#beach house in la union for sale

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Beach front -500 sq.m titled lot 4 Sale -Cabarsican Bacnotan La Union👣 -With 1 small house & 1 big house -With 1 regular size of swimming pool.🤽‍♀️🏃‍♂️

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Beer Events 6.1

Events

1st written record of Scotch Whisky (1495)

The disbanded Virginia Legislature, defying the Royal Governor, met in a tavern and declared they would no longer "import from Great Britain ... beer, ale, porter, malt" thus setting the stage for the American brewing industry (1774)

Thrale Brewery, co-owned by Dr. Samuel Johnson, offered for sale (1781)

Louis Pasteur published Studies on Fermentation: The Diseases of Beer, Their Causes, and the Means of Preventing Them (1876)

Otto Zwietusch patented a Vent for Beer-Barrels (1880)

Prohibition of Alcohol in Manitoba, Canada Went into Effect (1916) Moerlein Brewing stopped production due to the impending Prohibition (1919)

Supreme Court ruled the 18th Amendment constitutional, which allowed Prohibition to proceed (1920)

Weber Brewery reopened after Prohibition (Waukesha, Wisconsin; 1934)

Frederick Siebel patented a Brewing Process (1937)

Superman debuts (1938)

Schaefer Brewing patented a Design for a Holder for Beer Foam Scrapers (1943)

Labatt introduces the six pint carton (1948)

International Cheese Treaty signed (1951)

1st issue of CAMRA’s newspaper What’s Brewing published (1972)

West Bend Brewing dissolved (Wisconsin; 1972)

Heimlich Maneuver introduced (1974)

Hoppy Brewing's Sacramento brewpub opened (1999)

Brewery Openings

Latrobe Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1939)

Capitol Brewing (Wisconsin; 1986)

Olde Heurich Brewing (Washington, DC; 1986)

Cherryland Brewing (Wisconsin; 1988)

Gordon Biersch (Palo Alto, California; 1988)

Highland Pub & Brewery (Oregon; 1988)

Les Brasseurs Du Nord brewery (Quebec, Canada; 1988)

Santa Fe Brewing (New Mexico; 1988)

Algonquin Brewery (Ontario; 1989)

Bohannon Brewing (Tennessee; 1989)

Market Street Brewery & Public House (Tennessee; 1989)

Etna Brewing (California; 1990)

Atlantic Brewing (Maine; 1991)

Burkhardt Brewing (Ohio; 1991)

Portsmouth Brewery (New Hampshire; 1991)

Beach Brewing (Florida; 1992)

H.C. Berger Brewing (Colorado; 1992)

Hazel Dell Brewpub (Washington; 1993)

Old Bear Brewery (England; 1993)

Redondo Beach Brewing (California; 1993)

Red, White & Brew (California; 1993)

Riverside Brewing (California; 1993)

Spring Street Brewing (New York; 1993)

Vino's brewery (Arkansas; 1993)

El Dorado Brewing (California; 1994)

Estes Park Brewing (Colorado; 1994)

Saint Arnold Brewing (Texas; 1994)

Valley Brewing (California; 1994)

Backwater Brewing (Minnesota; 1995)

Carlsbad Brewery (California; 1995)

Dave's Brewpub (Kansas; 1995)

Downtown Brewing (South Carolina; 1995)

Front Street Brewery (North Carolina; 1995)

Mill Street Brewing (Minnesota; 1995)

Old Raleigh Brewing (North Carolina; 1995)

Rockford Brewing (Delaware; 1995)

Twisted Pine Brewing (Colorado; 1995)

Brewers Union (California; 1996)

Butte Creek Brewing (California; 1996)

Flossmoor Station Brewing (Illinois; 1996)

FMI Brewing (Kansas; 1996)

Gluek Brewing (Minnesota; 1996)

La Brasserie Aux Quarte Temps (Canada; 1996)

Lakes of Muskoka Brewery (Canada; 1996)

Lawler Brewing (Arizona; 1996)

Microbrasserie Bas St. Laurent (Canada; 1996)

Moab Brewery (Utah; 1996)

Sleeping Giant Brewing (Montana; 1996)

Stone Brewing (California; 1996)

Sunrise at the Oasis (California; 1996)

B.O.B.'s House of Brews (Michigan; 1997)

Brewery Creek Brewing (Wisconsin; 1997)

Copperhead Ale Co. (California; 1997)

Cottage City Brewing (Massachusetts; 1997)

Flying Pig Brewing (Washington; 1997)

Globe Brewery & Barbecue Co. (Arizona; 1997)

Kappatsu Brewing (California; 1997)

Local Color Restaurant, Brewing & Distilling (Michigan; 1997)

Mackinaw Brewing (Michigan; 1997)

Sacketts Harbor Brewing (New York; 1997)

Sausalito Brewing (California; 1997)

So Yo Brewing (California; 1997)

Glasscock Brewing (Texas; 1998)

Mount Nittany Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1998)

Propeller Brewing (Canada; 1998)

Scotch Irish Brewing (Canada; 1998)

Uncle Tucker's Brewhouse (Maryland; 1998)

Bragdy Ynys Men brewery (Wales; 1999)

Hoppy Brewpub (California; 1999)

Ice Breakers Brewery & Restaurant (Georgia; 1999)

Ketchikan Brewing (Arkansas; 1999)

Komanosato Brewery (Japan; 1999)

Moon River Brewing (Georgia; 1999)

Buntingford Brewery (England; 2000)

Goldthorn Brewery (England; 2000)

Slout Brothers Public House (Wisconsin; 2000)

Ramapo Valley Brewing (New York; 2001)

Greenland Brewhouse (Greenland; 2006)

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2024 Latest New Launches Condos in Singapore (Most Complete)

Latest New Launches / Condominiums in Singapore 2024

Upcoming New Launches Jansen House ~ $2000 psf Straits @Joo Chiat ~$2100 psf Kassia ~$2000psf  SORA ~ $1900 psf Recently Just Launched The Hill @One North ~$2600 psf Hillshore @Haw Par ~$2550 psf Lentor Mansion ~ $2100 psf Ardor ~ $2250 psf Koon Seng House ~ $2100 psf Do you plan to buy property in Singapore? Fill in the form below to get in touch with an experienced agent Express Interest What are the new launches coming up in 2024? Stepping into 2024, we're expecting around 50 new projects, including those didn't manage to launch in time for 2023. Assuming all the projects listed below will be launched in time for 2024, the number of total units to launch in 2024 will be about the same as 2023, i.e about 12,000 units. But realistically, we should expect about 9,000 units.  Based on the land sales in 2023, we can do an estimation for possible selling price, by factoring the developer's costs (i.e licensing, construction, profits margin...etc).  The following give a general guideline of the selling pricing across different regions for good size developments. I.e Out of Central Region (OCR) at $2,0xx psf averagely, Rest of Central Region (RCR) at $2,5xx psf averagely,  Core Central Region (CCR), at $3,0xx psf averagely.  Looking at the price points, you might find that some existing launches are selling at very attractive price compare to upcoming launches. You can checkout the New Launches / Condominiums in 2023 and hope you could still find something suitable. Do ping us anytime if you need to check the balance/ price/ promo for a particular projects. We're here ready to assist you to the fullness.  We provide here a compilation of the upcoming condominiums and apartments, this post will be updated periodically as new information arises. Kindly bookmark it or register interest in the form at bottom, so we can update you the market in timely manner. You could also Whatsapp Us to have the monthly market update send to your WhatsApp directly.  🔜 = Launching Soon!   🟢 = Open for sales ⭕️ = land acquired late 2023, it might not able to make it to launch in 2024, likely launch in 2025. For Mobile --> BEST to view in HORIZONTAL mode LaunchDistProject AddressDeveloperUnitLand (psf ppr)Q21Skywaters Residences 8 Shenton WayAlibaba & Perennial215$2,150Q31Next to Shenton Way MRT Union Street/ Shenton LaneIOI748$1,379Q41Next to Garden by The Bay Marina Gardens LaneKingsford, Obsidian790$1,402Q31Union Square Residences Keng Cheow St/ Magazine RoadCDL366-Q32Oceania (Former Realty Centre) 15 Enggor StThe Place Holdings114$2,402Q32Newport Residences Anson RoadHong Leong/ CDL246$1,424Q34Keppel Bay Plot 6 Keppel BayKeppel Land86-🟢5The Hill at One North Slim Barracks Rise (B)Kingsford140$1,210🟢5Hillshore Pasir Panjang RoadFraxtor Capital59$1,0982025 ⭕️5Next to Clavon Clementi Avenue 1CSC & MCL500$1,250Q37Aurea (Former Golden Mile Complex) Beach RoadFar East, Sino Land186-Q39Mount Emily Residences 2,4,6 Mount Emily RdZACD38$1,115Q49One Sophia(Former Peace Center /Mansion) 1 Sophia RoadCEL, Singhaiyi & KSH373$1,388Q39Apartments at Unity Street Unity StreetRiverside Property414-Q39Apartment at River Valley Rd River Valley RdRiver Valley Tower622-Q2933 Devonshire 33 DevonshireSekon Intenational28-Q2105 mins walk Botanic Garden MRT Bukit Timah & Duke's RoadRoyal Golden Eagle56$1,504Q2111KM to Novena MRT Chancery Hill &Dyson RoadSustained Land--Q411Former Kew Lodge (Landed) Kheam Hock RoadAurum Land101965Q211Former Surrey 21 21 Surrey RoadNot disclosed10-Q211Between Newton & Novena MRT 32/34 Gilstead RdKheng Leong20$1,643🟢12The Arcady 1037 Serangoon RoadKSH, H10 & SLB172$1,3132025 ⭕️12Next to Gems Residences Lorong 1 Toa PayohCDL, Frasers and Sekisui775$1,360Q214Deluxe Residences 3 Lorong MelayuKai Lim Development41-Q214Former Vicenta Lodge Lorong MarzukiUndisclosed27$968Soon 🔜15Meyer Blue (Former Meyer Park) 81, 83 Meyer RoadUOL and Singapore Land222$1,668Q215Amber Sea 30 Amber GardensFar East132$1,066🟢15Straits at Joo Chiat 303 Joo Chiat PlaceRoxy-Pacific16-Q215Arina East Residences (Former La Ville) Tg. Rhu RoadZACD107$1,540Q415Siglap CourtSiglap RoadCrescendas Group43-🟢15Koon Seng House Koon Seng RoadMacly Group19$1,063🟢15Ardor Residence Haig RoadNanshan Group35$1,286Q415Emerald of Katong Jalan TembusuSim Lian840$1,069Q316Bagnall Haus UPPER E COAST ROADRoxy Pacific Holdings106$1,106Soon 🔜17Kassia Flora DriveHong Leong, CDL and TID276-2025 ⭕️18Executive Condo (EC) Tampines Street 62 (B)Sim Lian700$721Q418Integrated Tampines North MRT Tampines Ave 11UOL & Capitaland1190$885Q319Next to Lorong Chuan MRT Lorong ChuanKingsford and MCC916$1,256🟢19Jansen House Jansen RoadMacly21$8712025 ⭕️21Next to Pinetree Pine Grove Parcel BSinarmas and MCL565$1,223Q321Park Hill Bukit Timah LinkBukit Sembawang155$1,343Soon 🔜22SORA Yuan Ching RoadCEL, Singhaiyi & KSH440$1,023🟢23Luminar Grand EC Bukit Batok West Ave 5CDL495$662🟢23Hillhaven Hillview RiseFar East341$1,024Q424Novo Place (EC) Plantation Close (Parcel A)Hoi Hup & Sunway508$7032025 ⭕️24Executive Condo (EC) in Tengah Plantation Close (Parcel B)Hoi Hup & Sunway495$701Q4254 mins walk to Woodland South MRT Champions WayCDL345$904🟢26Lentoria Lentor Hills Road (B)TID265$1,130🟢26Lentor Mansion Lentor GardenGuocoland & Hong Leong533$985Q328Luxus Hill Luxus Hill HeightsBukit Sembawang156 - DBS & Morgan Stanley both predicted in 2018 that Singapore's property market price to "double" (or averagely $2,900 psf) by 2030, and so far the trend is still holding true. But it’s hard to know how the new cooling measures will affect the market through the upcoming years. Do keep in touch with us, we will keep you updated the market movement & insights for free. Be it you're ready, or just Wait & See.  Past-Years New Launches2023 New Launches Condo in Singapore 2022 New Launches Condo in Singapore 2021 New Launches Condo in Singapore  2020 New Launches Condo in Singapore  2019 New Launches Condo in Singapore 2018 New Launches Condo in Singapore 2023 New Launches 2023 New Launches Condo in Singapore DistrictProjectAddressTenureDeveloperUnitLand (psf ppr)1 Former AXA Tower8 Shenton Way99-yrsPerennial Holdings2151Marina ViewUnion Street/ Shenton Lane99-yrsIOI686$1,379 1 🟢TMW MaxwellMaxwell Road99-yrsCEL & Singhaiyi250$1,183 2Former Realty Centre15 Enggor StFreeholdThe Place Holdings114$2,402 2 Newport Residences (Former Fuji Xerox)Anson RoadFreeholdCDL2565 🟢Terra Hill (Former Flynn Park)Yew Siang RoadFreeholdHoi Hup & Sunway271$1,355 5 🟢Blossoms by the ParkSlim Barracks Rise (A)99-yrsEL Development265$1,246 5 The Hill at One NorthSlim Barracks Rise (B)99-yrsKingsford140$1,210 5 HillshorePasir Panjang RoadFreeholdFraxtor Capital59$1,098 7 Former Golden Mile ComplexBeach Road99-yrsFar East, Sino Land -9(3x residential)2,4,6 Mount Emily RdFreeholdZACD18$1,115 9 🟢Orchard Sophia130 Sophia RdFreeholdDB2Land78$1,158 9Former Peace Center /Mansion1 Sophia Road99-yrsCEL, Singhaiyi & KSH240$1,428 10 🟢The Giverny Residences6A/B/C Robin DriveFreeholdRobin Development,6$1,454 10Jervois Prive (former Jervois Green)100a Jervois RoadFreeholdJervois Midas Pte Ltd43$1,601 11Former Surrey Point2 Surrey RoadFreeholdAmara Holdings36$1,434 11Surrey 2121 Surrey RoadFreeholdUndisclosed1011 🟢Watten HouseShelford RoadFreeholdUOL & Singapore Land200$1,723 11 (2x residential)32/34 Gilstead RdFreeholdKheng Leong-$1,643 12 The Arcady1037 Serangoon RoadFreeholdKSH, H10 & SLB172$1,313 14Deluxe Residences3 Lorong MelayuFreeholdKai Lim Development4114 🟢Gems Ville (former Yuen Sing Mansion)Lorong 13 GeylangFreeholdEast Asia Development24$779 14M Suites65 Lor MelayuFreeholdFG Resource Pte. Ltd1614Former Vicenta LodgeLorong MarzukiFreeholdUndisclosed27$968 14 🟢Mattar Residences8 Mattar Road99-yrsFKSH26$1,109 14 🟢The ContinuumThiam Siew AvenueFreeholdHoi Hup & Sunway800$1,488 15 🟢Grand DunmanDunman Road99-yrsSinghaiyi1,035$1,350 15Amber Sea30 Amber GardensFreeholdFar East132$1,066 15Former La VilleTg. Rhu RoadFreeholdZACD107$1,477 15 🟢Tembusu GrandJalan Tembusu99-yrsCDL & MCL Land638$1,302 15Former East CourtKong Seng RoadFreeholdFreehold19$1,063 15Former Haig Road FlatsHaig RoadFreeholdNanshan Group35$1,286 16 🟢Sceneca Tanah Merah Kechil Link99-yrsMCC, The Place Holdings268$930 17 🟢The Shorefront165 Loyang Besar999-yrsJinmac & KY Group23 -19Former Jansen MansionJansen Road99-yrsMacly21$863 21 🟢The Reserve Residences Jalan Anak Bukit99-yrsFEO and Sino Group700$989 21 🟢Pinetree Hill ResidencesPine Grove (Parcel A)99-yrsUOL & Singapore Land520$1,318 22 🟢J'DEN Residences 聚鼎Jurong East Central 199-yrsCapitaLand -22 🟢Lakegarden ResidencesYuan Ching Road99-yrsWing Tai Holdings300$1,260 22 SORAYuan Ching Road99-yrsCEL, Singhaiyi & KSH440$1,023 23 🟢Altura ECBukit Batok West Ave 899-yrsQingjian & Santarli375$662 23 Luminar Grand ECBukit Batok West Ave 599-yrsCDL495$626 23 🟢The ArdenPhoenix Road99-yrsQingjian105$630 23 🟢The MystUpper Bukit Timah Road99-yrsCDL408$98523 🟢BotanyDairy Farm Walk99-yrsSim Lian385$980 23 HillhavenHillview Rise99-yrsFar East341$102426 🟢Lentor Hills ResidencesLentor Hills Road (A)99-yrsGuocoland, TID595$1,060 26 LentoriaLentor Hills Road (B)99-yrsTID 265$1,130 26 🟢Hillock GreenLentor Central 99-yrsYanlord, Soilbuild470$1,108 28Pollen Collection (Landed)Nim Road99-yrsBukit Sembawang132 Cooling Measure 30-Sept 2022 To align with the latest interest hike environment, government had introduced cooling measures. The Cooling Measures implemented on 30th Sept 2022, with the effective interest rate factor used to calculate Bank Loan Eligibility had changed from 3.5% to 4%. This is to ensure a prudent borrowing and healthy property market. In a nutshell, your loan eligibility is reduced by 4-6% after the new formula. Not forgetting, your age will be increased +1 starting 1st Jan of next year. We provide here a Read the full article

[prettyhopelessfools]

U.S. bucket list

Bucket list: 

Alabama

◦            celebrate mardi gras in mobile

Alaska

◦            See the northern lights- (Alaska)

◦            take a cruise (Alaska)

Arizona

◦            swim in the havasu falls pools, (Arizona)

◦            Grand Canyon (Arizona)

Arkansas

California

◦            cable cars (san Francisco)

◦            Lombard street (san Francisco)

◦            fisherman’s wharf (san Francisco)

◦            Alcatraz (san Francisco)

◦            walk across golden gate bridge (san Francisco)

◦            pier 39 (san Francisco)

◦            union square (san Francisco)

◦            china town (san Francisco)

◦            city hall (san Francisco)

◦            mission murals (san Francisco)

◦            16th avenue stairs (san Francisco)

◦            Marshall’s beach (san Francisco)

◦            golden gate park (san Francisco)

◦            twin peaks (san Francisco)

◦            palace of fine arts (san Francisco)

◦            Japanese tea garden (san Francisco)

◦            museum of ice cream (san Francisco)

◦            redwood national park (California)

◦            balboa park (san Diego)

Colorado

◦            xgames

Connecticut

Delaware

Florida

◦            Boat ride in the everglades (Florida)

◦            south beach (Miami)

Georgia

◦            coca cola factory (Atlanta)

◦            savannah (Georgia)

Hawaii

◦            hike up diamond head state monument (Hawaii)

◦            Oahu (Hawaii)

◦            (Hawaii) volcanoes national park

◦            north shore, Oahu

Idaho

Illinois

◦            try deep dish pizza (Chicago)

◦            navy pier (Chicago)

◦            millennium park (Chicago)

Indiana

Iowa

Kansas

Kentucky

◦            Kentucky derby

Louisiana

◦            French quarter (New Orleans)

◦            mardi gras (New Orleans)- Louisiana

◦            before I die wall (New Orleans)

Maine

Maryland

Massachusetts

◦            Salem (Massachusetts)

◦            visit cape cod (Massachusetts)

Michigan

Minnesota

Mississippi

Missouri

◦            gateway arch (st louis)

Montana

◦            glacier national park (Montana)

Nebraska

Nevada

◦            the seven magic mountains (Nevada)

◦            death Vegas (Nevada)

◦            Las Vegas (Nevada)

◦            Burning man (Nevada)

New Hampshire

New Jersey

◦            Atlantic city (new jersey)

New Mexico

◦            serene santé fe (New Mexico)

◦            international balloon fiesta (New Mexico)

New York

◦            Niagara Falls (New York)

◦            enjoy jazz in Harlem

North Carolina

North Dakota

Ohio

Oklahoma

◦            drive the talimena national scenic byway

◦            go to the burn co barbecue in Tulsa

◦            Wichita mountains wildlife refuge

◦            turner falls

◦            blue hole

◦            sipokni west- western town

◦            take a picture of the love statue

Oregon

Pennsylvania

◦            liberty bell (Philadelphia)

Rhode Island

South Carolina

South Dakota

◦            mount Rushmore (south Dakota)

Tennessee

◦            see a country show in (Nashville)

◦            smokey mountains

Texas

Utah

◦            Zion National park (Utah)

◦            Moab

Vermont

Virginia

Washington

◦            pike place market in (Seattle)

◦            space needle (Seattle)

Washington dc

◦            the Lincoln memorial and MLK memorial (Washington dc)

◦            (Washington DC)’s cherry blossoms in spring

◦            the white house (Washington DC)

◦            national mall (Washington dc)

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming:

◦            Swing by Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park 

no specific location:

◦            American ranch

◦            watch the rodeo

◦            watch nascar

◦            Ride a vespa

◦            ride in the back of a truck

◦            travel by myself

◦            go to a drive-in movie

◦            get to an intermediate level of French

◦            learn how to use tarot cards

◦            get to a beginners level of Spanish

◦            grow my sales on depop to 2000 by the end of the year 2020

◦            start doing yoga atleast 3 times a week

please send me more ideas or your own bucket list 

[apparently-im-a-hufflepuff]

Pedro Albizu Campos

An essay I wrote in 8th grade

    I was in the lobby, I had just bought some pastéles from the hotel restaurant. It was a very sunny day and many rich tourists were leaving to go to the beach. Just as I was about to take a bite of my pastél, all the chatter around me stopped. I turned to look at the the door and in walked two very important men. One had lost the election for Puerto Rican Senate, and the other one was Colonel E. Francis Riggs, he had come when the U.S invaded. Once they had sat down, the people around me started their conversations again. I could only understand some of what they were talking about, but I could tell they were speaking English. It sounded like they were having a normal conversation. They were talking about things like the weather. Then their conversation seemed to get more serious. I could understand they were talking about the position for senate. Colonel Riggs said that he would help the other man win the senate position next time, if he stopped helping with The Sugar Cane Strike. In response Don Pedro, El Maestro, stood up and told him “Puerto Rico is not for sale, at least not by me.” and then he left.

Pedro Albizu Campos was the president of the Puerto Rican National Party from 1930 - 1965. Albizu Campos was considered a hero to Puerto Ricans because he was fighting for their independence. He was considered a terrorist to the U.S because the National Party was using violent protests. He tried to gain Puerto Rican independence by protesting and traveling around South America and the Caribbean and spreading news about Puerto Rico.

Pedro Albizu Campos was born September 12, 1891 in Tenerías de Ponce, Puerto Rico. His father, Alejandro “El Vizcaíno” Albizu Romero, never paid attention to him. His mother, Juliana Campos, was suicidal. She tried to drown both of them in Río Bucaná multiple times. Later, when he was 4 years old, she tried to walk across the river and drown. His mom had drowned and his dad wasn’t around.  Being orphaned at 4 he ran around Puerto Rico barefoot until his aunt adopted him. When he was 7 years old the U.S invaded Puerto Rico. General Miles was one of the first Americans to come to Puerto Rico after the U.S had invaded. He had just finished his speech about how Puerto Rico was part of the U.S. Then 7 year old Pedro Albizu Campos, who couldn’t understand English yet, shouted “¡Que viva Puerto Rico!” 

Pedro Albizu Campos didn’t go to school until he was 12 years old. Even though he started school late, he finished the first 8 grades in 4 ½ years. By the time he was in high school he had caught up with his original grade. He the graduated from Ponce High School in 2 years with a 96% average. He was at the top of his class. He was fluent in many languages. By the time he graduated from college he was fluent in Spanish, English, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Latin and Ancient Greek.

In 1912, Albizu Campos was accepted into the University Of Vermont. There he studied chemistry. After a year he transferred to Harvard. While at Harvard he taught Spanish at Walpole High School and tutored many other students in chemistry, French and Spanish. He also worked as a translator and was a writer for the Christian Science Monitor. He also met Laura Menses, who was a Quechua Native American from Peru, at Harvard and proposed to her on their third date. Later they had 3 kids; Pedro, Rosa Emilia, and Laura. He was supposed to be the valedictorian of his graduating class at Harvard, but his professors delayed his exams so that he couldn’t graduate on time or give his speech. They delayed his exams because he was going to be the first Puerto Rican to graduate from Harvard, and they didn’t want him to be valedictorian because of his background. During World War I he joined the U.S Army’s Infantry Branch. He was assigned to the 375th Infantry Regiment and became the 2nd Lieutenant. In 1918 he was honorably discharged from the military. He returned to Harvard in 1919 and studied law, literature, philosophy, chemical engineering and military science.

After graduating from Harvard a second time, he was offered many jobs; a clerkship with the U.S Supreme Court, a diplomatic post at the U.S embassy in Mexico, Judgeship in Yauco, Puerto Rico, and an executive position with a U.S corporation. Instead he moved back to Puerto Rico and bought a house in a poor barrio, so he could would know about all the problems regular people had. He joined the Union Party of Puerto Rico and then left in 1921 to join the Puerto Rican National Party. In 1924 he became the vice-president and in 1930 he became the president of the National Party. The National Party wanted all the Puerto Rican land and banks to be controlled by Puerto Rico. They also wanted Spanish to be the first language in the schools and didn’t want to make any payments to the U.S. In 1932 he tried to run for Puerto Rican Senate, but he only got 5,257 votes and lost. After he lost the election, he got many death threats, so he took his family to Peru to keep them safe. Then he traveled through South and Central America, the Dominican Republic, and Cuba. In Cuba he created “National Junta Por Independencia De Puerto Rico” (National Board For The Independence Of Puerto Rico).

By 1934, the U.S owned most of Puerto Rico’s sugar cane and coffee farms. Since the U.S owned the farm,s the workers didn’t get paid much money. Albizu Campos led the strike to get the workers more money. During the strike he helped create the Ascoiación De Trabajadores De Puerto Rico (The Workers Association Of Puerto Rico). He then caught the attention of Colonel E. Francis Riggs, who told him that he’d help him win the spot for Senate next time, if he stopped helping with the strike. Colonel Riggs also told Albizu Campos that if he didn’t take stop, he’d take his offer to Luis Muñoz Marin. In response Albizu Campos told him “Puerto Rico is not for sale, at least not by me.” Muñoz Marin ended up winning the spot for Senate. Later he created the Cadets of the Republic, which was a youth nationalist party. He also came to be called Don Pedro or El Maestro (The Teacher). 

Albizu Campos was sent to jail many times during his life. He was found guilty for “conspiracy to overthrow the government of the United States.” He was sentenced for 10 years and was sent to a jail in Atlanta, Georgia. In 1950 there was a Nationalist attack on a police station and they tried to assassinate President Harry Truman. Albizu Campos was found guilty, even though he wasn’t there, for attempted murder and illegal use of arms. Many people in Puerto Rico protested in response to him getting arrested. The protests led to the Ponce Massacre where the police shot and killed 21 Puerto Ricans including a 53 year old and a 7 year old girl. The U.S also created a law called La Ley De La Mordaza. According to the law Puerto Ricans couldn’t display their flag or sing patriotic songs. Later he was arrested again because two nationalists, Elias Beauchamp and Hiram Rosado, assassinated a police chief. Later Beauchamp and Rosado were killed and it became known as the Piedras (stones) Massacre. In 1950 there were uprisings in towns around Puerto Rico. People were protesting Albizu Campos’s arrest. Blanca Canales, who was 24 years old, led an attack on the governor's mansion in San Juan. Don Pedro was sentenced for 80 years, but in 1953 Governor Luis Muñoz Marin pardoned him. Later an independence group assaulted The Blair House  in Washington D.C and he was arrested again. 

While in jail Albizu campos was tortured with radiation. He was put into Total Body Irradiation (TBI) for five years. He was getting burns, headaches, sores and was feeling sick from the radiation. The prison guards called him “El Rey De Las Toallas” (The King Of Towels) because the only way for him to lessen the pain was to be wrapped in damp towels. The guards put two prisoners in his cell with him and they were getting burns and headaches just by being close to him. Whenever the U.S was questioned about it, they told people that he was crazy. An Argentine newspaper called Verdad (true) had a headline that said “The Apostle Of Puerto Rican Liberty Is Slowly Being Murdered In Jail By Means Of Electronic Rays.” He was tortured in prison until March 27, 1956 when he had cerebral thrombosis and fell into a coma. The prison guards waited two days before taking him to the hospital. He was taken to San Juan Presbyterian Hospital. While there the President Of The Cuban Cancer Association confirmed that he had been exposed to radiation. For the last nine years of his life he couldn’t walk or talk and the right side of his body was paralyzed. He died April 21, 1965 and was buried in the Old San Juan Cemetery.

Pedro Albizu Campos came to be known by many names like Don Pedro, El Maestro and he was also sometimes called the Puerto Rican Malcolm X. He spent most of his life fighting for Puerto Rican freedom. No matter how hard he tried Puerto Rico is still part of the U.S. Even though he didn’t gain the freedom he wanted, he still made an impact on many places. In Ponce, Puerto Rico, there is a statue of him in Pedro Albizu Campos Park. In New York City, Campos Plaza was named after him. In Paseo Boricua, Chicago, in Humboldt Park there is also a statue of him.

After his death the FBI files about the radiation were declassified. People found out that the U.S was torturing not only Albizu Campos, but many other Puerto Ricans. Some Puerto Ricans still feel like they don’t have as many rights as continental Americans. The U.S says that they are waiting for the island to figure out whether the want to be part of it or not. 

Many places in Puerto Rico celebrate Albizu Campos’s birthday. The first time his birthday was celebrated was in Ponce 40 years ago. Now many places in Puerto Rico celebrate his birthday, even though most people don’t know what he did. Some famous people have also tried to spread his message. René Pérez, from the band Calle 13, is one of those people. Some other people are Andres Jimenez and El Jibaro, they wrote a song called Pedro Albizu Campos.

In conclusion Pedro Albizu Campos was a hero to many Puerto Ricans. He turned down many jobs in the U.S so that he could fight for independence. He was also arrested multiple times. Sometimes he wasn’t even there for the event that caused his arrest. He stood up for what he believed in and he was taking a stand until he died on April 24, 1965. If Albizu Campos had never took a stand the world today probably wouldn’t be much different. Puerto Rico is still part of the U.S and many people don’t know who he is. He is also still considered a terrorist to the the U.S, which means people probably won’t be learning about him in schools.

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So they're blind side and you boys and girls with insider information on yacht fish the antecedent was very specific to being a ghost Putin made it very clear that black hair whites on any one of them was your antidote and we can't help but imagine in this neighborhoods they must be on the corner like black people's in my sunlight City neighborhood SO YOU GUYS WOULDN'T KNOW WHO I AM IF I SAT HERE AND AND SPENT 90 DAYS IN THIS SUNRISE AND AND RENTED OUT OF HOUSE JUST A BLOG WITH YOU GUYS no I don't have money to rent the house

But the ghost segment is I could be every time I'm rushed off by bleeding or something or to go take a pee or go get a soda or go get a smoke yeah I found loud again I got $40 back refund from from the hotel and the first thing I said you know what I'm going to take advantage of this and get f****** high I have nothing else to lose I wish I wish they sold cocaine in stores cuz that's all I need f****** a****** stole my prescription I GOT YOUR NUMBER ASSHOLES yeah 3/4 Beach had no right being told by headquarters to take him off of the toys take him off out of the game and put my house up for sale AND MOVE ME UP NORTH YOU GUYS HAD NO RIGHT TO REMOVE ME WHENEVER YOU WANT YOU SHOULD HAVE LET ME TRANSITION INTO MY OWN NETWORK INTO MY OWN PEOPLE YOU GUYS DISRUPTED MY LIFE BECAUSE YOU COULD WITH ALL THESE BABIES AS ALLOWANCE ALL THESE INCIDENTS AS ALLOWANCE IS WHAT REALLY SCARED OF YOU KILLED ALL YOUR KIDS FOR ME and in the long run these kids would have a happier and more Fuller lives if you just let me transition into downtown and be saved by them SO I KNOW SO WILL KNOW. I DON'T THINK SO IF YOU'RE IF YOU'RE IF YOU'RE IF IF UNLESS YOU GUYS BUILT THIS FACILITY BECAUSE IT EARMARKS AND LANDMARKS US ON THE NATURAL LIBRE THEM CHASING MY VEIN AND I GUESS IT WOULD HAVE TO BE THE COMPUTERS BUILT HERE THAT WORKS THAT WERE CUSTOMIZED TOWARD THE INTEGRATION AND ANTENNA IT'S THE ONLY THING I CAN THINK OF THE AIRPORT LOOKS LIKE AN MRI LOOKS LIKE WE'RE IN A TINY COMPUTER THE HOUSE IS LOOK LIKE WE'RE IN AN MRI TINY COMPUTERS but what we can't help acknowledge the the one thing that really cut me off why they started grabbing my balls was highway Runner it was a very successful campaign of mine I took off on the highway and ended up running exit taking a break smoking a couple cigarettes getting a drink then in the middle of the night I'd run another exit by the time you know it I'm in another city SO WE HAVE TO IMAGINE THESE RELAY CITIES AND IT'S ALWAYS BEEN LAS VEGAS'S DREAM WAS TO TURN ME INTO A BLACK SKIN MAN AND TAKE AWAY MY B******* AND FUN SEX FOREVER. BUT THAT'S BUT THAT'S WHY WE TELL THEM BLACK MASS GENOCIDE WAS CALLED ON YOUR BEHALF AND YOU'RE JUST HATER SORE LOSER WITH THE WHITE HAIR GIRL FETISH yeah I didn't call you pedophile I called you a baby killer. Yeah you Kirk. SO SO WE CAN'T WE HAVE TO IMAGINE BESIDES THE THE BENEFIT OF STAGING WALL STREET LETTING THE BOYS AND GIRLS GET SOMETHING OFF THEIR CHEST ABOUT ME THAT THEY JOKED ABOUT WITH THEIR FRIENDS BUT DIDN'T KNOW WHO I WAS PERFECT.. can you tell me the reason is to grab my balls so I don't run no the reason is I told you they do incidences and behaviors based on how many nuclear excuses they have and if and if they get caught doing one they're going to say but we really needed him to slow up his walk and look uglier in front of the three foot four inch girl because the boys and girls don't walk fast we have to acknowledge your entire Union is a bunch of little white skin boys and girls running around outside but here's the problem the short legs in and in their young age doesn't allow them to walk quickly and fast

And that has to do with why I'm bleeding to make me look scared and afraid. You know the the best thing for these kids what makes them become one of me it's me out on the corner being a pow and just crying because I'm so afraid of being murdered BUT ALSO RUNNING AWAY FROM THE UNION IT WAS A POINT IN TIME WITH CHICAGO CALLED IT THEY WERE GOING TO COMMIT A INCIDENT IN FRONT OF ME but they couldn't because it was going to challenge my smile now cadeta hold still accent dent ARE ALL BEHAVIORS OF HOW THEY WANT US TO FEEL OUTSIDE NO SMILING.

But but I think it in the long run it benefited you because by them grabbing my balls I'm able to hear everything through a microphone and instead of all my brain I KNOW THAT THEY WEREN'T THEY WEREN'T LYING AT THE POINT IS THEY'RE STILL IN THESE ROADS AND WHEN I'M WALKING THEY HAVE A SATELLITE DIRECTLY PINNED TO MY FOOT TO A STEEL AND LET'S JUST PRAY THEY'RE ALL SOLAR PANEL UNDER US UNDER THE CONCRETE p r e y I got to get back to my grind thanks FISH f*** God he was found dead next to a dog and a white hair baby

But but it would seem went out when I was State when I was put here what happened to Boston is I kept on walking and they they allowed me to walk and then I walked into the middle of the city and found a road where crowdstrike couldn't reach me cuz there was no no stores just a park and I think that's when they would have called start to integration but if it wasn't for this satellite weapon of antecedent I DON'T I DON'T THINK YOU GUYS HAVE MADE ME FOR ANY OTHER REASON OTHER THAN THIS TOOL ON A SATELLITE TO GRAB OUR BALLS AND TO BE ABLE TO TALK TO US LIKE REMEMBER THE KIDS CAN'T UNDERSTAND BETWEEN BONE AND STEEL just like that and in a satellite and sunlight

And forgive me and forget me if you're questioning has been to the specifications of a satellite like which color wire do you use to tie together to make sure that the satellite flies in the air and which color solar panels tiny solar panels inside the satellite. To make it fly in the air like all technical s*** that's like calling me out but as I remember your team didn't provide me any information on their ability or their knowledge of building the satellite all they said was YouTube it look it up on YouTube they'll tell you how to make a satellite SO YOU GUYS SORT OF PLAYED YOURSELF ON THAT ONE I'M JOBS I DON'T GIVE A S***so what ism

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[CHANGING MY NAME TO: Mo (first name) Torious (last name)] i asked my parents if I could come up to westchester to have dinner with them, or to briefly stay while I looked for an apartment. They said no. It’s funny, Dr Tabar at Belkvue Hospital (Dr Mounir, intake), told me that I should cut off my relationship with my mother. The only reason my father asked me to attend her 80th birthday party, was to keep up appearances. Before the night was over, and after my speech (unmmmzm....I got you a car), he told me in no uncertain terms that I am no longer welcome in his house. I dove get it. His brother Ladipo Fayemi is a caseworker at HRA HASA, who never once intervened for me, and who nobody in that agency thought to refer my case to. Mr. McCoy, used to make fun of the name. No matter, I no longer want to be called that. I told them that since my father still continues to lie about not having received a copy of the doctored IRS Filings which Lucy Ostrofsky (acting in house counsel) had filed, directly ignoring my instructions, before I was forced out of the company and off the corporate bank account (it takes 3 members of management: myself, Richard McGinnis (Kurt Salmon Associates), President of Motorious Retail Stores (m&m/Mars Family: sponsor of Kyle Bush’s Toyota at NASXAR), patent holder, casino slot machine algorithms) and Philip Munger (who once, unbeknownst to me, withdrew $5,000 in cash from his personal Citibank account, and deposited it into my (the corporate) account, triggering FBI Money Laundering Red Flag: I have never even seen $5,000.00 in cash in one place in my entire life. I spent $500 to $10,000/month on my AMEX PLATINUM: and repaid it within 30 days. Beginning in 1992. Until I didn’t and went bankrupt for $60,000. Bottom line: I don’t trust the man, and he and I no longer have a relationship. All he and my mother have done is agree with the psychiatrists who keep diagnosing me with paranoid delusions that I run a company. All this, I believe, because the only company he ever ran, ended up in trouble with the IRS. I’m beginning to be really suspect about his book selling and his AIDS Charity for orphans in Africa. Before he kicked me out of the house, he asked me if I wanted to help him with his Foundation, and I said « no » I want German citizenship. A look at my brief work history shows I never stay in 1 place very long. What’s wrong with having wanted a change and to seek opportunities abroad? Science Advisers, led by Norman Heyman, Jean Robert Le Shufy, and Kevin DeVito (New Capital Horizons, the US arm of New Capital AG in Switzerland: COPE Holdings (XTERA DAX | NASDAQ) Zuggero, CEO | lent ICV, llc (Integrated Concepts Vehicles, llc, Flipboard.com/@ICV_llc, the first $137,000 after I had lent the corporation $60,000. MOTORIOUS MONEY GRID: says $100,000.00 loan am was made by Phil Munger on November 1, 1999. If that had been the case, why were none of the vendors at the show paid, and why did I receive a phone message on December 31, 1999 from Philip Munger: joe@planetvida.com.br, the DAY AFTER I received a message from Wayne Irving of Spin Records that he had secured $25 Million from ING Barings? My only Full Time Employee: John Goodwin, who I met at Pump No 8 at the Mobil Gas Station in Rancho Palos Verdea, took a salary of $80,000.00 + benefits + expense reimbursement, where on July 2, 1999 he secured an LOI with the Make A Wish charity for a proposed October 31, 2000 Charity Rade at Texas Motor Speedway. He had 9 months to secure a deal with Ford to provide NASCAR vehicles for the event, which was supposed to commemorate 100 Years of Motorsports in America, and also commemorate both Ford and Harley Davidson’s 100th Anniversary. Moose returned saying that the sponsors (especially the protected sponsor, Coke, will not let the drivers out of their contests to drive the event) Autoweek Magazine, the same issue it quoted several drivers as wanting to participate, reported that My Apple Laptop « had ears ». Motor Trend Magazine wrote an article entitled « The Automotive Analyst », a « fictitious story about a Wall Street analyst having problems with his wife, while talking to his shrink. The concluding sentence: « Build The Car » My only contribution to Ford would have been when I called the $3 million monstrosity (Focus) built by John Colletti and Motor Trend: Ian Cartabiano has penned a sick Mis-Engined Ford Focus Rally Car, which was to have shared a platform with the Renault R5 (Nissan: where Doi had previously worked after NCIS). That, and the referral from Mark Stehrenberger to Scott Sharpe Racing, to [Ford Tuner: I ferget] , who wrote a proposal for tuning the 4.0 liter Jaguar V8 for the Motorious Show Stand, as a potential BMW M5 competitor. Of the $137,000.00 loan, $50,000 went to Mark Stehrenberger Design, who was to generate 3 proposals for the Deusenberg PHAETON: Mercedes Benz Ocean 4 door convertible concept...to. E build at the DRESDEN Factory in Germany), the other $50,000 went to Robert Marianich in Huntington Beach, who was to have converted his studio, and built a « clay resurfaced » proposal of the RIVOLUZIONW: 1999 LA Auto Show, next to Shelby Series One (I met Carroll at Jay Leno’s, where he asked me to contact his assistant, Pearlita Shelby, about helping him with production of the OLDSMOBILE AURORA Engined SERIES ONE: autopsia.wordpress.com, slated to return to INDYCAR, to replace the Honda unit, now that they created Touring Car. I wanted to get the rights to MG ROVER (BBC: BMW’s English Patient), known as Rover Sterling 825 in America (Acura Legend): ARCONA | After the misérable failure of Phoenix Holdings, which paid Queen Elizabeth the nominal sum of £10, and then before becoming the four most overpaid executives in the UK Auto Industry. I even went so far as to ask Lakshmi Mittal (Arcelor Mittal and Harris’s) if he would help me to purchase Land Rover from TATA. CAR AND DRIVER MAGAZINE (Hearst Publications: Vladimir Putin) April Fool’s | Toyota buys Oldsmobile Trademark for $5,000. FIAT acquire the right to the Oldsmobile Aurora Engine through my partnership with Carroll Shelby, Gets the Oldsmobile Dealerships (10 year warrante on the engine), Change the nage to Alfa Romeo, and modify the engine for use in US Alfa’s, like the GT-V8, Spider Véloce (Duetto V8: BMWfilms.com Béat the Devil). Unfortunately, John Goodwin went bankrupt, my ex-wife had a hidden camera in our bedroom vent (Waiting to Exhale, Bernadine’s Rage: 6624 Oceancrest Drive, RPV, CA, 90275). And all of our personal and my corporate accounts were closed on August 14, 2001, due to malfeasance on her part: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6vwNcNOTVzY [The Private Bank: Union Bank of California (Mitsubishi Sumitomo: KIRETSU): Peggy Fahnestock, Gloria Marquez: who refinanced my BMW Financial Loan from JP Morgan Chase, because it was higher interest rate than a similarly situated white nan, all other things being equal. The VENDETTA (redesigned Rivoluzione: 200 LA Auto Show, was in an accident THE FIRST DAY I DROVE IT. I didn’t even make it to the highway. There was at least $100,000? In customization (hand hammered and rolled Aluminum body parts riveted and bonded to the steel: Robin Officer, Captain Metal, Magic Mountain, CA (A Kiwi). who I believe, was interviewed on the Jay Leno show dresses in drag. By keeping all the receipts to every modification, the insurance company: GEICO, had to first restore the vehicle to its original condition, THEN, cover all the replacement customization which they did, before canceling my policy the sane day the lease on my 328i was repossed, with $5,000.00 worth of renderings and sketches by Ian Cartabiano, which actually appeared in Bimmer Magazine in 1998. My mother refuses to give me my birth certificate. Whats wrong with this picture? mo torious On Oct 14, 30 Heisei, at 2:25 AM, mo torious wrote: David Ebersman, Will you be the part time CFO on my private placement? except for the fact that Angel List is formerly Google, and I found it impossible to do due diligence on who people claimed to be. since I came from Wall Street, and have helped raise over $500 Million for companies during my career, even though it is many years later, I still know many of the same people. The first person who made a referral for me, was Paul Howard of HQH: Hambrecht & Quist Healthcare, in NYC, when he introduced me to his MIT Sloan School Claasmate, Douglas A Doi (founder of Doi Golf). I see his name on many research publication footnotes, such as the NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE ARTICLE: The Beginning is the End of AIDS. The second referral came from Barney Hallibgby, who introduced me to Doug Casey at Gates Capital at 200 Park Avenue, New York, NY, who floats Government Bonds and Municipal Bonds for manufacturing, such as at the March Global Port, which was a former military base turned into a commercial port. As part of the 3Q/2001 earnings report, as quoted in the Wall Street Journal, William Clay Ford, III made two announcements: 1. We are no longer pursuing our aftermarket strategy. (usurped and mismanaged by Jacques Naaser) 2 We can no longer afford to spend 11.1% of sales, on Marketing/Advertising. Bad news for Ogilvy/Mather. Possible 11.1% increase in margins. William Clay Ford: Uber is losing hundreds of millions to billions every year. If All the risks are borne by the driver, why can’t they turn a profit? The following article on the same page of the WSJ, was that The Blackstone Group « was looking for its next big deal ». Instinct tells me to defer from inviting them, or Goldman Sachs or any of its clients (like Facebook and Twitter) to participate in this private placement. http://fortune.com/2012/02/01/meet-the-man-behind-the-facebook-ipo/ https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B5gQoZEZn04 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=O8PM_EybRdo https://dealbook.nytimes.com/2012/07/01/facebook-not-feeling-friendly-with-nasdaq/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/ericsavitz/2012/09/04/facebook-sets-another-new-low-nyt-rips-cfo-ebersman/ mo torious On Oct 13, 30 Heisei, at 10:56 PM, mo torious wrote: M_DriversLicense (@onyx_project) 2/6/28 H, 12:51 PM i-am-motorious.tumblr.com/post/129742049… ⁦‪@AngelList‬⁩ ⁦‪@UBSf1‬⁩ ⁦‪@UBS‬⁩ frontinalispartners.com ⁦‪@Ford‬⁩ @LapoElkann_LE ⁦‪@Zurich‬⁩ ⁦‪@CreditSuisse‬⁩ pic.twitter.com/2pZqP9LAin

[brookstonalmanac]

Beer Events 6.1

Events

1st written record of Scotch Whisky (1495)

The disbanded Virginia Legislature, defying the Royal Governor, met in a tavern and declared they would no longer "import from Great Britain ... beer, ale, porter, malt" thus setting the stage for the American brewing industry (1774)

Thrale Brewery, co-owned by Dr. Samuel Johnson, offered for sale (1781)

Louis Pasteur published Studies on Fermentation: The Diseases of Beer, Their Causes, and the Means of Preventing Them (1876)

Otto Zwietusch patented a Vent for Beer-Barrels (1880)

Prohibition of Alcohol in Manitoba, Canada Went into Effect (1916) Moerlein Brewing stopped production due to the impending Prohibition (1919)

Supreme Court ruled the 18th Amendment constitutional, which allowed Prohibition to proceed (1920)

Weber Brewery reopened after Prohibition (Waukesha, Wisconsin; 1934)

Frederick Siebel patented a Brewing Process (1937)

Superman debuts (1938)

Schaefer Brewing patented a Design for a Holder for Beer Foam Scrapers (1943)

Labatt introduces the six pint carton (1948)

International Cheese Treaty signed (1951)

1st issue of CAMRA’s newspaper What’s Brewing published (1972)

West Bend Brewing dissolved (Wisconsin; 1972)

Heimlich Maneuver introduced (1974)

Hoppy Brewing's Sacramento brewpub opened (1999)

Brewery Openings

Latrobe Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1939)

Capitol Brewing (Wisconsin; 1986)

Olde Heurich Brewing (Washington, DC; 1986)

Cherryland Brewing (Wisconsin; 1988)

Gordon Biersch (Palo Alto, California; 1988)

Highland Pub & Brewery (Oregon; 1988)

Les Brasseurs Du Nord brewery (Quebec, Canada; 1988)

Santa Fe Brewing (New Mexico; 1988)

Algonquin Brewery (Ontario; 1989)

Bohannon Brewing (Tennessee; 1989)

Market Street Brewery & Public House (Tennessee; 1989)

Etna Brewing (California; 1990)

Atlantic Brewing (Maine; 1991)

Burkhardt Brewing (Ohio; 1991)

Portsmouth Brewery (New Hampshire; 1991)

Beach Brewing (Florida; 1992)

H.C. Berger Brewing (Colorado; 1992)

Hazel Dell Brewpub (Washington; 1993)

Old Bear Brewery (England; 1993)

Redondo Beach Brewing (California; 1993)

Red, White & Brew (California; 1993)

Riverside Brewing (California; 1993)

Spring Street Brewing (New York; 1993)

Vino's brewery (Arkansas; 1993)

El Dorado Brewing (California; 1994)

Estes Park Brewing (Colorado; 1994)

Saint Arnold Brewing (Texas; 1994)

Valley Brewing (California; 1994)

Backwater Brewing (Minnesota; 1995)

Carlsbad Brewery (California; 1995)

Dave's Brewpub (Kansas; 1995)

Downtown Brewing (South Carolina; 1995)

Front Street Brewery (North Carolina; 1995)

Mill Street Brewing (Minnesota; 1995)

Old Raleigh Brewing (North Carolina; 1995)

Rockford Brewing (Delaware; 1995)

Twisted Pine Brewing (Colorado; 1995)

Brewers Union (California; 1996)

Butte Creek Brewing (California; 1996)

Flossmoor Station Brewing (Illinois; 1996)

FMI Brewing (Kansas; 1996)

Gluek Brewing (Minnesota; 1996)

La Brasserie Aux Quarte Temps (Canada; 1996)

Lakes of Muskoka Brewery (Canada; 1996)

Lawler Brewing (Arizona; 1996)

Microbrasserie Bas St. Laurent (Canada; 1996)

Moab Brewery (Utah; 1996)

Sleeping Giant Brewing (Montana; 1996)

Stone Brewing (California; 1996)

Sunrise at the Oasis (California; 1996)

B.O.B.'s House of Brews (Michigan; 1997)

Brewery Creek Brewing (Wisconsin; 1997)

Copperhead Ale Co. (California; 1997)

Cottage City Brewing (Massachusetts; 1997)

Flying Pig Brewing (Washington; 1997)

Globe Brewery & Barbecue Co. (Arizona; 1997)

Kappatsu Brewing (California; 1997)

Local Color Restaurant, Brewing & Distilling (Michigan; 1997)

Mackinaw Brewing (Michigan; 1997)

Sacketts Harbor Brewing (New York; 1997)

Sausalito Brewing (California; 1997)

So Yo Brewing (California; 1997)

Glasscock Brewing (Texas; 1998)

Mount Nittany Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1998)

Propeller Brewing (Canada; 1998)

Scotch Irish Brewing (Canada; 1998)

Uncle Tucker's Brewhouse (Maryland; 1998)

Bragdy Ynys Men brewery (Wales; 1999)

Hoppy Brewpub (California; 1999)

Ice Breakers Brewery & Restaurant (Georgia; 1999)

Ketchikan Brewing (Arkansas; 1999)

Komanosato Brewery (Japan; 1999)

Moon River Brewing (Georgia; 1999)

Buntingford Brewery (England; 2000)

Goldthorn Brewery (England; 2000)

Slout Brothers Public House (Wisconsin; 2000)

Ramapo Valley Brewing (New York; 2001)

Greenland Brewhouse (Greenland; 2006)

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2024 Latest New Launches Condos in Singapore (Most Complete)

Latest New Launches / Condominiums in Singapore 2024

Upcoming New Launches The Hill @One North ~$2300 psf Lumina Grand EC ~$1500 psf The Arcady @Boon Keng ~ $2500 psf Lentoria ~ $1850 psf Hillhaven ~ $2100 psf SORA ~ $1900 psf Recently Just Launched Watten House ~$3200 psf (57% Sold) J'DEN Residences 聚鼎 ~$2500 psf (88% Sold) Hillock Green 悦翠轩 ~$2100 psf (28% Sold) Mattar Residences ~ $2000 psf Lakegarden Residences ~ $2000 psf Do you plan to buy property in Singapore? Fill in the form below to get in touch with an experienced agent Express Interest What are the new launches coming up in 2024? Stepping into 2024, we're expecting around 50 new projects, including those didn't manage to launch in time for 2023. Assuming all the projects listed below will be launched in time for 2024, the number of total units to launch in 2024 will be about the same as 2023, i.e about 12,000 units. But realistically, we should expect about 9,000 units.  Based on the land sales in 2023, we can do an estimation for possible selling price, by factoring the developer's costs (i.e licensing, construction, profits margin...etc).  The following give a general guideline of the selling pricing across different regions for good size developments. I.e Out of Central Region (OCR) at $2,0xx psf averagely, Rest of Central Region (RCR) at $2,5xx psf averagely,  Core Central Region (CCR), at $3,0xx psf averagely.  Looking at the price points, you might find that some existing launches are selling at very attractive price compare to upcoming launches. You can checkout the New Launches / Condominiums in 2023 and hope you could still find something suitable. Do ping us anytime if you need to check the balance/ price/ promo for a particular projects. We're here ready to assist you to the fullness.  We provide here a compilation of the upcoming condominiums and apartments, this post will be updated periodically as new information arises. Kindly bookmark it or register interest in the form at bottom, so we can update you the market in timely manner. You could also Whatsapp Us to have the monthly market update send to your WhatsApp directly.  🔜 = Launching Soon!   🟢 = Open for sales ⭕️ = land acquired late 2023, it might not able to make it to launch in 2024, likely launch in 2025. For Mobile --> BEST to view in HORIZONTAL mode LaunchDistProject AddressDeveloperUnitLand (psf ppr)Q21Skywaters Residences 8 Shenton WayAlibaba & Perennial215$2,150Q31Next to Shenton Way MRT Union Street/ Shenton LaneIOI748$1,379Q41Next to Garden by The Bay Marina Gardens LaneKingsford, Obsidian790$1,402Q32Former Realty Centre 15 Enggor StThe Place Holdings114$2,402Q12Newport Residences Anson RoadCDL256$1,424Q34Keppel Bay Plot 6 Keppel BayKeppel Land86-Soon 🔜5The Hill at One North Slim Barracks Rise (B)Kingsford140$1,210Soon 🔜5Hillshore Pasir Panjang RoadFraxtor Capital59$1,0982025 ⭕️5Next to Clavon Clementi Avenue 1CSC & MCL500$1,250Q37Former Golden Mile Complex Beach RoadFar East, Sino Land--Q395 mins walk Rochor MRT 2,4,6 Mount Emily RdZACD38$1,115Q49Former Peace Center /Mansion 1 Sophia RoadCEL, Singhaiyi & KSH370$1,388Q293 mins to Somerset MRT 33 DevonshireSekon Intenational28-Q2105 mins walk Botanic Garden MRT Bukit Timah & Duke's RoadHillcrest Investments-$1,504Q2111KM to Novena MRT Chancery Hill &Dyson RoadSustained Land--Q411Former Kew Lodge (Landed) Kheam Hock RoadAurum Land81965Q211Former Surrey 21 21 Surrey RoadNot disclosed10-Q211Between Newton & Novena MRT 32/34 Gilstead RdKheng Leong-$1,643Soon 🔜12The Arcady 1037 Serangoon RoadKSH, H10 & SLB172$1,3132025 ⭕️12Next to Gems Residences Lorong 1 Toa PayohCDL, Frasers and Sekisui775$1,360Q114Deluxe Residences 3 Lorong MelayuKai Lim Development41-Q214Former Vicenta Lodge Lorong MarzukiUndisclosed27$968Q315Former Meyer Park 81, 83 Meyer RoadUOL and Singapore Land295$1,668Q115Amber Sea 30 Amber GardensFar East132$1,066Q215Former La Ville Tg. Rhu RoadZACD107$1,540Q115Koon Seng House Koon Seng RoadMacly Group19$1,063Q315Former Haig Road Flats Haig RoadNanshan Group35$1,286Q415Next to Tembusu Grand Jalan TembusuSim Lian840$1,069Q316Former Bagnall Court UPPER E COAST ROADRoxy Pacific Holdings113$1,106Q117Kassia Flora DriveHong Leong, CDL and TID276-Q418Executive Condo (EC) Tampines Street 62 (B)Sim Lian700$721Q418Integrated Tampines North MRT Tampines Ave 11UOL & Capitaland1190$885Q319Next to Lorong Chuan MRT Lorong ChuanKingsford and MCC900$1,256Soon 🔜19Jansen House Jansen RoadMacly21$8712025 ⭕️21Next to Pinetree Pine Grove Parcel BSinarmas and MCL565$1,223Q121Bukit V Bukit Timah LinkBukit Sembawang160$1,343Soon 🔜22SORA Yuan Ching RoadCEL, Singhaiyi & KSH440$1,023Soon 🔜23Luminar Grand EC Bukit Batok West Ave 5CDL495$662Soon 🔜23Hillhaven Hillview RiseFar East341$1,0242025 ⭕️24Excutive Condo (EC) in Tengah Plantation CloseHoi Hup495$703Q4254 mins walk to Woodland South MRT Champions WayCDL345$904Soon 🔜26Lentoria Lentor Hills Road (B)TID265$1,130Q126Lentor Mansion Lentor GardenGuocoland & Hong Leong533$985Q226Lentor Central Residences Lentor CentralGuocoland & CSC605$982 DBS & Morgan Stanley both predicted in 2018 that Singapore's property market price to "double" (or averagely $2,900 psf) by 2030, and so far the trend is still holding true. But it’s hard to know how the new cooling measures will affect the market through the upcoming years. Do keep in touch with us, we will keep you updated the market movement & insights for free. Be it you're ready, or just Wait & See.  Past-Years New Launches2023 New Launches Condo in Singapore 2022 New Launches Condo in Singapore 2021 New Launches Condo in Singapore  2020 New Launches Condo in Singapore  2019 New Launches Condo in Singapore 2018 New Launches Condo in Singapore 2023 New Launches 2023 New Launches Condo in Singapore DistrictProjectAddressTenureDeveloperUnitLand (psf ppr)1 Former AXA Tower8 Shenton Way99-yrsPerennial Holdings2151Marina ViewUnion Street/ Shenton Lane99-yrsIOI686$1,379 1 🟢TMW MaxwellMaxwell Road99-yrsCEL & Singhaiyi250$1,183 2Former Realty Centre15 Enggor StFreeholdThe Place Holdings114$2,402 2 Newport Residences (Former Fuji Xerox)Anson RoadFreeholdCDL2565 🟢Terra Hill (Former Flynn Park)Yew Siang RoadFreeholdHoi Hup & Sunway271$1,355 5 🟢Blossoms by the ParkSlim Barracks Rise (A)99-yrsEL Development265$1,246 5 The Hill at One NorthSlim Barracks Rise (B)99-yrsKingsford140$1,210 5 HillshorePasir Panjang RoadFreeholdFraxtor Capital59$1,098 7 Former Golden Mile ComplexBeach Road99-yrsFar East, Sino Land -9(3x residential)2,4,6 Mount Emily RdFreeholdZACD18$1,115 9 🟢Orchard Sophia130 Sophia RdFreeholdDB2Land78$1,158 9Former Peace Center /Mansion1 Sophia Road99-yrsCEL, Singhaiyi & KSH240$1,428 10 🟢The Giverny Residences6A/B/C Robin DriveFreeholdRobin Development,6$1,454 10Jervois Prive (former Jervois Green)100a Jervois RoadFreeholdJervois Midas Pte Ltd43$1,601 11Former Surrey Point2 Surrey RoadFreeholdAmara Holdings36$1,434 11Surrey 2121 Surrey RoadFreeholdUndisclosed1011 🟢Watten HouseShelford RoadFreeholdUOL & Singapore Land200$1,723 11 (2x residential)32/34 Gilstead RdFreeholdKheng Leong-$1,643 12 The Arcady1037 Serangoon RoadFreeholdKSH, H10 & SLB172$1,313 14Deluxe Residences3 Lorong MelayuFreeholdKai Lim Development4114 🟢Gems Ville (former Yuen Sing Mansion)Lorong 13 GeylangFreeholdEast Asia Development24$779 14M Suites65 Lor MelayuFreeholdFG Resource Pte. Ltd1614Former Vicenta LodgeLorong MarzukiFreeholdUndisclosed27$968 14 🟢Mattar Residences8 Mattar Road99-yrsFKSH26$1,109 14 🟢The ContinuumThiam Siew AvenueFreeholdHoi Hup & Sunway800$1,488 15 🟢Grand DunmanDunman Road99-yrsSinghaiyi1,035$1,350 15Amber Sea30 Amber GardensFreeholdFar East132$1,066 15Former La VilleTg. Rhu RoadFreeholdZACD107$1,477 15 🟢Tembusu GrandJalan Tembusu99-yrsCDL & MCL Land638$1,302 15Former East CourtKong Seng RoadFreeholdFreehold19$1,063 15Former Haig Road FlatsHaig RoadFreeholdNanshan Group35$1,286 16 🟢Sceneca Tanah Merah Kechil Link99-yrsMCC, The Place Holdings268$930 17 🟢The Shorefront165 Loyang Besar999-yrsJinmac & KY Group23 -19Former Jansen MansionJansen Road99-yrsMacly21$863 21 🟢The Reserve Residences Jalan Anak Bukit99-yrsFEO and Sino Group700$989 21 🟢Pinetree Hill ResidencesPine Grove (Parcel A)99-yrsUOL & Singapore Land520$1,318 22 🟢J'DEN Residences 聚鼎Jurong East Central 199-yrsCapitaLand -22 🟢Lakegarden ResidencesYuan Ching Road99-yrsWing Tai Holdings300$1,260 22 SORAYuan Ching Road99-yrsCEL, Singhaiyi & KSH440$1,023 23 🟢Altura ECBukit Batok West Ave 899-yrsQingjian & Santarli375$662 23 Luminar Grand ECBukit Batok West Ave 599-yrsCDL495$626 23 🟢The ArdenPhoenix Road99-yrsQingjian105$630 23 🟢The MystUpper Bukit Timah Road99-yrsCDL408$98523 🟢BotanyDairy Farm Walk99-yrsSim Lian385$980 23 HillhavenHillview Rise99-yrsFar East341$102426 🟢Lentor Hills ResidencesLentor Hills Road (A)99-yrsGuocoland, TID595$1,060 26 LentoriaLentor Hills Road (B)99-yrsTID 265$1,130 26 🟢Hillock GreenLentor Central 99-yrsYanlord, Soilbuild470$1,108 28Pollen Collection (Landed)Nim Road99-yrsBukit Sembawang132 Cooling Measure 30-Sept 2022 To align with the latest interest hike environment, government had introduced cooling measures. The Cooling Measures implemented on 30th Sept 2022, with the effective interest rate factor used to calculate Bank Loan Eligibility had changed from 3.5% to 4%. This is to ensure a prudent borrowing and healthy property market. In a nutshell, your loan eligibility is reduced by 4-6% after the new formula. Not forgetting, your age will be increased +1 starting 1st Jan of next year. We provide here a mortgage calculator based on latest guideline by MAS (Monetary of Singapore) to have you have a quick check on loan eligibility. Shall you need more help/ clarification, do feel free to approach us for further assistance. 2022 New Launches 2022 New Launches Condo in Singapore District Project Address Tenure Developer Unit Land (psf ppr) 1 Former AXA Tower 8 Shenton Way 99-yrs Perennial Holdings 268   1 Marina View Marina View 99-yrs IOI 905 $1379 1 Former Maxwell House Maxwell Road 99-yrs Singhaiyi 250 $1183 2 Former Realty Centre 15 Enggor St Freehold The Place Holdings 114   2 Former Fuji Xerox Anson Road Freehold CDL 256   3 Cape Royal 11 – 25 Cove Way, Sentosa 99-yrs Ho Bee Group & IOI 302   5 Terra Hill (Former Flynn Park) Yew Siang Road Freehold Hoi Hup & Sunway 270 $1355 5 Read the full article

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The Growlers - Beach Goth 2018 “Feelin’ Good" Promo

The Growlers Beach Goth 2018 Sunday, August 5, 2018 Los Angeles State Historic Park On Sale Now Tickets: TheGrowlers.com

Directed by Mason Poole

The Growlers Beach Goth Tour 2018

8.5 Los Angeles State Historic Park, Los Angeles, CA

9.6 Roseland Theater, Portland, OR 9.7 Neptune Theatre, Seattle, WA 9.8 Neptune Theatre, Seattle, WA 9.9 Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver, BC

9.18 Higher Ground, Burlington, VT 9.19 Royale, Boston, MA 9.20 Union Transfer, Philadelphia, PA 9.21 Brooklyn Steel, Brooklyn, NY 9.22 Brooklyn Steel, Brooklyn, NY 9.23 9:30 Club, Washington, DC

9.26 Cat’s Cradle, Carrboro, NC 9.27 Georgia Theatre, Athens, GA 9.28 The Basement East, Nashville, TN 9.29 House Of Blues, New Orleans, LA 9.30 The Mohawk, Austin, TX 10.1 The Mohawk, Austin, TX

10.4 Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL 10.5 Majestic Theatre, Detroit, MI 10.6 First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN

11.6 Paradiso, Amsterdam, NL 11.8 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London, UK 11.9 Elysee Montmartre, Paris, France 11.10 Astra Kulturhaus, Berlin, Germany

[brookstonalmanac]

Beer Events 6.1

Events

1st written record of Scotch Whisky (1495)

The disbanded Virginia Legislature, defying the Royal Governor, met in a tavern and declared they would no longer "import from Great Britain ... beer, ale, porter, malt" thus setting the stage for the American brewing industry (1774)

Thrale Brewery, co-owned by Dr. Samuel Johnson, offered for sale (1781)

Louis Pasteur published Studies on Fermentation: The Diseases of Beer, Their Causes, and the Means of Preventing Them (1876)

Otto Zwietusch patented a Vent for Beer-Barrels (1880)

Prohibition of Alcohol in Manitoba, Canada Went into Effect (1916) Moerlein Brewing stopped production due to the impending Prohibition (1919)

Supreme Court ruled the 18th Amendment constitutional, which allowed Prohibition to proceed (1920)

Weber Brewery reopened after Prohibition (Waukesha, Wisconsin; 1934)

Frederick Siebel patented a Brewing Process (1937)

Superman debuts (1938)

Schaefer Brewing patented a Design for a Holder for Beer Foam Scrapers (1943)

Labatt introduces the six pint carton (1948)

International Cheese Treaty signed (1951)

1st issue of CAMRA’s newspaper What’s Brewing published (1972)

West Bend Brewing dissolved (Wisconsin; 1972)

Heimlich Maneuver introduced (1974)

Hoppy Brewing's Sacramento brewpub opened (1999)

Brewery Openings

Latrobe Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1939)

Capitol Brewing (Wisconsin; 1986)

Olde Heurich Brewing (Washington, DC; 1986)

Cherryland Brewing (Wisconsin; 1988)

Gordon Biersch (Palo Alto, California; 1988)

Highland Pub & Brewery (Oregon; 1988)

Les Brasseurs Du Nord brewery (Quebec, Canada; 1988)

Santa Fe Brewing (New Mexico; 1988)

Algonquin Brewery (Ontario; 1989)

Bohannon Brewing (Tennessee; 1989)

Market Street Brewery & Public House (Tennessee; 1989)

Etna Brewing (California; 1990)

Atlantic Brewing (Maine; 1991)

Burkhardt Brewing (Ohio; 1991)

Portsmouth Brewery (New Hampshire; 1991)

Beach Brewing (Florida; 1992)

H.C. Berger Brewing (Colorado; 1992)

Hazel Dell Brewpub (Washington; 1993)

Old Bear Brewery (England; 1993)

Redondo Beach Brewing (California; 1993)

Red, White & Brew (California; 1993)

Riverside Brewing (California; 1993)

Spring Street Brewing (New York; 1993)

Vino's brewery (Arkansas; 1993)

El Dorado Brewing (California; 1994)

Estes Park Brewing (Colorado; 1994)

Saint Arnold Brewing (Texas; 1994)

Valley Brewing (California; 1994)

Backwater Brewing (Minnesota; 1995)

Carlsbad Brewery (California; 1995)

Dave's Brewpub (Kansas; 1995)

Downtown Brewing (South Carolina; 1995)

Front Street Brewery (North Carolina; 1995)

Mill Street Brewing (Minnesota; 1995)

Old Raleigh Brewing (North Carolina; 1995)

Rockford Brewing (Delaware; 1995)

Twisted Pine Brewing (Colorado; 1995)

Brewers Union (California; 1996)

Butte Creek Brewing (California; 1996)

Flossmoor Station Brewing (Illinois; 1996)

FMI Brewing (Kansas; 1996)

Gluek Brewing (Minnesota; 1996)

La Brasserie Aux Quarte Temps (Canada; 1996)

Lakes of Muskoka Brewery (Canada; 1996)

Lawler Brewing (Arizona; 1996)

Microbrasserie Bas St. Laurent (Canada; 1996)

Moab Brewery (Utah; 1996)

Sleeping Giant Brewing (Montana; 1996)

Stone Brewing (California; 1996)

Sunrise at the Oasis (California; 1996)

B.O.B.'s House of Brews (Michigan; 1997)

Brewery Creek Brewing (Wisconsin; 1997)

Copperhead Ale Co. (California; 1997)

Cottage City Brewing (Massachusetts; 1997)

Flying Pig Brewing (Washington; 1997)

Globe Brewery & Barbecue Co. (Arizona; 1997)

Kappatsu Brewing (California; 1997)

Local Color Restaurant, Brewing & Distilling (Michigan; 1997)

Mackinaw Brewing (Michigan; 1997)

Sacketts Harbor Brewing (New York; 1997)

Sausalito Brewing (California; 1997)

So Yo Brewing (California; 1997)

Glasscock Brewing (Texas; 1998)

Mount Nittany Brewing (Pennsylvania; 1998)

Propeller Brewing (Canada; 1998)

Scotch Irish Brewing (Canada; 1998)

Uncle Tucker's Brewhouse (Maryland; 1998)

Bragdy Ynys Men brewery (Wales; 1999)

Hoppy Brewpub (California; 1999)

Ice Breakers Brewery & Restaurant (Georgia; 1999)

Ketchikan Brewing (Arkansas; 1999)

Komanosato Brewery (Japan; 1999)

Moon River Brewing (Georgia; 1999)

Buntingford Brewery (England; 2000)

Goldthorn Brewery (England; 2000)

Slout Brothers Public House (Wisconsin; 2000)

Ramapo Valley Brewing (New York; 2001)

Greenland Brewhouse (Greenland; 2006)

[stone-man-warrior]

January 16: 2021: 4:51 pm:

Half-past a Bradbury.

Raytheon Thirty.

Witch Hunt ~ Rush Moving Pictures Album

Pagans (Pay-Guns)

War of the Worlds: A radio broadcast transmission.

Power Slide can be Automatic Transmission Fluid. ATF. (at Walmart, the sales associates always specify that the Transmission Fluid is Synthetic. There are dozens of brands of motor oil, and other “Oil”, in dozens of application configurations, and only few brands of Transmission Fluid. Truth is, it’s ALL synthetic, so, why does Walmart sales representative specify that the Automatic Transmission Fluid is Synthetic, when all of the oil is synthetic?)

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Question:

On the internet, there are people who are able to walk you through a computer demonstration, with software that records the activity on the screen. Many people have such software, it seems as a perfectly good idea, a socially redeeming and life enhancing technology, one that is not readily available to everyone though. There is illusion that such software is available, because we can see that there are some people who have and use such screen recording software, the kind of thing that can easily demonstrate what kinds of mysterious problems a person is experiencing on their computers, if such software were really available to people who need it. But, that is not available in stores, and common sense would seem to suggest that such screen recorders should be standard operating system Trouble Shoot Component included from the factory. But it is not included. Only select people have such screen recorder software. It’s a Tesla, they made some, but you can‘t get one, because it’s an illusion.

Why are Screen Recorder Software not made available as part of the operating system for Trouble Shoot Diagnosis Tool? Why are Screen Recorder Software not available in stores? Why do only select people have and use Screen Recorder Software publicly online for demonstration of Screen Activity?

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Other:

Once the all of the books, printed knowledge, of all kinds, the whole Dewey Decimal System, all categories, is all collected and burned, there will only be digital Gnosis false knowledge available that can change on the fly.

The Christian terror pirates have been collecting all of the old books and destroying them.

The Fahrenheit 451 story is an instruction from the Vatican to collect and destroy the knowledge.

Think of the practicality of such an endeavor.

In the event that people needed to know how to turn iron ore, into a cast tool of some kind, or into a piece of steel, there is no way that will be available to learn to do that.

Consider the same with Aluminum. Instructions about how to collect the raw material, and cast a useful tool will be gone.

Therein lies the secret of why gold (AU; Hey You ~Pink Floyd; Hey Zeus... “Jesus! We have to start over, from the beginning! The books are all gone”; “Look... they have books on sail at the Walmart. Jesus!, look at the price, Vince.”) is so valuable, and is the reason only few, select people can afford to get some of it. When the shit goes sideways, Gold, is the only mineral that can be easily, and readily transformed into a tool that can be used for cutting, digging, can conduct electricity, and is recyclable such that the tool can change seasonally as needed at a given time, then change back to the tool it was before.

Take the books away. Make sure no one can afford Gold. The Pirates collect and hoard the books and the Gold. In event that something goes wrong with the global terror pirate plan, then, the Pirates have ensured that only Christian terror pirates will survive the meltdown, to start over. Gold is a fail-safe plan for terror pirates of the Vatican.

Practicality and common sense is out the window when seeing the truth about Gold. It’s super useful stuff, but we only use it in vein. Decorative Blood Gold, makes for a shiny target to shoot at, for pirating more gold. Pirate Mining is a Jewelry Store at the Fred Meyer, and a customer with a chipped debit card.

♣ “Jesus! It’s on Sail at the Fred Meyer Jewelry Store too!”

♥ “Yeah, but look at the price, Vincent.”

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The list:

Starts with:

Bill Gates/Eddie Van Halen, a team, one comes with the other, in 1971. Heathkit Company is Hijacked, Microsoft is born.

Elizabeth Windsor & Philip Mountbaten coin the phrase: “With assistance from two-squirrels and an owl, we shall rule the world”, while talking about a plan to eliminate all but 500,000 people on the planet, to start over, with use of nitrous oxide as a primary weapon. Invisible in every way, has no color, no odor, can’t taste it, it’s invisible, the victims will “Die Laughing”. The band Genisis is born, Phil Collins, both War Drum, and Singer/Messenger is out front, but behind cover of symbolic weapons on stage, as the voice of Philip Mountbaten calling the shots at the battlefields in USA.

All of that occurred on a basis made possible by a much other ground work that already had taken place, including that at the time, thousands or paratrooper Canadian terror soldiers had already landed in Southern California, and established themselves at residences of murdered victims, and most of the police stations in So Cal had already been taken, and manned with those Canadians, some of whom were Royal Canadian Mounted Police, specially trained as police, who could seamlessly infiltrate and blend in with US police at the stations, at neighboring police stations, on calls, in the battlefield that was the greater Los Angeles area at the time, late 1960′s early 1970′s. Many of the police stations nearer to Hollywood Studios areas had already been taken over by SAG actors, so that the Entertainment Industry could do as they please with sex trafficking and drug trafficking without interference from police. The Actors became the police, result of installation of Winchell’s Doughnuts all around the greater Los Angeles area.

The List, continued:

(Out of order here. Timing is not part of the list)

Steve Wozniak shows up. “The Wizard of Woz”. A skinny, very thin young man. He promotes the Cal Jam Concerts. Hundreds of thousands of victims are drawn to the enormous “Stadium Events”, Colossal Roman style terror is born. Cal Jam is among the first attacking done by the “Green Jello” terror cell, hence the name, “Cal Jam”. The “Three Percent Taking” became a model with Cal Jam for other such events, where 3% percent of the audience is killed, wallets and purses of three percent of the audience murdered there, are processed for Identifying the victims so that SAG can “Cast” replacement impostors, with help from CHP and California DMV data base information cross-referencing. The impostor replacement Cast begins to Vote for the shills that SAG arranges for them to vote for, on voting ballots.

Every once in while, at Alouette HQ, Leon Russel comes by, and all of the women go completely berserk when he does. Later, Leon performs a song called Tight Rope, a song about more than the cover story, and the cover story is all true on that one. The song was written by a ten year old boy who was held captive at Alouette HQ at the time.

Tony Iommi comes by Alouette HQ, stays there, for far too long, has a powder preference, loses two finger tips from angry ten year old boy, who is tired of Tony Iommi being at Allouette HQ. BFK was invented at that time, by the ten year old boy who was tired of Tony Iommi and his powder.

Mama Cass dies on the front porch at Alouette HQ, choked on the ham sandwich made with lettuce, she specified there would be no lettuce on the ham sandwich, was a colossal bitch, always pointing fingers and blaming the ten year old boy for everything that was going wrong, so, he put lettuce in the ham sandwich, and Miracle Whip instead of mayonnaise. Mama died on the porch, the Green Sheet newspaper and LA Times were in conflict about where and how she died.

Ann & Nancy Wilson looked on, changed the name of their band from White Sail to Heart.

Ten year old boy is angry about Allouette HQ activities, writes the song “If looks could kill”. Heart records the song, makes tons of money, ten year old boy gets jack.

Ten year old boy has two best friends, Howard Wilson is one of them for many years. Howard became a LA area police officer ten years after.

MKUltra program was a thing, top secret special training organization of federal government, a Mr. Gottleib was in charge of that. He may have lived in Las Vegas. Details are sketchy. It seems as Mr. Gotlieb was killed, or taken as a captive prisoner, his son, Jack Gottleb was the other best friend  of the ten year old bot (boy), and also wound up at Alouette HQ. Jack vanished at some point, when he and his mother Pete (Petie) were said to have moved to Las Vegas. Pete used to make the most awesome spaghetti made with tube shaped noodles, she called it Goulosh. Then, they both vanished.

Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys was kept in a closet in Jack Gottlieb’s house after the Jack moved away.

“Skeeter” moved in the house next to where The Wilson Sisters lived. He was difficult to get along with, was also a ten year old boy.

Leon Russel did not like it when people called him by his name, so, all of the Allouette HQ members (Green Jello Central Command) decided that “Leopold, Leopold. Leopold” would be the proffered method of addressing General Russell. Most Allouette HQ members adopted a three word repetition to say as their name, sex passion style.

Ted Nugent shows up, wants to know where is Mama Cass?

Dean Zelinsky takes over as leader at Allouette HQ. Ten year old boy begins to design and work on guitars for famous rock stars and not so famous ones. Requests from Eddie Van Halen to paint something special came in. and the ten year old boy began to design the Union Jack he was looking for on the guitar, scrambled egg version. The thing was not finished when he came to pick it up, so, he peeled off the masking tape of what had been painted, and that was the finished product after that.

Ten year old boy winds up in Century City on the top of a very tall building by helicopter for Astronaut training at a real astronaut training facility of MKUltra, and also at Los Angeles Harbor in a abandon US navy boat, one of many, that had been converted to a sound recording booth inside of a diving decompression chamber. Very scary. There were many ten year old boys and girls brought there, not all of them survived reaching the recording studio on the boat. The boys and girls had to dive beneath the boat from one dive port in the bottom of the boat, to a different dive port at the other end of the boat. “You need a bag to survive” were the instructions, and “Swim that way” as someone pointed out in which direction that other dive port was at in the abandon US navy boat at Los Angeles Harbor.

The members of Pink Floyd come to Allouette HQ. There is much talk, lots of musicians, Elton John was there, Jim Morison was there, lots of musicians. Ten year old boy winds up in a stone castle in Europe in a dungeon, for three months, escapes, stays in some Dutch style windmills in a field waiting to see if someone will drive by to hop in a truck to get out of there. Gets a ride to an airport, no one speaks English, points at a map to airport police. Tickets to California are provided, boy goes home, no one knows who he is, everything is different there around Allouette HQ.

Ian Anderson comes by, likes the songs that were written in the navy boat, gives the ten year old boy a satellite telephone, to write songs, and call them in.

Ten year old boy winds up on stage at Hollywood Palladium at a Doors concert singing “Ben“ from Micheal Jackson. Is carried offstage, put into a trash truck where there were four police officers also inside, one was still alive, gave his wallet to the boy, encouraged the boy to find a way out of the trash truck. Boy gets out, only wearing underwear, goes to the Brown Derby, to get help for the officers and some clothes. Gets a ride home.

After return from the castle dungeon, at school, fifth grade, after summer break, the assignment was to write an essay about what you did over the summer. The ten year old boy made up a story about someone else’s summer vacation. got a A+ on the assignment.

Someone gives the ten year old boy two Moog Synthesis and a VOX amplifier. Some asshole steals the tubes from the amplifier and puts them into the television. That is when the Pink Floyd came and off to the castle dungeon in Europe, this is out of order.

Boy stands on the edge of a volcano at Pompeii to hold the “Powdered Water” for the people inside of the volcano making the film Live at Pompeii.

Ten year old boy while at Allouette HQ is told to study the Bugs Bunny episode of the singing frog in the shoe box. Jim Morison and some others take the boy to Capital Records in Hollywood, after he builds a model of a “Flea Circus” inside of a shoe box, as he is told to do. The group goes to the reception area, and the boy is told to explain how the Flea Circus model works inside of the shoe box he made. The group of people is told to go up to the top floor.

Jim Morison jumps out of the window of the Capitol Records building.

The boy jumps out of the window after Jim Morison does, clings onto some drapes, lands on the next floor down in the window, runs away, sees Jim roll into a storm drain in the street, can‘t help, drives the black convertible with push button transmission, back home.

Ten year old boy goes to school, tells all of the adults what is happening, no one believes the ten year old boy.

Every once in awhile, some black limousines show up at school, to take the ten year old boy to many field trips, then return to school before the end of the school day. To a place in Palm Springs at Hwy 111 where the road takes a sharp 90 degree direction change at the center of Palm Springs, is a house with a pool that has glass walls around one side, and a fish aquarium is there, so you swim and the fish are right there on the other side of the glass in the pool. The boy was taken there, where there were other MKUltra ten year old boys and girls from other schools, at that place. The boy never went into the house, always stayed in the pool. Refused to go into the house. The house was round.

The ten year old boy had learned of the nitrous gas, that it was rocket fuel, was volatile, and started to carry around a giant size Zippo lighter all of the time. At the school, the teacher could smell the Ronson fluid, but did not take the Zippo away. There were “Cloak Rooms” at the school between the class rooms, where the supplies, books, students put their lunch pails and rain coats into the “Cloak Rooms”. Every once in awhile, the girls were told to go into the cloak room. When that happened, the teacher would point at the ten year old boy, and then to the Cloak Room. “Zippo” to the Cloak Room”. So, the boy opens the door, the girls are in their underwear, and the boy lights the Zippo, collects the girls, and their clothes, to go back to the classroom, where the girls get dressed after that.

There was a mean German nurse that worked at the school health department, where the boy was often sent after opening the cloak room door.

The boy became the Audio/Video Monitor at the school, was in charge of bringing the movie projector and the overhead projectors from the AV Department to the classrooms on movie days in each class. Sometimes, the boy was also window monitor, to open and close the big tall, double hung windows in the classroom.

That’s all for now.

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1-17-2021: 11:10 am:

Allouette HQ is a period of time at a particular place. The place has symbolically magnetic qualities such that they are capable of drawing in terror leadership like the shine of gold nugget in a creek bed draws a prospector to it.

“Gone Postal” was born there. “The Stork” birthed itself, at Allouette HQ.

It began in 1968, reached a peak in around 1974, and petered out by 1978, mission accomplished.

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That’s all for now.

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9:36 pm:

Important local conditions information:

Use of the phrase “Check-In“ while trying to make contact with someone on a text message by cellular phone, will result in a Confusion Service at Monroe’s terror cell, where someone will portray “Deb Monroe”, at a chicken coup, where chickens are kept, the confusion is used to frighten someone who will be shown that a loved one is held captive, in distress, or, as a “Booty Call”, where the phrase Check-In is used to fool federal fools who are far away, refuse to do their own research, rely on the local terrorists to do their research for the federal fools who insist on being fooled all of time because they continue to trust the local authorities, who are Christian Terror Pirates, and are also Screen Actor Guild Actor terror pirate captains who command the Christian terror pirates to do terror activities.

There is absence of helpful people anywhere around here.

There are no possible ways to get in contact with helpful national security caliber of people.

The absence of helpful people extends to the south to Mexico, and to the north to British Columbia.

There are no helpful people of the caliber necessary to stop the further murders of more millions of citizens in any direction for more than one thousand miles.

The west coast of USA is no longer part of USA. It only appears to still be a part of USA. The entire population of the west coast of USA was killed over the past twenty years or so. In California the mass murdering began sooner, in the 1970′s. So, fifty years of mass murdering, replacing with impostors, and voting for the SAG shills on the voting ballots has already happened.

There is no US national Guard any more, on the entire west coast.

Wake the fuck up.

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10:09 pm:

I am not able to send important text messaging with my phone. The whole cellular network of towers is hijacked by the terror army, This account is made difficult to use also, takes much effort to write, the keyboard is controlled by people who make the keyboard not work as it should, and many ways to make writing a cry for help such that it is very discouraging to continue to try to get help. All of that happens as I am being poisoned with nitrous gas and other poisons, right now, at this time while I explain this at 10:13 pm on 1-16-2021 I am subject to poison gasses. Everyday by terror soldier at the window, or airplane fly over, or by railroad car pressure gas tank cars on a train driveby and by trucks and cars that release gas in the neighborhood, almost all of the forest animals are all dead, gone, except the ones that are collected from the nearby mountains and brought here to fool the federal fools who insist on being fooled all of the time, by refusing to do their own research, and rely on terrorists to do that for them.

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1-17-2021: 11:31 am:

“Zippo to the Cloak Room”

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On The Town: La Jolla By The Sea, Southern California’s Quintessential Coastal Community

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On The Town: La Jolla By The Sea, Southern California’s Quintessential Coastal Community

Aerial view from ocean looking back at La Jolla and Children’s Pool

Hundreds of seaside communities sit along the rolling, sundry shores of California, each a prominent display of the famous coastline. Still, none perhaps exemplifies the particular splendor of Southern California more than San Diego’s La Jolla. 

Walk along the 7 miles that comprise the coast of La Jolla and you find stretches of soft-sanded beaches that turn into sea-sprayed bluffs with views of Mount Soledad, tide pools and the mighty blue Pacific. Teeming with surfers, kayakers, and frequently seen sea-lions, all while basking in some of the most enviable weather in the world — it’s not hard to see why La Jolla is often called the “jewel” of San Diego.

While the coast creates the western border, the eastern limits are shaped by Interstate 5, running north to south, intersecting only at the University of California San Diego campus. This means neighborhoods remain largely unbothered by pass-through commuter traffic. The community achieves a small-town feel while still being part of a large destination city whose downtown is only 12 miles to the south. 

The Housing

One of the first Californian colonies to be settled by the Spanish, La Jolla’s development began in the late 19th century, inspiring the architecture for centuries to come. Today, even modern developments evoke the Spanish Mediterranean or California Ranch styles that originated from the area.

Many residential neighborhoods such as Lower Hermosa and La Jolla Heights are business free, master-planned communities with guarded entries and consist mostly of single-family homes. 

Since the 1970s, development on the La Jolla coastline has been under a 30-foot height limit. While the limit has driven up coastal property prices, it has also ensured ocean views for most residents, even those to the east. 

The Price

In 2009, the median sales price for homes sold in La Jolla was the highest in the nation, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune. The landscape’s diversity means prices can vary greatly depending on location—approximation to the beach, views and space being large factors in price point. On the lower end, single-family homes hover around $1,000,000.

“The median home price in 2020 so far is $2,295,000, which is right around the tipping point where you start to have some combination of a little more land, move-in condition improvements, a desirable location, possibly some view, though rarely all of those, at that price point,” said Drew Nelson of Willis Allen Real Estate.

Home prices can go for $20,000,000 and up, especially for newer-built oceanfront properties that boast estate-like space and luxury. 

6266 Camino De La Costa. 4 beds, 8 baths, 6,338 square feet, listed for $14,900,000

The Vibe

Known for their famous coastline, La Jolla residents are a self-proclaimed beach community, even in the most eastern neighborhoods. Year-round availability for outdoor activities and near-constant sunshine give La Jolla a sprite and healthy demeanor, with local shops and restaurants mirroring this fresh and bright quality. 

“Having such a vibrant village makes La Jolla feel like a place you do not have to leave,” Nelson said. “You can live, work, play, shop, dine and have all of your recreational activities without getting on the freeway.”

The Village, a quietly bustling beachside neighborhood, is the mainstay for dining and shopping. Along Prospect St., restaurants such as renowned George’s at the Cove offer fine dining with sprawling views. Amongst many shops and businesses about town are walls displaying stunning murals by artists such as Isaac Julien or Roman De Salvo. 

The Schools

The public schools in La Jolla are some of the highest-ranked in the San Diego School District.

Students can start at one of three award-winning elementary schools—Bird Rock, La Jolla or Torrey Pines—all of which feed into Muirlands Middle School and then La Jolla High, which serves about 1,350 students. Each year, approximately 95% of graduating seniors from La Jolla High enter universities or colleges. 

High schoolers enrolled in private schools will attend either Bishop’s or La Jolla Country Day School. 

In 2019, the Bishop’s School was recognized as one of the most sought-after private schools in the country. It boasts a 9:1 student-to-teach ratio.

“To top it all off, La Jolla is home to UCSD,” Nelson said. “It has a gorgeous campus, some incredible architecture, and draws world-renowned scientists, innovators and researchers to the area.”

The Surroundings

A quick drive south on I-5 brings you to important San Diego destinations, such as Mission Bay Park and San Diego International Airport. One hour north on I-15 gets you to Temecula, an inland city popular for wine tastings. Forty-five miles to the north is Orange County, with Los Angeles just beyond.

From Real Estate in Perfectirishgifts

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8.5 Los Angeles State Historic Park, Los Angeles, CA

9.6 Roseland Theater, Portland, OR 9.7 Neptune Theatre, Seattle, WA 9.8 Neptune Theatre, Seattle, WA 9.9 Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver, BC

9.18 Higher Ground, Burlington, VT 9.19 Royale, Boston, MA 9.20 Union Transfer, Philadelphia, PA 9.21 Brooklyn Steel, Brooklyn, NY 9.22 Brooklyn Steel, Brooklyn, NY 9.23 9:30 Club, Washington, DC

9.26 Cat’s Cradle, Carrboro, NC 9.27 Georgia Theatre, Athens, GA 9.28 The Basement East, Nashville, TN 9.29 House Of Blues, New Orleans, LA 9.30 The Mohawk, Austin, TX 10.1 The Mohawk, Austin, TX

10.4 Riviera Theatre, Chicago, IL 10.5 Majestic Theatre, Detroit, MI 10.6 First Avenue, Minneapolis, MN

11.6 Paradiso, Amsterdam, NL 11.8 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London, UK 11.9 Elysee Montmartre, Paris, France 11.10 Astra Kulturhaus, Berlin, Germany

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NORTH CAROLINA

2020 Nov 19 (Thu) –Bonnie had a bout of diarrhea and we were getting up every two to three hours to take her out.  Poor thing.  At one point, she was also throwing up.  She got a bad bug this time!

    A brisk, cold wind was blowing in from the ocean.  The temperature didn’t get much into the 50s today.  We stayed around the camper most of the day except to run out to the post office to mail off some post cards.  We also did the laundry. The machines were only $.75.  That was a delight.  Getting ready to move on tomorrow.

 2020 Nov 18 (Wed) – It was a cold and blustery day.  At 4 p.m. we ran out to the store to pick up some rice.  Bonnie started in with diarrhea and we didn’t have any rice to mix with her chicken.  While we were out, we stopped at Michael’s Seafood Restaurant and had dinner. Paul enjoyed black drum, a flaky white fish.  I had salmon. The meal was delicious and they gave us a military discount to boot!  Always, always ask.  You never know who gives a discount and who doesn’t.

 2020 Nov 17 (Tue) – It was a beautiful day today but we did not go anywhere.  I think it was because there is not much to see in this area and we have been to all the tourist stops.  It is disappointing to think that you have seen everything and nothing else interests you.  I certainly hope we are not at that point.  

2020 Nov 16 (Mon) – We drove to Wilmington today to tour the Battleship North Carolina.  When we arrived, there was water flooding the road and the parking lot.  We slowly drove through several inches of water only to find that we couldn’t get onto the ship without walking through water. So I called the desk to see if they were open.  The clerk said they were flooded out with high tide.  It would go down and they would be open around 12-ish.  We think they could have built up their parking area a little.

    We left and picked up pet food at PetCo, then went to the historic part of town on the Cape Fear River to have lunch. The Fork & Cork was a small bar and café.  We both got the specials.  Mine was a mac & cheese carbonara.  Sounded good but didn’t taste good.  Paul had some kind of burger with bacon jam and spicy mayo.  He seemed to enjoy it.

    Heading back to the battleship, we found that the water level had gone down and we were able to park and go into the place.  We spent about 2 hours crawling around the ship.  I learned a couple of new things and we had fun exploring 5 decks below and 2 decks above the main deck although we couldn’t go into the engine room.  The coding machine they used during WWII was top secret.  When a repairman came to fix it, everyone had to leave the room.  Different parts were done by different people so very few understood the entire system and how it worked.  When radio messages were sent, they were entirely encoded – even the name of the ship the message was going to.  So radiomen had to decode every message that was sent out in order to sort out their messages.

    After the battleship, we stopped at Publix to pick up groceries.  After dinner, we walked over to the beach to watch the Leonid Meteor shower.  We brought a sheet so we could lie down on the sand.  It was cold, the sand was hard, and we couldn’t see any meteors even though the circumstances were unusually excellent.  There wasn’t a cloud in the sky and the moon was nearly invisible; had just the barest fingernail of a shape.  We were very disappointed.

2020 Nov 15 (Sun) – The day was overcast and threatening all day.  We tried to walk down to the beach but it started sprinkling, so we turned around and went back home.  We spent the day hanging around the camper.  Bob & Holly left without ever coming over to visit.

 2020 Nov 14 (Sat) – We went into town to pick up a few groceries.  Drove through Carolina Beach.  It is a very beachy community.  Although there are many people here, it is no where near what it usually is in the summer time when all the beach houses and condos are rented.

    We took a walk across the street to the ocean with Bonnie.  The beach front is very open and expansive.  You can see the Kure Beach Pier in the distance.  The beach is deserted at this time of year and you can see forever.

2020 Nov 13 (Fri) – We packed up and left Elizabeth City at 9 a.m.  It was an easy drive to Fort Fisher AF Rec Area in Kure Beach.  The campground is right off the main road that runs through town along a row of beach houses.  It reminds me of beach row in the Hamptons with all the 3-story pastel houses on stilts fronting the ocean.  Although it belongs to the military and you have to show ID to get a campsite, the campground is open.  It’s not on a base.

There are about 25 sites here.  They are concrete and very, very long with full hookups.  There is a decent amount of space between the sites with trees along the back of the perimeter.  Our window looks out at the ocean side and all the pastel homes and cottages built adjacent to the roadway.  

Fort Fisher must have made a lot of money selling the property to beach goers.  If you don’t turn into the campground and just drive straight down the road, you go into the Fort itself.  It was a civil war fort and there are breastworks that visitors can wander around. There is also an aquarium on the beach side.  When we toured it last year, there were Christmas trees all over the building.  

We were here last year just after the area had been hit with a hurricane.  Buildings were under repair and the reception office was temporarily set up in another building.

We are on a narrow spit of land, like Fire Island back home.  They call this area the Crystal Coast – 80 some miles of outer islands that protect the main coastline.  On one side of us is a bay.  On the other side is the Atlantic Ocean.  We can hear the waves breaking on the shore all day long.

      After we set up, we went to the office to check in.  When we got back, we spotted an orange Class A Motor Home setting up.  It turned out to be Bob & Holly from our Utah caravan last year.  They were the couple that had trouble with their rig. While they were in Las Vegas waiting for it to be repaired, they got married.  We said “Hi” to Bob and promised to get together later when Holly returned.

 2020 Nov 12 (Thu) – It was an overcast and rainy day.   We just hung around the campground all day, getting ready to move tomorrow.

 2020 Nov 11 (Wed – Vets Day) – It was a rainy, overcast, nasty day today.  We stayed in the campground.  Did laundry this afternoon.  I began work on my book about my time in Iraq.  It’s been 15 years since I was sent to the Middle East. It’s about time I got that damn book written.

 2020 Nov 10 (Tue) – We started a new diet today so we stayed close to home to get ourselves into the groove.  While I was cooking, we turned on the Magic Fan to help exhaust the heat in the kitchen. Weirdly, the fan would not turn off. We flipped switches, checked fuses, and shut the DC-12 volt system – all to no avail.  Paul finally just cut the wire to the fan.  

 2020 Nov 9 (Mon) – It rained all morning.  The insulation in our rig is really good.  I couldn’t hear any rain.  I didn’t know it was raining until I looked out the window.  Our pop-up camper used to sound like corn popping on the roof when it rained.  This is much quieter.

     We had lunch then drove to WalMart to pick up groceries.  We’re starting a new diet tomorrow.  Trying Keto this time.  We’ll see how things go.

2020 Nov 8 (Sun) – We drove into New Bern today.  We had been there last year when we drove through here but the North Caroline History Center was closed then.  The historical houses in the complex were closed.  There was a small museum inside the visitor center that covered the history of the state and city.  At 1:30 p.m., we went to the Tryone Palace.  It was and the first capitol of North Carolina from 1770 to 1794. The original palace kitchen burned down in 1798, leaving only the stable intact.  In 1952, two ladies from the historical society found the original architectural plans for the property.  They bought it, raised money, and rebuilt the palace and kitchen according to the original plans.  With the Revolutionary War looming on the horizon, the governor fled to New York, fearing for his personal safety.  There were docents in every room on the first floor and in the basement (we weren’t allowed to tour the upper floors).

     We walked down the Main Street and stopped at a café for lunch. I had tuna on a croissant and Paul had a gyro sandwich.  Everything was tasty.

     On the drive back to the base, we stopped at the Junkyard Market.  It was an intriguing place with lots of odds and ends out on the street to attract visitors.  We walked through the building, looking at all the knick-knacks.

     Back in the car, we drove through a nearby development when Paul spotted a sign there were new homes for sale.  We thought we would go through a couple of model homes but there weren’t any.  So after driving around the neighborhood, we returned to the campground.

2020 Nov 7 (Sat) – It was a very delightful day. After letting the animals have outdoor time, we headed out to the Crystal Coast to tour Fort Macon.  It was a small but very neat confederate fort built on the Atlantic coast.  We realized how big some of the other forts were that we have toured after seeing this one. There were 3 forts built on the site. The first was Fort Dobbs in 1756.  It was never completed and allowed to fall into disrepair.  The second fort (Fort Hampton) was built in 1808.  It defended Beaufort Harbor during the War of 1812. A hurricane eroded the inlet in 1825 so Fort Macon was built between 1826 and 1834.  In 1862, union forces attacked and captured the fort.  The fort was used during the Civil War, the Spanish American War, and World War II.  It served as a military prison from 1862 to 1877.  The property was purchased by the state and became the first state park in North Carolina in 1936.

     We then drove into Beaufort and explored the Old Burying Ground.  The historical society normally conducts tours of the site but because of the coronavirus, nobody was giving any tours.  There are graves of confederate and union soldiers as well as slaves and freemen.  It was such a mish mash of gravesites.  It looked like a lot of them had concrete coverings over the bodies.  The large cemetery had graves laying every which way. It’s like they came in, looked around, and said, “There’s a spot.”  It was crazy!

     We then walked around the block and explored the historic site where there were many houses that had been built in the 1700s. Most of the houses had plaques on them stating the year they were built and who lived there.  We stopped at the marina to ogle the boats and yachts.  I picked up two kites for our grandsons who we will be seeing over Thanksgiving.  

     We stopped at the Crabs Claw for lunch.  There was an outside deck overlooking the ocean.  We both had the lobster salad.  It was quite good.  Next door was an interesting looking rental.  We asked the waitress about it.  It was 5 units attached as one building, each one with 4 floors with balconies looking out over the ocean.  In the backyard were a barbecue, a hot tub, and a pool.  She said it was rental condos that cost (she thought) about $3,500 a week.  Wow.

     The drive back to the base went over several bridges and past some interesting places – Radio Island, Morehead City, Atlantic Beach.

 2020 Nov 6 (Fri - Paul’s Birthday) - We packed up and left the USCG base in Elizabeth City at 9 a.m.  With only one stop at a rest area along the way, we arrived at the Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Cherry Point in Havelock at noon.  The campground is called Pelican Pointe RV Park.  It is very nice.  There are 30 sites arrayed in 4 rows within an oval.  One row (the one we are in) has pull-thru sites; all the rest are back-in.  All the sites are concrete with a nicely graveled area holding the electric, water and sewer hookups.  Trees surround the campground and there is a water body nearby – called Slocum Creek but looking like a river.  We went out to Del Patron for a Mexican dinner and margaritas.

2020 Nov 5 (Thu) – We hung around the campground this morning.  At noon, we went out to do some errands – get fuel for tomorrow’s drive, pick up pet food, and get lunch.  We ate at the City Grille, a diner type café.  The food was good and the place was doing a good business. Sheba certainly enjoyed this campground. She had lots of space to run and play in with a tree to climb on.  It’s been nice with the river right outside our window and the USCG aircraft flying into and out of the airport.

2020 Nov 4 (Wed) – I have returned from a week in New York.  The time went fast.  The visit with the oncologist went very well.  All bloodwork is normal.  I don’t have to go back until January.  I also got to visit with my daughter, Gina; my sister and her husband, Susan and Bill; and my grandson, Caiden.  I got to go trick-or-treating with Caiden and his parents.  He was able to hook up with a friend and the two boys had a great time together.  Caiden came to stay two nights with me at the hotel.  We drove out to Sue’s for lunch and swam in the pool at the hotel.  He had a great time and was sorry to see it end. So was I.  I went over to his house and helped his father put together an electric car, which was a gift from Aunt Susan and Uncle Bill.  It was Caiden’s 7th birthday on October 30th.

    It was good to get back home and see Paul and the girls again.  Bonnie actually seemed glad to see me.

2020 Oct 27 (Tue) ��� We went to WalMart to pick up a suitcase for me.  While looking for my duffel, we couldn’t find it. Paul thought we might have thrown it out after my last trip.  We wound up buying two rolling duffels with the hope that we can take a trip to Australia next year for our 50th anniversary.  

    We then stopped at Currituck BBQ for lunch.  Paul had pulled pork and I had beef brisket.  It was a lot of BBQ.  Next stop was at Enterprise Car Rental where I picked up a Nissan Kicks SUV.  I will be driving to New York tomorrow.  Because of the coronavirus and all the quarantine stuff going on in New York, we felt it would be better for me to drive home rather than fly.  It’s going to be a very long drive – 9 to 10 hours.  Last stop was at Ford where we dropped the truck off for a diagnostic.  The AC stopped working about 2 weeks ago.  You definitely don’t want a non-working AC down here in the south!  Paul thinks it’s the compressor.  We’ll see.

    Finally, we returned to the camper. It has remained overcast and cool all day.  This is such a nice campground.  It was great the first two days before the weather turned foul.  Hope it clears up – for Paul, at least.  I think I’m driving into some bad weather up north.

2020 Oct 26 (Mon) – It was another overcast and dreary day.  We walked over to the Navy Federal Credit Union to use my debit card.  I had gotten an email from them saying I hadn’t used my debit card in the last year and if I did not use it, they would not send me a new one.   What kind of bank cancels a debit card because you don’t use it?  So I took the debit card for the SMART Nomads account and my own account, walked over to the ATM, and used both cards.  I withdrew $20 then redeposited the $20.  How stupid is that?

      We gathered up the dirty clothes and did the wash.  They have a small shack with two washers and two dryers.  The cost was better than the last one – only $1.50 per washer and $1.00 for the dryers.

    Once we had the clothes put away, we drove into town to Lowe’s.  Paul needed to pick up a few things for the RV.  Next, we stopped at CVS to pick up some Halloween candy.  Neither of us thinks there will be any trick-or-treaters here in the campground but I thought it would be a good idea to have something on hand, just in case.  A family was here this past weekend.  They came in on Friday night and left Sunday afternoon.  They had three children and a dog.  Since Halloween will be on Saturday, it’s possible a family might come in to camp.

2020 Oct 25 (Sun) – It was a dreary, overcast day with rain on and off.  Every morning, we wake up to fog that slowly burns off as the sun rises.  The weather during the day has been decent even though it starts out cool in the 50s.  We stayed in all day.  Had soup and grilled cheese for lunch.  Attended church via Facebook.  Watched the crappy weather out the window.  Didn’t go anywhere, except to walk the dog.

2020 Oct 24 (Sat) – We drove to Great Dismal Swamp State Park today.  On the way there, we tried to stop at a Cracker Barrel for lunch but they were crowded and the wait time was 45 minutes.  We left and wound up stopping at a Wendy’s for lunch.  Poor choice but it was lunch time and everything was full.

    When we arrived at the park, we happily found the visitor center open.  After poking through it, we took a short hike on a trail.  It was a raised wooden walkway that wandered in a big loop through the woods.  A bridge passed over the intracoastal waterway.  It is a 22 mile canal that passes through the swamp.  It was very straight and disappeared on the horizon either way you looked.

    We then drove over an hour to Mattaponi in Virginia.  I lived there as a child in the summer of 1963.  It was a 12-room farm on a farm.  I wanted to try and find the place.  I found the town.  I found the river that used to run in back of the house where we fished.  And I found the paper mill that always seemed to stink up the air.  But I could not find the house.  Although the area is still pretty rural with farms, there were more houses in the area than I remember.  I guess 57 years makes a difference.  Lol.  

2020 Oct 23 (Fri) – We drove into town for lunch at Groupers Seafood Restaurant. We ate out on the deck looking out over the water.  It was a very pleasant day.  I got the lunch special – fried flounder, cole slaw, and hush puppies.  I tried to swap out the hush puppies but the waitress said there were no substitutions.  I also tried a red corn soup but it was too spicy.  Paul had clam chowder with a shrimp and scallop casserole.  

    I had our mail forwarded to a UPS package store.  I had tried to call three days ago to make sure they would accept the package but the number on their website was wrong.  It turned out to be some guy’s cell phone.  Their site said they accepted packages so I took a chance and had the mail forwarded there.  When I went in to pick the package up, they charged me an additional $5 because I didn’t let them know the package was coming.  WTH?  First, I paid to have the package mailed already.  Second, I couldn’t let them know it was coming because their number was no good.  And third, I was SAVING them money by their not having to put the package on a truck and bring it to me.  Boy, was I furious!  I was more angry with myself because I didn’t fight the charge and refuse to pay.  I groused and the guy gave me a business card with their correct phone number on it.  A lot of good that did me then!

2020 Oct 22 (Thu) – We packed up and left Blackstone, VA at 9:30 a.m.  The weather was good.  The RV GPS had us driving 40 miles more than what my iPhone GPS said so we followed my phone.  It took us along a lot of local routes but we had no difficulty and arrived at the US Coast Guard station in Elizabeth City at 12:45 p.m.  In addition to checking our IDs, they took our temperature. That was a new thing.  Since I had registered by phone, we already knew our campsite assignment.  We set up then I called to see if we had to come in to pay.  The clerk said no; that she had my card information and would run the charge.

    After giving the animals outside time, we went to the supermarket – Food Lion – to get some groceries.  They had the rows marked one way but nobody but us seemed to be paying attention to them.  It’s funny.  When we first pulled up into the parking lot at Food Lion, I saw several people with no masks.  For a second, that always fuels some kind of crazy hope that we stepped out of the nightmare and finally found a place where no one has heard about the corona virus. Then another person steps into the picture wearing a face mask and the bubble pops.

    When we got back, we found a business card from a fellow SMART member on the door.  Allen & Judy are also staying in the campground.  They are in another part of the base in the same area we stayed in last year.  We were here for Thanksgiving and because the campground was full, we had been assigned to a dirt lot in back of the BX.  We drove over and visited for an hour.  We met Allen & Judy during the Canadian Maritimes caravan in 2016.

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