to order one last round when she had already finished up on the last night of our stay which I really appreciated. Finally, we were left a very nice plate of choc-dipped strawberries in our room which I assure you went down a treat.
Who doesn't love an infinity pool? No one that's who, and the Sheraton Waikiki has one of the best. It's beach side, adults only and offers bar service direct to your bean bag. The temperature is a little cool in the morning before the sun has had a chance to work its magic but it is perfect for a late afternoon/pre dinner dip to ease away the tensions of the day. Grab a bean bag and hook your feet over the edge to enjoy stunning views of the impossibly blue Pacific Ocean. One thing that bugs me no end about hotel pools is that it is virtually impossible to get a sun lounge, not so at the Sheraton Waikiki. The house rule that unattended items will be removed within the hour is fiercely policed to ensure that all guests get a fair go. Love it! Because the infinity pool is adults only there is a large seperate pool complete with waterside for families to enjoy. Conveniently it is right next to the Baskin Robbins so an icy treat is never fair away. Little girls will love the hair braiding nearby. Cabanas and premium lounges are available at both pools at an additional cost.
If the pool is not your thing there are lots of other facilities including restaurants, bars, a gym, a nail salon, a spa and shopping. My pick of the bunch is Rum Fire. It is the perfect place to enjoy drinks while watching the sun slowly sink below the water.
The Sheraton Waikiki resort fee (see below) includes a raft of extras including free wi-fi, international and local calls, cultural activities and free parking. I can see how this might be great value for some (especially the parking given this can run high in Waikiki) but for us it amounted to approximately AUD$320 for use of the wi-fi, two swims in the pool (one with floaties) and a thirty second phone call home (voice mail!). We did try to attend the free lei making class on our last day but despite arriving 15 minutes early it was full. Perhaps we shouldn't have left it to the last day but it was all the more soured by the attendant who was extremely dismissive, refused to acknowledge my presence in front of her until I spoke first and told us to come back tomorrow despite me explaining that was not possible. She shrugged her shoulders, repeated that they were full and advised that most people arrive an hour early to secure one of the coveted spots. Given the hotel has so many rooms they need to offer more than 25 spaces each session. Every night at 8pm and 9pm the Birth Of Hawaii laser show occurs poolside. We happened to be around one night and stopped in for a look. While the kids might enjoy it, I wouldn't recommend staying in simply to see the show. Hula lesions are popular with the female guests and everyone can have a bit of fun with a ukulele lesson. Grab an activities guide from reception when you check in to make the most of your stay.
I said at the beginning that the Sheraton Waikiki was not a budget destination and even with the discount I was able to secure it was right at the top of our budget, but to be fair the weak AUD had a big part to play in that. Rooms start at around USD$274 (approx AUD$360) a night but it's the hidden extras that bump up the bill significantly. For each night we stayed we were slugged USD$31.41 in resort fees, USD$12.25 in general excise tax plus an occupancy tax of USD$24.05 totaling a whopping USD$67.71 per night. These extra costs added about AUD$650 to our bill over the course of our seven night stay. Don't get me wrong, I would still have stayed and am happy to pay but I prefer to be quoted the total price inclusive of the extras in the interests of transparency.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Sheraton Waikiki, it delivered everything I would expect of a luxury hotel and there was very little that I could fault them on. The staff go out of their way to you make you feel like a very special guest and provide a level of personalised service that is often lacking in large hotels. The Sheraton Waikiki is a perfect choice for a special occasion trip such as a honeymoon, birthday or anniversary. If budget is a concern, consider splitting your stay and spending a few nights here with the remainder of your stay at a less expensive hotel to keep the costs down. I would not hesitate to chose the Sheraton again when I am next in Waikiki but I am really hoping the AUD will be somewhere near parity again soon to make it a better value proposition for Aussies. If you have never been to Hawaii my know before you go post is a great place to start your research.
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Disclaimer: I received a discounted rate and complimentary upgrade during our stay as part of my collaboration with The Sheraton Waikiki. As always, all opinions are my own. This post contains affiliate links for which a small commission may be paid.
I love it when housekeeping is really discreet. I always feel bad when I'm in the room and they need to get in or I'm rushed because they need to clean. The views are insanely beautiful and it makes me wonder if it's real! Can you say visual hangovers? the pool didn't look that big, so I'd be really keen on just swimming in the ocean the entire time.
I'm hearing you Kathy! I'm a night owl anyway so am almost always up past 1am when the noise died down so sleeping was no problem and the doors blocked almost everything out once they were closed but it would have been nice to be able to keep them open more.
Hey there is nothing wrong with a hostel Clare and some of my favourite travel experiences have been on a shoestring budget. I'm blessed these days to be able to afford a little more luxury but I'm still a bargain hunter at heart. These days I look for bang for my buck rather than the cheapest possible bed and always make use of specials offers and discounts to stretch my travel dollar ?
Its crazy how much more expensive it is for us Australians and Canadians compared to Americans these days. I also hope the currency goes back to being equal in the near future!! Sheraton Waikiki nevertheless looks awesome and the amenities it offers look out of this world!
THAT POOL! I want to live in that pool! Glad to hear that there are pool police to remove people's stuff that's unattended. that's always the worst when you arrive and there's no where to sit or put your things at. Do they allow drinks in the pool?? Is there a bar at the pool??
Exactly I hate that! It's so bad in Europe! The pool bar is great and I had a lovely glass of Sauv Blanc on my floatie ?
I love reading the opinions of people from other countries. I had to giggle at your thoughts on the flimsy little knobs on bed side lamps. I had never thought of it before, but now have to laugh at that is the case in every hotel I've ever been in here, too! I have no idea why though!! I even have on on my bedside table in my bedroom at home. This begs the question…..are there not bed side lamps in Australia or do they have really big sturdy knobs on them?
And…..I would never have expected a heated toilet seat in Hawaii….isn't it supposed to be warm there year round? LOL!
Yes of course we have bedside lamps lol they just usually have a switch on them that makes much more sense to me lol. I know! Probably the least place I would expect a heated toilet seat but it didn't stop The Hubs testing it out ?
Those sneaky resort fees will getcha every time. It looks like a gorgeous hotel though, I'm glad you enjoyed your time.
Yep I'm not a fan of hidden fees. The cost is the same at the end of the day I can't understand why they just wouldn't quote it as part of the cost. Loved the Sheraton though and would have no hesitation returning ?
Honolulu is my home away from home! What a fun post. I usually stay with family but when I don't I go the Airbnb route… Glad to hear you liked this and recommend it — I may need a good hotel in the future! Can only handle so much family time, ya know? Haha 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
How cool that you get to visit often! Hawaii is lovely and we keep going back. The Sheraton is superb and honestly those views right!
Hawaii is spectacular Omniya. I hope you get there soon ?
Okay, so you had me at infinity pool. I love everything about infinity pools! This hotel is everything I could ask for in a trip to Hawaii. I have never been to Hawaii, but have ventured to the majority of the States. Hubby and I have considered a stopover on the way to Australia before and now I know where I would consider staying. I enjoy hotels that have late check out options and are willing to accommodate if your schedule is out of that time frame or earlier. Too bad you couldn't take advantage. 6 am is early!
The location of the Sheraton Waikiki is perfect and that infinity pool is so dreamy! I could spend the entire day there. Shame that they add so many hidden fees to the bill, I would not be happy to spend $650 extra at the end of my stay.
It's not so much about how much it cost but more just the way they priced it Joanna. Would have preferred to be quoted an 'all in' price from the beginning.
The Sheraton Waikiki sounds like it's in the perfect location, although with a beach like that I am not sure how much shopping I would be doing. The water is so blue and your pictures are beautiful. "If you can't beat em join em" Great attitude! Hope you had some fun dancing the night away!
Ouch, I hate when hotels take full amount of room on credit card, especially if you have already paid for the hotel online in advance. The Hotel rooms look fabulous and the location close to the beach are very nice as well.
I LOVE Waikiki! It looks like you made a great hotel choice! You had me at 'adult-only infinite pool' – I was basically ready to pack my bag when I saw your photo of people floating around in the pool! What an amazing way to spend a sunny afternoon!
The Sheraton is always a solid choice for hotels – it's an excellent brand. Their infinity look looks stunning, and I also love little extras that hotels sometimes do, like the chocolate covered strawberries. Tiny details go a long way.
I have lived in Hawaii for more than three years, and ironically I have never spent an overnight in Sheraton. My friend was playing guitar and ukulele every Wednesday night in their Rum Fire, and I remember my friends and I sat outside the seats at their oceanfront and enjoy their happy hours, and intoxicated to his music and the sunset. Miss these good old times in paradise. I would definitely consider checking myself into Sheraton if I have a chance to return to Oahu again.
The Rum Fire is awesome isn't it Julie? You definitely need to stay the night to get the full experience ?
Looks like a great time! It's hard to go wrong with beaches and natural scenery like that. Now you have me wanting to go to Hawaii!
Hawaii is perfect for doing not much at all. Floating in that pool was tough but someone has to do it!
Looks like you ad a great time. And yes, who doesn't like an infinity pool :). Now I want to go to Hawaii :).
Hawaii is lovely and I would be surprised if anyone didn't love it!
What an in depth review! It looks truly wonderful, and those chocolate covered strawberries look to die for!
Well you can never go wrong with choc dipped strawberries ?
This hotel definitely has some of my favorite features. Yes to soft, comfy beds, great views, chocolate covered strawberries, and ninja housekeeping staff! I would have opted for the amazing view room too. Perfect shot of Diamond Head. Great post. Felt like I was there(almost).
The Ninja housekeeping was absolutely the best. I hate when they come at a time not convenient to us and many a time I have just told them we don't need them today so save the hassle. I wish every hotel did housekeeping as well as the Sheraton Waikiki ?
Loved this post as Waikiki is my fav place in the world! How cool you got to review the Sheraton! Your pics are lovely, I am collaborating with a hotel there and in process of negotiation, I cant wait to go again!
Awesome Valerie. Can't wait to read it ? I just saw Jetstar has flights in from SYD-HNL from $239 so it might be time for me to book again ?
Wow what a beautiful hotel with a great location and incredible beach!!! Look at that scenery! It sounds like an amazing hotel but I don't know if that price would work for me. But it's something to keep in mind if I ever make it to Hawaii!!!
It really was incredible Lyssie and worth stretching the budget if you can when next in Hawaii ?
It was the perfect spot Georgia. Seriously that view never gets old!
Oh, I have not been to Waikiki in years – It looks exactly the same! I love that Sheraton resorts are consistent around the US, no unpleasant surprises in accommodations!
Must be time to go back Jen! Lots has changed since my first trip over 30 years ago but then again it still 'feels' the same. Those iconic views of Diamond Head are always spectacular!
I could never think that much luxury is that price.. I was expecting you are going to say some hundreds to stay one night. Does Hawaii is generally cheap place or hotel has special offer?
As I mentioned Ozzy, rooms start at about USD$27O per night plus the extras so around USD$340. This would be in low season and with a discount. Rack rate in busy season can be much higher. The level of luxury you get for this is exceptional. I definitely wouldn't consider Hawaii a 'cheap' destination, particularly with the low Aussie dollar but if you shop around and are flexible with when you visit you can still get some decent deals.
It was pretty special Dunja!
They were pretty goof Malaika ?
A very thorough review. I love the chocolate dipped strawberries and the sea view!
They were yum Amanda ?
A hotel chain with 435 hotels and 88 resorts in 70 countries? Now that a huge number and we think those number do matter when we look for something reliable. Waikiki beach looks stunning and a hotel, few steps is definitely a plus. And we bet there must for sure be amazing views of the same from the hotel room too.
I haven't been to Hawaii yet, but if I ever fit it in the budget, I'll definitely give this one a look. The views look sensational. And I might have been sold on the look of those pool floaties alone!
The pool was sensational Lisa. I could have lost hours floating and looking at that view! Loved that they policed the one hour rule so you could always get a lounge ?
The best thing you were staying at a place near to all the possible surrounding. Shopping, food and the hotel, they lovely. The pool is really impressive.
Exactly Laveena! The location of the Sheraton cannot be beaten. It is just perfect!
I am not a big fan of staying in luxury hotels, but sometimes the location just calls for it. Feeling like a royalty on an exotic Island with so many facilities and perfectly located, this would be a great stay if one want to laze around. Sounds like a great stay!
I love a bit of luxury Rirhandzu. I don't travel like this all the time and it was a bit of a special treat which we all need every now and then!
It looks like you use TripAdvisor quite a bit Allison. Would you say that the reviews on TA are a fairly accurate guide to the actual property in this case? Photos look great and I'm sure I could do with a few days in Hawaii!
Love the Sheraton! The infinity pool is amazing!
Last time my aunt stayed, Aussie actor Sam Worthington was sitting at the bar so you can def see some celebs when you're there!
Awwww damn Toni! I didn't see any celebs! I would have loved to have a bevvie with Sam!
It looks really luxurious but it seems affordable as well. I love the pool and the view around the hotel. I will certainly not hesitate to stay in this hotel in the future.
It's lovely Jan and the location is a massive draw card. Service was exceptional also ?
Hotel taxes in the states can be a big bummer! I guess I'm used to them now, so I don't get sticker shock anymore. This hotel looks so nice! My husband would love that toilet, too! Lol.
He was hilarious with the toilet Melissa lol. Taxes are a fact of life but I would rather just know how much I am up for that than adding it all together. Tell me the bottom line from the beginning and I am happy ?
Yeah the hidden fees were annoying but I think it's less so for Americans as they are used to seeing tax added separately. The views were spectacular and it was a pleasure waiting up every morning and throwing the balcony door open!
Sounds great! Very good location. That's always a big plus! Close to shopping, restaurants and the beach.. That sounds wonderful. The room looks nice. That pool! Wow. No I feel like going there haha. Looks so nice.
Location is always highest on my list when choosing accommodation. There is no point being a fab room if you are miles from anywhere, Yes that pool! Amazing!
Nice post! I was in few Sheraton hotels and I have great experiences. This post is amazing, amazing photos! Thank you for sharing this amazing post with us!
I think that is one of the great things about Sheraton, you always get a consistent experience.
I love Hawaii and have been many times but the weak AUD is killing me!
I can't stop wondering our world is so wonderful! How many places I'd love to visit, Hawaii is on my bucket list! Thanks for sharing your experience at Sheraton Waikiki, it's really worth staying!
You are so right Eugenia. Planet Earth is truly spectacular. I hope you make it to Hawaii soon ?
"If you can't beat them, join them!" – so true! Haha and I'm glad to hear you guys did just that. Do you know if this hotel has all inclusive options? The pool looks like such a relaxing place to enjoy an afternoon, especially with ice cream just a few steps away. I've never noticed that the small bedside lamps are an American thing… I guess it always just made sense to me because you can have your bedside light on until you sleep, and then it's really convenient to just reach over from your bed and turn it off. What's the lighting like that you're used to?
Well I guess it depends how you look at it for 'all inclusive' some booking websites will show the full costs including all the fees and taxes and some won't. My preference is to know exactly what I am paying with no surprises! To clarify on the bedside lamps. Yes I like a bedside lamp, the 'American thing' is that every US hotel seem to have bought them from the same place and they all have these spindly little knobs to turn them on and off with. They are fiddly and there seems to be a knack to getting them to work without breaking them. I want a bedside light but I prefer a switch. I know I am being picky but I'm trying to present a balanced view and when the hotel is this good it really is only the little things that I can call out. ?
Awesome I'm sure you won't be sorry Ree. The location is amazing and we had a wonderful stay. It's hard to go back to real life after something like this!
Wow, what a gorgeous hotel. This is great info for those traveling there. I must say, the infinity pool next to the beach seems wonderful. Wow what a treat.
It was definitely a treat Kimberly and I loved that it was adults only!
The hotel looks really beautiful and comfortable! It's location is also perfect. Nice review!
Thanks Filipa. Sheraton Waikiki truly has one of the best locations on the island. You can't beat it!
I always feel like going on vacation Pospi ? I'll be heading to New Zealand in a few weeks.
Oh my you were unlucky to get all the pumping music in your room! But hey it sounds still like an amazing place to be in Hawaii! Can't wait for next year!
It was fabulous Mimi and to be honest the music wasn't that bad and once the door was shut it was all good.
Thanks for sharing us your holidays at Sheraton Waikiki. Oh its weekend here and I'm now craving for this kind of vacation!
I'm hearing you Blair! Can't wait for my next one in a few weeks when we will be heading to New Zealand ?
Wow that location is just marvellous! It would be way out of budget for me and those "extras" are really not something you'd expect for such a price. I am glad you'd enjoyed your stay there to the max!
Location is perfect Naomi! It was definitely a treat for us Naomi ?


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The Board of Secondary Education, Odisha invited candidates for TET Notification 2019 Application online mode only. Candidates who want to grab Orissa this- TET Notification 2019 golden opportunity need to fulfil their eligibility criteria and other details before filling the Odisha OTET Online Application Form 2019. In below section candidates will get all details to fill Orissa TET Notification 2019 online, after fulfilling their eligibility criteria candidates can follow given steps to fill OTET Online Application Form & Entrance Exam 2019. Applicants who wish to get additional details related to the Orissa TET notification 2019 should go through the structured page below which is well presented by the member of the expert team of studydesire.com.
Bachelor's degree with at least 50% marks and Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) from any NCTE Recognized Institution or undergo a six-month Bridge Course in Elementary Education recognized by the NCTE, within two years of such appointment as primary teacher.
Appliers of Odisha Teacher Eligibility Test Notification are required to pay Rs.500/- (Rupees Five Hundred) Only (in case of general or OBC category) and Rs.300/- (Rupees Three Hundred) (by SC/ST category) at applications fees at the time of submitting Odisha TET Application Form.
As per the Orissa TET 2019 Notification of eligible Aspirants for posts of teachers will be done through the Orissa Teacher Eligibility Test 2019 by the following other sections below.
There will be two paper of like OTET Paper-1 and Paper-2.
The total duration of the Orissa TET Notification 2019 will be 2½ hours in each paper.
All questions will be Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), each with four options, one will be an icon, one of which will be correct.
In non-language subjects, the question paper will be bilingual, i.e. in Odia and English.
The following languages will be offered in the language – I: – Oriya, Hindi, Telugu, Urdu, Bengali. The candidate has to choose one of the above mentioned languages for language-first subject.
Language-related topics will be English for all candidates.
Language-I, Odia/ Urdu/ Hindi/ Telugu/ Bengali In each subject area 20 questions will be set form contents & 10 questions from Pedagogy. All 150 questions shall be of multiple choice type with four choices. Only one answer is to be chosen by the candidate.
A- Mathematics & Science 60 (30 questions from Mathematics and 30 questions from Science) 60 In each subject area 20 questions will be set form contents & 10 questions from Pedagogy.
B – Social Studies. 60 (30 questions from History & Political Science & 30 questions from Geography).
Finally take printout of Odisha TET Online Application Form 2019 for further use.
After the Successfully registration for Orissa TET Notification 2019 & Odisha Teacher Eligibility Test 2019 Application form candidates can download their OTET Call Latter 2019 by entering roll number or password. Board of Secondary Education, Odisha will publish the Call Letter on its official website 10 days before commencement of exam.
After completion of the examination, the Secondary Education Board Odisha will release Odisha TET Result 2019 on the official website of Odisha. Candidates, who are going to join the Orissa TET Notification 2019 & Odisha TET examination 2019, can check & download their Odisha Teacher Eligibility Test Results 2019 to know the performance results.


— Letter to Sir Horace Mann (1776-05-27).
...and the best philosophy , to do one's duties, take the world as it comes, submit respectfully to one's lot, bless the goodness that has given us so much happiness with it, whatever it is, and despise affectation .
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Being a lackey of the Trump administration proved it's worth something last night, when Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke announced that Florida Gov. Rick Scott's state would be exempt from a new plan to open nearly all U.S. coastal waters to oil and gas exploration.
Naturally, other states quickly began to wonder: Did their drilling waivers get lost in the mail?
State leaders from California, Oregon, Maryland, and more took to Twitter last night to ask whether they could get in on getting out of the latest installment in the Trump administration's plan to "unleash" American energy production, which (before the Florida waiver) involved opening some 90 percent of offshore waters to drilling.
Currently, 94 percent of coastal waters are closed to this sort of development, and many coastal residents aren't exactly happy at the prospect of that changing. They, like the people of Florida, have their coastal economies and environments to think about. While it was mostly Democrats calling Zinke out after last night's announcement, both Democrats and Republicans have voiced their opposition to the plan.
Sadly, other states might find it more difficult than they'd like to emulate man who doesn't believe state employees should utter the words climate change Rick Scott. The move was widely interpreted as a political stunt intended to boost Scott's favorability among the wealthy NIMBY-er crowd or whoever else might be considering voting a governor who thinks drilling in the Everglades is chill into the Senate. As Alexander Kaufman points out over at the Huffington Post, Scott has had plenty of practice flip flopping on key issues to curry favor among progressives during election years.
Of course, that doesn't mean it's not worth pointing out hypocrisy. Some state leaders who genuinely care about keeping their coastal waters clean might wind up suing Trump over the new program.
For now, state leaders are flooding real life cowboy Ryan Zinke's mentions with reminders that everything continues to be embarrassing.