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Jonathan Franzen's exhilarating novel The Corrections tells a spellbinding story with sexy comic brio, and evokes a quirky family akin to Anne Tyler's, only bitter. Franzen's great at describing Christmas homecomings gone awry, cruise-ship follies, self-deluded academics, breast-obsessed screenwriters, stodgy old farts and edgy Tribeca bohemians equally at sea in their lives, and the mad, bad, dangerous worlds of the Internet boom and the fissioning post-Soviet East.
All five members of the Lambert family get their due, as everybody's lives swirl out of control. Paterfamilias Alfred is slipping into dementia, even as one of his inventions inspires a pharmaceutical giant to revolutionize treatment of his disease. His stubborn wife, Enid, specializes in denial; so do their kids, each in an idiosyncratic way. Their hepcat son, Chip, lost a college sinecure by seducing a student, and his new career as a screenwriter is in peril. Chip's sister, Denise, is a chic chef perpetually in hot water, romantically speaking; banker brother Gary wonders if his stifling marriage is driving him nuts. We inhabit these troubled minds in turn, sinking into sorrow punctuated by laughter, reveling in Franzen's satirical eye:
Gary in recent years had observed, with plate tectonically cumulative anxiety, that population was continuing to flow out of the Midwest and toward the cooler coasts.... Gary wished that all further migration [could] be banned and all Midwesterners encouraged to revert to eating pasty foods and wearing dowdy clothes and playing board games, in order that a strategic national reserve of cluelessness might be maintained, a wilderness of taste which would enable people of privilege, like himself, to feel extremely civilized in perpetuity.Franzen is funny and on the money. This book puts him on the literary map. --Tim Appelo --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
If some authors are masters of suspense, others postmodern verbal acrobats, and still others complex-character pointillists, few excel in all three arenas. In his long-awaited third novel, Franzen does. Unlike his previous works, The 27th City (1988) and Strong Motion (1992), which tackled St. Louis and Boston, respectively, this one skips from city to city (New York; St. Jude; Philadelphia; Vilnius, Lithuania) as it follows the delamination of the Lambert family Alfred, once a rigid disciplinarian, flounders against Parkinson's-induced dementia; Enid, his loyal and embittered wife, lusts for the perfect Midwestern Christmas; Denise, their daughter, launches the hippest restaurant in Philly; and Gary, their oldest son, grapples with depression, while Chip, his brother, attempts to shore his eroding self-confidence by joining forces with a self-mocking, Eastern-Bloc politician. As in his other novels, Franzen blends these personal dramas with expert technical cartwheels and savage commentary on larger social issues, such as the imbecility of laissez-faire parenting and the farcical nature of U.S.-Third World relations. The result is a book made of equal parts fury and humor, one that takes a dry-eyed look at our culture, at our pains and insecurities, while offering hope that, occasionally at least, we can reach some kind of understanding. This is, simply, a masterpiece. Agent, Susan Golomb. (Sept.)Forecast: Franzen has always been a writer's writer and his previous novels have earned critical admiration, but his sales haven't yet reached the level of, say, Don DeLillo at his hottest. Still, if the ancillary rights sales and the buzz at BEA are any indication, The Corrections should be his breakout book. Its varied subject matter will endear it to a genre-crossing section of fans (both David Foster Wallace and Michael Cunningham contributed rave blurbs) and FSG's publicity campaign will guarantee plenty of press. QPB main, BOMC alternate. Foreign rights sold in the U.K., Denmark, Holland, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Sweden and Spain. Nine-city author tour.
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A well written book on the lives of an US mid-west family and "the corrections" Alfred, Enid and their three adult children go through. Read morePublished 11 months ago by Sigmund Travis
Franzen is a really fun writer to read in *The Corrections*.Published 15 months ago by Reggie Mills
I'm not a literary critic but I tend to only read books that are worth the time, and this one of them! Find out for yourself, why it was in the finals on the Pulitzer Prize list.Published 17 months ago by Crystal
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This is a rich and complicated story of white middle-class families in the United States. The characters are very well thought out, and Franzen is good at pacing the story. Read morePublished 23 months ago by AC
Was recommended for our book club and unfortunately not many in the group actually finished it. But I have heard of others who liked it.Published on June 24 2013 by jaimejm
I only popped on to Amazon just now to order more works by Jonathan Franzen. I am nearly finished The Corrections and I wouldn't normally be taking such a long break from the... Read morePublished on July 28 2012 by Tunfæsk
To qualify as a bona fide reader of Franzen's new book, "Freedom", I thought I would catch up with one of his earlier works, and I am glad I did. Read morePublished on Oct. 3 2010 by Ian Gordon Malcomson
Are you kidding me, what a waste of money and time. The characters are pathetic, the language is arrogant and unnecessary, I had to stop I couldn't justify punishing myself any... Read morePublished on Sept. 20 2010 by nita

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A David Sedaris story is getting the movie treatment for the first time, and the new trailer for "C.O.G." provides insight into the popular author's life. The autobiographical short story of the same name, published in the 1998 collection "Naked," chronicles a pompous young man (Broadway staple and "Glee" actor Jonathan Groff) who goes "off the radar" in Oregon and finds work on an apple farm. The dramedy co-stars Corey Stoll, Denis O'Hare, Casey Wilson and Troian Bellisario.
"C.O.G." premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and served as the opening-night selection at last month's Outfest. The movie hits theaters Sept. 20.
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He told you he'd be back.
Nicholas Hoult (Jennifer Lawrence's boyfriend) stars as a zombie who finds love in this comedy from "50/50" director Jonathan Levine.
Steven Soderbergh's final theatrical film co-stars his "Magic Mike" muse Channing Tatum, so you know it must be good.
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More Gosling! 2012 was unfortunately devoid of The Gos, but 2013 will feel like 2011 all over again. In addition to "Gangster Squad," Gosling stars with Bradley Cooper in this indie thriller from Derek Cianfrance ("Blue Valentine").
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Robert Redford directs an all-star cast (including himself) in this political thriller.
A look at how Jackie Robinson became the first African-American to break baseball's color barrier. Harrison Ford (and some hilarious make-up left over from "J. Edgar") stars as Branch Rickey.
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Tom Cruise stars as WALL*E an engineer working on the remnants of Earth to repair drones in the post-apocalyptic future. Spoiler: He's not alone. From director Joseph Kosinski ("TRON: Legacy").
Michael Bay's own private "Out of Sight": The passion project -- based on a Miami New Times article series -- stars Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne Johnson as a pair of steroid-addled bodybuilders whose kidnapping and extortion plans go wrong.
He's back and darker than ever -- at least judging from the trailers thus far. Director Shane Black ("Kiss Kiss Bang Bang") replaced Jon Favreau.
All Gats everything. Baz Luhrmann -- with some help from Jay-Z -- adapts the famed F. Scott Fitzgerald novel of excess in West Egg. Leonardo DiCaprio stars as the title great one; Tobey Maguire is Nick Carraway.
Secrets: The final frontier. J.J. Abrams' "Star Trek" sequel is a mystery wrapped in a riddle wrapped in three dimensions. Benedict Cumberbatch plays the bad guy who isn't Khan. (Or is he?)
The 2012 festival favorite stars Greta Gerwig as the title Frances, a young woman who doesn't totally have her life together (but does have it together enough to dance down the street while David Bowie plays on the soundtrack). Noah Baumbach directs.
Last call for The Wolf Pack.
Yep, another one.
Will Smith stars with his son Jaden Smith in the latest from M. Night Shyamalan.
What happens when "Inception" meets "The Prestige"? This, apparently.
You never got that "Wedding Crashers" sequel, so "The Internship" will have to suffice. Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson star, of course.
You will believe Zack Snyder can make a good movie.
The incredibly filthy (and funny) red band trailer above does more to goose enthusiasm than any little blurb could ever hope. Early contender for the most lolarious movie of 2013.
Brad Pitt fights zombies.
This prequel to "Monsters Inc." takes Sully and Mike back to college.
Jamie Foxx is the President of the United States. Channing Tatum is the Secret Service agent in charge of protecting him. Roland Emmerich is the director. This is going to be the most ridiculous(ly awesome) blockbuster of 2013.
Johnny Depp plays Tonto in this big-screen adaptation of "The Lone Ranger" from "Pirates of the Caribbean" director Gore Verbinski.
Monsters vs. robots!
Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, David Spade and Kevin James reunite for another installment of "Grown Ups." From the files of "why not?": Taylor Lautner co-stars.
Neill Blomkamp's last film was "District 9," so everyone should be sufficiently excited for "Elysium." Matt Damon and Jodie Foster star.
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He's back and better than ever. At least that's what everybody hopes following "X-Men Origins: Wolverine."
Aubrey Plaza's indie sex comedy stars your favorite people (Plaza, Rachel Bilson, Connie Britton, Bill Hader, Alia Shawkat, Andy Samberg).
Ben Affleck and Justin Timberlake go toe-to-toe in this drama about online gambling
Vince Vaughn is back in a new comedy about a man who realizes his many trips to the sperm bank 20 years earlier led to 533 children. Yep. TV faves Chris Pratt and Cobie Smulders co-star.
The first of two potential Oscar movies from Tom Hanks focuses on Richard Phillips, who took on Somali pirates and survived. Paul Greengrass (the "Bourne" franchise) directs.
Spike Lee's remake of the cult South Korean film from Chan-wook Park stars Josh Brolin as a revenge-seeking mystery man.
Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Edgar Wright. See you there.
Move over, Avengers. The sequel to "Thor" puts your favorite god (Chris Hemsworth) back in front of his own movie.
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Bring a snack.
He's Ron Burgundy. Again.
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Tom Hanks' second Oscar bid is about Walt Disney's efforts to make "Mary Poppins."
Ben Stiller's long-gestating passion project is a high-concept comedy about the wild imagination of Walter Mitty. Stiller directs and stars with help from Adam Scott and Kristen Wiig.
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Millions of Indians suffering chronic pain will get better access to pain medicines following changes in
India's drug law, Human Rights Watch said today. On February 21, 2014, the Rajya Sabha, the upper house of parliament, approved amendments to the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act (the Drug Act) that the lower house had approved a day earlier.
The amendments eliminate archaic rules that obligated hospitals and pharmacies to obtain four or five licenses, each from a different government agency, every time they wanted to purchase strong pain medicines. As Human Rights Watch documented in a 2009 report, "Unbearable Pain: India's Obligation to Ensure Palliative Care," this resulted in the virtual disappearance of morphine, an essential medicine for strong pain, from Indian hospitals, including from most specialized cancer centers.
"The revised Drug Act is very good news for people with pain in India," said Diederik Lohman, senior health researcher at Human Rights Watch. "These changes will help spare millions of people the indignity of suffering needlessly from severe pain."
Patients who experience severe pain without access to adequate treatment face enormous suffering. Like victims of torture, these patients have often told Human Rights Watch that the pain was intolerable and that they would do anything to make it stop. Many said that they saw death as the only way out and some said they had become suicidal.
The amendments to the Drug Act give the central government authority to regulate so-called "narcotic drugs," require a single license to procure morphine and other strong opioid medications, and charge one government agency, the state drug controller, with enforcement. The government introduced the amendments to the Drug Act in 2012.
Over the last 15 years, India's central government had repeatedly encouraged the country's states and territories to counter the Drug Act's detrimental effects on the availability of pain medicines. In 1998, it recognized that the law had caused "undue sufferings and harassment" to cancer patients and recommended simplified regulations for obtaining morphine tablets. However, because the law leaves regulation of narcotic drugs to India's states and territories, the central government could not force them to carry out the recommendation. Only 17 of India's 35 states and territories had introduced the simplified procedure.
In the seven years following the introduction of the Drug Act in 1985, morphine use in India plummeted by 97 percent. Human Rights Watch estimated that the amount of morphine India used in 2008 was sufficient for just 4 percent of patients with advanced cancer who required it.
The World Health Organization and the Indian government consider morphine an essential medicine for the treatment of strong pain from cancer and other illnesses.
In January, the World Health Organization's board adopted a groundbreaking resolution calling on countries to integrate palliative care, a health service that seeks to improve the quality of life in people with life-limiting illnesses, into their health systems. It recommended, among other steps, that countries review their drug regulations and amend them if they were found to impede access to pain medicines.
In 2011, the Medical Council of India recognized palliative care as a specialization of medicine, paving the way for improved training of healthcare workers. In 2012, the Ministry of Health and Family Affairs approved a national palliative care strategy.
"India had made significant progress in improving the availability of palliative care in recent years," Lohman said. "But the new revisions to the Drug Act remove one of the biggest remaining barriers to dignified end-of-life care in India."
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October 23, 2013 at 9:14pm
I wonder if it would block out the voice of the POTUS?
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It's sort of hard to explain your way out of "stupid".
August 22, 2013 at 7:15pm
God Bless you Ike ! Good stand-up Americans are getting hard to find.
August 22, 2013 at 7:14pm
God Bless You, Ike! Good, stand-up Americans are getting hard to find. There need to be more like you.
August 22, 2013 at 7:09pm
Adults in our country have lost the ability to use common sense. Approaching the man because he handed his son his beer while he took a picture is over the top stupid! ! ! ! ! ! !
August 22, 2013 at 9:59am
Some have insinuated this story is Glen's way of inciting "race riots". While it riles the mind to read these types of stories, it's important the Blaze and Fox News report them……………..because the Liberal media agencies that are "supporting" the POTUS sure won't comment on them. Unbiased news is hard to find today……………..and like it or not, at least the Blaze is trying to tell both sides. People need to wake up and realize the Liberal news agencies aren't going to report anything that might taint the image of their anointed one! So all the uninformed voter is seeing and reading is totally biased and untruthful………….at best.
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August 21, 2013 at 11:11pm
So when can we expect a visit to Oklahoma from the Rev's Al and Jessie to tell their "brethren" to act more civilized? ……………………………….NOPE, didn't think so!
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August 21, 2013 at 9:17pm
Yup, and when are we going to hear from Al and Jessie????? NEVER!
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Why, in God's name, would anyone be surprised the POTUS wasn't aware of this heinous crime when the only way he knows what's going on in this country is to follow the reports from his Liberal media. And, of course, we all know the Liberal media isn't about to report some incident as "meaningless" as an innocent white boy being murdered by three black boys "for the fun of it". So don't expect him to jump on the tele and denounce the actions of his homies. Besides, I'm sure he's thinking more about his next vacation than the black on white crime rate in our country! GIVE ME A FREEKIN' BREAK!!!!!
August 18, 2013 at 9:34am
Many actors are just paid chameleons and usually don't have a true opinion of their own. (Not all, mind you, just many.) So Ashton's comments never impressed me as genuine. But what I find amusing is how many take their movie experiences and own them as their own and believe themselves to be experts in the fields of the characters they have portrayed. (The mind is a peculiar thing!)
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August 17, 2013 at 3:26pm
It may…………or may not be safer than having a tooth pulled. But it's not morally and spiritually wrong to pull a tooth!!!!!
August 15, 2013 at 5:13pm
Maybe citizens are finally waking up to the fact that intact families, healthy values, and Christianity are attributes that our country needs! Bet the "progressives" are biting their own tails on seeing this information………….if they even bother to read the Blaze. (because I'd be willing to bet these stats won't be shown on any other media!)
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July 30, 2013 at 3:49pm
Just another example of this administration writing it's own history to reflect the exact opposite of the truth! Someday, all school books will be rewritten to show what a benevolent and wonderful leader we had in obummer!
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July 27, 2013 at 11:24am
O'Reilly is spot-on, Al! You'd better start looking at your own future………….it's in jeopardy!
July 27, 2013 at 11:21am
This story is not surprising at all ! The Liberal, agenda-focused media is going to "PhotoShop" any new information they have to reflect their Socialist leanings. Honest and unbiased journalism has fallen down into a cesspool to produce the crap they are printing and spouting. Whatever happened to reporters keeping their and their employers political opinions out of their reporting? There are two sides to every story, not just one. Personally, my user name says it all !
July 25, 2013 at 2:36pm
Very interesting story! In fact, a similar even took place in my church about two years ago. We had a visiting pastor (who was black) dressed as some gold-chain laden hip-hop thug wander through the halls of the church before service. He had on a bright yellow sports jersey of some sort, baggie pants, outrageous (to me) sneakers, gold rings all over his hands and multiple gold chains hanging around his neck. He looked very obviously out of his environment! He saw to it he walked all the halls of the church as it was filling with members. Later, during the service, our minister introduced a "visiting pastor" and this fellow "jive-walks" to the pulput as the congregation was dead silent. He began to take off all his "costume" and share with us that even though he had greeted many people in his journey, very few returned his kindness……………because of stereotypes. He proceed to preach a sermon that left most of us in tears.
So watch out, things like this do happen…………..and even if you never think it, some derelict you meet on the street just might be Jesus himself!
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Bibi, my prayers are with you. The "power players" in America are not on your side, I'm sorry to say.
July 22, 2013 at 9:25am
I bet her family and followers are proud of her accomplishment. It must be an honor to be so revered by the Hamas………………..it's just a pitiful shame the Left in our country won't get the real message in this "tribute"!
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The smallest of BCA's airbag-enabled backpacks, but no less effective than the big boys.
Because of its minimalist design, the Float 22 Airbag Backpack feels light on your back, and this pack carries just enough for an afternoon sidecountry mission, helicopter or sled-accessed powder laps, or a quick dawn patrol. And like all of BCA's Float backpacks, this pack offers the protection of a trigger-activated airbag that helps you stay on top of sliding debris should you find yourself suddenly caught in an avalanche. At just five and a half pounds, the Float 22 pack barely weighs in much heavier than some backpacking bags, and it offers a compressed-air system that can drastically increase your chances of surviving an avalanche when you're on skis or a snowboard. Stash your shovel, probe, lunch, and a spare layer in the main compartment, and shred your favorite powder stash with extra peace of mind.
- Easy-to-operate airbag system uses a compressed air cylinder to inflate a large synthetic airbag behind your head and shoulders in order to increase your overall buoyancy and decrease your likelihood of full burial if you're caught in an avalanche
- Highly-durable, single-chamber airbag inflates via a 2,700 psi compressed air tank
- Venturi inflation system is TUV and CE certified
- External shovel and probe pocket give you a place to store your avalanche survival tools for quick access
- Diagonal ski carry frees your hands on steep slopes so you can lean into the slope and dig with your ice tools
- Helmet carry keeps your brain bucket secure so you can take it off for the heli or the tram ride
- BCA recommends that you deploy your airbag at least once per year. Once you have discharged the compressed air cylinder, you need to bring it or send it back to BCA, BCA Canada, or to an authorized BCA Float cylinder refill station
- Follow this link to enter your area and see a full list of cylinder refill locations near you: http://www.backcountryaccess.com/about/map/
- Editor's Note: wearing this airbag system does NOT guarantee that you will survive an avalanche burial or a slide amidst avalanche debris; get educated, get the right tools, travel with partners, and be smart out there
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Great Pack
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
I've used this backpack from Chamonix to Japan, and it has never let me down. It is light for when you're going on long tours/rappels, and a surprising amount of storage space for how compact the design is. Fortunately I've never actually had to use the airbag, but having it is always a good backup!
Light avi pack
- Familiarity:I've used it several times
Overall this pack is lighter than all of the others that I've worn. And there's room for some extra layers, snacks, hand warmers, sunscreen and the other things you need to carry around for a day ski over and above your safety equipment.
Luckily I've never had to deploy it (and hope I never have to) so I can't comment on that part of the functionality. But I'm happy to read the reviews below that comment positively on this functionality. After all, it's really all about the safety aspect.
As a smaller woman (5'5" and 115 lbs) I find all of the avi packs a bit cumbersome, bulky and heavy so I'm looking forward to technical evolution in the years to come. But in the meantime, this pack is great.
The perfectly sized pack!
- Familiarity:I've used it several times
I LOVE this bag. Echoing a lot of the reviews below that this thing can carry everything you want without having to carry around the weight you don't, with canister all in. One of the smartest things you can have with you in the backcountry and you don't have to sacrifice any amount of ease to to it.
Alex Quitiquit, Employee
- Familiarity:I've used it several times
Alright - havent had the chance to deploy this thing in real time conditions, but i will say is how light this thing actually is. I've held many a airbag (all loaded up with canister and the like) and this thing feels legitimately lighter than others.
And to be honest 22 liters is all you need. I loaded this thing up with all the goods - a micro down puffy, my shovel, probe, water bottle, a small rappel rope for the gnar, a small harness, rappel device, skins, a small shell, a likkle food, goggle, my helmet in the helmet carry. -- and it wasnt bulging at the seams.
The diagonal ski carry is seamless and easy to use.
The canister (which is sold separately) is easy to attach and can be refilled at many a places (scuba shops)
And holy cheap.
How much is your life worth??????????
Great little Airbag!
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
BCA FLOAT - Awesome little backcountry bag! So lite you barely feel it on your back. It does not really impede your movement. Can carry everything you need for a day trip and still provide you that safety and security. Easy to refill at a local scuba shop too. I highly recommend this airbag! BCA makes some great backcountry gear!
Alex Quitiquit, Employee
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Here is a video showing a deployment of a BCA bag and it's use in a real avalanche.
Note: This bag does not guarantee you will not be buried - please make sure when travelling in the backcountry you are well educated and have all the proper equipment to keep you safe!
Light and Compact
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
After shredding in AK with the Float 22 I now know how superior this bag is to other Avalanche Bags. My bag was noticeably lighter and more compact that the bags of the other girls on my crew. I never felt it on my back when riding lines and its great not to have to take the pull chord off everytime we got back in the Heli.
Todd Ligare, Sponsored Athlete
Solid Pack
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
I've been using the float 22 a lot this season. For an airbag pack it feels light and unobtrusive, you won't notice the weight. The 22 size gives you enough room for skins, some food/water and a few other essentials. Great for shorter missions. If you want to fit crampons and other gear for longer missions, look to one of the larger float bags.
good size
For me this size makes good sense. Airbags inevitabely take up some room in your pack so having a small one for Heli days and other days where you might be getting on radical shit and not wanted to have a super huge pack on your back makes the most sense to me! I love this pack, it has great compartments and I love the way the cartridge works.
Great Everyday Pack
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
I use this bag nearly everyday and contrary to what I had originally heard about it being too small to carry anything, I am easily able to carry skins, extra goggles, water, food, an extra layer, a first aid kit, sunglasses, small camera, and my shovel and probe too (with room to spare).
This bag is perfect for smaller day missions, peak bagging, resort-accessed backcountry laps, or any other situation where you might find yourself in avalanche terrain.
Also to anyone finding their bag ripping open where the airbag is located while carrying skis, this is easily fixed by putting the set of zippers on the bigger pocket down to the bottom side of the pack when you close the bag.
One of the most convenient systems
- Gender:Male
- Familiarity:I've used it several times
HUGE PRO: The cylinder can be charged in any paintball club in Russia for 50-100 Rur (1-2 USD). It also can be charged at any scuba diving centers or fire stations (for that you need scuba-to-paintball adapter, available at ebay).
CON: The cylinder is more than 250 ml, which makes it formally impossible to carry that CHARGED in any type of luggage according to IATA rules (Europe only).
NB! The exact volume is NOT marked anywhere on the cylinder!!! So, every time I argue with security during x-ray check. The bottle seems really small (less than 290 ml) and that is the only argument in most of the cases. In most of the cases I succeed.
CON: One needs tho change the tiny o-ring in the valve every time after a discharge.
Overall a great piece of equment!
Grete Eliassen, Sponsored Athlete
His & Her's Backpacks
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
I received the BCA Float 22 from my husband a couple years ago because he wanted to make sure I had the best gear to keep me safe in the mountains. I have always skied with a backpack so I was a little worried the weight of the Airbag Feature was going to put me over the edge and not want to anymore. However, that was not the case. Instead I ski with a backpack even more and I am still able to carry all my water and snacks. The next Christmas I bought my husband the same pack and he loves it.
Best Avy Air Bag!
- Familiarity:I've used it several times
BCA Float 22 is the best bag on the market and the most affordable on the market today. Easy assembly instructions on the BCA website. I never go into the backcountry without my Float 22. Carries all my necessary Avy gear, shovel, probes, first aid, etc. Highly recommend getting one if you are serious about skiing backcountry or even side country at the resorts. GREAT PACK that will save your life someday.
BCA Float 22
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
Pack Tested: BCA Float 22, Avalanche Airbag Backpack (color: blue and gold)
Reviewer: Miles Clark, Height: 6'1" (185cms), Weight: 170lbs (77kgs)
Number of Days Using Backpack: 62
Where Pack Was Used: Hakuba, Japan
There's really no argument anymore. Before you go into avalanche terrain you need knowledge, a partner, a beacon, a probe, a shovel, and most recently: a backpack with an airbag system.
This BCA Float 22 is the ideal pack for side-country skiing and day touring in backcountry terrain. This pack is simple, sleek, and safe.
Simple, because it has only two pockets. A large one and a smaller one. The large pocket has room for your snow saw, goggles, sunglasses, skins, extra layers, water, and more. This larger pocket can unzip completely and fully fold open for access to the entire pocket and its contents. The smaller pocket can fit quite a bit but has quicker access so it's a great spot for food, water, hats, gloves, shovel blade, sunglasses, and goggles. This smaller pocket has two vertical sleeves sewn inside to accommodate your probe and shovel handle making access to them quick and easy. The large pocket also has one small, zippered pocket built into it for can't-lose stuff like keys and wallets.
Smaller/Outer pocket opened up with easy access to probe, shovel blade, and shovel handle visible.
This pack comes with a helmet carry pouch that can be attached to the outside of the pack and easily carries any ski helmet to the pack. I've used this helmet pouch a lot and it's very useful.
The most important feature of the BCA Float 22 is the inflatable avalanche airbag system. The handle is located on the left shoulder strap and consists of a circular knob that is easy to grip. I did pull the handle and inflate the airbag once and you do need to give a decent pull to get it to go. This is good, as it helps insure you don't end up accidentally pulling the airbag handle.
I understand that the Float airbag system is now interchangeable between packs. I just bought the Float32 but would like to consider the Float22 for shorter tours or side-country days. Do you offer just the 22 pack without airbag/engine/cylinder? What would the price be?
Bill Porreca, Gearhead
In The near future BCA will be offering some interchangeable options, tough to get exact info though. They tried the interchangeable thing and it wasnt flying off the shelves so to speak. BCA wanted to focus on keeping the price point down so everyone could have access to the bags, lighter weight bags, and easy to refill canisters. When you look at a interchangeable system the price tag goes way up. Currently Mammut will run you around $700 for the system and bag and then another $200-$300 for a stand alone bag, where BCA gets you in a package for $500.00ish.
Bill, just call BCA at 800-670-8735 and we'll help you out. Our Float airbags are indeed interchangeable, we just don't have the stand-alone packs on the retail shelf.
Grant Kates, Gearhead
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BCA Float 22
a day of heli skiing..in Revelstoke. Pack fit well, light weight.
Great Bag
- Familiarity:I've put it through the wringer
After using this bag extensively this season, in Utah and Montana, I can definitely say its one of my favorite pieces of gear. I initially bought the larger 32L bag, but due to the fit, I had to return it. Many people told me that 22L is not big enough for a ski touring pack, but I think it is the perfect size.
On a normal day, I will carry an extra pair of gloves, snacks, a beanie/balaclava, gopro and accessories, ski straps, small first aid kit and knife, and perhaps an extra layer, depending on the weather. This list is of course, on top of the shovel and probe that I always carry. My Black Diamond Deploy 3 shovel fits well in this pack, along with my probe that folds down to 1 ft. 4 in.
Some features I love about this bag are the hip belt pouch (its great for snacks or light gloves) and the helmet holder that clips on the pack. ALTHOUGH, you can't carry your skis and use the helmet carrier at the same time, which is definitely not cool and something that the larger 32L bag does not have to deal with, as the design is different.
As for the actual airbag component of this pack, I havent had to use it yet, and have only deployed the bag once as a test. Everything worked great and setting up/taking apart the system is easy and intuitive.
Overall, for day trips in the backcountry, I think this bag is an essential piece of gear!
BCA Float in the Cooke City Backcountry
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Perfect size (no place to lash poles)
- Familiarity:I've used it several times
For backcountry snowboarding I like my packs light and small, so I don't feel awkward when I try to spin or play around on the way down the mountain. This guy is great in that respect, as it somehow doesn't way too much more than my regular pack and thanks to the helmet carry pocket it fits all my gear nicely.
One thing I would mention is that it doesn't have a good place for lashing tour poles. Not a problem for me since I keep my Black Diamond Compactor poles inside, but if you already have telescoping poles you might want to make sure they fit in the Float 22.
Bill thanks for the review. Do you happen to know if there is a way to strap on compact snowshoes? I sometimes snowboard in locations where I have to carry these for short hikes and I obviously need a spot to mount the them when I get to the top and ride down!
I'm sure you could. If you look closely at the picture of the back of the pack you'll see (4) small colored loops. These are for the helmet holder, but you could probly hook bungee cords or other straps through them. They don't seem super bomber, but would probably do the job for snow shoes.
The Float 32 looks like it has a few more options for strapping stuff to, so you might check that out.


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Are there dice that have both positive and negative numbers, where the average result is zero? I'm imagining a die labeled something like: -2, -1, 0, +1, +2. I feel like I've seen dice like this, but I'm not sure what they'd be called or how to find them.
Probably the most commonly available ones are called Fudge dice, as used in the Fudge/FATE roleplaying games.
A Fudge die is a six-sided die with the following sides: minus, minus, blank, blank, plus, plus.
Games generally have players rolling a couple of Fudge dice together and adding them up, which creates a curved probability distribution centered around zero. 3dF, for example, gives you a range from -3 to +3, with 0 as the mean, median, and mode.
This Wikipedia article has more information.
You could take any two normal dice of different colors and denote one as the positive die and one as the negative die.


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My friends love crunching into the shortbreadlike crust and wildly nutty topping on these chewy, gooey bars. —Barbara Driscoll, West Allis, Wisconsin
- 1 tablespoon plus 3/4 cup cold butter, divided
- 2-1/3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten
- 2/3 cup honey
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
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Sorry for the rant...just a very frustrated mama. If ANYONE has ANY suggestions on where I can find plus size maternity jeans in TALL/LONG sizes then I'll take all the help I can get. I've checked old navy and they only go up to size 18 in long sizes (unless I'm not looking in the right place). I've also checked numerous other websites. I'm up for any help :-) Thanks for listening!
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Last night/this morning was my very first graveyard shift at the hospital.
Last night/this morning was my very first graveyard shift at the hospital.
Never seen these plums before. Are they better eating just ripe.. or really ripe like the mushy watery texture? They look really juicy and fresh!
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Good luck on those graveyard shifts. My husband works nights and I understand now how hard it is to completely flip your once regular sleep schedule. You can do it!
I've never had Italian plums, and now I'm convinced I must try them! Great pictures. I hope you found some time to rest this weekend!
the first graveyard is always the hardest. :( on the plus side, your skirt is super cute!
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LAS VEGAS (AP) - A Las Vegas man has been arrested in the death of his wife after turning himself in at the police station.
Police say Richard Magdayo Dahan walked into a station lobby on Friday afternoon, signed in and waited about 20 minutes before being called to the counter.
The 40-year-old Dahan told an employee he had just committed a crime by killing his wife.
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Before the Rim Fire, daughter Sheri Millhollin drove from Cameron Park, Calif., to Sand Harbor State Park to attend my 75th birthday party thrown by my family. (Yikes. 75 years -- do I have to say it aloud?)
Sand Harbor is extremely popular and cars line up on the main highway before 10 a.m., arriving to find parking spaces before the park closes to private vehicles.
Sheri arrived about noon, but the park entrance was closed to vehicles until 3 p.m. There were empty parking places because some people left. While some folks crawled over a fence, sneaking in, Sheri isn't into that, so she called, wished me "happy birthday" and drove two hours home.
There's a bus shuttle from Incline, but it takes more time than she had to spend. A high-school teacher, coach, mom and wife, she had another commitment near home late that afternoon.
There's probably not a solution to the parking problem at Sand Harbor, but it was so disappointing that Sheri and her family couldn't join us. Maybe if people could find parking places, the park could be open for walk-ins.
Other than missing Sheri and daughter Melissa in Hawaii, my birthday celebration was fabulous, especially with four of our six kids, 11 great grandkids, a few of 23 grandkids and other family members attending.
The lake was sky blue and calm. While grandkids and great-grands spent hours swimming, catching crawdads in the rocky end of the beach, some of the courageous, older swimmers jumped from boulders into the depths of Tahoe. Sister Gloria and I took a refreshing afternoon dip after the water warmed like it does in August. As we were raised swimming at Tahoe, we've felt its nippy bite. It probably relieved arthritis inflammation, chilling us to the bone so we couldn't feel pain.
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My birthday is actually Sept. 11, but we will be in the United Kingdom, so the family celebrated early. I'm lucky to have a caring family and also fortunate to spend my birthday in the United Kingdom. When this column appears, imagine, we'll be near Stonehenge and Shakespeare's home in Stratford, England. And, we're touring Buckingham Palace because Queen Elizabeth is away -- this trip is like a fairy tale come true.
Traveling with friends Kathleen and Carl Swain, we're spending three days in London, renting a car in a rural town, touring England, Wales, Scotland and taking a ferry from Glasgow to Belfast, Ireland and flying home from Dublin. I'm excited!
Stony's anxious to see the Tennant Cemetery in Carlow where his ancestors settled before they immigrated to Quebec, Canada in the mid-1800s. Although we have paid ahead (with American dollars) for vouchers for bed and breakfast quarters, we're looking forward to sleeping in a castle.
We've been advised to dine in pubs where meals are hearty, less expensive and there's a taste of local culture. (Traveling is more cultural to us than seeing scenic sites, but a camera is always handy).
A friend, Lois Wallace, international travel agent, helped plan the journey. Her husband, Bob, is Scottish, belongs to a clan and they travel often to the UK. Her expertise saved us money on rooms, car rentals, etc. and added luxury, too. You might look into this method if you're planning a trip abroad.
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Today's Wednesday, Aug. 25, and local valleys are still socked in with smoke caused by the Rim Fire. The closest mountains aren't visible and it smells like a smoldering campfire inside residents' homes. It's windless this morning, but wind strengths seem to pick up later in the day. Sometimes the wind carries the smoke away, but other times it blows in more smoke and ash.
A swamp cooler works indoors except for the initial blast of smoky accumulation in the unit, but with selected doors slightly open, smoke is drawn outside.
Last week, I whined about August's smoky conditions, but it was nothing compared to the last week, nor do I remember anything like this here in the last 60 or so years.
It breaks my heart to see forests burn, wildlife killed or homes destroyed. Unfortunately, attempting to do good deeds over the last century, some conservationists protected forests, allowing dead old growth to lie untouched, controlling forest fires as soon as possible. Now, dead forest debris is tinder for common forest fires.
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He gushed that, "She's a very smart girl. She's far smarter than I."
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Fashion Offenders
Fergie, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Heidi Klum all get an F on this week's Fashion Offenders.Watch Video »
Diva Double Date
Beyonce and Alicia Keys double date with their famous hubbies on today's Celebs Gone Social.Watch Video »
Where Are They?
See what the cast of "American Beauty" is up to today.Watch Video »
J.Lo's Mini Me
Jennifer Lopez shares an adorable photo of her look-alike daughter, plus more celebritots on social media on today's Celebs Gone Social.Watch Video »
First Pitch
Prince Harry, Jessica Alba and more stars who threw out the first pitch at baseball games.Watch Video »
Aussie Babe
Sofia Vergara poses in a revealing neon bikini while her "Modern Family" castmates hit the beach in Australia on Celebs Gone Social.Watch Video »