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DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Bruce Norris' Clybourne Park—the first work to win the triple crown of the Pulitzer, Tony and Britain's Olivier—is one of the most produced plays among regional companies. I haven't seen the play elsewhere, but I'm sure Portland Center Stage's bracing production could contend with the best of them: Norris' script is acerbic, smart and frequently uproarious, and the cast, under director Chris Coleman, is superb. All told, makes for a full-throttle experience that claws at our conceptions about race, prejudice and social propriety. The play's title comes from Lorraine Hansberry's 1959 work A Raisin in the Sun, in which a black family prepares to move into a fictional, predominantly white Chicago neighborhood called Clybourne Park. Norris' play also begins in 1959, but it centers instead on the white couple that have just sold their house. But ditzy Bev (the sparkling Sharonlee McLean) and brooding Russ (a tense and reactive Sal Viscuso) don't know the new family is black, so community representative Karl (Gavin Hoffman, balancing dweebiness with impertinence) attempts to halt the sale. The second act skips forward 50 years. In those intervening years, white flight has transformed the neighborhood's demographics, and now a white couple hopes to move into the gentrifying area. This parallel structure is more than clever conceit. It's a riveting dramatic framework that highlights the stubborn intractability of race issues in America, as well as our desperate fumbles to discuss them in a meaningful—or even intelligible—way. In the first act, we see the barefaced racism of Karl contrasted with the well-meaning condescension of Bev. A half century later, the characters are no more articulate, no less hamstrung by euphemisms and equivocations. "Half my friends are black!" yelps one character. It's as corrosive as it is cathartic.
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|Largest Avery Heroin Bust, Man Charged
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Officers with the Avery County Sheriff's Office, Municipal Drug Task Force and Sugar Mountain Police Department arrested a Banner Elk man last week after an undercover operation yielded heroin--said to be the most Heroin seized in Avery County history. After the operation, the Avery County S.R.T.,
made up of officers from agencies throughout Avery County, executed the search warrant, leading to the arrest of Gregory Scott Levy, of 2989 Tynecastle Highway. With the arrest, more Heroin and drug paraphernalia was seized, along with cash used to purchase the Heroin, according to the Avery Sheriff's Office. Sheriff Kevin Frye called it "an outstanding group effort to get a dealer of a very dangerous drug off the streets of our community." Officer Shane Vance with the Municipal Drug Task Force called it "a very nasty drug that has a high addiction rate." He said "It is one of those drugs a person tries one time and dies on the spot. If the person does not die, they are most likely going to be hooked for life." Gregory Scott Levy was charged with Possession with intent to sell or deliver Heroin, Conspiracy to sell Heroin, and Maintain a dwelling to sell Heroin, and possession of Drug Paraphernalia and was set a $100,000.00 secured bond.
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Local ice fishing derbies have been a winter staple for several generations of North Country anglers. Last week, though, a new-kid-on-the-block derby made its way to the area in the form of a professional ice fishing tournament when the Northeast Ice Fishing Circuit (NEIFC) held an event at Black Lake.
The Black Lake event was one of seven panfishing competitions on the 2013 NEIFC and, like the other six tournaments, the Black Lake one was a panfish tournament comprised of a practice day on Saturday, a free kids clinic and fishing contest on Saturday, and actual competition on Sunday.
Unfortunately, high winds and warm temperatures on Sunday resulted in organizers making a decision at 4:30 a.m. to cancel the tournament for safety reasons. When I spoke with NEIFC director Jeff Snyder he said they planned on including Black Lake on their tournament schedule again next winter.
Professional Angling
On the practice day, I had a glimpse into the world of professional ice fishing when I spent time with Nathan Krusko at Black Lakes Rollway Bay. Krusko emphasized that mobility and time efficiency were critical for success on the ice fishing circuit, and he referred to the portable Eskimo shelter as his office. Having removed the seat from the one-person shelter, Krusko neatly stored all of his gear inside, and that storage allowed for mobility and saving time.
Krusko also noted that tournament ice anglers were on the cutting edge of their sport, and his equipment definitely reflected that cutting-edge trend. For example, he used a lightweight ION battery-operated 40VMAX ice auger that would cut 40 holes through 24 inches of ice on a single battery charge. He wore a lightweight Striker Ice suit that provided warmth and served as a flotation suit should he fall through the ice.
His bucket also served as his seat and for fish storage, and that bucket had attached lure compartments, rod holders, and electronics.
When Krusko moved from one spot to another, he carried this fully rigged pail in one hand and the electric auger in the other.
Perhaps the major difference between the weekend ice angler and the professional one is the pros skilled use of electronics.
Anglers on the tournament trail are skilled at using GPS units, underwater cameras, and flasher units to locate structure, to locate fish, to determine a fishs mood, and to make a presentation that entices a fish to bite.
Krusko is a true ambassador for the sport of ice fishing.
Anglers, who visit his website at www.northeasticefishing.com and listen to or view the various clips, are sure to become more knowledgeable about ice fishing. For example, utilizing Kruskos concept of bowing to the gills will translate to more panfish at lines end.
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For the current season, NEIFC is conducting events on Black Lake, Silver Lake, Honeoye Lake, and Oneida Lake in New York; Lake Champlain and Lake Bomoseen in Vermont; and Khale Lake in Pennsylvania.
All events are panfish ones where the winning team (one or two anglers) will be determined by the total weight of 12 panfish (perch, crappies, bluegills, or sunfish). Membership is not required to fish, and the entry fee for one person or a two-person team is $100 per event with an 80 percent of entry fee payout.
The NEIFC was established to promote the sport of ice fishing through tournaments, free seminars, kids-only fishing clinics, and fish-for-free events. NEIFC members strive to teach the next generations the skills to catch fish through the ice and to introduce them to the joys, satisfaction, and rewards that a day on the ice can bring.
For more information on the NEIFC, visit www.northeasticefishingcircuit.com.
Saturday: Sign-up day (in-person) for Hunter Education Course at SLVSC (344-4017).
Saturday: Redwood VFDs Luck of the Draw Ice Fishing Derby (783-8993).
Saturday: Parishville VFDs annual Rabbit Hunt (244-0817 or 265-2922).
Saturday-Sunday: Saranac Lake Clubs 29th annual Colby Classic Ice Fishing Derby.
Saturday-Sunday: Lyme Ice Fishing Derby.
Feb. 9: Chippewa Bay F&G Clubs annual Ice Fishing Derby.
Feb. 9: River Valley Gun Dog Club hosts annual banquet at SLVSC.
Feb. 9: Sons of the American Legions annual Ice Fishing Derby at Sackets Harbor.
Feb. 9: The Waddington Sons of the American Legions Ice Fishing Derby. For further information, contact derby chairman John Dinneen at 388-4360.
Feb. 9-10: Theresa FDs 27th annual Luck of the Draw Ice Fishing Derby (777-3936).
Feb. 13-17: Central New York Boat Show at NYS Fairgrounds in Syracuse.
Feb. 16: Howies/fishcap Ice fishing derby 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Wheathouse Bay Ogdensburg. Call 393-3669 or email@example.com.
Feb. 16: Claytons 8th annual Catch-and-Release Ice Fishng Derby (771-3533 or 767-4497).
Feb. 16: Plessis annual Fishing Derby (Luck of the Draw and Big Fish Divisions).
Feb. 23: SLRWAs annual Northern Pike Challenge (384-3450).
Feb. 23: Racquette Valley F&G Clubs Ice Fishing Derby.
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By LYNNDA JOHNSONSun Advocate editor
The 7th District Court has sentenced the Brigham City motorist convicted of three counts of negligent homicide to concurrent six-month jail terms.
The defendant, 51-year-old Irene C. Apodaca, appeared at the sentencing phase in the misdemeanor category criminal complaint last Tuesday before Judge Bruce K. Halliday.
Carbon County Attorney Gene Strate served as the state prosecutor at the Nov. 12 criminal proceeding and Dale Douris represented the defendant at the sentencing phase in the misdemeanor category case.
Pronouncing judgment in the class A negligent homicide and class C failure to observe a no passing zone criminal convictions, the court sentenced Apodaca to three concurrent one-year terms in the Carbon County Jail.
Judge Halliday subsequently suspended the service of all but six months of the designated incarceration periods upon the defendant's full payment of a $100 fine amount plus applicable interest.
In addition, the court authorized the defendant's legal counsel to arrange to have Apodaca complete the remaining jail time in the Box Elder County correctional facility, on condition the Brigham City motorist covers all related costs.
In conclusion, the district judge authorized Apodaca's work release from official custody and ordered the defendant to voluntarily report to the Carbon County or Box Elder jail no later than Dec. 2 to commence serving the six months of incarceration.
On Sept. 5, the district court rendered guilty verdicts in the criminal case filed against the defendant in connection with a July 2001 triple fatal traffic accident in Cat Canyon.
The formal criminal information charged Apodaca with three separate class A negligent homicide counts along the class C failure to observe a no passing zone traffic violation.
The class A negligent homicide and class C no passing zone offenses stem from a chain-reaction collision on U.S. Highway 6 east of Wellington that claimed the lives of three California men on July 25, 2001.
According to the Utah Highway Patrol's investigation into the incident, the accident occurred when a mini-van allegedly crossed the center line to pass a semi-truck and forced the victims' Lincoln Town Car off the roadway.
The Lincoln's driver attempted to bring the vehicle back onto the highway, but apparently overcorrected and struck a Ford Taurus. The Town Car then collided into a tractor-trailer and the force of the impact demolished the Lincoln. All three occupants traveling inside the Towncar succumbed to accident-related injuries.
The UHP's follow-up investigation into the fatal mishap identified Apodaca as the motorist operating the mini-van at the time of the incident.
Filed in the district court by the Carbon County Attorney's Office, the formal complaint contended that the defendant acted with criminal negligence and caused the deaths of the three California residents killed in the Cat Canyon accident.
The criminal information identifies the victims of the class A negligent homicide counts as Oran Neve, Donald Wayne Neve and Donald Christopher Neve.
Addressing the class C traffic violation, the formal misdemeanor category criminal complaint contended that Apodaca committed the offense when the mini-van traveled "on the left side of the pavement striping designed to make a no-passing zone."


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Six Series Spin-Offs I'd See in a Second
With the season coming to a close, the networks are starting to look toward next season. In the case of 'Criminal Minds,' that includes exploring the possibility of a spin-off series. They ran an embedded pilot for it earlier this season, introducing the new cast, and they've already had tremendous success with both 'NCIS' and 'CSI' spin-offs. But whatever happened to the old-school way of creating spin-offs?
'Frasier' was a long-time cast member on 'Cheers' before he headed off to Seattle and sitcom super-stardom. 'The Jeffersons' spent time living next to the Bunkers ('All in the Family') before moving on up. Even as recently as 'Friends,' they spun series co-star 'Joey' off into his own series -- maybe that's when it all went so wrong.
Rescue Me: Drink (season finale)
(S05E22) "You won't go to AA? I'll bring AA to you." - Teddy
After 22 episodes that didn't always feel all that cohesive, this was a finale that truly tied it all together. Rescue Me has had some memorable cliffhangers in the past, but this easily trumps them all not only for dramatic effect but for the potential lasting effects as well.
We'll get to all that because there really is a lot to discuss when it comes to "Drink." From the pettiness of Janet and Sheila to Damien's place at the 62 Truck house to the Gavin drinking epidemic, it was all answered in the comically twisted and dark fashion that we've come to expect from Rescue Me. Bottoms up.
Rescue Me: Jump
(S05E21) "That was some real father son type shit there, Tommy." - Black Shawn
The penultimate episode. Only one hour left to go in Rescue Me's massive 22 episode fifth season. There's been a lot to love, a lot to hate, orange (and teal!) penises, and plenty of drinking. Before I go on, I should point out that FX did end up sending out the final two episodes to critics (which is the only reason you're reading this right after the show has aired), and in an effort to make sure my reaction and speculation is as pure as possible, I watched and wrote up my review of "Jump" without having laid an eye on the season finale yet. So rest assured that anything that follows isn't a spoiler, and if it is? Well, good for me then.
Rescue Me: Zippo
(S05E20) "Call Turks and Caicos - tell people to start stabbing their eyes out." - Needles
This whole season of Rescue Me has been sort of a question mark for me. That's no secret - it's been excellent, but trying to determine what direction it's headed in has been a little tough. Obviously, the past four or five eps have really focused on Tommy's Sheila vs. Janet dilemma and I'm pretty sure it's safe to assume that the final two episodes are gonna stick with that trend. How do I know? Well... I don't. Last night's episode was the last one FX sent out for early preview, so I'm basing what's after the jump on my own speculation and one potential HUGE spoiler. So there. You've been warned.
Rescue Me: David
(S05E19) "This is all above board. It's underground of course, but it's above board." - Needles
What's that old saying? Chances are someone else has already said it better than you... or something like that? Well, this whole season of Rescue Me I've been looking for the right words to describe just how exactly I felt about it. There hasn't been a bad episode this season and I doubt any of the final three will disappoint either, but still - something has just been off.
Well, leave it to the show's co-creator, Peter Tolan, to put it in simple English at the TCA: when dealing with a shorter season (as in 13 vs. 22 episodes), you can focus on the quality of each episode (rather than being forced to move on to the next immediately). That's what I meant to say.
Rescue Me: Carrot
(S05E18) "Dude, I swear to God, you'd be a goddamn millionaire if you just cut that thing off and sold it to science." - Franco
This was easily the most polarizing episode thus far in Rescue Me's fifth season. There was a lot to love and, in my opinion, a lot to hate. It was extremely uneven, featuring a pointless dream sequence and played out gags. However, it ended with what will ultimately, I believe, go down as the best scene of the season and easily one of the best in the series to date, which can only mean one thing - Callie Thorne has done it again.
Rescue Me: Lesbos
(S05E17) "Aww man... some people just make shitty alcoholics." - Cousin Eddie
At the end of last week's episode, I have to be honest -- I was dumbfounded. To abandon something that Rescue Me has so steadfastly built up as a pillar of what makes this show tic - namely, the collective on again/off again sobriety of the Gavin clan - seemed ridiculous to me. One Tommy Gavin speech and poof - everyone's boozin'.
But with the "let's go find an AA meeting" option suddenly off the table, I tell ya what - it's a lot more fun. I've said it before, but as viewers, it says a lot about us when we find the addictions, weaknesses, and vices of others as sources of enjoyment, but why the hell not? That seemed to be the theme of this week's episode anyway as we witnessed Tommy get his balls, figuratively speaking, wedged right into a Janet/Sheila vice-grip.
Rescue Me: Initiation
(S05E15) "Oh, god no, Tommy. No, if you're affectionate with me, I might actually start liking you." - Janet
See? This is what I meant earlier in the season when I said that no strings for Janet and Sheila doesn't mean no strings for Tommy. The guy cannot have meaningless sex with either of these women. But whenever he tries to bring more to the table, whether it be a hug or an expression of concern, both woman have shot him down. Lou was right last week - Tommy is a whore. His payment is supposed to be the lack of strings attached and to complete this terrible analogy, the bank in his heart has no idea how to deposit that kind of currency.
Rescue Me: Wheels
(S05E14) "What, you think elder statesmen such as I don't think about things like this, huh? I do have the biggest dick in the department and have been known to use it!" - Chief Feinberg
This was one of those "I had forgotten about that!" episodes. That Feinberg quote is a perfect example. Remember when Tommy glanced his eyes at Sydney's junk a few seasons back? It was hilarious. Another thing from the past that got brought up? Colleen was a lesbian! At first it seemed like a bit of a running joke, but now I'm convinced of it -- sexually speaking, it seems like she really has tried everything. Black Shawn really needs to start embracing that ... or at least get over his peanut butter phobia.
Rescue Me: Torch
(S05E13) "...cause the only thing he can feel is heat." - Tommy's dad
I never want to look at a blow torch again.
I gotta say - I never saw that coming. We've known for some time now that Tommy doesn't feel too much. It takes a lot for him to get passionate about anything and when a glimmer of emotion does emerge, it's usually in the form of yelling and obscenities. I just hope he doesn't develop an affinity for his latest attempt at "feeling."
Rescue Me: Disease
(S05E12) "...you guys have been getting divorced for like eight years. Isn't it time you took that old dog into the woods and put one in it's head?" - Lou
Considering who he's starting to hang around with again, is Lou even qualified to give advice like that? If anyone should be wary of getting back in bed with someone, it's him. At least Tommy knows that Sheila and Janet aren't going to rob him blind ... well, at least not for as much as Candy took from Lou.
We're starting to see the effects of what 22 episodes has done to Rescue Me (in a good way). After last week's first musical number featuring the comatose Sean, "Disease" featured more moments that, while not completely out of place, certainly seem to be a result from the extra breathing room.
Rescue Me: Mickey
(S05E11) "Tom, would you be able to join us for one of our little fire thingies?" - Needles, after discovering Tommy and Janet having sex in a car in front of the 62 house
We're half-way through season five now and we've reached a point that's going to polarize a lot of fans of this show. Creatively, last night's episode of Rescue Me introduced two things that both have the potential to really turn off certain fans, depending, of course, on what they like about the show and more importantly, what they expect from Rescue Me in future episodes.
Rescue Me: Control
(S05E10) "See? I told you he's got it under control." - Mike
As fans, we've really been rooting for a horrible thing if you think about it. The fact that we've all been waiting for Tommy to start full-blown drinking again is pretty twisted and now that it's been going on for a few episodes, we're starting to see the Tommy we remember - both the good and bad.
The issue of control is an obvious path to explore. We' ve seen Tommy lose it before - when we first met him, his original downward spiral was just beginning. That being said, I don't think any of us ever expected a year of sobriety to do him any good.
Rescue Me: Thaw
(S05E09) "Pussies run. Gavins fight." - Colleen
We've all been raving about Rescue Me's creative resurgence this season. Every episode thus far has been classic stuff - a streak of good writing and acting that we haven't seen since the first season. However, up until last week's brilliant homage to The Iceman Cometh, there hadn't been a truly defining moment for season five. In the wake of that stellar hour, I got worried in anticipation of "Thaw." Would the streak continue or would things now start to meander along, suffering from the weight of 22 episodes instead of 13?
Rescue Me: Iceman
(S05E08) "Here I am. After. Surrounded by booze and dead assholes." – Tommy
This is the episode we're all been waiting for. After Tommy had a drink with Genevieve two weeks ago, it was only a matter of time before this happened – fortunately, we didn't have to wait for it.
Tommy's struggle with 9/11 and his place in history on that day has long been one of the the driving forces behind Rescue Me, but the focus on that has drifted in and out over time. Most everyone has applauded that plot's return this season, but one key element has still been lacking – Tommy's ghosts.
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Strengths: Inexpensive; almost all products fragrance-free; outstanding cleansers; pressed powder with broad-spectrum sunscreen; several bronzing powder options (primarily for fair to light skin tones); one of the only lines at the drugstore selling matte finish eyeshadows; the loose powder; most of the blushes; good liquid liner; excellent automatic brow pencil.
Weaknesses: Dated moisturizer formulas; several sunscreens lack sufficient UVA protection; jar packaging; several of the makeup products epitomize wasteful packaging; the shade selection for almost all the foundations and concealers is awful; tons of gimmicky products that don't perform as well as you'd think but are eye-catching in their compacts; the lip color and lip plumper; mostly average to disappointing mascaras; the Organic Wear products either have undesirable textures or contain irritating ingredients.
There aren't really any doctors at Physicians Formula (the founder of the company was an allergist, Dr. Frank Crandell, but that was back in 1937), and no physicians currently sell or endorse it either. The company asserts that "The term hypoallergenic is more than just a cosmetic claim for Physicians Formula. It is the basis for every product that is created. Physicians Formula honors this claim through stringent product testing and quality control. In fact, Physicians Formula products are formulated without 132 known irritating ingredients still found in many cosmetics on the market today." While the line doesn't list the "132 known irritating ingredients" that they claim not to use, one of their newer products contains menthol, which serves no purpose for skin other than to cause irritation, and other products contain alcohol and witch hazel, which won't make any cosmetic chemist's or dermatologist's list of anti-irritants.
It's good that the skin-care products have been streamlined. There are some excellent makeup removers and a couple of gentle sunscreens whose sole active ingredient is titanium dioxide. Surveying this line in its entirety reveals that makeup is its major focus. However, as you'll see from the Physicians Formula makeup reviews below, things aren't exactly rosy there, either.
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Does this assortment of makeup products have what the doctor ordered? The enormous selection of makeup (no other line at the drugstore sells more individual pressed powders, concealers, or powder bronzers) has seen some noteworthy improvements in recent years, but far too much of it is still built on gimmicky premises or eye-catching graphics while performance and texture are given short shrift. And for a line where just about every product carries on about its goodness for sensitive skin and the non-comedogenic nature of its ingredients, they're not using anything that other companies aren't also using, not to mention that many of the ingredients that show up in these products (such as waxes and occlusive thickening agents) can absolutely clog pores.
Still, for a line with increased retail presence in major drugstores, you may be wondering just what to pay attention to, and the good news is that there are indeed some finds among all the mosaic powders and oddly packaged concealers. Physicians Formula has never done foundations and concealers well, and for the most part that still holds true today. Only one of their concealers is recommended, while the others are best described as dismal. The expansive powder category has several attractive options, including a pressed powder with sun protection and many worthwhile bronzing powders. You'll also find best beauty buys among the blushes and other key products, including the matte eyeshadows, felt-tip eyeliner, brow pencil, and a few of the mascaras. There isn't anything medical or extra-pure about Physicians Formula makeup, but if you know what to look for and are on a budget there are some products that any doctor concerned with the subject of beauty would appreciate!
Note: The shade range of this line does not cater to darker skin tones. In fact, for some products, only those with fair to light skin will find options.
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I recently inherited a Garmin eTrex Vista H, a neat little B&W GPS unit. I've been playing around with it and having a good time. It's an older device, looks to be from 2009 or 2010, but it's pretty new function-wise and I'm not sure if I want to keep it or not.I'm about to head out to the Southwest for a bike tour and I'm debating on bringing it. I read through the BPL thread on iPhones vs. GPS devices, but I'm still having a hard time deciding whether or not to bring this GPS. Questions and Info:1. Is there any merit to bringing a GPS as a backup when I am out of cell phone reception on Verizon? I have good coverage, but I do lose signals from time to time in the northeast. 2. I get lost very easily, and I'm "new" to the outdoors in comparison to a lot of you, so I haven't completed meaningful paper mapping training. It's on my list next to my WFR course and NOLS. Is it wise to bring this just because of the potential consequences of getting lost, or am I letting irrational fear guide me?3. I don't see many roads locally on my Garmin. Is there a way to update the road map in it to include smaller roads and backroads?4. WWBPLD? Would you carry it or sell it or save it for a different kind of trip?
I have the iPhone 4s which has a built in GPS. It doesn't require a cell phone signal to work. I don't use a GPS too much so the iPhone covers it for me. I recently purchased one off of Gear Trade for SAR work and for mountain climbing and hiking in unexpected white out conditions. As long as you use it as a tool and not a crutch (read replacement for map/compass skills), I'd keep it just to increase your skill set. Edit to add: From quick googling, it looks like that GPS doesn't have GLONASS. No big deal but nice feature to have. It does have WAAS. Google what that is and I'd shut it off. The level of precision it offers typically isn't worth the loss of battery life. Looks like you can download an upgraded map for it if need be. Barometric altimeter is a plus as I find the GPS ability to guestimate elevation is typically poor. Just remember to calibrate it from time to time. Never really worked with an electronic compass but it's my understanding that Garmin will automatically adjust declination.
Edited by IDBLOOM on 10/23/2013 14:19:57 MDT.
I have an iPhone 5. I'll try to find out more info on the iPhone's GPS. Do I need to download some other program besides Maps to use the GPS when I don't have service? (I'd love to do this and turn off my service to save battery).I am sort of using it as a crutch. I know how to spot landmarks in elevation and find river valleys thanks to some Geology training, and I carry maps when I am in unfamiliar territory away from civilization, and I don't even try to go off-trail since I don't have the experience. I'm talking about biking on roads in potentially remote areas, and using a GPS as an enabler to, say, take an obscure logging road just to explore.The only skills I'm really, really good at are not being stupid in the woods, and staying warm. I'm great at those.
heres a simple question ...assuming you are using your cell for GPS duty normally .... is it your primary method of communication for emergencies should there be reception ...something to consider if you should need the full battery life in a rescuethis gentleman is with coquitlam SAR ...http://blog.oplopanax.ca/2012/11/stop-with-the-smart-phones-already/http://blog.oplopanax.ca/2011/05/why-you-shouldn't-use-smart-phones-for-backcountry-navigation/and a real life example ..."For whatever reason, hikers go out and they keep their cellphones on the entire day, and when they need it the most, they've got very little battery life left," said Yochim. "What we had him do was shut off his phone, and turn it on every half an hour."http://www.vancouversun.com/news/Unprepared+hikers+rescued+from+Coquitlam+mountainside+after/7080092/story.htmlits your call, but you already have the GPS;)
I guess at the end of the day, it's a weight question. Will I get a meaningful amount of "insurance" or just plain peace of mind for my 5 ounces?
I have this unit myself. It took me two weeks to download the correct software and find the most up to date maps. On top of that I had to buy 3 converters to get this from its 7 pins to USB. It didn't take 3 together, just 1, i just went through 3 until I got the drivers to work with one of them. Probably my own lack of computer smarts. 99% chance this will interface with your computer without a converter. After all of that, it was great. Tough, light, boots up quickly., The maps I put on it for my back country area were very detailed and helped me out greatly. It was a trail blazing trip. I believe you can get road maps vs back country maps. I'm not familiar with phone GPS units and how the function outside of signal range, but my garmin worked beautifully in thick cover, in the shadows of mountains ect. I don't have a phone with GPS so that has not been an option for me.
Take it this time... Find if you use it or not, and if it is useful, or just another gadget that is nice to have.. A lot would depend on the trip. You don't provide any information about your trip - one day, multi day, on roads, cross country, so hard to say.Anything with a battery can always die when you need it. Depending on how it chews batteries, multi days could need a ton of batteries to run it. Electronics typically don't mix well with water. Hard drops can also see them in trouble.If its your only navigation and it stops working, you're up the creek. Also, the GPS will not contact anyone to call help if you need help, so, you need something else for that if that is what your thinking off. Myself, cycling, I have paper maps, and a phone with a GPS that doesn't need reception to work, and offline maps. Only because I've always got my phone with me. Only used the phone a couple of times to check if it worked. It does, but I make more use of paper maps.Planning the trip - know where help is, and know where the best bail out points are.
Put the GPS away until you learn your maps and how to triangulate.A phone is only a back up safety device and a GPS is only a toy for entertainment.
I'm very much a GPS user and like to have one with me when I'm in the backcountry however, it sounds to me like you should save the weight (and hassle) and just use your phone. Make sure you download a good GPS app like Gaia GPS that allows you to download maps to your phone (for when you can't get a connection) and you'll be good with just the phone.One of the things that is often overlooked is that having a GPS is great for finding out exactly where you are but if you can't read a map, it's not going to get you home. Especially if you rely entirely on the GPS map screen... it's way to small for navigation. Take a paper map and learn how to transfer your coordinates to the paper map.
Added some googled data about your GPS above. If you have the iPhone, download Gaia. I've found it to be very precise. You can use the ap to download Caltopo maps to your phone. I don't know where the file is stored on the phone but I don't see my memory bar move after downloading a large map, even when I downloaded all of Rainier NP. There are a few videos on YouTube by its developer which will help get you started. As far as use goes, I keep my phone in airplane mode and with the SIM card still in. When I need to plot a coordiate or see where I am on the map, I take it off airplane mode just long enough to do this and then return it to airplane mode. I can go ~ 4 days this way. Forget about trying to track your movement with it as your battery can't handle that level of processing.
Edited by IDBLOOM on 10/23/2013 14:57:08 MDT.
I think a non-cellular GPS program is going to be best for me.Trip info: Multi-day, by bike, in unfamiliar territory, on roads in the American Southwest (Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, maybe California).I don't want to sound like I'm a complete novice with a map; I know how to read it, I know how to find coordinates, I just don't have a lot of experience translating what I'm looking at into useful information. It's almost, almost irrelevant, though; I'm not going to be off-road or off-trail unless I'm sure I know where I'm heading.I always carry a Brunton compass.If anyone wants the Garmin, I'm listing it on Gear Swap. I can get another one in a few years if my iPhone proves inadequate, but I think it's going to be fine.
Edited by mdilthey on 10/23/2013 15:14:29 MDT.
"I think a non-cellular GPS program is going to be best for me."Hopefully I haven't muddied the waters too much but just to make sure I explained it correctly, the iPhone doesn't need a cell phone signal for the GPS to work. The only reason you need to take it off airplane mode is to activate your GPS and not because you need a cell phone signal. There are other things you can do to optimize your battery life when using it for this purpose (which you can find here on BPL) but I've found that just toggling airplane mode on and off works fine for me. Happy trails.
It's actually a fairly complex topic. Not having thought this out to form any kind of complete response, here are some off the top of my head comments:1 it's easier to learn a map and compass than a GPS2 A GPS can break if you drop it, batteries go dead, there are places where there is no reception, the software inside can screw up, you can screw up because you don't know how to use it...3 A dedicated GPS like the Garmin is less likely to break than your phone if you drop it.4... The safe way is to learn and take a map and compass and then take a GPS as a backup to your map and compass skills5... If you're going to rely only on GPS to keep you found, there should be two in a group... minimum... redundancy in case of failure.6 Extra batteries are a good idea7. The single most useful safety feature on a GPS is a feature that allows you to retrace your route...8 If you have detailed top maps on your GPS it is still a good idea to have a paper map and know how to use it... the GPS will tell you where your are at on your paper map... the paper map will give you the bigger picture of where you are at in relation to the general, larger area...9 I know a friend that went out and bought an expensive mapping GPS before his trip... did not take the time to learn how to use it... he got lost first day out... didn't take paper maps and doesn't know how to use a compass... Moral of the story, a GPS is not and easy short cut to staying found...Bill D
1. redundancy is worth something, especially if your cell phone battery isn't charged when you need it. 2. "I got lost very easily" - that will improve with more time in the outdoors. I get turned around in a new setting, myself. When I started caving in the California foothills, it amazed me how someone could remember a route to the cave or in the cave they hadn't been on in 20 years. It all looked like rolling grasslands with oak trees above-ground and limestone below-ground to me. Within a few dozen trips, I had enough familiarity with the landforms and speleothems to recognize THIS hillside, THAT oak tree, and a particular cave passage from all others.3. addressed by others4. I'd play with it on local trails and get familiar with it. See if it adds anything to your cell phone capabilities. Many Garmin units are somewhat to very waterproof. Water is hazardous to cell phones and salt is extremely deadly to non-marine electronics. My cell phone goes in a dry box while on the water and my Garmin is used out in the weather.Somewhat like a compass, a GPS is most useful if you use it on your way IN, before you are lost. (1) you are less likely to get lost, (2) you'll be *less* lost because you'll have some sense of a last known point, and (3) you'll be familiar with the unit in that setting before you really need.
I do carry paper maps whenever I'm going into the woods alone or with people who have little experience. I'll practice with them locally this winter and spring. Finding my coordinates with a GPS and then plotting it on a map, then choosing a heading and following it using the compass is something i'm 99% sure I'm completely capable of. As for my phone, I paid for a waterproof and impact-proof case. I'm not running around with a cracked iPhone screen. I've gone in to optimize battery life in fifteen different ways and I can usually get days out of it, rather than hours. Ian, I read you loud and clear. Supplemented your points with my own research. I'm going tom sell the Garmin and use the money to invest in a dedicated non-cellular GPS program. Right now, "Navigon" looks to be the best since I'll be primarily on roads. Would love other suggestions. I don't want a "budget" GPS program, I want to download a nice one that will actually help me when my phone is near-dead and I'm lost. Ultimately, I could probably do fine with Google Maps and street signs, but I'm over-preparing so I don't get in trouble.
We're talking bike touring,not wilderness travel, right? All you really need is a good, current road map. The GPS is far from essential in that context.I have gotten on Google earth and reviewed my planned bike tour - that is at least one good way to preorient one's self.
"Put the GPS away until you learn your maps and how to triangulate.A phone is only a back up safety device and a GPS is only a toy for entertainment."------------While I agree people should get used to using a map and compass, a GPS is not "only a toy for entertainment". I've used a GPS successfully to navigate in heavy overcast conditions (when landmarks were not visible) and in heavy foliage (again, no landmarks visible). A GPS is a tool. It has limitations such as battery life and potential for damage, but it can be incredibly helpful at times. You may know what direction you need to go by compass, but a GPS can keep you from getting into nasty terrain. I carry one, particularly in winter, and it's been helpful to me on many occasions. Some GPS devices can be linked so that you can see the location of other people in your party, also. This is applicable when you're traveling in groups, spread out- think downhill backcountry skiing, or snowmobiling, and someone gets stuck, injured or lost. It's a lot more than a toy then when you know where your injured buddy is and can go get him.
Dena, you are right. It is a useful tool... and even does things that a map and compass can't do... in the hands of those who have spent the time to learn how to use it and understand it's limitations.But I suspect there are many who buy them because they think it's easier than learning a map and compass (isn't that what the original poster said more or less?). Then they go out without learning how to use the GPS and promptly get lost. It's as though they have been hypnotized by all things that sport a colorful screen... as though it's magic or something.It would be interesting to know how many people get lost the first time they go out with a GPS vs. how many use it successfully to find their way the first time out with it.Another pit-fall with GPS is that it is then used as an excuse to not learn map and compass... or, worse, to not even take a map... candidates for the SAR boys indeed.Bill D
That's not really what I said... I was looking for information within the limitations of what I'd use it for (roads, bike touring).The prosthelityzing by BPL's GPS experts is appreciated, but the constant safety warnings are not wholly necessary. I am, in fact, aware of paper mapping as the end-all of navigation. I am aware of it's limitations. I am aware of the role of a GPS in navigation. I'm aware (now) of the differences between my phone's GPS and a Garmin. I'm also aware of nuances like magnetic declination, natural magnetism regionally, topographic mapping, etc.I took a GPS course during my undergraduate and I've read. I always read. All day, all weekend, i'm reading and researching and learning. So yeah, I appreciate the warnings and the 3+ people who reminded me a GPS has batteries... but let's move on. I did say in the OP that I worked my way through the old threads, too!
That was kind of a confusing post, but check out David's post... Almost all of it is relevant and useful. He clearly read past the OP before giving out information, and it's super-helpful. Thanks also to Dena and everyone else.
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A Sun Porch is a smaller additional deck that is 1' or in some cases 2' lower than the main deck. It provides up to three activity areas at a lower height than the main fort, which is ideal for children is differing ages or abilities. A slanted roof over the Sun Porch is an available option.
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Structure OptionsFrom multiple levels, porches, to various enclosures, a variety of structure options are available to enhance your fort.
Identical to the Sun Porch except for the addition of a slanted roof overhead.
A Look Out Tower is a full-size additional deck added to the rear of the main fort. It is typically 2' higher than the main deck. It provides up to three activity areas at a higher height than the main fort. This makes the Look Out Tower a great future upgrade as children grow. A roof over the Look Out Tower is standard.
The California Bungalow is enclosure for the lower level of a fort. The California Bungalow has a self-closing hinged door with a handle and includes a 2x6 floor that is elevated off the ground 5½". The Side Porch is a popular option that goes with the California Bungalow.
The Side Porch is a ground level porch measuring 2' that can be added to the California Bungalow or the open air Garage.
A Lodge Enclosure is a enclosure on the upper level of a fort. The Lodge Enclosures has a self-closing hinged door with a handle. A platform such as a Sun Porch or Porch Extension is required if the lodge has a door.
A Porch Extension is a 2' or 3' extension of the main fort deck. It is similar to the Sun Porch in that it allows for up to three activity areas at the same height as the main fort. Porch Extensions are available for forts up to 6' in height.
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The Side Porch Under Sun Porch is a space efficient way to have the functionality of a side porch. It is the addition of the side porch floor and wall below a Sun Porch. It typically is used with the California Bungalow and fits under 5' and 6' Sun Porches
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Councilman Joseph M. Butler Jr. doesnt want to see city police officers spending a lot of time dealing with hooligans causing trouble at Thompson Park late at night.
In recent weeks, Watertown City Council members have debated whether to extend the hours of the parks operations. But they have not been able to come to a consensus. Signs around Thompson Park currently indicate it is closed from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m.
At Monday nights council meeting, Mr. Butler contended it is best to leave those park hours as they are.
He recalled those hours were established after police officers ended up having to control dozens and dozens of vehicles in the park late at night and the situation became out of control.
Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham advocated setting times when restrooms and other facilities could be used but leaving the park itself always open. He has concerns that law enforcement would intervene in the activities of law-abiding citizens who would like to be in the park at night.
I am not in the opinion you can close anything, he said.
Before a decision is made, Mr. Graham contends, the Parks and Recreation Department should finish coming up with a proposed ordinance that spells out the hours for all city-owned parks and playgrounds, as well as a uniform set of rules.
After the meeting, Mr. Butler said he has no plans to propose an ordinance for park hours in the near future. He just wants to keep the discussions moving along.
Three years ago, council members started talking about implementing rules for parks and playgrounds, but they never acted on a proposed ordinance. At that time, they also could not agree on the hours that Thompson Park should be open.
The matter resurfaced in September after a city court judge dismissed a driving while intoxicated case against a Carthage man who entered the park from Franklin Street about midnight on Nov. 30, despite signs indicating the park was closed. Police later determined that James J. Cheal, 45, of 3614 Roberts Road, had a 0.20 percent blood alcohol content.
Part-time City Judge Catherine J. Palermo dismissed the case, saying the park signs were not clear enough about the parks hours of operation.
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n City Attorney Robert J. Slye gave an update about a couple who requested a sewer hook-up to their Barben Avenue property.
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Much like a city sidewalk improvement program is handled, residents would be charged a small amount of interest and possibly could take about 10 years to pay the city back. No action was taken on the matter Monday night.
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Ryan Murphy (born November 30, 1965) is a 49-year-old American screenwriter, film and television director and producer.
He created Glee along with Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan. Famous television shows besides Glee include, American Horror Story, The New Normal, Nip/Tuck and Popular. Murphy also produced and directed the film 'Eat, Pray, Love'. He has currently written 23 episodes of Glee.
Ryan Murphy won his first Emmy for directing the Pilot episode of Glee.
Personal Life
Murphy grew up in Indianapolis, Indiana, to an Irish Catholic family. He continues to attend church.
Murphy is openly gay - he came out to his parents when he was 15 years old. On June 7, 2011; he announced his engagement to a man he's known for 15 years. It is believed that he has married his partner, judging by the gold ring he now wears, as seen in the second season of The Glee Project.
Murphy and Miller have two sons, via surrogacy, Logan Phineas (born on 24 December 2012)[1] and Ford (born on 3 October 2014).[2]
CreationThe original concept of Glee was inspired by Ian Brennan's own experience as a member of the Prospect High School's show choir. It was supposed to be a film instead of a television series, but Murphy and Falchuk suggested that Glee should be produced as a television show. Therefore, the three joined together and rewrote the script. The rewritten script was sent to FOX, and picked up immediately.
The three decided to write all of the episodes by themselves. Murphy and Falchuk became executive producers and directors of the show, while Brennan became a co-executive producer.
CastingIn casting Glee, Murphy sought out actors who could identify with the rush of starring in theatrical roles. Instead of using traditional network casting calls, Murphy spent three months on Broadway, searching singers for Glee. Auditioning actors with no theatrical experience were required to demonstrate their ability to sing and dance.
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Season One
- Pilot †
- Showmance †
- Acafellas
- Vitamin D
- Wheels
- Mattress
- The Power of Madonna
- Laryngitis
- Theatricality
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- Britney/Brittany
- The Rocky Horror Glee Show
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- Furt
- Silly Love Songs
- Comeback
- Original Song
- Rumours
- Funeral
Season Three
Season Four
Season Five
Season Six
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Episodes Directed
Season One
- Pilot
- With Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan.
- Showmance
- With Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan.
- The Power of Madonna
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Other Works
Ryan has been involved in many shows, as a creator, writer or director through the years.
- Popular (1999 - 2001) - Creator, Show Runner, Writer and Director - The WB (Currently known as the CW Network)
- Nip/Tuck (2003 - 2010) - Creator, Show Runner, Writer and Director - FX
- Glee (2009 - Present) - Co-Creator (With Ian Brennan and Brad Falchuk), Show Runner, Writer and Director - FOX
- The Glee Project (2011- 2012) - Creator and Judge - Oxygen
- American Horror Story (2011 - Present) - Co-Creator (With Brad Falchuk), Show Runner, Writer and Director - FX
- The New Normal (2012 - 2013) - Co-Creator (With Allison Adler), Show Runner, Writer and Director - NBC
- My Youth High Eight Degrees (2014) - Co-Creator (With Ian Brennan and Brad Falchuk) - Zhejiang Satellite Television
- Open (2014) - Creator, Show Runner, Writer and Director - HBO
- Scream Queens (2015) - FOX
Failed Pilots
- The Furies (1999)
- St. Sass (2002) - The CW
- Pretty/Handsome (2008) - FX
- Running With Scissors (2006) - Director
- Eat, Pray, Love (2010) - Director
- Glee: The 3D Concert Movie (2011) - Producer
- The Normal Heart (2014) - Director (TV Movie on HBO)
Other Possible Projects/In Development
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- Face (Development)
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- When he was 5 years old he asked for a subscription to Vogue magazine.
- Ryan's first script was called Why Can't I Be Audrey Hepburn? which was bought by Steven Spielberg, but it was never made.
- He uses certain lines from his past in what Kurt says or does, an example: he once asked his dad for a pair of 'sensible heels'.
- He serves on the National Advisory Board of the Young Storytellers Foundation.
- His favorite slushie flavor is 'Cherry Aspic.'
- He adopted the puppy from 'The New Normal' after it's Pilot episode. Source
- On July 30, 2012, Murphy joined Twitter. Here he constantly answers questions from fans and leaks spoilers and pictures of Glee, The New Normal and American Horror Story. Sometimes, he takes fan suggestions.
- He joined YouTube under the username of MrRPMurphyExclusive where deleted scenes and new performances from Glee are released.
- His father worked in the newspaper industry.
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