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Join us this Sunday, either in person or online, as we watch and discuss two videos on the war with Iran.

Professor Jiang Predicts: US WILL LOSE Iran Warhttps://youtu.be/4Ql24Z8SIeE

This 15-minute talk is presented on Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar, a U.S. political news and opinion series created and hosted by Kristal Ball and Saagar Enjeti. Its format includes one left-wing populist anchor (Ball) and one right-wing populist anchor (Enjeti), who provide news and commentary from an independent platform, separate from the mainstream media.

Professor Jiang Xusqin is a Chinese-Canadian educator and writer known for his YouTube channel Predictive History. In a 2024 lecture he predicted that Trump would win the election, that we would go to war with Iran, and that we would lose that war. In this presentation He details why he believes that’s so.

While some media outlets described Jiang's lecture on Iran in 2024 as prophetic, others criticized the predictions for relying on selective historical analogies, speculative game theory reasoning, and untestable assumptions. He has also been described as promoting Illuminati conspiracy theories through his YouTube channel.

The channel is dedicated to exploring if "psycho-history" of Asimov's Foundation series is indeed possible.

Predictive History seeks to answer the following three questions:1. What models, theories, and paradigms help us best understand world history?2. What does history teach us about our current predicament?3. How much of the future can be predicted?

Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian outlines three conditions to end the warhttps://youtu.be/l_j3EW-YIXk

In this 5-minute Al Jazeera broadcast, Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian outlines three conditions to end the war; recognition of Tehran’s legitimate rights, payment of reparations and firm international guarantees against future aggression. Shahram Akbarzadeh is director of the Middle East studies forum at Deakin University.

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Spring is here — and it’s the perfect time to get out, explore and reconnect with your community. Across Palo Alto, seasonal events, outdoor spots and local favorites offer plenty of ways to enjoy the energy of a new season.

To help you get started, we’ve rounded up some great ways to make the most of spring around Palo Alto. Before heading out, check with each location directly for current hours, availability and any ticketing or reservation details.

1. Stanford Dish

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The Stanford Dish is one of the area’s most popular outdoor routes, offering wide paths, rolling hills, and sweeping views of the surrounding foothills. The loop is great for walking or jogging, and the open terrain gives you plenty of space to move at your own pace. There are designated parking areas nearby, and it’s helpful to check posted hours before heading out.

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Downtown Palo Alto is perfect for a relaxed stroll, with tree-lined streets, patios, and local shops that make it easy to spend time outdoors without a strict plan. The atmosphere feels lively yet comfortable, whether you’re grabbing coffee or browsing. Street parking and public garages are available throughout the area.

3. Elizabeth F. Gamble Garden

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This historic garden offers landscaped grounds, seasonal blooms, and shaded paths that create a calm setting for a slower outing. It’s an easy place to stop when you want something scenic without committing to a long walk. Limited on-site parking is available, so visiting earlier in the day can make access easier.

4. Palo Alto Baylands Nature Preserve

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The Baylands provide miles of flat trails with marsh views and open skies that make for a peaceful change of scenery. It’s a great option for walking, birdwatching, or simply enjoying a quiet stretch of shoreline habitat. Multiple parking lots and trailheads make it easy to plan your route.

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5. Stanford Shopping Center

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This open-air shopping destination combines landscaped walkways with dining and retail, making it an easy way to spend time outside while browsing. The layout encourages strolling between stores and sitting areas, which keeps the pace relaxed. There are several large parking lots and garages surrounding the center.

6. Foothills Nature Preserve

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Foothills Nature Preserve offers wooded trails, hillside views, and a quieter atmosphere than many in-town spots. The varied terrain makes it feel like a true escape without traveling far. Visitor access rules and hours can change seasonally, so checking ahead is helpful.

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7. California Avenue

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California Avenue has a more neighborhood-style vibe than downtown, with cafés, outdoor seating, and a walkable layout. It’s a great place to spend time outside while keeping things low-key. Street parking and a nearby garage make it easy to access.

8. Rinconada Park

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Rinconada Park combines open lawns, mature trees, and walking paths that make it a comfortable spot for a casual outing. It’s a convenient choice when you want greenery without venturing far from central Palo Alto. There’s a parking lot near the main entrance along with nearby street parking.

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9. Stanford University Campus

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Stanford’s campus offers expansive walkways, historic architecture, and landscaped courtyards that make wandering feel unhurried and scenic. The variety of spaces means you can tailor your visit, from quiet quads to more active areas. Visitor parking is available in designated lots and garages.

10. East Palo Alto Community Farmers' Markets

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The farmers market brings a lively outdoor atmosphere with local vendors, fresh produce, and a steady flow of visitors browsing the stalls. It’s an easy way to spend a morning outside while exploring seasonal offerings. Since it operates on specific days, checking the schedule ahead of time is recommended.

Here’s to getting outside, exploring local spots and making the most of the season around Palo Alto!

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FREE 11th Peninsula Camp & School Fair in Palo Alto is TODAY in Palo Alto High School Performing Arts Center at 50 Embarcadero Rd.

The INDOOR Fair is open from 11am to 2pm with FREE admission and FREE parking.

The 8 FREE Bay Area Camp & School Fairs sponsored by provide families with a one-stop shopping experience as they plan their spring break and summer activities. There is a wide variety of schools and camps for children, teens and families including preschools, day camps, overnight, performing arts, S.T.E.M. & S.T.E.A.M. programs, scouts and sports. Camps from around California and the nation take part.

The first 200 families each day receive a free Camp Backpack courtesy of Stanford Medicine Children's Health.

There is a free raffle drawing for camps and KidFest tickets. Anyone bringing cans of food donation for the Monument Crisis Center will receive an extra raffle ticket for each can.

Stanford Medicine Children's Health hosts a free craft activity at each Fair.

Here are the 8 free 2026 Bay Area Camp & School Fairs co-hosted by Bay Area Festivals and ActivityHero:

Each Camp Fair is indoors and open from 11am to 2pm with free admission and ample free parking.

Bay Area Festivals has presented festivals, boutiques and fairs around the greater San Francisco Bay Area since 2010. Among their annual events are Bay Area KidFest, Bay Area SpringFest, Bay Area Kids' Book Fair, Holiday, Valentine's and Mom's Day boutiques, Walnut Creek Oktoberfest, King of the County BBQ & Music Festival in Martinez, San Pablo 4th of July Multi-Cultural Celebration, Contra Cosa Con Stars Wars Celebration and Halloween Con.

Bay Area KidFest has been voted by the readers of Bay Area Parent as the Best Family Event or Community Fair/Festival in the East Bay and was voted Best Community Event five consecutive times by readers of Claycord.com. Bay Area Festivals has donated over $100,000 cash to educational, health, sports and youth non-profits in the past 15 years.

is a one-stop shop for all types of kids camps and classes, used by over four million families. See parent reviews, camp schedules and prices all in one place. Camps & Activity Providers can promote their kids activities and use our online tools for all your registrations.

Visit www.Bay AreaCampFairs.com for more information.

Camps, schools, other programs and businesses wishing to exhibit at Camp & School Fair can visit to register or .