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Susan is a Registered SMSF Auditor (Reg No. 100125068). She is a member of CPA, holds a Public Practice Certificate and is a Registered Tax Agent.
She has completed a Bachelor of Commerce degree, a Graduate Diploma to be accepted as a Certified Practicing Accountant and an Advanced Diploma in Financial Planning.
She has been a registered SMSF Auditor for 6 years and has had more than 20 years experience in the specialised field of accounting in Self Managed Super Funds.
Susan is a member of the SMSF Auditors Association of Australia and is always kept up to date with changing legislation by attending webinars frequently.
She is passionate about advising accountants and trustees of SIS legislation relevant to their circumstances.
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Secondary school open days give parents a chance to visit schools of interest to determine whether they are the right fit for their child. Schools may hold open days throughout the year or on a designated day at the start or end of the year. Many also offer tours by appointment, which can generally be arranged at any time. Some schools hold special events on their open days, while others allow parents to simply observe life at school, often by visiting classrooms 'in action'.


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Private Cars, Socialized Costs
Part 2: The great Toronto toll debate
by Yves Engler / December 20th, 2016
When are capitalists in favour of public ownership? When it earns them a profit. Nowhere can this be seen more clearly than when looking at car companies.
As auto interests have pocketed stupendous profits over the past century they've also pushed to socialize huge amounts of urban land. While this may contradict textbook economics, capitalists often prioritize socialized costs/privatized profits over "free markets".
Ignorance of the auto industrial complex' drive to socialize public space was highlighted in a number of leftists' recent criticism of tolling two Toronto highways. Bemoaning Mayor John Tory's "neoliberal policies" and "neoliberal lens of public infrastructure", Nora Loreto argued the tolls might pave the way to privatization. "Getting people used to paying to use the Gardiner and the DVP [Don Valley Parkway] would make it possible to start talking about full-scale privatization of these roads", she wrote. "If you're opposed to privatization, a toll plan under a right-wing administration is effectively creeping privatization. If you can't put that cat back into the bag, do everything you can to not let it escape in the first place."
While it's not inconceivable the city would privatize the Gardiner and DVP, the broader concern reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of the auto industrial complex (car, tire, oil, asphalt, etc. companies, as well as big box retailers and suburban developers). Cars are produced for profit, owned by private individuals, but are completely dependent upon public roads. It is even hard to conceive of a large-scale privately owned road network. While there are a good number of toll highways financed and operated by private corporations, it is almost impossible to envision an entire city road system — let alone that of a province or nation — financed and operated privately. Simply put, cars need roads and the state must pay for them; otherwise most of us would still be riding public transit because an unsubsidized private automobile would be too expensive and too inefficient.
The private car's ability to offload costs onto the public is at the heart of its rise to dominance. German auto historian Winfried Wolf explains: "In road transport there is a possible separation, based on modern technology, between the transport infrastructure (the motorway or road) and the means of transport (the car, truck etc.) This transport technology can therefore be easily organized according to the principle of private appropriation of profit, socialization of costs and losses. Private profits are appropriated by the vehicle manufacturers, the insurance companies, and the motorway construction firms; costs are socialized by means of public financing of motorway construction, policing, hospitalization of the injured and repairs to the environment."
Out of every economic sector, the auto industry receives by far the most public support. In 2001, reports Heat: How to Stop the Planet From Burning, the world's 30 richest governments spent $1.1 trillion (1,100,000,000,000) on road transport. The costs of auto infrastructure are so great Carfree Cities claims: "The savings on street maintenance in a car free city probably exceed the operating costs of the transport system."
Curbside parking alone sucks up tens of billions of dollars in government subsidies each year. A century ago North American cities began devoting tens of millions of dollars to widen streets and cut down trees to increase parking space. Today it's hard to find a street without space for curb parking, which the author of The High Cost of Free Parking, Donald Shoup, argues, "may be the most costly subsidy Americans cities provide for most of their citizens."
For those of us of left-wing persuasion, it's counterintuitive to call for the privatization of public lands. But, often the less public space there is in a neighbourhood, the more pleasant it is. And the less of a toll it takes on the planet. Why is this? The answer is simple and so overwhelmingly a part of our shared existence that we have trouble seeing it: Most public land in urban areas is devoted to noisy, dangerous and polluting vehicles, which contribute significantly to the climate crisis.
Of the 40% of Toronto that is public land, roadways make up 27.4 percent, while parks and open spaces cover 13 percent. Many beautiful, walkable, old cities have less than half as much public land. On the Old Urbanist blog Charlie Gardner writes, "the traditional city of narrow streets and small squares, typified by towns of medieval plan, find ten or fifteen percent [public space] perfectly adequate."
So, privatizing the arteries that feed the automotive cancer could lead to healthier, more pleasant and ecologically sustainable cities.
Or, an alliance of environmentalists, urbanists, public health advocates and housing rights activists could campaign to turn roadway into co-ops/social housing. But, a prerequisite for this type of 'Leap Manifesto coalition' is leftists recognizing the need to move beyond the private automobile.
Yves Engler is the author of 10 books, including A Propaganda System: How Canada's Government, Corporations, Media and Academia Sell War and Exploitation. Read other articles by Yves.
This article was posted on Tuesday, December 20th, 2016 at 3:33pm and is filed under Transportation.


Are you looking for ways to upgrade your home in a beautiful and affordable way? Then you should consider building a sidewalk for your home using recycled lumber. And when we said affordable we were talking about $50, as this is exactly what this project will cost you. First of all, you will have to find some pieces of wood that can be recycled then think about the shape your sidewalk is going to have. This is very important, as you'll have to make sure that you have enough wood necessary for your project. Then you can start working on the aspect of the wood, polishing it and giving it a nice, natural color. For more information on how to build the sidewalk and detailed instructions, please visit the link below (Instructables).
The wood from the old deck was very weathered on the top side from years of exposure.
Very pretty, but isn't this slippery in the snow?
thats what I was wondering as well!!! and how well does it do when the ground heaves from frost?
So this is wood lying on top of wood which is in contact with the ground (the green wood you see in the pictures)? How do you prevent wood rot and termite infestations?


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Martha Morrell, M.D., is the Director of the Columbia Comprehensive Epilepsy Center at New York-Presbyterian Hospital, as well as a Professor of Clinical Neurology at Columbia University. Dr. Morrell's research has focused on female reproductive health risks associated with epilepsy. She is the lead author in a published report entitled, "Health Issues for Women with Epilepsy: A Descriptive Survey to Assess Knowledge and Awareness Among Health Care Providers," published in the November 2000 issue of the Journal of Women's Health and Gender-based Medicine. She is the senior author of the Expert Consensus Guideline Series: Treatment of Epilepsy, published as a supplement in November/December 2001 issue of Epilepsy & Behavior. Dr. Morrell has served as an epilepsy advisor to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and as a member of the Board of Directors of the American Epilepsy Society.� She is the immediate past chair of the Epilepsy Foundation.
What Some Women Need To Know About Reproductive Health And Certain Medications
Epilepsy has long been misunderstood, often causing people with the disorder to be stigmatized or to receive inadequate health care.� Although we no longer think that people with epilepsy are possessed by demons as people did in ancient times, much of the public and many health care providers still don't understand epilepsy, especially when it comes to the unique way in which it affects women.
More than two million Americans live with epilepsy, about half of whom are women and girls. Second to headaches, epilepsy is the neurological disorder seen most often by physicians and one of the most common chronic health conditions affecting women of reproductive age. Many other women also use anti-epilepsy drugs (AEDs) to treat conditions such as migraines, pain conditions, and bipolar disorder. However, little is known about the effect of this treatment as it relates to females.
Epilepsy is a seizure disorder caused by brief, abnormal discharge of electrical activity in one's brain. Epilepsy is diagnosed through a combination of medical tests, a thorough medical history plus discussion with a doctor. Most doctors diagnose patients as having epilepsy if they have two or more seizures. Among the many causes are infections, head injuries, brain tumors, brain injuries at birth, and genetic predisposition. In the majority of people, a cause is never discovered. Seizures can last a few seconds or several minutes, and symptoms range from a blank stare to a jerking motion in arms and legs. Because of the variety of seizure symptoms, epilepsy is often confused with and misdiagnosed as fainting, migraine, or panic attacks.
Epilepsy in women can be very complicated because it's often hard to distinguish the effects of the illness from the effects of the medications used to manage seizures. Women with epilepsy can experience a host of reproductive and sexual problems, excessive weight gain, and osteoporosis when compared to women in the general population. Reproductive problems with epilepsy can include difficulties becoming pregnant and an increased risk of having children with birth defects, menstrual irregularity, infertility and a condition called polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), which itself causes infertility, irregular or absent menses, ovarian cysts, obesity and unwelcome changes in facial and body hair. Further complicating matters is the fact that the majority of health care professionals who responded to a recent survey are unaware of the impact of epilepsy and its treatment on women.
The good news is that recent studies are showing that certain anti-epilepsy drugs are less likely than others to be related to some of these female-specific effects.� Furthermore, new treatment guidelines have been issued, recognizing the need for special treatment strategies for groups such as women. These consensus guidelines, based on the clinical practices of leading epilepsy experts from around the country, outline a separate treatment strategy for women in their childbearing years, relying on anti-epilepsy drugs (AEDs) that appear to be less likely to cause these problems for women.
If you are prescribed AEDs for the treatment of epilepsy or for other reasons, make sure you and your physician are aware of potential concerns relating to the use of these medications in females. One source of information is the Epilepsy Foundation's Women and Epilepsy Initiative launched in 1997 to help women manage the effects of epilepsy and its treatment in their daily lives.
For more information about epilepsy, click here.
Created: 1/6/2002 - Martha Morrell, M.D.


Willapa Market Place serves Raymond, WA and is located in the 98577-2520 ZIP code.
The Willapa Market Place is a good place to go for chicken and jo's. They also have milkshakes and make really good tarter sauce. They have the usual soda, beer and chips. It's a nice place to stop for a snack.


Seeing her husband, Rachel walked over briskly. "Let me have a look. How are your bruises?"
She navigated with her heels off the ground and reached out for his shoulder. But before she touched him, her wrist was grabbed by the man.
"You comforted him also in such an intimate tone when you met him just now?"
Hiram stared at Rachel with his dark eyes and asked her harshly while holding her skinny wrist tightly.
"Rachel, it seems that I have underestimated your relationship,"
Hiram said as he released her and walked towards the elevator.
It was critical when Hiram tried to save Rachel. So although he had some questions, he did not have time to contemplate about it.
Rachel muted for a moment, but immediately she rushed over. She directed herself to the elevator before the door shut. "Hiram, it's not like how you think."
Standing next to the button, Hiram pressed the 'B2'. Then he turned around and looked at Rachel.
"Not? If I didn't go there today, he would have been the one to save you. And then, you can have a better explanation to connect more closely, right?"
His harsh tone made Rachel feel like walking barefoot on an iceberg.
"No. It's not what you think. I went to see him only to ask him how he knew I was in the southern district." Rachel grasped Hiram's hands and looked at him emotionally.
"Then what did he say?" Hiram frowned and looked down at her.
Rachel heaved a sigh, trying to control her tears. "I met him at first in the Tulip Palace first. He perceived that something was wrong with me, so he followed me then..."
"Followed you? So your relationship has already reached the point where he can perceive that you are unhappy and follow you to see if you are doing alright, huh? Hiram hummed softly and closed his eyes slowly.
Hiram ripped her hands off and stopped looking at her.
he Streams Company, Hiram was seated in the chair in his office.
He gazed at the photos thrown at the table, scowling.
Suddenly, he roared, and discarded all the stuffs on the table to the ground fiercely, including the computer along with the pile of files.
"Mr. Rong... Are you Okay?"
enquired Ben anxiously, as he stood at the entrance gate of the office. Hiram had stayed in the office for a day.
"Stay there!" Hiram shouted in a low voice. He took a deep breath, looking at the picture of two people kissing intimately, and his eyes were fuming in anger.
He had thought these photos were someone's hostile trick.
But his implacable heart was beating rapidly since the moment he saw Marcus's anguish to save Rachel in the fire.
He inspected the pictures and confirmed that they were not fake.
In those pictures, it was effortless to guess that there would be many portraits of Rachel in Marcus's studio.
Hiram sat on the sofa slowly with a hand on the head. He had never doubted Rachel's fidelity. But, with such a vivid evidence, and Marcus's strange concern for Rachel, he was left unconvinced.
He just could not convince himself to trust Rachel.
At that moment, again came Ben's anxious voice.
"I'm sorry. Mr. Rong is busy now. Please come some other time..."


In a series of portraits, Robbie Postma (chef) and Robert Harrison (photographer) take the viewer back to the origin of a menu. Through visual imagination and culinary flair, they evoke every step of a fine dining experience, but rather than focusing of the final, finessed dishes, MENU makes the raw, unprocessed ingredients the heroes. Served on the closest place you can get to a chef's mind: on his face.
When creating these images, Postma and Harrison stuck to the same principles and values a chef would when creating a menu: paying a lot of attention to the details, the composition, the preparation and of course the ingredients. From cutlery to coffee bean, every component is painstakingly prepared to produce the ultimate effect. And every grain of rice was added by hand, without the aid of digital manipulation. MENU is hand crafted. Just like the best food.


PRAGUE, Oct 30 (Reuters) - The lifespan of Czech utility CEZ's Dukovany nuclear power plant could be extended by 10 years at a cost of 20 billion crowns ($878 million), a fraction of the price of a new unit, Prime Minister Andrej Babis said on Tuesday.
The government has been considering how to fund a multi-billion dollar expansion of CEZ's nuclear power plants, before some units reach the end of their lifetime. It had aimed to make a decision this year.
The government however, has also raised the option of extending Dukovany's life beyond 2035 which would relieve it of the pressure of having to decide now, and give it more time.
CEZ has balked at starting a tender without receiving state guarantees for the massive investment while Babis has said the company, central Europe's largest listed utility that is 70 percent state-owned, can handle the project itself.
CEZ's Dukovany and Temelin plants met 38 percent of the country's energy needs last year.
Babis, as quoted by CTK news agency, said on Tuesday the government committee debating the issue had discussed an extension at its last meeting.
CEZ said it was possible to extend Dukovany's lifespan but that any assessment should take future regulatory and economic conditions into account, not just technical aspects.
"We can imagine an extension to (Dukovany's) operation," a company spokesman said in an emailed statement.
Some minority shareholders are afraid a nuclear power expansion through the construction of new reactors would dent dividend payouts if CEZ, were pushed to finance it on its own. The company could face shareholder lawsuits.
Earlier in October, Industry Minister Marta Novakova told Reuters the state's preferred option remained CEZ guaranteeing the project.
CEZ had scrapped its previous nuclear tender in 2014 after failing to receive state guarantees on power prices it had sought to minimise risks.


Our heart is to reach the forgotten, the orphans, the widows and the outcasts of the "Me Generation" both here and abroad. We clothe, shelter, feed and wash the feet of the poorest of the poor by partnering with our missionaries here in our own backyard and continents away.
We work to develop deeper relationships with missionaries that wipe the tears of hurting children, rescue women from human trafficking, invest in the lives of forgotten teenagers and so much more. We partner with missionaries who share and pour the love and grace of the Master into the hearts of the outcasts, the rejected, the rebellious, the prodigals and the unwanted ones.
Within our own church family God has called many missionaries to do His work and separate themselves for His service. It is our goal to support them as their church family so they can fulfill the calling of Jesus Christ on their lives.
It is our calling to support missionaries that have a deep and committed heart for building disciples and for teaching and training the next generations to become disciples of Jesus Christ and to replicate themselves. These are the missionaries we endeavor to support with our finances and our prayers.
It is our goal to build stronger, deeper, higher relationships with our missionaries that share these core values and to support those called to missions from within our own church family.


Brian is an experienced playwright, theatre director and teacher. He is widely published as an author of educational and academic books, where his specialism is theatre of the early modern period. He has had nine plays commissioned and produced by professional companies, with four of them published in book form. His play for Border Crossings, Double Tongue, toured throughout the UK and Hungary. He has led theatre workshops in Austria, Greece, Hungary, Australia, Palestine, Jordan and The Lebanon, as well as in England. A Terrible Madness, premiered at the Helen McPherson Smith Theatre, Ballarat, Australia in October 2011. He was a Senior Lecturer in Theatre in the Department of Film, Theatre & Television at the University of Reading and was a Visiting Lecturer at Regents College, London, where he and Rib Davis taught theatre writing on the MA in Writing for Screen and Stage. His play, This Flesh is Mine (co-produced by London-based Border Crossings and Ashtar Theatre of Ramallah, Palestine) previewed in Ramallah and opened in London in May 2014. It was revived in London in Autumn 2016, and ran in repertory with a companion piece, When Nobody Returns. The playtext of This Flesh is Mine is published by Oberon Books.
When Nobody Returns. Border Crossings and Ashtar Theatre co-production. First produced: London, October 2016.
This Flesh is Mine. Border Crossings and Ashtar Theatre co-production. First produced: Ramallah and London, May 2014. Playtext published by Oberon Books.
A Terrible Madness. Commissioned by The Arts Academy, University of Ballarat. First produced: Helen McPherson Smith Theatre, October 2011.
Stand or Fall. Playing for Time. First produced: HMP Winchester, April 2008. Playtext published by Oxford University Press.


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Will Cardi B Diss Nicki Minaj In Her New Album?
It looks like Nicki Minaj and Cardi B's tempers have yet to cool down. They both recently brawled it out at the Harpers' Bazaar Icons party during the New York Fashion week last month, and wigs, shoes and emotions went flying. It now seems that they can't be seen in a room together without making headlines.
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It looks like Nicki Minaj and Cardi B's tempers have yet to cool down. They both recently had a brawl at the Harpers' Bazaar Icons party. It happened at the New York Fashion Week last month. We saw wigs, shoes, and emotions flying all over the place. It now seems that they can't be seen in a room together without making headlines.
Cardi B Relentlessly Going After Nicki Minaj Over And Over Again…
Reports have surfaced that Cardi B is going to release a diss track regarding her ongoing beef with Nicki Minaj. Cardi B's albums are usually autobiographical. So, it comes as no surprise that she wants to be vocal about her feelings now as well. Even though the rapper herself wants to keep things real. Her team may not agree with her.
A source close to the publication revealed that the songs contain lyrics which 'take serious jabs' at Nicki Minaj. Cardi B's team, however, wants her to ignore her arch-enemy since they feel 'the lyrics would actually benefit Nicki by putting the spotlight on her' and that 'she's already eclipsed Nicki,' so, therefore, it's probably best to pretend she doesn't even exist.
Things have quickly escalated over the past couple of months and now only time will tell which Hip Hop Queen will come out on top, unscathed.
The Feud is Far From Being Over
While Nicki Minaj and Cardi B were supposedly friendly towards each other at the MET Gala in May this year, things have since gone downhill.
Allegedly Nicki Minaj insulted Cardi B's parenting skills with her three-month-old daughter- Kulture, which led to the notorious brawl in September. They both later went on to state that the other had bought their way into chart successes as well.
In an interview with Beats 1 on Apple Music Nicki Minaj stated, 'I was mortified … I could not believe how humiliated I felt …. how we – and I use the term 'we' loosely – made ourselves look. 'I would never discuss anyone's child. It's so sad for someone to pin that on me'.
However, with that said, Nicki did go on to launch an entire collection of merch mocking Cardi B and cashed in on the drama. Maybe it's Cardi's turn now to profit from the spectacle as well?
I think it's safe to say that fans of both of their music are visibly distressed by the ongoing drama because *GASP* there are still people out there who like them both regardless of the fact that they're both aggravating the situation further and neither one of them wants to be the bigger person and move past the drama.
# Cardi B# Nicki Minaj
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Q: can't match a page with firefox jpm sdk page-mod inlclude i'm writing a firefox addon, from my original greasemonkey userscript, which replaces eztv site's links with ajax ones, so when you click on show's watched/unwatched links it sends an ajax request to eztv and removes the row on success.
Everthing is working fine, but Firefox's JPM SDK Page-Mod never matches the site if i specify include to only run on eztv sites.
require('sdk/page-mod').PageMod({
include: [/(https?:\/\/eztv\.(it|ch|ag)\/myshows)/, '*.eztv-proxy.net/myshows'],
contentScriptWhen: 'ready',
contentScriptFile: ["./jquery-2.2.3.min.js", './main.js'],
contentStyleFile: "./eztv.css",
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if i change to include: "*", the scripts are loaded fine. i've tested the regexp and it seams to match the https://eztv.ag/myshows without a hich, but some how does not work in addon.
can someone spot a problem ?

A: finally found the answer to my problem, the regexp was missing an end slash.
And also if you are using a string with wildcard for example: "*.eztv.it" you cannot specify a path or query to match, it only matches domain names. If you need to match a domains specific path you need to use RegExp.

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Open days are the best way to begin to get to know St Mary's Kindergarten in the first instance, but if you would prefer an individual tour, our school Registrar will be delighted to arrange your visit and to answer your questions about the school and our admissions process.
Before joining the Kindergarten it's important that your child has visited with a parent or carer, to become familiar with the environment and the staff. These sessions help your child to feel settled in the Kindergarten and make for a smoother transition from home or nursery to Kindergarten. Parents are also welcome to discuss their child's learning experiences with the Kindergarten team to make sure that, together, we are giving your child the best possible start in education.
To make sure that your child settles well at Kindergarten, we recommend that he or she joins us for two core days per week. This gives continuity and helps your child to become familiar with the staff and the learning environment.


Isaac now has all 10 levels done built. Sticking to my philosophy of him building his own game the way he wants to has been one of the more difficult parts of working with him (or not working with him), but the time has come. In his infinite wisdom he has made level 10 blatantly impossible instead of "nearly impossible" as his outline was written. After a little convincing he makes the recommended changes.
We have now published FlutterFly & Flipping Fish on all of the major mobile stores and have added Chrome Web Store to our publishing list.
After last months disaster with Admob, we have recovered and are now running InMobi & Millennial Media as the 2 primary and have kept MobFox & LifeStreet as backups receiving about 1% of the requests. This combination does not make up for the loss of AdMob but gets us pretty close.


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Thursday, September 4, 2003, Chandigarh, India
C H A N D I G A R H
Top stories | Community | Crime | Business | Education
Courts | Culture | Health | Sports | Administration
Heavy rain exposes flaws in city's planning
* Goods worth lakhs destroyed in Sector 19 market * 15 cm of rainfall recorded * Water pipeline bursts in Sector 42
Chandigarh, September 3
Chinks in the city's planning were exposed again today as heavy rain since last night led to flooding of several houses and caused loss of goods worth lakhs to shopkeepers in a poorly designed Sector 19 market.
Residents of Phase V, SAS Nagar, wade through knee-deep water on a road flooded due to heavy rain on Wednesday morning. — Tribune photo by Parvesh Chauhan
Working women fast for warden's exit
Royal apple makes growers poor
Long queues to beat petrol heat
Boy rescued from kidnappers
Servant held for attack on couple
College girl killed as Sumo hits scooter
Student's death sparks protest
Kidnappers of schoolboy held
Eight-year-old child kidnapped in Mohali
1,000 pouches of illicit liquor seized
GMCH head puts in papers
Patients' attendants left high and dry
The UT Administration and the local authorities are busy sprucing up the Bhargava Auditorium at PGI, the venue for President Abdul Kalam's date with the city teachers, whom he will address here tomorrow.
24-yr-old raped near PGI
A 24-year-old woman from Badheri was allegedly gangraped near the PGI by an autorickshaw driver and his two accomplices in the wee hours in the three-wheeler which she hired.
Notice to Katrina on NIFD's suit
Katrina Kaif, a Mumbai-based model turned film actress, and three officials of Matrix Entertainment, Mumbai, have been issued notices for September 9 by a local court for allegedly violating a contract with the National Institute of Fashion Design's head office at Chandigarh.
Power board draws flak on electronic meters
Panchkula, September 3
The Haryana Electricity Regulatory Commission (HERC) has pulled up the Haryana Vidyut Prasaran Nigam (HVPN) for failing to procure new electronic meters according to the metering plan submitted before the Commission, and replacing these without adhering to the procedure laid down in sales manual.
All presidential candidates have police record
* SOPU releases manifesto * Concern over 'outside' muscle power
The road to presidentship at elections to the Panjab University Campus Students Council meanders its way through the corridors of courtrooms and police lock-ups.
Reprieve for R.K. Sharma in VSNL case
Punjab IGP S.K. Sharma's brother R.K. Sharma, booked in June for allegedly running an illegal telephone exchange and causing an estimated loss of Rs 91 lakh to the Videsh Sanchar Nigam Limited (VSNL), was today virtually let off the hook with the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) "withdrawing its assessment of loss" against him.
Protesting farmers refuse to meet minister
Farmers protesting in Chandigarh against the privatisation of the power in the Punjab, today refused to meet Punjab Finance Minister, Mr Lal Singh, saying that the issue needs to be handled by the Chief Minister himself.
Farmers gherao the Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission office in Sector 34 on the third day of their protest in Chandigarh on Wednesday. — Tribune photograph
Residents complain of gas leakage
SAS Nagar, September 3
Residents of Mohali village complained of suffocation and irritation in eyes after an alleged leakage of gas from one of the plants of Ranbaxy laboratories here today.
Experts stress on importance of environment
It is not a matter of chance that the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) chose India to coordinate its Asia project for integration of environment component in Technical and Vocational Education (TVE) in schools across five Asian countries.
Peace returns to Bal Bhavan campus
Peace returned to the campus of Bal Bhavan Working Women's hostel in Sector 23, where hostel inmates had boycotted the mess yesterday, while demanding the exit of their warden Shipra Chakravarty. Under the aegis of the Indian Council for Child Welfare, the hostel is currently working under a part-time warden, who joins duty daily at around 5 pm.
Seminar on cyber security held
A seminar for Army officers on cyber security and geo-informatics system was organised at the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) here today.
Labs not equipped to detect toxins in food
A local non-government organisation (NGO), Samadhaan, got a big shock when it was informed by two of the leading laboratories in the region that they were not equipped to carry out tests to detect the presence of toxic pesticides and insecticides in food samples.
Schoolteacher dies in road mishap
Shashi Arora, a teacher in Air Force School, succumbed to head injuries today while her husband, Mr Satyapal Kumar, fractured his arm after a car grazed their scooter on the Sector 31 and 32 roundabout early today.
Radhashtami celebrated
The local chapter of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) celebrated Radhashtami, the appearance day of Radha, at Hare Krishna Dham in Sector 36 today with enthusiasm and religious fervour.
Beauticians form body
Beauticians operating from commercial establishments across the region, have joined hands to give a new look to the profession. For the first time, perhaps, the beauticians — running beauty parlours and salons in different cities — have formed an association to "build up a positive image" and to strengthen "themselves against all odds".
Wooing city with Subway delights
After Pizza Hut, Baskin Robbins and Domino's Pizza, another chain of international food stores has set shop in the city. Subway arrived on the scene on August 25 and ever since, a steady stream of customers has been visiting the joint in Sector 17, opposite Mehfil restaurant. Everyone's been wanting to try the sandwiches and salads that have tickled the taste buds of foodies the world over.
Dr Vasudeva honoured
Dr Bhisham Narain Singh, former Governor, Tamil Nadu conferred the Bharat Jyoti award upon Dr P.K.Vasudeva, Principal, College of Communication and Management, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Chandigarh at a seminar on "National integration and economic growth" organised by the India International Friendship Society held in New Delhi last week.
Constable hurt in mishap
Kuldeep Singh, a police constable posted with the Sector 31 police station was seriously injured last night when his motor cycle was hit by a Maruti van near Sector 48 along the dividing road of Sectors 46 and 47.
Coop bank staff stages gate rallies
Employees of Punjab State Cooperative Agricultural Development Bank and Punjab State Cooperative Bank are on war path for the past over four months against the state government's decision to cut down their salaries. As part of their agitation, they staged gate rallies today during lunch time in front of their respective head offices and branches all over the state.
Kalam's security arrangements checked
Cars, medical staff and fire brigade today zipped on city roads, making the people believe that President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam had advanced his visit to the city by a day.
Failure to implement decision irks nurses
The PGI Nurses Welfare Association has demanded allocation of direct bed patient care duty to all nurses in the institute so that health care does not suffer and a section of the nurses are not burdened with work.
Babla, Rana reinstated in CVM
Two thieves arrested
In a joint operation, the Sector 3 police and the Crime Branch today arrested two youths in their early twenties involved in at least 20 cases of thefts from near the Rock Garden here today.
Man on rickshaw robbed of Rs 54,800
At least two cases of snatching were reported from different parts of the city during the past 24 hours.
Biz clips
Oakley eyewear launched
Oakley has launched five models of trendy eyewear in India — Plate, Pocket, Spike, Yardstick and Big Square Wire. In addition to making a fashion statement. Oakley eyewear also provides total eye protection.
Teachers ecstatic over class with Kalam
In less than 24 hours before President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam's scheduled visit to the city, the teachers are enthused about his arrival. In fact, over 970 teachers from 25 government and 40 private schools in Chandigarh are doing their homework well to avoid any faux pas during the interaction with the President on Thursday.
Parents' musical sojourn with tiny tots
It is that time of the year when Strawberry Fields Kindergarten resonates with sound, music and rhythmic movements. Parents are taken gently into the `library' and allowed to sit back and soak in the ambience readying themselves for the musical journey which is soon going to get them misty-eyed and sentimental.
Symposium at PEC
The local centre of the Institute of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers (IETE) will organise a two-day national symposium on "Emerging trends in networking and mobile telecommunication" from September 5 to celebrate the golden jubilee of IETE, coinciding with the silver jubilee celebrations of the IETE's local centre, at Punjab Engineering College.
From Schools
Scholarship for Mohali school boy
Rahul Babbar of Shivalik Public School, Phase 6, SAS Nagar, was selected for the National Talent Search Examination NTSE Scholarship from the Punjab region. The test was conducted by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), New Delhi.
NTT results: DAV school bags top positions
DAV Model School in Sector 15 today bagged nine out of first 10 positions in the second and the fourth semester examinations of the Nursery Teacher Training (NTT) course. The results were declared by the UT Education Department on September 1.
College students block traffic
Students from various colleges blocked traffic near the Balongi Chowk here today in protest against a change in some rules of Punjab Technical University.
Students of various engineering colleges, Punjab, block the traffic in support of their demands at the state highway near Balongi on Wednesday. — Tribune photograph
PUTA to observe black day on September 5
PUSU chief Kang granted bail
President of the Panjab University Students Union (PUSU) Malwinder Singh Kang, was today granted bail by a local court. He was granted bail by the UT Judicial Magistrate(First Class) on surety bond of Rs 15,000 in an attempt to murder case pending against him.
Matharu submits list of names
Appeal of Anand's wife referred to another Bench
Truth is in a state of suspended animation. Over 20 years after Deputy Inspector General (DIG) J.S. Anand's body was found in the Sukhana Lake, his convicted wife's appeal, along with that of two other relatives, is still pending before the Punjab and Haryana High Court.
Bollywood mania at NIFD
Aishwarya Rai, Rani Mukherjee, Priety Zinta, Raveena, Urmila, Sanjay Dutt and Vivek Oberoi — they were all there, dancing to the thumping beats of rhythmic music. Visitors to "Bollywood mania fresher's party" held at the National Institute of Fashion Design (NIFD) today had a gala time.
NIFD students take part in Mr and Ms Fresher contest held in Sector 26, Chandigarh, on Wednesday. — Tribune photograph
Stress laid on quality of pharmaceuticals
The Indian Pharmaceutical Industry will have to adopt a culture of quality management and in-built quality with regard to all facets of the pharmaceutical operation in order to succeed globally.
Golf championship from Sept 12
The Chandigarh Golf Association will hold the fourth Stroh Golf State Championship on September 12 and 13 at the Chandigarh Golf Club. The categories will include under-10, 11-12 years, 13-14 years,15-17 years and 18 years and above and in under-18 in girls section.
Weightlifting championship
Girls' football camp
UT swimming tourney
Badminton association
Speed up development, Adviser asks senior officers
The issue of inadequate utilisation of budgetary allocation by various departments of the Chandigarh Administration was again raised yesterday at the senior officers' conference of the Chandigarh Administration. The Adviser to the UT Administrator, Mr Virendra Singh, has asked for speeding up matters related to the development of the city as the first five months of the financial year have already elapsed.
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Octave Mayeux
He enlisted 9 June 1861 in New Orleans in Company H (later E), 2nd Louisiana Infantry. In July and August 1861 he was absent, sick, in Williamsburg, VA.
He was listed as a deserter on 17 September 1862 at Sharpsburg. One note says he was "Left near Sharpsburg, Md."
He was back with his Company by November 1862. He was wounded and captured in action at Gettysburg, PA on 2 July 1863, and died of his wounds at the US Army General Hospital, Chester, PA on 3 or 10 August 1863.
Originally buried at Chester Rural Cemetery, Chester, PA. Removed to mass grave at Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Philadelphia National Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA in 1891.
Basic information from Booth1. His gravesite is on Findagrave, source of quote above.
1839; Avoyelles Parish, LA
08/10/1863 Chester, PA; burial in Philadelphia National Cemetery, Philadelphia, PA
1 Booth, Andrew B., Records of Louisiana Confederate Soldiers and Louisiana Confederate Commands, 3 Volumes, New Orleans: State of Louisiana, 1920, Vol. 3, Book 2, pg. 928 [AotW citation 14967]


A friend recently related to me that he was having brief hallucinations that kept periodically intruding on his everyday reality for a few minutes. Out of an abundance of caution, he had a neurological exam and nothing untoward turned up.
He said that he was seeing an "atrocious" reality, an extensive demonic network that maintains a false, fabricated, fake reality in order to feed off of our human energies, vampire-like.
I told him that in my opinion he should not fear that he is losing his mind, but that quite to the contrary, it sounds like, in fact, he is on the verge of finding his mind. It sounds to me like he is starting to see the monstrous, demonic, meta-reality, artificial control structure, the fake control grid, the false executable program, the diabolical veil that has been falsely inflicted on humanity and the Earth by darkly demonic powers and beings, to degrade and confuse humanity and destroy the living Earth.
In my view, my friend, and growing numbers of other people, are starting to see through the demonic control structure and actually glimpse the ghastly, hideous entities that lie behind, manipulating this reality to their debased, fiendish ends and ghoulishly feeding off of our physical, emotional, mental and spiritual energies for their own vile purposes.
More and more people are starting to see beyond the veil, each person in their own way, according to their own understanding, and are beginning to directly observe the gruesome horror show in all its ghastliness. That's the "hacked" meta-reality overlaying this Earth realm; it's an intrusive, reality hacking program, or reality hijacking program, an all-concealing blanket of complex, deviously interwoven deception, lies, illusions, exploitation, abuse, degradation, torture, slavery, war, slaughter, destruction, crime, corruption, and more. It's thoroughly disgusting.
This Earth realm that we have been born into, or falsely inserted or programmed into, is the grand, false hallucination.
This is what ayahuasca has been showing me, again and again, ever since I first drank it in November of 2010. And I cannot keep from reflexively projectile vomiting, hurling and spewing at the sheer hideousness of it all. What has been falsely imposed on us is repulsive and grotesque beyond the power of words to describe.
I have not been having any so-called "hallucinations," but what my friend recounted to me nevertheless prompted me to recall a clear dream that I have twice recently had. It's the same dream, a clear dream, and both times of exactly the same thing.
As my long-time readers know, in the last week of 2012 I was almost killed by the Amazonian shaman from whom I was learning and with whom I was staying in the eastern, jungle region of Ecuador. I was subsequently hospitalized for more than 4 months in the public hospitals in Ecuador.
The peculiar thing is that, as I have said, I have recently twice dreamed the same very clear dream: that the hospital in which I spent more than three months here in Quito, which physically exists and is well known, is in actuality a Total Recall-like reality cover to conceal the actual hospital I was really in, which [at least in the dream(s)] is also here in a Quito neighborhood, but that the entire reality that I know as "Quito" and everything that happened to me in the Ecuadorean Amazon and in the *hospital* here in Quito, is an extremely elaborate ruse that exceeds the special effects, props and casting of any big budget, Hollywood feature film, by multiple orders of magnitude..
In other words, the purport of the peculiar dream(s) is that I am immersed in the Mother of All Mind Fu*ks, for unknown purposes and to an unknown extent, and that a huge mental-social-medical-legal-shamanic scam has been run on me. If so, why?
It seems unbelievable, preposterous, way too fantastic to be true, and yet that is what ayahuasca keeps showing me: it's all fake; it's all false; all of this so-called "reality" in which we are immersed is faker and falser than can be believed. Its fakeness is unimaginable, by intentional, overwhelming design.
So what is really real?
This is a peculiar development that I did not anticipate, which raises no end of questions. The most obvious one is: just who or what is the shaman/brujo and what is his role in all of this? Have I ventured off into a false, parallel reality that has hacked or hijacked *real* reality? Have we all? I saw some E.T.s in my time in the Amazon -- are they in on it? Are they in cahoots with the shaman/brujo? There were some USSA Army officers who came to the shaman's place while I was there, in the months before he almost killed me. Are the USSA Army officers part of this scenario? If so, what is their role? I was telephoned in the hospital by the USSA Embassy immediately after I had been hospitalized in the Amazon to ask how they could "help" me. Is the USSA State Department part of it? I subsequently interacted with a whole slew of attorneys, doctors, prosecutors, police officers, judges, investigators, politicians, shamans, and many other sundry people, many of whom I now have questions about.
How do they all fit in to it? What did I stumble into? What alarm bells did I ring? What does it all mean?
I used to think that I knew how the world worked and what was going on. Those illusions are now rapidly receding into the distance in life's rear view mirror.
I see tourists who come to South America to spend a few days in the Amazon. For the most part, they have absolutely no clue what the Amazon really is, or Quito for that matter!! And at this point, I have many questions about the Amazon and Quito myself.
I would add in closing that I have been vibrating, virtually on a daily basis, for more than a year and a half now. Sometimes the vibrations can be quite strong and vigorous; sometimes they are very smooth and gentle. They move around to different parts of the body, and come and go, never hurting or causing even the slightest pain or discomfort. I couldn't tell you what the vibrations mean, though they are real enough. Perhaps there is going to be a reality phase change of sorts, and I am persistently synchronizing with what is coming? I don't know, but it occurs to me to consider the possibility.
And by the way, dear reader, not to be rude or offensive, because that is not my intent, but who are you, beyond an online persona whom I have never encountered face to face? What is the depth and extent of your reality?
Any comments or feedback? Vibrations? Visions? Dreams?
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One way or another, it looks like the Atlanta Braves are going to be playing in a park that will not be named SunTrust.
For many decades, sports venues were mostly named for places, owners, historical figures or the teams themselves. Even the Braves' previous home – Turner Field – was named for their then-owner, Atlanta mogul Ted Turner.
But naming rights are big business – a way to promote a company's brand – and the new firm is likely to want its moniker on the park, said Scott Kirkpatrick, founding partner of Chicago Sports & Entertainment Partners, which specializes in sports marketing and consulting.
Other than on signs around the park, the name is frequently used in news stories and discussions on Internet, television and radio.
"The Braves are a popular team, and the bank thinks, 'We want some of that positive sentiment to rub off on us,'" said Jamie Turner, author and chief executive of 60SecondMarketer.
Measuring the business benefits from having a high profile is much more difficult than gauging a sales boost from a particular ad campaign, he said.
Investment in naming rights can go wrong: The Enron name had to be removed from the Houston ballpark in 2002 after top executives were charged with a range of crimes and the company imploded.
When SunTrust bought the Braves' naming rights in 2014, the deal was second only to the reported $20 million-a-year deal that put Citi's name on the Mets' ballpark in Queens.
"Clearly, naming rights are a big deal," said economist J.C. Bradbury of Kennesaw State University.
AJC staff writer Scott Trubey contributed to this story.


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C.G. Jung Club of Orange County
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Behold the Lotus: Seeing into the Sacred Feminine
Presented by Mala Setty, MA
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Sunday, 3 PM - 5 PM, January 20th, 2013
This event is replacing the one originally planned with Rosalind Wholden. Rosalind had to cancel and Mala has graciously agreed to fill in.
The lotus is the preeminent flower of the East. In the Hindu-Buddhist context, the lotus is a multivalent metaphor symbolizing divinity, purity, triumph, fullness. The flower which grows of muddy waters to bloom in beauty, yields new meanings when viewed via the depth psychological lens. It has much to tell us about the nature of the individuating Ego, the Self-centered Unconscious and Ego-Self dialectic.
Carl Jung's seminal work, The Red Book, has an illustration of the emerging imago-dei as a Goddess shrouded in white and surrounded by throngs. The lotus is also the preeminent symbol for the Feminine. Known as "padma" in Sanskrit, in the East both goddesses and women are identified with the lotus.
Mala Setty will illustrate the psycho-spiritual facets of the lotus with female-centered stories and traditions from India. She will make occasional connections to Egyptian and Western traditions as well.
Mala Setty, MA, grew up southern India, deep in the Hindu tradition. Her insights into Hindu myths are informed by the Vedanta tradition. She earned an MA in Mythology from Pacifica Graduate Institute along with a BS and MS in Computer Science from California State University, Fullerton. Her passion lies in connecting the dots between Hindu mythology and Depth Psychology. She has presented previously at the C.G.Jung Club of Orange County. She is working on her upcoming website, www.deeperdesi.org. Mala can be reached at deeperdesi@gmail.com.
C.G. Jung Club of Orange County PO Box 1812 Orange, California 92856 714-964-5741 mail@junginoc.org PRIVACY POLICY


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Discover Gold Country
5 Classic Gold Country B&Bs
Courtesy of Eden Vale Inn
California Gold Road Trip
Apple Hill
10 Romantic Small Inns and B&Bs
Foxes Inn
Hanford House
Victoria Inn
It's no coincidence that the state highway running through the Sierra Nevada foothills is number 49. This is Gold Country, where, starting in 1849, a reef of gold-bearing quartz called the Mariposa Formation—though many people know it better as the Mother Lode—lured hundreds upon thousands of fortune seekers to California and then to the rolling, oak-flecked hills of what would become El Dorado, Amador, and Calaveras counties.
Today, fortune seekers still head to Gold Country, although modern-day forty-niners are looking for less tangible treasure: rest, relaxation, a weekend away from the kids—or even a weekend away with the kids. And now, instead of gold flakes, the most common currency is liquid gold. That is, the Zinfandels, Barberas, Syrahs, and Tempranillos of the Sierra Foothills wine appellation. "There are over 100 wineries within an hour's drive of us," says Mark Hamlin, owner of Placerville's Eden Vale Inn. "Over half our guests go wine tasting." One great way to explore Gold County is to take that twisty, curvy Highway 49 from El Dorado County's Placerville and make your way down to Murphys. Here are five great B&Bs along the way, where you can soak up the local history in distinctly more comfort than those prospectors ever experienced.
Eden Vale Inn, Placerville
The gold-seeking prospectors of the 19th century might find Eden Vale Inn, 15 minutes outside Placerville, a little puzzling: Why are these folks living in a barn? It's true—the inn did start out as a hay barn, built in 1919 out of sturdy old-growth timbers, though Mark and Gayle Hamlin converted it into a residence in the 1980s and, in 2009, into a seven-room B&B. Then again, the old timers would find much about Eden Vale familiar: its reliance on passive solar heating in winter, the organic vegetable garden, even the chickens that supply eggs for your breakfast. The gas fireplaces, the flat-screen TVs, the hot-stone massage going on in the spa, though…those might take a little more explaining. As you pass through Placerville itself, filled with antiques shops and tasting rooms, don't miss one store that's an antique itself: Placerville Hardware, founded in 1852.
Bella Vista Bed & Breakfast Inn, Placerville
Certainly, the Tesla charging station at Bella Vista Bed & Breakfast—a neo-Tuscan inn that sits high above the Coloma Valley—would utterly stump those original prospectors. No matter; this five-suite Coloma County inn has staked its claim largely on romantic ambience, like the heart-shaped Jacuzzi in the Bella Vista Suite, the Italianate fountain out on the lawn, and the bridal parties that tend to gather around the fire pit with glasses of bubbly at sundown. The inn's landscaped grounds offer five different locations for a scenic ceremony, making this a popular spot for weddings. The Bella Vista also makes a nice launching pad for rafting on the nearby American River, autumn apple-picking at Apple Hill, and El Dorado County wine tasting. The Bella Vista has not forsaken the gold-rush atmosphere, however: You'll find antiques throughout the property and Victorian furniture—including a classic fainting couch—in the living room.
The Foxes Inn of Sutter Creek
Although the Amador County town of Sutter Creek was indeed named after John Sutter—the man who owned the land where gold was first discovered—that discovery didn't take place here, but rather back in Coloma. Still, plenty of gold flowed through Sutter Creek, lining the pockets of its merchants, barkeeps, and hoteliers, and leaving behind plenty of charming Victorian storefronts and houses. One of them is now The Foxes Inn of Sutter Creek, a B&B of the old school: silver coffee service and doilies in the breakfast room, patchwork quilts and matelassé coverlets in the seven bedrooms, and wicker, gingham, and chintz throughout. The family that owns the B&B also owns Helwig Winery, about 15 minutes north in the Shenandoah Valley, and inn guests can reserve a Wine Country package that includes a tour of the winery's caves, wine tastings, and a picnic basket with nuts, cheese, crackers, and more.
Hanford House Inn, Sutter Creek
If you prefer touring history to living in it, then the Hanford House Inn is the place for you. Its brick buildings face the main street of Sutter Creek, which looks like your typical frontier town: wood frame structures with balconies and a covered sidewalk beneath. The interior of the inn, though, evokes contemporary chic more than the Old West. Its 16 bedrooms are painted in soothing earth tones and outfitted with white duvets and linens, vaguely Deco-ish armchairs, and flat-screen TVs. The bathrooms are equally sleek and modern: vertical subway tiles, rainfall showers, and modern flat-bottomed sinks. (One nod to the past are the rooms' headboards, made with salvaged wood.) Warm scones arrive at your door each morning to fortify you for the brief walk to the inn's Elements restaurant, where the rest of breakfast is served. Choices include the challah French toast Pan of Gold or the three-egg Motherlode omelet, with crispy lardons, spinach, caramelized onion, and goat cheese.
Victoria Inn, Murphys
One of the boomiest boomtowns in Calaveras County, Murphys was named for the brothers who founded a trading post here in 1848, beating the actual rush. (They did quickly diversify into mining, to the tune of about two million dollars' worth of gold in a single year.) Looking at the shingled, rambling Victoria Inn, on Murphys' Main Street, you'd think it might have been a onetime haunt of the Murphys—but it was built in the 1990s, not the 1890s. From the inside, too, you'd have difficulty guessing its age. The décor in the main building's 12 bedrooms (plus two in an adjacent cottage) veers toward the traditional: Think window seats, four-poster beds, and flow-blue china on the mantelpiece—and no TVs, Wi-Fi, or even telephones. That said, you still get modern comforts like a whirlpool tub in your bathroom and a breakfast of stuffed-croissant French toast or polenta cake Benedict. If you just can't bear to unplug, the inn does offer an additional 10 condos and houses in the area, many of which are equipped with all the requisite devices.
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In this narrow strip of coastal hills and valleys, discover romantic towns, including Carmel by the Sea, historic Monterey, and elegant Santa Barbara, nicknamed 'the American Riviera.' The region's classic drive along Highway One, linking San Francisco to Los Angeles, visits Big Sur, Hearst Castle, wine country and kick back surf towns.
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This dramatic region takes up the south-eastern half of the state. Remarkable desert parklands, including Death Valley, Joshua Tree, and Anza Borrego, provide an extraordinary chance to explore, while the oasis like allure of Palm Springs, 3 hours north-east of San Diego, offers sunny resort style getaways, with golf, tennis, spas, and high end shopping.
This sunny region along the state's southern coast is California's most populated region, best known as the capital of the entertainment industry. Here, film stars really do work in Hollywood, play in the surf at Malibu, and shop in Beverly Hills. Looping motorways make the car king, but the region also has a surprisingly good network of buses and light rail, a hassle-free way to explore.
Tucked between San Diego and Los Angeles Counties, this region is known for flawless beaches and 'the happiest place on earth,' Disneyland Resort. Anaheim, the theme park's home, offers a surprisingly hip vibe in a refurbished downtown. Newport Beach has dazzling yachts, Huntington Beach has iconic surfing, and Costa Mesa beckons with top shopping.
California Welcome Centres in Orange County
This sun and surf region is known for some of the best weather and warmest water in the state. San Diego, the state's second largest city, is home to the San Diego Zoo in Balboa Park, one of the world's great urban parks. For family fun, play at SeaWorld San Diego and LEGOLAND California Resort. Inland, discover surprising mountain towns like Julian, known for orchards and apple pie.


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Parkland shooting: Rival schools come together in bonding over tragedy
Matt Porter
As morning became afternoon, a solemn street corner became a loud and peaceful protest.
More than 2,000 students, many from high schools in northwest Broward County, left their classes Wednesday and walked to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High on foot. They shouted and screamed — chants of "Never Again," "We Are Douglas," "No More Silence" — and held signs with messages aimed at ending gun violence.
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On at least three occasions, many joined hands and stood silently to honor the 17 killed in the shooting at Douglas seven days ago.
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Behind them was a memorial: crosses and Stars of David with each victim's name, covered in flowers, cards, candles and stuffed animals, and handwritten signs fixed to the chain-link fence surrounding the school. Hundreds wore maroon and white Douglas High gear. Hundreds more wore the colors of neighboring schools, no longer seen as rivals.
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"We are together, and we will end the violence," Adam Alhanti, 17, a Douglas junior, shouted as he paced in the middle of a clearing of students. "Thank you so much for being here. Love one another. Show each other that everybody means something, and that we will change the world."
They came from Douglas, Coral Springs, Taravella, Margate, Monarch, Coconut Creek, Coral Glades, Coral Springs Charter and smaller private schools, rallying for more than two hours. At least two dozen Broward Police officers and the fire departments of several neighboring cities oversaw the event. Workers from the cities of Parkland and Coral Springs and other volunteers set out pallets of water bottles and tables of snacks around the area. Parents watched from the side.
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"I have no words to describe how proud I am," said Aly Sheehy, an 18-year-old senior at Douglas. "Our community is coming together. We're making the change. I can't wait to see what actually happens. We're going to make a difference."
Signs carried simple messages: Never Again. Protect Kids Not Guns. Fear Has No Place In School.
Others were sharper, and pointed at politicians: "Is the NRA your sugar daddy?" read one. Another was directed at Sen. Marco Rubio's reported donations from the gun lobby. "How many children have to die for your $3 million," it asked.
One borrowed from President Donald Trump's campaign slogan: Make School Safe Again.
Sheehy echoed the words of 17-year-old Douglas student Cameron Kasky, who spoke Tuesday to fellow students departing on buses for Tallahassee.
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"We don't want to infringe on your Second Amendment rights," Sheehy said. "We just want to make it harder to get these guns, these assault weapons that have no reason to be in the hands of a 19-year-old kid."
As the crowds began to arrive, Joao Brandao, 18, from Margate High, led a few dozen students in chants demanding "gun control now."
"We need to do something now so that no other school has to deal with this," he said. "It's got to happen now so that kids can be safe when they go to school, so they don't have to be in fear when they go to a movie theater or church."
In the late morning, the scene was somber. Mourners trickled in to pay their respects, some leaving flowers, many visibly grieving.
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One of them, Douglas senior Jenna Korsten, said she comes to the school daily to pray at the memorial site. She feels change coming, but doesn't expect it soon.
"I don't think it can just happen like, 'Boom,' " she said. "I think it takes time. But I really do think we can do it. I have faith in us."


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Rock Bottom: What Can Labour Learn From Its Worst Defeat?
October 27, 2021 June 12, 2022 / scottcresswell1
By Scott Cresswell
Like every democratic political party around the globe, there are victories, and then there are defeats. Labour has had its fair share of the latter.
There are some years of electoral disaster that Labour must never cease to remind itself of. 1983 and 2019 both spring to mind. None of them, however, should take seniority over the dreaded 1931.
It's been ninety years, on 27th October, that the country went to the polls yet again. It had been the fifth election in ten years. The land was switching between David Lloyd George liberalism, Stanley Baldwin conservatism, and Ramsay MacDonald socialism. Yet, on that fateful day in 1931, the public delivered one of the most damning electoral judgements in the United Kingdom's long history.
Established as the Labour Representation Committee in 1900, Labour had been founded by Keir Hardie and other trade unionists as a united force for democratic socialism. Previously, several Labour organisations like the Independent Labour Party (ILP) and the Social Democratic Federation, none of which were united for success. Labour was founded as a vehicle for the government to change the lives of working people and radically improve their living standards. It took time, but by the 1920s, with the aid of a split Liberal Party, Labour became one of the two leading contenders for the government. Although it only lasted less than a year, the first Labour government was created in January 1924, with Ramsay MacDonald as Prime Minister. The second followed five years later.
When MacDonald formed his second minority Labour government in 1929, it was five months before the Wall Street Crash. However, the months after October 1929 until August 1931 were challenging times for the government and the public, and the poorest in society as unemployment rose to over 20%. Politicians like Harold Wilson, Edward Heath, and James Callaghan were forged in the harsh days of the 1930s, and it explains their use of Keynesian economics in the ministries of the fifties, sixties, and seventies, something Thatcher disapproved of. Regardless, the Labour government fell prey to the economic difficulties of the time.
The government's collapse didn't come from an embarrassing defeat of no-confidence, nor even a general election. In August 1931, MacDonald and his Chancellor Phillip Snowden faced a revolt over the government's plan to cut unemployment benefits. Aneurin Bevan, a relatively new MP elected two years prior, became a harsh critic of MacDonald's government and was one of many elected who disagreed with the government's policies. In short, with the government deeply divided and the country facing unprecedented economic troubles, MacDonald was forced to resign. However, as is familiar with British politics, there was a twist.
Historian Robert Waller rightly notes in the excellent Iain Dale's The Prime Minister (and its respective podcast) that the opinion of King George V was crucial:
"MacDonald's diary suggests that on 23rd August (1931) he expected to leave office the next day. However, the intervention of King George V may well have been critical. On the morning of 24th August he implored MacDonald to stay on for the benefit of the country in the grave economic emergency."
It was the last time the Monarch had any natural effect on British politics (excluding the abdication five years later). Nevertheless, MacDonald was a man of duty and, as a monarchist, he agreed to form a temporary National Government comprised of Tories, Liberals, and, theoretically, Labour MPs. Unfortunately, that is where MacDonald got it wrong. He believed that his party would accept the National Government and Labour's participation within it. However, except for just 15 "National" Labourites (including MacDonald and Snowden), over 250 Labour MPs remained independent of the government, and MacDonald was expelled from his party for treason. Trade unionist Arthur Henderson became Labour leader unopposed shortly afterwards.
The National Government's formation soon proved to be more than just a temporary measure. According to the Conservative/National manifesto of October 1931, they "expected that the co-operation then secured would last only a few weeks, but recent events have rendered it necessary, in my (Stanley Baldwin's) view, that the period of this co-operation should be extended". With the mountainous problems the country was facing, a National Government could hardly last just a few months. Either way, temporary or otherwise, the damage had been done to Labour.
When general elections come around, the public rarely decides them by some inane political detail or a bizarre political event, such as the Prime Minister hiding in a fridge to avoid accountability. It's always down to their living standards and whether it had increased or decreased since the previous poll. In the case of 1931, the people overwhelmingly voiced the latter. The result couldn't be described as a close-run thing. On the contrary, it was a humiliation for Labour, and they left with, excluding unendorsed and independent socialists, just 46 MPs.
On the other hand, the National Government won 554 seats (470 MPs were Conservatives) and a whopping 67% of the vote. 1983 and 2019 look like subtle defeats compared to the monolithic 1931. It remains Labour's worst-ever election result as even the party's leader, Arthur Henderson, was defeated in Burnley. The result made MacDonald one of the most hated figures in Labour history.
Some general elections are, in the long term, important. These elections occur once in a generation or two. Some prominent examples would be 1945, 1979, 1997, and maybe even 2019. 1931 is arguably the most important of them all, not so much on domestic politics, but on Labour itself.
Although most of the Labour Party stayed independent from the National Government from 1931 until the rise of Winston Churchill's Wartime Coalition, the party's direction moved firmly to the left. George Lansbury (a known pacifist) became leader, and a consensus emerged in the party that Ramsay MacDonald would go down in history as the great betrayer of socialism. It was one of the few areas during the rocky thirties where members of the left, like Lansbury, and members of the right, like Attlee, agreed.
Were it not for the Second World War; Labour may have remained in opposition for two decades; the National Government showed no signs of unpopularity before 1939. But, as ever, the war changed everything. Attlee's Labour government deserves the praise it gets for forming the NHS and expanding the welfare state, but he became the first of five Labour Prime Ministers to be accused of betrayal. Although today's left regard Attlee as a hero (as they should), they indeed weren't kind to him. A. J. P Taylor, a democratic socialist historian, regarded Britain's finest leader as too cautious and careful, while Harold Laski, chairman of Labour from 1945 to 1946, believed Attlee was a dull leader that needed to resign as Labour leader as soon as possible.
Thirteen years after Labour lost power in 1951, Harold Wilson became the country's youngest Prime Minister since Lord Rosebery by riding the two battle-worn horses of Gaitskellites and Bevanites. It would be a severe understatement to claim that, by 1976, both sides disliked Wilson. He stood in a bizarre centre where the left believed him to be a turncoat (he was once a staunch ally of Bevan), and the right thought that he allowed Labour to slip from the greasy hands of social democrats into the palms of Bennite socialists. When a dog-tired Wilson did resign, he pointed out that his most outstanding achievement was "to keep the Labour Party together". In retrospect, it was far more than an achievement. It was a miracle.
James Callaghan's Labour government from 1976 to 1979 was the last of an era. It was before Thatcher's full embracement of monetarism, but many on the left, most notably Benn himself, blamed Callaghan's government for beginning the change in government economics. The IMF crisis (when the currency collapsed and was forced to seek a loan) early in Callaghan's premiership was a sign of things to come. Despite Callaghan being the last true enabler of Cabinet government (which led to incredibly lengthy but often united discussions on policy), Benn used the track record of the government years later in opposition to rally the angry left around him.
During the 1980 Labour conference, Benn did his utmost to trash the history of the government, to the dismay of Callaghan (as Labour – The Wilderness Years – Cast into the Wilderness documents here at 4:21). During the eighties, Militant Tendency blamed Callaghan for the Winter of Discontent and the government's response to the sterling crisis. On the night of the 1983 election, three years after Callaghan resigned the leadership to the more left-wing Michael Foot, he was asked if the left would blame him for the election loss. "Possibly, but if they do they'll be hiding their heads in the sand", Sunny Jim said with a characteristic smile.
With accusations from the left of betrayal thrown at the feet of Attlee, Wilson, and Callaghan, is there any point discussing Tony Blair and Gordon Brown? Benn once said:
"He (Blair) set up a new political party, New Labour."
New Labour is a term that dare not speak its name, even in today's Labour. It isn't just the 2003 Invasion of Iraq that infuriates the left, but also the continuation of Margaret Thatcher's neo-liberal economics. In many ways, Blair is more of a betrayer than MacDonald to Bennites and allies of the Socialist Campaign Group. Although Blair didn't form a national government, he moved the party away from economic socialism and towards not conservatism but liberalism and social democracy. Also, unlike MacDonald, Blair committed the heinous crime of winning three general elections, two of which by unprecedented Labour landslides. Often to the Labour left, winning power is the greatest crime of all. His successor and Chancellor, Gordon Brown, may not have won an election, but he was the face of New Labour's economics and, therefore, ranks highly as another betrayer. The fact that New Labour secured power for thirteen consecutive years from 1997 to 2010 is moot.
Since Labour usurped the Liberals into becoming one of the two major parties in Britain in 1922, eighteen prime ministers have been. Only six represent Labour. If the party loses the next election in 2024, then only one leader would have been elected in fifty years. Labour has a fascination with unfairly depicting their leaders as betrayers. MacDonald's ghost looms large over the reputations of Attlee, Wilson, Callaghan, Blair, and Brown. The same will happen if Keir Starmer wins the premiership. It may have even happened to Corbyn.
1931 has many lessons for Labour, but two are key to understanding its impact.
Firstly, Labour has never succeeded as a sectarian group. Whether you agree with what MacDonald did or not, his move was fuelled by patriotism and putting the country first. Second, Labour is successful when it unites people. In 1945, after the woes of war, the working classes and the middle classes joined. Britain was not going to return to the famine of the thirties. In 1964, Wilson exuded the mood of the swinging sixties and united many with his dream of a "Britain forged in the white heat of technological revolution". In 1997, after nearly two decades of divisive Tory rule, Blair harnessed the centre-ground and united the country in ensuring that Britain would prosper and modernise as a new millennium began to dawn over Britain.
Secondly, in an ironic twist of fate, 1931 can give Labour hope. In 1983, newly elected leader Neil Kinnock said of the 1983 result:
"Remember how you felt on that dreadful morning of 10th June. Just remember how you felt then, and think to yourselves: 9th June, 1983, never ever again will we experience that"
As we all know, 2019 was just as disastrous. But in 1931, Labour had just 46 MPs, over 150 less than they currently hold. Fourteen years later, Labour won the 1945 election with a massive landslide and achieved one of the most significant electoral swings ever recorded. Today, Labour can win the next election. Keir Starmer can be the next Prime Minister. He needs to seize the moment, just as Attlee, Wilson, and Blair did.
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Ms Katharine T. Weatherhead is undertaking a PhD in Law at Queen Mary University of London. She was awarded an MA Hons in International Relations and Law from the University of Edinburgh (2014) and an MSc in Refugee and Forced Migration Studies from the University of Oxford (2016). Katharine's primary research interest is EU asylum law and policy, and her previous work has appeared in Forced Migration Review and Open Democracy. The working title of her doctoral thesis is: "Unravelling Mediterranean Migration: Legal and political knowledge creation and diffusion among asylum seekers, refugees and migrants".