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Barefoot World Atlas puts the world at your children's fingertips! With this incredible app, anyone can fly around the magical, interactive 3D globe and discover the rich wonders of our planet.
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It's never been easier to explore the world's continents, great oceans and changing environments. As you travel from country to country, you'll meet different people from around the planet and find out about their way of life. With the tap of a finger, you can encounter amazing wildlife, and discover famous landmarks, fantastic natural features and remarkable buildings.
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On Crossing Borders….
Feb 28
In In The Field at 4:40am
I have to imagine that one common thing we share as photogs is an innate fear of crossing borders with gear. It probably expresses itself differently for everyone. Maybe it's tightness in the chest, or the icy tentacles of dread reaching down into your guts, making you seek out the first bathroom you see after your passport is stamped, or the forced smile and mildly overblown effusiveness of our greeting. "Hi officer, how are you today? Just look at my smiling, innocent face. I couldn't possibly have a live animal in my suitcase, so no need to go looking!"
Most of the customs folks I've ever met are quite decent, and they do an important job. (I travel so much I know some of the crew at Kennedy Airport.) They certainly face off with a onslaught of exhausted travelers, trying to get somewhere, scurrying to make a connection, and are just one question shy of getting surly about the whole deal. It is, after all, a border, a crossing. Everybody on both sides most likely wishes it could be easier.
We do carnets, all the time, for our gear. It's like a visa for your equipment, and most of the time, it's a magic carpet. The officer checks a few things, random, signs off, and you're on your way. But you have to be careful with those, too. I traveled by myself to Moscow once, with eleven cases of stuff, and I had one number—one number—wrong on my carnet, and it was all confiscated. Everything. I left the airport without a shred of gear. Took a couple days, and the efforts of my fixer, and some, uh, carefully administered dollars to retrieve it.
I shipped 47 cases of gear once to Chile, to photograph telescopes. That was comparatively easy, actually. I think they looked at this mountain of battered cases that surprisingly got burped out of the baggage belt and just gave up.
Once, I made my way from Rwanda once to Uganda, and went through three checkpoints, and at the last, the guards took all my stuff, including my clothes, and threw it out of the trunk onto the ground. I had hidden my medium format shot film inside the cavernous cavities of my 6×17 pano cameras, and the rest of my shot film was wrapped inside a plastic bag filled with really funky, unwashed clothing, so my film made it. That was thing about the film days. After shooting for a couple weeks on a job, that shot film became much more valuable to you than any lens or camera, and it was not easy to hide or store 60 or 70 rolls of medium format film. Here, take the gear! Just leave me my film.
On another occasion, again leaving Rwanda into the Congo, the border guard didn't bother with my passport, and simply said, "Avez vous quelque chose pour moi?" Uh, why yes, young man, have you met Andrew Jackson?"
Traveling from Ingushetia to Grozny, my intrepid fixer, Igor, who happened to be the freelance correspondent for the Russian edition of Playboy, took a bunch of copies of the magazine and threw them on the visor of the rental car. When going through a checkpoint, the first thing the young Russian conscript would see would be a lovely lady, hi-beaming him through the windshield.
"Can I have magazine?"
"Sure, can we go?" Sure! And onward we'd roll.
I recently made another trip to Canada, which is a place I've done a lot of work, and love to go to. I've taught up there, shots jobs all over the country, and once did a huge commercial job for Fedex right on the border, north of Seattle. For whatever reason, though, no matter how much I've done the transit, the US-Canada border remains the most difficult, nerve-wracking crossing I have ever made. Now, it must sound ridiculous for an American to complain about anybody's border formalities, as we have a reputation for being a mite prickly ourselves, but sometimes going into Canada can have its moments. (I wonder sometimes if it's like we get tough on people for a while, so they correspondingly ratchet things up? Dunno.)
On my first transit in, I really should have had a work permit. I was doing not just lectures, but also seminars, and the officer explained that was "providing a service," and thus required a work permit.
She was quite nice, and told me her range of options included sending me home. But, she opted to allow me to purchase a one-time work permit, right then and there. Took some time, as she made calls to check me out, during which time my cell phone was quarantined, but it got done, and I was thankful. Paid the fee, got the documents, and was on my way. Took a two and half hours, but I crossed the border.
I thought my troubles were behind me, but I did have to bounce from Vancouver to Washington DC for LIFE job, and then back to Van. She assured me I was good to go, as the dates on the work permit extended through my return trip.
Having been thus stamped and approved, on my return, I approached the customs podium with confidence. The officer noted my work docs and said those papers should answer all his questions.
Actually, just the opposite happened. The work permit was apparently confusing to him, it unleashed a barrage of queries, the first of which was, "Do I have a criminal record?"
Now, I've done some criminally stupid things on jobs, with a camera in my hands, but I've never been arrested. He seemed dubious, and asked again. "No," I replied. He changed tactics, asking if I had ever been "in trouble in Canada." I did teach a Kelby seminar in Vancouver one day with a case of food poisoning, but I didn't think that was the vein of trouble he was potentially mining, so I again, replied in the negative.
He was pretty relentless, and brought my docs to two other officers to confer about them, and me, I imagine. I was feely poorly, as it was after midnight, and I was an unshaved, scruffy mess. I mean, I would not have let me into Canada simply based on aesthetic considerations.
He took a red magic marker and began to furiously scrawl on my immigration form. He was really bearing down, so much so I grew wide eyed and tried to look over his counter on tiptoes. I saw that my document had basically become a fourth grade art project, featuring large, looming letters, mixed in with perhaps an exclamation point or two. He handed it over to me and told me to move on, but said that "We're going to continue to check you out."
I replied, "No worries, officer," in downright cheery fashion. I have found it does no good to get cranky in these scenarios. You are absolutely under the control of the customs officer at hand. You can neither go back, nor go forward, without their blessing. So, if you are encountering someone who is determined to "continue to check you out," so be it. All you can do is be calm, and honest.
I approached the secondary checkpoint with a document that was now glowing. I might as well have dressed in a threadbare, tattered, stained smock, hung a "LEPER" sign around my neck and started chanting, "Bring out your dead, bring out your dead." The officer at that point directed me to Area B. On my first entry a week previous, I got Area A, so I felt a little uneasy about this. Had I been downgraded? Or was Area B where the real serious miscreants end up? I envisioned myself perhaps being sentenced to forced labor at a Molson's factory, or being locked in a room and forced to watch endless repeats of Team Canada's victory over the US hockey team in Sochi. I was worried.
But then another customs officer approached me, and he was quite friendly. He looked at me and said, "You're Joe McNally, right?" I said yes, though at that point I thought I was thinking of trying to pass myself off as Moose Peterson. He said, "I've got your books." That gave me the sense my evening was about to get better, unless of course he hated TTL.
But we had a good chat, and he disappeared for a short bit and told me I was okay to go. Adventures at the border!
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62 Responses to "On Crossing Borders…."
Dave Benson says:
on March 5, 2014 at 4:41 pm
on behalf of all Canadians… sorry… they have actually begun a reality TV Show called Border Security… maybe you will be a future episode… on behalf of all Canadians… sorry… when you have a moment…,perhaps check out David duChemin's attempt to cross into USA about 2 years ago…
Steve McEnroe says:
on March 6, 2014 at 8:51 pm
How was it coming home from Canada. In my hunting and fishing ventures across the border, it has always been the U.S. border agents who are the real pains in the rear. The Canadians greet you friendly while your own country treats you like a criminal.
Steve McEnroe says:
on March 6, 2014 at 8:54 pm
Also, on trips to France, Italy and Turkey with my photo gear, I have never had problems, though I travel with only a couple of cameras and lenses, plus my laptop as a tourist.
ron says:
on March 7, 2014 at 6:11 pm
Joe- I love your this story and have learned a lot from you too. thank you.
Bojan says:
on March 10, 2014 at 9:49 pm
Hahahaha, "sentenced to forced labor at a Molson's factory" . There is one just down the street from me. I'd come visit you. Awesome read Joe!
Kushal Das says:
on March 14, 2014 at 3:13 am
Getting into US is always a story for me. Still now in last 10 months I went in 3 times and mostly people gave strange looks if I was on street with a Camera. Only Charleston SC was very friendly to cameras.
In that same trip I had to explain the differences between my Android phone and the iPhone for 10 minutes to the officer in charge to cross the border.
Oliver says:
on March 16, 2014 at 1:26 pm
Traveling from Europe to the US, I got somewhat used to the US immigration and this never was a problem for me.
While staying in NY for a visit of Niagara Falls over the weekend, I planned on getting a look at the Falls from the Canadian side and then venture out for a very short trip to Toronto.
My experience with US immigration left me a bit unprepared for what was probably the most thorough immigration interview I ever had.
The immigration officer was a stunning blonde woman, and I guess she had to make a point that her gorgeous looks wouldn't interfere with her professionalism… point taken.
I agree with you: while being checked out on the border, be friendly and honest – a recipe for success.
Fabiano Silva says:
on March 25, 2014 at 11:04 pm
Some stories in the comments are funny, other very scary…
IBCBET says:
on March 28, 2014 at 3:32 am
SBOBET says:
on March 28, 2014 at 3:34 am
Shavonne says:
on April 2, 2014 at 1:13 pm
My gosh now I'm scared to travel with my gear…


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Renowned heart doctor talks about cardiac intervention surgery
The College of Health Sciences and the Department of Physical Therapy at Misericordia University recently presented Alfred Stanley Casale, M.D., associate chief medical officer for Geisinger Health System, co-director of the Geisinger Heart Institute, and chair of cardiothoracic surgery, for a guest lecture on cardiac intervention surgery in Lemmond Theater in Walsh Hall.
Misericordia University graduates more students from the health and medical science programs than any other college or university in northeastern Pennsylvania. MU features bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in medical imaging, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, physician assistant studies, pre-medicine, sonography, and speech-language pathology,
Dr. Casale joined Geisinger in 2001 as the director of cardiothoracic surgery at the Richard and Marion Pearsall Heart Hospital at Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center. He graduated from Johns Hopkins with a Bachelor of Arts in human biology and then earned his Doctor of Medicine from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
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The College of Health Sciences and the Department of Physical Therapy at Misericordia University presented a special lecture by Alfred Stanley Casale, M.D., of Geisinger Health System. After the presentation, several students and faculty, first row from left, Leah Kaiser, Dallas, Pa.; Lauren Paulshock, Freeland, Pa.; Kara Munley, Kingston, Pa.; Caitlin Day, Oak Hill, Va., and Laurie Brogan, assistant professor of physical therapy at Misericordia University; second row, Don Squire, East Northport, N.Y.; Timothy Bullis, Dushore, Pa.; Dr. Alfred Casale, M.D., and Tyler Hess, McClure, Pa., posed for a picture with Dr. Casale.


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As Jacksonville observes Victims' Rights Week, some people in the community who work to help victims were honored Tuesday afternoon.
The Mayor's Victim Assistance Advisory Council presented its annual awards to a number of victim advocates, including those from law enforcement and the judiciary.
Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Officer Ike Brown Sr. received the Lifetime Achievement Award. During his long career with JSO, he's worked to fight crime, but he became a crime victim himself in 2002, when his son was murdered in a robbery.
The killer is now spending life in prison, and Brown has been visiting him as he tries to now have a positive impact on the lives of others.
"I'm very grateful for the young man who, although he murdered my son, he's taken time to speak to other kids and to other youth out there about choices and consequences," Brown said. "And it's just important that you think before you act, because once you act, sometimes its too late."
A member of the Channel 4 team was the media award honoree at this year's luncheon. Organizers singled out Assignment Manager Frank Powers for the work he does in helping to report crimes and telling the stories of the victims to bring justice and peace to their families.
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Residing in Vancouver, the Pack a.d. draw a stark contrast from their Canadian musical brethren. Where most exports from our northern neighbor are of the carefully manicured pop variety (cf. New Pornographers, Destroyer and Broken Social Scene) the Pack a.d. delivers brash, visceral, blues-inflected ... More >>
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Jon GitchoffCory Chisel at LouFest. More photos from day two here."You guys like sad songs in the sunshine, right?" Cory Chisel asked the crowd before beginning "So Wrong For Me," three songs into the Wandering Sons' late-afternoon set. The song was quiet and acoustic, and it only became swee ... More >>
Metric is finally coming back to St. Louis.Later today, I'll be trekking out to Maryland Heights for Lilith Fair. Expect photos and a recap tomorrow. In the meantime, please check out our interview with Metric's Emily Haines -- and some outtakes below. Snag Metric's Daytrotter session right h ... More >>
Blue Rodeo, basking in the sunCanadian rockers Blue Rodeo are playing at Blueberry Hill's Duck Room tonight as part of Twangfest. Magnolia Summer, These United States and Ray Wylie Hubbard are also on the bill. The show starts at 8 p.m. and it's $20. BR hasn't been in St. Louis for many moons ... More >>
Freelance WhalesIf not an outright winner, Freelance Whales is certainly a contender for indiest of indie rock bands at this very moment. (That statement is purposefully ambiguous, or meaningless.) Last night at a surprisingly populated Off Broadway, the launchpad excitement for its first vis ... More >>
Diana BenantiGet yr vinyl on at Phono-Mode, St. Louis' brand-spankin'-new record store on Cherokee Street. Attention vinyl devotees and converts: There's a new place in town to get your 180 grams and 45s. Phono-Mode opened on Cherokee Street in April, and it's the only all-vinyl store in St. ... More >>
Hating on South By Southwest is too easy. Just look around: Shit-faced lawyers waxing bizness gobbledygook to shit-faced salesmen of exercise bikes, members of psych-metal bands (probably called Red Octopus or Purple Cobra) barely remaining vertical for all their unbathed rock studiousness, the endl ... More >>
Big Star's shadow is looming large at this year's SXSW.The text that Alex Chilton had died came through just before midnight on the first full day of South By Southwest 2010 in Austin. I was on my way to the sleeze-and-cheese-and-bathroom-cologne club Prague to see the anti-Alex, Billy Bragg, ... More >>
At its best, the Montreal-based indie rockers Stars are cute, catchy, and eloquent. At its worst, Stars are redundant, boring and shallow. I've felt that way about the band's albums since I first dropped Set Yourself on Fire into my CD player in 2004. Slide Show Stars' performance last night at ... More >>
With a new four-CD retrospective, Rhino Records captures the agony and ecstasy of the golden age of Modern English rock.
The coolest guy you know named Glenn finds Lost Tracks.
St. Louis bands make a fine showing at Austin's annual indie-rock spring break.
Metric unleashes its inner Sonic Youth on an incendiary new CD
Our critics weigh in on a questionable year�s best music
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Aaand, so it continues – The BINTM auditions stage this week reached Dublin and Manchester, which provided a whole host of opportunities for wannabe models to embarrass themselves, mainly by donning ludicrous poses (above and below) as well as the worst carpet we have ever ever seen on the floor of the Dublin audition room (above, top right.)
But what have we learned this week? Hmm? Well, this much is clear:
Grace and Julien's personality swap continues apace. Whilst Grace behaves in an increasingly shrewish manner towards the contestants, hurling waspish put-downs at them as if they were poorly baked buns in a cookery competition, Julien's new mega-barnett seems to have softened him to the extent that he now runs after people, and gives them hugs, and smiles and laughs and EVERYTHING. Even Elle said this week that she liked him. In denim.
Dublin, first up this week, was 'bleak and melancholic (and beautiful)' according to Elle, though this didn't encourage her to remove her sunglasses at any point. 'I can't see any girls' she shrieked as she clomped through a shopping centre. Grazia Daily, of course, shouted 'THAT'S because you're wearing dark glasses you utter numpty', but Ms Macpherson chose to ignore us.
We got a 'Smize'. Finally bowing to public pressure after a whole smize-free sixth season, Elle finally asked one of the girls to 'smile with her eyes' before conceding that she was 'going to do a Tyra' and saying the S-word. Julien, Grace and Charley cheered, champagne corks popped across the land, and Elle looked mortified. And cross. Really quite cross.
The most cringe-making moment in all of the world ever came towards the end of the show when Tanya from Manchester, powered by a terrifying combination of blind self-confidence and a sob story, was rejected by the judges before returning to the audition room in order to 'demand answers' as to why she didn't get through. Grazia Daily, at this point, hid behind the sofa, as it became ever clearer that there is no way on earth to tell someone they're a little bit fugly.
Finally, was it just us, or did anyone else think the chemistry between little Ronan Keating and his wife Yvonne was VERY weird? Maybe it was the fact that he was so brimming with ideas when Elle asked for suggestions as to where she could find pretty young girls. WHO knows what it was about.
Next week: BOOT CAMP! It's gonna be immense.