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Coroner rules drowning as cause of death The body of Christopher Oakie was recovered in this stretch of the Vermillion River between Vermillion and Burbank known as Walker's Landing Sunday afternoon by the Clay County Sheriff's Department and the Vermillion/Clay County Fire Department Rescue Squad. by David Lias Corky Lemon was hoping for Sunday afternoon to be just another enjoyable time of fishing from his boat in the Vermillion River.
Then the unexpected happened. Lemon discovered the body of a man floating in a brush pile in the river near Walker's Landing, located between Vermillion and Burbank.
"After I found the body, I went upstream," he said. He found another fisherman who had a telephone with him, and the Clay County Sheriff's Office was called.
At approximately 3 p.m., officials from the sheriff's office and the Vermillion/Clay County Fire Department Rescue Squad recovered the body of Christopher Oakie, 21, of Vermillion.
The man's identity was confirmed following an autopsy performed by Dr. Brad Randall in Sioux Falls Monday.
Randall determined that Oakie died of drowning, and estimated that his body had been in the river for approximately seven days.
While the rescue squad was working to recover the body Sunday, Christopher Oakie's father, Joseph Oakie, made a report to the Vermillion Police Department that his son had not been seen by family or friends for a week.
On Sunday, local law enforcement were not suspecting that Oakie was the victim of foul play, but they weren't ruling out that possibility.
After Monday's autopsy, the suspicions of foul play diminished further.
Clay County Deputy Sheriff Andy Howe said officials may learn more about what happened to Oakie when they receive the results of tests currently being performed on the victim's blood. The results of those tests won't be known for approximately two weeks.
"Right now, the cause of death appears to be an accident," Howe said. "We don't know when or where. We have been talking to his family and friends, and have been trying to establish when and where he was last seen. His family had been looking for him."
The Oakie family lives in the vicinity of Cotton Park in Vermillion, which is near the Vermillion River. Oakie's body was found approximately two miles downstream from that area.
"We're not saying he entered the river near his home; we really don't know where he went into the river," Howe said. "The last sighting of him alive does correspond with the week-long period that the medical examiner believes the body may have been in the river."
Finding a body in the Vermillion River on Sunday "was one of the last things I expected to happen that day," Lemon said. "He was laying face down. He had blue jeans, a blue T-shirt and work boots on."
Lemon said he's fished all of his life, and when he sees something strange in the water, he usually takes a closer look.
"I've always been curious, I guess," he said. "That day I saw something I couldn't identify in the brush pile that I just had to check out. And other people had been by that area earlier in the day and not seen the body.
"It's over and I hope I never find another body in the river," he added. "Once you do, you sure get a funny feeling."

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Great for travel I have this item in turquoise/tan/black and cobalt/white/black and they're all I need for a 7-10 day trip--day or night--just change the tank, pants, and print-to-black. It packs great, wrinkles shake out; machine washes/dries perfectly. September 18, 2013
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Come celebrate and support the Official Bison Herd of the State of Texas and their 1000-acre habitat! The Festival starts at 10 a.m. with arts, crafts, food vendors, and activities. The live music starts at 2 p.m. with Caleb Allemand & the 9 Volt Band, No Dry County, Brandon Adams & the Sad Bastards, Zac Wilkerson, Casey Berry & the Live Texas Mosquitoes, and closing out the show will be Texas' own 9-time Grammy Award-winning, Asleep at the Wheel!
The event is being held to raise funds to help continue restoration of the Texas State Bison Herd historic range within Caprock Canyon State Park.
During the celebration, visitors will be able to donate directly to the Texas State Bison Herd Restoration project or purchase merchandise to support prairie restoration efforts. Donations can also be made online by visiting www.caprockpartnersfoundation.com or by calling (806) 455-1441.
$20 advance tickets are available through TicketRiver, or you can get them at the gate, on the day of the show, for $25. There is no seating, so bring chairs and blankets, if you like. Folding chairs will also be available for purchase at the event
The event is being held at the Quitaque Cotton Gin on FM 1065 Quitaque, Texas 79255 (1/4 mile south of Quitaque)
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We think that fixed lines will be around for some time, but there is no question that there is going to be a slow substitution of traditional fixed line or voice calls on mobile with this type of application (VoIP). But it's going to be a very long process," - Marco Fiorentina
The benefits that surround VoIP and similar are not undocumented, so it is easy to see why there is a potential market for this type of product. It will be interest if uptake in the system will be quick enough to actually phase the traditional landline out within 15 years, though.
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Trying to tap a precise spot on your iPhone while you're walking, jogging, or riding in a car can be a challenge. Apple may have a solution in the works via a new patent.
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Join FRA as we head up to the sometimes overlooked part of our great state, the North Park of Colorado. Participants will spend two days (Fri & Sat) fishing the Delany Buttes lakes as a "fish along". FRA will provide you with float tubes if you dont have one to dial in on some really huge fish that inhabit these amazing lakes. Fish here average in the 18in range and many fish over 26" are caught on a regular basis. We should be down there during the chironomid hatch and fishing bugs vertically through the water can be an incredible experience on these lakes.
The purpose of this introductory course is to provide a beginner's most basic look at the world of fly fishing. This class is for the "never ever". The class is a one day, 4 hour class that begins with 2 hours of classroom instruction covering knots, basic rigging and the basics of dry fly fishing and nymphing. The second part of the class is conducted at a nearby lake and students are taught the fundamentals of casting.
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Topic: iPhone 4
Apple's iOS 7.1 brings iPhone 4 speed enhancements, iBeacon improvements
03/11/2014, 12:03 am
Along with the addition of headline features like CarPlay, Apple's latest iOS 7.1 update brought a welcome speed boost for the four-year-old iPhone 4, as well as new iBeacon handling that allows apps to search for signals even when closed.
Apple sold 1.6M iPhones in Russia during 2013 as big telecoms resumed sales, report says
02/18/2014, 05:02 pm
After persuading major Russian cellular providers to sign on as partner carriers, Apple's iPhone sales doubled in 2013 to some 1.57 million units.
Apple has reportedly resumed iPhone 4 production for sale in developing markets
02/04/2014, 06:02 pm
A report on Tuesday claims Apple has returned the discontinued iPhone 4 to production, though the three-generation-old handsets will be available only to very specific markets in India, Indonesia and Brazil.
Incipio unveils NFC-based Cashwrap mobile wallet case for Apple's iPhone
01/24/2014, 01:01 pm
Accessory maker Incipio on Friday officially launched the Cashwrap, an NFC-enabled case that adds support for the ISIS mobile payment standard to the iPhone 4, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5 and iPhone 5s.
Rumor: Apple to reintroduce 8GB iPhone 4 to curb flagging India sales
01/14/2014, 01:01 am
With the smartphone race heating up in emerging markets keen on low-priced handsets, Apple is supposedly poised to resurrect the 8GB iPhone 4 exclusively for Indian buyers.
From first-gen iPhone to 5s, all eight models put to speed test
09/30/2013, 10:09 am
The evolution of Apple's iPhone — from the original model through the new 5s and 5c — was shown off recently in a new video that pits all eight released versions of the bestselling handset against each other in a test of speed.
iPhone 4 remains widely available in China after iPhone 5s, 5c debut
09/12/2013, 10:09 am
Apple continues to offer the iPhone 4 in China through Apple retail stores, carrier partners, and authorized resellers despite China's status as a launch country for the iPhone 5s and 5c.
'iPhone 5C' expected to replace iPhone 5, while Apple's iPhone 4S will live on
08/19/2013, 08:08 am
This fall, Apple's newly revamped iPhone lineup is expected to include the high-end "iPhone 5S," a plastic "iPhone 5C," and a low-end option with the legacy iPhone 4S, according to a well-connected insider.
Strong sales of Apple's iPhone boost Foxconn profits by 41%
08/13/2013, 01:08 pm
Net profits at Apple manufacturing partner Foxconn were up by 41 percent in the company's second quarter, boosted by stronger than expected sales of the existing iPhone lineup.
Resale value of Apple's iPhone 4 increased 10% since April, Galaxy S III dropped 27%
08/07/2013, 08:08 am
The resale value of iPhone 4 in the U.S. has actually grown by more than 10 percent since April, a new survey has found, while Samsung's smartphone lineup can't command the same used prices as Apple.
iOS phone share growing faster than Android in US, UK and France
07/29/2013, 01:07 pm
New data from Kantar Worldpanel shows year over year market share gains by iOS in the United States, Great Britain and France, despite a seasonal shift that's returned Android to a majority share in the U.S.
Verizon asks Obama to intervene in Apple v. Samsung case, prevent impending iPhone ban
07/25/2013, 12:07 pm
Verizon's top lawyer penned an editorial this week asking President Barack Obama to prevent the U.S. International Trade Commission from barring the sales of some older iPhones.
iPhone 5 accounts for half of Apple's smartphone sales, iPhone 4S takes 30%
07/22/2013, 12:07 pm
More than half of all smartphones sold by Apple in June were the latest-generation iPhone 5, according to new data, while the iPhone 4S, first released in 2011, accounted for 30 percent of sales.
Chinese man allegedly electrocuted by iPhone 4 and third-party adapter
07/19/2013, 03:07 am
For the second time this week, a report from China links Apple's iPhone to an accidental electrocution, with the latest incident involving a 30-year-old man who has been comatose for over ten days.
Verizon's sales suggest Apple may have sold 34.7M iPhones in June quarter
07/18/2013, 03:07 pm
iPhone activation figures from Verizon, the largest carrier in the U.S., suggest that Apple could have sold as many as 34.7 million iPhones in the just-concluded June quarter.
Briefly: Virgin Mobile offers 15% discount on prepaid iPhone 4/4S
05/16/2013, 08:05 pm
In a web-only exclusive, U.S. prepaid cell carrier Virgin Mobile has discounted Apple's iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S by 15 percent, bringing prices down to as low as $280.
Apple's $15 settlement checks for iPhone 4 'antennagate' begin arriving
04/23/2013, 09:04 am
iPhone 4 owners who filed claims in a class-action lawsuit against Apple over the device's antenna have begun receiving $15 settlement checks in the mail.
Verizon's 4M iPhone activations in line with expectations, showing Apple's 'stability'
04/18/2013, 11:04 am
While iPhone growth may be slowing, Apple's hugely profitable smartphone franchise isn't going anywhere, as evidenced by the latest on-target activation numbers at Verizon, the largest carrier in the U.S.
Apple's iPhone accounted for 4M of Verizon's 7.2M total Q1 smartphones
04/18/2013, 08:04 am
With 7.2 million total smartphones activated in Verizon's first fiscal quarter, the iPhone accounted for more than half, with 4 million total Apple handsets activated in the three-month span.
Cheap smartphones besting Apple, Samsung in growing Indian market sales
04/12/2013, 09:04 am
Local smartphone makers in India with aggressively low prices are outselling worldwide market leaders Apple and Samsung, according to new data.


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WASHINGTON -- The Phillies started an outfield of Darin Ruf, John Mayberry Jr. and Domonic Brown Tuesday night.
Who would have thought six months ago -- heck, one month ago -- that Ruf would be the guy out of those three most likely to have a future in the Phillies' outfield?
The Phillies lost to the Washington Nationals Tuesday night, 4-2, but it wasn't from a lack of long-distance mashing by Ruf. He connected on a pair of solo home runs, which means all four runs the Phillies have scored in the two games against the National League East champions in this final series have been driven in by the rookie. (Monday night it was his two-run triple that gave the Phils a 2-0 win.)
He seems to have Washington's number, right?
"Well," Ruf said, "they are one of only two teams I've really played against so far. That helps."
"If we didn't have Ruf, we might not score against Washington," said manager Charlie Manuel, who has seen the minor-league home-run champ drive in his team's last seven runs against the Nationals spanning the last three times the teams have met.
"If you hit the ball like that, it's interesting because he has a quick bat. ... He's hit, what, 42 home runs between here and (Double-A Reading) and he hit .300? I mean, who else does that? That gets your attention. That's not 10 or 12 home runs or 30 or 40 ribbies. That's big hitting."
While Ruf was raising his average to .355 and collecting his sixth extra-base hit and ninth RBI in 31 at-bats, Mayberry was going 0-for-5 with two strikeouts. He heads into the regular-season finale on a 3-for-36 skid that has lowered his average to .245 for the season. In 479 plate appearances this season, Mayberry has 46 RBIs.
It isn't a coincidence that Manuel has been bellyaching about a lack of production from outfielders lately. And he made it clear that he's taking notes as this season closes.
In other words: John Mayberry Jr., you're on notice.
"If you see somebody the way he's been hitting it for power," Manuel said, "I know if I saw someone hitting it that way, I knew it would be affecting me. I'd know I'd better pick it up.
"This a dog-eat-dog game. I think a lot of players don't understand that anymore. If somebody is hungry and mean, they can come in and take your job in a New York minute."
Ruf has work to do defensively in left field, and he'll play winter ball in Venezuela to work on that. However, in his handful of games in left with the Phillies he hasn't made any demonstratively terrible plays.
Meanwhile Tuesday, Brown was in right field running to a spot on Adam LaRoche's home run that was about 20 feet away from where the ball went over the wall. In the ninth inning, Brown overran a fly ball down the right-field line in foul territory, jumping to make the catch as the ball landed about five feet behind him. It was the type of stuff that makes you want to send the guy to an optometrist.
"Coming into the final stretch, knowing that I was going to get to play a little bit," Ruf said, "I was just trying to put myself in a position where I could compete in spring training next year, if not for a starting job just a spot on the team."
It was an odd night, as both teams used a lot of bench players in the starting lineup and both had to scratch their scheduled starting pitchers and use a gaggle of relievers to get the job done. B.J. Rosenberg made the start for the Phillies and pitched four solid innings, but Josh Lindblom gave up his 13th gopher ball in 71 innings this season to LaRoche and another run in the sixth, and Antonio Bastardo allowed a run to cross the plate in the eighth.


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4:04 PM CDT, May 18, 2013
Is anything cooler than tennis' electronic replay system?
A player who isn't sure about a line call raises a finger immediately after the call. The chair umpire announces the challenge, and the Hawk-Eye animation system appears on a nearby video screen showing the ball slowly approaching the line. It hits and caroms out of view, leaving behind an imprint that shows where the ball hit the court.
As quick as that, the original call is upheld or changed, and players get on with the match. There are almost never arguments after Hawk-Eye has had its say.
How good is the system? So good that John McEnroe would have had to get angry with himself when he was in his prime, not everyone else involved with his matches.
Hawk-Eye has speeded up tennis matches, and, if it is done right, an expanded replay system could be just as good for baseball.
After 15 years of debate, a comprehensive system finally is coming fast. No one will be happier to see it than former Reds and Nationals general manager Jim Bowden, now a commentator for SiriusXM.
He introduced the concept of electronic review to his fellow general managers at a meeting in the 1990s, and he always will remember how it fell on deaf ears.
Bowden says the vote was 27-1 against him. But with more than two decades of embarrassing mistakes by umpires and technology improving all the time, the GMs steadily have lined up on Bowden's side.
Now even Commissioner Bud Selig and owners are there. The word that came out of the owners quarterly meetings in New York last week suggests Major League Baseball probably will make all calls other than balls and strikes subject to instant replay in time for next season, the final year of Selig's contract, rather than on the next commissioner's watch.
Selig said Thursday his opinion "has evolved'' over the years.
MLB was set to add fair/foul calls and catches/traps by fielders for 2014, but Selig and owners apparently have been persuaded to make safe/out calls on the bases also subject to review. We have Angel Hernandez to thank, among others.
As for the timing of Selig's change, it couldn't have hurt the momentum of discussions in New York that the owners meeting closely followed Hernandez's botched call that denied the Athletics' Adam Rosales a tying home run in the ninth inning against the Indians. Fieldin Culbreth's misinterpretation of the rules when he allowed Astros manager Bo Porter to switch a reliever out of the game without first facing a hitter wouldn't have been subject to review, but it added to the spotlight on umpiring.
"Have we had a bad week or so? Yeah," said Joe Torre, MLB's executive vice president for on-field matters. "One was a rules thing; it had nothing to do with replay."
Torre, Tony La Russa and John Schuerholz have been named to a subcommittee that will prepare a replay proposal to be presented to owners at the next quarterly meeting in August in Cooperstown, N.Y. It will draw on information gathered when MLB experimented with the Hawk-Eye system and the PGA Tour's TrackMan radar software last year at Yankee Stadium and Citi Field.
Selig and Torre still worry about time that will be added to games reviewing calls, and it is not clear if MLB will grant teams the right to challenge calls or if it will have a replay official monitoring each game, who would initiate reviews on questionable calls.
The managers should have to trigger challenges from the dugout, but in tennis fashion, not the way the NFL does it. Managers shouldn't have time for an executive upstairs to watch the first replay before ordering a review. He should do it within the flow of the game. If his eyes tell him it was a bad call, boom, he calls a challenge.
Managers should have one or two per game, which roll over if they are used correctly. But technology is at a level where most challenges could be answered with instant feedback — like the Hawk-Eye system — and more complex ones, like a tag at home plate, would be watched by officials at a central location and changed only if the call clearly was missed.
There will be glitches, but the sooner the inevitable technology is unveiled, the sooner it can be fine-tuned.
In the meantime, watch Wimbledon this summer. You will see that replay can be everyone's friend.
Feeling good: It's safe to say Justin Upton enjoyed his return to Arizona, especially the four-hit game Monday, when he extended his big league lead with his 13th home run. The Braves continue to look like the big winners in the vague backlash that led to the Diamondbacks' decision to deal Upton to the Braves last winter.
"He's a really, really good player,'' said third baseman Chris Johnson, who was traded alongside Upton. "He was (in Arizona) for a long time. Anytime you get traded, you want to come back to the place you got traded from and show them what they're missing a little bit, and I think that's what was on his mind."
Martin Prado, who went to the Diamondbacks in the deal, got off to a fast start but hasn't had a lasting impact. He entered the weekend hitting .235 with a .632 OPS.
After starting the season 12-1, the Braves went 10-17, allowing their National League East lead over the Nationals to largely evaporate. But they were home for only 14 of their first 40 games, the fewest in the majors, and were without catcher Brian McCann and right fielder Jason Heyward, who have returned.
"We're in first place and haven't really been healthy," said McCann, who was activated May 6 after offseason shoulder surgery. "It just goes to show you a lot of guys have stepped up and played huge roles. Once we get to full strength and once we get playing with each other for an extended period, our offense will click a little bit more, and we'll win a lot more."
Hold your breath: The Rays say they're relieved David Price was diagnosed with a strained triceps, but they have to be worried about the 5.24 ERA he had when he went on the disabled list. The reigning AL Cy Young Award winner hasn't been himself all season, and the Rays' postseason viability depends on him getting his season jump started when he returns.
"It's new territory for me," the 27-year-old Price said. "I've never really had any arm troubles. … This is frustrating, it is. It's even more frustrating because I'm throwing the ball as bad as I am. That's when you really want to get back out there and get things going in a positive direction."
Manager Joe Maddon doesn't expect Price to miss more than three starts but says the Rays will proceed cautiously.
"When he's well, he's going to be well for a long time," Maddon said. "We have plans of playing in October, and we're not getting there without him."
Hey, old buddy: Rosales, a Chicagoan who attended Maine South before going to Western Michigan, has had a hard time hiding since Hernandez's terrible call that turned a homer into a double May 8.
"I've heard from people I haven't seen since high school," Rosales told the San Francisco Chronicle. "People are interested to see how I feel about it."
Rosales agrees with those who believe that Hernandez twice missing the same call shows why MLB should go the way of the NHL and establish a central office with replay officials. As true third parties to the situation, they could provide impartial rulings passed along to the on-field umpires, who made the calls initially.
Call it the Rosales Rule.
"It's just a missed call,'' Rosales said. "I'm just the one who hit it. It happens, you know. It happened for (Armando) Galarraga in the (near) perfect game. You try to find a way to get it right. You don't have to label it or put a title on it."
Under a cloud: Yasmani Grandal is beginning a 10-day rehab assignment before possibly rejoining the Padres on May 28. He has lost a lot of credibility and standing in the clubhouse as a result of his 50-game PED suspension.
Nick Hundley, the primary catcher during Grandal's suspension, calls him "a guy who is unproven and had a good couple of months on steroids."
The 24-year-old Grandal tested positive for a banned substance and is among the players tied to the tainted Biogenesis clinic in Miami. He hit .297 with eight homers and an .863 OPS in 60 games last year but must prove himself all over again.
"Overwhelmingly, the majority of guys are tired of seeing this," Padres third baseman Chase Headley said, "It's a black eye. We want it out of the game."
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Boomerang Kids vs. Parents: How to Minimize Conflict
What parents should know before their college grads move back home.
Joe Liebeskind interned with the New Jersey Nets (now called the Brooklyn Nets) in the summer of his junior year of college. At the end of the internship, his coordinator said a job would be waiting for him once he finished school. But the diploma he received in December 2008 wasn't the golden ticket he thought it would be—bad timing meant the team couldn't hire him.
After graduating from Pennsylvania State University, Joe moved back in with his parents in Hillsdale, N.J., for three-and-a-half years. However, his decision to live at home wasn't a result of not landing a job with the basketball team. "I was always planning to move home for at least a year to try and [save] some money, as to not be living paycheck to paycheck with the cost of rent," he says.
Many of today's college graduates follow Joe's path. An estimated 3 in 10 young adults have moved back in with their parents in recent years, according to a Pew Research Center survey released in March. Saving money is their chief concern, as nearly 80 percent of those currently living at home say they don't have enough money put away to lead the kind of independent life they want.
The high cost of education is partly to blame: The average 2011 college graduate with student loans owed $26,600. Consequently, many of today's graduates—known as "boomerang kids"—are turning to their parents for monetary support. They've returned to their childhood homes, hoping that living under their parents' roof will enable them to find a job and save enough money to move out.
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For many recent college graduates, sparse jobs and low starting salaries make it virtually impossible to support themselves. Coupled with high housing costs, the real world isn't exactly welcoming to this generation. In addition to financial woes, moving back home can lead to arguments between kids and their parents and can potentially damage their relationship in the long term. Parents who prepare for these challenges before greeting their kids at the front door have a better chance of avoiding these hardships.
Laying the groundwork. Ruth Nemzoff, author of Don't Bite Your Tongue: How to Foster Rewarding Relationships With Your Adult Children, says how the parents approach the situation sets the foundation for a healthy living environment. "Both sides need to understand that moving back home is a good economic strategy, and not an indication that the child has failed," she says.
Recognizing that may be more difficult for the child, says Joshua Coleman, a psychologist and co-chair of the Council on Contemporary Families (CCF), which educates the public about new research on American families. "So many people are [moving back in with their parents] that the social stigma around it has been largely eroded, but there are still some kids who are ashamed by it," he says.
Linda Gordon, a psychotherapist in Washington, D.C., and co-author of Mom, Can I Move Back in With You?: A Survival Guide for Parents of Twentysomethings, says kids sometimes mention they "feel like they're getting younger every mile they get closer to home." Once the kid sets aside any initial guilt, Gordon says it's important for the parent to no longer view their living situation with a parent-child dynamic but to see it as two adults living under the same roof.
Brian Canell, a 2011 graduate from the University of Maryland—College Park, noticed this kind of positive change when he moved home. "During high school, they always checked up on me," he says. "After college, occasionally they wanted to know what time I'd be coming home, but they gave me a lot more freedom."
However, some kids like Bourree Lam say fewer ground rules can lead to conflict. She wishes her parents had a conversation with her outlining firmer expectations before she moved home. "Those things are hard to talk about," says the 2007 graduate of the University of Chicago. "When you're a young adult, I think that's when parents feel that they can sort of be able to tell you what to do," but that the gray area is what causes problems.


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Given its rugged nature, it's not surprising that much of the chatter around the Discovery Channel's Klondike has dealt with the more physical aspects involved in filming the six-hour miniseries last year in Alberta.
Actors climbed mountains, plunged into rivers, dodged (fake) avalanches, fought and shot each other, and generally did their best to look gaunt, desperate and dishevelled when sloshing in the muck of a recreated Dawson City of the 1890s.
But star Richard Madden insists there was a more scholarly side to the shoot.
In fact, to hear the 27-year-old Scottish actor talk about it, the set could become positively nerdy when it came to comparing notes on their characters.
"We have so much material to pull from because this was a period that did happen, a lot of these people were real people," says Madden, in an on-set interview west of Calgary last year. "Although we aren't making a documentary, we're making a drama, there were so many things to pull on and interpret. So many of the actors were bringing so much to the story: their interpretation, their facts. We were always sharing stories, saying 'Oh I read this story that this person did this.' "
It's true, Klondike is far from a documentary. Historians may be clucking their disapproval when it comes to some of the dramatic licence taken with its tale of two childhood friends who come to Dawson City with gold-rush fever. But Madden's character of Bill Haskell is based on a real person. Author-adventurer Jack London (Johnny Simmons) is a character. So is resourceful businesswoman Belinda Mulroney (Abbie Cornish) and saintly Father Judge (Sam Sheppard). And while Madden, best known for playing the doomed king Robb Stark on Game of Thrones, may be exaggerating when he says he read "1,000 books" to prepare for the role, there is no denying he did his homework. He read Charlotte Gray's Gold Diggers: Striking it Rich in the Klondike, the non-fiction book on which the miniseries is loosely based. The tales of London, Mulroney, Haskell and Father Judge all intertwine in Gray's historical account. But Madden also read Jack London novels to prepare and even tracked down a copy of Haskell's obscure memoirs, which had been out of print for 100 years.
"There's so much of it that was almost like a manual," Madden says. "He lists exactly the items that he took on the journey with him. And also there's the amazing stories in there of him and the other people on the same journey and what happens when someone stole from him, for example. I found out a lot about the man by how he reacts to those situations."
Granted, the situations Haskell faces in Klondike, which begins its three-night run on Monday, have been heightened for dramatic purposes. A romance with Mulroney was thrown into the mix, as was a murder-mystery to add a revenge element to the narrative. Tim Roth plays a fictional character named The Count, a ruthless villain and rival to Mulroney's bid to take advantage of Dawson City's gold-fuelled boom.
It was shot over 54 days a the CL Ranch near Springbank and in Canmore and the Kananaskis last spring, with Alberta winning out over Romania when it came to choosing a location to sub in for the wild Yukon frontier. Eighty-three Alberta actors and 10 stunt performers were cast. Veteran Alberta talent also worked behind the scenes, including Emmy-winning makeup artist Gail Kennedy, production designer Ken Rempel and art director Trevor Smith. Co-produced by Calgary's Nomadic Pictures, Klondike is a perfect showcase for Alberta's well-tuned skills when it comes to creating authentic looks for period pieces.
But focusing specifically on this period and the inherent drama of gold-rush fever was a mandate from the beginning for Discovery, which has found great success with similarly-themed non-fiction programming such as Jungle Gold and Gold Rush. Discovery teamed with iconic British director Ridley Scott's Scott Free Productions, where executive producer David Zucker quickly zeroed in on Gray's book as a rich starting point and "ultimate survivor story."
"There is an incredible primal element to it," said Zucker. "There were extraordinary obstacles, some were naturally formed obviously, but also the human horror that these people confronted. They were all motivated either by inner demons or inner desires in pursuit of something that could, in a turn, alter their lives."
Klondike actually starts its six-hour run like an earnest, Disney-esque buddy picture, with Haskell and fictional best friend Bryon Epstein (Augustus Prew) deciding in an impromptu fit of adventure-seeking to make the treacherous trek to Dawson City. But it soon takes a darker turn into violence, murder, disease and all sorts of misery as it becomes clear that most who set out to find their fortunes were staggeringly ill-prepared for what they find. It's all interspersed with a good deal of pontificating in voice-over narration about greed and the nature of man.
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Like Madden, Cornish did a good deal of research on her character beyond how she is portrayed in Gray's book. Mulroney was decidedly ahead of her time as an entrepreneur and businesswoman.
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It seemed a pretty straightforward proposition.
Budgeting for air travel for a Monsanto sales incentive in Hawaii, while bound to be expensive, should have been fairly easy to calculate. Identify key cities from which prospective winners will be flying, get the typical fares, and come up with a group analysis. Simple, right?
For Kathleen Brassil, CMP, manager of the meeting services department for the St. Louis-based developer of plant biotechnology and manufacturer of agricultural chemicals, that simple proposition took an unfortunate turn when air transportation ended up costing double what her travel company had originally quoted.
What happened? According to Brassil, even though qualifiers were presented with the most cost-effective fare option — coach class — corporate policy allows them to fly business class if a trip is long enough, which in this case it was. "Our hope was that travelers would take the less expensive fare," she says. "But once word got out that was the policy, everyone was booking business, and that increased the costs."
She has the same incentive scheduled for the same destination this year, and she vows not to make the same mistake twice. "I'm budgeting for first class," she says. "I won't get burned that way again."
Planners like Brassil — who heads a staff of eight that plans more than 600 meetings annually — are under increasing pressure not only to plan good meetings, but also to be good financial managers. Yet a budget is a fairly complex contraption, with plenty of moving parts. Planners need to understand which parts — air transportation, guest rooms, meeting space, audiovisual, food and beverage — pose the greatest risk of breaking down, and have a plan to mitigate that risk.
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Air transportation is by far the biggest mystery when it comes to budgeting. "It seems like the price can change within five minutes," says Brassil.
For meetings of any size, planners will go through the group analysis exercise described above: Set the destination, identify key cities from which attendees will be flying, and get the average fare. At this point, says Nathalie Peterson, senior event specialist for Kronos Inc., Chelmsford, Mass., she will come up with a budget and build in a contingency fund — typically 10 percent of the total — to cover possible fare hikes.
Planners also have to take into account that they are often at the mercy of attendees' booking habits. Those who book early help planners keep to their budgets, while procrastinators book closer to the meeting and end up with higher fares. Both Brassil and Peterson rely on their travel companies to track down procrastinators and get them to book before the fares increase.
In some cases, last-minute bookings can't be helped. For instance, Brassil plans one incentive trip with such a short window between the time qualifiers are announced and when the trip takes place that late bookings are pretty much unavoidable.
Todd Zint, CMP, CMM, vice president, marketing communications for NFP Insurance Services in Austin, Texas, says that one way he gets a better sense of how air transportation (as well as lodging) budgets might play out, particularly for larger meetings, is to communicate with convention bureaus in targeted destinations. He finds out what he is up against in terms of scheduled citywide meetings, and by working around those dates, tries to take advantage of lower air demand and compete for low-cost seats.
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"Chances are that for every event, one thing is going to come in that you're just not prepared for," says Peterson, who helps to plan more than 300 meetings annually. "When you think about it, the [internal] client is often the ultimate unknowable when it comes to budgeting. How many know how much it costs to rent an LCD projector?"
Peterson's comment points to a recent event she planned in which AV costs skyrocketed. "The client had all sorts of different requirements from the previous year," she says. "The general session was more elaborate. They needed on-site technical support." The final toll was an AV budget triple that of the year before.
A planner's best tool when it comes to budgeting is history. But what about new meetings with no history? "We may know how many people will be invited to the meeting, but we don't know how many will show up. Are spouses invited? If they are, how many are going to show up — 10 percent? 20 percent? It's a real difficult budget to manage."
Zint says constant communication with the internal client, or meeting owner, is mandatory in a case in which there's no meeting history. "We engage the client at least four times during the process," he says. Those discussions include a needs assessment; a budget forecast based on that assessment; a meeting to discuss nuts and bolts such as food and beverage; and a final reconciliation meeting.
At that last meeting, says Zint, "we have the opportunity to tell the client where he went over budget, but we also point out where we saved them money." This helps to produce a more accurate budget the next time.
Bonnie Wallsh, CMP, CMM, chief strategist for Bonnie Wallsh Associates in Charlotte, N.C., says planners are sometimes left in budgeting darkness because their clients haven't completely thought through their meeting objectives. Providing clients with a simple questionnaire about their meetings at the start of the planning process can be useful. She also engages in a little risk management when trying to come up with accurate budgets. "Look at what's going on with the weather," she points out. "If you have attendees stuck at airports, you've got hotel rooms and meal charges that weren't in your original budget." Wallsh says there needs to be room in a total budget to cover these emergencies.
A budget is never going to be perfect, she says. "What's important is that the bottom line evens out, so if you run into trouble with room charges, you can always make up for it with food and beverage. And if it ends up that all of your calculations are totally accurate, then you should buy a plane ticket to Las Vegas."
The Currency Conundrum
Currency exchange rates are definitely a budgetary unknowable.
In February 2006, the euro traded at $1.19. By December, it was up to $1.33. This means that by the end of 2006, a trip to countries using the euro cost American travelers 11 percent more than it would have 11 months earlier. During that same period, the dollar also lost significant value against the British pound sterling.
One way to deal with the currency issue is to use a futures contract, where a buyer agrees to purchase a specific amount of a specific currency at a fixed price in dollars on a certain date. On that date, the buyer purchases the currency at the agreed-upon price. If the dollar has declined against the currency being purchased, it's a great deal. But if the dollar has gained in value, the futures contract works against you.
That unpredictability is what troubles Todd Zint, vice president, marketing communications, for NFP Insurance Services in Austin, Texas. Zint had a program in Ireland and the U.K. last year. Between 2004, when he first started booking the trip, and when it took place last year, the dollar depreciated by about 8 percent.
Zint built a line-item contingency fund for each item on his budget, with the assumption the dollar would be lower in value by 2006.
One thing that helped, Zint says, is that the hotels he booked "required a tremendous deposit up front." Since the dollar was stronger in 2004 than when the trip took place in 2006, he was able to save money. With that, and by "reforecasting every 6 months, and building in the line-item contingency, I was under budget on my program, thankfully!"
Tips for Building Accurate Budgets
Build in budget cushions — between 5 percent and 15 percent of the total budget.
Maintain a detailed budget history.
If a budget history isn't available, gather as much information as possible, perhaps with a detailed questionnaire.
Have line items that can be adjusted to make up for budget busters.
Communicate frequently with the client, including a final reconciliation meeting where areas that went over budget are discussed.
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Too Short
By JAK
from North Bay, ON
Agree totally with 'Shopaholic'. Loved the dresses, but too short, and no hem fabric to work with because of the kick pleat. I ordered the red, navy and black, and kept them because I did my best to lengthen the hemlines.
Very nice timeless style ...
By shopalotic
from Ontario
Loved the dress, loved the fit, and would have ordered it in every colour, however, it was just too short.To cover a broad range of occassions to wear a dress, I prefer to have dresses that cover the knee, especially when wearing a heel, so for this reason I gave it a 3-star rating, and unfortunately had to send it back; if it had been more that evening cocktail length covering the knee, it definitely would get a 5-star rating!