The other immigration problem (?)
In 2011, I listened as an economist predicted massive downward pressure on housing prices, because of Baby Boomers retiring and downsizing. He expected to see McMansions split up into apartments or multiple generations of families living together again. Good for my kids, I thought. Maybe they’ll be able to afford a house.
So far, Boomers have not found their housing nest egg cracked, and in some markets are seeing their houses become golden eggs.
In some markets, cultural forces stronger than the Boomers seem to be at work.
Cambridge has been an expensive place to live for as long as I’ve been in the Boston area. Walkable, but with a few good-sized shopping plazas, home to great and growing universities and a robust tech and biotech economy, people like the place and deal with its middling public schools. Real estate that’s expensive for what you get is normal in Cambridge.
The last few years have vaporized the normal market. Places now sell for cash, with incredible rapidity. Driving this splurge appears to be wealthy immigrants. As Boston magazine noted in China’s Town last October, China has more millionaires than any place but the U.S., and our real estate prices are cheap compared to a place like Beijing. The article says many come here on what are called EB-5 visas, which require an agreement to invest either $500,000 in rural areas or $1 million in urban areas to create new jobs (that, presumably, is on top of any real estate purchase). They want out of China, and want to make a good life for their families in the U.S. And they like certain parts of Boston a lot, including Cambridge. (Lack of interest in other Boston-area markets may explain a ‘schizophrenic’ area real estate economy.)
Over the long term such high-end immigration should boost local economy, creating new jobs and providing important sources of capital. Short term, it seems like a big part of the reason Boston real estate is so dear (though there also appears to be a development-stifling epidemic of NIMYBism, as this critique of Thomas Piketty’s Capital argues). For now, if you’re pitting the typical middle class mortgage holder against anyone with enough money to pay in cash, the cash offer is hard to turn down.
What does it mean for a community? Over time, it becomes a city where people have a lot of money or they live in subsidized housing.
Congress obviously doesn’t fret about a few urban real estate markets gone batty thanks to Chinese investors. Its immigration focus is on those poor people coming from south of the border.
But poor immigrants are not squeezing the middle class. In Boston, poorer immigrants have their own real estate issues in places like East Boston and in Boston’s Chinatown). It’s the wealthy immigrants who seem to be squeezing us (more than 60 percent of us are feeling squeezed). In Miami, where I was reporting recently, I saw an immense luxury retail and condo complex going up in what was previously a lower middle class neighborhood. Miami is booming, thanks to wealthy immigrants, largely from South America. It’s great to see development — construction cranes mean people think a place has a future. But where are the construction sites for the displaced middle class? Isn’t that still a market worth investment?


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User conference for our norwegian and swedish PLC customers
Prodacapo held the annual user conference for our patient level costing customers.
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In the ever-evolving realm of urban community evolution, the intersection of two pivotal ideals, namely smart cities and affordable housing, has captured widespread focus. This intricate interlinking of cutting-edge urban technologies and easily accessible housing choices hold the profound potential to redefine the very essence of our cities. By incorporating these principles, we pave the way for cities that operate with heightened efficiency, sustainability, and a commitment to inclusivity.
In this blog post, we embark on a comprehensive exploration of the intricate interplay between the dynamic realms of smart cities and affordable housing. By delving into their symbiotic relationship, we unravel a tapestry of intricate impacts, multifaceted challenges, and a transformative trajectory toward urban equity.
Smart Cities: Enhancing Urban Efficiency and Sustainability
Smart cities stand as the pinnacle of urban ingenuity, harnessing the prowess of technology to intricately optimize a multitude of facets within the urban landscape. As indicated by a comprehensive survey orchestrated by the McKinsey Global Institute, an astounding majority—exceeding 50%—of the global populace has found its abode within the confines of bustling cities. This proportion is poised to ascend even higher, projecting a considerable elevation by the time 2050 dawns upon us. In this scenario, the notion of smart cities emerges as a beacon of hope, poised to confront and overcome the multifarious challenges that accompany rapid urbanization.
At the very heart of smart cities, an intricate tapestry of interconnected technologies is woven, orchestrated to meticulously gather and dissect data with the aim of enhancing the urban experience. These transformative technologies do not simply remain confined to their digital realms; rather, they trickle down to our daily lives in a tangible manner. A striking embodiment of this digital alchemy can be witnessed in the form of Barcelona’s visionary “Superblocks” initiative. Through the meticulous utilization of data-driven insights, traditional city blocks have undergone a metamorphosis into pedestrian-centric domains, fostering an environment where people take precedence over vehicular congestion.
Affordable Housing: Addressing Urban Inequality
The scarcity of affordable housing has emerged as a pressing concern in many cities globally. A report by the National Low Income Housing Coalition revealed that an overwhelming majority of low-income households in the United States spend more than 30% of their income on housing, leaving little room for other necessities. This shortage of affordable housing not only perpetuates inequality but also impedes social mobility.
Affordable housing initiatives, driven by a commitment to social justice, aim to ensure that individuals of all income brackets have access to safe and decent housing. By providing affordable housing options within the context of smart city development, cities can create vibrant, diverse communities that cater to the needs of their residents while harnessing the power of technology.
The Interplay Between Smart Cities and Affordable Housing
The integration of smart city features into affordable housing projects holds transformative potential. In Singapore, a city renowned for its innovative urban planning, the Punggol Digital District showcases how technology can be seamlessly woven into urban living. By incorporating smart energy management, efficient waste disposal, and intelligent transportation systems into affordable housing developments, cities can reduce operational costs and create more livable environments.
Furthermore, data-driven insights can play a crucial role in identifying suitable locations for affordable housing projects. By analyzing factors such as transportation accessibility, job opportunities, and community services, city planners can make informed decisions that cater to the needs of diverse socioeconomic groups.
Challenges and Considerations
While the integration of smart cities and affordable housing presents a tantalizing vision for urban development, it does not come without its share of challenges. These obstacles demand careful consideration to ensure that the transformation of our cities is not only innovative but also socially just and inclusive. Here, we delve into some of the key challenges that arise at the intersection of these two dynamic concepts:
The Digital Divide and Marginalization
As cities strive for technological advancements, an urgent concern surfaces—the digital divide. The United Nations has illuminated this gap in digital access, highlighting the risk of excluding marginalized communities from reaping the benefits of smart city initiatives. Inequitable access to digital resources could exacerbate existing disparities, rendering the vision of inclusive urban transformation unattainable. To counteract this, proactive policies and initiatives are needed to bridge the gap and ensure that all members of the community can partake in the opportunities that smart cities offer.
Gentrification and Rising Property Values
The influx of technology into urban areas often brings with it a surge in property values. While this might seem positive on the surface, it can inadvertently fuel gentrification—a phenomenon where existing residents are priced out of their neighborhoods due to increased costs of living. This raises a fundamental concern: How do we achieve progress without displacing those who have built their lives in these communities? A study by the Urban Affairs Review underscores the significance of comprehensive urban planning in mitigating this risk. Striking a balance between innovation and maintaining the socio-economic fabric of neighborhoods requires thoughtful strategies that safeguard the interests of long-standing residents.
Privacy and Data Security
The intelligent infrastructure of smart cities heavily relies on data collection and analysis. This, however, introduces complex challenges regarding privacy and data security. As cities gather and analyze vast amounts of personal information, questions arise about how this data is used, who has access to it, and how to prevent its misuse. Striking the right balance between data-driven urban management and individual privacy rights is a delicate task that requires stringent regulations and transparent practices.
Financial Accessibility of Smart Technologies
While smart technologies hold immense potential, they often come with significant financial investments. From installing smart meters to developing robust data analytics systems, the costs can be substantial. Ensuring that the benefits of these technologies are accessible to all segments of society, especially lower-income residents, requires innovative financing models and strategies that prevent technological exclusivity based on financial resources.
Sustainable Resource Management
The advancement of smart cities can inadvertently lead to an overreliance on technological solutions, potentially overshadowing more sustainable and nature-based approaches to urban development. Striking a harmonious balance between technology-driven efficiencies and natural resource conservation is vital for creating cities that are both smart and environmentally responsible.
Community Engagement and Decision-Making
In the pursuit of smart city development, the voice of the community must not be drowned out. Inclusive decision-making processes that involve residents from various backgrounds are crucial to ensure that technological innovations align with the real needs of the people they are meant to serve. Addressing these challenges requires a multi-faceted approach that involves collaboration between governments, urban planners, technologists, community advocates, and other stakeholders. The synergy between smart cities and affordable housing can indeed unlock tremendous potential, but only through addressing these considerations can we pave the way for a future where cities are truly equitable, sustainable, and technologically advanced.
Policy Frameworks and Collaborative Approaches
Successful integration of smart city features and affordable housing necessitates a collaborative approach between various stakeholders. Government policies play a pivotal role in shaping the trajectory of urban development. The European Union’s Horizon 2020 program exemplifies how policy initiatives can promote sustainable urban transformation through research and innovation.
Public-private partnerships are also instrumental in driving change. The example of Toronto’s Quayside project demonstrates how collaboration between a city government and a tech company can yield innovative urban solutions. By combining expertise and resources, such partnerships pave the way for holistic urban planning that prioritizes both technological advancements and affordable housing needs.
Future Prospects: Achieving Equitable Urban Transformation
As we gaze into the future, the integration of smart cities and affordable housing holds the promise of a new urban paradigm. Imagine a city where energy-efficient buildings coexist with diverse housing options, fostering a sense of belonging for all residents. A study published in the Journal of Urban Technology emphasizes the role of technology in creating inclusive cities that accommodate the needs of people of varying socioeconomic backgrounds.
Equitable urban transformation requires a multi-pronged approach. It demands the synergy of visionary leadership, citizen engagement, and continuous innovation. By learning from successful case studies and addressing challenges head-on, cities can embrace smart technologies without compromising their commitment to affordable housing and social equity.
Shaping Cities of Tomorrow through Collaboration
The intricate dance between smart cities and affordable housing holds the key to reshaping our urban future, promising efficient, inclusive, and sustainable urban landscapes. As we wrap up our exploration of this dynamic relationship, it becomes evident that the synergy between these two concepts not only offers a glimpse into a brighter tomorrow but also underscores the need for deliberate actions and careful considerations. As the world advances toward an era of unparalleled technological innovation, the call for equitable urban transformation resonates more profoundly than ever. By drawing wisdom from the past and embracing the promise of the future, we can shape cities that transcend mere intelligence to embrace compassion, cities that excel not only in efficiency but also in justice.
Smart growth encapsulates strategies that not only reduce energy consumption by promoting energy-efficient homes and curbing emissions but also champion sustainable and efficient technologies. This concerted effort extends to improving air quality, mitigating water pollution, and advocating for the conservation of precious water resources. Through deliberate action, meticulous planning, and unyielding dedication, we wield the potential to sculpt urban landscapes where the concept of smart cities and the reality of affordable housing are not just catchphrases, but rather formidable catalysts propelling us toward an all-encompassing, harmonious future.


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Tonto Natural Bridge State Park has been in the making for thousands of years. It is believed to be the largest natural travertine bridge in the world. The bridge stands 183 feet high over a 400-foot long tunnel that measures 150 feet at its widest point.
The discovery of the small and beautiful valley between Pine and Payson was documented in 1877 by David Gowan, a prospector who stumbled across the bridge as he was chased by Apaches. Gowan hid for two nights and three days in one of several caves that dot the inside of the bridge. On the third day, he left the cave to explore the tunnel and green valley surrounding it. Gowan then claimed squatter's rights.
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Pine-Strawberry Historical School house: The school house was built in 1885. Classes were held until 1916. It is the oldest standing one room school house in the state of Arizona. It takes only ten to fifteen minutes to see. Visitors are welcome on weekends May through September. Special events are scheduled at the school house throughout the summer. Visit the Pine-Strawberry Historical Society's web site for more information.
Pine-Strawberry Museum: This museum is located in the heart of village of Pine on High way 87. It is next to the Cultural Hall, Sr Center and thrift shop. The Collections of unique items are interesting to see and explore.
Payson Travel Guide Sight seeing opportunities in Payson are plentiful and diverse. Tourist attractions include museums and art galleries, amusement parks, National and State Parks, historical places, sporting events and festivals.
If attractions aren't what you're looking for you can spend a day taking a scenic drive on one of the Payson area's beautiful byways, back-ways, or historical routes exploring the diverse wildlife and scenery. Want someone to show you around? Take a look at the Sightseeing Tour Companies operating within Payson and the surrounding area
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My family made a home in Los Angeles County, just north of Little Taipei from the redwood forest to the Gulf Stream waters
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Longview was built in 1923 and incorporated as a city in 1924. The town is the only “planned city” of the Twentieth Century, and was completely designed and planned out before construction even started.
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The Spearman Police Department, Located in Spearman, Texas, The County Seat of Hansford County, is a small, yet busy Texas community. Situated in the center most northern county in the Texas Panhandle, the city and county is home to various types of natural resources including abundant farm and ranch land, oil wells, and wind energy. The City's Population as of the 2010 census report is estimated at 3368.
The department is a small, community oriented department, with the latest in Police Technology, including in-car Computers and digital video systems. In addition, our Officer's attend regular training sessions at some of the top training facilities throughout the state to ensure that they are well trained to deal with any situation that may arise within the City of Spearman.


We’ll be blunt: Many of us aren’t exactly loving stay-at-home orders, social distancing, and all the other hallmarks of pandemic life. But the internet—paired with the truly mind-bending array of cannabis products we deliver to your door—gives you an opportunity to travel the world from the comfort of your living room.
Welcome to our virtual international tour, guided by cannabis’ native origins. We scoured the web for some of the best handpicked virtual tours: Inside views of World Heritage sites, a walk up China’s Great Wall, and an excursion to Hawaii. What’s more, we paired these excursions with appropriate cannabis cultivars. Strap yourself in for a whole new kind of peak experience!
Tour the World: The Great Wall
Running a jaw-dropping 3,000 miles from the port of Shanhaiguan to far-flung Gansu province, China’s Great Wall stands as one of the most ambitious building projects ever conceived. The China Guide’s virtual tour of a six-mile stretch gives you a ground-level perspective on this ancient and epochal symbol of empire-building. Or if you’re a nature fan, check out Zhāngjiājiè national forest park.
Well, a recent discovery shows that the Chinese have been using cannabis for at least 4,000 years. Just like we have our own rituals around this amazing plant, so too did the ancient Chinese.
Pair the Tour With Northern Lights, Heavy Hitters
Because indicas are believed to have originated from this area, we’re recommending Northern Lights, which was bred from Thai and Afghani, two regional landrace strains. Prepare to embark on a new adventure!
Tour the World: Hawaii
Who wouldn’t want to visit Hawaii? With its pristine beaches, staggering mountains, and volcanoes, the many islands that comprise this archipelago each feature such a natural variety that it’s easy to get lost in the beauty of it all. There are several video tours you can enjoy from the comfort of your couch (or home office, we won’t tell!). Visit Kauai, Maui and Oahu, or Volcanoes National Park.
“Pakalolo” or numbing tobacco used to grow wild in Hawaii’s tropical climate—until the US and DEA came in to eradicate the native plant.
Pair the Tour With Maui Wowie Pax Pad, Jetty
One of the most venerable cultivars in the world of cannabis, Maui Wowie was developed in the 1960s to deliver an upbeat, loose-limbed euphoria. Get lost in the natural wonder of the 50th state with this happy cultivar.
Tour the World: Hindu Kush Range & the Himalayas
Home to amazing creatures like the Snow Leopard, indicas, and the world’s tallest mountain, the Himalayas are an amazing mountain range with a rich history. Plus, they’re still growing. Because of the tectonic plates shifting beneath the land, these majestic mountains grow a bit over 1 centimeter every year. For cannabis lovers, the Hindu Kush cultivar is a classic—and it gets its name from a range of mountains in the Himalayas in Afghanistan.
Take a virtual helicopter tour of this amazing range that covers 1,500 miles and pass through India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, Bhutan, and Nepal.
One more fun tidbit: In the Indian Himalayas, cannabis still grows wild.
Pair the Tour With…a Kush
Is it any surprise that we’d pair this with a kush?
If you’re feeling adventurous, give Royal Gorilla Kush Powder Hash from Nasha a try. Cultivated from GG4 and Royal Kush, this hash can be dabbed or sprinkled on top of a packed bowl or joint to add some extra flavor.
Not quite ready to explore hash? We carry a variety of cultivars that have been bred from Kush chemotypes, including Red Dragon, which has been cultivated from Himalayan Haze and Brazilian Kush.
If you feel adventure calling, head over to our online menu, and explore the amazing cultivars that span the globe.


The Harvard Flea Market is held on the grounds of the Bromfield School, near the center of Harvard, on Route 111.
From Route 2 east or west:
Take Exit 109A (formerly Exit 38A), Route 111 south, marked Harvard. Follow Route 111 south for about two miles to Harvard's center. Continue through the light to the Bromfield School, which will be on the right.
From Route I-495 north or south:
Take Exit 75 (formerly Exit 28), Route 111, marked Harvard/Boxborough. Follow Route 111 north for about two miles toward Harvard's center. The Bromfield School will be on the left.


Badger Farm is a suburb to the south of Winchester, Hampshire, England and a civil parish. The area was developed in the 1970s and 1980s, and became a parish in 1985. The development of Badger Farm was the subject of the revised Badger Farm Development brief, 1978, produced by Winchester City Council.
The parish is named after William Badger, who was once a tenant farmer on the site.
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From our hotel, discover the town of writing and book crafts...
Montmorillon, an exceptional heritage town beautifully situated on the Gartempe River.
Located 50km south-east of Poitiers and 80km north of Limoges, Montmorilon is home to a beautiful heritage which earned it the title of Capital of the Country of Art and History. A pleasant town with calm and flowery green spaces, Montmorillon surprises by its architectural diversity: overlooking the Gartempe, Notre-Dame church and the Sainte-Catherine crypt; below, the old 15th century Gothic bridge and the Old Palace, the House of God (11th century monastery), the Octagon (12th century Roman Chapel), the superb 17th and 18th century, including the Moussac hotel... The list is long, the town is full of architectural treasures. The picturesque district of Brouard is another a good example.
Along its steep streets lined with booksellers, artisans, calligraphers, you can admire beautiful superbly restored medieval houses. Welcome to the town of writing and book crafts. A very lively district hosting the independent publishing exhibition in September and for literature buffs, enjoy the readings offered in the beautiful setting of the writers’ garden. During the summer months, you will have the opportunity to attend many demonstrations by craftsmen who love their craft. Montmorillon is also known to be the capital of Macaron. Jewels of French pastry, the macaroon can be discovered during a visit to the museum of the almond and the macaroon, created by the Rannou-Métivier, specialist of this delicacy for five generations.
Some ideas of visits and leisures around our hotel :
- The 16th century Château de Lalande, a former stronghold in the middle of a 30-hectare park 5km away.
- Snake Island, near La Trémouille 15 km away
- The superb Abbey of Saint-Savin and its frescoes 18 km away
- The planet of crocodiles in Civaux located 20 km away
- Futuroscope is located 58 km from our hotel.


Welcome to Mammoth-San Manuel
Mammoth-San Manuel Unified School District is located in San Manuel, Arizona, just an hour northeast of Tucson in the very beautiful and scenic San Pedro River Valley. Our district is the center of a learning community that offers outstanding academic opportunities, competitive interscholastic athletics, enriching after-school and summer programs, comprehensive community education programs, and courses offered through Central Arizona College-Aravaipa Campus.
Our district serves students in kindergarten through 12th grade from the tri-community towns of Oracle, Mammoth, and San Manuel. We may be small in population, but we are big on education and provide an outstanding education for all our students.
Check out our slide show! To view the slide show, parents/students must log in with the Google email and password that the student uses for Google Classroom.


Located in the heart of the Inner West, our spacious venue has been renovated with sabre fencing in mind. Our facilities include 11 permanent pistes with Favero scoring equipment, fencing bag storage and lockers and an equipment shop stocking gear from Leon Paul London. A comfortable lounge with wi-fi provides a space to relax or get some work done between bouts.
The centre is just 100m from major Parramatta Road bus stops, and less than 1km from Stanmore station. On-street parking is available on Parramatta Road after 7pm on weekdays and all day on weekends.
Catch any of the following buses and get off at Johnston Street Annandale:
413, 436, 438, 440, 461, 480, 483, M10
Sydney Sabre Centre is less than 100m walk from the bus stop on the southern side of Parramatta Road. Alternatively, the 412 runs along Salisbury road, approximately 500m from Sydney Sabre Centre.
Stanmore station is 1km from Sydney Sabre Centre. Walk along Salisbury Road, then follow Northumberland Avenue to Parramatta Road.
If you are driving to Sydney Sabre Centre on weekends or after 7pm on weekdays, there is unlimited free parking on both sides of Parramatta Road. Before 7pm on weekdays there is a clearway on Parramatta Road. Free street parking is available in Johnston St, Nothumberland Avenue and Corunna Road. We also have limited parking available on site, accessible via Corunna Lane.


North Wales cycle and mountain bike routes
There is no shortage of apps aimed at cyclists. The best cycling apps will help you plan a route, train effectively, fix your bike, and much more. 4Bike recommends 18 of the most useful cycling apps for iPhone and Android devices ranging from highly analytical training tools to simpler social apps and useful navigational resources.
Cycling into and around Bangor
To help you get a flavour of cycling around Bangor we've asked some of our fellow cyclists to provide us with an account of their recommended routes into and around Bangor.
Below are some of the routes that Bangor University Road Cycling Club usually ride. These are supplied as guideline in terms of where to ride, so should be followed with discretion.
- Bangor - Capel Curig - Beddgelert - Waunfawr - Bangor
- Bangor - Beaumaris - Llangoed - Pentraeth - Bangor
- Bangor - Llanfair PG - Llangristiolus - Malltraeth - Newborough - Llanfair PG - Bangor
- Bangor- Beddgellert- Llanberis- Bangor
- Bangor- Capel Curig- Llanberis- Bangor
Cycling North Wales
Anglesey has several waymarked circular cycling routes, as well as being part of two national cycle routes. Each route allows you to marvel at the fantastic scenery that Anglesey has to offer, whilst providing opportunities to spot some of the island’s beautiful wildlife.
Visit Snowdonia lists all kinds of cycle routes throughout Gwynedd, Snowdonia, and Llŷn Peninsula for all kinds of cyclists, from world class mountain bike trails to tailor-made family friendly cycling experiences
Denbighshire has many cycling jewels, the Clwydian Range and Hiraethog have some of the best bridleway cycle route networks in the country that pass through a landscape of outstanding beauty. Please visit Ride North Wales for details of family, easy, moderate and hard road and mountain bike routes and links to local events and bike facilities.
Cycling in Conwy has mountains and forests for mountain bikers, seafront cycle routes for families. The National Cycle Network along the North Wales Coast (National Route 5) Links Rhyl, Kinmel Bay, Abergele, Colwyn Bay, Rhos on Sea, Llandudno, and Conwy.


The Carrizo Plains
July 21st 2005 , full moon. I had decided to drive 450 miles to the Carrizo Plains and visit the “Painted Rock”, in Spanish “La Piedra Pintada”, an isolated monolithic outcrop consisting of cemented Miocene marine sandstone. I had been looking forward to this for sometime. Over the years I heard of the Carrizo Plain, a National Monument often called “California’s Serengeti”, a place in which the San Andreas Fault is a visible geographic force. The Carrizo Plain is also known as the “Cadillac of the San Andreas Fault system”. So I’d done some research, mapping and Googling and ready or not I was going one on one.
The site managed by BLM was just coming off of a seasonal closure for nesting birds of prey. Word was that access to the corral shaped stone canvas was under review for guided tours only.
Arriving at 9:30PM I hiked towards it as the full moon was rising. Exploring until midnight I then headed back to where I had parked and set up my cot next to the van. I slept until 7AM, got up and hiked back to the rock, exploring and taking photos until 11:30AM.
Further Readings on the Carrizo
The following is an excerpt from The Whetting Stone, one of the many books written by author, artist, musician and friend Theo Radic.
“The Painted Rock on California’s Carrizo Plain goes back to the time of Cortés.
The legend says that a vaquero named Sequatero told rancher Archibald McAlister about his Mohave mother who fled her husband, a Mohave chief, after an adulterous affair that resulted in Sequatero’s birth. She fled with the child over the wide Mohave Desert in search of the legendary Painted Rock she had heard about in tales told by her mother and grandmother. She told her young son that runners from far away Mexico came to the village near the Rock (then unpainted) to announce the arrival of Cortés. An aging seer there declared that the new arrivals were the saviors of the native people. Then came news of the murder of Moctezuma, bloodshed, rape and plunder. The people lost confidence in the old seer’s prophecy.
A younger seer, seeking to establish his legitimacy, sacrificed his daughter before the gathered people in order to protect their homeland from the invaders. With this gruesome deed, he put a curse on all those who would attempt to take their homeland. He mixed the blood of his sacrificed daughter with the pigments that were used to paint his pictographic warning on La Piedra Pintada. Sequatero grew to manhood in the nearby village, and told the legend to the rancher who hired him. Whether true or not, the legend has attracted local tourists, many of whom carved their initials in the Rock to such an extent that the images are virtually destroyed today. So luring was this legend that the first photograph of the remote Painted Rock was taken in 1876, used by Kroeber in his Handbook of the Indians of California to show how it looked before destroyed by vandalism.”
Here is another interesting must read…
The Shamanic Tradition in Chumash Rock Art, William D. Hyder and Georgia Lee (c)1994


(6) SMASHerine (Single malt and single hop tangerine)
A small home brewing experiment, with funkalicious craft brews being mashed together on a monthly basis (or more). Been a huge fan of craft brews since 1994, when traveling to the mountains of Colorado. She even said "Yes" at the Hubcap Brewery (no longer around) in downtown Vail Colorado back in the late 90's, and we're still rolling strong today!
Located 15 miles south of Lincoln, our 3 acres give us the ability to grow our own hoppity hops (coming soon). The goal is to give our local craft brewers something to choose from for their next batch 'o brew.


The Euro 2020 qualifying campaign is really hotting up across the continent, with groups A to J really starting to take shape. With teams like England, Belgium, Italy and Spain all boasting 100% records so far, there’s still everything to play for underneath these big guns. So, there’s a good chance you want to know where to watch Euro 2020 qualifiers live online.
There are lots of great matches to look forward to this week, with Northern Ireland away to the Netherlands on Thursday evening, Scotland in Russia and Wales in Slovakia, while Gareth Southgate takes his exciting Three Lions side to the Czech Republic on Friday.
World champions France are away to overachieving minnows Iceland over the weekend, while Cristiano Ronaldo is looking to close in on a century of international goals as his Portugal side plays host to Luxembourg. From Wales vs Croatia to Sweden vs Spain and Switzerland vs Republic of Ireland, there are mouthwatering ties wherever you look over the coming days.
In the UK, Sky Sports have virtually every fixture available live on one of their main channels or on the red button. If you have a tablet, laptop or smartphone, this means you can watch Euro 2020 qualifiers live online courtesy of the Sky Go app. You can also use the Now TV service to access the games, allowing you to choose what you watch and pay for each individual match.
If you don’t have Sky or want to watch Euro 2020 qualifiers free online, your best option could be through a bookmaker such as Bet365. They, along with other betting sites such as William Hill, offer a free football streaming service, allowing you to watch games such as those coming up this week.
All you usually need to do in order to watch live streams with bookmakers is have a funded account, or have placed any bet within 24 hours of kick-off in the game you want to see. Free and perfectly legal, you can use live bookmaker streams to to watch Euro 2020 qualifying free online, while keeping an eye on the bets you’ve placed on the matches.
With that in mind, don’t miss our Euro 2020 match previews, where we give you the lowdown on our featured fixtures, and point out our recommended bets. If you’re new to online betting or you’re on the lookout for some free bets or bonuses, check out our latest welcome offers, which you could use to place your bets on this week’s Euro 2020 qualifiers, without risking any of your own hard-earned cash.


Hope Valley, California.
There’s a part of me that wants to live in the mountains but also the city; In the woods, but also in a metropolis. I can’t seem to make up my mind.
I want to travel more before I settle for a school and a city. I want to get dirty, and eat all kinds of food, feel awe and find new inspiration.
I’m getting tired planning my life in ABC’s.
I don’t want a plan. I just want to live.


Our Coffee Plantations
The premium coffee we offer comes from traditional community plantations in three areas with different heights and different habitats. Organic cultivation process and correct harvesting process. So that each has different characteristics of coffee taste and aroma.
Coffee Farming Story
Coffee producer since colonialism
The areas of Munduk and Umejero villages have been coffee producers since the colonial period. The VOC, which at that time brought coffee varieties to be planted in this area, had even built a coffee research and nursery center known as Lembau (est. 1903). Robusta coffee is the first coffee grown in this region. Even today, our grandfather still has a coffee tree left by the VOC, known as Kopi Excelza. Perhaps due to the elevation of the land and the unique natural environment, coffee produced from this area has become a leading commodity other than coffee from Aceh and East Java. From this hereditary experience, coffee farmers in this area have advantages and qualities.
GALIH COFFEE FARM
Coffee Plantation among Cloves, Umejero Village
Coffee has become part of the Umejero culture. Since the 1970s, when the concept of indigenous peoples’ plantations changed in the Umejero (Nyatur Desa) area, where cloves became the main commodity. The existence of coffee was still maintained as a soil binder as well as the second income. Apparently, the existence of coffee among these clove plantations has brought the unique character of this TOP Umejero Robusta Coffee.
From this area, we produce the following Coffee product:
COFFEE FARMING DEVELOPMENT
Superior Varieties of Robusta Coffee. A masterpiece of Grandpa Witaya 2018-2021
In 1974, Grandpa Witaya (Maestro Umejero) has developed TOP Robusta coffee which has been widely grown by the local community today. Now he is back at work developing new robusta coffee varieties that produce coffee faster. Generally coffee trees take 5 years to bear fruit. Since 2018, he has developed organic robusta coffee which only takes 3.5 years to bear fruit.
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March 15 News Chinese female basketball player Huang Sijing updated social media and posted a group photo of the Inner Mongolia women’s basketball team.
It is worth noting that Huang Sijing’s IP territory is in the United States.
Huang Sijing wrote in the accompanying text: “The cohesion of the team!!! 🚶🚶🚶Next stop.”
In the just-concluded WCBA finals, the Inner Mongolia women’s basketball team lost 1-2 to the Sichuan women’s basketball team.


Mobile Roaming Explained
What is mobile roaming?
If you travel abroad and use your phone or laptop whilst on a foreign network, this is known as international roaming. Sending and receiving SMS text messages whilst roaming abroad is called SMS roaming. Data roaming refers to the use of mobile data services whilst abroad.
In the past consumers have been charged a significantly higher rate for using the internet, making calls and sending texts when they’re in the EU than when you're in the UK. However, June 2017, EU legislation introduced the end of data roaming charges in the EU.
By law all networks let you use your monthly allowances in 28 EU locations. These are:
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and the UK.
Roaming outside of the EU
If your travels take you further afield than Europe, then the EU regulations no longer apply and, unless specifically stated by your provider, you will be charged for your calls, data and texts. The price can often be very high.
How can I avoid roaming costs?
If you do choose to use data in a country that isn't covered by the EU legislation law , here are some simple tips you can follow that can help reduce your data use and cut your bill.
- Where possible use wi-fi. Wi-fi hotspots are usually available in hotels, coffee shops and restaurants along with many other locations.
- Turn off automatic app updates, and set your phone up to manually rather than automatically retrieve emails and attachments.
- Avoid uploading or downloading large pictures or video files if you are using mobile data, as these can quickly rack up a bill.
- Make sure any automated updates that work in the background such as Twitter and Facebook are turned off.
- Consider buying a local SIM. To keep the cost of calls and texts messages down, it’s a good idea to buy a local SIM card and top up with pay-as-you-go credit. However, to use a local SIM, you’ll need an unlocked handset.
- Check if your network offers a roaming add-on. Most carriers now offer the chance to pay a bit extra and get an add-on that will provide you an allowance of data, texts and minutes to use abroad.
- Download city or area maps before you leave for your travels or do so when you get to your hotel wi-fi. Great offline maps app include: Cities Maps 2Go, MapsMe, Skobbler’s ForeverMap.
Android users benefit from Google’s own Google Maps download service. You can pre-download maps covering a 10-mile radius.
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Locals Making a Splash!
Nicholas "hermes" Devantier
Apr 20, 2018
This weekend, on top of the North American Inkling Open, we have two local scenes gathering for LANs: GatorLAN in Florida on Saturday and SwithcFest in Southern California on Sunday. Both local Splatoon events are a part of larger LAN events. Both events have free entry and a prize pool!
GatorLAN is an established local with many games, but this is their second edition in which Splatoon 2 is included in the line up. It is included among many games across various scenes like Overwatch, League of Legends, the FGC and Smash, and more! The organizers of the Splatoon event include community players like Starz, Delta, and Madman. It is held at University of Florida, which both Delta and Madman attend as undergraduates. Currently there are 10 teams entering, a pretty solid number for the second time the local scene has come together. This event includes some big names like tictac39, STDx HXN, SKR Copilot, and PY Rafa. Be sure to tune in to the stream on Saturday to catch the action!
SwitchFest is a Nintendo Switch themed LAN that focuses on all things Switch, so also includes Arms, Pokken, and other Switch titles, while also having a Super Smash Bros tournament as the main events. One of the main selling points here is that it is run by 2GGaming, who are organizing their first Splatoon 2 event. They are most well known for promoting the Smash 4 scene and having a strong partnership with E-Sports Arena, where SwitchFest is taking place. SwitchFest has also maxed out, meaning there will be at least 20 teams competing. Some notable folks at Switchfest will be Bryan and Koutetsu of Yami, and db Taylor. Unfortunately there will be no stream for the event, but we hope to hear of lots of fun from all the participants!
These are two of the many local communities that host events for Splatoon 2! New York's Long Island Splat has been active for over half a year now and continues to put on wonderful events, including their first major, Beakon. The oldest of these LANs is the Squid Social held in Toronto, which started back in the Splatoon 1 days! And we have had events in St. Louis, Chicago, the Great Lakes, and Texas as well! It is fantastic to continue to see locals sprouting up throughout the scene, and even more so with attendance like this on a weekend where there is another online major event! We at InkTV hope to continue to see these events grow!
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Rogue Valley – Geese in the Flyway
Rogue Valley … back again with the third album in their set of 4. This one’s called Geese in the Flyway, and represents the season of Fall. Not surprisingly, Geese in the Flyway builds on the creative energy laid down by the first two albums, Crater Lake (Spring) and The Bookseller’s House (Summer). “Mountain Laurels” opens the album with this dreamy vocal melody that ushers in a season of change: “From the western edge of Highway 1 / To the east of Appalachia / I got my ticket baby here I come / Following the crows and colors toward September.” This track weaves past you like a blurred landscape viewed from a car window. Rogue Valley have a knack for captivation with their music: it’s mostly in this catchy mountain troubador style, and has unique highlights from track to track and album to album. I still submit that all 4 of these albums go together as one, just like the seasons (at least where I’m from) adhere to make a year. Geese in the Flyway clearly takes the libration and freedom proclaimed in the first two albums and starts to slow it down towards hibernation. It’s like they’re singing you to sleep as the leaves fall from the trees.
Other favorite tracks from Geese in the Flyway: “Centralia, PA,” “Et al,” “Cleaning Slates,” and “Somewhere in Massachusetts”. “Et al” is possibly my favorite track from the whole set of albums.
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Hotspots For Digital Nomads In India – Footprints Of A Digital Nomad
Hotspots for digital nomads in India are slowly but gradually paving her footprints in the world map. And why not? The country is a diverse miniature of the world in itself. You want to sip a green coconut by the beach and get busy with work? Why not? You want a remote spot atop the highest mountain ranges of the world? Why Not? A bustling metropolis is all you need for PR or the next book launch? Head to Mumbai!
Add to that, cost of living is really low, people are extremely friendly and ready to accommodate an alternative lifestyle. Many quirky cafes and co-working places are starting up to make a space for this entire new work force and policies are supportive too. Internet connectivity is growing rapidly and a diverse economy heads with plethora of resources.
Find your hotspots for digital nomads in India before the markets tends to get sated!
We have handpicked few of our favorite spots to work remotely while you spend your holiday in India. We stressed on the following factors:
2. Local culture (keeping in mind a less ethnic or traditional culture is more expected to adapt with a nomadic lifestyle)
3. Places who are safe for people, keeping in mind a lot of women are joining the nomadic workforce
4. Picturesque location along with political stability (conflict zones are a strict no in this article)
Read on and choose your pick!
A state in India which will make you feel out of everything that is regular Indian. People are amazing and the culture that prevails is distinctive. Food has presence of coconut and sea food. However vegans of the world will not have difficulty finding local fresh produce of choicest food stuff. The state receives heavy tourist footfall and caters to different aspects. Undoubtedly the Goa is one of the most preferred hotspots for digital nomads in India. To add tho that, multiple cafe and co-working places have sprung up in the location. Join one and start the journey!
Right at the lap of Himalaya, lies the state Himachal Pradesh. Mostly a abode with heavy snow during winter, Himachal houses a smiling ethnic populace famed for hospitality. The state receives tourists eager to trek or pay homage to the multiple Hindu temples. I have seen Britishers opening up cafes and setting up homestays for experimental travelers & leading a vibrant life amid nature.
Down there at the Southern peninsula, stand tall the evergreen and age old forest of Periyar. The nature reserve is a beauty to behold with countless man-made lakes and a small township by the side. The forest houses wildlife like tigers, elephants. The tusker trail is free and fenced beyond which the local habitat starts. Take a short break in one of the ethnic homestays of the most literate state of the country.
Mumbai is a bustling city with endless vibes of life. Visit Mumbai to co-work with like minded people and network for more work. The easy day trip from the metropolis are what I love the most. This way, you can get the best of both the world!
To explore the North East part of India, which is also the most serene, pristine and least explored, you need to set your base in Kolkata. The business hub of Eastern India, the metropolis is the cheapest when it comes to cost of living and has abundance of connectivity with the rest of the region. Set your base in Kolkata and explore the Eastern zones of North east, mangroves of Sundarbans and enchanting Himalaya. Being a metro, you will never run out of internet connectivity either.
This list of hotspots for digital nomads in India has been curated from my personal experiences and updated as per the latest news in the industry! I have friends working in many spot if not me personally for the longest stretch of time.
Hope this helps. Have you explored a place in India you have found apt to start up with your own endeavor? Have you strived and succeeded in finding a place that welcomes people with open arms? Let us know in the comment section which one is your favorite.


Contact Making Event "Connect the DOTS" in Armenia
We were a partner for Contact Making Event "Connect the DOTS" that was held in Gyumri, Armenia from 10-18th of May 2018 with the partners from Armenia, Germany, Estonia, Czech Republic, Poland, Georgia, The Netherlands, Moldova, Russian Federation, Italy, Spain and Belarus.
This project was designed to enhance knowledge, transfer instrumental tools and methods to volunteering projects (previously named European Voluntary Service) coordinators and mentors to work productively with volunteers in terms of raising their competitiveness in labour market.
The aim of the contact making event was to foster cooperation between volunteering projects organizations in Europe aiming to increase quality and innovation in volunteering projects through the exchange of good practices.
The project was carried out by NGO "Youth Initiative Center" Gyumri (Armenia). The photos and activities are seen in their social media.
The project was submitted to German National Agency and coordinated by Kultur Activ e.V. in cooperation with YIC - Youth Initiative Center.
Lisatud: 27.05.2018 // 0:00


23.6x35.4 in ~ Photography, Analog photography, Digital Photography
Fairytale autumn morning on romantic Slovak lowland.
Photography is on High quality 360 gr. photo paper.
The story of the photo:
"Autumn came to the lowlands ...
The morning rays of the sun pierced the haze of the fog and illuminated the whole country to yellow-orange color. As if the whole country were on fire.
And that's when I noticed a huge spider web hanging from a broken old tree. Instead of insects, this time the sun was in the net for a while.. "


Camp 2017 is in the books and it was a remarkable year. One of the best I can remember. In the next few days, I will post photos and my thoughts on why it was such an incredible week.
For now, I am sharing this post I read a few years back and it rings true for me.
Planning Young Women Camp in different parts of the world takes a different approach for each leader. It is important to not compare your camp to others and to do the best with the resources and circumstances available to you and your Stake.
It is generally much more expensive and involved to plan a camp outside of the Utah/Idaho (Western USA) where there are more choices in low cost camp facilities.
My perspective is to do your best.
Enjoy this read from Mormon Girl in the Bible Belt.
I totally get where she is coming from.
Happy YW Camp planning! Stay tuned for 2017 details.


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9h caffeteria and shop, 11h dining - 21:00
12:00 - 20:00
12:00 - 18:00
palác Archa - in arcade, Na Poříčí 26, Praha 1, tel. +420 725 963 536
how to find us
Our restaurant is located in the center of Prague. It is easily accessible by subway, trams and train (Masarykovo nádraží train station).
It is between Na Poříčí and Na Florenci streets in a green plaza accessible through arcades from either street.


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Krugerskraal is situated close to The Heights in the Langkloof Valley along the scenic Cape Route R62 between Kareedouw and Joubertina.
Come and experience the lovely views of the Tsitsikamma Mountains reigns. The land borders all along the narrow gauge railway line.
The Langkloof is a 160km long valley in South Africa, lying between Herold, a small village northeast of George, and The Heihts - just beyond Twee Riviere in the Eastern Cape.
The R62 road runs the length of the valley, connecting the N2 road near Humansdorp with the N9 road near Uniondale.
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Caribou Physical Therapy
Caribou Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy offers quality individualized therapy. Both clinics are located in beautiful settings of North Idaho. Caribou Physical Therapy in Sandpoint, Idaho is located in town alongside the bike path at the intersection of Hwy 2 and Boyer Ave. The Sandpoint clinic is an expansive 3500 sq ft, offering private and open spaces and allows for excellence of care.
Caribou Physical Therapy in breathtaking Hope, Idaho is located in the athletic club of Pend Oreille Shores Resort which sits on the East side of Lake Pend Oreille. Besides traditional outpatient orthopedic treatments, the Hope clinic has the additional benefit of water therapy in the hot tub or pool, along with more advanced athletic training and rehab.


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Over the past century, photographs have become a staple tool for seeing and understanding the world we live in; cerebrally mapping the places we live. Utilizing the Mosquito-Flickr plug-in in Grasshopper for Rhinoceros, our team queried geotagged images surrounding four New York City neighborhoods: Financial District, Chinatown, DUMBO, and Williamsburg, using a 1/2 mile radius from the latitude/longitude of the neighborhoods centroid. The acquired images display the flavor of the neighborhoods via tourist’s and local’s Flickr uploads. The images were categorized by when they were taken: weekday vs. Weekend, and then further subcategorized by content, including: landmarks, people, and food. The digital map, designed in CartoDB, aims to show the changing patterns of these photo typologies across their varying neighborhood landscapes, with a hover-over feature to display the image, the caption, and the user’s information. The map visualizes the trends of major landmark features, hot spots for people watching, and notable food spots by the Flickr community for the month of November, 2014.
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Today, choosing the best place to camp within just California’s eighteen nationwide forests is like selecting only one flavor of ice product in the ice cream parlor. California boasts 1000s of campgrounds that selection in landscapes with the sierras for the desert, and from your redwoods into the bluffs; with variations of camping that range from primitive camping Fundamentals to fashionable-day glamping.
See A lot more From breathtaking Reside shows to kids’ clubs and actions – there’s some thing for everybody.
It’s established within a grove of towering coast redwoods that provide the campground its title, with quick access to trails bringing about Sempervirens Waterfall. $35; late Mar–Nov; parks.ca.gov.
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This is the day-hiker’s fantasyland, with comparatively quick access for the southern Desolation Wilderness (permit essential), meaning you’re about the trail to pristine spots while others remain to the highway.
Fun Passes are included in the expense of your holiday, giving you use of the leisure complicated, swimming pools and services.
A great selection of refreshing meats and cheeses, delectable breads, together with crisp veggies and several different spreads fulfill hearty lunchtime appetites following a early morning from the canyon.
We do our best to get your entire order in one box, but from time to time product is housed in numerous facilities, causing more than one box.
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This nationwide park is referred to as an ‘ecological island’ because camping holidays it peaks up from the bordering selection. Just earlier the Mt Kaputar summit, the Dawsons Spring camping ground has easy access to a lot of the most spectacular views you’ll ever see.
It’s a kayakers’ and chicken-watchers’ paradise. Serene Lewiston Lake provides a ten mph pace limit, making it perfect for paddlers and birders hoping to spot a bald eagle or osprey.
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When it comes to global big game hunting, the moose is the number one pick in Alaska. Annual harvesting of moose exceeds 7,000 of the state’s approximate 175,000 population of moose. Fall is the most popular season for moose hunting, and a ritual Alaskan beginning to advanced hunters.
ALASKA MOOSE HUNTING
Migrating throughout Alaska with exception of the Aleutian Islands moose are commonly found in the Southern interior and central region of the state. Moose population density ranges from one per thirty square miles, to five or more per one square mile. The moose habitat is most generally shrub or forest under an altitude of 5,000 feet.
Seasonal moose migrations beginning in summer when the animals graze while wandering meadows and pond areas. In Fall, the migration of the moose turns to more forested areas where aspen, birch, and poplar trees and other low hanging plant grow can be foraged, Fall is also breeding season, making the likelihood of spotting more than one moose higher.
Moose tend to rut during winter, feeding on willows, lowland birch, aspens, burns, and low shrubs about to become snow covered. Mountain moose are generally forced to migrate to valley levels, switching foraging to areas along creeks and rivers to subsist during the cold months. Spring is the calving season, and migrating moose are more sedentary in their activity due to the abundance of herbaceous growth.
In spite of common seasonal migration, some Alaskan moose only wander a few miles in a limited circumference annually. This makes Alaska moose hunting especially attractive. Hunting moose also requires near proximity of a hunting vehicle for transport of this heavy prize.
Moose hunters in Alaska observe guidelines to registration and hunting periods. Tier 1 subsistence hunts, known as Community Subsistence Harvest (CSH) hunts are available exclusively to Alaska residents ten years of age and older. Tier II hunts are subsistence hunts are also available to Alaska residents ten years of age and older.
Registration hunts are open hunts available to Alaska residents and nonresidents. Closure of registration hunts is generally a response to emergency order when a harvest total has already been met. Alaska does not limit the number of registration hunting permits.
When registration is under drawing rights provision, permit access is limited by application, and awarded by way of lottery. Drawing hunts control for the number of permits, and awards are taken care of on a first-come basis during the lottery. Application for Alaska moose hunting drawing rights is restricted to the last two months of the calendar year.


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Due to several unfortunate circumstances, we regret to inform you that we will be postponing this event to the Fall of 2022 at Craig Ranch Regional Park. This was strictly the organizer’s decision and was not cancelled by the City of North Las Vegas.
We appreciate your interest and support. Now, we start planning the festival for 2022. We are very sorry for the inconvenience and time you spent planning to come to our event and hope to make that up to you in 2022.
Please keep up with our Facebook page and this website for
information on next year’s event.
BIGGER and BETTER in 2022!
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// CRAIG RANCH REGIONAL PARK \\
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We set off to drive from Las Vegas to Los Angeles. 30 years ago we would have followed the historic route 66 , but today there are 278 miles of interstate crossing Nevada and California.
The I-15 skirts the edge of death valley the Mojave National Preserve and passes through just 4 towns ( Victorville, Barstow, Baker and Primm) – oh and also Yerma, which looks like it was abandoned some years ago, apart from the retro 50’s diner – Peggy Sue’s, which lovingly clings on to a different age ( and does a good job of it too, judging by the number of customers).
To put this in context, it would be like driving from Newcastle to London and the only places you pass through on the way hold less people than a full crowd at St James Park – in fact they’d probably only fill a quarter of it. What’s more, 90% of those people appear to exist to feed and fuel those on the interstate – judging from the array of fast food joints advertised as you pass through Barstow.
Primm sits nestled against the Nevada /California border (on the Nevada side) and houses two casinos and a theme park. As you approach it from the california side a sign proclaims it as “the Las Vegas welcome centre” – presumably Primm was created to enable californians to gamble under Nevada law – I did wonder if the name “Primm” was a dig at the perfectly manicured residents of Beverly hills or Orange county.
Every 20 miles or so from Las Vegas on there are billboards advertising “alien fresh jerky” and if you pull off interstate at Baker there is an entire store devoted to selling alien merchandise. In 278 miles of nothing I suppose you have to stand out and the alien jerky store, baker CA has to take the prize for effort – so much so I bought some jerky.
As you cross into california you see the first reminders of the darker side of the American dream – the mothering, patronising way the administration treats people. Literally one after another the following signs were displayed . hopefully I won’t get sued for breach of copyright – another facet of American society I dislike is the constant billboard and TV adverts for legal services you can use to exploit the law to make you better off at someone else’s expense. Sorry about that diversion, back to the road signs, the following were displayed back to back on the side of the road :
“speed limit 70 – enforced by airplane”
“wagons and vehicles with trailers speed limit 55 enforced by radar”
“seatbelt law will be enforced”
“report drunk drivers call 911”
I had visions of Governor Swarzenegger camped 5 miles down the road his red cybernetic eye checking everyone’s seatbelts and those that were non-compliant being efficiently dispatched by a stinger missile launched from an array on the roof of his HUMMER .
More than anything this trip has reminded me that Americans aren’t like America. I have a set of well honed stereotypes polished over the years that every American is a loud, white (perma tan) , arrogant, rude, gun lobbying, non passport carrying jerk – in fact its a wonder I came here at all.
Everyone has been warm, friendly and helpful – in fact I started to realise I wasn’t a particularly good ambassador when a girl in the Starbucks queue asked if I was British and therefore had I been to the Olympics – my instant reaction was go say, are you American , have you been to Iraq ? , but then responded normally by saying unfortunately I hadn’t had the chance. She proceeded to ask if I’d been to the jubilee – and I responded yes in 1977 – it was about this point I realised that I wasn’t doing a good of representing my country so I tried to salvage something for Britain by stating the Olympics have been fabulous and the jubilee was a great success.
So, I think my point is whatever you think about a place or group of people at the end of the day most people are just ordinary people getting through life. Maybe the world would be a lot better off if we could somehow remove all the institutions that separate us and try a little harder to get on with everyone we meet.


Q) How do I get to SICKDAY Surf & Skate shop?
A) We are located on Main Street in downtown Wellfleet.
our address is:
3 West Main Street
Wellfleet, MA 02667
Directions from Upper Cape (Hyannis/Boston): Take Route 6 East into Wellfleet. At second stop light in Wellfleet turn Left onto Main street. We are located on the corner of Holbrook Ave and West Main Street.
Directions from the Lower Cape (Provincetown): Take Route 6 West into Wellfleet. At the second stop light in Wellfleet turn right onto Main Street. We are located on the corner of Holbrook Ave and West Main Street.
Q) Where's the best beach to go surfing?
A) Umm.. well this is a tough one to answer. Cape Cod has beach breaks which are constantly shifting and changing. The best beach to surf today may not even have a surfable break next week. That being said, WhiteCrest beach has been nicknamed "Surfers Beach" because of its consistent surfable beach break.


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Oakridge is pleased to present our new 'Signature Series' of single family homes conveniently located in the Brook's Knolls subdivision in Hollywood, Maryland. The Brook's Knolls subdivision is located in historic St. Mary's County which has easy access to the Chesapeake Bay, Patuxent and Potomac Rivers. Brook's Knolls consists of 32 beautiful homesites ranging in size from .5 acre to 1.5 acre, all of which are surrounded by wooded common area owned by the Brook's Knolls Homeowners Association. Floor plans range in size from 2,300 square feet to over 2,500 square feet. Standard features include full Basements, 2.5 Baths, 4 Bedrooms, 2 car Garages, 9 Foot Ceilings, 42 Kitchen Cabinets and fully equipped Kitchens. Optional features include brick fronts, front porches, gas fireplaces, cathedral/vaulted Owners bedroom ceilings, granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances.
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Hamlin New Testament Church
2179 Lake Road
PO Box 145
Hamlin, NY 14464
Office hours Monday and Thursday, 8-12 am
The church is on the Southwest corner of Lake Road (Route 19) and Clarkson Hamlin Town Line Road, diagonally opposite Krony’s Pizza Etc.
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Hope they gave you a laugh. So...what's on your agenda for this weekend?
Groaner of the Day: I was traveling to Seattle on business. Knowing how the weather is up there (and lacking the proper clothing), I went to a local outdoor shop for a inclement weather clothing. Not finding what I was looking for, I went to another. Then, another. Finally, a salesman suggested that I go to Rudolph's.
"Rudolph's?" I said, surprised. "Do you mean the Russian specialty store?"
To which the salesman answered, "Oh yeah. Rudolph, the Red, knows rain gear."


Greater exposure to neighbourhood green space is initially linked to longer telomeres, indicating potential health benefits. However, this association diminishes when considering additional factors like air pollution and neighbourhood deprivation, underscoring the complex interaction between environmental influences and genetic health.
December 2023 – Science Direct
- Green space and telomere length: Residing in neighbourhoods with abundant green spaces, such as parks and gardens, correlates with longer telomeres. This suggests that exposure to natural environments may have a protective effect on cellular structures that are crucial for ageing and overall health
- Influence of environmental factors: While green space shows initial promise in supporting longer telomeres, this effect is less pronounced when considering environmental pollutants like air quality. This indicates that negative environmental exposures can offset the benefits of green space
- Neighbourhood context matters: The health advantages linked to green space are not solely determined by the presence of green areas. They are also significantly affected by the overall context of the neighbourhood, including factors like economic deprivation and the level of environmental contaminants. This underscores the importance of a comprehensive approach to urban planning and public health
The findings emphasise a multifaceted interaction between environmental factors and genetic indicators of ageing. This complexity suggests that understanding the impact of our surroundings on ageing and longevity requires considering a wide range of environmental, social, and genetic factors.
Read the article at: Bates, D., et al. “The Relationship Between Greenspace Exposure and Telomere Length in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.” Science of The Total Environment, vol. 167452, 2023, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2023.167452.


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If you live in or near Bedminster Hills or Basking Rudge Hills, we need your feedback!
HillsList.info is a new community website, created specifically for Bedminster and Basking Rifge residents (namely, residents of the Hills). It's an informational site (hence ".info") that is completely free and open (and not created by a real estate agent or someone selling anything).
As you can read in our "Welcome" post, Hills List is intended as a way for you to get unbiased, local information about Bedminster and Basking Ridge. You can do anything from view and list a local garage sale to finding a dog-sitter.
Now that the site is up, we're looking to get any feedback (good or bad). We'd like to hear what you think about:
- The design and layout of the site
- The ease of navigation (how quickly you found what you were looking for)
- The actual content
- Anything else you'd like to comment on or would like to see on Hills List.
Also, our Neighborhoods Link page is now under development. We would like to have relevant information for each of the 16 neighborhoods in the Hills at Bedminster/ Basking Ridge. For example, we'd like to have links to your neighborhood's website. We'd also like to help your neighborhood publish it's newsletter online. If this is of any interest to you, we encourage you to contact your neighborhood association and tell them.
Thanks in advance for your help!
We look forward to developing and improving this local website to suite your needs!
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Through this program, we offer safe and affordable housing for rent and first-time homeownership. CAPOLC also operates affordable housing to help veterans. CAPOLC owns 37 affordable rental housing units, a 14-unit apartment complex in Antioch, and four lease-to-own single-family houses in Lake County, Illinois.
Retired and Senior Volunteer Program
The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is federally funded with the mission of tapping the skills, talents, and experience of more than 296,100 senior volunteers 55 years of age or older to meet a wide range of community challenges. We place volunteers with over 30 partner agencies to develop and fill meaningful volunteer opportunities. RSVP is open to retired, semi-retired, or individuals working full-time and provides benefits, recognition, and support.


Hey! We have great news?! We welcome a new character in the group of our Ambassadors!
Residing in Piechowice, a town located in the Giant Mountains and the Jizera Mountains. He writes about himself: “Photography is my passion which has also become my main source of livelihood, I mainly photograph landscapes, music events, evidential reports and family celebrations, I work with local artists, municipalities and tourist organizations. many festivals, bands and companies from the music industry in the country and abroad, for which I create concert documentaries, team sessions and product sessions.