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Christmas Day Holiday Period Estimate for 2019
The National Safety Council estimates 115 people may die on U.S. roads this Christmas Day holiday period. Holidays traditionally are a time of travel for families across the United States. Many choose car travel, which has the highest fatality rate of any major form of transportation based on fatalities per passenger mile. Holidays also often are cause for celebrations involving alcohol consumption, a major contributing factor to motor vehicle crashes.
Christmas Day is observed on December 25. The Christmas Day holiday period varies from 1.25 to 4.25 days in length, depending on which day of the week the holiday falls. In 2019, Christmas Day falls on a Wednesday, so the holiday period is 1.25 days and extends from 6 p.m. Tuesday, December 24, to 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, December 25. Mid-week Christmas Day holiday periods lasting only 1.25 days are relatively rare, with only five occurring in the forty-four years since the inception of the Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) in 1975. Because of the rarity of these short holiday periods and the wide span of years over which they occurred, additional caution should be used in interpreting these estimates.
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National Safety Council Estimate
There is uncertainty associated with any estimate. The 90% confidence interval for the estimate of traffic deaths this holiday is 94 to 138. This chart shows NSC Christmas Day holiday fatality estimates and confidence intervals compared to the actual number of deaths.
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Source: Estimates and confidence intervals are calculated by the National Safety Council; actual deaths reflect NSC analysis of National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Fatality Analysis Reporting System data.
A medically consulted injury is an injury serious enough that a medical professional was consulted. Based on the current medically consulted injury to death ratio of 114:1 and rounded to the nearest hundred, the estimate of nonfatal medically consulted injuries that will result from crashes during the holiday period is 13,100, with a 90% confidence interval of 10,700 to 15,700.
Lives saved with seat belts
Studies show seat belts, when used, are 45% effective in preventing fatalities among front-seat passenger car occupants (see note below for more detail). An estimated 101 lives may be saved this Christmas Day holiday period because vehicle occupants wear their safety belts. An additional 27 lives could be saved if everyone wears safety belts.
Impaired Driving
Nationwide, alcohol-impaired fatalities (involving blood-alcohol content of 0.08 g/dL or higher) in 2018 represented 29% of the total traffic fatalities. During the 2018 Christmas Day holiday period, 37% of fatalities involved an alcohol-impaired driver. This chart shows the historic trend of the percent of fatalities involving an alcohol-impaired driver.
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Source: NHTSA, Traffic Safety Facts Annual Report Tables
Note: Highest blood-alcohol concentration among drivers or motorcycle riders involved in the crash was 0.08 grams per deciliter (g/dL) or higher. The holiday periods used to calculate the percentages conform to the NHTSA holiday period definitions that add another quarter day to the periods used for the NSC estimate.
Although the reduction in the risk of fatal injury from wearing seat belts is higher for light-truck occupants at 50%, the lower figure for passenger car occupants is used in the calculations here as the more conservative measure. The most recent data from FARS indicate that seat belt use by fatally injured passenger car and light truck occupants was 48.4%.


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Post subject: Emulating the Qualities of Water
Water can take on many forms. It's a powerful force that exhibits its strength in ocean tides, rapids, and waterfalls. Sometimes it's totally still; so undisturbed that its surface perfectly mirrors the world above it. It flows into crevasses, pours into canyons, and drips into caverns. It's dark and mysterious, reaching to depths we cannot go. Water occupies over 70% of the earth's surface area and accounts for over 60% of your body's weight. It's one of the five elements in Traditional Chinese Medicine. From a TCM perspective, water is the root of life. This idea is reflected in nature and in our bodies. Water governs birth, development, and maturation. It's is the most yin of all the elements, and there is great wisdom entrenched in it – wisdom in observing, reflecting, and drawing inward. This powerful, life-giving element is one that we can look to emulate each time we practice yoga.
Stress, habitual posture, injury, illness, the aging process, and inflexibility in our beliefs and ideas can potentially create tension within our bodies. We all know what it feels like to carry tension, because it presents itself in many ways. Constriction in the shoulders, pressure in the temples, knotted sensations that lie beneath the surface – these are all symptoms that can occur when we hold. Like plaque, tension build-up causes the body to harden over time. Recent research around the fascia suggests that what we once thought of as muscular tension may actually occur within the fascia. Biologically, fascia is what holds us together. It's an interconnected sensory system - a liquid, slippery mesh that covers the muscles and viscera and allows for gliding and movement. There are layers upon layers of fascia beneath the skin. When those slippery surfaces between the muscles become gummy or tethered, due to unhealthy patterns, injury, age, etc, movement is restricted. The more restrictions there are in the body, the harder we become. Metaphorically speaking, we turn from water to wood.
Through yoga we directly influence the fascia. Manipulation of the tissues through movement (vinyasa flow) and static poses (Yin yoga) promotes hydration. These modalities offer a chance to cultivate a more fluid environment where the muscles can glide freely, and the joints can move through their full range of motion. Feeling good is one of the wonderful side effects of yoga. When we break up the fuzziness between the layers of fascia we become less restricted and more fluid. Better range of motion promotes healthy movement and a feeling of connectedness that allows us to flow through life with ease.
On an emotional and spiritual level, when we are in the flow the sense of struggle subsides and we feel at harmony in our bodies and in the world. We're more creative, we see things clearly, and we connect on a deeper plane to people and to our environments. When we're in the flow boundaries and limitations dissipate. We become a continuation of the space around us. We are clear seeing, fearless, spacious, perfect. We are better listeners, givers, and lovers.
"Stay in the center of the circle and let all things take their course." Lao-Tzu
How can we emulate water? The yoga practice is a great place to start. Our bodies contain infinite wisdom. When we make practice a priority we can tap into that wisdom and become aware of our habits and tendencies. Yoga teaches us to notice. When we practice we shine a light on holding patterns. We can see where we're dense or rigid and work to cultivate space through simple awareness, breath, and movement. "Stay in the center of the circle and let all things take their course". Follow this practice to create a sense of flow:
Seated Meditation
Begin sitting on a pillow or folded blanket. Lengthen the spine without becoming too rigid. Visualize your bones – pelvis, spine, and skull – see the curves in the structure. Soften the hinges of the jaw, the corners of the mouth, and the throat. Relax your shoulders and arms. Rest the hands on the legs and turn the palms up as a gesture for receiving. Become aware of your thoughts. Notice the layers – recurrent thoughts that skim the surface, heavy ones that carry emotion, charged thoughts that demand your attention. Watch the tendencies of your mind without judgment. Breathe in: I am open to receive. Breath out: I let go of old patterns.
Baddha Konasana – sit on a folded blanket and tip the bowl of the pelvis slightly forward. Fold from the hips and notice where you meet resistance. Soften into it. Visualize your spine from the neck down to the tailbone and allow for roundness. Allow the seat to be broad and heavy. The head can act like a weight, creating space between each vertebra. If the neck is uncomfortable, either keep the head neutral or place a block beneath the forehead. Stay here for 5 minutes. Come up slowly, one vertebra at a time. Pause at the top for several breaths.
Happy Baby Pose – Lie down on your back and float both feet to the ceiling. Bend the knees and let them widen around the ribs. Keep the soles of the feet pointing up to the ceiling. Rather than pulling the legs down, allow them first to get heavy and notice the head of each femur in the hip sockets. There's a tendency to go too deep here. If you choose to hold the legs or the feet, try to stay within 60%-70% of your natural range of motion. Laying deep in the joints can potentially be damaging when holding for long periods of time. Gently rock side to side. If the hip joints become uncomfortable here try bringing the feet toward each other, keeping the knees wide. Allow the rocking to become more subtle and then pause in stillness. Rock for 1-2 minutes. Stay still within the pose for 2-3 minutes. Release gently and place the feet as wide as your mat. Let the inner knees fall inward.
Allow this to be a space to feel the effects of your practice. Give freedom for lingering sensation and emotions to rise to the surface. Imagine free flowing rivers and tributaries beneath the skin.
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APC wins by landslide as opposition boycott Nasarawa council poll
The Nasarawa State Independent Electoral Commission (NASIEC) has declared candidates of All Progressive Congress (APC) as winners of Saturday's local government election.
Henry Omaku, chairman of the electoral body, announced the results of the poll on Sunday at the commission's headquarters in Lafia.
He said three political parties; All Progressive Congress (APC), Social Democratic Party (SDP) and Advanced Democratic Party (ADP) fielded candidates for the chairmanship election held across the 13 local government areas, while 21 political parties contested for the 147 councillorship positions in the state, with the APC winning all.
According to Omaku, the APC chairmanship candidate for Awe local government, Umar Abubakar, polled 56, 598 votes to emerge winner, with Samuel Meshi emerging victorious for Akwanga local government having polled 50, 149 votes.
Other winners include Mohammed Iyimoga for Obi local government polling 88, 019 votes, Idris Danlami for Nasarawa Eggon with 79, 789 votes and Mohammed Sani scoring 98, 515 votes to win chairmanship seat for Nasarawa local government area.
Also elected were Aminu Maitafa for Lafia local government with 172, 717 votes, Saidu Kazi for Kokona with 69, 043 votes and Adamu Giza for Keana with 13, 658 votes garnered at the polls.
Abubakar Abass emerged victorious in Wamba local government with 27, 108 votes, Rabo Sani got 77, 003 votes to clinch the chairmanship for Doma, while Samuel Akala and Abdulrahman Sani polled 80, 934 and 14, 817 to emerge winners for Karu and Keffi local government areas respectively.
Omaku noted that although the election witnessed low voters' turnout, it was smooth and rancour-free.
He explained that the restriction of movement could not be implemented during the election because of the ongoing Universal Tertiary Matriculation Examination. (UTME).
Omaku thanked security operatives, political parties and observers for their contribution towards the peaceful conduct of the elections.
He advised political parties against boycotting subsequent elections in the state as doing so was capable of denying the people quality leadership at the local level.
The opposition parties in Nasarawa state including the PDP and APGA had boycotted the election, citing lack of confidence in the electoral body.
The opposition parties had alleged that the chairman of NASIEC, Omakwu, is a card-carrying member of the APC, therefore, not qualified to head the commission.


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Cadiz Inc.'s pipe dream to drain a California desert spring
With the company's former consultant as number two at Interior, the Trump administration is poised to give them the go-ahead
This is the third installment of the Center for Western Priorities' "Postcards from the West" blog series, featuring place-based stories about public lands in the West.
For three decades, Cadiz Inc. has chased its dream to drain precious groundwater from underneath the California desert and send it to the urban areas and farms of Southern California. Despite scientific studies showing that the project would jeopardize the Mojave Desert's landmark Bonanza Springs, the company's plan is poised to get the green light from senior officials in the Trump administration.
Cadiz's plan is to transport water from beneath a private inholding in Mojave Trails National Monument, one of the largest tracts of undeveloped wildlands in the country, where water is scarce and vital. Beginning north of Joshua Tree National Park, Cadiz's pipeline would travel across 43 miles of desert to Orange County, extracting 16 billion gallons of water a year.
Although the company does hold parcels of private land and certain water rights, building a pipeline from the desert towards the coast would require approval from the federal government and the state of California. A few years ago the Obama administration put a temporary hold on the project when it required the company obtain a permit to build along a railroad right-of-way. But in October of 2017, less than nine months into the Trump administration, the Bureau of Land Management swept this review aside.
"The rapidity at which the Trump administration moved the Cadiz project… was frankly disturbing, but also amazing," said David Lamfrom, California Desert and National Wildlife Programs Director for the National Parks Conservation Association in an interview with the Center for Western Priorities' Go West, Young Podcast. "It was just months until they started gutting all of the rules and regulations that had been put in place to ensure that the project had safeguards."
The speedy action is not surprising given that David Bernhardt, the Interior Department's second-in-command, was a consultant for Cadiz. During his confirmation hearing, Bernhardt promised to recuse himself from the project for a year, but desert advocates are suspicious. "The writing is on the wall, if something is in your box of interest that's something that you're aware of," said Lamfrom. "That's part of the deep concern that we had is the influence to allow these projects to move forward… without even time to deliberate," he said.
If the Cadiz pipeline gets built and starts delivering water, Bernhardt's former employer, the lobbying firm Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, is poised to make tens of millions of dollars thanks to 200,000 shares of Cadiz stock it received as part of its representation deal.
Although the project has advanced at the federal level, it still requires approval from the California State Department of Fish and Wildlife and the State Lands Commission, because the pipeline would travel across state trust lands. Powerful California politicians and stakeholders have spoken out against the project, including Governor Jerry Brown, Senator Dianne Feinstein, Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, and the Tribal Alliance of Sovereign Indian Nations, an association of nine Southern California Native nations. These leaders join local communities that have been pushing back against Cadiz for years.
"It's almost a saga. For generations this company has been trying to take this water from the ground, and for generations various activist community efforts have kept that water in the ground," said Lamfrom.
One such effort to protect the California desert led to the creation of Mojave Trails National Monument, which was designated in 2016 after decades of community organizing. At 1.6 million acres, Mojave Trails is the largest national monument in California, connecting Joshua Tree National Park and Mojave National Preserve in what Lamfrom calls a "wonderland of conservation," one of the largest intact and protected landscapes in the Lower 48.
In the Mojave Desert, water is stored in underground aquifers, which regenerate the few surface springs that wildlife and people have relied on for thousand of years. "Desert springs are crucial to our way of life as traditional gathering places, sacred sites, as places to rest and restore ourselves. These sacred places have long been and continue to be used for prayer and ceremony by our tribal communities," wrote President of the Native American Lands Conservancy, Michael Madrigal, in an op-ed. "That's in part why we worked to help establish Mojave Trails National Monument: to protect important springs and other cultural sites from unsustainable industrial projects."
One of the most prominent water features in the region is Bonanza Springs, the largest year-round water source within a thousand square miles. Bonanza Springs is an irreplaceable oasis that large mammals like mountain lions, bighorn sheep, and foxes, rely on to move across the vast desert, even in times of drought.
A new peer-reviewed study published this spring in The Journal of Environmental Forensics found that Cadiz's scheme threatens the iconic spring, adding to a series of scientific studies of that question the environmental integrity of Cadiz's proposal. By looking at isotopes in water, hydrogeologist Andy Zydon found that Bonanza Springs isn't fed by rain like other local surface springs but that the water shares more characteristics with groundwater — proving a "hydrologic link" to the aquifer beneath the Mojave Desert Preserve and Mojave Trails National Monument.
These data support the findings of the United States Geological Survey and National Park Service, and contradicts one-sided science touted and produced by Cadiz and its benefactors as a means to shirk environmental review.
Cadiz's push to drain Bonanza Springs and threaten the Mojave Desert's valuable water reserves is emblematic of the Trump administration's willingness to value corporations over communities. "Cadiz needs to accept this new scientific study and abandon its goal of draining the Mojave Desert of its most precious resource: water," said Sen. Feinstein. "It's time Cadiz and its investors give up on this desert boondoggle."
Speeding through approvals for Deputy Secretary Bernhardt's former client now joins Secretary Zinke's land deal involving the chairman of Halliburton on the laundry list of conflicts of interest in Trump's Interior Department. Instead of draining the swamp, this political favor could actually drain a critical California desert spring.
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The long-awaited fall of global oil prices has been greeted with a lot of huzzahs and hurrahs from around the world, particularly from those in oil-consuming economies.
It was only five years ago when oil prices were floating around the US$100 per barrel level, due to the increased demand in China and the decrease in supply due to conflicts in oil-producing nations such as Libya. Because of the spiking oil prices, corporations in the US and Canada soon found it profitable to start drilling for hard-to-extract oil in remote areas.
Soon enough, demand for oil in Asia plateaued and conflicts in oil-producing regions came to an end. Supply of oil began to rise above its demand, and prices began to slide.
The "problem" was exacerbated by the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries' (OPEC) decision to keep their rate of production at the status quo, rather than cutting back on production in order to drive the prices back up. A collapse in oil prices ensued.
Of course, nations which rely on oil exports are suffering. Russia's economy came crashing down and Venezuela's economy decided to kick the bucket.
So far, everything appears to be all hunky-dory for an oil-consuming economy like China. However, things may turn for the worse if prices continue to plummet at such a sharp rate.
To understand why things may not turn out so well in the future, we have to take another look at the reasons behind OPEC's surprising decision to maintain oil output at 30 million barrels a day.
The cartel is comprised of nations such as Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. Together, they contribute approximately forty per cent of the global oil supply. Although they will all lose out from the falling prices, many of the countries involved have indicated that they will be able to deal with them in the short term as they have foreign-exchange reserves large enough to cover the deficits.
OPEC hopes that keeping production at current levels and intentionally allowing prices to fall would make it unprofitable for North American drillers to continue their operations, forcing them out of the market. They are, in essence, engaging in a "price war" with the American producers. The cartel's members hope that prices will begin to stabilise when those companies collapse.
This would mean that we consumers would have less choice, allowing OPEC to raise prices beyond reasonable levels once again. Of course, North American producers may choose to re-join the market once prices rise above their cost of production, but its effect would be limited unless a significant amount of oil can be extracted at a consistent level for a long period of time.
The other, more obvious downside to the falling oil prices is the effect that it would have on our environment. Lower prices would cause consumers to be less conservative about their fuel usage. Some may even go all the way and buy a gas-guzzling SUV. We'd end up depleting our oil reserves more quickly whilst causing an unnecessary amount of pollution.
Although it is still too soon for us to access the future course of the oil industry, we need to be wary of the consequences that may come in the future before we start getting overly ecstatic.
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Narayan Sastry: Tracing the Effects of Hurricane Katrina on the Population of New Orleans: The Displaced New Orleans Residents Pilot Study, Sociological Methods & Research 2009 38: 171-196.
The Displaced New Orleans Residents Pilot Study is designed to examine the current location, well-being, and plans of people who lived in the city of New Orleans when Hurricane Katrina struck on August 29, 2005. The study is based on a representative sample of pre-Katrina dwellings in the city. Respondents were administered a short paper-and-pencil interview by mail, by telephone, or in person. The pilot study was fielded in the fall of 2006, approximately 1 year after Hurricane Katrina. This article describes the motivation for the pilot study, outlines its design, and describes the fieldwork results using a set of fieldwork outcome rates and multivariate logistic models. It ends with a discussion of the lessons learned from the pilot study for future studies of the effects of Hurricane Katrina on the population of New Orleans. The results point to the challenges and opportunities of studying this unique population.
Key Words: Hurricane Katrina • New Orleans • survey • natural disaster • response rate analysis


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I just received this interesting UFO video of a strange black objects hovering in the sky above Covington, TN. This was recorded earlier in August 2014.
Witness report: Watch video in full screen. UFO's, In our airspace in Covington 'Tn. around noon I video and snap pictures of many UFO's and a big one formatting clouds and camouflaging themselves in the clouds as they travel going south. Each dark metallic dot on this video are UFO's. On my video they moved side to side up and down as I played video in slow motion. UFO's are at the very top of video, so download video and watch them yourself in slow motion.


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NASA is enlisting the help of universities throughout the country as it moves to solve the problem of extraterrestrial living quarters. The agency announced it has chosen two Space Technology Research Institutes (STRIs) to take on developing automated habitats that would be able to sustain for extended periods of time without human interference. Each of the STRIs will have a particular focus: in the case of Habitats Optimized for Missions of Exploration researchers will tackle machine learning, maintenance and developing autonomous systems; the Resilient ExtraTerrestrial Habitats institute is tasked with getting autonomous robots to recover from unforeseen disruptions as well as developing autonomous machine adaption.
The agency has been bombarded by demands from the Trump administration to put astronauts on the moon on an accelerated schedule and make getting a manned mission to Mars another top priority, all with a $500 billion cut to its 2020 budget.
The agency is optimistic about its prospects of achieving these goals; at least, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine appeared to see the slimmer budget as nothing to fret over, calling the budget request "strong" in a speech in early March. NASA is moving forward in response to the president's mandates as if automated habitats could very well become a reality someday, coupled with Trump's push for commercial space travel. On the one hand, advancements by NASA and their researchers are an exciting feat of human ability. But on the other, these advancements make the notion of leaving Earth behind to live on other planets, namely Mars, even more of a real possibility.
Flirting with the idea of leaving our current planet behind for an upgrade is romantic-sounding on its face, but systematically troubling. Assuming we could logistically figure out how to sustain life on another planet, beyond the legal battle that would likely ensue (let's remember, the U.S. doesn't have sole domain to do as it pleases in space),who gets to leave the climate-change-ravaged Earth behind? Even the language we use to talk about this possibility ("colonization") betrays the systems of oppression at hand.This option would not likely be available for a very, very long time to anyone but extremely wealthy, powerful individuals, the very people who bear responsibility for the climate problems and growing class disparity that make us wish to start over on another planet in the first place.


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Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Harrisburg seek to serve as broad a range of students as possible. This includes students who have documented special educational needs and may require some measure of additional instructional support. In determining whether a school is able to meet the needs of prospective students, it is necessary to review all academic records, including psychological educational testing reports. Schools must be able to balance the requirements of a student with documented special needs against the resources available to the school and the student.
Students come to school with varying skills and abilities. They all look forward to a new and rewarding school year. All students will meet with some degree of success, but for some, this success depends upon delivering the right amount of accommodations to students with documented special needs or learning differences. Instructional Support was created for just that purpose; to ensure success of students in the classroom.
Students having difficulty in school, for a variety of reasons, become discouraged, feel alone and dejected due to past or present failures brought on by their learning differences. The learning differences in students can vary from very minor to severe or involved. Regardless of their severity assistance and help are available. These learning differences could require some re-learning of skills - developing good study habits, special accommodations and more individualized one-on-one assistance. This service is provided at no additional cost to the parent.
While involved with Instructional Support, students receive special attention and assistance in subject areas with which they are having trouble as well as work on areas to strengthen their academic and study skills with a certified teacher. From help on note-taking skills to test-taking techniques, assistance with overdue assignments to help with homework, students work through individual obstacles that impede their educational process and ultimate success. The student is expected to meet the same academic standards that Delone Catholic has established within the educational community.The program has been designed as a collaborative effort to work together with teachers and students to help develop a more active learner and achieve greater success in the classroom.
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MIAMI – Gertrude "Gert" Mokotoff is 98 years old. Alvin Mann is 94 years old. She is a retired biology professor and former politician. He is a World War II veteran and retired entrepreneur.
They met at the gym about eight years ago. After the former Palm Beach State College and Florida Atlantic University student earned a bachelor's degree in history in New York last year, she asked him to marry her.
They wed Aug. 5. The New York Times met with the couple and published their story on their Weddings' section.
She will be turning 99 Aug. 20. For Mann age is but a number. He is deeply in love. As he took Mokottoff's hand, he told the NYTimes reporter that nothing was going to change now that they were married.
"From here on out, it's just the two of us," he said. "Together, for the remaining days of our lives."


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Disneyland Overview
Anyone that knows us or follows us knows we're total fans of Disney theme parks! While it's most convenient for us to visit Walt Disney World since it's on the same coast as us, we've been dying to bring the kids to Disneyland for quite some time. I went as a kid and have great memories of it, but that was nearly 3 decades ago (Oh my gosh, feeling old!), so it was almost like going for the first time for all 4 of us!
While we're going to dedicate a separate post to the differences between Walt Disney World (which we know super well) and Disneyland, we're going to focus on Disneyland and how best to plan for a fantastic family trip to this amazing park in this feature.
Disneyland is actually split into two parks–Disneyland Resort and Disney California Adventure. We made the choice, given the changes currently under construction at Disney California Adventure (which we are beyond excited about) and the ages of our kids to spend the day at Disneyland only. While you could potentially visit both parks in one day, it could be tough with kids around our boys' ages–8 and 10.
A map of Disneyland can be found on their site here.
Disneyland at a Glance:
- Originally opened July 17, 2955
- 85-acre property
- 8 themed lands
- 60+ adventures and attractions
- New Star Wars themed land began construction this year
- Star Wars theme has been incorporated (at the time of our visit) across Tomorrowland
- Multiple large parking structures
- Tram transportation from parking areas to park entrances
- Ticket prices (at time of our visit) for single-day visits varied from $95-119 depending on the date as part of Disney's recently unveiled ticket pricing structure*
- Multiple bathrooms throughout park
- First Aid stations available in park
- Accessibility ramps available at all the rides we went on
FamilyADHD's Top Disneyland Tips
We found the following tips helpful for making our time at Disneyland as magical as possible!
- Park in the Mickey & Friends parking structure! While there are other parking options, in our opinions this parking structure is the best for families. There is a bathroom in the structure, it is a short walk to the trams that take you to the park and it's organized enough that even if you leave during the final exodus from the park it isn't too evil to try to get out.
- Mo' Stroller, Mo' Problems. We are (thankfully) past the stroller stage by quite a few years, but many of the families around us with strollers seemed to struggle a bit to get on the tram. Strollers are required to be folded while riding the tram and those that couldn't be or that didn't fold flat (like long doubles) had to wait until they could be shoved onto one of the end carts. If you have to bring a stroller, for many reasons it's probably best to bring your most portable.
- 60th Anniversary Diamond Celebration is going on right now, which means lots of pretty decorations, some limited edition park merchandise, special shows and more! Keep your eyes peeled if you go while the celebration is still being held. As of right now, the celebration is set to end September 5, 2016.
- No Bands Means Tickets Only! Disneyland has not integrated the Magic Bands Disney World has into their park and therefore tickets are printed tickets and FastPass+ cannot be reserved through an app–for those used to Walt Disney World's current system.
- Bring water! As with any Disney or theme park experience if you're a family of heavy water drinkers like us, you may spend as much if not more in water than you do food if you don't bring any. Bring what you can comfortably carry!
- Bring snacks. Again, theme park, high prices for snacks, budgeting… If you don't mind spending a decent portion on park snacks then don't worry about it. If you tend to budget for expensive meals and souvenirs and like to avoid buying pricey snacks–bring them!
- Don't try to hit every ride in one day unless your entire family is up for it. It can be so tempting, especially if you're only visiting for a day and not from the area, to try to hit every ride and attraction. We get it! The reality is, if you have kids with you, you probably won't be able to unless you're really hustling and that may or may not be your family's idea of a good time!
- Prioritize rides and hit up your musts first. We've mentioned this multiple times with Disney World and the same goes for Disneyland. The most popular rides tend to fill up quickly, while the rest (on a good day) have small to moderate waits. Keep in mind all bets are off during peak times! Make a list with your family of the rides you have to go on, the ones you'd like to go on and the ones you'll hit up if you have some extra time. Make a beeline for your "have-to" rides the second you get in the park.
- Character pictures = long waits. This is no surprise to anyone that's ever been to a Disney park, but for those new to it, if you want to grab some shots with some Disney celebs like Mickey, Minnie, Donald, etc. prepare for a bit of a wait in a fairly long line. The earlier in the day you hit them up the better (there are often quite a few around Main Street in the morning.
- The early Jedi gets the training! As part of the new Star Wars theme, younglings can now participate in Jedi training as part of a show done multiple times each day. The catch? You basically need to be one of the first in line before the park opens, run for the sign up area in Tomorrowland near the Launchpad and be willing to potentially go on a waiting list as a replacement should someone else not show up for their slot if you don't get your own. It isn't impossible to do, but because the show fills up incredibly fast and you can only sign up on the day you visit the park in person, it's something you really need to plan for in advance if you want to make it work.
- Budget for Star Wars park merch. The new Star Wars park merchandise is phenomenal! If you're a Star Wars fan or you have little Star Wars fans assume you're going to walk away with at least a few things, so plan accordingly.
- Leave half an hour early to avoid the big evening rush. If you have little guys and want to avoid the big rush of people leaving the park at the very end of the night, leave half an hour before the park closes! You'll have less of a wait for the tram and make it out of the parking structure without much traffic.
Disneyland Entrance
Because Disneyland and Disney California Adventure are opposite one another, they're joined by a central common area between. This area is quite large and open, filled with banners and with easy access to restrooms. Security stations (where the lovely security peeps take a peek through your bags) are located at the opening to this area. We found it got a bit congested near the opening, but people fanned out after and it was much like what you see above (keep in mind this was not during peak season).
In this area you can purchase tickets to the park(s) you wish to visit. Entrances to each park are opposite one another and one park cannot be directly accessed from the other without passing through this central area.
Because the 60th Anniversary Diamond Celebration was still going on during our visit, this area was filled with Diamond Celebration decor, which was fun to see!
|Who are those handsome boys in the corner? 😉
|How cute are those lamps? They reminded us of Bugs Life or the fireflies from Princess Frog.
Disneyland Opening Ceremony
If you've ever visited a Disney park then you know they open the park each day with a fun opening ceremony! Disneyland's was similar to Disney World's–just as cute and exciting.
Since so many tend to line up to be the first in the park, this area can get congested, so try to get there early if you want a front row spot to watch from. If it's not a priority, don't worry! Little ones often end up on shoulders and since the opening ceremony is elevated up on the hill you can see a lot of it, even if you're short like us.
|The main entrance to get into Disneyland was decked out in Diamond Celebration decor!
|For the opening ceremony, characters usually come riding in on the Disneyland Railroad, which is super cute!
Disneyland Main Street USA
Main Street USA is the first area you step into once you enter Disneyland and it runs up through all the Main Street shops and a lot of the dining, ending right in front of the castle. This area is where a lot of characters can be found (especially early in the day).
This is a great area for picking up some Disneyland merch and goodies! While we're not going to get too into it the differences in this post, this area is on a much smaller scale than Main Street USA in Walt Disney World (though it obviously came first, so technically Walt Disney World was built as a larger scale version), so it's easy to get around. Keep in mind, it also means that this area, even when it isn't super busy, can get a bit congested, so keep those little guys close!
|We have never taken a ride down Main Street USA in any of the Disney parks in one of the fun cars! Someday we need to change that.
Disneyland Sleeping Beauty Castle
The castle at Disneyland is Sleeping Beauty's Castle and you can walk through it to get to Fantasyland! While it isn't super large, it's a really neat thing to see and perfect for taking pictures in front of and near.
Don't forget to take a peek at the murals on the walls of the inside of the castle as you pass through!
Tip: It can be hard to snap a pic without a lot of other people in it when the crowds start building (especially on the drawbridge), but if you're patient you can often find a quick moment to snap a shot with minimal guests in the background! Also, the castle faces the sun earlier in the day, so you may get some serious squinting in your pics if the sun is bright.
|We've come to talk to a man about a mouse!
|We loved that the castle had a moat around the front–how cool!
|The things these kids do for their parents! The drawbridge faced the sun earlier in the day, but they took some shots like the troopers they are.
|The murals on the inside of Sleeping Beauty's Castle are beautiful!
|Fairy tales do come true!
Fun Things to Do in Fantasyland
Fantasyland in Disneyland is filled with classic Disney themes from the Sword in the Stone to Snow White. While everything was a blast, I think for our boys the most appealing bit was trying to remove the sword from the stone! They tried so hard and I really think they were convinced inside that they might be able to do it like in one of the commercials. Neither did, but they really did give it a good try!
|Oh, that's where I left my poison apple and spell book! I probably shouldn't leave that laying around.
|I absolutely LOVED the classic Disney feel of the entire Fantasyland area! Kids will love it, but I think it's the parents who will appreciate and recognize the little details that make you feel as though you've stepped into an older Disney film.
Tomorrowland & Star Wars Season of the Force
Disneyland's Tomorrowland has received a seriously awesome Star Wars makeover (both U.S. Disney parks have seen Star Wars additions with more to come) and I'm fairly certain we were all pretty much jumping out of our pants the second we caught a glimpse of the sign above! We love Star Wars and we love Disney parks, so this new revamp received 4 thumbs way up from us.
Rides have received Star Wars makeovers and shops have been stocked full of some of the best Disney park merch we've personally come across!
While we didn't have a chance to let the boys do the Jedi Training (we waited in line for over an hour and still had at least 45 min to an hour left of waiting and they'd already filled up the show), we did hop on just about all the rides and loaded up on some amazing Star Wars goodies. Honestly, even if you're the type that usually passes by park merch, you'll probably have a hard time going through Tomorrowland without buying a few things!
|You know you're headed in the right direction when you see…
|If you plan to try to sign up for the Jedi training this is where you want to head first thing in the morning to grab your spot!
|The boys really wanted to go on this, but it was one of the only Tomorrowland rides we didn't get on because the lines were so long all day!
|Just the coolest structure!
|Rebel Alliance!
|Oh hey, C3PO!
|R2D2 waiting for us. Hang on buddy, on our way!
|Just trying to save the galaxy–all in a day's work!
Disneyland New Orleans Square
|Just waiting for Tiana and her prince to come on by!
One of my personal favorites, this area of the park is super cute and has a very New Orleans (Did I really need to point that out? Probably not!) vibe! The streets are a bit narrow, but they are crammed with the most adorable shops and dining spots. Really, really fun and unique!
This is also the land where Pirates of the Caribbean and Haunted Mansion are located. We ate dinner here at Cafe Orleans, which was fantastic and mentioned in more detail below!
|Just a pirate ship at dock, nothing special… 😉 We actually went over to it while waiting for our reservation and while we couldn't go on it, it was really fun to see anyway!
|One of our all-time favorite rides as a family!
|Yo ho, yo ho, a pirate's life for me!
|This Haunted Mansion looked like a giant southern estate–pretty funky!
|The tombstones always amuse us. 🙂
Disneyland Shopping
While the shopping options at Disneyland were nearly endless, our family had some clear favorites for unique items we hadn't seen at another park. The new Star Wars merch in Tomorrowland was a huge hit and the Castle Heraldry Shoppe in Fantasyland was another clear favorite. In this shop they sold a variety of things such as family heraldry and prop daggers and swords. Our boys fell in love with the swords from Pirates of the Caribbean and Lord of the Rings and we actually surprised our oldest for his birthday by ordering him a replica Sting, which he absolutely loves!
Even if you don't buy anything, this is a fun shop to poking around in if you like to see that kind of thing. We didn't think prices were too bad (especially for a park store), but keep in mind shipping is fairly high and it takes weeks to receive your order. I believe we received ours 6-8 weeks after our trip–we were informed of this in advance. If it hadn't been for the shipping, I think we would have each walked away with something!
Disneyland Cafe Orleans in New Orleans Square
As with any trip, we did a lot of research about the dining options at Disneyland prior to visiting. There were so many options and since we prefer themed dining, we wanted to make sure we got at least one fantastic meal in during our time there. We debated a lot, but finally decided to eat at Cafe Orleans because we read that the food was fantastic and the surrounding area (New Orleans Square) was a blast to hang out in. This restaurant was inspired by local New Orleans fare, with their Mickey beignets and monte cristos being some of the most popular items.
Cafe Orleans did not disappoint! They were even able to work with me with my wheat allergy and when I asked about a specific pair of ears I'd seen a bunch of people wearing, but couldn't find anywhere, they tracked down a store with them for me. You better believe I bought those ears by the way. Talk about amazing service!
Everyone enjoyed their food and we definitely recommend dining outside if you can because New Orleans Square is a total blast!
|Mac & cheese and veg for the kids–our food-sensitive youngest was so glad they had something he wanted!
|Pomme frites and sauces for dipping–yum! They made mine wheat-free. Thanks!
|Mickey beignets! These sadly did not come in a gluten-free option, but everyone else said they were amazing!
|Look at all that powdered sugar goodness!
Little Details to Love in Disneyland
If you've ever visited a Disney park or hotel you know it's all about the little details–hidden Mickey's, surprising animated objected, etc. There were a few things in Disneyland that we noticed that we fell in love with.
|Yes, there's a moat around the front of Sleeping Beauty's Castle and it has its own beautiful ducks gliding through it!
|This little lagoon was so cool! We actually sat watching it for a while because the water would jump from area to area and the design underneath the surface was too cool! All it needed was some mermaids… 😉
|Anyone know where poor Rapunzel and her tower are located in the park? Probably one of my personal favorite details of the day!
Disneyland At Night
Disney parks are amazing during the day, but at night? Pure magic! Disneyland was absolutely stunning at night and the shows were phenomenal. Sleeping Beauty's Castle was particularly gorgeous and well worth grappling with the end of the day crowd for when the park closed to see it and the beautiful fireworks show.
Disneyland Final Thoughts
First of all, Disneyland is awesome! It's a mix of nostalgia for the adults and new, highly recognizable stories for the younger guys. The rides were fun and really kid-friendly in our opinions. Even our youngest, who often struggles with faster thrill rides, absolutely loved everything we went on including Hyperspace Mountain!
We loved the Star Wars makeover in Tomorrowland and really think Hyperspace Mountain may be one of the best Disney rides we've ever been on. We loved our favorite classics–Pirates of the Caribbean and Haunted Mansion–and really enjoyed exploring the rest of the park.
Disneyland is nicely scaled and we found it was actually really easy for us to jet off from one side of the park to the next. I think especially for families with kids even younger than ours, families will find the park is really family-friendly in terms of being able to get around without feeling as though you've dragged your kids along on a marathon sprint.
As with all Disney parks we've been to, restrooms were plentiful.
Dining options at Disneyland were super fun and while we only had time for dinner at Cafe Orleans, we've definitely got our eyes on a few other spots for our next trip.
I hope Disneyland eventually finds a way of incorporating Magic Bands into their parks because we love the convenience, but it wasn't the end of the world to be without them despite being so used to them.
Overall, Disneyland is really a classic park and worth a trip for any Disney-loving family! We look forward to returning again.
Stay tuned for our next Disneyland post where we discuss the differences between Disneyland and Walt Disney World for anyone debating between the two or curious about future trips!
Have you been to Disneyland? What was your favorite ride? Your favorite park food?
Note: Half of our tickets were provided by Disney. All opinions above are our own based on our personal experience.


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Owensboro, KY (January 14th, 2018) – Kentucky State Police conducted a traffic stop on 5th street for traffic violations. The operator of the vehicle, Courtney Irvin of Owensboro and a passenger, Amy Mundy also of Owensboro, were found to be in possession of methamphetamine. Irvin was arrested and charged with possession of methamphetamine, failure of owner to maintain required insurance, and other traffic violations. Mundy was arrested and charged with possession of methamphetamine. Irvin and Mundy were lodged in the Daviess County Detention Center.
Citizens can contribute to highway safety by calling KSP toll-free at: (1-800-222-5555). Citizens can call to confidentially report impaired drivers or any criminal activity. You may also download the free KSP mobile phone app. The app provides quick, direct access to KSP including weather, road and traffic information as well as text, voice and photo tip capabilities to report criminal behavior. The app is available for iPhone, iPad and Android applications and can be easily downloaded free of charge through Apple and Google Play stores.


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Inventor: Kashevarov Jurij Borisovich
Abstract: Kashevarov Jurij Borisovich
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Issue Date: 1994.06.16
FIELD: automotive industry.
SUBSTANCE: engine-powered electric car has internal combustion diesel engine with clutch, propeller shaft, differential and driving wheel axle-shafts, electric generator, storage batteries, power converter, fuel and water pumps, tank with diesel fuel and computer to control above-indicated diesel engine. Rotary diesel engine has one combustion chamber communicating with at least one expansion chamber through valve and distributing chamber. Expansion chamber can be overlapped by shutter installed in rotor guides. Shutter is mechanically coupled with front wheels and with electric generator through clutches. Power rating of electric generator is less than engine power rating. This provides charging of storage batteries. Generator is connected to storage batteries and electric motors installed on rear wheels. Electric motors are furnished with regenerative braking device connected to power intensive storage batteries and to wheel electric motors through power converters.
EFFECT: increased efficiency of internal combustion engine of car its specific power, increased cross-country capacity and economy, reduced pollution.
Date of publication 31.10.2006


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Chances are your company will need financing at some point. When that time comes and your loan provider is determining your interest rate, one of the major factors they'll look at will be your business credit score.
Just like you have a personal credit score, there's a number that represents how reliable loan providers think you'll be when it comes to paying back a business loan. Just because you have a high personal credit score, that won't necessarily translate to a high business credit score.
While your personal credit score is out of 850, your business score is out of 100. You want your score to be above 75.
If you haven't yet built up your business credit, you may be tempted to take out a personal loan to cover business expenses. This isn't a great idea. You can be personally liable for debts borrowed with personal credit.
If you want to see what the bank sees when deciding whether to offer you funding, then you should monitor your business and personal credit score. Most people know what kind of personal score they have, but business owners are often surprised when they see their business credit score. Understanding your score helps you know what to do next to improve your reputation and improve the chances of getting approved for a loan.
According to LearnVest.com, the first step toward building up business credit is to make sure your company is legally a business in the eyes of the IRS and applicable state agencies. Here's more information on how to do that.
The IRS will give you your tax ID number – in the form of either an employer identification number (EIN) or a federal tax identification number (FIN). You'll need this number to open a checking and savings account for your business. Once you have the account set up, you'll be ready to register your business with a credit reporting agency.
Pro Tip: Experts say that it's smarter to form an LLC or a corporation instead of making your business a partnership or a sole proprietorship. This is so your personal credit information is a little more distanced from your business credit report, so that you are less personally liable for your business debts.
You increase your business credit score the same way you improve your personal credit score: by developing a strong history of paying back your loans on time. Remember, if you get started early, when the time comes to take out a bigger loan, then your interest rates might be lower.
Here are some more tips on how to improve your score (please note that any of these can backfire if you don't pay your bills back on time):
You won't see results overnight. But if you keep at it and avoid mistakes, your score should steadily rise.
According to Experian.com, creditors are starting to use blended scoring tools that look at a potential borrower's personal and business credit history. That means you want to keep both your scores as high as possible, since that might decrease the amount of risk a loan provider sees you of having when you are apply for a loan.
Here are the notable bureaus that compile your business credit history:
According to Entrepreneur.com, your clients and loan providers aren't required to report to these bureaus. And if they don't report your good deeds, then your score probably won't go up. We suggest asking your clients to report your transactions to the bureaus when appropriate. You can also be proactive and try to only work with companies that report to the bureaus.
Everything we've discussed so far has to do with setting up your business and increasing your score as high as possible. This will all be for naught if you make a mistake and get a major blemish on your business credit history.
As hard as it is to get businesses to report your good transactions to the bureaus, it's so easy if you miss a payment. Even if you practice good debt management, a payment can still sometimes slip between the cracks.
Do your best to build up as strong of a business credit history as possible. Depending on your business size and projected growth, this may require you to hire a professional accountant, either in an in-house role or as a consultant.
It takes time to build up a strong business credit history. This isn't something that will happen overnight. If you follow the steps we outlined here, you should be on the right track. Just be sure not miss any payments.


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Kim Bạch was born in Hoc Mon district (now Ho Chi Minh city), South Vietnam. In 1954, she moved to the northern communist area as a result of the socio-political situation, which caused major turmoil in the lives of a great number of Vietnamese. She studied first in Hanoi, which later became her second home, before pursuing her studies at the Soviet National Fine Arts University in Kiev, Ukraine. In 1967 she returned to Vietnam, and taught for nearly three decades at the Industrial Fine Arts University of Hanoi.
Vietnam has a complex history of modern art involving indigenous forms like lacquer and silk art, as well as influences from French colonialism, American imperialism, Marxist-inspired propaganda art from both China and Russia, and now post-colonial globalism. Incorporating lacquer painting as well as Chinese silk painting and Japanese woodcuts into the fine arts, many artists have drawn inspiration from ancient lacquer works.
The artistic career of Kim Bach can be divided into two periods. During the first period, in the 1960s and 1970s, she produced oil paintings mainly on the theme of revolutionary war; during the second "Post Doi Moi" period, she painted portraits, landscapes, and still lifes on silk and experimented with lacquer. These periods are marked less by a distinctive break in style than by logical changes consistent with developments in her personal emotional life and those in Vietnamese society at large.
If portraiture was once a form reserved for the Emperor, the powerful silk portraits of Kim Bach stand as provocative and sensitive gestures, depicting women sitting with, in the background, motifs quoting various painting genres. Throughout her career, she produced many impressive works on themes of war and peace, and the everyday lives of soldiers, field and factory workers, mothers and children, as well as landscapes.


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There are many reasons home owners and businesses choose to have gates installed on their property. This is a very important decision which can impact both the value of the home and the family's safety. The ROI, or return on investment, is large when compared to other property improvement projects. Gates can also provide safety and security by keeping the criminal element out. Most home owners do not realize the number of options available for gate entryway installation.
The most popular and the most often professionally recommended is the slide gate. This requires a bit more space than others. Consult a gate installation expert like those at Gr8 Garage Doors for advice about which is best for your situation. A slide gate is better able to properly distribute weight than other styles and is therefore less prone to wear and tear damage. Some owners worry about dead zones when considering the purchase of a swing gate. A slide gate does not usually have these vulnerabilities because its movement is in a continuously linear.
Not everyone has enough room to install a slide gate and opt for an overhead gate, swing gate, or a slide gate which is retractable. A retractable slide gate only requires around 50% of the space that a traditional slide gate needs. This is because it is constructed with two pieces.
Most gate installation specialists suggest a steel frame no matter which design is chosen because it dramatically increases the gate's overall strength and durability. Most professionally fabricated gates are constructed from wrought iron. There is also the option of a wooden gate, if it is reinforced with a steel frame. One of the best wooden materials to choose is Redwood as it has the ability to stand up against weather than other types of wood.
Stainless steel is another gate material option which is available. Remember that stainless steel is more expensive than standard steel. It may be prudent to spend a little more money because stainless steel is much better able to withstand rust and corrosion. Of course, this depends upon the weather and the local area. Many home owners say that stainless is one of the most aesthetically pleasing materials.
There are a number of safety devices to choose from and it is generally best to have them installed. As mentioned, a gate offers security to your family and property. A professional gate service company can provide you with your wide range of gate options as well as cost estimates and money saving tips. Here are a few safety device choices:


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"May your trails be crooked, winding, lonesome, dangerous, leading to the most amazing view. May your mountains rise into and above the clouds."
― Edward Abbey
I was finally able to make it out to my first SoCal Mountain Rendezvous event, put on by the good folks at American Adventurist for the past four years. My daughter and I took our 2000 Jeep Wrangler into the San Bernardino National Forest, while my wife and son stayed home to relax. This event is held at Camp Tahquitz, a Boy Scout camp off Highway 18 just south of Big Bear in southern California.
Like it's counterpart, Desert Rendezvous, the Mountain Rendezvous is a relatively loose gathering of overlanding and outdoor enthusiast who get together to share stories around camp, explore local off-highway trails and eat some of the amazing food cooked for the dutch oven competition. The 2014 SoCal Mountain Rendezvous was a huge success at all the above and also included a free t-shirt and raffle where lots of folks won some awesome gear from the sponsors of the event.
I'll let the pictures below show the rest of the story, but I suggest those who are interested sign up early next year, as these events fills up fast! A big thanks to the whole crew at American Adventurist for hosting another fun and successful gathering.
Packed and ready to go. There's a kid somewhere in there. All this gear stuffed into every nook and cranny of my Jeep fits easily into the back of our Tahoe, which is what we'll be taking to next year's event.
She keeps herself entertained for the most part.
She approves of our home away from home.
Enjoying our coffee and cereal to start off our morning in camp.
Photo by Brent Haywood
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NZ-China 'scheduling issues' cause for concern
The latest hint of a crack in New Zealand's relationship with China has the Government scrambling to assure the public there's nothing to see. But plausible deniability is often the name of the game for the Asian superpower, Sam Sachdeva writes.
Comment: The tourism relationship between New Zealand and China is a "special and enduring one", Tourism Minister Kelvin Davis said last October.
That was why the official 2019 China-New Zealand Year of Tourism would be marked with a special event at Te Papa on February 20.
Just one problem: the event was quietly postponed - to an as yet unknown date - due to what Davis described as a "scheduling issue" on the Chinese side.
Coming on the heels of similarly nebulous scheduling issues which put paid to Jacinda Ardern's plans to visit China before the end of 2018, it is difficult to shake the feeling that a point, however subtle, is being made.
Last year was particularly difficult for Ardern's Government when it came to China.
Huawei decision a flashpoint
Pressed by some critics to take a harder line over alleged Chinese interference in New Zealand, it was accused by others of jeopardising the valuable trade relationship through hawkish stances on defence and security issues.
In particular, the GCSB's decision to block Huawei from a role in New Zealand's 5G network due to security issues - part of a wider backlash against the Chinese telecommunications company - looms as the most likely factor in any chilling of bilateral relations.
National has been quick to make the most of the perceived problems, with Simon Bridges holding Ardern and Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters responsible for what he deemed to be a "steadily deteriorating relationship".
Predictably, Ardern insisted things were not that dire, dismissing the suggestion of an ulterior motive from China in delaying the tourism event.
"We've been given the reason, I need to take that at face value - it's not for me to second-guess that."
Plausible deniability
The problem is that China has a history of operating with plausible deniability when it comes to meting out punishments.
China blocked salmon imports from Norway for several years, citing supposed food safety concerns, after imprisoned Chinese human rights activist Liu Xiaobo received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010, while the Philippines ran into similar blocks on tropical fruit exports following the South China Sea dispute.
One observer noted that blowback often begins with tourism numbers, moving onto international education before spreading to the wider trade and economic relationship - a script into which the postponement of the Year of Tourism launch sits uneasily.
Of course, National has first-hand experience of China's approach.
In 2016, officials under the last government braced for possible trade retaliations over an investigation into alleged steel dumping in New Zealand by Chinese companies.
Shortly after the news broke, Zespri found itself subject to tighter controls on kiwifruit imports into China - supposedly due to a biosecurity issue detected during a "routine inspection".
National's foreign affairs spokesman Todd McClay, the trade minister at the time, found himself in the gun for downplaying the threat, with Labour calling for his head and accusing him of "head in the sand diplomacy".
That was perhaps why he offered little support for Ardern on Tuesday, saying it was not the opposition's job to have sympathy for the Government.
Yet it is hard to see how a National-led government would have found itself in a markedly different position, given the difficult decisions to be made over Huawei and China's activities in the Pacific.
China has also become increasingly assertive on the world stage, an approach National had the luxury of avoiding for most of its time in government.
Bridges and McClay insist their criticism does not mean New Zealand should bow to China's demands, instead focusing on Peters' supposed hot-headedness on the Belt and Road Initiative and other sensitive topics.
The New Zealand First leader can sometimes go further than he should, but it's hard to believe that it is his words, rather than the substantive decisions on Huawei and other issues, that are really causing offence.
The relationship may not be as dire as National is claiming - but there are certainly some issues which need to be resolved.
That will make it difficult for the Government to ease the tensions, given the position of our Five Eyes partners and other allies against Huawei.
Where things go from here is unclear: while Ardern says officials are still working on dates for a Beijing visit, there is a sense from some foreign affairs watchers that the delay at China's end is directly related to other strains on the relationship.
The nature of China's interventions means people will be on edge for any perceived slight, real or otherwise: some have questioned the fate of a trip to Beijing by Davis and Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta which had supposedly been pencilled in for early March (both ministers' offices say a firm date has never been set down, with discussions still underway).
The relationship may not be as dire as National is claiming - but there are certainly some issues which need to be resolved.
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I am working on a Flow in Salesforce. The flow worked perfectly in the Sandbox, but it is failing in Production. I'm afraid I don't understand the error it is giving me "Too many SOQL queries: 101". I'm not running SQL queries, I'm trying to run a flow. I have run the flow a few times and get the same error each time. I checked to make sure I am not running at the same time another task is running, so I am certain it is not because too many things are running at once. Granted, the flow picked up a lot more records in Production than it did in my sandbox, but I don't understand why that would be a problem. The flow has been run as an administrator and a non-administrator. I checked and there is a workflow rule involving some of the same fields that are in the Flow. Could that be the problem? If it could be, I don't understand why the flow did not fail in the Sandbox (it has the same rules). Something else that I noticed while working with these flows, is that in the Sandbox I now have Flow Builder and in Production I still have Cloud Flow Designer. I don't know if that has anything to do with the issues or not. If it could, could you let me know what I need to do to get the Flow Builder in Production? I do have two loops in my flow because there are two objects that need to be updated by flow and I don't know how else to accomplish this. Any assistance you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
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