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Hurtigruten's winter voyages along the Norwegian coast are truly special. When sailing along the snow covered coast you can be sure you will experience some amazing sights, such as the polar twilight, snow covered mountains, frozen fjords, clusters of cosy houses glowing on the shores and the stunning Northern Lights. In other words, this is a great time of year to experience wild and untamed nature for those who are looking for a magical winter wonderland.
Searching for the Northern Lights is a major element of the winter journey with us. Our winter voyages sail all the way up to the Arctic Circle giving you a good chance of witnessing the Northern Lights, one of nature's greatest shows on earth. You never know what kind of shape or colour this natural phenomenon will appear in. It is always surprising its admirers.
To make your journey with us even more exciting, we offer several adventurous excursions for those who like to make the most out of their journey. For example, in winter you have the opportunity to go husky sledging, go on a snowmobile trip in the polar night and visit the North Cape, Europe's northernmost point. Check out more of our exciting excursions here.
Hurtigruten offers different types of winter voyages with great offers such as our Northern Lights Promise on our Classic Winter Voyages and Winter Voyage and Flight Packages, giving you a new voyage for free if the Lights don't appear on your 12 day voyage with us. We also have shorter voyages giving you £200 off per person such as our Arctic Highlights.
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Darrelle Revis was sent into man coverage on both wide receivers, and got the better of both. But its something thats been happening every week, whether the Jets win or lose.
In my opinion, Darrelle Revis is the best corner in the league, Ryan said. If we were having the year we hoped to have, hed be considered for Defensive Player of the Year. Nobody puts as much on one player as we put on him. Every single week, he has to answer the bell. Not Champ Bailey, not anybody in this league is asked to do what he does.
Smith had just five yards on one reception against the Jets no, thats not a misprint. The ball was intercepted off Smith by Revis on the Panthers first drive of the game and Revis returned the ball 67 yards for the first touchdown in the 17-6 win.
That was a sigh of relief, Revis said. It was an easy score right there. It doesnt get any better than that to start us off.
The Panthers were in a no-huddle offense and Smith took off down the field when he was supposed to run a slant on the play. The ball hit Smith on the back of the heel and was deflected into Revis waiting arms. Revis had another first-half interception as well.
After the lousy day, Smith didnt feel like talking all that much to reporters. He admitted it was his mistake, and cut off a reporters followup question with, You dont play so you dont understand.
Now thats getting under someones skin. Revis earned Smiths respect however.
At times, I think I ran good routes against him, and at times he did a good job against me, Smith said. I have the utmost respect for him. Hes a good, solid, young corner and I think he will continue to do well if he keeps continuing to work the way he is working.
Smith actually took Revis aside after the game and said basically the same words. Jon Beason, one of the Panthers linebackers, was impressed on the sidelines when the Jets defense was in.
If you get an interception for a touchdown and another interception, thats an all-pro day right there, Beason said. Ive always been a big fan of his, came out with him. Hes a good dude and hes been making those types of plays his whole career.
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Eileen Maxson remembers the '90s in "Orphans of Failure." The exhibit features images salvaged, or made to look salvaged, from 1993 Ñ a year whose calendar, Maxson explains, mirrors the days and dates of 2010's calendar. "My Quantum Leap, Back to the Future fandom is saying that this is a cracked door, a chance for renewal," she says in her artist statement. The show is a mix of videos and images featuring relics of the past: 1993 calendar pages, VHS tapes, the Twin Towers, hard copies of pet photos (these days they're just posted on Flickr or FaceBook) and double-exposed images (a misprint that's long gone, thanks to digital cameras). There's an opening reception from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, March 13. Regular viewing hours are noon to 8 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturdays, and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sundays. Through May 6. Domy Books, 1709 Westheimer. For information, call 713-523-3669 or visit www.domystore.com. Free.
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ANKARA - Turkey will bolster its trade ties with neighboring Iran by speeding up the implementation process of a preferential trade agreement signed in January, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Monday.
"We had set a goal during my visit to Iran in January: to raise the trade between the two countries to $30 billion by 2015," Erdogan told a joint press conference with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in the Turkish capital, Ankara.
Erdogan said the trade between Turkey and Iran stood at $22 billion in 2012 before dipping to $14.5 billion in the following year due to economic sanctions imposed on Tehran.
"As part of our endeavor to fix this, we have reaffirmed the necessity of forming a High Council of Strategic Cooperation and establishing a preferential trade zone between the two countries," he said.
Trade volume between Turkey and Iran stood at $3.2 billion in the first quarter, according to Turkey's official statistics office.
For his part, Iranian President Rouhani said Erdogan and himself exchanged views on bilateral ties and regional developments.
Calling on Turkish businessmen to invest in Iran's railways and ports, he said Iran and Turkey reached agreements to boost cooperation in energy, transportation, tourism and banking.
Asked whether he congratulated Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for his victory in presidential elections, Rouhani said: "Yes, I sent him a congratulation letter."
Turkey and Iran split in opinions over Syria with Iran being an ally of the Syrian regime while Turkey being one of its fiercest critics.
"[The election] was the first step for stability and peace (...) Syrian people are entitled to decide the future of Syria," Rouhani said.
Denounced by some Western countries and Turkey as "farce," last week's presidential poll saw Assad winning a landslide third term in office amid ongoing civil war.
On another question whether his visit would help Turkey buy cheaper gas from Iran, Rouhani said they discussed the issue and relevant ministers of both countries would continue negotiations.
Iran is the most expensive gas supplier of Turkey, which imports most of its 10 billion cubic meters of natural gas per year from Russia.
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For sealed lead acid batteries, the maximum charging current must not exceed 25% of the Ah capacity. So, for a 17Ah battery, the maximum charging current must be less than 4.25A.
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Portsmouth bar charged in connection with patron's death
Rockingham County Attorney Jim Reams and Portsmouth Police Chief Stephen DuBois held a press conference Tuesday to announce the charges.
The one felony complaint alleges that the bar's owners, New Adventure Entertainment LLC, doing business as The Page Bar and Restaurant, negligently allowed beverages to be consumed in an area not approved by the Liquor Commission, namely the dance floor of the Stadium Lounge.
The charge against the bar carries a $100,000 fine but no jail time, as it is against a corporation, not an individual.
Reams said had the bar been following the rules of their liquor license, the assault that resulted in the death of Joshua Krantz, 24, may never have happened.
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The honeymoon phase of a relationship ends when your love and infatuation for the other has passed and you begin to see this fantastic new being in your life more realistically.
In the weeks after the holidays, therefore, it is not uncommon for parents to find that their kids may have been more excited about the thought of getting a new puppy than they were about the reality of taking care of it.
As the days go by, the number of family members standing in line for their turn to take the new puppy outside may start to dwindle, as well as the giggles when the new puppy carries off a favorite new Christmas toy. As a result, "little accidents" on the floor may become more frequent, and as little "Fluff Ball" also begins exploring his world with the only mechanism he has — his mouth — and the kids' new Christmas toys are, one after the other, being eviscerated, the puppy's cuteness factor may no longer give him automatic forgiveness passes from the kids.
If you find yourself in the situation I've described above, then the "New Holiday Puppy Honeymoon" has officially ended. But do not panic — it's not too late to get everyone on track.
Getting your new friend into a high-quality puppy kindergarten class as soon as possible is the number-one thing you can do to prevent behavior problems later on down the road. Between the ages of 7 to 16 weeks is the most critical time in your puppy's emotional and social development. A quality puppy kindergarten class will focus on socialization, communication and problem-prevention skills. Even if you've raised dogs in the past or have another dog at home whom your puppy can interact with, it is imperative your family and puppy attend puppy class together. Check with your veterinary hospital to see if they offer a class or know where to refer you. A puppy class should be fun, focused on building a happy and positive relationship, and include the entire family.
You can also help by doing some "homework." In my experience, I have found the following books to be helpful:
Culture Clash, by Jean Donaldson. When you get a new puppy, you have to realize that you have begun a relationship with an alternate species whose perspective of the world is very different from your own. Before you can begin to teach your puppy, you need to understand the world through his unique perspective. This book will help you to set appropriate expectations that are fair to your puppy.
Puppy Start Right, by Ken and Debbie Martin. This book is a positive approach to problem solving, prevention and training, without the use of punishment. It will teach you how to train the behaviors you do want in order to encourage and create a solid foundation of skills. These foundation skills are comparable to teaching good manners to children. For example, your puppy should learn to go to his mat or bed when the kids are eating. This will keep him from learning the kids' snack time is a free-for-all!
Living With Kids and Dogs . . . Without Losing Your Mind: A Parent's Guide to Controlling the Chaos, by Colleen Pelar. Kids and puppies are both egocentric — they believe the world revolves around their wants and needs! No doubt there will be confusion and frustration as you grow together, but this book will help you prevent miscommunication and get everyone on the right track to building a healthy relationship.
Clicking With Your Dog, by Peggy Tillman. Understanding and using the concepts of clicker training can become a common language between you and your new family member for the rest of his life. Clicker training uses positive reinforcement in combination with a signal — a clicker — to teach dogs how to behave properly. You can use clicker training anytime you want to teach your dog something new or improve on something he already knows. And if you can't get to a puppy kindergarten class, you can also explore online training options for your new pup.
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iLounge is the Consumer Electronics Association's exclusive partner for the iLounge Pavilion—the unified Apple iPod, iPhone, iPad and Mac exhibition area at the International Consumer Electronics Show, now the largest dedicated area at CES. With the 2011 CES less than two days away, we wanted to provide you with an official preview of the big trends in Apple-related hardware and software that will be on display this year inside and outside the Pavilion. We're going to pass on discussing the myriad iPad clones that will be on display at the show—they're just not interesting to us—and go straight into what Apple users and potential Apple users are likely to care about in the year to come.
New! Take First Looks at some of the interesting products debuting this year—we've gone hands-on with the latest speakers, cases, app-enhanced accessories, and much more, with new previews appearing regularly over the next couple of days!
New x2! Here's an early look at the setup of booths at the 2011 CES, including some of the large companies inside and outside of the iLounge Pavilion! We'll be updating this gallery regularly throughout the show, so bookmark it and stay tuned!
Wireless Audio. Expect the 2011 CES to be a watershed event for wireless iPod/iPhone/iPad speakers thanks to Apple's release of AirPlay and recent iOS 4.x support for proper stereo Bluetooth streaming. Official AirPlay licensees such as Bowers & Wilkins, iHome, and JBL appear to be setting the initial price floor for all-in-one AirPlay speakers at $300, leaving plenty of room for other companies to sell more affordable $150-$200 Bluetooth speakers that offer lower-fidelity audio, reduced broadcasting distance, and/or fewer frills.
Wireless headphones remain a question mark. No AirPlay-ready headphones have yet been announced, and Bluetooth versions continue to be oversized, uncomfortable, and/or overpriced relative to the audio quality offered—with a couple of noteworthy exceptions. Our suspicion is that the year will see a handful of companies push even further than JayBird did last year to reduce the size of Bluetooth earphones, while companies such as Apple explore the feasibility of AirPlay versions for release later this year. Whether any of these options actually is shown at CES is unclear.
Wired Headphones. Aside from fashion tweaks, the most exciting developments in traditional wired headphones for iPod, iPhone, and iPad users are Westone's debut of Westone 4—a quadruple-driver earphone priced more aggressively than Shure's triple-driver version—and the increasing number of three-button remote/microphone-equipped headsets from major manufacturers. Bringing the prices of really good earphones down to more reasonable levels will benefit vendors focused on quality, and hopefully help to clear the market of the innumerable junky OEM earphones that are now flooding the market.
Wired Speakers. The biggest announcements we expect in the traditional wired/docking speaker category relate to iPad compatibility for both old and new designs. These speakers have become somewhat stagnant over the past few years, and the iPad's release has only complicated things by requiring larger docks and in some cases stand and hinge mechanisms.
Gesture-Based Accessories. Monster will debut a very interesting though expensive car accessory that recognizes hand waves to pause, play, and change tracks on a connected device, while another company will be showing a gesture-controlled iPad dock. Don't expect anything quite on the level of Microsoft's Kinect, but "touchless" controls are starting to become a reality for Apple's devices.
App-Enhanced Accessories. Many developers are working on various niche accessories that redefine what the iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad are capable of doing. Whereas many of 2010's app-aided add-ons were either gimmicky or toys, the new crop in 2011 gets serious: iHealth's Blood Pressure Monitor is one of several new health-focused accessories, Griffin's CarTrip is one of two that monitor vehicular on-board computer systems, and companies such as Lingo are debuting next-generation app-based radio tuner and battery cases.
Apps. A handful of interesting consumer electronic connectivity apps are expected to debut at CES, including one that links multiple iPads together to serve as a giant display, and others that link iPads and iPhones into home cable or satellite tuners for program scheduling.
Mac. On the accessory front, next-generation solid-state drives (SSDs) and external batteries for MacBook computers will be shown at CES, both taking different directions than Apple's official solutions. Some of the first actual cases for the late 2010 MacBook Air laptops will also debut at the show, a point of considerable excitement for those of us using the new Airs. Apple is also launching the Mac App Store on the first day of CES, so most of the Mac software news of note will be happening in the cloud rather than on the show floor.
iPhone 4-Specific Accessories. Battery cases. Solar chargers. Solar charging battery cases. Cases without batteries or solar chargers. We expect to see a whole bunch of these items at CES.
iPad-Specific Accessories. Speakers are the single most interesting thing we're expecting at CES this year for the iPad, but there are going to be some other options, including new iPad battery cases, more stands, and of course, more cases. The questions of fair pricing and forward compatibility will loom large over all of these accessories given the anticipated replacement of the first-generation iPad with a physically smaller second-generation sequel in the next 2-3 months.
iPod-Specific Accessories and Everything Else. Literally hundreds of new iPod cases are going to be shown by small and large developers alike, with categories including iPod nano wristwatch accessories, iPod touch cases and FaceTime aids, and most likely only a handful of options for the fourth-generation iPod shuffle and long-in-tooth iPod classic. Very few of the new items we've seen in these categories are legitimately interesting, but we're always hoping for surprises—last year saw the debut of art- and photo- customized cases that are dramatically better than ones sold before, and hopefully someone will bring innovation on the same level this year. At least one cool new case from Speck will be shown, but there will be a lot of chaff to sort through in the case department.
We'll have many more reports direct from CES. Check out iLounge's brand new 2011 CES Site for all of our coverage, starting tonight.
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It is completely normal for teens to start to get interested in romantic relationships as they grow through the adolescent years. Most parents know this. However, not everyone realizes that there is a developmental process here. Children do not learn to walk on their first attempt, they don't get toilet-trained overnight and all sorts of developmental milestones from tying their shoes to riding a bicycle to learning to read take practice, practice, practice. Dating is no different. In fact, it is more difficult than many of these earlier tasks (many adults who managed to learn to read and tie their shoes never get very good at close relationships).
Adolescents handle these new developmental challenges the same way that they did the earlier ones, by experimenting. Developmental psychologists have shown that children follow "scripts" as they transition from childhood play to interactions with more sexual overtones. Childhood play during the elementary years is often focused on same-sex groups—boys play more often with other boys and girls with other girls. There are several scripts for moving beyond childhood play. Most of this research has been on the development of heterosexual relationships; less is known about children with other sexual orientations although many of these processes are probably similar.


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Another playwriting competition
Another year has come and gone and another playwriting competition is over. There's nothing quite like the joys of writing, caffeine, adrenalin, and insomnia that accrue in such a short period of time.
I thought about spending it working on two plays I've been trying to finish over the last while. However, I thought I would write something new for a number of reasons.
A friend passed away recently. We had worked together for 22 years and, as it turned out after half of that time, our grandparents had both emigrated from the same town outside Belfast in the 1920s. I figured it was time to write a play that takes place in Ulster, namely Derry in January and February of 1972.
If you think you can write a play from scratch in 24 hours, you will be disappointed. I`m content with the first draft I managed in that time. It`s a bit ragged at the edges, but that`s how first drafts are supposed to be.
So, there`s another one on my plate. One of these days, I going to have to retire, if for no other reason than to finish a few plays…
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Well, my parts request just took a funny turn today. I got an email from Rapala this morning. The email was forwarded including a previous mail from someone else in Rapala to send a parts diagram. The part of the email directed to me asked for my mailing address, including a full address if I had a PO box.
I responded with my address and then thought for a minute. Couldn't they just have emailed me a PDF? I thought about emailing back suggesting that after work.
I actually got off work early. A water main was broken and they had to shut off the water at work. We all got sent home and the college was closed. I checked my email to send a request that they just email me a PDF if possible. What I got was this:
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I was a wee bit surprised. I would have been quite content with repairing it. Suffice to say, I've repaired enough reels in my time. The reel was less than a year old, but I never even mentioned warranty.in my emails.
So, I may not give Rapala huge marks for ongoing maintenance help, but they do score well in the customer service area…
Putting the cart before the horse
I'll admit to being spoiled. Over the years, the reels I've owned have tended to be Penns, Daiwas, and Shakespeares. Reels take wear and tear and occasionally need repairs. In the case of all three manufacturers, all you have to do these days is go to the corporate website, find the parts diagrams online, and order the parts.
In those halcyon days before the internet, all reels came with parts diagrams in the box. This is why I'm spoiled.
Last year, I bought a rod and trolling reel combo as a "pick your own birthday present" thing. I decided it was time to step into the next century, or the current one at least, and get a trolling reel with a line counter. I picked up a Rapala combo from Canadian Tire.
Now, less than a year later, the reel basically fell apart. The level wind stopped functioning, as did the line counter, and the reel jammed. I took it apart and found a number of pieces cheerfully floating around, enjoying their newfound freedom from those restraints that kept them in the places where they were previously located. Such exuberant freedom cannot be tolerated, so I reassembled the parts in their appropriate position, reassembled the cover, and immediately watched the results of them escaping again. Some retaining piece, not contained in the reel body and located somewhere undiscoverable, is not there.
Going online to the Rapala site was useless. I couldn't find a parts diagram. Actually, I couldn't even find the reel on the site by its model number. So, with their somewhat limited Contact Us link on the page, I asked for a parts diagram so I could order repair parts.
Credit where credit is due, I got a response in about 12 hours. However, the request was for the parts I wished to order. How do I know this when I don't have a parts diagram? I suppose I could have asked for the doodad that goes on the end of the whatchamacallit, but figured I should probably point out that I need the parts listing to order the parts I need. I'm still waiting for the response.
At this point, I'm thinking that the rod is quite nice, and the reel, useful for nothing else as is, did come with a lot of really good fishing line…
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Camping on Labour Day has become a family tradition in our household. This was a bit odd, in that I was the only one who went out this year.
I'll admit, it was nice to get out at least one more time this year. At this point, our weather can go pretty "iffy" but I'm still holding out hope for more fall to come. Camping can be quite nice this time of year. There's no bugs to speak of and the weather can be pleasant if you're prepared for the odd nippy morning. And, with the leaves changing, particularly at higher elevations, the scenery is wonderful.
Fall fishing can be good, although this weekend was not spectacular. I went to Fox Lake, and despite the normal trend over the last few years for Fox to pick up after Discovery Day and Kusawa to tail off, the fishing was a bit sparse.
My choice off campground was based on more than fishing. I have found, over the past years that Fox Lake has become more of the family campground, while Kusawa Lake campground has become party central. Kusawa can be downright noisy through the night, and the YTG camp officers can't be everywhere all the time. It's not as bad as the government campground at Pine Lake, though…
I did get one lake trout: small, about 2 lbs. What struck me as odd this year is that the surface temperature of the lake is quite warm, 55° F throughout the entire weekend. I usually see it about 49° or 50° by this time in the fall. That probably explained why the fish were still down quite deep in the water column. Most of what I saw were hanging around clouds of bait fish in the 60 – 90′ range. Trying to get a line down that far, without snagging the bottom at the same time is not easy.
I had a few complications. My relatively new (bought late last year) Rapala trolling reel fell apart. The line counter quit earlier this year, and I hadn't fixed it because you can't even find a parts diagram online. The level wind crapped out this weekend.
Fortunately, my 20+ year old Penn was also in the boat. I did put it on my good rod and used it. Its one issue is that the clicker isn't working, but I do have the online parts diagram from Penn and will check to see which one of two possible parts needs replacing. My 10 year old Penn 190 also needs a bit of repair, but both of these are off season repair plans. When winter comes, a little diversion that makes you think of spring coming is perfectly good, right?
The weather was a bit strange. It followed the progression of sunny, sun showers, cloudy with showers, just cloudy. Repeat as necessary. There was a slight interlude with a bit of hail with the sunshowers at one point while fishing Sunday afternoon.
I'm not ready to put either the camper or the boat away yet. The issue with the camper is freezing temperatures and when the local sani-dumps close up. I may fix that issue since I'm calling our plumber tomorrow to see about having a dump attached to the house sewer system. Putting the boat away usually doesn't happen until some time in October. The Environment Department is planning to keep 10 campgrounds serviced until the end of September, and they usually are available without services until the end of October for the hardy.
I will say one thing about the fall. I'm not the biggest fan of what it portends in the future, but it is damn pretty…
A little job?
Did you ever start one of those little jobs that seem to multiply into big ones? That's how my Sunday has gone.
I ordered a part for the inflatable boat, a Mercury HD, in the spring. The drain vent, which has a sliding handle that is used for draining the inside of the boat, had to be replaced. The handle broke off mine last year, and I had to order one since there were none in stock.It seemed to take forever to come in. Apparently it did in June, but no one called me to say it had until I called in late July. And, with the road trip, I didn't get a chance to put it in until today.
The handle is a necessity, since you can drain the boat simply by running up to speed in the water and lifting the handle. The water runs out of the boat but the valve prevents new water from entering if you're running. Without it, you have to take the boat out of the water to drain it. Given the amount of rain we've had this year, the ability to drain it is handy.
Here's the issue. To remove two of the three screws in the vent to take the old one off, and to put the new one on, you have to take off the outboard and remove the floorboards. Anyone who has helped me do this before is probably gnashing their teeth and rending their clothing as they read the last sentence.
The floorboards are a bone of contention with the boat. When I first bought it four years ago, the salesman said, "Until the fabric stretches a bit, you may find getting the floorboards in a bit difficult." If that was difficult, what is a hardship to the guy? The first time took four of us 4½ hours and my grandson wouldn't talk to me for a week.
That being said, I did get the job done, after about two hours. Actually, it's almost done since I have to go out in a few minutes and drop the motor back on it. It was "a bit" frustrating replacing the floorboards, but since I only took one piece of the five out, it was easier than it could have been. I also had another job to do. Since they haven't been out of the boat in two years, cleaning underneath them seemed an important thing to do. Blech.
So, once again, the little fish killer, which Clara named, "Ruatha," is ready to go back to work. This is important, because I'm developing a craving for smoked trout as I sit here…
Road Trip, last day
We woke up early, had breakfast and was on the road by 9:30 AM. Our starting mileage was 106,420.0. We ended our trip at 107,268.3. We put 3800 km on during the trip and spent about $1,500 to make it. Our final mileage was 25.1 l/100 km.
It was a nice drive. I got reminded once again just how beautiful both Stone Mountain and Muncho Lake Provincial Parks are. I do have to make a trip where you do get a chance to have that area as a destination, rather than passing through heading somewhere else.
I also did plan my trip to not drive through either Stone Mountain or Muncho Lake at dusk, or worse yet, after dark. The last time I did that, all you saw on the side of the road was a constant reflection of eyes from sheep, caribou, moose and bison. Never again…
One thing to note after you pass through Muncho Lake Provincial Park: watch for bison on the road. The largest North American land mammal does make a rather substantial obstacle to traffic and they don't really seem to care that cars and trucks are driving on the road. Challenging one is not on my list of preferred activities. Several groups were on the road between the northern portion of Muncho Lake Park and Upper Liard.
By the time you get to Stone Mountain Park, you get to remember some of the winding nature of the Alaska Highway. From here until close to Watson Lake, the road is narrow, with numerous curves and hills. We stopped at Watson Lake to gas up the final time and to grab lunch. It was nice to see the TAGS store there rebuilt after it burned down several years ago. A few details need to be finished but it does add another choice to grab a quick lunch on the road. It was also a chance to remind myself I was back in the Yukon, land of cheap gas. Other than the one stop in La Glace, AB for fuel, most other places in BC had incredibly high gas prices, ranging between $1.59 in Wonowon to $1.64 in Dease Lake per liter.
We drove the rest the way back in about 6 hours. We took our time, particularly from the Yukon River Bridge south of town when we got hit with a torrential downpour. It had cleared by the time we got to the house though.
A few general notes. First, if you can't live without connectivity, this is not the place to come. Internet and cell service was only available in limited places on our trip, and you have to be within a centre, and not on its outskirts to get either. There is no cell service on the highway.
The big observation was another reminder: 14 days on vacation, with 6 full days spent driving. You get an idea of how large this place is…
Road Trip, Day 13
Well, we started the home trip this morning. Our starting mileage was 105,714.2, and we ended with 106,420.0. Total for the day was 705.8 km.
We woke early and started packing for the final trip. Then we got a visit from everyone but the wedding party, and took a quick run to Ernie and Dora's to drop everyone off so Ernie could show us where the free RV dump was at the Sexsmith Heritage Park. It's a nice place and seems to have a nice campground there, although we didn't really have much time to look around. Then, it was off to La Glace, cheating back around Grande Prairie using Highway 59 again. I got gas there, and it was the cheapest I bought on the trip, $1.24 9/10 a liter.
We started driving along, and had a nice drive. The highway was in great shape between Dawson Creek and Fort Nelson. I originally thought we might stay there, but felt like moving on to try this supposedly nice place at Tetsa River, about 115 km past Fort Nelson.
That was quite an eye opener. We ran into construction 35 km past Fort Nelson, and had to wait 30 minutes for a pilot car to run us through. The sign said there would be construction for 1 km, but it turned out to be more than 8 km. We ran into two other areas on either side of Steamboat Hill. The first wasn't too bad, but the second was rather poor. The speed zone for the construction was 30 km/hr, but don't try going that fast.
We came into the campground, with a flashing sign on the highway saying "Open." The office wasn't, although there was someone inside. I knocked and no one answered. I drove around looking for an open site, and just deal with it in the morning. When I was looking, another camper came over and told me the owner won't talk to customers after he decides to close up. He doesn't know what time that is, but we arrived about 7:15 PM. Also, he told me that the power is shut off at 10 PM, since all he has is a diesel generator and it is rather noisy. That's OK, since our site has no services at all. Apparently very few are serviced, and the electrical power is only 15 amp, not the advertised 30 amp. Also, there is free Wi-Fi advertised, but no Wi-Fi transmitter in the campground. If there was anywhere else to stay, I would have moved on. Unfortunately, that would involve driving through Stone Mountain Park in the dusk, but there's way too many large animals on the road at that time of night for my liking…


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State Building Commission members approved the demolition of Frist Hall as part of an $800,000 parking improvement project.
It's partially aimed at addressing flooding issues at the site.
"The project approved by the State Building Commission was for renovations to an existing parking lot" with 286 spaces, said Chuck Cantrell, associate vice chancellor for communications and marketing at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
Cantrell said the site, located between McCallie Avenue and Oak Street, "suffers from major flooding issues. Through this project, UTC plans to redesign the stormwater management and add new parking spaces."
The estimated 25,000-square-foot former Medical Park Hospital was built in 1950 and later became part of HCA's chain of hospitals. Additions were later made in the 1960s and 1970s, Cantrell said.
The late Frist Sr. and one of his sons, Thomas "Tommy" Frist Jr., co-founded Hospital Corp. of America in 1968. Another of Frist Sr.'s sons is former U.S. Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn.
Robbi Stivers, Capital Projects executive director for the University of Tennessee, said his understanding is the building would be torn down within the next year.
Building Commission members approved the project and authorized UT system officials to proceed with selecting a designer. The overall $800,000, funded in part by student parking fees, also makes improvements to at least one other campus parking lot, including one serving Grote and Holt Halls toward UTC's eastern end.
Cantrell said when the former hospital was donated to the university in 1985, it had been vacant since 1982 but had a value pegged at $1.5 million. The building was dedicated in honor of Frist Sr. in 1987.
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text: Colorado Recalls: 'Local Elections That Have National Implications' Print article Send a Tip by AWR Hawkins 10 Sep 2013 post a comment The Colorado recalls are finally here, and the implications of today's vote go far beyond the borders of one state or the careers of the two politicians facing recall--state senators John Morse (D-Colorado Springs) and Angela Giron (D-Pueblo). As University of Colorado-Colorado Springs associate professor Joshua Dunn stated, "These are local elections that have national implications." Reuters stresses that the broader implications were evident when wealthy out-of-state supporters of gun control like NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg began writing checks to help Morse and Giron withstand the grassroots opposition. As voters head to the polls, more than $3.5 million has now been donated by outside interests on both sides--but "most of that is from opponents of the recall efforts [like Bloomberg]." The NRA has tried to counter Bloomberg by giving money as well. Magpul Industries has also joined in this endeavor, and the RNC is on the ground in Colorado supporting the recall effort by helping to get out the vote. If Coloradans successfully recall even one of the two senators from their offices, momentum for the repeal of the latest gun control laws in Colorado could hit an all-time high. Moreover, groups like Bloomberg's Mayors Against Illegal Guns will find themselves less welcome on the national stage than they already are. As senator Giron herself admitted in late August: "For Mayors Against Illegal Guns, if they lose even one of these seats, they might as well fold it up. And they understand that." Follow AWR Hawkins on Twitter @AWRHawkins.