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DetailsPolini 50cc Cast Iron Cylinder Kit Sport Minarelli Nitro / Aerox (Minarelli horizontal LC, 10mm), a cylinder kit for everyday use here at Maxiscoot for a very good price.
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Since it has a higher rpm range, it can reach appr. 6 to 7hp, in combination with a 17.5mm carburetor and a sports exhaust.
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Name Polini Cylinder Kit "Sport" 50cc cast iron Yamaha Aerox / MBK Nitro Item No. P166.0094 Brand Polini Homologation Yes Displacement 50cc Stroke Original Conrod Length Standard Product Line Sport Material Cast Iron Engine Type 2-stroke Cooling Type LC Bore 40 mm Piston Pin Original Number of Piston Rings 2 Cylinder Head Included
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The Bank of England today held interest rates at 5 per cent despite growing pressure to ease the financial burden on millions of families.
As expected the rate was kept on hold in a bid to combat soaring inflation.
The decision comes despite new figures out today which show that house prices have fallen by nearly 4% during the past year, their fastest rate of decline since 1993.
Britain's biggest mortgage lender, Halifax, said the cost of a home slipped by a further 2.4% during May to stand at an average of £184,111.
On an annual basis house prices have now fallen by 3.8% since May last year, the biggest year-on-year drop since April 1993.
The average home now costs 6.8% less than it did at the beginning of the year, with prices falling in four of the past five months, while property values are 9.4% lower than at their peak in August last year.
Martin Ellis, Halifax chief economist, said: 'The decline in prices is caused by the difficulties created for potential house purchasers by the rapid rise in house prices in the last few years, a squeeze on spending power and the reduction in credit availability.
'These factors have curbed housing demand.'
But the group stressed that the price falls needed to be seen in the context of the strong house price gains experienced in recent years, with the cost of a home soaring by 79% during the five years to August 2007 - an average rise of £88,000.
Halifax added that it continued to expect high employment levels, low interest rates and a shortage of new homes being built to support housing valuations.
The latest figures are in line with ones reported by Nationwide Building Society last week, which showed house prices fell by a record 2.5% during May, prompting warnings that the market could be heading for a deep and prolonged correction.
The number of new mortgages approved for house purchase also fell by 49% during April compared with a year earlier, according to the Bank of England, while the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said the number of new buyers in the market dropped for the 17th month in a row in April to a record low.
The housing market is unlikely to receive a boost from the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee today, with interest rates widely expected to be kept on hold at 5% due to inflationary pressures.
Howard Archer, chief UK and European economist at Global Insight, said: "The latest data on the housing market are undeniably alarming.
'Clearly, the downward pressure on house prices coming from stretched buyer affordability and tight lending conditions is now biting hard.'
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Pianist Marc Copland first came to public attention with his trio with Gary Peacock and Billy Hart, later with his All-Star quintet with Randy Brecker, Bob Berg, and Dennis Chambers, and still later with his quartet with guitarist John Abercrombie. His Denon/Savoy recordings of the 1990's are now being followed by a spate of new releases in 2001-2002. Copland's newest discs are his solo debut, "Poetic Motion," and the trio CD "Haunted Heart and Other Ballads" (Hatology). The CDs have been cited as "discovery of the year" (Die Zeit/Germany), "gold record of the month" (Diapason/France), "publisher's pick" (AllAboutJazz.com/USA), etc."
His harmonic sophistication, his touch, and control of dynamics with the footpedal have all become-well-the stuff of legend. There are actually stories of young piano players who go to a Copland gig and then sit right near the stage to stare at his feet, to observe the nuance of how he works the damper pedal of the piano." (AllAboutJazz.com)Upcoming releases include two co-operative CDs: a trio, "That's for Sure" (Challenge) with John Abercrombie and Ken Wheeler, and a quartet with David Liebman, "Lunar" (Hat Hut)."Born 27 May 1948, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Playing saxophone, Copland was a part of the vibrant music scene in Philadelphia before going to New York where he met John Abercrombie and also played with Chico Hamilton, Ralph Towner and others. He experimented with the electric alto saxophone but gradually became dissatisfied with the direction his music was taking and quit playing saxophone in order to study piano. He was gone for almost a decade but upon his return to the jazz world in the mid-80s his piano playing was a revelation. At first he might have displayed hints of influences such as Bill Evans, Keith Jarrett and Herbie Hancock, but before the decade was out his own vividly original style was firmly in place. During these years he played with Joe Lovano, Jane Ira Bloom, Tim Hagans,James Moody, Wallace Roney and many others, including recording sessions at which he was reunited with Abercrombie. He also built long-lasting musical relationships with bassist Gary Peacock and drummer Billy Hart.In the late 90s Copland's international fame was spreading, owing in part to several well-received albums and tours, including worldwide trio and quintet tours, and European dates which brought him once again into partnership with Abercrombie, along with Ken Wheeler."Michael Brecker is present on only two of these 10 tracks led by pianist Marc Copland, and guitarist John Abercrombie on five - yet it feels like a very integrated set just the same, with a piano trio, operating at Copland's contemplative pace, at its core. In fact, Copland - formerly a 1970s Chico Hamilton sideman under the name of Marc Cohen - can be pensive to the point of faltering. But in the right company and with the right balance of materials, he can produce contemporary jazz of character and poise, and get the best out of the excellent guests he seems to attract with no trouble at all. There is inevitably a lot of floaty, suspended-animation playing here, particularly around the repeated motif of Paul Simon's Old Friends. But there is a surprising degree of hard-pushing music too. The 1960s Miles Davis/Herbie Hancock/Wayne Shorter axis is sharply recalled on Brecker's scalding first appearance, as Copland prods him with something very like Hancock's forceful chordal ambiguities. Longtime Copland partner Drew Gress's bass breaks throb with his customary powerful sound and bold ideas, and Abercrombie is unerringly sure of touch. A relaxed bop counterpoint between piano and guitar on Charlie Parker's Air Conditioning and a punchy Brecker investigation of Herbie Hancock's Cantaloupe Island are among the other highlights". John Fordham 4 * Friday July 4, 2003The Guardian"Copland's playing is filled with color that especially enhances his ballad playing. On up-tempo numbers his playing not only demonstrates quicksilver thinking, but also the technical skills needed to realize his brilliant conceptions. As an accompanist Copland is especially gifted, fashioning an undercurrent of swing that makes any band burn. Copland is also an accomplished composer and teacher." (the Muze)."A quiet giant of his instrument...the stuff of legend."--Gerard Cox, AllAboutJazz.com (USA), 2001"A veritable poet of the piano." --Jean-Pierre Jackson, Repetoire France), 2002"The discovery of the year." --Konrad Heidkamp, Die Zeit (Germany), 2001"A rare pianist...a man of integrity...Haunted Heart is rich with teachings." --Diapason (France), 2002"Impressive performances that stay with the listener...a wonderful recording" --Bill Bennett, Jazz Times (USA), 2002"Disc of excitement...a set free of stylistic cliches, that never seems to stop searching for--and finding--itself." --Jerome Plasseraud, Jazz Magazine (France), 2002"A little masterpiece... unbelievable imagination, a lesson in harmonic drama." ---Thomas Fitterling, Rondo (Germany), 2002"Five Stars...Copland's hit it big with Haunted Heart." ---S.R., Fono Forum (Germany), 2001
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It's an important issue for children and parents in our area and across the country. President Barack Obama says children should not have to accept bullying as an inevitable part of growing up. On March 10, about 150 students, parents and teachers met at the White House to discuss their experiences as well as what's being done to stop it. The White House has also launched a new online resource for parents and teachers. For more information, visit the link below:
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Guess the prez has nothing else keeping him busy. This is an issue for local school districts across the country, not the prez. Of coarse, with his lack of leadership I guess he does have time on his hands. There's only so much golf you can fit in
Well NONAME this is just what the "PREZ" is talking about, comments made like yours that has nothing to do with the problem at hand.
Now for those of us who are on the same page I think putting children back in their own community school with communilty adults as aids would tighten the grip quick, becuse community adults have the RESPECT of the children. This would allow the teachers who come from the outside to get a fair chance at understanding each child. And also EMPOLY Unempolyed parents of the children. Just a thought from little old me, this is a win win situation.
Bullying has existed since there were people. Adults do it , how ever we call it "business". You want your kids to stop being bullied? Tell them to stand up for themselves instead of crying to mommy or daddy. Teach them or have them taught self defense. It's instinct to bully people, it's called survival of the fittest. Only the strong survive.
I have a reasonably lucrative job, I supervise many others. How did I get there? I took what I wanted. I plowed through anyone not willing to stand in my way. The meek fold and never get what yet want. I promise EVERYONE who is successful on the planet, athletes, businessmen/ women/ ceo's .. Whomever has pushed aside someone weaker than them. We call it being assertive.
I will give you there is a difference between bullying and just being tortured. Torturing is wrong, bullying is nature's way of saying to get your sorry behind out of the way. Or teach them to stand up for themselves, fight back, be strong. The worst thing you can do to your kid is fight his battles.
You are what is wrong with today's society. It is up to adults to do everything in their power to prevent this from happening especially in our schools. It is far more difficult to control bullying now days with the amount of cell phone use and Internet use these children have. If parents teachers etc have the attitude that "kids will be kids" then bullying would be completely out of hand. Who would prevent it? Many children don't have the courage/capabilities to stand up for themselves or others so we need to help them along with that. How do we do that? By getting involved.
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You can teach your tot about recycling, composting, and other earth-friendly activities, but how far do you go to create a totally green kid? Is it important to you that your child wear only organic, sustainable clothing?
I ask because I was intrigued by some new kids' sneakers by Morgan & Milo on Lil Sugar. They are super cute and I was tempted to pull out the credit card -- until I saw the price tag. $48 smackaroos.
I know a lot of eco-conscious moms who can't -- or won't -- spend that much on toddler shoes that will just be outgrown in a few months time.
I spent a little time surfing the shop-osphere, and stumbled upon a lot of great sites for sustainable toddler clothes -- Happy Green Bee was one I especially loved, because of the cute styles in stretchy, comfortable fabrics. But, alas, that's a place for the likes of Jennifer Garner and Katie Holmes, but not me.
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Spencer Keith threw a 70-yard touchdown pass to Tyshon Goode, and then Sidney Saulter's interception at the goal-line with 1:47 left preserved Kent State's 28-22 win over Eastern Michigan on Saturday. The victory kept the Golden Flashes (5-6, 4-3) in contention for a share of the Mid-American Conference East Division title going into Friday's game at Temple. Kent State, which has won four straight, trailed 22-20 when Keith connected with Goode for the touchdown and two-point conversion with 6:34 remaining. The Eagles (6-5, 4-3) drove from their own 22 to the Golden Flashes' 19 before Saulter intercepted Alex Gillett's pass. Kent State was forced to punt, but Eastern Michigan took possession on its 45 with only 39 seconds left and gained just five yards. Keith was 11 of 25 for 173 passing yards and also rushed for a score. Dominique Sherrer led the Eagles with 136 yards on 24 carries.
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Kent County Council is to review a decision that ended discretionary free transport for hundreds of children attending grammar schools.
The prospect of a partial U-turn over what was a deeply controversial decision to end subsidies from September last year was raised by county council leaders.
It followed a scathing attack by a senior Conservative and criticism from opposition Liberal Democrats, who sought to reinstate the scheme as part of Kent County Council's budget for 2012-2013.
Council leader Paul Carter (Con) said a working party would reassess the decision and examine if something could be done to help poorer families receive some support.
However, he said it was unlikely the scheme - which also ended subsidies for children attending denominational schools - would be brought back completely.
He said KCC faced continuing pressures on the authority's home-to-school transport costs and many children had the option of using the Freedom Pass.
Discretionary subsidies for those who opted for either a church school or grammar school above other schools nearer to where they lived were ended last year.
Ending the scheme has proved unpopular with many parents and privately infuriated backbench Conservatives. At the time, several MPs in the county also expressed concern.
Andrew Bowles, a senior county councillor and the Conservative leader of Swale council, broke ranks with his party to publicly call for a re-think at the budget setting meeting.
He said KCC risked becoming a laughing stock and should be "man enough" to admit it as it was deterring children from less well-off families taking up grammar school places.
"The effect of these changes has been even more iniquitous than I feared," he said. "Those children who have striven to achieve the pass mark in the Kent test are denied subsidised transport while those that fall below the line are awarded the same.
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"We should set up a review group to see whether this or other policies are preventing children taking up places at Kent's grammar schools. We cannot afford to do everything... if we can find the head room to make sure those no-one is prevented from sending their child to a grammar school, let us have a look."
Under the scheme, subsidies were worth an average of about £400 a year, although that varied depending on where children lived and the school they attend.
It was available where the school chosen was more than three miles from the child's home.
KCC had estimated at the time that as many as 4,200 children attending selective schools would lose out under its new arrangements.
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I wave Jen and Rory off from the front door, don't quite know why though. No doubt I look like an idiot, I don't care though. I make my way to the huge kitchen and grab something to eat from the fridge. I've gotta say, I can see why Jen wants to move here, it's stunning and I'm not talking about the area. The house is just the best and I've only been in two rooms. If I were her, I would never work, I would just sit at home and look after the house. I sit at the table wondering how Rory manages to keep the house looking this way, maybe a maid or cleaner. Then I remember where they have gone, his Mothers.
I take the opportunity to have a snoop around the house. First up is the living room. It is a huge room, painted a dark creamy colour, quite classy actually. At one end is a conservatory, from what I can see is used as a drying room. There is a massive TV pushed up against one wall, god knows how big it is, probably two feet. There are numerous games consoles below it. I notice there are large shelving areas at either side of the TV, all jammed packed full of games, DVDs and CDs. That would be worth a few quid, if sold. Massive corner group sofa and two smaller squashy sofas, perfect for evening snuggling I think. Before I know it, Tom has come into the room and flopped down on the big sofa and switched on the TV.
"Rach. What are you doing?" he enquires, looking at me as if I am some kind of loon.
"Just taking a look round, seeing what Jen will be living in, in a few months time. That's all." I say, as I retreat upstairs. Jen has often mentioned about how beautiful their bedroom is. I wonder whether I should take a peek, god knows what state it will be in though.
I risk it and open the door, there is a slight breeze coming from one end, there are some double doors leading to a very small balcony. There is a pair of beautiful curtains framing these doors, moving slightly against the breeze. The main focal point however is the huge bed, must be at least king size, if not bigger. Above the bed is a picture of Rory and Jen taken sometime last year, it is one of the cutest pictures I have seen.
I have come to the resolution I will say something to Tom about my secret love for him. I have caught him staring at me rather a lot recently, don't know what that means. I wonder whether he is looking at me in an interested way, or just a friendly way. Oh well, I won't know if I don't ask. I go downstairs and Tom is still slobbed out in front of the TV without a care in the world. If only he knew what was going on in my mind. He glanced up from his seat and asked me what I was doing; I replied that I was just thinking. As this was my answer, I think he must have decided it best not to ask. Probably for the best. I am snapped out of my thoughts by a phone ringing somewhere in the house, I dart upstairs and follow the noise, its Jen's phone. I wonder whether I should answer it, I decide it is a good idea to answer.
"Hello?" I say, wondering who it is
"Err. Hiya, it's Jo. Is that Jen?"
"No, sorry. It's Rachel, Jen's friend. She has gone out to Rory's Mothers house. Would you like me to pass on a message?"
"Hang on? Mothers? Is she in Scotland? She never told me!" The voice protested.
"Yeah, we are. Was a last minute thing, to celebrate Rory's success!!" I say excitedly, I have only met Jo once; she seems like a lovely girl.
"Well, I was just ringing to find out what was supposed to be happening about Friday. But if she is out, can you get her to text me when she gets back?"
"Yes, sure thing lovely" I say sweetly, "This number, yeah? Anyway, see you soon. Byee"
I notice Tom is at the door. Just stood there, looking like I am some kind of idiot.
"What in God's name are you doing answering Jen's phone?" He questions, "Was her phone in here?"
"Yes, it was. I heard it ring and thought I better answer it, as it could be someone important. Y'know being a good friend and all"
"Rach. Calm down. I'm joking with you!"
After this, I have no idea what happens. Before I know it, Tom is right in front of me, giving me no room to escape. I am ready to scream, who does that. Unless they are going to make a move on you. Fuck. I feel faint, I need to sit down, but I can't even move, I feel myself make a move toward the floor. Before I know it, there are hands round my waist stopping me from dropping to the floor. Hands, Tom's hands. Even though my head is spinning, I realise I must take this opportunity as I don't know when it could occur again. I stand up straighter and kiss Tom on the lips, just briefly. I stop as I realise what I am doing, my head is no longer spinning. I look at him in shock and simply say 'I'm sorry' and run off to my room.


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June 13, 1977
New York, NY US
Madison Square Garden
The Song Remains The Same, (The Rover intro) Sick Again, Nobody's Fault But Mine, Over the Hills and Far Away, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter, Ten Years Gone, Battle of Evermore, Going to California, Black Country Woman, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, White Summer ~ Black Mountainside, Kashmir, (Out On the Tiles intro) Moby Dick, Heartbreaker, Jimmy Page solo, Achilles Last Stand, Stairway to Heaven, Whole Lotta Love ~ Black Dog.
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Press Review: Led Zeppelin's Garden Party
They were all along. Led Zeppelin, but they weren't due to go on display until 8 pm. At 7:50, on the next – to –last night of the band's '77 tour (1st leg), Pennsylvania Plaza was covered with the young and the stoned. Jimmy Page and Robert Plant sat conversing in that timeless no-place which is the haven of the stars, but their fans outside were very much in evidence. The cabbies may still be talking about it.
Several escalators later, the concessionaires were taking about it too. They insisted as they poured beer and Pepsi that Madison Square Garden had never hosted a crowd like this one. Who is this Led Zeppelin, they seemed to say, and why are they bothering us?
Down in the arena, it was after eight and the crowd knew it. There was wild cheering after every song on the public address system and waving of flags and banners. Jimmy Page would not actually spin out the opening chords of the Song Remains the Same until nearly nine, but the massive garden was already alive with a frenzy it would not lose until after midnight.
Behind the barriers, the security men were leaning against the stage with a grim look. They were protecting a somewhat abbreviated version of previous Zeppelin setups, with a smaller, hanging sound system reminiscent of the Stone's last tour, but they were also protecting the world's most popular rock band – no easy chore.
The word continued to spread that Zeppelin was coming on and the dim overhead lights continued to stay lit. No amount of crowd frenzy seemed able to coax the band out, until suddenly the darkness shot out from the stage and they were there. Page's guitar interrupted the screaming immediately and left it meaningless.
After three quick songs from Led Zeppelin's more recent albums, including a tasteful Plant harmonica solo, the band slid into Over the Hills and Far Away… with a guitar burst from Page that left the crowd stunned. Zeppelin had now built a momentum and they were content to cruise with it while slowly exposing their more sedate talents. For all concerned, it was to be a long evening.
"Has anyone ever heard of the blues?", asked Plant. The answer to this poignant query was Since I've Been Loving You, a slow but powerful number which again found Page in fiery form. This was one of several arrangements during the evening to differ radically from the album cut; a grizzled veteran in the front row would later be heard to remark that it was even "different from Tuesday and Wednesday night." That Page can jam a little…
No Quarter has been a centerpiece for the keyboard talents of John Paul Jones on the past two Zep tours, so it was no surprise to hear the familiar organ chords oozing out from Jones' synthesizer post on stage left. What was surprising, however, was the freshness and vigor Jones brought to a very old assignment. His synthesized piano solo and a few laser lights solicited inhibited crowd approval and Page's reappearance to weave his guitar sorcery turned the moment to magic. It may well have been the high point.
Ten Years Gone, the song about the first love "you never should have lost…" did nothing to break the spell. The album version features no less than nine guitar harmonies, and Page once said the band should be congratulated on this tour for even attempting it. But with a triple-neck guitar in hand, there was no doubt that the attempt was a successful one. The rather gentle song (as Zep songs go) paved the way for a novel but effective acoustic set.
Coming almost exactly halfway through the performance, the acoustic set was Zeppelin's surprising non-surprise. It was surprising because, aren't these guys the terrible overlords of heavy metal? And yet not surprising because we had all been clued in to this unexpected turn of events. Such mellow classics as Battle of Evermore and Going to California found Page on a stool with a mandolin, while the rest of the band and various guitars lurked nearby. For Led Zeppelin, it opened gates that are apt in the future to release anything.
Kashmir brought the crowd back to rock reality, as the thunderous Zeppelin epic reverberated through the Garden. But it also introduced a John Bonham drum solo, geared with its smoke and moving drum stage to the young and easily impressionable. It is Led Zeppelin's irrevocable policy to give each of the musicians their solo moment in the spotlight; Bonham's moment however, may have gone one too long this night. The man's talent is best displayed when he is riding herd over the whole Zeppelin sound, thunderously propelling Jones' bass lines.
After an un-introduced, extended guitar solo by Jimmy Page… there was still time for Achilles Last Stand and Heartbreaker before the show melted into the only possible climax.
And for the umpteenth time, Stairway to Heaven knocked 'em cold. Their 'song of hope' is a song that no Zep audience could leave without hearing, for everyone needs the kind of wishful wondering that Stairway has to offer. The crowd was spellbound and did not seem to notice, or care that Plant forgot several verses. The song was there, and that was more than enough. If Page unwittingly created a monster when he contrived those first compelling chords, he is keeping quiet about it. In New York, Stairway to Heaven spoke for itself.
There was an encore, of course, but the knowledge of the hated lights and the dreaded aftermath of dispelling tension gnawed at the back of the amps. It was not Zeppelin's fault they threw everything they could into a rousing medley of Whole Lotta Love and Black Dog, everyone had to rest.
So when they grabbed their towels and took their bows, before turning an army of twenty-two thousand out into the streets, it was easy to see that it had been a long night, a long tour, and not very long at all since they had rock and rolled.
But the mystique will live on. They may still talk about it down on Fourteenth Street. [Sunday Magazine, 6/77]
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JUNE 13th, 1977 MSG
Led Zeppelin, it's safe to say, ruled the planet in 1977 (certainly Huntington, Long Island).......although surrounded by their "presence" all through my childhood, I'd only caught small glimpses of their music and was not properly "educated" until October '76 at the age of 13........side two of HOTH one afternoon to be exact and THAT WAS IT.......let's put it this way.....for Christmas two months later I instructed mom to purchase the entire Zep catalogue and NOTHING ELSE.....I believe a shirt or two was thrown in by her and I had my wish........however......the real gift was my birthday present one week later (Jan. 3rd- same as JPJ)....when, as rumors flew around on the local radio station about an upcoming tour, I told dear old mom I wanted NOTHING for my b-day.........just a ticket down the road if Zeppelin showed up anywhere around NY......I honestly don't remember exactly how much further away the tixx actually went on sale (by mail-in for the six garden shows as there were riots APLENTY two years before at various ticketrons).....but I had MY TICKET..... I'd be going with my 24yr. old art teacher (it was her first year teaching and, after hearing me tell some friends one day that mom was hesitant about "permissioning" me to go, she volunteered for the job of providing "teacherly" accompaniment.....so on Monday, June 13th, 1977, we were OFF TO THE RACES.....armed with four of five joints of Acapulco Gold and a six-pack of Molson Golden Ale, we set out for the Garden....I can still remember driving on the LIE towards the city when we got up to the NYS Pavilion (Zeppelin played there in August '69).....it's the first point along the Expressway where you can see the Manhattan skyline and on the radio the track from "Frampton Comes Alive"..."I Want to Go to the Sun" was blasting .....I could see the sun sitting up high over the Empire State Building and I was starting to get higher than that weed would ever take me......this was my first concert and I was........well it's tough to think back and try to gauge exactly WHAT the hell was going through my thoughts.....I'm sure it was all good.....at the Garden, it was MAYHEM....and that was just OUTSIDE.....literally thousands of people milling about, smoking weed, drinking openly in front of dozens of police on horseback / foot....I distinctly remember this one dude (he looked like that burn-out from "Dazed and Confused")....he walked up and offered some joints for sale...when some guy next to us took him up on it, the guy then opened up his shirt to reveal one of those Pancho Villa bullet vests that are x-shaped across the whole of your chest...only instead of bullets he had it filled with FATTIES.....I'll never forget that......inside WPLJ was handing out little Swan Song pins...I still have mine.....we sat down about ten minutes before the band came on and I was surprised to hear "Do A Little Dance, Make A Little Love" by KC and the Sunshine Band on the house P.A.......the show itself is obviously A BLUR......I was SO young....and SO stoned.....I do remember some stuff......I remember a guy (right at the end of TSRTS) coming out and sweeping away all the red roses that were thrown up at Robert.....my teacher was APPALLED by that....I was laughing at her......I remember two geeky folk next to us who had military binoculars....they were very nice and let me use them a few times.....they also kept saying how this gig "blew away" the '75 shows......here's another priceless story....we were so completely stoned by the time of "OTHAFA" that when Robert made his little Acapulco Gold comment....he was looking in our general direction and....I SWEAR TO GOD.....I thought he busted us...........another aspect of a great Zeppelin gig that separated it from other great shows....was that when it was all over, and everyone was filing out.....NOBODY was flipping out over how great it was......even though they were flipping out the entire evening.....they were just COMPLETELY DRAINED......like they'd been through some religious experience.......and they had..........I've seen at least 500 gigs since that night.....nothing has come close........


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Capitol Hill - Seattle, WA
Friday through Sunday - 3:00 PM
*Additional dates may be added during peak season
- Discover why chefs and restaurateurs have migrated to Capitol Hill to show off their culinary genius'
- Tour provider is the #1 ranked attraction on tripadvisor.com
- Enjoy more than 13 ethnically diverse tastes on this delicious tour through Seattle's trendy Capitol Hill neighborhood
- Great for both visitors and Seattle locals!
Explore Seattle's trendy and eclectic neighborhood, Capitol Hill, one bite at a time on this Capitol Hill Food Tour.
Capitol Hill is at the front of the city's happening food scene. This neighborhood is known for its inclusive culture and this has drawn chefs and restauranteurs to travel here to show off their culinary skills and ethnic infusions.
This neighborhood is home to many restaurants and cafes, a mix of nightclubs, specialty boutiques, and over 60 locally-owned coffeehouses.
Your guides are culinary and history enthusiasts who are thrilled to take you on a worldly food adventure through Seattle's Capitol Hill.
Highlights on this tour include:
- 13+ ethnically diverse bites and sips
- A behind the scenes visit to a bakery kitchen
- America's favorite food truck, as seen on "Good Morning America"
- Entertaining stories and history of this eclectic neighborhood
- A taste of the trendy and fastest growing segment in the alcohol industry - hard cider
- And much more!
Essential Information:
- Experience includes all food and drink tastings (enough for a meal) and a VIP discount card that will entitle you to 10-15% off on future purchases at your favorite vendors and shops
- Gratuity for your tour guide is not included but is appreciated if you enjoy your experience
- A certain level of physical fitness is required as you will be walking and on your feet for approximately 2 hours. The tour covers 1.1 miles, half of which is uphill
- Cameras are encouraged to take photographs during the tour, but video cameras and tape recorders are prohibited
- Tour tastings and venues are subject to change
2 hours
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You will be accompanied by other tour participants, with a maximum of 16 per tour. For groups larger than 4 please contact Cloud 9 Living directly for pricing.
This experience is only for those on the tour.
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What to Wear:
Wear comfortable clothes appropriate for the weather, and bring an umbrella if necessary. You will be on your feet for 2 hours, so be sure to wear comfortable shoes.
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For this experience, it is recommended to request bookings at least 14 days in advance of intended date of use.
Cancellation Policy:
Prior to scheduling/booking a date for this experience, Cloud 9's standard return and exchange policy shall apply. Once you have scheduled a date and received a booking confirmation, all bookings are final and cancellations/rescheduling is not allowed.
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Does this tour have anything to offer a native Seattleite?
Definitely! Many tour participants live in Seattle. Locals often join the tour to learn about the great food find right in Seattle that have been under their noses the entire time! Seattle is brimming with lively tales and history, and this will be a great way to rediscover your hometown.
Do the tours start and end at the same place?
The tours end within a few blocks of the starting point. Your tour guide will be happy to assist with directions at the end of the tour.
Are the tours wheelchair / stroller accessible?
Unfortunately tours are not wheelchair/stroller accessible.
What is included in the ticket price?
- All food and drink tastings (enough for a meal)
- Signature merchant and dining guide
- Seasonal recipes
- A special VIP discount card that is only available to tour participants. Return to your favorite shops and vendors you tasted at on the tour and receive a 10-15% discount on your entire purchase.
Should I eat anything before the tour?
It is recommended that you eat a light meal before participating in the tour. The amount of food sampled on the tour is significant enough that many people delay or skip lunch afterwards, or will opt for a later dinner depending on the tour time.
Do we only walk around and sample food?
Absolutely not! You will taste locally made foods and beverages that will awaken your palate, while learning about and meeting the storied characters and vendors that give Seattle life. Soak up the rich and vibrant history that even locals don't know about!
Are there age restrictions?
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When it becomes obvious to the rest of the country that we are truly locked into a life or death struggle the people will rise-up from their easy chairs and demand answers. If we cannot make them aware of the obvious fateful track we are now on before then, then it will be too late for us all.
The life or death struggle I am referring to is not with some shadowy terrorist group, or with an axis of foreign governments, but with our own government. We are in an existential struggle with the Bush Administration and everyone in government who supports the violence they carry-out upon the world.
The struggle is between the American people and an out of control administration determined to visit world war III upon the world before its allotted time is up. For their own reasons (which are transparent to the discerning eye), Bush and Cheney are going to find a politically feasible way to attack someone else before their power is taken away.


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UN IPCC : "Long-Term Prediction of Future Climate States Is Not Possible."Posted: March 27, 2017 Filed under: Alarmism Debunked, Climate Changes, Climate science, Climatism, Government Grants/Funding, Govt Climate Agenda, Green Agenda, UN, UNEP, UNFCCC | Tags: Climate Change, Climate Change Scam, Global Warming Scam, IPCC, PARIS Agreement, Scientific Fraud, TAR, UN, UN IPCC, UNFCCC Leave a comment
Working Group I: The Scientific Basis
Executive Summary
"The climate system is a coupled non-linear chaotic system, and therefore the long-term prediction of future climate states is not possible."
AND YET we base trillions upon trillions of dollars of other peoples (your) money on Paris COP junkets to formulate "Save The Planet" policy, windmills and solar panels that are supposed to curb (man-made)
Global Warming Climate Change to below an arbitrary '2 degrees C' by 2100.
Insanity by their very own words and deeds.
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Bad Weather Proves Climate Change, Says WMOPosted: March 22, 2017 Filed under: Alarmism Debunked, Climate Alarmism, Climate History, Climate History News, Eco-Activists, Empirical Evidence, Extreme Weather, Fact Check, Fake News, Government Grants/Funding, Green Agenda, IPCC, Propaganda, Pseudo-Science, Scientific Fraud, UN, UNEP | Tags: Activists, Alarmism, Climate Change Alarmism, Climate Change Scam, Extreme weather, Fake News, Global Warming, Global Warming Scam, Maurice Strong, UN, UNEP, Weather, WMO Leave a comment
Top post. Nice work Paul.
WMO, up to their ears in man-made "Global Warming" hysteria and alarmism since they teamed up with climate criminal Maurice Strong's UNEP in the 1970's, later implementing the eco-political UN IPCC.
Maurice Strong, "The Creator, Fabricator And Proponent Of Global Warming" hysteria.
By Paul Homewood
From the "A bit of bad weather proves climate change " Dept.
An unbelievably crass piece from the failed Independent (and doubtlessly the BBC and the rest of the dismal MSM):
There is "no room for doubt". The astonishing weather experienced by the world last year and advances in climate science demonstrate conclusively that fossil fuel emissions are causing global warming – and something must be done about it.
That was the reaction from scientist after scientist to a new report by the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), which documented record-breaking droughts, heatwaves, rainfall, melting of sea ice and a host of tangible signs observed in 2016 that the Earth's climate has changed.
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There Is No Climate Change CrisisPosted: November 21, 2016 Filed under: Climate Money, Climatism, COP22, Eco-Activists, Empirical Evidence, Environmentalism, Fact Check, Green Agenda, IPCC, UN, UNEP, UNFCCC, Wealth Redistribution | Tags: Climate Change, Climate Change Hoax, Climate Depot, Climatism, COP22, Empirical Evidence, Fact Check, Global Warming, Marc Morano, Marrakech, The Trump Effect, Trump, UN, wealth redistribution 5 Comments
Image by Josh – Watts Up With That?
With the UN's annual climate gabfest, held this time in exotic Marrakech, now done and dusted, it is worth drilling down on the exact "science" that these luxurious and opulent meetings are supposedly based upon…
Assessing the current state of the climate should be a necessary precursor to all 'climate-crisis' meetings in order to justify not only the hundreds of thousands of tons of
CO2 carbon emissions emitted whilst jetting in the thousands of climate elites from every corner of the globe. But also to account for the millions upon millions of (your) taxpayer dollars spent in order to hold each lavish event.
25,903 participants had the time of their lives…
via NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT
The Science
The following "State of the Climate" report via CFACT was presented by Climate Depot's Marc Morano at COP22. Each point is, of course, backed up by real-world data and peer-reviewed science…
- Global temperatures have been virtually flat for about 18 years according to satellite data, and peer-reviewed literature is now scaling back predictions of future warming.
- The U.S. has had no Category 3 or larger hurricane make landfall since 2005 – the longest spell since the Civil War.
- Strong F3 or larger tornadoes have been in decline since the 1970s.
- Despite claims of snow being 'a thing of the past,' cold season snowfall has been rising.
- Sea level rise rates have been steady for over a century, with recent deceleration.
- Droughts and floods are neither historically unusual nor caused by mankind, and there is no evidence we are currently having any unusual weather.
- So-called hottest year claims are based on year-to-year temperature data that differs by only a few HUNDREDTHS of a degree to tenths of a degree Fahrenheit – differences that are within the margin of error in the data. In other words, global temperatures have essentially held very steady with no sign of acceleration.
- A 2015 NASA study found Antarctica was NOT losing ice mass and 'not currently contributing to sea level rise.'
- 2016 Arctic sea ice was 22% greater than the recent low point of 2012. The Arctic sea ice is now in a 10-year 'pause' with 'no significant change in the past decade'
- Deaths due to extreme weather have declined dramatically.
- Polar bears are doing fine, with their numbers way up since the 1960s.
Climate Truth File 2016 – CFACT (SLR link by Climatism)
I would also add to the list, the stubborn and inconvenient fact that 97% of 102 UN-IPCC CMIP5 predictive climate models DO NOT accord with observed reality.
They are all running 'too hot'.
This is problematic as these same unverifiable climate models form the basis of the literal trillions of dollars of taxpayer money that directly funds radical climate policy and the schemes and scams that go with it like misguided and "unreliable" energy solutions – wind and solar.
Climate Models Don't Work | Climatism
Decide for yourself if there is a so called "Climate Crisis" and just how are the estimated trillions of dollars, earmarked to de-carbonise the globe, supposed to change the weather or adjust the temperature of the planet, and by how much exactly? No one really knows.
If you feel CFACT's list of peer-reviewed and scientific climate realities are "cherry-picked", ask yourself why no UN climate 'expert' or anyone at a climate conference will ever dare discuss these points. Of course they won't and can't because each point fundamentally wrecks their climate narrative and political agenda.
Then ask yourself why Marc Morano and his CFACT delegation were forcibly censored and shut-down by UN security for presenting these pesky facts (in front of a life-size Donald Trump cutout no less! Gold).
Note to Marc and other dissenters of the preferred wisdom of climate theology: If you want an invite to a UN climate event, and wish to remain for the entire two weeks enjoying the inner-sanctum of climate groupthink, pampering and chatter, you best pack the preferred memes of the climate crisis industry and use them frequently – "the science is settled" and "97% of all scientists agree". Both equally deceptive and thoroughly debunked climate memes aimed to stifle debate, intimidate and isolate.
"Science" is never settled, nor does science listen to or work through "consensus".
What We Do Know About UN Climate Meetings and Radical Agenda
With such little evidence of a 'climate crisis', why does the UN insist the world spend hundreds of billions of dollars a year on futile climate change policies? Perhaps Christiana Figueres, executive secretary of the UN's Framework on Climate Change has the answer?
In Brussels February, 2015 she said, "This is the first time in the history of mankind that we are setting ourselves the task of intentionally, within a defined period of time, to change the economic development model that has been reigning for at least 150 years since the Industrial Revolution."
In other words, the real agenda is concentrated political authority. Global warming is the hook.
Global warming has long abandoned any connection it has with actual science. It is has become as ideology. A new religion. Australia's former Prime Minister Tony Abbott likening it to, "socialism masquerading as environmentalism".
Figueres also added that "Communism is the best model to fight global warming."
Ideology over Science
In 2013, UN IPCC co-chair of Working Group 3 Dr. Ottmar Endenhoefer unleashed this stunning revelation…
Flashback: IPCC official admits UN climate meetings redistribute wealth in one of the "largest economic conferences since WWII" « JoNova
Follow The Money
The shock election of Donald J. Trump as President-elect of the United States has put Green groups in a literal (money) spin…
The Marrakesh COP22 climate conference has ended – and green groups are just waking up that without US financial support, nobody has committed any money to anything.
"I'm a little worried by the lack of financial support to help poor countries adapt. This conference has been taking place in Africa, it was generally agreed that there should be more money, but in concrete terms unfortunately these decisions failed to materialise," said Lutz Weischer, team leader on international climate policy at Germanwatch.
It is genuinely possible most of the members of groups like Greenpeace and Germanwatch really didn't know where all the money was coming from. Sounds crazy, but think about it – all greens had to do in the past is make a lot of noise, and bundles of cash turned up. They never had any reason to question where the cash was coming from.
I suspect climate activists are only now waking to the horrible possibility that after years of partying on the US taxpayer's dime, they really don't have that many friends anymore.
The two week conference, catering for 25,903 participants was declared the "conference of action". Which is why the Paris rule has been delayed to 2018!
What a waste of time and…'
CO2 carbon emissions'.
As with all climate conferences, kicking the can down the road was to be expected and who's complaining with another guaranteed two years of champagne, foie gras and chatter at exotic locations, on the taxpayer dime…
See more : 'Breakthrough' At Midnight: UN Climate Talks Agree To Delay Paris Rules Until 2018 (As Expected) | The Global Warming Policy Forum (GWPF)
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Indonesia Doubles Coal Use, Ratifies "Climate" TreatyPosted: October 20, 2016 Filed under: Fact Check, Failed Green Schemes, Fossil Fuels, Govt Climate Agenda, Green Agenda, Green Energy, UN, UNEP, UNFCCC, Unreliables, Wealth Redistribution | Tags: coal, Energy, Fossil Fuels, Indonesia, joke, Paris Climate Treaty, Security, UN, UNEP, UNFCCC, unreliables, wealth redistribution Leave a comment
Meanwhile, the politically correct, climate-obsessed, eco-brainwashed West continues to destroy their economies, pursuing useless "unreliable" energy – wind and solar – that do not reduce global emissions, at all.
Such energy fantasies simply increase the cost of doing business, making industry uncompetitive, shifting jobs and 'emissions' offshore to third-world countries where environmental regulations and working conditions are substandard, leading to real environmental and social issues, like forest destruction, air particulate pollution and sweat shops.
Draconian Climate policy, formulated by unelected global elites at Paris-like gabfests, really are "killing the planet to save it."
By Paul Homewood
Tony Heller noted this juxtaposition of news from Indonesia this month.
So perhaps it is time to recall just what it was that Indonesia agreed to in the Paris Agreement.
My full analysis of Indonesia's INDC, which the Carbon Tracker website rated as "Inadequate" from last November is here. But the gist of it is this:
The BAU case projects emissions of 2881 GtCO2e by 2030:
Therefore, a cut of 29% leaves a target of 2046 GtCO2e, still well above 2005 emissions of 1800 GtCO2e.
But this is not the whole story.
As the above makes clear, land use change accounts for 63% of all emissions, totally dwarfing the burning of fossil fuels. This figure reflects the enormous amount of forest that has been cut down, often to make room for palm oil and pulp wood plantations. On top of that,
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The Eleven Questions The Press Won't Ask DiCaprioPosted: October 5, 2016 Filed under: Alarmist Godfathers, Alarmist media, Alarmists, Climate Alarmism, CO2 (Carbon Dioxide), Eco-Activists, Empirical Evidence, Fact Check, Global Warming Zealots, Green Agenda, Hypocrisy, Solar, UN, UNEP, UNFCCC | Tags: Carbon Footprint, Climate Change, Climate Change Hypocrisy, Eco Hypocrite, Global Warming Activist, Hypocrisy, Leo DiCaprio, UN 1 Comment
Carbon belching DiCaprio should answer these eleven questions if he is to be listened to as an informed climate spokesperson.
Otherwise he remains a virtue-signalling, eco-grandstanding, shameless, hypocrital, fashionable climate change elite.
By Paul Homewood
Eleven questions that our supine press should be asking the hypocrite DiCaprio:
Ban Ki-moon, Listen to the Masses!Posted: September 25, 2016 Filed under: Climate Money, Communism, Eco-Activists, Environmentalists, Fact Check, Government Grants/Funding, Govt Climate Agenda, Green Agenda, Population Control, UN, UNEP, UNFCCC, Wealth Redistribution | Tags: Activists, Climate Change, Climate Scam, UN, UNEP, United Nations 1 Comment
"It's much easier to solve an imaginary problem than a real one." – Sir Humphrey Appleby
…and "saving the planet" the ideal header on the CV of Ban Ki-Moon and fellow virtue-signalling, climate change elites.
Over 10 million ordinary people have told the UN what matters most to them, and here are the results.
According to this huge UN survey, good education, healthcare and jobs are far and away the top priorities. And way down at the bottom is "Action taken on climate change." You would think that the UN Secretary-General would have many things on his plate, and even "Phone and Internet Access" comes ahead of climate change.
Yet because Ki-moon is seeking a legacy in bringing the Paris accord into force, that last-place concern is at the top of his agenda.
In a previous post Hammer and Nail I suggested that climate activists like Ban Ki-Moon are working on their own needs for esteem and self-actualization, while most of the world are struggling with the most basic needs. This survey proves that point, especially when charts show that only in richer…
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Environmentalism as a religionPosted: September 14, 2016 Filed under: Alarmist media, Climate Bible, Climate Change, Climate science, Cult Science, Environmentalism, Global Warming, Government Grants/Funding, Govt Climate Agenda, Green Agenda, Ideology, Politics, Population Control, Propaganda, Pseudo-Science, Religion, Scientific Fraud, UN, UNEP, UNFCCC | Tags: Alarmism, Climate Change, climate religion, DDT, Global Warming, Michael Crichton, Religion, UN, UNEP, Warmism, WUWT Leave a comment
The mainstream media has played a hugely successful role in corrupting the 'science' of global warming, aka climate change, into the fashionable new eco-religion that it has become today.
Add literally, trillions of government 'green' (taxpayer money), a ton of celebrity eco-virtue-signalling, a pinch of data manipulation, and the religion of 'climate change' has rapidly morphed into, as Harold Lewis, Emeritus Professor of Physics at the University California, famously coined in his blistering resignation letter to the APS:
"The greatest and most successful pseudoscientific fraud I have seen in my long life as a physicist."
Hence, we give thanks to "The world's most viewed site on global warming and climate change" – WUWT, led by Pastor Watts, for giving us our daily dose of climate reason and rationalism! Amen 🙏
Nice post Anthony.
The late Dr. Michael Crichton was wonderful writer. In 2003 he presented a wonderful essay in San Francisco equating environmentalism to religion. Nobel prize winning physicist Dr. Ivar Giaver makes the same point in a presentation here. In religion man is meant to be saved from the consequences of his sins. In the environmentalist religion the world was a wonderful, beautiful Eden until man and his technology came along. Man has eaten the apple and lost Eden. Now we must give up our "evil" technology and go back to nature, otherwise all is lost.
As Crichton notes:
"There is no Eden. There never was. What was that Eden of the wonderful mythic past? Is it the time when infant mortality was 80%, when four children in five died of disease before the age of five? When one woman in six died in childbirth? When the average lifespan was 40…
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RIO DE JANEIRO – Olympics officials promised on Wednesday to solve an embarrassing saga at the Games' diving arena that turned the competition pool a deep shade of green and left competitors joking that they were leaping into "a swamp."
While Rio's organizing committee insisted the water posed no danger to athletes, the divers and independent water experts were not so easily convinced.
"It is very important to the Rio 2016 community to ensure a high quality of play," organizers said in a statement. "Tests were conducted and the water was found to be safe. We are investigating what the cause was."
Confusion reined as Rio spokesman Mario Andrada said he believed that a "proliferation of algae" had been to blame at the Maria Lenk Aquatics Center, while international diving chiefs claimed to be unaware what had created the problem. "It will be blue from now on," Andrada said.
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"It is so green," British diver Tonia Couch, who finished fifth with Lois Toulson in the women's 10-meter platform, said. "As the sun went down it looked worse." Couch did say that the water had one unexpected benefit — it made it easier for divers to isolate the surface as they spun through the air.
Water treatment experts insisted that there were many possible causes, including algae, a lack of disinfectant or the way in which the water interacted with copper in the heating system.
Canadian team leader Mitch Geller, who divers Roseline Filion and Meaghan Benfeito clinched bronze in the 10-meter, told reporters that his squad "hope it is not like a swamp tomorrow." A Canada water expert was offering assistance to the Olympic crew, while athletes were still unsure on Wednesday morning how the quality of the pool would be later in the day.
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Water experts continued to examine the water in the hours leading up to Wednesday's men's 3-meter synchronized springboard final and the water quality continued to be a hot topic of discussion between divers.
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By Victoria Strohmeyer, Associate, SNR Denton
In this Emerging Issues Analysis, attorney Victoria Strohmeyer of SNR Denton discusses a 2010 D.C. Circuit decision that explores the boundaries of FERC's jurisdiction over non-jurisdictional governmental agencies that own transmission facilities within the context of the balancing authority area.
"In Sacramento Municipal Utility District v. FERC, 2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 15179 (D.C. Cir. July 23, 2010), the D.C. Circuit affirmed the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC or Commission) approval of the California Independent System Operator Corporation's (CAISO) new market design," writes Victoria Strohmeyer. "Through a series of orders from 2006 through 2008, FERC approved the elements of the CAISO new market design. As in any market situation, there were those market participants that perceived themselves to be losers in the new market design. In this case, Sacramento Municipal Utility District, Imperial Irrigation District, the City and County of San Francisco, and the San Diego Gas & Electric Company were among the numerous entities affected by the new market design that objected to CAISO's new tariff. One interesting aspect to this case is the exploration of the boundaries of FERC's jurisdiction over non-jurisdictional governmental agencies that own transmission facilities within the context of the balancing authority area. This case upholds FERC's decisions relating to CAISO's market design, finding that FERC supported its holdings with substantial evidence."
"This case provides support for FERC's ability to monitor and govern markets even when individual market participants perceive that they are harmed. The overall good seems more important in this context (a market redesign following the California energy crisis) than in the context of ensuring that each and every participant is satisfied," the author explains. "FERC is tasked with ensuring that the market, as a whole, will function in such a way as to ensure just and reasonable rates and that transmission service is provided in a nondiscriminatory manner. As long as the Commission is properly applying the evidence supplied, an appellate court is reluctant to disturb the Commission's findings."
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18 MAY 2017: Raymond Finch: There is no such thing as EU funding
17 MAY 2017: Stuart Agnew: Norway's misgivings should dent Remain camp's obsession with Single Market
17 MAY 2017: Jill Seymour: Report on Single European Transport Area pushes anti-vehicle agenda
17 MAY 2017: Gerard Batten: EU open-borders policy has created serious security problems
17 MAY 2017: David Coburn: The EU will quickly discover that an economic blitzkrieg is a double-edged sword
17 MAY 2017: James Carver: Why not negotiate a new Common Travel Area with the Irish Republic (Bluecard Question to Northern Ireland MEP Anderson)
17 MAY 2017: Nigel Farage: Your attempt to bully the Brits is not working
16 MAY 2017: David Coburn: Vacuous Macron wants to make an example of the UK so no country considers leaving EU
16 MAY 2017: Margot Parker: Persecution of homosexual men in Chechnya
16 MAY 2017: James Carver: Dadaab represents all that is wrong with the way we deal with displaced persons
16 MAY 2017: Margot Parker: Persecution of Christians in the Middle East
16 MAY 2017: James Carver: It's Groundhog Day on Syria at the European Parliament
16 MAY 2017: Stuart Agnew: Hold your nerve against these people - they just want to stop farming (AGRI committee, 15.05.2017)
16 MAY 2017: William Dartmouth: EU regulations inhibit innovation and destroy growth
16 MAY 2017: Raymond Finch: Encouraging destructive migration and sowing discord amongst EU nations
15 MAY 2017: Jonathan Arnott: Clamping down on illicit trade at EU level
15 MAY 2017: Julia Reid: EU bureaucracy and legislation is no solution to food wastage
15 MAY 2017: Jonathan Arnott: Getting off the train before it reaches Destination Superstate
15 MAY 2017: James Carver objects to Israel being called a 'terrorist state' (Point of Order)
12 MAY 2017: Gerard Batten: Endless Brexit negotiations towards finding a way of reversing the referendum decision (Joint LIBE/PETI/EMPL Hearing, 11.05.2017)
10 MAY 2017: David Coburn: PANA committee seems to want to extend the EU empire's punitive tax policy worldwide (PANA committee, 09.05.2017)
09 MAY 2017: David Coburn: EU using PANA committee to extend its excessive tax programmes throughout Europe (PANA committee)
05 MAY 2017: David Coburn: British offshore territories do not want EU interference in their affairs (PANA committee, 02.05.2017)
02 MAY 2017: Stuart Agnew: If we want our own protein crops we must let farmers grow them properly - (AGRI committee)
02 MAY 2017: Stuart Agnew: EU tax to fill Brexit budget gap (AGRI committee)
02 MAY 2017: James Carver: Commission proposal underlines the EU's increased geopolitical and military ambitions (Foreign Affairs committee)
02 MAY 2017: David Coburn: Orwellian over-regulation in people's finance will lead to lower economic growth (PANA committee, 27.04.2017)
02 MAY 2017: David Coburn: An excuse for bankrupt socialist EU states grabbing more tax money (PANA committee, 27.04.2017)
02 MAY 2017: James Carver: More European integration is the cause of heightened nationalism (Foreign Affairs committee)
27 APR 2017: Patrick O'Flynn: Eurogroup chief Dijsselbloem is the Basil Fawlty of Europe
27 APR 2017: David Coburn: The European Investment Bank must take Brexit into account
26 APR 2017: Gerard Batten: Erdogan's dictatorship vote underlines the folly of MPs who supported Turkey's EU accession
26 APR 2017: Nigel Farage: It's time for Hungary to join the Brexit Club, Mr Orban!
26 APR 2017: Stuart Agnew: Flippant committee chairman turns voting farce into Brexit joke (Fisheries committee, 25.04.2017)
25 APR 2017: David Coburn: Regaining Scottish fishing grounds - UKIP MEP David Coburn questions Norwegian minister (Fisheries committee, 24.04.2017)
13 APR 2017: Stuart Agnew: EU rules making it impossible for organic farmers to operate (AGRI committee, 12.04.2017)
13 APR 2017: Stuart Agnew: 30bln euros a year trying to improve the world's weather by reducing greenhouse gases from the EU (AGRI committee, 12.04.2017)
12 APR 2017: Stuart Agnew: Limestone and calcium deposits in Europe possibly unfit for agriculture? (AGRI committee)
12 APR 2017: Jonathan Arnott questions Hungarian nominee for Court of Auditors (Budgetary Control committee)
12 APR 2017: Stuart Agnew: Global Warming: Assured by Prof. Hook, Dr Line and Mr Sinker (AGRI committee, 11.04.2017)
12 APR 2017: Stuart Agnew: Field-scale trials tell us something, lab tests and Green lobby tell us little (AGRI committee, 11.04.2017)
11 APR 2017: Stuart Agnew: Correctly defining 'consumer' according to EU law (TRAN committee)
06 APR 2017: Tim Aker: EU top-down agenda forces changes that no one voted for
05 APR 2017: Roger Helmer: EU once again abandoning free markets in favour of central planning
05 APR 2017: Tim Aker: Those you call 'populists' are patriots
05 APR 2017: Nathan Gill: Brexit: Unreasonable demands will get you nowhere (Explanations of Vote)
05 April 2017: James Carver: What 'British aggression' over Gibraltar?! (Point of Order)
05 APR 2017: Nigel Farage: A sensible deal in the spirit of good neighbourliness
05 APR 2017: Paul Nuttall: A solution to prevent Gibraltar being used as a pawn in Brexit talks
05 APR 2017: Nigel Farage: We're being given a ransom note
04 APR 2017: Jonathan Arnott: EU accounting ruse is now a whole knotted mess
04 APR 2017: David Coburn: EU report on migrant movements aimed at shutting down reasoned debate
04 APR 2017: David Coburn: An open-door Europe with lots of Jihadis (Bluecard to EPP MEP McAllister)
04 APR 2017: James Carver: EU report condemns ban on migrant jihadists returning from Syria
04 APR 2017: Julia Reid: Avoiding EU bureaucracy in the medical devices sector
04 APR 2017: David Coburn: Sturgeon's desire to emulate Greece beggars belief
04 APR 2017: Bill Etheridge: How far is too far a regulation? (Bluecard question to EPP MEP Schwab)
04 APR 2017: Margot Parker: Another opportunity to engulf us in more EU legislation
03 APR 2017: Stuart Agnew: Relying on the EU's hack-up process of food traceability
03 APR 2017: Julia Reid: Rainforests sacrificed on the altar of 'antropogenic global warming'
03 APR 2017: Margot Parker: Criminals using EU system for human trafficking
03 APR 2017: Jonathan Arnott: Unelected EU bodies a major failing
23 MAR 2017: James Carver: Foreign Affairs committee meeting with U.S. head of Mission to the EU (Foreign Affairs committee, 21.03.2017)
23 MAR 2017: David Coburn: What of Nicola Sturgeon's latest fantasy, Mr Commissioner? (Fisheries ommittee)
23 MAR 2017: David Coburn: Full Brexit the only way to escape EU's Common Fisheries Policy (Fisheries committee, 22.03.2017)
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Bunce School Road, Ironclads and Plane Crash 4x4 Trails is a 16 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Lyons, Colorado that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as difficult. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
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Three different trails combined into one See historic Bunce School, impressive Ironclads, and interesting plane wreckage. Abundant dispersed camping. Bunce School Road is part county road and part forest road. We saw unlicensed vehicles along the entire road, but cannot vouch for OHV legality on the county portion. Open May 15 through November 30. For current conditions call Roosevelt National Forest, Boulder Ranger District at (303) 541-2500. Bunce School Road is mostly easy with a few moderate spots. Side trips to the Ironclads and T-33 Plane Crash are rocky, steep and difficult. The final climb to the Ironclads is extremely steep, but you are close enough at that point to hike the rest of the way.
Awesome trail and day trip!
Lots of places to allow people to pass, lots of activity, snow packed last weekend prompted some winch use. Good time!
This place was pretty cool! My fiance and I found this place from much research on dispersed camping not too far from Boulder. The drive to Bunce School Rd was beautiful and the trail was just as great! We have a 07 Ford Explorer Sport Trac, 2WD and it handled the beginning of the trail with ease. The further we got into the trail, the more steep and rocky it became and we decided to pull over for the night on 105 right before you cross the creek at a designated spot with a fire ring and off trail parking area. We literally car camped- folded down the seats, laid down a pallet, and even set up our mini projector to watch a movie! When we set up came, we didn't see or hear anyone but around 8 am, the rumble of 4 wheelers, ATVs, and 4x4s were everywhere. When we woke up we started to hike around the trail to explore the area on foot. Beautiful views of the forest around you and the valley close by! My phone was dead otherwise I would have pictures to upload...guess that means we have to make another trip out soon before winter arrives! We will definitely be back! Hopefully, we can find a good place to rent 4 wheelers next time for a decent price - any suggestions would be great!
Great 4x4 trail for high clearance vehicles. There are a couple of somewhat technical rock sections, but no problem for most light SUVs. Expect OHV traffic on weekends