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Skip to comments.Breaking News Story: CRU has apparently been hacked hundreds of files released
Posted on 11/20/2009 1:39:35 AM PST by jsh3180
UPDATE: Response from CRU in interview with another website, see end of this post.
The details on this are still sketchy, well probably never know what went on. But it appears that University of East Anglia Climate Research Unit has been hacked and many many files have been released by the hacker or person unknown.
UPDATED: Original image was for Met Office corrected This image source: www.cru.uea.ac.uk
Im currently traveling and writing this from an airport, but here is what I know so far:
An unknown person put postings on some climate skeptic websites that advertised an FTP file on a Russian FTP server, here is the message that was placed on the Air Vent today:
We feel that climate science is, in the current situation, too important to be kept under wraps.
We hereby release a random selection of correspondence, code, and documents
The file was large, about 61 megabytes, containing hundreds of files.
It contained data, code, and emails from Phil Jones at CRU to and from many people.
Ive seen the file, it appears to be genuine and from CRU. Others who have seen it concur- it appears genuine. There are so many files it appears unlikely that it is a hoax. The effort would be too great.
Here is some of the emails just posted at Climate Audit on this thread:
Ive redacted email addresses and direct phone numbers for the moment. The emails all have US public universities in the email addresses, making them public/FOIA actionable I believe. From: Phil Jones To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Fwd: John L. Daly dead Date: Thu Jan 29 14:17:01 2004
From: Timo Hmeranta To: Subject: John L. Daly dead Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 12:04:28 +0200 X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook, Build 10.0.4510 Importance: Normal
Mike, In an odd way this is cheering news ! One other thing about the CC paper just found another email is that McKittrick says it is standard practice in Econometrics journals to give all the data and codes !! According to legal advice IPR overrides this.
Cheers Phil
It is with deep sadness that the Daly Family have to announce the sudden death of John Daly.Condolences may be sent to Johns email account (firstname.lastname@example.com) Reported with great sadness
Timo Hmeranta xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Timo Hmeranta, LL.M. Moderator, Climatesceptics Martinlaaksontie 42 B 9 01620 Vantaa Finland, Member State of the European Union
Moderator: firstname.lastname@example.com Private: firstname.lastname@example.com
Home page: [1]personal.inet.fi/koti/hameranta/climate.htm
Moderator of the discussion group Sceptical Climate Science [2]groups.yahoo.com/group/climatesceptics
To dwell only on horror scenarios of the future shows only a lack of imagination. (Kari Enqvist)
If the facts change, Ill change my opinion. What do you do, Sir (John Maynard Keynes)
Prof. Phil Jones Climatic Research Unit Telephone +44 (0)xxxxxx School of Environmental Sciences Fax +44 (0) xxxxxx University of East Anglia Norwich Email email@example.com NR4 7TJ UK -
1. http://personal.inet.fi/koti/hameranta/climate.htm 2. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/climatesceptics From: Phil Jones To: ray bradley ,firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Diagram for WMO Statement Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 13:31:15 +0000 Cc: firstname.lastname@example.com,firstname.lastname@example.com
Dear Ray, Mike and Malcolm, Once Tims got a diagram here well send that either later today or first thing tomorrow. Ive just completed Mikes Nature trick of adding in the real temps to each series for the last 20 years (ie from 1981 onwards) amd from 1961 for Keiths to hide the decline. Mikes series got the annual land and marine values while the other two got April-Sept for NH land N of 20N. The latter two are real for 1999, while the estimate for 1999 for NH combined is +0.44C wrt 61-90. The Global estimate for 1999 with data through Oct is +0.35C cf. 0.57 for 1998. Thanks for the comments, Ray.
Cheers Phil
Prof. Phil Jones Climatic Research Unit Telephone +44 (0) xxxxx School of Environmental Sciences Fax +44 (0) xxxx University of East Anglia Norwich Email firstname.lastname@example.com NR4 7TJ UK
- From: Jonathan Overpeck To: Michael E. Mann Subject: letter to Senate Date: Tue, 22 Jul 2003 16:49:31 -0700 Cc: Caspar M Ammann , Raymond Bradley , Keith Briffa , Tom Crowley , Malcolm Hughes , Phil Jones , firstname.lastname@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com, Tim Osborn , Kevin Trenberth , Tom Wigley
Hi all Im not too comfortable with this, and would rather not sign at least not without some real time to think it through and debate the issue. It is unprecedented and political, and that worries me.
My vote would be that we dont do this without a careful discussion first.
I think it would be more appropriate for the AGU or some other scientific org to do this - e.g., in reaffirmation of the AGU statement (or whatever its called) on global climate change.
Think about the next step someone sends another letter to the Senators, then we respond, then
Im not sure we want to go down this path. It would be much better for the AGU etc to do it.
What are the precedents and outcomes of similar actions? I can imagine a special-interest org or group doing this like all sorts of other political actions, but is it something for scientists to do as individuals?
Just seems strange, and for that reason Id advise against doing anything with out real thought, and certainly a strong majority of co-authors in support.
Cheers, Peck
Dear fellow Eos co-authors, Given the continued assault on the science of climate change by some on Capitol Hill, Michael and I thought it would be worthwhile to send this letter to various members of the U.S. Senate, accompanied by a copy of our Eos article. Can we ask you to consider signing on with Michael and me (providing your preferred title and affiliation). We would like to get this out ASAP. Thanks in advance, Michael M and Michael O
______________________________________________________________ Professor Michael E. Mann Department of Environmental Sciences, Clark Hall University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22903 _______________________________________________________________________ e-mail: email@example.com Phone: (434) 924-7770 FAX: (434) xxx-xxxxx http://www.evsc.virginia.edu/faculty/people/mann.shtml
Attachment converted: Macintosh HD:EOS.senate letter-final.doc (WDBN/MSWD) (00055FCF)
Jonathan T. Overpeck Director, Institute for the Study of Planet Earth Professor, Department of Geosciences Mail and Fedex Address: Institute for the Study of Planet Earth 715 N. Park Ave. 2nd Floor University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85721 direct tel: +xxxx fax: +1 520 792-8795 http://www.geo.arizona.edu/Faculty_Pages/Overpeck.J.html http://www.ispe.arizona.edu/ It appears that the proverbial Climate Science Cat is out of the bag.
Developing story more later
UPDATE1: Steve McIntyre posted this on Climate Audit, I used a screen cap rtaher than direct link becuase CA is overloaded and slow at the moment.
UPDATE2: Response from CRU h/t to WUWT reader Nev
The director of Britains leading Climate Research Unit, Phil Jones, has told Investigate magazines TGIF Edition tonight that his organization has been hacked, and the data flying all over the internet appears to be genuine.
In an exclusive interview, Jones told TGIF, It was a hacker. We were aware of this about three or four days ago that someone had hacked into our system and taken and copied loads of data files and emails.
Have you alerted police
Not yet. We were not aware of what had been taken.
Jones says he was first tipped off to the security breach by colleagues at the website RealClimate.
Real Climate were given information, but took it down off their site and told me they would send it across to me. They didnt do that. I only found out it had been released five minutes ago.
TGIF asked Jones about the controversial email discussing hiding the decline, and Jones explained what he was trying to say
Not to be facetious, but this is HUGH and SERIES, indeed.
CRU has now admitted the data released is real and they have cancelled all existing passwords to their site.
Visit the link to this post and you'll find links to other places to follow this most excellent development.
For your ping list, hot damn!
Ruh Roh! The Hot Air Cult gets exposed once again:
The Hadley Climate Research Unit has been hacked;
An unknown person put postings on some climate skeptic websites that advertsied an FTP file on a Russian FTP server, here is the message that was placed on the Air Vent today:
We feel that climate science is, in the current situation, too important to
be kept under wraps.
We hereby release a random selection of correspondence, code, and documents
The file was large, about 61 megabytes, containing hundreds of files.
It contained data, code, and emails from Phil Jones at CRU to and from many people.
Ive seen the file, it appears to be genuine and from CRU. Others who have seen it concur- it appears genuine. There are so many files it appears unlikely that it is a hoax. The effort would be too great.
Here is some of the emails just posted at Climate Audit on this thread: http://www.climateaudit.org/?p=7801#comments
h/t ChrisinMB
For those who were saying that climategate wouldnt get into the media:
Hadley CRU hacked with release of hundreds of docs and emails
Top story tomorrow.
Interesting if true.
— Gertrude Stein
Deep Cool the Mole within Hadley CRU « Watts Up With That?
"A Mole
by Steve McIntyre on July 25th, 2009
OK, folks, guess what. I'm now in possession of a CRU version giving data for every station in their station list" .
In their refusal letter, the Met Office described adverse consequences of disclosing CRU station data, an event that apparently would let loose the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.
What do the files basically say? Climate Change is a ruse to get cash?
That they were heavy in to omission, data distortion, manipulation. In a phrase, junk science. It exposes them not as cool, rational scientists, but hack true believers.
It's bad, very bad.
This is to Climate what Bellesiles fraud in his Arming America was to gun history.
I'm ordering a truckload of popcorn for this sucker and I'm going to take up drinking so I can down it with a beer!
We have a minister for climate change here in Oz...so the entertainment factor will be right up close and personal like.
Hope it buries any cap and trade ideas Obammy has....and exposes him.
Thanks for the link!
I may have inadvertently had a hand in this millennium graph! I recall getting a fax from Jack with a hand-drawn graph, that he asked me to review. Where he got his version from, I don't know. I think I scribbled out part of the line and amended it in some way, but have no recollection of exactly what I did to it. And whether he edited it further, I don't know. But as it was purely schematic (& appears to go through ~1950) perhaps it's not so bad. I note, however, that in the more colourful version of the much embellished graph that Stefan circulated ([1] http://www.politicallyincorrect.de/2006/11/klimakatastrophe_was_ist_wirkl_1.html the end-point has been changed to 2000, which puts quite a different spin on things. They also seem to have fabricated a scale for the purported temperature changes. In any case, the graph has no objective basis whatsoever; it is purely a "visual guess" at what happened, like something we might sketch on a napkin at a party for some overly persistent inquisitor..... (so make sure you don't leave such things on the table...).
will any of these revelations see the light of day in the MSM?
It seems every way we turn we see nothing but scams and corruption in the leftist organizations. Good thing we have all of those journalism students who are going to save the world by shining the light on the corruption. What would we do without them?
Sunshine on Globalwarming.
Remember something like that image from my stay and NSA - an article posted on a cork BB with a cliping from the NYT - stamped Top Secret (highest level) Codeword :)
Address given in the post results in FILE NOT FOUND.
I know one guy who is loving this - Alan Carlin, the EPA "ClimateGate" research scientist.
Now that hacker needs to get busy in Hawaii.
"This is to Climate what Bellesiles fraud in his Arming America was to gun history."
An excellent one sentence summation, Leisler.
They're FRAUDS. LIARS. And CON-MEN!
Lubos Motl has great verification of the IT invloved here: http://motls.blogspot.com/
Time for criminal investigations and recovery of the approximate $90B wasted on this AGW fraud.
The GRU has confirmed the 'hacked' data is real. The blogosphere is full of net info, I saw no MSM postings @ google as of this morn, EDT.....they will not be able to ignore this anymore than they ignored Dan Rather's take down!!!
Update, 1st MSM report from the great Andrew Bolt at the Herald Sun, Australia. http://blogs.news.com.au/heraldsun/andrewbolt/index.php/heraldsun/comments/hadley_hacked#63657
Sent to Glenn Beck.
thanks for the torrent link. DLing and will be seeding this MFer all day long. Would suggest all torrent-friendly Freepers do the same.
If it bothers you remember this data is almost certainly purchased through government, i.e. public, i.e. our money.
Bet me.
The MSM won't touch this with a ten foot pole.
Fox and the internet will cover it.
(A) In emails, they admit to fudging the data.
(B) They've been getting government money for all this fraudulent research.
A+B= some people need to be put in JAIL. This is big. This is very big.
One of the messages talks about withholding data demanded under Freedom of Information, which is akin to destroying documents under subpoena.
In other words, direct evidence of a crime.
Keep this sucker bumped to the top!!!
From the story, one email:
From: Phil Jones To: ray bradley ,mann@[snipped], mhughes@ [snipped] Subject: Diagram for WMO Statement Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 13:31:15 +0000 Cc: k.briffa@[snipped],t.osborn@[snipped] Dear Ray, Mike and Malcolm, Once Tims got a diagram here well send that either later today or first thing tomorrow. Ive just completed Mikes Nature trick of adding in the real temps to each series for the last 20 years (ie from 1981 onwards) amd [sic] from1961 for Keiths to hide the decline. Mikes series got the annual land and marine values while the other two got April-Sept for NH land N of 20N. The latter two are real for 1999, while the estimate for 1999 for NH combined is +0.44C wrt 61-90. The Global estimate for 1999 with data through Oct is +0.35C cf. 0.57 for 1998. Thanks for the comments, Ray. Cheers, Phil Prof. Phil Jones Climatic Research UnitTGIF asked Jones about the controversial email discussing hiding the decline, and Jones explained he was not trying to mislead.
No, thats completely wrong. In the sense that theyre talking about two different things here. Theyre talking about the instrumental data which is unaltered but theyre talking about proxy data going further back in time, a thousand years, and its just about how you add on the last few years, because when you get proxy data you sample things like tree rings and ice cores, and they dont always have the last few years. So one way is to add on the instrumental data for the last few years. Jones told TGIF he had no idea what me meant by using the words hide the decline.
That was an email from ten years ago. Can you remember the exact context of what you wrote ten years ago?
The other emails are described by skeptic commentators as explosive, one talks of stacking the peer-review process to prevent qualified skeptical scientists from getting their research papers considered.
This is the biggest "See, I Told You So" in El Rushbo history.
(no link)
Evansville Courier, The (IN) - Friday, November 2, 2001
Author: RANDOLPH E. SCHMID, Associated Press writer
It may not seem quite so cold this winter.
The National Weather Service introduced a new wind chill index Thursday that eases some of the extreme coldness estimates of the old formula.
The wind chill index is a formula that estimates how cold it feels based on the combination of temperature and wind . It is widely reported in winter to help people decide how warmly to dress.
Under the new formula, a 10 mph wind makes a reading of 30 degrees Fahrenheit feel like 21 degrees and a reading of 15 degrees feel like 3 degrees. The old formula calculated that with a 10 mph wind 30 degrees felt like 16 and 15 degrees felt like minus 3.
A 20 mph wind under the new formula makes a 30 degree reading feel like 17 and 15 degrees fell like minus 2. The old formula showed a 20 mph wind making 30 degrees feel like 4 and 15 feel like minus 17.
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Chargers scouting report
vs. Cincinnati Bengals
North County Times
+ KICKOFF: 1:15 p.m. Sunday at Qualcomm Stadium
+ SERIES: Chargers lead 15-9. Chargers won last meeting, 34-7, on Sept. 19, 1999.
PLAYER TO WATCH: WR Darnay Scott
While Rams running back Marshall Faulk enjoys his reign as the NFL's media darling du jour -- witness his mug in extreme close-up on the cover of Sports Illustrated's NFL preview issue -- his former San Diego State offensive cohort is poised to grab some national attention of his own, especially if the Bengals continue their surprising turnaround. After catching five passes for 104 yards in Cincinnati's season-opening win over New England, Scott added five more for 82 yards in the team's 21-10 upset of the Super-Bowl champion Ravens on Sunday. His 186 receiving yards is more than triple that of his closest teammate, Peter Warrick (55). The role of primary target is a new and unexpected one for the Aztecs' all-time leading receiver, who had played a steady second fiddle to Carl Pickens in his first six seasons in the league before missing all of last year with a broken leg. Expect him to be at his explosive best in the familiar surroundings of his collegiate stomping grounds.
It has been hard not to feel pity for Corey Dillon since he burst on the scene as a rookie in 1997. His brilliance -- four consecutive 1,000-yard seasons, two straight Pro Bowls and the NFL's single-game rushing record set last year vs. Denver -- has so sharply contrasted with the Bengals' ineptness that you almost couldn't help rooting for him to escape his servitude. But Dillon re-signed with Cincinnati in May, and his loyalty may be beginning to pay off. The durable runner, with 161 yards and a touchdown through two games, will need to shoulder the offensive load again this year because quarterback Jon Kitna (358 yards, 2 TDs) still causes defensive coordinators few sleepless nights. But at least he's not Akili Smith, the former Lincoln High and Grossmont College product whose once-bright star is extinguishing rapidly.
It's early, obviously, but so far the Bengals' defense looks a lot like the Chargers' of 2000: ground barricaded, skies wide open. Cincinnati ranks 21st in the NFL, bolstered by a strong run defense (66 yards per game) and hurt by a porous pass D (271-yard average). Both figures are a bit misleading, though, because opponents New England and Baltimore have almost abandoned the run due to bad personnel and injury, respectively. Most important, the Bengals have stiffened when it matters, allowing only 27 points in their two wins. And they've been opportunistic, forcing six Ravens turnovers to offset a substantial yardage disparity. The best of the bunch, LB Takeo Spikes, sealed Sunday's win by returning an Elvis Grbac pass 66 yards for a touchdown. The fourth-year pro from Auburn is on the verge of Pro Bowl recognition. Rookie DE Justin Smith, slowly working his way into the lineup after being the last first-round pick to sign, received high marks for his effort against Baltimore.
The Chargers' victory over the Bengals in 1999 Mike Riley's first as an NFL coach. … The teams met in the 1981 AFC Championship, a 27-7 Bengals win that was the coldest game in NFL history, with a wind-chill factor of minus-59 degrees. … Chargers defensive coordinator Joe Pascale coached Cincinnati's linebackers from 1994-96, and LB Gerald Dixon played there in 1996-97. … Bengals reserve OT John Jackson started at left tackle for the Chargers from 1998-99. … The Bengals haven't posted a winning season since 1990 and are just 47-112 in the past 10 years, worst in the league.
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Road Trips and Travel Tips 2015-16
Important Notes
- All times on this page are local to the host venue.
- See the Schedule page for all games and events, links to opponents' sites, and maps of opponents' venues.
- For security reasons we do not publicize the team's hotel choice. If you are an FBC member and would like to book into the team hotel, call the Women's Basketball Office and ask, or buttonhole Eileen Roche at a game.
- Be sure to check the Travel Blog for the latest promotions and trip reports!
Getting to the Airport
There are now at least four ways to get to the airport:
- Drive yourself and park in a long-term parking lot,
- A door-to-door shared-ride van such as Supershuttle,
- A solo ride in a Lincoln Town car from a limo service such as 101 Limousine,
- A solo ride from one of the ride-share services like Uber, Lyft, or SideCar.
We've tried all modes and our favorite is the last one. We've had very good experiences with both Uber and Lyft. They offer all the comfort of a limo service; are almost as convenient as driving yourself; yet the fee is less than a taxi and close to that of the shared-ride van. You need to register your credit card with the service, then load its app on a smartphone. When you want a ride, open the app and request one. A car arrives in minutes. No money changes hands, no fuss, no tipping.
Cost-wise, a ride in a van or with Uber/Lyft is about the same as 4 days' parking. So if you will be away for more than 4 days, it's better to use some type of ride service rather than airport parking.
Airport Parking
Airport Parking Reservations has a nice search that lets you find and book the best off-airport parking at (apparently) any US airport. They find a number of options under $10/day at SJC, and under $20/day at SFO.
For SFO you can park in the airport-run long-term lot for $18/day, now payable with credit card or with FasTrak.
Skypark costs $17/day for outdoor or $19/day for covered parking. ParkSFO has a building where you can have covered parking for $19/day (and you can print a one- or two-days-free coupon from their website).
There are several other SFO options; see the Airport Parking Reservations site linked above.
At SJC, the airport-run Economy Lot 1 costs $15/day.
Travel Information Sites
Use these sites to find flights and hotels.
|Our favorite flight-search site. Enter your departure and destination airports and dates; you get a clear, compact table showing when all flights depart and arrive. Click a flight for details or to book it. (Doesn't cover Southwest.)
|Southwest schedules and ticket sales must be accessed at the company site; they are not available from Expedia, Travelocity, or other aggregator sites.
|Two great starting points: you enter your air travel information once; each returns links to a number of sites that offer the best fares. Kayak does hotels and cars as well.
|When booking a flight, before you get to the seat-selection part, open this site in another window. Click on the airline and enter your flight number. Seat Guru shows you the seat map as that airline configures that type of plane, showing which seats to prefer and which to avoid.
|For the bold (or feckless) traveller, buy bargain seats at the last minute.
|The most comprehensive hotel search site, finds hotels in the most obscure towns worldwide and lets you book them directly.
|Bay Area Consumer's Checkbook found that Priceline produced hotel rates "lower than those available on other booking sites."
|Hotel price comparisons based on four other sites including Expedia and Travelocity; and user reviews of hotels.
Once you arrive, you can use one of these sites to find food and entertainment.
|Enter the city and the class of activity (choose "all", you can narrow it down later), click "go". You get a list of things to do or see, and you can narrow the list from a pull-down menu.
|Tripadvisor again. Enter the city name then click Restaurants or Things to do.
|Enter your city in the "Near:" field. Start typing what you want in the "Find:" field, for example "Entert..." and choose one of the options presented. Good for restaurants but also works for amusements, specialty stores, and services.
The Experienced Traveler
Fast Check-in with TSA Pre-Check
The TSA Pre-Check program allows you a much faster, lower-hassle route through airport security. There is a shorter line, and you don't have to remove jacket or shoes or take your lap-top out of its bag. It makes air travel almost as easy as 1999.
If you are an older, frequent flier you may occasionally get the "TSA Pre-Check" note on your boarding pass without your doing anything. But you can have it every time if you officially enroll in the program. To do this, go to the Enrollment site, fill out a questionnaire, and sign up for an appointment. You will be interviewed and pay $85 for your Known Traveller Number. Then, whenever you book a flight you give the Known Traveller Number and your boarding pass will have the magic pre-check note on it.
Things to Have With You
Noise-canceling headphones really work, and make a huge difference. Besides the generally high ambient noise, you never know when there's a baby nearby who can't pop his ears. Bose are the best but Sennhieser's are a bit cheaper and quite effective. Earplugs are a cheap and portable substitute for noise-canceling headphones. EP5 Sonic Defender is the best brand.
Have a backup battery so you don't worry about your iPad, Kindle or phone dying. There are incredibly powerful, affordable battery packs.
For any but the youngest and healthiest travelers, Travelsox compression socks. Yes, they are goofy, but they prevent your feet and ankles from swelling up.
At the Gate
Don't pay airport price for water. Bring an empty sports bottle through security and fill it at a drinking fountain. Buy a sandwich or bagel just before you board: at least as good and probably cheaper than a "snack box" on board.
If your flight is cancelled, be nice to gate agents. They deal with people yelling at them and telling them sob stories all day. You be super nice and ask politely if they can help you. You are much more likely to receive a hotel, seat, etc. But first, call the airline reservation number. The people on the phone can do everything about re-booking that the gate agent can. When that doesn't work, the gate agent has the vouchers for meals and hotels. Make a real effort to swap a few friendly words with any member of the crew who addresses you. Ask how their shift is going, look sympathetic, say I'm looking forward to the flight. It does zero harm and results in an extra dessert or an extra-large wine on occasion.
After the Flight
Don't dispose of your old boarding pass casually. According to this article by respected security expert Brian Krebs, the various barcodes on the boarding pass can contain quite a bit of your personal information, such as your frequent flier number, and it can be easily read by anyone. What can be gleaned from a discarded pass varies with the airline. Some put enough data on the pass to help an identity thief.
Fan Plans!
The FBC has no "travel committee" as such. If you want to help organize fan activities on one of these trips, write to The FBC and volunteer!
Below is some information about the logistics and local attractions for some away trips.
UC Davis, 13 November
The Cardinal drives to Davis, CA for a Friday evening game. UC Davis is approximately 2 hours' drive from Palo Alto by any of several routes, except that Friday afternoon traffic is unpredictable.
This is a double-header game, with the UCD men playing North Dakota State at 5:30pm, and the women's game following.
Fan Plan! The Sacramento Stanford Alumni Board has arranged a block of tickets for this game. They are in section 209, right behind the friends and family seats. These tickets are reserved seats for the women's game only. Click this link to open a PDF that contains detailed instructions on how to buy seats in this special group section. You will need the detailed instructions; it is not the normal path through the UCD sports site.
Prior to the game, the Stanford Alumni are also holding a mixer at The Davis Graduate, said to be a popular sports bar that is a short walk from the arena.
The mixer starts at 5:30. Click this link to RSVP for the mixer. You will see a page that describes the event. Click the "Register" button to RSVP for the mixer. You will have to create a username and password if you are not already registered to the Alumni site. (You don't have to be an alum, anyone can register.)
Gonzaga, 15 November
The Cardinal flies to Spokane for what will likely be a competitive game at Gonzaga on a Sunday afternoon. The game is at 1pm, and there are multiple flights departing Spokane (GEG) between 5:30 and 6pm. This means you can return to either San Jose or San Francisco that day. Only one hotel night in Spokane! (Since it's a short stay, we are omitting our list of things to do in Spokane!)
Single-game tickets are available after 10/25 from the Gonzaga web site or at 509-313-6000.
Thanksgiving Tournament in Estero, FL, 27-29 November
This year's Thanksgiving tournament is near Fort Myers, FL. Games are on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The all-teams Thanksgiving reception and buffet is Thursday afternoon. The official hotel is the Hyatt Regency Coconut Point, a large resort complex with multiple restaurants and many amenities. However Booking.com offers a number of other choices.
This region of Florida has what looks like some interesting drives and scenery as well as a number of intriguing seafood restaurants. However, the tournament offers four games on each of the three days. There won't be a lot of free time for tourist activities.
Unfortunately, the tournament website is so badly designed we cannot give you a simple link to click for tickets. Instead,
- Go to THIS LINK
- Click where it says "Click here" (doh!)
- Click on the button marked "Women's" and then click "Continue"
Now you are looking at a page where you can purchase game tickets, hotel packages, and tickets to the Thanksgiving buffet. Note also the separate charge for "game transfer". The hotel doesn't offer a shuttle to the arena; you need to buy this bus pass to/from the official hotel.
It is not easy to get from here to Fort Myers (RSW) by air, especially if you want to be sure to arrive in time for a 5pm Thanksgiving reception. There are no nonstops SFO-RSW. There are nonstops to Miami, but it is a long drive from Miami across Florida to the West coast. We finally elected to take a red-eye, flying out of SFO late Wednesday night, changing planes in Charlotte NC in the morning for a short hop to Ft. Myers.
Texas, 13 December
A one-game trip to Austin for a noon game on a Sunday. The game will be on ESPN. But if you fancy a trip to Austin, Virgin America has just the flights you want: non-stop both ways, departing SFO at 10:35 AM Saturday and departing AUS at 5:30 PM Sunday.
If you are going, it would be advisable to order game tickets in advance; Texas draws big crowds. Single-game tickets are on sale at this link. Or, the ticket office phone number is 512-471-3333.
UA and ASU, 2 and 4 January
The Cardinal plays in Tucson at 3pm on Saturday, the day after New Year's Day. Then it plays ASU in Tempe at 7pm on Monday night.
Welcome to the world of PAC-12 TV scheduling, carefully designed to provide maximal expense and difficulty for the travelling fan.
Well, whatever. The usual itinerary is to fly in and out of Sky Harbor airport in Phoenix (PHX), and drive two-plus hours each way to Tucson. There are nonstop flights from SJC and SFO that arrive in Phoenix around noon, in plenty of time to make a 3pm game in Tucson.
Unfortunately the last return flights depart PHX around 9:30pm, so there's no way you could see the Monday night game and catch one. Therefore to make this trip, you will need to spend three nights in hotels and return to the Bay Area on Tuesday morning.
If you have the right stuff to do this, figure on buying UA tickets at the door. You should always order ASU tickets in advance. The ASU ticket number is (888) 786-3857. Ask for section G to sit behind the visitor bench.
You will have all of Sunday and Monday for tourism. So, here are some things to do around Tucson:
- Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum has more than 300 live animal species and two miles of paths. Located 14 miles west of Tucson in Tucson Mountain Park.
- Catalina State Park—bird-watching and hiking.
- Arizona State Museum (on University of Arizona campus) interprets the history of Southwestern cultures.
- Mission San Xavier Del Bac, an impressive example of Spanish mission architecture, built in 1783-97.
- Sabino Canyon in Santa Catalina Mountains offers hiking as well as narrated excursions aboard shuttle buses.
And some things to do around Phoenix:
- The Desert Botanical Garden is always worth a visit.
- The winter home and studio of Frank Lloyd Wright at Taliesin West gives a good tour.
- Shopping in Scottsdale.
- The Heard Museum has ten galleries of native cultures and art, including ethnological, historical and contemporary objects of Southwestern Native Americans, daily artist demonstrations, more.
- The Pueblo Grande Museum contains a prehistoric Hohokam village ruin that includes a platform mound, ball court and irrigation canals.
UO and OSU, 15 and 17 January
The Cardinal play the Ducks in Eugene on Friday at 6 (note: six, not seven) PM. The OSU game in Corvallis is at 6 PM on Sunday.
There aren't likely to be many Bay Area fans on this trip, as it requires giving up two work-days, plus three hotel nights for the long weekend.
United has two nonstop flights SFO-EUG that arrive in time for the Friday game, and you have a selection of return nonstops on Monday.
It is feasible for a person unencumbered by a job to make this trip by road, and pleasant if the weather is decent. However! This is an El Niño year, and it is quite possible that northern California and central Oregon might see frequent and heavy snows.
If one did intend on driving, the itinerary would be:
- Thursday drive 6 hours to Ashland, OR (many good motels and restaurants);
- Friday morning drive another 5 hours to Eugene; check into hotel; see game.
- Saturday and most of Sunday at liberty in central Oregon;
- Sunday afternoon see game in Corvallis, spend the night there (the Hilton Garden Inn is a very short walk from Gill Coliseum).
- Monday get a crack-of-dawn start and drive back to the Bay Area nonstop (this requires two drivers; do not attempt solo).
For OSU tickets, all the nice lower-bowl sections, including section D behind the visitor bench, are sold-out to season ticket holders. All other seats are general admission. Go to the OSU seating diagram and buy general admission to print at home. Bring them along and be at the doors when they open.
For UO tickets, as of mid-November there seems to be plenty of availability from the Oregon ticket purchase page. Sections 102P, 102L and 202 are behind the visitor's bench in Knight Arena, although 103P has better sight-lines. If you prefer to call, the number is 541-346-4461.
Here are a few things to do on the long weekend:
- University of Oregon Museum of Natural and Cultural History.
- Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon.
- Scenic day trip driving to Coos Bay/North Bend.
USC & UCLA, 22 & 24 January
The Cardinal play at USC at 8pm (note: 8pm, not 7) on Friday; and at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion at 6pm on the Sunday. These are the only games against these schools this season.
The PAC-12 TV schedule forces a 6pm Sunday game; as a result there is very little chance of returning to the Bay Area that day. There is one American Airlines flight out of LAX to SJC departing at 9:55pm. If you don't have a rental car to turn in, and you can get a cab or Uber quickly, you might make it. Otherwise, and certainly if you are driving, you get to spend a third hotel night in LA.
It's a tossup whether to fly or drive for the L.A. trip. Given good weather, the door-to-door travel time is almost the same. (The Mythbusters tested it and got 5:33 one way, 5:25 the other.)
UCLA games can sell out; you should order tickets from the UCLA site when available. Section 101 and 102 are behind the visitor bench.
USC doesn't draw a big crowd to their nice arena, and all seats are general admission for women's games, so plan to buy tickets at the door.
Since you'll have all Saturday and most of Sunday at liberty in L.A., here are some things to do.
The following are some things that FBC members might enjoy.
- Petersen Auto Museum displays movie cars, race cars and vintage cars of all periods in a newly-remodeled space just across the street from the LA Museum of Art.
- Grand Park is a new downtown park, 12 acres built on top of a parking structure, with performance spaces, a wading fountain, and giant lawns.
- The Hotel Biltmore has appeared in many films and was the original setting for the Oscars ceremonies. Study some quick history before you go.
- The Museum of Jurassic Technology is an eccentric place. Wikipedia says its "collection includes a mixture of artistic, scientific, ethnographic, and historic, as well as some unclassifiable exhibits... The factual claims of many of the museum's exhibits strain credibility, provoking an array of interpretations from commentators." So, check it out!
- The Getty has lots of fine art in a stunning setting. On a clear spring day, great views of downtown. Room to wander and sit, and a nice cafeteria.
- The Huntington has even more, and more varied exhibitions than the Getty, and a vast garden. Nice cafe and tea room.
- Hancock Park, including the La Brea tar pits, the Page Museum in which the Tar Pit discoveries are displayed and explained, and right next door, the massive L.A. County Museum of Art. Just north of Hancock Park at 419 N. Fairfax is Canter's Deli, hit it for a pastrami, blini or an egg cream.
- The Norton Simon in Pasadena is another world-class art museum. On the way back, for something completely different, stop at the Soda Pop Stop, with 450 kinds of sodas and sarsaparillas and 500 kinds of bottled beer.
- The Skirball Center is a Jewish cultural center and a world-class museum.
- Gamble House is a magnificent turn-of-the-century villa, designed and stuffed full of furniture by Greene and Greene.
- Los Angeles: there is a "there" there, and you can find it on a walking tour led by the Los Angeles Conservancy. The docent-led tours are mostly on Saturday, or get one of their self-guided tours for use on another day.
- Disneyland! 'nuff said!
- Descanso Gardens, not as vast a garden as the Huntington but just as big a variety of plants and lots of places to sit and meditate.
- Is the Universal Studios Tour corny and kitschy? You betcha, and we loved it!
- For birders, Bolsa Chica ecological preserve in Huntington Beach has a great variety of shore birds visible from an easy walking trail.
And if that isn't enough, here's Tripadvisor's list of things to do in LA.
Cal, 5 February
Stanford plays Cal at Haas Pavilion on a Friday night at 7pm.
You can buy tickets at this link. At Haas, all lower-level seats are sold out to season ticket holders. As of Halloween, the lowest level available was row L.
If you are retired or can take the day off, you should start early and have an early supper at one of the many restaurants within walking distance of Haas. If you can't start early, you have very little hope of getting through Friday afternoon traffic in time for the game.
Colorado & Utah, 19 & 21 February
This trip begins with an 8pm Friday game versus the Buffs in Boulder. The second game is in Salt Lake City on Sunday, at 2pm. Neither team pulls large crowds, so plan on buying tickets at the door.
Here is a feasible itinerary:
- Friday, United 5693 from SJC to DEN, departs 10:11am, arrives 1:36pm.
- Rent car, drive 90 minutes to Boulder; check in to motel; find supper; see game.
- Saturday at liberty in Boulder/Denver area.
- Sunday, United 5283 DEN -> SLC, departs 7:55am, arrives 9:26am.
- Rent car, drive around Salt Lake; find lunch at one of many restaurants at the West end of campus.
- See game; drive to airport.
- Southwest Airlines flight 1745 departs 5:55 to LAS, change to SW flight 379 to SJC arrives 8:40pm
Here is Tripadvisor's Top Things to Do in Denver. Or, you could fly to SLC on Saturday, in which case here is its Top Things to Do in Salt Lake City.
PAC-12 Tournament, 3-6 March
Once again the tournament is at Key Arena in Seattle. Seattle is easy to get to, with many flights by many carriers and a wide range of hotels. Key Arena is in the Seattle Center with plenty of parking and the monorail for access from downtown. Several comfortable hotels are in walking distance of the games.
Places to eat
This "Thrillist" article lists "Seattle's best new restaurants and bars 2015". Catching our eye in this list is the Molten Chocolate Cakery. Anyone up for a grilled chocolate sandwich with spiked drinking chocolate?
For a quick meal between tournament sessions, the food court in the Seattle Center is convenient to the Key Arena but frankly, not that interesting. For a proper meal, walk just a few blocks south of the Space Needle to the Tilikum Place Cafe, a delightful small restaurant with an inventive, French-inspired menu featuring locally-sourced ingredients. Another place we've tried and enjoyed, less than a mile from the Center, is Osteria Rigolletto, located in the basement of the Stackhouse apartment complex. Or, grab a taxi downtown and lunch at Il Corvo, a highly-touted pasta place that is open only for lunch.
Or, for something completely different, go up to the other end of town to A la Mode Pies and explore the Phinney Ridge neighborhood, supposedly tops for its singles scene.
Things to do
There is so much to do and see in Seattle, you really should arrive a day or two early just for sightseeing before you settle in for basketball. Two high points for views over the city (besides the familiar Space Needle) are the SkyView Observatory on the 73rd floor of the Columbia Center, and the Seattle Great Wheel. On a day when, as local people say, "the mountain is out" (i.e. not hiding in clouds) you will get a stunning view of Mt. Rainier from any of them.
If you have the time, it might also be worth visiting the famous Pike Place Market, which is consistently rated as one of the best places to shop for food in the US. In the middle of the market look for the elevator that takes you down to the waterfront esplanade. From there, a brisk mile walk along the waterfront brings you to the Olympic Sculpture Park, an outdoor wing of the Seattle Art Museum.
Been there, did that last year? And you've been to the Chihuli Glass in Seattle Center?
Well, how about the Living Computer Museum, where you can get real hands-on time with a variety of old micro-, mini- and mainframe computers.
Want to get outdoors? In 1903, the city of Seattle hired the Olmsted brothers (sons of Frederick Law Olmsted who designed the UC Berkeley campus) to plan a system of parks. The jewel of that system is Volunteer Park, where you will find the Conservatory, a beautiful Victorian-style glasshouse that has just been restored in 2014, and also the Asian Art Museum specializing in the arts of the entire Pacific basin.
Like airplanes? Take your rental car to the south end of town and spend hours among vintage planes in the three hangar-sized galleries of Boeing's Museum of Flight. Then step outside and walk through President Johnson's Air Force One, and the last Concorde SST to fly. If you are interested in aviation, budget at least four hours for this stop.
Continue 30 miles south to Tacoma and visit the Museum of Glass, where you watch major works being blown in the working "hot shop" every day. Barely half-mile away in the confusing streets of waterfront Tacoma is the LeMay Car Museum, a huge collection of vintage cars presented in a vast but beautiful gallery. If you are a car buff, expect to spend at least three hours.
For a nice day-trip by car, take the Ferry to Bainbridge Island, or go to the north end of Seattle and take the Mukilteo ferry to Whidbey Island. Either jaunt lets you poke around miles of quiet roads through rustic scenery, cute small towns, and water vistas. On Bainbridge, get fish and chips at the historic Harbor Public House. Or if you explore Whidbey, find the little town of Coupeville and have a seafood lunch at The Oystercatcher.
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For the Cardinal, the first and second rounds are ... TBS!
NCAA Regional, 26—28 March
Locations are Sioux Falls SD, Lexington KY, Bridgeport CT, and Dallas TX.
Final Four! 3 and 5 April
The 2016 Final Four is to be held in Indianapolis, in the same arena where in 2011, the Cardinal lost a semifinal game to Texas A&M. The semifinal games are on Sunday and the final on Tuesday.
Perhaps things will go better than the last trip to Indianapolis. Nevertheless, here is how to schedule a Final Four trip.
First, arrive early. There's a ton of hoopla the day before: the WBCA high-school All-American game (often featuring an upcoming Stanford recruit), the battle of the bands (often won by LSJUMB), possibly a team reception (your team, all poshed up). For this year, arrive on Friday so you can attend anything on Saturday.
Second, book your trip on the expectation that Stanford will be eliminated in the semifinal. Reserve the hotel only through the night of the semifinal game, and book your return flight for the day after that game, in this case, Monday.
The point is, if Stanford loses, you don't have to make the agonizing decision whether to stay around and watch another coronation for UConn, or go through the fuss of trying to get an earlier return flight. You're all set to go. But if Stanford does win, there will be no objection from your hotel at extending your stay for two days. After all, a bunch of disappointed people just checked out! And your airline will usually not have a problem rebooking your return flight, although you might want to initially buy a higher-priced ticket that doesn't have a big rescheduling fee.
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Linux Conquers the Canaries
The Canary Isles now rely almost entirely on Linux in education.
Many Canaries' schools and the major universities all use Kubuntu – a derivate of Ubuntu which uses the KDE desktop. According to the project manager the schools are using Meduxa, which is based on Kubuntu (Breezy Badger), KDE 3.5.6 and a selection of educational software including vocabulary trainers, astronomy software and calculation tools. Canaries' universities use Bardinux, derivative of Kubuntu Feisty Fawn with various add-on packages from various fields of science.
Thus far, 300 schools have deployed Linux, with another 100 to follow by the end of the year. All told, 8000 computers will be running the free operating system on the islands. All 1100 state schools will be moving to the Meduxa operating system by the first half of 2009.
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