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1. George W. Bush, "Remarks to the Nation," September 11, 2002, www.whitehouse .gov/news/Releases/2002/09/20020911–3.html, see www.georgewbushlibrary.gov; Michael Isikoff and David Corn, Hubris: The Inside Story of Spin, Scandal, and the Selling of the Iraq War (New York: Crown, 2006), 42; Frank Rich, The Greatest Story Ever Sold: The Decline and Fall of Truth from 9/11 to Katrina (New York: Penguin, 2006), 57.
2. Dean Acheson, Present at the Creation: My Years in the State Department (New York: W. W. Norton, 1969), 414.
3. Tony Judt, "What Have We Learned, If Anything?" New York Review of Books, May 1, 2008, 18.
4. Joan Hoff, A Faustian Foreign Policy: From Woodrow Wilson to George W. Bush: Dreams of Perfectibility (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2008), 1–21.
5. Philip M. Taylor, Munitions of the Mind: A History of Propaganda from the Ancient World to the Present Day (Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press, 2003), 19–24; Drew Gilpin Faust, "'We Should Grow Too Fond of It': Why We Love the Civil War," Civil War History 50, no. 4 (2004): 380–81; Randolph Bourne, The History of a Literary Radical (New York: S. A. Russell, 1956), 188–89; Chris Hedges, War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning (New York: Public Affairs Press, 2002).
6. Edward L. Bernays, Propaganda (1928; reprinted, Port Washington, NY: Kennikat Press, 1972), 159.
7. Bernays, Propaganda, 20; Philip M. Taylor, War and the Media: Propaganda and Persuasion in the Gulf War (Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press, 1992), 27.
8. Jeff Gerth, "Military's Information War Is a Vast and Secret Mission," New York Times, December 11, 2005; Richard Alan Nelson, A Chronology and Glossary of Propaganda in the United States (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1996), vii.
9. Mike McCurry and Liz Rosenberg, "When It's O.K. to Lie," New York Times Magazine, February 21, 1999, 28; Propaganda targeted at the enemy is called psychological warfare or psyops; propaganda directed at allied and neutral nations is called information or public diplomacy. For definitions of overt (white) and covert (black) propaganda, see Propaganda and Mass Persuasion: A Historical Encyclopedia,


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Published: August 2, 2016
Publisher: Orbit
Genre: Science Fiction
Pages: 413 (Paperback)
My Rating: 3.5/5.0
Meet Hail: Captain. Gunrunner. Fugitive.
Quick, sarcastic, and lethal, Hailimi Bristol doesn't suffer fools gladly. She has made a name for herself in the galaxy for everything except what she was born to do: rule the Indranan Empire. That is, until two Trackers drag her back to her home planet to take her rightful place as the only remaining heir.
But trading her ship for a palace has more dangers than Hail could have anticipated. Caught in a web of plots and assassination attempts, Hail can't do the one thing she did twenty years ago: run away. She'll have to figure out who murdered her sisters if she wants to survive.
A gun smuggler inherits the throne in this Star Wars-style science fiction adventure from debut author K. B. Wagers. Full of action-packed space opera exploits and courtly conspiracy – not to mention an all-out galactic war – Behind the Throne will please fans of James S. A Corey, Becky Chambers and Lois McMaster Bujold, or anyone who wonders what would happen if a rogue like Han Solo were handed the keys to an empire . . .
Behind the Throne was a book that I had to do in audio format due to a lack of time to read physical books. I wish I had read a physical book because the audio version is read by a narrator who seems to actually have a British type accent, not an Indian one. It felt forced and was really kind of painful to listen to. Aside from this, I rather liked the book.
Behind the Throne is the story of Hail Bristol, who has been a gun runner for the last two decades of her life, but after the deaths of her sisters is forced to come home and perform her role as heir to the Indranan empire. Hail is extremely capable of not only protecting herself, but dealing with difficult situations, and negotiating with people that are as likely to kill you as they are to deal with you. Her unorthodox resume has in reality, made her the perfect heir for a kingdom in crisis. Hail DOES NOT want this role, but she comes to accept her responsibility and for that I respect her. Two of her closest bodyguards, Zin and Emmory are extremely likable characters and I do think there's some well concealed sexual tension between Emmory and Hail, though I haven't quite decided if anything will come of it in the sequel. The great thing about adult fantasy is that it doesn't always turn into some gushy, ridiculous relationship!
There's plenty of action in Behind the Throne, but it's one of those books where everybody talks about everything. The plus here is that the reader understands a broad history of the empire, the political climate, relationships with foreign empires, and what each and every character thinks of everything. In this respect, Behind the Throne is similar to The Goblin Emperor, which I loved. There's nothing wrong with lots of dialogue in books, but it has to be meaningful! KB Wagers managed to pull this off, but seriously, if Hail Bristol reminded anyone that she used to be a gunrunner ONE MORE TIME, I was about to throw my headphones through the air.
Behind the Throne was surprisingly entertaining despite my criticisms and eventually I plan on reading the sequel as well. I think the series holds considerable potential, considering there were some open ends and clear segues for further plot development. This is a sci-fi book, but don't let that scare you off if it isn't your usual genre. It's not hard science fiction with loads of technical terms, merely set in a futuristic society set on another planet.

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July 2, 2008
Mr. Rodrigo Rivera
Personnel Director
Technote Corporation
3152 Bridge Avenue
Boston, MA 02154
Dear Mr. Rivera:
May I ask a favor of you? Randy del Rosario, a representative of the Leverage Company, recently told me of your success in managing Technote's training program for the hardcore unemployed. Our firm is presently planning such a program, and we would appreciate information about the mind-set section of your program. We expect to begin our training sessions on approximately August 1. I believe we are prepared for the remedial-education and job-skills portion of the program, but we need help with mind-set section. Specifically, we would appreciate knowing who you employed to teach that section, the major emphasis in the section, and the length of the section in relation to the entire programs. I congratulate you on your success in managing Technote's program, and I believe your ideas would help us solve this long-neglected problem, also. I look forward to hearing from you. Very truly yours,
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Managing Director
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Your letter of February 05, in which you apply for a position as Computer Programmer, has just come to my attention. Unfortunately, there is no opportunity at the moment, but I definitely will keep your application in our active files, for I am very well impressed with both your personal and your employment qualifications. I suggest that you get in touch with me again in six weeks if you are still interested. Very truly yours,
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Well the Moonwalk training is not going so badly.
Emma and I went for a walk around the Meadows on Sunday and I thought we'd only walked a wee bit but when I put it into Google Maps it turns out we walked about 3.5 miles and I walked a further 1.5 so not too bad!!
We did however go to Toast for brunch after our walk and totally undid all our good work with breakfast and a cupcake!! Yum!
I might have to revert to using normal trainers as my MBTs are really working my legs- so much that they were agony yesterday!
I also might need a bit of training on mind over matter!


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Discussion in 'BlackHat Lounge' started by sajeneika, Nov 17, 2014.
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Post this in the Hire a Freelancer sections. If you were a donor you could also see the Email Marketing category.
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DogsBeaches where dogs are allowed all year: Tintagel Haven, Bossiney Haven. Note that many coastal walks have paths close to unfenced cliffs.
The full version of the walk is available for £1.99 through the iWalk Cornwall app for Apple and Android.
This includes a detailed map of the route and removes worries about getting lost by tracking you using GPS, reminding you when you need to follow the next direction and warning you if you wander off the route.
Search the app store for "iwalk cornwall" to download the (free) app and use it to scan the code at the top-right of the page to locate this walk.
Vital statistics
- Historic fishing village and harbour at Boscastle
- Panoramic coastal views from the two Willapark headlands
- Spectacular coastline and seabird colonies around Trevalga
- Secluded sandy beaches at Benoath Cove and Bossiney Haven
- Tintagel Castle and the legend of King Arthur
- Sheltered cove of Tintagel Haven in the Vale of Avalon and legendary Merlin's Cave
- Panoramic views over Tintagel Castle and the Tintagel coastline from Barras Nose
- Cream teas and quirky mystic shops in Tintagel
Links for this walk
- Tide times
- Pinterest board of photos
- Pentire Point To Widemouth AONB info
- Short URL: http://iwkc.co.uk/w/101
- App URL: http://iwkc.co.uk/wa/101
Alternative walks
Adjoining walks
- From the car park in Boscastle, turn left and follow the road, past the shops and cafés, to the signpost on the bridge.
As you pass the Cornish Pasties on offer, consider that the potato came from South America and wasn't widely available until the late 18th Century.
"Pasty" was another word used for "pie" throughout England from the Middle Ages onwards, and did not necessarily imply the characteristic shape and crimping we associate with the Cornish Pasty. The "traditional" Cornish Pasty recipe contains beef, onion, potato and swede (referred to as "turnip" in the local dialect) seasoned with salt and pepper. It's thought this probably dates from the late 1700s when potatoes and turnips were a staple diet for the poor. Even into Victorian times, main meat available to poor people would have been pork. In fact, the really poor had "tiddy oggy" (with no meat at all). A pasty recipe from 1746 contains no potato or swede, just meat (venison), port wine and spices.
- Turn right at the signpost, and follow the path along the right-hand side of the river, past the Visitors' Centre to another bridge.
The building just before the Visitor's Centre is the old lime kiln.
The lime kiln in Boscastle is located next to the Visitor's Centre, beside the harbour. It was built in late 18th century and was used to convert imported limestone into quicklime, using either culm (soft sooty coal found in North Devon and Northeast Cornwall) or "proper" coal shipped in from South Wales to fire the kiln. The lime was used to reduce the acidity of the soil in the fields (improving the absorption of nitrates from animal dung) and also to make mortar, plaster and whitewash for the cottages.
- Turn left, across the bridge, onto the other side of the river and take the track signposted for the coast path to Willapark. Follow it a short distance to a fork.
As you cross the bridge, the terrace of cottages to your left on the opposite bank were once a manganese mill.
The terrace of cottages opposite Boscastle's visitor's centre (on the other side of the river) was once a manganese mill. The mill was used to crush the ore to a powder which was then exported by ship for a variety of uses: glass manufacturers for colourising; cotton mills for bleach-making; and steelmakers for hardening iron. Whilst manganese is an essential trace element, prolonged high doses are toxic and the harm from the dust in the air, in mills such as this, was not known about until late Victorian times.
- At the fork, keep left to follow the stony track, passing one waymarked path to reach another waymarked path just before a gate.
The small house at the end of the terrace on your left is known as The Old Store House.
The house now known as The Old Store House is located on the harbour opposite to Boscastle Visitors' Centre. Although the name might suggest storage of cargo, in fact it was built to store horse-drawn rocket-firing equipment for marine rescue.
- At the waymark, bear left up the steps and follow the path a short distance to where it joins another.
The adjoining pair of cottages by the harbour wall in Boscastle, known as Highwater and Highwater Cottage, were built at different times. The cottage on the right with four-paned windows dates from the mid nineteenth century. The left-hand cottage with the protruding upper windows is older and is thought to date from around the mid-late eighteenth century. It's thought the latter could be the former Sun Dial Inn which was listed for sale in 1792 and has since vanished. The proximity of the inn to the harbour would certainly have been good for "passing trade" from thirsty sailors coming ashore.
- Continue ahead from the waymark and follow it to another waymark at a junction of paths on the headland.
The steep-sided valley of the river Valency forms a sheltered natural harbour at Boscastle. The two stone harbour walls date back to Elizabethan times, built in 1584. The outer breakwater was built in 1820, but destroyed in 1941 by a drifting mine and then rebuilt by the National Trust.
The harbour was very difficult to approach in a sailing ship and it was not safe for ships to enter under their own sail. On a ship's arrival, a boat with eight men, known as a "hobbler", would go out to tow them into the harbour, whilst men on the shore held the ship in the middle of the channel, using ropes.
- From the waymark, follow the steps of the coast path gradually up the headland until you reach a pair of gates.
There are excellent views over Boscastle Harbour from this stretch of path. You can also take a short diversion to the right onto the quay, returning here to continue the walk. The rocky island in the mouth of the harbour is The Meachard.
The Meachard is an island rock in the mouth of Boscastle Harbour. In the spring and summer, it is home to colonies of seabirds, in particular razorbills which can be seen tumbling off the edge of the rock and spreading their wings at the very last moment before hitting the sea. There is a small blowhole on the inside of the island which can be seen venting spray when the sea is rough.
- Go through the gate on the right, in the direction of Willapark shown on the waymark. Follow the path, bearing right when it merges with another, to reach the coastguard lookout.
Boscastle Coastguard Lookout is located on Willapark headland, to the south of Boscastle's harbour. The coastguard lookout was built in the 1800s, originally as a summerhouse, by a successful merchant, similarly to Doyden Castle at Port Quin. After this, it was leased to the Board of Trade and used by the Revenue men to prevent smuggling. When duties were cut and smuggling collapsed, it was used as a coastguard lookout until the 1970s. After this, it was acquired by the National Trust and maintained as a folly. In 2002 it was leased to the National Coastwatch Institute and is now run as a voluntary lookout.
- From the coastguard lookout, head back initially in the direction you came but at the fork in the paths, keep right. Follow the path until it ends at a gate.
On your right is Western Blackapit which is a notorious spot for shipwrecks.
In January of 1843, the Jessie Logan was enroute from Calcutta to Liverpool, with a mixed cargo. On 16th January, a heavy gale drove it on the shore and it struck, between three and four in the afternoon, on the rocks near Blackapit, on the approach to Boscastle Harbour. All the crew perished. A great part of her cargo came ashore including bags containing rice, sugar, and some cotton. Customs officers and the coast guard attempted to protect the cargo from a crowd of locals armed with sticks, which involved punches being thrown and cutlasses wielded. Despite their efforts, a large amount was carried off by the locals. The two ringleaders were later prosecuted "for feloniously plundering and stealing from a ship" and received twelve months of Hard Labour.
- Go through the gate and turn right onto the coast path, keeping right along the coast, until you reach a kissing gate.
At the bottom of the cliffs on your right, debris from the wrecked ship Alliance was washed up.
The Alliance was a ship wrecked near Boscastle, with debris washing up just west of Boscastle near Willapark headland. In December 1884, the steam-powered cargo freighter disappeared while enroute from Cardiff to St Nazaire with a cargo of coal from the Welsh valleys. The type of coal she was carrying was liable to produce methane in wet conditions and was known to cause ships to spontaneously explode. However, an investigation found the ship to be well ventilated and in good seaworthy condition when she left port and they concluded that the ship probably foundered off the North Cornish coast in the North Westerly gale. All 16 members of the crew perished.
- Go through the kissing gate and follow the path, down into the valley and up the other side, to a stile.
California Quarry is the northernmost of the coastal state quarries between Boscastle and Tintagel. You can still see the stone foundations of the wooden tower used to haul the slate up from the cliff face.
Trilobite fossils can occasionally be found in slates in the slate tips here. They used to be common, but much of the slate tips have now fallen into the sea. If you're hunting for trilobites, look for slates with yellow or brown blotches as these are the slates from the Carboniferous period (about 340-350 million years ago) which are the ones containing fossils.
- Cross the stile and follow the path through a gate and down into the next valley, at Grower Gut, to a footbridge over the stream.
The remains of Welltown quarry lies on the headland between California and Grower quarries, near Trevalga. These three quarries have been earmarked as "heritage quarries" which, in principle, could be reopened in the future for small scale extraction for repairs to heritage buildings. If so, dangling above the raging sea to extract slate from the cliff face may present some modern-day Health and Safety challenges.
- From the footbridge, cross a stile and a second footbridge and follow the coast path, up from the valley, to a waymark in a field beside a wooden walkway.
Grower Quarry is situated on the coast between Boscastle and Trevalga. The slate quarried along this stretch of coast was deposited in the transition between the Devonian and Carboniferous periods, around 360 million years ago, when Cornwall was still at the bottom of the (Rheic) Ocean. The older Upper Devonian slates (which is the period in which Delabole slate was deposited) are harder and finer than those that came later. The later slates, deposited as the ocean became shallower, are more likely to contain fossils.
- Bear right to cross the walkway and then follow the path across the diagonal of the field to a slate stile in the opposite corner.
- Cross the wall via the stile and follow the path until it merges onto a track at a waymark.
The offshore rocks are home to colonies of razorbills and guillemots.
Razorbills and Guillemots are the surviving cousins of the extinct Greak Auk. After centuries of being hunted for feathers, meat and eggs, the last Great Auk in Britain was beaten to death in 1840 for being a witch.
Razorbills are the now largest of the auk species and only come to land to breed. They have a characteristic thin white stripe across their eye in the breeding season. Guillemot is a fairly loose term used for any auk that isn't a Razorbill! There are two distinct families of species referred to as guillemots: the first are the smaller members of the Razorbill family which are also black with a white belly; the second family are all black with red legs.
- Follow the track ahead from the waymark for a short distance until you reach another waymark in front of a gate.
The coastline around Trevalga is particularly spectacular, with a number of offshore rocks which provide homes for seabird colonies. Guillimots, razorbills, cormorants and shags, puffins and several types of gull are known to nest here.
- At the waymark, take the coast path, to the right, and follow it through two kissing gates, to a waymark on the skyline.
From the waymark, a path leads to a bench and on to The Ladies Window overlooking Short Island.
The rock arch on the cliffs at Trevalga, known as the Lady's Window, was formed around 370 million years ago. Sediments laid down at the bottom of the ocean, initially formed crumbly shales. Around 40 million years later, when Cornwall was pushed out of the sea, the intense pressure and heat from the colliding contents transformed some of the shale into hard rocks called phillites. The softer rocks above have been worn away, exposing these hard rocks. Gradual weathering has created the hole through the middle.
- From the waymark, follow the path along the coast past the offshore islands and eventually down into a deep gorge at Rocky Valley, to a footbridge.
Along this path is a viewpoint over Long Island, which is also a nice spot for a picnic in the summer. To reach it: from the waymark, follow the coast path over the ridge and over one bed of slate to a second bed of slate. The footpath to the viewpoint departs to the right where the coastpath crosses the slate.
Long and Short Island are two rock stacks off Firebeacon hill at Trevalga. The names of Long and Short Island are known to date back at least as far as the 1750s, and are presumed to refer to the respective heights of the two rocky islets, with Long Island reported as being 300ft high. There are large seabird colonies on both islets and a few pairs of puffins are sometimes seen nesting here; before the mid-20th century, there were many more.
- Follow the coast path over the bridge to a waymark and bear right to follow the path up the other side of the valley until a path departs from the right, just past an overhanging rock.
Rocky Valley, on the way out of Tintagel towards Boscastle, has been formed by the Trevillet river carving its way through the slate bedrock, and was mentioned in travel books as a place of exceptional beauty as early as 1897. The river cascades through woodland, before opening out into a canyon which meets the coast.
About five minutes walk up the valley is the ruin of Trewethett Mill.
On the rockface beside the waymark, about half way down Rocky Valley near Trewethett Mill, are some labyrinthine stone carvings. The age of the carvings is unknown: some historians think they could be as early as bronze age, others think they are much more recent.
- Keep left at the fork and follow the path up the headland to the top of the steps.
- Bear left at the top of the steps and follow the coast path behind Benoath Cove until you descend into a gulley at a waymark signposted to Tintagel.
From the waymark you can turn right down the gully to explore the beach of Bossiney Haven and return to the waymark in the gulley to continue the walk.
Bossiney Haven is a secluded cove, just north of Tintagel. There is no beach at Bossiney at high tide, but when the tide is fully out, there is a beach of golden sand which stretches around the other side of the headland (known as Benoath Cove) from the main inlet (Bossiney Haven). This makes it a lovely place to swim or paddle on a warm summer's day. There is also good snorkelling to the far left of the beach where a kelp-covered reef lies, and also to the far right when the tide is right out. The beach is not patrolled by lifeguards and combined with the steep steps down, it's not ideal for young children.
- From the waymark, the route continues in the direction signposted to Tintagel. Beforehand, you can take a short diversion down the gulley to the beach. To continue the walk, climb the steps to the kissing gate and follow the path on the other side, down the steps to the footbridge.
- From the footbridge, follow the coast path to climb up the next headland until you reach a V-shaped stile.
The rock at the end of the headland is known as Lye Rock.
Lye Rock, facing into the bay at Bossiney is barely attached to the headland of Willapark and will soon (in geological terms anyway!) become another rock stack like The Sisters. It has a seabird colony that once housed the biggest Puffin colony in Cornwall. In 1948 there were estimated to be 2000 puffins here. By 1982 there were none. There is still a sizeable guillemot and razorbill colony and some cormerants too.
- Continue to the top of the steps then bear left to stay on the coast path, following it to a waymark beside a bench.
On December 20 in 1893, the Italian ship "Iota" was driven against the cliff at Lye Rock near Bossiney Haven. The crew were able to get onto the rock and, apart from a youth of 14, were saved by four local men who received medals for bravery. The boy who died is buried in the churchyard of St Materiana on Glebe Cliff, and his grave marked with a wooden cross.
- At the bench, the walk route continues to the left in the direction signposted to Tintagel and the path to the right leads onto Willapark headland, which you may want to explore first. To continue the walk, bear left through the gateway and follow the coast path to a kissing gate.
The large headland in Tintagel to the east of Barras Nose is known as Willapark, not to be confused with Willapark in Boscastle where the coastguard lookout is based. The name Willapark is based on two old Celtic words meaning 'enclosed' and 'lookout'. The headland was fortified by an earth rampart across the neck of the headland to create a hill fort in the Iron Age. When the gorse was burnt off, circular marks became visible indicating the positions of huts. Much of the ramparts were removed or adapted to allow quarrying from the headland, so relatively little remains now.
- Go through the gate and the keep right along the coast path. Follow it past a number of waymarks until you eventually reach a a pair of pedestrian gates.
The Sisters are two small islets that were once part of the headland of Willapark on the opposite side of the bay from Tintagel Castle. Underwater, they are still linked: the protruding islets are surrounded by a large shallow reef with a depth of less than 2 metres around the rocks. The Sisters are home to a large breeding colony of razorbills and guillimots and also have a sizeable population of cormerants.
- Go through the rightmost gate (ahead) and follow the coast path until you reach a waymark to Glebe Cliff.
The rocky headland on the right is Barras Nose.
Barras Nose is a rocky headland located just east of Tintagel Castle and its island, to the north of the village of Tintagel. This was the first piece of coastal land ever bought by the National Trust in 1897. In Victorian times, the Castle Hotel was originally planned to be built on Barras Nose which gave rise to a local campaign to purchase the headland and save it. It's a popular spot with locals for fishing as there is a rock platform and several surrounding reefs. From the top of the headland there are excellent views to the right, across to Willapark, and to the left, of the castle.
A rocky scarp runs nearly all the way across the neck of Barras Nose, forming a natural defence similar to those that were created by hard labour at the cliff castles on surrounding headlands. It's therefore quite possible that Barras was adopted as a "prefabricated" hillfort and flint tools have been discovered which show there was human activity here from at least 4,000 years ago. The name itself may also hint at its history: in the 1890s, it was known as "Barrows Cliff".
- From the waymark, the route continues in the direction of Glebe Cliff down the steps to another waymark at the bottom. Beforehand, you may want to walk out onto Barras Nose to admire the views. You can return from the headland via the path descending the left side to reach the waymark at the bottom of the steps.
The many caves along the coast here provide ledges where seals haul themselves out of the water. Many caves are not accessible from the land so the seals are safe from predators; although there are few land predators today which would be unwise enough take on a seal, they were once hunted here by bears as well as humans.
Seals are not closely related to other marine mammals. In mediaeval times seals were classified as fish and could therefore be eaten during lent and on fridays and saturdays. However, as you might be able to guess from their features, seals are closely related to dogs, bears and otters. In fact, a dog is very much more closely related to a seal than a cat. The seal species most frequently seen along the Cornish coast are grey seals and common seals.
- From the waymark, follow the coast path over the next headland, in the direction of Tintagel Castle, until you descend to a footpath sign by the seating area outside the restaurant.
The rocky cove in front of Tintagel Castle is Tintagel Haven, known locally as "Castle Beach".
Below the the island upon which Tintagel Castle is perched, there is a small sheltered pebble beach, known locally as Castle Beach although on maps you'll see it marked as Tintagel Haven. Slate from the coastal quarries was brought here by donkey, and loaded onto beached ships which also brought in cargoes such as Welsh coal. Beside the waterfall is the remains of a derrick which was used to winch the cargo to and from the beach. In order to manoeuvre them around the dangerous rocks, ships were "hobbled" (towed by rowing boats then manoeuvred by gangs of men pulling on ropes).
On the left side of the beach is Merlin's Cave, and to the back of the beach is a waterfall where the stream running through the Vale of Avalon meets the sea.
- At the sign next to the restaurant, turn right and follow the path past the viewpoint to a waymark. Then follow the path down some steps and across a bridge over the stream.
According to Arthurian Legend, Merlin lived in a cave below the fortress of Tintagel during Arthur's childhood, and was his teacher. Tennyson made Merlin's Cave famous in his Idylls of King Arthur, describing waves washing infant Arthur to the shore, and Merlin finding him in a sea cave and carrying him to safety.
The cave is 100 metres long and passes completely through the island beneath the castle, where the sea has eroded a fault containing a band of softer rock. At high tide, the cave is flooded (so one can assume Merlin was a good swimmer!), but at low tide you can walk through from Tintagel Haven to the rocky West Cove on the other side.
- After having a look at/around the castle and beach, make your way to the car park above the English Heritage shop.
Tintagel Castle (also known as "King Arthur's Castle") is perched on an island which was joined by a land bridge in the Middle Ages. The ruins of Tintagel Castle that you see today were built in the 13th century by Richard Earl of Cornwall. From coins and pottery fragments found at the site, it is thought that before this, the site might have originally been a Roman settlement, and later, in the early Middle Ages, a Celtic settlement. There is speculation amongst historians that the site was a summer residence for one of the Celtic kings, perhaps leading to the legends of Arthur.
- Follow the track up from the bottom of the valley until you reach a signpost (or to save a climb, you can catch a landrover to the top, skipping the next 2 directions).
- When you reach a signpost, stay on the track until you reach a footbridge opposite another signpost.
- Bear right onto the second footpath signposted to Tintagel Village. Follow it, parallel to the track, to reach the top of the track.
The modern-day village of Tintagel was known as Trevena ("place of the women") until the Post Office established 'Tintagel' as the name in the mid 19th century (until then Tintagel had always been the name of the headland and of the parish). In Norman times, a small castle was built at Bossiney; Bossiney and Trevena were established as a borough in 1253 by Richard, 1st Earl of Cornwall who built Tintagel Castle.
- Bear right onto Fore Street and follow it, past the turning to Vicarage Hill until you reach Tintagel Old Post Office opposite the King Arthur's Arms.
Tintagel Old Post Office is a 600-year-old Cornish Longhouse set in cottage gardens, retaining its mediaeval slate-paved hall and fireplace. It was built in the 14th Century when Tintagel Castle belonged to the Black Prince. In the 19th century, the house was used as the district Post Office when the introduction of the penny post meant the trek to the Post Office in Camelford became too much of a burden. For over 100 years, it has been owned by the National Trust.
- Once you've had a look at the Old Post Office, continue along Fore Street until you reach the roundabout.
Just before the roundabout and King Arthur's Hall, look on your left for Aelnet's Cross, which is behind the railings in front of some flats.
Aelnet's Cross is located on Fore Street in Tintagel next to King Arthur's Great Halls, behind the railings of what used to be the Wharncliffe Arms Hotel (now converted into flats). It is just over 4 feet tall and has a sort of wheel-head cross on both sides along with Latin inscriptions. The cross itself is of the 5th-century, though the carvings and inscriptions could be later (possibly 10th or 11th century). Originally it stood at nearby Trevillet where it was in use as a gatepost.
- Cross straight over the roundabout and follow Bossiney Road past the Methodist Church to the Tintagel Visitor Centre.
King Arthur's Great Halls in Tintagel were built in the 1930's by a custard millionaire whose company is thought to have invented "hundreds and thousands". The Halls of Chivalry are built from 53 different types of stone and are big enough to hold 1000 people. 72 stained glass windows by Veronica Whall (a pupil of William Morris) tell the story of King Arthur and show the Coats of Arms and weapons of the knights. Over two million people have visited the Halls since they opened in June 1933.
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March 29, 2013
RE2CON, LLC, ET AL., PLAINTIFFS,v.TELFER OIL CO., ET AL., DEFENDANTS.
This motion is before the court on the unopposed motion to vacate this court's claim construction order filed by plaintiffs RE2CON and Arr-Maz Products (collectively, "plaintiffs"). (ECF 132.) This motion was decided without a hearing. For the following reasons, plaintiffs' motion is DENIED.
In the pending patent infringement action, plaintiffs and defendants have executed a settlement agreement.*fn1 (Pls.' Mot. to Vacate at 2, ECF 133.)
As part of this settlement, the parties agreed to move to vacate this court's May 15, 2012 claim construction order (ECF 112).*fn1
(ECF 133 at 2.) As agreed, plaintiffs filed their motion to vacate on November 16, 2012 (ECF 133), and defendants filed a statement of non-opposition to the vacatur on November 19, 2012 (ECF 135). On January 11, 2013, plaintiffs withdrew their motions to dismiss filed on October 26, 2012 (ECF 128; ECF 130), pending the outcome of this motion. (ECF 145.)
On November 11, 2012, Shilling Construction Company sought leave to oppose the motion to vacate as amicus. (ECF 136.) This court granted the request on December 17, 2012. (ECF 141.) Shilling stated it is a defendant in a related case before the Eastern District of Oklahoma; that case was brought by the same plaintiffs, and concerns the same patent, as in the underlying action before this court. (Amicus Application at 2, ECF 136.) The Oklahoma court granted Shilling's motion to stay that case pending the outcome of the Markman hearing in this case. (Id.) Shilling filed its opposition to the motion to vacate on December 17, 2012 (ECF 142), and plaintiffs filed their reply on January 3, 2013 (ECF 143). On March 20, 2013, Shilling withdrew its opposition after settling the Oklahoma litigation with plaintiffs. (ECF 146.) The court therefore treats this motion as unopposed and does not consider Shilling's opposition or plaintiffs' reply.
In U.S. Bancorp Mortgage Co. v. Bonner Mall P'ship, 513 U.S. 18, 29 (1994)
("Bonner Mall"), the Supreme Court held that appellate court vacatur of district court judgments in the context of settlement agreements should be granted only in "exceptional circumstances."
Those exceptional circumstances "do not include the mere fact that the settlement agreement provides for vacatur." Id. The Court emphasized the importance of considering the public interest when contemplating the equitable remedy of vacatur: "Judicial precedents are presumptively correct and valuable to the legal community as a whole. They are not merely the property of private litigants and should stand unless a court concludes that the public interest would be served by a vacatur." Id. at 26 (quoting Izumi Seimitsu Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha v. U.S. Philips Corp., 510 U.S. 27, 40 (1993) (Stevens, J., dissenting)). Thus, "quite apart from any considerations of fairness to the parties," vacatur disturbs the "orderly operation of the federal judicial system" by deviating from the primary route Congress has prescribed for parties who seek relief from the legal consequences of judicial judgments: appeal as of right and certiorari. Id. at 27.
However, in American Games, Inc. v. Trade Products, Inc., the Ninth Circuit distinguished Bonner Mall by holding that district courts, due to the "fact-intensive nature of the inquiry required," enjoy "greater equitable discretion when reviewing [their] own judgments than do appellate courts operating at a distance." 142 F.3d 1164, 1170 (9th Cir. 1998). Therefore, a district court in this circuit, even in the context of mootness by settlement, may vacate one of its own judgments absent exceptional circumstances. See id. at 1168-69. The proper standard is the "equitable balancing test," which balances the hardships of the parties and the public interests at stake. Id. at 1166; Zinus, Inc. v. Simmons Bedding Co., No. C 07-3012 PVT, 2008 WL 1847183, at *1 (N.D. Cal. Apr. 23, 2008). The standard for vacatur of a claim construction order, which is not final but interlocutory, is even less rigid. See Persistence Software, Inc. v. Object People, Inc., 200 F.R.D. 626, 627 (N.D. Cal. 2001) (comparing Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 54(b), governing vacatur of non-final orders, to Rule 60(b), governing vacatur of final judgments).
Plaintiffs request vacatur because, in settling this case, they have agreed to forfeit their right to appeal particular aspects of the court's claim construction order that "may have been viewed to unduly limit the patented invention." (ECF 133 at 1-3.) Plaintiffs suggest that "district courts have commonly vacated summary judgment rulings and claim constructions that underlie those rulings when vacatur related to a settlement." (Id. at 3 (citing, e.g., Persistence Software, 200 F.R.D. at 626; Cisco Systems, Inc. v. Telcordia Techs., Inc., 590 F. Supp. 2d 828 (E.D. Tex. 2008); TriQuint Semiconductor, Inc. v. Avago Techs. Ltd., No. CV 09--1531--PHX--JAT, 2012 WL 1768084 (D. Ariz. May 17, 2012)).) Plaintiffs note that public policy encourages the settlement of private disputes; hence the court should not impede the parties' agreement here. (Id. at 4 (citing Blockbuster, 2010 WL 5437226, at *3).)
Plaintiffs further argue that, because claim construction orders are not final, granting vacatur in this case will not disrupt the orderly operation of the federal judicial system. (Id. at 5.) Citing Cisco Systems, 590 F. Supp. 2d at 830, plaintiffs note that, according to some studies, approximately forty percent of claim construction orders appealed are reversed by the Federal Circuit. (Id.) Absent settlement, this court's claim construction would be "far from final," plaintiffs assert. (Id.) Because of the interlocutory nature of claim construction, plaintiffs maintain, it is not clear what preclusive effect claim construction orders have, as some courts apply collateral estoppel while others reason that "settlements and non-appealed claim construction rulings are not final judgments for collateral estoppel purposes." (Id. (citing Cisco ...
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ROY MEAS,PLAINTIFF,v.CVS PHARMACY, INC., CT. DKT. 9 DEFENDANT.
The opinion of the court was delivered by: Hon. Jeffrey T. Miller United States District Judge
Pursuant to Fed.R.Civ.P. 12(f), Plaintiff Roy Meas ("Meas") moves to strike 18 of the 28 affirmative defenses asserted by Defendant CVS Pharmacy, Inc. ("CVS"). CVS partially opposes the motion. Pursuant to L.R. 7.1(d)(1), this matter is appropriate for decision without oral argument. For the reasons set forth below, the motion to strike is granted in part and denied in part.
On April 19, 2011 CVS removed this diversity action from the Superior Court of the State of California, County of San Diego. (Ct. Dkt. 1). Plaintiff was employed by Longs Drug Stores, Inc. ("Longs") as a full-time pharmacy technician from February 2007 until the acquisition of Longs by CVS. (Comp. ¶¶7, 8). As a pharmacy technician his primary duties included entering information from a patient's prescription into a computer system and scanning the actual prescription. The computer system then creates a label showing, among other things, the quantity of the drug to be given to the patient, based upon the doctor's prescription and the quantity of the drug "for which the patient's insurance will pay at one time." (Compl. ¶6). After the pharmacy technician completes these tasks, the pharmacist reviews the prescription, places the proper amount of the medication in the container, and the pharmacist places the filled prescription in an area to be picked up by the consumer. Id. While employed at Longs, "Plaintiff was not assigned to a particular store but worked short stints at various stores primarily filling in for other technicians who were ill or on vacation." (Compl. ¶7). Longs employed a scheduler to assign Plaintiff to his different work locations. (Compl. ¶10).
CVS acquired Longs in early 2009. (Compl. ¶8). Initially, Plaintiff worked fewer days with CVS but he "was back to full time in 2010 earning over $30,000 for that year." (Compl. ¶10). Unlike the procedures at Longs, Plaintiff "was required to call around to various stores and/or wait to be called by an individual store's management to get his assignments." Id.
Beginning in November 2010, Plaintiff noticed that he had not been compensated for all hours worked. Despite CVS's alleged policy of paying overtime to employees on holidays, Plaintiff worked Veterans Day and Christmas Day 2010 without being paid overtime. (Compl. ¶¶1 15,17). On several other occasions, Plaintiff alleges that he was not fully compensated for all hours worked. (Compl. ¶¶11-13). When Plaintiff complained to management about the underpayment of wages, CVS explained that it considered Plaintiff a part-time worker and that only full-time employees were paid holiday overtime. (Compl. ¶15).
"In early January 2011, Plaintiff received a prescription from a patient for five pills of a particular antibiotic." (Compl. ¶22). The patient's insurance would only pay for three pills and the computer system produced a label for only three pills. "The pharmacist counted out three pills and bagged the medication to be picked up by the patient." The patient called to complain about receiving only three pills. Plaintiff explained to the individual that the insurance would only pay for three pills. "The patient was not satisfied with Plaintiff's explanation and complained to CVS management." (Compl. ¶25).
On January 12, 2011, the CVS district manager, Elizabeth Perles, called Plaintiff and "told him that he was suspended and should not come in to work on January 14th as he had been rescheduled." (Compl. ¶27). The next day, Plaintiff was asked to come to the office to talk with Ms. Perles. At that meeting he was informed that "his employment was terminated and he was given $300 in cash which he was told was a portion of his final wages." (Compl. ¶28). The reason given for his termination "was his alleged gross negligence in failing to properly fill the above mentioned patient's prescription." Id.
Based upon the above generally described conduct, Plaintiff alleges four claims for (1) failure to pay wages due, (2) improper deductions from earned wages, (3) wrongful discharge in violation of public policy, and (4) violations of Cal. Labor Code §201 (for failure to pay overtime wages for working on Veterans Day and Christmas Day). On April 15, 2011, CVS filed an answer to the complaint in the San Diego Superior Court asserting, among other things, 28 affirmative defenses. Plaintiff now moves to strike 18 of those affirmative defenses.
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Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(f) provides that the court "may strike from a pleading an insufficient defense or any redundant, immaterial, impertinent, or scandalous matter." "The function of a 12(f) motion to strike is to avoid the expenditure of time and money that must arise from litigating spurious issues by dispensing with those issues prior to trial. . . ." Whittlestone, Inc. V. Handi-Craft Co., 618 F.3d 970, 973 (9th Cir. 2010) (quoting Fantasy, Inc. v. Fogerty, 984 F2d. 1524, 1527 (9th Cir. 1993, rev'd on other grounds 510 U.S. 517 (1994)). "The key to determining the sufficiency of pleading an affirmative defense is whether it gives plaintiff fair notice of the defense." Wyshak v. City Nat'l Bank, 607 F.2d 924, 827 (9th Cir. 1979).
Plaintiff contends that the heightened pleading standards enunciated in Bell Atl. Corp. v. Twombly, 550 U.S. 544, 555 (2007) and Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 566 U.S. __, 129 S.Ct. 1937, 1940 (2009) apply equally to pleading affirmative defenses. In these authorities, the Supreme Court held that a claim may not contain wholly conclusory allegations but must allege "sufficient factual material" to state a claim which is plausible on its face." Iqbal, 129 S.Ct. at 1940.
The parties agree that no circuit court has addressed whether a heightened pleading standard applies to affirmative defenses and that district courts are split on the issue. In support of application of the heightened pleading standard to affirmative defenses, courts have reasoned that the "same logic holds true for pleading affirmative defenses [as for pleading a complaint] - without alleging facts as part of the affirmative defenses, [a] [p]laintiff cannot prepare adequately to respond to those defenses." Francisco v. Verizon South, Inc., 2010 WL 2990159 (E.D. VA July 29, 2010) (quoting Holtzman v. B/E Aerospace, Inc., 2008 WL 2225668 (S.D. Fla. 2008)) (noting that the majority of district courts to have reached this issue have held that Twombly applies to affirmative defenses); Anticancer Inc. V. Xenogen Corp., ...
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Extraordinarily useful tool to analyse the HTTP responses from web servers – caching, partial content, encoding, expiry, the lot
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Quite enjoyable little puzzler – worth a 5 minute diversion, anyway
..or "how do you explain that that really simple thing on your screen is absolutely awesome and worth the month it took you"
Mixin' it up
The record industry may well be dead (or so they say), but there are some fine ideas being tested out at the moment…
Mos Def is selling t-shirts that come with download codes for his latest album, while The Flaming Lips are selling gig tickets that come with a download code for a 'bootleg' taken from the mixing desk on the night you went (quoted from their latest mailer):
the bundle will come with a ticket to see the band live along with an exclusive online digital EP that will contain 3 songs from the upcoming record – "Convinced of The Hex," "The Impulse," and "Silver Trembling Hands" plus three additional rare b-side tracks that we've selected. In addition to the ep, the bundle includes a digital download bootleg of the same show that you attend, which will be available after the show.
I have to say the Lips idea is awesome – I'm always on the look out for bootlegs, and to get one from the night I was there? well…
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Nicely. A nice way to handle HTTP verbs in Django – another step along the ReSTful road.
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For a moment there I was a bit worried about the new service from 118800, whereby they provide directory enquiries (of a sort) for mobile numbers as well as land lines.
Essentially they search for the person you want, and if they find a mobile number for them they text that mobile, asking the recipient to contact you (and you pay a quid for the pleasure).
My first thought was an irrational one, along the lines of "but my mobile number's private, how dare they intrude?" On further analysis though…
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- I doubt any directory of mobile numbers will ever have my number in it
- Anyone wanting to contact me has exactly two clicks to find me anyway
What is more interesting is the fact that it is unthinkable that the system might give out your mobile number. We seem to have finally got to a place where who knows our number is actually something that we control, rather than the service providers. Compare that to the horror of domestic land lines (TPS or not) and it's a giant leap forward.
(Oh, and as @dtt101 pointed out, that "make the text dark" button was clearly the result of weeks of design arguments. Classy!)
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In a push for action on gun control legislation, Congresswoman Robin Kelly on Thursday read the names of 50 children who've died in and around Chicago as a result of gun violence.
Late last month, Rep. Kelly, a Chicago Democrat, and the vice chair of the House Gun Violence Prevention Task Force, vowed to read the names of 5,950 gun violence victims on the House floor. That's one name for each dollar House Speaker Paul Ryan received from the National Rifle Association last election cycle.
"We know what the problem is and we know what policy solutions work," Kelly said in a press release. "Sadly, the silence and inaction of Congressional Republicans has been bought and paid for."
The 50 names she read Thursday were of children aged 2-16 who were killed in Chicagoland in the last 18 months. Last month, she read 50 other names, including 21 of Speaker Ryan's constituents.
She says she's going to "keep saying names until we do something to end gun violence."
To that end, she wants a vote on legislation that would enact universal background checks, a vote on a federal gun trafficking bill, and a vote on a bill that would reinstate the so-called "assault weapons ban." She also wants lawmakers to vote on a jobs bill "that creates opportunity so kids pick up pencils and books instead of guns."
"This is something that has bipartisan support," she said Thursday on the House floor. "Universal background checks is something 74 percent of NRA members support. Put in context, just 16 percent of Americans want the majority's health care bill, and yet you've attempted to pass (that bill) three times in the past two months. Nearly 8 in 10 Americans want background checks on gun sales, but we've not had one vote."
The 74 percent figure is based on a 2013 poll of 169 NRA members. Politifact has found the figure to be accurate, but it's hotly contested.
Kelly said because of congressional inaction, more than 100 people were shot and 10 others killed in Chicago during the Fourth of July weekend. "Over 100 Americans shot in one weekend in one city, and still we do nothing," she said, before reading the names of the 50 children.
"There is literally nothing stopping us from acting except the NRA's money and the greed of GOP leadership," Kelly wrote in an op-ed for Time magazine last month.
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Poul Anderson's Time Patrol series discloses much about the Patrol and its main adversaries, the Exaltationists, but three other groups are also important:
the Nine discovered time travel but are mentioned only once;
the Danellians founded the Time Patrol but are mentioned briefly and usually kept in the background;
the Neldorians are time bandits but appear in only a single story which, for a decade and a half, was the culminating installment of the series.
The impression generated is that the Nine and the Danellians had to be mentioned to explain the origin of the Patrol but that thereafter the emphasis was meant to be on particular stories set in the past, not in the future. The Neldorians had to be mentioned as the source of a causality violation but, otherwise, were described as briefly as possible.
When Everard has deduced that the Scipios died at Ticinus, Van Sarawak infers:
"'Somebody must have knocked them off...Some time traveler. It could only have been that.'" (p. 219)
Everard replies:
"'Well, it seems probable, anyhow. We'll see.'" (ibid.)
Does he mean probable that the turning point was at Ticinus or probable that time travelers were involved? He does not yet know of any other source of causality violations although another source does come to light much later in The Shield Of Time.
The Neldorians are from the two hundred and fifth millennium, described as "...an age of bandits..." (p. 221). What does that mean? It would be interesting to learn more.
The history of the altered timeline states that, after winning the Roman Wars:
"'...the Carthaginian government was too venal to remain strong. Hannibal himself was assassinated by men who thought his honesty stood in their way.'" (p 201)
The writers of this history knew nothing of time travelers but Time Patrol spies learn that two Helvetian mercenaries called Phrontes and Himilco joined Hannibal in the Alps and gained his confidence, then, after the war, practically ran the government, organized Hannibal's murder and "...set new records for luxurious living." (p. 221) They look like Neldorians.
While some Patrolmen spy on the Neldorians, others rescue colleagues from "...more or less ignominious situations..." (ibid.) in the altered timeline. It is added:
"...another score would simply have to be written off." (ibid.)
But how is it known that the missing score had time traveled forward into the altered timeline and not into the original timeline?
The same question applies to Wanda in The Shield Of Time. She arrives back at the lodge and confirms that she has been in the alpha timeline but, before her return, Everard was certain that she was lost in the alpha timeline whereas, for all he knew, she could have traveled forward into the original timeline.
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Shelton's book probes a question many observers of Alger Hiss have long wondered about: why did Hiss doggedly maintain his innocence of charges that he was a spy for the Soviet Union, not only after he was accused by Whittaker Chambers in 1948, but after his federal conviction in 1950, even until his death in 1996? Shelton's verdict on Hiss's refusal to recant or apologize is that he believed as a matter of conscience in the rational constructive project of communism. For Hiss, the vindication of man rested in communist soulcraft.
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