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Published: Thursday, May 28, 2009The Pacific Coast of the Americas was settled starting about 15,000 years ago during the last glacial retreat by seafaring peoples following a "kelp highway" rich in marine resources, a noted professor of anthropology theorized Wednesday.
Jon Erlandson, director of the Museum of Natural and Cultural History at the University of Oregon, suggested that especially productive "sweet spots," such as the estuaries of B.C.'s Fraser and Stikine rivers, served as corridors by which people settled the Interior of the province.
Erlandson said in an interview these migrating peoples were already sophisticated in harvesting from the sea and would have worked their way down the coast in search of new sites.
"I think as much as anything it was an exploratory urge," he said at an international conference on the history of marine mammals at the University of B.C. "Populations were gradually growing and people kept moving. What's around the next bend? If there were no people there, it must have been a really powerful draw to keep exploring."
The kelp highway theory runs up against the long-held belief that the first humans entered the Americas on a land bridge that spanned the Bering Strait.
Erlandson said the kelp highway represented a diverse ecosystem and would have extended from what is today Japan past Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula and Alaska's Aleutian Islands all the way down the west coast of North America to Mexico's Baja peninsula and then continuing again in the waters off Peru, Ecuador, and Chile in South America.
"These kelp forests would have provided a migration corridor near shore with no major barriers," he said. "It would have been a very similar ecological zone to follow and a rich one."
It's hard to know what kind of vessels carried these early seafarers, although dugouts (perhaps carved from driftwood) and skin boats are possible, he said.
The world's first evidence of human harvesting of marine life is found at Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania dated to about 2.3 million years ago. Simple shoreline ponds were likely employed to catch fish.
The first evidence of sophisticated fishing technology dates back 90,000 years to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, formerly Zaire, where harpoons were crafted from stone points with bone barbs to catch Nile perch.
Evidence of seaweed recovered from hearths at the Monte Verde II archeological site in southern Chile has been dated to about 14,000 years ago.
The first seafarers would have over-exploited resources initially amidst a windfall of marine life, but over time would have learned to live sustainably off the ocean, Erlandson said.
"There is a general human tendency, when you come into great abundance, to waste it. In B.C, in California and other parts of the world there is evidence early they did impact resources.
"But I think they learned lessons from it, just as we're trying to learn lessons from the overfishing of recent decades."
Of aboriginal involvement in the elimination of sea otters from B.C.'s West Coast during the European fur trade starting in the late 1700s, he said: "That was part of a globalized economy, a cash economy that was fundamentally different."


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As of Thursday, Feb 7, we will be merging Mt. Airy and Chestnut Hill Patch in an effort to strengthen our coverage of both communities.
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February 01, 2013 at 01:45 PM
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This a great idea. Change is scary but this is a great move and it will benefit both communities.
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Does this mean you'll stop posting headlines about crimes occurring in Germantown and other NW neighborhoods on the new CH-Mt. Airy Patch? If not, perhaps you should get it over with and just consolidate all of them into one website instead of posting the same irrelevant stories across the whole platform. This website does CH a lot of harm by posting all sorts of non-related events on the the CH Patch's front page, causing the casual non-resident or prospective resident to think our neighborhood is crime-ridden or something it really isn't.
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As a resident of Chestnut Hill I think the merger is a great idea ! Gives me a chance to see what's happening in Mt. Airy, and also retail deals with the commercial growth. I, and many other shoppers have been forgotten by the retailers with the parking situation in Chestnut Hill, and won't put up with it !!
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February 03, 2013 at 07:34 PM
I don't think your coverage could possibly be any stronger, Nate Adams. I especially appreciate your current anchor story on both sites. It's so valuable for me to be able to compare approximately 3,000-square-foot homes from across the country. Whether you're a resident of Chestnut Hill or Mt. Airy, that's the kind of on-the-ground local reporting that keeps you coming back.
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Your neighborhood Center for Enrichment, located geographically in Chestnut Hill but drawing its "50 & better" members from all of northwest Philadelphia and nearby Montgomery County communities, thinks this is a good idea. There is already much overlap between the two (Mt. Airy and Chestnut Hill). Now if only the news of far-flung Main Line neighborhoods would stop appearing on our pages as though it was happening here.
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Championship Weekend capped a great 2013 MLL season. We saw upsets, we saw records broken and we saw the Chesapeake Bayhawks capture their fifth title in club history sparking several talks of "Dynasty".
After each of the three games we asked coaches and players to give us some of their immediate thoughts on the game just played. Here is an account of the weekend in the words of the coaches and players.
The weekend started with the Charlotte Hounds upsetting the undefeated Denver Outlaws 17-14 to advance to the Championship Game.
When asked about the keys to the game Charlotte coach Mike Cerino had this to say:
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With 15 out of their 28 shots on frame making it into the net and with Geoff Snider winning 22 of 32 faceoffs, we think that they accomplished what they were trying to do.
Denver's Coach Jim Stagnitta after the loss was asked what his thoughts were.
"We didn't play well," Stagnitta said. "Bad day not to play well. We started out tentative, we made every mistake you could possibly make, in the first half, everywhere from shot selection, to substitutions, to just basic fundamental mistakes and we dug ourselves a hole against a pretty powerful team."
The general consensus among the Hounds players was that good teamwork is what helped them win.
Hounds captain Matt Danowski said, "We played great fundamentally in the first half. Faceoff men did a great job and defensively we played great. Guys stepped up, we're a team that everyone gets involved in. It's not a one man show. Everyone just gets one or two [goals]."
"Team effort. It's all team effort," said defender Ryan Flanagan. "You look at all our guys, every one of them does a little bit. We don't lean on any one player; we don't ask any one guy to shut one guy down."
Denver did have some positives to take away though. Rookie Eric Law played his best game yet scoring nine goals on 11 shots and breaking the record for goals in a single playoff game.
"[Law is] very important for the future, and was very important this year," Stagnitta said. "He kind of had that first year, start on a high and then take a dip, but came back and really played strong down the stretch. His effort today was phenomenal, if we had that from top to bottom, youknow, it might have been a different outcome. We're lucky to have him."
Law took a moment to reflect on his season as well
"I had a great season because of the great teammates around me and the style we play, everyone gets the accolades," he said. "I'm excited to come back next year; we will be hungry and use this as fuel for the whole offseason and come back and hopefully get it done Championship Weekend."
Lead changes good offense and great defense were the themes of the second semifinal that saw the Bayhawks prevail of the Hamilton Nationals 13-12.
The key to the game for Chesapeake coach Dave Cottle was to "play Bayhawks Lacrosse" and they did.
"I just felt like we grinded," he said. "It was a microcosm of our entire season. How we've been in six one-goal games, two two-goal games and we kept battling. Everything was difficult. We found a way to come from behind to win like we came from behind in the Charlotte game [Aug. 10]. We'll find out tomorrow if we're any good."
Mike Kimmel scored the first and last goals of the game to help the Bayhawks reach the Championship Game.
"It was a battle," Kimmel reflected. "We were definitely stagnant on offense there for a while, and our experience just came through at the end. I was kicking myself because two possessions before [the game-winning goal] Mackrides found me on the doorstep, and I was even more open, and I missed it. So Casey Powell was drawing a lot of attention. I think he had the attention of two slides and the goalie was looking at him, so I couldn't have missed that one. It was an empty-netter, and I just batted it in."
Even with the loss, Nationals coach Dave Huntley saw some positives to take away.
"I thought our guys competed well, and that's all you can ask for," Huntley said. "You play hard, but the ball didn't bounce our way. So proud of the way Joe Walters played today. He was terrific for us today. All our young guys played well. It was a great game. We're playing a sport and people come to watch it, and I'm particularly pleased with the level of respect their team has for us, and us for them, so I wish them luck tomorrow."
Even with being disappointed in the loss Joe Walters promised the Nationals will be back
"Great game," he said. "Both teams are Championship-caliber teams. Both teams fought back. When you look at the history of Championship Weekend, usually the first semifinal is a one-goal game. Then the first game is surprisingly a blowout, but this is what you can expect. They played like a Championship team. They came back. They fought back. Whenever you lose in the playoffs it's disappointing. I guess some positives are that we made the playoffs, guys really stepped up. This is just very disappointing, but we'll be back for sure."
Sunday's Championship Game was set to be an exciting one. The teams split the regular season series but both were very close games. It was up to the Bayhawks to set the tempo for the game and make sure they didn't allow the Hounds to speed up the game.
In the end, the five-time champions were able to limit the Hounds production and came away with a 10-9 win.
Coach Cerino said, "There is no doubt we got caught in their tempo. But with the extra possessions we picked up with [faceoff man] Geoff Snider, we probably should have done a little more to them. Kip Turner had a tremendous game in the goal, certainly in the first half. We didn't really finish some of the good looks we had."
"We had a tough one today," Hounds attackman Ryan Young echoed. "That's what happens in this league, everyone is so good. There is really nothing we can say right now. We'd take the way we played any day; it's a tough one."
But the day belonged to the Bayhawks, a combination of veterans and young guns started strong and never looked back on their way to winning the Steinfeld Trophy.
"I thought we played great team defense," said coach Cottle. "Our guys fought and scrapped, and I thought our goalie was excellent. Our veterans on attack were great, John Grant had four goals, Casey Powell was really a factor, and Drew Westervelt was great. We were opportunistic and kind of grinded one out. We played seven one goal games this season already, which helped. Grant was willing to do anything to win a Championship, and Brian Spallina and Nicky Polanco and those guys were willing to do anything to win a Championship, and when that happens, usually good things happen."
Veteran attackman John Grant Jr. was eventually named Championship Weekend MVP and cited experience as one of the key components to their success.
"Experience. We knew what it took to win," Grant said. "We have been here before. Our composure and leadership definitely stepped through today against a younger team. Hats off to Charlotte, they played an excellent weekend and they're going to be a team to reckon with in the next couple of years. You know, whether we played our best game or not, that doesn't matter now—we played well enough to win."
Ultimately it was defenseman Brian Spallina, a six-time MLL Champion, who revealed the secret to this championship team
"100 % Team Chemistry," Spallina said. "Everyone bought in. This is just a team through and through. Nobody wanted any individual awards—I don't think we even got one. Ultimately the end goal came true for us. This is just a pure team win."
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Ok, so on 9th March, Transport Minister Stephen Joyce outlined New Zealand's infrastructure's current and future needs over the coming 20 years. Don't know about you, but I'm not prepared to wait for the creation of government-driven projects that try to solve questions that open technology can already answer.
How about approaching something simple for a starting point. Is there any way we can make sense of the jumbled mess of government websites - help communicate Wellington's services and culture in a joined-up way, so that people can actually get value from them?
Hey all -
You may have seen on the main thread that the DIYtraffic Bot is up and running in beta and we've got it tracking traffic right here in Chicago!
There are a couple ways you can interact with it:
1) follow traffic_chicago on Twitter to receive real-time updates (to your mobile phone, if you wish)
2) send a reply to @traffic_chicago to post your own traffic info if you see an accident or jam (no texting and driving, 'natch)
3) send the account a direct message with the name of a street to find out if there have been any recent traffic reports containing that street name (note, if you follow traffic_chicago, it will take about 30m for it to follow you back so you can send DMs to it).
Let me know if you have any problems / questions / comments or suggestions!
We've got a spec on the First DIYcity Project all ready to go, and are planning a launch as soon as some light development is done on it. Now we need a developer who can help us get to the finish line.
If you're a developer, please consider being that person.
It's a very short and contained project, not a lot of work. Could be easily done in your spare time.
See spec here.
All code written will be open source and will live on DIYcity's servers.
Anyone lending a hand will be credited on the app with your name and a URL.
Contact us at email@example.com for details if you're interested.
Hey all,
The possibilities of this forum are practically limitless - so let's start exploring them! While we haven't had a physical meet up (yet) this space can be a starting point for Twin Cities specific DIY ideas. Please, respond to this thread with
-what the ideal DIY TC would look like
-urgent (TC specific) issues you want to tackle with DIY tech
-next steps in addressing those issues
Also: how can we spread the news about this project? Like any forum, it depends on a quantity of quality contributors - spread the word!
I had an idea over the weekend for an app that would allow people who wanted to share the cost of a taxi together to find each other in a city. This would be a very straightforward app to build, no? Match up people for starting point and destination point, along with time of departure. Make it a system that operates on the fly, people can look for a taxi share just a few minutes before their departure.
Could work well in cities at night, when mass amounts of people are leaving bars, restaurants, clubs, etc in nightlife areas and heading to residential areas. And for that matter, could work well the other way too, when mass amounts of people are leaving residential areas and heading to the restaurant, bar & club areas.
You could approach the safety issue in various ways if you wanted. Wont go into that here.
It's kind of like Dodgeball, but for after you leave the bar.
Could be very useful, money-saving to individuals, and could cut the # of solo taxi rides out there.
Seth Godin recently posted about an Iphone application idea he had:
"Have the iPhone use the gps data... upload where I was a minute ago and where I am now. Figure out my speed and route. Use the data to tell other RadaR users which route is best."
You can read the full post here: http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2008/11/an-iphone-app-t.html
We're really excited about the potential for this app and what all of you here at DIYcity can do to make it come to life.
Chris Allison
I live in the Bible Belt, Texas to be specific. I live in College Station (home of Texas A&M University- great at engineering and some other sciences), but College Station isn't as large as some of the other cities here on DIYcity so I've had a tough time thinking of any traffic related issues. However, it is big enough to notice a giant leap in traffic on Sundays when church gets out- I think the development of twitter bots for various cities in the Bible Belt could definitely be useful. Basically you setup a way for churches to signal the bot that their service is over, thereby letting everyone following the bot know that traffic is about to spike.
What is the most amazing DIYcity idea you've got? The thing you've been thinking about building for years, or something just off the top of your head right now. Let's have it.
DIYcity Challenge #1: build a Twitter bot that helps users avoid traffic and get where they're going faster.
Details: There's an interesting app called the Shakeshack Twitter bot. Created and used by a group of people in Manhattan who love eating at Shake Shack, it's a bot that allows anyone to broadcast to others in the group info about how long the line is at Shake Shack at any time. And the line is usually really long, so it's pretty useful to have that info ahead of time. Knowing beforehand what the line is like can mean the difference between waiting a half an hour to get lunch and waiting five minutes.
How it works:
1. You request to follow twitter.com/shakeshack.
2. Whenever you go by shakeshack, you send a note to @shakeshack describing how long the line is. It's short, it's long, it's to the first tree, second tree, 10 min, 20 min, etc.
3. That tweet gets redistributed to everyone subscribed to @shakeshack, and those people can then make an informed decision: go grab a burger because the line is short, or skip it because the line is long.
The result: people get their burgers and shakes with only a fraction of the time spent waiting in line that they would normally spend. Time is saved, energy is saved, everyone is happy.
How could you extend this idea to work for other situations where people want to avoid traffic?
Directions for building a Twitter bot here: http://blog.stevepoland.com/how-to-create-a-twitter-bot/
• Submit your response to this DIYcity challenge here
Responses to DIYcity Challenge #1:
TrafficTweet 11/5/08
485sucks Traffic Bot 12/7/08
See discussion on this challenge here.
Update 2/5/09: The ideas collected from the discussion on DIYcity Challenge #1 have gone into producing the First DIYcity Project which is currently in production, with a spec published in the wiki.


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Gloria E. Fleck
A memorial service will be announced for Sequim resident Gloria E. Fleck, who died Nov. 25, 2009, at the age of 86.
She was born Dec. 25, 1922, in Juneau, Alaska, to Hans Axel and Rose Hall Hanson. She graduated from Skagit Valley Business College.
She married Elmer K. Fleck in 1942 in Alaska. He preceded her in death in 1996.
Mrs. Fleck operated the can machine at Carnation Canned Milk and was an insurance broker at her own business. She lived in Ketchikan, Alaska; Stanwood, Soap Lake and Sequim.
She loved to paint and make jewelry. A rockhound, she also crocheted, knitted, cooked and gardened. She was very active in the Stanwood community.
She taught Sunday school and was a Bible student. She attended Sequim Bible Church, Evangelical Free Church in Soap Lake and Cedarhome Baptist Church.
She is survived by her son Richard Fleck, sister Sharon Rose Hanson of Stanwood, two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Don K. Scott
A military service will be announced at a later date for Sequim resident Don K. Scott, who died Dec. 4, 2009, at the age of 83.
He was born July 24, 1926, to Albert and May Scott.
He spent 14 years in Eugene, Ore., before moving with his parents and sister Joan to Tucson, Ariz.
After graduating from high school, he joined the United States Navy. He attended Bowling Green State University in Ohio and University of Illinois while serving in the Navy. He was honorably discharged in 1946 and finished his college education at the University of Arizona.
He moved to California in 1948, where he was a professional dancer until 1950. He was married in San Diego. He sold cars, managed a car agency and began his own used car business, which he sold in 1960.
Mr. Scott handled special events and promotions for three years for the San Diego Chargers of the AFL, a year with the Oakland Raiders and a year with the Denver Broncos.
He returned to San Diego in 1964 and became part of the San Diego International Sports Arena's staff to promote the San Diego Gulls of WHL and the San Diego Rockets of NBA, circuses, rodeos, ice shows, prizefights and concerts. He left the sports world in 1967 and entered publishing and advertising.
He married Judy Kennedy on July 8, 1974. They moved to Sedona, Ariz., in 1979 where they produced membership directories and street maps for Northern Arizona chambers of commerce.
He sold Scott Productions in 1988 and bought a Red Carpet Real Estate franchise and sold real estate in Sedona until he moved to Sequim in 1998. A licensed broker in Sequim, he retired in 2003. His retirement days were spent mostly on the golf course.
He is survived by his wife Judy Scott; sons and daughter-in-law Steve Scott and Craig and Carily Scott; stepsons and daughters-in-law Michael and Margaret Kennedy and Joseph and Kimberly Kennedy; and stepdaughter Laura Hanna; and six grandchildren.
Jeanette L. Poorboy
No services were held at the request of Sequim resident Jeanette L. Poorboy, who died Dec. 6, 2009, at the age of 51 of Crohn's disease.
She was born Dec. 20, 1957, in Tulsa, Okla., to Bill and Patsy Depasse New.
She married Larry Poorboy on Aug. 25, 1979, in Tulsa.
She was an executive secretary for US Jaycees in Tulsa until she was disabled by Crohn's.
She loved to knit and walk her dog KC at the dog park and the beaches.
Winter was her favorite time of the year. She couldn't wait for the first snow.
She lived in Port Townsend for nine years before she moved to Sequim last spring.
She is survived by her husband, Larry.
Jack Soltan
No service was reported for Sequim resident Jack Soltan, who died Dec. 7, 2009, at the age of 86.
He was born Feb. 1, 1923, in Long Island, N.Y., to Daniel George and Helen Roth Soltan.
He served in the United States Army during World War II and was a Purple Heart recipient.
He married Emma C. Fox-Pennington in 1945 in New York. She preceded him in death.
Mr. Soltan was a quality engineer in the aviation and aerospace industry in New York, California and Washington. He enjoyed salmon fishing and crabbing.
He is survived by his son Daniel Soltan, Spokane; daughter Barbara Pennington Soltan Perkins, Torrance, Calif.; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Sequim Valley Chapel was in charge of arrangements.
Elizabeth Anne Daniels
A memorial service was held for Sequim resident Elizabeth Anne Daniels, who died Dec. 7, 2009, at the age of 70.
She was born Aug. 22, 1939, in Rossland, British Columbia, Canada, to Wallace Thomas and Cathlyn Margaret Metzgar.
Raised in Rossland, she moved to the United States and became a United States citizen. She married Edwin L. Daniels on Jan. 30, 2001, in Yuma, Ariz.
A beautician, she also worked at the Alberta Wheat Pool and Boeing general office.
She lived in Renton; Calgary, Alberta; Kent; and then settled in Sequim. She enjoyed winters in Yuma, Ariz.
Mrs. Daniels loved gardening and growing petunias and world-class roses. She enjoyed travel and spending time with family.
She was a member of First Presbyterian Church and
Sequim Senior Activity Center.
She is survived by her husband Edwin Lee Daniels of Sequim; son Chris Moss of Renton; daughter Carol Anne Williams of Federal Way; brother and sister-in-law Murray and Kathy Hocking of Canada; sisters and brothers-in-law Marilyn and Don Davis; Carol and Charlie Downey, and Linda Cleveland, all of Canada; and two grandchildren.
Sequim Valley Chapel was in charge of arrangements.
Diane Doric Eldredge
No services were reported for Sequim resident Diane Doric Eldredge, who died Dec. 9, 2009, at the age of 54 of heart failure.
She was born Feb. 6, 1955, in Chicago, Ill., to Rex Charles and F. Doria Babineau Seslar.
She married Sandee Hills on Sept. 29, 1993, in Mount Vernon.
She worked for John Fluke Manufacturing and Electronics in Everett; was manager of Discovery Bay Retirement Community in Discovery Bay; owned and operated Crafts Unlimited in Sequim and owned Peninsula Poker. She hosted poker parties in the Olympic Peninsula area.
Mrs. Eldredge loved fishing, poker and scrapbooking. She loved to make scrapbooks for her grandchildren and to hear the pitter patter of their feet.
She is survived by Sandee Hills; son and daughter-in-law Guy and Heather Eldredge of Sequim and daughter and son-in-law DeAnna and Thomas Connors of Everett; her mother; brothers and sister-in-law Richard Seslar of Snohomish; Andrew and Cheryl Seslar of Colville; and Charles Seslar of Antwerp, Ohio; sisters and brothers-in-law Terri and Jim Edwards of Snohomish; and Patricia and Phil Blake of Des Moines; half-sisters Adrie Madden of Fort Wayne, Ind.; Lonnie Gordon of Antwerp; and Terrie Hotary of northern Indiana; and seven grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her brother Stephen Seslar in 1987 and her father in 1990.
George Joseph Bigelow Jr.
July 15, 1916-December 9, 2009
George Joseph Bigelow Jr. 93, died peacefully at his home in Sequim on December 9, 2009 in the loving presence of family and friends.
George was born July 5, 1916 in Anacortes, Washington, the eldest of George and Ellen Bigelow's eight children. He attended Castlemount High School in Oakland, CA and served his machinist apprenticeship in Oakland and worked as a tool and die maker for American Can Company. He joined the Merchant Marine and served in the South Pacific during World War II.
George married Margaret Lovera in 1939 and they made their home in San Lorenzo where they raised three sons who learned the machinist's trade at his business, Bigelow Machine. George and Margaret lived in the San Francisco Bay area until moving to Sequim in 1987.
George enjoyed fishing, riding his BMW motorcycle on rallies. He was a lifelong member of the Catholic Church, a member of the Knights of Columbus and active in many Church functions.
George was preceded in death by his mother and father, his wife Margaret, his son Thomas, his brothers Bud, Sam and Bob and his sister Mary Ellen. He is survived by his sons George III (Connie), Bernie (Joyce), daughter-in-law Joanne, brothers Ed and Charlie, sister Pat, and grandchildren, great grand children and many nieces and nephews.
A Rosary will be held Monday 14th at 7:00 p.m. A funeral mass will be held Tuesday, December 15 at 9:30 a.m., with burial at Sequim View Cemetery, and a reception following at the church hall.
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How It's Made | |
Format | Documentary Science |
Created by | Gabriel Hoss |
Starring | Lynne Adams (2006–present) June Wallack (2005) Lynn Herzeg (2002–2004) Mark Tewksbury (2001) |
Country of origin | Canada United States |
No. of seasons | 21 |
No. of episodes | 273 (List of episodes) |
Production | |
Running time | 30 minutes (including commercials) |
Broadcast | |
Original channel | Ztélé (Quebec) Discovery Channel (Canada) Science (United States) |
Picture format | 480i (SDTV) (2001-2009) 1080i (HDTV) (2009-present) |
Original run | January 6, 2001 – present |
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How It's Made is a documentary television series that premiered on January 6, 2001 on Discovery Channel in Canada, and Science in the U.S. The program is produced in the Canadian province of Quebec by Productions MAJ, Inc. and Productions MAJ 2.[1] In the UK it is broadcast on Discovery Channel, Quest and DMAX.
The show is a documentary showing how common, everyday items (including foodstuffs like bubblegum, industrial products such as engines, musical instruments such as guitars, and sporting goods such as snowboards) are manufactured. It is filmed to simplify overdubbing in different languages. For example, the show avoids showing a narrator or host onscreen, does not often have employees of featured companies speak on camera, and keeps human interaction with the manufacturing process to a bare minimum. An off-screen narrator explains each process, often with excessive puns. Each half hour show usually has three or four main segments, with each product getting a demonstration of about five minutes, with exceptions for more complex products. Usually every show has at least one product with an historic background note preceding it, showing how and where the product originated, and what people used before it. The historic note is shown through various cartoon animations being drawn on-screen by a computer program.
In April 2007, all episodes run in the United States (on the Discovery Channel and Science) had the individual season openings replaced with a new opening used for every episode. Similar to most other Discovery Channel shows, the credits now run during the last segment, with only a blue screen and the request for feedback (and the website) at the end.
In September 2007, the ninth season began airing on Science, along with new openings, graphics, and soundtracks. Zac Fine replaced Moore as the narrator. However, the eleventh season, which started airing in September 2008, reinstated Moore as the narrator and reverted to a previous title sequence and soundtrack.
In June 2008, the Science channel began airing How It's Made: Remix, consisting of previous segments arranged into theme episodes ("Food", "Sporting Goods", etc.). In 2013, the Science channel began airing How It's Made: Dream Cars, focusing exclusively on high performance and exotic cars. [2]
The show is broadcast in English on Discovery Channel and Discovery Science, and in French on Ztélé. The program is also broadcast abroad, in the United States (on Science and less frequently on the Discovery Channel), the UK (on Discovery Channel, Discovery Science, and Quest), Italy on Discovery Science, Spain (on Discovery Channel and Discovery MAX), Norway (translated into Norwegian on Discovery Channel and Discovery Science), Poland (translated into Polish on Discovery Channel Polska and Discovery Science Channel Polska), and in India (on Discovery Science). In Germany it is broadcast on DMAX in German under the title So wird's gemacht. The show is also broadcast under various titles: in Portuguese under the title O Segredo das Coisas, in Spanish under the title Así se hace, in French under the title Comment c'est fait, in Polish under the title Jak to jest zrobione, in Hungarian under the title Hogyan készült, in Romanian under the title Cum se fabrică, in Italian under the title Come è fatto, in Russian under the title Как это работает, in Norwegian under the title Hvordan den lages, in Finnish under the title Miten se tehtiin?, in Czech under the title Jak se to dělá, in Turkish under the title Nasıl Yapılır?, and in Bulgarian under the title Как се прави....
UK, U.S., and international hosts[edit]
- Mark Tewksbury - Season 1 (2001)
- Lynn Herzeg - Seasons 2 - 4 (2002–2004)
- June Wallack - Season 5 (2005)
- Lynne Adams - Season 6 - (2006–present)
A different voice-over track is recorded for U.S. viewers by Brooks T. Moore (Seasons 1-8, 2001–2007, 2008–present) or Zac Fine (2007–2008). The scripts are almost identical; the main difference in the versions is that the U.S. host gives units of measurement in United States customary units instead of metric units. At one point in the U.S. run, a subtitled conversion was shown on-screen over the original narration instead.
In the UK, the rest of Europe, and in some cases in Southeast Asia, the series is narrated by Tony Hirst. All episodes have been shown in the UK on the Discovery, Quest, and the Discovery Science channels.
See also[edit]
- ^ 3959015 Canada, Inc.
- ^ http://science.discovery.com/tv-shows/how-its-made/videos/dream-cars.htm
External links[edit]
- 2001 Canadian television series debuts
- 2001 American television series debuts
- Discovery Channel shows
- Canadian documentary television series
- American documentary television series
- 2000s Canadian television series
- 2000s American television series
- 2010s Canadian television series
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AppleInsider writes today that Ars Technicas Jacqui Chen has reported on the discovery of a second vulnerability affecting a users lockscreen in iOS 6.1. This is, apparently, similar to the other vulnerability that was found recently, but this one can also make your phones screen go black, and will enable the hacker using the exploit to plug the phone into a computer and access your data. Also as with the previous exploit, all the hacker has to do is get hold of your phone, then make an emergency call on an iOS device that has been passcode locked, and then immediately cancel it. So, essentially, what this means is that once someone gets your iPhone or iPad, just because you have passcode-locked it, it doesnt mean that your data, such as your contacts and voicemails, is safe. As AppleInsider notes, a fix for the previous bug is currently in the works from Apple, so that will possibly be updated before release to deal with this new bug.
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1) Imagine a cubic foot of water. It's 12 inches wide, 12 inches back, and 12 inches high. Because the base of this cube of water is 12 by 12, we know that the base is 144 square inches. The question asks how many pounds per square inch does the box exert. Put 62.4 pounds in the numerator and 144 square inches in the denominator, divide, and you get 0.433 psi—answer C.
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Mine safety experts have said the explosion was almost certainly caused by a buildup of methane that was somehow ignited, and then made far worse by accumulations of coal dust underground.
Upper Big Branch had been repeatedly cited for violating its mine ventilation plan and for allowing explosive coal dust to accumulate.
During a Jan. 9 inspection that focused on the misdirected air flow, the unnamed MSHA inspector pulled workers on the affected part of the mine aside and asked them about the problem.
"[The workers] informed me that they questioned management about this condition and they were told it was fine, not to worry about it," the MSHA inspector said.
The workers told the inspector they had questioned Performance Coal President Chris Blanchard and company Vice President Jamie Ferguson about the ventilation issue.
Moore, the mine foreman, told the inspector the problem had existed since he took over that job three weeks earlier.
The violation was fixed later that day, but MSHA inspectors cited the company for "unwarrantable failure" to follow safety rules and fined the company $70,000, according to agency records.
"Mr. Moore engaged in aggravated conduct constituting more than ordinary negligence in that he was aware of the condition" for three weeks without making sure it was fixed, the MSHA citation said.
Massey has defended its safety record and company CEO Don Blankenship has said "any suspicion that the mine was improperly operated or illegally operated or anything like that would be unfounded."
In a prepared statement, Massey has also said, "We do not condone any violation of MSHA regulations, and we strive to be in compliance with all regulations at all times."
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