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Leora Lutz's personal ideology stems from the fruition of DIY, punk rock reasoning and a life-long practice with the handmade—continually supporting the active roles that art and writing both play in shaping history and impacting peoples' lives.
Her hybrid creative professional background spans 20 years' experience in art education programming, spearheading events, and communications for museums, galleries and independent art projects, including the Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, East Side Art Fair (LA), MoCA Los Angeles, Riverside Art Museum. For six years she was a Writing Consultant at California College of the Arts where she counseled designers and artists on Visual Thinking Strategies, Critical Thinking and English.
She has been writing about art since 2005, and has contributed to numerous publications such as ARTnews, Elephant, San Francisco Arts Quarterly, artslant, White Hot, artltd., and Surface Design Journal, as well as exhibition essays. In January, 2016 she launched a project in the form of an art review magazine called Glossary. Her Product Projects question concepts of hand-made and machine-made production, including the act of writing.
Her artwork has been shown at several galleries, institutions and public places including LAND AND SEA, Gallery Lara Tokyo, the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle, MOCA Los Angeles, Palm Springs Museum of Art, 18th Street Arts Center Santa Monica, the Wattis Institute for Contemporary Art in San Francisco, the American Consulate in Belgrade, Serbia, and if by sea: sound poetic walk was installed on Angel Island.
She grew up in the north eastern parts of Los Angeles before relocating to Oakland in 2011, where she received both an MFA in Sculpture and an MA in Visual and Critical Studies from California College of the Arts.
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Former Lowellville chief gets probation for theft, domestic violence
August 8, 2018 at 10:55p.m.
Stacy Kello said Wednesday in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court it was either lose her life or wreck her ex-boyfriend's career.
She chose to wreck his career, and Rick Jamrozik, former Lowellville police chief and Mahoning County Coroner's office investigator, was sentenced to five years of probation.
That sentence was agreed on by prosecutors and defense attorneys, on charges that Jamrozik stole while working, and for beating Kello.
Jamrozik was sentenced by Judge Maureen Sweeney on a fifth-degree felony charge of theft in office for stealing $2,500 cash from a Youngstown home he responded to as a coroner's investigator; obstructing official business, a misdemeanor, wiping his village-issued cellphone of incriminating data while he was being investigated; attempted aggravated assault, a fourth-degree felony; and misdemeanor counts of domestic violence, possession of criminal tools and obstructing justice.
Jamrozik pleaded guilty to theft in office and obstructing official business charges and no contest to the rest.
Read more about the case in Thursday's Vindicator or on Vindy.com.
Probation given to former chief, coroner's investigator
Ex-chief Jamrozik sentenced to 5 years probation
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Ex-Lowellville police chief guilty of theft in office, domestic violence
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Press release 14/10/2019 | Entrepreneurship

The European Union needs to invest into policies and programmes that support the development and connectivity of entrepreneurial ecosystems in European regions and cities also in the next EU programming period 2021-27. Furthermore, entrepreneurial education should be embedded in both SME and education policies in Europe – these were the main messages of the final conference of the Interreg Europe-funded iEER project, organised in Brussels during the European Week of Regions and Cities.
The conference, organised as part of the European Week of Regions and Cities, gathered close to 100 local and regional experts, policy makers and political representatives.
Ten regions participating in the iEER project since 2016 shared tangible results and conclusions of their work, building on the implementation of their regional action plans and based on the knowledge generated during over 15 international workshops attended by nearly 1500 stakeholders over the last three years. The conference was kicked off by a positive announcement by the member of the ECON Commission of the Committee of the Regions Mr Michael Murphy that European Entrepreneurial Region (EER) award had been extended for the next five years to reward EU regions with outstanding entrepreneurial strategies.
The workshop was divided into two parts. In the first part, Head of Project Ms. Christine Chang explained the audience how a start-up framework is expanded into an entrepreneurial ecosystem. As a tangible impact of the project, Chang announced that the return of investment resulting from the project has been impressive 1049%, which caused admiration and approval among the participants. The session was then followed by the iEER regions' presentations on their respective entrepreneurial ecosystems and elaboration on the main lessons learned and added value from the project.
The second part of the workshop focused more on policy making. Presenting the opinion of the European Committee of the Regions on the Contribution of regions and cities to the new EU policy framework on SMEs, the rapporteur - Mr Tadeusz Truskolaski, Mayor of Bialystok, said that policy-makers should focus on cutting administrative burden, support of single European market, and strengthen employee mobility. Moreover, Mr Truskolaski emphasized that access to research and promoting start-ups to become scale-ups is increasingly important.
Mr Ossi Savolainen, Regional Mayor of Helsinki-Uusimaa presented the political conclusions of the iEER project. Among them, Mr Savolainen stressed that Europe needs a mind-set shift in order to become entrepreneurial. The iEER project provides tools for this though iEER Growth Grid which can be applied in formulation of SME policies and smart specialisation strategies.
The speakers from the European Commission's DG REGIO and GROW underlined that the EU SME related policies in the next years will have to address the enterprise transformation and that there will be a significant role for European investment and structural funds to trigger and support these processes in SMEs. European policies should look at different ways of supporting SMEs and enterprise innovation, moving from supporting the scaling up of individual companies to scaling up of entire ecosystems.
Mr Markku Markkula, the First Vice President of the European Committee of the Regions, closed the conference by saying that support for scaling up as well as helping SMEs to follow a sustainable development path should be the focus of the future SME Strategy for Europe. Mr Markkula assured that iEER recommendations certainly need an adequate follow-up and further invited the participants of the conference to continue the discussions on EU policies on SMEs and entrepreneurship at the upcoming SME Assembly in Helsinki on 25-27 November.
Political conclusions of the iEER project
Workshop page
Presentations by
Christine Chang, Head of iEER Interreg Europe
Daniela Copaci, West Regional Development Agency Romania
Michael McQuillan, Northern Ireland
Erwin Siweris, Interreg Europe
Alain Storck, Hauts-de-France
Prof. Dr. Andreas Wilms, University of Applied Sciences Brandenburg
Jacek Wójcikowski, West Pomerania
Launch of the 2021 edition of the European Entrepreneurial Region (EER) Award
De onderscheiding voor de Ondernemende Regio van Europa 2021 zal groen en duurzaam ondernemerschap belonen
Chambers and Regions said a collective effort is needed to boost uptake of EU Free Trade Agreements (FTA)
Call for expression of interest from startups in the Regions awarded with the EER label to pitch their ideas to investors at the EBN Congress


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Mary Magdalene. Who was she really? Will we ever know? Was she really the sinner and harlot that the Catholic Church portrays?
Mary Magdalene. Was she the woman at Jesus' side? Was she the first female apostle? Are there any written records about her? If yes, who keeps them locked up, and why?
Mary Magdalene. Do we have to rethink her reputation? Was she probably somebody completely different to how the Bible describes her? May she finally come out of the shadows of the past?
Mary Magdalene. Are we open and ready to look at her in a completely new light? Do we have the courage to
question old knowledge? Do we believe in the so-called truth which we have accepted uncritically? Or, do we listen to our hearts?
Mary Magdalene. Who are you really?
Virtually no other historical figure causes as much controversy concerning their life and work, as Mary Magdalene. She polarizes opinions. Descriptions of her range from whore to saint, from Ascended Master to Jesus' wife.
What has lead you to this homepage? What do you believe in?
in the bible
I admit I am far from being familiar with the Bible, although I grew up in a strongly Christian environment. As far as I remember, from my Religious Education lessons at school, Mary Magdalene has never been portrayed in a favourable light by the church. She was described as a whore and a sinner, a woman from whom seven demons had to be cast out.
In 591, Pope Gregory I. equated Mary Magdalene with the sinner who washed Jesus' feet and whose name had been
unknown. This identification has become an integral part of Catholic tradition concerning Mary Magdalene. But she has also often been identified with Mary of Bethany, Martha of Bethany's, and Lazarus', sister. Later the attribute 'sinner' was misinterpreted as 'prostitute'. Until 1996, in Ireland, one could find Magdalene homes, an organization, lead by Catholic nuns to help 'fallen girls and women'.
How 'Mary Magdalene the sinner' became 'Saint Mary Magdalene' in the course of Christian tradition, is hard for me to understand.
'Mary Magdalene followed the Lord, she stood under the cross, and the risen Master has shown himself to her first – at least, according to John's gospel. Throughout the gospels all those who are mentioned as disciples and followers of Jesus are called saints – except Judas who betrayed Jesus. They have proved themselves as saints, as they recognized, acknowledged and followed the Lord.
Mary Magdalene was not proclaimed a saint by the Pope,
neither were the Holy Virgin Mary, the Mother of God, Holy Joseph, the holy Apostles, Saint John the Baptist, the holy martyrs of the first centuries, and practically all the other saints of the first Christian millennium, simply because there was nothing like canonization. Anybody who was worshipped by faithful people as such, was a saint; later it was up to the Bishop to confirm this worship.
Canonization by the Pope was introduced in the Middle Ages; over the centuries certain rules and criteria have been developed – but they do not always fit the early saints…'
the ascended master
Although I have written a book about Ascended Masters myself, I would like to mention Edwin Courtenay's explanation of 'Ascended Masters' :
'The Ascended Masters are human beings who have gone before us. They lived on earth and, after a circle of incarnations, which were on a spiritual level very enlightened, have reached the step to ascend. They were enlightened, godlike and therefore capable of expanding their awareness, and freeing themselves from the material world. They were able to change themselves and the world around them, and work wonders.
These beings do not have to return to earth to develop
and grow. They have reached a spiritual level where there are no limitations, no form and time, no sound and colour. This level is a dimension of awareness, called Shambala or the ascended level. These Masters are not our Masters, but their own Masters. They have united their energies and light, and now exist in a collective awareness. They have put off character and personality and are only pure thoughts and light, surrounded by a multiple faceted diamond. Each facet represents an incarnation. Through these windows the Masters receive experience and knowledge and send their collective awareness to earth. This can be received by channel-mediums to help and guide people on their evolutionary path.'
jesus' wife
What some consider blasphemy, others see as a natural thing: the assumption that Mary Magdalene was Jesus' wife. One can find very contrary information in literature:
'Mary Magdalene was not only the woman with a special closeness to Jesus – the assumption that there was an erotic relationship between her and Jesus is an old one. As a woman (!) she was the first one to hear about the news of Christ's resurrection, which is the basis of Christianity. Afterwards, she also had to spread the news.
'Jesus was not married. There is no hint of an erotic relationship between Jesus and Mary of Magdala (a place in Galilee) in any reliable report. She was extremely grateful to Jesus, and adored him, because he had cast
seven demons from her. She was a member of a group of
women who materially supported Jesus, and his twelve disciples, on their journeys (Luke 8, 2-3).'
The Gospel of Jesus's Wife:
A New Coptic Gospel Papyrus
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The Optical Society Rochester Section is welcoming all members of our optics community to attend an education and outreach planning meeting on Jan 29, 2019 at 7 PM at RIT.
The meeting will immediately follow the 6 PM talk by Nelson Tabiryan from Beam Engineering for Advanced Measurements Corporation, which is being jointly hosted by the RIT Student Chapter and the Rochester Section.
New ideas contributed from you!
For those attending the planning meeting, an assortment of boxed lunches from Panera will be provided for dinner, so that people can also attend Dr. Tabiryan's talk from 6-7 pm immediately prior.
All are welcome. Please forward to anyone interested in education and outreach at your organization, even if they are not a member of the Optical Society of America.


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Il Gruppo Lambertini prende il nome dall'Ing. Guido Lambertini che promosse e coordinò un gruppo di ingegneri per partecipare al Concorso internazionale di idee per il Ponte sullo Stretto di Messina bandito dal Ministero dei lavori pubblici nel 1969.

Il Gruppo presentò un progetto di ponte strallato a tre grandi luci (540 m + 1300m + 540m) e campate di riva, che meritò uno dei sei primi premi ex aequo.

Componenti
Del Gruppo facevano parte come membri effettivi: l'Ing. Guido Lambertini (capogruppo), il Prof. Ing. Giulio Ceradini, il Prof. Ing. Fabrizio de Miranda, il Prof. Ing. Carlo Lotti,  il Prof. Ing. Carlo Pandolfi e alcuni consulenti esterni: l'Ing. Enzo Beneo, consulente geotecnico e geotettonico, l'Ing. Gianguido Borghese per le relazioni esterne, il Prof. Pietro Caloi, l'Ammiraglio Luigi Di Paola per i problemi di navigazione nello Stretto, e il Prof. Ing. Fritz Leonhardt come esperto di ponti.

Ogni membro del gruppo era a capo di una propria organizzazione (impresa di costruzioni, società di ingegneria, studio professionale, dipartimento universitario) con numerosi specialisti nei rispettivi ambiti che collaborarono al progetto.

All'interno del Gruppo, Guido Lambertini ebbe il ruolo di coordinatore e studiò le attrezzature per la realizzazione, Fabrizio de Miranda elaborò il progetto del ponte strallato, Giulio Ceradini si occupò delle verifiche sismiche, Carlo Lotti e Carlo Pandolfi studiarono il sistema delle fondazioni in mare (profondità del fondale ca. 100 m).

Storia
Dopo il concorso del 1969, e in vista della seconda fase del concorso (che però non si fece mai) riservata ai sei progetti vincitori ex aequo come era stata richiesta dalla commissione giudicatrice per scegliere tra i sei progetti premiati il progetto da realizzare,  Fritz Leonhardt fu cooptato come membro effettivo del gruppo e partecipò attivamente alla seconda edizione del progetto del 1982. Infatti, nel 1982, dopo la costituzione della società concessionaria Stretto di Messina S.p.A., il Gruppo Lambertini presentò a tale società il proprio progetto di ponte strallato aggiornato portando le tre grandi campate rispettivamente a 600 m, 1800 m, 600 m, eliminando in tal modo le pile in acqua delle campate di riva.
Tale progetto aggiornato veniva incontro all'esigenza di offrire una maggior sicurezza alla navigazione nello Stretto.

È interessante notare che, a distanza di alcuni decenni dal concorso, le idee proposte dal gruppo Lambertini sono state realizzate in altri paesi del mondo confermando quindi la fattibilità del progetto. Infatti il sistema di fondazioni del Ponte di Akashi Kaikyō, il ponte più grande del mondo (ultimato nel 1998), è molto simile a quello proposto dal progetto del gruppo Lambertini nel 1969 e, inoltre, tra il 2008 e il 2016 sono stati realizzati ben quattro ponti strallati di luce compresa tra i mille e i millequattrocento metri di luce.

Note

Riferimenti
 Gruppo Lambertini (Lambertini G., Ceradini G., De Miranda F., Leonhardt F., Lotti C., Pandolfi C.), Monografia relativa al Concorso internazionale di idee per un attraversamento stabile stradale e ferroviario fra la Sicilia e il Continente bandito dal Ministero L.L.P.P. - Az. Naz. Autonoma Strade, Roma 1969.
 Fabrizio de Miranda, Il ponte strallato - soluzione attuale del problema delle grandi luci, in Costruzioni Metalliche, 1,1971, pp. 5–25.
 Fritz Leonhardt e Fabrizio de Miranda, La superiorità del ponte strallato per l'attraversamento dello stretto di Messina, Lambertini Edilsistemi S.p.A., 1971.
 Gruppo Lambertini. Attraversamento stabile viario e ferroviario dello Stretto di Messina: Linee generali della soluzione con un ponte strallato a tre campate/ (Aggiornamento della soluzione presentata al Concorso Internazionale di Idee del 1969). Roma: Lotti, 1982.
 Fabrizio de Miranda, Sulla fattibilità del ponte per l'attraversamento stradale e ferroviario dello Stretto di Messina, in Costruzioni Metalliche, 5, 1983, pp. 311–315.

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Alberta Teachers' Association > News and Info > ATA News > Volume 53 2018-19 > Number 5 > PECelectiontime
It's PEC election time!
November 27, 2018 ATA News Staff
Nominations will soon open for all elected positions on Provincial Executive Council (PEC). Eligible to run and vote in the 2019 PEC election are active (teaching) and associate ATA members.
Details on the nomination and election processes will be mailed to schools (care of ATA school representatives) and available on our website when nominations officially open on December 3.
What the heck is PEC?
You can think of it this way: if the Alberta Teachers' Association were a city, PEC would be similar to city council. It is an executive committee of 20 teachers responsible for directing the business of the Association.
On PEC, there are five table officers (ATA president, two vice-presidents, past president and executive secretary) and 15 district representatives. The executive secretary serves as the Association's chief executive officer and is responsible for the operations and staff of the Association.
All positions, with the exception of the past president and executive secretary, are elected to office by ATA members every two years.
PEC is also referred to as Council.
Members of PEC
are teachers;
meet as a council two days at a time at least eight times each year;
serve on internal and external committees and Association subgroups, like specialist councils;
engage in professional development as part of their duties;
make decisions affecting the budgets, policies and strategic direction of the ATA; and
are accountable to the ATA membership, i.e., you.
Note: The budgets and policies of the Association are voted on at its Annual Representative Assembly by more than 400 teacher delegates representing teachers employed by every public, separate and francophone school board in the province.
What PEC members do
There are differences in the responsibilities of elected PEC members depending on the office they hold.
ATA president
The ATA president works full time out of the Association's Barnett House, in Edmonton. In addition to PEC responsibilities, he or she is also
official spokesperson for the Alberta Teachers' Association;
chief representative of the Association in dealings with provincial and national education stakeholders, e.g., the Government of Alberta, the Canadian Teachers' Federation;
chair of the Provincial Executive Council;
chair of the Teacher Salary Qualifications Board; and
an ongoing support to district representatives.
ATA vice-presidents
Additional responsibilities of the two ATA vice-presidents include but are not limited to
alternating months as deputy president and
serving on committees and specifically chairing either the Association's finance or resolutions committee.
District representatives
The 15 district representatives represent Alberta teachers in the 11 geographic districts of the Association and are responsible for
presenting the views of individual teachers and the ATA locals in their geographic district,
participating in Council decision making,
familiarizing themselves with the activities of the ATA locals in their geographic district and
communicating ATA policy and activities to teachers who are members of the ATA locals in their geographic districts. ❚


APS and its parent company, Pinnacle West Capital Corp., filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC" and shareholders this afternoon, reporting the subpoenas filed by Arizona Corporation Commissioner Bob Burns. They told shareholders they "are considering their respective responses to the subpoenas and cannot predict the outcome of this matter."
Burns served the subpoenas last week, seeking information about all political-related spending during the past five years, and requesting the testimony of CEO Don Brandt. Through the reporting of the Arizona Republic, Arizona's Politics and others, it is widely believed that APS/PWCC put several million dollars into a "dark money washing machine" and spent it in on Arizona Corporation Commission races and net metering issues, as well as other political races. APS/PWCC also made political contributions that were not put through a full wash cycle, such as to the Republican Attorneys General Association and the Republican Governors Association.
APS/PWCC gave $50,000 to a pro-McCain SuperPAC just this past month, as reported by Arizona's Politics.
Burns' seat on the Corporation Commission is on today's GOP ballot, and he is facing challenges in both the primary and general elections. That could be one of the reasons APS/PWCC is hesitant to predict the outcome.


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Q: Regular expression matching an infinite pattern I'm looking for a regex pattern that will be used in a C program to match following pattern:
• Contains at least one digit
• If there are multiple digits, they have to be separated by a space
Thus following are valid (Note that the pattern isn't restricted and can contain any amount of digits as long as they are separated by a space):
0
0 1
0 1 2
0 1 2 3

And these are invalid:
0
0 00
0 12 1 0
 0
 0
0
00
0 1

I am kind of new to regex so my attempts have not resulted to the correct answer. My attempts have matched on the invalid strings as well, but here's what I've tried:
^(([0-9])(\s))+||([0-9])$

A: You could use an optional repeating non capturing group which start with a space:
^\d(?: \d)*$

Regex demo

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*^ Start of string

*\d match a digit (or use [0-9])

*(?: \d)* Non capturing group to match a space followed by a digit and repeat 0+ times

*$ End of string.

If the non capturing group is not supported, you could use:
^[0-9]( [0-9])*$

A: If you only wanted to match the four partterns, you could use | to set different conditions.
^\d$|^\d\s\d$|^\d\s\d\s\d$|^\d\s\d\s\d\s\d$

Regex demo

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*^  position the at start of a line

*\d matches a digit (equal to [0-9])

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At first, this VM has been updated up to latest UNL version – UNetLab 1.0.0-4, released few hours ago.
VM exported as compatible with VMware ESXi 5.1, Fusion 5+ and Workstation 9+.
All kind of information and, of course, the VM itself may be downloaded here.
UNL – topology file for UNL, to import manually if you don't want to add new VM.
And much more features like Inter-AS, virtual tunnels, etc.
 NG-MVPN – MPLS Next-generation Multicast VPN – RFC6513.
As shown above, not only the topologies are presented but lists of CLI commands which definitely should help to get hands dirty faster.
I hope it's needless to say about an importance to check that virtualization support is enabled because normally it resets within an export.
The first step after VM has been started and loaded till CLI prompt, is to set up an IP address to the management interface.
An example, to get logical system PE4 CLI use "AdminPE4" username.
"Juniper1" is the password for every username in UNL Linux shell and web interface as well.
NG-MVPN service requires the external source of multicast traffic. For such purpose, I would recommend use this free software.
P2 device has the interface connected to the same network as em0 (OOB) in a previous part, so all we need to do is set up the another one IP address from the network with your end station.
Execute the sender, enter address 231.0.0.1 or 231.0.0.3 and watch the flow.
At the moment, the painful bug in UNL exists – the error with code 20003, which eventually delete a lab and only way to get it is to use text fields at WebUI.
"PROTO.log" is the file to collect a lot of informative system messages about links (up/down), ISIS, OSPF, LDP, RSPV, MPLS, BFD, PIM, BGP and few other.
Feel free to ask in comments how and why the things are as they are.
Notice: current lab can be shared in any way for academic and learning usage.
Diagrams or any presented elements cannot be used for financial benefit.
Please, respect all time I had spent to prepare and share all this with you.


Really friendly staff with homely atmosphere.
Although free WiFi offered connections are really slow and need boosting.
Everyone was lovely from the receptionist to the bar manager to the lady serving coffee at breakfast.
My room was a little tired but very clean. The bar food was great and really good value. My room was reasonably quite despite being quite close to the road. Would stay again.
Although address is Huddersfield, the hotel is a village just outside the city with easy access to the motorway.
Friendly staff at reception on arrival.
The room was a bit small but functional. Bathroom was a bit shabby and in line with other reviewers I would say a bit of a makeover wouldn't go amiss. That said, for what we paid it was very good value and certainly not a put off. We didn't eat there in the evening so can't comment of dinner. Breakfast was a bit hit and miss. Pretty much left to out own devices to work out what we were supposed to do re tea/coffee etc. Staff were busy it seems with a wedding fair later that day. Breakfast food was OK but standard. Would stay again.
From the pictures this looks like a stunning place to stay.
The cost was £44 - apparently discounted from £95. An assumed bargain for a quality hotel. However the rooms need a huge face lift. They are dark, shabby worn rooms that feel as though they've been neglected for a good 15 years, and depending on the position of it, traffic can be heard from the nearby main road. I would never pay £95 to stay here and to be honest for £44 I'd much rather stay in a Premier Inn or even a travelodge. The lounge is nice and by the looks of things people visit fairly often to just eat.
Pleasant comfortable stay with an excellent breakfast.
Hotel, and surrounding areas are lovely.
Rooms, were the only let down, they really do need an update, staff were plesant, food was really nice, a good choice, cereal, fresh fruit, yogurts, and a full english cooked breakfast, my husband likes his food, and even he could'nt complain.
Rooms were spacious and clean.
Friendly reception and helpful in every way.
Peaceful and relaxed stay could not ask for more..


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Europe rebuked for unfair dairy trade practices in new USTR report
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ARLINGTON, VA – The U.S. dairy industry applauds the U.S. Trade Representative for firmly rebuking the European Union's protectionist dairy trade policies in its annual U.S. Special 301 Report, released today.
The U.S. Dairy Export Council and the National Milk Producers Federation endorse USTR's findings that the EU has erected a complex regime of trade barriers that harm opportunities for U.S. exports to Europe. In addition, the EU has aggressively sought to restrict U.S. exports in global markets by weaponizing geographical indications (GIs) protections and blocking the ability of U.S. suppliers to use common names to market cheeses such as fontina, gorgonzola, asiago and feta.
"USTR has rightly taken Europe to task for their destructive and unfair campaign against American-made dairy exports, and in particular the high-quality cheeses produced by the dedicated men and women of the U.S. dairy industry," said Tom Vilsack, president and CEO of USDEC. "I commend USTR for its recent actions to defend U.S. dairy and successfully negotiate groundbreaking GI provisions in both USMCA and the Phase One deal with China. USTR must continue to build upon this excellent precedent by making it a top priority to secure further commitments from our trade partners in future trade negotiations."
The Special 301 Report found that "…the EU pressures trading partners to prevent all producers, other than in certain EU regions, from using certain product names, such as fontina, gorgonzola, parmesan, asiago or feta. This is despite the fact that these terms are the common names for products produced in countries around the world."
"Rather than trying to compete on a level playing field, Europe has tried to effectively institute a blockade of U.S. dairy," Jim Mulhern, president and CEO of NMPF. "This is unacceptable and harms America's dairy industry and the rural communities our farmers and processors support.
The dairy industry stands in full support of USTR's efforts to confront EU's anti-trade and anti-competitive policies and we will continue to proactively press for the full dismantlement of these trade barriers."
USDEC and NMPF filed comments with USTR urging the U.S. government to confront the EU's trade agenda against U.S. dairy in order to protect American jobs as well as the legitimate rights of U.S. food manufacturers, farmers and exporters.
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I haven't put any content on YouTube for a couple of months as I've been focusing on my blog, but I've been having urges to start filming new content and here we are. I really wanted to vlog a day out but I also wanted to do a Get Ready With Me type of video, I ended up mixing the two together and having a 'Summer GRWM and vlog' video. I would love it if you could give it a view and a thumbs up, I appreciate any comments and suggestions too. I definitely want to create YouTube content on the regular but my blog comes first.


How much would you pay to drop everything and take up a life in the countryside? That dream could be yours for the low, low price of a single British pound per year, or about a buck-fifty.
Great Orme in Llandudno, North Wales, is home to a 140-acre property overlooking the Irish Sea called Parc Farm. The million-pound ($1.5 million) farm comes with a four-bedroom bungalow and some 416 sheep, all covered by the $1.50 annual rent. The scenic views and unique wildlife are thrown in for free.
So how is such a phenomenal deal possible? The opening, created by the charity The National Trust, isn't exactly for someone looking for an extended vacation as it's a caretaker role.
"We're looking for a tenant who sees a productive farm as one which produces conservation benefit as well as good healthy food," explained William Greenwood, the Great Orme general manager.
"To give him, or her, a head-start, and the best chance of success, we're taking away the financial pressure of having to cover the rent for the farm, grazing rights and farmhouse each year," Greenwood continued.
Not everyone is up to the task of managing a working farm on a fragile habitat, which is why any successful applicant for this position needs "good farming experience, excellent shepherding skills and a genuine desire to make a difference for wildlife and nature through a dedicated focus on nature conservation and habitat management," the website for the National Trust explains.
The sheep are an important part of grazing sustainably in an area with species of butterflies and plants found nowhere else on Earth. The lands surrounding the farm are overgrown with grasses and heather, which the sheep eat right up, leaving behind the threatened plants and animals.
"We're asking somebody to look at what is very productive farmland and to do less with it, and something that's unproductive farmland and do more with it," said Alun Prichard, consultancy manager with National Trust. "So it's kind of counterintuitive."
People skills are also critical to role, as the caretaker will need to be able to work with the thousands of visitors to Great Orme as well.
Anyone looking to land this position will need to hurry, as the deadline for applications is June 10. Hundreds of people have submitted their resumes so far, and the National Trust expects thousands more.
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Whenever I read a book, I put a review on Goodreads. This includes graphic novels and TPBs, but it doesn't work so well for individual comic issues or a series as a whole. So, here are some thoughts about comics I've read recently. I'm keeping spoilers to a minimum, but please proceed with caution if you're sensitive about that.
I'm no longer buying any monthly issues in paper format: I do it all digitally now. I wrote about DC's new 52 in February, and I've continued to read the titles that I mentioned there: Animal Man, Batgirl, Demon Knights, Resurrection Man, and Swamp Thing. They've all continued to be solid titles, although DC are cancelling Resurrection Man next month; at least it got a decent chance, and a chance to wrap up the loose ends. Batgirl is the best of the bunch, and I particularly recommend issue #8, where Barbara tracked down one of the Joker's goons from The Killing Joke (where she was shot and paralysed). This was a story that didn't go at all the way I expected, but in hindsight it makes perfect sense.
Fables continues to be reliably good, although the Fairest spin-off is a bit weaker. As with the other spin-offs (Jack of Fables and Cinderella), I think it suffers from having different writers involved, but I am looking forward to the next prose novel by Bill Willingham (Werewolves of the Heartland, due on 1st October). Sticking with Vertigo, The Unwritten is an excellent series: I have to make an effort to keep up, but it's worth it.
On a slight tangent, I read Action Comics #891-900 a few months ago. These were all written by Paul Cornell, and they had Lex Luthor as the protagonist while Superman was away. I mainly read these because #894 featured Death of the Endless, and it's very rare to see any of the Sandman characters appear elsewhere. Unfortunately, this was quite disappointing. The basic idea was that Lex Luthor was (arguably) dying, so Death turned up for a chat; Luthor got a bit stroppy, and told her that he had no intention of dying, so she should avoid antagonising him. If you want to see a similar idea handled far better, read Lucifer #26 (reprinted in The Divine Comedy TPB). Lucifer is far more eloquent and dangerous than Luthor, since he literally has godlike powers, and the end of the issue is very moving when we see the true motivations revealed.
X-Factor is an odd case, since it's the only X-book I buy, and I basically stick with it because Peter David (aka PAD) is one of my favourite writers. A while back on his blog, PAD asked who our favourite characters are. My initial answer was Madrox (the Multiple Man), since the series has brought up some interesting and amusing ideas about the nature of identity. Basically, each time Jamie Madrox produces a duplicate, it emphasises a different nature of his personality, so they don't necessarily agree with him; equally, he's not very good at making decisions, because his abilities mean that he can always try both options. I'm also familiar with Quicksilver from the Avengers comics that I've read, and PAD came up with a wonderful interpretation of his character: if you could move at superspeed, dealing with everyone else who moves at normal pace would be the equivalent of getting stuck in a supermarket queue behind someone who slowly fumbles around in their bag for coins, so it's no wonder that he's a bit grumpy.
That's all well and good, but it leaves the rest of the team unaccounted for. Having read the comic every month for several years, it bothered me that I didn't have any real sense of who they were; I could recognise them, but that was about it. In Monet's case, I didn't even realise that she was supposed to be black until someone mentioned it, mainly because the original "noir" artwork was so murky that it was difficult to distinguish skin tones. For a recent anniversary issue, Marvel included several character summaries from their handbook. In Monet's case, without looking it up, here's what I remember: she started out looking normal, then she turned bright red with spikes, then she was split into two separate people, then it turned out that none of them were really her and the original her had been trapped somewhere. I may have got some of the details mixed up, but I also skimmed over a lot of the convoluted backstory; this is part of the reason that I've never got into X-books. (The other reason is that I don't really care how people got their powers. I prefer a title like the New Warriors, where some of the team are mutants, one got his powers from an alien, another from a science experiment gone wrong, etc.) So, based on that, I think it's probably best to treat the characters as clean slates and just be content with entertaining stories.
There was a similar problem a while back, when a couple of the characters time-travelled into the future. I'm happy with the generic idea of a post-apocalyptic future, Sentinels stomping around hunting mutants, etc., so I could keep up with that. I was also amused by the old (possibly senile) version of Dr Doom referring to Cyclops as "Mr Clops", i.e. he'd misheard the name as "Si[mon] Clops". However, I was a bit thrown when a particular character turned up; she wasn't named, but the following month's recap page said: "As you all know, this was Hecate." My immediate reaction was "Who the heck is Hecate?" I recognise the name from Greek myth, but I don't know the Marvel version. Again, though, I was able to keep up. This isn't necessarily a series that I'd recommend, but it's just on the right side of the "drop it" line for me.
Sticking with PAD's work, he's often said that he's most proud of The Atlantis Chronicles. This was a 7 issue mini-series, which is basically a prequel to Aquaman, but it's never been reprinted as a TPB. However, it's now available digitally through Comixology so I picked it up in one of their weekend sales. I think it's a decent read, and it stands alone without relying on any other DC comic. The conceit is that each issue has been written by a different historian; this isn't quite the "unreliable narrator" trope, but it's along those lines. My main criticism is that the characters still act too much like surface dwellers, e.g. marching into battle and falling off cliffs when they're at the bottom of the sea. PAD did make an effort to address these issues, e.g. sewing lead into the hems of dresses so that they wouldn't float away, but I recommend the novel Falling Free (by Bujold) for a better job of world-building; that deals with "quaddies" in a zero gravity environment, but it's similar.
Ghostbusters has had several one-offs and mini-series over the past few years (with different publishers), and it's now on an ongoing series. There's nothing too groundbreaking here, but I like it. They've brought in Kylie Griffin from Extreme Ghostbusters, although this is essentially an alternate version of the character since these comics predate EGB. The comic has also come up with some new ideas, e.g. a Winnebago version of the Ecto-1 with a portable containment unit (like the thing in the firehouse where they empty their traps). If you liked the film then you'll probably like this, but it does rely on nostalgia.
Speaking of nostalgia, I recently read GI Joe Classics vol 3 (collecting #21-30). In the UK, GI Joe was rebranded as Action Man (for the 12 inch figures) and Action Force (finger length figures). I had some of these when I was young, and I read the Action Force comic, but I think this was separate to the American GI Joe comic. (Transformers was in a similar situation.) Volume 3 is an odd place to start, but I specifically wanted to read #21, aka "the silent issue". There was no dialogue in this issue at all, so the story was conveyed entirely by the artwork, and people have been talking about it online for years. It's inspired other people to do the same thing, e.g. Marvel did a "silent month" about 10 years ago where every comic used the same gimmick, and PAD did the same thing in an issue of Young Justice (I'll write about that series in a separate blog post). Inevitably perhaps, it didn't live up to my expectations: it's competent, and it may have been groundbreaking at the time, but it's been overshadowed by the stories it inspired. Still, there's no shame in that.
More generally, the "excuse" for the silent issue is that it involved Snake Eyes as the protagonist. As with the recent film, he never speaks, but in the comics it was the result of injury rather than a vow of silence. (Similarly, his face was badly burnt, which is why he never removes his mask.) In the following issue, he goes off to handle an Eskimo funeral, and his pilot keeps up a running commentary to explain everything that's happening. This is a classic example of exposition, since he's saying things that both characters already know, solely for the benefit of the audience, and it doesn't really fit the solemnity of the occasion. I think it would make more sense to show Snake Eyes' internal monologue, although I can see why the writer didn't want to do that (to preserve the mystique). As an alternative, I'd prefer to have an omniscient narrator (i.e. caption boxes) to explain everything. There are some other odd choices in these stories, e.g. GI Joe are apparently based underneath a military chaplain training school (and the chaplains don't know about them) while Cobra are based in a small town and they have a marching band brought out when they return from missions (not exactly a secret base!). Maybe it would make more sense if I'd read the previous issues, but I doubt it. Ah well, this was aimed at young children, so I shouldn't be too picky, but I doubt that I'll read any more issues.
When I was a teenager, Channel 4 had a season of Godzilla films on Friday nights. These were the old films, i.e. guys in rubber suits rather than CGI, but I enjoyed them. These introduced the idea of Monster Island, where there were other giant monsters running around (e.g. Mothra). The modern comic Godzilla: Kingdom of Monsters takes a similar approach: it's a reboot, but the publishers have the rights to other Toho monsters, so it sounds encouraging. Unfortunately, I've only read #1 so far, and that was a very quick read with not much happening. I'll try a couple more, because I like the concept and I hope it improves, e.g. I'd like to actually see these other monsters!
Speaking of monsters, zombies! I've been reading The Walking Dead for several years, and it's one of the few comics that I buy as single issues and TPBs. I had some doubts about recent issues: they were a very quick read, partly because they had so many splash pages (single or double). However, #100 came out last month, and it was amazing: it put all my doubts to rest, by putting the characters in a situation where their normal tactics simply won't work. I've just read #101, and I'm actively looking forward to the next issue again, which is what I really want from all the comics I buy.
Zombies vs Cheerleaders: Geektacular was a 1-off, featuring the 3 Geeks. I liked their old comic series, so it was good to see them again, even if the continuity is a bit bumpy. The backup stories are fun too.
Fanboys vs. Zombies is a bit more tricky. The basic concept is that a bunch of friends go to ComicCon every year, but they've started to fall out with each other (e.g. love triangles). At this year's convention, a dubious combination of events (e.g. people sneezing on a hot dog that was already past its "sell by" date) leads to zombies, so the group have to put their differences aside and work together. That's all fine, and I'm quite happy to skim over the details of where zombies come from: any story like this gets one "freebie" for my suspension of disbelief. It's certainly written to be contemporary, e.g. in #1 one of the characters says: "That is a #humblebrag and a #firstworldproblem." I haven't heard anyone use Twitter hashtags in spoken conversation, but sadly I can believe that it happens. One of the characters can produce giant weapons, apparently out of Hammerspace, and it's just handwaved away as "a family trait". That's a bit more iffy, but I was willing to accept it, and just not think about it too much.
Brendan: "Listen, we all know what happens to the only black guy in a horror movie... Also, it bugs me out that it took a full-blown zombie apocalypse before you let a black dude into your little club. What's up with that?"
Jenna: "You're right, the wrecking crew has been mostly eggshell in color. But comics with black characters don't sell very well in this marketplace."
Brendan: "Isn't that a self-fulfilling prophecy? Maybe if comics reflected diversity in the first place--"
That annoyed me, for a couple of reasons. Firstly, it's breaking the fourth wall, which disrupts the flow of the story. Some people can do this well, e.g. Dan Slott on She-Hulk and GLA, but this creative team didn't. Secondly, even if the concerns are valid, the characters are talking at cross-purposes. If they want to argue about waiting until #5 to introduce a black character then they shouldn't be referring to the zombie apocalpse, because that happened in #1. Alternately, if they want to talk about social groups lacking diversity (i.e. that it takes a disaster to bring them together) then the stuff about comic sales is irrelevant and intrusive. I'll also observe that in the stories I've read/watched, it's far more common for people to say "the black guy always dies first" than for the black guy to actually die first; I don't know whether that's representative of stories in general. The only good thing I can say about #5 is that one of the variant covers had the characters in the A-Team van. So, I doubt that I'll continue with this series.
Irredeemable and Incorruptible have now finished, and I'm glad that they were able to tell complete stories rather than stopping abruptly mid-run. However, I also felt that they had strong starts and lost their way a bit, so I'm glad that they didn't continue any longer. Irredeemable was basically a Superman story, the idea being that he gets fed up with people being ungrateful and/or taking him for granted and finally snaps. Incorruptible was about Max Damage, a former supervillain who steps up to be a superhero when the Plutonian (the Superman equivalent) goes rogue. The interesting idea was that Max doesn't really know how to be a hero, and his sidekick pointed out that it's probably a bit more complicated than just "do the opposite of whatever you used to do as a villain". Both series had some creative ideas about superpowers, so they're worth reading.
Extermination involves a team-up between a superhero and a supervillain after the world is invaded by aliens. I've seen several stories where the supervillains temporarily join forces with the heroes, on the grounds that it's their planet too, but this is a bit different: while the two characters are working together, they're challenging each other's ideas, e.g. the hero's refusal to kill. This is pretty good, with a mixture of humour and serious elements, so I'm sticking with it for now (up to #3 so far).
A few people have recommended Locke & Key so I bought the first arc ("Welcome to Lovecraft") in a sale. I think it's ok for what it is, but it's not really my type of story. Basically, it involves bad things happening to good people, with the promise of more bad things happening in the next installment, so I don't think I'll bother reading any more.
The original House of Mystery series involved a framing sequence around short stories, normally with a twist at the end. I've got the Showcase edition (black and white reprints) and the artwork is excellent: the people who drew skeletons etc. obviously had a good grasp of human anatomy. Unfortunately, the writing was poorer quality, so I found the stories rather dull. The modern version devotes much more time to the outer story, broken up by a few short stories, and I'm not convinced that it really works. I bought the first TPB of the new series, and it wasn't good enough to justify extra clutter, but I've recently read some of the later issues in digital form. I'm sticking it with it for now, but I may abandon it before I get to the end.
I read Marvels about 15 years ago, and it's an excellent story, written by Kurt Busiek and illustrated (painted) by Alex Ross. The basic idea was to take a look at the Marvel universe through the eyes of a photographer (Phil Sheldon) and see how various events fitted together, e.g. the Sentinels chasing the X-Men at about the same time that Reed and Sue got married in Fantastic Four. I recently read Marvels: Eye of the Camera which is sort of a sequel, co-written by Kurt Busiek and Roger Stern. I say "sort of" because it overlaps the first series; that means that you don't need to have read Marvels to follow this, but if you have then there's a fair amount of repetition in here. This series doesn't really seem to have anything new to say, although I did like the ending. Overall, if you haven't read either series then I recommend reading Marvels instead; if you've already read that, you don't need to bother with this one.
Jack Cross is a mini-series written by Warren Ellis. I gather that it was intended to be longer, but there was some kind of internal dispute at DC. It's ok, and it has some valid points to make about the balance between freedom and security post 9/11, although it's probably more relevant to an American audience. There are a couple of odd bits where the artwork shows an X-ray, e.g. someone's bones inside their finger. I initially assumed that there would be some reason for this, but there isn't, so it just seems to be a stylistic choice.
Who is Jake Ellis? came out last year. Some people compared it to Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased), but I never saw that so it reminded me more of Quantum Leap: a guy has an "invisible" friend who only he can see and hear, and this friend can warn him when to duck. I suppose it was ok, but I got to the end and thought "My life wouldn't be any poorer if I'd never read that".
I've picked up 2000 AD a few times, but never really got into it. However, I grew up reading British anthology comics (initially the Beano and later Eagle) and I've read American comics by British writers (e.g. Mike Carey's work on Lucifer and The Unwritten) so I feel that I ought to support it. They now offer digital subscriptions: £7.49/month, including 1 free month of back issues, as compared to £1.99 for each (digital) weekly issue. Each paper issue costs £2.35, and an annual subscription costs £74.99 digitally (+ 3 free months of back issues) or £117.50 for paper. So, it's nice that the digital comics are a bit cheaper than paper, unlike new releases of American comics.
So, that should give me a reasonable sample size, then I can decide whether to continue. Looking at the first issue I read (prog 1793), it included this dialogue: "A tortoise?" "Correction. A quantum tortoise." Splendid stuff! This week's issue is 1797, and apparently they're bringing their current storylines to an end in 1799, ready to start new stories in 1800. So, if you're thinking of trying it out, I recommend waiting a few weeks for a convenient "jumping on point".
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For instance in the UK once you have bought the vehicle you need to post of the log book to the registration centre and make sure the vehicle has an MOT (road worthy examination), Road Tax and Insurance. You can then drive away.
What is the procedure in the USA? What additional costs are involved and what sort of time scale are involved from finding the RV to driving away.
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You will, of course, need driving licenses for yourselves. An International License should be acceptable for actual driving, but may not be acceptable for other purposes, e.g. obtaining insurance. Perhaps some of our other UK Rvers can comment further on tht aspect.
1. The vehicle itself will have to be insured for liability, i.e. damages caused to others as a result of operating the motorhome. You will probably also want insurance to cover potential loss/damage to the motorhome itself, but that is a personal decision. I would guess a range of $600-$1200 for insurance (both liabilty and loss to the motorhome), depending on a variety of factors and how much time you have to shop for the lowest price.
2. The vehicle has to be registered for use in one of the states - that is how you obtain the license plates. The registration itself is usually inexpensive, but many states assess a tax at registration time and that tax can be substantial percentage of the value of the motorhome, in range of 4-7%. In some states this tax is the standard sales tax collected on most all retail transactions, but it is collected at the time of registration. In other states, it may be a separate personal property tax asessed on major items of property, including motor vehicles.
3. The vehicle must be titled, which merely means a certificate is issued designating you as the legal owner. The fee for this is usually insignificant, maybe $10 US.
4. Some states may require an exhaust emmisions (pollutants) certification and safety inspection, which a dealer would provide as part of the sales transaction. For private sales, it would be a matter of negotiation who pays for the certification. The inspection, if required, would typically be in the neighborhood of US$15-30, assuming no repairs were required to bring the vehicle into compliance. Not all states require emmisions inspections - generally only those that have a vehicle exhaust pollution problem. For example, Florida does not.
Some US states are lower in registrations costs/taxes than others, so RV owners often "shop around" and chose a state with costs/regulations most suitable for them. Visitors to the US often find Florida to be attractive because there are many large RV dealers, the state offices are well-versed in handling long term visitors and registration fees are relatively modest except for the Florida sales tax of 6%.
This summary will undoubtedly raise further questions in your mind, so ask away.
Compared to the U.K., it's pretty simple to get under way. When money changes hands with the previous owner, they must provide you with the Certificate of Title to the vehicle, signed over to you as the new owner. After you buy the "C", you'll want to contact am insurance agent and get what's called a 'binder' This is not an actual insurance policy, but a promise that the company will write one for your vehicle. You supply the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number), and some other info about it and you, and they can fax the binder to wherever you are. You are then considered insured. At some future time the company will send you a complete policy and usually credit-card size 'Proof of Insurance' cards that you can carry in your wallet or inside the rig. In most cases it is not necessary to have license plates on the vehicle immediately; you are given a number of days, which varies by state, to apply for them. On rare occasions, you may be required to get 'Temporary' license plates and display them on the vehicle. They are good for varying periods of time, but I think 30 days is about the maximum. If buying thru a dealer, they can do the necessary paperwork (and take the required fees) at the time of sale and issue you documentation that shows you have applied for 'plates'. You will also need to send in the old Certificate of Title to whichever states' Department of Motor Vehicles or Department of Transportation you're registering the vehicle in, so they can issue you a new title in your name. That's pretty much all there is to it. There is no vehicle logbook or inspection required - unless there are special circumstances which I know nothing about. On some rare occasions you may be stopped at vehicle inspection points during your travels so they can check your brakes, wipers, or whatever, but that's not part of the process for a newly acquired vehicle.
Hi RV Roamer, Karl and thanks for the quick replies.
I am already feeling more relaxed , it seems it may not be as bad as I was expecting.
I was thinking (but still open to suggestions) ) of buying the RV in Arizona, I have been in touch with a dealer in Messa? this morning, he seems to have a good record on EBay, he has mentioned 6.3% sales tax, documentation fees and Title transfer but not any additional taxes so I am guessing (or is that hoping) that the personal property tax mentioned by RV Roamer is not applicable in Arizona.
Does anybody know different? or as Florida has been mentioned , is there a "Best" state to buy an RV.
As others have stated, it's relatively straightforward and they've covered it pretty well. Transferring title is essentially the same as getting the log book transferred to your name via DVLC. Here, you'd either do it at a local DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) office or, in most cases, the dealer can do it for you. Most dealers will issue you a temporary registration before you drive away and the official tags and title will follow in the mail from DMV. The title document itself will be a relatively small piece of paper, affectionately known as "the pink slip", rather than the folded A4-sized "log book" you're used to.
Sales tax will vary by state and county but, unlike VAT, it's not included in the advertised price. Some states have zero sales tax.
"The State of California does not recognize an International Driving Permit (IDP) as a valid driver license. California does recognize a valid driver license that is issued by a foreign jurisdiction (country, state, territory) of which the license holder is a resident."
You can check this out before you arrive by going to the web site for the applicable state. The URL for the California DMV is: http://www.dmv.ca.gov/ but you can just Google for the respective state/DMV.
On the vehicle emissions test/certification (aka smog) that Gary mentioned, you should be able to insist that the dealer get the test done and obtain (or issue) the certification. A valid smog certificate will be a requirement for re-registering the vehicle in your name, at least in those states that have smog requirements. Here in California, the smog test machine sends the pass/fail result directly to the DMV computer, so there's no loophole.
If you haven't already seen it, you may wish to read the article in our library for foreigners buying a used RV in the U.S. written by another Brit who did the same as you're planning to do. Click on the Library button, then click What newcomers need to know and select Foreigners buying a used RV in USA.
I do not know any state that fails to charge either a weight fee or an ad-valorum tax, and a batch of tiddly fees besides. There are states, Oregon is one, that do not charge sales tax. There are many states that require a smog test prior to allowing registration.
I've just learned that the Log Book issued by the UK DVLC does not in itself prove title or ownership of the vehicle. The title or pink slip several of us have mentioned here is in fact legal proof of ownership; You'd have a tough time selling the vehicle later without the title.
One of my current house guests is a supervisor for vehicle registrations at the DVLC in Swansea and I was asking her some questions after I posted my last message. That's when I found out that the UK Log Book could, in practice, record anyone as the owner of a vehicle, not necessarily the legal owner.
Also learned that DVLC is now called DVLA (Driver and Vehicle Licence Agency).
MT does charge all that stuff but it is included in the fee that is described in the DMV books for MHs. This last year I think I paid about $250 and the max is less than $400. No sales tax either.
Thanks for the replies, this really is a great site.
I did read the "Foreigners buying a used RV in USA" and found it very useful, I have also read some excellent posts from UK-RV on exporting back to the UK without paying Import Duty or VAT which has started me thinking!
I still have a few questions on sales tax but I will ask those in a new post.
The tax rate varies by location. In Goodyear, AZ, the tax rate is 8.3% and there are restaurant and other surcharges on top of that.
Once again, thanks for the advice.
The RV dealer I spoke spoke to in Mesa AZ has suggested that for the 4 months insurance cover would be from $400 - $600 ( not sure if this is third party liability only, never thought to ask ) and I could arrange that locally when I pick it up.
Ian - Would be great if you could do a post when you get your RV back on the final costs and any helpfull hints you may have picked up on the way.
I seem to have missed your post until now.
They will be able to provide you with a US postal address and register your motorhome in that State (South Dakota).
You will then only have to pay 3% sales tax - one of the lowest in the US.
Also, for around £50 you have the added bonus of a US postal address - useful as a "holding point" where your mail is stored until you notify them of a specific destination campground for stuff to be forwarded.
Paul, I suppose that 3% seems low compared to 18% or whatever VAT is nowadays. But remember that some states have zero sales tax and that you don't need to register your RV in the same state you buy it.
Ive emailed each 0% State and enquired about registering there, using a mailbox address.
Unfortunately, each has returned the same answer - no way !
I am contemplating going down the LLC route (like Ian H) as it seems I only need to have possessed the RV for 6 months and not actually owned it to benefit from the vat/duty free situation.
I just want to be 100% sure of things first, before I decide which way to go.
Paul, A Montana LLC is certainly one way to go and will save you a few quid. There will be registration fees there in addition to the legal fees, or was included in your "legal fees" numbers?


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JoAnn Bedrosian Ryan Joins PCMA Foundation to Help Drive Industry Recovery Research and Reskilling Investment
Industry Award-Winner Appointed New Development Director
CHICAGO, IL – As the global business events industry continues to emerge from the COVID pandemic, PCMA President and CEO Sherrif Karamat today announced the appointment of JoAnn Bedrosian Ryan as Development Director to lead fundraising innovation across the PCMA Foundation's portfolio of donors and business partners.
Ms. Bedrosian Ryan's hiring comes as the Foundation builds on the success of the Accelerating Reskilling campaign – an effort dedicated to investing in key skillset development areas for business event industry professionals and supplier partners. 794 individuals have benefitted to date from this effort and last year, the Foundation provided over $900,000 in total outreach funding including scholarships, charitable support and critical research like the Business Events Compass report.
Ms. Bedrosian Ryan brings an impressive track record to PCMA from an accomplished career in the travel and business events marketplace. Most recently she was the Director of Business Alliances for Maritz Global Events, overseeing recruitment, training and integration of a 100+ member independent sales network in the global meetings marketplace. Previous to Maritz, she spent 24 years with United Airlines, helping launch the company's Meetings & Incentives Division, eventually scaling the product to include group, government, and charter business and taking the product global while leading the integration among Star Alliance carriers.
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"PCMA has been such an important part of my professional life throughout my career, and I am thrilled to be joining the organization in this new capacity, and at this important time", said Ryan. "As the travel sector recovers from events of the last year, I believe the meetings industry will help lead the way and once again be the vital and vibrant space we knew pre-pandemic. I look forward to leveraging relationships and building new ones as we move PCMA forward. I can't wait to get started."
An energetic force on behalf of the events industry, Ms. Bedrosian Ryan is a longtime supporter of PCMA and a recipient of the prestigious PCMA Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award. She served as a founding member of both the Greater Midwest Chapter and the PCMA Foundation Partnership Summit, and is a former board member of the PCMA Foundation, the MPI International Board of Directors and MPI Foundation Board as well as an ASAE Fellow.
"JoAnn is a forward-thinking professional who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in the business events industry to our PCMA team and the Foundation. She will play a critical role in accelerating recovery by helping raise funds to reskill and advance our community in a post-pandemic world," said Karamat.
Ms. Bedrosian Ryan will be responsible for Foundation fundraising revenue generation including developing and executing a strategy to grow the Foundation corpus that includes managing relationships with charitable foundations and partners. She joined the PCMA Foundation on May 17th and is part of PCMA's enterprise business development team reporting to Vice President of Global Business Development Marco Bloemendaal, and Chief Community Officer and Foundation Executive Director Meredith Rollins.
About the PCMA Foundation
The role of the Foundation of PCMA is to support the mission of PCMA through fundraising and grant-giving focused on scholarships, education and research that will advance the business events industry. Annually the Foundation funds over $900K in impact, and since 1985 has funded over 2,500 scholarships, 100 research studies and education programs, and $2.5M in charitable giving.
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Harry was a young successful lawyer, highly esteemed amongst those in his circle. He hit the off button on the remote. "Let's go to bed Kate. I have an early appointment at the courthouse." Kate yawned in agreement. Sleep came quickly.
Next thing Harry knew he was soaring through the courtroom doors and standing before a Judge. A bowl* was set on the bench. "A bowl on the bench?" He scanned the unfamiliar surroundings.(Continue Reading from previous page...)
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"Oh God! Am I dead?"
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The Judge spoke: "Open the books!"
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Harry opened his mouth to speak in protest but Shame flew from the prosecution's table and covered Harry's mouth with its claw while
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"Why didn't someone warn me!?"
Harry then relived the times he'd treated the Bible lady as a fool. "Oh God! I'm the fool!"
Torment and grief now dug their spindly fingers into Harry's shoulders.
Harry thought," If I could just go back..." He whispered "I'm sorry" to the woman in the stands. She nodded and smiled as the prosecution laughed, "It is appointed ONCE for a man to die, and then the judgment!" (Hebrews 9:27)
Despair wrapped its wings around Harry. He crumpled to the floor.
The One with the beautiful eyes spoke: "I AM here to defend you."
The enemy pointed towards the screen and replayed the worst of Harry's thoughts towards others declaring "If Harry did not forgive, the Most High cannot forgive Harry!" The demons chanted, "It's too late for Harry! It's too late for Harry!" as they pulled him toward their door.
Because of the transparency of this courtroom of Light, Harry noticed there were blobs of black blocking the light so that it could not flow through him. Everything he'd thought no one would ever know was on display. "Oh my God. It was true! And I didn't listen!" The claws dug deeper and pulled harder.
His accuser pointed, "See how he treated his own brothers! Look at his words flying like daggers! Look at the hate in his heart!" More victorious laughter erupted from the prosecution. The demons still chanted, "It's too late for Harry!"
With one finger the Defense blew Harry's enemy backward as He roared, "Release him!"
"It's too Late! You cannot forgive him because he didn't forgive! He is MINE! The people he was meant to reach are also mine! "
A new scene appeared on the screen, the man with the beautiful eyes, dripping His blood, dying. Nailed to a cross. Then the Judge poured the bowl of the Bible lady's prayers onto Harry…the one Harry had thought was a fanatic.
Harry's turned towards the One dripping blood on the screen.
"You are Jesus!! You did that for me!"
"I AM. And I did that for you."
The prosecution declared, "Time's up!"
The Judge commanded, "How do you plead, Harry Smith?"
I plead…I plead…I plead the Blood of Jesus!
The witnesses cheered as the demons screamed, "Nooooooooo!"
The Defense again lifted His finger, and the entire prosecution slammed against the barred door with a crashing...THUD!
The paramedics lifted the defibrillator. "Yeah! We got it!"
Kate's tears dripped onto Harry's cheeks. "We thought we'd lost you! Your brothers are on their way."
Harry mouthed, "I plead the blood…I plead the blood...the blood...the blood of Jesus!"
"There is nothing concealed that will not be known or brought out into the open." Luke 8:17
*Bowls: Revelation 5:8


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Q: Sumar las columnas de un archivo txt en python según su código Tengo un archivo de 80 registros, cada registro tiene 6 columnas ordenadas de la siguiente forma:
NOMBRE CODIGO DATO1 DATO2 DATO3 DATO4
El problema pide sumar las columnas DATO1, DATO2, DATO3 y DATO4 POR SEPARADO dependiendo del código, es decir, sumar las columnas de los registros que tengan el mismo código (0,1,2,3...9) e imprimirlos al final. Cada vez que el código cambie debería imprimir la suma de cada columna.
Una restricción del problema es que no se debe usar arreglos.
Intenté usando un ciclo while, almacenando el código en una variable y comparándola pero no me arroja nada.
Editado: Dejo código, el problema es más largo y al hacer el ciclo while creo que estoy creando un bucle infinito y por eso no me arroja nada, está mal pero de todas formas lo pongo.
archivo=open('datos_py.txt','r')
def promedio(d1,d2,d3,d4):
    prom=(d1+d2+d3+d4)//4
    return prom

def clasificacion(prom):
    if prom>20:
        print('a')
    elif prom<=20 and prom>= 15:
        print('b')
    elif prom<=14 and prom>=10:
        print('c')
    else:
        print('d')

for linea in archivo:
    nombre=linea[0:4]
    codigo,dato1,dato2,dato3,dato4=map(int,linea[5:].split())
    suma_dato1=0
    suma_dato2=0
    suma_dato3=0
    suma_dato4=0
    n=0
    while codigo<codigo+1:
        suma_dato1+=dato1
        suma_dato2+=dato2
        suma_dato3+=dato3
        suma_dato4+=dato4
        n+=1
    print(nombre)
    print(promedio(dato1,dato2,dato3,dato4))
    prom=promedio(dato1,dato2,dato3,dato4)
    clasificacion(prom)
archivo.close()

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