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Photos of the Week (04/27/14)
1) A man was crushed to death when a giant crucifix dedicated to Pope John Paul II collapsed and fell on him, ITV News reports. The accident came just days before a historic canonization that will see the late pope declared a saint. The 98-foot-high wooden and concrete cross fell during a ceremony in the Italian Alpine village of Cevo on Thursday, killing 21-year-old student Marco Gusmini. Another man was taken to hospital. The structure was dedicated to John Paul II on his visit to the region in 1998. Photo: Venezia-Fotogramma / Ropi via Zuma Press
2 A worker clears away graffiti of the Star of David on the Pope John Paul II memorial boulder in Krakow, Poland. Vandals daubed paint across the stone memorial commemorating the late Pope John Paul II in his home region of southern Poland on Wednesday, days before he is to be made a saint. Police fenced off the memorial in the center of Krakow as municipal workers tried to remove the paint. Officers did not comment on who might have been responsible or why they committed the act of vandalism. Photo: PAWEL ULATOWSKI
3) Nuns hold up pictures of the late Pope John Paul II (top left) and Pope John XXIII in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican. Pilgrims and faithful gathered in Rome to attend Sunday's ceremony at the Vatican where Pope Francis will elevate in a solemn ceremony John XXIII and John Paul II to sainthood. Photo: Associated Press
4) Faithful gather to stay overnight near the Vatican in Rome. Pope John XXIII, who reigned from 1958 to 1963 and called the modernizing Second Vatican Council, and Pope John Paul II, who reigned for nearly 27 years before his death in 2005 and whose trips around the world made him the most visible pope in history, will be declared saints by Pope Francis at an unprecedented twin canonization on Sunday. Photo: Reuters
5) The relic of new saint John Paul II was brought to the altar by Floribeth Mora, a Costa Rican woman whose 2011 recovery from an inoperable brain aneurism was declared the miracle needed to canonize John Paul. The same relic — his blood — was also used for his 2011 beatification. On a warm spring day, Floribeth Mora was in her bed waiting to die from a seemingly inoperable brain aneurysm when her gaze fell upon a photograph of Pope John Paul II in a newspaper. "Stand up," Mora recalls the image of the pope saying to her. "Don't be afraid." Mora, her doctors and the Catholic Church say her aneurysm disappeared that day in a miracle that cleared the way for the late pope to be declared a saint on April 27 in a ceremony at the Vatican where Mora will be a guest of honor. Photo: Alessandra Tarantino / AP
6) The crowd gathered at St Peter's square during the canonization Mass of Popes John XXIII and John Paul II at the Vatican on April 27, 2014. Photo: Filippo Monteforte / AFP - Getty Images
7) Tapestry portraits of Popes John Paul II and Pope Paul XXII hang above Pope Francis as he celebrates Mass during the historic double canonization ceremony for the past pontiffs. Photo: Radek Pietruszka / EPA
8) Pope Francis declared his two predecessors John XXIII and John Paul II saints on Sunday before hundreds of thousands of people in St. Peter's Square, an unprecedented ceremony made even more historic by the presence of retired Pope Benedict XVI. Never before has a reigning and retired pope celebrated Mass together in public, much less at an event honoring two of their most famous predecessors. Photo: Franco Origlia / Getty Images
9) Pope Francis waves to pilgrims gathered in St Peters Square, following the canonization Mass. Photo: Jeff J Mitchell / Getty Images
10) Priests sing and dance in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican on Saturday. Photo: TONY GENTILE / Reuters
11) A tourist drops a coin near Plisko Julius, a Slovakian man impersonating the late Pope John Paul II, after posing with him for a souvenir picture in Rome, Wednesday, April 23, 2014. Photo: Gregorio Borgia / AP
12) Mourners pay tribute at a temporary group memorial altar for victims of capsized passenger ship Sewol, in Ansan, South Korea. The Sewol ferry sank on April 16 on a routine trip south from the port of Incheon to the traditional holiday island of Jeju. More than 300 people, most of them students and teachers from one high school on a field trip, have died or are missing and presumed dead. Photo: Reuters
13) U.S. President Barack Obama arrives to address U.S. military personnel at Yongsan Army Garrison in Seoul, South Korea, Saturday, April 26, 2014. Obama is wrapping up his two-day visit to South Korea and will continue to Malaysia and the Philippines on his four country Asia visit. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)
14) Demonstrators marched together in plastic six-pack rings to mark Earth Day in Manhattan, N.Y., on Tuesday. Members of the Origami Project, a movement that encourages environmental responsibility by transforming plastic six-pack rings into wearable art, demonstrated being "trapped" in the plastic rings to symbolize birds and and other wildlife caught in trash. Photo: MIKE SEGAR / Reuters
15) Increasing tensions in eastern Ukraine played out on the streets of Donetsk Tuesday when pro-Russia supporters threw eggs at supporters of Ukrainian presidential candidate Yulia Tymoshenko outside a regional government building. U.S. Vice President Joe Biden told Russia on Tuesday that "time is short" for action on defusing the crisis in eastern Ukraine, but Moscow refused to be rushed, saying it could handle any tougher economic sanctions the West might impose. Photo: MARKO DJURICA / Reuters
16) Boston Marathon husband and wife bombing survivors Patrick Downes and Jessica Kensky, who each lost a leg in last year's bombings, roll across the finish line in the 118th Boston Marathon Monday, April 21, 2014 in Boston. Photo: Elise Amendola | AP
17) Jon Bon Jovi walks through the lobby of the JBJ Soul Homes during the grand opening, Tuesday, April 22, 2014, in Philadelphia. On Tuesday, Bon Jovi attended the grand opening of a low-income housing development that bears his initials. The 55-unit JBJ Soul Homes will be occupied by low-income tenants and the formerly homeless. Bon Jovi's Soul Foundation and the Middleton Partnership provided the lead gift for the $16.6 million complex in the Francisville neighborhood. The project also received public funds. Photo: Matt Rourke | AP
18) Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, feed giraffes at Sydney's Taronga Zoo on April 20, 2014. Chris Jackson / Pool via Reuters
19) Firefighters pull a pig as they try to rescue it from a well at a pig farm in Huanghua township of Leqing in China's Zhejiang province. Seven local firefighters successfully rescued a 661-pound pig, which fell down a well Friday, local media reported. Photo: CHINA DAILY
20) 27-year-old polar bear Uslada shakes off water in her pool at the Leningrad Zoo in St. Petersburg, Russia, on Thursday. Photo: ALEXANDER DEMIANCHUK / Reuters
21) A male peacock displays its tail feathers and shakes them to attract the attention of female peacocks at Gut Aiderbichl in Henndorf, Austrian province of Salzburg, Saturday, April 26, 2014. Gut Aiderbichl is a place of mercy for rescued animals. (AP Photo/Kerstin Joensson)
22) The three newest members to the Mystic Aquarium's African Penguin exhibit bump into one another as they swim during their first public appearance at the aquarium in Stonington, Conn., Tuesday April 22, 2014. The penguin chicks hatched in late January as part of the Species Survival Program and have been cared for by their parents and staff trainers, according to The Day. Photo: Tim Cook, AP
23) A golden pheasant walks among bluebells at Kew Gardens in west London. Photo: TOBY MELVILLE
24) Pope Francis held Easter Mass at St. Peter's Square on April 20, in Vatican City. Photo: Franco Origlia / Getty Images
25) Church member Jonathan Aiuppa drops about 2,300 filled Easter eggs from a helicopter piloted by Doug Anderson after Easter Sunday services for The Way Church at Martin Luther High School in Greendale. Photo: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Mark Hoffman
26) Over 1,000 residents of Venice help compose this living rosebud in St. Mark's Square in Venice for the 'Festa del Bocolo,' a tradition dating to the Middle Ages. On this day, which is also the day celebrating St . Mark, patron saint of Venice, men traditionally give a rosebud to the women of their family and to their loved one. Photo: Sebastiano Casellati
27) A flaming depiction of William Shakespeare is seen during a fireworks display at the Royal Shakespeare Company, marking the 450th anniversary of Shakespeare's birth in Stratford-upon-Avon, southern England. Known as the Bard and regarded as England's greatest playwright, Shakespeare, whose 450th birthday was celebrated on Wednesday, let his imagination roam as widely as his characters. Photo: SUZANNE PLUNKETT
28) Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, gestures to Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, to play on DJ decks at the Northern Sound System in Elizabeth near Adelaide, Austrailia. Britain's Prince William and his wife, Catherine, are undertaking a 19-day official visit to New Zealand and Australia with their son, George. Photo: POOL
29) Film Director Zak Penn displays a decades-old Atari "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" game found in a dumpsite in Alamogordo, N.M. Producers of a documentary dug in a southeastern New Mexico landfill in search of millions of cartridges of the game that has been called the worst game in the history of video gaming and were buried there in 1983. Photo: Associated Press
30) Chen Qingzu, 56, stands in a small room covered from floor to ceiling with his personal collection of brassieres. Chen has collected about 5,000 bras over a 20-year period while touring colleges around China for public health seminars aimed at raising awareness of breast cancer, according to local media reports cited by Reuters. Photo: Reuters
31) A security guard stands next to a balloon art piece depicting the painting Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci at a balloon-themed carnival in Hefei, Anhui province in China. The carnival kicked off Saturday and will last until June 8, 2014, local media reported. Photo: Reuters
32) Babies wail as student sumo wrestlers hold them during a baby-crying competition, the Nakizumo Festival, at the Sensoji temple in Tokyo on Saturday. Babies are held face to face to determine how loud and long they can cry. The tradition dates back hundreds of years and a strong cry is seen as an indicator of future good health. Some 120 babies attended the event this year. Photo: AFP/Getty Images
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Harsh industrial strength chemicals are often found in shampoo products, all but destroying fragile new hair as it emerges from the scalp. Heavy artificial wax materials are used commonly in conditioning products, hugging the hair follicles with residual materials and weighing existing hair down so it appears thin, limp, and unhealthy. In addition, many hair care styling products contain artificial lacquers designed to coat the hair shaft with a hard, clear finish as a fixative. This material in turn blocks hair growth and plugs hair follicles, very much the same way that the hair loss culprit DHT inhibits growth.
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The Chroma-Glo™ Luciferase Assay System and the Chroma-Luc™ Vectors can be used to generate red and green (dual-color) luminescence from a single sample upon addition of a single reagent. The Chroma-Luc™ Vectors consist of 6 plasmids containing synthetic versions of a red or one of two green click beetle luciferase genes; CBRluc contains a red-emitting luciferase gene, while CBG68luc and CBG99luc contain green-emitting luciferase genes. Filtered measurement of the dual-color luminescence produced by the Chroma-Luc™ luciferases permits each reporter to be measured independently and virtually simultaneously. Besides...
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The Chroma-Glo™ Luciferase Assay System and the Chroma-Luc™ Vectors can be used to generate red and green (dual-color) luminescence from a single sample upon addition of a single reagent. The Chroma-Luc™ Vectors consist of 6 plasmids containing synthetic versions of a red or one of two green click beetle luciferase genes; CBRluc contains a red-emitting luciferase gene, while CBG68luc and CBG99luc contain green-emitting luciferase genes. Filtered measurement of the dual-color luminescence produced by the Chroma-Luc™ luciferases permits each reporter to be measured independently and virtually simultaneously. Besides their different luminescence colors, the three Chroma-Luc™ genes differ as follows: CBG99luc and CBRluc possess 99% DNA and 98% protein homology and are the ideal choice for use when working with transient expression assays; CBG68luc and CBRluc possess 68.9% DNA homology while retaining a high degree of protein homology (>98%) and thus are the preferred pair for use with stable expression assays. Each of these genes is provided either in a Basic Vector configuration containing a multiple cloning site (MCS) or a Control Vector containing an SV40 promoter and enhancer. The Chroma-Glo™ Assay has a homogeneous format that generates luminescence with >30-minute signal half-lives for each of the Chroma-Luc™ Luciferases, thereby enabling the processing of many plates without prior sample preparation. Two reporter gene measurements can be efficiently and reproducibly determined from each well in a typical high-throughput screen.
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FERRON - Cory Shawn Cornish, age 27, passed away Dec. 28, 2001 as a result of injuries suffered in an automobile accident.
Cory was born May 15, 1974 in Manhattan, Kan., to Arthur M. and Sherrie L. Cornish. Cory married Danielle Marie Rollins in Ferron on April 21, 2001. Their son Kemmer Lee Cornish was born Dec. 3, 2001.
He attended school in Kearns and Eureka, graduated from Tintic High School in 1992. As a youth, Cory was active in scouting and earned the rank of Eagle Scout. Cory served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in the California, Sacramento mission. Cory was a loving husband and devoted father. He enjoyed the outdoors and was an avid hunter and fisherman. Cory liked Western music and wrote Cowboy poetry.
Cory is survived by wife and son of Ferron; parents, of Eureka; sisters, Tisha (Ronnie) Ross, Eureka; Katrina (Richard) Clements, Orem; Jada (Javee) Lowe, Santaquin; Anitra Cornish and Deidra Cornish, Eureka. Sister, Anitra Ruth Cornish, preceded him in death.
Funeral services were Thur. Jan. 3, at the Ferron LDS Stake Center. A viewing was Fri. Jan. 4, at the Eureka LDS Ward building . Interment followed in the Eureka Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family has requested donations be made to the Cory Cornish Memorial Fund at Fausett Mortuary in Price and Holiday Hills Funeral Home in Santaquin.
HELPER- Tony Alfonso Sanfelice, age 86, passed away Fri. Dec. 28, 2001 in Price.
He was born Dec. 12, 1915 in Park City, the son of Frank and Nora Shelton Sanfelice, Married Rose Felice March 4, 1936 in Price. She died May 23, 1989.
Tony retired from the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad after 45 years of service as a locomotive engineer. Member of the UMWA where he worked many years in the majority of coal mines in Carbon County. Tony was an avid hunter and fisherman. He had a passion for horses that came from growing up on a large ranch in the Uintah Basin. He was an expert with a rope and he performed many tricks with his lariat rope, while on horseback. Tony's youth was greatly influenced by his very close relationship with members of the Ute Indian Tribe. He loved to play the guitar, harmonica and sing.
Survived by son, Rudy Sanfelice, Helper; brother, Bernard Sanfelice, Folsom, Calif.; sisters, Shirley Bench, Spokane, Wash.; Norma Herring, Reno, Nev.; grandchildren, Gino Sanfelice, California; Chris Sanfelice, Gina (Erik) Straus; great-granddaughter, Erika Nicole Straus, all of Salt Lake City; and many loving nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by parents and granddaughter, Yvette Sanfelice.
Funeral Mass Wed. Jan. 2, St. Anthony Catholic Church. Committal service, Mt. View Cemetery, Helper, under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.
ELMO, OATMAN, Ariz. - Our mom began her life in Mutual, a small mining community.
She was born to James B. Marshall and Dorothy Haycock.
She lived most of her life in Carbon and Emery counties and spent the last two years in another small mining community called Oatman, Ariz.
Friends tell us her children and their families were her pride and joy. Many happy hours were spent with her family and friends in both the desert and forests riding horses, taking pictures and enjoying the sights.
She loved all animals and the wonders of nature. Her yard in Elmo won her the title of Tropical Rain Forest and always found her digging, cutting and transplanting. Walking with her friends and their dogs allowed them to solve all the problems of the world.
In Arizona she supported the Chamber of Commerce by making her special candy for the bake sales and dressing in old-fashioned attires to support the re-enactments of the gunfights held daily on the streets of Oatman.
A memorial was hosted in Oatman by the Gunfighters and Golddiggers organizations. Wild Bill, the local cowboy poet, wrote a poem for "Flame" and many residents told of her lighting the fire in them when they were down.
She will be greatly missed by the whole town.
Monday, another memorial was in Price for friends and family. Again her friends spoke of her love of family, animals and nature.
Mom will be missed by all who knew her. We love you.
In lieu of flowers, please send contributions to the Best Friends Sanctuary, Kanab, UT 84741.
CASTLE DALE - Leo Nielsen, age 91, passed away at the home of his son in Castle Dale on Jan. 3, 2002 of causes incident to age.
Leo was born on April 15, 1910 in Winter Quarters to Christian Ed Nielsen and Sarah Evelyn Gibson. Married Barbara Reo Cash March 31, 1936 in Castle Dale. She passed away on Sept. 2, 1963. The marriage was solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple on Oct. 7, 1995. He later married Bernice Blackburn Davis on May 31, 1968. She passed away on Jan. 3, 1995.
Leo worked in the coal mine at Castle Gate for 18 years. He was owner and operator of Leo's Place in Castle Dale for 21 years. Employee of Emery County Road Department for 17 years, from which he retired in 1973.
He enjoyed traveling, fishing, gardening (there were no weeds in his garden) and just spending time with his family. He was a member of the LDS Church and a lifetime member of BPO Elks in Price.
He is survived by his son, Chris and Sunny Nielsen; stepchildren, Dixie and Russell Swasey, Kathleen and Vernell Rowley, Dale Davis; three brothers, Ted and Ellen Nielsen, Dee and Beverly Nielsen and Glen and Alice Nielsen; 13 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren. Preceded in death by Reo and Bernice; infant daughter, Reo Louise; six sisters, Marie Jensen, infant Rene Nielsen, Edna Hansen, Erma Nelson, Georgia Teeter and Evelyn Empy; and stepsons, Earl Davis and Ronald Davis.
Funeral services were Mon. Jan. 7, at the Castle Dale LDS Stake Center. Burial followed in the Castle Dale Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
FERRON - Danny Berdell Bentley, age 46, passed away Dec. 30, 2001, in the Emery County Care and Rehabilitation Center in Ferron, of pneumonia after suffering from Multiple Sclerosis for 22 years. He was born June 17, 1955, in Cedar City, to D. Berdell and Mary Lue Madsen Bentley. He married Deborah LaRue Babcock in 1972, later divorced. Later married Karen Curfew in 1976, and they were later divorced.
Danny loved working on cars and worked construction until age 24 when he was diagnosed with MS and was forced to retire.
He is survived by children: Stacy (Sean) Huston of Oregon, Danny Berdell Bentley II of Kansas, Michael Allen (Cara) Bentley of Kansas, two grandchildren and five step-grandchildren, one step-son, and one step-daughter, parents of Ferron, brother Lawrence Troy (Tammy) Bentley of Huntington, and sister Debra (Richard) Burr of Grantsville. Preceded in death by brother Tommy Brynt and grandparents; Deward G. and Maxine Bentley, and Arvel and Vay Madsen.
Funeral services were held Fri. Jan 4, 2002, in the Ferron LDS Stake Center. Burial was in the Ferron Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
PRICE - John H. Goss, age 74, passed away on December 31, 2001 at Castleview Hospital after a short illness.
He was born Sept. 2, 1927 in Fruita, Colo., to Jehu Ambrose (Dade) Goss and Ruby Vida Thurstin. Married Laura Jane Whittingharn on April 25, 1952 in Aztec, N.M.
He served in the U.S. Navy on the submarine USS Sea Poacher during the latter part of WWII in both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. He worked various occupations including baker, logger and finally as a journeyman carpenter. They moved to the Price area in 1956 and have made that their home for the past 46 years. He was loved deeply by his family and friends and will be missed greatly. He would do anything for anyone and many people were the recipients of his great generosity.
Survived by wife, Laura Goss, Price; son, Jonathan D. Goss, Rexburg, Idaho; daughters, Stacey and Terry Dalpiaz, Grand Junction, Colo.; Janie and Steve Jones, Sumner, Wash.; nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; and sister, Reba Hawkins, Vernal. Preceded in death by parents; brother, Frank; and sisters, Thelma Pfaffenberger, Jewell Coleman and Rita Clark.
Graveside service was held Sat. Jan. 5, Elmwood Cemetery, Fruita, Colo., under the direction of Mitchell Funeral Home.


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Charles Chuck L. Davis Jr. a veteran of the Korean War and former construction worker, died Sunday, Dec. 16, 2012, at his home in La Plata County. He was born to Lena and Charles Charley L. Davis Sr. on July 20, 1931, in Bayfield.
After graduating from Durango High School, Mr. Davis enlisted in the U.S. Navy, where he served in Korea.
On returning from war, he lived in Durango and Bayfield for the rest of his life. He worked in the construction trade, eventually retiring from the La Plata County Road Department in 1993.
Mr. Davis was preceded in death by his wife, Ellen Davis.
He is survived by children Debbie Myers of Centrialia, Wash., Leonna Carrillo of Lovelock, Nev, and Robert Davis of Missouri; and numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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"Terrifying...Eloquent...A heart-rending drama of human yearning." (New York Times)
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Krakauer's narrative of McCandless' last months is a piecing together of letters, postcards, interviews and notes scrawled in the margin of a book about edible plants. Despite the somewhat scattered threads, Krakauer manages to sew together a tale which is both incredibly inspiring and sadly cautionary.
Readers of this book will, I imagine, fall into one of two camps. One group will see McCandless as an ungrateful fool who didn't make the most of the privileged situation into which he was born. Yes, he gave his money to charity, but it could be argued that someone with McCandless' brains and education could have made more of a difference to the world around him if he had used his idealism and tenacity (and that $25,000) to benefit others instead of indulging his desires to be an intrepid explorer.
The other camp will admire McCandless' daring willingness to live a life less ordinary. He wanted to do something so he did it. He wanted a different kind of life and wished for a different kind of world, and did all he could to make these things a reality. That's a noble ideal, right? Brave even. But also, yes, undoubtedly selfish and somewhat foolhardy.
I find myself with a foot in each of the camps. I understand McCandless' thinking. He was looking for an adventure, for a new and more poignant existence in some untamed part of the world. Unfortunately, he was looking for the sort of adventure that just isn't possible now.
He could have chosen a better adventure. He should have taken measures to ensure that his need for change wouldn't have hurt those who cared about him. But he was also willing to "be the change". In my mind, that made him special.
"Compelling, but...."
A compelling story, but the narration is sadly lack-lustre. As full a story of events as you are likely to get regarding the enigmatic young man that was 'Alex Supertramp'. Be prepared for a little self-indulgence from the author who clearly associates with his subject, for better or worse.
"Interesting story, not the same connection as the actual book"
The story is well read for the most part, although when the narrator puts on a slight feminine accent for the parts spoken by females it kind of takes you out of the moment. It would have been better to have a female voice those parts. Otherwise a good solid listen.
"best book ever"
I've watched the film, and found it inspiring. after listening to this book, it has let me understand him more and gave information about Chris that the film doesnt share
"very well read.."
I'm glad I heard the book rather than reading it or seeing the film, because its the narrator that makes all the difference, as with any story.
"Really good way of telling the story."
I really enjoyed the way the story was told through interviews and through putting pieces together, rather than from Christopher's point of view. It's a really good story and I enjoyed the author's personal experience stories that related to Christopher's. The narration was good, not that annoying as I normally find with American accents (sorry, no offence!), but at times it did make you feel a bit sleepy as it was read slowly. However the story was really interesting and engaging so helped. Would reccomend.
"A Book that Never Left Me"
I picked this book up in an airport bookstore. You know how that goes. It's slim pickings for anything other than a NYT Bestseller, Romance novel, or books on improving your golf swing. But unlike most last-minute-airport -purchased books, I had it in my hands at every opportunity until I finished it. 'Riveting' is the word. After you've read it, 'haunting' is the word; I've never entirely escaped it.
This is the story of Christopher Johnson McCandless – a young man with tremendous Jack London and Hemingway ideals that wanders unprepared into the Alaskan wilderness. The rest of the book contains what otherwise might pass as filler – but isn't; the stories of other young men, their idealism gone awry, who wander into the wilderness on journeys of self discovery and mad attempts to triumph over nature.
Krakauer is qualified, too. He used to be one of these reckless, idealistic young men. He was a central participant in his infamous novel "Into Thin Air". I'll never forget his recollection of solo free-climbing (no safety ropes or partner) a very dangerous peak, thousands of feet in the air, with only his ice pick and crampons, feeling like his legs were going to go out from under him, and worrying that he'd faint, because behind his back just out of sight, there was nothing except the great roaring of nothingness and a drop to the ground that no one would witness. Crazier? McCandless or the young Krakauer?
What you're missing out on are the pictures of McCandless' journeys. Make absolutely certain to get to a book store and at least flip through a copy. The cover photo sums up the reason why this book continues to haunt me. It's a picture of a snow covered, abandoned school bus – a bleak landscape, the middle of nowhere; pines, a grey sky, no one in sight – that McCandless used as a shelter, stranded and struggling for survival in the wilds of Alaska.
Highly recommended. I was mesmerized as much by the author's account of his own extreme wilderness climbs as by Chris McCandless' journey of self-discovery. If you do buy this, listen again (and again) to Chris' letter to the old man who befriended and wanted to adopt him. It is a challenge to us all to forego the comfort and safety of ordinary lives and seek instead the raw experience of life without boundaries. His extremism cost him his life, but his legacy is a reminder to live each day, not merely exist.
I had seen this book in the store many times but never thought it looked any good. Then a friend said I'd love it, so I gave it a try.
Contrary to the many negative reviews of the narrator, the story, etc. (which also made me not want to buy it), I thought the narration was suitable for the story and not bad at all.
The story is not necessarily 'new,' but it is told in such a way that it was hard to put down. And there is much more to it than 'just a guy going into the wild and starving to death.' The end is interesting and unexpected.
One reviewer said the book had no point and they just didn't get it. Well, I don't get that. The book has many points and was interesting on many levels and points of view. It is a story of survival, and of death, but it is also a story of idealism, struggle on many levels, seeking the immaterial, and a journey in itself, with much background information.
For anyone who has ever sought something more than the consumer world offers, this book will very likely push a few buttons. And for those who think this guy was just an idiot like Grizzly Man, there is much more to it than that.
See the movie after reading the book.
"Bitterly dissapointed with narration"
I love this book. I love the story, I think it's told perfectly, a wonderful balance between the life of Chris, his family, his friends, his rides, the people Chris was likened to, and Krakauer's own experiences. To the previous reviewer who questioned the need to include Krakauer's own experience: The story could easily be told without that section, but it would have suffered for the omission. Among other things, it helped bridge the gap between "what we think we know" and "what a near-death in the frozen wilderness is actually like".
So why three stars? Well, the title says it all. This book is all but ruined by the narrator. In the book there are quotes all over the place - from Chris, from people Krakauer spoke to, from Krakauer himself. And yet the narrator does not change his voice at all for each of the different parts. I found myself getting confused - is he still reading from Chris's journal or is he back to Krakauer's voice? It completely wrenches you out of the story, and stops the heart of the story coming across.
Add to that the audio-sin of dodgy recording... a repeated line or two due to someone not worrying about listening to the final product before releasing it (probably in too much of a rush to cash in on the movie success to worry) makes this an audio book I would not recommend.
As to the actual book - do yourself a favour, buy, beg, borrow - find a copy. Remember your young ideals. Remember the times you've done stupid things that could've ended very differently. Enjoy this book.
"Into The Wild"
Wow, this book will haunt you. Jon Karkauer did some excellent research as well as shared his own simular experiances in writing this one and I am sure Chris' family really appreciated it.
The movie was great but you have to read the book to get the full impact of this story.
I just can't get this one out of my mind.
You must read it!
"Very interesting story. Reader was fine"
I enjoyed the story. I admit, I didn't like the main character. I think he was a narcissistic, naive, misguided young man who didn't appreciate others. Having said that, I think the author..who probably disagrees with me on that, had a purpose in writing this to make the reader think about that very issue...whether he was a good guy or everything I described Chris/Alex as.
In some ways, I wonder if the character merited a whole book about him.
As for the reader, I found him to be just fine. I don't agree with those who didn't like him. There are some amazing readers (like the one who does most of the Stephen King work), but this story didn't call for a hugely dramatic reading. I found it just right and wouldn't for a minute pass by this book because of the bad reviews Philip Franklin got. I think he read this just the way it should have been read.
"Love this book, left me wanting more!"
What a perplexing young man. It is a tragedy that "Alex Supertramp" did not live to tell his own story. It would have been magnificent to glimpse into his mind, even for a second. To find out what he really was thinking. Not many men or woman hold themselves to such a strict moral code.
I wish that I could find more stories that move me in such a way.
"Great Read- Great Listen"
I've read this book at least 5 times over the past 10 years and I'm riveted every time. The audio book is awesome but I'm disappointed that Mr. Krakauer didn't narrate it himself. He's a great author and even better narrator in my opinion. Don't pass this up.
"Great Real Life Story!"
It's amazing what this young man went through. There are many lessons to be learned about what is important in life. Especially for the materialistic got-a-have it now Blackberry generation.
"this books changes you"
This by far is the best Audible purchase I have made. Simple said it is an incredible story and told in splendid manner. I think about this book often and it has changed how I live my life.
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Peru, in western South America, extends for nearly 1,500 mi (2,414 km) along the Pacific Ocean. Colombia and Ecuador are to the north, Brazil and Bolivia to the east, and Chile to the south. Five-sixths the size of Alaska, Peru is divided by the Andes Mountains into three sharply differentiated zones. To the west is the coastline, much of it arid, extending 50 to 100 mi (80 to 160 km) inland. The mountain area, with peaks over 20,000 ft (6,096 m), lofty plateaus, and deep valleys, lies centrally. Beyond the mountains to the east is the heavily forested slope leading to the Amazonian plains.
Constitutional republic.
Peru was once part of the great Incan Empire and later the major vice-royalty of Spanish South America. It was conquered in 1531–1533 by Francisco Pizarro. On July 28, 1821, Peru proclaimed its independence, but the Spanish were not finally defeated until 1824. For a hundred years thereafter, revolutions were frequent; a new war was fought with Spain in 1864–1866, and an unsuccessful war was fought with Chile from 1879 to 1883 (the War of the Pacific).
Peru emerged from 20 years of dictatorship in 1945 with the inauguration of President José Luis Bustamente y Rivero after the first free election in many decades. But he served for only three years and was succeeded in turn by Gen. Manuel A. Odria, Manuel Prado y Ugarteche, and Fernando Belaúnde Terry. On Oct. 3, 1968, Belaúnde was overthrown by Gen. Juan Velasco Alvarado. In 1975, Velasco was replaced in a bloodless coup by his prime minister, Gen. Francisco Morales Bermudez, who promised to restore civilian government. In elections held on May 18, 1980, Belaúnde Terry, the last civilian president, was elected president again.
The Maoist guerrilla group Shining Path, or Sendero Luminoso, began their brutal campaign to overthrow the government in 1980. The military's subsequent crackdown led to further civilian human rights abuses and disappearances. A smaller rebel group, Tupac Amaru, also fought against the government. About 69,000 people were killed during the 1980–2000 wars between rebel groups and the government. The deaths were carried out by the rebels (54%) as well as the military (30%); other militias were responsible for the remainder.


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Showing 1 - 5 of 5 for "Meeter Center"
Professor dives deep into history of rare manuscript
Meeter Center houses medieval document that is worth $70,000.
October 12, 2015 | Rachel Watson
'Institutes' on display
As part of the H. Henry Meeter Center's 30th anniversary, John Calvin's first edition of the 'Institutes of the Christian Religion' is on display through June 1st. On Loan from The Van Kampen Collection, this rare volume published in 1536 in Basle, Switzerland was Calvin's first major theological work.
March 23, 2012 | Matt Kucinski
History of the King James Bible
"King James was very interested in theological disputes ..." English professor Susan Felch, in an interview with WGVU radio, puts the King James Bible within the context of the events happening in the early 1600's when it was written.
March 31, 2011 | Matt Kucinski
Calvin celebrates its namesake's 500th
Calvin College will celebrate a milestone birthday in honor of its namesake, John Calvin, this week.
July 08, 2009 | Allison Graff
Meeter Center hosts institute for high school teachers
In 16th-century France, Protestants and Catholics living in the same village wrestled with questions like the following: what if your Protestant grandson wants to marry a Catholic girl? High school teachers will have the opportunity to wrestle with these and other related questions via "Making Sense of the Reformation."
September 01, 2008 | Myrna Anderson


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It goes to show that we can never be too prepared. The videos were just mind boggling.
It goes to show that we can never be too prepared. The videos were just mind boggling.
From BBC.The tsunami swept out to sea at least five people watching the waves from the US West Coast. Four people were later rescued from the water off the coast of Oregon, but one man is still missing off northern California. The tsunami shook loose boats in that were not moved in time and tore apart wooden docks in at least two California harbours.
Why...were they watching the waves? Is this really the time to go sight-seeing? ><
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^ Wow Americans are complete idiots. Not only those the west coast get ample time to prepare for the waves they stay there and watch it? The waves were only about 3 ft when they hit west coast though.
Switched to BBC news since the American media just talks about celebrities, saw the part about the power plant. None of if mentions the US giving any aid though, someones over patriotic.
6.6 hit Japan but that's one of many. The aftershocks have been big and frequent.
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The worst has yet to come.
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What's up Motherf*ckers?!...
I really truly hope that the Japanese people will be okay, and recover from this blow. All this has to happen in bad economic times when Countries that could help are struggling themselves.
I am not perfect and I defy you to prove otherwise
Growing Old Gracefully is an Oxymoron ... Mostly Moron !
i realy hope for the japanice people to be ok
i saw the news yesterdag and was realy shocked over what happend, its realy sad whats the natur can do.
i watched the news 1 or 2 hours ago and one of the nuck plans got a gass leak, gladly no rediaton and i hope there will be none
When I saw those videos, I couldn't help but to think what would those waves do to people when they've just smashed those cars like paper boats. This is horrible.
And by watching these videos and reading the news, I realized: we have modern technology, we can fly, go underwater, but in the end, it doesn't change a thing... nature is stronger...
Some news on the nuclear power plants:
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The Cece pattern has a top/shirt or dress option...both with a sweet peplum ruffle (which is popular right now). Besides choosing between a top or dress, you can also decide if the bodice will be sleeve-less or have short sleeves, and to add a 'peter-pan' collar or no collar. This pattern really is versatile.
The bodice itself is a great pattern to have. Instructions are given for a full lining (including sleeves) and how to add an invisible zipper (with seams enclosed in the lining). The instructions were very easy to follow, especially with the step-by-step colored pictures included. This was my first attempt at adding a lining to a garment (and an invisible zipper with a lining), and I felt fairly confident in my project because the instructions explained the process simply and effectively. Sizes 1-8 are included in the pattern and it was easy to print and put together.
Since my daughter is a size 4/5 in ready-to-wear, I decided the size 5 pattern was a good size to use. However, it was a bit too short in length (like most patterns). She has a slightly narrow frame so I did not want to go up another pattern size just for length. I also think that the waist could be taken in a smidge to give the top a more fitted look, but that is more of a personal preference.
I did make a few alterations (as mentioned before). Widget is pretty long and narrow, so I lengthened the peplum ruffle. I used the size 5 peplum pattern (circumference) but used the size 8 length (waist to hem). I added length to the peplum ruffle because I had already cut the bodice out of my fabric, and did not have extra fabric to play with. I also varied my seam allowance to give a little extra room across the shoulders/chest and less room around the waist.
- The pattern was lovely to work with.
- I love the opportunity to create and share things with ya'll (you lovely stalkers, you)!
- Stuffed animals are not safe around swimming pools.
- Black furry dogs look like slippers (when dry).
- Widget pulls goofy faces all. the. time.
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Dr Peter Kirwan, University of Nottingham
As you walk around the exhibition Shakespeare: staging the world, you'll see objects drawn from across continents and time periods, all linked by Shakespeare. Sometimes the connection is to Shakespeare's life and immediate world, but more often it's the quotations from his plays that frame the exhibits and create the overarching theme of the exhibition. When seen in this fragmented way, it can be easy to take the words for granted, but in fact their presentation is less than straightforward.
Take the quotation that illustrates the birds-eye map of Venice, drawn from Love's Labour's Lost:
I may speak of thee as the traveller doth of Venice:
Venetia, Venetia,
Chi non ti vede non ti pretia
The Italian proverb translates roughly as "Venice, he that does not see thee does not esteem thee", and captures the wonder experienced by those standing before de' Barbari's magnificent woodcut. Yet the words read very differently in the 1598 quarto of the play:
I may speake of thee as the traueiler doth of Venice, vemchie, vencha, que non te vnde, que non te perreche.
For a modern reader of Italian, this is nonsensical; yet is it also 'Shakespeare', in the strictest sense. The role of the editor of an edition is to decide when to intervene to clarify meaning. Here, 'traueiler' would have carried the dual meanings of 'traveller' and 'one who travails', but the decision to modernise to 'traveller' is a useful clarification.
More difficult is deciding how to present the Italian. Is the character Holofernes accidentally misquoting this Italian proverb? Has Shakespeare written a phonetic version to help the actor speaking the line? Or is this a case of the scribe not understanding Italian and making a mess of what he heard or read?
In making the decision to 'correct' Shakespeare to recognisable, contemporary Italian, we make a decision to prioritise meaning and clarity over slavish fidelity to the earliest texts, a sometimes subjective process which results in every edition of Shakespeare being slightly different. As the actors' performances throughout the show remind us, Shakespeare is remade every time he is performed or quoted, and the same is true of our quotations.
To read Jonathan Bate's rationale for editing the Complete Works volume from which most quotations are drawn, please visit http://www.rscshakespeare.co.uk/first.html .
Shakespeare: staging the world is open from 19 July to 25 November 2012.
The exhibition is supported by BP.
Part of the World Shakespeare Festival and London 2012 Festival.
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|Posted by Tim on April 01, 2003 at 11:22:18:
|In response to Re: sound of water running wall
: : I can hear the slight sound of water running in the wall behind the fixtures on my shower/tub. There are no signs of water outside the house along the foundation or in the yard. I can even access the rear of my other tub in a connecting bathroom and see no water undernearth it.
: : I can only access the back of this tub by tearing into the wall. Where can the water be draining to? I am planning on tearing into it when I get home in an hour or so. Thanks.
: Tim. ; How long have you been hearing this "noise of water running" ?? You don't mention having "seen' any water, so my advice would be; If it aint broke don't fix it. if it is a water leak it would show up eventually at some point. Until it does, assume you hearing things. good luck.. Hube
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GDB minus-3: Thinning out the ranks
Jason Gregor
September 23 2009 10:08AM
The next three games will sort out pretenders from the contenders when it comes to who makes the final roster.
The Oilers are icing a squad that includes players who have all played in the NHL, and the Flames roster is fairly close as well. These rosters will give the coaches a more clear evaluation of which guys can produce and compete in the regular season.
The biggest surprise for tonight is that J.F Jacques gets to ride shotgun with Shawn Horcoff and Ales Hemsky. Even Jacques himself is surprised he's been given a chance to skate beside Horcoff throughout the pre-season.
"I didn't expect to be given this chance, and it has been great. I just have to continue to show the coaches I can contribute. Even now, though, I wouldn't expect to start the year in the top six."
Jacques isn't alone in that thought process, but if he continues to hit and chip in with some points, Quinn might shock everyone and leave him there.
Quinn hasn't been happy with the play of some of his veterans to this point in the pre-season. He feels some are only playing hard when they have the puck, but aren't working hard enough without it. He did admit that it might be because it was the early pre-season games, but starting tonight that excuse goes out the window.
Here's the lineup for tonight's tilt.
Jacques — Horcoff — Hemsky Comrie — O'Sullivan — Stone Moreau — Cogliano — Brennan Penner — Brule — Nilsson Souray — Gilbert Visnovsky — Grebeshkov Smid — Strudwick Khabibulin and Deslauriers
Quinn has a one mucker/grinder type of player on every line, and yesterday he admitted he is more about finding pairs than a complete trio. Dominant and even consistent lines are rare in today's game. The Ducks have one in Getzlaf, Perry and Ryan. The Sharks have Setoguchi, Thornton and Heatley, but they are rare in today's game.
And tonight's lineup also has three offensive oriented lines, and Moreau's grinder-like line. I get the sense that Quinn might lean more to that type of roster, rather than two top lines, a checking line and 4th line of crashers and bangers. He seems like he's leaning toward having someone with grit on each line.
Most of the returning forwards have talked about how this system forces them to work harder and skate much more. Quinn wants them to be a much better puck-retrieving team, and that could be why he wants one gritty/physical player on each line. Someone needs to be able to go get the puck. Of course he will want Hemsky, Gagner, Comrie and O'Sullivan to compete hard and go get the puck as well.
Quick Hitters
Steve Staios was skating Monday with Theo Peckham and Toni Rajala when the rest of the team had the day off. He has some sort of upper body injury it looks like, but it didn't look too serious based on how he practiced yesterday with the entire team.
Brennan is itching to drop the mitts and show the coaching staff he can excel in that department. Look for him to find a partner tonight. He was joking yesterday that he has been too much of a choir boy so far.
This is two straight games that we've seen Nilsson play the right side. He said openly before camp that he is just as comfortable on either wing, and if O'Sullivan stays in the middle of on the left side, there is a void after Hemsky on the RW. Nilsson needs to be more of an impact if he wants to win that job. So far in camp he has been just okay.
The Flames will ice a veteran-heavy lineup as well tonight.
Sjostrom Jokinen Iginla Bourque Langkow Dawes Glencross Lundmark Fleury Stuart Jaffrey Prust
Phaneuf Giordano Kronwall Stralman Regehr Bouwmeester Pardy
Kiprusoff looks like he will start in goal.
Interesing to note that Sjostrom gets a shot on the top line similar to Jacques for the Oilers. They Flames brought an extra D-man, so one will sit, and it looked like Pardy, Stralman or Kronwall would be that guy.
September 24 2009, 09:53AM
Ogden Brother Jr. wrote:
@ Ogden Brother: How was JFJ on the PK? I knew the guy had it in him to at the very least be the 13th forward. I also wasn't against him being the 12th forward. I also figured someday he could be good enough to be a third liner, but now he is actually throwing his name into the already full top 6.
Didn't really notice him on the PK...so I guess that's a good thing.
September 24 2009, 09:54AM
Harlie wrote:
Imagine if Joey's was situated next to the Rex!?
It would suck just like Diesel. The area is a dump. Who wants to leave his BMW in skid central?
September 24 2009, 10:00AM
@ David S:
haha you are right! I wouldn't leave a 10 speed bike in that area never mind the wife's Bimmer or my 08'Harley F350. I was kinda wishing that the Diesel was still that dumpy peeler bar that it is used to be there. Why someone would pour a bunch of dough into a place in a location like that is a QTNA. It better be a tax write-off for a rich guy cuz if it's a bunch of investors looking to make a return the only return they will get is DEBT!
September 24 2009, 10:08AM
@ rindog:
I can see one of Cogliano or Gagner playing the wing, in fact, I think one of them has to. But I'd put Moreau or Pisani with them, not Brule.
Too many young, small guy and I don't think it would work. We'll see.
September 24 2009, 10:31AM
I was pissed off at the reffing last night, but when I really analized the whole game, the Oil just chased the Flamers all night. They were just flat out lazy (mainly the Vets) they took stupid lazy penaties. Yeah some were iffy but you gotta keep your gaddamn feet moving! Horcoff's playing like a 39 year old and Hemmers attitude like "I too good to play hard in the pre-season" man F$%k that!!
September 24 2009, 11:15AM
Jason Gregor wrote:
But I'd put Moreau or Pisani with them, not Brule
I think (and hope) that Quinn sees that Moreau's worth is as an energy guy and on the PK. Last night was a perfect fit for Moreau if you ask me. He had just over 5 minutes of evenstrength time and killed alot of penalties.
I just think Brule has a better skillset to compliment Gagner and Cogliano.
I guess it is more a of a wish from my perspective...
September 24 2009, 10:50PM
Jimmy wrote:
I like how people are finally turning on Pisani. It seemed like I was the only one who had him for goat this year
This is terrible. Everyone values players differently; But as an Oiler fan, are you truly happy that Pisani is having a tough camp, and that a growing number anonymous bloggers are "finally turning on him?"
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