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The Prophetic Plight of Baby Orcas
Since the summer of 2011 all infant orca whales born in the waters of the American Pacific Northwest have died in their first year of life, or soon thereafter.
The normal explosion of life in the inner-tidal water zones of the Peugeot Sound, Juan de Fuca and Georgia Straits, highly oxygenated by massive surges of high and low tides twice a day, is showing wide-spread signs of acute life-cycle disruption and collapse, the marine food-chain unstable, and those who depend on it endangered.
The wildly expressive whale-songs from the Orcas are no longer heard echoing in the surrounding shallows and deeps. The orcas of the Inland Passages, witnessing their fate, are silent now. With all young ones dying and food sources toxic or disappearing, what is there to sing about?
What is the message for us in the perilous plight of the North Pacific orcas?
By Marco Zonka
"Effing You Royal!" -mz
In a plethora of sound-bites chronicling the facts and foibles of human nature, what seems to many an old and cold news story is more relevant and "news worthy" now than ever.
With every passing moment that story continues to amplify and expand itself, growing exponentially more and more relevant and ubiquitous with each passing day. Despite myriad fields of mesmerizing ephemera and daily distractions, this "story" is penetrating flesh and blood, plants and animals, throughout world oceans and atmospheric winds.
From Japan to Siberia and Alaska, British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, California, Hawaii, Mexico and beyond, hundreds of local and regional news reports over the last four post-Fukushima years are amassing a growing epilog of an expanding menace, silent but all too present. (See links below).
A wildly predictable and convoluted vortex of wind patterns and water currents, storm and tide, surge forth as usual throughout the Pacific Ocean and adjacent lands, bringing fresh water and fecundity to all the rich lands blessed by the gift of the rains torrential flow. But Pacific Ocean storms, ripe with marine wetness and beneficence, now also carry one of the worst enemies of all living systems and all living organisms as well.
A vast invisible tide of antilife effluent, from the ravaged remains of the nuclear holocaust at Fukushima, is still pouring its geocidal radioactive-brew continuously into the North Pacific, 300 metric tons of super-plutonium contaminated water into the pacific ocean everyday every for 4 years now, injecting geo-cidal poison straight into the heart of the Pacific Ocean.
3/11/2011: Fukushima
To ignore these things invites greater peril.
The Gravity of Graveyards
The gravity of this global catastrophe is mortally apparent. The full import Fukushima is now writ large upon the destiny of humankind, and many other creatures as well. Or maybe no destiny at all.
Will we be mere spectators in a lethal drama, in which we and all children and all creatures we love are the most endangered characters in the plot?
Will we care or dare to participate in understanding the strenuous magnitude of the global dilemma we face?
Will we actively engage our higher intelligences and native genius to do something about it?
First for ourselves and our immediate loved ones. and then for all of us?
Order out of Chaos? or: Chaos out of Order?
Some say there are two forces in the universe: forces of order moving toward higher states of complexity, and forces of disorder and "entropy" moving toward less-order, neutrality and/or chaos.
Living matter as living things develop toward more complex structures and inter-related states of increasingly complex coexistence, interaction and interrelatedness.
Radioactive elements have the exact opposite effect on living things. Radioactive elements, super-charged with a volatile atomic halo of unstable electrons whirling at the speed of light, eat-away at the orderly atoms and symmetries of molecules of living matter. It is a force antithetical to the vitality and good order and beauty of purpose and proportion that are the essence of life itself.
The symmetry and proportionality of genetic material is especially vulnerable to the corrosive effects of radioactive material, deleterious to the atoms and molecules that retain and transmit our genetic inheritance, lierally over eons of time.
Such a pervasive threat to the genetic integrity of life is of paramount import and export to all living things, especially humans, the ones responsible for this dirty-nuke Armageddon in the first place.
In light of measurably growing radiation levels, denial by ignorance or naivete is equally lethal.
Hot Matter Matters, and Why
It has to do with the persistent nature of particulate radio nucleotides, or "hot" radioactive particles.
Because radioactive particles a) persist over very long periods of time and are unilaterally bad for all living things and b) they bio-accumulate up the food chain, making the most complex and dominate species at the top of the chain most vulnerable to the toxic effects of radioactive bio-accumulation.
All sapient beings who love this planet are urged to intelligently and effectively respond to this geocidal global threat. The first effective response is: learn radiological hygiene relevant to your level of exposure, and practice it.
The next effective response is: organize regionally and globally to force an international scientific effort to stabilize, and then mitigate, it's more pernicious antilife effects.
Top to Bottom
The Orcas of the San Juan and Juan de Fuca inland Passages are unique among orcas: at the top of their native food-chain, they prey only on cold-blooded fish (herring and salmon and other fish) and do not prey on otters or seals or other warm-blooded animals. Their open ocean dwelling cousins, the orcas hunting in the wide open Pacific Ocean, eat warm and cold bloodied prey alike.
Among thirteen or so orca pods or groups native to the Inland Northwest Passages, grand matriarchs among them are known and respected and valued by all the pods. The orca grandmothers, full of memories and archives of adaptive strategic techniques and behaviors, are watched and studied and imitated by all the young orcas that come to visit and observe them.
According to local marine life reports in the area, since the summer of 2011, seven or eight of these orca matriarchs have also died over the last several years Normal yearly mortality is 1 or 2 deaths per annum.
Photographs of living whales and forensic studies of dead whales reveal another alarming trend: healthy orca body-fat has diminished greatly. Orca body-fat is critical for endurance and insulation against the extreme cold waters that orcas live and dive, breed and feed and very playfully thrive in. Without that essential layer of body-fat they are far more susceptible to stress, disease and death.
From the North Pacific Ocean near Alaska down to southern California, hundreds of independent marine-life reports accrue daily, weekly, monthly; all of them revealing the same thing: a wide-spread pattern of acute ecosystem stress and collapse among the herring, sardine, and salmon populations in the North Pacific.
These reports are from not only coastal communities affected but from inter-continental Northern sources in Canada and the American Interior as well: people are observing and recording high incidences of hair loss, skin-disease and greater mortality among Moose, Caribou, deer and other creatures, all of which are symptoms consistent with evidence of radiation poisoning. (see links below)
An entire food chain among marine life and even some terrestrial creatures (including humans) are equally threatened by this ubiquitous and silent but mortal plague.
For over three and a half years the global nuclear holocaust at Fukushima has been continuously releasing vast quantities of radioactive water into the ocean, while also projecting radioactive particles via burning fumes into the atmosphere as well. Just last month (November 2014) subterranean emission readings at Fukushima peaked higher than ever, all of it flowing continuously into the ocean since the nuclear meltdown at Fukushima began four years ago 3/11/11.
Where is it all going?
Vast and powerful Pacific Ocean currents, encircling the entire Pacific Ocean basin from pole-to-pole, form a gargantuan thermal engine of heat and cold accumulation and dispersion, carrying equatorial heat north to the Arctic and south to Antarctica, and from frigid Artic or Antarctic polar waters back toward the equator.
Japanese Seaweed-Sushi Anyone?
From Japan north to Alaska and Canada, south to California and Mexico the currents of the North Pacific Gyre turn west again along the equatorial current toward South east Asia, the South Pacific Gyre then turning the current toward, Australia, new Zealand and Antarctica; turning north again along the west coast of South America and back into the equatorial zone coming up from the south this time, and completing the North/South Pacific Basin figure-8 Gyre circuit; a massive harvest of plenty that has sustained marine fertility for time beyond reckoning.
Unfortunately this massive engine of energetic and oxygenic and geothermal dispersion is no longer only the foundation of the bread basket of the Pacific oceanic food-chain, and the migratory super highway for feathered and finned fauna that travel and feed upon it; that engine now carries with it also a vast and silent and seeming hidden black tide of biological death and ruin.
"Its Alive!"
As with all living organisms, mother earth has a circulatory and respiratory system, half of which is the Atlantic Ocean, half of which is the Pacific Ocean. As in an animal body, the earth's heart and lungs bring oxygen and nutrients to all living cells in its body, or in the case of the earth itself, all living creatures within her body, which is to say: the material substances of which the planet itself is made.
Every year, following the patterns of the seasons, massive global blooms of tiny organisms (plankton) in the ocean proliferate, inhaling/capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere (which we and all animals exhale) and exhaling/releasing oxygen into the atmosphere, before they die, carrying with them the carbon molecules from the carbon-dioxide captured from the atmosphere (released as oxygen) down to the bottom of the ocean, fructifying the ocean floor as a carbon-rich mud.
Small is Mighty
The lifecycle of oceanic plankton is the single greatest source of fresh renewable oxygen on earth. (The Amazonian forest oxygen comes next) If the plankton life-cycle is seriously threatened, one of the main sources of oxygen on earth is also at risk.
Oxygen is now approximately 20% of the earth's atmosphere. Oxygen is geologically recorded as high as 33% of the atmosphere in the past—good for animals and humans! Carbon dioxide by contract is now less than 1% of the entire atmosphere! Geology indicates Carbon-dioxide has been as high as 20% of the entire atmosphere in the past, fueling massive vegetative growth planet-wide (while also boosting atmospheric oxygen) Good for both animals AND plants world-wide.
So where ocean water is the blood of the planet releasing nutrients and absorbing wastes, with the carbon dioxide it absorbs and the oxygen it releases the oceans are essentially the lungs of the planet as well.
The serpentine geothermal breadbasket of the entire Pacific Ocean Basin, from the northern artic to the southern arctic poles, fuels a global feeding frenzy of magnificent abundance, and a plenitude of colorful species come along for the ride.
The "NEW" Pacific "Ring of Fire"…
The "NEW" Pacific "Ring of Fire"…
As widely chronicled in the news aggregator ENE-NEWS (energy news) Global Research (Ottawa, Canada) and the Jeff Rense Radio news web page and radio show (Oregon) the Pacific Ring of Fire (famous for its tectonic volatility) is now also a gargantuan conveyor belt of an a far more lethal and enduring form of "fire": atmospheric and oceanic fallout and stream-out from Fukushima.
The entire Pacific Ocean Basin from Alaska and British Columbia down to Australia and New Zealand has been affected by this nuclear holocaust, especially in the North pacific/Northern Hemisphere, directly "downstream" and downwind from it. Many of the more concentrated radioactive clouds and currents come in from the North pacific Current and prevailing winds, crossing from Siberia to Alaska and then south along the North American Pacific Coast: Fukushima is very dramatically and most emphatically not nearly "over" yet.
One Hundred Year Long F-Job?
Some "scientists" and "authorities" say: Fukushima is completely out of control, and beyond the limited sphere of human interference and correction. The same "experts" go on to say: the global hemorrhagic fever at Fukushima will probably continue bleeding radiation into the Pacific Ocean for the next "100 years" before it finally settles down. "Officials" say: Fukushima will peak this year (2015) and decline over the next 100 years.
How do we objectively analyze and decide what is really true or not here?
The most obvious way is through direct quantifiable and verifiable readings, which you yourself seek and record from various sources and record specifically for you and your friends and family in your specific region.
How you can quantify in your environment (as well as in your home) the types and levels of radiation you are directly being exposed to is linked throughout this site and its widgets, as well as below along with the notes. Study and evaluate these factors for yourself and your loved ones, and come to your own reasoned and rational response in light of what you learn.
The earth as we know and love her will not endure 100 years of Fukushima. Yet this is the narrative promulgated by make-believe media corralling the human herd to assume there is nothing we can do about it anyway. And since we can do nothing about it, their answer is: do nothing.
Resignation to a seemingly "inevitable" is the very definition of a self-fulfilling prophesy.
Any organism that "gives up" its will to live is soon to die.
"Fuku-You" Chernobyl -mz
Comparison: When the nuclear accident happened at Chernobyl in Russia many decades ago, thousands of scientists from all over the world converged upon what was internationally understood as a threat to ALL nations of the world. Rationally, cooperatively and constructively, nations of the world formed a unified effort to bring their common threat under control. (Even so: over the following 30 years after Chernobyl, epidemiological and human-mortality studies reveal: over a million people died "down-wind" of Chernobyl from its effects, mainly from cancers and heart-attacks and respiratory problems, and other related immune –disorders; a statistical "bell-curve" of mortality directly attributable to the effects of Chernobyl across Europe.)
Why is there no similar and more desperately needed international effort at Fukushima (directly affecting even more countries) many orders of magnitude more deadly and complex than the Chernobyl disaster. The holocaust at Fukushima involves vast contamination of both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans and the entire upper and lower atmospheres—and yet no exhaustive global scientific effort has been launched to address and remedy it to the best of our ability?
Because it "just so happens" to serve the objectives of "Agenda 21?"
Is this what "former" Israeli spy and son of MOSAD chief turned US Mayor of the Chicago crime syndicate –I mean I mean the city of Chicago– Raum Emmanuel of the Obama Administration, refers to as: "Never letting a good crisis go to waste"?
Or is it just because letting people die is cheaper and easier than trying to save them?
Whatever the "explanation " or whatever the prevailing "lie" that covers the hidden explanation; whatever the interests being served or emphatically NOT being served at all (ours and the earths!) one thing is mortifying and clear: Fukushima is one of the most lethal single-origin perils ever unleashed by human ignorance and avarice in known human history.
Our beloved planet –as we now know and love her– cannot endure another day of such geocidal abuse, much less an entire century of it.
Fingerprints of the Gods
The "genomic fingerprint" of our planet will likely feel effects of Fukushima for generations, before its destructive effects on genetic health and complexity are finally over-come and corrected. And among the many streams of human ignorance and malice converging in the global-totality of human experience in the present time, one danger stands out among them more pernicious by way of its silence, and more lethal by way of its hidden pervasiveness.
The biggest mother-effing F-Word of them all: Fukushima
As a species we cannot afford to prevaricate and quibble about incidentals.
In this tumultuous time of death and recreation, we must concentrate on the greatest danger to the great mother herself, mother earth, sustainer of us all, and the greatest single danger to all her children; including of course her human children as well: us.
Pretending Fukushima is "a thing of the past" and is "no longer relevant" is tantamount to enjoying teatime on the deck of the Titanic as its date with fate grows near.
We have within us from God and/or nature native intelligence and insight, both practical and transcendent, and the ability to use that insight for the greater good of all. Only one thing is needed: the wanting and willingness to do so.
First comes the knowing, and then comes the doing.
Oracle of the Orcas
The Orca whales of the Pacific Northwest are usually a very playful and vocally ebullient bunch of exuberant mammals, chattering and squealing and singing away unabashedly, for all to hear.
Today the Orca whales of the Pacific Northwest have fallen silent.
With their sources of food failing and native ecosystems collapsing; baby orcas dying in their first year for over three consecutive years now; no end in sight at the present time for the catastrophe at Fukushima; for the orcas of the pacific Northwest: What is there to sing about?
There is a message in all songs for those who have ears to hear with minds that listen.
The most disquieting message of all comes from the song that is lost because there is no one left to sing it.
-Marco Zonka
PostScript: Please look for the links on this page to where you can read live radiation levels in your area. Look also for the place where you can send-in your home or car filter for a free radiation level examination and which isotopes are present or not in your environment.. Look for the links to atomic iodine (NOT potassium Iodide!) to protect your and your child's thyroid and pineal and immune system! Look for links to calcium and magnesium supplements, which block Cesium 127 (a common isotope especially bad for humans) from bonding instead of calcium in your bones.
"The people perish for lack of knowledge. Seek and you will find!" –Yeshua/Jesus
- Chronicle: "Unbelievable hordes" of fish near California coast; Most birds, sea lions, dolphins, whales anywhere — Expert: 'Off the charts' pelican population "highly unusual… could reflect breeding failures elsewhere"; "Abnormal ocean conditions" to blame? May 1, 2014
- TV: "Surge in marine mammal strandings" on US West Coast — Scientists: "This is very weird"; "My biggest fear is if this… is everywhere" along coast — Whales, dolphins, sea lions, birds recently washing up in large numbers — Many thousands likely dead — Violent seizures shown on news (VIDEO) August 30, 2014
- US Gov't Expert: Large marine animals likely sensed danger of Fukushima plume and fled, "Not going to wait until they start to die off" — Explains unprecedented concentrations of whales and other sea life clustering off West Coast? (VIDEO) March 2, 2014
- BBC: Scientist surprised at how much higher radiation levels are in some parts of ocean from Fukushima, it's a 'mystery' — KPBS: Fukushima radiation is just going to become 'a way of life' for us" — California Professor: It's certainly going to be in the environment, it just doesn't go away (AUDIO) February 10, 2014
- CBS News: 100s of whales in bay on California coast; It's never been like this, we just can't even believe it — Experts: We just aren't sure what's going on; "A once-in-a-lifetime chance… unheard of, it's unbelievable, nobody's seen this" (VIDEO) November 30, 2013


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Help with electric brake issue...
I bought a nice Big Tex trailer used off of craigslist, it's in great shape but the only issue i am having is with the breaks. I have a 05 GMC sierra 4x4, I bought a reese control box, plugged it into the factory pigtail (used the correct wire diagram to match the correct wires) plugged her all in and it gives me the signal that the controller is plugged in correctly but says that the trailer is not connects?? I'm not sure where to start to look. I've checked to see if there are any fuses for trailer brakes, only found one fuse under that dask and it just says brakes. So any insight from you guys would be great.
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Have you checked the plug on the trailer with a ohm meter to see if there is a completed circuit for the brake magnets? This is the first place to start.
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I haven't, I'll try that. Thanks
In the fuse block under the hood is a spot for a maxi fuse that powers the trailer brakes. That fuse usually needs to be put in. Also sometimes under the same fuse block there is a power wire that needs to be connected together to allow the power from the fuse block to go back to the trailer.
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The fuse in the A spot on the fuse block under the hood is not for trailer brakes, it is for the 12v power. Max amps is 40, I have 30s in all my gmc's. For the brakes will need a controller, and I say spend the 10 dollars for the made connector cable. It will makes sure it is correctly done. Most controllers will tell you if you have it connected correctly and have the correct load. In addition, you can check the voltage at the actual brakes. Most trailer places have a plug they can plug into the 7 prong plug on the truck and you can see if everything is working correctly. You can buy, but my supplier let me use it in the parking lot on an older truck I put everything in ( not like the gmc's that have factory stuff), it made it easy to see that all was fine to that point. If it is not working then you can work on the trailer and trouble shoot.
It can be hard to do the whole thing new as you have too many things to check if not working correctly. Start on the truck, once you know that it is right, you can see if the trailer is working right.
www.brakecontroller.com They have like 8 sites you can link too, everything you can want for trailers, they are in Dallas Texas, but they ship cheap. I have used them for years and they have everything in stock and are the cheapest place I have found.
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Its labeled as post #1 in the under hood fuse block and is able to hold a 50 amp maxi fuse. This 50 amp maxi fuse will be taped to the GM trailer brake controller harness. Gm trucks are pre wired to run this 50 amp power through the trailer brake controller and all the way to the trailer conector out back specificly for trailer brakes. And like I said double check under the under hood fuse block to make sure this power wire is conected. The factory leaves it unpluged. If your using GM harnesses you don't need to do any wiring on your own!
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I've hard wires TONS of trucks with brake controllers to the point I could just about do it blindfolded!
Talk to a dealer on the 50 amp. I read that it was 50 amp too (I got a wire but no fuse with either of my trucks, I understand some have a fuse in the bag with the wire for the controller (plug on one end for the truck and open wire on the other to wire it), but my guy at the dealership said max 40 and he would not run more than 30. He said they had a few of meltdowns that destroyed the elect system. He said it was a trailer that had a large draw, (winch, lights, compressor, ect). I have a toy and trailer for it, but it has a gen so I do not need to draw from the truck for the trailer. I can see no reason for a non race/live in needing more than 20 amps, and better safe than sorry. I would think short term 50 amp would be fine, but if something shorted and drew 50 amp for a long time it might be an issue. Gmlc is right, 1 not A. Nice catch.
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As part of the fifth-anniversary celebration of the White House's hanging of the "Mission Accomplished" banner, the Washington Post has re-posted an editorial about the event from May 4, 2003 headlined "An Unfinished Mission."
This editorial sort of takes the administration to task for something. I think.
A clearer picture of the Post editorial board's feelings for the president and his victory celebration back in the day, however, comes in a piece printed a week later than the one just reposted. In the second editorial, titled "Misfiring at Top Gun," the paper attacked critics of the Mission Accomplished festivities for their "churlish and petty complaints."
"[A] president who wins a war — whether you agreed with that war or not — pretty much gets to greet returning troops wherever he wants," said the editorial.
And: "Their real gripe with Mr. Bush is that he looked great."
Fab stuff. Perhaps "Misfiring at Top Gun" will be reprinted next year on this date.
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From our earlier post: Canada's TSN has some shocking news today, reporting that New York Rangers top prospect Alexei Cherepanov "collapsed on the bench at or near the end of Omsk's Kontinental Hockey League game and died a short time later, he was 19."
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP)—They've snarled traffic, made cheesy mustaches fashionable and drawn a bigger crowd for practice than their fabled fieldhouse can hold. One of the players even got asked to prom.
Butler is enjoying the kind of lovefest that Michigan State saw at last year's Final Four—and then some. Playing a mere 5.6 miles from their campus, the Bulldogs have brought what seems like the whole Hoosier state along for their first appearance on college basketball's biggest stage.
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Butler (32-4) plays Michigan State (28-8) in the first semifinal Saturday.
On paper, playing at home would seem to be a huge advantage: you're the overwhelming fan favorite; a long red light on the trek from campus is the extent of your travel drama; and there's no need to scout out restaurants or practice sites.
All that enthusiasm also can cause a headache. When the Spartans made it to last year's Final Four in recession-battered Detroit, 90 miles from campus, almost 10,000 fans showed up just for a pep rally at a suburban mall.
"It comes with a lot of fun and excitement. But it also comes with distractions, as well," said Draymond Green, whose hometown of Saginaw, Mich., is two hours north of Detroit. "You know everyone. Everyone just wants to be around, from someone you knew in kindergarten to someone you just met last week.
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Now, the Spartans aren't blaming their shellacking by North Carolina in last year's title game on the distractions of being so close to home. Coach Tom Izzo jokes that he could have brought an All-Star team and still not made a run at the Tar Heels.
In fact, the Spartans fed off the crowd in their semifinal upset of Connecticut. Few states were hit worse by the economic crisis than Michigan, the heart of the U.S. auto industry, and Izzo made sure his players embraced their chance to lift a beleaguered state.
Butler isn't shouldering quite as heavy a burden. Basketball is ingrained in Indiana's identity, but it has been a rough stretch lately for the state's three big-name schools. Indiana had its second straight losing season. Notre Dame got bounced out in the first round in the NCAA tournament. And Purdue, a dark horse pick for the Final Four a few weeks ago, became an underdog after Robbie Hummel went down.
Leave it to little Butler—enrollment 4,200—to give Hoosier fans some hope.
"This is unique," Butler coach Brad Stevens acknowledged. "It certainly is a different level of energy and enthusiasm for Butler than ever before. … Right next to my hotel room, I will say I can hear 'One Shining Moment' followed by the Butler fight song. It's like on repeat.
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One teenage girl held up a sign asking Gordon Hayward, the team's leading scorer and a promising NBA prospect, if he'd go to prom.
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But as Michigan State discovered in last year's title game, fans can only help a team so far.
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Charming guest cottage within easy walking and biking distance of Stanford, Downtown, California Avenue, Caltrain and all the best that Palo Alto has to offer.
This carriage house/studio is set in a garden behind a charming 1920s cottage across from a beautiful park, within easy walking distance of California Avenue. A private entrance through french doors off the garden leads to a large open bedroom with a queen size bed. There is space for sitting to read, sip coffee or watch television. The ensuite bathroom includes a shower, sink and toilet. The room has a view of a beautiful shady garden. There is also a grand piano in the bedroom, guests...
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Come stay at my cozy, French flavored house, in Palo Alto proper, in Silicon Valley. You will have your own spacious and comfortable master suite with its private en suite bathroom. Food is provided for your breakfasts. This is a great value.
This quiet suite is located at the back of the house, with a door separating it from the rest of the house, and with access to the patio and the backyard through French doors. Your private 14 by 15 foot bedroom has a wood floor and offers a queen-size (large) bed with a comfortable mattress. It also includes a roomy closet, a dresser and a table/desk with lighting. The private, en-suite bathroom includes double sinks, a large shower and a toilet. A hair-dryer is provided. You can also b...
Palo Alto
I offer a hosted, one-bedroom with ensuite half-bath, and shared shower facilities on the South edge of Stanford University. One guest maximum. Includes breakfast. Noise and drought-necessitated water usage restrictions apply.
You will enjoy a queen-size bed and your own 1/2 bath (toilet and sink) in my apartment-home, which is spacious, cheerful, light and airy, and, IMHO, pleasant and homey. Wireless internet is available, as well as a cable-connected HD TV (no premium channels) in my living room. My apartment can be warm during our infrequent heat waves and cool in the winter, even with the central heating. A fan and space heater are available when needed. Sound proofing is non-existent, so bedroom quiet-time ...
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In a very beautiful neighborhood, on a very quiet street, this large bedroom is available to any business guests. As part of a private home, it is available on Wednesdays and Thursdays and most weekends. Offers wi-fi. Healthy lifestyle is a must!
It is on the most quiet, beautiful street in all of Palo Alto. The street is the only one-block-long street in all of Palo Alto so there's no through traffic. Private bedroom and bathroom As much or as little as you want. I'm busy person so you will have plenty of privacy! Lots of trees on our street. The homes are old and beautiful! It is quiet yet close to downtown and Stanford. Close to University Avenue and Stanford and public transit. It's a lovely home.
Palo Alto
Amazing location a couple of blocks from downtown Palo Alto and Stanford University. Super comfy bed with great view of cherry blossoms. See my other room "Garden Room - Walking distance to Stanford" for more pictures.
Sweet but cozy room with dormer window looking out onto cherry blossom trees. Full size bed with new mattress, pillows and linens folds into a sofa when not in use. Freshly painted and decorated with original art. Stocked with a library about Palo Alto, the birthplace of Silicon Valley. Bath with two sinks, double shower, and separate toilet area. Room has lots of storage - six very large drawers one small closet and one storage closet. The house is a charming remodeled Victorian fiv...
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Close to downtown Palo Alto, Stanford, Google, Facebook. Clean and comfy house with a large yard, high speed internet and streaming TV.
The house has: Microwave Oven Stove Toaster Oven Keurig machine Smart TV Couch Desk and office chair Plenty of fans Your room has: Queen bed Floating desk and chair Night stand Closet Windows open to the yard Streaming TV with Amazon Prime. Hulu Plus and Netflix Room, kitchen, bathroom, living room, yard. Available 8a-10p The heart of Downtown Palo Alto. A few blocks from all the public transportation along El Camino Real. Bicycles available for guest use. Turn down service available.
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In addition to the bedroom, there is a family room that has comfie sofa bed, which can be used for 2nd guest. Or - 2 couches to to relax, read, watch tv. Fireplace in family room. Private entrance and private bath. You get the floor to self.
This is a lovely house in a quiet neighborhood. You will have the entire downstairs space to yourself which includes, small bedroom with real twin bed, which is extra long, and a family room with sofa bed. Private full bath. I don't provide shampoo. Entire downstairs level of house except office. In the summer there is a lovely patio in back. II am a very kind person, but I know sometimes you may want to be left alone. You take the initiative. I would love to help you in any way I...
Palo Alto
This is a space that is the living room of a 1 bedroom apartment. A dog and myself live in the space and front door access requires a key. Street parking might be limited, but it is accessible to freeways and buses to the main streets.
Convenient location and quiet.Its like having a quiet roomate. Will need to cordinate front door access and coming and going time with me. Parking is tough, there is a Palo Alto shuttle in the morning that goes to caltrain and Bus 280 SamTrans bus Uber, bus and freeway access
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Our comfortable, convenient, easy going atmosphere helps make your business trip and SV visit very simple & productive.
Welcome to our Cozy Quarters room, center of convenience and hospitality! Private room with a queen size bed. Shared bathroom and wireless access. We like a relaxed and easy going atmosphere, and welcome guests who are focused, adventurous, and open minded. Bike, Bus, Legs are great ways to experience local simplicity and the beauty of Palo Alto's tree-lined neighborhoods. Great location. Quiet mid-town Palo Alto neighborhood. Walk to PA Coffee Shop, Philz, Starbucks, cafés, restau...
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This is a super cozy apartment right in downtown Palo Alto--one block from the Apple store on University Avenue with small kitchen/dining area, living room, separate bedroom and bathroom with shower.
This is a super cozy apartment right in downtown Palo Alto--one block from the Apple store on University Avenue. There is wireless internet and tv with roku box so you can stream tv and movies (netflix, hulu, etc. (no regular tv channels). The bedroom has a comfortable full size bed. The bathroom is small but has the basics like shower and sink. There is also a small kitchen with stove, refrigerator, microwave, etc. There is no laundry onsite, but there is a laundromat across the stree...
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Newly renovated private room in our 5 bedroom spacious home. Gleaming wood floors throughout, double pained insulated windows with shutters, Modern finished interior with custom colors and high-caliber detail Large, private and peaceful back yard.
You will have an immaculate room in a five-bedroom home in Palo Alto. Private room is tastefully furnished, and the shared bathroom is spotless. Located in a lovely very safe neighborhood. Appointed with a Queen Sealy Posturepedic mattress. Bedroom is spacious fully furnished. Luxury linens and comfortable bedding, pillows are down alternative, hardwood floors, glass work desk, ergonomic reading chair and sliding table, dresser, and spacious closet! We provide you with fresh towels an...
East Palo Alto, Palo Alto
Beautiful garden setting in lovely home 30 minutes walk to the Stanford Quad, ideal for student or researcher. Please note check in time is between 3 pm and 9 pm. Being our home, we do not open the door after midnight.
Bright, garden-facing room in beautiful home. Single bed for 1 person only. Relax to the sound of water falling into the pond beside our bonsai garden, come watch the feeding of the goldfish in the morning. Please note check in time is between 3 pm and 9 pm. Being our home, we do not open the door after midnight. The picture is slightly different from our current layout - the bed is no longer under the window, it is now against the wall on the right, but the furniture is the same. Parki...
Palo Alto
This small, but charming room if our 1930 home has a single bed. We make sure that there are interesting books relating to California in the book shelves. This room is close to the stairs in the house, you might hear some noise.
If a charming setting is important to you, this room will suit you. This bedroom, in a 1930 cottage, has a single bed, and a comfortable chair. The bookshelves are stocked with interesting books about California, and we are happy to suggest local destinations. You are welcome to use the kitchen while you are here. The host family sleeps upstairs, so you have the hall bath mostly to yourself, unless our other room is rented. There is a free wireless network. We are friendly hosts, havin...
Palo Alto
Apartment in College Terrace across from California Avenue restaurants, Stanford campus, and Caltrain Station. Apartment includes internet, apple TV, nintendo 64, coffee bean grinder, coffee machine, and more.
The room contains large room with queen size bed, large living room with, and a nice kitchen. Caltrain is a 0.5 mile walk away and has access to both San Francisco, SFO, Levi Stadium, and San Jose. Uber and Lyft service are both readily available as well. College Terrace is a lovely community adjacent to the south side of the Stanford University campus. Walk across El Camino and you have California Avenue shops and restaurants. Please do not hesitate to reach out for recommendations!
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You've got the basement to yourself. You'll be sleeping on a nice Restoration Hardware Queen bed. We also have an air mattress and couch if you want for additional guests. Note:there is only a curtain that separates the basement from upstairs.
Located in Palo Alto, we're three blocks off University Ave (4 min walk), six block from Caltrain (7min walk) and 6 min drive from the 101. Very convenient Palo Alto location. We offer the full basement of our house. It has a seperate entrance so you don't even have talk to us if you don't want. You'll be given remote access to the house with your phone (iPhone or Android required) via August Lock where you can access the house at anytime. We have a beautiful Restoration Hardware queen b...
Palo Alto
Your own PRIVATE bedroom with Queen size bed & desk in a beautiful house in PALO ALTO! *Entry code provided for easy automatic check in! *FREE parking! *5 min to Palo Alto downtown/Stanford *WIFI in the house You'll LOVE it here!
Your room is in a beautiful house in Palo Alto. You get your own private room with a Queen bed, desk, chair, and closet. The bathroom in the hall is fully upgraded with spa-style tiling, shared if there's another guest. How this Airbnb house works: 1) You will receive a house door code the day before you check in so you can enter easily 2) Parking is free on the street and there are many many of them! 3) Please feel free to ask us about anything! whether it's restaurants, transportation ...
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Private, airy, quiet modern studio with a full bath (glass tile shower). New full size bed and mattress. Linens provided. Large closet. Nespresso machine, mini fridge, microwave, hot plate, and dishes for light cooking --we clean dishes for you!
Private space with independent access from the main house. Quiet and relaxing contemporary space (~200 sq.ft.) in a garden setting, off a redwood deck. Morning and afternoon light. Large double-pane windows with blinds to ensure total privacy. Skylights in bedroom and bathroom (because of that, no total darkness is possible, but you can see the sky). Conveniently located: * 3 blocks away from Rinconada Park and Library, including the Swimming Pool (lap swim; $5 drop-in fee) * ~1 mile fr...
Palo Alto
Our cottage has a wonderful location with a single bedroom, bathroom, and small kitchen. The perfect place to stay for your visit to Stanford, Palo Alto, or Silicon Valley.
This simple and quiet cottage is in a wonderful Palo Alto location. Three blocks from downtown Palo Alto, a half mile from the bus and train station and Stanford mall, and 1.5 miles from the center of Stanford's campus. It's easy to get here and get around even with no car! We're also across the street from a lovely park, in case you're visiting with kids. The cottage bedroom has a queen size bed that we have been told is very soft and luxurious. The bathroom is newly renovated with a ...
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Finding his focus: Cal Samuelson, graduate student in theology
Finding his focus: Cal Samuelson, graduate student in theology
Posted: Mar 18, 2014
"I may serve as a missionary, a professor or a pastor, but I will be teaching," says
Cal Samuelson '13.
"In Olivet's master of Christian thought program, I'm gaining valuable experience."
Cal is the first — and right now, the only — scholar accepted into this new program, offered by the
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Master of Arts in Christian Thought
(MACT) degree program is a 46-hour, two-year, on-campus program. Scholars accepted into this program take seven theology courses. In addition to the regular content that all students receive, they take an associated tutorial with the professor of each of the seven courses. The tutorials focus on the scholarly literature in each area, including the methods and research.
"God is calling us to bigger things, and we never have an excuse to plateau or become bored," Cal says. "What I'm learning now is really important and changing my life."
Challenges change students
As a graduate student, one of the toughest lessons Cal has already learned is the importance of diligence in undergraduate courses of study. Building on that learning, a graduate student learns much more than information or facts in his or her studies.
Cal is also finding that graduate-level research projects and papers require much more work. "I can't just knock out my papers in a week," he says. "Ideas have to have a lot more support. It hit me that I'm really doing scholarly work now. Time restriction is challenging the way I have to think. Basically, I'm thinking about and doing multiple assignments in three different classes, but I must keep those separated in my mind."
As an example, he had to find a balance between theological reading and historical reading. During the same time period, he was researching and reading secondary works about John Wesley's eschatological views for one class, and primary texts from the Church fathers for another class. "Essentially, I'm being trained to do good research," he says.
Callings change people
In the context of his plan to teach, Cal is considering several career possibilities. "I believe God has given me the gift to teach," he says. "That may mean being a professor, maybe even at Olivet. Or a pastor, although that probably won't be immediately. I'm also really called to missions work."
Next year — as part of his MACT program —Cal will be an adjunct professor at Olivet, teaching the Christian Faith course to undergraduates. This will be an opportunity for him to gain experience at the university level before he moves forward in his career.
"In this program, I'm seeing more of how God uses everything to build His kingdom," Cal says. "There's not a cut-off point."
As he continues his studies, he will not only be acquiring knowledge, but also be involved in the synthesis of knowledge. "Sharing our knowledge about Jesus has very little value unless it connects with and is sensitive to an individual's context and situation in life," he says.
Cal is embracing opportunities to connect with different people in different contexts. This past summer, he completed an internship with a missionary in the Middle East. (Because of the nature of the work, he is not free to reveal any details due to security concerns.) This summer, he will be preaching and teaching in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
"God is so much bigger than a degree or a vocation," Cal says. "God will use everything I'm doing in my life for His good."
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Dumfries Self Storage is located within Heathhall Industrial Estate, on the outskirts of Dumfries. There is easy access to the A75 with good links to the centre of Dumfries and surrounding areas including Lockerbie and Annan. Dumfries Self Storage caters for all types of storage need in Dumfries & Galloway.
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The Ohio Art League's November member-curated exhibition No/Where/NOW/Here features a collaborative work by MFA alumna Linda T. Diec (CCAD 2013) and MFA candidate Jill Raymundo.
The exhibition is loosely based on Jorge Luis Borges' short story The Garden of Forking Paths. The installation pieces in it relate to ideas Diec formulated while she was in grad school at CCAD.
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