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where the extension has been brought about 'by circumstances which a diligent authority could not have foreseen' and the extension does not change the overall nature of the contract (Reg. 72(1)(c)).
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It was after Monday mornings practice that San Diego State head coach Rocky Long named Ryan Katz their starting quarterback.
"First of all it was a great competition," San Diego State offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig said. "We have two very capable quarterbacks but at this time we felt Ryan [Katz] had more productivity in camp and wanted to get that position solidified. Looking forward to moving on with it."
What were the major differences between Katz and second-string quarterback Adam Dingwell?
"Repetitive accuracy was the biggest thing," Ludwig said. "Ryan [Katz] was completing more passes at the time we made the decision and that was the driving factor. Both of those players are very athletic and make plays on the run but we felt with Ryan in terms of the drop back passing game had a slight edge over Adam [Dingwell]."
"The experience factor always kicks in," San Diego State head coach Rocky Long explained. "He's [Katz] been there before, been in those stadiums before. He's actually played at this level while Adam [Dingwell] hasn't yet."
"Experience tells you he [Katz] should be able to handle it a little bit better than Adam [Dingwell] because he's been there several times before. That's an educated guess. That's normally how it works."
Offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig broke the news to quarterback Ryan Katz on Sunday as he feels that Katz has shown enough to name him the starter.
"I don't think it's a clear cut decision," Long said.
While it may not be a "clear cut decision," the hugest advantage of naming a starter is now Katz will be able to receive a majority of the snaps for the next two weeks of practice.
"He [Katz} can get in a groove with his teammates, offensive line, get used to the rhythm in his cadence, chemistry with the wide receivers," Ludwig said.
The 6-foot-1 and 210 pound Oregon State transfer has the Aztecs coaching staff expecting an offense with a lot of firepower.
"He [Katz] is a dynamic athlete," Ludwig said. "We got to work on a lot of things offensively with fitting him into our system. He is a very good athlete. He makes plays on the run. He's just got to completely immerse himself into this offense system and I look for big production from him."
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There comes a moment in the twilight of literary careers when some popular authors feel compelled to reveal plot twists in their own lives that lead to unlikely denouements: pensions and retirement planning.
As summer beckoned, the self-described airport author Maeve Binchy declared to headlines in London that her 12th book, ''Scarlet Feather,'' was her very last big novel. So millions of loyal readers should expect no more sprawling page-turners from this Irish bard of heartache, humor and transcontinental house-swapping.
''I'm not at all a Frank Sinatra person who can be lured back,'' warned Ms. Binchy, 60, a former teacher and journalist whose best sellers, like ''Tara Road,'' have earned her Oprah Book Club celebrity, advances in the $10 million range and sales in her homeland that outstrip those of William Butler Yeats and Oscar Wilde.
Ms. Binchy was followed by Rosamunde Pilcher, 75, who revealed that she was shaping the final chapter of a 50-year career that has produced several cozy best sellers about English hearth and home. Her latest, ''Winter Solstice,'' with 600,000 copies in print, soared to the top of the fiction best-seller list of The New York Times after St. Martin's Press published it this month.Continue reading the main story
''I don't think I could write another,'' Mrs. Pilcher, whose latest book commanded an advance of more than $6 million, said in an interview. ''I hate publicity.''
Such open declarations raise a delicate issue in the literary world, where there are no standard tribal retirement rituals. It is a long way from the universe of sports, which lavishes attention on its pensioners. Computer keyboards are not retired. Career best-seller records do not lead to teary stadium send-offs. The creative force that drives writing may still burn, but the energy to promote a book fades like the pitching arm of a middle-aged hurler. In some ways, mulling a writerly finale seems a bit morbid; or, as Mrs. Pilcher put it in a polite British accent, ''I don't think I thought about it anymore than my own death.''
The retiring literary set is a group usually overlooked in favor of writers like Saul Bellow, who this year, at 85, delivered ''Ravelstein,'' his first major novel in more than a decade. '' The very notion of a pension is not suitable publishing-party conversation.
''I think I've only discussed this with one other author,'' said Sidney Offit, 71, the author of more than a dozen books and the president of the Authors Guild Foundation, the educational arm of the Authors Guild. He added: ''Retirement depends on why people need to write. For some people, writing is the only world they control; it satisfies a therapeutic aim. Other people have a message they want to deliver and when they're done, they're out. Then there are people who write under the Sam Johnson dictum: 'Anyone who writes for anything other than money is a blockhead.' ''
The issue is so touchy that some writers refuse to discuss it. Sidney Sheldon, for example, declined to be interviewed for this article. At 83, he is publishing his 17th novel, ''The Sky Is Falling,'' next month.
Ray Bradbury, who just turned 80, keeps writing despite the effects of a stroke he had months ago.
''I wrote part of my novel while I was in the hospital, and I wrote a screenplay,'' he said in an interview. ''You want to live, don't you? If you don't give up, you don't die.'' Mr. Bradbury continues to deliver lectures from a wheelchair, and in the fall of 2001 he will publish a novel about a friendly vampire family called the Elliots, a work that he has been laboring on sporadically for about 55 years.
Three years ago, Kurt Vonnegut, 77, insisted that his 19th book, ''Timequake,'' was the last in his almost 50-year career. Back then, he confessed relief that he had crossed the marathon finish line. But now his retirement is an issue that he declines to address. ''Well, I don't want to talk about that,'' he said from his summer home in Sagaponack, a Hamptons retreat on the South Fork of Long Island that is the literary parallel to a Florida retirement community.
Many older writers decide at some point to devote more time to their lives than to their characters. A prosperous Shakespeare is said to have retreated in perfect health to Stratford in his last two years and produced nothing, leaving others to finish his incomplete plays.
Lately, even some middle-aged authors have felt compelled to seek short forms of semiretirement. At 45, the Scottish author Iain M. Banks, whose first novel was ''The Wasp Factory,'' announced a few months ago that he was taking a year off from a relentless writing schedule that has resulted in an annual novel or science fiction title for the last 16 years.
''His wife wanted him to spend some time with her,'' explained Mic Cheetham, Mr. Banks's literary agent in London, who called the break a sabbatical. ''I don't know why some writers say they are retiring. Maybe to get people not to phone them? One of the things about writing is that it's such a very private business. But when you become a best-selling writer, it becomes very public, and everyone keeps asking, 'When's the next one?' Then everyone is completely astonished when you say you're taking a year off. It seems to me very normal.''
The increasing rigors of a public literary life are often the deciding factor.
Maeve Binchy's epiphany came as she was sitting at a book event beside another successful writer whom she would identify only as ''a very bad-tempered woman.''
''She was drumming her fingers on the table,'' Ms. Binchy recalled. ''She kept saying: 'This food is terrible. There should be more people. This is too tiring. It's going on too long.' I thought, this discontented lady has written books, which is what we've always wanted to do. She's allowed this to get into her soul. And I said to myself, 'A little voice of warning, Maeve. Leave before you become like that.' I was really afraid that I would become one of the people to whom this was a treadmill.''
Roaming the world on an international book tour was not easy on Ms. Binchy's arthritis; the unending airport corridors tested her joints. Her readers seemed to be getting younger as she gazed out at them at book events. She wondered if she could keep up her appeal. And she and her husband, Gordon Snell, an author of children's books, were content with the state of their bank accounts and pensions and with their homes in London and a village outside Dublin.
''I feel terribly young, and I feel 23 in my heart,'' said Ms. Binchy, who is published in the United States by Delacorte. ''But I have to realize that the world has changed very much, and so have people's dreams and aspirations. I think a sensible woman would realize that it's hard to keep a finger on the pulse of the young today. It's quite a different lifestyle. They're so much more traveled, so much less insular.''
''Tara Road,'' for example, one of her most popular books in the United States, explores the fates of two young women who change their lives by swapping their homes in Ireland and America for the summer.
Ms. Binchy added that she would write some short stories, which did not produce the same sort of publishing pressures as her bread-and-butter full-length novels, like ''Circle of Friends,'' which was made into a movie starring Minnie Driver. She has also dropped a column that she had been writing for The Irish Times.
''I told my publishers very honestly, from the start, that I was going to do this,'' said Ms. Binchy, who has since retreated on an Alaskan cruise. ''I gave them six months' notice, but they didn't really believe me. I think the thinking is that I could be persuaded to go back. I couldn't go on in this kind of way, and I don't want more money.''
There is no doubt that publishers and editors prefer to consider retirement announcements as figments of fertile imaginations and to believe that ultimately writers will be unable to resist the muse, and the money.
''It is hard for a born storyteller like Rosamunde Pilcher or Maeve Binchy not to tell a story,'' said Thomas Dunne, Mrs. Pilcher's editor of more than 20 years. ''At least, that's what the publishers hope, and there are millions of dollars at stake for them, of course. If you ask Ros Pilcher right now, she'll tell you that she doesn't see another book on the horizon. I think that is entirely possible, but I also believe that she will return to writing after a bit, if only because she enjoys the process.''
It was Mr. Dunne who patiently persuaded Mrs. Pilcher to write another book after she finished ''Coming Home,'' which sold more than 500,000 copies and provoked their first discussions about retirement. Mr. Dunne called the author at her home in Perthshire, Scotland, in 1997 to suggest an idea for a novel set at Christmastime. Eventually, the idea took hold, and Mrs. Pilcher delivered ''Winter Solstice,'' which happens to include a 60-ish character, a former actress who is seeking retirement.
''Once I started to think about the characters, I had them in my mind and I had to write their story,'' said Mrs. Pilcher, whose daily efforts would take up part of her morning and afternoon, as well as her dog walks, in which she would mull over plot and character. ''Writing is work, but it's also a compulsion, and once you get your characters on paper, you can't abandon them. You have to respond to them.''
The creative process was stimulating, she said, but she doesn't consider writing a pleasurable pastime. ''It's a job that you have to do,'' she said. ''But it's still demanding and draining, and I'm very tired at the end of a day's work.'' She vowed that with the completion of the book she would retreat into a ''world of domesticity'' populated by her husband, Graham; their four children; their grandchildren; their friends; and their dachshunds, Daisy and Polly.
She is not touring the United States to promote her latest novel, adding that the task of selling a book is wearing. ''I'm really quite a private person, and I find it intrusive,'' she continued. ''My husband has a new hip, and all of this happened while I'm trying to juggle 24 balls. I never found it this way before. I suppose when I was younger, I had more energy, and I wasn't looking after a sick husband. This time I think the time has come to hang up the hat, but I'm not going to say that definitely.''
Almost two years ago, Carl H. Klaus, the founding director of the University of Iowa's nonfiction writing program, decided that he also needed a break after a four-year effort on his latest book.
He treated his literary exhaustion with a regimen of reading, traveling, and tending his prized vegetable garden of cherry belle radishes and Oregon giant snow peas.
''But the urge to be writing again returned before the year was out,'' said Mr. Klaus, 68, who suspects that retiring authors are more fatigued by publishing pressures than by writing itself. ''It's irrepressible and comes from the same deep well that I drew upon when a student asked if I had any last words at the end of my last course at Iowa -- and without thinking, I told her, 'Just keep writing.' ''
Indeed, Mr. Klaus is back at the keyboard, pounding out the chapters of a book of essays. He is fully recovered from the rigors of writing his last title, a memoir called ''Taking Retirement: A Beginner's Diary.''Continue reading the main story


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Healthwatch Cumbria (HWC) is delighted to report that the "Chatty Van" will be visiting a town/ space somewhere near you this November to help raise awareness of, distribute and support people to respond to the NHS consultation document, "The Future of Healthcare in West, North and East Cumbria.[+ read more...]
|National Grid North West Connections Project Consultations 27 October, 2016
The latest options for the route of the new National Grid North West Connections between Moorside and Harker in Carlisle has been issued.
Variois consulation meetings are being held in the region between 28th October 2016 and 6th Januray 2017.[+ read more...]
|Healthcare for the future Newsletter from NHS Cumbria 11 October, 2016
From Sir Neil Mckay Welcome to the first edition of our regular electronic newsletter for local stakeholders and members of the public who wish to be kept informed about the Healthcare for the Future public consultation.
The consultation, which was launched in West, North and East Cumbria on 26th September, covers a number of possible service changes including changes to maternity services, children's services, community hospital inpatient beds, emergency and acute care and stroke services. It also covers some recent temporary changes in emergency surgery, trauma and orthopaedic services.
When I launched the consultation, with colleagues from all parts of the local NHS, I said the health and social care system in this part of the country faces a number of major challenges including difficulty in attracting doctors, nurses, paramedics and other staff to live and work in Cumbria, hospital stays that are longer than they need to be, hospital admissions that are unnecessary, a significant NHS overspend and some services which are described by the Care Quality Commission as being either inadequate or in need of improvement.[+ read more...]
|"WORLD'S BIGGEST COFFEE MORNING" in aid of McMillan Cancer Support 2 October, 2016
In aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. "WORLD'S BIGGEST COFFEE MORNING" took place on Friday 30th September from 10.30am -12 noon at Beaumont Parish Hall. Coffee and and a variety of cakes were served.[+ read more...]
|NHS in West, North and East Cumbria launch a public consultation 26 September, 2016
As you will be aware the NHS in West, North and East Cumbria has launched a public consultation on possible changes to health services in this area. The consultation was launched on Monday 26th September. The consultation will last until just before Christmas 2016 so there will be plenty of time for everybody to express their views on the various alternative options.[+ read more...]
|North West COASTAL ACCESS Gretna to Allonby Consultation. 19 September, 2016
The proposed route of the North West Coastal access path passes through our parish. The aim is to establish a continuous walking route around England's coastline. A map showing the route through our parish can be viewed in the Supper Room at Monkhill Chapel which is open daily between 8.00am and 7.00pm.[+ read more...]
|CARLISLE EDUCATIONAL CHARITY GRANT 16 September, 2016
The Carlisle Educational Charity aims to promote the further education of young people under the age of 25 within the Carlisle District area (this does not include students attending sixth form). This is achieved by making financial grants to some young people.[+ read more...]
|Latest website report 1 September, 2016
The latest website report details the numbers of websites users, hits, usuage etc. has been issued.
Since being set up in March 2014 there has been an upward trend of number of people visiting the website wtih an average of 400 users per month.[+ read more...]
|PROPOSAL TO DEVELOP THE OLD TENNIS COURTS INTO A WILDLIFE AREA. 9 August, 2016
Beaumont Parish Hall Management Committee have been considering a solution to the old tennis courts that are situated in the hall grounds, which since they stopped being used, have deteriorated to a poor state and become an eyesore.[+ read more...]
|Mobile Library Route 9 service in the Parish withdrawn 8 August, 2016
The Council had to withdraw the service earlier this year due to the high running costs.[+ read more...]
|Beaumont Parish Hall Monthly Coffee Morning 8 July, 2016
Beaumont Parish Hall holds a monthly coffee morning on the 2nd Friday of each month from 10.00 am -12 noon, the next will be on Friday 12th August. It is a chance to meet and chat with fellow parishioners. Walkers and dogs are welcome. Tea, coffee and cakes will be available. Proceeds will be in aid of the Parish Hall together with another charity. If you have a charity you would wish to nominate contact one of the Parish Hall committee members.[+ read more...]
|New video page for the website 30 June, 2016
We have added a NEW videos page showing videos of events and people aroung the parish. To view the videos click here.[+ read more...]
|The Queen's 90th Birthday Celebrations at Beaumont Parish Hall 12 June, 2016
The Parish celebrated The Queen's 90th Birthday on Sunday 12th June with a bring and share picnic lunch at Beaumont Parish Hall followed by family fun and games including face painting, a treasure hunt, Royal fancy dress, races and games, Balloon Race, Pet show and much more.[+ read more...]
|The Pound, Kirkandrews - Progress report 26 May, 2016
The Parish Council are currenlty seeking external funding to develope the Pound in Kirkandrews as a picnic area with benches, trees and an information board.[+ read more...]
|Possible new constitution for Beaumont Parish Hall 28 April, 2016
Beaumont Parish Hall Management Committee have made a decision to become a Charitable Incorporated Organisation.
|Defibrillator in the parish 7 April, 2016
Beaumont Parish Council is considering the possible adoption of the phone box in Kirkandrews on Eden to house a defibrillator.[+ read more...]
|Portaloo arrives at Beaumont Parish Hall 5 April, 2016
A portable WC has now been sited at Beaumont Parish Hall for the use of visitors to Hadrian's Wall Path.
Residents of the parish, in their replies to the Parish Plan questionnaire, requested that there should be more toilet facilities for both residents and visitors to the area. In response, Beaumont Parish Council together with our Cumbria County Councillor, Trevor Allison, have funded this amenity.
It is planned that the portable toilet will be is place from the beginning of April until the end of the first week in October.[+ read more...]
|Latest Connecting Cumbria newsletter 1 April, 2016
The latest newsletter from Cumbria County Council highlighting the current developements with the digital rollout to Cumbrian communities has been issued. Click here for further details.[+ read more...]
|2016 AGM and April PC meeting agenda now issued. 29 March, 2016
2016 AGM and April PC meeting agenda now issued. Click here to view.[+ read more...]
|2016 PC meeting minutes for February now issued 28 March, 2016
The 2016 PC meeting minutes for February now issued. Click here to view.[+ read more...]
|2015 AGM minutes now issued 27 March, 2016
The 2015 AGM minutes are now available. Click here to view.[+ read more...]
|Carlsile NHS progress report 23 March, 2016
Below is the link to the North Cumbria Success Regime The progress report and the Key facts and figures document can be reached from this page We should circulate to both Allerdale and Copeland parishes as well as Carlisle and Eden as all these districts will be affected by decisions taken especially concerning the two district hospitals
www.successregimecumbria.nhs.uk/news/publications[+ read more...]
|Beaumont Parish Council grasscutting tenders now closed 18 March, 2016
BEAUMONT PARISH COUNCIL Tenders are now closed for the grasscutting of the Pound in Kirkandrews on Eden and the Field at Beaumont Parish Hall for the 2016 season (April to October). For details contact Parish Clerk on 01228 529538 or email email@example.com.[+ read more...]
|Poppy Appeal 2015 7 March, 2016
Thank you to everyone who kindly donated to the 2015 poppy Appeal.[+ read more...]
|The Healthwatch Cumbria ?Chatty Van? February 2016 12 February, 2016
Healthwatch Cumbria (HWC) is delighted to present a new style of engagement through our "Healthwatch Cumbria Chatty Van". This HWC branded vehicle will help us to take listening events to communities rather than expect people to come to halls and town centers to reach us.
Over the next 8 weeks the "Chatty Van" has a busy schedule across West, North and East Cumbria as it seeks the views of the public to inform the thinking of the Success Regime. A short survey will be used to encourage people to think about how their health and care services should look like in the future. HWC staff will be on the van to support people to respond to the questions using ipad's ensuring that answers can be quickly processed and fed directly into the groups charged with shaping options.
Healthwatch Cumbria is committed to ensuring that the views that people share with us are fed into the groups that are responsible for developing a range of options for clinical services such as maternity, children's and community services.
As more information about the current thinking becomes available from the NHS we will ensure that we discuss this with members of the public helping people to understand any potential options and share their views.[+ read more...]
|Hospice at Home present "Tea Gowns and Teatime" 26 January, 2016
A terrible tempting talk set in the thirties - A decade of streamlining, speed and style. Presented by Hospice at Home Carlisle and North Lakes together with "The History Wardrobe".[+ read more...]
|Latest newsleter is issued from our local police station at Dalston 23 January, 2016
Latest newsleter is issued from our local police station at Dalston[+ read more...]
|Solway Flower Club programme for 2016 is issued 22 January, 2016
The Solway Flower Club webpage is revamped and the 2016 programme of events is issued.[+ read more...]
|Beaumont PC January minutes now added to the website 20 January, 2016
The draft minutes of Beaumont PC's January meeting have been added to the website. To view the minutes go to the PC meeting page.[+ read more...]
|Report for the January meeting of the Solway Flower Club issued 18 January, 2016
Report for the January meeting of the Solway Flower Club issued.[+ read more...]
|1887 pamphlet by The Rev. T Owen Sturkey added to website 15 January, 2016
Transcript of a 1887 pamphlet written by The Rev. T Owen Sturkey MA., the then Rector, entiltled "History of the United Parishes of Kirkandrews on Eden with Beaumont."[+ read more...]
|Kirkandrews on Eden Communion vessel details transcribed 14 January, 2016
Details of the Kirkandrews on Eden Communion vessels transcribed for the website. Go to the Local History Page for details.[+ read more...]
|Scan of a pre-1947 map of Kirkandrews on Eden showing the Glebe field now the site of Beaumont Parish Hall 11 January, 2016
Scan of a pre-1947 map of Kirkandrews on Eden showing the Glebe field now the site of Beaumont Parish Hall. To view the scan visit the Local History Page.[+ read more...]
|December 2015 FLOOD Recovery Fund - Grants avalable 23 December, 2015
DECEMBER 2015 FLOOD RECOVERY FUND Grants may be made for charitable purposes to relieve hardship in Cumbria caused directly or indirectly by the storm and flooding in December 2015.[+ read more...]
|Photograph of a donation to Carlisle Eden Mind by the Solway Flower Club. 14 December, 2015
Photograph of a donation to Carlisle Eden Mind by the Solway Flower Club. Go to the Solway Flower Page to view the photograph.[+ read more...]
|2015 December Floods - Photographs around Beaumont and Kirkandrews 6 December, 2015
2015 December Floods - Photographs around Beaumont and Kirkandrews.[+ read more...]
|Revised prices for the hire of Beaumont Parish Hall 1 December, 2015
BEAUMONT PARISH HALL you can now hire the hall for short sessions at a cost of £15 FOR A TWO HOUR SESSION.[+ read more...]
|Latest alerts from Cumbria Fire & Rescue, Cumbria Police, Neighbourhood Watch and Farm Watch 1 December, 2015
Latest alerts from Cumbria Fire & Rescue, Cumbria Police and Neighbourhood Watch: Talk Talk cyber attack, Council Tax Banding Scams, Pension Scams.[+ read more...]
|Superfast broadband in Beaumont 1 October, 2015
We have been informed that the green superfast braodband BT box installed in Monkhill is now "live". Welcome superfast broadband to Monkhill and Beaumont villages.
Follow the link to see when the roll-out of superfast broadband will be in your area. www.connectingcumbria.org.uk/when-and-where[+ read more...]
|Consultation of new pylon route from Seascale to Carlisle reaches half way point 1 July, 2015
North West Coast Connections (NWCC) project National Grid has launched a 12 week public consultation on the emerging routeing options for the NWCC project, the route of new pylons that will run from Seascale to Harker north of Carlisle. The consultation period ends on 28th November.[+ read more...]
|The Pound's long term future 23 April, 2015
In the Parish Plan the future of The Pound was brought up as an issue. Most residents wish to retain the Pound under council ownership but there was no clear use suggested.
In view of this the parish council are trying to decide on the Pound's future. A sub-committee is to be set up to deal with the issue. A second meeting to arrasnge the contents of the notice board is to be held on Thursday 21st May at 2.30 pm at the Drover's Rest.[+ read more...]
|Talk on the 2005 Carlisle Floods at The Drover's Rest 1 March, 2015
A talk is to be given aboiut the effect of the 2005 floods in Carlisle and the surroundoing villages.[+ read more...]
|Cumbria County Council's Cabinet agree and launch the Councils Public Budget Consultation 'Securing our Future' 20 January, 2015
Cumbria County Council launched a consultation in November regarding its proposal that over the next three years the council is likely to lose a further 1,800 jobs in an effort to save £83 million by 2018.
The consultation period ends on 20th January.[+ read more...]
|Excerpt from the Liberal Democrats December/January Focus edition regarding library facilities. 15 January, 2015
There are only three mobile library vans remaining to cover the whole county and the County Council will not replace them when they reach the end of their service life.[+ read more...]
|Superfast Broadband for Cumbria 8 December, 2014
CUMBRIA COUNTY COUNCIL CONSULTATION regarding their second stage procurement of SUPERFAST BRAODBAND across Cumbria. To have your say, visit www.connectingcumbria.org.uk.
[+ read more...]
|New Information board at Beaumont Green installed 9 November, 2014
The new information board on Beaumont Green is finally in place. It shows some of the history of Beaumont village. The PC would like to thank all those who have given their time to the creation and installation of this board.[+ read more...]
|Beaumont Parish Hall Autumn Fare on November 8th 8 November, 2014
Free admission to to local craft stalls at the Parish Hall who will show their wares at the Autumn Fare wfich is due to be open from 10 am - 4 pm on Saturday 8th November. Tea and coffee will be served with scones or mince pies. Raffle.[+ read more...]
|Library Afternoon at The Drover's Rest on Thursdays 6 November, 2014
Library Afternoon Thursdays at The Drover's Rest from 2 - 5 pm.
A variety of books will be available to browse and loan for adults and children with reading of stories at 4pm.
A selection of books can also be borrowed at other times, just ask one of the staff at The Drover's Rest to view them.
[+ read more...]
|Annual Bonfire Night Celebrations on November 5th 5 November, 2014
The Beaumont Parish Hall Annual Bonfire Night Celebrations will be held at Beaumont Parish Hall on Wednesday 5th November. Bonfire to be lit at 7 pm. Come along and join in this great local event.
Go to the gallery page and search the Beaumont Parish Hall Events to view photographs of the celebration.[+ read more...]
|Volunteers wanted! Is it time you gave yourself a new challenge? 1 November, 2014
Age UK, the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) and Cumbria Law Centre working in partnership across Carlisle and Eden to provide information and advice to people across Carlisle and Eden Districts. We need more volunteers to help us increase access to information and advice on a wide range of topics from benefits and debt to employment.[+ read more...]
|Coffee Morning for Hospice at Home 1 November, 2014
You are invited to a coffee morning which is due to be held at Monkhill Methodist Chapel on Saturday 1st November from 10 am - 12 noon. In aid of Hospice at Home, Carlisle and North Lakeland.
2.11.14: The Coffee Morning raised £662.05 Thank you to all who contributed to and supported the event.[+ read more...]
|Brush up on the Highway Code for free 31 October, 2014
Practice the Highway Code for free for cars, cycles, lorries and motorbikes.[+ read more...]
|Auction of Promises raises over ?4000. It was held at Beaumont Parish Hall on October 17th 17 October, 2014
Beaumont Parish Hall presented an AUCTION OF PROMISES at Beaumont Parish Hall starting at 7.30 pm on Friday 17th October. The Auction raised over £4000 on the night.
The Parish Hall Committee wish to thank all those whose provided promises, attended the evening and bit for the promises.
A licensed bar provided by the Drover's Rest.
Proceeds in aid of Eden Valley Children's Hospice and Beaumont Parish Hall.[+ read more...]
|Worth another look" an "Antiques Roadshow" event at Beaumont parish Hall September 19th 19 September, 2014
"Worth Another Look" on Friday 19th September 2014 at 7pm.
Bring along your family heirlooms and items of interest for appraisal by
Thomson, Roddick and Medcalf, Auctioneers and Valuers.
Tickets £5.00 per person including 1 item assessment, glass of wine (or soft drink) and nibbles.
Further assessments at £1.00 per item if time allows.[+ read more...]
|Beaumont Parish Bi-annual Flower, Craft & Produce Show 2014 6 September, 2014
This years Bi-annual Flower, Craft & Produce Show will take place on Saturday 6th September at Beaumont Parish Hall.
Entries are welcome from all who receive the Parish Magazine.[+ read more...]
|Commemoration of the First World War 7 August, 2014
2014 is the centenary of the start of the First World War. The Parish Council are planning to commemorate the Great War by collecting local information from the people of Beaumont Parish.
Details of those who served and were killed in the World Wars can now be found on the website pages. See below for further details.[+ read more...]
|Library drop off at The Drover's Rest - rejected 31 July, 2014
Following a the submission of the library link petition, the initial request for a library drop oss at the Drover's Rest has been rejected.
A further meeting is being arranged with Library Services to discuss the possibily of them offering an alternative book related service at the Drover's Rest.[+ read more...]
|Decision made about proposed movement of Monkhill's speed limit signs 21 July, 2014
Following the consultation by the County Council in response to concerns from residents of the parish about excessive speeding in Monkhill, the Highways Department have decided to keep the signs in their present location.[+ read more...]
|New KOE Notice board delivered and installed 7 July, 2014
The new notice board has been delivered and is now in place at KOE.[+ read more...]
|Fridge Magnets issued to Beaumont Parish Residents 1 June, 2014
The Beaumont Parish Council Fridge Magnet issued to local residents.[+ read more...]
|Welcome pack to be issued to new householders 19 May, 2014
During the May meeting, parish councillors agreed to distribute a "welcome pack" to new householders arriving into the parish.[+ read more...]
|Parish Walks added to website 2 May, 2014
New Local walks have been added to the website.[+ read more...]
|Summer Play Scheme 9 April, 2014
The Beaumont Parish Play Scheme will run 6 days during the end of July and start of August.[+ read more...]
|Start of Zumba Gold Dance Group for over 55's 7 April, 2014
A Zumba Dance Group for over 55's is due to commence on April 7th for the over 55's at Monkhill Chapel School Room.[+ read more...]
|Parish Council Welcomes Julie Irving as new councillor 7 April, 2014
Beaumont Parish Council would like to welcome Mrs Julie Irving as a new member.[+ read more...]
|Tennis courts at Beaumont Parish Hall 7 April, 2014
The current tennis courts at Beaumont Parish Hall are no longer fit for use. The Parish Council together with the Beaumont Parish Hall Committee have set up a project to see the options for the site.[+ read more...]
|Friends of St Mary's Church, Beaumont 7 April, 2014
Mr Johnson reported at the April PC meeting that there is a need for better links between the community and the church. The heritage and history of the parish are tied up in the church. There is a need to look after the assets; the building is not just for the congregation attending but for the community; the graveyard is open to all denominations; we need to build church into the community; it is open every day with lots of visitors.[+ read more...]
|Hadrian's Wall 7 April, 2014
The chairman attended a stakeholder's meeting at Hexham run by the Institute of Applied Archaeology, UCL, to consider the future of this monument.[+ read more...]
|Bus Service 71/93 Carlisle to Bowness subsidy under treat 7 April, 2014
The Carlisle - Bowness route 71/93 bus service subsidy is under treat.[+ read more...]
|A meaasge from Trevor Allison our County Councillor 10 March, 2014
A message from our County Councillor on the lauch of the new Beaumont Parish Council Website
[+ read more...]
|New Beaumont Parish Council website launched 30 January, 2014
The new Beaumont Parish Council website has been launched.
The Parish Council would like to express their thanks to Phil Roland and Albinas Stasaitis who helped set up the website.
The new website includes lots of information about the Parish Council and the local area. Read on to find out more...[+ read more...]
|Beaumont Parish Council Website goes live to the public 1 March, 2004
The Beaumont Parish Council welcome the news that the Parsih Council Website goes live on March 1st.[+ read more...]


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The Thousand-Mile Blessing That is the Colorado River
You have to give it to the Colorado River. Few rivers stretch as long and are as useful. For one, it connects the most powerful nation in the world to Mexico, a valuable economic and social partner.
Just like other bodies of water that built civilizations, the Colorado River served the same purpose on this side of the world. Countless crops have grown because of the river, and lives continue to flourish. To top it all off, the mighty river is also the source of unequalled adventure.
Purveyor of Unmatched Fun
Many, however, has associated the Colorado with one thing: white-water rafting.
The rapids suit each individual's needs, from the beginner adventurer to professional thrill-seekers. Colorado rafting has become a top tourist attraction, as per tour company American Adventure Expeditions. All you need is the right team to make your ride is as smooth as possible, if you're just starting. Water has its inherent risks, so team rafting is more fun and safer.
Water of Life
Imagine a train that stretches a thousand miles and you would have catch a glimpse of how big the Colorado River is. Beyond its size, its economic value is unparalleled.
For starters, more than 30 million people depend on the Colorado for their water needs. Add 4 million acres of farmland dependent on it and you have one of the most important water bodies in the United States.
Because of all the fishing and increasing tourism activity generated because of the mighty Colorado, the economy benefits to the tune of 10 billion dollars annually. Imagine what happens if the river closes even for a day. That's millions of dollars down the drain, not to mention an army of millions grumbling.
Colorado isn't just the Mile-High state just because of its geographically high placing. It's because the people and the state offers so much to the economy and all kinds of activities.
Tourism 2020: The Advantage of Australia
Australia is a country with infinite possibilities. With its secure and stable economy, it is not surprising to see businesses booming in its vast cities. It is possible to bring in growth by investing in the industry and choosing the right sector to support.
What makes investment in the country so attractive is the support of the Australian Government in the growth of tourism under a new policy called Tourism 2020. This is a joint industry-government strategy to increase the country's overnight visitor expenditure. Because of this, the Australian Government is encouraging investment in the industry as a priority under the policy program.
Increase Competitiveness
The Government, along with the Australian Trade Commission and Tourism Australia, will offer advice and facilitation services to local and global investors. The main aim of the policy is to enhance competitiveness of the tourism industry by focusing on strategic areas to grow demand from Asia, increase supply of labour, build competitive digital capability and build industry resilience.
Making the Right Move
Investors from the country and around the globe should see this as an opportunity to make a move. There are many tourism investment opportunities to choose from such as accommodations, casinos, luxury resorts and theme parks. Motel brokers from resortbrokers.com.au suggest choosing the right property that the investor is passionate about or is interested in handling.
Support in the Industry
A world-class training and education sector, skilled workforce and highly efficient tourism infrastructure support the country's advantages as a tourist destination. Tourism 2020 also supports the investment by working to increase the supply of labour, enhance the skill of the existing workforce, provide quality products and services, and expand aviation capacity.
Investing in Australia makes good sense not just because of its economic strength. Its social and technological advantages, along with a new tourism policy, are what make it one of best investment destinations in the world. The country, furthermore, is located in the world's strongest performing tourism region.
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Moving into a new home takes a lot of work. You need to leave the place you called home for years, pack everything you own, settle into your new house, and arrange everything again. However, this also gives you an opportunity to enjoy a fresh start. But first, deal with all your things.
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Having a simple record system helps keep track of everything you own. This will also give you an idea of whether you need to get rid of some things or hold a garage sale. You should also plot a schedule to follow to be more organized throughout the move.
Label the Boxes
Don't just store random things in random boxes. Instead, think of a certain category and label the boxes accordingly to know where to unpack them. Use color-coordinated boxes when packing the room to make it easier.
Contact a Mover
Contact different moving companies in Denver to ask for a free quote. Inquire if they have special offers or deals to minimize moving costs. Do this two weeks in advance to give them a notice and reserve the date of your move early.
Let them know of any special requests. As Light Speed Delivery, Inc. mentions, moving companies aim for 100% customer satisfaction, so they will accommodate your requests if they can.
Keep Important Things
Secure your valuables separately and don't put them in regular boxes because they might get lost in the shuffle. Learn to pack jewelry, antiques, paper records, receipts, and contact lists for the move. Keep these boxes close to you. Leave them in your bedroom when you finally arrive at your new home.
Remember these things to avoid problems. Always plan ahead to have more time to organize every aspect of the move.
GECA — Saving Mother Earth One Product at a Time
The Good Environmental Choice Australia (GECA) operates the only multi-sector, non-profit and independent ecolabelling program in Australia. It is the country's only Global Ecolabelling Network (GEN) member.
An ecolabel from GECA indicates that a service or product passed the environmental impact evaluation process. This means it has been tested and proven safe for human health. In ecolabelling, GECA considers a product's environmental impact throughout its lifespan, from the selection of raw materials to its disposal.
Many businesses like Gyprock.com.au and other companies using GECA-certified product have now realised the gravity of their role in taking care of the environment. When you purchase GECA-certified products or services, you are assured of the following:
- You create a positive impact on the environment. These products have been thoroughly evaluated and guaranteed to be eco friendly and will not have a damaging effect on the environment.
- All products with the ecolabel undergo extensive testing for toxic chemicals, which includes carcinogens and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Ecolabeled products are carcinogen-free and do not pose a health risk to humans. GECA employs specific standards of testing to evaluate a broad range of products and services. This includes construction materials, paint, cleaning products and furniture.
- The ecolabel also indicates that the manufacturing processes have positive social impact. The workers involved in the process work in safe environments and are under the most ethical conditions.
- Using ecolabeled products for businesses offers a sustainable and healthy working environment which can improve staff's productivity, efficiency and safety. It makes businesses eco friendly, creating a positive impact on the staff and on the clients in the process.
- The use of eco friendly product also offers businesses a more cost-effective solution.
The use of products and services with the GECA ecolabel lowers your carbon footprint. It also supports businesses that deserve your patronage.
Too Much Stuff for Too Little? Organising a Small Home
Too much stuff but too little space?
Some might resort to searching for new homes online or adding an extra room for their extra clutter. Fortunately, the answer need not lie with buying a bigger home. Truth is, even small houses can look as organised and welcoming as larger homes.
Urbanhomes.com.au, provider of small lot house plans in Brisbane, believes that small homes are capable of holding much. It might seem impossible but the answer lies with proper storage techniques. Here are cost-effective ways to maximise storage at home:
Say Goodbye to Old Things
The best way to start maximising storage is by getting rid of broken or old things that you no longer use at home. This will give you more room to store other possessions while cleaning your home in the process. No need to make your guests uncomfortable with all that clutter during house parties.
The Necessity of Ceiling- or Wall-Mounted Hooks
Mounting hooks on the walls or ceiling will make an area more functional and space-efficient. For example, an entry way with wall-mounted hooks will give you an area to hang your coat or bag right away when you need to rush to the toilet. The same technique can be used to hang pots and pans in the kitchen and save space.
Yes to Cabinets and Drawers
Cabinets and drawers serve two purposes: storage and room decor. In fact, by using the right design, size, and paint colour, you can find furniture that matches your interiors. Wall-mounted cabinets are a popular choice today because they can be placed just about anywhere. In addition to drawers and kitchen counters, centre and side also provide space for storage.
Using Storage Containers and Baskets
Storage containers and baskets come in all shapes and sizes that they are more than just plain storage but also nice decorative pieces. Get small storage containers to keep food, accessories, medications, and other small items at home organised. Other everyday items like scissors and pens can be kept in baskets. Big storage boxes are great for keeping your kids' toys, books, and other larger items.
There should be no problems with storage in small homes when things are properly organised. Consider using cabinets and drawers, hooks, and even multi-purpose furniture to maximise space at home. Get help from contractors of small lot house plans in Brisbane for storage ideas to make the most of your small home.
MediShield and Integrated Shield Plan: The Perfect Health Insurance Combo
A MediShield Integrated Shield Plan (IP) is a comprehensive health insurance plan that covers major incidents related to surgery and hospitalisation. People do not usually use it to cover minor hospital costs and general doctor visits.
How Does an Integrated Shield Plan Work?
MediShield is your basic health insurance that covers as much as 80% of your hospital bills at government-subsidised wards in public hospitals. This Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board-operated is available to all Singaporeans and permanent residents.
The MediShield Integrated Shield Plan, as per BeHeartStrong.com.sg, on the other hand, is your private health insurance. This usually covers hospital fees in class A and B1 wards in private or public hospitals. You can, however, still choose to stay in a public hospital and in a subsidised ward when you use your IP. A private IP sits atop your MediShield and offers more comprehensive coverage.
Private IPs sits atop your MediShield and offers more comprehensive coverage. Think of your MediShield as a house. When you purchase an IP, you are simply upgrading your house to a bigger one. In addition, MediShield does not allow riders or add-ons, while IPs do.
Is an Integrated Shield Plan Really Needed?
Procure private insurance if you can afford its premiums. MediShield is as basic as a standard health insurance, while an IP supplements and covers more major hospitalisation requirements. Government actually recommended having IPs because they know that the basic coverage MediShield offers may not be adequate to cover more costly hospitalisation bills.
While both MediShield and IPs strictly impose co-insurance and deductibles, MediShield has sub-limits and IPs functions on the 'As Charged' basis. In addition, MediShield can only offer coverage until you are 85 years old, while IPs offers lifetime coverage.
Furthermore, if you have an IP but you still want to save more money, then you may also try qualifying for MediShield subsidies — Premium for individuals with low to middle incomes, Transitional Subsidies, and Pioneer Generation Subsidies — as long as you meet the eligibility requirements.+
Overcoming Drug Abuse Problems: Getting the Right Treatment
Drug rehabilitation centers aim to promote successful recovery of patients through ongoing support. Unfortunately, treatment centers are not created equal. This is why choosing a rehab center is crucial to the success and speed of recovery. All of this, however, is often a difficult decision because of the many options available out there.
Unique Needs of Patients
All patients are unique and have varying needs, which is why there are many types of treatment centers. This is one of the things you must realize when deciding which treatment program is right for you or your loved one suffering addiction.
One type of treatment center offers inpatient care. Trained personnel from StepsRC.com say that in these drug rehab facilities, detox is one crucial phase of the treatment, allowing patients to properly wean off substance abuse. The next phase of treatment involves dealing with pscyhological addiction. Medical and social support is necessary for this.
Another type of treatment you may choose is outpatient. The programs introduced in these settings differ depending on the needs of patients. Rehabilitation involves individual therapy, peer discussions, and workshops.
There are also programs that provide long-term follow-up and support. Counseling and classes are designed to teach patients how to live a sober life outside the rehab facility.
As you know your options, recognize you or your loved one's unique needs. A program will only be effective for you if it addresses not only the substance abuse problem, but also the emotional needs and other life issues that triggered the addiction in the first place.
The Right Treatment Program
Many advertisements for rehab facilities feature tranquil settings with breathtaking views. While these amenities are beneficial, you should focus on what's really important: quality of care, appropriate licensing, staff credentials, and follow-up services.
- Licensing and Accreditation – The treatment program should be accredited by state authorities. Licensed, well-trained addiction and mental health professionals should be the ones facilitating treatment.
- Effectiveness of the Treatment Methods – The drug rehab center should have available documents and statistics on their success rates from an objective outside agency.
- Type of aftercare services – This is important to prevent a relapse. The program should provide referrals to other recovery services and available support groups in the community. The staff should collaborate with you to come up with a discharge plan after the program.
Choose rehab facilities wisely. This is one crucial step to ensure the success of recovery.
Presence, Power and Lack of Women in the Legal Industry
Without agenda except for a simple statement of a fundamental fact: women have long been under-represented in the top ranks of law firms. Not to say that nothing has been done and not to say that women are close to giving up; it's just the case at the moment.
This, however, might not be the case for very long. New data presents a slight glimmer of hope and suggests that progress may be on its way. Women are slowly rising into power equipped with experience and degrees earned from universities and online schools, like The Center for Legal Studies.
Women on Top
New studies identify several independent law firms and associations putting notable women into positions of power. One of which is the Women in Law Empowerment Forum (WILEF), a group that aims to hold law firms accountable for putting women in top roles.
This year alone, they honored 44 law firms that notably stepped up in the patriarchal industry during their fifth annual Gold Standard Certification. With this recognition comes a form of encouragement women rarely witness.
Power Play
The average percentage of women on governance committees of the honored firms was 27% and on compensation committees was 25%. According to WILEF, these positions are crucial to helping the rest of the women in the organization or firm advance.
Despite the apparent progress in the Big Boys league, which in itself is already commendable, women are still lagging behind. Of the 44 law firms WILEF honored, none of them are New York based firms or firms with the highest profits per partner.
What is apparent is the struggle of sexes surrounding probably one of the most fundamental sectors of the society. In 2014, women lawyers earned approximately 83% of what their male legal counterparts earned. What is astounding is not the number, but that this still needed to be stated.
Earth and Iron: Recreational Projects to Keep you Busy
In the daily bustle and hustle in Brisbane, one should always still find time for one's self. That is what hobbies are for – it breaks the monotonous grind of school or work, and lets you devote time for yourself. If you love making DIY or household projects, you would know that they are an excellent source of relaxation and leisure. It can even help ease your mind if you have anxiety issues.
That said, good projects are those that trace their roots back to the more humble origins of man. Case in point: agriculture and industry. That is, working the earth, and working iron.
Here are a few good stuff to do to help reconnect you with both.
The birth of agriculture ushered great changes in the direction of human civilisation. The day man learned how to grow crops and feed himself was the day man stopped becoming a nomadic animal and started to put in roots. Pay homage to this by starting a garden, right by your house.
You can start a simple herb garden for culinary use. Or if you want something more productive and really handy, a vegetable garden. What you need is a good patch of soil, some good quality compost, and the seeds to sow. And patience. Different crops grow at different rates. Just make sure to do your research what grows best at the current time of the year. This august, cabbage, potatoes and tomatoes are good.
If ploughing soil and sowing seeds are not in your current list of interest, perhaps metalwork is. Man is characterised by their unique ability to use tools, and fashion the materials of nature to their advantage. Enjoy this quality by going back to the basics of mechanical workmanship. Pay a visit to the many local scrap metal yards in the city, and observe what they do.
If you have the materials, which you can procure from said merchants, you can build anything from a barbeque grill, to a complete playground. Says Raw Metal Corp, for welding and basic mechanical work, you can fashion iron into monkey bars, fences and even furniture. You can create a lot of things with a workbench, scrap metal, tools and a bit of ingenuity. If you've grown to be a good craftsman, you can even sell this for additional profit.
And there you have it. If you feel the need to create, you don't have to look far. These two-way projects can help free you from the everyday grind of the busy city, while making you productive.
Management of Depleted Uranium: From Storage to Disposal
Most nuclear power plants today operate through low-enriched uranium. The by-product of this enrichment process is called depleted uranium, an element that has a lower content of the fissile isotope U-235 than natural uranium.
Depleted uranium has adverse effects on health and the environment. Studies show that exposure to the material may cause severe impairment to the body, particularly the kidney and lungs. In terms of environmental impact, the chemical can contaminate the ground surface, which may severely affect safety of food and ground water.
Because of these risks associated with depleted uranium to the public and the environment, there's a need for industries to responsibly manage radioactive wastes. This includes proper depleted uranium disposal; Utah and other strategic sites have approved disposal facilities for such needs.
Storage of Depleted Uranium
The primary storage of depleted uranium is enrichment facilities; the chemical is in the form of uranium hexafluoride (DUF6). DUF6 is usually stored in 14-ton cylinders near enrichment facilities. When processed, they may serve commercial purposes. They may be used for counterweights in aircrafts, shielding in radiation therapy or containers used in shipping radioactive elements.
Disposal of Depleted Uranium
The process of disposal, on the other hand, involves a method called "deconversion." The process chemically extracts the fluoride from depleted uranium kept in the cylinders. The result is stable compounds known as uranium oxides, chemicals suitable for disposing radioactive wastes.
There are many disposal facility options; organizations may transport the material to the U.S. Department of Energy or to commercial disposal sites, as long as the depleted uranium satisfies the requirements of the facility.
Deconversion carries many risks, which is why it is important to work with experts on these endeavors. Uranium is a heavy metal, which, when ingested, may cause severe damage to the kidneys. Fluoride compounds involved in the deconversion process are also corrosive, especially hydrogen fluoride. When inhaled, the chemical will greatly affect health.
The risks associated with depleted uranium present the need for proper management of wastes. It is important to work with experts to ensure safe storage and disposal.


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If she arrives first, she's still likely to be in the baggage-claim area when he arrives and can keep an eye on which carrousel will be receiving his flight's luggage.
If he arrives first, the same would hold true, but if he can claim his luggage without assistance, he should just exit the luggage-claim area and wait for her. All international flights exit through the same door in Terminal B.
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There's a little freestanding foreign exchange booth smack in the middle of the baggage claim area that would be an easy place to meet up.
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["Growth" is over and it's not coming back, and that goes also for so-called "smart growth." (See The Myth of Smart Growth.) Dumb growth can be felt locally with: the Ukiah City Council approval of an outside corporation "creatively destroying" (as one council member described it) a locally-owned downtown business, Incognito, that has been a downtown anchor store here for over 19 years; the foregone conclusion that many more locally-owned small businesses will be destroyed when Costco is also approved to open here; and the rumors of developers pushing to expand our town into the western hills.
The cult of endless growth has kept us from seeing clearly the choices in front of us. Freeing ourselves from this unsustainable path opens up a great world of possibilities for us to actually have more enjoyable, more fulfilling lives.
Transition Ukiah Valley will be showing Growthbusters on Tuesday, September 18th at The Saturday Afternoon Clubhouse 6:30 pm. Come early, 6pm, to find out about Transition Ukiah Valley and the Transition Town Movement. -DS]
The ceaseless expansion of economic exploitation, the engine of global capitalism, has come to an end. The futile and myopic effort to resurrect this expansion—a fallacy embraced by most economists—means that we respond to illusion rather than reality. We invest our efforts into bringing back what is gone forever. This strange twilight moment, in which our experts and systems managers squander resources in attempting to re-create an expanding economic system that is moribund, will inevitably lead to systems collapse. The steady depletion of natural resources, especially fossil fuels, along with the accelerated pace of climate change, will combine with crippling levels of personal and national debt to thrust us into a global depression that will dwarf any in the history of capitalism. And very few of us are prepared.
"Our solution is our problem," Richard Heinberg, the author of "The End of Growth: Adapting to Our New Economic Reality," told me when I reached him by phone in California. "Its name is growth. But growth has become uneconomic.