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Oct 02 , 2013
Telephone Scam Alert: Targeting Utility Customers
We want customers to be aware of a telephone scam making its way across the country.
The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) today warned utility consumers of a growing telephone scam.
The scam involves telephone callers claiming to be from a utility company and then employing a variety of techniques to defraud customers.
Some threaten customers with disconnecting electric service to their home or business if they don't make a payment immediately. The scam artist instructs them to send money via prepaid card or online payment service, such as PayPal or GreenDot, before their power is shut off. The scammer's caller-ID is falsified so it appears to originate from the utility company, a practice known as "spoofing."
If you receive a call like this, please hang up immediately and call us at 1-800-227-9187 to let us know. You are also advised to call your local law enforcement agency to report it.
Consumers are also urged to report suspicious calls to both the UTC at 1-888-333-WUTC (9882).
Published: 10/2/2013 2:19 PM |
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Jul 08 , 2013
Avista's Huntington Park gets a well-deserved facelift
Posted by
Jessie Wuerst
launched an eight-month project today to renovate land it owns south and west of our Post Street substation in downtown Spokane. The area, known as Huntington Park, is named for the third president of the company, David L. Huntington, who served from 1910 to 1927. The renovation project is scheduled for completion in early 2014. A copy of the
revised concept plan
(PDF) is available online.
The renovation and enhancements to the walkways, grassy areas and structures will provide residents and visitors with greater access to the Spokane River and views of the falls. The project will provide visitors with interpretive displays, more park-like amenities and enhanced safety in the area.
Much of the project area falls within the scope of the
federal license Avista Utilities
has to operate the Spokane River Hydroelectric Projects. Under that license and the Federal Power Act, the utility has an obligation to enhance public access near the river and recreation facilities appropriate to the setting.
"Our goal is to make the park more inviting and easier to access, as well as to tie it in with Riverfront Park, as the city moves forward with its master planning process," said Avista Corp. Chairman, President and CEO Scott Morris. "We're very excited to have Huntington Park once again be the gateway to the lower falls of the river, much like it was when it was dedicated some 40 years ago as the city was preparing for Expo 74."
The renovation of the 3.8-acre parcel, along with the addition of a public plaza that will replace a parking lot on the north side of City Hall, will foster greater connectivity between Riverfront Park and Huntington Park. Improvements include a new pedestrian crosswalk across Post Street between Riverfront Park and City Hall, new stairs, ramps, sidewalks, lighting, grassy areas and seating. An old power turbine and other artifacts will be added for interpretive displays, and a viewing area of the falls on the northwest corner of the historic Post Street substation building will be updated.
The project is scheduled to begin today and run through March 2014, to finish in advance of Avista's 125th Anniversary and the 40th Anniversary of the World's Fair in Riverfront Park.
Published: 7/8/2013 1:38 PM |
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Jul 01 , 2013
Mock video: Copper thief pays the ultimate price for a quick buck
Avista coordinates mock electrical accident and rescue involving copper theft
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Dan Kolbet
When the power goes out on a stormy day, it's easy to attribute that outage to weather. Sometimes an overly-curious squirrel is the culprit of a power outage (they really like transformers). But one of the most troubling outages an Avista crew sees is when criminals steal copper from the electrical system that serves you.
Recently Avista and local Spokane first responders participated in a surprise, mock electrical emergency that involved the theft of copper wire from overhead power lines. Avista facilitated the exercise that resulted in mock injuries to one thief and resulted in a fatality for another.
The video above explains the exercise, why we do it and what benefits it generates for Avista and our first responder-partners.
This mock accident was coordinated by Avista Journeyman Lineman Mike Toutloff. Dozens of other employees assisted in this successful event. Of note were members of the electric line crew: Chris Christopherson, Brian Morse, Paul Gifford, Jarrad Hansen and Ben Gies. The colorful character "getting arrested" in the video is Journeyman Lineman Brady Hansen.
Thanks also to the Spokane County Sheriff's Dept., Fire District 9, Fire District 18 and EMS personnel.
The Scenario
Avista crews arrived at a scene in North Spokane to find a rescue dummy (thief 1) draped over an overhead power line near a power pole. His accomplice, (thief 2) was attached to the base of the pole. Both men had received electrical shocks as they attempted to steal copper wire.
The crew moved swiftly to ensure the power lines were de-energized, meaning no electricity was running through them. They then removed the copper thieves from the pole and began life-saving efforts with the aid of local first responders who had already secured the surrounding scene.
Avista and first responders work in coordination on this sort of mock scenario to ensure that when they do occur in real life, all agencies respond appropriately.
All agencies involved are reviewing their performance to find any areas of improvement for the future.
Copper theft is a serious and dangerous crime. Since mid-2011 approximately 123 copper theft incidents have occurred in the Spokane area costing Avista and its customers $400,000 in replacement costs. The danger is not only to thieves, but also anyone who comes into contact with a live electrical line. For your safety, if you see a down wire, stay away and call Avista at 1-800-227-9187.
Published: 7/1/2013 4:44 PM |
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May 30 , 2013
Have a look inside Avista
Posted by Jessie Wuerst
Over the past few years, we've heard from our customers that they want more information about how we do business in areas like utility operations, environmental stewardship and our community partnerships. Avista's fifth annual report on our performance – our sustainability responsibility report -- is titled
"Shared Value – Shared Success."
Our purpose statement says, "To improve life's quality with energy – safely, reliably and responsibly." Each year, our report provides a comprehensive look at what goes into providing that energy and how often this has additional benefits to the customers and communities we serve. That's shared value.
In this year's report, we tell many stories of how shared value is created throughout our business. We've added some great graphics to help illustrate some of the information, as well as links to videos and other online resources to give readers many different ways to get the most complete story possible.
As part of our sustainable business practices, the report is published only online. But a PDF file can be downloaded for your convenience in reading the report or sharing it with others.
Shared value is at the heart of what Avista does every day. We hope you'll take the time to read this year's report and give us your feedback by email at
. We want to hear from you about how we can continue to build shared value and shared successes.
Published: 5/30/2013 9:46 AM |
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May 29 , 2013
Avista crews facilitate mock electrical accident with Spokane first responders
Posted by Dan Kolbet
Today, Avista and local Spokane first responders participated in a surprise, mock electrical emergency that involved the theft of copper wire from overhead power lines. Avista facilitated the exercise that resulted in mock injuries to one thief and resulted in a fatality for another.
Avista crews arrived at a scene in North Spokane to find a rescue dummy (thief 1) draped over an overhead power line near a power pole. His accomplice, (thief 2) was attached to the base of the pole. Both men had received electrical shocks as they attempted to steal copper wire.
The crew moved swiftly to ensure the power lines were de-energized, meaning no electricity was running through them. They then removed the copper thieves from the pole and began life-saving efforts with the aid of local first responders who had already secured the surrounding scene.
Avista and first responders work in coordination on this sort of mock scenario to ensure that when they do occur in real life, all agencies respond appropriately.
All agencies involved are reviewing their performance to find any areas of improvement for the future.
Copper theft is a serious and dangerous crime. Since mid-2011 approximately 123 copper theft incidents have occurred in the Spokane area costing Avista and its customers $400,000 in replacement costs. The danger is not only to thieves, but also anyone who comes into contact with a live electrical line. For your safety, if you see a down wire, stay away and call Avista at 1-800-227-9187.
Published: 5/29/2013 12:06 PM |
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May 09 , 2013
Use Caution when Recreating on Lakes and Rivers
Posted by
Debbie Simock
If this spring's unseasonably warm weather is drawing you to the lake or river this weekend, Avista reminds you to exercise caution as snowmelt is causing high, swift and cold river flows.
While the water may look calm on top, the current is usually very strong. Combined with cold water temperatures, swimmers can find themselves in a dangerous situation quickly. As a public service, Avista reports on area lake and river levels and makes the reports available to the community by calling (509) 495-8043 or (208) 769-1357.
To protect yourself and your companions when recreating on or along a river or lake, always follow these important safety tips:
- Always wear personal flotation devices (PFDs), even if you are an adult. It's always a good idea to attach an emergency alert whistle to your PFD.
- Remember that water is extremely cold in spring. Know the symptoms of hypothermia.
- Keep your head above water. Muscles in your limbs can stop working after only 10 minutes. Hypothermia can begin in one hour or less depending on the water temperatures.
- Be alert to strong currents and undertows.
- Always be alert for debris, obstructions and partially submerged objects that may be a result of spring run-off and high water conditions.
- Always obey warning signs near dams.
- Never cross boater restraint cables or buoy lines that designate areas where boats should not operate. The closer a boat or individual gets to a dam or powerhouse, the more hazardous the situation becomes.
- Never fish, swim or boat above or below a dam – water levels can change rapidly with the operation of spillgates and turbines.
- If in a sailboat or catamaran, always look for overhead cables and power lines.
- Never operate watercraft under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
- Never anchor your boat below a dam
- Make a voyage plan including the area you will be recreating, who is in your party and return time. Share the plan with someone who will not be in your party.
When on the water, obey all warning signs, follow all rules and regulations, and use common sense. Remember rivers and streams are at their peak flows during spring and early summer. Here are
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Published: 5/9/2013 1:30 PM |
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Feb 05 , 2013
Don't be scammed
Post by
Debbie Simock
Scams - it seems like hardly a day goes by that you don't hear or read about one somewhere.
Unfortunately, scams involving utilities are not new. To help make sure you don't fall victim to someone representing themselves as Avista, we want you to know about our standard business practices.
• Avista field employees and authorized contractors should wear or have in their possession their Avista photo identification badge. Ask to see it if you are in doubt. If they don't have identification, you can ask them to leave.
• Some of our field employees wear a lime-green safety reflective vest with an Avista logo while others often wear a sweatshirt, long-sleeve shirt, t-shirt or other similar clothing with an Avista logo.
• Authorized Avista contractors have vehicle signs stating they are under contract to Avista Utilities.
• Field employees and authorized contractors typically do not need access to the inside of your home unless you have contacted Avista directly about a specific problem.
• As a customer, you should not receive a phone call or email from us asking for your confidential information, such as security number, credit card number or banking information or demanding immediate payment over the phone. Instead a customer with a past due amount would be notified by letter of the outstanding balance and possible disconnection of service.
• If you receive a call from someone claiming to be an Avista representative asking for your confidential information, end the call and phone us at (800) 227-9187. That's our customer service number which is also located on your Avista bill. You can also call us any time to verify the identification of an employee or authorized contractor.
Always think safety first. Do not give in to high pressure tactics to let someone into your home or to provide confidential information over the phone.
Published: 2/5/2013 3:52 PM |
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Jan 23 , 2013
Avista begins Lake Spokane drawdown
Post by
Anna Scarlett
Avista Utilities will start to draw down the
water level at Lake Spokane
(Long Lake Reservoir) today. Operators expect to lower the reservoir up to one foot per day for a two to three-week period, until it reaches its winter elevation of 13 to 14 feet below maximum summer elevation of 1,536 feet.
Under the right weather conditions, which include sustained periods of single-digit temperatures and little or no snow on the exposed lakebed, the drawdown is expected to help control Eurasian watermilfoil and other invasive aquatic weeds found in Lake Spokane. The drawdown also allows shoreline homeowners the opportunity to complete state and locally permitted repair and construction projects along the lake shoreline.
Property owners and lake-users are reminded to make necessary preparations, including removing boats from the water, and removing or securing docks and boathouses to accommodate shifting ice and low-water conditions. Floating and removable docks are less susceptible to damage from shifting or changing ice levels.
The lower winter elevation will be maintained as long as river flows allow. However, during the drawdown period water levels are subject to change due to a variety of factors, such as weather (rain on snow events in the upper drainages) or maintenance at the Long Lake Dam. Lake users should always be alert to signs of such changes and exercise the highest level of personal caution and safety.
Avista also has a 24-hour telephone information line that provides notification of anticipated changes on Lake Spokane, the Spokane River and Coeur d'Alene Lake. In Washington, call (509) 495-8043; in Idaho, call (208) 769-1357.
The recorded information is provided to advise shoreline property owners, commercial and recreational users of changes in the lake and river elevation levels that may affect plans for water use. You can also
check current river and lake levels
on our website.
Published: 1/23/2013 12:46 PM |
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Nov 15 , 2012
Six things you should know about preparing for a power outage in winter
Post by
Brandi Smith
We're lucky to live in an area that experiences very few power outages related to storms. But, that doesn't mean we're immune to the treachery of old man winter. A heavy build-up of ice and snow on power lines can cause wires to snap and utility poles to topple. Falling trees and tree limbs covered in ice can bring down power lines, cause outages, and threaten property, even lives.
While it is never our intent for you to experience a lengthy outage, being prepared and knowing what to do during an extended power outage is essential. Rest assured that our crews work diligently to restore power as quickly and safely as possible.
Here are six must-know tips on how to prepare for a winter power outage:
1. Keep the following emergency supplies on hand: flashlights with fresh batteries, a battery operated radio, matches, candles, first-aid kit, a manual can opener, water and nonperishable food.
2. Have a cell phone or land-line telephone. Cordless phones will not work without electricity. Program Avista's customer service number into your phone (1-800-227-9187). You can report and track the status of an outage online at
3. Find out ahead of time how to manually open and close any electric garage doors, security doors or gates.
4. Identify the most insulated room in your home in advance; that's where you and your family can gather if you need to stay warm.
5. Protect sensitive equipment such as computers, DVD players and televisions by installing surge protectors or other power protection devices. This measure can prevent a sudden surge of electricity from damaging your equipment.
6. Make sure your smoke alarms and CO2 detectors have fresh batteries.
During an outage, you'll want to be prepared as well. Be sure to:
• Turn off electric appliances as well as lights that were in use when the power went off. This will help prevent power surges when the electricity is restored.
• Avoid heating your home or cooking indoors with an outdoor grill or other items not intended for indoor use. They can create deadly fumes if used inside.
• To keep pipes from freezing, wrap them in insulation or layers of newspapers, covering the newspapers with plastic to keep out moisture. Let faucets drip a little to avoid freezing.
• Keep your refrigerator and freezer doors closed as much as possible to prevent food spoilage.
• Leave one light switch on so you know when your electricity has been restored.
• Assist family members or neighbors who may be vulnerable if exposed to low temperatures for extended periods.
• Once your power is back online, turn on your front porch light. This can help Avista crews working in a neighborhood know which homes have power.
When outside, treat all downed and hanging lines as if they are active electric lines: Stay away, warn others to stay away, and immediately contact Avista at 1-800-227-9187. If traffic lights are out of service, treat the intersection like a four-way stop.
For more safety tips visit us
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Published: 11/15/2012 1:56 PM |
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Sep 12 , 2012
Avista begins dredging project at Monroe Street Dam
Visitors to the area near Monroe Street Dam will see a crane relocating rock, gravel and sediment that
has accumulated at Monroe Street Dam in downtown Spokane.
Periodic maintenance of the dam helps ensure safe and efficient hydropower
Post by
Sarah Richards
This week, Avista has begun removing and relocating rock, gravel and sediment that has accumulated at Monroe Street Dam in downtown Spokane, in accordance with state permits.
Scuba divers at Monroe Street Dam intake gates
After a crane operator dredges the Monroe Street
Dam forebay, we contract with a professional diver
to go down to the base of the dam to remove
accumulated material that the crane can't get.
Click on the video above to see underwater
footage of an Associated Underwater Services
(AUS) diver removing material from the intake
gate. The footage is courtesy of AUS.
High and extended river flows earlier this spring caused large amounts of rocks, gravel and other materials to accumulate at the dam. When rocks and other materials pile up in front of the dam, they block the intake structure, which lowers our generating capacity. This periodic maintenance of the dam prevents damage to the intake structure and allows us to maintain power production.
Over the next two to three weeks, a crane located near the southern part of the dam will collect the accumulated materials from the forebay, the area immediately upstream of the dam, and then place them back into the river below the dam.
"Public safety and protecting the surrounding environment are Avista's top priorities as we do this work," said Speed Fitzhugh, Spokane River license manager for Avista. "Redistributing the materials back into the river will allow them to continue to serve as a potential gravel source for spawning habitat in the lower Spokane River."
Visitors should keep clear of the crane, which will be fenced in for safety reasons. For your safety, please stay out of the river in this area and keep clear of designated work areas.
About Monroe Street Dam
Avista's first hydroelectric development, Monroe Street Dam has been producing power since 1890 – longer than any other hydroelectric development currently in operation in the state of Washington.
Avista, then Washington Water Power, constructed the dam at a natural waterfall at Spokane's Lower Falls. The dam was rebuilt in 1974, and a new underground powerhouse was built in 1992. Since Monroe Street Dam is a low head concrete gravity dam designed and built to provide aesthetically pleasing flows, it doesn't have spill gates that allow for rocks and other natural materials to pass through. Since the reconstruction in the 1970s, Avista has periodically removed and relocated natural materials about every two years to ensure the plant is generating power safely and efficiently.
After a crane operator dredges the Monroe Street Dam forebay, we contract with a professional diver to go down to the base of the dam to remove accumulated material that the crane can't get.
Click on the video above to see underwater footage of an Associated Underwater Services (AUS) diver removing material from the intake gate. The footage is courtesy of AUS.
Published: 9/12/2012 4:35 PM |
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DUNCAN, Okla._Drivers will soon be able to go around the entire city of Duncan, thanks to an extension of the Duncan Bypass by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation.
The bypass currently ends just south of Bois D'Arc Street, causing drivers to go through south Duncan traffic in order to stay on highway 81. After construction ends, drivers will merge back onto highway 81 after passing Duncan city limits.
The total for the construction on the bypass is estimated to cost around $20 million but the city won't be paying for the construction itself. ODOT will pick up the construction tab while the city and federal funds are use to pay for the relocating power lines. On top of that, federal dollars will pay for 80% of the power line relocation fee.
Since the completion of the Duncan Bypass over 13 years ago, it's always been on the minds of engineers that one day that highway would have to be extended. That forethought gave ODOT engineers like Bob Rose a leg up for future plans, "It wasn't part of the initial construction, but we had prepared the basic alignment plans for it."
With the bypass averaging thousands of drivers a day, those plans are starting to take shape and Rose is looking for ways to make the trip faster and easier, "We wish to make the route more easily accessible and to reduce travel time for that traffic that needs to go through Duncan."
For those not familiar with the Duncan area, the current bypass sometimes takes drivers to an unexpected location. As of right now, the Duncan Bypass comes down to the intersection of Highway 81 and Park, where many of those just passing through find themselves in city limits. So engineers want to move those on ramps two miles to Cherokee Road, where city traffic can altogether be avoided.
Rose said that changing the on-ramp isn't the only consideration, power lines and other utilities must also be taken into account, "We're processing the utility agreements that must be approved with the utility owners before the relocation process can start". The tedious process means power lines won't even begin moving until February 2015.
It's a long journey to the final product, but one that Rose thinks will be worthwhile for thousands, "It's good for the community to not be troubled with those six to seven thousand cars per day that would be adding to congestion on the route through the commercial district."
ODOT says the bypass extension could also mean fewer large trucks on the road, leaving city streets in Duncan with less wear and tear. Construction is expected to start in late 2015 with the entire project completed by 2017. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation plans to pay for the project with funds from their 80 year project plan, which is modified, based on need in the area, every year.

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Halstead: Schoolboy writes to oppose Tesco plans (From Halstead Gazette)
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Halstead: Schoolboy writes to oppose Tesco plans
9:00am Sunday 2nd December 2012 in News
A schoolboy has penned a letter to councillors listing his concerns about a new Tesco.
Billybob Penn, 12, is one of more than 200 people who have objected to the retailer's plans for a supermarket off Halstead High Street.
Greenfields Community Housing, which owns Symonds Court sheltered housing complex in St Andrew's Road, one of two access roads to Tesco, has also objected to the plans.
Daniel Allen, director of property services, asked for confirmation the supermarket development will not have an adverse impact on existing and future tenants.
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But the Gazette ought to tell us what his reasons for objection were.
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Boris wrote:I think the idea is your supposed to buy the paper, or was it not in the paper either?
Well done Billybob, there is always a need for anti-Tesco campaigners.
But the Gazette ought to tell us what his reasons for objection were.
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There will be plenty of funnel cakes and chicken-on-a-stick at this year's state fair, and the State Health Department is working to insure that your favorite snacks are safe.
Mississippi State Department of Health Environmentalists are conducting food inspections along the midway.Vendors must meet FDA food safety guidelines.
Tuesday inspectors continued their evaluations of booths serving food. They are look for cleanliness and the proper handling, preparation and storage of potentially hazardous and other foods.
Fifteen to 20 health department officials will conduct daily inspections. There are about 100 food vendors at the fair.
"We are being very careful this year to make sure that everybody has exactly what they need. Hot water, soap, the most important thing you can do is keep your hands clean and keep utensils clean and you keep your hot foods hot and your cold foods cold," said State Dept. of Health Environmentalist Anne Hogue.
Inspectors ask that you report any fair food safety concerns to the State Health Department at 601-957-1026.
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November 12, 2008
A Great Day for Hockey Indeed
The "Great Day For Hockey" video that the Penguins put out a couple of weeks ago is nothing short of perfect in capturing the effect that the team had on the city last season and the memories that were left in the minds of fans everywhere.
Despite an unfavorable end, the laundry list of memories that fans will take away from the 2007-08 season is something many teams do not get in a decade. That's the great part of being a fan, the memories that linger game after game. As a Pens fan, I'm still buzzing from last night's win over Detroit. I haven't felt like that after a game since Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Finals.
It's a great time to be a Penguins fan and for those fans who are old enough to remember the lean years, it's a great day for hockey in Pittsburgh
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Labels: Pittsburgh Penguins, Video, YouTube
4 comments:
- J-Dub said...
i get so excited everytime i watch that. It makes me proud to be a die hard pens fan!
- November 13, 2008 at 1:15 AM
- Scotty G said...
Definitely have to agree with you, Leahy. That commercial is just awesome. Goosebumps every time.
- November 13, 2008 at 3:41 AM
- Cornelius Hardenbergh said...
Once again, a team other than the Bruins puts out a killer video. Last year's Game 6 recap doesn't count.
- November 13, 2008 at 8:51 AM
- byeskey said...
Sweet sweet video. Just like Scott g said, "Goosebumps every time."
- November 14, 2008 at 10:07 AM
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The New York Theatre Workshop's (NYTW) production of The Misanthrope uses an adaptation prepared for a 1975 Broadway staging of Molière's classic, but outside of his sharp barbs aimed at society, tradition takes a back seat to technology. Contemporizing the 17th-century play is nothing new; Off-Broadway in 1999, Roger Rees portrayed the tyrannically sincere Alceste as a playwright, bitterly enthralled with Uma Thurman's boldface name of a Célimène. This new Misanthrope, however, doesn't just break the fourth wall of audience expectations, it breaks right out of the theatre and erupts onto the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
Known/notorious for unconventional productions of A Streetcar Named Desire and Hedda Gabler, the director, Flemish provocateur Ivo van Hove, always asks his design team to think well outside of the box. The Misanthrope unfolds on a sleekly modernist, nearly featureless set, with illumination to match both the work of production and lighting designer Jan Versweyveld, who has collaborated with van Hove for 20 years. Emilio Sosa's costumes are a rigorous black and white, except for the shoes — there are none of those, as the cell phone-carrying actors walk (and run) barefoot, on and off the stage. Audio designer Raul Vincent Enriquez pipes in chilly-sounding cover versions of songs like The Beatles' "Across the Universe." Observing it all in realtime are three video screens — built into the back wall of the partly windowed set — which also display still photos and text messages from Célimène.
New York-based video designer Tal Yarden has worked with van Hove since an Amsterdam staging of Rent, one not unexpectedly quite different from the production that originated at NYTW before transferring to Broadway. "It came together so quickly," says Yarden. "We were going to work on Molière's The Miser, but a casting opportunity arose, and the theatre hadn't done The Misanthrope before, so we changed course. The idea was that this production would be a laboratory of social interaction, an ambiguous and antiseptic space, something like a focus group setting or maybe an interrogation room. The screens are a kind of mirror for exaggerated close-ups. There would be a couple of cameras documenting everything that went on and people examining what was going on, which led to the idea of the live cameras."
Techs wielding "cheap, off-the-shelf" Sony HD video cameras are an integral part of the show. "The actors rehearsed with the cameras to see how they could work with and against them," Yarden says. "But we also rehearsed the operators, whose activities have to seem spontaneous at every performance." The cameras are not bolted to a tripod; the techs range freely throughout the theatre, shooting both backstage and the audience as the images are fed through the 55" Hitachi plasma screens.
In the show's most memorable moment, the self-abasing Alceste (Bill Camp) — who, in a van Hove touch, has covered himself in chocolate sauce, ketchup, and watermelon — and Célimène (Jeanine Serralles) flee the theatre for the cold comfort of garbage cans on East Fourth Street. A tech is in pursuit, filming everything. "The cameras had already been backstage, so it was only natural that they go outside," Yarden says. "It's such a taut play in that pure and simple space, so it's a shock to the system when it leaves the theatre. The operators know what they need to shoot and how to work with the occasional passerby."
In another surprising sequence, Alceste defaces the screens, which are frozen with an image of Célimène, an action she witnesses. Later, he tenderly washes them off with a hose. Says Yarden, "It's horrifying when she sees what he's done and so touching when he cleans them. Alceste deeply loves Célimène but finds it despicable how she represents herself, her image, to the world. These kinds of ideas are why I keep working with Ivo." As for the battered screens, the designer says, "They're behind heavily sealed Plexiglas® and are well-cared-for."
The one problem with the screens, "which don't battle with lighting, like projections," is that they are not for theatrical use. "They were an incredible value for their size but are geared for residences and for playback off DVD players and cable boxes," Yarden says. "They take an HDMI signal but can't play back a computer-generated signal, which was a huge issue for us. I made a video for all the text messages and the other images. Various software eventually made it work." Yarden was assisted — "a great privilege for me," he says — by Keith Skretch.
Versweyveld's set was inspired by Molière's text. "He wrote a play about human behavior and relationships that relates to any period," says Jian Jung, the associate set designer. "So we designed a closed room like a laboratory where scientists can observe the animals," she says. In this case, the audience is peering in at some rather peculiar behavior indeed, and the video cameras allow additional angles of observation.
To add to the laboratory feel, the height of the space was compressed with four rows of five rectangular fixtures with fluorescent tubes that hang low over the stage, adding a cold, white light. The exposed theatrical rig, primarily ETC Source Fours, sits higher above the playing area, with additional positions on pipes along the side brick walls of the theatre. The only "furniture" on stage is a large platform stage-right that serves as seating and as the table for the junk-food banquet, with a bench running along the stage-right glass wall. The center stage is left clear, as there is quite a bit of physical activity and actors rolling about on the floor, and, eventually, the stage is completely littered with "prop trash" that Alceste carries in from the street and strews everywhere.
In addition to the triple video screens set into the upstage wall, right of center, the side walls of the set are made of real glass, with the cameras often used on tripods on the outside, while the video screens are protected behind Plexiglas. "We wanted something non-glare in front of the images, and yet non-glare glass was too expensive," Jung says. "The entire set is waterproof," she adds, pointing out that the floor and upstage floor are covered in a gray vinyl surface, much like a gym floor, that can be easily hosed down. The stage crew cleans up after the show with buckets, mops, and squeegees, wearing rubber gloves and boots, directing the water to a drain built into the set upstage-left.
Sosa notes that the black suits worn by all the actors are "like a uniform, but each one is not identical. At the beginning of rehearsal, they were all the same, and then we moved into more individual designs based on the characters," he says. "The fact that they are barefoot adds to the stripped-away nature of the production, and there were no shoes that would withstand the production." The clothes all had to be washable. "The choices were adjusted once we knew what the food actually was," Sosa adds.
The Misanthrope is scheduled to close this month, but Yarden, who is working with van Hove on a Wagner Ring cycle for the Flemish National Opera, says the show will go on, as timelessly as ever. "It's universal and absolutely current. It defies the idea of being part of a particular era and is a mirror of our everyday lives."


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It's called the Odd Couple Challenge. Two politicians on the opposite ends of the spectrum come together on the golf course to help wounded warriors.
One is a liberal Democrat. The other a libertarian Republican. In Washington, they rarely agree. But at Valhalla, Rep. John Yarmuth and Sen. Rand Paul joined forces to drive home a point.
"Patriotism and sacrifice are not things that are divided by partisanship," said Yarmuth.
Yarmuth and Paul are co-hosting a golf tournament to benefit www.HelpingaHero.org, which builds custom homes for veterans disabled in combat.
"John Yarmuth and I have a good, friendly relationship on a personal basis. We don't always agree, but we do agree on helping the veterans," said Paul.
Helping a Hero recently finished a home in Nicholasville, KY for Matt Bradford, a Marine who lost both legs and was blinded by a roadside bomb in Afghanistan.
"Having a house that's fully accessible for your needs helps out," said Bradford.
"A true gift to see your husband gain his independence back and be able to go into the various rooms and play with the kids and do things on his own that he wasn't able to do," said Bradford's wife, Amanda.
This tournament will raise $150,000, enough to build one home for a Kentucky veteran.
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They may be an odd couple. But when it comes to supporting our veterans, cooperation seems par for the course.
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Worcestershire County Council is reminding drivers to take care with the MET Office forecasting periods of heavy rainfall and thunder tomorrow and possibly into Sunday and Monday.
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County councillor John Smith OBE, said: "We would urge all motorists and residents to take care when walking or driving through water sodden or flooded roads and pathways.
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Los GatosEltz Chaim Academy
16555 Shannon Road
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Los GatosHillbrook School
300 Marchmont Dr
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16035 Los Gatos Almaden Road
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"A little Madness in the Spring/Is wholesome even for the King/But God be with the Clown/Who ponders this tremendous scene/This whole Experiment of Green/As if it were his own!" — Emily Dickinson
Like we didn't already know that this past winter was indeed one of the roughest — even for the seasoned Minnesotans — I think we're seeing it now even as we're fully into spring.
This time of year, I'm used to seeing an increase report of truant students and juvenile pranks, and a little more recklessness. But some of the things we've been seeing this spring... Just two weekends ago, Minnesota saw eight teens killed in car accidents (and a local foursome cut it very close that same weekend!) A few days later, 29 pigs are stabbed by an allegedly intoxicated driver. Rumors circulate of shenanigans a little more sick and scary than usual going on at the schools (and with juvenile cases, there's only so much snooping the press can do before hitting the data privacy brick wall). But we may only have to go to YouTube to find out...
Looks like we've definitely crossed the line from spring fever to spring madness this season. But I fear what it will take for this fever/madness to break? Being the police/crime reporter, I honestly don't relish the idea of writing about a tragic death(s) or ruined lives just because the nicer weather and the promise of summer make us feel a litlle more carefree and foolish. Remember the laws of gravity and physics still apply: What comes up, must come down and For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Be careful out there...
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The evening of Jan. 7, 2013, Megan Kays ('12) posted on Facebook:
"3,228.5 miles biked
883.88 miles ran
3 charity bike rides
2 sprained ankles
1 pelvic stress fracture
Couldn't ask for a better life!"
While she was running the next day, she was hit by a truck and died from her injuries, less than a month after having graduated early from Clarion University with a bachelor's degree in business marketing.
Josh Domitrovich was home on break when he heard about Kays' death. Domitrovich said he and Kays had become friends during a conference.
"I first met her in 2011 when we went to Miami for a national conference on student leadership. Seven of us went, and we found ourselves up every night talking about life. She and I related so well – we connected closely," he said. "My philosophy is that when I pass, I would want to be remembered, and that's what I wanted to do for her. She was such a beautiful person, not only on the outside, but on the inside. I wanted her legacy to carry on."
Those who knew Kays say her passion for physical fitness and community service was apparent. She could regularly be seen running or biking around Clarion or her hometown of Grove City. She was running near her Grove City home, training for the Pittsburgh Marathon, when she died.
Domitrovich joined with students Rachel Farkas and Dan LaFata, who was close to Kays and knew her parents, Jeff and Michelle Kays, to plan a 5K and 10K race in her honor. Cody Rapp ('11) is handling funds. Her parents requested that all proceeds from the race, the Meg 5 and 10 Kays, go to charity. Helping others was another of Kays' passions.
Together they designed a race logo that incorporates Kays' name, her life span, and her love of running and bicycling in a footprint. The logo appears on the front of the race T-shirts, with her final Facebook post on the back.
"The footprint not only means running, but that she made an impact on a lot of lives," Domitrovich said. "We chose yellow so when people wear these, they'll be seen. Because of the tragedy, we wanted to make it bright, for safety."
Domitrovich said people smile when they see the T-shirt. "I like to think their smile is their vision in their eyes of her." Through T-shirt sales the group has already raised $1,600 for charity.
Registration begins at 8 a.m. May 11 at the corner of 6th Avenue and Wood Street for the Meg 5 and 10 Kays, and the race starts at 9 a.m. For information and registration form, visit www.themeg5and10kays.wordpress.com.
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Places in Carnbee parish, with links to online historical and modern maps.
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A separate Records Page page gives details of the records for this parish held by Scottish archives.
The ScotlandsPlaces website lets users search across national databases by geographical location. It includes, amongst other material,
A very good description is to be found in the relevant chapter in History of the County of Fife: From the Earliest Period to the Present Time by John M Leighton, published 1840, online at Google Books.
Lists of heads of households taken for the 1821 and 1831 censuses appear amongst the Old Parish Registers (413/4). They have been transcribed and published by the Fife Family History Society in their Publication 20.
Parish / district reference number for 1841 - 1901 censuses: 413
The 1841 return can be searched on the FreeCEN website.
The 1851 census has been indexed and published by the Tay Valley Family History Society.
The 1861 census has been indexed and can be downloaded here
Some census records on microfilm may be consulted in LDS Family Search Centres around the world.
LDS Library Film Numbers:
1841 1851 1861 1871 1881 1891 Carnbee 1042700 1042253 103826 103988 203518 208749
Data provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Further information on the main Fife page.
In addition to the parish church at Carnbee, there was also a Free Church in Arncroach.
The Old Statistical Account (written in the 1790s) gives this information about Dissenters:
The New Statistical Account (written in 1844) gives this information:
The 1865 Ecclesiastical Directory lists the parish church and the Free Church.
Information and pictures of the churches at the Scottish Churches website.
Details of church history here.
The original Old Parish Registers (of baptisms / births, proclamations / marriages, and deaths / burials) of the Church of Scotland, which cover the years up to 1854, are held in the General Register Office for Scotland in Edinburgh, and they can all be consulted there at the ScotlandsPeople Centre. The baptisms / births, proclamations / marriages and deaths / burials indexes can be searched at the ScotlandsPeople website. Copies of the register entries may be purchased.
Parish reference number: 413
The Old Parish Registers (OPRs) span the following dates (although there are gaps within these ranges):
Carnbee OPR Births / baptisms Proclamations / marriages Deaths / burials / mortcloths 413/1 1646-1664 1646-1699 1677-1699 413/2 1662-1819 1726-1819 1782-1819 413/3 1705-1725 1706-1760 413/4 1820-1854 1820-1848 1820-1854
Data supplied by General Register Office for Scotland
The Detailed List of the Old Parochial Registers of Scotland, published 1872, provides this information about the content of the OPRs, including the gaps within them:
B. and M. intermixed till 1654. Four leaves imperfect at 1650, and four at 1660.
B. Blank Oct. 1654 - Jan. 1662, from which date there is a separate Record. Blank Oct. 1674 - Oct. 1692, Sept. 1698 - Jan. 1701, and Nov. 1704 - July 1705. Mothers' names not recorded till 1692.
M. Contracts prior to 1654. Blank (exc. entries of indirect reference to M.) June 1654 - July 1669. Contracts and Marriages 1669 - 1684. Blank June 1684 - May 1687, from which date Contracts till 1699. Blank Oct. 1699 - July 1705, and May 1752 - Sept. 1761. No entries Dec. 1781 - Nov. 1783, from which date the M. again occur among the B. Entries more full after 1786.
D. Mortcloth Dues intermixed with other matters till 1760. Blank 1699 - 1706, and 1760 - 1784. Burials 1784 - 1786, then blank till Dec. 1790, from which date Deaths.
Copies of the registers on microfilm may be consulted in some local libraries and at LDS Family Search Centres around the world. The indexes to baptisms / births and proclamations / marriages can also be searched on the LDS Family Search website or on the IGI on microfiche in local libraries.
LDS Library Film Numbers:
1040152 Items 2 - 3 Session book (includes Baptisms, 1646-1670, Marriage proclamations, 1646-1699, Mortcloth dues [burial records], 1672-1699); Baptisms, 1662-1674, 1693-1819; Marriages, 1726-1752, 1761-1819; Mortcloth dues, 1782-1792; Burials, 1790-1819. 1040153 Items 1 - 2 Session book (includes Marriage proclamations, 1705-1726, Mortcloth dues, 1706-1760); Baptisms, 1820-1855; Marriages, 1820-1848; Burials, 1820- 1854.
Data provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Deaths / burials are listed on Fife Family History Society's Pre-1855 Fife Deaths CD.
Further information on the main Fife page.
Kirk Session records are held at the Special Collections Dept. of St Andrews University Library, with digital copies at the National Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh. Some Kirk Session material is to be found in the OPR records (413/1 and 413/3). Details of church records here.
Heritors' Records (HR82) are at the National Archives of Scotland, Edinburgh. Details of records here.
Records for other churches are held at the Special Collections Dept. of St Andrews University Library.
Details of church records here.
The Carnbee page of the LDS Family Search Research Wiki has more information about church history and records.
Registration of Births, Marriages and Deaths began in Scotland on 1st January 1855. Full information on the main Fife page.
Registration districts covering this parish:
|Registration district
|start date
|end date
|East Neuk
|East Neuk
Registration districts did not necessarily coincide exactly with parishes. In the 20th century especially, there were frequent changes in registration districts.
|Carnbee church
|Ordnance Survey Grid Reference
|Post code
|Lat. 56°14'56"N
|Lon. 2°45'32"W
Surrounding parishes: Kilrenny, Crail, Dunino, Cameron, Kilconquhar, St Monans, Pittenweem, Anstruther Wester.
Westwood's ParochialDirectory for the Counties of Fife and Kinross for 1862 and 1866 are online at Google Books. On the Records pages of the Fife Family History Society website there is a transcription of the 1862 edition.
There is a list of places in Carnbee parish, with links to online historical and modern maps.
Several old gazetteers are available. They all contain descriptions of the parish and many are also worth searching for entries of places within the parish.
A Vision of Britain provides historical descriptions, population & housing statistics, historic boundaries and maps.
Details of historic buildings and archaeological sites in this parish held by the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Edinburgh, are catalogued at ScotlandsPlaces. In the results, click RCAHMS. Unfortunately, not all entries have digital images.
This British Library webpage uses small examples of historical maps of London to show the differences between maps at various scales.
There is an index to the Ordnance Survey Object Name Books for this parish here.
Andrew Campbell has produced Fife Deaths from Newspapers 1822-1854 - a compilation of deaths recorded in local newspapers. Copies of this index are held by the Fife libraries and the Family History Societies.
Fife Deaths Abroad 1855-1900 - a compilation of overseas deaths recorded in Fife newspapers - has been produced by Andrew Campbell of Fife Family History Society. The Society have re-published it in their Publications Series, 26.
The parish is included in Andrew Campbell's compilation of Fife Shopkeepers and Traders 1820-1870 taken from newspapers and directories. It is available in most Fife reference libraries, in the libraries of the family history societies, and at the Manuscript Department of the Special Collections Department of St Andrews University Library. It is also available as Fife Traders and Shopkeepers on CD from Fife Family History Society.
The relief of paupers after 1845 was carried out by the Parochial Board and later by the Parish Council. Their records are at the Fife Council Archive Centre. Details of records here.
There is a page with census statistics from 1755 to 1961 here.
See also A Vision of Britain and Histpop for population statistics.
Prior to 1824, wills, testaments & inventories of residents of Carnbee may be found in either the St Andrews Commissariot (CC20) or the Edinburgh Commissariot (CC8) records. From 1824, commissary business has been conducted by the Sheriff Court of Fife at Cupar (SC20).
Indexes and finding aids are given on the main Fife page.
Local sources worth searching for deeds include St Andrews Commissary Court and Cupar Sheriff Court.
School Board Records and / or school logbooks are held at the Fife Council Archive Centre. Details of records here.
Education statistics for Fife schools in 1891-2 list the following board schools in the parish:
|School Board
|Accommodation for scholars
|Average attendance
"Statistical accounts" giving fascinating insights into the local topography and history, social and economic conditions, and even the daily lives of people, were written by the parish ministers in the 1790s and the 1840s. For more information see the main Fife pages
The hearth tax, clock & watch tax, male servants tax, female servants tax, and farm horse tax are all on ScotlandsPlaces.
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Judy Ainger was a successful Real Estate Agent for several years until the economic turn in the housing market. She and her husband David, Real Estate Broker, suddenly found themselves with no source of income. They lost their home, investment properties and almost all of their belongings. They went from earning $40,000 a week to accepting a job at just $11.50 an hour?
Read how God sustained them and how they are now living life completely debt free. Judy wants to share the news of hope with others so that they too can live free from debt. She is a native of Spokane Washington. Judy and her husband are now living in Arizona. They are blessed with four children and two beautiful grand-children.
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DALLAS (AP) - Federal prosecutors say a 23-year-old Dallas man has pleaded guilty to child pornography charges in a case involving a baby under 2 years old.
James Brian Rivers admitted Tuesday in court to one count of production of child pornography and another count of possession of prepubescent child pornography. He faces at least 15 years in prison, and a maximum of 50 years, when he's sentenced in May.
Prosecutors say Rivers was arrested after leaving his cellphone at a neighbor's house in June. The neighbor scrolled through the cellphone and found pornographic images. Police were then contacted.
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Oscar Cavadas Tuesday pleaded guilty to multiple felonies as part of an agreement.
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Kozy Creek only (2) minutes from Ski Resort in Gatlinburg
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Chalet
- community Chalet Village
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 560 - $ 560 / week
vacation rental description
This striking A frame chalet has a great look and a great location. We're sure it will make a great setting for your Smoky Mountain getaway!
The green tin roof and faux log siding is only the beginning of this cabin's perks. The creek that gives this home its name runs beside it year-round. You can enjoy it from the wraparound deck with its inviting hot tub or while preparing dinner on the nearby charcoal grill. If you step inside you immediately notice the attractive modern furnishings present throughout the home. The setting is even more memorable thanks to the angular nature of the walls and high ceiling associated with A frame construction. You enter the living room through either the front door on the sliding glass door on the deck. Here white walls and plenty of windows create a bright atmosphere. The floors are covered with plush carpeting. There's a gas fireplace on one side of the room and the wrap around sleeper sofa on the other. There's also a cable TV with DVD and VCR. On the opposite end of the home is the fully furnished kitchen and dining room (with space for 6). This space features mostly natural wood surfaces. Move further into the home and you'll find the first bedroom and the downstairs full bath. This bedroom has a queen size bed and has direct deck access, as well as a TV with VCR. Upstairs is the home's second bedroom. It has a queen size bed and TV with VCR/DVD as well as a private half bath. There is also an access door for the rear of the home. Don't worry about being bored. In addition to all Gatlinburg has to offer there's also a miniature lounge area with love seat and foosball table in the upstairs loft.
A distinctive look with a convenient location makes Kozy Creek a great place to stay year-round!
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chalet rental amenities
- 2 Queen Beds, 1 Twin Bed, 1 Queen Sofa Bed
- Full Kitchen
- Linens Provided
- Air Conditioning
- Game Room
- Parking
- Deck
- Heating
- Porch Fireplace
- Hot Tub
- Creek & Mountains
- Alarm Clock
- Dishwasher
- Stereo
- Blender
- Iron
- Stove
- CD Player
- Microwave
- TV (Cable) & WiFi access
- Ceiling Fans
- Oven
- Telephone
- Charcoal Grill
- Radio
- Toaster
- Coffee Maker
- Refrigerator
- DVD Player
activities and attractions in Gatlinburg Tennessee
- Amusement Park (<1 mile)
- Miniature Golf (<1 mile)
- Park (1 mile)
- Aquarium (<1 mile)
- Movie Theater (<1 mile)
- Hiking (2 miles)
- Children's Pool (<1 mile)
- Playground (<1 mile)
- Hunting (2 miles)
- Downhill Skiing (<1 mile)
- Pool (<1 mile)
- Golf (4 miles)
- Grocery Store (<1 mile)
- Restaurant (<1 mile)
- Fishing (5 miles)
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- Theme Park (7 miles)
- Horseback Riding (<1 mile)
- Volleyball Court (<1 mile)
- Water Park (7 miles)
- Ice Skating (<1 mile)
- Winery (<1 mile)
- Whitewater Rafting (20 miles)
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- Zoo (<1 mile)
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Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge are the most popular attraction sites. They have anything and everything you would want to do!! This Chalet Rents For Up To $160.00/Nt With Rental Companies. Get Tremendous Savings Renting Directly From Owner.
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