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By C.J. MCMANUSSun Advocate community editor
During Sen. Bennett's rural business conference on March 26, several Utah counties received past due payments from the state land exchange distribution account.
The mineral lease funds were distributed by Kevin Carter of the Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration.
The SILTA payments were delivered by hand to the following counties:
Carbon, $2,096,614.
Emery, $1,980,520.
Kane, $690,934.
Garfield, $463,724.
Sevier, $411,255.
San Juan, $218,535.
Cache, $91,122.
Wayne, $88,594.
Millard, $68,337.
Juab, 43,480.
Grand, 31,885.
Accepting the money on behalf of Carbon County was Commissioner Bill Krompel.
The commissioner clarified the point that the SILTA funds would not affect the county's payment in lieu of taxes or PILT revenues allocated by the United States government.
"From now on, you will receive your money through the mail or electronically," explained Carter. "We won't be tracking you down to deliver the checks by hand but we felt it was important to deliver this years payment by hand here at the conference."
The distribution account was created by the Utah Legislature in 2007 to redistribute part of the mineral lease revenues coming from state lands acquired from the U.S. government through federally established exchanges.
The SITLA payments represent one-half of a year's earnings for the involved counties.
When Utah traded out of the Grand Staircase/Escalate National Monument, SILTA indicated that the state acquired federal lands with oil, gas and coal resources.
At the time of exchange between the state and federal governments, federal law provided that 50 percent of the mineral revenues generated on the lands in question would be shared with Utah.
To continue the flow of funds, SITLA agreed to direct one-half of the revenues from exchange lands to the state mineral lease account.
According to Carter, the intent of the exchange agreement was for revenues from exchange lands to flow through the state account to counties where the minerals were produced.
The state, however, reallocated part of the revenues in 1999 to other funds, including the Utah Permanent Community Impact Board.
Gov. Jon Huntsman's natural resources extraction impact group recognized that Utah could not send the funds directly to counties, which is not permissible with federal mineral lease revenues, and recommended creation of the account to distribute the monies.
The account distributions allow local governments to decide how to mitigate adverse impacts attributable to mineral development on exchange lands without routing the money through the lease account or other entities.
Furthermore, the distribution account representatives send money back to the counties of extraction to mitigate impacts. They also send funds to counties which give up trust lands in land exchanges and thereby may lose the opportunity for economic development from said lands.
In Utah, 27 counties receive direct distribution of funds for these purposes.
Due to a clerical error, the 2007 Utah Legislature failed to appropriate funds for full distribution of all revenues collected by LEDA.
In 2008, state lawmakers allocated supplemental appropriations for all amounts collected in the fiscal year and fully authorized distributions for fiscal year 2009, according to SITLA.
"The current checks represent slightly more than two quarters of productions. Future distributions will be made quarterly," said Carter.
Revenues from future land exchanges enacted by Congress will be distributed similarly based on trust lands given up and on mineral lands acquired in counties involved in the exchanges.

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I remember LA in the 50s and 60s.... choking, coughing, brown haze... awful, awful stuff... they make a big deal of the smog in LA now but it's nothing like the past and not even close to China... once spent 4 hours in Xian waiting for the smog to clear enough for take-off... saw a dirty coal power plant in Beijing belching dark brown horrible smoke... would never be allowed to operate in LA in the 50s let alone now.... we should be exporting our pollution technology to China
Me too! I was flying VFR in a Cessna or Piper in the 60's in the L.A. area- I was not yet IFR rated. I remember the smog causing me to be in IMC even though it wasn't called that by ATC. I could see nothing but a hole straight below the plane and had to navigate back to VNY on instruments. ATC was busy because lots of VFR pilots were in the same boat. Brings back not so fond memories!
Yeah I live here. It was terrible. You seriously can't taxi a plane in the smog here...
Maybe we should all consume less. And stop sending our Manu. Needs to coal burning countries. What, do you think by burning it in a windy area it escapes our nasal passages? It still pollutes the atmosphere.
In California people on the coast have dust from coal smoke in China.
The interesting part is that this will not get any better with the new airport to the South of Beijing. They are trapped by their topography with mountains to the North and East; without wind it just sits there.
Their only real industrial hope beyond pollution controls is to relocate the worst offenders to the South and Southwest, but they have to find a better source of energy for the homes of Beijing that burn brown coal for heat and cooking. On a cold day every home is belching the brown smoke so characteristic of the smog and without wind, it just sits there. The air is both irritative and allergenic from first hand exposure.
Yes, let us not only send them our smog technology for a very inflated price but stop buying from any of the coal pollution belching countries.
Maybe we should all consume less. And stop sending our Manu. Needs to coal burning countries. What, do you think by burning it in a windy area it escapes our nasal passages? It still pollutes the atmosphere.In California people on the coast have dust from coal smoke in China.
Flying into LAX in 1968, I remember crossing over the ring of mountains surrounding the city. Before crossing, you could just about see every rock and blade of grass. After, well, awful yellow-green smog. What we ARE exporting is our pollution.
and we have ninnies running around our country saying we have the filthiest air on the planet...
wait! I've never said that; never heard it said - EVERYBODY needs to cut back on pollution. China does, we do, other places too. When "we" talk about pollution, we're not talking about only our country.
Reminds me of Los Angeles in the '60s. Coming soon to Bejing, maybe? California emissions, E85 gas, ban on diesel buses, scrubbers on coal power plants?
Maybe they should spend money on pollution control instead of buying US debt. Happy choking !
Maybe they should be spending money on pollution controls instead obtaining all those very advanced aircraft and that aircraft carrier.


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Flights to Turin from Europe
Italian film was born in Turin and this is where the country's exciting film museum is located. You will find it inside the Mole Antonelliana, in a tall brick building with a magnificent view.Address: Via Montebello 20, TurinPhone: +39 011 8138 560Website: http://www.museonazionaledelcinema.org
This is a church from the 18th century with graves of popes. On site there is a football museum in memory of an airplane that crashed with players from AC Turin on board. The view of the city from here is amazing. To get here you can choose between a bus, mountain railway or long-distance footpath up.Address: Strada della Basilica di Superga 73, TurinPhone: +39 011 8997 456Website: http://www.basilicadisuperga.com
Palazzo Reale is a royal palace from 1646-1861 with magnificent objects from the Baroque and Rococo periods. Right next to the palace there is a beautiful and peaceful garden.Address: Piazzetta Reale 10122, TorinoPhone: +39 011 4361 455Website: http://www.ambienteto.arti.beniculturali.it
Parco del Valentino is a famous public park that covers an area of 421,000 m², side by side with the river Po. Colourful flower beds and a small stream with wooden bridges crossing it creates a peaceful haven in the midst of the bustling city.Address: Corso Massimo D'Azeglio, TurinOpening hours: Open every day all year around
If you like a bargain you will get the opportunity to stock up on vegetables, fruit and groceries at the street markets Porta Palazzo and Balon. These markets are feasts for all your senses!Address: Piazza della Repubblica, Turin
The cuisine of Piedmont has more flavour than the French cuisine. Beef, white truffles, cheese of all shapes, chestnut honey, chocolate, beetroot mustard and hazelnuts are a few of the specialties. The inevitable bread stick grissini was baked for a king with a bad stomach. Excellent red wines in the form of Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera and Dolcetto are produced in the region, especially in the Langhe district. Recommended trips are to the south to Alba, Barolo and Bra where the Slow Food headquarters are located. Aperitifs like Vermouth, Carpano and martinis were invented in Piedmont - which is also a small place. There is much to discover food wise when exploring the green hill landscapes.
This is a must see for all football fans. You can choose between a visit to the stadium or the museum, or why not both? Tickets can be purchased at the Juventus Ticket Office.Address: Strada Comunale di Altessano, 131, TurinPhone: +39 02 6006 0900Website: http://www.juventus.comOpening hours: Make sure to check the opening hours before visiting since the opening hours vary during match daysMore info: The Juventus Ticket Office closes one hour before the museum
Solely dedicated to Egyptian Art this museum is very much alike the one in Cairo. The collection is a result of many findings including that ones from the excavations in Egypt between the years of 1900 and 1935.Address: V. Accademia delle Scienze, 6, TurinPhone: +39 011 5617 776Website: http://www.museoegizio.itOpening hours: Open Tue-Sun 8.30am-7.30pmMore info: Last admission at 6.30pm
Go on a journey to the past and the days when Turin was besieged by France for four months. You can visit the museum and the tunnel system, below street level, in which the war was fought.Address: Via Guicciardini 7a, TurinPhone: +39 011 546 317Website: http://www.museopietromicca.itOpening hours: Open Tue-Sun 10am-6pm. Closed on MondaysMore info: Last entry at 5 pm
Magical Piazza Vittorio Veneto is a square in the middle of the city. Here, in the heart of Turin, you will find numerous cafés and places to have a drink or a meal.Address: Piazza Vittorio Veneto, Turin
For an experience close to nature visit Zoom Torino. This zoo has different species like penguins, zebras, giraffes and many more. Enjoy a day of fun and learning walking around this park. The water park and pool, Bolder Beach, is an extension of the park. You can buy a combined ticket for both attractions.Address: Strada Piscina, 36, TurinPhone: +39 011 9070 419Website: http://www.zoomtorino.itOpening hours: Open every day
A bit outside Turin this Spa is located in a beautiful location. Enjoy a day of relaxation in the hammam, a well-need massage or bath.Address: Via Monte Angiolino, 2, TurinPhone: +39 012 3320 718Website: http://www.egobenessere.it
For an authentic experience of the city of Turin, the City Sightseeing bus will make you feel the culture of the city while taking you around town to see all the monuments. The classic tour goes through the city centre including the Egyptian Museum.Address: Piazza Castello/Via Garibaldi, TurinPhone: +39 011 535 181Website: http://www.torino.city-sightseeing.it
A trip to Sacra di San Michele is a great half-day activity. This basilica is of high religious importance and got the name of the archangel Michael. The interior is majestic and the surroundings are surely breath-taking. You can reach Sacra di San Michele by train, bus, car or walking.Address: Via alla Sacra, 14, TurinPhone: +39 011 939 130Website: http://www.sacradisanmichele.comOpening hours: Open 9.30am-1.30pm and 2.30pm-5pm. Closed Mondays except the months of July, August and September. Opening hours may vary depending on the seasonMore info: The last entry is allowed 30 minutes before Sacra di San Michele closes
Porto Di Savona is a classic restaurant in an older style. The menu is very traditional and contains specialities from Piemonte like polenta, anchovies with green dressing and vitello tonnato.Address: Piazza Vittorio Veneto 2, TurinPhone: +39 011 8173 500Website: http://www.portodisavona.com
In Turin, Ristorante Combal Zero is one of the restaurants with a Michelin star. It is beautifully located at the art museum with mountains in the background. The restaurant is located in the suburb of Rivoli.Address: Piazza Mafalda di Savola, Rivoli, TurinPhone: +39 011 9565 225Website: http://www.combal.org
Tre Galli is a well-known restaurant and wine bar in Quadrilatero Romano. The restaurant serves traditional and authentic Italian cuisine in an old fashioned atmosphere.Address: Via Sant'Agostino, 25, TurinPhone: +39 011 5216 027Website: http://www.3galli.com
This charming restaurant is run by Christina and Louisa. There is a wine bar in the cellar with the region's excellent red wines to drink together with cheese, pear sauce and grissini.Address: Via San Francesco da Paola 4, TurinPhone: +39 011 8124 621Website: http://www.leviteletonne.com
L´Acino Restaurant is a small, buzzing restaurant with a wine bar. The wine menu is impressive and the food is just excellent. This is a good place for everyone looking for a traditional Pietmontese cooking and is especially good for families.Address: Via San Domenico 2/A, 10122, TurinPhone: +39 011 5217 077
At Adonis Creperie you can choose between homemade cookies, American coffee, crepes and much more. The crepes are beautifully presented and there will definitely be one suiting every taste.Address: Largo Saluzzo 25E, TurinPhone: +39 011 0769 491Website: http://www.adoniscreperie.comOpening hours: Open Mon-Sat 12pm-2.30pm and 7.30pm-11pm. Sunday brunch 11am-3pm. Closed on Sunday evenings
This Italian-Asian fusion restaurant will surprise you with innovative courses. Come here for a special occasion or to enjoy a unique dinner experience with family and friends.Address: Corso Rosselli 54/a, TurinPhone: +39 011 5096 561Website: http://www.kidoism.itOpening hours: Open Mon-Sat 8pm-11pm
Located in the premises of a private literary club, Ristorante Il Circolo dei Lettori is a hidden gem in Turin. The literary club has opened its doors to this restaurant that serves great food for both lunch and dinner in a unique atmosphere.Address: Via Bogino 9, TurinPhone: +39 011 4326 827Website: http://www.circololettori.it
This restaurant is located on Coro Palestro in the heart of Turin. Ristorante Galante has a romantic atmosphere and is popular among its guests.Address: Corso Palestro, 15, TurinPhone: +39 011 532 163Website: http://www.ristorantegalante.itOpening hours: Open 12.30pm-2.30pm and 19.45-23.00. Closed on Saturday lunch and Sunday
The 'gofre' is a crispy wafer derived from ancient traditions. This restaurant is a small street food restaurant in the city centre that continually delights their customers. It is definitely worth it to stop by this place when in Turin.Address: Via San Tommaso, 4/a, TurinPhone: +39 084 2920 0010Website: http://www.gofriemiassepiemontesi.it
This upscale restaurant with a friendly atmosphere offers a variety of seafood dishes. It is recommended to try the popular oysters at Simini.Address: C.so Racconigi, 30, TurinPhone: +39 011 3352 032Website: http://www.plateauroyal.com
If you like Japanese food you should try Wasabi, a restaurant located in the centre of the city. The atmosphere is great and the restaurant is claimed by its customers to have the best sushi in Turin.Address: Corso Ferrucci, 72, TurinPhone: +39 011 4473 812
For an authentic taste of the Mediterranean, Mare Nostrum serves sea food with a great variety of dishes. The restaurant is located near the river and many guests seems to be satisfied by this little oasis in Turin.Address: Via Matteo Pescatore, 16, TurinPhone: +39 011 8394 543Website: http://www.ristorantemarenostrum.itOpening hours: Open for dinner only. Closed on Sundays
The Beef Brasserie is the place for having great beef, steaks and beer in a relaxed atmosphere. You can come here for dinner or the brunch where the restaurant has dishes on the menu like 'Italian Brunch', 'Nordic Brunch' and 'French Brunch'.Address: Corso Moncalieri, 5/b, TurinPhone: +39 011 8193 378Website: http://www.thebeefbrasserie.com
The chef at La Barrique, Stefano Gallo, is passionate about food. The dishes have an original taste in the true philosophy of Stefano. In 2004 the restaurant got a Michelin Star.Address: Corso Dante 53, TurinPhone: +39 011 657 900Website: http://www.labarriqueristorante.itOpening hours: Open 12.30pm-2.30pm and 8pm-10.30pm. Closed Sundays and lunch on Mondays
In this impressive café you can feel the pulse of Turin and visit a restaurant with a lot of unusual dishes. Many famous people like Ingrid Bergman, Frank Sinatra, Orson Welles and King Leopold II of Belgium have visited this café.Address: Piazza San Carlo 155, TurinPhone: +39 011 545 354 Website: http://www.cavaldbrons.it
In the 19th century Caffé Fiorio used to be a meeting place for the aristocracy, civil servants and intellectuals. The elegance still remains today in the inner rooms and if you want a traditional cup of coffee this is the place to go.Address: Via Po, 8, TurinPhone: +39 011 8173 225Website: http://www.fioriocaffegelateria.com
This mini café opened in 1763 and is warm and elegant. There are no less than eight marble tables, mirrors and sweets in this café. Coming early is a good idea if you want a table on Saturdays. The recipe for the Bicerin drink is still a secret.Address: Piazza della Consolata 5, TurinPhone: +39 011 4369 325Website: http://www.bicerin.itOpening hours: Open: 8.30am-7.30pm. Closed every Wednesday
Caffè della Basilica is a quaint venue where you can try handcrafted beer and drink in the traditional settings at the same time.Address: Via della Basilica 3, TurinPhone: +39 349 35 49 553 Website: http://www.caffedellabasilica.itOpening hours: Open Mon-Sat 12am-2.30pm and 7.30pm-2am. Closed on Sundays
The most memorable quality of the Caffè San Carlo is its striking interior design. An impressive chandelier dominates the room and sets the standard for all the other details. The breakfast is definitely worth trying with croissants, cakes and Arabic blends for aromatic cappuccinos and coffees.Address: Piazza San Carlo 156, TurinPhone: +39 011 532 586Website: http://www.caffesancarlo.it
In 1986 this well-known live venue and dance hall on two floors opened. A small selection of artists that have performed here are Patti Smith, Kraftwerk, Sinéad O'Connor, Astor Piazzola, Joan Baez and Bob Dylan.Address: Via Bossoli 83, TurinPhone: +39 011 3176 636Website: http://www.hiroshimamonamour.org
Café Blue is located in factory premises that has become a dance temple. The trendy and young Turinese people occupy the cavernous spaces.Address: Via Valprato 68, Docks DoraMore info: There are more clubs at the same address
Sixties inspired and a meeting place for fashion conscious hunters of both sexes, Matilda Fashion is a popular, exciting place playing interesting world music.Address: Corso Massimo d´Azeglio, Turin
This pub and restaurant's unique selling point is the unfiltered beer and the micro-brewery which was revived a few years ago. This genuine pub with brick walls and dark wood has a great atmosphere. If you are intrigued by the beer, Birrificio Torino offers guided tours in the brewery.Address: Via Parma 30, TurinPhone: +39 011 2876 562Website: http://www.birrificiotorino.com
After dinner, this place transforms into an exciting night club. Some evenings Banus Night Club has live music and cabaret performances. Elegance and exclusivity are the key words best used to describe Banus Night Club.Address: Corso Moncalieri, 145, TurinPhone: +39 011 1993 3783Website: http://www.banus.playdance.tv
The Sandro Pertini International Airport is located in Torino Caselle about 15 kilometres from the city centre. The railway station is located a few metres from the airport. The train to 'GTT Dora Railway Station' takes approximately 19 minutes and runs from about 5am-11pm to the airport, and from about 5am-9.45pm from the airport. The trains departs every 30 minutes. A one-way ticket costs €3.70 and a one-day ticket €6.80. +39 011 2165 352 http://www.gtt.to.it Buses to the city centre, Porta Nuova and Porta Susa railway stations, depart close to the departures hall and the journey takes about 45-50 minutes. The buses run from 5.15am-11pm to the airport and from 6.10am until midnight to the city from the airport. The price for a one-way ticket is €6,50 (+0.50 € aboard). With the Turin+Piemonte Card the fare is €5. +39 011 3000 611 http://www.sadem.it The bus services to the Olympic Mountains of Susa and Chisone Valleys, with several stops enroute, run every Saturday and Sunday. A one-way ticket costs €34. +39 012 169 031 http://www.cavourese.it Taxis cost approximately €30-€50 to reach downtown Turin and the journey takes about 30 minutes. Beware of the queues during rush hour traffic. Pronto Taxi +39 011 57 37 Radio Taxi +39 011 57 30Address: Pertini International Airport, Turin CasellePhone: +39 011 5676 378Website: http://www.aeroportoditorino.itMore info: Prices updated July 2013


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The Skinny bridge or "Magere Brug" as the local Dutch people like to call it, is one of the most beautiful bridges in the entire city. It is believed that the bridge was named after the Mager Sisters and the name "Mager" means "skinny" in Dutch. These two sisters may have lived on opposite sides of the river here and are believed to have used the wooden bridge to visit each other. The more realistic possibility, however, is that the bridge is simply named for its narrow design. In fact, this bridge was, at one time, a lot more narrow than it is today. It was actually hard for two pedestrians to pass each other while crossing.
After many years, the traffic along the Amstel slowly increased and eventually a wider bridge was built to replace the old one. Since that time, the word 'skinny' no longer really applies. It is, however, still one of the most beautiful bridges in Holland's capital city. There are wonderful arrays of fairy lights that romantically illuminate the Skinny Bridge after dark. It is also very popular with lovers and is a great subject for artists and photographers. The Skinny Bridge is an age-old tradition of Amsterdam that will forever live in the hearts of the Dutch people.
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Five years ago today, modern-day explorer Edmund Hillary died. Steve Goldstein wrote of his amazing life. Originally published January 2008 on Obit-Mag.com.
Sir Edmund Hillary, whose mighty heart finally failed him January 11, 2008 at age 88, always maintained that good works, not Everest, defined him.
"My life is not so much stepping on top of a peak that has never been stepped on before, or traveling to the South Pole," he said in a 1989 interview, "but, rather more, the building of schools and medical clinics for the very worthy people of the Himalayas."
Fair dinkum, mate, as they say in the Antipodes. Yet it might be argued that Hillary's greatest achievement lies in refusing to allow the scaling of the world's highest peak to bring him low. Far from being crushed by the weight of such a monumental first, Hillary flourished and embellished the physical mastery of a mountain with a life well lived at sea level.
Sardar Tenzing Norgay of Nepal and Edmund P. Hillary of New Zealand, left, show the kit they wore when conquering the world's highest peak, the Mount Everest, on May 29, at the British Embassy in Katmandu, capital of Nepal, in this June 26, 1953 file photo. (AP Photo, File)
It could have been a curse. The former beekeeper was 33 when he and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay attained Everest, and he continued his ascent through life. Contrast this with Captain Merriwether Lewis, protégé of Thomas Jefferson and leader of the Lewis and Clark expedition. After an 8,000-mile journey of discovery, Lewis, who had been struggling with depression and drinking heavily, died of gunshot wounds – possibly self-inflicted – at a Tennessee tavern called Grinder's Stand. He was 35.
Or Charles Augustus Lindbergh. "Lucky Lindy" was 25 when he soloed nonstop across the Atlantic in 1927 in the Spirit of St. Louis. The subsequent kidnapping and tragic death of his infant son was followed by his controversial role as a leading isolationist -- whom critics accused of paranoia and anti-Semitism -- during the run-up to World War II. These events tended to overshadow his groundbreaking work in aviation.
Ultimately, Lindbergh fled the crowds that adored him, living the last years of his life in an isolated part of the-then isolated Hawaiian island of Maui.
Hillary didn't succumb. The remainder of his life – a half-century more – didn't sully his achievement. Though he rejected the hero's mantle, he was embraced as such in a world less than a decade removed from war, even more warmly in the United States, where boom times were darkened by the Korean conflict and McCarthyism's heavy shadow.
In this time of darkness, Hillary was a beacon of effacement: a modest man known to friend and stranger as Sir Ed, willing to welcome the awestruck into his Auckland home. A dutiful son who could write to his mother of his achievement that "I may not have produced much joy or happiness in the world, but at least I've helped make the Hillary name a bit more famous."
But Hillary's milestone had another, less sanguine, effect. In conquering an unconquerable, he closed the door on one of the labyrinths of the imagination. This mountain had swallowed Mallory! Could anyone survive above 29,000 feet? He had dispelled those mysteries.
With one of the world's secret places gone – two men lived to tell the tale – Hillary ushered in a new age of exploration. Sputnik made space the new frontier, and Hillary's heirs had the right stuff to walk on the moon in 1969. The moon! With rockets and space-age submersibles, we ventured beyond known boundaries. Latterly, we have the advent of space tourism, an experience obtained only by the Midases among us.
As for Everest, well, mountain and myth were soon brought down to size. In 1993, 40 persons summited on a single day with reports of a queue forming to surmount the fearsome 40-foot rockface now known as the Hillary Step. Though the peak continued to claim lives, the experience could be bought, and Everest, atop every zillionaire's Bucket List, created its own sense of entitlement. Writer Jon Krakauer memorably recounted the fates of several converging expeditions, with wealthy amateurs being hauled up the mountain, and the tragedy that ensued.
Attaining Everest is not what it used to be, and the achievement seemingly has to be enhanced by some extra fillip of hubris: sightlessness, speed, the absence of one or more limbs. Adding insult to these injuries was the innocent who strapped on skis and reduced the perilous descent to a lengthy slalom.
Fifty-five years on, where are the world's secrets? A decade ago, a group of world-class paddlers attempted to run the remote and terrifying Tsangpo River from Tibet, dreaming of the likes of Hillary, John Wesley Powell, Francis Chichester and other explorers. The expedition ended in death for some and disillusionment for all. For the most part, though, the secrets are gone. The age of exploration transformed into stunts.
Hillary would never have recognized Everest -- or his adventuring -- as a stunt, The only thing he shared with his successors was a strong competitive streak. A few years after his climbing superlative, he joined a team trekking across Antarctica via the South Pole, something that Ernest Shackleton had failed to do early in the century. Dissatisfied with the methodical pace dictated by expedition leader Vivian Fuchs, an Englishman, Hillary took a small team on a 400-mile dash to the pole in bad weather and over unstable snow bridges. He beat Fuchs by two weeks, then radioed back that given the weather conditions perhaps Fuchs should go home and Hillary would continue alone with his team.
New Zealand's Sir Edmund Hillary makes a speech during the 50th Anniversary of Scott Base celebration, Scott Base, Antarctica, Saturday, January 20, 2007. The celebration marked 50 years of New Zealand presence at Scott Base and the start of a 50-year co-operative relationship with the United States on the ice in Antarctic science and logistics. (AP Photo/NZPA,Wayne Drought)
Fuchs ordered Hillary to wait and ultimately the two finished the trek together. The forgiving Fuchs said he could not blame Hillary for his mad dash. "It would have been like turning back from the south summit of Everest," the Brit said.
Would Hillary have turned back from Everest had he known the follies that would follow? Unlikely. But even Sir Ed realized that his own sense of wonder had been diminished, his "dream" could not be duplicated. "Well, we've knocked the bastard off," he said on his return, acknowledging the loss of something grand. It suited to his nature to resist the mythology.
Far more than heroic adventure, Edmund Percival Hillary defined a time when the world was young, when all the boundaries had not been breached, when to stand atop the roof of the planet was akin to standing on the moon, and when all of that could leave us breathless and dumbstruck. Imagining. Just imagining.
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GOUVERNEUR Alan J. Travis, 49, of 102 Prospect St., and his son Timothy A. Travis, 28, of 41 Williams St., were both charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest by state police at 4:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Both men allegedly were involved in a fight in the American Legion building at 163 E. Main St.
They refused to leave when asked and allegedly attempted to fight the troopers who were called to remove them, police said.
Both were sent to the St. Lawrence County jail, Canton, on $1,000 bail each.
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Executive Chef Andrew Gardo shows us how he creates a popular entree at Sea Captain's House: The Land & Sea Duo.
Today, we will be doing a Land and Sea Duo. We have a 7oz beef tenderloin and Sea Scallops. Along with our Land and Sea combo we will be doing a Summer Vegetable Risotto.
We basically sear the beef tenderloin off on each side for about 2 minutes to get a nice crust to lock in the natural juices inside the tenderloin. Next we will place that pan in the oven to finish off the cooking we will cook it about mid-rare.
We use a dry pack scallop which means that there is no water or preservatives added to the scallops. We get them in fresh daily and they have a very nice sweet flavor to them. Just a pure natural scallop. We will go ahead and finish them in the oven as well.
I roasted off some vegetables ahead of time with some summer leeks, little bit of carrots, little bit of asparagus and red onion.
I roasted off the vegetables ahead of time before we put them in the risotto to bring out the natural flavor in the vegetable. Then we basically sauté our risotto in a sauté pan with a little bit of chicken stock and let that reduce down. Then we add fresh grated parmesan cheese. Pull our risotto off as well since it is nice and hot.
The demi-glaze is a veal stock reduction. We start off with 50 lbs of veal bones and we roast them off in the oven to soften up the marrow and then we put those in a big stockpot with the carrots, onions and celery and we let that reduce for about 2 days and that brings out the rich flavor of the veal and the marrow in the bone.
The burblanc is basically fresh mango puree reduced down with white wine and some rice wine vinegar and a little bit of shallots and then we incorporate the butter at the end of the reduction to thicken it up and make the sauce.
Basically I like to use the food as the garnish and keep it simple. As you can see the beef tenderloin is sliced and I face it out over the sauce along with the scallops where we seared them off and you get the nice rich brown look to the scallop that kind of look like the different colors of the food so they can be the garnish of the food on the plate.
Well seasoned and prepared keeps it nice and simple. That was our land and sea duo here at the Sea Captains House right here in Myrtle Beach.
We have a lot of customers come here for our view. We are oceanfront dining facility and right here on the beach located on 30th avenue north in Myrtle Beach. This used to be a beachfront cottage and then I believe they turned it into a bed and breakfast. We have been a full service restaurant for 40 years and we serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. Our hours are for breakfast in the summer time we open at 7:00 AM - 10:30 AM, lunch is - 11:30 - 2:30 PM and dinner is 4:30 - 10 PM.


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Nine Mile Canyon is a step back in time and it's a perfect getaway for a daytrip this Fourth of July.
The stories of people who lived there centuries ago grace the walls of sheer cliffs. This canyon, filled with the best pictographs and petroglyphs in the west, gives a view of the life of ancient Native Americans. This unique canyon outside of Wellington, is an international treasure.
Nine Mile Canyon's rock art has been featured in National Geographic and many other publications because of its beauty and intensity. Over 1,000 sites have been catalogued to date. Large panels of pictographs and petroglyphs can be found just a few feet from the road. Travelers can wonder at the meaning of the carvings of goats, people, calendars and Indian Gods.
Nine Mile Canyon is surrounded by foreboding desert mountains, cactus and brush-filled dunes and peaks.
The Native Americans, farmers, outlaws and ranchers who dared to live in this canyon have fought every ugly element known to Mother Nature. Only the toughest humans that have lived amid these rocky walls have survived.
This untouched wilderness allows travelers to see the rock art created centuries ago in the setting that it was created. The varied styles of rock art and evidence discovered by archeologists show that this canyon has been home to Native American Indians for thousands of years. One Bureau of Land Management archeologist estimated there are at least 10,000 archeological sites in the canyon.
The College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum in Price is a good place to begin a journey through Nine Mile Canyon. Advice from locals who know the area, roadside guidebooks and brochures are available there.
Nine Mile Canyon is a wilderness area. It is advised that visitors take plenty of food and water, check weather conditions and if possible travel in two vehicles.
Nine Mile is an outdoor museum with remarkable examples of Native American rock art and remnants of dwellings. The area contains the greatest concentration of rock art in the United States.
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Anyone use VOIP as their primary house phone? I am really thinking about getting into it but I want some feedback from others that have used it. Good, bad, doesn't matter, lets hear it. I am thinking about going with Vonage right now. Looks pretty good and you can't beat the monthly rates when compared to regular residential service.
I'm lookin at vonage too. Cut my monthly phone bill by almost 75% (I only need the 14.99 a month plan...)
We're using the official Skype phone. It has analog as well, so we do both. Works pretty damn well. Gonna set up a dedicated phone station so skype will be running 24/7 as well.
Ahh, maybe thats it. You can use the Skype service for free but you have to pay for the phone (dur). How is the review of Skype coming mcangeli?
You can use Skype for free if you use the Skype to Skype feature. If you want to call normal numbers, you need to buy SkypeCredits, and call. It's still VERY much cheaper than normal phones.
We're using both SkypeCredits and ISDN.
Can people call you then if you have a Skype phone? How does that work?
We use Skype here at the office for some of our international clients (saves a shitload and a half when making those frequent calls to asia) It work pretty well, most of the time, but sometimes it stumbles a bit, all in all very useful. We also have some proprietary IP phone system that will connect to our office phone system via broadband which, other than the ungodly price, is perfect.


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MASSENA CENTER The search for a missing snowmobile rider ended with the discovery of his body in the icy waters of the Grasse River Wednesday morning.
The remains of John S. Favreau, 43, Massena were found in the river by state police divers working in the vicinity of Fregoe Road, troopers said.
St. Lawrence County Coroner June H. Wood authorized removal of Mr. Favreaus body to Massena Memorial Hospital for an autopsy, which was to be performed Wednesday night.
The recovery of Mr. Favreaus body came after nearly two days of intense searching by local, county and state emergency crews on land, by water and in the air.
Family members told authorities that Mr. Favreau had left home about 3:30 p.m. Monday to go ice fishing. He reportedly was operating a black 1990s Arctic Cat Jag snowmobile, driving it onto the ice at the boat launch behind the Amvets post on the Snell Lock road.
When he didnt return, family members reported Mr. Favreau missing about 11:30 p.m. Monday.
That touched off an initial search with airboats and state police helicopters. Crews spotted fresh tracks leading toward a hole in the Grasse Rivers icy crust about 200 yards offshore, roughly 1,000 yards from where the waterway enters the St. Lawrence River. They also found a glove and a cellphone near the hole.
Troopers said the snowmobile broke through ice that was 2 to 4 inches thick, plunging into the river with Mr. Favreau still aboard.
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State police divers took over the search the next morning, aided by sonar equipment. Mr. Favreaus body was recovered about 11 a.m. Wednesday near the sunken snowmobile.
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Superstar genetic engineers Clive and Elsa specialize in splicing DNA from different animals to create incredible hybrids. Now they want to use human DNA in a hybrid that could revolutionize science and medicine. But, when the company that funds their research forbids it, Clive and Elsa secretly take their boldest experimentation underground -- risking their careers by pushing the boundaries of science to serve their own curiosity and ambition. The result is Dren, an amazing, strangely beautiful creature of uncommon intelligence and an array of unexpected physical developments. At first, Dren exceeds their wildest dreams. But as she grows and learns at an accelerated rate, her existence threatens to become their worst nightmare.
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Christmas tree permits will be on sale at the Supervisor's Office of the Manti-La Sal National Forest beginning Nov. 15 at a cost of $10 each.
The office, located at 599 W. Price River Drive, Price, is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. In addition, the Supervisor's office will open two Saturdays, Nov. 27 and Dec. 4, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for Christmas tree permit sales.
For customer convenience, permits will also be sold at the Castle Country Regional Information Center at the USU/CEU Prehistoric Museum. It is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The cost for permits is the same regardless of where they are purchased.
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Moab District Office, P.O. Box 386, Moab, UT 84532; Monticello District Office, P.O. Box 820, Monticello, UT 84535;
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EDDINGTON, Maine (NEWS CENTER) --- School children in Eddington took time to remember the birthday of one of the most well known children's authors on Friday.
Dr. Suess would have been 109 years old this Saturday. Each year the Eddington School recognizes him with a 'Suessical' celebration. Kids in fourth grade took turns reading their favorite Dr. Seuss stories to children in the first grade. Teachers also provided some great Seuss snacks, including some 'blue fish' jello.


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Try as I might, I don't think that this will ever be a regular occurrence – in my defence however, Saturday is currently the one day of the week I don't work, so I tend to sleep right through them nowadays rather than seek out fresh compilations to badly wax lyrical about. Nice bit of serendipity today though, as this arrived today (ahead of Monday's release – one of the benefits of buying direct from a label), I'm already awake and it's far too cold to go outside and do anything anyway.
I must admit I know very little about Tim Hardin, other than that his story is a troubled one and full of every cautionary pointer for any aspiring singer-songwriter to heed. What I do know is that he left a rich legacy of much-covered work, and that my own attraction to this collection was piqued by the wealth of artists lending their talents to this tribute. A general rule of thumb (such a weird phrase to retain in modern language – look it up!) for me when buying non-charity compilations or tributes to unfamiliar subjects is naturally based upon the assembled artists and whether there are enough I like to warrant forking out the necessary; thankfully there is a veritable host of the familiar and the essential, plus a couple of others who I'd been meaning to give a listen to elsewhere and the remainder made up of interesting unknown quantities. So this compilation should be tailor-made for this desk.


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more than one pound of weight savings going for the more expensive pack, the Arc blast. Anyone made the switch and care to comment?Sam.
Edited by sockwellsam on 05/01/2013 17:48:27 MDT.
Arcblast is smaller 40L main pack which is how I believe Osprey rates their pack volumes. I have almost pulled the trigger a few times on the blat but not quite.
I'd say compare the Exos 46 to the Arc Blast maybe...capacity to capacity.I tried the Exos 58 on a 4 hr day hike -- returned it to REI the next day. Rubbed my backbone and wasn't comfortable for ME (YMMV) . Shoulder straps also sagged under a moderate (25lb) load.After having tried most all the popular packs out there, or so it seems, I've decided to go with a custom Arc Blast. I'll be leaving in two weeks for a PCT thru-hike with the Arc Blast (Sierra Bear canister and all). I have about 8.5 lbs base weight and very compact gear. I love the pack and think it will work just fine for what I want. It does cost more - but I'm supporting a US cottage business, getting a handmade top of the line pack with all my personal customizations, to top it off the pack is sized to fit me exactly. Well worth the small increase in price. I only own one backpack now, and the Arc Blast is it. Only time will tell if I find the Arc Blast to have worked as I hoped.Everyone's needs, likes, and bodies are different. But a pound is a pound, and the Arc Blast carries much better than the Exos IMO.
I have tried to switch from Exos 58 to Golite Jam 50 and did not like it. Exos 58 is much more comfortable for me. I have tried a few frameless packs and it none felt right. With Osprey I can move most weight to hip belt and almost feel like there's nothing on my back. The back ventilation is also awesome in desert conditions: gone are the days when pack belt would get stinky from trapped sweat.Ospreys are pretty silly packs in general, with a lot of useless bells and whistles, but they seem to carry quite well.My Exos 58 w/o the top lid weighs 1060 grams.
Try them both on to see which fits the best.I have the Exos 46. Fits me good - i've carried 30 lbs comfortably.I'd love a lighter version of my Exos, and the Arc Blast looks somewhat that.From what i can see on the product page of the Arc Blast, it seems to have a ">" shape in the ventilation area. Looks a little strange.FWIW, i think the ventilation panel on the Exos is pretty good. It's got a good uniform spacing, and not too big of a gap. And the "trambolin-effect" is what makes itfit good, it shapes to the back.But i would love to try the Arc.
reason I was comparing these two, rather than the 46, is that in extensive review on this site the real volume of the 58 was noted to be closer to 50, thus a fair comparison to the arc blastSam
Here are two images of my Arc Blast- notice the buckles on the top strap and the pad straps- smaller torso height than stock (I like an effective 17-18" torso height for most of my packs)- custom Zimmerbuilt cuben shoulder pockets- NOTICE - side closure buckles (side roll down the top and close together like a dry bag, OR roll and close to sides like the ULA Circuit)And looking at the frame side with dual top side pockets (extra) and dual Zimmerbuilt cuben shoulder pockets (extra). Also have the dual hipbelt pockets. Total pack came in around $300 or so.
I've got the Exos 46 and I find it extremely comfortable, especially around the lower back and hips. Probably the most comfortable pack I've worn. The shoulder straps stretch on purpose, and will seem like they sag on higher loads, but it doesn't bother me and I like how it feels later at 10-20lbs.I cut off all the excess straps and webbing on mine to save about 2oz.
Seth,Thanks for posting the pics. I'm about to pull the trigger on one of these as well and really like your mod to be able to close the top like a drybag (the way my SMD Swift and Starlite close) or to clip to the side (like my Murmur).When you get a chance will you please post photos of both closure methods on your Arc Blast? I'd really appreciate it.
I'm really looking forward to some warm weather coming soon to try my Arc Blast, so small!Duane
I'll take the EXOS 58 for its better back suspsnsion and overall design. IMHO only the belt needs some improvement. A detatchable top pocket is something I want on a pack so I can use it for a side trip fanny pack.
My experience with the Exos is limited to loading it up at an REI and carrying it around for a while. Based on that I prefer way my Arc carries. Perhaps the Exos suspension might pull ahead above 25 lbs, but I never carry that much.
I went from an REI Flash 65 (which was actually incredibly comfortable) to a Golite Jam 50, which made me realize I didn't like frameless packs, to an Exos 58. Just as comfortable as the Flash 65, while being lighter, and as another person mentioned, the back panel air frame (or whatever it's called) works incredibly well to keep your back cool. And it might seem gimmicky, but I ended up using the trekking pole stow system a lot more than I thought I would/
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A little late...but oh well.I've owned the Exos 34, Talon 44/33 and the Hornet 32. I just picked up the new arc blast with the horizontal suspension beam and the fully taped seams in the blue color. My first cuben fiber pack.I always thought my Ospreys were great, comfortable packs, until I tried the Arc Blast.The arc blast is basically waterproof, the volume can be greatly controlled with the roll top, the netted back panel feels like heaven, the straps are a lot wider and the suspension system feels a TON more stable....even compared to the exos. The suspension system on the exos is in no way, shape or form "better" than the arc blast. Every part of the pack is easily replaceable if something happens to break, though it feels bombproof.In my opinion, not even comparable backpacks.Sorry about the pictures, not very much light. I'll try to add more tomorrow in my own thread regarding the arc blast.The Roll top closure is velcro at the top, if you can't tell.
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