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This example demonstrates ISATAP configuration on the head-end router and a simulated ISATAP client using a Cisco router.
Usually the client is a Windows PC with IPv6 enabled, initiating the tunnel. For testing and verification purposes, a Cisco router closest to the clients can act as a client.
For this, we are using ISATAP tunnel at the head-end and IPv6 over IPv4 manual tunnel at the client router. IPv6 unicast routing can be disabled on the client router, so that it will behave as a true client and install a default IPv6 static route towards the head-end.
Check feature navigator to verify head-end router image supports ISATAP tunnels.
Check feature navigator to verify simulated client router supports manually configured IPv6 over IPv4 tunnels.
Head-end router configuration
ipv6 unicast-routing ! interface Loopback0 ip address 184.108.40.206 255.255.255.255 ! interface Tunnel1 no ip address no ip redirects ipv6 address 2001:DB8:CAFE:65::/64 eui-64 <<<Any /64 IPv6 address will work no ipv6 nd ra suppress <<< IPv6 ra is suppressed by default on tunnel. Need to re-enable for client auto-configuration. tunnel source Loopback0 tunnel mode ipv6ip isatap
Simulated ISATAP client on Cisco router
interface ethernet0 ip address 188.8.131.52 255.255.255.0 ! interface Tunnel1 no ip address ipv6 address autoconfig ipv6 enable tunnel mode ipv6ip tunnel source ethernet0 tunnel destination 184.108.40.206
Related show Commands
This section provides information you can use to confirm your configuration is working properly.
Certain show commands are supported by the Output Interpreter Tool (registered customers only), which allows you to view an analysis of show command output.
Show running-config
Client Tunnel1 should acquire IPv6 address prefix from head-end. Then client source IPv4 address is appended at the end. In this example, 188.8.131.52 => F02:880
show ipv6 interface tunnel1 IPv6 is enabled, link-local address is FE80::F02:880 No Virtual link-local address(es): Stateless address autoconfig enabled Global unicast address(es): 2001:DB8:CAFE:65::F02:880, subnet is 2001:DB8:CAFE:65::/64 [EUI/CAL/PRE] <<< Acquired IPv6 prefix and resultant IPv6 autoconfig address valid lifetime 2591770 preferred lifetime 604570 Joined group address(es): FF02::1 FF02::1:FF02:880 MTU is 1480 bytes ICMP error messages limited to one every 100 milliseconds ICMP redirects are enabled ICMP unreachables are sent ND DAD is enabled, number of DAD attempts: 1 ND reachable time is 30000 milliseconds (using 30000) Default router is FE80::5EFE:F64:801 on Tunnel1 <<< ISATAP head-end as the default router with 0000:5EFE appended with head-end source IPv4
If IPv6 unicast-routing is disabled on the client router, it will also install a default static route pointing towards the ISATAP head-end router.
show ipv6 route IPv6 Routing Table - default - 4 entries Codes: C - Connected, L - Local, S - Static, U - Per-user Static route B - BGP, R - RIP, I1 - ISIS L1, I2 - ISIS L2 IA - ISIS interarea, IS - ISIS summary, D - EIGRP, EX - EIGRP external ND - Neighbor Discovery, l - LISP O - OSPF Intra, OI - OSPF Inter, OE1 - OSPF ext 1, OE2 - OSPF ext 2 ON1 - OSPF NSSA ext 1, ON2 - OSPF NSSA ext 2 S ::/0 [2/0] via FE80::5EFE:F64:801, Tunnel1 C 2001:DB8:CAFE:65::/64 [0/0] via Tunnel1, directly connected L 2001:DB8:CAFE:65::F02:880/128 [0/0] via Tunnel1, receive L FF00::/8 [0/0] via Null0, receive
Head-end should be able to ping the client.
router#ping ipv6 2001:DB8:CAFE:65::F02:880 Type escape sequence to abort. Sending 5, 100-byte ICMP Echos to 2001:DB8:CAFE:65::F02:880, timeout is 2 seconds: !!!!! Success rate is 100 percent (5/5), round-trip min/avg/max = 0/0/0 ms


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Glossary: sport fish
Fish targeted by recreational anglers.
Tetraodon miurus (Congo Puffer)
I own one of these guys and they are truly awesome. His name is Quagmire (given the squared-out jaw.) If you're not keen on the idea of the fish bei...
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Poecilia reticulata – Guppy (Lebistes poecilioides, Girardinus guppii )
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Aphyosemion striatum – Red-striped Killifish (Haplochilus striatus, Epiplatys striatus)
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Nothobranchius rachovii (Bluefin Nothobranch)
The image shown for "Captive-bred, adult male individual of the 'Beira 98' collection." is incorrect. That isn't a 'Beira 98' male. The picture is s...
13th Oct 2018
Heros notatus (Spotted Severum)
"Limited reports of breeding in the hobby, as the fish is not often seen for sale."-My pair of Heros Notaus are breeding alle the time. You have to re...
4th Oct 2018
Fish targeted by recreational anglers.
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|Pioneering—the knowledge of ropes, knots, and splices along with the ability to build rustic structures by lashing together poles and spars—is among the oldest of Scouting's skills. Practicing rope use and completing projects with lashings also allow Scouts to connect with past generations, ancestors who used many of these skills as they sailed the open seas and lived in America's forests and prairies.
The Pioneering merit badge was one of the original 57 merit badges issued by the Boy Scouts of America in 1911.
It replaced the 1910 Pioneer "Badge of Merit".
|Pioneering merit badge is an option for the National Outdoor Badge for Camping.
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- The BSA Pioneering Troop Program Feature offers meeting and activity plans to include Pioneering as one of your monthly themes.
- Pioneering is a popular summer camp merit badge.
Requirement resources
The Troop Pioneering Monthly Theme includes meeting and activity materials.
1. First Aid: Cuts - Abrasions - Bruises - Rope Burns - Blisters - Splinters - Sprains - Heat Reactions - Cold Reactions - Dehydration - Insect Bites - Stings
- Your handbook is your primary reference. See First-Aid Skills for step-by-step instructions and lesson video links.
- See also: First Aid merit badge pamphlet - First-Aid Kit - Emergency Kit - Guide to Safe Scouting - Annual Health & Medical Record
2. Knots and lashings
- Animated Knots: Basic Scout Knots - Forty Scout knots - Special Knots - Sailing knots - Fishing knots - Folsoms Knots - Animatedknots.com - Great Animations - More Animated Knots - More great Animated Knots - Still more - Knot Videos - Basics Videos - Basics2
- Other Knot Links: Advanced knots - Ropers Knots Page - Climbing Knots - Fishing knots - Knots Index
- Notable knot Index - shows quick method of tying
- Step-By-Step knots : 11 Basic knots fit on the front and back of one page.
- Six Boy Scout knots by John Geffre
- All lower rank knots (2MB PDF)
- When to use knots lashings (152K PDF)
Related awards
- The Pioneer Badge was one of the Original Merit Badges from the 1910 BSA Handbook. It was relabeled as the Pioneering Merit Badge in 1911.
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External links
- How to tie a bowline
- Information on types of rope
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- All lower rank knots (2MB PDF) - Illustrated knots and lashing diagrams on this site.
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Ionia County Prosecuting Attorney Ron Schafer has been appointed by Gov. Rick Snyder to serve on a new 14-member Mental Health Diversion Council that will support mental health initiatives in Michigan.
Ionia County Prosecuting Attorney Ron Schafer has been appointed by Gov. Rick Snyder to serve on a new 14-member Mental Health Diversion Council that will support mental health initiatives in Michigan.
The Mental Health Diversion Council has been charged with developing a method to divert individuals with mental illness or substance abuse problems out of the criminal justice system and into appropriate treatment.
Schafer, of Portland, will serve a four-year term, expiring Jan. 30, 2017, on the council, representing prosecutors. As the chief law enforcement officer for the county, Schafer supervises and coordinates his office's participation in local specialty courts, including mental health court, sobriety court, veterans court and drug court. He is past president of the Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan (PAAM), and was appointed by Snyder in 2001 to serve on the Indigent Defense Advisory Commission.
Schafer graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1992 from Michigan State University in East Lansing, and a Juris Doctor degree in 1996 from the Detroit College of Law at MSU in Detroit.
The task of the Mental Health Diversion Council is an important one, said Schafer.
"I don't believe it's a secret that one of the areas of concern with criminal justice today is what do we do and how we treat those with mental illness," he said. "Anything we can do to make the system more effective in dealing with that population is a good thing, for the defendants and for the victims of those crimes."
While the "fall-out" from mental illness does not impact Ionia County as much as it does larger communities, a council such as this can examine it as a statewide issue and find solutions that will benefit communities across Michigan.
Addressing what may be the root cause of the behavior that puts offenders in front of the judge in the first place has always been a topic of discussion, said Schafer, "but this is the first time I am aware of that a directive from the governor's office has put in motion a committee to take a serious and hard look at what we're doing in that area of the law."
Schafer said he plans to share Ionia County's experience with the council as an example of effective collaboration between Community Mental Health, the courts and the jail.
"Having all of us playing on the same page really is a common-sense solution to look at in addressing the issue," he said. "We're a good model out here for doing great work in that area without having to incur additional expense. We're doing it without having to do special new court rules or put new statutes in place. But it takes cooperation."
Snyder called for the Mental Health Diversion Council in his State of the State address and in his Public Safety and Health and Wellness special messages. He issued executive orders creating the two bodies Wednesday.
"Mental health is just as important as physical health," Snyder said in a press release. "I am pleased to address this critical health care concern, and I look forward to finding solutions to improve education, prevention, treatment of and recovery from mental illnesses."
The Mental Health Diversion Council will operate within another newly created entity, the six-member Mental Health and Wellness Commission within the Michigan Department of Community Health (DCH), which will serve in an advisory role to the department to help strengthen the state's mental health system, including solutions encompassing education, public safety, veterans, independence and service delivery. The commission will issue a report of its findings by Dec. 20.
Lt. Gov. Brian Calley will chair the Mental Health and Wellness Commission. DCH Director James Haveman will serve as vice chair. The other four members will come from the legislature representing both the majority and minority caucuses from the Senate and the House of Representatives.
"We need to focus more attention on bettering mental health awareness and education across all departments in Michigan," Calley said. "I am eager to begin working on these initiatives to address a fundamental need in our state."
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Kuettel awarded Polk County scholarship
SALUDA — Halle Kuettel, a rising junior from Polk County High in Columbus, has been awarded a Polk County Community Foundation scholarship. This coming school year, Kuettel will study in Switzerland and live with a host family.
Kuettel is on her high school track team and plays soccer. She also enjoys being in plays and musicals. She took her first Mandarin and culture class in 8th grade. She looks forward to living in another country to learn its culture and another language.
Being half Swiss, she is particularly interested in going to Switzerland. After high school, she is considering going to a culinary trade school to get a B.A. in culinary arts and food service management.
AFS participants learn how to speak another language, navigate in a different cultural context, and marshal a global perspective on issues. AFS-USA awards more than $3 million in scholarships and financial aid to outstanding students across the country each year.
Brown, Bob Jones students participate in Brazil mission trip
McKinley Brown, of Fletcher, participated with 11 other Bob Jones University students in a missions trip to Brazil May 9 through May 24. The team was led by Bob Jones Academy faculty member Gil Fremont.
Brown is a freshman majoring in accounting.
Through the medium of soccer, team members shared their testimonies of faith in Christ and preached in several venues across Brazil.
Harrison named to dean's list at LeTourneau
Mark Harrison, of Brevard, was recognized for outstanding academic accomplishments by being named to the LeTourneau University dean's list for the spring 2013 semester. Harrison achieved a GPA between 3.50 and 3.99 for the semester.
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I don't do too many memes anymore--not from any religious conviction or orneriness on my part it's just that I'm not that complex a person and there is really only so much one can tell.
But I'm taking up the challenge once more because I've had some tags and awards from kind people and I'd like to give them a nod of thanks.
Coordinated Chaos
Eat. Sleep. Knit.
The Life and Times of Me
Callista's Ramblings
It's Just a Diary
Kinau and Nicole's Family Blog
The Social Frog
The idea was to select a few "B" things in your life so I'm breaking it down by category.
1. "Ooooh! Barracuda!" If we're talking music I'm very partial to the Beatles, Beethoven, Bizet, BB King, Blondie, Bodyrockers, Barenaked Ladies, the B-52s and the Bee Gees--with a touch of Buffalo Springfield in there for good political measure.
Though I cannot tolerate Beyonce, Bobby McFerrin or Bob Marley. In that order. I'd mention a "B" artist in the country genre but then I can't think of any--I tend to avoid that area at all costs--so you'll have to fill in the blank for yourself on that one.
2. Books. Quite easy--I'd say the Brontes (though give me Jane Eyre over Wuthering Heights any day--those crazies are just too frustrating for words) along with Big Rock Candy Mountain (another Stegner classic), Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Lord Byron. And if those aren't enough B's to keep you happy I'd add Beowulf just because I'm feeling cheeky today though it's been a while since I cracked the cover on that one.
I'm reading The Bostonians right now though it's rather slow going--I wouldn't necessarily recommend it and have been stuck on page 323 for about six months--and I'm about to read Blink by Malcolm Gladwell.
3. Big hair. Because I graduated from high school in 1988 and you could hardly escape it. This should also include "bangs" for a bodacious bigger bonus.
4. The Big Screen. I'm a sucker for classic movies. Give me the Bridge on the River Kwai, Bachelor Mother, Ben-Hur, the Bishop's Wife, Bell, Book and Candle, Bullit, Breakfast at Tiffany's and Butch Cassidy over Benjamin Button, Blade, Blair Witch or Bodysnatchers.
And speaking of movies and the infamous Mr. Jolie. . . I've had this theory for years now that Benicio del Toro is really Brad Pitt. Or at least a Latin and not-so-gently-used version. Check it out. Kind of creepy no?
5. BYU. As a plug for my alma mater. Graduated in 1992 just before becoming a bride. I'd love to be able to say that I graduated in biology, Bulgarian or business management because "English" doesn't really fit the theme does it?
I didn't even take basket weaving though did take a bowling class once . . . not that it improved my game any. I can be beaten on any given day by each of my children (Grace bowled a 173 the other day if I can brag a moment--my average is around 86).
6. Bon Appetit! If we're talking food it's not hard to find the B favorites: brie, Burger King, blackberries, creme brulee, bologna and any kind of bread would all go on my list. I do not, however, consume baklava (too sweet), bananas (too mushy), buffalo wings (too much waste of time and calories) or borscht (too beety). My B's and my taste buds are very discerning you know.
7. Barbecue. Like to eat it, don't know how to spell it. It's a word I get wrong every time--is it barbecue or barbeque or barbq or BBQ? Let's standardize the language people and save ourselves a bunch of time with the spell check okay?
8. Bon Voyage! I've been to the Bahamas, Belize, Belgium and Bemidji and we hope to go visit my parents in Bangalore within the next year but I haven't been to Barrow which is where Andrew travels all the time (and where all the vampires live apparently--you know, with all the darkness and everything). He says he hasn't seen any vampires yet but then I imagine they lay rather low when the attorneys come to town. They may be vampires but hey, you don't want to mess with lawyers do you? That's when things really get ugly. I'd take a cross and some garlic over a subpoena any day.
9. Breakfast. The absolutely best meal of the day. It doesn't matter what restaurant you go to, breakfast is gonna be good. I don't care if we're talking bagels and cream cheese, bacon, buttermilk pancakes or brioche it's always a treat and I wish we could change things to make it so breakfast was served for each meal instead of just once a day. I still dream about my freshman college days when the dorms had a breakfast bar with pancakes and waffles where you could just pile on whatever toppings you wanted: cherries, raspberries, whipped cream . . . talk about heaven.
10. B words. Oh there's so much one could say here. I could talk about words that really should be brought back into the language. Words like "bogglish" which means "uncertain," "bathyorographical" meaning relative to sea level or "bablatrice" which means a "female babbler" (can you think of a more wonderfully descriptive word ever invented?)
Or I could talk about words I really like: bougainvillea, bulbous, bromilead, or my most favorite interjection "¡Que barbaridad!" Which I throw around from time to time when the Latin mood strikes.
But I'll end with the most pertinent B word: "blogging" which I'll return to right after making beds, cleaning the bathrooms and paying the bills.
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Sorry! Updated to add the winner of the Sesame Street Live Giveaway: James from (you guessed it) New York, New York. I'm slow but I eventually get there. And to those whose names weren't drawn magically from the hate do not despair--I have Dora the Explorer Live tickets coming in a few weeks that I'll be giving away so stay tuned.
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Once I have an idea for a cartoon, let's say...Ren gets sick and Stimpy decides to nurse him back to health and his caregiving is worse than the illness. There's the premise to the cartoon. I have a purpose and a goal for the cartoon entertainment to achieve.
Then I have a "gag session" with the funniest artists in the studio-my "writers". I tell them the premise and everyone starts tossing out gags. I'll take any gags as long as they fit the purpose of the premise.
Someone will take notes and then we produce a list of the gags from the session in no particular order.
Of course just having a bunch of gags in no particular order doesn't make a story. The gags then need to be organized in a logical building sequence.
No matter how funny you are, you need to have an understanding of structure to most effectively present your ideas. Stucture is not that hard to learn, but it is essential and it gives you control over your ideas and story elements.
Even if you are naturally funny and have ideas and a point of view, you still need to learn some skills.
All art needs structure.
Structure helps you put your ideas in an effective order.
It gives you a hierarchy: Your story needs a main purpose, and all the gags and bits in the story should fit basically into the story. Your details should hang neatly on the major points and help emphasize them.
You don't want to get lost in tangents that confuse the audience.
You don't want to have your best ideas and jokes in the first 2 minutes and then have the rest of the cartoon be an anticlimax. (This happened in my cartoon "Black Hole". It had funny ideas and gags, but the structure was faulty and didn't live up to its setup.)
With the aid of logical structure you can have your cartoon build and move inexorably forward and keep your audience on the edge of their seats.
The stucture in a cartoon is worked out in an "outline."
An outline is a list of the story elements and main events of the story - IN ORDER. It doesn't need to have every detail worked out and it shouldn't. You want to leave room to add gags, acting, personality and visual ideas for the storyboard stage.
The best form for an outline again is a list. Simple sentences that just tell the next guy what happens, so he can start boarding it.
It should be easy to read, like this.
The way cartoon scriptwriters write is torture to read. It is very hard to muddle though the bad prose and thick dialogue and awkward descriptions of action that non-visual people "write". Scripts are intended to impress and dumbfound executives. An outline is a working tool and is much easier to work from.
look how awkward this is to read:
You can see why artists go nuts reading this stuff. You muddle through the page, try to figure out even what the hell is going on and if you do manage to figure it out, it doesn't add up to any humor or entertainment. So what do we need this process for? It's just a huge waste of money that kills the morale of the talent and makes us not care about doing a good job on the cartoons.
compare it to this:
Now when we write this stuff, we have already done a lot of sketches, so we don't need to spell out the details. We know the drawings are going to make every line and description funnier. This outline is the working tool for the artists, not the final entertainment product for the public. The public will get the cartoon.
Wow, look at how many revisions they makes us go through!


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Ciarán didn't fit into the pat, controlled concept of birth in the hippie world. He was close to his big brother and outside of a deliberate plan to conceive. I was nursing his two siblings. That's just not responsible for a good hippie. The criticism was harsh, with some people even recommending abortion and telling me I was no longer part of the club.
It seemed strange to me, that people bent on telling the world about the strength and beauty of our bodies, could not fathom that a mama might be strong enough, dedicated enough, "attached" enough to care for more than 1 or *gasp* 2 children. I became somewhat disillusioned with the activist environment online and backed away from a lot of areas. Soon enough, though, I found that many people were still loving and supportive. They remained positive throughout the pregnancy and became a beautiful community of support.
The pregnancy itself was mundane, which I suppose is what every woman wants. No complications, no major complaints. My chiropractor deftly rubbed my hip pain away and aligned my ligaments with Webster Technique. Time passed quickly with two kiddos to entertain. Because of DH's history of severe CHD (Congenital Heart Defects) I always opt for one quick ultrasound scan later in the second trimester. Incidentally, CHD awareness week starts February 7th! And then, since I was getting an ultrasound, I had to find out if he was a boy or girl.
|Does this look like 11lbs of baby??
Contractions woke me up around 9am. (Hey, I like to sleep in on Sundays!) They were sharp, but about 10 minutes apart. An hour later, they were 5 minutes apart.
Unlike my other births, these contractions were severe and painful. By 11am, they didn't seem to stop. I had a peak with sharp pain, but my uterus remained uncomfortably tight the entire time. I felt my ligaments getting sore and wondered how long I could continue to relax. I knew how effective it was to relax the body, to go with the contractions, but these were truly painful and shocking.
Meanwhile, of course, DH is running around the house because he can't find the faucet connector for the hose. He eventually calls my sister and guides her over the phone on which one to buy! Things took so long that I barely had a waterbirth; the pool was about half full when he was born!
During this time, my labor was very random. I was in and out of the tub, on and off the toilet and running into various rooms or leaning against doorways. I wasn't calm and didn't want to stay in one place. Transition must have hit me at some point because I began to lose my positive affirmations. I remember asking DH if I was dying. He told me everything was normal and that made me very angry lol!
Although the total labor was about 5 hours long, somehow it just seems much more rushed than that, especially with the two kids being at home. DH didn't call anyone to come over and I was too involved in labor to give any directions. Other than as I was experiencing a contraction, out of the depths of my mind I managed to tell DH to get the camera. He grabbed it and discovered the battery was missing. So I was trying to tell him where to find a battery while grunting. Ah, chaos!
As soon as the pool was filling, I climbed in, but quickly got out because the contractions were so intense that I felt caged. I ended up getting in and out frequently until about 7cm, when my body started pushing. It was a more rewarding sensation than the very painful contractions, but the pain was still there! I couldn't believe I would be pushing with pain, and so soon! But I literally had no other option. My body was vomiting him out fiercely. I crawled into the birth pool and hollered out to the kids that the baby was coming out. They jumped in quickly and DH gave my 3 year old the videocamera.
I had a sudden moment of inspiration and yelled at DH to grab a rag and apply pressure along my rectum. He helped direct Ciarán's head and this gave me the courage to go with the pushing. Without the pressure, I had a very scary image of my backside splitting. It was intense.
Push one, he was creating the horrible ring of fire. Push two, his head was out. After that second push, I felt a lull. I reached down and touched my baby, feeling his ear. Then I had this urge to keep tenderly feeling him. That's when I discovered a nuchal cord. I moved it over his head as it was fairly loose. This was all done on autopilot and didn't bother me. It's almost as if I was being guided completely on instinct. Interestingly, I later read a midwife's theory that sometimes babies with nuchal cords will remain "high" throughout pregnancy and labor until it is time for the pushing stage, at which point they will fly out of there. This is exactly what I experienced. Remember, I didn't feel him "drop" until the night before labor? It's fascinating how our bodies and babies work together in these cases.
Then, bam! Push three, he twirled from a transverse occiput/asynclitic position (sideways, tilted head) to normal anterior and his body slid out into my daughter's hands with Daddy helping. My mind is still trying to process how quickly he went from being all the way up there, just barely able to touch the tip of his head, to flying out of me! I told DH I was going to scream right before push two, but I don't know if I did or not.
The relief I felt as soon as he was out is not explainable. I suddenly felt completely normal, as if I could get up and go to work! Zon was over the moon that she was able to help the baby. I think this created trust in our relationship, because I told her she would be there for his birth and I was right. (Remember that she left right before her first brother was born and missed him arriving.) She seemed almost drunk, leaning on my shoulder and talking to the new baby. Ian said his usual, "OH WOW!" Then he happily ran around the pool, splashing. DH managed to get a family photo:
This rapid birth did not make for a calm entrance. Ciarán cried and swung his fists around, quite angry. He had a molded head, something my other children did not really experience. I could already see some swelling and petichia on his face. Poor guy! We found the videocamera in the water (bummer) and DH took a few photos, and then I moved into the bedroom because the water was getting cold. Ciarán latched right on and showed that he was a very strong nurser! He quickly calmed down and spent some time looking into my eyes. I love that alert newborn stage!
|DH cut the limp cord.
Everyone in the room had a perplexed look. We looked at the placenta and it was intact and healthy. He had no answers for me.
|I brought the placenta home for encapsulation and smoothies.
Meanwhile, the nurse IV'd me with some fluids to help with the blood loss and drew a vial to check my blood levels. The doctor injected lidocaine and began stitching me up; it took him about 20 minutes so it wasn't a bad case, but also confirmed my instincts to go in for repairs as opposed to letting it heal on its own. He designated it as a 2nd degree tear.
The nurses were kind as well. The first nurse wanted to dote on me and talk about the baby, and her babies. She said things were really boring due to Superbowl Sunday. So I guess I gave them something to do. The second nurse was even more fun to hang out with; she had 4 babies naturally in the hospital and was considering homeschooling.
After all that blood loss, my levels came back just under a 10. I know that won't show the complete bottom line, but I was happy to see that high of a number at all and will be working on my supply with Floradix, Chlorophyll and BS molasses.
Zon and Ian are both in love with their new brother and have each taken turns tandem nursing with him. I definitely think the commitment to triandem nurse is a huge help. Besides the tear-jerking sibling bonding I've witnessed since he was born, it's just plain convenient to be able to nurse toddlers to sleep, then roll over to spend time with my newborn.
So that is his birth story in a nutshell. He was born on 2-5-12 at 2:20pm, measuring 23 inches long, with a 15 1/8 inch head. He has strawberry blonde, possibly curly hair and little toes like my brother. You can hear his name pronounced here: http://inogolo.com/pronunciation/d1488/Ciar%E1n_Hinds
I once again have so much to be grateful for and so many people to thank. Michelle lent out her birth pool again. Jennifer threw me a Blessingway and both she and Michelle A gave me birthing beads. My mom and siblings were super helpful afterwards, cleaning and babysitting the kiddos.
A supportive community is one of the biggest blessings a pregnant woman can have and I do not take it for granted after my initial experience when announcing his pregnancy. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your positive thoughts, prayers and actions.
|Proud Daddy holding his two intact sons (and the birth pool they both arrived in is in the background).
|I was completely surprised that he weighed over 11lbs. I told my brother to reweigh him! LOL
|First carseat ride!
*Some additional notes, especially for birth junkies*
I want to point out that my tearing is not necessarily something you can attribute to size. I have a small and scarred perineum from a poor suture job; when I was a teen I was mountain biking and bashed my poor bottom along the bike seat. :O I have torn with all 3 of my births, and all 3 were different positions, head sizes and departures. I know many women who have birthed big babies without tearing. So don't give up hope or expect the worst. Fortunately for me, it's an issue that doesn't give me anxiety and I heal quickly.
I also wanted to mention that the decision on after care is up to you...you have as many options as you research, desire and prepare for in your individual birth experience. You could for example, research midwives in your area who can suture at home. You can even look into natural healing remedies such as honey, herbs and seaweed instead of suturing. You could opt for a midwife who carries pitocin and methergine so she can administer it if you begin to bleed. My decision to go to the hospital appealed to me alone based on what I did and did not want to do after the baby was born. I don't want anyone to feel that it's the only option available!


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Make sure you hunt around her site. She is a great example of a cartoonist who first observes lots of interesting things from life, and then applies them to her own unique yet very cartoony style.
These models are all pretty stiff, but are a starting point. This is a step by step procedure. You start drawing with your brain, but aim to draw from the heart. That doesn't happen instantly. You have to first absorb the knowledge slowly and then forget about it and let your pencil be guided by your subconscious. Not easy, and it hurts to go through the stiff period. A lot of lesser men give up during the stiff beginnings of learning something new and that's a dirty shame. Take the pain and shame like a man and get over it. You'll be so happy when your new knowledge becomes second nature. Otherwise you will be stuck, a slave to formula for life and unhappy, maybe even without knowing why. That pain and shame is essential to your progress. Embrace it. Kick the walls if you have to. But get back to the drawing board and force that stiff information into your head. Then lay awake nights obsessing over it. That's your tax for being gifted.
People ask me all the time - "should I study life drawing and will it help my cartoon drawings"? I wish it did more often, but usually it doesn't.
Again, It can if you apply something you learned from it.
Doing caricatures from life, then simplifying them into animateable characters is great for breaking habits and inventing new styles and ideas. But you have to let the subject of the caricature influence you, not the other way around. Don't impose your "style" of caricature upon the model. Or worse, Hirschfeld's. Open your mind and let the specific new information change the way you assume things should look. Otherwise you are looking at the world through thick gauze and missing out on the tons of interesting new information staring you in the face. I wonder how many people understand what I mean by this.Don't throw out your cartoon instincts just because you are taking in some new observations from life. Mix the 2!
I think that the combination of strong cartooniness and conservative but acute observation and caricature from life will make you a better cartoonist. The 2 together add up to something greater than live action or stock animation. It helps you get a style and be extra specific, rather than just follow animation formula.
I'll post some clips later of how each individual animator did his own unique version of my caricature of Bjork. Aaron Springer. Erik Weise. Sanjay Patel. All great cartoonists with their own styles.


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'I'm just going to rest my nose on my elbow for a minute'May 2, 2012 at 9:36 pm | Posted in arthrits, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia, joint pai, fibromyalgia, Me, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) | 3 Comments
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If I had to come up with a list of the top ten things I never thought I'd be saying, that's got to be up there among them!
I had a physio appointment yesterday for my dodgy shoulder – the one the doctor said was RA and would probably need a joint injection. Well … according to the physio it isn't and it won't … and I think she's right. She thinks it's likely to be inflammation relating to a previous episode of joint inflammation which caused the joint capsule to swell, so that the muscles around the glenohumeral joint, the 'rotator cuff', were pushed about a bit and got inflamed as well. The joint problem seems to have died down, leaving the rotator cuff problem zinging away like a good'n, unfortunately.
Apparently one in three people over the age of forty have a rotator cuff problem anyway, nothing to do with RA, so it might not even be linked, but since I've had no injury etc. to exacerbate it, it probably is.
Anyhow, this physio seems to have had prior training as a torturer, although she assured me that she started as a physio straight out of uni last year, but I've got to admit that with her heavy and darned painful massage, ultrasound and various exercises, the shoulder is a whole lot better already today, although she says it will probably take three months to heal completely … and that's if I'm a good penguin and keep remembering to put my nose on my elbow!
Yes, that's one of the bizarre exercises I have to do to stretch the muscles. Stand feet about a foot from a wall, rest my forearm on the wall in front of me with my upper arm at right-angles to the shoulder joint and then … rest my nose on my elbow, for about three minutes a day, but not necessarily all at the same time. It really does stretch those muscles! Looks extremely odd though. I can hardly wait to do it in the office and entertain the junior penguins! (Or perhaps I'll just slink off to the loo and do it there!)
The other main exercise involves lying on the bed with a can of beans and doing a kind of weight-lifting thing. At least having a can of beans by the bed makes it easy it to remember to do the exercise!
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The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, large clumps of white fur balls showed that Lightning had been there.
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care, large clumps of white fur balls showed that Lightning had been there.
Another Christmas has come and gone another is on the way.
I didn't put up a tree this year. I have yet to see Lightning or Hudson walk passed a tree without stopping to mark that they had been there.
I figured a tree standing in water and plugged into a 110 volt outlet might be a little more Christmas cheer than either of the dogs bargained for if they decided to mark that particular spot.
I did buy both of the big white dogs one of those large chew bones that are supposed to last a couple days.
By 10:30 a.m. the bones were gone and the dogs were playing with the plastic packaging the came in. Kind of like when I was a kid and by noon we'd broke most of the toys and we building forts out of the boxes they came in.
With the paper done on an early deadline, and Christmas clean up done by taking the plastic wrappers away from the dogs we decided to take a road trip.
We made a few stops in St. John then headed east to visit family and friends.
The bitter cold didn't seem to bother the dogs much, they spent a good part of the day sleeping in the topper.
Lightning made one appearance when we stopped at the ex-wife's to visit my daughter.
A minor meltdown in the oven set the smoke detector off and while doors were open airing the place out Lightning invited himself in to ask if that beeping meant dinner was ready.
Her husband called up from the basement asking the same thing.
We took the I-70 route partway home and all the blinking lights on the wind generators looked light one wide spread Christmas display.
It was a pretty laid back Christmas this year, but getting home to no piles of wrapping paper, decorations to take down and dishes to do, maybe no tree and buying presents you can eat isn't such a bad way to celebrate the day.
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Obituaries: Alfred Brenner (1916-2011); Lyman Hallowell (1915-2011)
August 23, 2011
Albert Brenner, an episodic television writer with a relatively sparse but impressive resume, died on July 17 at the age of 95.
Brenner won an Emmy early on, for a relatively inconsequential work, an episode of the half-hour filmed anthology Alcoa Theatre. Titled "Eddie," Brenner's teleplay was impressive, but it was also a rewrite (for which he shared credit) of a British television original by future filmmaker Ken Hughes. "Eddie" was a one-man show about a small-time loser (Mickey Rooney) who, armed only with the phone in his squalid room, tries to round up the cash he needs to pay off a bookie who will otherwise kill him. If the premise and the casting sound familiar, it's because Rod Serling's much better-known Twilight Zone episode "The Last Night of a Jockey," also starring Rooney as similar character, so closely duplicates them that the delicate charge of plagiarism floats uneasily to mind. William Froug produced both shows, although as far as I know neither Brenner nor Screen Gems (the corporate owners of "Eddie") filed suit.
Brenner's originals are more interesting but harder to see. He began as a busy live anthology dramatist in New York, with credits on most of the majors: Studio One, The United States Steel Hour, Kraft Television Theatre, Justice, Appointment With Adventure, Armstrong Circle Theatre. Very few of these are archived, although UCLA and the Paley Center both have a late Brenner-scripted Kraft, "Angry Angel." UCLA's on-line catalog summaries the 1958 broadcast thusly: "Drama of an emotionally disturbed teenaged girl and her lonely fight against a hostile world of adults. Based on cases handled by the Hawthorne Cedar Knolls School, a non-sectarian institution in Hawthorne, New York run by the Jewish Board of Guardians." Lynn Loring played the title role.
"I was willing to stay there forever," Brenner said of New York when I interviewed him, but the television industry wasn't. Brenner relocated to Los Angeles around 1959, possibly to rewrite what became his only feature credit, the tough Phil Karlson-directed thriller Key Witness (sharing credit with Sidney Michaels, an occasional television scribe who died in May). Brenner wrote for One Step Beyond, Ben Casey, The New Breed, The Nurses, The Dick Powell Show, The Long Hot Summer, Felony Squad, The Bold Ones, Mannix, and McMillan and Wife, rarely racking up more than one or two credits on each show. His only Checkmate, "Kill the Sound," offers the oddball teaming of guest star Sid Caesar (as a neurotic, obnoxious disc jockey) and director James Wong Howe; but my favorite from that period is Brenner's lone Arrest and Trial, "Journey Into Darkness," a rewrite of Crime and Punishment with Roddy McDowall doing Raskolnikov.
Brenner's most lasting association with a series was with The Eleventh Hour, a generously-budgeted, well-cast drama about psychiatrists that spun off of Dr. Kildare in 1962. The shows themselves remain maddeningly elusive – lasting only two seasons, with a major cast change in the middle, Eleventh Hour was destined for a future in the MGM vaults instead of syndication – and I was able to verify some of his credits only by rummaging through Brenner's own collection of scripts. "The Blues My Baby Gave Me" (Inger Stevens with post-partum depression), "Like a Diamond in the Sky" (Julie London as a thinly-disguised Marilyn Monroe), and "Everybody Knows You Left Me" (Dina Merrill and Charles Drake, unhappily married) are all his, and probably some other episodes that went out with titles other than his own.
I wasn't surprised that Brenner made it to 95. When I visited him in 2005, he was a mere 88, and so busy writing that he wouldn't confirm our appointment until an hour beforehand. When I arrived, I found a mint 1958 Porsche in his Pacific Palisades driveway. Yes, of course he still drove it, Brenner told me. A tiny man, he seemed a perfect fit for the low-slung car. I was hoping we might take it out for a spin, but all we did was talk of old TV shows.
Lyman Hallowell, a prolific editor on several important television dramas, died on July 11 at the age of 96. I knew Hallowell slightly and was informed of his death in a recent e-mail from his nephew.
Hallowell's Internet Movie Database entry currently lists exactly two features – Jacktown (1962) and the David Durston's cult item I Drink Your Blood (1970), both New York-based exploitation flicks – and two television episodes. That's a powerful testament to the dimness of the light that the IMDb shines into certain corners of our cultural history. For Hallowell edited thirteen episodes of The Defenders and at least fifteen episodes of N.Y.P.D. (both produced by our friend Bob Markell), as well as many segments of the other filmed dramas generated by Herbert Brodkin's Plautus Productions: Brenner, The Nurses, For the People, and Coronet Blue. The primary editors on The Defenders were Sidney Katz and Arline Garson, who brought in Murray Solomon and Hallowell as the Plautus workload increased. On N.Y.P.D., he basically alternated episodes with Garson.
I don't know what else remains unreported about Hallowell's career – possibly a lot of work in New York-lensed commercials, industrials, and soap operas, or uncredited work as an assistant editor or sound editor. He spent a number of years in Los Angeles, employed in the editing department at Twentieth-Century Fox, where he worked on features directed by Elia Kazan and Joshua Logan. In 1955 or 1956, Hallowell moved to New York to work as an assistant editor for MKR Films, an all-purpose film editing firm founded by three heavyweights: Gene Milford (who won an Oscar for editing On the Waterfront), Sidney Katz, and Ralph Rosenblum (later Woody Allen's chief editor).
I'm surprised that an obituary for Hallowell hasn't emerged, because in 2008 he made the news as half of one of the first same-sex couples to marry legally in California. He and his partner, John Dapper, were honored that year in the San Diego Pride parade. Hallowell met Dapper (an art director who worked on Dark Shadows) in Los Angeles in 1945, when both were staffers at Fox (Hallowell worked on films for Elia Kazan and Joshua Logan there). They remained together for over 65 years. There's a short film about the pair that's making the rounds of LGBT festivals, and Hallowell was well enough to attend several of those screenings before he passed away.
Lyman Hallowell (left) and John Dapper. (Via Gay San Diego)
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August 23, 2011 at 6:32 am
Its the Cop Dramas that began in movies in the 1970s, that undermined the Liberal Dream.
Remember all those sympathetic dramas of the fifties and sixties. Even Lost in Space felt
sorry for the evil Dr. Smith. I didn't figure out right away that Dr. Smith was a cosmic joke
and comment on the weeniness of television drama of the fifties and sixties, until I got to thinking
about him many decades later. The writers of these things had poured straight out of the Red Scare.
The writer of the first Tom Tryon movie, I Married a Monster from Outer Space, was himself a
communist from outer space. There were commies everywhere and TV shows often had a
ludicrous side that wags in the audience could spot and laugh at. I led Three Lives, the story
of commie Herbert Philbrick, played by Richard Carlson, was clearly the work of a fifth columnist
who worked directly for Gus Hall and the Daily Worker. The stuff on television now is so Nazi
its impossible to identify with these creeps. Hawaii Five O, the modern incarnation, is filled with
heavies playing leads, like the misshapen son of James Caan, who has no business in the acting
field. Where is the Paul Burke of Naked City who could find the innocent side
of anyone who got hauled into the precinct? A confrontation between he and the evil Javerts-like
Lieutenant Girard of the Fugitive, would have been a fit subject for a Serling written hour long
Twilight Zone in the city of 8 million. The Serling documentary on PBS, which transformed Serling's
life story into telling episodes from his writing on the show was so ludicrously funny that I have to go
back and have another look each year. Serling visits an episode with a variation on the merry go
round going out of control scene from Hitchcock's Strangers on a Train. The doom voiced narrator
limning Serling on the show summons the scene where Gig Young tries to confront his earlier self in the
little town he came from. Instead he finds his own father blocking his path: "Don't get in his way, you
have to let him live his own life!" says Dad. Gig protests, "the Shore Patrol, the Shore Patrol, I am the
f**king shore patrol!" Suddenly Ramses appears, "Go from me Moses, for if you stay you will surely
die!" I thought I hated old TV until I got a look at Righty Gary Sinise reading his robot-like lines on one
of the awful CSI shows, while gearing up for another patriotically gorey memorial day weekend singalong
on PBS. How did this Steppenwolf theater veteran fall so low? When Larry Fishburne was thrown into the
horrible CSI TV dustbin, I prayed for him, and lo, he rose again on the third day, to appear once more in
feature work! God Bless you Larry Fishburne!
August 23, 2011 at 6:36 am
If I could just see two episodes of East Side, West Side, with George C. Scott playing the chief social worker, I could be restored to my former self.
September 10, 2011 at 3:03 am
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Prasat Preah Vihear (ព្រះវិហារ) is a Khmer (Cambodian) temple stunningly situated atop a 525-metre cliff in the Dângrêk Mountains in Cambodia, right across the border of Si Saket and Kantharalak in northeastern Thailand. It is also the name of the surrounding province.
Preah Vihear is perched on a hilltop with a commanding view of its surroundings. Predating Angkor Wat by 100 years, the history of the temple/fortress is somewhat unclear, but it is known to be dedicated to the god Shiva and thought to have been constructed in the reign of Suryavarman I (1002-50), with further significant additions by Suryavarman II (1113-50). Unlike most Khmer temples, the temple is constructed on a long north-south axis, instead of the usual rectangular plan facing east.
Though easily accessible from present-day Thailand, and for some years occupied by that country, the temple was nonetheless claimed by Cambodia on the basis of a map prepared during French colonial times. In 1959 Cambodia brought the dispute to the International Court of Justice, which in 1962 ruled that, because Thailand had for years accepted this map, Cambodia had sovereignty over Preah Vihear. Soon afterwards Cambodia was plunged into civil war. The temple remained open to the public from Thailand (although unreachable from Cambodia) until 1975, when it was occupied by the Khmer Rouge, whose rusting artillery guns still litter the area. It re-opened from the Thai side in 1998, and in 2003 Cambodia completed the construction of a long-awaited access road allowing Cambodians to visit the temple. In 2008, after a contentious nomination process, the temple was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Get in
While the temple is located in Cambodia, access to the temple is possible from Thailand as well, with no Cambodian visa required.
From Thailand
The nearest significant Thai town is Ubon Ratchathani. The temple is at the end of Route 221, but public transport options are limited and the easiest option is to charter a car for the day (1000 baht and up, plus gas). The roads are surprisingly good and, depending on how hard your driver hits the gas pedal and/or how many water buffaloes decide to cross the road along the way, you can get there from Ubon in an hour and a half.
If this is out of your budget, the nearest town of any size is Kantharalak, which can be accessed by frequent public bus in 2 hours or so from the nearby towns of Ubon Ratchathani and Si Saket. For the last leg of the trip (34 km), however, you will have to hitchhike or charter a songthaew/tuk-tuk/moto taxi.
At the entry gate into Khao Phra Wiharn National Park, you will have to pay a 200 baht entry fee (Thais 20 baht); note that the park is open only from 08:00 to 15:30. The road ends at a large parking lot, the final leg (less than a kilometre) into Cambodian territory you will have to cover on foot. At the Thai immigration post you'll be charged an additional 5 baht for a second ticket, and you'll also have to show your passport - they'll take a photocopy, but no stamps are issued and no visas are needed. After the road ends, walk over the smooth rock surface to the entry gate and pay another 200 baht fee (this one to enter Cambodia) and get your ticket punched, and now you can proceed to the ruins.
How to get there: From Bangkok, use Hwy 1 (Pahol Yothin Rd) turn right at Saraburi into Hwy 2 (Mitraphap Rd). At Amphoe Si Khew, turn right into Hwy 24, and travel via Amphoe Pak Thongchai, Sangka, and Ku Khan. Turn right into Hwy 221, and head to Amphoe Kantaralak and keep going to the park.
From Ubon Ratchathani, use Hwy 2178 and 221 via Amphoe Varin Chamrap, Samrong, Benjalak, and Kantaralak to the park.
From Cambodia
A packed laterite access road from Siem Reap via Anlong Veng, a distance of over 200 km, was completed in 2003. The road from Siem Reap to Anlong Veng has recently been fully paved, and most of the road from Anlong Veng to Preah Vihear has been paved, with an approximately 20 km stretch remaining a dirt road but in the process of being paved. While a 4x4 is not necessary to make it to the base of the hill on which Preah Vihear is located, a 4x4 or moto will be required to scale the steep road going up the hill.
Dancing Roads [1] regularly arranges multi-day bike trips from Phnom Penh to Preah Vihear.
You can also reach the place on a three day motorbike trip from Kompong Thom.
As of June 2010, Preah Vihear could only be accessed by going through a Cambodian military base. While the temple can be accessed by tourists, you should bring both a native Cambodian guide and small denominations of Cambodian Riel for "gifts" to soldiers and their families. In addition, while there is no official entrance fee, to scale the road leading to the temple, you may be required to give gifts to military closing off the road. As of March 2012, Preah Vihear could only be accessed by bying ticket for 5 USD by tickets office downhill. For this you get motorbike with driver, who brings you uphill to temple for couple of hours. No gifts required for soldiers.
Get around
The only way to get around is on foot. The 500 m elevation and the resulting breeze provide some relief, but it's still a hot and sticky 120 m (vertical) up the hill.
From the Cambodian side, you can hire a motorbike-taxi to take you up the steep ascent to the foot of the temple, but you'll still have to climb up the stairs yourself.
The Thai and Cambodian paths join together at the bottom of the slope (lower end of the adjacent map), and from here the only way is up.
There are several other minor sights in the area, accessible only from the Thai side:
There are ramshackle assemblages of shacks at both the Thai parking lot and the Cambodian base of the hill, as well as all the way along the path up the hill in the temple area itself. These sell not only the expected T-shirts, postcards and cans of Pepsi, but premium cognac and cigarettes by the carton as well: it's tax-free shopping for the Thais! As foreign visitors are few, expected to be besieged by little boys and girls shouting "Hello" and hawking postcards, but they usually take the hint after a couple of "bye-byes".
Places to eat are rarer on the ground than drink stalls, although there are some pretty basic grill stalls towards the end of the Thai parking lot shopping shacks.
For more selection and a semblance of hygiene, there are a number of roadside restaurants on the Thai side before the park entrance, along the road from Kantharalak.
Drink stalls are ubiquitous along the trail.
There are only very basic accommodation options in the immediate vicinity.
Cambodia: the village at the foot of the mountain provides two or three very basic "guesthouses" in simple wooden shacks. There is also a wooden, very basic guest house (shower and toilet outside) at the bottom of the steps, where the locals live. Shower is from a barrel of rain water and a bucket. Very, very basic but very clean. Electricity from 18:00 to 22:00.
Thailand: the nearest place with a variety of accommodation is the town of Kantharalak (approx. 30 km), which is also the nearest place with direct bus services to Bangkok, Si Saket, Ubon Ratchathani, etc.
More distant Thai-side possibilities are the towns of Si Saket (approx. 95 km, and nearest train station), and Khu Khan (approx. 95 km, and most convenient place to stay near the border if travelling to/from Anlong Veng); and the city of Ubon Ratchathani (approx 120 km) - however, the most direct access to all these places is via Kantharalak.
If you have your own equipment, there is a campground in the Khao Phra Wiharn National Park. Call the Department of National Park, Wildlife, and Plant Life [2] at +66-2-562-0760.
Stay safe
Preah Vihear is the subject of a long-running territorial dispute between Thailand and Cambodia, and several soldiers on both sides were killed in clashes in 2008, 2009 & 2011. Both sides are trying to work out a diplomatic solution.
Land mines remain a real danger in the area, although the temple itself and the access paths have been painstakingly cleared by the HALO Trust. Stay on the beaten path, don't venture into any vegetation which has not been cleared recently, and heed the red warning signs, painted rocks and strings marking the limits of the demined area.
The cliffs are steep and no provisions are made to protect you from your own carelessness. Keep a very close eye on children.
The provincial government can be reached at tel. +66 64 393 940.
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