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I hope you realise that Tim Burton only directed Batman and Batman Returns. Batman Forever and Batman and Robin were directed by Joel Schumacher. - Brobusky
None of the batman movies or any other superheroes movies are close to the dark knight - zxm
The Dark Knight is better than both of Burton's films. However, Burton's two films are better than Batman Begins and The Dark Knight Rises in my opinion. - BeatlesFan1964
This list is so dumb. Tim Burton movies suck and looks cheesy as hell.
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Michael Keaton had a better batman voice, and there was a better bat mobile. - Therandom
Sorry, but Tommy Lee Jones Two-Face was just stupid and looked like he had makeup on (which he did) - BrobuskyV 1 Comment
But the villains weren't as good. - Therandom
Sometimes more isn't always better...V 1 Comment
Oh yeah, that toy commercial they call 'Batman and Robin' was WAY more interesting than one of the greatest comic book movies of all time. (The Dark Knight) - Brobusky
The story seems to be more interesting in Batman - Batman and Robin. - MettsbackupV 1 Comment
I enjoy the first four Batman movies than the Dark Knight trilogy. - Mettsbackup
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The city is way more cooler looking than it was now. - MettsbackupV 1 Comment
I liked the tumbler version better.
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Under an organization called the House Plan students work with a team of staff members. There are three houses (House A, B & C), each consisting of counselors and an assistant principal. Each house team has been placed in a single location so that each member can help you in different ways: Role of Counselor Your counselor wants to help you in any areas of concern or interest, including programming and scheduling of classes, college and career information, guidance, graduation requirements, and the transition to Beverly Hills High School. You will be required to meet with your counselor once a year; however, you are welcome to schedule appointments at any time. Students are encouraged to see their counselors before or after school, nutrition & lunch time. Role of Assistant Principal Your assistant principal will monitor your progress and attendance to help you succeed.
HOUSE A HOUSE B HOUSE C COUNSELING CENTERS Kate Marks Guidance Counselor A-Ci Celeste McDonald Guidance Counselor Co-Hen Janice Hart Guidance Counselor Her-L Bridget Reichhart Guidance Counselor M-Pe Diane Hale Guidance Counselor Sol-Z Hanna Zylberberg Guidance Counselor Pi-Sok Ali Norman- Franks Intervention Counselor Room 288 Jill Lewis College Counselor Room 273 Megen Anspach ROP/Career Counselor Room 292 Kelly Tabis Assistant Principal Toni Staser Assistant Principal Amy Golden Assistant Principal
Bell Schedule All classes meet daily Monday through Friday except on block days. Students typically begin their day at approximately 8:00am. (Times will vary for those students who participate on an athletic team and/or those who have an optional 1 st period.) Wed/Thurs/Fri Per 1 7:09 – 8:00 Per 2 8:05 – 8:56 Per 3 9:06 – 9:57 Nut9:57 -10:02 Per 4 10:12 – 11:03 Per 5 11:13 – 12:04 Per 612:14-1:05 Lunch1:05-1:45 Per 71:55-2:46 Per 82:56-3:47 Odd Block (Wed) Per 1 7:10 – 8:40 Per 3 8:45 – 10:15 Nut 10:15 – 10:20 Per 5 10:30 – 12:00 Enrichment 12:10 – 1:05 Lunch 1:05 – 1:45 Per 71:55-2:46 Even Block (Thur) Per 2 8:05 – 9:35 Nut 9:35 – 9:40 Per 49:50 - 11:20 Per 6 11:30 – 1:00 Lunch 1:00 – 1:40 Per 8 1:50 – 3:20 Mon/Tue Per 1 7:05 – 8:00 Per 2 8:05 – 9:10 (HR) Per 3 9:20 – 10:15 Nut10:15 -10:20 Per 4 10:30 – 11:25 Per 5 11:35 – 12:30 Lunch 12:30 – 1:10 Per 6 1:20 – 2:15 Per 7 2:25 – 3:20 Per 8 3:30 – 4:25
BEVERLY HILLS HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS 230 Credits are required for graduation from BHHS. BHHS graduation requirements are aligned with the UC/CSU A-G requirements. Incoming Seniors: Class of 2013 English 4 years Social Studies 3 years Foreign Language 2 years (of same language) Biology 1 year Physical Science 1 year Mathematics 3 years (through Geometry) Fine Arts 1 year Health 1 semester Physical Education 2 years (and pass fitness exam) Credits Must earn total of 230 credits CAHSEE California High School Exit Exam must be passed to receive diploma Incoming Juniors: Class of 2014 English 4 years Social Studies 3 years Foreign Language 2 years (of same language) Biology 1 year Physical Science 1 year Mathematics 3 years (through Algebra II) Fine Arts 1 year Health 1 semester Physical Education 2 years (and pass fitness exam) Credits Must earn total of 230 credits CAHSEE California High School Exit Exam must be passed to receive diploma Incoming Sophomores: Class of 2015 English 4 years Social Studies 3 years Foreign Language 2 years (of same language) Biology 1 year Physical Science 1 year (including Chem. or Physics) Mathematics 3 years (through Algebra II) Fine Arts 1 year Health 1 semester Physical Education 2 years (and pass fitness exam) Credits Must earn total of 230 credits CAHSEE California High School Exit Exam must be passed to receive diploma Incoming Freshmen: Class of 2016 English 4 years Social Studies 3 years Foreign Language 2 years (of same language) Biology 1 year Physical Science 1 year (including Chem. or Physics) Mathematics 3 years (through Algebra II) Fine Arts 1 year Health 1 semester Physical Education 2 years (and pass fitness exam) Credits Must earn total of 230 credits CAHSEE California High School Exit Exam must be passed to receive diploma
Explanation of Grading System Grades are assigned using letter symbols as follows: A Superior or Advanced Proficient B Above Average or Proficient C Average or Basic D Below Average F Fail (not passing) or Far below basic INC Incomplete work due to absence must be made up by the end of the succeeding quarter or the grade becomes "F" NC (no credit) and NM (no mark) symbols are used also, according to school policy. P Special classes only (lab, tech, tutors, lab. Assistants, pass/fail options) WP Withdraw Pass WF Withdraw Fail Progress Grade Reports are mailed every five weeks throughout the semester.
Grades Conduct Evaluation Your conduct evaluation is a part of your total grade. S – Satisfactory N – Needs to improve U – Unsatisfactory To earn an S grade, you must consistently: 1. Obey rules, respect public and personal property and actively promote the general welfare. 2. Maintain courteous relations with teachers and fellow pupils and work without disturbing others. 3. Assume responsibility for having necessary tools and materials and go to work immediately. 4. Maintain an excellent attendance record by avoiding unnecessary absence or tardiness. 5. Maintain appropriate standards of personal dress and grooming as established by District policy. Grades of N and U indicate degrees of failure to meet the standards in 1-5.
ATTEND CLASS EVERY DAY: Missing school can often mean you will be missing on course lectures, taking notes, participating in class discussions and activities or projects, as well as important dates for assignments, tests, and quizzes. You may be skilled in making up missed work; however, you can never fully make up all that you miss out on when you are absent. In order to get good grades and to be most successful, you must attend school every day. If you are absent, your parent or guardian must contact the Attendance Office (310-551-5125) to excuse your absence. 1 unexcused absence = 3% deduction from your grade! 2 unexcused absence = 6 % deduction from your grade! 3 unexcused absence = 9% deduction from your grade! Tardiness: Students are expected to be in class when the tardy bell rings. Tardy students cause classroom disruption and affect the continuity of instruction. Students are considered tardy if they arrive late to class without a written note from a school official. Tardiness will result in the following progressive penalties. Each tardy shall be counted as 1/5 of an unexcused absence (0.6% deduction from a semester grade)
Business Office The Business Office, located in the Student Store, handles all class and club accounts and ticket sales for special events. Cafeteria The Cafeteria serves a wide variety of foods available at nutrition and lunch. The facility is closed briefly during the morning for maintenance purposes. Students desiring to work for their lunches may apply to the Cafeteria office. The Cafeteria operates under supervision of the Board of Education. Library The mission of the High School Library is to ensure that students acquire a lifelong interest in reading, are effective users of ideas, information, and technology, and have access to a rich diversity of literature and resources. Student Store The Student Store is located on the third floor. The store is open before school, during nutrition and lunch. It serves as the sales headquarters for Associated Student Body Cards, special event tickets, payment for athletics or tests, P.E. apparel purchase, and much more.
Facilities on Campus Career Center The center, located in Room 292, has college and career information available for all students to begin exploring their options for the future. This center is staffed by a credentialed, full time Regional Occupational Program/Career Counselor to provide career guidance and counseling services, assisting students with career planning and college exploration. The ROP Counselor is available to assist students with career interest surveys, career research, information, and goal setting. College Center The center, located in Room 273, is a resource for students inquiring about college opportunities. Students can take advantage of college workshops, college admissions representatives, group presentations, and much more. Students in all grade levels are encouraged to take advantage of the college center.
Facilities on Campus NormanAid Center The NormanAid Center (room 288) is a great place to come if you need to speak with someone about anything. At the NormanAid Center, Mrs. Norman-Franks is available to meet with you, as well as peer counselors, counseling interns, and therapists from the Maple Counseling Center. You can make an appointment to speak with someone or walk in. Topics that the NormanAid Center staff are comfortable talking about include: abuse, alcohol, bullying, death, drugs, LGBTQ support, peer pressure, religion, sex, suicidal thoughts, and more. Students also come to the NormanAid Center to get support in school (academics, study skills, issues with teachers/classes, organization skills, time management, etc.). Because your safety is the number one priority, a staff member may need to consult with colleagues or break confidentiality if they are concerned that a student is harming themselves, someone else, or someone is hurting them. Please stop by the NormanAid Center at any time!
Lockers All new students are assigned a locker which they use while enrolled at BHHS. Students are encouraged not to share lockers or locker combinations. Lockers needing repairs should be reported to the Attendance Office. Lost and Found Articles found on campus should be taken immediately to the Attendance Office. Students must complete a "Loss of Personal Property" slip. Textbooks Textbooks are obtained in the Textbook Room.
BHHS Athletics Fall Sports Cheer, Cross Country, Football, Girls Golf, Girls Tennis, Girls Volleyball Boys Water Polo Winter Sports Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, Boys Soccer, Girls Soccer, Girls Water Polo, Wrestling Spring Sports Baseball, Boys Golf, Boys Lacrosse, Girls Lacrosse, Boys Tennis, Track, Softball, Swimming Summer conditioning is offered during summer school in the afternoons. Please contact Jason Newman, Co-Athletic Director with questions at email@example.com
Activities/Clubs/Organizations Being a well-rounded person is important. Our goal is that 100% of the student body will be involved in an activity, club, or organization. Activities outside of class are where you may actually acquire and practice skills like problem solving, communication skills, and teamwork. Experiment with clubs or activities to find out what is right for you; however there should be something you start and stay with for at least a couple of years. This demonstrates commitment. A complete list of available activities, clubs, and organizations is available on the BHHS website. Please contact Loren Newman, Director of Student Activities at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have additional questions.
Upcoming Events Registration Seniors – Aug 14 th Juniors – Aug 15 th Sophomores – Aug 16 th Freshmen – Aug 17 th Appointment Times: Athletes7:45-9:00am A-C9:00-9:45am D-F9:45-10:30am G-M10:30-11:30am N-S1:15-2:15pm T-Z2:15-3:15pm Closed for Lunch 11:30-12:30pm Textbook Rm Closed12:00-1:00pm *August 21st – New Student Orientation (8:00 am – 1:00 pm) (students only) First Day of School – August 27th For more information visit the Beverly Hills High School website and click on Counselors' Corner.
Tips for Becoming a Successful Norman BELIEVE IN YOURSELF: Students don't always have the self-confidence they need to achieve their goals because they may worry that they won't measure up to standards (either their own, someone else's, or society's) or because they fear competition. You may be standing in our own way! If you believe in yourself and your abilities, it is much easier to achieve your goals. BE PREPARED: Show up to class every day ready to learn. You need to bring your textbooks, paper, pencils, etc. In order to learn, participate, and to make the most out of every class, you must do your assigned work before each and every class. Being prepared also means that you come to class physically and mentally alert. In order to do this, you need to eat right, exercise, and get enough sleep. This will make it easier for you to focus during class. CHOOSE YOUR SEAT WISELY: It is easier to pay attention in class if you are sitting in an area with limited distractions. Avoid sitting next to someone who may interrupt you or a friend who might distract you. You may also want to avoid sitting near windows or doorways that could draw your attention away from what is going on in the classroom. PEER SUPPORT : Ask at least one person in each class for his or her phone number. That way you can reach out to someone if you have a question about work for the class, find out what you have missed if you were absent, or form a study group. It's also a good way to stay connected with your peers and to make new friends. USE A NORMAN PLANNER: Students find it helpful to use an assignment notebook to get organized and to better manage their time. Planners are extremely useful in helping you plan your week and get things done in entirely and on time. Norman Planners can be purchased at the Student Store.
Tips for Becoming a Successful Norman Cont… LEARN HOW TO ADAPT: Every teacher is different, just like every student is different. Each teacher will have his or her own set of rules, personality, and teaching style. It does not matter if you agree with these rules; it only matters that you follow and adapt to them. Counselors will not change your class if you are not getting along with a teacher. If you are having difficulty adapting, communicate and work with your teacher or set up a parent meeting to resolve the issue. TIPS FOR APPROACHING A COUNSELOR: If you have a quick question, drop by their office during nutrition, lunch or after school, or you can send an email. If you have a question or issue that will take longer to discuss, set up a meeting with your counselor instead of just dropping in, as counselors are extremely busy. Write an e-mail or note stating that you would like to make an appointment. NORMANAID STUDENT SUPPORT BLOG: Beginning the journey into Beverly Hills High School can be both exciting and anxiety-producing. Students may worry about classes, grades, friends and peer-pressure. If you have any questions or concerns that you would like to anonymously ask, please visit our NormanAid Support Blog. To access the NormanAid Blog, go to www.normanaid.blogspot.com. VISIT OUR LIBRARY: The BHHS Library is a terrific place to study, full of all the materials you need: textbooks, reference books, computers and printers, copier, school supplies (rulers, hole-punch, staples, glue, etc.), and many other resources. It is also the only distraction-free- zone on campus; with guaranteed "quiet zones" for concentrating and a quiet talking area for group projects and tutoring.
Tips for Becoming a Successful Norman Cont… NORMAN GUIDE: Read the Norman Guide to become familiar with Beverly Hills High School's policies, classes, programs, and activities. BHHS APP: BHHS has an app which is very helpful and easy to use. You can view our daily bulletins, calendar, bell schedule and lots more. Don't forget to check it out! JUPITER GRADES: Jupiter Grades lets students and parents check their current grades and homework online anytime. Everyone has their own password, so grades are always private. It is recommended that you check Jupiter Grades regularly. EMAIL : Teachers and staff send announcements through email. It is recommended that parents and students check their email regularly to not miss important information.
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Awesome place to camp. Very friendly family orientated atmosphere. My kids look forward to this trip every year. You can't ask for better! If you have kids you won't see them from sun up to sun down due to the amount of activities. Pet friendly, Clean restrooms and friendly staff!! - Gina Falt
Jul 2014 - $58.00
First thing to remember is the name of the park is "campsites" not "RV resort" Which makes it a mixed bag. Staff was friendly, and responsive to emails. Good cable TV connection which was important as trees on edge of field were too high for Dish Network. Have 39' fifth wheel, put us on end lot pull-through which normally would be a good thing... except here the lot was so narrow our front door was only 6 feet from road. Roads were not made for big rigs, e.g., tight turns with tree overhangs. If you have smaller camper, or pop up and don't need Wi-Fi [at your site] or sewer probably be OK. FYI, a killer mountain climb if you try to get there from US 44 BEFORE Winsted. Instead follow US 44 through town to CT 8 then right on CT 20 and finally right to Reballard Rd which becomes Old North. You and your truck will be much happier. - Tom & Marilyn
Granville, Massachusetts (map) | (413) 357-6494
Sites: 225 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 14 Reviews
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We spent almost a week there with the kids (ages 10-8) across from the pool area. This is a beautiful campground and we often saw the staff working to maintain it: mowing, weeding, cleaning the grounds. The pool was nice and warm and clean. (We saw owner cleaning and checking the pool every morning.) There was a nice large deck around the pool to sit with chairs, tables and umbrellas. There is minigolf (looked in decent shape but we did not do) and mining $5 or $9 per bag (we did, kids got nice gems) on site. There is a fishing pond and a boating pond. We didn't do paddle boats because it looked a little too weedy. Our site was a large pull through with water, electric and sewer. There was hair (from a human haircut) on our site when we got here, but when told, the staff was quick to go rake it up. The playground was in good shape. There were a few activities during the week and many on the weekend. They were well organized and well run by friendly staff. It rained a few days while we were here and we still had fun hanging out in the rec hall playing ping-pong, air hockey, wii, watching a movie (scheduled activity), doing puzzles, and eating from the snackbar. Staff moved up the dance from 7pm to 6pm because of bad weather, to give campers something to do. DJ was friendly and kids had a blast. Pizza was good and other items were reasonably priced. We all loved the Sunday breakfast buffet. Ladies showers need a little updating but the rest of the bathroom was obviously recently renovated. Close by we visited the Granville Country store (GREAT cheese) and the Gran-Val scoop (ice cream and a few farm animals to feed and pat). Overall one of the nicer campgrounds we have visited truly due to the staff. We will definitely return after we get the truck tuned up and brakes checked. The hills on the way to the campground were long and steep! - Itsatrip
Jul 2011 - $42.00
Bathrooms were small, old/dirty, soap dispenser was empty often and paper towel dispenser was broken for 3 days! They advertised mini-golf, but we learned that it was staffed only on the weekend, and closed at 1 PM. Paddle boats advertised for use on pond were locked up and staff not available on the holiday weekend to unlock and clean for use. Many unsupervised kids roaming the camp grounds. Went to do a craft activity on a rainy day, and staff would not set up an additional folding table for us, but rather expected our family to split up to different tables with available chairs, not very friendly or accommodating. We camped next to a cabin on the pond that was allowed to set up multiple tents at their cabin, which made for many people at one site, and blocked our view of the pond. We would never return to this campground. - new_camper
Jun 2011 - $42.00
Pros:overall, seems like a nice, well-run campground. The free Wi-Fi worked well. The pool is nice. It does not allow kids to swim without parents and has adult swim hours. The two ponds are fun places for kids to catch minnows and salamanders with nets (we were told there aren't many bigger fish though). Cons: we were near a group of cabins where a large group was staying, which meant loud music and a lot of noise. Also, there were a lot of unsupervised teens and pre-teens who were often hanging out at or near the playground, which made for an unpleasant atmosphere for little kids. The bigger kids were standing in the baby swings, using foul language on the playground and leaving trash there. Each time we went to the play area, I had to pick up several pieces of trash, including crushed cans, ice cream sticks, etc. There are plenty of trash cans around the play area, so it's unfortunate that campers can't be bothered to use them. - ctcampers
256 College Hwy Southwick, Massachusetts 01077 (map) | (413) 569-6339
Sites: 97 | Latest Rate: $42.00 | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2011 - $42.00
This campground is terrible, very poorly maintained. From the entrance road which needed serious upgrading to the bathhouse, everything was in serious need of attention. The bathhouse was poorly maintained, three toilet stalls in Womens side, only one in working condition. It was dirty the entire time. The grounds were not well kept and the staff were not pleasant. We were actually repulsed by this campground and would suggest it be avoided at all costs! - eastman
Jun 2011 - $45.00
This place was poorly maintained. The restrooms are filthy. The roads are full of large potholes. There are a lot of trees overhanging the road. Very dusty as some of the perm. campers "keep the road hot" constantly driving to the trash can etc. It is very overpriced for the money. Take my advice and keep going! - crackers
May 2006 - $33.00
Southwick Acres is related to Sodom Mountain CG. SA is more geared toward seasonal campers with the number of what looked like rental sites being a small minority. There are a handfull of tent sites and 5 cabins available. The small single bathhouse also denoted the number of seasonal sites since seasonals have sewer. SA welcomes kids but they are not what I would call "kid friendly" as they don't have any activites planned, rather they allow cmapers to go to Sodom Mtn and participate in their activities. The camp store was also essentially non-existant. Had we only planned a camping weekend and not had our days filled with trips to nearby 6 Flags, it would have not been one of our better Memorial Day weekend experiences. All in all, it was an ok campground with friendly staff, hence the mediocre rating. - Nik
Southwick, Massachusetts (map) | (413) 569-3930
Sites: 185 | Latest Rate: $47.00 | 15 Reviews
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We stayed here again Columbus Day Weekend, 2016 with two other couples after having successful experiences in the past. Unfortunately, this trip was not as pleasant.
To start things off, we reserved four remote sites for this weekend well in advance. When we arrived, we found out that one of the employees had given our sites away to another party, so they reassigned us to three sites next to the dumping station. Yuck! We arrived after the office closed at 8 p.m. (Who closes that early on a holiday weekend?), so there wasn't much to do at that point but proceed to the site and set up.
At our sites, one of the power outlets didn't work. No sewer connection, but had a gray water inlet.
The weekend itself was uneventful, but on the day we were to leave, we had to wait OVER AN HOUR in line for said dumping station, because it was their only one. And then when my wife went to retrieve our deposit for the gate card upon departure at 1 p.m., she was yelled at by the staffer for checking out past checkout time. She explained that the line was long at the dumping station and refused to believe that it took us an hour to dump.
Needless to say, this will be our last trip there. - grumpah
Aug 2014 - $46.00
We stood here in August for group events at both Six Flags New England and Lake Compounce. The staff was able to put myself and my friend together, in an unconventional way, since I needed FHU and he didn't. His site said that it had electric, but the electric came from my post. Thankfully, he only had a popup, and 20amps were fine. The facility was on the side of a large hill. Bathrooms in our area were clean, remodeled, but in an old bathhouse trailer. Showers were also clean, and cost 25 cents. I never have an issue paying for a clean shower. Staff was very friendly. My site was a bit unlevel on the roadside, but was fixed with on plank. I did have to place my unit by using my sewer hose as a guide, as the sewer connection was a bit of a distance away. All in all, I would stay there again if I was to go to both Six Flags and Lake Compounce in the same weekend. - ChooChoo Man
Jul 2014 - $48.00
I read the other reviews but here is my take on this park. If you don't care about your paint your all set. Seems the town, that you must drive through doesn't trim trees wide or high enough for class A's. Not easy to get to. Narrow city streets, cable awful reception, low hanging trees, and we followed their directions! Rough dirt and gravel roads, and very narrow. Grass pull thru, not very level, no pad, Bugs galore. Never told ahead of time that there is an additional fee if you use your air conditioning. That was a surprise at check in. Next surprise, NO 50 amp service in the pull thru, only in back ins, and another additional charge for that! Wifi very weak. Just a weird backwoods kind of place. Seedy looking. Would not recommend or return. - THE DOC
410 Tolland Rd East Otis, Massachusetts 01029 (map) | (413) 269-6002
Sites: 92 | Latest Rate: $14.00 | 3 Reviews
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This is definitely forest camping on Otis Reservoir, which is a scenic lake peninsula. No hookups and there are only about 25 sites out of 93 for trailers and RVs. Our site was down a long rocky driveway slanted to the lake with a picnic table and fire pit overlooking the lake. We could have put a kayak in from our site. Many campers put their boats in at the boat landing and tie it up on the shore near their campsites. It was beautiful. There are many tent and pop up camper sites right on the water. The campground has a nice beach and offers boating, fishing, hiking and swimming. Comfort stations are clean with showers. There is a dump station near the office. This is not just off the highway, it is a long ride in off of route 8 in western MA and I would not want to drive it at night. Our site had four campsites around it but with all the trees and shrubs we could see only the top of one tent in the distance. It is a peaceful place to camp but I would not take an RV over 28 ft camping here. We would camp here again. - gsnakehill
Jul 2010 - $14.00
All the sites seemed to have a lot of privacy with lots of trees and greenery. The lake is beautiful with a nice swim area. Very peaceful, quiet at night, and overall attractive and well kept. Ranger programs for kids and adults are available. Pleasant staff. We will be back. - poodlecamper
Aug 2009 - $12.00
This is a very nice campground that's on the Otis Reservoir. The beach area is average size for a Massachusetts State Park. There are lifeguards on duty most of the time. The campsites are large but some are on hills which make it a tent only site. There is a boat ramp for the general public for use of their watercraft. The weekend we went there the ramp was closed early Saturday afternoon because the parking lot was full. There are also A.T.V. and dirt bike trails in the woods. If you have a powered watercraft or a four wheeler this is a great place to camp. We were able to hike, ride bikes, swim and fish all at one park. We would go back again but it's a long drive for a weekend, so we will hold off for now. - B. P. Donelan
700 Tolland Rd East Otis, Massachusetts 01029 (map) | (413) 269-4036
Sites: 225 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 1 Reviews
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Staff was very friendly. There are some beautiful shaded sites; we were in the field, and sun was directly on us in the afternoon and that was a little uncomfortable. We did have 30 amp service, so could use the AC. I'd ask for shade next time, but we didn't give much notice before reserving. Restrooms and showers were very nice & clean. They had everything we needed. We had a great camping experience there. They have boat rentals, a nice lake which is across the road from the camp store. - SharonW.
360 Canaan Norfolk Rd East Canaan, Connecticut 06024 (map) | (860) 824-7051
Sites: 500 | Latest Rate: $53.00 | 17 Reviews
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This is a great park and I would stay again. Grass was groomed throughout. Activities were awesome and the staff very friendly. We enjoyed everything about the park. The roads were nice gravel. The restrooms are clean. Big rig friendly. Easy to maneuver around. Beautiful view of the mountains. - CrazyCamper2
Jul 2015 - $99.00
Very Expensive even for a holiday weekend. It happens to be the most expensive campground we're ever stayed in partly because they charge and extra $12/night for anything more than 2 adults/site. The layout and grounds are just OK. The park is run like a resort with activities (mostly for kids) announced over a very loud speaker system (one was right in our site) several times a day. Nice pool and hot tub -- otherwise not worth the extra fees paid. Site was a bit downhill with a big drop off at the back of the site. Our 39' rig had to overhang the ravine a bit to be off of the road. - wisewoman
Jul 2012 - $45.00
Would of gave this campground a better rating if they didn't put us in the middle of a hay field. Seemed like 98 percent permanents with golf carts. Recreation and activities are awesome. - bbabmbbb
118 Hemlock Hill Litchfield, Connecticut 06756 (map) | (860) 567-2267
Sites: 140 | Latest Rate: $56.00 | 7 Reviews
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Resort? I don't think so. No cable; no sewer; no WiFi - how is that a resort? When I called to book the site I was told that it was the last weekend for camping so the pool and hot tub were closed, there were no activities planned and the store would be closed. We really only wanted a place to park the motorhome while we did some leaf peeping so that didn't matter to us. I was surprised that we were still charged the full summer weekend rate, even when I asked for a discount. The campground looks like it is mostly seasonals and the sites are not kept up very well. Driving to our site seemed like we were driving thru an automotive junkyard. Our fire pit was overflowing with garbage and brush. Truly disappointing experience. - Bonnie66
Oct 2015 - $56.00
We first camped here in 2014. There is a lot to do here on the weekends. From Luau's and pig roasts to country hoe downs, carnivals, family dinners, dances and community fires, this place makes you feel at home. I heard all the bad reviews when the prior owners had the place but the new co-op has turned things around and are constantly improving the look and grounds of the campground. They have 2 well maintained pools and a hot tub. Large play space area for the kids, a covered pavilion, and well maintained laundry facilities. The bathrooms are heated and very clean. Free showers with large dressing areas. Everyone we have come across treats you like family. We have had such positive experiences here we are becoming seasonal campers next year here. - Nk1996
Jun 2009 - $55.00
Rate was the highest we paid in 2.5 years of full timing. We expected luxury, but it was substandard. Gravel road into park. Entrance to the park <very> unlevel. Check-in behind the pool, 50' away from where you stop, and you walk across gravel/dirt/mud. After you register, you have to go forward, then back up to make a difficult u-turn to get to sites. Very friendly and concerned staff. Few sites for big rigs. Interior roads very tight and full of ruts; we almost bottomed out. A disaster. Wi-Fi was very slow; no cable and only a few TV stations with antenna. 30-amp hookup did not have a circuit breaker, electrical wire tied to trees. Don't follow GPS; follow directions on website if you <really> want this experience. Weekend we were here was a "backyard carnival," but they charged for almost everything. Laundry had one washer and one dryer. We will NOT be back. We'd rather stay at a Wal-Mart. - bbonnell
435 Watertown rd Thomaston, Connecticut 06787 (map) | (860) 283-8144
Sites: 72 | Latest Rate: $51.00 | 35 Reviews
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We stayed here while on our way to MA. The owner was very nice, and the campground served its purpose. I would not spend more than 1 night here, but to stop on the way somewhere: it's perfect. - joeyd
Sep 2015 - $46.00
Hard to find the park with narrow steep interior gravel roads. Primarily permanent people and no upkeep on the park. Buildings are in need of repairs and park is weed infested. I assume they are the only park in the area. Would not stay there again. - johnmackxx
Sep 2015 - $48.00
Park is scruffy & definitely in need of some TLC, but folks were very nice & fellow campers as well. Seems like only 2 pull thrus. Good stop over being only 10 minutes from I84.
Overpriced for this small park & charged 3. For air conditioning. - Beachside Baby
186 Enterprise Drive Bristol, Connecticut 06010 (map) | (860) 583-3300
Sites: 127 | Latest Rate: $54.00 | 8 Reviews
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Way overpriced for a campground that doesn't have full hook ups...no sewer. - jbrown002
May 2016 - $60.00
This was the first time that we camped at Bear Creek. It was my husband, myself, and my two children We were excited about our trip however disappointed when we got to the campground. I understand that it is a new campground but it felt like we were camping on a tarmac. It was hot and there was no shade or relief in sight. We have air conditioning in our camper but we don't camp to spend 100% of our time in our camper. We did go to the amusement park one day however I do not feel that the discounted price of the tickets was really worth the $60 a night to camp at Bear Creek. It is advertised as being a part of Lake Compounce so my feeling is there should be a larger discount for the amusement park, otherwise don't advertise and sell it as being part of amusement park. The price we paid for the amusement park tickets was the same as any other discount that you can receive by going on the internet. It was not what we expected and we would not return. The staff were friendly and helpful. The water had good pressure. There was no sewer hookups. As stated in other reviews there is a power plant that creates a humming noise 24/7. The facilities were clean just not a place to bring children on a hot summer day unless your planning on spending all your time at the amusement park. The trolley service to the amusement park is very convenient. Campground is pet friendly. - Lck
May 2016 - $60.00
As others have said, this is a newer park, and the RV camping is basically in a big gravel field. There are trees, but they are young and offer no shade at all. Hook-ups are water and electric only, no sewer. Sites are gravel and level, everything was in good working order.
The restrooms and showers are very nice, modern and were very clean. I noticed they were cleaned several times a day.
Staff was very friendly and helpful, even in the rain all weekend.
Only real problem we had was getting to the campground. We came in in the early AM dark and as you approach the amusement park you can't see the signs for the campground, the entrance is hidden to the left before the parking lot toll booths, where there is a lit sign. A lit sign on the road would have been very helpful.
The main reason for visiting is the amusement park, but this is a good jumping off point for other local attractions, and the campground itself has activities as well. On our visit they had a Mothers Day pancake breakfast that was excellent.
Overall it is a bit pricey for a W/E site, but still a nice place to stay and we plan to return. - Cyclonic


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With somewhere in the neighborhood of 60 original Zappa albums, you simply have to wonder if Rykodisc will ever need to find another artist to keep them in the black. This is the second and by no means the last compilation of Zappa tunes that was not arranged by the artist except in the original cut. While Son of Cheap Thrills shares some features of compilations created by the master, they are only in a vague cookie-cutter type of way. While every Zappa album has to be hated and suffered through twice before you understand and love it forever, this makeshift semblance of Zappa tunes still couldn't outshine charcoal after the tenth listen.
Yes, it has favorites like Disco Boy which graces about fifteen of his albums and is sickening by now to connoisseurs. It also packs time into endless go-nowhere jams on tunes like Ya Honza, that only make you wish you could be there, or at least somewhere else. What the boys at Rykodisc, forgot to do was add some type of continuity or greater picture to this semblance of orphaned tunes. Mind you I cannot disparage or in any way insult the music of the man who pioneered and/or perfected any sound ever heard. The extreme disjunction of It Just Might Be a One Shot Deal, the sarcastic '50s doo-wop sound of Love of My Life, and the numerous instrumentals that grace this seemingly thrown together album are to some small degree a display of his range and talent. But, these tunes are by no means picks of the litter. As for Rykodisc's plan to increase Zappa awareness, they'd do better by promoting the album Strictly Commercial (a compilation produced by the artist) more heavily than by throwing together this bunch of second-rate tracks. Why the 6.2 you ask? It's Zappa, and even Rykodisc can't ruin that.
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text: After Much Scrutiny, BYU Will Offer Honor Code Amnesty to Sexual Assault VictimsStassa Edwards10/26/16 4:45pmFiled to: Brigham Young UniversityBYUCampusHigher EducationCollegeSexual AssaultTitle IXCampus Sexual Assault8216EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Image via Getty. Brigham Young University, the Utah-based Mormon flagship school, announced Wednesday that it would no longer investigate sexual assault victims for honor code violations if or when they reported their assault. The ties between BYU's Honor Code office and their Title IX office came under close scrutiny earlier this year when multiple students said that university investigated them for honor code violations—like drinking and premarital sex—after they reported rape and sexual assault. In April, two BYU undergraduates, Madi Barney and Madeline MacDonald, told Jezebel that the university's Honor Code office picked apart their police reports looking for violations. "BYU likes to look at your rape and chop it up into little pieces and choose the parts that they can punish you for," Barney told Jezebel. Barney, who alleges that she was raped off campus, was prevented from registering for classes while the Honor Code office investigated her for violations. Worse still, Barney never filed a Title IX complaint, but the Honor Code office's investigation of her began anyway, after her police report was sent to the university in an act of malice. She has since withdrawn from the university. MacDonald remains at the university and has become a vocal advocate for reforms. Advertisement Advertisement In response to the claims made by Barney, MacDonald, and at least four other students, BYU formed an advisory panel in May. The purpose of the panel was to reconsider the "conflict" between the Honor Code and Title IX office. The panel released its recommendations today, which includes an amnesty clause for sexual assault victims. The Deseret News reports that, in addition to the amnesty clause, BYU will also adopt four other recommendations, including:Create a new, full-time Title IX coordinator position to replace the existing part-time Title IX coordinator position.Create a victim advocate or confidential adviser position.Create a new, physical space to house the Title IX Office in a location separate from the Honor Code Office.Ensure that, unless the health or safety of others is at risk, the Title IX Office does not share information with the Honor Code Office about the complainant without the complainant's consent.Many of the recommendations, including a full-time Title IX coordinator and a victim advocate, are already standard at similarly sized universities. In an email to students and staff, BYU president Kevin Worthen wrote:Our top priority is the safety and well-being of our students. This is particularly true for those who have been the victims of sexual assault. They have been through a devastating experience, and they are looking for our help and support.In August, the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights notified the university that it was investigating Barney's claims. BYU is one of 200 colleges and universities currently under investigation for Title IX violations.Recommended StoriesFederal Government Is Investigating BYU for Mishandling Title IX ComplaintsUtah Is Investigating How BYU Accesses and Police Share Sexual Assault Reports'They're Emboldening My Rapist': Sexual Assault Victims at BYU Are Investigated by the Honor CodeStassa firstname.lastname@example.com repliesLeave a reply


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Sometimes a song just gets under your skin. I could never quite get the acoustic to fit it and then I gradually just got used to the sound. Now I Like singing it but I don't know when that happened. Anyway, my apologies to people who actually love the original.
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This song was a favourite of mine for a long time. It is by the wonderful Jim Malcolm and I first heard it at a time when I was reading about Napoleon (Napoleon by Frank McLynn), and so it fascinated me. Anyway, I was footering around in 2000 with my home recording setup using Logic Audio as my recorder and recorded this purely for fun. To cut a long story short, I no longer use Logic Audio, but switched to Cubase after Apple bought Logic and dumped all us PC users! So I was clearing out some old hard drives and found the original files for this a few weeks ago, and decided to build the files into a song again in Cubase. I believe some midi stuff is missing, as it was tied into Logic's files, but I added in my bouzouki to replace what was from memory, midi piano. It's not particularly special, but it is fun dusting off a song from 12 years ago!
Anyway, it is what it is. Do listen to Jim Malcolm doing it to hear how it should be sung.
Farewell tae Whisky
One of my favourite traditional songs. Learned from The Boys of the Lough's first album when Dick Gaughan was singing with them. The album was re-released on CD only a few years ago and is one of my favourite folk recordings. It's called "the boys of the lough". All very eponymous!
The Helmsdale Plot
When I was in my late teens (I'm 45 now!) I used to play in a folk duo, sometimes trio, with my girlfriend Christine. We were doing a support spot in Helmsdale one night for the amazing and evergreen duo, Gaberlunzie. After the gig was over a lot of drinking and chatting with the locals happened, and in fact the locals took over the bar completely and ensured a free flow of warming libation for all into the wee hours. Anyway, the talk turned to the burning down of Prince Charles's chalet locally which I vaguely recalled had happened, and the responsibility for the act was laid at the feet of one of my fellow carousers. (I'm sure it was an untrue accusation). Over time it got me thinking about the local statue of the Duke of Sutherland which is roundly disliked by the locals. The Duke apparently had it erected to himself as the "great improver", but he is known as one of the perpetrators of the Highland Clearances. In short I wondered how the potentially fire-raising element among the locals had never succumbed to the temptation to destroy the massive hilltop statue. The song emerged some time soon after to satisfy this potentially pleasing fantasy and hopefully captures some of the fear that the plotters would feel. (For the record, don't destroy statues, someone could get hurt, seriously).
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The Helmsdale Plot (Matthew Boyle)
It's Tuesday night and we are standing in the cold, we wait in Glasgow for the last train going north.
We're bound for Inverness, it's there we'll meet some friends, who'll drive us up by Bonar Bridge to Carbisdale.
For when we meet tonight we know that we must all work fast, there is danger all around, our freedom might not last.
For if the Duke survives to see another day, our statement won't be made, our chance may never come another day.
It's 11.40 now, we wait below the bridge, the night seems colder now, we're shaking to our boots.
We'll pass as hikers with our packs of dynamite, we'll plant the charges then we'll vanish in the night.
Then three of us will make our way by different routes down south, the rest of them go back through dawn to their homes Kildonan way,
They will get the satisfaction given by the blast, knowing its their handiwork, knowing that the Duke has gone at last.
And you said, last Friday night, that you wanted counted in.
And you said, when we last met, that we'd meet in Lairg at midnight.
And you said, that with your help, that we'd consign him in the night-time.
And you said, that with his passing, with his going, he'd set the northern sky alight.
Come by Glasgow, Come by Fife or Aberdeen, Come and see the greatest sight the north has ever seen.
Come and see this pilgrimage we've made of broken stone, come and see what's left now of this man who never cared.
For when we meet tonight we know that we must all work fast, there is danger all around, our freedom might not last.
For if the Duke survives to see another day, our statement won't be made, our chance may never come another day.
Bill Hosie
This song is by Archie Fisher and I have always been fascinated by it. It is so unusual to have a folksong-style piece about something as geeky as a guy who restored a racing seaplane and met his end living the dream. You know when a song mentions the engine that "nerdvana" has been achieved. Archie Fisher does this in a modal tuning, this is my more pedestrian version in standard tuning.


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A saga of ambition, wealth, family loyalty and personal tragedy. From Joseph Kennedy's rise on Wall Street, through John, Robert and Edward's successes and scandals, the family has left a storied political legacy.
The conventional view is that after Joe Jr. died, Joe Sr. immediately turned to Jack and said, okay, you're now going to be the first Catholic President of the United States. The process was so much more subtle and complicated than that. For one thing, Joe Jr.'s death was so devastating to Joe Sr. Some friend of his said it was the most severe shock ever registered on a human being that he'd ever seen. He went into a depression. He couldn't get out of his room during the day. And only gradually did life reassert itself when he began to hope that maybe in this family something more could go on to answer his dreams for the family. On Jack's part, he saw the depression that his father was suffering. He wanted to reach out and help but he didn't know how. There was no way he thought he could be what Joe Jr. had been to his father. So the two of them circled around each other, I think for years, with Jack wanting to satisfy some need of the father's, the father wishing Jack could satisfy it but the father never could see Jack at that point as a politician. He was shy, he was withdrawn, he was happy-go-lucky, he was having too good of a time, he was undisciplined. And Jack surprised him. Jack decided, I think, to go into politics at first to make his father happy. Only later did he realize it was what he wanted for himself and suddenly he was good at it. And I think Joe Sr. was a surprised as anyone. There's a wonderful scene where at one point Jack was talking on a square, I think Maverick Square in East Boston and suddenly the father sees this kid is good, in fact I believe he's better than Joe Jr. ever would have been because he had that wry sense of humor that Joe Jr., who was so serious, never would have brought to it. But it was only time that allowed Joe Sr. to reevaluate his whole sense of this second child who he had never thought very much about in terms of ambition for the future.
Jackie seemed to have a really complicated set of feelings toward the press; on the one hand, once she became First Lady and especially I think when she went to Europe and DeGaulle loved her and Paris loved her, she got enormous pleasure from the celebrity of being First Lady and she courted it after that. But then at certain moments when she wanted her privacy back, she would turn it away. And I think she legitimately wanted to keep her children free from that kind of celebrity. It became an obsessive, and I think in some ways, very healthy response to want to keep them and let them have a life of their own but she wanted it still for herself, so she would find herself alternately at times, wishing the press would write her up and other times saying, don't touch me, I want you out of here. And I think she was confused about it in her own mind and that's why it came out in such a contradictory fashion to the public at large.
I think what the Peace Corps meant to young people was a chance to break out of the normal pattern of one's life. If you normally went from high school to college and then got into a profession and settled down, the Peace Corps offered you the chance to just say, I'm going to do something adventurous, not at all expected, something different, traveling to a foreign land and also knowing that you were helping people while you were carrying out your own adventure. You had that feeling that you would be helping people to learn to read or injecting people and giving them the chance to prevent disease from happening. It was that combination of feeling like you were saving the world and maybe saving yourself at the same time.
The best part of Jack Kennedy in some ways was the way in which he made politics such an honorable profession and made people feel like by doing public service, by being in the Peace Corps, by helping other people, that you could lead a life that was so much richer and broader than by simply having a career, making money and having your own family. He made people feel that life would be lived more fully if they helped their fellow man. And that was part of him. I mean he, himself, had chosen public life at that point, his whole family had chosen public life and somehow that choice was reflected on the country at large and it made them feel that life would be a little richer than it would otherwise be by broadening it and helping other people at the same time as you were loving what you were doing yourself.
I was a freshman in college when JFK ran for the presidency and there was such a sense of excitement about that campaign. He made you feel like things were going to change, the country was going to be different. I can still remember when he gave his speech proposing the Peace Corps and saying to myself, I want to do that. It meant breaking loose from the ordinary pattern of going to college and graduate school and going to Africa and helping people and giving injections. Somehow it meant that your lives were going to be broader as a result of JFK. For me probably there was also the sense, being Irish Catholic, of feeling like this was the first Catholic President, that it symbolically meant something for everybody that I was a part of, to become President.
For more on John F. Kennedy, visit JFK.
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A nostalgic and humorous look at how old world Chicago lives side by side with the new.
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Nice decor and friendly staff. Room was clean. They ran out of hot water. Cold shower and shave are no fun. Also we could not regulate the room temperature. Made for a restless sleep. Average breakfast. If I was back in that area I would probably give one of the other many options a try.
Thank you so much for your review! On behalf of everyone on staff here at Hyatt Place, I apologize for the cold water you experienced during your stay. Our maintenance staff have been monitoring the hot water to ensure this issue does not continue. I also would like to apologize for the inconsistence in your room temperature. As our air...
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Leif 362666 140 Norwegian farm house either
Norwegian farm house
My house, a typical period farmhouse from the west coast. Buildt in 1904.
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Do you have any more pics from your farm Leif? Where abouts in Norway do you live?
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It is in south west, nearest big town is Bergen.
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Cool :-)
From pictures I have seen your country is a very beautiful one. What sort of farming do you do Leif?
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Like most small farms it has sheeps. It is not possible to earn enough to live of it. The owners have always had some extra jobs beside. My grand-grand-father stayed some years in USA to save enough to buy the farm, and he worked in a pack-house in the winter when it was season for herring.
The last year I have not had animals myself, but a neighbor have sheeps here in the summer.
It starts to get a problem that small farms are taken back by nature because it is not economical to run small farms, partly due to taxation and building regulations.
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That is a shame, infact sad, when farmers cant make a living off their land & are forced to seek work off the farm & in the worst cases sell their farms & move to the city :-(
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It is not many farms for sale. Owners of small farms have always had jobs beside, and if they sell the animals they still live on the farms. Small farms are very popular and usually stay in the family, not many are sold. Farms for sale are usually bigger farms where next generation dont want to take ower. Due to regulations they are sold for quite low prices, about for the same cost as a new house in towns.
Re: Norwegian farm house
Ok, thanks for the information Leif :-)
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(Don Boudreaux)
In my latest column in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, I argue that people should be governed by experts – that is, each individual should be governed by himself or herself, for no one is more expert in an individual than is that same individual. A slice:
Only you are expert on you and your family. Only you know if it's "right" for you to deal with the risks and benefits of a certain drug. Of course, you'd be wise to seek input from a physician. But ultimately, even that physician shouldn't have the final word over your medical treatment, for that physician is no expert on your preferences.
Similarly, only you are expert on what sort of employment arrangement is best for you. Despite the hordes of Ph.D.-boasting economists at the Department of Labor — and despite the countless reams of paper on which those scholars print the results of their econometric tests that reveal this or that variable to be "statistically significant" — those officials have zero knowledge of, say, whether it's best for you to arrange for your employer to pay you overtime whenever you work more than 40 hours weekly. Of course more pay is nice, but you might prefer the greater job flexibility that your employer offers in lieu of overtime pay. But today, you, —the real expert — are overridden by the pretend experts in government who increasingly dictate your and other individuals' terms of employment.
Government by pretend "experts" destroys government by true experts.