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Ha'tak | |
Production information | |
Manufacturer | |
Designer | |
Class |
Mothership |
Technical specifications | |
Length |
700 meters[2] |
Width |
650 meters[2] |
Height/depth |
315 meters[2] |
Engine unit(s) | |
Fuel | |
Hyperdrive system | |
Power plant |
Engine room |
Shielding | |
Control systems |
Pel'tak[2] |
Countermeasures | |
Armament |
Complement |
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1-12 people[2] |
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700,000 tons |
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- "It is a Goa'uld attack vessel."
- —Teal'c
The Ha'tak is a Goa'uld spaceship and the mainstay of their fleet. It serves a dual role as a mothership and a heavy attack vessel. The Ha'tak is one of the most powerful ships in the Goa'uld fleet, only second to the larger and quite rare flagships employed by System Lords. However, compared to other capital vessels such as those of the Asgard, Ancients, Ori, and the Asgard-upgraded Tau'ri fleet, they are clearly inferior. As with most Goa'uld technology, Ha'taks are also used by the Free Jaffa Nation and the Lucian Alliance. The Tok'ra rarely make use of them, as such a conspicuous vessel is not in keeping with their methods.
The Ha'tak consists of two sections: the main section is a golden tetrahedron built into the center of the vessel, evocative of an Egyptian pyramid, containing the majority of the primary systems as well as the command areas and Glider bay. Built around the pyramid is a much larger, triangle-shaped superstructure, which wraps around the center of the pyramid. The outer structure houses the vessel's weapons. The oldest class of Ha'taks, such as those used by the Goa'uld Ra, were around 10,000 years old.
A Ha'tak's armament is vast, possessing 60 high-power Staff cannons scattered around the superstructure. These can be used for ship to ship combat or orbital bombardment. It can also house a large compliment of Death Gliders for use as a fighter screen or other tactical maneuvers. It is equipped with powerful shields and a hyperdrive of superior performance to anything else in the Goa'uld fleet.
A Ha'tak is not to be mistaken for the pyramid landing ship, for the ship that lands on pyramids, see "Cheops class warship"
The Pel'tak is the bridge of a Goa'uld Ha'tak vessel, built into the pyramid core and positioned slightly above the superstructure to avoid obstructing the view into space. This designates the "front" of the vessel. Though the design varies from ship to ship (size being the primary difference), the common elements include an ornate captain's chair, usually built in the style of the Goa'uld to whom the ship belongs, and two control consoles. The primary control console, located near the front of the bridge, controls every major system aside from weapons. It is usually built directly in front of the main window, which doubles as a viewscreen for communication and a HUD in combat. The weapons console is usually concealed beneath the floor and raised when necessary.
Engine roomEdit
The engine room contains all the necessary equipment for the vessel to function. The power core and hyperdrive are in this room, as well as the control crystals for every major system on the ship. A single set of backup crystals is kept on hand for emergencies. (SG1: "Exodus")
Glider baysEdit
The Glider bays are located on the same side of the pyramid as the Pel'tak. When not in use, Death Gliders are stored in racks to save space. When deploying them becomes necessary, they are dropped below the racks to the runway, where they are then "shot" out of launchers that send them out at high speeds. Although the design of such bays can change significantly from one class of Ha'tak to another, all Death Gliders come out from an aperture at the base of the pyramid core, underneath the superstructure
The Glider bays make use of a forcefield to contain the vessel's atmosphere, allowing Death Gliders to be launched without the need for depressurization. This field, while holding the air in, also repels foreign elements like water and possibly interstellar gas. This feature allowed SG-1 to escape in a Glider from a Ha'tak submerged deep under water. (SG1: "Within the Serpent's Grasp", "The Serpent's Lair", "Descent")
Cargo roomEdit
The cargo rooms of Ha'taks hold cases filled with weapons, riches, Naquadah, or whatever else a Goa'uld may need to transport. They are large enough to carry an entire Stargate (several, if need be) and the accompanying Dial Home Device. While useless in space, this can allow a Ha'tak orbiting a planet to dial elsewhere if need be. (SG1: "Within the Serpent's Grasp", "Off the Grid")
Power generationEdit
Naquadah reactorEdit
Little is known about the details of a Ha'tak's power core. At the very least, it is Naquadah-based, as is most of their technology. It is also known that Ha'tak motherships have an emergency power core. (SG1: "Off the Grid")
Sublight enginesEdit
Ha'taks use an advanced form of propulsion which circumvents the need for chemical rockets or ion thrusters of any sort, allowing them to achieve great accelerations. These invisible systems, apparently able to manipulate inertia along given vectors, can easily take a Ha'tak to 5% of lightspeed and velocities where planets come in and out of view within a few minutes (they went from Saturn to Earth in minutes at a time when the distance between them was roughly 10.11 AU), and are most likely the system used to keep them at a stable altitude within gravitational fields. These engines are also used to slow the ship down when exiting hyperspace. (SG1: "Exodus", "Within the Serpent's Grasp", "Enemies")
A standard Ha'tak hyperdrive can propel a Ha'tak through hyperspace at 32,000 times the speed of light. A Ha'tak is incapable of intergalactic travel; it would take over 125 years for a Ha'tak to move from the distant galaxy and return to the Milky Way galaxy. This can be circumvented by various means, such as unexpected hyperspace disruption by the blast wave of a supernova or the addition of a substantial amount of energy. (SG1: "Exodus", "Enemies")
Ha'tak vessels make use of defensive shields to protect them from damage. They can withstand extended fire from other Ha'tak vessels (12 shots), as well the radiation and heat of the corona of a blue giant for nine hours. A Naquadah-enhanced Mark 12A Minuteman Nuclear warhead had no apparent affect. They have been shown to be easily overwhelmed by Asgard, Tollan, Ori, and later Tau'ri ship to ship weaponry.
Anubis' Ha'tak had upgraded shields that could withstand weapons fire from Asgard Bilskirnir-class ship without taking any damage. However, it is unknown exactly how effective the shields would be against the more advanced O'Neill-class ships, as the armaments are considerability upgraded from the Bilskirnir. These shields are incapable of resisting Ancient drone weapons. Ha'taks, with or without upgraded shields and weapons, are nothing more than cannon fodder for the primary weapon on a Ori warship. Even the secondary weapon rips a Ha'tak apart in no more than a handful of shots. (SG1: "The Serpent's Lair", "Enemies", "Lost City, Part 2", "Camelot")
The generator is located far below the vessel at the very bowels of the ship, inside a very large shaft. It is usually heavily guarded, but is quite susceptible to sabotage by even crude explosives, such as grenades, dropped from above. (SG1: "The Serpent's Lair")
Cloaking DeviceEdit
Though most Ha'taks do not possess a cloak, a fleet built by Sokar and under the control of Apophis was outfitted with such devices. They were used during a meeting with Heru'ur at the site of an alien minefield in the Tobin system. They eluded detection and when a mine exploded against Apophis's shields, it was believed to be a trap set by Heru'ur and Apophis's fleet decloaked and sacrificed themselves to protect Apophis' mothership from the mines, while Apophis destroyed Heru'ur's Ha'tak and Heru'ur along with it. (SG1: "The Serpent's Venom")
Staff cannonsEdit
A Ha'tak possesses 60 Staff cannons for ship to ship combat and orbital bombardment. Despite their size, they are extremely fast and maneuverable. They are placed around the superstructure that surrounds the pyramid. The cannons are placed on diametrically opposed sides of the domes present on the scaffolding structure, along the slope of each arm, making it a total of two cannons per dome, and therefore twelve cannons covering the upper side, with an equal amount of domes, and thus cannons, on the underside. Therefore, their optimal position and hemispherical arc of fire allows a Ha'tak to hit any target with a balanced amount of fire, from any position. The various observed levels of firepower, rates of fire, and even projectile ejection speeds indicate that these weapons can be recalibrated at will. The maximum observed range thus far has been orbital, and their maximum firepower is unknown, but indirect evidence would put them at least at 200 megatons per bolt, if not more (based on engagements between Ha'taks and their estimated shield capacities). The staff canons on Anubis' Ha'tak where upgraded, allowing them to take down the shields of an Asgard Bilskirnir-class ship and destroy the vessel with help from maybe one other Ha'tak, though it is unknown whether the other Ha'tak was also upgraded. (SG1: "There But for the Grace of God", "Within the Serpent's Grasp", "The Serpent's Lair", "Exodus", "Enemies")
Several lighter point defense cannons are notably present around the base of the pyramid core. On Sokar's Ha'taks, such cannons could even fire homing projectiles. How this was achieved is unknown. Considering the nature of the projectiles, it's likely that their trajectory was altered by ranged systems on the Ha'taks, possibly a form of advanced electromagnetic fields (which would provide an explanation as to how Goa'uld ships could capture drifting objects if they had to).
Some Ha'taks also seem to come with a small complement of roughly two feet high spherical bombs. As Lt. Colonel Samantha Carter was deploring the lack of nukes that could be beamed onto an Ori warship to destroy it, Lt. Colonel Cameron Mitchell asked Teal'c if there were any "fancy Jaffa bombs", to which he replied that they had "explosives that should be effective". (SG1: "Flesh and Blood")
Passive systemsEdit
Ha'taks in general possess the capacity to transmit and receive high quality subspace communications over interstellar distances.
Like many ships, Ha'taks come with a variety of passive and active sensors. They can scan entire solar systems for activity, as well as detect vessels moments before exiting hyperspace. Sensors are also capable of picking up and engaging targets immediately upon exiting hyperspace. (SG1: "Homecoming", "Camelot")
In general, a Ha'tak cannot detect a cloaked vessel, except by using roundabout methods such as disruptions caused by the vessel's presence (heat buildup during reentry, for example). However, upgrades made by Anubis to his own fleet enabled his Ha'taks to notice the presence of cloaked ships such as Tel'taks. Other conditions that may blind a Ha'tak are heavily ionized regions or beneath the corona of a star. Sensors obey line of sight principles, since planets, moons and suns are all capable of masking the presence of ships to a Ha'tak's attention. (SG1: "Enemies", "Redemption, Part 2")
The Ha'tak was the mainstay vessel of the Goa'uld Empire due to their strength, especially in large numbers. The Goa'uld System Lords typically invaded planets using small numbers of such ships, and counted on orbital supremacy to constrain generally inferior civilizations into rendition. They would rarely wipe them out unless absolutely necessary. More than anything else, the Ha'taks would be used as a demonstration of the Goa'uld's power. However, in a handful of cases, certain battles to be fought could only be won with larger fleets. (SG1: "Lost City, Part 2", "Reckoning, Part 2")
Free Jaffa NationEdit
With the fall of the Goa'uld, a number of Ha'taks were absorbed into the Free Jaffa Nation. The number of Ha'taks were initially minimal, but their numbers kept growing over time, despite the increasing threat of the Ori, Lucian Alliance and Ba'al. By 2006, the Jaffa had at least 13 Ha'taks. (SG1: "Beachhead")
Lucian AllianceEdit
The fall of the Goa'uld also saw part of the missing power to be handed to the Lucian Alliance, who had already started to take control of various Goa'uld technologies in 2005. The fall of the Goa'uld presented further opportunities for the acquisition of more Ha'taks, beyond the commodities of Al'keshes. (SG1: "Off the Grid", "Camelot", "Bounty")
Acquiring technology to fight against the Goa'uld and other threats was a major goal for humans with the Stargate program. One of the greatest goals was to acquire a Ha'tak class vessel. This goal has been achieved twice, with assistance of the Tok'ra, but each time the acquired vessel was destroyed in short order. (SG1: "Enemies", "Descent")
After taking Goa'uld motherships and upgrading their weapons to surpass even the Asgard, these ships were used against the Goa'uld fleet and the Asgard. They were also used in a failed attack on the Dakara superweapon. The Replicators controlling the ships were destroyed by the Dakara superweapon during the Battle of Dakara and the ships fell into the hands of the Free Jaffa. (SG1: "Reckoning, Part 1", "Reckoning, Part 2")
Ha'taks in ServiceEdit
Goa'uld Ha'taksEdit
- Anubis' Ha'tak (destroyed)
- Apophis' Ha'tak (destroyed)
- Ares' Ha'tak (destroyed)
- Ba'al's Ha'tak
- Cronus' Ha'tak (destroyed)
- Heru'ur's Ha'tak (destroyed)
- Khonsu's Ha'tak
- Klorel's Ha'tak (destroyed)
- Nirrti's Ha'tak
- Sokar's Ha'tak (destroyed)
- Tanith's Ha'tak
- Zipacna's Ha'tak
Free Jaffa Ha'taksEdit
- Bra'tac's Ha'tak (destroyed)
- Cha'ra's Ha'tak (destroyed)
- Gerak's Ha'tak
- Yat'Yir's Ha'tak
Lucian Ha'taksEdit
- Netan's Ha'tak
- Tenat's Ha'tak (destroyed)
Known destroyed Ha'takEdit
- Two destroyed by SG-1 and Bra'tac's rebel Jaffa. (SG1: "The Serpent's Lair") --2
- One destroyed over Netu by SG-1. (SG1: "The Devil You Know") --3
- Three destroyed over Tollana by Tollan Ion cannons. (SG1: "Pretense") --6
- One destroyed in the Tobin system by Apophis. (SG1: "The Serpent's Venom") --7
- Thirteen destroyed in the Vorash system. (SG1: "Exodus") --20
- One destroyed while crashing into Delmak. (SG1: "Enemies") --21
- Twelve destroyed by Anubis' mothership over Abydos (SG1: "Full Circle") --33
- One destroyed by the self-destruct system (SG1: "Descent") --34
- Thirty destroyed over Earth by the Ancient Control chair in Antarctica. (SG1: "Lost City, Part 2") --64
- One destroyed over Arkhan's World by SG-1. (SG1: "It's Good To Be King") --65
- Two destroyed over Kallana. (SG1: "Beachhead") --67
- One destroyed over an unknown planet by the Lucian Alliance. (SG1: "Off the Grid") --68
- Twelve destroyed over P3Y-229. (SG1: "Camelot") --80
- Four destroyed over Chulak. (SG1: "Flesh and Blood") --84
- Three destroyed over Ori-enslaved world. (SG1: "Counterstrike") --87
- One destroyed by Netan. (SG1: "Company of Thieves") --88
- Three destroyed over P4X-351 when the planet's Naquadria core exploded. (SGU: "Air, Part 2") --91
- Ten destroyed over Stennos by a single Asgard vessel. (First Steps: The Stargate Unexplored Worlds Roleplaying Sourcebook) --101
References and notesEdit
- ↑ Stargate SG-1: First Steps: The Stargate Unexplored Worlds Roleplaying Sourcebook
- ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 Stargate SG-1: The DVD Collection 29
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Stargate SG-1: Roleplaying Game
External linksEdit
- Ha'tak in Kathleen Ritter's Lexicon.
- GateWorld's article on Ha'tak in The Stargate Omnipedia
- Stargate SG-1 Solutions' article on Ha'tak in The StargateWiki
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Attack ships | Al'kesh · Cheops class warship · Death Glider · Ha'tak · Needle Threader | |
Transport ships | Archaic Tel'tak · Tel'tak · Transport Glider · Troopship |


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Kennesaw State mock-trial team follows outstanding regional performance with strong show at national competition
Eight members of Kennesaw State's mock-trial team returned victorious from national competition in Washington, D.C. April 12-14, one of two teams to garner 12th place at the American Mock Trial Association's championship tournament. In a field narrowed from 530 collegiate teams to 48 making it to national competiton, Kennesaw State finished just behind Yale University and just above the University of California, Berkeley.
The Kennesaw State team also won the Sen. Robert F. Kennedy Spirit of AMTA Award, a division honor recognizing the team that best exemplifies the ideals of honesty, civility and fair play. Eric Butler, a senior political science major, won the highest ranking in the team's division as a witness, earning him the title of All-American Witness.
The mock trial team competing in the national tournament included senior political science majors Travis Bain, Eric Butler, Misty Gann, Zack Moore, Brandi Sluss and Kevin Weehunt; B.J. Moates, a junior political science major; and Tora Norwood, a senior majoring in criminal justice.
"I am so proud of my team for the hard work and dedication put into our success," said Misty Gann, a senior who is the team's captain. "When Kennesaw State University's name was called to come get a trophy, I was filled with pride!"
While Kennesaw State competes in invitational tournaments throughout the academic year, the road to the nationals began in February. The teams' strong performances at qualifying tournaments in Atlanta and Greenville, S.C., earned them one of only 48 bids to the national championship tournament. Kennesaw was the only team from Georgia to emerge with a national bid.
This season, 16 Kennesaw State students participated in regional and post-regional competition. Mock trial is a co-curricular activity in which students simulate criminal and civil court room cases. To be eligible for competition, students must complete the Trial Procedure and Evidence (POL 4466) course.
Using a hypothetical case — this year a civil case about a scuba diving accident — the students must demonstrate an understanding of the basic rules of evidence. They also must learn the case, review the pertinent law, present evidence such as witness statements, maps and exhibits and make winning arguments. In competition, students act as attorneys and witnesses. They play some rounds as plaintiff and others as defense.
"This team has done extremely well this season in part because it has remained flexible and open to continuous improvement," said Elizabeth Gordon, associate professor of public law and conflict resolution and the team's faculty advisor. "High levels of enthusiasm and commitment were also key to the team's success. Members of this team competed in nine tournaments this season and scrimmaged even during winter and spring breaks. Every one of these competition and scrimmage opportunities taught us valuable lessons and honed our skills."
Ashley Ray, a 2006 Kennesaw State alum who was a member of the last Kennesaw State mock trial team to compete and place nationally, serves as a volunteer coach for the current team. She is now an attorney with the Thompson, Meier and King law office in Canton, Ga.
"Mock trial competitions are a building block to becoming a good trial attorney for those who want to go to law school, says Ray. "It helps build confidence and teaches organizational skills, leading to any career."
Success has come primarily as a result of team members' level of commitment, says Gann, who at 41, owns a medical lab service business and serves as a surrogate parent to two teenagers.
"We spend so many hours in practice," she said, noting the normal schedule of four to six hours twice a week and every weekend during January and February devoted to practice for the competitions. "Over the spring break, we worked from 10 [a.m.] to 10 [p.m.] for three days preparing for the regionals at Furman University in Greenville, S.C. And that doesn't count the time we spend at home, learning the case and writing closings and directs. I'm always walking around the house thinking about the case."
For Kevin Weehunt, a first-year mock trial competitor, participating in the competitions can be even more engrossing. "I wake up in the middle of the night, thinking, 'I've got to remember to ask that question.'"
The investment has paid off for the Kennesaw State mock trial team members, both in terms of success in competition and the students' personal and pre-professional development. Most of the participants hope to enter law school and, as political science majors, they can concentrate in legal studies at Kennesaw State.
"Mock Trial has helped me to realize my career path is possible," says Gann. "I had doubted my ability to think quickly enough on my feet to be a litigator, but the success and feedback I have gotten from being a "mocking owl" has helped alleviate those fears. … [Adding] these successes to my resumé will hopefully boost my ability to obtain admission to Georgia State or Emory Law School."
For Weehunt, who also has begun applying for law school, the thrill of victory in competition has made the sacrifice worthwhile.
"I am very proud of our entire team," he said. "At the beginning of the season, we were all extremely inexperienced and none of us thought we would get to this point. Every person on our team worked so hard and we were able to beat some of the truly elite academic institutions in the country. I'm not sure if Cornell, Florida State, Elon, Wheaton, and Penn State had heard of Kennesaw State before this season, but they definitely have now."
-- Sabbaye McGriff
Photo: Mock Trial team members, from left, Tora Norwood, Brandi Sluss, Zachary Moore, Travis Bain and B.J. Moates
prepare for the national tournament. Faculty advisor Elizabeth Gordon is standing at left. Photo by David Caselli


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Was a Miami murder related to the JFK assassination?
These are ironic words indeed, when one considers that in reality, David Ferrie did not know Eladio del Valle, del Valle never was Ferrie's "paymaster" for anything, and that Ferrie certainly never "flew missions into Cuba" for anyone, and Ferrie actually described Jim Garrison's probe as "a big joke" and "an utter waste of time."(2)
JFK's documented screenplay makes the claim that author Paris Flammonde "reports that Ferrie told Garrison he was paid $1,500 per mission by Del Valle [sic],"(3) but this is false; Ferrie never said that, and Flammonde never claims he did.
What Flammonde states is that Jim "Garrison believes that [Ferrie] was paid $1,500 per mission by . . . del Valle."(4) Why did Garrison believe this? For the same reason Garrison believed, as he told Flammonde, that Eladio del Valle had his head split open with a hatchet on February 22, 1967(5) -- because the DA read it in an April 30, 1967, National Enquirer article written by Diego Gonzales Tendedera. (There was no hatchet wound on del Valle's body; the Enquirer article originated the claim.(6))
Eladio del Valle
David Ferrie
It was Diego Gonzales Tendedera, who reportedly enjoys a reputation among Cuban and Latin American readers as a rumormonger, who started the fable about Ferrie and del Valle associating with one another and working together on spooky missions into Cuba.
As Ferrie expert David Blackburst observes,
nearly all published accounts of [an alleged Ferrie-del Valle association] track back to a newspaper article by del Valle's friend, Diego Gonzales Tendedera. There is no corroboration for Tendedera's information, and at least parts of his story are questionable. The relationship as reported probably took place in late 1960-early 1961, but the claim that Ferrie and del Valle were together every day for a sixth month period seems to conflict with Ferrie's work record with Eastern Air Lines. None of the thousands of documents I have found relating to Ferrie mention del Valle, and none of his friends seem to remember him.Tendedera's tale seems to have been inspired by the fact that Ferrie and del Valle died within twenty-four hours of each other, as mentioned in JFK.(7) But, contrary to Jim Garrison's own personal mythology, Ferrie's death was indisputably a natural one, while del Valle is believed by authorities to have been murdered in connection with "underworld activities" of del Valle's.
In Jim Garrison's October 1967 Playboy interview, the DA admits he had been unable to confirm that Ferrie and del Valle were associates, and one presumes he never could, as del Valle's name appears in neither one of Garrison's two books on the Kennedy assassination.
This did not stop Oliver Stone from inserting the claims into his film, however.
You may wish to see . . .
The JFK 100: Who Was David Ferrie?
NOTES:1. Oliver Stone and Zachary Sklar, JFK: The Book of the Film (New York: Applause, 1992), p. 89. All quotations are from the shooting script and may vary slightly from the finished motion picture.
2. "A big joke": Baton Rouge Morning Advocate, February 20, 1967. "An utter waste of time": Patricia Lambert, False Witness (New York: M. Evans and Co., 1998), p. 58.
3. Oliver Stone and Zachary Sklar, JFK: The Book of the Film (New York: Applause, 1992), p. 89.
4. Paris Flammonde, The Kennedy Conspiracy (New York: Meredith, 1969), p. 19. The JFK documented screenplay mistakenly lists the page number as 119.
5. Paris Flammonde, The Kennedy Conspiracy (New York: Meredith, 1969), p. 19.
6. The DA's office knew of the article. At least one unnamed NODA source was interviewed for it, and it is mentioned in NODA investigator Tom Bethell's journal.
7. Oliver Stone and Zachary Sklar, JFK: The Book of the Film (New York: Applause, 1992), p. 103.
The JFK 100: Who Was David Ferrie?


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Date of Stay: December, 2014 - $17.00
The office isn't staffed off season so we accomplished everything by phone and exchanging notes. Beautiful site on the river. Wi-Fi was great. Right on US-101 so getting in is no problem, unlike some other RV Parks. Some permanent rigs but it wasn't a problem. Close to Redwoods and Trees of Mystery. Had lovely stay. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Motorhome.
They have a fire patio on the river. Lovely.
Date of Stay: October, 2014 - $17.00
To RVPR: I am from Germany and my English is not perfect. If I have written a word or phrase that is not understood, please correct it so that my review can be posted. The price is based on PA. There are places for 15 $ and 16.50 U.S. We stood right on the River. Fantastic views of the river and the mountains. Seals swim by. The owner and his wife are very friendly. It is quiet there. There is free wood for Campfire. The wifi is very fast. We love this place and would definitely come back. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: October, 2014 - $15.00
Had a pull-through site. The rate was the Passport America rate. Side by side hookups. Very few people here this time of the year. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: June, 2014 - $17.00
Our grass pull-thru site was level and long enough for our 40-foot motor home and tow dolly, with room to park our toad next to the motor home. No trees to block our satellite dish which was good since cable was down for repairs, however since cable is only a dozen satellite channels it didn't really matter. Fair to good WiFi. Fair to poor Verizon 3G/4G coverage (intermittent and slow).
Very friendly owner and staff. Park has a few permanent residents but was clean, well maintained and right on the Klamath River. Although next to Hwy 101 there was no traffic noise. Our daily rate was half the normal rate apparently because the owner took a liking to us. Park is great for fishermen and convenient to the local redwood parks but the nearest supermarket is at least 15 miles away. We would stay here again. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: April, 2014 - $15.00
This park has a great location right on the river. The sites are level with grass and the hook ups are centrally located. We had a pull through which was very large with no issues. The laundry was OK and did have a clean clothesline. It is an easy on/off the highway and centrally located to enjoy the Redwoods. The rate is for PA. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: March, 2014 - $15.00
$15 is the Passport America rate. Daily rate includes cable, Wi-Fi and electric with 30 amp hooks. We stay at this park on the river at least twice a year. Love it. It's busy during fishing season, but very quiet when we pass through the area (spring and fall). Quick in and out off the Redwood Highway and the camp host is very easy going. Groceries are 30 minutes away in Crescent City and the sites are all grass so if those things bug you this may not be a good choice. Otherwise, it's excellent value for the money$$$. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: November, 2013 - $17.00
This is a nice basic RV park right on the banks of the Klamath rive. The sites are grass the roads are gravel. We had a site right next to the river and had great views and the site was level. Their wifi worked well as did Verizion MiFi. They have a club house with tv and some books. As I said this is your basic RV park in a great area. Apparently this place rocks during salmon season but when we were there we got winter rates and a PA discount of 50%. The only complaint I have is the showers. While they were clean, had great hot water with plenty of pressure they were small. They seemed like they were smaller than the one in our MH. I'd stay there again it's a great place to check out the Redwoods. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: August, 2013 - $25.00
Good wi-fi. The office personnel is GREAT and helpful. If you have AT&T phone or data you will NOT get service here. They will loan you the office phone if you need to make a call. No real close place for a good restaurant, but just down the road in Klamath is a bar called Country Palace that serves a darn good burger--'old bar charm'. Close to Trees of Mystery which is worth a trip AND has a good restaurant called the Forest across the street. This RV park is mainly for fisherman, but can be used as a nice spot to explore the area. All sites are full grass, no gravel, or asphalt. Would stay here again for a few nights but not a full week. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: June, 2013 - $28.00
Nice little park right off the 101, was afraid it might be noisy, but actually pretty quiet. You are just a 1/2 mile or so up the river from the ocean. River was calm and very relaxing to sit on the deck. They have with a fire going. Will stay here if passing through again. Price was with Good Sam or AAA. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: May, 2013 - $15.00
This is a small park on the Klamath River. We had a beautiful view near the fire deck. They built a campfire each night. The park staff were very friendly and helpful. Enjoyed the stay there. We stayed a week. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: July, 2012 - $33.00
This is basically a fish camp, but it's as nice as any of the other campgrounds in the area. Everyone was friendly, the camp host had a campfire for everyone every night, a local guide gave us some fish and it has a stunning view of the river. My only complaint would be that there is not much space to walk your dog. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: June, 2012 - $34.00
This campground is exactly what its advertised to be, a fish camp for Klamath River salmon fishing, about 1/4 mile from the mouth of the Klamath River. We arrived a few weeks ahead of the salmon run and pretty much had the campground to ourselves. I'm told during the fishing season the place is packed. From the look of the layout, a full campground would be very crowded. Our stay was very pleasant. We had a riverside site with a nice view of the river. No fire pits were available on the site; however, a community firepit on a deck overlooking the river was available. The staff provided the firewood and started a fire each evening. The campground looked a little rough, but I think the staff was starting to tidy up for busy season. Their advertising states cable TV; however, we were told the entire town lost its cable provider. Not a big deal to me, but maybe to someone. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: May, 2012 - $34.00
We LOVE staying here when passing through for a one night stay or for a few nights stay. All staff and very friendly and always willing to help no matter what the problem. We stay at the back of the park next to the river and don't hear any of the traffic noise from 101. This Resort has a boat launch and fish cleaning area. The wild life is abundant, during our last stay I got plenty of pictures of a mother Otter and her baby resting on their dock, Osprey, Dolphin and Bald Eagle. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: December, 2011 - $28.00
Grassed, open, and located beside the Klamath River. This is normally a fishing campground, but the area is not busy during this time. The campground host were helpful and lots of pamphlets on the area are provided. The Wi-Fi was slow and did not always work. The host indicated that the booster was down. The sunset is beautiful at the campground and we did not hear the highway from our site near the river. Picnic tables are provided. The sites are on the grass. The showers were hot, but small and not the cleanest. The rate shown is with a Good Sam /AAA discount. Great location for visiting Redwood NP. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: October, 2011 - $31.00
This is an open park with lots of room for all sized rigs, right on the Klamath river. Our spot had large shade trees and a picnic table. No cable TV anywhere in this area, but fair Wi-Fi and open sky good for satellite. The staff was friendly and very helpful, even making a nightly camp fire on the rivers edge complete with fire pit and benches. There is no AT&T cell service in most of the northern CA coast, Verizon dominates. The manager graciously let us use her cell phone on several occasions to handle a family issue back home, can't say how helpful that was in making our trip stress free. As with most RV parks on a river, this one has a boat dock and fish cleaning facility. Laundry and restrooms were clean and easy access, even a club house with pool table. Close to the Big Redwoods, Trees of Mystery, well worth seeing, and Crescent City about 45 minute scenic drive North. This park was so beautiful it will be our first choice next trip that way. We camped at Chinook RV Resort in a Motorhome.
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Starrs, D. Bruno (2006) John Schlesinger. In Aitken, Ian (Ed.) Encyclopedia of the documentary film (V.3). Routledge, New York, pp. 1187-1188.
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Thanks for the new covers.
Oh by the way , i'm still have the disapearing menu issue, but you did not reply, watch the video here: ftp://184.108.40.206/
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drizzt84, sorry to bother you but when I said the build version I was referring to version seen on the XMB not inside your aplication. Nevertheless its a good approach.
Thanks for your work. Tried rc9 a few minutes ago. I did this: run it for the first time and then tryed to exit the program, i could not find a option to exit so i pressed the playstation button and told yes to exit the game, i got a crash, i had to turn the power off to start the system again because it totally crashed.
I know that, I have been doing it since the first managers went released, but its more user friendly to be downloaded with the the .sfo "edited"
it seems i got some but in the rc9 when i load a game i get 2 discs on the XMB one with the right game name and one just named - but it shows the loaded game, so i have 2 disc options and 1 discless lol, dunno this might be some problem with my payload as its old, im using ps3key and that means very outdated lol.
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Biron is Dominating against the Habs
By Rick Anderson
October 21, 2001
When Dominik Hasek was traded to Detroit, the buzz in the hockey world was that the Buffalo Sabres would be devastated because they wouldn't have The Dominator in goal to be their last line of defense. However, the Sabres brass knew that they had an excellent replacement in Martin Biron. Biron had been waiting in the wings since he played his first game with the Sabres when he was only 18. Saturday night, Biron proved that he can be just as good as the Dominator in his hey day as he stopped 29 shots in helping his Buffalo Sabres beat the Montreal Canadiens 3-1 in the Molson Centre.
"I was kind of lucky," admitted Kozlov. "Alex got a pretty good shot, and it was a tough play for a goaltender to stop. There was nothing he could do."
After that, the Canadiens pelted Biron in an effort to tie the score, but the young Sabres goalie was up to the task. It wasn't until Richard Zednik got a pass from former embittered Sabre Doug Gilmour out in front of Biron. Biron made the first save, but Zednik got the rebound and popped it over the Sabres goalie. Biron was less than 4 minutes away from his first shutout of the season.
"You can't say we didn't play well," said the Habs Brian Savage. "I thought we dominated them, actually. If it weren't for their goaltender, we would have blown them out."
That may have been true, but after Zednik got the Canadiens into a tie with Buffalo, the Sabres came right back and got the home crowd out of it again. It only took 22 seconds after Zednik's goal for the Sabres to retake the lead. Maxim Afinogenov took a shot on Theodore and this time it was Chris Gratton who deflected the shot past the backup goalie.
"That goal (by Zednik) got their building back in it," reflected Gratton. "It got really loud. We just wanted to get a solid shift and not make any mistakes. It was a good momentum breaker (Gratton's goal) and kind of woke us up a little bit."
Sabres coach Lindy Ruff agreed with Gratton's assessment.
"They could have built a little momentum," said Ruff, "but we answered the bell and that quieted the crowd right down."
When Gratton scored, you could see on the Sabres bench that the players were ecstatic about the lightning retaliatory strike by Buffalo. With Biron playing the way he was, the knew they could batten down the hatches and hold down the fort to come away with two points in Montreal. The Habs peppered Biron with 17 shots in the final period, but except for that one goal by Zednik, he was a brick wall.
The comparisons will always be made. Similar to the Doug Flutie and Rob Johnson comparisons in football. Just how does Biron compare to his former master? Hasek has gotten off to a great start as his Red Wings are leading the Central Division with a 7-1 record, but he has the equivalent of an all-star team in front of him. Biron, meanwhile, has less talent in front of him than the Dominator had while he was in Buffalo. Hasek has a 2.44 GAA and a save percentage of .910, while Biron has better numbers with a 1.87 GAA and a .929 save percentage.
With a minute remaining, the Canadiens pulled Theodore in favor of an extra attacker and Buffalo was able to clear it into the Montreal zone. Curtis Brown and passed to Erik Rasmussen, who flipped it into the empty Canadien net from the blue line and it was lights out in Montreal.
After gaining only one point out of a possible four against two former expansion teams the Predators and Blue Jackets, it was good to see the Sabres come out with drive and intensity. Gratton getting the Sabres back in the lead just 22 seconds after the Canadiens had tied it up showed just how determined the Sabres were to not let the Habs get back into the game.
"We wanted to go back out there and not let anything come against us, and not let them get anything going in our zone," Gratton reflected. "We did a good job forechecking and we got rewarded for it."
The ever talkative Biron agreed with Gratton.
"Character has been the key this year with us, coming back after two periods twice already to win games," Biron articulated. "Tonight, you give them a chance to tie it and you come back 22 seconds later. That's been the case in our first eight games, character, just the way the guys step up to play the game after something put us down a little bit."
Hackett started the game in goal for the Canadiens but was taken out on the first play. He attempted to pull in a rebound of a shot by Denis Hamel and somehow dislocated his left shoulder.
"It's difficult for us because Jeff had been playing really well," said Canadiens coach Michel Therrien. "There's not much to say when one of your best players gets hurt like that."
Gilmour was envisioning the kind of game that Geoff Sanderson had against his former teammates the night before when Sanderson's goal was the game winner against Buffalo. Gilmour did have a hand in the tying goal, but otherwise, it was a quiet night for the "Killer."
"It was a good feeling to be back out there playing again," Gilmour told reporters. "Give me a little more time and I'll be much better."
Then Gilmour talked about his new team.
"I felt we were in there all night, but we wound up having to kill a lot of penalties. That's something we'll have to reflect on tomorrow. We'll have to play with a lot more discipline."
Gilmour had left Buffalo in a huff when he took some shots at Empire Sports Hockey Hotline for toting the "company line" all year, especially with the then unresolved Michael Peca situation. He also was upset with Ruff not playing him at his natural center position more. Then, last week, Gilmore made some comments on an all-sports Toronto radio station last week where he said that Sabres GM Darcy Regier helped foil his chance of landing on the Ottawa Senators' lineup.
"It wasn't our decision to make," Regier retorted. "And in no way would we ever attempt to negatively influence any player's opportunity to play in the National Hockey League. We have nothing to be ashamed of, organizationally, in regard to Doug Gilmour."
The Sabres took a quick 1-0 lead after the Habs starting goalie, Jeff Hackett, was injured on the first shot on goal. His replacement, Jose Theodore, allowed a rather fluky goal on the first shot he faced. Alexei Zhitnik got a shot off from the point and Slava Kozlov was able to redirect it in midair towards Theodore. Theodore looked like he was trying to mount a horse as he raised his right leg and the puck went through the space vacated and into the net.
In his first game against his former teammates, Doug Gilmour clanks his shot off the post with Sabres goalie Martin Biron manning the pipes. Biron made 29 saves in recording his 4th win of the season.
[AP Photo/Ryan Remiorz]
"To get scored on at that time of the game is a little disheartening,"said Gratton. "We played a pretty strong game up to that point and they just outworked us for the goal. Dougie made some great plays with the puck down low and they cycled the puck really well and it was a great goal. They scored a big goal there and got the building back into it."
Former Sabre Doug Gilmour collides with Miroslav Satan at center ice during the second period in the Molson Centre.
[AP Photo/Ryan Remiorz]
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I started collecting all the following data over the
years during my trips to Ireland to find my relatives, and the home of
Ancestors birth. I have been fortunate enough to
travel to Ireland every year since 1989, but there are many who are not
able to. So for that reason I would like to share
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out some one else as well. If you do find this
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and tell me. Luann Hughes-DeVries
I also would like to Dedicate these pages to a very dear
Friend, and Cousin of mine by the name of P.J.Duggan, formerly
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I owe most credit to and thanks for getting me started with locating my
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Human Rights in China reports that on July 3 Chinese customs officers seized a painting by China-born, New York-based artist Zhang Hongtu, which depicts the National Stadium in Beijing, popularly referred to as the Bird's Nest. Titled "Bird's Nest, in the Style of Cubism," the painting incorporates images of the stadium design; the Chinese characters for the "Sacred Olympic Torch," "One world, One dream" (the Olympic slogan) and "Family, Joy, Happiness"; the Arabic numeral "8" in repetition; and the English words, "TIBET" and "HUMAN RIGHT."
"I feel that the Olympic Games are a good opportunity to make this world a global village. It is a big party for all the people to get together without regard to national boundaries. 'Bird's Nest' was created with that thought in mind," Zhang told HRIC.
Customs officials told Zhang that the painting could not enter China because it contains "unacceptable" wording, the depiction of the stadium "isn't good enough," and the colors are "too dark and dull."
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That is absolutely ridiculous. Zhang Hongtu is a brilliant artist. It is horrible that his art was not allowed to enter China. I cannot believe that the country that he was born in refused to admit his art into its own country. He creates incredible art that incorporates both western and eastern elements. China should be proud of Zhang Hongtu and should not discriminate againt his masterpieces.


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Dunbar High School in Washington is becoming a controversial issue again -- and the controversy that is beginning to develop has implications for American education well beyond the District of Columbia.
There has not been much controversy about Dunbar High School for a long time. Since sometime in the late 1950s, it has been just one more ghetto school with an abysmal academic record -- and that has been too common to be controversial.
What is different about the history of Dunbar is that, from its founding in 1870 as the first public high school in the country for black students, until the mid 1950s, it was an outstanding academic success.
As far back as 1899, when tests were given in Washington's four academic high schools at that time, the black high school scored higher than two of the three white high schools. That was the M Street School that was renamed Dunbar High School in 1916.
Today, more than a hundred years later, it would be considered Utopian to even set such a goal, much less expect it to happen. In 1954, the Supreme Court declared that separate schools were inherently unequal, no doubt in ignorance of Dunbar, which was within walking distance of the site of that sweeping pronouncement.
The test results in 1899 were no isolated fluke. Over the next several decades, four-fifths of Dunbar graduates went on to college -- far more than for either black or white high school graduates in the country at large during that era.
Most went to inexpensive local colleges but, among those who went on to Ivy League and other elite colleges, a significant number graduated Phi Beta Kappa. At one time, Dunbar graduates could get into Dartmouth or Harvard without having to take an entrance exam.
That was when Dunbar was controversial.
Some in the black community were proud and grateful that there was such a school where any black youngster in the city, no matter how poor, could go to get an education that would equip him or her to go on to college anywhere and compete with anybody.
But others decried Dunbar as an "elitist" school with academic standards that many black youngsters could not meet and a set of attitudes and behavior that some in today's world would call "acting white."
Nor was this accidental. A handbook issued to students entering Dunbar prescribed behavioral standards and values, not just for the school but for life outside as well. Without saying so, those standards and values were an implicit repudiation of the way many poorer and less educated blacks behaved.
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I would like to have a CI build (e.g., Hudson) set up and tear down an Oracle 11g schema as part of a nightly build/test cycle for a fairly vanilla JSF/JPA application.
The most obvious way to do this is by dropping and re-creating all tables. While this feels fairly standard (at least, that's what the Hibernate/JPA tools would do automatically for you), I've had Oracle DBAs warn me that the Oracle catalog will get fragmented after repeated object create/drop cycles. Eventually this will cause performance problems because the SYSTEM tablespace cannot be defragmented/coalesced.
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Sanctions Follow Syria's Deadly Crackdown April 30, 2011 The Obama administration has imposed new sanctions against key officials in Syria. The move comes after more than 60 people reportedly were killed during demonstrations Friday against the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. NPR's Kelly McEvers is monitoring the situation from nearby Beirut and speaks with guest host Linda Wertheimer. Listen Loading… 1:56 Download Playlist
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Ever since I can remember this hill in Renton closes during snow so that the neighborhood kids can sled down. Every year they build a ramp to go over and they have fun trying to get some air. This year my son mastered the sled and took many kids over the ramp getting some air along with the painful landing.
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My Everything
"Piss off, you damn pig", she screams with a shrill voice out of the open window, "You're ruining my life, don't you get it !!?!".
The wind has caught hold of her long blond hair that flutters in front of her perfect face and partly covers her beautiful features in a flirtatious way. I can almost feel her, feel her face, caress it, as if I were her hair softly stroking her cheek only controlled by the unreliable but still calm, loving and incessant movements of a breeze.
"Help!" she screams, "Help me!"
There is no one else near her, no one to hear her cry out. Only me on the pavement. But I know that she screams to me, only me.
As she stands there covered by a big towel that she feverishly tries to hold close to her, I can clearly see the outlines of her big well-formed breasts that vainly try to draw me to her. "Not yet, not yet", they are saying to me, "we are not ready for you yet, the game hasn't come to an end just yet".
The nipples are hard and almost seems to penetrate the towel. If only they would. She is aroused, it is clear that she wants me know. My erection is uncontrollable know, and I must focus to remember to breathe. I can feel the scent of her clean, feminine body that reaches me, and I inhale her in deeply, as deeply as I can and feel the ecstasy all the way to my fingertips, when it happens.
She looks at me with entreating, tired eyes. "Won't you please leave me alone", she yells.
"You have a restraining order, I am going to go in and call the police right know". She has managed to find a camera. I smile. I always do.
But I can see through it all. I can see that she is aroused and that she wants me. I can see through her, all the way to her subconscious, to her soul. It craves for me. It is all just a part of her game.
"Why don't you stop it now?" I think, "Can't you feel how hard this is for me? But yes, I'll leave now. Everything for you, my darling, my everything."
She slams the window with a bang, and I head home to change clothes. While I am changing my moist trousers, I am thinking about her big almond-shaped blue eyes and her wonderful smile that is always mixed with the insatiable desire, which I could trace behind her smile back then in the doorway.
She entered the café, when I had finished my newspaper and my daily espresso, and I held the door for her. She smiled at me, and it was love at first sight. I don't know how such a beautiful woman could fall for a little fat man like me, but there was no doubt, it had happened. From the bench by the fountain opposite the café I could watch her take on her apron and begin to wait on the customers. Her working day lasted seven hours, and I did not realize until I got home that I was cold and soaking wet. From the bench I watched her when she left. I smiled at her, and she looked at me like she did not have the faintest idea who I was. The game was on, a game that ruins me. If only she would stop the game.
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It says on page 53 in the add in the contact section. With shaking, sweaty hands I pick up the phone and dial.
"It's at Lonnie's", it sounds at the other end. I cannot bring myself to say anything, but falter some inarticulated sounds.
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"Do you deliver?" I ask and then hate myself for being unfaithful. But it is her own fault. If only she would stop all the dubious games.
"Yes, but then it costs extra"
"It's ok. I want you for a long time. Don't worry about payment. Money's is not a concern."
The whore lies on the floor in my living room and gurgles in her own blood. If only she would die soon so I could have her buried in the garden with the others. With my girlfriend fresh in my memory from this morning, it was almost right when I took her with my eyes closed and punished her for her way of destroying me. She makes even more of a mess on the floor now, and she is no longer beautiful. I am ashamed of my infidelity. Her long blond hair is entangled in blood and I cannot see her eyes. Thankfully she does not look alike anymore and remind me of what I have done. If only I could soon get the mess cleaned up.
Suddenly someone knocks on the door. I look at the whore, who has finally stopped making sounds. The living room looks like a slaughterhouse. There are overturned chairs and blood everywhere, my clothes and my hands are splashed with blood, and I can feel scratch marks in my face.
There's that sound again, and I can hear a man yelling, "Open up. It's the police! We know you're in there."
I do not answer and hope that they will go away.
"We bash in the door if you don't open. This time you have gone too far, we have pictures. You should have stayed away from her. You have a restraining order. You will be sent to prison now!" the policeman shouts and knocks again.
I can hear that the policemen kick in the door. There is nothing I can do anymore. Her role-playing has gone out of control. I will have to help her.
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We all know Robert Frost's poem, "The Road Not Taken," which boasts the infamous line, "Two roads diverged in a wood, and I / I took the one less traveled by, / and that had made all the difference." Perhaps Frost was prophesying about a time almost 100 years in the future where Australian motorists would be directed off to deserted locations thanks to a life-threatening glitch in the Apple (News - Alert) iOS 6 mapping system.
Obviously we kid, but in reality, there have been quite a few motorists relying on the iPhone mapping system on the iOS 6 that are being urged to take the road less taken, and it sure is making all the difference – that is, it could possibly kill them.
So many motorists have been urged into far-away, harsh conditions that Mildura Police have gotten involved and are urging the motorists to be more careful when traveling with Apple's navigation tool.
Not only have local police been called to assist distressed motorists who became stranded in the Murray-Sunset National Park after following directions given to them on their iPhones, but they were tested in very harsh conditions including lack of food, water and being caught in 46 degrees Celsius, or an unfathomable 114 degrees Fahrenheit.
Even worse, motorists were taken as far as 70km away from the actual location of Mildura, and some were stranded there for up to 24 hours without food or water and having walked great distances just to get phone reception.
It had been reported that police have contacted Apple and are hoping to resolve the issue in a quick and efficient way to ensure the safety of those travelling to the region.
This will certainly bring a triumphant moment for all of those who are scoffed at for still using good old MapQuest.
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- Chapter 9 9:1 And the LORD spake unto Moses in the wilderness of Sinai, in the first month of the second year after they were come out of the land of Egypt, saying, 9:2 Let the children of Israel also keep the passover at his appointed season. 9:3 In the...
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- Chapter 12 12:1 Now the LORD had said unto Abram, Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred, and from thy father's house, unto a land that I will show thee: 12:2 And I will make of thee a great nation, and I will bless thee, and make thy name great;...
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The Minnesota Wild earned a postseason berth in 2013, but for a franchise on an upswing, that campaign was regarded as just a stepping stone to bigger and better things. They got off to a 0-1-2 start this season, but are back on the right track with a 2-1 win versus the Winnipeg Jets.
"It was very similar to the first three games," forward Zach Parise told the Minneapolis Star Tribune's Michael Russo. "The only difference is we came out on top."
Minnesota hasn't lost a game by more than a goal so far this season, but if there was just one obvious difference tonight it would be their success on the draw. The Wild announced that they set a franchise record by winning 73.8% of their faceoffs. Captain Mikko Koivu led the way by winning 14 of his 19 draws.
Minnesota Wild coach Mike Yeo was also quick to praise youngsters Mikael Granlund and Mathew Dumba for their efforts. Given that the Wild's depth is an area of concern, they need some of their less experienced players to step up and make significant contributions.
Their role players also stepped up, with Matt Cooke scoring the game-winning goal and registering an assist.
The Wild will look for a similar team effort against the Dallas Stars on Saturday.
- c9castine - Oct 10, 2013 at 11:59 PM
hey minnesota how you feeling about cookie now? warming up a bit? dont worry, youll learn to love him…
- swenny19 - Oct 11, 2013 at 12:45 AM
I'm pretty sure most wild fans were happy about that signing…I don't know where you got the idea they didn't like it.
- dankpuffalot - Oct 11, 2013 at 8:34 AM
The media as always. They wrote a half dozen stories trying to stoke the flames. What a surprise.
- tlow97 - Oct 11, 2013 at 8:57 AM
We're not all po-dunk homers in MN.
Except Sid. Sid is a po-dunk homer.