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Yosemite Mountain Retreat in Yosemite National Park(30 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:1-2 nights
- Sleeps:8
- Bedrooms:3
- Bathrooms:2
- Property type:Cabin
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:Yes
About the Property
Cabin, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, (Sleeps 8)
This newly remodeled three bedroom, two bath cabin sleeps eight comfortably. It is nestled in a secluded and forested area of Wawona, located inside Yosemite National Park. The non-smoking cabin is great as a quiet mountain hideaway and can be used as a base camp for various outdoor activities while enjoying Yosemite National Park.
The cabin comes complete with Satellite TV,high speed Internet, VCR, CD Player, and a Foosball game to provide hours of entertainment. It has a wood stove for added warmth in the winter or relax outside on the deck and enjoy the natural beauty of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in the summer. Deer often pass by the cabin.
The three bedrooms are furnished with a king log bed, queen log bed, double and twin bunk beds.There is a washer and dryer for your convience. The new kitchen comes complete with new stainless appliances, cooking utensils and is equipped with dishwasher, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, etc...
Keywords: Cabin, Yosemite
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Member since: 2004
Property Type
- Cabin
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 8
- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Not Allowed
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Wheelchair Accessible
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8, Beds for 8
- CD Player
- DVD Player
- Foosball
- Satellite / Cable
- Stereo
- Museums
Leisure Activities
- Horseback Riding
- Sight Seeing
- Wildlife Viewing
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cross Country Skiing
- Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Mountain Biking
- Rafting
- Rock Climbing
- Skiing
- Swimming
- Dining Area
- Broadband Access
- Clothes Dryer
- Linens Provided
- Parking Off Street
- Telephone
- Washing Machine
- Wireless Internet
- Wood Stove
- Cooking Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Refrigerator
- Deck / Patio
- Outdoor Grill
RatesCurrency Conversion
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
low season
Sep 7 - May 11, 2017
2 night min stay
Fri, Sat
high season
May 12 - Sep 5, 2017
2 night min stay
Fri, Sat
Additional information about rental rates
- Refundable Damage Deposit $300
- Tax Rate 10%
Plus 10% bed tax. Rates are for 6 guest 4 years or older. $20.00/ night extra for more than 6 persons. Holidays are 3 nights at $350.00/ night. 7 nights or more are at $325.00/ night. $300.00 refundable security deposit.
Low season $325.00/ night for weekends. $300.00 night for Sunday through Thursday nights
Payments can be made with personal checks or your credit card via www.PayPal.com 1/2 of the rent is due at the time of booking. The balance of rent, bed tax, and refundable security deposit is due 30 days prior to your arrival.
Owner's cancellation policy:
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Owner info
Year Purchased: 2001
About the owner: I am a farmers in the San Joaquin Valley in California. I mostly grow grapes and almonds. I love to get away when I can. As you can see I have vacation homes in Yosemite, Lake Nacimiento, and Costa Rica. I work hard and then get away.
Why the Owner Chose Mariposa, CA, USA:
My ex husband grew up living in Wawona. We visited often his family and raised our kids going up to Wawona. When this cabin came available to purchase we jumped on the chance to own a cabin inside the Park. My sister and her husband are partners on the cabin.
The Unique Benefits at this Cabin:
The smell of the trees and hikes in the area are my favorite. Our cabin is off the main road enough so we do not hear any traffic, but close enough to go to the store a mile away if needed. Swimming in the nearby river is a family favorite. We have 2 favorite swimming places.
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Front of cabin with easy parking.
View of Section of Living Room
Comfortable Couches in Living Room
View of Remodeled Kitchen
Master Bedroom King Bed
This listing was first published here in 2004.
Date last modified - Wednesday, April 26, 2017
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Volumes 3 & 4
|Desert Sessions, Volumes 3 & 4
|Compilation album by The Desert Sessions
|October 23, 1998
|1997-1998 at Rancho de la Luna, Joshua Tree, CA
|Desert rock
|Man's Ruin
|The Desert Sessions chronology
|Professional ratings
|Review scores
Volumes 3 & 4 is the second compilation of Josh Homme's project The Desert Sessions. Volume 3: Set Coordinates for the White Dwarf!!! and Volume 4: Hard Walls and Little Trips were released separately on 10-inch vinyl, and then compiled on CD with the extra track "You Keep on Talkin'".
Track listing[edit]
- "Nova"
- "At the Helm Off Hell's Ships"
- "Avon"
- "Sugar Rush"
- "The Gosso King of Crater Lake"
- "Monster in the Parasol"
- "Jr. High Love"
- "Eccentric Man"
- "Hogleg"
- "You Keep on Talkin'"
This Desert Sessions set featured several bands.
The earthlings? (Pete Stahl, Dave Catching, Fred Drake, and Musharitas) perform "At the Helm Off Hell's Ships" and "Sugar Rush"
The Eagles of Death Metal (consisting of Jesse 'The Devil' Hughes, Loo Balls, Carlo Von Sexron, Craig Armstrong (bass player) and T. Fresh) performed "The Gosso King of Crater Lake", "Hogleg" and "You Keep On Talkin'". The Eagles of Death Metal has since become a real band centered on Jesse Hughes guitars and singing instead of Loo Balls vocals. Also, 'Carlo Von Sexron' is in fact, one of Joshua Homme's monikers. He is also known to record drums and/or bass guitar for EODM to this day, though he doesn't tour with them regularly.
The Green Monarchs (consisting of Alfredo Hernández, Larry Lalli, Mario Lalli, Joshua Homme, Chris Goss, Nick Oliveri, Tony Tornay) performed "Monster In The Parasol", "Jr. High Love" and "Eccentric Man".
An unnamed grouping consisting of Pete Stahl, John McBain, Joshua Homme, Ben Shepherd, and Alfredo Hernandez performed "Nova" and "Avon", which were likely leftovers from the original set of Desert Sessions. The music tracks of both of these songs are identical with different vocal tracks. Pete Stahl sings "Nova" and Homme sings "Avon". Homme has said that this was an experiment to show how two different vocalists would treat the same piece of music.
- Josh Homme: Guitar, Vocals, Drums
- Fred Drake: Bass, Drums
- Dave Catching: Guitar, Bass
- Alfredo Hernández: Drums
- Pete Stahl: Vocals, Guitar & more
- Ben Shepherd: Bass
- John McBain: Guitar
- Nick Oliveri: Guitar, Vocals
- Mario Lalli: Keyboards, Guitar, Vocals
- Larry Lalli: Bass
- Jesse Hughes: Guitar, Vocals
- Craig Armstrong: Bass
- Loo Balls: Vocals
- T. Fresh: Turntables, Table Turner
- Tony Tornay: Drums

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Margaret Thatcher was not a Whistler etching. She did not do shades of grey. Nor do most of those who write about about her. She is either the best of Prime Ministers or the worst of Prime Ministers: the woman who saved the country or the woman who destroyed it. No one could claim that she was an insignificant figure. No one doubts that historians yet unborn will be discussing her legacy; that she will continue to ride the storms of controversy, as she did in her prime.
Thirty years ago, that all seemed so unlikely. In those days, even in the Tory party, very few people realised that she was the raw material of political greatness. Shortly after she won the leadership, Rab Butler spoke to Chris Patten. "This, ah, Thatcher woman. We don't have to take her seriously, do we?" It now seems laughable, but back then, he had a point. Ted Heath put her in his Cabinet, as the statutory woman. In three and a half years, she did not outgrow that status. She abolished a lot of grammar schools and free school milk; there were no other achievements. As an Education Secretary, she ranks somewhere between undistinguished and mediocre.
Ted lost two elections: time to go. But who was to take his place? Willie Whitelaw would not run against him. Everyone agreed that Keith Joseph would not do, including Keith Joseph. There was hesitancy. She brought it to an end. Her courage won its reward. Four years later, however, she had still not transformed that courage into unquestioned authority. A much less successful Leader of the Opposition than Tony Blair or David Cameron, she was often patronised in the Commons by Jim Callaghan. Her Shadow Cabinet included several men – Carrington, Gilmour, Joseph, Prior, Pym, Whitelaw – who appeared to be at least her equal in substance.
It is one of the more fascinating "what ifs" in counter-factual history: what if Mr Callaghan had called an election in October 1978? Even if Mrs Thatcher had won, she would have had a tiny majority. Could her fledgling government have survived the Winter of Discontent, which would have happened regardless, as Labour's wages policy imploded? But Jim dithered. The Winter of Discontent not only destroyed his chances. It highlighted the failure of an entire, often bi-partisan, approach to economic management. Amid all the wreckage, she alone seemed undaunted. No one else knew what to do. She insisted that she did.
It still seemed perilous, if not indeed lunatic. Here was this unsophisticated, inexperienced woman, prating her irritating certainties and proposing to overthrow the entire post-war settlement. Could this possibly work? Had she any idea what she was doing? If she failed, which seemed almost inevitable, would she not have destroyed the final defences against socialism? That was the way in which many Tories talked during those early months. I know; I was one of them. Thirty years on, there is only one conclusion to be drawn. Thank God the Wets were wrong.
Mrs Thatcher had two qualities which enabled her to withstand everything events threw at her. She was simple-minded and she was lucky. The simplicity was a strength, and there is a delicious paradox. Over the centuries, most Tory leaders have been intellectuals. She is an exception. The least intellectual Leader since Bonar Law, she lacked subtlety, irony, any sense of the complexity of moral judgements or the playfulness of language. Yet she was the first Tory leader to use the word "intellectual" as a term of unqualified approval.
This was of great importance. It is also a tribute to some insufficiently-sung heroes, including Keith Joseph, Ralph Harris, and John Nott, who all helped to persuade her that she was an intellectual. Up until then, she had thought that her political ideas were a distillation of grocer's shop economics from her father, golf-club economics from Denis – and her own housewife economics. She was then told that her common-sense instincts were actually the cutting edge of the new economic movement: that she was right there with Hayek, von Mises and Friedman. This helped to give her the self-confidence she needed to save her country.
But she did not know how to behave like an intellectual. She liked her ideas on parade, not lounging around in armchairs. At meetings of the Tory Philosophy Group, she took notes and rebuked Enoch Powell for being negative. She wanted intellectuals to provide her with ammunition and certainties.
This formidably intelligent un-intellectual had a further advantage. She knew little history. She was surrounded by men who did, but the Ian Gilmours and Chris Pattens were especially proficient in the history of failure and decline. The failure of the Macmillan government, the Home government, the Heath government: the long, melancholy, withdrawing roar of British post-war, post-imperial history. After such knowledge, what forgiveness?
Rather than listen to that sort of tosh, Margaret Thatcher would have preferred to clean the house. To her, history was a straightforward contest between good and evil. There were men like Churchill who had the guts to do their duty. There were the others, including most of the post-war Tory leadership, who did not. She was determined that however many hand-baggings she inflicted along the way, she would do hers.
This did not make it easy to work for her. Most of those who served her would agree on two points: that it was the most exhilarating experience of their working lives, which they would not have missed for the world – and that there were moments when she became so infuriating that they could have cheerfully strangled her. Ronnie Millar, the playwright who wrote speeches for her, put it beautifully. "I love-hate that woman," he would say: "I can't tell you how much I love-hate her." Yet she was always endlessly considerate to those who could not answer back. For nearly 16 years as Opposition Leader and PM, she drove herself relentlessly. Speechwriters, Permanent Secretaries, Cabinet Ministers, foreign heads of government: they all felt the backlash of the stress. Secretaries, drivers, messengers, telephonists: never.
She knew how to use her time. She also knew how to use her good fortune. Although she would never have admitted it, Margaret Thatcher was an immensely lucky politician. As she was also energetic and determined, allowing her a glimmer of luck was like dropping Bradman before he was off the mark. There would not be another chance for a double century. Jim Callaghan's election timing was followed by Michael Foot defeating Denis Healey for the Labour Leadership. Dear old Footy: a delightful litterateur, a useless politician. He was worth a 10-point start to the Tories, or the SDP.
That said, there were circumstances in which Michael Foot might have come close to Downing Street, and in which Mrs Thatcher would have been obliged to resign. If General Galtieri had accepted the Peruvian peace proposals, there could have been no triumphant recapture of the Falklands. The Task Force would have had to crawl home; Margaret Thatcher would have had to crawl out of No 10.
Before the Falklands, the Tories had started to recover in the polls and even if there had been no war, that would have continued, thanks to Footy. But diplomatic intervention turned the Falklands into a damned close-run thing and with it, the future of Thatcherism. Although her Tory successor might have been able to hold off Mr Foot, he would have abandoned her agenda.
As it was, Churchillian deeds in the South Atlantic gave her the strength to fight a crucial domestic campaign. There too, she owed a lot to her opponent's incompetence. If Arthur Scargill had not been besotted by revolutionary fantasies, he would have agreed to the Nacods' peace terms. If so, it is not clear whether the government could have won that strike.
It was a victory with enduring consequences. As Mr Scargill's beaten army straggled back to work, the idea that the unions should be entitled to a virtual joint authority with government ceased to be a threat and passed into history. After six storm-tossed years, Mrs Thatcher had won a distinction which none of her predecessors had attained. Her doctrines had earned a permanent place in the language. Thatcherism had ceased to be an embattled creed associated with a transient politician. It had become a part of the British political firmament.
Domestic Thatcherism is easy to define, for there are only six core principles: four negative, one positive and one historic. Thatcherism meant the end of nationalised industries, supra-legal trade union power, chronic inflation, and confiscatory rates of income tax. It also meant that all economic activity should take place within a free market. Finally, it meant the end of British socialism as a governing ethos. There might still be Labour governments, but they would not attempt to re-order society or recast human nature. Those were her aims and values. The extent to which she achieved them entitles her to be regarded as easily our greatest peace-time Premier.
But Thatcherism was never a purely domestic phenomenon. Throughout much of the world, she is remembered – in Eastern Europe, revered – as the statesman who helped Ronald Reagan to win the Cold War. Partly because new dangers now dominate the geopolitical landscape, that victory may appear diminished, as if it had been easy and inevitable. That was not how it seemed in 1979.
Attempts to extend Thatcherism were much less successful. Take Europe. There, it is clear what Thatcherism ought to mean: a common market, reinforced by political co-operation, but with any loss of sovereignty confined to the minimum necessary to ensure free trade. There should be no wasteful bureaucracy, and above all no question of a super-state. By the end of her 11 years in office, there had been significant transfers of sovereignty. The single market was still full of imperfections, the bureaucracy more wasteful than ever, and the super-state was still on the agenda. Mrs Thatcher's European policy was unclear and ineffective. It was certainly not Thatcherite.
The same applies in other key areas. On education her government replicated her weakness as Education Secretary. There is no reason to believe that the average state-school child received a better education in 1990 than in 1979. This was symptomatic of a broader problem, one which also defeated Tony Blair and which David Cameron will inherit. Mrs Thatcher never learned how to use the power of the state to obtain both value for money and desirable social objectives.
Here, she had the defects of her qualities, for it would have helped if she had been rather more intellectual. Thatcherism had no theory of the state. When an election was imminent, she would fill the gap by claiming that the NHS was safe with her. Otherwise, and in private, she came perilously close to the position which Carlyle caricatured as anarchy plus the constable. Defence and the police were vital. All the rest of the state was a mere unprivatisable residuum, which had to be preserved for electoral reasons but which would never be much good.
In this, she also displayed the narrowness of her imaginative sympathies. In Margaret Thatcher's world, you worked hard. In so doing, you reaped the harvest of upward social mobility: home ownership, share ownership, a healthy pension, private healthcare and private education. If she had been honest, Mrs Thatcher would have said that apart from a few bizarre, incomprehensible Lefties, it was a mark of economic failure to use state schools and not have health insurance. Although she has a partial excuse for not doing more on education, in that there were bigger dragons to slay, there is no evidence that she would ever have got the education system in a firm Thatcherite grip.
Her lack of imaginative sympathy had another important manifestation. Because of it, the Billy Elliott version of Thatcherism, though grotesquely exaggerated, does not lose all contact with truth. She did not set out to destroy vibrant working-class communities and replace them with the listlessness of hereditary unemployment. But again, if she had revealed her innermost thoughts, they would have included the belief that most of the unemployed have only themselves to blame: that those who really want work will always find it.
It must also be remembered that most of the industries which Mrs Thatcher is accused of destroying were already in the gun-sights of globalisation. They could not have continued to provide those who worked in them with a first-world standard of living. This country had impoverished itself by subsidising sunset industries. Eventually, that would have had to stop. Mrs Thatcher only accelerated the process.
Acceleration brings us to Big Bang, and the Left's attempt to blame her for the recent banking crisis. That is nonsense. The Big Bang legislation strengthened the regulatory system for London-based banks. Mrs Thatcher cannot be blamed for Gordon Brown's decision to weaken it.
Nor was she responsible for excesses which she would never have condoned. Her electoral successes probably did encourage the masters of the universe to disregard the Gods of the Copy-Book Headings, but she would never have forgotten her Kipling. Apart from business's working capital and mortgages – at well short of 100 per cent – she did not approve of borrowing.
One morning, her daughter Carol appeared in a smart new coat. She was about to go skiing. Her mother congratulated her on being such a good manager. "Well, Mum, our flexible friend has his uses." The ensuing maternal explosion was well up the Richter scale. A bank once sent Mrs T a credit card. Her response: "I cut it up", said with such revulsion that she might have been talking about toxic waste. In her view, she was.
Then there is that much abused remark, "There is no such thing as society". Of course, she did not mean it. She was simply rebutting the defence-lawyer's line that crime was all society's fault, which had been recycled by so many criminals in an attempt to evade the blame for their misdeeds. It is true that social breakdown accelerated in the 1980s. But that was hardly her fault. It was caused by the disintegration of the family, which has exacerbated every social problem. It is also true that she did not have a solution. Who does?
Although she was passionate about freedom, that did not make her a libertarian. She thought people ought to be free, to do what they ought to do. Braced for some short-pitched bowling, a friend of mine once suggested that cannabis should be legalised. She was not even willing to follow the intellectual argument. "That would be like legalising theft," she hissed at him. He gave up. As so many did, in the face of that awesome personality. Those days are over. She is now a lioness in winter. But there are still flashes of the old magnetism, which those who knew her will never forget.
It was a remarkable career. Joan of Arc, Elizabeth I: Margaret Thatcher is in that league. Cometh the hour, cometh the woman. At a moment when many wise men were convinced that Britain was in irreversible decline, she raised her sword aloft and proved them wrong. Now and in the long future, she has earned the eternal gratitude of everyone who loves this country.Reuse content


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TIM AUTRY, a 6-0, 215-pound defensive back. Autry reportedly has 4.3-4.4 forty speed and it showed. He hits hard and has great lateral quickness. Smart "angling moves" (instincts) to the ball. He reminds me a little of Norm Nixon, BYU defensive back on the 1990-1991 teams, though quicker and slightly shorter. Autry has received primary recruiting attention from Louisiana State, Memphis and Middle Tennessee State. He wears No. 24 and is from Daphne, AL.
ADRIAN HOLLOWAY, a 6-2, 190-pound wide receiver. Fast, but not Nate Soelberg speed. Runs a 4.5 forty. Runs precise routes and has great hands. What I like most is he has a serious attitude (intense) and has long arms with great leaping ability. Not reticent or fearless across the middle. Adrian wears No. 18 and is from Fort Myers, FL.
MERCI FALAISE, a 6-5, 315-pound offensive tackle. Excellent pass protection skills with quick feet and a very smart player. No one got by him all night. Being recruited by Clemson, Kentucky and Kansas. Merci wears No. 69 and is from Washington, GA.
TBS will be there to cover this important JV game and its underlying overtones for BYU's gridiron future.
It goes without saying, based on graduations, LDS mission returners and departures, that BYU's greatest need for talent will be defensive backs, offensive linemen and playmaker wide receivers.
BYU will offer as many as 22 scholarships this year – with some players leaving immediately for Church missions from high school.
In another previous Oct. 17 TBS article, I listed and wrote mini-profile about the top 20 junior college players BYU might look to recruit. This article lists another 10 top JC players I believe BYU should also include on their recruiting radar screens.
#21 – Jeremy Fairrow, a 6-1, 210-pound cornerback from Independence JC in Kansas. BYU is apparently already recruiting Fairrow. An absolute sleeper; he would add great depth to the cornerback corps with Brandon Heaney, Eddie Scipio and Shannon Benton.
#22 – Ken Shelton, a 6-1, 180-pound wide receiver at Trinity Valley JC. Stellar receiver. Nabbed 11 catches for 193 yards and two touchdowns in his last game.
#23 – Lonnie Davis, a 6-6, 280-pound offensive tackle at Hutchinson Community College in Kansas. A consistent top 20 JC powerhouse. From Jacksonville, Florida, Davis could be another sleeper.
#24 – Scott Mitchell, a 6-4, 215-pound wide receiver from Mt. San Antonio JC in California. From Clear Creek, Texas, he is one of the top receivers in his conference.
#25 – Rodney Mars, a 61, 220-pound safety at Independence JC in Kansas. BYU is apparently also recruiting Mars. Could BYU land a package deal (Fairrow & Mars) from Independence JC this year?
#26 – Marc Liggins, a 6-8, 300-pound offensive tackle at Indepedence JC in Kansas – and teammate of Fairrow and Mars.
#27 – Todd Watkins, a 6-3, 185-pound wide receiver at Grossmont JC, where BYU signed Reynaldo Brathwaite from. Watkins has been Conference Player of the Week twice. The last game Watkins caught seven passes for 115 yards and two touchdowns. As a bonus, Watkins is also a "kicker" with 36 of 36 PATs and 6 of 9 field goals so far this season. Will Brathwaite have some influence here? Watkins would be a great "get" for BYU.
#28 – Chanti Bloomer, a 6-0, 180-pound cornerback also from Grossmont JC. Bloomer was also named Conference Player of the Week twice this season. Could Brathwaite help land this "tandem" from Grossmont?
#29 – Cleannord Saintil, a 6-1,185-pound wide receiver at Highland Community College in Kansas. One of the top conference receivers. Absolutely dominates his team's offensive production statistics. He is the "go to" clutch player and BYU needs as many of these as it can get.
#30 – Brandon Bruner, a 5-11, 175-pound cornerback from Northeast Oklahoma JC. Under the recruiting radar screen, he will be a "diamond in the rough" for someone who signs him.
Meanwhile, here is the top 20 JC recruit I listed in my Oct. 17 article based on the "need" positions at BYU:
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1. Iraq war was based on a lie that it was a threat to the U.S. No question that the mindset of the administration was to sell this idea to the U.S. exploiting 9/11 and the momentary success of the Afghanistan invasion. Any contrary information was discredited.
2. Invading Iraq broke the balance between Iraq and Iran. George HW Bush recognized that and didn't knock off Iraq. George W Bush was too evangelically stupid to recognize that.
3. Invading a country because you feel like it as we did with Iraq now had rational people around the world trying to figure out how to become invasion-proof - answer weapons of mass destruction including nuclear weapons. Nice move!
4. Pakistan turned out to be the real big problem player here - it is the country that has proliferated nuclear weapons, shielded the Taliban, etc. What did we ever do with them? Not much. Should have focused on them vs. nutty Saddam.
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In statehouses across the country, though, the N.R.A. and other gun-rights groups have beaten back legislation mandating the surrender of firearms in domestic violence situations. They argue that gun ownership, as a fundamental constitutional right, should not be stripped away for anything less serious than a felony conviction — and certainly not, as an N.R.A. lobbyist in Washington State put it to legislators, for the "mere issuance of court orders."
it is no surprise that they are losing voters. Lunacy in the face of facts
When the GOP starts to repudiate the NRA (vs. the 2nd amendment) then perhaps it will be on the road to success
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Now the great problem of our time is a world wide recession brought about by crazed speculation. The problem with compromising with the Repo Party is that they still haven't figured out the role that government HAS played in counter-cyclical spending. The Repo's still don't acknowledge that total federal expenditures have actually leveled off for the last three - four years for the first time since 1961.
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Carrying the sword and mace of the Lord Mayor's office, they walk slowly, indifferent to the bustle of commerce around them. Onlookers will not see that in the Swordbearer's hat there is a concealed pocket. This contains the key to the City seal box, and it also used to hold a piece of paper giving instructions as to what should be done if the Lord Mayor drops dead. Nowadays the Swordbearer keeps that in his coat. Even in its pantomime mode, nobody could say that the City of London is unprepared for an emergency.
Last week, it did face an emergency: a huge IRA bomb, one death, several million pounds' worth of damage; on Monday morning, dozens of banks and other firms found their headquarters unusable. It was a very modern emergency and the City's governing institutions are very ancient. Inevitably, people ask if they can cope.
There is nowhere like the City of London, at once an international financial hub and a historical theme park. In the Square Mile (1.06 square miles, to be precise), Japanese banks and American commodities firms jostle with Roman remains and Wren churches. In between are squeezed four main-line railway termini, Smithfield meat market, the Bank of England, Lloyd's, St Paul's Cathedral, Fleet Street and the Barbican - enough fabric to dress a metropolis 20 times its size and 1,000 times its resident population.
Established by the Romans at the lowest point that the Thames could be bridged, it became the market-place of England in the Middle Ages and the bank and warehouse of the Empire in later years. It never did like kings, and as the political capital was established in Westminster, a lively and enduring tension developed. Freedom of worship and the press were tolerated on its fringes when elsewhere they were not, but the City's real interest was always its freedom to make money.
As recently as 1851, 128,000 people lived there; now there are 5,000 residents, swollen to 350,000 in the working day. On three sides, their shining banks and insurance buildings look down upon some of the poorest local authorities in Britain - Tower Hamlets to the east, Hackney to the north, Southwark across the Thames to the south.
A potent symbol of wealth, history and international standing, glazed to the skies, compact and quiet on a Saturday morning: little wonder that the IRA chooses this as its target.
NOW something important is changing there, and the bombs are partly responsible. After the Bishopsgate bomb last week, the Lord Mayor of London, Sir Francis McWilliams, called on the Prime Minister in Downing Street to discuss the worries of the City about its security and its reputation. It was the second time in just over a year that the City had been hit, and a third big bomb had been intercepted, probably on its way there, in November.
As one long-time observer of the City remarked: 'It's the first time I can remember that a Lord Mayor has done anything substantive. Usually these are people who just give banquets and fly the flag abroad, where other people make the mistake of thinking they're important.'
Lord Mayors of London, long regarded as gold-decked bit-players in the pageant of Olde England, have in the past couple of years been trying to exercise some political muscle. Sir Francis and his predecessor, Sir Brian Jenkins, have led campaigns to bring the European central bank to London, to improve public transport and, after the St Mary Axe bomb a year ago, to persuade the Government to prevent City property becoming uninsurable because of the security threat.
'There is a much higher degree of activity, and it's not just this week,' says Michael Cassidy, chairman of the policy committee of the Corporation of London. 'People who hardly knew we existed are starting to realise we are here.' He points to opinion surveys in the City, showing it is becoming better known and more favourably regarded. A poll last week showed that 74 per cent of City organisations thought the Corporation had reacted well to the latest bombing; 1 per cent thought it had done badly.
The City is a place of separate and introverted communities rather than a single community. As Sir Patrick Sergeant, doyen of City journalists, puts it: 'Most of the people in the metal market don't talk to people outside, unless it's to their banker, and he will probably be a metals specialist as well. It's a collection of markets, and it would be wrong to lump them together.'
Most people in these markets never spare a thought for the Corporation. When something has been said or done on behalf of the City, it has very often been done by the Bank of England, or the Government, or even, in the past, by the Greater London Council. Now, in a modest way, and propelled by the two bombs, the Lord Mayors have been pushing the Corporation into the foreground. They have begun to act as the City's spokesmen.
This seems odd only when you consider how the Lord Mayor of London is chosen. Two candidates, from a possible field of 12, are nominated in a show of hands by an assembly of people, many of whom have only the most tenuous connection with the City and most of whom are passing themselves off as cordwainers, mercers, fletchers, skinners and the like.
The annual Common Hall of City liverymen, where this election takes place, may be colourful (a sword is solemnly laid upon a bed of roses), it may be noisy (the Common Cryer has a lot to do), it may be ancient (Dick Whittington was probably chosen this way), but it is hardly democratic. Can someone elected in this fashion claim to represent the fund managers, currency dealers, stockbrokers, merchant bankers and sandwich vendors, let alone the residents, of the Square Mile?
Mr Cassidy and others at Guildhall, the City's town hall, say the Lord Mayor is only the icing on the cake; it is the Corporation that matters. This comprises the Lord Mayor, the 24 aldermen and the Court of Common Council. The 130 common councilmen conduct the real business of City administration, and they represent a quite different electorate.
Again, however, it is an unusual electorate. Fewer than 20,000 people are eligible to vote, and of these about 5,000 live in the City. The rest are business voters: any trader or partner in a firm liable for rates may register to vote, and may do so in any and all wards where he pays rates.
The justification for this is that the City is primarily a place for working in rather than living in and it would be absurd if the denizens of the Barbican, the City's up-market housing development, could push around the Stock Exchange or the clearing banks.
The system none the less can seem unfair. Most elections are uncontested, but in 1991 there was a notorious by-election in which a solicitor defeated a resident by 40 votes to 12. It then emerged that no fewer than 44 partners in the legal firm where the solicitor worked were entitled to vote, and of those, 19 did not even work in the City. Little wonder that the Corporation has been described as a rotten borough.
The Labour MP Tony Banks says: 'This is a nonsense and it must be dealt with. It is wholly anachronistic in democratic terms.' A Labour government, he says, would review the electoral basis of the Corporation as part of wider changes to the way London as a whole is run.
The Corporation has several defences: the elections take place every year and plenty of them are contested; councilmen are exceptionally available and responsive to their electorate; other local elections around the country are hardly models of participatory democracy. But the most powerful defence is a simple one: success.
THE CITY of London is almost unimaginably successful at what it does, and has been so for a very long time. We notice the failures and scandals, such as Lloyd's or BCCI, but the true picture is one of vast and sustained profit-making across a bewildering range of markets, from shares to shipping, metals to bonds, financial futures to foreign exchange.
London is one of the world's three biggest market-places, beside New York and Tokyo, and of those three it is the most international. The modern Corporation can hardly take credit for this. In many ways London's world financial role is a relic of empire that has survived largely by accident and the ingenuity of immigrants. But the Corporation has not fumbled it, and its supporters argue that its non-political nature - there have never been political parties in the Common Council - has helped provide the stability and continuity that the traders demand. In important ways, too, the Corporation has acted to safeguard the City's position.
One of its principal powers is the control of building in the Square Mile. In the mid-1980s, after a long period of restriction on new development, the Corporation saw that the electronic markets that followed Big Bang would require new trading floors and new kinds of building. It looked east and saw just such buildings being planned in Docklands and in other European financial centres. If the City did not open the way to change, it concluded, it would be abandoned.
The result was spectacular: in eight years, one-third of all the buildings in the City were replaced. Tall blocks sprang up everywhere. Property prices in London collapsed, but the threat from Docklands and abroad was seen off. Some of the old markets, such as the Stock Exchange, have dissolved into the electronic ether, with dealing screen-to-screen rather than face-to-face. But the screens and the traders who use them are still in the City, not in Canary Wharf or Frankfurt.
There is another, much narrower way of measuring the Corporation's success. As anyone will attest who walks the City streets, or visits the Barbican Centre or the Museum of London, or who saw the clear-up in Bishopsgate last week, it is a good manager.
To this there are some striking testimonials. When the GLC was abolished in 1986, Hampstead Heath, London's biggest open space, was left without a natural home. Suggestions that the Corporation take it over were greeted with horror by the local paper, the Hampstead and Highgate Express. Now its editor, Gerald Isaaman, takes a different view. 'Without doubt it has been a success,' he says. 'The City has done an excellent job. It has been sensitive and responded to local feelings.'
Another vote of confidence comes from just beyond the edge of the City, where the residents of an estate called Golden Lane have just persuaded the Boundary Commission to redraw the frontier and place them inside the City.
Similarly, it was the efficiency and stability of the City organisation that led the Government, at the time of the break-up of the GLC, to assign to the Corporation responsibility for all of Greater London's traffic lights.
Money helps. The City pays pounds 700m a year in business rates, of which all but pounds 72m is passed on to the local government pool. The pounds 72m pays for libraries, police, social services, roads and so on, as well as the Barbican. Then on top of this the Corporation has private trust funds which generate another pounds 70m a year.
Many of these funds are ancient. There is one established in 1423 on the death of Dick Whittington. Another pays to maintain the four Thames bridges that the Corporation owns. This has been accumulating so long that it is today worth pounds 500m.
The private funds are used to pay for many of the extra and unusual responsibilities that the City has acquired, such as Smithfield and Billingsgate markets, three schools, the Guildhall school of music, formal banquets for visiting heads of state and regular foreign visits by the Lord Mayor.
The picture then is of a kind of domestic Hong Kong, undemocratic at the base but efficient, well run and beloved of the wealth creators. But Tony Banks argues: 'The mere fact of being efficient in the aftermath of a bomb doesn't justify flouting democratic rules which apply to everyone else.'
However, the Corporation is an ancient institution, and that is where it finds its legitimacy.
Even when a third of its buildings are less than 10 years old, the City of London is a place of history. Every street name, every church and every institution has a past that may stretch back to the Dark Ages, or the Great Fire, or Dickens. There can be few places with as much recorded history per square yard as the City of London, and besides spending their pounds 142m a year, the Lord Mayor, the aldermen and all the other preposterous trappings of the Corporation are undoubtedly living links with that past.
There may be no more Fletchers or Horners or Loriners or Broderers in the City, but the livery companies survive. The Hat Band Makers and Long Bow String Makers have gone out of business, but others have replaced them. Newest is the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists, complete with Clerk, Beadle, Master (a woman) and coat of arms.
Once, people joined the companies because they were closed shop trade unions; today they join mainly because they are clubable types, because their fathers were members, or to make business contacts. 'I was once invited to a dinner of the Solicitors' company,' says a banker who is not a liveryman. 'There were a couple of members who wanted me to give them some business.'
Charles Shears, Clerk of the Worshipful Company of Cordwainers - shoe-makers - insists that there is something else as well. 'You've got to have a sense of history; otherwise you wouldn't join. You are trying to support the City and its traditions.'
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Small but perfectly formed: The tiniest members of the animal kingdom go on show - but avoid if you don't like creepy crawlies!
- More than 2,000 specimens crammed into a tiny former office
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Look away now if you don't like creepy-crawlies: a new space celebrating the tiniest members of the animal kingdom has opened in London.
Dubbed the Micrarium, the exhibition is at the Grant Museum of Zoology, part of University college London.
But take heart if you don't like things with lots of legs: these really are tiny.
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The slides are cleaned in the Micrarium, an old office transformed into a beautiful backlit exhibition space
The critters on display are among the tiniest in the natural world.
Although 95 per cent of known animal species are smaller than your thumb, most natural history museums tend to concentrate on their much bigger cousins - right up to the giant dinosaurs.
To right this wrong, the Grant Museum has converted an old office into a beautiful back-lit cave covered with wall-to-wall microscope slides.
Now is your chance to get up close and personal with a young cuttlefish
A slice through an unfortunate tortoise mite is one of the thousands of specimens on display
Grant Museum manager Jack Ashby said: 'While public displays very much focus on larger animals, most natural history collections have thousands of very small specimens kept in their storerooms which are rarely shown to the public.
The Grant Museum of Zoology is the only remaining university zoological museum in London.
It houses around 67,000 specimens - including those now on display in the Micrarium.
Displayed in the former office are tiny creatures including
- 'Legs of fleas showing muscles', strangely arranged on the slide to be reminiscent of the Isle of Man coat of arms
- Whole squid, just a couple of millimetres long
- Beetles which have been sliced along their entire length, through the antennae, head, legs and body 1/10th of a millimetre thick
Elsewhere in the museum you can see Dodo bones, a giant deer skull, an unusual batch of animal brains pickled in alcohol, and a jar full of preserved moles
'The huge majority of life on Earth is absolutely tiny, and we thought we'd right that wrong.'
He added that he is trying to give dragonfly nymphs, tortoise mites and sea spiders the attention they deserve
The Grant Museum, whose history stretches back to before the Victorian era, has an eclectic group of items typical of 19th-century collections.
It houses a giant deer skull, an unusual batch of animal brains pickled in alcohol, and an even eerier-looking jar jammed full of preserved moles.
Mr Ashby said the back-lit walls of the Micrarium - housed in a former storage room within the larger museum - display 2,323 slides of mini-monsters, from tortoise beetles to baby cuttlefish.
Many of the slides were once used as study aids for British zoology and anatomy students and that some of them date back to the 1850s.
He added that visitors who have trouble making out the ancient slides will be equipped with magnifying glasses.
Copepods are tiny crustaceans found in both the sea and nearly every freshwater habitat
Jack Ashby, manager of the Grant museum, with the skull of one of the other residents - a Tasmanian tiger
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Many of the species are now endangered or extinct including the Tasmanian tiger or thylacine, the quagga and the dodo.
The exhibition has just opened to the public - but don't all come at once. The room is rather small.
Watch the Micrarium being created
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This is my three week old chick with what looks like a broken leg to me. I'm new to raising chicks and I don't know what injuries are able to be fixed with home remedies. I bought her like this so I don't know what happened. The knee is extremely swollen and the foot is turned on its side.I have tried a couple different styles of wraps in an attempt to straighten the leg but the truth is I don't know what I'm doing. I hand feed and water her and we've grown close and I really don't want to lose her. From the picture, does it look hopeless? Or is there anything I can do?
chick with a broken leg?
There are several leg bone deformities that affect chicks such as tibial dyschondroplasia, varus valgus disorder, and slipped tendon. Most are not successfully treated, but I would give her poultry vitamins, and try splinting her leg. The swollen knee can be typical in this chicks, and can crack easily. Try searching Poultry Pedia Podiatry, a good site for leg problems.
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