ATLANTA - Cameron Tringale will never be accused of not working hard at his golf game. The results speak for themselves - two-time second-team All-American, two-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference performer, ACC champion as a freshman and runner-up by one stroke as a sophomore.
By the same token, the junior from Laguna Niguel, Calif., also can't be accused of letting golf dominate his life, either. After making the Academic All-ACC golf team last year, Tringale set off on a summer schedule that not only included reaching match play at the U.S. Amateur, but a three-week trip to eastern Europe.
"Backpacking the Swiss Alps for a week was definitely the most memorable and exciting thing this summer," said Tringale, who also likes spending his free time in the summer playing beach volleyball and bodyboarding. "All of the golf was good, but I'm so used to playing all the time, all the tournaments just run together in my head."
For the record, Tringale finished second by one shot in the Pacific Coast Amateur, tied for second at the Monroe Invitational, tied for 11th at the Porter Cup and tied for 27th at the Sunnehanna Amateur. Then he survived a 17-man playoff to reach match play at the U.S. Amateur at the Olympic Club in San Francisco, only to drop his first-round match.
Now he has set his sights on taking the mantle of being the Georgia Tech's top golfer into the 2007-08 campaign and helping the Yellow Jackets back to the NCAA Championship for the 11th consecutive year. Head coach Bruce Heppler has said goodbye to four-time All-American Roberto Castro and senior Kevin Larsen, leaving Tringale to lead the charge.
The two-time All-American heads to Rocky Face, Ga., near Dalton, this weekend for the Yellow Jackets' first fall event, the 19th Carpet Capital Collegiate at The Farm Golf Club., an event which Tech has won six times but not since 2001.
Joining him on the 6,906-yard, par-72 layout for the 12th-ranked Jackets will be sophomore Chesson Hadley of Raleigh, N.C., juniors Taylor Hall of LaGrange, Ga., and David Dragoo of Scottsdale, Ariz., and red-shirt freshman Paul Haley of Dallas, Texas.
Heppler, beginning his 13th year at the helm, takes his team against defending champion and third-ranked Alabama, No. 21 Auburn, Augusta State, Chattanooga, No. 7 Clemson, No. 9 Duke, No. 14 East Tennessee State, No. 6 Florida, No. 4 Georgia, No. 28 Georgia State, NC State, No. 19 South Carolina, No. 23 Tennessee, No. 22 Texas Tech, TCU, Vanderbilt and No. 11 Wake Forest.
The tournament is a 54-hole event, 18 holes each day beginning Friday.
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"We probably have as much uncertainty here as there has been since my second year," said Heppler, who lost a four-time All-American, Roberto Castro, and a two-time All-American, Kevin Larsen, to graduation. "Cameron has been a real big part of winning two ACC tournaments and winning when it matters. Chesson's last three finishes were tremendous, those were pretty strong performances.
"The development of Chesson last spring solidified things a little bit more. If you've got two guys who can win, then you've got a chance, and that's a good place to start every time you play a tournament."
Tringale paced the Jackets last year in stroke average (71.45 overall, 70.87 in the spring) and finished in the top 10 five times, including a tie for 14th at the NCAA East Regional and a tie for ninth at the NCAA Championship, just one spot shy of his tie for eighth as a freshman. He has a 71.81 career stroke average.
With no seniors on this year's team, Tringale suddenly finds himself in the leadership role, but the responsibility is nothing he hasn't prepared himself for.
"I've had more playing experience than any of the guys despite being a year younger than three of them," said Tringale. "My perspective is to just do what I know will help our guys get better and be ready to go win a national championship in June."
Hadley emerged from the Yellow Jackets' freshman class with a strong spring last year and is expected to be in the field on a regular basis. The Raleigh, N.C., native didn't play in the fall last year, but tied for 18th in his spring debut in Hawaii. He finished in the top 10 in all three post-season events, beginning with a tie for ninth at the ACC Championship, continuing with a seventh-place showing in the NCAA East Regional and finishing with a tie for fourth at the NCAA Championship.
Aside from Tringale, Hall has the most experience in the group, having played nine events last year and nine as a freshman, posting a pair of top-10 finishes and 74.75 stroke average. Dragoo, with a 76.67 stroke average in four collegiate events, has seen limited time but may be primed for more regular duty this fall after a successful showing in the Jackets' 90-hole qualifying tournament. Haley, the 2006 Texas State Amateur champion, was ranked as high as No. 5 among junior golfers before coming to Tech.
"It's a great opportunity," said Heppler. "There are a lot of people out there who are pretty skeptical about where we are as a program. I think it's a great opportunity for these five guys who have been pushed by the other four to go up there and let them know that we haven't quite closed the door here yet."
"I think this team can be really, really good," said Tringale. "We have extremely talented players on this team who haven't even brushed the surface. I think that's a little bit of what we saw last year with Chesson. Once they get a little confidence and become comfortable out there playing, our team will be able to compete with anyone out there."
Heppler's team will play four other tournaments this year within the Georgia state lines, including the Brickyard Invitational Oct. 7-9 in Macon and the Callaway Golf Match Play Championship Oct. 28-30 at Lake Oconee. Tech also hosts the third annual United States Collegiate Championship at its home course, the Golf Club of Georgia, March 24-26, and is entered in the Augusta State Invitational Apr. 4-6.
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The Moorings and Sunsail have announced that after months of work, its charter operations in Road Town, Tortola, have reopened. Owned by a joint parent company, the two firms now have a fleet of more than 100 yachts available for charter. The company said more than 130 new boats, representing an investment of US$66.5m, will reach the bases in early 2018.
The two companies recently established the Caribbean Comeback fundraiser. All monetary contributions will go toward its employees in the British Virgin Islands, St Martin and Puerto Rico employees. The efforts will include delivering much-needed generators, gas stoves, and building materials.


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I went to Cardiff last night to see one of my favourite bands, Low, play at the Tramshed.
I've avoided standing gigs since my ME/CFS symptoms escalated over the last year. I can't stand for long periods, but I was determined to see Low on this tour. It occurred to me that I could ask if it was possible to be seated – and so it was done (thank you very much Tramshed)! I was offered a sofa on the balcony with a great view. This meant an opportunity to draw. Drawing at gigs means drawing without being able to see the marks you are making, thus making it a good exercise in looking. I don't draw all the way through, because I find it does distract a little from a band's overall performance, and listening properly. Perhaps concentrating so much with one sense (sight), takes from another. Although, you do get a good sense of movement – bodily quirks and posture – which shows in the lines. And I love to draw moving hands.
The gig was amazing, as usual, and they played my favourite song, Murderer, so that well- and-truly iced the cake for me.


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July 14, 2014 July 12, 2014 Kirk Sheppard
I apologize that I missed last week. No excuses, no real reason – I just did. But I'm back this week and ready to update you on some exciting things happening in the theatre community in Cincinnati. If you haven't been attending SERIALS at Know Theatre, you really should consider it. It's such a fun night and there's such a party atmosphere there! You can read my thoughts on both of their outings so far here and here.
This Wednesday, I'm thrilled to be attending the final dress rehearsal of RAGTIME presented by Fairfield Summer Theatre. Here's a description: "Ragtime is a musical with a book by Terrence McNally, lyrics by Lynn Ahrens, and music by Stephen Flaherty. The music includes marches, cakewalks, gospel and ragtime and the production is mostly sung-through. Based on the 1975 novel by E. L. Doctorow, Ragtime tells the story of three groups in the United States in the early 20th century: African Americans, represented by Coalhouse Walker Jr., a Harlem musician; upper-class suburbanites, represented by Mother, the matriarch of a white upper-class family in New Rochelle, New York; and Eastern European immigrants, represented by Tateh, a Jewish immigrant from Latvia."
Director Ryan Heinreich has recruited CCM Senior Kaela O'Connor to playing Mother. Wright State Senior Sean Jones is Younger Brother and Derrick Jordan (a performer with unlimited potential) is playing Coalhouse Walker, Jr. It's going to be a stunning cast and I can't wait to see it. More information (including how you can get tickets, which will sell fast) is available here. The show is at Fairfield High School at 8800 Holden Blvd in Fairfield.
Next week, they'll open THE 25th ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE, which you know is my favorite comedy. I can't wait to see Jones play Leaf Coneybear, Emma Jordan as Rona Lisa Peretti, and the spectacular Drew Helton as William Barfee. More on this next week.
Also opening this weekend is the brand new WYATT'S BED. This fully staged original play will be presented at Clifton Performance Theatre, a place known for their unique and adventurous art as well as their strong art education programs for children. What makes this show especially interesting is that the playwright is 17-year-old Isaiah Reaves. Carol Brammer from CPT says, "This is a milestone for CPT. Isaiah was our first "Tin Man" seven years ago. We feel as if this moment is living proof of our mission to help every child grow into adulthood finding their voice and place in the arts." She told me that Isaiah and his team "have been brave to push forward as youth and fully stage this. There was a public reading of it at the Playhouse last August. They took the advice there, changed a lot and are at it again. It's our next generation of theatre folk."
The show is directed by David Faller. Here's a plot synopsis:
This fully staged premiere production of "Wyatt's Bed," is a drama directed by David Faller, set against the backdrop of the turbulent New York city at the end of the 1950's, It tells the story of a drug addicted call-girl who searches desperately for love and security in all the wrong places. We invite you to Cincinnati's own Clifton Performance Theatre to be among the first to experience this gripping new play and support this young, talented cast.
The cast features :
WYATT FROST: Christi Richter
THE MAN: Mason Cooper
RUDOLPH: Josh Beasley
DR. DOUGLAS RUSSELL: Zach Lower
PORTER ROYCE: Jared Earland
IRIS BRIAR: Lauren Everett
VINCENT RUSSELL: Evan Verrilli
BLAIR CHRISTI: Molly Hennessy
The show does contain adult language and themes. Use caution if you plan to attend. It's not recommended for children under 15. Tickets are available here. I'll be there opening night!
Looking ahead, we've got the first official show of the season for Cincinnati Shakespeare Company opening next week. THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (ABRIDGED) opens on Friday, July 25th. Also, Stone on a Walk Theatre's second show, REPERATORY THEATRE, opens next Thursday and features LCT Rising Star winner Patrick Phillips and Jonathon Long in the United States premiere. Plus BIBI returns to the stage soon. More on all of this next week. Also got an email from The Drama Workshop about the playwright of their next show, PRECIOUS HEART, traveling from Texas to attend the show in Cheviot. That's exciting news for this community theatre!
So, have you got your shows all picked out of the fall? Have you subscribed to any theatre yet? You need to get on that. So many great shows to choose! Look for full previews soon. I'll see you next week back here and hopefully in Fairfield and Clifton this week . . .join me at the theatre!
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ORDER DENYING 18 DEFENDANTS' MOTION TO DISMISS; GRANTING IN PART AND DENYING IN PART 15 DEFENDANTS' MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT; DENYING 28 PLAINTIFF'S SECOND MOTION FOR ORDER COMPELLING PRISON OFFICIALS TO PHOTOCOPY LEGAL DOCUME NTS IN EXCESS OF FIFTY PAGES; REFERRING CASE FOR SETTLEMENT PROCEEDINGS; DIRECTIONS TO CLERK. Signed by Judge Maxine M. Chesney on September 19, 2011. (mmcsec, COURT STAFF) (Filed on 9/19/2011) (Additional attachment(s) added on 9/19/2011: # 1 Certificate of Service) (tlS, COURT STAFF).
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Watch Wu-Tang Clan's Ghostface Killah and Raekwon's VERZUZ battle
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You can now watch Wu-Tang Clan's Ghostface Killah and Raekwon's VERZUZ battle online.
In February, following a performance from D'Angelo, VERZUZ hosts Swizz Beatz and Timbaland announced that the next rap battle would be between two of Wu-Tang Clan's original members: Ghostface Killah and Raekwon.
The showdown, which is available to watch back now via Instagram, took place over the weekend, and featured cameos from RZA and Ol' Dirty Bastard's son, Young Dirty Bastard, and also saw Raekwon share an unreleased Griselda collaboration.
The battle also included a number of tracks from Wu-Tang Clan's back catalogue, with Ghostface taking on 'Impossible' and Raekwon performing 'C.R.E.A.M.' alongside Inspectah Deck.
Following Saturday night's stream, Swizz Beatz and Timbaland revealed that fellow Wu-Tang member Method Man and Def Jam's Redman will face off in a 4/20 special edition of VERZUZ next month.
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Rise in health uninsured may be linked to immigrants' fears
Posted 7:44 am, September 15, 2019, by AP Wire Service
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WASHINGTON — When the Census Bureau reported an increase in the number of people without health insurance in America, it sent political partisans reaching for talking points on the Obama-era health law and its travails. But the new numbers suggest that fears of the Trump administration's immigration crackdown may be a more significant factor in the slippage.
Overall, the number of uninsured in the U.S. rose by 1.9 million people in 2018, the agency report this past week. It was the first jump in nearly a decade. An estimated 27.5 million people, or 8.5% of the population, lacked coverage the entire year. Such increases are considered unusual in a strong economy.
The report showed that a drop in low-income people enrolled in Medicaid was the most significant factor behind the higher number of uninsured people.
Hispanics were the only major racial and ethnic category with a significant increase in their uninsured rate. It rose by 1.6 percentage points in 2018, with nearly 18% lacking coverage. There was no significant change in health insurance for non-Hispanic whites, blacks and Asians.
"Some of the biggest declines in coverage are coming among Latinos and noncitizens," said Larry Levitt of the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation, who tracks trends in health insurance coverage. "These declines in coverage are coming at a time when the Trump administration has tried to curb immigration and discourage immigrants from using public benefits like Medicaid."
Health care is the defining issue for Democrats vying for their party's 2020 presidential nomination. Candidates wasted no time in Thursday's debate highlighting the split between progressives such as Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren , who favor a government-run system for all, including people without legal permission to be in the country, and moderates like former Vice President Joe Biden. He supports building on the Affordable Care Act and adding a new public plan option, open to U.S. citizens and legal residents.
Although the candidates did not dwell on the uninsured rate, Democratic congressional leaders have said the census figures show the administration's "sabotage" of the Obama health law.
The administration issued a statement blaming the law's high premiums, unaffordable for solid middle-class people who do not qualify for financial assistance. "The reality is we will continue to see the number of uninsured increase until we address the underlying issues in Obamacare that have failed the American people," the statement said.
Patterns in the data indicate there's more to the story.
Health economist Richard Frank of Harvard Medical School said the data "suggest that we are dealing with immigration … potentially in some unexpected ways." Frank was a high-ranking health policy adviser in the Obama administration.
The uninsured rate for foreign-born people, including those who have become U.S. citizens, also rose significantly, mirroring the shift among Hispanics.
Frank noted that immigrant families often include foreign-born and native-born relatives, "and you can imagine the new approach to immigration inhibiting these people from doing things that would make them more visible to public authorities," such as applying for government health care programs.
Immigrants' fears may also be part of the reason for a significant increase in the number of uninsured children in 2018, said Katherine Hempstead, a senior health policy expert with the nonpartisan Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, which works to expand coverage. Among immigrant children who have become citizens, the uninsured rate rose by 2.2 percentage points in 2018, to 8.6%. The increase was greater among kids who are not citizens.
"There are a lot of kids eligible for public coverage but not enrolled because of various things that make it less comfortable for people to enroll in public coverage," said Hempstead.
The administration's "public charge" regulation, which could deny green cards to migrants who use government benefits such as Medicaid was finalized this year. But other efforts to restrict immigration, including family separations at the U.S.-Mexico border, were occurring in the period covered by the report.
"People are interpreting 'public charge' broadly and even though their kids are eligible for Medicaid because they were born in this country, they are staying away," said Hempstead. Children's coverage often follows their parents' status.
Other factors could also be affecting the numbers:
—The report found a statistically significant increase in solid middle-class people who are uninsured. Health care researcher and consultant Brian Blase, who until recently served as a White House adviser, said it appears to reflect people who cannot afford high ACA premiums. Blase said Trump policies rolled out last year should provide better options for this group. The changes include short-term health insurance plans, health reimbursement accounts and association health plans.
—Experts are debating the impact of a strong job market on the decline in Medicaid enrollment. It's possible that some Medicaid recipients took jobs that boosted their earnings, making them ineligible for benefits. But if those jobs did not provide health benefits, then the workers would become uninsured. The Census Bureau report showed no significant change in workplace coverage.
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Q: Operations on state of array I am developing an application on ReactNative, which works over geoquery. Simply, I am getting data with the help of geoquery then showing in FlatList.
But the problem is that I am using an state of array as,
this.state = {
       data: []
}

How to add the keys I am getting from geoquery in this state of array.
I am using geoquery as,
geoQuery.on('key_entered', (key, location, distance) => {
            console.log(key + " entered query at " + location + " (" + distance + " km from center)");
        })

I want to add key getting from geoquery to an state of array, then get data of related key from firebase with the help of state of array containing key.

A: As per my understanding from your question, you can do something like below:
geoQuery.on('key_entered', (key, location, distance) => {
        console.log(key + " entered query at " + location + " (" + distance + " km from center)");
        this.setState({data: [...this.sate.data, key]});
    })

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For patients: Feb. 18 webinar on continuous distribution of kidneys and pancreata
Feb 9, 2022 | Kidney/pancreas, News
The Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network will host a webinar Feb. 18 for the community to learn more about the continuous distribution framework and factors related to kidney and pancreas allocation.
The Kidney and Pancreas Transplantation Committees currently have a request for feedback out for public comment. Prioritization exercises to help inform kidney and pancreas policy development are open through the close of public comment. The public comment period runs from Jan. 27 through March 23.
Patient webinar: Moving toward kidney and pancreas continuous distribution allocation
Friday, Feb. 18: 2-3 p.m. ET
The webinar will be recorded and made available for later viewing
Earl Lovell, Member, Patient Affairs Committee
Earl is a heart recipient and the regional representative on the Patient Affairs Committee and also serves as an Ambassador for Sierra Donor Services and Donor Network West
Silke Niederhaus, M.D., Past Chair, Pancreas Committee
Silke is a transplant surgeon from the University of Maryland in Baltimore, MD and a two-time kidney transplant recipient. She is also the past Chair of the Pancreas Committee
Precious McCowan, Patient Representative, Kidney Committee
Precious is a two-time kidney transplant recipient and donor parent. She serves as the patient representative on the Kidney Committee.
Martha Pavlakis, M.D., Chair, Kidney Committee
Martha is a nephrologist from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston and is currently the Chair of the Kidney Committee
Rachel Forbes, M.D., Chair, Pancreas Committee
Rachel is a transplant surgeon from Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, TN and is currently the Chair of the Pancreas Committee
Oyedolamu Olaitan, M.D., Vice Chair, Pancreas Committee
Dolamu is a transplant surgeon from Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, IL and is currently the Vice Chair of the Pancreas Committee
Resources on continuous distribution
Visit the main continuous distribution page on the OPTN website for resources about the future of organ allocation
Watch the animations:
How is continuous distribution different from the current system?
How does the point-based system work?
Watch videos on organ allocation goals and the analytic hierarchy process (AHP)
Learn about AHP and how you can participate
Visit the kidney-pancreas continuous distribution page on the OPTN website
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namespace Omnipay\PayPal;

use Omnipay\Tests\GatewayTestCase;

class ExpressGatewayTest extends GatewayTestCase
{
    public function setUp()
    {
        parent::setUp();

        $this->gateway = new ExpressGateway($this->getHttpClient(), $this->getHttpRequest());

        $this->options = array(
            'amount' => '10.00',
            'returnUrl' => 'https://www.example.com/return',
            'cancelUrl' => 'https://www.example.com/cancel',
        );
    }

    public function testAuthorizeSuccess()
    {
        $this->setMockHttpResponse('ExpressPurchaseSuccess.txt');

        $response = $this->gateway->authorize($this->options)->send();

        $this->assertInstanceOf('\Omnipay\PayPal\Message\ExpressAuthorizeResponse', $response);
        $this->assertFalse($response->isSuccessful());
        $this->assertTrue($response->isRedirect());
        $this->assertEquals('https://www.paypal.com/webscr?cmd=_express-checkout&useraction=commit&token=EC-42721413K79637829', $response->getRedirectUrl());
    }

    public function testAuthorizeFailure()
    {
        $this->setMockHttpResponse('ExpressPurchaseFailure.txt');

        $response = $this->gateway->authorize($this->options)->send();

        $this->assertFalse($response->isSuccessful());
        $this->assertFalse($response->isRedirect());
        $this->assertNull($response->getTransactionReference());
        $this->assertSame('This transaction cannot be processed. The amount to be charged is zero.', $response->getMessage());
    }

    public function testPurchaseSuccess()
    {
        $this->setMockHttpResponse('ExpressPurchaseSuccess.txt');

        $response = $this->gateway->purchase($this->options)->send();

        $this->assertInstanceOf('\Omnipay\PayPal\Message\ExpressAuthorizeResponse', $response);
        $this->assertFalse($response->isSuccessful());
        $this->assertTrue($response->isRedirect());
        $this->assertEquals('https://www.paypal.com/webscr?cmd=_express-checkout&useraction=commit&token=EC-42721413K79637829', $response->getRedirectUrl());
    }

    public function testPurchaseFailure()
    {
        $this->setMockHttpResponse('ExpressPurchaseFailure.txt');

        $response = $this->gateway->purchase($this->options)->send();

        $this->assertFalse($response->isSuccessful());
        $this->assertFalse($response->isRedirect());
        $this->assertNull($response->getTransactionReference());
        $this->assertSame('This transaction cannot be processed. The amount to be charged is zero.', $response->getMessage());
    }
}

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so if I type my username, it will show as a vegetable? I'm scared.
Yep. You can test a bunch of names and just preview to see what they show up as.
For the record...the game has officially begun.
Is everyone enjoying their goodies from the Cornucopia?
I said hit preview, not send.
Can I make more runs for the Cornucopia or do I have to wait for the day to end?
I'm hungry. When was the last time you enjoyed that, huh?
I did this for a bunch of players who I think may be playing. I found at least 24 vegetable covers. Plus Gimp says his/her name isn't censored so it's possible the game runners added some non-players to the vegetable mix.
For what it's worth, not every vegetable has two players associated with it. Some more, some less.
okay, that's messed up. he's not coming here.
I have arrived. I've been reading up remotely when I could. Do we know what our start point is on the map?
I came for the games and I shall stay for my victory, for my sword is mighty and my hand is skilled. It is my intention to obtain many supplies this day and all those who stand in my way shall perish at the end of my blade.
Who are these insolent tributes who dare to ignore the rules set forth by the Gamemaker?
District 2 does not endorse any posts by Cato.
District 9 would like to make the word veggietales banned. Anyone that uses it after this post should be sentenced to death.
Endorsements are not necessary in a game with such purpose as this one. Let the endorsements be left to the Gamemaker, for the entertainment of the spectators.
I wish I could remember who everyone is.
Don't quote it either Quinoa!
you bring much shame to our district.
I keep forgetting not to care.
I shall care enough for all of us.
This whole veggie thing confused me for half this thread.
This is going to be tough with it being everyone for themselves. Who wants to team up for awhile?
That'll do Quinoa that'll do.
I'm starting to believe that's an unintended joy for the gamemakers.
Wait wait wait Quinoa, what does Cordelia bring to the table? District 9 is an illustrious district that is quickly on the rise. We want only the best.
The gamemakers seek entertainment in our confusion and frustration. I feel it best to welcome the challenge and find ourselves in their favor.
I'm so very confused now.
I would very much rather be home in my village blackening the eyes of boys who approach me without proper respect.
we're missing a tribute from 3, 6 and 8.
She's a career tribute so she's probably rich, with mad swords and stuff.
Cordelia welcome to the wonderful world of District 9. Can I interest you in some food?
If we still haven't heard from some of the tributes by tomorrow afternoon, we should start with them.
Isn't that playing it safe?
We should let them die from the hunger and focus elsewhere.


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When was the last time the United Nations Security Council met to condemn an Arab government for its mistreatment of Palestinians?
How come groups and individuals on university campuses in the US and Canada that call themselves "pro-Palestinian" remain silent when Jordan revokes the citizenship of thousands of Palestinians?
The plight of Palestinians living in Arab countries in general, and Lebanon in particular, is one that is often ignored by the mainstream media in West.
How come they turn a blind eye to the fact that Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and many more Arab countries continue to impose severe travel restrictions on Palestinians?
And where do these groups and individuals stand regarding the current debate in Lebanon about whether to grant Palestinians long-denied basic rights, including employment, social security and medical care?
Or have they not heard about this debate at all? Probably not, since the case has failed to draw the attention of most Middle East correspondents and commentators.
A news story on the Palestinians that does not include an anti-Israel angle rarely makes it to the front pages of Western newspapers.
The demolition of an Arab-owned illegal building in Jerusalem is, for most of these correspondents, much more important than the fact that hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in Lebanon continue to suffer from a series of humiliating restrictions.
Not only are Palestinians living in Lebanon denied the right to own property, but they also do not qualify for health care, and are banned by law from working in a large number of jobs.
Can someone imagine what would be the reaction in the international community if Israel tomorrow passed a law that prohibits its Arab citizens from working as taxi drivers, journalists, physicians, cooks, waiters, engineers and lawyers? Or if the Israeli Ministry of Education issued a directive prohibiting Arab children from enrolling in universities and schools?
But who said that the Lebanese authorities have not done anything to "improve" the situation? In fact, the Palestinians living in that country should be grateful to the Lebanese government.
Until 2005, the law prohibited Palestinians from working in 72 professions. Now the list of jobs has been reduced to 50.
Still, Palestinians are not allowed to work as physicians, journalists, pharmacists or lawyers in Lebanon.
Ironically, it is much easier for a Palestinian to acquire American and Canadian citizenship than a passport of an Arab country. In the past, Palestinians living in the West Bank and Gaza Strip were even entitled to Israeli citizenship if they married an Israeli citizen, or were reunited with their families inside the country.
Lebanese politicians are now debating new legislation that would grant "civil rights" to Palestinians for the first time in 62 years. The new bill includes the right to own property, social security payments and medical care.
Many Lebanese are said to be opposed to the legislation out of fear that it would pave the way for the integration of Palestinians into their society and would constitute a burden to the economy.
The heated debate has prompted parliament to postpone a vote on the bill until next month.
Nadim Khoury, director of Human Rights Watch in Beirut, said, "Lebanon has marginalized Palestinian refugees for too long and the parliament should seize this opportunity to turn the page and end discrimination against Palestinians."
Rami Khouri, a prominent Lebanese journalist, wrote in The Daily Star that "all Arab countries mistreat millions of Arab, Asian and African foreign guest workers, who often are treated little better than chattel or indentured laborers…The mistreatment, abysmal living conditions and limited work, social security and property rights of the Palestinians [in Lebanon] are a lingering moral black mark."
Foreign journalists often justify their failure to report on the suffering of Palestinians in the Arab world by citing "security concerns" and difficulty in obtaining an entry visa into an Arab country.
But these are weak and unacceptable excuses given the fact that most of them could still write about these issues from their safe offices and homes in New York, London and Paris. Isn't that what most of them are anyway doing when they are write about the situation in the West Bank and Gaza Strip?
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SpecPage, a global provider of integrated software solutions and online tools for the recipe-based manufacturing industry, today announced the establishment of a new subsidiary in Singapore. The new office will better assist existing global customers operating in the Asia-Pacific market. The company is hereby significantly accelerating its global footprint.
"The Singapore subsidiary is an important strategic initiative for SpecPage. It brings our sales and support organization closer to our customers in the region and, at the same time, aids global customers in their facilitation of unlocking local synergies," said Severin Weiss, CEO of SpecPage.
"We recognize Singapore to be a strategic destination for our further growth in the Asia-Pacific region. This subsidiary will pave way for large-scale projects over the years. I am very pleased to witness our vision of setting up a global sales and service organization come true," Severin Weiss added.
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50-й стрелковый корпус (50ск) — общевойсковое формирование (соединение, стрелковый корпус) РККА, в вооружённых сил СССР во время Советско-финляндской войны 1939—1940 гг. и Великой Отечественной войны.

1-е формирование

История
Корпус был сформирован в ходе развёртывания Советских Вооружённых Сил в 1939—1940 гг., по штатам военного времени в период «больших учебных сборов», в Ленинградском военном округе (ЛВО). Каждый полк стрелковой дивизии мирного времени, пополненный приписным составом, развёртывался в самостоятельную стрелковую дивизию. Корпус принимал участие в советско-финляндской войне (Зимней войне), в действующей армии, в период c 30.11.1939 г. по 13.03.1940 г..
30 ноября 1939 года командующий 7-й Армией командарм 2-го ранга В. Ф. Яковлев располагал двумя стрелковыми и одним танковым корпусом. Корпуса должны были наступать по двум стратегически важным направлениям: выборгскому и кексгольмскому. 19-й стрелковый корпус комдива Старикова (24, 138, 70-я стрелковые дивизии, 20-я танковая бригада) наступал на Выборг. Корпус был усилен двумя гаубично-артиллерийскими полками и одним корпусным артиллерийским полком. 50-й стрелковый корпус комдива Гореленко (142-я и 90-я стрелковые дивизии, 35-я легкотанковая бригада) при поддержке двух приданных полков РГК наступал на Кякисалми.
20 февраля 1940 года в состав 50 ск из резерва 7-й армии вошла 51-я стрелковая дивизия.

Во время Великой Отечественной войны 50 ск в Действующей армии с 22.06.1941 года по 03.08.1941 года.

На 22 июня полевое управление корпуса дислоцировалось в Выборге, части корпуса занимали район Выборга, Хейнийоки (Вещево), Перкярви (Кирилловское), в 30-60 километрах от госграницы. К 26 июня соединения корпуса заняли район прикрытия государственной границы от Финского залива до озера Суокуман близ Энсо. Район от Финского залива до железной дороги Выборг — Симола заняли части 123-й стрелковой дивизии, далее 43-я стрелковая дивизия. Общая протяжённость полосы обороны, занимаемой корпусом составляла 80 километров. Севернее располагались части 19-го стрелкового корпуса.

70-я стрелковая дивизия была изъята из состава корпуса сначала в армейское подчинение, а затем направлена на южные подступы к Ленинграду.

Перед корпусом стояла задача прикрывать, как казалось, главное возможное направление удара финских войск по кратчайшему пути к Ленинграду. В связи с этим корпус был значительно усилен: в полосе его обороны также оборонялись Выборгский укреплённый район; 101-й, 108-й и 519-й гаубичные артиллерийские полки РГК; 109-й отдельный моторизованный инженерный батальон, 43-я электротехническая рота, 5-й (без одной погранкомендатуры) и 33-й погранотряды.

Корпус начал боевые действия 29 июня действиями подразделений 43-й стрелковой дивизии, отбившими у врага Энсо. После этого вплоть до 31 июля особой активности на участке корпуса не было. 31 июля финские части перешли в наступление между частями 19-го стрелкового корпуса и 43-й стрелковой дивизии, прорвали оборону корпуса и создали угрозу выхода в тыл корпуса. 5 августа силами 43-й стрелковой дивизии был организован контрудар, который успеха не принёс. В целом, части корпуса, несколько уступив, держали позиции до 20 августа, когда им был отдан приказ подорвать укрепления и отходить к Выборгу. 43-я стрелковая дивизия отходила в Выборг и севернее его. 123-я стрелковая дивизия приняла участие в контрударе на Вуоксу 24-28 августа, но безуспешно, попала в окружение, была расчленена. 272 сп дивизии с боями отошёл на Сяйние, присоединился к 43 сд, вместе с ней вырвался из окружения в Полрлампи на Койвисто, откуда был эвакуирован в Ленинград. 255 сп и 245 сп с тяжёлыми боями отходили по Средневыборгскому шоссе на Усикирко-Терийоки, 1 сентября вышли в расположение наших войск в районе Дибуны-Песочная.

Но собственно само корпусное управление уже в середине июля убыло в Красногвардейск, было официально расформировано уже 3 августа и обращено на формирование управления 42-й армии.

Полное наименование
50-й стрелковый корпус

Боевой состав

Командование

Командиры корпуса
 С 19 августа 1939 по май 1940 — комбриг, с  комдив, с   комкор Гореленко, Филипп Данилович
 09.05.1940 - хх.08.1940 — комдив, с  генерал-майор Зайцев, Пантелеймон Александрович
 Щербаков Владимир Иванович (с 17.01.1941 по 04.08.1941), генерал-майор

Начальники штаба
 Беляев Николай Иванович — 08.1940 - 05.08.1941

Военные комиссары
 Семёнов Сергей Петрович (август 1939 года — июнь 1940), бригадный комиссар

2-е формирование

История
Управление корпуса формировалось в Москве в мае-июне 1943 года.

В действующей армии с 04.07.1943 года по 11.05.1945 года.

В середине июня штаб и штабные подразделения отбыли из Москвы и прибыли в село Малая Рыбица, в юго-западной части Курской дуги, северо-восточнее города Сумы.

В Курской битве части корпуса непосредственного участия не принимали, так как основной удар войск противника был направлен восточнее расположения корпуса. С переходом советских войск в общее наступление, части корпуса, преследуя отходящего противника наступают южнее города Сумы. В ходе наступления части корпуса участвовали в освобождении городов Сумы (02.09.1943), Ромны (16.09.1943), Прилуки (18.09.1943)

Передовые части корпуса к 23.09.1943 года подошли к Днепру и в конце сентября 1943 года форсировали его в разных местах севернее Киева, где-то удачно, где-то менее удачно, в конце концов части корпуса переправились на Лютежский плацдарм или объединили свои плацдармы с Лютежским.

В течение октября 1943 года части корпуса ведут бои за расширение Лютежского плацдарма на Днепре, севернее Киева. С 03.11.1943 корпус перешёл в наступление в ходе Киевской наступательной операции в общем направлении на Святошино с целью расчленить группировку противника в северном секторе обороны Киева. Непосредственно перед корпусом стояла задача нанести главный удар своим левым флангом в направлении Дачи Пуща-Водица, станция Беличи, развернув 74-ю стрелковую дивизию для прикрытия правого фланга от удара противника по восточному берегу реки Ирпень. Окружив и уничтожив противника в районе Мостище, Дачи Пуща-Водица, корпус должен был к исходу первого дня выйти главными силами на рубеж Беличи, Берковец, затем развивать наступление на Святошино, Жуляны, Пирогово и, достигнув к исходу третьего дня операции линии Вита-Почтовая, Кременище, Лесники, Пирогово, находиться в готовности развивать наступление в направлении Германовки.

В ходе операции части корпуса 04.11.1943 подверглись массированным контратакам в районе Дачи Пуща-Водица, вынуждены были несколько отойти. 05.11.1943 корпус вышел на линию Жуляны, Софиевская Борщаговка, Никольская Борщаговка, западная окраина Киева, а его 163-я стрелковая дивизия вела бои уже непосредственно в Киеве. На 06.11.1943 штаб корпуса уже находился в Святошино.

Затем, после освобождения Киева, части корпуса продолжили наступление в южном и юго-западном направлении от Киева, 09.11.1943 года ввязались в ожесточённейшие, сначала наступательные, а затем и оборонительные бои в районе Фастова и Фастовца. Корпусу была передана 33-я пушечная артиллерийская бригада и ряд других соединений для поддержки, а сам корпус 13.11.1943 придан 3-й танковой армии на которую возлагалась оборона района Фастова с задачей не допустить прорыва противника в северном и северо-восточном направлениях. Части корпуса, сменив части 69-й мотострелковой бригады, заняли оборону непосредственно под Фастовом.

Из того же района корпус начал наступление в ходе Житомирско-Бердичевской операции, наступал на юго-восток, в направлении на Белую Церковь, отсекая войска противника, оборонявшиеся южнее Фастова. В ходе операции части корпуса участвуют в освобождении городов Сквира (29.12.1943), Белая Церковь (04.01.1944).

Продолжая наступление на юг, корпус к 12.01.1944, переправившись через реки Рось и Горный Тикич вышел на подступы к Умани, однако был отброшен назад за Горный Тикич.

В ходе Корсунь-Шевченковской операции держит оборону с северного фланга наступающей к Корсунь-Шевченковскому деблокирующей группировки.

На 04.03.1944 занимал позиции на участке Зарудья, Русаловка, перешёл в наступление в ходе Уманско-Ботошанской операции, был введён в прорыв 07.03.1944 в общем направлении на Каменец-Подольский, форсировал Днестр западнее Могилёва-Подольского, затем наступает вдоль южного берега Днестра, 03.04.1944 части корпуса вместе с 44-й гвардейской танковой бригадой овладели сильным опорным пунктом врага — городом Хотином, а 05.04.1944 — городом Дорохой, позднее форсировал Серет и затем перешёл к обороне.

В ходе Ясско-Кишинёвской операции обеспечивает в составе армии правый фланг наступающей группировки. так, в период 17-29.08.1944 года ведёт бои в районе населённых пунктов Мардзина, Поени, Путна (40 километров севернее города Кымпулунг), вышел в предгорья Восточных Карпат. В сентябре 1944 года ведёт бои на территории Румынии у населённых пунктов Виков Верхний, Фюрстентам (15 километров юго-западнее города Рэдэуци, 01.10.1944 севернее города Орадя, затем ведёт бои в районе Байя-Маре.

В ходе Дебреценской операции с 06.10.1944 наступает в общем направлении на Чоп с юго-востока, 18.10.1944 принимает участие в освобождении города Сигет 25.10.1944 принимает участие в освобождении города Сату-Маре, был остановлен южнее Чопа.

В ходе Будапештской операции наступает из района северо-восточнее Дебрецена, ведёт бои и затем базируется в Ньиредьхаза, Токае, принимает участие в освобождении города Сиксо (30.11.1944). В течение декабря 1944 ведёт тяжёлое наступление севернее Мишкольца, в районах населённых пунктов Болва, Сирак, Пидьяре (53 километра севернее города Мишкольц). К концу декабря 1944 года вышел на венгерско-чехословацкую границу. С 12.01.1945 возобновил наступление и к 13.02.1945 с ожесточёнными боями вышел в район Брезно, 23.01.1945 приняв участие в освобождении города Ельшава.

В ходе Братиславско-Брновской операции с тяжелейшими боями наступает из района Зволен на Тренчин и затем на Брно, 22-25.03.1945 прорывает оборону у города Банска-Бистрица, затем продвигается по маршруту Нитра, Трнава, Пойсдорф.

С 23.04.1945 наступает между реками Свратка и Йиглава в направлении на западную окраину Брно, 26.04.1945 части корпуса вышли на западную окраину города и приняли участие в полном освобождении города. Затем корпус был передан в 1-ю гвардейскую конно-механизированную группу, устремившуюся к Праге и от Брно на северо-запад через Йиглаву и Бенешов 09.05.1945 начал наступление и вышел к Праге, где и закончил боевые действия.

Управление корпуса расформировано в июне-июле 1945 года.

Полное наименование
50-й стрелковый Трансильванский корпус

Боевой состав

Части управления корпуса:
 640-й отдельный ордена Красной Звезды батальон связи
 458-я полевая авторемонтная база
 2835-я военно-почтовая станция

Командование
 Мартиросян, Саркис Согомонович (с 25.06.1943 по 24.04.1944), генерал-майор
 Батицкий, Павел Фёдорович (с 25.04.1944 по 27.05.1944), генерал-майор
 Меркулов, Серафим Петрович (с 28.05.1944 по 20.04.1945), генерал-майор
 Таварткиладзе, Николай Тариелович (с 21.04.1945 по 11.05.1945), генерал-майор

Примечания

Ссылки

 Оболганная победа Сталина. Штурм линии Манергейма.
 Боевой состав Советской Армии 1941—1945
 Перечень № 4 управлений корпусов, входивших в состав Действующей армии в годы Великой Отечественной войны 1941—1945 гг.
 Командный состав РККА и РКВМФ в 1941—1945 годах

Воинские формирования СССР в советско-финляндской войне (1939—1940)
Стрелковые корпуса СССР во время Великой Отечественной войны

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Home California - the Golden State Index
Page Toppers
99 Miles from LA
An Orange Grove in California
Apple Valley Romance
At the Panama Pacific Fair
Avalon Town
The Bells of Avalon
California and You
California has its Faults.
California Moon
California Rose
California Nights
California Skies
Catalina is Calling Me
Coronado Nights
Do You Know the Way to San Jose?
Down Among the Sheltering Palms
Golden Gate Open for Me
Good-Bye California
Hello, Frisco!
Hello, Los Angeles
Here in California
I Lost My Heart in Monterey
I Love L.A.
I'm Going to California
In a Pasadena Garden
In the Heart of the Sierra Nevada
I've Been Kissed in San Francisco
L.A. Sunshine
Meanwhile, Back in L.A.
My San Diego Home
On the Road to California
The San Diego Waltz
San Francisco Days
Sausalito Sunshine
Shores of Old California
Somewhere in California
Sunny California
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
There's Something New in San Berdoo
Ventura Highway
When the swallows come back to Capistrano
Yosemite Echoes
Yosemite, God's Wonderland
As one went to Europe to see the living past, so one must visit Southern California to observe the future. (Alison Lurie)
California has a beautiful coastline. It can be a rough coastline. The waves are huge. The rocks are steep. Same thing in Vancouver. It has a beautiful coastline. It's dramatic. (Jennifer Granholm)
California is a fine place to live--if you happen to be an orange. (Fred Allen)
Certainly being in California has encouraged a sustained commitment to rethinking the nature, purposes, and relevance of the contemporary arts, specifically music, for a society which by and large seems to manage quite well without them. (Brian Ferneyhough)
Everything is just better in California--the wine, the food, fruits and vegetables, the comforts of living. Even the instrumentalists are generous and curious. Everything is wonderful. (Beth Anderson)
I will embrace the first opportunity to get to California and it is altogether probable that when once there I shall never again leave it. (George Stoneman)
Still in bloom, California flowers dance to winter song. (Victor P. Gendrano)
To be where little cable cars climb halfway to the stars.
California Symbols
Nicknames: The Golden State; The El Dorado State; The Land of Milk and Honey; The Grape state
Slogan: Find Yourself Here
Motto: Eureka (I have found it!--this alludes to the discovery of gold)
Song: I Love You, California
Folk Dance: Square Dance
Colors: Blue and Gold
Animal: California Grizzly Bear
Marine Mammal: California Gray Whale
Bird: California Valley Quail
Fish: Golden Trout
Marine Fish: Garibaldi
Reptile: Desert Tortoise
Insect: California Dogface Butterfly
Tree: California Redwood and Giant Sequoia (some giant redwoods in Sequoia National Park are more than 2,000 years old)
Flower: Golden Poppy
Fossil: Sabre-Toothed Cat
Gemstone: Blue Diamond (Benitoite)
Mineral: Gold
Rock: Serpentine
Pro Sports Teams: Anaheim Angels, LA Dodgers, Oakland Athletics, San Diego Padres, and San Francisco Giants (baseball); Golden State Warriors, LA Clippers, LA Lakers, and Sacramento Kings (men's basketball); San Jose Raiders (women's basketball); Oakland Raiders, San Diego Chargers, and San Francisco 49ers (football); Anaheim Mighty Ducks, LA Kings, and San Jose Sharks (hockey)
Facts About California
Capital: Sacramento
Residents: Californians
State Name Origin: named after an island paradise described in a 16th century Spanish novel
Admitted to Statehood: 9 Sep 1850
Order of Admission: 31st state
Coastline/Shoreline: 840/3,427 miles
Area: 163,696 square miles
Size Rank: 3
Streams and Rivers: 211,513 miles
Geographic Center: 38 miles E of Madera
Mean Elevation: 2,900 feet
Highest Point: Mt. Whitney, 14,494 feet (highest peak in the contiguous 48 states)
The highest and lowest points in the continental United States are within 100 miles of one another
Lowest Point: Bad Water in Death Valley, 282 feet below sea level (lowest point in the US)
Agricultural Products: milk, cattle, turkeys (more than any other state), fruit, vegetables, avocados (more than any other state), grapes (over 300,000 tons annually), wine (more than seventeen million gallons annually)
Commercial Products: transportation and industrial equipment, oil, natural gas, motion pictures, biotechnology research
Average Winter Low Temperature: 14 degrees
Record Low Temperature: -45 degrees (20 Jan 1937 Boca)
Average Summer High Temperature: 92 degrees
Record High Temperature: 134 degrees (10 Jul 1913 Death Valley--the hottest, driest place in the US)
More information about California
I love You California
(words by F. B. Silverwood, music by A. F. Frankenstein)
I love you, California, you're the greatest state of all
I love you in the winter, summer, spring, and in the fall.
I love your fertile valleys; your dear mountains I adore,
I love your grand old ocean and I love her rugged shore.
I love your redwood forests--love your fields of yellow grain,
I love your summer breezes, and I love your winter rain,
I love you, land of flowers; land of honey, fruit and wine,
I love you, California; you have won this heart of mine.
I love your old gray Missions--love your vineyards stretching far,
I love you, California, with your Golden Gate ajar,
I love your purple sunsets, love your skies of azure blue,
I love you, California; I just can't help loving you.
I love you, Catalina--you are very dear to me,
I love you, Tamalpais, and I love Yosemite,
I love you, Land of Sunshine, half your beauties are untold,
I loved you in my childhood, and I'll love you when I'm old.
Chorus: When the snow crowned Golden Sierras
Keep their watch o'er the valleys bloom.
It is there I would be in our land by the sea,
Ev'ry breeze bearing rich perfume,
It is here nature gives of her rarest,
It is Home Sweet Home to me.
And I know when I die I shall breathe my last sigh
For my sunny California.
(Scott McKenzie)
More people live in California than in any other state
In 1925 a 300 feet high giant sequoia located in California's Kings Canyon National Park was named the nation's national Christmas tree.
Caswell Memorial State Park (near Manteca) is the only place you will see the riparian brush rabbit.
The largest three-day rodeo in the United States is held on the Tehama County Fairgrounds in Red Bluff.
The California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento, is the largest museum of its kind in North America.
Totaling nearly three million acres, San Bernardino County is the largest county in the country.
Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuge contains the largest winter population of bald eagles in the continental United States.
The Hollywood Bowl is the world's largest outdoor amphitheater.
The first motion picture theater opened in Los Angeles on April 2, 1902.
Inyo National Forest is home to the bristle cone pine, the oldest living species. Some of the trees are thought to be over 4,600 years old.
Sequoia National Park contains the largest living tree. Its trunk is 102 feet in circumference.
San Francisco Bay is considered the world's largest landlocked harbor.
California has the largest economy in the states of the union. It was the first state to ever reach a trillion dollar economy in gross state product. Compared by itself to other countries, it would rank the 7th largest economy in the world.
It is estimated there are approximately 500,000 detectable seismic tremors in California annually.
Marcus Allen (1960-) - football player (San Diego)
Luis Walter Alverez - inventor (San Francisco)
Gertrude Atherton - author (San Francisco)
Jack Benny - comedian (buried in Culver City)
Shirley Temple Black (1928- ) - child actress, US ambassador to the United Nations (Santa Monica)
David Belasco - playwright, producer (San Francisco)
Robert Bower (1936- ) - inventor (Santa Monica)
Dave Brubeck - musician (Concord)
Julia Child - chef (Pasadena)
Richard Dana (1851-1882) - author (wrote Two Years Before the Mast, Dana Point was named after him)
Leonardo DiCaprio - actor (Hollywood)
Joe DiMaggio (1914-1999) - baseball player, won three MVP awards (Martinez)
Walt Disney (1901-1966) - cartoonist, animator, producer (Hollywood)
James H. Doolittle (1896-1993) - Air force general (Alameda)
Isadora Duncan - dancer (San Francisco)
Percy Faith - entertainer (buried in Culver City)
John Fremont - explorer (San Francisco)
Robert Frost (1874-1963) - poet laureate of the U.S., won a Pulitzer Prize four times (San Francisco)
Jerry Garcia - guitarist, singer (San Francisco)
Charles P. Ginsburg - inventor (San Francisco)
Richard Pancho Gonzales - tennis player (Los Angeles)
Jeff Gordon - race car driver (Vallejo)
Zane Grey - author (lived much of his later life in Avalon)
William Randolph Hearst - publisher (San Francisco)
Mariel Hemingway - actress (Mill Valley)
Sidney Howard - playwright (Oakland)
George Jessel - entertainer (buried in Culver City)
Al Jolson - entertainer (buried in Culver City)
Anthony M. Kennedy - supreme court justice (Sacramento)
Jack London (1876-1916) - author, wrote Call of the Wild (San Francisco)
George Lucas (1944- ) - filmmaker best known for the Star Wars series (Modesto)
Theodore Harold Maiman - inventor (Los Angeles)
Mark McGwire - baseball player (Pomona)
Aimee Semple McPherson - evangelist (Ontario)
Marilyn Monroe (1926-1962) - actress (Los Angeles)
Dominique Moreanir - gymnist (Hollywood)
John Muir - naturalist, founder of the Sierra Club
Emma Nevada - opera singer (Alpha)
Richard Milhouse Nixon (1913-1994) - 37th U.S. president (Yorba Linda)
Isamu Noguchi - sculptor (Los Angeles)
George S. Patton, Jr. (1845-1945) - general in WWII (San Gabriel)
Otis Redding - singer, song writer (wrote his last song and greatest hit, The Dock of the Bay, while on a houseboat in Sausalito
Robert Redford - actor (Santa Monica)
Sally K. Ride (1951- ) - astronaut, first American woman in space (Los Angeles)
William Saroyan - author (Fresno)
Lincoln Steffens - journalist, author (San Francisco)
John Steinbeck (1902-1968) - author (Salinas)
Adlai Stevenson - statesman (Los Angeles)
Michael Tilson Thomas - conductor (Hollywood)
Earl Warren - Supreme Court Justice (Los Angeles)
Serena and Venus Williams - tennis players (Lynwood)
Myra Wilson - actress (Burbank)
Eldrick "Tiger" Woods (1975- ) - golfer (Cypress)
The California State Flag
The California State Flag was adopted in 1911. The design is based on the original Bear Flag raised over Sonoma in 1846 by a group of American settlers in revolt against Mexican rule. The flag was designed by William Todd on a piece of unbleached cotton. The star imitated the lone star of TX. The grizzly bear represented the numerous bears seen in CA. The words, "California Republic", placed beneath the star and bear represented the pioneer spirit of the early settlers.
It Has to Be California!
Both you AND your dog have therapists.
Gas costs $1.00 per gallon more than anywhere else in the U.S.
The guy at Starbucks wearing a baseball cap and sunglasses who looks like George Clooney really IS George Clooney.
If you drive illegally, they take your driver's license. If you're here illegally, they want to give you one.
Instead of your newspaper arriving in a plastic bag on rainy days, it's gift wrapped.
It's barely sprinkling and there's a report on every news station: "STORM WATCH."
A really great parking space can totally move you to tears.
Shake-N-Bake has a whole new meaning!
Someone asks you how far something is, you tell them how long it will take to get there rather than how many miles away it is.
The Terminator is your governor.
Thanks to modern medicine, the senior citizens look younger than you do!
The fastest part of your commute is going down your driveway.
The high school quarterback calls a time-out to answer his cell phone.
You can't remember...is pot illegal?
You drive to your neighborhood block party.
You have a very strong opinion about where your coffee beans are grown, and you can taste the difference.
You know how to eat an artichoke.
You make over $250,000 a year and you still can't afford to buy a house.
You pass an elementary school playground and the children are all busy with their cell phones or pagers.
Your car insurance costs as much as your house payment.
Your child's 3rd-grade teacher has purple hair, a nose ring, and is named Flower.
Your coworker has eight body piercings and none are visible.
Your plumber can't make it today because he has an audition for a movie role.
Driving in California
Real answers received on the California Department of Transportation's driving school exams:
Q: Do you yield when a blind pedestrian is crossing the road?
A: What for? He can't see my license plate.
Q: Who has the right of way when four cars approach a four-way stop at the same time?
A: The pick up with the gun rack and the bumper sticker saying, "Guns don't kill people. I do."
Q: When driving through fog, what should you use?
A: Your car.
Q: What problems would you face if you were arrested for drunk driving?
A: I'd probably lose my buzz a lot faster.
Q: What changes would occur in your lifestyle if you could no longer drive lawfully?
A: I would be forced to drive unlawfully.
Q: What are some points to remember when passing or being passed?
A: Make eye contact and wave "hello" if s/he is cute.
Q: What is the difference between a flashing red traffic light and a flashing yellow traffic light?
A: The color.
Q: How do you deal with heavy traffic?
A: Heavy psychedelics.
Q: What can you do to help ease a heavy traffic problem?
A: Carry loaded weapons.
Life in Southern California
A Highway Patrolman pulled a car over and told the driver that because he had been wearing his seat belt, he had just won $5,000 in the statewide safety competition. "What are you going to do with the money?" asked the policeman.
"Well, I guess I'm going to get a driver's license," he answered.
"Oh, don't listen to him," yelled a woman in the passenger seat. "He's a smart aleck when he's drunk."
This woke up the guy in the back seat who took one look at the cop and moaned," I knew we wouldn't get far in a stolen car."
At that moment, there was a knock from the trunk and a voice said, in Spanish, "Are we over the border yet?"
Diary of a Relocated Californian:
December 8: 6:00 PM. It started to snow. The first snow of the season and the wife and I took our hot chocolate and sat for hours by the window watching the huge soft flakes drift down from heaven. It looked like a Grandma Moses Print. So romantic we felt like newlyweds again. I love snow!
December 9: We woke to a beautiful blanket of crystal white snow covering every inch of the landscape. What a fantastic sight! Can there be a more lovely place in the Whole World? Moving here was the best idea I've ever had. Shoveled for the first time in years and felt like a boy again. I did both our driveway and the sidewalks. This afternoon the snowplow came along and covered up the sidewalks and closed in the driveway, so I got to shovel again. What a perfect life .
December 12: The sun has melted all our lovely snow. Such a disappointment. My neighbor tells me not to worry, we'll definitely have a White Christmas. No snow on Christmas would be awful! Bob says we'll have so much snow by the end of winter, that I'll never want to see snow again. I don't think that's possible. Bob is such a nice man I'm glad he's our neighbor.
December 14: Snow, lovely snow! 8" last night. The temperature dropped to -20. The cold makes everything sparkle so. The wind took my breath away, but I warmed up by shoveling the driveway and sidewalks. This is the life! The snowplow came back this afternoon and buried everything again. I didn't realize I would have to do quite this much shoveling, but I'll certainly get back in shape this way. I wish I wouldn't huff and puff so.
December 15: 20 inches forecast. Sold my van and bought a 4x4 Blazer. Bought snow tires for the wife's car and two extra shovels. Stocked the freezer. The wife wants a wood stove in case the electricity goes out. I think that's silly. We aren't in Alaska, after all.
December 16: Ice storm this morning. Fell on my rear on the ice in the driveway putting down salt. Hurt like crazy. The wife laughed for an hour, which I think was very cruel.
December 17: Still way below freezing. Roads are too icy to go anywhere. Electricity was off for five hours. I had to pile the blankets on to stay warm. Nothing to do but stare at the wife and try not to irritate her. Guess I should've bought a wood stove, but won't admit it to her. Boy do I hate it when she's right. I can't believe I'm freezing to death in my own living room.
December 20: Electricity's back on, but had another 14" of the nasty stuff last night. More shoveling. Took all day. Blasted snowplow came by twice. Tried to find a neighbor kid to shovel, but they said they're too busy playing hockey. I think they're lying. Called the only hardware store around to see about buying a snow blower and they're out. Might have another shipment in March. I think they're lying. Bob says I have to shovel or the city will have it done and bill me. I think he's lying.
December 22: Bob was right about a white Christmas because thirteen more inches of that white mess fell today, and it's so cold it probably won't melt till August. Took me 45 minutes to get all dressed up to go out to shovel and then I had to use the bathroom. By the time I got undressed, went and dressed again I was too tired to shovel. Tried to hire Bob who has a plow on his truck for the rest of the winter; but he says he's too busy. I think the jerk is lying.
December 23: Only 2" of snow today. And it warmed up to 0. The wife wanted me to decorate the front of the house this morning. What is she nuts! Why didn't she tell me to do that a month ago? She says she did but I think she's lying.
December 24: 6". Snow packed so hard by snowplow, l broke the shovel. Thought I was having a heart attack. If I ever catch the guy who drives that snowplow, I'll drag him through the snow by his fingernails. I know he hides around the corner and waits for me to finish shoveling and then he comes down the street at a 100 miles an hour and throws snow all over where I've just been! Tonight the wife wanted me to sing Christmas carols with her and open our presents, but I was busy watching for the snowplow.
December 25: Merry Christmas. Twenty more inches of the messy slop tonight. Snowed in! The idea of shoveling makes my blood boil. Gee, I hate the snow! Then the snowplow driver came by asking for a donation and I hit him over the head with my shovel. The wife says I have a bad attitude. I think she's an idiot. If I have to watch "It's a Wonderful Life" one more time, I'm going to scream.
December 26: Still snowed in. Why the heck did I ever move here? It was all HER idea. She's really getting on my nerves.
December 27: Temperature dropped to -30 and the pipes froze.
December 28: Warmed up to above zero. Still snowed in. That woman is driving me crazy!!!!!
December 29: Ten more inches. Bob says I have to shovel the roof or it could cave in. That's the silliest thing I ever heard. How dumb does he think I am?
December 30: Roof caved in. The snow plow driver is suing me for a million dollars. The wife went home to her mother. Another 9" predicted.
January 2: Weatherman says it's the warmest winter they have ever had, but looks like a cold streak is coming.
January 4: Set fire to what's left of the house. No more shoveling.
January 8: I feel so good. I just love those little white pills they keep giving me. Why am I tied to the bed?
Songs about California
Ain't No California - Mel Tillis (1978)
All the Gold in California - The Gatlin Brothers (1979)
Blue Yodel No. 4 (California Blues) - Rodney Dillard (1990)
California - Debby Boone (1977)
California Blue - Roy Orbison (1989)
California Callin' - Bill Wence (2001)
California Day - New Riders of the Purple Sage (1972)
California Dreamin' - Mamas and Papas (1966)
California Fish Fry - Alan Barnes All Stars (2004)
California Flood - Tony Furtado (2007)
California Girl and the Tennessee Square - Glaser Brothers (1969)
California Girls - Beach Boys (1965)
California, Here I Come - Freddy Cannon (1960)
California Man - The Move (1972)
California Nights - Lesley Gore (1967)
California Rose - Roy Rogers and Dale Evans (1966)
California Rumba - Bandidos De Amor (2001)
California Soul - The Fifth Dimension (1969)
California Stars - Jeff Tweedy (1997)
California Suite - Mel Torme (1949)
California Sun - The Crickets (1964)
California Sunshine - Rusty Draper (1968)
California Tan - Spider Virus (1997)
California Uptight Band - Flatt and Scruggs (1967)
Connecticut Yankee in California - Joey Latimer (2005)
Friend in California, A - Merle Haggard (1986)
Going Back to California - Steve Young (1993)
Going to California - Danny Shirley (1987)
Gotta Get to Oklahoma 'Cause California's Gettin' to Me - The Hagers (1969)
Heads Carolina, Tails California - Jo Dee Messina (1996)
Here in California - Lucinda Williams (1998)
Hotel California - Eagles (1977)
How Are Things in California? - Nancy Sinatra (1970)
I Remember California - REM (1988)
It Never Rains in Southern California - Albert Hammond (1972)
Kind of Like California - Kris Tyler (1998)
Kinfolks in California - Steve Kaufman (2007)
On the Road to California - Len Nash (1929)
Out in California - Tom Russell (1995)
Railroad Trestle in California, A - Red Sovine (1969)
Some Old California Memory - Henson Cargill (1973)
Something's Wrong in California - Waylon Jennings (1969)
Somewhere in California - Michael Harter (2002)
Southern California - George Jones and Tammy Wynette (1977)
Southern California Drive, A - Chris Darrow (1982)
Sunny California - Mary McCaslin (1979)
Travelin' to California - Albert King (1961)
Who Do You Know in California? - Eddy Raven (1981)
You Ain't Gonna Get to California - Paul Young (1973)
Songs about California Cities
Balboa Blue - The Marketts (1962)
Beautiful Downtown Burbank - Freddy 'Boom Boom' Cannon (1969)
Big Sur - Thrills (2003)
Glendale, California in the Summer of '63 - Rainwater and Cowdery (1981)
Kern County Line - The Ventures (1970)
Lodi - Creedence Clearwater Revival (1969)
Malibu Blues - The Super Stocks (1964)
Pal in Palo Alto - Texas Jim Robertson (1944)
Redondo Beach - The Super Stocks (1964)
Roseville Fair - Nanci Griffith (1984)
Salinas - Larry Hosford (2007)
Price of San Jacinto - Reverend Horton Heat (1996)
Do You Know the Way to San Jose? - Dionne Warwick (1968)
Rose of the San Joaquin, The - Tom Russell (1995)
26 Miles (Santa Catalina) - The Four Preps (1958)
Santa Monica Pier - Christine Lavin (1987)
Santa Rosa Serenade - Don Edwards (2000)
Union City Blue - Blondie (1979)
Ventura Highway - America (1972)
Songs about Bakersfield
Bar in Bakersfield, A - Merle Haggard (1990)
Streets of Bakersfield - Dwight Yoakam and Buck Owens (1988)
Songs about Hollywood
Hey, Hollywood - Donovan Chapman (2004)
Hollywood - Boz Scaggs (1977)
Hollywood (Down on Your Luck) - Thin Lizzy (1982)
Hollywood Dream - Thunderclap Newman (1970)
Hollywood Nights - Bob Seger (1978)
Hollywood Party - Dick Bush (1958)
Hollywood Tease - Girl (1980)
If Hollywood Don't Need You - Don Williams (1983)
Songs about Los Angeles
99 Miles From L.A. - Albert Hammond (1976)
Coming into Los Angeles - Arlo Guthrie (1969)
Country Boy, You've Got Your Feet in L.A. - Glen Campbell (1975)
Drinking in L.A. - Bran Van 3000 (1999)
From New York to L.A. - Patsy Gallant (1977)
Hello L.A., Bye Bye Birmingham - Larry Henley (1969)
Honeymoon in Los Angeles - Loren Murrell (2008)
I Love L.A. - Randy Newman (1983)
Icicles in L.A. - Adam Lopez (2003)
L.A. Angels - Jimmy Payne (1969)
L.A. Freeway - Jesse Hunter (1994)
L.A. Goodbye - The Ides of March (1971)
L.A. International Airport - Susan Raye (1971)
L.A. Sunshine - War (1973)
L.A. Turnaround - Billie Jo Spears (1973)
L.A. Woman - Billy Idol (1990)
Letter to L.A. - Joe Ely (1987)
Life Goes on in L.A. - Rick Monroe (1997)
Long Way from L.A. - Canned Heat (1971)
Meanwhile, Back in L.A. - Lenny Breau (1988)
So Far Away from L.A. - The Anita Kerr Singers (1977)
West L.A. Fadeaway - The Grateful Dead (1987)
Songs about Mendocino
Mendocino - The Sir Douglas Quintet (1969)
Mendocino County Line - Willie Nelson and Lee Ann Womack (2002)
Songs about Pasadena
Little Old Lady from Pasadena, The - Jan and Dean (1962)
Pasadena - Temperance Seven (1961)
Songs about Sacramento
Sacramento - Gary Usher (1964)
Sacramento, a Wonderful Town - Middle of the Road (1972)
Songs about San Bernardino
San Bernardino - Christie (1970)
San Bernardino Waltz - Mary McCaslin (1974)
Songs about San Diego
Lonely Rainy Days in San Diego - Edwin Starr (1974)
San Diego - Charlie Walker (1968)
San Diego Serenade - Nanci Griffith (1991)
Songs about San Fernando
My San Fernando Rose - Tex Williams (1950)
San Fernando Valley - The King Sisters (1944)
Songs about San Francisco
I Left My Heart in San Francisco - Tony Bennett (1962)
If You're Going to San Francisco - Scott McKenzie (1967)
Leavin' Memphis, Frisco Bound - Jesse Fuller (1955)
Let's Go to San Francisco - Flowerpot Men (1967)
San Franciscan Nights - Eric Burdon and the Animals (1967)
San Francisco Bay - The Southcoasters (1962)
San Francisco Bay Blues - Colin Hodgkinson (1999)
San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair) - Scott McKenzie (1967)
San Francisco is a Lonely Town - Ben Peters (1969)
San Francisco Mabel Joy - Waylon Jennings (1973)
San Francisco (You've Got Me) - Village People (1977)
San Francisco Days - Chris Isaak (1993)
Songs about Santa Cruz
Other Day (Near Santa Cruz), The - Leo Kottke (1991)
Santa Cruz (You're Not That Far) - Thrills (2003)
Songs about Sausalito
Sausalito is the Place to Go - Ohio Express (1969)
Sausalito Sunshine - Augie Meyers (2001)


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Europe France
All France
Top 10 Abbeys of France
Mary Anne Evans
Mary Anne Evans is a member of the British Guild of Travel Writers. She lives part-time in Auvergne, France and writes travel articles about the country.
France has some of the world's most beautiful Abbeys. All have a unique feeling of peace and fascinating histories, tied to the fortunes of their monastic orders.
Mont Saint Michel Abbey
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The most famous landmark in France outside the great icons of Paris, Mont St Michel is superb. The Abbey dates back to the 8th century when, the legend goes, the archangel Michael appeared to Aubert, Bishop of Avranches, prompting him to found a monastery. He built it on the rocky island that stands just off the coast of Normandy and Brittany, accessible in the past only by boat through the often stormy sea.
The vast and imposing complex you see today was built from the 11th century onwards, with the most remarkable buildings dating from the 13th century. It's an architectural feat in itself; the granite blocks were brought from the nearby Chausey Islands and from Brittany; the construction was on the ground that was steep and uneven. From the island there rose a wonderful collection of buildings, with the Abbey church at its center, its spire reaching high into the sky.
The group of monastic buildings to the north of the mount is the most remarkable, La Merveille, or The Marvel. Today access is by a bridge opened in 2014. It makes the site once again an island, at its most dramatic when the sea pounds against the rock. Mont St-Michel has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999.
If you want to stay nearby, check out the pretty village of Avranches.
Jumieges Abbey
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Jumièges Abbey in Normandy is one of France's most romantic ruins. Just 23 km (14.5 miles) west of Rouen in the small village of Jumièges, it is never overrun with visitors.
Originally one of the great Benedictine abbeys in France, it was founded in 654 and rapidly, like all the great French Abbeys, accumulated great wealth very fast. It was rebuilt in the 11th century and continued as one of the leading institutions particularly known for its illuminated manuscripts produced in the Scriptorium.
There's a small leaflet you can pick up at the entrance to guide you through the ruins. The west front to the Eglise Notre-Dame is striking, with two towers that were built 46 meters (151 feet) high. But it's best to wander at will, looking at the massive walls, gaping arches, and columns that are now home to countless birds.
Jumièges Abbey also makes a good day trip from the chic seaside resort of Deauville which has good hotels.
Fontevraud Abbey
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The wonderful Romanesque complex of the Abbaye de Fontevraud is not just an architectural gem; it's also intimately bound up with English history. Here are the tombs of the Plantagenet royal family: Henry II, his wife Eleanor of Aquitaine who died here in 1204, their son Richard the Lionheart, and the wife of his brother, King John. Another 11 Plantagenets are buried here.
The Abbey, the largest in Europe, was founded in 1101 by the hermit Robert d'Arbrissel for both monks and nuns and was run for 700 years by a series of formidable women. Mostly royal born, they governed the monks' priory as well as the communities of nuns and lay sisters.
The buildings are immense, built to house both monks and nuns as well as the sick, prostitutes and a leper colony. The Abbey became a prison in 1804 and it continued as such until 1963.
You see the church, the cloisters, chapterhouse with its 16th-century murals and the vast refectory with the restored Romanesque kitchen which needed 21 chimneys.
The Abbey is now the important Centre Culturel de l'Ouest, western France's cultural center and a hugely important piece of medieval archeology. It runs a wide range of activities; details are available from the Abbey or Tourist Office.
It's also very near the western Loire great châteaux, so makes a good extra attraction to take in.
Good places to stay nearby include Tours, Angers, and Blois.
Cluny Abbey
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Founded in 910, the Benedictine abbey of Cluny rapidly became the most powerful force in Christendom after the papacy. By the 11th century, there were 3,000 such Benedictine institutions, all feeding into the main Abbey.
Cluny's abbey church, started in 1088 and completed in 1130, was understandably vast, boasting the highest arches built during the Romanesque era. Today the remains show just how great and glorious this institution was before its destruction during the French Revolution.
Visitors to the Saône Valley's greatest tourist attraction see the huge south transept with its two chapels and octagonal vault, the Chapelle de Bourbon with sculpted heads and the bell tower. Go into the Musée d'Art et d'Archaeologie in the 15th-century episcopal palace to rent out a small PC which shows you what the abbey looked like as you stand in certain places. Go up the Tour des Fromates ('Cheese Tower)' for a virtual reality screen that projects the former buildings onto a live cam showing the street below.
Cluny makes a good stop on your way to Lyon or a good day out from that fabulous city.
Fontenay Abbey
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The UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Abbey of Fontenay near the little town of Montbard in Burgundy is the place where you can see a complete Cistercian monastery intact. Fontenay is secluded, a typical location for the Cistercians who were by this time trying to escape from the wealth and worldly power of Cluny. St. Bernard, having founded Citeaux, 23 km (14 miles) south of Dijon and Clairvaux on the River Aube, founded Fontenay in 1118. By the time he died in 1153 he had seen 167 Cistercian monasteries founded; by the end of the 13th century, there were 700.
Fontenay is superb. You can walk around the abbey church, the cloisters, admire the irrigation and hydraulics of the water mill, see the dormitory, Chapterhouse, Monk's room, kitchen and refectory as well as the forge, infirmary and medicinal gardens.
Vézelay Abbey
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Standing high up on a hilltop, you reach the Abbey of Vézelay, officially the Basilique Ste-Madeleine, through winding steep streets that lead up from the main square and the ramparts of this fortified village. The approach doesn't prepare you for the site of the Abbey, once the gathering point for thousands of pilgrims on one of the great pilgrimage routes of northern Europe. Built between 1096 and 1104 and restored after a fire of 1120, the great Romanesque church is a masterpiece of simplicity and power.
There are extraordinary sculptures over the central doorway where pilgrims gathered. Christ is in the middle; the apostles are around him, and below are the converted and the pagans – a motley mix of giants, pygmies, and dog-headed figures.
Inside the glorious space stretches out before you. It's breathtakingly impressive. If you're lucky enough to visit at the summer solstice, you'll see the sun coming through the south windows creating 9 pools of light leading to the altar.
The Abbey of Sainte Foy
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The Abbey of Sainte Foy in Conques in the Midi Pyrénées is huge, dominating the small, pretty village with its medieval houses and cobbled, steep streets. The Abbey was built between 1045 and 1060 so it's an unusually harmonious abbey church, with its great claim to fame throughout Europe being its priceless treasure. The treasure secured the fortunes of the abbey and the Benedictine monks grew rich on the proceeds from the pilgrims who passed through Conques on their way from Le Puy en Velay in the remote Auvergne to Santiago de Compostela on the trail of Le Puy.
They came to pray to the relics and to gaze particularly at the Majesty of Sainte Foy, an incredibly rich gold and bejeweled figure which, it was believed, could cure blindness or secure the freedom of their relatives wherever they were held.
Today Conques is a delightful place to visit, with good hotels and an excellent restaurant.
Moissac Abbey
The Benedictine Abbey church of St-Pierre in Moissac, consecrated in 1063 then enlarged later, was founded in the 7th century. In the 11th and 12th centuries it came under the Abbey of Cluny and in the 15th century was governed by abbots who built the gothic part of the abbey church.
The French Revolution effectively destroyed the abbey and its monastic life; it became a gunpowder factory and billet for soldiers. The church and cloisters are now part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Pilgrim Routes to Santiago de Compostela.
What everybody comes to see are the cloisters and the porch of the church, which contain masterpieces of Romanesque sculpture. The tympanum, copied throughout the south of France, shows Christ in Majesty with the Book of Life in his hand.
The abbey cloister has a garden at its center shaded by a cedar tree. The main draw here are the blocks of stone on the columns that support the roof, decorated with wonderful carvings depicting animals, plants, and scenes from the lives of the saints as well as the Bible.
Le Thoronet Abbey
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Le Thoronet Abbey is the earliest of the monasteries known as the 'three Cistercian sisters of Provence', along with Silvacane and Sénanque.
The Abbey is set in deep Provencal countryside, hidden away from the world. An oak forest fills the valley so you get a very real sense of discovery when you come across the mellow stone buildings basking in the hot southern France sunshine.
Built from 1160 onwards by Cistercian monks, it managed to escape the worst of the French Revolutionaries and remains intact. If you can, try to go to one of the concerts held here. It's an inspirational experience to sit in the simple, beautiful lines of the Abbey and listen to the music.
Sénanque Abbey
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Finally to another of the Provencal Cistercian Abbeys, that of Notre-Dame de Sénanque which still functions as a monastery. Its setting, near the hilltop village of Gordes, is picture-perfect with its pale stone buildings set against a backdrop of fields of lavender. You can visit the abbey church, and walk through the cloisters as well as many of the rooms so vital to the life of the monastery. There's also a good shop where you can stock up on Hypocras, honey, and lavender.
You can take a guided tour which is unfortunately in French but still makes the best way to see the Abbey.
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Das Amtsgericht Schotten war von 1879 bis 1968 ein Amtsgericht mit Sitz in der Stadt Schotten.

Gründung
Das Gericht wurde zum 1. Oktober 1879 gegründet. Anlass war das Gerichtsverfassungsgesetz von 1877, das die Gerichtsverfassung im Deutschen Reich vereinheitlichte und nun auch im Großherzogtum Hessen umgesetzt wurde. Funktional ersetzte es das gleichzeitig aufgelöste Landgericht Schotten. Das Amtsgericht wurde dem Bezirk des ebenfalls neu errichteten Landgerichts Gießen zugeordnet.

Bezirk
Der Gerichtsbezirk des Amtsgerichts Schotten umfasste:

Weitere Entwicklung
Am 1. November 1907 wurden Hartmannshain und Herchenhain dem Bezirk des Amtsgerichts Ortenberg zugeteilt.

Durch Sparmaßnahmen, die der Zweite Weltkrieg verursachte, wurde 1943 das Amtsgericht Ulrichstein zur Zweigstelle des Amtsgerichts Schotten, wodurch sich sein Sprengel entsprechend vergrößerte (siehe Übersicht). Die vom Gerichtsbezirk Ulrichstein so übernommenen Orte Bobenhausen II, Feldkrücken, Höckersdorf, Kölzenhain, Ober-Seibertenrod, Sellnrod, Ulrichstein und Wohnfeld hatten bereits von 1821 bis 1838 zum Landgericht Schotten gehört.

Ende
Mit Wirkung zum 1. Juli 1968 wurde das AmtsgerichtsSchotten aufgelöst, sein Bezirk zwischen den Amtsgerichten Alsfeld, Lauterbach und Nidda aufgeteilt (siehe Übersicht).

Einzelnachweise

Schotten
Schotten (Stadt)
Gegründet 1879
Aufgelöst 1968
Organisation (Vogelsbergkreis)
Geschichte (Vogelsbergkreis)


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