#Northstar California

[gregganthonyca]

Its supposed to keep snowing on and off throughout the day. Should be interesting. We don't usually get snow this low. But its nice to see. I'm glad I don't have to live with it all the time, March 5, 2013. #snow #storm #storm2023 #storms #california #jacksoncalifornia #brrr #ford #camping #camper #rvlife #cabovercamper #northstar #northstarcampers (at Jackson, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpabsZ1LdHQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[hotelbooking]

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[travelwithz]

Barb and I spent the last 4 days (Tue-Sat) skiing at Northstar near Lake Tahoe. We had to delay the start of our trip by a day because of severe weather, but we were able to get up the mountain with our friend’s AWD SUV. There was plenty of snow and conditions were excellent. We even had one morning of about a foot of fresh powder skiing. We stayed at Coyote Run condos so we were able to ski in/out easily.

As usual, we rented our equipment from Tahoe Dave’s and enjoyed drinking beer at Alibi Brewing and The Good Wolf in Truckee.

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[fourtccn]

rating every state’s motto

alabama: “audemus jura nostra defendere”, trans. “we dare to defend our rights.” 4/10, not the worst but i don’t think it needs to be said. bit pretentious

alaska: “north to the future.” 7/10, i think it’s cool but i have no clue what it really means. higher points for not being religious (i think)

arizona: “ditat deus”, trans. “God enriches.” 0/10, keep that guy out of it

arkansas: “regnat populus,” trans. “the people rule.” 8/10, simple, love the idea, think it’s a great standing

california: “eureka”, trans. “I have found it.” 1/10, found WHAT???

colorado: “nil sine numine”, trans. “nothing without providence.” 0/10, i had to look up what this means and it is religious again

connecticut: “qui transtulit sustinet”, trans. “he who transplanted sustains.” -1/10, not only is this religious but it’s also not openly religious. pure evil

delaware: “liberty and independence.” 7/10, it’s boring, but it’s something

florida: “in God we trust.” 0/10, come on man

georgia: “wisdom, justice, moderation.” 6/10, sure

hawaii: “ua ma uke ea o ka ‘āina I ka pono,” trans. “the life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness.” 10/10, yes!!! has something to do with their history!! it’s badass! makes me feel cool as hell to say!!

idaho: “esto perpetua”, trans. “let it be perpetual.” 1/10, it’s not religious and it is historical but i don’t like that it’s connected with the confederacy :/ (quoted from the president of the confederacy btw)

illinois: “state sovereignty, national union.” 0/10, directly associated with states’ rights to choose during the civil war

indiana: “the crossroads of america.” 7/10, i like that it’s more descriptive of the state than the government and it’s really funny to me that they identify like this. it’s like your friend doing something amazing and you going “you couldn’t have gotten there without me driving you to 7/11 that one time”

iowa: “our liberties we prize and our rights we will maintain.” 6/10, i want to dislike this one because it’s so middle-of-the-road, but it does have some state history behind it (has to do with their fight to become a state) so it gets some points for that

kansas: “ad astra per aspera”, trans. “to the stars through difficulties.” 9/10, cool, connected to what they said about the state in its history, seemingly unreligious. point docked for it going to kansas and therefore being a bit pretentious more than anything

kentucky: “deo graham habeamus”, trans. “let us be grateful to God” AND “united we stand, divided we fall.” 0/10, why do they get TWO??? first one is religious, and the second one is unoriginal. if it were just the second one i would give it the benefit of the doubt but come on

louisiana: “union, justice, and confidence.” 4/10, i don’t think louisiana should be confident about anything but i do appreciate self-love

maine: “dirigo”, trans. “i direct.” 5/10, more than california because it’s slightly less confusing but i really don’t know what they mean by this

maryland: “fatti maschi, parole femmine”, trans. “strong deeds, gentle words.” 9/10, i fucking love this. i know very little of maryland so i’ll let them have this

massachusetts: “ense petit placidam sub libertate quietem”, trans. “by the sword we seek peace, but peace only under liberty.” 8/10, it’s sick as fuck but massachusetts is a bit pretentious just taking this shit from someone else with no reason

michigan: “si quaeris peninsulam amoenam circumspice”, trans. “if you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you.” 9/10, this fucks. i love a motto dedicated just to the land. point docked because i do not feel the way this way when in michigan

minnesota: “l’étoile du nord”, trans. “the star of the north.” 7/10, cool that it acknowledges minnesota being the “northstar state” since it’s the northernmost state, but i don’t like that it’s in french. also kind of pretentious of us tbh

mississippi: “virtute et armis”, trans. “by valor and arms.” 2/10, cool if you’re a 7-year-old boy. if it’s based off the motto of lord gray de wilton they should’ve kept it “i trust in virtue not arms”

missouri: there are way too many states. anyway. “salus populi suprema lex esto”, trans. “the welfare of the people is the highest law.” 10/10, period!! i don’t think missouri stands by this tho

montana: “oro y plata”, trans. “gold and silver.” 6/10, i have to give it points for being a physical description of the state and also being historical (big mining state), but they really put all their coins in one bag with this one

nebraska: “equality before the law.” 10/10, apparently reflects nebraska’s “willingness to extend suffrage to black Americans” so it’s good state history and i love what it stands for. keep it up nebraska (i know you won’t)

nevada: “all for our country.” 5/10, really have any historical importance, and it’s a bit vague. what is it that you’re doing for “our country?” what does “all” imply? really think they just threw something together last minute

new hampshire: “live free or die.” 9/10, sick as fuck and grounded in history. iconic is an overused word, but i gotta say this is iconic. metal as hell. point docked because it’s too associated with some weird political standings now

new jersey: “liberty and prosperity.” 6/10, boring as hell but sure. whatever

new mexico: “crescit eundo”, trans. “it grows as it goes.” 9/10, quote taken from a poem which is cool and i love that it makes me think of dick :)

new york: “excelsior!”, trans. “ever upward!” AND “e pluribus unum”, trans. “out of many, one” (as of 2020). 6/10, i was with kinda with them on the first one even though it seems like something they added last minute because i liked the excitement in it but the second one is kind of dumb… yeah, i guess you are one of many. feels like an obvious statement they didn’t need to add on in 2020

north carolina: “esse quam videri”, trans. “to be, rather than to seem.” 4/10, i think it’s okay but i don’t know what it has to do with north carolina

north dakota: “liberty and union, now and forever, one and inseparable.” 6/10, cool reference to U.S. history but it’s kind of a mouthful and i don’t think i would be able to memorize it

ohio: “with God, all things are possible.” 1/10, one point given because it makes me think of the iasip quote

oklahoma: “labor omnia vincit”, trans. “hard work conquers all things.” 4/10, once again i like that it’s a reference, but i have no clue what oklahoma has to do with this motto

oregon: “alis volat propriis”, trans. “she flies with her own wings.” 7/10, “she” being oregon’s “independent spirit.” i think it’s a sick ass motto but oregon is thinkin of themselves too highly here

pennsylvania: “virtue, liberty, and independence.” 4/10, the lack of originality is getting tiring but i guess it shows some values or something

rhode island: “hope.” 2/10, are you even trying? come on

south carolina: “dum spiro spero”, trans. “while i breathe, i hope.” 6/10, it’s inspiring i guess but i seriously do not understand why this would be associated with south carolina. i swear i’m not an advertising major or anything

south dakota: “under God the people rule.” 0/10, we are OBSESSED with this guy here. WHY do we need states to be associated with religion

tennesse: “agriculture and commerce.” we’re coming to the very simple mottos now. 4/10, i feel it’s redundant but i guess it meant something to them when they made it

texas: “friendship.” 10/10, it’s basic and unoriginal but it’s so fucking funny that i have to give this one to them. i do NOT think of friendship when i think of texas

utah: “industry.” 1/10, what the hell is this? one point for not being religious but what the fuck

vermont: “stella quarta decima fulgeat”, trans. “may the 14th star shine bright” AND “freedom and unity.” 7/10, i like the first one because it directly references vermont but the second one is just unoriginal and sad. why have a motto if it’s gonna be like that

virginia: “sic semper tyrannis”, trans. “thus always to tyrants.” 7/10, sick as hell. three points deducted because it once again has nothing to do with virginia, but it really is a sick ass motto

washington: (unofficial) “al-ki”, trans. “bye and bye.” 10/10, very specifically refers to the history of washington, which was first called “new york alki”

west virginia: “montani semper liberi”, trans. “mountaineers are always free.” 9/10, i want to dislike this because it feels so unrelated, but i love it. i love what you have going on here, west virginia

wisconsin: “forward.” 1/10, seriously?

wyoming: “equal rights.” 9/10, similar to nebraska, this motto came about because wyoming was the first state to grant women the right to vote. apparently this was because granting women the right to vote would make them have enough voting citizens to be granted statehood though, so point deducted for that

[brianmitchellstiiizy]

NorthStar Equities, Empowers Investors to Make Informed Real Estate Investment Decisions says Brian Christopher Mitchell CEO

Newport Beach, California - Brian Christopher Mitchell, the esteemed Founder & CEO of NorthStar Equities, shares insights on the importance of selecting the right investment property for long-term returns. NorthStar Equities a leading player in Real Estate Investment and Early Stage Venture Capital understands the challenges investors face when identifying properties with excellent potential.

Real estate investment offers lucrative opportunities for investors, but the key lies in making informed decisions. Brian Christopher Mitchell, based in Newport Beach California leverages his expertise and industry knowledge to empower investors with the necessary tools to navigate the market successfully.

"Choosing the right investment property is critical for long-term success," affirms Brian Christopher Mitchell. "At NorthStar Equities, we strive to equip investors with the insights and strategies they need to make well-informed decisions that can yield excellent returns for years to come."

NorthStar Equities specializes in identifying investment properties with exceptional potential for growth and profitability. Through meticulous analysis, comprehensive research and a deep understanding of market dynamics, they guide investors in selecting properties that align with their investment goals.

"When it comes to real estate investment, it's essential to look beyond the surface and consider factors such as location, market trends and potential for appreciation," Mitchell adds. "At NorthStar Equities, we apply a data-driven approach and industry expertise to identify properties that have the potential to deliver exceptional returns over the long term."

NorthStar Equities' commitment to empowering investors extends to providing personalized guidance and support throughout the investment process. By understanding each investor's unique goals and risk appetite, they offer tailored strategies and solutions that maximize their clients' investment potential.

"Investing in real estate is a complex endeavor, but with the right guidance and expertise, investors can navigate the challenges and capitalize on the opportunities," states Mitchell. "At NorthStar Equities, we are dedicated to helping our clients achieve their investment objectives and build a solid foundation for wealth creation."

[thechembow]

Is more snow coming to Tahoe? Here are totals so far — and what’s forecast for the weekend

Jan. 4, 2024 - Sacramento Bee

More snow is headed to the Tahoe area this weekend, according the National Weather Service’s latest forecast... elevations above 3,000 feet could possibly receive 10 to 20 inches of snow.

As of Wednesday, here’s how much snow has fallen so far this season at Tahoe’s ski and snowboarding resorts, according to their websites:

Sugar Bowl Ski Resort: 49 to 68 inches of snowfall

Kirkwood Mountain Resort: 63 inches

Heavenly Mountain Resort: 26 inches

Palisades Tahoe: 49 inches

Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe: 47 to 66 inches

Northstar California Resort: 44 inches

[brianmitchellnewportbeach]

NorthStar Equities, Empowers Investors to Make Informed Real Estate Investment Decisions says Brian Christopher Mitchell CEO

Newport Beach, California - Brian Christopher Mitchell, the esteemed Founder & CEO of NorthStar Equities, shares insights on the importance of selecting the right investment property for long-term returns. NorthStar Equities a leading player in Real Estate Investment and Early Stage Venture Capital understands the challenges investors face when identifying properties with excellent potential.

Real estate investment offers lucrative opportunities for investors, but the key lies in making informed decisions. Brian Christopher Mitchell, based in Newport Beach California leverages his expertise and industry knowledge to empower investors with the necessary tools to navigate the market successfully.

"Choosing the right investment property is critical for long-term success," affirms Brian Christopher Mitchell. "At NorthStar Equities, we strive to equip investors with the insights and strategies they need to make well-informed decisions that can yield excellent returns for years to come."

NorthStar Equities specializes in identifying investment properties with exceptional potential for growth and profitability. Through meticulous analysis, comprehensive research and a deep understanding of market dynamics, they guide investors in selecting properties that align with their investment goals.

"When it comes to real estate investment, it's essential to look beyond the surface and consider factors such as location, market trends and potential for appreciation," Mitchell adds. "At NorthStar Equities, we apply a data-driven approach and industry expertise to identify properties that have the potential to deliver exceptional returns over the long term."

NorthStar Equities' commitment to empowering investors extends to providing personalized guidance and support throughout the investment process. By understanding each investor's unique goals and risk appetite, they offer tailored strategies and solutions that maximize their clients' investment potential.

"Investing in real estate is a complex endeavor, but with the right guidance and expertise, investors can navigate the challenges and capitalize on the opportunities," states Mitchell. "At NorthStar Equities, we are dedicated to helping our clients achieve their investment objectives and build a solid foundation for wealth creation."

[brianchristophermitchellus]

NorthStar Equities, Empowers Investors to Make Informed Real Estate Investment Decisions says Brian Christopher Mitchell CEO

Newport Beach, California - Brian Christopher Mitchell, the esteemed Founder & CEO of NorthStar Equities, shares insights on the importance of selecting the right investment property for long-term returns. NorthStar Equities a leading player in Real Estate Investment and Early Stage Venture Capital understands the challenges investors face when identifying properties with excellent potential.

Real estate investment offers lucrative opportunities for investors, but the key lies in making informed decisions. Brian Christopher Mitchell, based in Newport Beach California leverages his expertise and industry knowledge to empower investors with the necessary tools to navigate the market successfully.

"Choosing the right investment property is critical for long-term success," affirms Brian Christopher Mitchell. "At NorthStar Equities, we strive to equip investors with the insights and strategies they need to make well-informed decisions that can yield excellent returns for years to come."

NorthStar Equities specializes in identifying investment properties with exceptional potential for growth and profitability. Through meticulous analysis, comprehensive research and a deep understanding of market dynamics, they guide investors in selecting properties that align with their investment goals.

"When it comes to real estate investment, it's essential to look beyond the surface and consider factors such as location, market trends and potential for appreciation," Mitchell adds. "At NorthStar Equities, we apply a data-driven approach and industry expertise to identify properties that have the potential to deliver exceptional returns over the long term."

NorthStar Equities' commitment to empowering investors extends to providing personalized guidance and support throughout the investment process. By understanding each investor's unique goals and risk appetite, they offer tailored strategies and solutions that maximize their clients' investment potential.

"Investing in real estate is a complex endeavor, but with the right guidance and expertise, investors can navigate the challenges and capitalize on the opportunities," states Mitchell. "At NorthStar Equities, we are dedicated to helping our clients achieve their investment objectives and build a solid foundation for wealth creation."

[interestos]

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[checkcharm]

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[aggravateddurian]

SubSurf: Part 4 - the United States of North America

Please stand for the National Anthem

The map of North America as of 2079 Texas got a little spicy in this timeline... so did Florida

The United States of North America is a federal 'superstate' that occupies most of the territory of the former nations of Canada, the United States of America and Mexico. Founded in 1995, partially as a way to keep both Canada and Mexico from collapsing due to the pressures of an economic depression that hit shortly after the collapse of the USSR, which claimed many former Soviet satellites and the Russian Federation itself, today the USNA is in the top three economic powers, second only to China and ahead of the European Federation.

That doesn't mean things are great. The issues that caused the unification of Mexico, the USA and Canada are still rife. Political turmoil, economic instability and the issue of Texas seceding from the Union in 2023. The average American only has a primary school education, and the cost of living has never been higher. North America now has more countries on its landmass than it did in 1995, when the USNA was proclaimed in Washington DC: the balkanisation of California, the establishment of Cascadia, the secession of both Texas and Florida from the Union and the proclamation of the Republic of Quebec.

Focus on California

California as of 2079

North California

Capital: San Francisco Largest Industry: Technology Largest Corporation: MacroComm, EAI Systems, KhiTech

The North California Republic is the USNA's 31st state, holding this position by being the recognised successor state to the State of California. Fairly wealthy due to its strong technology sector. Living in NorCal is probably somewhat comfortable.

North California's tech industry is dominated by MacroComm, the world's largest manufacturer of human-web interfaces and websurfing equipment, as well as a watchdog for the Web, functioning similarly to Cyberpunk's NetWatch.

South California

Capital: San Diego Largest Industry: Energy Sector Largest Corporation: PacOil, SibiNeft

South California is an independent republic comprising much of Southern California, including the former Mexican state of Baja California del Sur. The formation of South California prompted the outbreak of the Second North American Continental War, the first war that saw a corporation act as a combatant power, the Transamurian corporation Sibineft, who aimed to score political points with the SoCal government to enable them to exploit Californian oil reserves.

SoCal is probably the worst of the two places. San Diego has entire districts that are declared danger zones (basically, the government's given up on trying to enforce the law there, so now they're urban battlescapes), in a constant state of flux thanks to the machinations of two competing oil companies: Pacific Oil (PacOil) and SibiNeft.

Outside, in the SoCal wildlands, CorpoSec troops tend to have to fight of warpwracks, carnivorous flora and of course, desert raiders from nomadic wilder nations. Wilders are a huge problem for the corps, because they owe no allegiance to anyone, the USNA doesn't hate them enough to put them down, and each time a corp snuffs them out, the civilian population becomes more and more sympathetic to them. SibiNeft's 'Soviet' counter-insurgency tactics of attempting to take on wilder raiders with main battle tanks and attack helicopters rarely works.

West California Free State (WesCal)

Capital: Los Angeles Largest Industry: Aerospace and Defense Sector Largest Corporation: Northstar Defence, EAI Defense, Ironbark Defense USNA, Kagiyama-Soryu

West California is an independent US territory, considered part of the USNA, but not a state. This state of affairs arose out of the Treaty of Shanghai, which ended the Second Continental War. A number of sensitive military sites fall within WesCal's territory, including Vandenberg Space Force Base, and major manufacturers for the US Armed Forces, such as Boeing, Lockheed, Northrop Grumman, and many functions of Edwards AFB were moved to WesCal after the war.

The largest military bases are Los Angeles AFB, Fort San Luis Obispo (formerly a National Guard Depot and training camp) and the military bases in the Morro Bay Area.

WesCal is home to the unassuming town of Morro Bay... well, it used to be, before it became the second largest city in Central California. Morro Bay (or as it's currently known, Morro City) is famous for being the setting of Night City in the Cyberpunk series. Unlike its counterpart, Night City, Morro City is actually a fairly safe and comfortable place to live... so long as you're a member of the armed forces, work for the military-industrial complex, or are a corpo exec. For everyone else, it's just marginally better than living in San Diego. At least there aren't any urban combat zones in Morro City.

Morro Bay is home to numerous bases, ever since it and the town of Los Osos were unified to form Morro City in 2026. Its development was heavily sponsored by the Big Four of the Military Industrial sector, as well as Northstar Defense, a military corp that soon became the city's biggest economic factor. Just outside Baywood is MCRD Baywood, home to the Pacific training centre for US Marines. Morro Bay itself is now home to parts of the US Pacific Fleet. Located north of the district of Morro Bay is the Northstar Training Center, where Northstar's private army trains its recruits.

Los Angeles is home to the American arm of the Japanese megacorp, Kagiyama-Soryu. Do you like the Torment Nexus? KagSor is probably working on it. Brainwashing via virtual reality? Absolutely. Soulkiller? KagSor's got something similar.

Not the USNA, not independent, but a secret third thing: Crystal City Special Administrative Region

“This is Crystal City. This is paradise.” - Crystal City Administration ad

Seal of the Crystal City Administration The Community of Nations is the SubSurf equivalent of the UN. They're just as effective as the real UN...

The SAR borders as of 2079. The inlaid map is Crystal City's limits. Everywhere between the CC city limits and the SAR border is the Crystal City Wildland, basically ungoverned territory inhabited by scrappers, scavs and nomadic wildlanders.

Crystal City is in the northern part of WesCal, on the site of the former city of Monterey. Crystal City marks the northernmost point of WesCal Free State, and therefore, is an important gateway for people travelling into WesCal from San Fran.

As Crystal City is a Special Administrative Region, it is not part of the USNA, or part of California, it is a free city under the governance of the Community of Nations Administration. Essentially, these are cities free of national government control, meant to stimulate trade and business… in theory. In practice, when the corps come out to play, everyone suffers.

The next article will be a detailed history of Crystal City and the SAR, as well as the institutions of government and security in this unique place.

[studyvet]

Ritz-Carlton Lake Tahoe, Northstar California Escape to the enchanting Ritz-Carlton Lake Tahoe and experience the perfect blend of beauty and serenity at Northstar California. Immerse yourself in the stunning alpine landscapes and create unforgettable memories.