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FIFA Soccer 2003 (PlayStation)
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FIFA Soccer 2003 Credits
|Executive Producer
|Rory Armes
|Director of Product Development
|Gaivan Chang
|Franchise Producer
|Bill Harrison
|Franchise Development Director
|Gary McKay
|Line Producer
|Kerry Whalen
|Technical Director
|Brian Plank
|Art Directors
|Caroline Ancessi, Lisa Francilia
|Assistant Art Director
|Vander Caballero
|Technical Art Directors
|Clint Hanson, Rudy Poat
|Audio Director
|Chris Taylor (CT)
|Development Directors
|Brett Bradstock, Stacey Farrell, Rob McMurtry, Dylan Miklashek
|Scott Nielsen
|Associate Producers
|Mark Bergan, Matt Greig, Pierre Hintze, Danny Isaac, Joe Nickolls, Kazuya Makita (credited as Kaz Makita), Heidi Newell, Zoe Quinn, Justin Sheffield
EAUK-NW Studio
|Executive Producer
|John Rostron
|Development Directors
|Steve Pointon, Lee Edmondson
|Lead Programmers
|Mark Roll
|John Newton (AI Programmer), Ying Zhang (Front End Lead), Stewart Sockett, Richard Armer-Petrie, Marcel Barker, John Carley (External Technical Lead), Ben Cho, Peter Doidge-Harrison, Botros Gerges, Scott Graham, David Hards, John Harvey, Geoff Harrower, Nathan Howell, Geoff Johns, Xinwei Kong, Jinsong Li, Justin Liew, Barry McCallum, Paul McComas, Stan K. Melax (credited as Stan Melax), Arnie Misfeldt, Yuji Nakashima, Pratik Patel, Jason Rupert, Gary Steinke, Daniel Swadling (credited as Funky Swadling), Stan Tung
|Andrew R. Threlfall (Front End lead), Gavin Eagleton, Louise Bell, Justin Eagleton (Stadium Artist), Roger Allen, Yoshi Arima, David Coleman, Yves Couturier, Tracey Dear, Boris Dimitrijevic, Stephen Dyck, Zondac Gibson, Brian Keane, Natsuko Kinoshita, David Lam, Denny Lau, Sang Hyok-kyon, Tony Lee, Mimi Lee, Laura Luris, Kent Maclagan, Dong Mei, Paul Rodgers, Dejan Stanisavljevic, Henson Tan, Gordon Wang
|Lead Programmers
|Matthew M. Brown (credited as Matt Bown: AI Lead), Roger Freddi (Platform Lead), Darren Gyles (Animation Lead), Yossarian King (SKU Lead), Tom Niwinski (Presentation Lead), Amonn Philip (Front End Lead), Stefan Posthuma (Platform Lead), James Pretorius (Platform Lead), Pawel Siarkiewicz (Platform Lead)
|Animation Directors
|Bryce Cochrane, Ali Kojori
|Lead Artists
|Sean Barner, John Cruz, Paul Goad, Jason Wozencroft
|Lead Animator
|Craig Koehn
|Alan Chuck, Stephen Dyck, Felix Hamaguchi, Hiro Nakagomi, Gilbert Ngo, Cory Slavin, Sota Yuyama
|Sound Artists
|Michael Gordon (Speech Lead), Jesse Lyon (Sound FX Lead), Jeff Macpherson
|Assistant Producers
|Brandon Gill, Brad Porteous, Todd Streu, Trevor Uzice
|Database Administrator
|Robert Leishman
|Additional Art
|Mike S. Smith
|Programming Co‑ops
|Steven Heijster, Frédéric Hamel, Duong Hoac, Johnwill Keating, Bart Muzzin, Trevor Stephenson (T2K), Haris Widjaya
|Animation Co‑op
|Eric Bates
|Production Coordinators
|Iris Benbassat, Buz Reid
|Product Marketing
|Matt Bilbey, Eric Petersen
|Business Affairs
|Joel Linzner (VP Worldwide Business Affairs), Paul Cairns (Director Business Affairs), Jennifer Campbell (Associate Business Affairs)
|QA Manager
|Peter Samuels (credited as Pete Samuels), Janean Bowen
|QA Project Manager
|Pat Russell, Paula Gil
|QA Team leader
|Piers Langridge
|Software QA Senior Testers
|Toby Bushnell, Mark Chatelier, Ross Douglas
|Software QA Testers
|Evo Bochenski, Dominic Bridgewater, Paul Dolton, Giles Edwards, Tejinder Gill, Chandresh Khatri, Luca Nigrelli, Daniel Spain, Alex Young
|QA Technical Manager
|Joe Grant (credited as Joe Grant)
|QA Techs
|James Cawte (credited as Jamie Cawte), Richard Hylands, Richard Lloyd (credited as Rich Lloyd), Marcus Purvis, Martyn Sibley, Rick Watts (credited as Ricky Watts)
|UK Mastering Lab Manager
|Matt Price
|UK Mastering Lab
|Wayne Boyce, Desmond Gayle (credited as Des GayleDonna Hicks), Donna Hicks, James Kneen, Sam Roberts
|Software QA Team Leader
|Phil Sinnott
|Software QA Senior Testers
|Gordon Thornton (credited as Gord Thornton), Ryan Yewell
|Software QA Testers
|Kyle Anderson, Steven Brown, Elton Kwan, Shawn Lau, Ken Moss, Jack Pajak, James Spouler
|Sr QA Test Developer
|Bob Purewal
|Manager Studio Operation, EAC
|Jon Bruce
|Localisation QA Project Manager
|Carole Enahoro
|Localisation QA Lead
|Samer Raad, Mark Van Ryswyk
|Localisation QA Coordinator
|Patrick Coleman
|Localisation Senior Testers
|Andrew Kemp, Patricia Morin, David Wiens
|Localisation QA Testers
|Anny Fang, Kelly Sawatski, Irene Wong
|International Testers
|Stefano Birarda, Jean-Charles Gaudechon, Jesús Gorriti, Marcel Kuhn, Megumi Muto, Seigo Tanaka (credited as Seigo)
|Language Testers
|Horst-Martin Baumann, Iván Barreras Benavente, Johannes Louwerse, José Ramón Sagarna, Alex Sampaio Barros, Romain Soulié, Sami Valkama, Gian Marco Zanna
|Manager, Video & Post Production
|Mark Lange
|Video Editors
|Sam Hofer, Thomas Raycove
|Media Specialist
|Peter Miller
|Michael Destine, Raphael DeLeon Eraña, Brett Henderson, Bill Persons, Peter Petkov, Josh Smillie
|QA Technology Manager
|Anna Chmielewski
|Hardware Compatibility Lead
|Steve Watson
|Hardware Compatibility Support
|John Adano, Kenny Chen, Mark Henderson, Mikael Kinnunen, Scott McEwan, Brian Oberquell
|Manager, Tools and Libraries
|Rick Friesen
|Development Director, Tools & Libraries
|Tony Lam
|Tools and Libraries
|Robert Bailey (credited as Rob Bailey), Blair Bitonti, Frank Barchard, Adam Chan, Lydia Chan, Dave Crouch, Ian Davids, Norman Davie (credited as Norm Davie), Sandra Delaney, Benard Ebinu, James Fairweather, Seren Gallina, Barton Jaques, Bela Kiss, Iain Macanulty, Pavel Margolin, David Mercier, Mike Ockenden, Curtis Patzer, Patrick Ratto, Audrey Schumacher, Jan G. Tian, Scott Tindill, Scott Wardle, Kenneth Wong
|EAGL Rendering Engine
|Anis Ahmad, Greg Chapman, Anish Dave, Martin Edwards, Albert Ho, Jaysen Huculak, Daniel Kennett, Pat Martin, Stan K. Melax (credited as Stan Melax), Mark Mizuguchi, Eddie Parker, Rod Reddekopp, Eric Schenk (credited as Dr. Eric Schenk), Audrey Schumacher, Brian Stafford, Rob Wills, David Wong, Simon Wong, Ulric Wong
|Studio Manager, Motion Capture
|David Pierce
|Technical Art Director, Motion Capture
|Stefan Van Niekerk
|Production Coordinator, Motion Capture
|Renee Poirier
|Shoot Supervisor, Motion Capture
|Jason Camp
|Senior Specialists, Motion Capture
|Dan Michelson
|Specialists, Motion Capture
|Sandro Licastro, John Mayhew, Gordon Waddington, Richard Yu
|Lead Operator, Motion Capture
|Ben Guthrie
|Studio Operators, Motion Capture
|Joel Krich, Robert Parent
|Operators, Motion Capture
|David Hobbins, Joel Pennington, Eric Perrier, Dan Vargas
|English Voice Talent
|John Motson, Ally McCoist
|French Voice Talent
|Grégoire Margotton, Olivier Rouyer
|German Voice Talent
|Tom Bartels, Florian König
|Spanish Voice Talent
|Manolo Lama, Paco González
|Italian Voice Talent
|Bruno Longhi, Giovanni Galli
|Brazilian Voice Talent
|Milton Leite, Antonio Moreno
|Script Writer
|Sam Pilger
|Speech Recording and Editing Team
|Ben Baird, Simon Fitzpatrick, John Hide, Nick Roberts, Pam Thompson, Adam Wilks
|Soccer Research Lead
|Matt Holme
|Soccer Researchers
|Thiago Azevedo (Brazil), Or Binshtok (Israel), Alex Carter (Australia), Lior Fengas (Server Admin), Christian Rojo Garcia (Spain), Stuart Gillespie (Scotland), Joris Jonckheer (Belgium), Daniel Kaltenhaler (Germany), Thomas Kiellerup (Denmark), Joe Lemon (USA), Murilo Lima (Brazil), Stephane Luquet (France), Kristoffer Meringdal (Norway), Matias Javier dos Reis (Portugal), Fabio Rimoldini (credited as Fabio 'Rimo' Rimoldini: Italy), Nolf Roy (Holland), Oded Saranga (Israel), Yaniv Shiloah (Israel), Jochen Tree (England), David Wyper (credited as David Wyper Jnr: Scotland)
|Localisation Project Manager
|Sandra Picaper
|Territory Localisation Managers
|Michaela Bartelt, Micaela Belluzzo, Carlos Cassemiro, Rebecca Gordon, Christine Jean, Rebecca Persson, Luis Pinés, Mateus Andrade, Bettina Bachon, Nathalié Duret, José Luis Rovira, Alessandro Tajana
|Horst-Martin Baumann, Rémi Berthet, Antonio García, Magnus Jildestad, Raphaël Rouby, Stephane Siguier, Olivier Vera, Project Synthesis, U-Trax Multi Media Localisations B. V.
|LT Coordinators
|Laurent Gilbert, Dirk Vojtilo
|Data Providers
|Touch-Line Data Systems Ltd
|Database Co‑ordinators
|Tim Alderdice, Colin Copley, Sam Firth, Neil C. Mackenzie (credited as Neil Mackenzie), Graham N. MacNair (credited as Graham MacNair), Kenny Paterson, Michael Sanders, Lynne M. Stewart (credited as Lynne Stewart)
|Director of Product Marketing - Europe
|Jonathan Bunney
|European Product Marketing
|James Houlton, Gary Knight
|FIFA Production Assistant
|Trevor Uzice
|Packaging Design
|Jarvis , Liz Simpson, Tori Bateman
|Production Services
|Greg Lines, Sally Pelling, Joanna May, Garry Mullett
|Territory Marketing
|Tracey Bunce (International), Nicola Cencherle (Spain), Antoine Cohet (France), Laura Disney (International), Jonas Hildeland (Sweden), Hans José (Benelux), Markus Koenig (Austria), Stuart Lang (UK), Antonio López (Spain), Federico Marelli (Italy), Adriana Neves (Brazil), Aimar Niedzwiedzki (Norway), Morten Nielsen (Denmark), Joaquin Rivera (Portugal), Thilo Röhrig (Germany), Jere Saarela (Finland), Jean Toledo (South America)
|Territory PR
|Monica Andreotti (Italy), Udo Lewalter (Germany), Stéphanie Michel (France), Lidia Stojanovic (UK), Maria Olsson (Sweden), Jo Upton (UK), Anne Vaganay (France), Jodie Van Hibb (UK), Amy Wright (UK)
|John Featherstone, Daniel Davis
|EARS Customer Quality Control Manager
|Joel Knutson
|EARS Customer Quality Control Supervisor
|Benjamin Crick
|EARS Customer Quality Control
|Andrew Young, Anthony Barbagallo, Darryl Jenkins, Dave Knudson, Eron Garcia, Russell Medeiros, Simon Steel, Anthony Alexander (credited as Tony Alexander)
Europe Customer Quality Control
|Special Thanks
|David Adams, Tony Liviabella, Roger Rampuri, Robert MacDonald, Janice Steigleder, Ellen Wallace
|Football Logos Provided by
|Football Uniform Images Provided by
|Mikhail Sipovich (www.soccerphile.com/qfui/)
Music Credits
|Music Licensing and Business Affairs
|Beverly Koeckeritz
|Music Supervisor and Worldwide Executive of Music
|Steven Schnur
"To Get Down" (Fatboy Slim Remix)
|Performed by
|Timo Maas
|Written by
|Phil G. Barnes, Martin Buttrich, Malte Hagmeister, Timo Maas, EMI Blackwood Music Inc.[BMI], Pink Publishing GmbH, Coastland Records, Arabella Music Verlang GmbH, Edition Enola Songs
|All rights for Pink Publishing GmbH, Coastland Records, Arabella Music Verlang GmbH, and Edition Enola Songs administered by
|EMI Blackwood Music Inc.[BMI], BMG Songs Inc.[ASCAP], o/b/o Stylephn, Edition/Arabella Music Verlang GmbH, International copyright secured., Used by permission
|Recording courtesy of
|Kinetic Records
"In My Mind"
|Performed by
|Written by
|David Westerlund, Robin Soderman, Universal -Polygram International Publishing Inc. o/b/o Stockholm songs
|Recording courtesy of
|Universal International Publishing B.V., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
"Jumpin' To The Moon (Unexplored Field Mix)"
|Performed by
|Remixed by
|DJ Tokunaga
|Written by
|Music and Arrangement
|Satoru Sugawara, TV Tokyo Music Co. Ltd./Strawberry Fields/U's Music Co. Ltd.
|Recording courtesy of
|Universal International Publishing B.V., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
"Hide U"
|Performed by
|Written by
|Published by
|Taironsongs Ltd.
|Recording courtesy of
|Kinetic Records
|Performed by
|Written by
|Published by
|Taironsongs Ltd.
|Recording courtesy of
|Kinetic Records
"Real Fonky Time"
|Performed by
|Dax Riders
|Written by
|Cedric Azencoth, Olivier Ruel, Nicholas Berger-Vachon, Universal -Polygram International Publishing Inc. on behalf of Universal Music Publishing SAS and Substance Ed.
|Recording courtesy of
|MCA Records, Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
|Performed by
|Niomi Arleen McLean-Daley (credited as Ms. Dynamite)
|Written by
|Niomi Arleen McLean-Daley (credited as Ms. Dynamite), Salaam Remi, Lennie Hibbert, © 2002 EMI Music Publishing Ltd. and Jamrec Music. All rights for EMI Music Publishing Ltd. in the United States and Canada controlled and administered by EMI Blackwood Music Inc.[BMII], Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
"Played - A - Live" (The Bongo Song)
|Performed by
|Safri Duo
|Written by
|Morten Friis (KODA), Uffe Savery (KODA), Michael Parsberg, © 2001 Re‑FlexPublishing, Morten Friis, Uffe Savery, All Rights for the US and Canada for Re-Flex Publishing controlled and administered by EMI Blackwood Music Inc. {BMI} and Sony/ATV Tunes LLC {ASCAP} o/b/o Sony/ATV Music Publishing UK Ltd., All Rights Reserved
"Bigger and Better"
|Performed by
|Written by
|Miki Asante, Márten Sakwanda, Jason Diakite, Mans Asplund, Hakan Blomqvist, © WCM Scandanavian and BMG Ufe, All Rights Reserved. Use By Permission
|Recording courtesy of
|Universal International Music B.V., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
|Performed by
|Sportfreunde Stiller
|Written by
|Peter S. Brugger, Florian Weber, Rudiger Linhof
|Produced by
|Uwe Hoffman, Warner Chappell Music Publishing/Edition Sportfreunde/BMG Ufe
|Recording courtesy of
|Universal International Music B.V., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
"You Held the World in Your Arms"
|Performed by
|Written by
|Colin Newton, Roddy Woomble, Rod Pryce-Jones, Bob Fairfoull, © 2002 Deceptive Music Ltd. and EMI April Music Inc., All Rights for Deceptive Music Ltd. Controlled and administered by EMI April Music Inc.[ASCAP], All Rights Reserved., International Copyright Secured., Used by Permission
|Recording courtesy of
|Capitol Records
"Complicated (Pablo La Rossa Vocal Mix)"
|Performed by
|Avril Lavigne
|Written by
|Avril Lavigne, Lauren Christy, Scott Alspach, Graham Edwards, © 2002 Almo Music Corp.{ASCAP} and Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.{BMI}, Rainbow Fish Publishing[BMI], Mr. Spock Music[BMI], Hollylodge Music[BMI], WB Music Corp.[BMI], Ferry Hill Songs[ASCAP], Tix Music [ASCAP], All rights on behalf of Rainbow Fish Publishing{BMI} Mr. Spock Music{BMI} & Hollylodge Music {BMI} administered by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.{BMI}, All Rights reserved, Used by permission
|Recording courtesy of
|Arista Records., Under license from BMG Special Products
|Performed by
|Bedroom Rockers
|Written by
|Corrado Filpa, Claudio Bonoldi
|Published by
|Universal Music Publishing
|Recording courtesy of
|Universal International Publishing B.V., Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
|Performed by
|Written by
|M. Sayfritz, J. Crichlow, I. Crichlow, Copyright Control
|Recording courtesy of
|Heavenly Recordings/EMI Chrysalis., Under license from Capitol Records
|German Chants Courtesy of
|Sports 'n More
|Special Thanks to the
|EA Sports™ F.A.T. Chants Team
Other Games
In addition to this game, the following people are listed as working on other games. No more than 25 people are listed here, even if there are more than 25 people who have also worked on other games.
Darryl Jenkins, 186 other games
Benjamin Crick, 147 other games
Steven Schnur, 132 other games
Dave Knudson, 131 other games
Gary Knight, 126 other games
Beverly Koeckeritz, 114 other games
Russell Medeiros, 112 other games
Anthony Barbagallo, 109 other games
Andrew Young, 93 other games
Anthony Alexander, 91 other games
Eron Garcia, 89 other games
Bettina Bachon, 79 other games
Christine Jean, 77 other games
Daniel Davis, 76 other games
Sam Roberts, 74 other games
Dirk Vojtilo, 73 other games
Simon Steel, 69 other games
Wayne Boyce, 67 other games
Martyn Sibley, 66 other games
Frank Barchard, 66 other games
Joe Grant, 64 other games
Michaela Bartelt, 61 other games
Sandra Picaper, 60 other games
Joel Knutson, 59 other games
Marcus Purvis, 57 other games
People who have worked on this game have also collaborated on the creation of the following games:
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FIFA 2001, a group of 103 people
FIFA Soccer 2005, a group of 93 people
NHL 2003, a group of 90 people
Sled Storm, a group of 78 people
UEFA Euro 2004 Portugal, a group of 72 people
FIFA 2000: Major League Soccer, a group of 70 people
NBA Street Vol. 2, a group of 66 people
UEFA Champions League 2004-2005, a group of 65 people
NHL 2002, a group of 60 people
FIFA Soccer 07, a group of 60 people
SSX Tricky, a group of 58 people
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2, a group of 57 people
Triple Play Baseball, a group of 56 people
Total Club Manager 2003, a group of 53 people
FIFA 99, a group of 51 people
World Cup 98, a group of 44 people
Total Club Manager 2005, a group of 44 people
Total Club Manager 2004, a group of 42 people
NBA Street, a group of 41 people
007: Agent Under Fire, a group of 40 people
Triple Play 2002, a group of 38 people
NHL 2004, a group of 36 people
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1 Park near Carleton-sur-Mer, Quebec
Pointe-a-la-Croix, Quebec 26.75 miles SW
Bonaventure, Quebec 30 miles E
Sainte-Flavie, Quebec 48.67 miles SW
319 Ave du Phare Carleton-sur-Mer, Quebec G0C 1J0 (map) | (418) 364-3992
Sites: 296 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $20.00
This is a wonderful municipal campground located on the peninsula outside Carleton-sur-Mer. The good size sites are gravel, level, and back-in. Some back up to the water; almost all have a great view. We were there over the Labor Day Weekend, so the park was very full of families. That said, it was quiet and no one was disturbing others. You can take a walk on the beach or trail to the lighthouse, fish off the shore, and there are play areas for the kids. With the park full, there was limited band-width for internet, but the day everyone left, the signal was strong. Firewood available for $7/bundle. Price reflects US$ and full hookups/30amp; $30CAN (includes tax); $3.45CAN for reservation fee. - DiplomatTraveler
Aug 2013 - $30.00
Very nice park. Water on each side. Big sites, it's to bad there are no trees because its all open and your not private at all, but still it's a lovely place. - ElaineBG
Jul 2011 - $40.00
The campground is beautiful, on the beach and next to a bicycle trail. The park would be a ten if it was not for the patrons. Do not stay here on a summer weekend unless you like the other campers setting off fireworks, drinking and playing music loud all night. Friday night was a little noisy but we could still sleep. Saturday night was a different story. Many young people here from Quebec City for the sole purpose of partying. A shame as this is a great place. - VtLee


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Daughter's Death Prompts Fight on 'Date Rape' Drug
By KEITH BRADSHER
Published: October 16, 1999
GIBRALTAR, Mich., Oct. 14— Students from the Oscar Carlson High School here say that when they go to parties these days, they try to keep an eye on their drinks at all times, put caps back on bottled beverages between sips and never accept a cup from someone they do not know.
The precautions follow the death last January of Samantha Reid, a 15-year-old freshman who drank a glass of Mountain Dew laced with GHB, an increasingly popular recreational and ''date rape'' drug that is colorless, odorless and virtually tasteless. Samantha's death, one of 49 linked to the drug nationwide since 1990, has galvanized an effort to crack down on GHB, gamma hydroxybutyrate.
Two Michigan Republicans, Representative Fred Upton and Senator Spencer Abraham, have sponsored bills in the House and Senate that would add GHB to the Federal Government's list of the most-controlled substances, joining heroin and LSD as a so-called Schedule 1 drug. The House passed its bill on Tuesday by a vote of 423 to 1 with little debate. The Senate bill, introduced two months ago, is in committee but is also expected to win passage. The bills would make GHB trafficking punishable by a sentence of five years to life in prison.
The bills would ban not only GHB but also similar chemical compounds, including some dietary supplements for body builders that can be used to make the drug. GHB ''is easily synthesized by a lot of people who can get the recipe off the Internet,'' said Dr. Felix Adatsi, the chief toxicologist of the Michigan State Police. ''It can be made in a kitchen.''
Small quantities of the drug produce a temporary euphoria or sometimes hallucinations, while slightly larger quantities produce lassitude, unconsciousness or even respiratory failure and death. The drug can be lethal in even tiny doses, or if poorly prepared. Doctors recommend that a person rendered unconscious by GHB receive immediate care by an ambulance crew or emergency room doctors who have been told to suspect the drug's presence.
Samantha was an average student who loved to play basketball at Carlson High in this small factory town on the southern outskirts of Detroit. She encountered the drug on a Saturday night when her mother thought she was at a movie. Instead, Samantha and two other freshman girls joined four young men, two of whom were seniors at Carlson, and went to the apartment of one of the men to watch rented videos.
Her mother, Judi Clark, was summoned in the middle of the night to the local hospital, where she found her daughter dead.
''I fell asleep on the couch and was woken up by the phone at 3 or 3:30,'' said Ms. Clark, who resumed using her maiden name after her divorce from Samantha's father in 1986. Ms. Clark reared Samantha and Samantha's older brother, Charles, now 18.
Douglas M. Baker, the Wayne County deputy chief prosecutor for drug crimes, said that one of the young men at the party with Samantha, Joshua Cole, 19, later told the police that he had secretly put GHB into all three girls' drinks to make the party more ''lively.'' Mr. Cole also told the police that two of the other three young men had agreed to the plan and helped carry the drinks to the girls, Mr. Baker said.
Samantha died a few hours later. One of her friends went into a coma but was revived. The third girl never touched her drink. All four men, ranging in age now from 18 to 26, have been charged with involuntary manslaughter and poisoning, and, if convicted, could be sentenced to life in prison. Mr. Cole and the other three young men have pleaded not guilty. Lawyers for the other three young men have contended that Mr. Cole was solely responsible for the death. Mr. Cole has denied this.
Ms. Clark has turned her daughter's death into a crusade for limits on GHB. She took six months off from her job as a unionized construction worker after Samantha's death to study the drug and write letters to politicians seeking controls on it.
Ms. Clark has not touched her daughter's room. Samantha had strewn clothes on her bed and floor in choosing what to wear when she went out on the night she died. The clothes are still there. So are the black lava lamp, the white strobe lamp, the posters of Leonardo DiCaprio and the movie ''Titanic,'' the herd of stuffed animals and the piles of teen-age magazines.
''I haven't even dusted,'' Ms. Clark said. ''It's just like the night she left, except more dust.''
Michigan is not alone in having a GHB problem. The use of the drug has been spreading in New York, California, Florida, Pennsylvania and other states. According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, hospitals and law-enforcement officials have reported at least 5,500 cases of GHB abuse in 42 states, in addition to the 49 deaths, 5 of which occurred in Michigan.
Yet no one is certain of the true extent of the problem. Because GHB is not yet on the Federal list of controlled substances, the Drug Enforcement Administration does not actively pursue cases involving it, said E. David Jacobson, an agency spokesman. The agency has helped with local investigations in some of the 29 states where the drug is a controlled substance, including Michigan.


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It has been a mystery to me since I moved here from the sunnier Southeast why so many people fail to drive with lights on at dawn, dusk and on gray, rainy days. It has become a pet peeve of mine, which is probably why, in the thick fog early one recent morning while driving from Vancouver to Battle Ground and back, I decided to count the cars with no lights on. A total of 66 vehicles, driven without headlights, or even running lights, passed by in the dense fog. I can understand one or two drivers who didn't realize their lights were off, but 66? Come on Washingtonians, please turn your lights on, at least until July.
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This morning when I turned my PC on, there was a yellow marker on my network icon. I tried troubleshooting and got the following error:
DNS server is not responding
I am connected directly to my home router along two other PCs that work perfectly. I cannot ping the router or any of the other PCs on the network. I tried through command prompt all the "fixes" I found online (like flush, release, renew etc.). But none of this worked.
I also logged in to Safe Mode and the icon was not there and I was able access the internet with no problems. I run a malware check and an antivirus scan and both showed no problems.
I also tried public DNS like OpenDNS and the problem still persisted. Restarted, disabled the network cards but again no luck.
Also, it might be worth to mention that this is a wired connection, not wireless but all the rest of the computers on the network anyway (both wired and wireless).


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Maureen Dowd and Dick Cheney agree: Obama isn't scaring us enough
So diametrically opposed, yet substance-free, are the views and perspectives of Maureen Dowd and Dick Cheney – whether in ideology, politics, gender or diction - that when they agree on something, almost by definition a new standard for inanity is set.
And so it is now, with President Obama and the terror-underpants attack. In Politico, Cheney attacks Obama for being insufficiently martial in his approach to terrorism, both this week and in general:
As I've watched the events of the last few days it is clear once again that President Obama is trying to pretend we are not at war. He seems to think if he has a low-key response to an attempt to blow up an airliner and kill hundreds of people, we won't be at war.
But we are at war and when President Obama pretends we aren't, it makes us less safe. Why doesn't he want to admit we're at war? It doesn't fit with the view of the world he brought with him to the Oval Office. It doesn't fit with what seems to be the goal of his presidency — social transformation — the restructuring of American society.
And Dowd, while getting some zingers in at Bush and Cheney, comes to surprisingly similar conclusions: Obama is dithering while the terrorists devise new and ever-more lethal undergarment-based attacks; he has pretenses to being a socially transformative figure but this plot has exposed their hollowness:
President Obama's favorite word is "unprecedented," as Carol Lee of Politico pointed out. Yet he often seems mired in the past as well, letting his hallmark legislation get loaded up with old-school bribes and pork; surrounding himself with Clintonites; continuing the Bushies' penchant for secrecy and expansive executive privilege; doubling down in Afghanistan while acting as though he's getting out; and failing to capitalize on snazzy new technology while agencies thumb through printouts and continue their old turf battles.
In his usual inspiring/listless cycle, he once more appeared chilly in his response to the chilling episode on Flight 253, issuing bulletins through his press secretary and hitting the links. At least you have to seem concerned.
Given that every utterance of the president is usually televised, [Obama's statement] was a throwback to radio days — just at the moment we sought reassurance that our security has finally caught up to "Total Recall."
All that TV viewers heard, broadcast from a Marine base in Kaneohe Bay, was the president's disembodied voice, talking about "deficiencies."
I realize that reading Dick Cheney and Maureen Dowd for logic and consistency is a mug's game. But what the heck. Here's my problem with their arguments: they are entirely about rhetoric and image, and they're off-base even there.
Presidents should project an image of confidence during a crisis. If they don't, it can be a big problem (think George W. Bush during the entire week of Katrina, topped off by "heckuva job"). And a narrowly-thwarted terror attack is obviously disturbing and requires a vigorous government response. But it is not a world-historical event. It has happened before. It will, sadly, probably happen again. Cheney and Dowd seem to expect that when something bad happens, Obama must act like a president in a movie – barking orders, taking command, steeling the American public for the long, difficult road ahead. And that, ideally, it should be televised. You know, like in 24.
To both of them (for very different reasons) the president is or should be a kind of magical, all-powerful figure. When Obama appears less than magical and all-powerful – in this case, deliberately so – he's attacked. It's ridiculous. As Rick Ungar notes, Obama's low-key approach assumes Americans are capable of keeping this incident in perspective and evaluating the response on the substance rather than gestures. Perhaps that's naive. (Especially because the jury's still out on the substance.) But if Obama can bring Dick Cheney and Maureen Dowd together, anything is possible.
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Czech Film Links Humanity with Politics
Valeo, Tom, Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
Byline: Tom Valeo Daily Herald Theater Critic
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Written by Zdenek Sverak. Produced by Eric Abraham and Jan Sverak. Directed by Jan Sverak. Rated PG-13. 118 minutes
Frantisek Louka Zdenek Sverak Andrej Chalimon Koyla
"Kolya" is a Czech film consisting of two parallel stories that depict the way that cruelty can yield to decency and a deeper humanity.
In one, Frantisek Louka, a talented cellist who has been kicked out of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra for his political views, finds himself the caretaker for a 6-year-old boy named Kolya.
Louka, played by the popular Czech actor Zdenek Sverak, certainly didn't volunteer for this duty. He merely married the boy's Russian mother so she could get Czech papers, and he could get a handsome payment that would allow him to buy a small car.
Immediately after the wedding, the mother uses her new papers to flee to West Germany, where her lover is waiting for her. Then the boy's grandmother, who was taking care of the boy, suffers a stroke, and the paramedics bring Kolya to his "father" - an astonished Louka.
A confirmed bachelor engaged in numerous love affairs with other men's wives, Louka resents this intrusion and tries to find a government agency to take the boy.
After all, he knows nothing about raising children, and he can't even communicate with this one - the boy speaks only Russian.
Gradually, however, Louka warms to his new companion, and discovers his own untapped reservoir of compassion, concern and affection.
Meanwhile, Prague is on the brink of the 1989 Velvet Revolution. Russian soldiers have occupied the city, but the citizens sense that the oppressive Soviet domination of their country is about to end. Miraculously, the massive demonstrations do not end in bloodshed, and the resistance that has kindled for decades among the Czech people catches fire, leading to a free and independent Czech Republic at last. …


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Dr Robert G. Maunder has studied with the School of Electronics and Computer Science, University of Southampton, UK, since October 2000. He was awarded a first class honours BEng in Electronic Engineering in July 2003, as well as a PhD in Telecommunications and a lectureship in December 2007. Rob's research interests include joint source/channel coding, iterative decoding and irregular coding. He has published a number of IEEE papers in these areas.
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Empty Netter Assists - 03-29-13
-Dave Molinari's recap from last night's game. "They're a pretty good team. And we dominated them." - Tomas Vokoun (above, stopping Winnipeg's Kyle Wellwood) on the Jets.
-The Winnipeg Free Press' recap. "Fortunately for us, we won't see these guys again until the Eastern Conference Final and if that happens we'll have a different play for them." - Jets defenseman Ron Hainsey.
-The Associated Press' recap. ''Fifty is a big number.'' - Dan Bylsma on Vokoun recording his 50th career shutout.
-Mike Lange's goal calls.
-Bright times for Vokoun:
-Winnipeg's Al Montoya kept an eye on this puck:
-Brenden Morrow showed off why he's here with this screen on Montoya:
-Evgeni Malkin being popular:
-Happy times for Pascal Dupuis and Tanner Glass:
-Winnipeg's Dustin Byfuglien > Morrow:
-Sidney Crosby tried to split Byfuglien and teammate Nik Antropov here:
-Dan Bylsma speaks:
-Vokoun speaks:
-Douglas Murray speaks:
-The Iginla trade took months for the Penguins to orchestrate.
-"Getting an opportunity to play with the two best players in the world (Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin) and a team on a roll like they're on . . . I wanted that opportunity. I'm excited about it and I really do want to win a Stanley Cup. Pittsburgh is a great organization. The firepower, the group, the chemistry they have, I look forward to just going . . . to do my best and play hard and try to help them win." - Iginla.
-"We both like to work down low. He's not afraid to go to the tough areas, in front of the net and things like that. He's a pretty easy guy to play with." - Sidney Crosby on potentially playing on a line with Iginla.
-"We relied on the fact that we had a deal. Now, these things happen all the time, more than you know, about deals going south for whatever reason. We believed we had a deal. We operated on the premise that we had a deal. When things were silent, in my experience, when things go silent, things are usually going screwy from your end. And it was." - Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli claiming he had a deal arranged with the Flames for Iginla (right).
-"We had a deal with Boston that we liked. We certainly felt that would have been an acceptable way for us to go as an organization. The player indicated he wanted to be with Pittsburgh, so we got a deal done with Pittsburgh." - Flames general manager Jay Feaster.
-"I understand how important he must have been to the organization. But for me, I just have to worry about becoming a better hockey player and contribute to the organization some day and try not to deal with that pressure.I don't necessarily think that's healthy." - Former Penguins prospect Ben Hanowski on being part of the Iginla trade.
-"There should be a statue out front at some point. I don't know what they're going to do. But he was just unbelievable for this team and what he did." - Flames executive and former forward Craig Conroy on Iginla's impact to Calgary.
-"Obviously, seeing him with another team in our conference wouldn't be as pleasant as watching him in the East." - Canucks forward Jannik Hansen on Iginla.
-Welcome back Evgeni Malkin from injured reserve.
-What does the Iginla trade mean to the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins' lineup?
-Happy 75th birthday to former Penguins defenseman Duane Rupp (right). Acquired midway through the 1968-69 season in a trade which sent Leo Boivin to the North Stars, Rupp spent parts of five seasons in Pittsburgh. He finished 1968-69 by appearing in 30 games and recording 13 points for the Penguins. His first full season with the Penguins was 1969-70. He saw action in 64 games and scored 16 points and helped the franchise reach the postseason for the first time. He appeared in six playoff games that season and scored four points. In 1970-71, Rupp played in 59 games and scored 33 points. Rupp saw action in four postseason games that spring and failed to record a point. During 1971-72, Rupp was limited to 34 games and 22 points. He rebounded in 1972-73 by playing in 78 games and scoring 20 points. After spending all of 1973-74 with the Penguins' AHL affiliate in Hershey, Rupp signed with the Vancouver Blazers of the WHA. In 265 regular season games with the Penguins, Rupp, the first defenseman in franchise history to record a hat trick, scored 104 points, 81st-most in franchise history. In 10 postseason games, he scored four points.
-Happy 62nd birthday to former Penguins forward Hartland Monahan. Acquired early in the 1977-78 season in a trade which sent a draft pick to the North Stars, Monahan's Penguins career amounted to seven games and two goals that season. In November of that season, he was traded to the Kings along with Syl Apps, Jr. in exchange for Dave Schultz, Gene Carr and a draft pick. He is currently the national director for ourFund.us, a Georgia-based fundraising company.
-Today would have been the 73rd birthday of former Penguins defenseman Dunc McCallum (right). Acquired in a trade along with George Konik, Paul Andrea and Frank Francis for Larry Jeffrey, McCallum spent parts of four seasons with the Penguins. During the club's innagural season of 1967-68, McCallum appeared in 32 games and recorded two assists. He followed that up in 1968-69 with 62 games, 18 points and a team-leading 81 penalty minutes. During 1969-70, he was limited to 14 games and no points. He appeared in 10 postseason games that spring and recorded three points. McCallum's final season in Pittsburgh was 1970-71 and saw him play in 77 games while contributing a career-best 29 points. He was released in the 1971 offseason. He passed away in 1983 at the age of 43.
-After the Jump: Toronto's Joffrey Lupul scores on of the best goals of the season and Detroit's Pavel Datsyuk embarrasses San Jose's Logan Couture.
Atlantic Division
-Shootout goals by Brad Boyes and Josh Bailey gave the Islanders a 4-3 win against the rival Flyers. Former Penguin Colin McDonald scored two regulation goals for New York while teammate Evgeni Nabokov made 33 saves. Fire Ray Shero. Scott Hartnell led Philadelphia with two goals.
-Hartnell sent the game to overtime by scoring a power-play goal with 28.9 seconds remaining in regulation:
-Shootout goal of the Night: Check out this slicky move by Philadelphia captain Claude Giroux:
-New York's Frans Nielsen show wide here on Philadelphia's Ilya Bryzgalov:
-After defenseman Braydon Coburn left the game in the second period due to an "upper-body" injury last night, the Flyers recalled defenseman Oliver Lauridsenfrom Adirondack of the AHL.
-Philadelphia also recalled Erik Gustafsson from Adirondack.
Northeast Division
-Tyler Bozak and captain Dion Phaneuf each had a goal and two assists for the Maple Leafs in a 6-3 win against the Hurricanes. Joffrey Lupul and Nikolai Kulemin each added a goal and an assist for Toronto while teammate Phil Kessel recorded two assists. James Reimer made 19 saves in the victory.
-Check out this stretch pass by Carolina's Aleander Semin to set up captain Eric Staal on a breakaway short-handed goal:
-Goal of the Night: Check out this dazzling rush out of his own end by Lupul which led to the game-winning goal:
-Ben Bishop made 24 saves for the Senators in a 3-0 shutout of the Rangers. Chris Neil and Mika Zibanejad each recorded two assists for Ottawa.
-New York goaltender Henrik Lundqvist took a chance and made out by denying Ottawa's Jim O'Brien a chance at a breakaway here:
-The Canadiens assigned defenseman Nathan Beaulieu to Hamilton of the AHL and assigned defenseman Jarred Tinordi and forward Gabriel Dumont to Hamilton.
Southeast Division
-Shootout goals by rookie Jonathan Huberdeau and Mike Santorelli gave the Panthers a 5-4 win against the Sabres. Shawn Matthias scored two regulation goals for Florida while Huberdeau added a goal and an assist. Jacob Markstrom made 36 saves in the victory. Drew Stafford led Buffalo with a goal and an assist.
-Check out the passing which led to this goal by Florida's Tomas Fleischmann:
-Panthers captain/defenseman Ed Jovanovski will miss the rest of the season following hip surgery.
-"You've got to let guys breathe. You've got to let them be free down there." - New Lightning coach Jon Cooper on his plans to allow the Lightning's players be more creative on offense than his predecessor, Guy Boucher.
-After taking a puck to the face during practice, Capitals captain/forward Alex Ovechkin required 22 stitches to close the wound. He later tweeted an impage of the damage:
It's hockey ))) hahaha twitter.com/ovi8/status/31…— Alex Ovechkin (@ovi8) March 28, 2013
-The Capitals re-signed minor league forward Casey Wellman to a two-year two-way contract.
Central Division
-The Blue Jackets activated James Wisniewski (foot) from injured reserve.
-The Blues assigned goaltender Brian Elliott to Peoria of the AHL for conditioning purposes.
-The Red Wings assigned defenseman Carlo Colaiacovo to Grand Rapids of the AHL for conditioning purposes.
-The Predators activated forward Paul Gaustad ("upper body") from injured reserve and recalled forward Craig Smith from a conditioning assignement from Milwaukee of the AHL.
Northwest Division
-Alex Burrows, Daniel Sedin and captain Henrik Sedin each had a goal and an assist for the Canucks in a 4-1 win against the Avalanche. Cory Schneider made 32 saves.
-Check out the passing which led to Burrows' goal:
-It wasn't all bad for the Avalanche. Check out the effort on this chip and chase by Colorado's P.A. Parenteau to set up Matt Duchene for a goal:
-Colorado goaltender Semyon Varlamov got lost int he snow here:
-Colorado's Jamie McGinn didn't have much help here on this rebound in the Vancouver crease:
-A goal and two assists by Sam Gagner led the Oilers to a 6-4 win against the Blue Jackets. Magnus Paajarvi added added a goal and an assist for Edmonton while teammate Ryan Nugent-Hopkins recorded two assists. In relieve of starter Nikolai Khabibulin, Devan Dubnyk made nine saves to record the win. Cam Atkinson had two goals and an assist for Columbus.
-Check out this rocket of a one-timer by Columbus' Cam Atikinson:
-Check out the passing which led to this goal by Edmonton's Shawn Horcoff:
-Sequence of the Night: Check out this save by Dubynk which led to the game-winning goal by Ales Hemsky:
-The Wild recalled goaltender Matt Hackett from Houston of the AHL and assigned forward Jake Dowell to Houston.
-Wild goaltender Josh Harding is still fighting the good fight against multiple sclerosis.
-With Iginla gone, will the Flames also try to trade defenseman Jay Bouwmeester.
Pacific Division
-A goal and an assist by captain Dustin Brown led the Kings to a 4-2 win against the Blues. Jonathan Quick made 20 saves in the victory. Vladimir Tarasenko scored both of St. Louis' goals.
-Check out this save by Quick against Tarasenko:
-An absolutely meelee brokeout after Los Angeles' Justin Williams scored on an empty net:
-Everyone had issues here:
-Happy times for the Blues:
-Radim Vrbata had two goals and an assist for the Coyotes in a 7-4 win against the Predators. Rostislav Klesla recorded four assists for Phoenix while teammate Martin Hanzal added a goal and an assist. Jason LaBarbera made 34 saves in the victory. David Legwand and Gabriel Bourque each led Nashville with a goal and an assist.
-It wasn't all bad for the Predators. Check out this spinning pass by Jonathan Blum to set up Legwand for a goal:
-LaBarbera being thirsty:
-Antti Niemi made 27 saves for the Sharks in a 2-0 shutout of the Red Wings. It was his 22nd career shutout. San Jose has won three consecutive games.
-Check out this puck-handling display by Datsyuk against San Jose's Logan Couture:
-Niemi became the first goaltender in franchise history to get back to back shutouts.
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May 29, 2015
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Nick Hunt
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Denali
Elevation: 14,200'
May 29, 2015 10:41am PST
As the sun hit our tent we woke up ready for our back carry to above windy corner. We could hear the wind in the distance scouring the buttress above us. But here at camp it was calm and brisk. Since we worked hard on our move to 14 camp and our back carry would only take a few hours, we opted for a relaxing morning before our work had to be done. After lounging in the posh till late morning we geared up and retrieved our cashed equipment and food.
When we got back it was only mid afternoon, so the next task was to fortify camp with walls in case the wind decided to give us trouble. Little did we know that our team consisted of Egyptian craftsman. In no time or camp was secure.With much of the day left we took a solid break and made some fresh coffee, which is a real amenity up here. After being properly caffeinated we practice fixed line travel which will be a well needed review before cashing at 16,200.
We are feeling good and are putting ourselves in a position to head higher on the mountain. With a little more acclimation and calm weather we will be ready for high camp and a bid at the summit. We are all very excited.
RMI Guide Adam Knoff & Team
I think I know who one of those Egyptian craftsmen is!
Posted by: Jessie on 5/29/2015 at 9:58 pm
Enjoy the moment. Following each blog and the breathtaking photos. Much love
Posted by: Carolyn Walllgren on 5/29/2015 at 5:48 pm
May 28, 2015
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Nick Hunt
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Denali
Elevation: 14,200'
May 28, 2015 - 9:39 am PT
In the big picture breakdown of Mt. McKinley's climbing days, it would be said that historically the move day from 11,000 foot camp to 14,000 foot camp would prove to be one of the most difficult. Today I would say that we beat the odds. We broke camp at 7 am this morning in quick time and after a delicious breakfast of instant oatmeal and instant coffee we were ready to tackle the day's first objective. Directly out of 11 camp, a swell steep uphill called Motorcycle Hill greets you. Next is Squirrel Hill and after that Windy Corner. Now I'm not sure how we have gotten in such good graces with the often grumpy weather gods but today those gods, sitting around their big weather God dinner table, decide today should be the nicest day all month. With clear skies, no wind and perfect walking temps we all zipped right through those hills and corners to a breathtaking camp here at 14,000 feet. We were in no rush because the day was so amazing so we created our own camp out of scratch and are all feeling rewarded and strong. Big move days rarely go this smooth. We could not feel more psyched for what's to come.
I am thinking about you Liam. I can't wait to see you.
Wishing all of our family and friends big hugs.
RMI Guide Adam Knoff
On The Map
Looks like very good, uh- great, luck so far! Have fun.
Posted by: Cathy S. on 5/29/2015 at 10:33 am
Glad for the weather. Stay strong. Enjoying the posts.
Posted by: Patty on 5/29/2015 at 10:22 am
May 26, 2015
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Nick Hunt
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Denali
Elevation: 11,200'
May 26, 2015 - 7:24 pm PT
I gave the team a general idea of when we might start breakfast this morning at dinner last night. I bet we get hot water started at around 8, then start pancakes and coffee shortly after that I said. I didn't even open my eyes until almost nine. While in the middle of working your way up this mountain day after day none of us realized how much we could use a rest. Today it became clear. We sat in the cook tent making fresh Pete's coffee and watching Andy flip flap jacks until almost noon. Then we took naps and soaked up the sun we haven't really seen clearly this entire trip. Now we are cooking quesadillas and packing up for our potential move to 14 Camp tomorrow. Everyone is happy to be caching dirty underwear, smelly socks and unneeded stuff for the upper mountain. It has been a beautiful rest day here at 11 Camp but after getting a great view of the upper mountain yesterday, the team feels super psyched to push this climb higher and see what unfolds.
Check in tomorrow for the outcome of our hopeful move.
Team Knoff saying goodnight.
On The Map
So glad to hear you are all doing so well and that you took a day to rest! Can't wait to see how the next move goes!
Sending love from home!
Nic and Jek xox
Posted by: Angelica on 5/27/2015 at 10:36 pm
Shannon and team, hope you enjoyed your rest day. Pancakes always good to warm the belly. Climb on. Looking forward to the next post.
Posted by: patty & mark on 5/27/2015 at 12:19 pm
May 26, 2015
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Nick Hunt
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Denali
Elevation: 11,200'
May 26, 2015 - 10:08 am PT
Today is Memorial Day. With the simplicity of life on this mountain taking charge, many of us don't even know what day it is. The process of get up, get dressed in close quarters, make your way to the cook tent dug into the side of the mountain, eat breakfast, pack you bag and climb, come back to the tents, eat dinner and go to bed is a process where days don't matter. So if birthdays are missed, anniversaries are forgotten about, we are not to blame. Despite having digital doohickeys with us, looking at calendars and keeping track of days becomes arbitrary. Today as it turns out wasn't Memorial Day up here, it was Windy Corner day. This legendary gateway to the upper mountain is famous for its heinous wind, scary rock fall and tricky crevasses. We are happy to report our carry around the corner to 13,500 feet went as smooth as we could have asked for. Again we lucked out with weather because as I wrote earlier our early morning wake up calls got us going into clear skies but as soon as we arrived back in camp seven hours later it was snowing as hard as it has all trip. There is much to be said for walking into a camp that is waiting for you. We will rest tomorrow and eat pancakes and drink fresh coffee until nap time. We can't wait.
Hello to Mrs. Vradenburg's class at Lamotte School I hope Liam is behaving. Stay tuned.
On The Map
Hi Greg… sooooo excited to hear the weather is cooperating this time around! The HFI crew is wishing you and your group a safe summit & return. We sort of miss you??? ;) Love the blog!
Posted by: Shelly Davies on 5/27/2015 at 7:50 am
Sounds like weather and timing are working well for you climbers. wishing everyone a well deserved rest and careful climbing tomorrow. Thinking of you often Greg. Great to get the blogs. Good luck.
Posted by: Dawn on 5/26/2015 at 6:26 pm
May 25, 2015
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Nick Hunt
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Denali
Elevation: 11,200'
May 24, 2015 - 11:48 pm PT
Hello again from 11,000ft!
We woke up this morning to a fresh dumping of snow at camp, covering our tents and cook tent. First order of business this morning was getting everything dug out and reinforcing our snow walls.
The weather was still looking a little squirrelly afterwards, so we opted for a bit of a relaxed breakfast while we continued to watch what was going on outside. After a couple hours, our patience was rewarded and things cleared up enough for us to get organized and take off downhill to retrieve our cache at 9800'. We made down, grabbed our cached goods, and jammed back uphill in good time. This is a strong team! Everyone just keeps going and is having fun!
Once back at 11,000' with all our gear, the weather made a turn for the better. The skies cleared out, the winds died down, and the sun warmed us as we relaxed for the rest of the evening. If all goes well, we'll push up to 13,500' tomorrow to cache our gear around Windy Corner in preparation for our move to 14k.
Goodnight for now!
RMI Guide Nick Hunt and the rest of the team
On The Map
Much respect for you all and your endeavor on Denali. This is your year Will. Godspeed….
Posted by: John on 5/26/2015 at 8:10 am
Shannon—sorry we missed your calls Sunday night. Thought of you through the weekend and missed your smiling face and sarcastic jabs at Shakamak. Wishing you and the entire team better weather and a safe climb. We're cheering you on!
Posted by: Mark on 5/26/2015 at 7:34 am
May 24, 2015
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Nick Hunt
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Denali
Elevation: 11,200'
May 23, 2015 - 11:00 pm PT
In the real world the saying goes"the early bird gets the worm". This season on Denali, the early bird gets the weather window. Now I've never been a bird before so I'm not gonna judge on how good a worm must taste, but I have been here before and I can tell you that moving camp in clear weather is much tastier than moving in a storm. So, with a clear but windy morning we scarfed down a warm granola breakfast cached some unneeded gear and quickly broke camp. Our team is getting very proficient at this skill so we were rolling by 9:15. Nick led the team out and in 2.5 hours of sustained up hill travel had us all sitting at 11,200 feet. It wasn't long after we began building a fresh camp that the weather had enough of being nice and took a quick turn for the worst. It held out just long enough to get camp built and then really started snowing and blowing. The forecast is calling for up to a foot of snow by the end of tomorrow so we feel blessed to be in a good spot to wait things out. Everyone sends big hugs to those following the blog and little hugs to those who aren't.
From from Camp three.
RMI Guide Adam Knoff and team saying goodnight.
On The Map
Way to go Joe and team! Matt, Suzy, and Lucille are very excited for you and following your adventure. Alice is just thirsty and tired.
Posted by: Suzy on 5/26/2015 at 11:23 am
Way to go, Uncle Joe! We are excited to follow your climb. Good luck.
Posted by: Jedrek & Guthrie on 5/26/2015 at 9:26 am
May 23, 2015
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Nick Hunt
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Denali
Elevation: 9,800'
Saturday, May 23rd 12:44 am PDT
I would like to dedicate this dispatch (one of many I'm sure) to my six year old son, Liam, who's kindergarten class will be following the blog as our adventure unfolds. Hi kiddo! Daddy misses you a lot!
Up here on the mountain, day two was again a well executed day. We packed up camp at 7,800 feet and made a single carry of all of our things up to 9,800 feet were we are camped for night. We each moved well over one hundred pounds divided between our sleds and packs. From here on up we begin to split the loads, taking some up the mountain in one carry and then returning the next day to retrieve the rest. The weather here is well below freezing at night and we have strong gusty winds that are blowing snow around. We got lucky to move into a camp that already had big snow block walls built to protect us a bit from the heavy gusts. Tomorrow we will decide what the plan is after we have breakfast and check the weather. So far so good.
RMI Guides Adam Knoff, Nick Hunt, and Andy Hildebrand
On The Map
Thanks for the great update—everyone in STL wants to know how you all are doing! George and Margaret have been telling everyone they see that Daddy is in Alaska climbing a mountain! Lot's of pool time this weekend - Friday night with E & A and yesterday with the Sinton's and Queens—they all miss you! Thinking of you every day….love H, G and M
Posted by: Heather on 5/24/2015 at 6:45 am
Enjoying your newsy blog. What a team, Sending an abundance of well wishes for continued success and cooperative weather. Stay warm and enjoy your adventure.
Posted by: Carolyn Wallgren on 5/24/2015 at 5:37 am
May 22, 2015
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Nick Hunt
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Denali
Elevation: 7,800'
May 21, 2015 - 10:46 pm PT
The team has made it to Camp 1 in almost perfect style. I am on my seventh Denali climb as a guide and have never gone from Base Camp to Camp 1 with such seamlessness. No one had a single sled issue or cursed my name for giving them so much gear. No one got a blister or fell behind a single second. Like I said earlier, I am very pleased with this team. One day down, who knows how many more to go.
Stay tuned for tomorrow's report.
On The Map
We sure hope the weather holds clear and bright the rest of your journey. Safe climbing to the whole team. Keep up the good work and good luck to you all.
Posted by: Connie Whitley on 5/23/2015 at 4:14 am
Way to go team! Glad all is well. We sure are routing for y'all. Greetings from Texas! Yee,haw!!
Posted by: Joyce Tocher on 5/22/2015 at 6:20 pm
May 21, 2015
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Nick Hunt
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Denali
Elevation: 348'
Thursday, May 21st 10:02 am PDT
We got the call this morning at breakfast that base camp is clear and the light is green. We are on the plane now ready for an adventure of a lifetime! Wish us luck and send us love.
Our next dispatch will be from Mt. McKinley.
Rock and Roll!
Wednesday, May 20th 4:18 pm PDT
Our team is doing great up here in Talkeetna, AK.
We are swamped in gear, doing an inspection that would make the FAA proud. Nothing is going unseen and I am proud to announce that everyone is passing with flying colors. Overall I couldn't be more happy with the first impressions of what should be a strong team. Let's hope it stays that way. One never knows what can happen on Mt. McKinley. Prayers for good morning weather for flying tomorrow.
Bye for now from Talkeetna.
RMI Guides Adam Knoff, Nick Hunt, and Andy Hildebrand and Crew
good luck to all the Denali climbers. Hopefully you will summit this time Greg but always remember safety first. Love always mom and dad2
Posted by: Dawn on 5/23/2015 at 8:00 am
Game-on Knoff & Team! Glad the wx was good and you got to fly out right away.
Enjoy the Kahiltna! G.Barber, enroute to AK! Made it to Cache Creek today. See you soon!
Posted by: Kerry on 5/22/2015 at 11:03 pm
January 17, 2015
Posted by: Adam Knoff, Nick Hunt
Categories: Expedition Dispatches Ecuador
Elevation: 19,348'
We are thrilled to report that today's challenging climb of Cotopaxi, elevation 19,348 feet, was a complete success! Things started off a bit shifty when more than twenty climbers and guides all prepared to begin climbing the glacier at the same time. The opening three hours of this climb are extremely steep and without any relief. Our team's strong and steady pace uphill proved their readiness both with skill and acclimatization. Despite some lessening of the slope angle, I would say this mountain takes the cake for difficulty. After an hour or so the crowds spread out and all we had to do was climb. The weather changed two or three times from steady snow fall to cold and windy to picture perfect. We could not have asked for a better day! This was truly ending on a good note.
We then packed up at Tambopaxi, ate a great lunch at an amazing road side pizza place and are now rushing for the showers at the Ancient and haunted Hosteria of La Cienega. We need to get some sleep because there is a big day of football ahead when we head back to Quito.
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Congrats to Dusty and the rest of the team from sunny Carbondale! Love, prayers and safe travels to all.
Posted by: Terry Claassen on 1/18/2015 at 9:53 am
Awesome!!!! Way to go team that is truly a lifetime accomplishment!!! Or is that an accomplishment of a lifetime?
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