Camps in San Francisco, CA

Thanks! I think this is it: https://calisphere.org/exhibitions/t11/jarda/

In addition to the exhibition, more photos: https://calisphere.org/collections/24123/ ; also http://www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf5j49n8kh&brand=oac4/

The War Powers Act compelled the Census to secretly give out names and addresses of Japanese-Americans. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/confirmed-the-us-census-b/

I don't. https://www.twitter.com/jamuseum likely helpful. http://www.janm.org/exhibits/tuna-canyon/ says lists of candidates for internment had been compiled for decades.

I don't, but this has links to primary sources and might get you going: https://www.archives.gov/education/lessons/japanese-relocation

http://encyclopedia.densho.org/War_Relocation_Authority/ and related entries

there's also a lesson in this pre-Pearl Harbor intel report: a misleading summary sent to FDR http://encyclopedia.densho.org/Munson_Report/

maybe ask https://www.twitter.com/georgetakei ?

check the archives for https://www.twitter.com/sltrib

"Infamy: The Shocking Story of the Japanese American Internment in World War II" by Richard Reeves is a pretty thorough work.

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Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/youmeki-a-tribal-experience-tickets-41566836527

Possibly the Pine Barrens? But I'm not positive. I would suggest taking the dive into backpacking though. Totally worth it. Can drive out to the AT and find many campsites. Can download the Guthook ap for that too. Try Alltrails as well with the filers.

There are currently five state parks in PA that allow primitive camping. Technically, the state of PA defines 'primitive' specifically as excluding transportation of equipment by any type of motorized conveyance. [https://www.dcnr.pa.gov/Recreation/WhatToDo/StayOvernight/BackpackingAndPrimitiveCamping/Pages/default.aspx](https://www.dcnr.pa.gov/Recreation/WhatToDo/StayOvernight/BackpackingAndPrimitiveCamping/Pages/default.aspx) Campsites that are both remote and drive-up are rare, and very popular. Definitely call and reserve, because all types of outdoor recreation have seen record traffic this season due to covid. The further you are willing to drive, the better luck you will have.

Wharton State Forest in the Pine Barrens has plenty. Google for the OHV map to see which trails allow 4-wheeling. But you really do need an off-road capable vehicle. It's not for the faint hearted.

Hickory Run is cool

His Hickory Run State Park. It’s only 5 miles off the NE extension.

Tuscarora state forest

[hipcamp.com](https://hipcamp.com) is a great resource for some easy camping spots on people's private land. It's like airbnb for camping.

Many state parks have "remote" campsites. Just stayed at Lakawana State Park, and scouted out two nice walk in site (35). [https://www.dcnr.pa.gov/StateParks/FindAPark/LackawannaStatePark/Pages/Stay.aspx](https://www.dcnr.pa.gov/StateParks/FindAPark/LackawannaStatePark/Pages/Stay.aspx)

Check out freecapsites.net . Website isn't great but it's a great resource. Also look into BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land. You can usually camp almost anywhere there

Check out Weiser State Forest. Sounds like it may be the closest to what you are looking for.

Wharton State Forest 45 minutes east of Philly in the Pine Barrens is the best close drive from Philly for dispersed camping. Visit [Batsto Village](https://batstovillage.org/) to get a camping permit, then drive north from the Village into the forest on a network of dirt roads. You'll find plenty of spots off the road near the river to park/camp. I've had some great times dispersed van camping down there.

Red Rock Mountain Campground has some sites you can hike down into. Super close to Ricketts Glen State Park, about half an hour from Worlds End State Park.

Pinchot trail.

Many of the state forests have primitive campsites sprinkled throughout them. Almost all are nowhere near any other sites, they're just along gravel roads in the middle of the woods. It's as remote as you can get without backpacking. They each have a picnic table, a fire ring, and nothing else, so it's pretty primitive too. Pick one next to a stream and bring a water filter, and you're all set. I think the sites are shown on state forest maps online, and if you're doing some hiking, you'll want to check out the Purple Lizard trail maps (PA-based company) of a bunch of the state forest districts, which also show these sites. They are free but need to be reserved ahead of time. Call the relevant state forest district office during normal work hours and you should get someone who can tell you which ones are free and can be reserved.

I've always loved primitive camping at Michaux state forest. Nowhere near anyone. Some sites you can drive pretty close, others you have to park and walk maybe a quarter mile to the site. I haven't been in a few years, but I think the only downside is that you often won't know until the last minute whether you can have a fire, based on potential fire hazard conditions.

Wendy Kimbrell Elliott this is a good camp put on by the high school team. My son has gone for several years.

http://www.mustangumc.org/sports-camp-2015/ The Mustang Methodist church has a summer camp with art, basketball, cheer, and soccer.

Coach Terry Long- 405-816-2814/ email: coachtlong@gmail.com

Sammie LK there ya go:)

In (last i checked) the paper survival guide and on the web page --http://survival.burningman.org/survival-guide/the-essentials/ -- it says "3. COMMERCE: You cannot buy or sell anything in BRC...," which seems to be expressed in the form of a quote-unquote-rule. In general, since BM is a community-based event, you may have to learn the norms of the community, the people around you, and/or the organizers of the event more broadly, but this seems fairly clearly stated.

Oh OK, I was looking at: http://survival.burningman.org/rules-regulations/ which doesn't say anything about selling. You're right that the language of the 10 Essentials is pretty clear, but if someone searches for "burning man rules" and finds the Rules & Regulations document, they might assume that's the defining reference for what the rules are, and not look any further.

Dr. Bronners! The place to be!

People interested in the topic of vending on playa might be confused, amused, excited, or dismayed to read stipulation #13 in the BM Special Recreation Permit: http://burningman.org/wp-content/uploads/2015_blm_stipulations.pdf

Point Mugu has good beach camping, but it can get windy as hell. Ditto Jalama. Another avenue to look into is renting a piece of private land; I found an awesome campsite overlooking the ocean near Santa Cruz on [hipcamp.com](https://hipcamp.com). Looks like there's some good stuff further south too... [https://www.hipcamp.com/california/private-beach-farm/private-beach-farm](https://www.hipcamp.com/california/private-beach-farm/private-beach-farm)

Another that is on the beach between Point Mugu and Santa Barbara is McGrath State Park. It reopened in the past 1-2 years (gets flooded with rain). Lots of camp sites. The beach is pretty secluded too.

Dana Point which is further south, closer to San Diego. Also El Capitan, which is further north towards Santa Barbara. I don't think much of LA's coastline is camp friendly.

Haven't camped there yet, but Jalama beach (north of Santa Barbara) sounds like what you are looking for. I understand summer availability is very tight- for August you would probably want to reserve ASAP.

https://www.facebook.com/events/142726815846963/

check out the slutgarden event coming up as well! oh, and goggles, bandana/facemask, sunscreen, chapstick... check out all the survival stuff on the main burningman website. essential! but for good times? this is the next one. have fun!! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Slutgarden/145587575480636

oops - here's the link to the event itself https://www.facebook.com/events/316661928391825/

Ryan - At the Slutgarden party you will defintely meet a great group of people with attitudes that match Home. If you decide to come - or anyone here for that matter - please introduce yourself to me. I would love to extend my burner family in Default.

Outdoorsy is a good site which hosts a bunch of different types of vehicles and has a wide price range

When I tried to rent an RV for a couple weeks the company was seriously nuts, would you like silverware? 12.95, towels? 12.95, grill, $30 seriously, nothing is included with the rental price of the RV. I did not rent it.

Try https://www.escapecampervans.com/campervans/ I've never used 'em, but have seen them around (hard to miss) and folks seem reasonably pleased with them. Make sure you check mileage and any other fees. Or maybe RVShare.com. But their mileage rates often seem kinda stingy (not sure if say 100 mi/day applies for the whole trip, ie you could use either 200 on one day, 0 on the next...I'd never assume anything with RV rentals. Gonna be over $100/day in most cases. My friends will rent a minivan instead and get some pads and such to outfit it for camping, both sleeping inside and out in a tent, and occasional motel. Might be cheaper and easier. Could one for about $50USD/day maybe.

You can rent mine!

Check in at Nimby. They frequently host BM events. https://www.facebook.com/nimbyspace/

https://www.facebook.com/events/1712077509066186/

https://www.facebook.com/events/290509074671596/

oh wait, is this not a Pro? They list specific models on this page https://help.guildwars2.com/hc/en-us/articles/201862958-Minimum-System-Requirements

sorry for misreading. Perhaps you would be interested in https://www.habbo.com/

Marvel Heroes runs OK on low settings. The fan will kick into high gear though.

I pumped so many hours into that game. I recommend playing with Scarlett Witch (range), Dr. Doom (summon) or Spider-Gwen (melee).

http://www.brooklandfootball.org has the information as well.

Ladies, Coach Shelton made a remind 101 today for Jr. High football! Here is the remind 101 information. https://www.remind.com/join/jhfball1 You should be getting a sheet about this tomorrow. Also the Jr high practice schedule is on the Brookland Football Facebook page! Hope this helps until tomorrow! :)

I would go through the official website. As far as I know you won't find better deals in other places. The only other way would be check the scalpers around the stadium on the game day, but it's ilegal and you could end up with fake tickets. https://fcb-tickets.fcbarcelona.com/sports-web/FC_Barcelona/Futbol/2016-2017/LALIGA_2016-2017/FC_BARCELONA_-_VILLARREAL_CF/

I used viagogo.com recently to get tickets for the Sevilla match. Very happy with the site.

Even the CL quarter final had tickets. The guy sitted next to me bought that morning. The game against Paris also had available tickets. From what I hear, there were single tickets available also for El Clasico:) (heresay)

FC Barcelona Botegas at Plaça Catalunya or on Carrer de Ferran

https://edu.google.com/resources/programs/computer-science-summer-institute/ is for graduating high school seniors

And for other grade levels, I highly recommend exploring edX to see all the free CS courses they offer such as https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-computer-science-harvardx-cs50 x

An online code camp: freecodecamp.com