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Profile of George Washington from Mount Rushmore
Washington's Prophetic Warning
Scott S. Powell
Published at American Thinker
President Trump paid tribute to George Washington when he recently delivered the 2020 convocation speech at West Point. While congratulating the cadet graduates and reminding the world of the success of his defense modernization program that gives the U.S. unchallenged superiority, Trump missed an opportunity to mention that Washington's "Farewell Address" was a warning to the nation that America's greatest threat would be internal, rather than external military incursions.
Prophetic in nature, the Farewell Address so gripped the American people at the time that it was read and reprinted more than the Declaration of Independence. It was a penetrating articulation of three sources of peril to freedom and the republican form of American democracy that citizens needed to guard against:
the failure of institutions to keep people informed and enlightened
the problems of party factions and hyper-partisanship
the decline of religious obligation and national morality
The recent urban chaos and violence reminds us how dangerous mobs can be and how critically important it is to have crowd control through appropriate and effective National Guard, police, and law enforcement action. But what people really need to realize is that the devastation to cities and property in urban areas across the country is not a bad dream, but rather a glimpse of what America's internal enemies want for the whole country.
It should be remembered that Antifa and Black Lives Matter (BLM) both have their ideological origins in Marxism, although they were both ostensibly formed under the banner of being anti-police. BLM was established in 2013 after George Zimmerman was acquitted for the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, and we all remember BLM's street march refrain of "Pigs in a blanket, fry 'em like bacon." Recently, Black Lives Matter cofounder Patrisse Cullors said, during a media interview, "We are trained Marxists."
Antifa's roots go back further with some members coming out of the Weather Underground and others having been involved with the May 19th Communist Organization. The ideology of both BLM and Antifa revolves around a core view of cultural Marxism that America was founded on white supremacy, and therefore needs to be destroyed.
By the language applied by the FBI to define terrorist organizations (such as ISIS, Hizb'allah and Al-Qaeda), as those that "employ the use of violence and intimidation in pursuit of political aims," both Antifa and BLM should be deemed terrorist organizations; their activism employs violence and intimidation in pursuit of political objectives. Council of American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) Executive Director Nihad Awad who openly supports Hamas — a designated terrorist organization — has publicly said, "Black Lives Matter is our campaign."
In addition, to Antifa, BLM, and the "swarms" of lesser-known leftist and anarchist militants, many of the crazies in the streets are ignorant opportunistic hoodlums. The elected officials who have enabled the chaos created by the aforementioned in a growing number of municipalities are the product of higher education institutions that have failed to inculcate a basic appreciation of the American system and an understanding of the responsibilities required to protect freedom and rights in ways that maintain order, protect property and keep things working. Their views are reinforced and sustained by most of the media — in both traditional channels and the social media outlets — in ways that perpetuate false PC narratives being subliminally planted and taking root in a large portion of the population.
The scope of our internal problem in need of a solution is succinctly stated by Kyle Shideler, the director for homeland security and counterterrorism at the Center for Security Policy: "With the successful promulgation of the radical message [the narrative] of America as bastion of white supremacy by presidential candidates, cable news anchors, and generations of tenured professors, Antifa is unlikely to lack for recruits and support — rhetorical or otherwise — any time in the near future."
Make no mistake — the goal of these narratives promoted by the left in America is to reinforce and drive white guilt and self-doubt for the specific purpose of increasing demoralization and paralysis in American society. The harmful consequences of this is now on panoramic display in a number of large American city jurisdictions with mayors, commissioners, and city councilmen failing to support the police in the face of hostile confrontation, which demoralizes the police and undermines their willingness to perform their job and enforce the law. Little wonder that resignations and early retirements are on the rise. But this is also part of the left's plan to diminish public safety, increase lawlessness, and facilitate the end game.
Compounding the problem of bringing about a corrective and restoring balance is the fact that competing views and alternative narratives are being increasingly marginalized, censured, and blocked. And we are now at a point when Americans who exercise their first amendment rights to express views that go against the dominant politically correct narratives are not just silenced through shaming and bullying and censored and defunded by social media giants, but increasingly they are being fired from corporate jobs, professional sports teams, and other employers and venues. The First Amendment that is at the heart of our Constitutional freedom and differentiates America from almost every other county is under severe attack. And when that freedom is gone, surely others will soon follow, and the transformation of America will be all but complete.
Is it all coincidence that the failed coup, the Trump-Russia Mueller investigation and Ukraine-impeachment hoaxes, the COVID-19 shutdown and attendant nullification of Americans' Constitutional rights were followed immediately by an outbreak of urban warfare and assault on police and authority? We may never know definitively, but it's clear that the leaders of Antifa and BLM didn't miss a beat in organizing immediately after the death of George Floyd, and in subsequent days, continued to work in a well-funded and highly coordinated fashion. They targeted cities, with their affiliates carrying out the logistics of transporting people, arranging for the delivery of pallets of bricks, bats and gasoline to break windows, facilitate looting, and ignite fires, knowing that the energy levels of non-affiliated urban hoodlums and opportunists after nearly three months of pent-up frustration from cooped-up sheltering would likely result in extreme violence, destruction and looting. It succeeded.
What this period of urban chaos and destruction has revealed is that the narratives that have turned Americans against America have worked to increase both the number of street revolutionaries and anarchists as well as the numbers who are passive in the face of property destruction, looting and violence against resisters. And then there are the corporate leaders who apparently think that virtue signaling and buying protection from the left is a wise choice. Of course, the leaders of Antifa, BLM and other radical groups see all this as weakness and confirmation to move forward with next steps to seed the collapse of America and gain power.
As a result of leniency — following the successful neutralization of the police and horrendous destruction of property, ransacking big box retailers and upscale shopping districts, and looting the very stores and brands that symbolize the fruit of what law and order and capitalist success bring — has only empowered the left to do more and bigger things that advance their long-term goal, which is the total transformation of America.
While they applaud concessions like shifting public spending and defunding the police, the radical left finds its greatest motivation in actions that move the country closer to the end game. A central part of that is to delegitimize American institutions of authority by erasing and deconstructing history, so as to further disorient and disconnect Americans from their heritage. That's why desecrating and tearing down national monuments has picked up momentum.
In Wilmington, Delaware city officials removed the statue of Columbus before it was dismembered and destroyed. In St. Paul, Minnesota and Richmond, Virginia activist thugs gleefully toppled statues of Columbus. In Boston, the statue of Columbus was beheaded, jihadi-style. It matters not that Columbus was a passionate explorer, evangelist, and practitioner of Christian kindness. Neither does it matter that he never saw nor set foot on the North American continent, and never enslaved or abused any indigenous native Americans.
With the white supremacist colonial narrative having been long and deeply established in the psyche of many Americans, Columbus and Confederate generals are an easy targets. But we already see that toppling Columbus and Confederate monuments are just steppingstones to desecrating and removal of even more high value targets such as the memorials and statues of founders George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison, who were slaveholders.
An important part of cadet training at West Point is the study of battle plans. What President Trump needs now are effective short and long-term battle plans.
The short-term battle plan should start with speaking to the nation about the nature of the real threat to the Republic. Clearly a revolution is underway, and we need to get out of denial, and implement decisive counter-revolutionary actions. That starts with naming our enemies and rigorously enforcing the law against them. Reestablishing law and order is a prerequisite to even thinking about implementing the long-term plan to neutralize the three prongs of internal threat that Washington laid out in his Farewell Address.
A few ideas on the starting points to that long-term battle plan, which is absolutely necessary to save the Republic, would include:
Accelerated reform of and increased competition to the K-12 government-run school system, strategies that provide incentives to universities and media giants to provide more balance in the conveyance of knowledge and information, with requirements that all the protections associated with the First Amendment are upheld with legal liability and penalties for violations and violators.
Second, the problem of factions and hyperpartisanship would diminish over time through the results of a more balanced media and more choice in better schools and educational curriculum. The survival of any nation requires inculcating a certain amount of enlightened patriotism, and the United States is no exception.
And third, more can be done outside public policy initiatives to elevate the value of religious obligation and practice, which can bring surprisingly fast results by strengthening families, mitigating juvenile delinquency and crime, providing more genuine social connectedness and a higher purpose and meaning in life where bigotry has no place and tolerance is more abundant.
All of this, implemented over time, would provide a more civilized, broadminded, and enlightened population from which leaders would arise and get elected — better informed and equipped for bipartisan cooperation around policies that actually solve problems — all of which would provide a powerful force for American renewal.
The problem is the barbarians are not only inside the gates but have become the shock troops of the Democrat Party to intimidate and enforce compliance. So the first step toward that long-term solution is to reestablish law and order, utilizing the powers of the federal government where necessary. The vast majority of citizens would welcome this. To the elected city and state officials who would resist and bow to the left, just remind them that the oath of allegiance of federal officials is to defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
Senior Fellow, Center on Wealth, Poverty, and Morality
Scott Powell has enjoyed a career split between theory and practice with over 25 years of experience as an entrepreneur and rainmaker in several industries. He joins the Discovery Institute after having been a fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution for six years and serving as a managing partner at a consulting firm, RemingtonRand. His research and writing has resulted in over 250 published articles on economics, business and regulation. Scott Powell graduated from the University of Chicago with honors (B.A. and M.A.) and received his Ph.D. in political and economic theory from Boston University in 1987, writing his dissertation on the determinants of entrepreneurial activity and economic growth.
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Behind the scenes, antifa has done the unthinkable: establish political power in major American cities.
The End of Chaz
Early this morning, a phalanx of Seattle police officers, armed with long batons and semiautomatic rifles, cleared out the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone. Seattle can now begin to reckon with the damage.


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Ladysmith is 996 m above sea level and located at 28.57° S 29.77° E. Local time in Ladysmith is SAST.
Ladysmith Weather Today
Light rain (total 3mm), mostly falling on Sun night. Warm (max 36°C on Tue afternoon, min 15°C on Mon night). Mainly fresh winds.
Ladysmith Weather (4–7 days)
Mostly dry. Warm (max 34°C on Fri afternoon, min 17°C on Wed night). Winds increasing (light winds from the ENE on Thu morning, fresh winds from the E by Fri afternoon).
10 Day Ladysmith Weather
Moderate rain (total 17mm), heaviest on Sun night. Warm (max 35°C on Sat afternoon, min 17°C on Sat night). Winds increasing (calm on Sat night, fresh winds from the ESE by Sun afternoon).
Ladysmith Weather Next Week
Heavy rain (total 32mm), heaviest during Thu morning. Warm (max 24°C on Tue afternoon, min 13°C on Thu night). Winds increasing (calm on Tue morning, fresh winds from the SE by Thu night).
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This November, I want to be thankful for me.
I'm not great at being grateful for myself, for being the human form I embody. I usually ignore my existence altogether.
While I cannot make miracles happen within thirty days like all the clickbait challenges and TV shows make it appear, I want to consciously start somewhere. Set the foundation for what could lie ahead.
Who knows? Maybe I'll falter under the pressure and cave to everything I'm used to, what has felt safe. But have I been really living?
Up to this point, when the mental overcast clouds marking the "norm" of my formative years start to dissipate, I don't really know who I am. Who is this soul embodied in human flesh? What kind of person is this unique arrangement of cells and genetic material?
Mental illness, like any other disability, is debilitating for many reasons, most of which go beyond the surface. Whatever chronic ailment you manage, you feel like you are that disease. All its symptoms and side effects are simply your personality. And when you have the disease long enough, you begin to forget you might have been any different.
The same sentiment goes for mentally ill college-aged folk. You're on off this new, independent adventure…but too many feel like they "lag behind." Their years to explore and do the "college things" is designated for therapy appointments, doctor appointments, crippling fears, missed classes, feelings of failure and hopelessness that immerse your body in inescapable quicksand.
Yes, I wanted to get through college as quickly as possible, graduating in three years. That's partly because I'm by nature wanting to be ambitious and going way over the "average" bar, but my college years weren't the glorious memories movies and social media portray. Simply put, there wasn't a single day I didn't feel helpless to whims of depression, anxiety, anorexia, and the combination thereof.
Environment plays a huge role in your wellness. I wanted to get out of the college scene as soon as possible, so that's what I did. And from there? Whisking myself into the adventure that is teaching in American Samoa. How I thought that'd benefit my health—besides delaying the inevitable career decisions ahead—I don't know. But here I am. Here is where I find out who I am.
What does "self-discovery" even me? So far, it's been realizing really random details about my behaviors. For example, I talk and sing to myself constantly. Someone would probably think I'm having a party all the time, but instead I'm just pouring a bowl of puppy chow or watching a TV show.
During these "30 Days of Confidence," as I'm coining it, I want to be intentional with each day and attempt forming new habits that I've wanted to start doing but have always fallen through with completing. The tree-hugging hippie I am, and yet I rarely do yoga or meditate. Obviously not a requirement, but if I believe so strongly in things but never do them myself…I feel quite hypocritical.
This month, I also want to be serious about self-care and self-love. I've learned to accept myself…tolerate myself…but I've concluded that I really don't like myself that much. I'm determined to change that, especially as my mental health improves. I want to be able to feel at home and at peace with myself. It's child's play to conjure up my flaws and failures, but anything good? Hardly believable.
The radical concept of loving oneself has become trendy to tote, but how do we truly apply it to our own lives? Surely it's more than reciting Pinterest mantras and taking candle-lit bubble baths. In a game of Never Have I Ever, I could use the far-off experience of gazing into a full-body mirror and think, "I love you," and stump plenty of other players, too.
Again, I'm not about to set a strict regime all month and expect to make magic happen. Instead, I'll stay curiously optimistic. The mindset I'm in is a foreign land, and I'm a traveler embarking into parts unknown. Who knows what might await? Every day is an opportunity for further growth and discovery.
Care to join me on your own "30 Days of Confidence"? I would love to hear about your journey and all the terrain you cover. Keep me in the loop, or not. Sometimes the greatest acts of self-care are the ones you don't feel like broadcasting to the world.
ALSO, do you have any suggestions for me of how to best use these "30 Days of Confidence"? What are some ways you like to boost your self-esteem and really treat yourself well?
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The fun, the families, the wildlife, the food, the music and, of course, the kites all converge on Veterans Memorial Park Saturday, SEPT. 15, 2018 at noon. Early fliers can come at 11 a.m. to register.
The first 1,000 children to register will receive a free kite, T-shirt and lunch. All of them also will be given tickets to win the drawing for one of the many wonderful prizes donated by generous sponsors.
Fly time is noon to 2 p.m. and families are reminded that there is no rain date.
There's much more to "KIDZ 'N' KITES" than what's in the sky, on the prize board or on the menu. Many activities are throughout the park for families to enjoy. Clowns, face painting, animal and wildlife rescue groups, the Niagara Falls Fire Department Safety House, a car seat safety check, the Niagara Falls Police Department Dodge Charger, music by D.J. the Dee Jay and demonstrations by the Great Lakes Kitefliers Society will provide a fun-packed afternoon.
Also featured for the second consecutive year will be the Bikers Against Child Abuse, whose members have been showing their support for area family concerns.
The grand culmination of the event will be drawings for the grand prizes and a stunning and hilarious juggling performance by INJEST.COM.
And, of course, everything is free because of the kind donations by the proud sponsors.
Heading off the list is the Niagara County Department of Social Services, the County Youth Bureau, Sheriff Department, Niagara PAL, the Town of Niagara, Jonathan "J-Mill" Miller Memorial Giving Fund, Berkshire Farms, Grigg-Lewis Foundation, the Kiwanis Club of Lewiston, M&T Bank, Niagara-Orleans Central Labor Council, Niagara Choice Federal Credit Union, Candlelight Cabinetry, Catholic Charities, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 237, USI Insurance Services, Fresh Bake, Reid's Drive-In, Mighty Taco, WKBW-TV/DT and Wegmans.
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An evangelical seminary in Dallas has settled a fourth lawsuit claiming that it knowingly allowed a child molester to graduate, enabling him to have access to boys he'd rape years later as a North Texas pastor.
Dallas Theological Seminary required that Jon Gerrit Warnshuis undergo counseling before receiving his diploma in 1992 — but didn't report the allegation to law enforcement or tell future employers, according to the lawsuit.
Nearly a decade later, Warnshuis was convicted in Denton County for sexually abusing three boys. He is serving a 40-year prison sentence and will be eligible for parole in 2021.
His victims sued the seminary, as well as Oak Hills Community Evangelical Free Church in Argyle and Warnshuis, claiming that the school created dangerous conditions for future congregants by granting Warnshuis a diploma.
"Warnshuis was thus cloaked with all the powers, appearances, and indices of a Man of God that permitted him to infiltrate the community earning the trust of the victims, their families, the congregation and the community at large," the latest lawsuit said.
That lawsuit, filed in January, was settled in August. The two other victims sued in Dallas County in 2008 and 2009 and settled their cases in 2010. The terms of the settlements with the seminary were not disclosed in any of the cases, and the church was dropped as a defendant in all three. Another suit was settled in Tarrant County in 2005.
The victim who filed the latest lawsuit will use the money to pay for therapy, attend college and marry his fiancée, said attorney Tom McElyea, who represented all four victims in their civil cases.
"More than anything, the lawsuit gave him a chance to have a voice," McElyea said.
'A second chance'
Warnshuis was set to graduate from the seminary in May 1988, but was kept from graduation after allegations were made against him. The morning of his commencement, a man told school president Donald Campbell that Warnshuis had molested his 13-year-old son and asked that he get counseling and be separated from young boys, the 2009 lawsuit alleged.
An attorney advised Campbell that Texas law did not require him to report Warnshuis to law enforcement, Campbell testified. Seminary officials required him to attend sessions with Richardson psychologist Stephen Ash.
"Dr. Ash stated that Defendant Warnshuis was unable to be involved with minors or teens and that Defendant Warnshuis should give up the ministry altogether as it relates to teens," McElyea wrote in the 2008 lawsuit.
Ash wrote a letter to the school in 1991 claiming that Warnshuis had addressed the root of his problems — his father's death — according to a 2009 deposition. The letter has since been lost, and it's unclear whether it was intended as an endorsement of Warnshuis' safety or an update on his progress.
Former seminary chaplain Bill Bryan testified in 2009 that the letter "requested that Dallas Theological Seminary permit [Warnshuis] to graduate" and that the seminary "would not have granted the degree but for receipt of the letter clearing Warnshuis and the recommendation of Dr. Ash that Warnshuis receive his degree."
The seminary's attorneys said Ash wrote that he "didn't think that [Warnshuis] was a danger to boys anymore and that they could go ahead and graduate him."
In a subsequent letter, Ash asked for feedback about the "letter of three months ago recommending the seminary grant Jon his degree," according to court documents.
In 1992, Warnshuis graduated with a master's degree from Dallas Theological Seminary.
"We believe that people should be given a second chance if they turn their lives around," Campbell told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram in August 2001.
Oak Hills church officials say they followed a normal hiring process for Warnshuis, calling the seminary before inviting him to become their pastor in 1996.
Seminary officials testified that they have no records of that call and emphasized that Warnshuis could have been hired without the school's certification.
As a pastor, Warnshuis spent much of his time with the congregation's boys, even inviting them to sleepovers at his home.
"I was only really happy when I was working with the boys," Warnshuis wrote in an undated letter to his mother, according to a 2002 Star-Telegram article.
One boy's father told the newspaper that he'd directed his son to Warnshuis for spiritual guidance in the late 1990s. That night, the pastor molested the 13-year-old for the first time, the boy's father said.
"I had peace and fulfillment, only to turn on them and betray them," Warnshuis wrote to his mother, the Star-Telegram reported.
Investigators believe Warnshuis could be responsible for sexually assaulting several more children, both in North Texas and California, where he lived before enrolling in the seminary.
Title IX guidelines published in 1997 require that sexual-assault allegations be reported to authorities, but it's unclear whether the seminary changed any disciplinary policies before the legal change.
The accusations against Warnshuis made the seminary "more aware of what they needed to do, as a result of what needed to happen," seminary attorney Tom Brandon said this month. "It's really a shame that it had to happen."
Correction, 6:45 p.m., September 24, 2018: An earlier version of this article did not include information about a fourth lawsuit in Tarrant County.
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Kiddies Roundabouts are always a crowd pleaser at family events. It's just not a show without them. Finding someone with good clean rides can be tricky. I met Frank Watson down at Ripon recently and was impressed with his set up. His catering and ice cream vans were both excellent ( friendly staff, immaculately clean and good food ) and the rides looked great. There was a Fun House, Toy Set and a Hook a Duck all from Frank Watson. If you are looking to hire a Fun Fair contact Frank on Tel 07973 533651 or mob 07976 956873.
What is your favourite kiddies ride ?
This entry was posted in Entertainment and tagged Frank Watson, fun house, funfair, hire, Ice cream, ice cream van, kiddies rides, toy set on September 23, 2010 by ronwooduk.


Florida Atlantic used a strong first quarter to beat ISU 66-58.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - The Indiana State women's team lost its third-straight game as the Sycamores returned to Hulman Center. Florida Atlantic used a strong first quarter to beat ISU 66-58.


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package edu.rhhs.frc.commands;

import edu.rhhs.frc.subsystems.PneumaticSubsystem;
import edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.command.CommandGroup;
import edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.command.WaitCommand;

/**
 * @author rhhs
 */
public class FloorIntakeRaiseAndRetractAuton2 extends CommandGroup {

    public FloorIntakeRaiseAndRetractAuton2() {
        addSequential(new ShooterPitchSetToShoot(-1.0));
        addSequential(new WaitCommand(0.1));
        addSequential(new FloorIntakeSetPosition(PneumaticSubsystem.RETRACT));
        addSequential(new FloorIntakeSetRollerSpeed(0));
        addSequential(new FloorIntakeTimedRoller(-1.0, 0.1));
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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As has become the tradition, Jerry Pinkney and Rebecca Stead (the 2010 Caldecott and Newbery winners, respectively) appeared on the Today Show this morning. While I preferred last year's Al Roker interview, Ann Curry and Natalie Morales conduct a capable, if brief, Q & A (is it just me, or are the length of "segments" on the Today Show slowly approaching negative numbers?) . Cool to see how thrilled these two are. Click the image below to watch.
Yeah, I wasn't all that impressed with the interview and really wished Al Roker would have done it. That being said, it was still great to see both Pinkney and Stead and their excitement. Nice to see the recognition.
Congrats to the winners, but MAN that was brief. And mispronouncing Rebecca Stead's name? Not the coolest. Oh, well.
I was shocked how short the segment was too. I'm glad they got the exposure, but the story was buried late in the show and way too short.
Thanks for the link; I missed the live broadcast, and I did want to see it.
Yeah, any publicity is good publicity, but those were two of the most disingenuous interviewers I've seen. Blech.


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And then we kill them
"The full extent of the police and criminal prosecution powers that the European Union has over British citizens can be revealed today," writes Mary Ellen Synon.
This is the result of a Mail on Sunday investigation, which has "uncovered an alarming array of new EU controls over justice and home affairs for which no one has voted, and most are unknown to the public."
Of course, the reason why most are "unknown to the public" is because the media rarely talk about them and, when they do, "no one seems to care". More specifically, no one in parliament seems to care for, as we wrote when that plaintive statement was made, in legislative terms, "the parliament has collectively lost the will to live".
Parliament is no longer really interested in its primary functions, we wrote, and has turned in on itself, to the extent that its internal, petty politicking has assumed an overweening importance, to the exclusion of everything else.
That was over two years ago, when Philip Johnston was railing against the creation of "a powerful new EU interior department, called the Standing Committee on Internal Security (COSI)." He had devoted some space to then home secretary Jacqui Smith's failure to mention it.
But then, as now, this was our old friend the Hague programme, about which we were sounding the alarm in 2004. But, if you had then asked the average British political blogger or MSM political correspondent about it, they would have thought you were referring to young William's last television appearance.
But since then, more than enough has been written about it for those who wanted to know about to keep themselves informed, not least the European Union - Tenth Report of 15 March 2005. And therein lies another part of the problem.
This does go back all the way to 2004, when we saw the European Council reaffirm the priority it attached to "the development of area of freedom, security and justice", claiming, as always, that it was "responding to a central concern of the peoples of the States brought together in the Union". Despite our concerns, nothing happened then and, six years later, as the Mail on Sunday raises the alarm (and not for the first time), precisely nothing will happen now.
Therefore, the real problem is that, unless the issue can gain political traction, and there is a felling that this is an issue that can get resolved, there is and will be nothing to drive it forward. People, and the media – in the short-term, at least - will take a lead from the politicians. And if the politicians do nothing, the issue dies.
But that is the short-term. As Booker reveals in his column today, more and more we see the "authorities" working to their own agendas, which have nothing to do with the principles of justice or good administration.
When it also dawns – as it eventually will – that the authorities are also working for an alien power (not "foreign" - but alien), as is increasingly the case with the police through the Hague Programme, then the last vestiges of consent will break down. The divide between "us" and "them" will become a permanent breach. And then we start killing them.
This is not a warning, nor a threat, nor a prediction, nor indeed an instruction. It is simply an observation. When the compact between the people and their rulers breaks down, the result is always the most extreme form of violence.
In Britain, however, having been tolerably well administered for several centuries, we have become slow to turn to serious violence. Thus, our rulers have got lazy and complacent and they think they can continue along the route they have taken. They can't. The worm will turn eventually. When it does, people will die. That now is the only certainty.
Of hell and handcarts
Completely mad
Poleaxed?
China bubble
Cravenly conformist?
Threat inflation
I missed this one
It's cold out there
A tale of two Chindamos
Parish news (not)
Entirely in character
A real opposition
Ourselves alone
Taking us for fools - again
Portugal next
Talking the usual garbage
Toasted Cowen
The Lean machine
The hottest year
Join the crusade
A day of reckoning?
Climate?
Now can we shoot them?
Take to the streets
The stoods are revolting
Severe climate warning
Burn, baby, burn!
This is not good
Only doing her job
The beginnings of fear
It's not what you think
Global frigging warming
Another win for prohibition
Barking bloody mad
Hague hopes
Tories is Euroslime
What have I missed?
EUconomics
Just like the rest
More than a footnote
Winter Weather Awareness Week
Put them out to grass
A modern miracle
A stampede of groundhogs
Crisis on hold
Totally at odds with reality
Cranmer is right
The league of thick
A lack of proportion
A crisis a day
Collopse is nigh!
Lightweight fools
We have been there so many times
The end of popular science
Nothing is true
Unfair to satirists
Climategate a year on
The answer is "yes"
Running to the wire
Go figure - get angry
Hypocrites of the world unite
Backlash to the backlash
Smoked mirrors
From our forum
Let them dig peat
Kermit Airlines
Behind the curve
That £1,500
The biggest enemy of Europe
Restoring the link
Caught out again
It's all Hitler's fault
Another king, another country
Irish eyes ... continued
The destroyer of nations
What is he smoking?
Is this for real?
I think we knew that
The EU goes on and on
When Irish eyes are crying
Now we shoot them
Oh woops
That's enough Dave
Spoiling the narrative
An icy blast from the past
Subliminal message?


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Guest Post: Global Warming
Global Warming from Marine John McClain
Posted with permission
"In 1991, the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo in the Philippines created a 'black out' which lasted a full year, with more than 40% drop in crop growth, the greatest threat of starvation in decades, and took seven years before Europe's agriculture was back to its normal productive levels, they being behind us with a cooler less agro-friendly climate….. The lead volcanologist investigating the eruption stated as a matter of fact, the eruption produced more "greenhouse gases", from CO2, sulfur dioxide, methane, general toxic gases mixed by 3000 degree plus exposure of magma to atmosphere, not even counting the greatest amount of solid material infused into our atmosphere, than man has produced since he began finding coals, and carrying them from nigh spot to night spot. There was zero argument on the numbers, and when he factored in the amount of solid debris, the entire existence of man has no equaling impact on earth, except if we would have a nuclear exchange……When Mt. St. Helens blew its side out, the swath of horizontal destruction was something modern man had never witnessed before. The calculations showed the "bubble" which allowed the major force exit sideways prevented it from surpassing Mt. Pinatubo by 20% or more in vertical launched gases, mass, and reduced its impact on the weather of the following decade by half, while devastating the landscape. At the same time, it was again brought up, the simple fact this eruption out-produced man since his established use of fire. At the same time, the "Great Smokey Mountains" were brought up, along with the other half a dozen or so burning for an unknown time, exceeding 40,000 years, each of which produces more greenhouse gases than man's entire existence, and these continuing while the other four or five hundred volcano eruptions which have taken place during human history….There is no doubt man has had an impact on climate, but it has been far more in the matter of having from time to time, expanded the amount of agriculture production, which includes water tables and aquifers, and in expanding the agro-industry, we cause cloud formation, new rain patterns, and we've literally turned desert into productive land….. The return of Israel has shown the single greatest change in climate and landscape in "bite-sized consumable fact" of all our activity, and the lesson of 19th century England can easily school us on facts seldom ever openly considered. The "London Fog" was famous for decades, and grew as the population grew, all the way until the price of coal was beat out by that of gas. The same or similar BTU's continued to be burned, but using natural gas ended the raw carbon, emitted by burning coal inefficiently on a grate with no draft to force complete burn, produced the carbon particles of soot, not a problem with a well-designed system used on large scale….. The fact is, a doubling of CO2 in a century takes it from 30 odd parts per million to forty, and has greater impact on the available CO2 for plant consumption than any other factoring. At the same time, the claims are made regarding amounts of water vapor emitted, as combustion product, however history has shown this increases cloud cover, and rainfall, and is beneficial in food production, and increase in oxygen production, as only the commercial size agriculture model produces any similar volume of oxygen as the totally forested Americas and Europe did, before Europe was for all intents and purposes, denuded of forest, with regard to significant production of oxygen….. The single factor which has been entirely left out of the debate is the simple fact "change" is the sole factor we can count on as an absolute, it has continued from the expansion of time and space, no part of our universe is in stasis, and we utterly fail to factor in the abject lack of impact man has as a whole on anything at all. It is suggested that if we managed to have an all-out war and wipe humanity off the earth, even "just close", it would have no notable impact on the earth fifty years later, except there would be little if any noticeable anthropomorphic evidence visible without exploration including denuding areas to see what had been torn apart and demolished by the mere growth of forest…. On the other hand, entomologists suggest if man could eliminate ants from the planet by a wave of the hand, chemicals, magic, any way at all, within months the entire world would be starving, man, animal, plants, everything outside of the ocean, as ants are the greatest factor in nitrogen intake for plants, they are a major factor in every aspect of nutrient exchange in the soil, and have an enormous impact in the "symbiotic relationships" between species such as the conifers, which produce an acidic soil condition, which is the natural need for hardwoods such as oak, maple, cherry, walnut, and this is one of the most common factors the ants exploit to "farm" at micro levels, creating a symbiotic relationship with other species as well, and their individual interaction with the plants….We have a greatly inflated picture of ourselves, and it is primarily because we are almost exclusive in our ability to look at ourselves and make some sense, logic, out of what we see, and act on it. I've been studying this issue since the mid-sixties, when "global cooling", harbinger by the fact we went to Iceland to rescue two B-17's which had emergency landed there toward the end of the war, and two decades later, they were under fifty feet of ice, and an enormous effort was made to repair one and fly it out, while shipping the second home, and being fully successful. We were entering a dramatic temperature change, some two degrees C down at the time, and was later accounted for by an understanding of the sun, the fact its surface is solid, and it has a "17 and a quarter year" day. Prior to this investigation, it was assumed the sun's surface was essentially equal in energy output in all directions, and subsequently, we've found there is a substantial difference in radiation from the differing face of the sun, and a major cyclic factor in climate, weather, and a host of other less easily seen factors….. I have only one final question for "climate debate" and it is this: if we are responsible for climate change to any significant degree, and we do make the planet uninhabitable for people, who seem to be among the most vulnerable to nature, and we wipe out mankind, who will be here to count, and to care?... In two centuries, we've consumed more coal, oil and wood in burning, than in all our years as a species, and the sum total doesn't measure up to the volume emitted by one "lit on fire by lightning" coal seam of the many burning around the world, and at the same time, we've recorded hundreds of volcanic eruptions, each of which equals the output of one such fire for a year, in its single eruption. We are not even within an exponent of being significant in the actual science of climate, according to the facts present, and yet almost never even considered, much less "put on the table"….. Since 1971, I've not seen any actual accounting for any of these constants in any debate, scientific, political, public, government, they are only ever spoken of when the event commands attention, and even then, every effort is made to avoid putting in print, the facts put in public by the actual scientists actively evaluating and enumerating the sum total of what took place. Climate change, as seen in the sixties, was uncomfortable to act on, deal with politically, and had the attention of the whole world, as we looked to see glaciers actually moving half a mile south in five years, and had "climate estimates" suggesting a coming century of cooling….. The discovery that vast expansion of north pole ice, the vast shift of ice mass from south pole to north was responsible, and a cyclic recurring element broke the climate of fear, and gave way to a new climate among politics, as it was seen as the means of increasing the impact of "popular politics", "the sole purpose of which is to keep the public alarmed at imaginary hobgoblins, and demanding to be saved from them by government", as H.L. Menken so well stated…. Today, we have the least "polar ice" since last record, in the 1420's, we have infomercials of pathetic polar bears, but totally ignored is the fact the mass of polar ice is at its greatest in decades, but "you can't count the south pole, because polar bears don't live there" I guess. The Chinese sailed a fleet of ships, "1000 miles north of north" in the 1420's, sailing all the way down our east coast, landing dozens of places, and with a Chinese admiral sailing upriver to retire at the headwaters at the foot of the Smokey's where artifacts of he and his chosen remain at "the Biltmore estates"…. We have only just acknowledged as a fact, we've got an active nuclear core in our own planet, and it isn't cooling, but remaining relatively even, as the forces driving it have been established over millions of years, as our planet "coalesced", and we are rank fools to imagine our tiny fires on the surface of the earth hold a candle to the enormous heat of everything more than ten miles down. It is slightly possible man has a notable impact on climate, but to even get to such a state as being able to note it and take a crack at calculating it, we'd have to put the real science on the table, and throw out every single person who spoke one word that wasn't fully backed by evidence, and willing to be dissected to minutia. The single most important factor of climate is what we allow politicians to do with claims unsupported, to alter our rights, and our livelihoods, when we have eight millennia of history of the value of the word of a political animal."
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Margaret Moth
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Margaret Moth died over the weekend after a long battle with cancer. Margaret was an incredibly talented photo-journalist who covered numerous conflicts. It was her video work, shot during the first months of the Bosnian war for CNN, that defined the war and set the standard for the way journalists — especially camera crews — filmed and reported the conflict. In July, 1992 she was hit and seriously wounded by a sniper's bullet on sniper alley in Sarajevo. Despite her serious injuries and the long and painful recovery that followed, she returned to work to cover the Bosnian War and other conflicts.
I was always struck by how matter-of-fact she was — as she pointed out, she after all had stepped into the middle of the fight in Bosnia. But, she also believed strongly in the power of her work and the importance of giving the world a visual element to understanding war. She was an impressive person on so many levels. She will be missed.
She was featured in "Fearless: The Margaret Moth Story," this CNN documentary made last summer:
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The entire line was abandoned and the rails were removed for scrap in 1934 after a paint company called in an unpaid line of credit.
Which paint company? Was it Sherwin-Williams?
I'm not sure; I suppose you could ask Sherwin-Williams.
Seriously, I believe it was Sherwin-Williams.
Dupont? It is written somewhere..
I need a set of Mark I eyeballs to confirm the information please....I know it is out there, I saw it, but I can't seem to tease it out of the internet today.
No mention of some paint company or outstanding bills.
Thanks for looking Paul & Wayne. I'm trying to do some due diligence on something I have been working on for Ed and the Bridge Campaign. It doesn't need a ton of research, I'll just drop the reference to the company name.
I agree with Mike, I saw it somewhere. The problem is finding it again and making sure it is a reliable source.
I FOUND IT! Quoting Harry himself ... WW&F Newsletter, September 1997 issue, Page 5.
The track from Albion to Head Tide had been taken up in the fall of 1934 to satisfy a lien placed on the main line rails by Sherwin Williams Paint Company to secure payment for paint.


In the early 1950's Bra Ntemi and his Alexandra All Star band hit the cutting edge of South Africa's music scene, blending American big band sound with traditional Majuba tempo's and Marabi influences.
They enjoyed enormous success and had a huge following in those days. Sadly, all this came to an end in the late sixties with the demolition of Sophiatown, when big bands went out of fashion.
There are few bands in South Africa that do the big band sound more infectiously and with more accomplishment and just plain love for the genre than the African Jazz Pioneers. With their wonderful happy music that celebrates life, the African Jazz Pioneers will make your head spin with joy.
International fame came soon after their first overseas tour as part of the Casa conference in Amsterdam in 1987. After the easing of the boycott in 1990, the African Jazz Pioneers were among the first to travel all over the world and perform at festivals in France, Japan, Switzerland, England, Spain, Germany, Sweden and Holland. During these years they shared the stage with the likes of Youssou N'Dour, Quincey Jones, Gilberto Gil, Nina Simone and Chick Corea, to name but a few.
Their music has been released in more countries than can be named here.
Since that first performance in Alexandra, African Jazz Pioneers have evolved to a point where their invigorating concerts have become famous at venues throughout the country and neighbouring states. The band reaches everyone, from high society to liberation movements and political rallies, including the honour of performing several times for out country's first democratically elected president, Nelson Mandela.
Afro Divas is a female group composed of four vocalists: Yolanda Cenge, JamyLee Simons, Khutala Cenge and Ntombi Cenge.
The Afro Divas is one of the most exciting and versatile groups in Kwa-Zulu Natal and it features strong lead vocals and fabulous harmonies.
Afro Divas have performed in Dubai International Jazz Festival and other Corporate Functions in South Africa. They have performed in Scotland at the 2014 Common Wealth Games in Glasgow and in Tanzania for a South African Day.
They have shared a stage with Hugh Masekela, Phuzekhemisi, Mahotella Queens, Freshly Ground, Rod Stewart and MiCasa. The Afro divas have also worked with Vicky Sampson as backing vocalists.
The trio has been selected as a group that will represent Kwa-Zulu Natal for a South African arts and Development Agency sponsored by the Department of Arts and Culture, the National Lottery and 999 Music. Afro Divas have also released a single CD titled "Africa Unite".
They perform for various functions such as Jazz festivals, corporate functions and team building events.
Their Music Genre consists of African Jazz, Afro Pop, Pop music, contemporary and Afro Soul Music.
Atmosferic is the definitive crossover jazz band for any hip, up-market corporate event or celebration that requires musical excellence, a finishing touch of chic sophistication & a generous dose of va va voom!
The diversity, extent & hip interpretation of Atmosferic's repertoire makes their music accessible to all. Their song list can also be specifically shaped & themed to suit the vibe of each event.
For those who prefer contemporary adult sounds, Atmosferic synergizes elements of tradition with avant-garde, blending & groove shifting between swinging standards, acid jazz, rhythmic Latin, retro-funk and smooth á la mode favourites.
Whether as a 3-piece of Wendy Allen Twyford on vocals with Graeme Currie on double bass & Roland Moses on piano, or with the inclusion of drum kit, guitar, saxophone, trumpet and/or trombone – this stylish outfit enhances an atmosphere of class for a memorable occasion…allowing their unique energetic blend of music to perfectly synchronize to the tone of any gathering.
If you wish to add a splash of panache while your guests sip sundowners to the sultry sounds of a cocktail set or create a passionate soundscape to get your party pulsing on the dance floor…Give them the real feel… Give them the Atmosferic experience!
Formed in 2004 Beat-Route has become a household name in Jazz circles in Durban. Featuring regularly at countless Corporate and private functions and blessing hundreds of Weddings with their infectious, subtle and nuanced acoustic sound.
The band performs as anything from a sophisticated instrumental Swing Jazz Trio right up to a dynamic 8 piece Show band.
For most of the formative years Beat-Route focused on the swing Jazz tradition carving a niche and compiling a vast repertoire for. The core Trio features Front Man Daniel Sheldon on Trumpet/percussion, The Legendary Gerald Sloan on Guitar and Logan Byrne on the Upright Bass.
More recently the band has added to its ranks and delved into the more theatrical side of the entertainment industry putting on two hugely successful and critically acclaimed shows at the Rhumbelow Theatre in Durban.
Joining the line up for the +Beat-Route+ Show Band Experience are the inimitable Tom Hare on Sax, the vivacious Zoe Masuku on vocals, The singular Devon Hore on Drums, the indomitable David Langley on Keys and the lovely Kerry Langley on vocals. Two years into this journey with the Show band and we are making waves featuring at some Big Events including amongst many others; ART in THE PARK, The SMARTIES Awards, The Vodacom Durban July Fashion Events, The Vodacom Durban July Race Day VIP Lounge, Durban Fashion Fair, The Hilton Arts Festival and Gold Circle Awards and starting to break into the broader National Scene with bookings in Cape Town and Jhb on the cards as well as an Album and tour in the planning stages.
With some great original Arrangements and an electrifying on-stage Chemistry this is one band to keep an eye out for!
Hailed as The Jazz Maestros, Chili & Lime is a vibrant young jazz band that has firmly established itself on the South African jazz scene and has become one of the most popular jazz bands in the country. Since their inception in 2006, Chilli & Lime has performed alongside great South African artists, including Mango Groove and Judith Sephuma.
The line-up includes Johannesburg's finest talent performing traditional jazz and African favorites.
These musicians in their individual capacities have also performed worldwide with well known artists such as Sibongile Khumalo, Themba Mkize, and Lauren Hill. They have represented South Africa on a number of cultural awards and have performed at Jazz Festivals including New Orleans, USA in 2005, Standard Bank Joy of Jazz, Cape Town International Jazz Festival and The Cape Town Jazzathon. They have also collaborated with South Africa's most respected artists – Hugh Masekhela, Themba Mkhize, Sibongile Khumalo, Zimology, Khunle, Lesego, Vusi Khumalo and Judith Sephuma, to name a few.


This week I'm loving punchy shades of yellow, pretty new sheets of stamps (this songbird can't resist the newly-released "Songbirds") and lots of lovely weddings to fill the afternoons with inspiration. Tell me, what are you loving this week?
This seaside fête photographed by Jose Villa is absolutely fabulous.
This colorful celebration captured by Meredith Perdue makes me want to pull out my punchiest shades of pink!
This romantic Southern wedding photographed by Kristin Sweeting is a dream come true.
Mademoiselle Fiona captured the chicest Corsican celebration.
Unexpectedly drawn to purple, thanks to this Birmingham couple's wonderful wedding with bohemian flair.
PARIS invite by Katie Wahn for Minted.
OMG I love this invite! So original!


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The annual membership for the Inland Empire/Desert Chapter of the Maintenance Superintendents Association is due by Jan 1 each year. Active membership is from January 1 through December 31 each year and is renewed annually.
Regular Member ($90/$75 each additional) - A Regular Member shall be employed at least six (6) months in a Government Agency in a supervisory capacity in the operation and maintenance of streets, highways, and public facilities.
Associate Member ($90/$75 each additional) - An Associate Member shall be an employee of an Utility Company who serves in a supervisory capacity and demonstrates an interest in the purpose and objectives of the Association.
Vendor Member ($110/$80 each additional) - A Vendor Member shall be an individual, partnership, or corporation, or an employee of same, who demonstrates an interest in the purpose and objectives of the Association.
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The 1895 Amateur Hockey Association of Canada season lasted from January 3 until March 8. Each team played 8 games, and Montreal Victorias were first with a 6–2–0 record. After a required Stanley Cup challenge played between the 1894 winners, Montreal HC and Queen's, champion of the Ontario Hockey Association, the Victorias inherited the Stanley Cup as league champions.

Executive

 Watson Jack, Victorias (President)
 A. Laurie, Quebec (1st. Vice-Pres.)
 Weldy Young, Ottawa (2nd. Vice-Pres.)
 J. A. Findlay, Montreal (Sec.-Treasurer)

Regular season

Highlights

The Crystals suffered three straight defeats to open the season. After this, they decided independently to merge with the Montreal Shamrocks. On February 2, this new team defeated Quebec 2–1. The game was protested by Quebec and the result was cancelled and not replayed.

Another game involving Quebec was noteworthy, on February 23 against Ottawa, won by Ottawa 3–2. The game, played at Quebec, was very rough and the crowd became hostile towards the visitors. At the end of the match, the crowd pursued referee Hamilton and Umpire Findlay as they left the arena, and dragged them back to force them to declare the game a draw. Police were called to break up the demonstration. Subsequent to the match, the AHAC decided to suspend the Quebec hockey club for the rest of the season.

Final Standing

Schedule and results

† Game void following protest by Quebec over Crystals use of ineligible players.

†† Quebec team suspended after attack on officials after game of February 23.

††† Victorias clinch league championship.

Player statistics

Goaltending averages
Note: GP = Games played, GA = Goals against, SO = Shutouts, GAA = Goals against average

Note: Although A. Mcdougall is recorded in most hockey sources as to playing goal for the Montreal Victorias on January 12, 1895, and allowing one goal only, primary sourcing can show that Hartland MacDougall actually played goal for the Vics between January 12 and January 26  before being replaced by Robert Jones.

Leading scorers

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Coleman(1966) pp. 22–24.

Stanley Cup challenges

Montreal vs. Queen's

On March 8, 1895, the Montreal Victorias won the 1895 AHAC title, finishing the season with a 6–2 record. Under the Stanley Cup rules, the team would also be awarded the Stanley Cup as league champions. However, the trustees ruled that a challenge between the previous year's champion Montreal HC and the squad from Queen's University, the champions of the Ontario Hockey Association (OHA), would have to be played first to determine if the Cup remained with the AHAC. Thus, it was decided that if the Montreal HC won the challenge match, the Victorias would become the Stanley Cup champions. The Montreal HC would eventually win the game, 5–1, and their crosstown rivals were crowned the champions.

Billy Barlow, the star player of Montreal was not able to play and Clarence McKerrow took his place. McKerrow had not played any games for Montreal, and could be considered a ringer, but there was no protest from Queen's. The Queen's team, although described as looking fast in their tiger jerseys, were no match for Montreal and the game proved uninteresting. Randy McLennan of Queen's would later play for Dawson City Nuggets in their 1905 challenge series against Ottawa.

Queen's U at Montreal

Referee—F. C. Chittick

Umpires—Fred McRobie and Alex Robertson

Source
Coleman(1966) pp. 24–25

Stanley Cup engravings
While the Montreal Hockey Club won its challenge 5–1, it was not presented with the Stanley Cup.

1895 Montreal Hockey Club

1895 Montreal Victorias

 note: Jim Fenwick would leave the team at the end of the season.
 Some sources say A. MacDougall, and Hartland MacDougall each played the one game in goal. There no official records of an A. MacDougall ever playing hockey for the Montreal Victorias. So it was most likely that Hartland played both games, and an H just looked like an A. (page 22, 24 Trail of Stanley Cup Vol 1., by Charles Coleman)
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See also

 List of pre-NHL seasons
 List of Stanley Cup champions

References

Bibliography

 Podnieks, Andrew; Hockey Hall of Fame (2004). Lord Stanley's Cup. Bolton, Ont.: Fenn Pub. pp 12, 50.

Notes

Amateur Hockey Association of Canada seasons
AHAC

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