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Neel Chang
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I haven't used it yet just in my backyard. It seems durable and well made. Easy to set up. I would recommend this tent to a friend.
Great tent
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I've had this tent for a year and love it. I have had it in driving rain storms and sandstorms and 0 degree 70 humid conditions and it has answered the bell. Here are my top items: 1) weight. After having lugged a NorthFace minibus 22 around this thing feels like a feather. I had a lot of concern about the material but problems so far. There is tear on my bag so I'm extra careful with the material since its so thin. 2) setup - setup is a snap except for where you attach the fly to the cross pole. This thing is a bear to attach and I had to give up once when my hands were cold. I have a beta 2012 version I got on sale from BA so perhaps that's the problem. 3) features - I've gotten use the door and just remember to kick it in although I would like to see a D-door instead. the pockets are located perfectly and hold a lot of gear. The head room is fantastic due the cross-piece holding the roof of the A-frame in place (modified A-frame (MAF) as Backpacker calls it). The length of the tent does seems short (90 " claim) and my 6'6" bag seems to hit both ends. The reflective guy lines are awesome. My friends all went bought reflective paracord to use on their tents after seeing my tent! The footprint is a must given the lightness of the material. I can't see using the gear loft. I need the headroom. without loft you can sit up and change. 4) Condensation - never had problems (not once) in the tent although the inside of the fly picks up a large amount on the winter and spring trips. The reviewer below who complained about water in the tent had a bad experience. They are right that the fly wont cover the whole tent but it does get within a few inches of the ground and what is exposed of the tent body is waterproof material (same as fly material). Bummer they didn't like the tent. I love it!!!
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This tent is extremely well made and mine only weighs in at 2lb 9oz with the stuff sacks and stakes. The fabric seems delicate, but it's ultralight, so that is expected. It is the perfect size for me to sleep comfortably in (I'm 5'9" and 160lbs). Still though, I have to say that it is not as roomy as other reviews claim it to be--yes, it is comfortable for one person, but there is not a chance that I could fit all my gear (minus food) inside it with me.
The vestibule is also on the small side and barely fits my pack, and I would not expect it to keep my gear dry in a heavy downpour. One reviewer mentioned fitting their dog inside with them--either their dog is sleeping ON them, or they have a chiuaua. There is barely enough room to fit my camera and a few other small items by my side, and that is enough for fair weather or where rodents are not a problem, but the 2 person version is my preferred solo tent so I can keep my pack safely inside where rodents won't chew on it or poop inside it. I switched to a tent from a hammock because I was tired of finding mouse turds inside my pack, and the UL1 doesn't really solve this problem.
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I love this tent, but have to return it. I also have the 2P, and love it for backpacking with my lab. I wanted to try the 1P for solo trips. Although big enough for some, it's just a wee bit too claustrophobic for my taste. Aside from not being "right" for me, the tent itself is simply awesome. I wouldn't have tried the 1P if I didn't love the 2P as much as I do. I LOVE the 2P. And the 1P would be just as awesome if I could get past the "too tight" feeling.
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Kelly from Big Agnes shows up the Copper Spur series of Ultralight tents from Big Agnes.
So close, yet so far....poor design
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This tent is just plain poorly designed. You cannot secure the rain cover down over the base of the tent (at the four corners). Either the front or the rear corners WILL be exposed to rain, and WILL eventually allow mositure to enter the tent. As expensive a tent as this is, I am shocked that this thing is so poorly designed. I highly suspect the "favorable reviews" are bogus, or from people that really haven't used it in serious rain. And don't be fooled by the 90 inch length, I am only 6 feet tall, and can bearly position myself in the tent so that I don't touch the walls (they slope). Yes, it is otherwise well made, and I loved the light weight, but at this price, it is not worth the poor design..
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I feel compelled to respond as one who has DEFINITELY used this tent in Colorado's San Juan mountains in A) pouring rain B) driving hail C) STRONG winds (mixed with a ton of rain) D) exposed locations (above tree line every time). This tent is STURDY. In all of that precipitation, only two drops of water got through the vent because the rain was driving horizontally right at the vent. Two more small pieces of velcro would help with that.
I am also 6'0" and had no problem whatsoever with room inside of it. It's quite roomy for it's weight, in my opinion. Compared to other tents with similar weight, they are smaller and more cramped.
Anyway, as one who has used this tent in HARSH conditions, I can attest that my response is not bogus, but rather written as one who absolutely loves this tent and will not be shopping for a replacement any time soon. I'm sorry you haven't enjoyed this tent, but I want people who are reading your review to know that people like me who like this tent are not writing bogus reviews after setting it up in their living room.
Current 2012 Model Overview
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A brief overview of the new 2012 Big Agnes Copper Spur UL1 Tent. Highlights showing the differences between it and the previous year model. And let's not forget it's free standing and only slightly heavier than a tarp/hammock setup. This is the one man tent to rule them all...
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Notice how at 4 minutes and 13 seconds in the video, it shows that the corners of the tent at the lower end, are EXPOSED. After a heavy rain, I was DRENCHED at the lower end of the tent. It didn't matter how tight I tried to pull the cover over the corners, it was just short by and inch or 2....how dumb for a tent this pricey!
Mike Horan
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Well done review. Appreciate the comparisons to older models and other tents.
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sweet tent! i just got back from a trip to banner peak in the high sierra. we had howling winds for days. this little gem behaved superbly! roomy for one, room for your large lab to join you, barely enough room for a small 'significant other'. beautiful functional door / vestibule arrangement- a lot more pleasant than the end- entry style on the big agnes fly creek tent. all my buddies are jealous.
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From your description, it sounds like maybe this is a review for the 2P? Can you confirm that this review applies to the 1P tent?
So far so great...
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Finally settled on this tent (summer 2012) after an exhaustive search, and my experience waiting out nasty storms in similar BA tents. One of the main selling points for me, at 6'2" tall, was the 90" length. While my feet brush the end of this one and I still wish it were longer, at least it's not jammed like many others. The other clinchers were the light weight, and the quality of BA's stitching. So many other tents out there are sewn like all the other cheap junk coming out of Asia. While this home is constructed there too, at least BA applies higher stitch-counts with high-quality. Lastly, I really enjoy the layer of nylon fabric between the floor and the mesh-netting; it adds a little privacy and blocks other peoples lights from glaring straight into your eyes while your lying in it at night (if you don't have the fly on). I wish BA would do the same on the doors of the Fly Creek series.
At first I was hesitant because the the door design lowering to the bottom, rather than the D-doors. After using it I actually don't mind the door, I just try to keep it 'in' the tent when it's down, and I like how wide it is. The only things I would improve is to have the door zipper sewn and taped, like Mtn. Hdwr. used to do, rather than the now standard felled double row of stitching. The taped way makes the doors much easier to glide open and close, and helps the zipper last longer. Also, despite my comments above, some of the stitching on the fly is a little sloppy in places, but no leaks so far.
I really like this tent and am due for an...
Trish Evans
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I really like this tent and am due for an upgrade. I am a cyclotourist and the vestibule is too small for my gear. Is the 2008 vestibule attatchment compatable with this model (even though it doesn't match and/or is there a new version of that accessory?
Kirk Haskell
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Trish ,
Sorry that was an acessory attachment for the emerald mountain series it will not fit this tent. you could jump up and give yourself some room by going to the 2 person version .. it still has smaller pole lenghths to fit in paniers.
Single Vestibule, Copper Spur UL1
Bradley Austin
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Hey all, just confirming that the description is incorrect, and the specs are. There is a single vestibule on the new model.
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The new model also weighs less by 2 oz. AND the top cross pole is shorter and fits more like the Hubba design. The color of the rainfly is also different from older model. The pictures are correct here but not the specs.
Bradley Austin
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Whiskeyfox nailed it. Looking like our specs have been corrected though, and now display (1) vestibule and (1) door.
Video Review: Copper Spur UL1
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My video review of the Big Agnes Copper Spur UL1. This and many more video reviews and tips at backpackersreview.com
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Just FYI, this video must be for the older version of this tent, because the newer version does not have the small zippered access panel on the far wall of the tent.
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This is a well-made tent as you might expect coming from Big Agnes. It is feels larger than it really is and has good headroom. It's light and set-up is a breeze. I have a full video review at backpackersreview.com


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New developments in the controversial battle surrounding YPD's surveillance.
Of Muslim mosques businesses and student groups across the river and the other state of New Jersey.
City attorney general in the garden state has now ruled that the police's counterterrorism work.
Was legal even though across state lines however the Council On American Islamic Relations which is known -- care.
Not surprisingly they -- agreement that finding here's their quote we are disappointed with the outcome of the review.
All consider we will consider all legal options including -- renewed appeals for action.
By the Department of Justice so for -- -- and this is an over let's check -- Republican Pete king he's the chairman of the homeland security committee.
Harassment good morning good to have you with this is -- always.
What do you welcome good to -- review it is -- then the big issue was that the counterterrorism folks are new Yorker -- in the river going into New Jersey.
Undercover surveillance in businesses in mosques New Jersey found out about it and they -- bit surprised that this was going on without their knowledge.
And now has been ruled that that they did nothing illegal right.
-- in fact this is a tremendous vindication for the NYPD it's a validation of all of they've been doing.
And actually -- that many people in Jersey didn't know what was happening -- former governor Cody -- we actually signed an agreement with the NYPD when they commit New Jersey originally.
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Coordination between those huge metro areas a couple of quick questions for you about this sit.
Does this mean now that that sort of -- -- do anything differently now did does any inquiry that they do any investigating does it have to be justified.
By a lean in and do they have to make sure that everybody on both sides of the river knows what they're doing has anything changed in that relationship.
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Notification and cooperation that's really old old -- just gonna refine that a bit.
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Thank goodness and as a big win map for the counterterrorism folks in New York who I know you are big fan of until that they've been doing a heck of a good job.
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"The important thing is for us to stay out ahead of what we think the North Korean threat is, especially from their missile program," he said. "They've been testing more missiles, and they've been growing their capabilities and we have to stay out ahead."
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In a quickly changing world, today's Latin America is pursuing development with increasing self-confidence and stronger capacities. At the same time, expectations are growing that a more prosperous Latin America also contributes to international development, for example through South-South cooperation. A key question is how the region will get involved in the global governance of development, and in particular in the new Global Partnership that emerged from…
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- Do not inject with an injector unless it's 100% undetected, use at your own risk!
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Samuel P. Taylor SP
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Samuel P. Taylor State Park has wooded countryside in the steep rolling hills of Marin County north of San Francisco. The park features a unique contrast of coast redwoods groves and open grassland.
The park features a variety of flowers and trees, including oak, tanoak, madrone, live oak, laurel and Douglas fir. California native wildflowers include buttercups, milkmaids, and Indian paintbrush.
The most common animal in the park is the black-tailed deer. There are also raccoons, striped skunks and gray foxes. Coho salmon and steelhead trout migrate up Lagunitas Creek to spawn.
Know before you go...
The park is 15 miles / 30 minutes west of San Rafael on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard. If you are planning to camp or picnic, look for the 'Camp Taylor' entrance. Those planning to hike out of Devil's Gulch should continue 1 mile west of 'Camp Taylor' and park in the large pull-out before walking across the street.
Street Address
8889 Sir Francis Drake Blvd.
Lagunitas, CA 94938
Campsites 27-59, Madrone Group Camp and Cabins are currently available for reservation on ReserveAmerica.com The campground is often full on weekends, and everyday during the Summer months. The Reserve America site will indicate if any sites are not reserved for the current day, in which case they become available on a first come, first served basis. The Creekside Loop is available on a first come, first served basis until February 27th 2014, with reservations available now for later dates. The Orchard Hill Loop will remain open by reservation until further notice. Reservations can be made 7 months in advance.
Note that sites 15, 21, 30, 37, 39, and 58 are reserved for visitors with disabilities. A valid DMV-issued handicapped placard is required at time of check-in to an accessible campsite. The visitor with the disability must be present each night/day of the reservation/use period.
Parking $8
Camping $35 (includes parking for 1 vehicle)
Please contact the park for additional fee information
Dogs in the park
Dogs must be on leash at all times are allowed only in the following areas:
Day Use Picnic Areas
Campsites (excluding the Cabin area)
On the Cross Marin Trail Bike Path
Dogs are not allowed in the following areas:
Trails (except the Cross Marin Trail Bike Path)
Madrone Cabins
Any other undeveloped areas or open spaces
Seasons/Climate/Recommended Clothing
Summer and Spring are warm but usually 10 degrees cooler than the city, Fall and Winter can be quite cool with overnight lows around freezing. Weather readings for the park are taken from atop Mt. Barnabe and do not always reflect the cooler moist climate of the redwood forest were the campground is located. Layered clothing is best.
Park Features
59 family campsites, and several group campsites are available for camping. Most campsites are under majestic redwood trees, while the sites at Devil's Gulch and Madrone are situated under bay and oak trees at the bottom of Mt. Barnabe. Reservations are required during peak seasons for regular sites, and year round for group sites if they are open. The maximum occupany for standard campsites is 6 persons of any age.
The Madrone cabins are open now and available for reservation. Maximum occupancy is 5 persons and no pets are allowed. If you plan to try to purchase a cabin on a first come, first served basis please call the park prior to arrival , and check out the Madrone Cabin info.
The park offers a network of hiking trails and fire roads, making it easy to hike to the top of Mount Barnabe. Or, for a less strenuous visit, many visitors consider Azalea Picnic Area the best place in the park for a picnic or a place to relax.
The paved Cross Marin Trail bike path runs about three miles through the park, beginning near the entrance of the park. The trail is nearly level and follows the old Northern Pacific Coast Railroad right-of-way through Samuel P. Taylor and into the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
Because of natural disasters and destruction of habitat by humans, fishing is not permitted in Lagunitas Creek. Fishing is permitted in nearby lakes on Marin Municipal Water District land. A state fishing license is required.
Park History
The park is named for Samuel Penfield Taylor, who came to California from Saugerties, New York in 1849 to try his luck in the gold rush. He actually found gold, cashed in, and entered the lumber business.
Purchasing 101 acres of timberland along Papermill Creek (then called Daniel's Creek), Taylor built a paper mill and established a paper-making process. Using scrap paper and rags from San Francisco the mill produced newsprint and the worlds first square-bottomed paper bags -- a novelty at the time.
Taylor, with help from the Northern Pacific Coast Railroad, built a resort hotel and Camp Taylor, one of the first sites in the US to offer camping as a recreational pursuit. The area was one of California's most popular and well-known weekend recreation destinations in the 1870s-80s.
Camp Host Opportunities
(Availability year around) The camp hosts work with visitor services staff assisting park visitors with registration, firewood sales, and providing general information. They may also work with the maintenance staff assisting with minor projects. Each camp host should be willing to volunteer a minimum of 30 hours per week. Hosts must provide their own RV or trailer. For more information click here or contact the Ranger Station at (415) 488-9897 or by email at email@example.com.
Park Information
- Hours of Operation:
8am - sunset
- Park Office Telephone:
(415) 488-9897
- Available Online Reservation:
Upcoming Weekend: NO
Within 2 Weeks: NO
Updated: 12/12/2013 6:06 AM -
San Francisco Bay Area
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Max Trailer Length27 Feet
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Mailing Address
P.O. Box 251
Lagunitas, CA 94938
Operating Hours
Open 8:00 AM til sunset, for more information please call the park.
Camping Facilities Status
Creekside Loop - First Come First Serve, til 3/2014
Orchard Hill Loop - Reservable
Madrone Group - Reservable
Madrone Cabins - Reservable
Horse Camp - CLOSED, til 3/2014
Hike & Bike - OPEN Max 8 persons
For more information on special events and weddings:
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Click here for wedding permit application
David Kopler
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P.O. Box 1016
Novato, CA 94948
Phone 415-898-4363 ext 205
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Governor Rick Snyder has released another of his policy driven special messages to the Legislature, this time on talent development.
The Governor's message is that Michigan must "reinvent the way in which we prepare children for fulfilling careers, reshape how Michiganders look for work and redesign the way in which employers obtain the skills they need. "Tomorrow's opportunities cannot be realized with yesterday's skills," the governor was quoted as saying.
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The Governor's message once again recognizes that investing in place-based strategies will create the kinds communities that people are seeking to live, work and play in. The League has been pushing for such policies for several years through our "Center for 21st Century Communities" program, and most recently with the publication of our book, "The Economics of Place".
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Inside Lacrosse Podcasts: Will Barrow, Tom Borelli and Thanksgiving
This week was very tough for the lacrosse community. Christian Swezey, Terry Foy and I talk about the unfortunate passing of former Virginia middie Will Barrow, who helped the team to a national championship in '06. And we reflect on the tragic death of Buffalo News columnist Tom Borelli, who, last year, was the first sportswriter inducted into the NLL Hall of Fame.


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The historic Station Hotel has recently been refurbished. Thus offers the classic: high ceilings and spacious bedrooms together with the modern: boutique feel rooms, wifi available in all rooms, SKY TV, large new SONY TVs and a great garden bar, and restaurant that uses only the finest, local, ingredients. Now also taking bookings for Ryder Cup.
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Didn't a thread like this just get closed...oh yeah.
Listen, it's already been made clear what's happening.
1) MS and the XNA is the only stable set-up able to support this kind of community driven developement. Neither Sony or Nintendo have something like this available.
2) Because of this, the artists will be developing songs centered around the existing XNA platform, and therefore will be native to the 360 when they are complete.
3) Due to licensing fees, it would be impractical to demand artists to develope for all three consoles simultaneous. (HMX appears to be eating the costs involved with translating those songs that do cross over)
It has nothing to do with favorite consoles, and everything to do with MS already having the tools available to make this possible. If Sony or Nintendo can release something simliar to the XNA then I'm sure HMX would LOVE to try and get people developing for whichever consoles they're most familiar with.


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David Marr's profile of Archbishop George Pell (and the sex abuse scandal that continues to envelope the Catholic Church) in the previous edition of Quarterly Essay, was an eye opener for all civil libertarians and secularists. The correspondence section of the latest issue of the journal is equally absorbing and makes fascinating reading. Contributions from commentators like broadcaster Geraldine Doogue; Michael Cooney, a senior advisor to past Labor Prime Ministers; Barney Zwartz, the religion editor of the Age and Sex Party co-founder, Robbie Swan, present a wide range of views which author, David Marr says have continued to help him understand the complex person that George Pell is. Marr's story continues to grow and he suggests that he is not about to let up and there is a second story in the pipeline.In many ways, the story of how Australia's religious organisations allowed this appalling rape of generations of young Australians to happen, is conceivably one of the major episodes of modern history in Australia. Sex Party members will be particularly interested in the timing and behind the scenes actions that the Eros Association had in bringing the story of priestly abuse out into the open.
This Bill arose after an awful tragedy on NSW roads, where an intoxicated driver hit a car, resulting in the miscarriage of Brodie Donegan's 32 week-old foetus. Brodie had wanted to call her child, "Zoe", hence the title of this Bill. The intoxicated driver was charged with grievous bodily harm under the Crimes Act, but was not charged with a separate offence for the death of Zoe. This issue is understandably emotive, given the circumstances surrounding the legislation. It is of the utmost importance to carefully look at the potential consequences of legislation, especially if it is being pushed through parliament with a highly emotional narrative.


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The Boston Marathon remains the world's oldest and one of the most prestigious annual marathons. Each year, the MBTA accommodates thousands of participants and fans attending the event. Customers are urged to take public transportation to and from the Boston Marathon and advised to check T-Alerts for the most up-to-date service information prior to Marathon Monday.
- Getting to the Starting Line
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- Spending the Weekend in Boston
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Getting to the Starting Line
The Boston Marathon begins on East Main Street in Hopkinton, Massachusetts. Official Marathon participants should note that the only guaranteed mode of transportation on the morning of the race is the authorized Boston Athletic Association buses that load on the Tremont Street-side of the Boston Common. This area is easily accessed via the Green Line at Boylston Street Station and Arlington Street Station, the Green and Red Line at Park Street Station, the Orange Line at Chinatown Station, the Orange and Red Line at Downtown Crossing Station , and the Green and Blue Line at Government Center Station.
For more starting line information for Marathon runners, visit the Boston Athletic Association's Boston Marathon website.
Marathon fans and spectators can take the Framingham/Worcester Line Commuter Rail from the Downtown Boston area at South Station or Back Bay Station to Framingham Station.
For a full course map of the Boston Marathon, visit the Boston Athletic Association's Boston Marathon website.
Getting to the Finish Line
The course of the Boston Marathon finishes on Boylston Street near the John Hancock Tower and the Boston Public Library in Downtown Boston's Copley Square area. Fans and participants should note that Copley Station is CLOSED during the day of the Boston Marathon. Using the T to get to the finish line is the easiest transportation option with convenient Green Line stops at Arlington Station, Hynes Convention Center Station, and Prudential Station as well as the Orange Line and Commuter Rail stop at Back Bay Station.
For a full course map of the Boston Marathon, visit the Boston Athletic Association's Boston Marathon website.
Where Can Fans Watch the Race?
Which part of Boston will you be cheering from during the Marathon? Check out the official course map of the Boston Marathon for more information. The Boston Athletic Association's Spectator Information Page lists race day schedules, optimal viewing times and locations, parking information, road closures, and much more.
Spectators and fans can also reach the race via these MBTA Stations along the course:
- The Framingham/Worcester Line Commuter Rail (Framingham, West Natick, Natick, Wellesley Square, and Wellesley Hills Stations).
- Boston College Station on the Green Line B-Branch
- All surface-level stop on the C-Branch of the Green Line
- Kenmore Station, Hynes Convention Center Station, and Arlington Street Stations on the Green Line. To view the exciting finish, Kenmore Square is located at the one-mile-to-go marker.
- Back Bay Station on the Orange and Commuter Rail Lines
Paying Your Fare
You can buy a one-way CharlieTicket for $2.50, a one-day LinkPass for $11.00, and a one-week LinkPass for $18.00 using cash or credit/debit cards at machines located inside all underground MBTA stations. Also please note that CharlieTickets purchased onboard MBTA buses or onboard above-ground Green Line trolleys are cash-only. One-day and one-week LinkPasses allow you unlimited travel on all Subway Lines, Local Buses, Commuter Rail Zone 1A Lines, and Inner-Harbor Ferries for the number of days printed on your pass. For more information about paying your fare, visit our Fare page.
Spending the Weekend in Boston
If you are planning on spending a few days in the City of Boston, there is a great selection of tours, shows, events, and shops within walking distance of MBTA stations and bus stops. Visit the Greater Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau for more information on what to do and where to stay in Boston.
Boston Marathon Media Coverage
Live local coverage can be found on WBZ-TV, or boston.cbslocal.com. Live national TV coverage can be watched on the Universal Sports Television Network with live online streaming at universalsports.com. Live web coverage can also be found on baa.org.
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- How early does subway and bus service run? How late does subway and bus service run?
- Is there a special holiday schedule on Marathon Monday?
Which stations are closed during the Boston Marathon?
To accommodate large crowds in the Downtown Boston area, Copley Station is closed during the day.
How is my bus route affected?
During the day of the Boston Marathon, some bus routes may be rerouted to prevent disruption during the race. Visit our Events page prior to the Marathon for a full listing of rerouted buses as well as full service schedules the day of the race.
Do Marathon participants ride free?
All MBTA passengers must pay their full fare unless otherwise noted. Visit our Fare page for full fare information.
What streets are closed during the Boston Marathon and how long will they be closed?
Many streets along the Marathon course will be closed to traffic on race day. Others in the Boston area will be closed a few days earlier to prepare the finish line area. Visit the Boston Athletic Association's Boston Marathon website for a listing of street closures.
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Visit our Hours of Operation page to view first and last trip times for the Red, Blue, Orange, Green, Silver, and Mattapan Lines. For full bus service schedules, including first and last trip times, visit our Bus Schedules page.
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If Baywatch Down Under has taught us anything, it's that Australians have it made. Beautiful beaches, beach blond babes, and as much as vegemite as the stomach can handle. Did we mention they also supply the world with these awesome sheepskin lined shoes? Classically versatile and made for every day use, these kicks will keep your man paws wonderfully warm and looking good to boot.
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Vacancies: business administrator, financial controller
Skype is not only about engineering, coding and product development. We are a business, and we just posted openings for two great business positions — [business development administrator in London](http://www.skype.com/company/jobs/london/index.html#job-BD-Admin-JB) and [assistant financial controller in Luxembourg](http://www.skype.com/company/jobs/other/index.html#job-AFC-L-MG). If that sounds like… Read more
Sailing and hiking
On the weekend of June 18-19, the Skype team had two concurrent outing events in different parts of the world. We do have them once in a while with the engineering crew, but having two at the same time doesn't… Read more
Is this story for real?
[cottee.org](http://cottee.org/?p=163) re-posted one of [zobbo's photos from flickr](http://www.flickr.com/photos/zobbo/21864649/) regarding the remake of skype.com, and there was a comment by [Roger](http://www.ralsite.net/) there that caught my eye. Heh! And there was me thinking that they just made up these endorsements!… Read more
One free minute
[An interesting use of Skype and SkypeIn to broadcast anonymous calls to public audiences.](http://www.onefreeminute.net/) Kind of like Internetized version of [Hyde Park Speakers' Corner](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speakers%27_Corner). The operator of the service (artist?) says he's looking for some help with further customizing and… Read more
Recent changes on blogs.skype.com
We've made some improvements on blogs.skype.com over the past days. Many of them because you asked for it. Anything else you need? * **capacity upgrade.** At times during the past few weeks, the site was unresponsive or even down at… Read more
Dirk Röthig
Today's Featured Staff is Dirk who works as a mobile tester in Skype's Quality Assurance group. These people make sure that our releases work as expected and don't contain any nasty bugs. Also, they work with technologies and features that… Read more
Stream your iTunes to mobile using Skype
Another cool hack. [Use DittyBot and Skype to access your iTunes collection from any cellphone](http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000420047100/). Apparently it's easy to script such stuff up on a Mac and here's a challenge for Windows and Linux devs. (If you're fast enough, you… Read more
Minutes served: ten billion
Today, we hit the 10 billion Skype-to-Skype call minutes served mark at around 18:00 GMT. Let's recap. Skype was released in August 2003. We hit 1 billion minutes served somewhere in July 2004. Now, it's 10 billion minutes in June… Read more
Skyping with Lenn above Siberia
Skyping in airplanes is already becoming old news. [Lenn](http://lennpryor.blogs.com) is at this moment somewhere high above Siberia on his way to Japan and I chatted with him from the comfort of my home. As wifi on airplanes is becoming a… Read more
The Dog Skyper
There's an amazing variety of [photos on Flickr on Skype](http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/skype/). Here's [a recent one](http://www.flickr.com/photos/gjw1/19729681/). Would have called him (her? it?) to do an interview but the Skype Name doesn't seem to have been published. For the dogs running around our… Read more


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Trick-or-treater finds sewing needle in candy
A little boy trick or treating in the neighborhood of Cherry Lane Farms in Calvert County unwrapped a dangerous surprise Halloween night when he opened his candy. He found a sewing needle inside a candy wrapper, WJLA reports. He wasn't hurt, but parents in the neighborhood are very concerned.
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Two $1 million Powerball tickets sold in Md., Va.
While three lucky winners will split Wednesday's $448 million Powerball jackpot, two $1 million winning tickets were sold in the local area, as well.
Tags: Powerball, lottery, ticket, $1 million, winner, Calvert County, Annandale, Va.
NB Md. 4 in Calvert County reopens after crash
Officials reopened northbound Md. 4 at Mount Harmony Road in Calvert County, but it will likely close again in the evening.
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Rising waters pose difficult in Calvert County (Video)
Coastal communities the world over are often revered for their natural beauty, but with sea levels rising because of global warming, the very resource that drives people to these areas is starting to destroy them.
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2 hurt in Calvert County deck collapse
Two people sustained injuries when a deck they were on at a Calvert County residence collapsed.
Md. boy who survived murder-suicide released from hospital
Frank Hayward III, the only one in his family to survive what police say was a murder-suicide, has been released from the hospital.
Calvert Co. loses tree believed to be 200+ years old
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Advice for new gym-goers: Stick with it at least 21 days
If you're joining a gym with the goal of losing weight in the new year, a fitness expert has some advice for you.
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Insofar as hotels that are in rather than surrounding Puerto Natales I think this rates as no. 1. Hotel was incredibly well located across the road from one of the most beautiful vistas (see pic), rooms were large, comfortable, and clean. Restaurant food and service were average but not unusual for an "out of the way" town.
- Also Known As:
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- Hotel Costaustralis Puerto Natales, Aisen Region, Chile
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
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Driver cited after hitting building in Plainfield
PLAINFIELD A Williamstown man who crashed his vehicle into a building in Plainfield village Saturday during the towns 100th anniversary celebration of its fire department has been cited by Vermont State Police.
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"I have called the Legislature into Special Session to address some pressing legislative items that require attention," said Herbert. "These are timely issues that should be appropriately addressed by the Legislature on their regularly scheduled July interim day to ensure a more thorough and efficient legislative process."
Speaker of the House, Becky Lockhart (R), emailed House lawmakers about the session. She said the meeting is necessary to ensure a fair and thorough investigation of Swallow.
In the letter, Lockhart writes, "As I have stated many times, the people of Utah want answers and information. We are meeting that need. But we must do it in the right way, so that everyone can have confidence in the outcome – whatever that may be."
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House Majority Leader Brad Dee (R) is sponsoring the two bills. He said the changes to open meetings or records may be necessary.
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Once the investigation is complete, Dee said anything held back would be made public.
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White house with more let's bring in KT McFarland former deputy assistant secretary of defense and also a Fox News contributor ride the one of the statements and now we've just mentioned at the top of the show but the idea of justice being done that's what the president just talked about -- the next question will be.
How do we define that as a respond to this crisis in Libya.
Look the United States was attacked September 11 eleven years ago and the United States is attacked September 11 yesterday.
What what does that mean the United States territory embassy -- sacred ground that's American territory.
And it wasn't just Libya it was Egypt as well and those two attacks came within hours of each other.
Where they coordinated attacks when the president came out as he rightfully did and and ended grieve the loss of life of American diplomats particular American diplomats who were helping the Libyan people get their own freedom.
He should -- follow that by saying these attacks are not going to be tolerated we will hold the host governments responsible for this.
There's some indication even in Egypt that there was advanced warning that things were behind these attacks were coming which is why the Americans have gotten out of that embassy but the president has serious things to say that the leaders of those countries.
We are holding you responsible.
You have to protect our people you have to have better intelligence better.
Better protection of our people and if you don't do that and we are gonna reassess our relationship with you because if you don't stand strong right.
Now this is exactly what happened to Jimmy Carter and why my boss Ronald Reagan was elected -- because Jimmy Carter when Americans were taken hostage in Tehran didn't.
Do something strong he apologize.
Here on his hands he said let's try to negotiate and that's the kind of response I just heard from President Obama.
But back then didn't we -- have a better sense of who our enemies work with in the case of Libya -- the government within their all of these armed groups and rebel brigades and does the Libyan government.
Have you had any -- crawl out of about -- are they say they just liberated that kinda with with not a Libyan government didn't know an advance didn't stop it why not.
Must've known in advance because the jurors imposes -- that.
They knew and that's why -- -- has gotten out that in eighty jet with the Muslim they did not condemn the attacks -- patients some way -- Elected vague and -- -- Egypt right now the Muslim Brotherhood.
Did not condemn these attacks did not -- the united say did not if you -- he should have been standing there in front of the American Embassy to protect the Americans.
We -- these people billions of dollars we have little worried of these countries we have helped put these people in power and what is our response attacking the American Embassy which is an act of war.
Don't think -- let me go back comes gonna go back to the original question from on the try to sum it all up and see what -- Advocating for in terms of the idea justice being done what do you think we should actually deal.
I think -- the president -- states should say.
You are being held responsible you are the leaders of your countries.
You're responsible for the protection of the Americans effect that you either knew about it and didn't stand in the way or didn't know about it either way we're holding you responsible.
We're gonna reassess our situation relationship with you if you -- are people if you cannot protect our people we -- are people out and we by the way they separating all of.
Checks before we go -- in what's being lost in all of this.
Is that the heightened tensions between the White House.
And Israel absolutely and it add that into what happened in Egypt and Libya and KT what what are we facing -- that's.
Are coming off the trolley.
You know the president -- states having -- Israel has effectively told Israel you're on your own in dealing with a nuclear Iran.
What does that -- -- Israel that's got to have them think we'll see maybe we aren't around maybe we need to have some kind of a preemptive attack.
I think that the present has very badly handled all the -- the Arab Spring.
Which he helped usher -- and which he helped lead by pulling the rug out from under the leaders of those countries now is turning into an Arab winter.
I don't know what you make of this we've just been alerted to something came across the newswires -- the Egyptian president.
Bob and Marci Muller.
Alluded to he's asked the Egyptian embassy in Washington to take legal action in the United States.
Against the makers of this film swear this makers in this film that is in attacks the Prophet Mohamed and Muslim religion and all that that apparently angered some of these.
Even if you don't market this isn't a movie this is like some home video that may be twelve people -- watched.
This on the Internet.
That is is if that's an excuse they're using it because about -- all right to storm the American Embassy.
I think we should have a pretty fast phone conversation with mr.
-- -- will talk more about that does at all it will take of the -- covers how lucky we are probably those countries up financially.
We sure are and increasing -- amounted to Egypt kicked -- -- so -- and KT McFarland.
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Haman arrived at Esther's second banquet. Again, Ahasuerus asked what he could do for Esther. This time, however, she asked for more than his attendance at a party.
"I have come to beg for my life and that of my people," she said. "If we had been sold as slaves, I wouldn't have bothered you, but we are all going to be killed!"
"Who would dare to do such a thing?" the king roared. (Keep in mind that Ahasuerus didn't know Esther was Jewish, so he had not yet put two and two together.)
"An opponent and an enemy - this evil Haman!" she accused. (According to the Talmud in Megilla 16a, Esther made a Freudian slip - though the Talmud doesn't use that term. She started to point to Ahasuerus, whose ignorance and apathy she blamed for the whole debacle. That certainly would have messed things up, so an angel redirected her arm to point at Haman.)
Things collapsed for Haman at this point. Ahasuerus stormed out to compose himself and Haman started to beg the queen for his life. The king returned and found Haman falling all over Esther, which caused him to think that Haman was trying to force himself on the queen. Whatever Ahasuerus had been planning to say, it became moot, as that was the final straw. He ordered Haman's face covered.
Charbonah, one of the king's servants, seized the opportunity to curry favor. "You know what else Haman did?" Charbonah said. "He built gallows to hang Mordechai, who saved the king's life!" The king's reply was concise: "Hang him on it."
Haman was hanged and the king cooled off.
On Purim night, after we read the Book of Esther, we sing the song "Shoshanas Yaakov," whose closing line says that Charbonah should be fondly remembered. Charbonah was no altruistic ally; he was an opportunist. He knew about Haman's machinations but he didn't speak up until it benefited him personally to do so. Nevertheless, he did the Jews a good turn and we should appreciate our supporters, whatever their personal motivations may be.


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