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With this concise and conversational guide, you can make sense of an astonishing number of video industry acronyms, buzz words, and essential terminology. Not only will you edit like a pro — you'll sound like one, too.
A surround sound system that uses three speakers across the front (right, left and center) and two stereo speakers in the rear (right and left), along with a subwoofer.
An editing technique in which the output is switched form one video source (A) to another (B).
Audio Compression-3 is usually marketed as Dolby® Digital and used in DVD, HDTV, and many movie theaters.
Analog video and audio emit a steady wave of magnetic patterns that are interpreted as video and audio to be transferred to magnetic tape for viewing.
Anamorphic filming technique was developed to make widescreen movies using 4:3 film. An anamorphic lens distorts the image picked up by the camera before it reaches the film. By using a similar lens when projecting the film back on screen, the correct, intended aspect ratio is restored.
Stands for Audio Video Interleave and is one of the most common formats for audio/video data on the PC.
Removing the jagged edges from letters or graphic elements such as titles and 3D objects.
An adjustable opening in a lens that, like the iris in the human eye, controls the amount of light entering a camcorder. The size of the aperture is controlled by the iris adjustment and is measured in f-stops. A smaller f-stop number corresponds to a larger opening which passes more light, examples: F2, F2.8, F4, F5.6, F8 and F11. F-stops are logarithmic. Each stop admits 100% more light than the previous one.
The ratio of the width of the picture to the height. Displays commonly have a 4:3 or 16:9 aspect ratio. Program material may have other aspect ratios such as 2.35:1, resulting in it being "letterboxed" on the display./
An edit where all existing signals on a tape, if any, are replaced with new signals. Assembly edits cannot be used for editing because they erase the control track portion of the video tape.
A special effects procedure in which a subject is photographed in front of a uniformly illuminated blue or green background. A new background image can be electronically substituted for the blue or green during the shoot or in postproduction through the use of chroma key to convert analog video to digital form.
A CCD is a sensor that creates a video picture by recording light intensity to recognize a video image and then measures the levels of red, green and blue to reproduce a full-color picture. A single CCD captures information on RGB colors in one go, while a three-chip CCD (found on more expensive camcorders) devotes a CCD to each of the three colors.
Also known as blue screen or green screen, this is a special effects procedure in which a subject is filmed in front of a uniformly illuminated blue or green background. A new background image can be electronically substituted for the blue or green during the shoot or in post-production
Unencrypted digital cable.
Composite video was created as a backward-compatible solution for television's transition from black and white to color. Usually recognized as a yellow plug, composite video cable is often teamed with a red and white audio connection.
Component video improves the picture quality above S-Video. Component video is most frequently labeled Y, Cb and Cr on high-quality video players such as DVD and HDTV decoders.
The overlaying of several layers of DV over the main footage. This facility is found in painting, drawing and graphics programs.
Reducing the amount of digital data associated with a single frame of video information. Compression ratios operate up to 100: 1, typically reducing 1+MB down to around 10 Kb. This means that more video information can be stored on the hard disk. There are several (mostly incompatible) compression systems including: Motion-JPEG, JPEG, MPEG, DV and Indeo. Content that has been compressed must be decompressed for playback.
Short for compressor/decompressor, a codec is any technology for compressing and decompressing data. Codecs can be implemented in software, hardware, or both.
A hardware component that converts analog content (either audio or video) to digital for use on a computer.
A general term that refers to audio and video media, images, text, and any other information that is seen or heard as part of a media presentation.
A method of smoothly moving from one video clip or photo to another. With a cross-fade transition, the frames in the playing clip fade out as the frames in the new clip fade in.
A shot of something outside the frame that can be used to hide an edit (i.e. going from a wide shot of a scene to a close-up of unwrapping presents at a birthday party).
A video transition where one shot gradually fades out while a second shot fades in.
A format for storing digital audio and video used by DV-standard digital video cameras.
Dolby® Digital (AC-3) is Dolby's third generation audio coding algorithm. It is a perceptual coding algorithm developed to allow the use of lower data rates with a minimum of perceived degradation of sound quality. Dolby Digital audio is used as the standard audio track on Digital Versatile Discs (DVD), is the standard audio format for High Definition Television (HDTV), and is being used for digital cable and satellite transmissions.
A CD-sized media providing MPEG-2 cinema-quality video and high levels of interactivity
Some VCRs and camcorders can have their transport actions directly controlled via cables. Most DV devices can also be controlled from the PC through a FireWire® cable.
A video image that gradually increases or decreases in brightness usually to or from black. Sound can also fade to or from silence
FPS refers to how many video frames are shown on a screen every second. PAL and SECAM video are delivered to the screen at 25 FPS. NTSC video is 29.97 or 30 FPS, while cinema films are 24 FPS.
FireWire® is a standard for high-speed transfers between devices including camcorders and FireWire-enabled PCs. This standard supports data rates of 100/200/400 Mbps. The other terms referring to the same standard are iLink and IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) 1394. The latest FireWire standard (FireWire 800) is able to support data rates of 800 Mbps.
A technology that allows Pinnacle TVCenter Pro software to run from the PCTV HD Ultimate stick's on-board flash memory. Users can automatically record TV shows to the integrated flash memory or to their hard drive in a broad range of formats including iPod®, PSP®, DivX®, or even direct-to-DVD.
The high-compression multimedia format/technology supported by Apple® iPod® and Sony® PSP®. H.264 encoding delivers high-quality videos with two to three times the compression efficiency of solutions such as the MPEG-2 standard, which is used in DVD video.
An electronic edit where the original video and audio are replaced with new footage. Also see Assembly Edit.
A technique for displaying widescreen video on a screen with a different aspect ratio by adding black borders above and below the original frame.
When video is stored on normal video tape it is done so in a linear fashion. This means that one scene follows another in a sequential order. With non-linear editing the video information is stored on the hard disk in the computer and you can record scenes in any order. This is because it is possible to access the material on the hard disk almost instantly and randomly.
MiniDV is the most popular camcorder format, with cassettes holding 60 to 90 minutes of footage. The video format has an impressive 500 lines of resolution, and can be easily transferred to a PC with FireWire capability.
Video artifacts that occur when recording an object that has many thin parallel lines; the lines appear to move or crawl and can be distracting.
The file created by combining the audio, video, and still images contained in your project. You can save movies to your hard disk, or send them in an e-mail message or to a Web server.
MPEG stands for Moving Picture Experts Group and is a group of standards used for coding audio-visual information (e.g. movies, video, music) in a digital compressed format. MPEG formats use sophisticated compression techniques to deliver video over the Web, on DVD or VCD, depending on the MPEG format.
A video display similar to a TV, but having superior visual quality and without a television tuner. An audio monitor is a speaker.
Network-attached storage.
National Television Standards Committee created the first international television system for use in the U.S. and other countries. It produces pictures by creating 525 alternating lines across the TV screen for each frame of video. Since PAL and SECAM, the other two world systems, were developed later, they took advantage of better technology. Insiders joke that NTSC means "Never the Same Color."
Phase Alternation by Line. An international TV standard. (Also see NTSC.)
A technique for creating moving video from high-resolution still images by varying the magnification at which the image is displayed and/or changing the area of the image which fills the screen.
A special effects procedure in which two video images are combined, scaling or cropping one image so that it is less than full-screen size and then placing the smaller image within the frame of the larger image.
The ability for an operating system to recognize and install necessary drivers for a device without input from the user. To be truly plug and play, the device should begin working without restarting your PC.
Technology embedded in some products (TV tuners) that provide consumers with the ability to capture, view, record and playback TV on a PC without any installation.
A set of buttons that allow you to playback the tape in the camcorder. These controls are much like the ones on a VCR. They usually include the basic functions of Play, Stop, REW, FF and Pause.
A program that displays multimedia content, typically animated images, video and audio, examples: Microsoft® Window Media® Player and Apple® QuickTime® Media Player.
When selected, the camcorder's Auto Exposure can be set to perform specific program functions. Program settings include Portrait, Sports, High-Speed Action, Twilight, Spotlight, Sand & Snow and Low Light.
The file created when you save the results of adding various clips to the workspace. The extension varies with the program being used, for example a Premiere file will be saved as a .PPJ file, while a VideoStudio 6 file will be saved with a .VSP extension.
QuickTime® is Apple's equivalent of Video for Windows® for the Macintosh®. Apple® also makes
QuickTime for Windows. QuickTime also refers to the QuickTime movie file format, a widely used format for digital audio, video and other multimedia.
The computer process of creating a special effect, animation or editing task.
Color represented as red, green and blue components. Most computer monitors use RGB pixels to display an image.
Connector for composite, Y/C, RGB, and stereo audio.
The shutter electronically the amount of time that light passing through a lens exposes onto the CCD. Most camcorders are set at a shutter speed of 1/50 sec, with fast shutter speeds varying from 1/120 sec through to 1/10,000 sec. The higher the speed the more precise the detail and the less blur noticeable.
Digital audio outputs.
A storyboard is a view of the workspace, showing thumbnails of the clips in a video editing program. Storyboards also refer to sketches or descriptions of scenes to be shot in a movie before production gets underway.
Streaming video is video that can be played in portions over a network, before the entire file is delivered.
It's a new category of soundtracks. This new type is called a "Stinger" (which is very short: 3-8 seconds). Stingers are sounds or audio effects used to accompany short video sequences such as transitions, video effects or animated graphics. Scorefitter Volume 1 includes 4 stinger categories and 10 music source tracks. Scorefitter Volume 2 includes 15 music tracks. Both versions offer up to 12 variations (tempo, mood) per track, depending on the length to be generated.
Any multichannel audio system designed to provide both front and rear sound sources (in addition to left and right channels). Surround sound adds a third dimension to the program.
S-Video provides better color separation and a much cleaner signal than composite by keeping separate the color and picture parts of a composite-video signal.
A view of the workspace that focuses on the timing of your clips.
Capability offered by the software included in some TV tuners, such as Pinnacle PCTV line, that allows consumers to pause, rewind and fast forward live TV when watching TV in a computer.
Timelines are divided into horizontal sections known as tracks. Clips are arranged in various tracks to adjust their timing relative to one another.
The method of smoothly moving from one video clip or photo to another.
This process involves removing parts of a clip that you don't want in your project without deleting them from the original source material. You can trim by adjusting the start or end trim points of a clip.
UPnP AV (Universal Plug and Play Audio and Video) is a set of standards for the seamless network connectivity and interoperability between PCs, consumer electronics devices and mobile devices. One of the main characteristics of UPnP AV devices is the easy set-up; e.g. via auto-detection of the media server. An UPnP AV MediaServer is a software that enables network streaming of digital media such as photos, movies and music throughout the home. There are Media Servers available for most operating systems such as Windows® (including Vista) and Mac. The most common ones are Windows® Media Connect® which is now part of Windows Media® Player 11, El Gato EyeConnect or Allegro Media ServerTM to support iTunes, TwonkyMedia and many more.
Some of the latest capture devices, mostly external ones, are connected to the PC via the USB port. These offer a much lower data-rate than FireWire/iLink, but they do not require a capture card to be installed into the PC. Generally they are good for capturing high-resolution still images from video or lower resolution MPEG-1 video files
White balance both takes an automatic reading, or one chosen by the user, and sets the balance for the ambient light in the scene based on the information.
Video material produced in wider aspect ratio than the standard TV ratio (4:3 or 1.33:1) is commonly referred to as widescreen video. In general anything with an aspect ratio above 1.66:1 can be considered widescreen. Widescreen material is presented on DVDs in either anamorphic or letterboxed format. At times widescreen material is also cropped into 4:3 format using pan-and-zoom.
The lens on a camcorder ranges from wide angle through to telephoto. Currently camcorders come with anything from a 10x to a 22x optical zoom. All camcorders also have a digital zoom which magnifies pixels
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Groups/GatheringsLarge group gatherings of 250 or more persons require prior Park approval and issuance of a Park Permit to address such items as reserving space for the group, traffic control, trash removal/cleanup deposit, etc.
Wi-Fi is available in the campground.
Shelters There are eight shelters of various sizes available, with capacities ranging from 24 to 80 people. Photos and details of shelters.
Reservations are required and payment must be made when reserved. Reservation rates vary depending on the size of the shelter and whether the shelter is used on a weekday, weekend, or holiday. Our reservation fees page has the current rates. A cash cleanup/security deposit is also required on the day of reserved use. For weekends and holidays, the reservation fee does not include the $1.50-per-person park admission fee. A cash cleanup/security deposit is also required on the day of reserved use. For weekends and holidays, the reservation fee does not include the $1.50-per-person park admission fee.
Campground The campground has 88 full-hookup sites (water, electricity, and sewer). Each site also includes a picnic table and a fire ring or barbecue grill. The campground has two restroom facilities with showers. Campground map.
Reservations are highly recommended, especially during the height of the camping season (October - May). Please check our campground fees page for current rates. Reservations are made by contacting the park office by phone. Parks will accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. Check out the other camping areas of Broward County's Parks.
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Markham Park also provides an area set aside for youth primitive camping for nonprofit groups. Reservations and arrangements must be made through the park office by calling 954-357-8868 or by email to firstname.lastname@example.com
The Preserve at Markham is available for adult and youth group primitive camping at $350 per night.
Airfield The Markham Park airfield offers more than 50 acres of ground space for takeoff and landing of remote-control model planes and helicopters. With the recently extended and renovated runway, this airfield is one of the finest in the country! Numerous events are hosted throughout the year by the various clubs and organizations affiliated with the park. An Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA) and a Markham Park flying card are required to fly at the field. Here is information on drones. Airfield RulesUse of the airfield also requires an annual membership. Clubs and organizations affiliated with the airfield include the Markham Park Pilots Association. Fly Right Inc. offers radio-control pilot instruction at the airfield. Fees range from $30 for a one-hour individual session to $599 for a five-day pro-pilot course. For more information about this training, contact Fly Right at 954-816-4410.
Personal Watercraft LakeThis 26-acre lake is open seasonally on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from mid-March through the end of October for motorized personal watercraft. A launching fee of $15 per three-hour session is required, with session times set as follows: noon-3 p.m. and 3:30-6:30 p.m.
Disc Golf CourseAn 18-hole course is open to the public free of charge. Disc golfers must provide their own equipment. Course maps and scorecards are available at the park office. Disc Golf Course Map
Kayaks and canoes are available for rent during the designated aquatics season (May-September). Rentals are available at the pool office beginning at 10 a.m. Boat rental fees. A security deposit is also required.
Tennis Courts/Racquetball Courts Four hard-surfaced, unlighted tennis courts are available at no charge during the day. Courts are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The park also features four three-wall racquetball courts available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Special Event Field Markham Park's 23-acre special event field can host special events, company picnics, and concerts. The special event area is also the site of numerous 5K fundraising events held at various times throughout the year.
Mountain Bike Trails With roughly 14 miles of trails, the Markham Park Mountain Bike Trails offer bicycle enthusiasts a challenging experience. Trails are available for the novice, intermediate, expert/pro rider, and the adaptive bike rider. Mountain bike trail volunteers designed a roughly four-mile trail specifically for off-road, hand-powered recumbent bikes, commonly used by disabled wheelchair users. This trail can accommodate bikes that are lower to the ground and often characterized by one wheel in front and two wheels behind. This trail is also open to children, first-time mountain bikers, and anyone else who may be uncertain if they're ready for the park's more rugged 10-miles of mountain bike trails. Helmets are required, and riders under the age of 17 must have written consent from parent or legal guardian to ride. Only mountain bikes are permitted on the trails. Non-specific mountain bikes, bike trailers, and child seats are not allowed on the trails. Additionally, pets, pedestrians, walkers, hikers, runners, horses, motorized bikes, and ATVs are also prohibited on the trails.
Use of trails requires an annual membership or daily fee. Visit the Mountain Bike Trail Fees page for more information. The annual membership fee is $25 plus tax; the daily fee is $5 plus tax. Annual membership passes purchased on or after July 1 will sold at a prorated cost of $12.50 plus tax. The annual membership pass expires on December 31 of the year that it was purchased.
For your safety: All ages must watch a safety video at the park office and complete a Waiver of Liability. Riders under 17 must watch the safety video and have a release and waiver of liability signed by a parent/guardian. Riders will be able to complete the process at the park office.
The Markham Park Bike Patrol - a group of dedicated mountain bike trail volunteers - patrols the trails offering guidance and assistance to riders in need.
See firsthand, by way of YouTube videos, what it is like to ride the various mountain bike trails at Markham Park, grouped by skill level:
Boat Ramps There are two boat ramps accessible through Markham Park. The south boat ramp offers access to the New River Canal, which runs parallel to State Road 84, while the west boat ramp connects to the L35A canal adjacent to the Everglades. Barkham at Markham This 3.5-acre dog park offers separate areas for small and large dogs to run leash free and play on various pet structures in the park. There are three pavilions located in the dog park with plenty of benches for dog owners to sit and converse with other dog owners.
The small-dog park is designed for dogs up to 25 pounds, while the large-dog park is designated for all others. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets. For a complete set of dog park rules and regulations, please visit Barkham at Markham.
Use of Barkham requires an annual membership or a daily fee. Visit the dog park fees page for more information.
Barkham at Markham is closed each Tuesday morning until 10 a.m. for maintenance. There are also several other daylong closings throughout the year as required for more in-depth maintenance. These closing dates will be posted at the dog park at least one week in advance.
A "dog's-eye view" lets you see what fun awaits you and your animal companion at Barkham at Markham.
Fox Observatory If you've ever paid more than passing attention to what goes on in the sky after dark, you may be a candidate for membership in the South Florida Amateur Astronomers Association (SFAAA). This nonprofit organization has been around since 1965 and is dedicated to, as its Website puts it, "bringing the universe closer to all South Floridians." The SFAAA makes its home at Markham Park, where every Saturday night at dusk, it opens the park's Fox Observatory to the public for free stargazing until midnight.
Among the telescopic equipment at the group's disposal are a pair of Schmidt-Cassegrains, a Brandon refractor, three Dobson reflectors, and a 12-inch Newtonian. Both Schmidt-Cassegrains are fitted with imagers that offset the effects of light pollution.
If none of this makes much sense to you, don't worry. The SFAAA's members are there to help you learn about such gear and how it operates. They often even bring along their own 'scopes, so that on a clear night there may be as many as 15 set up in various spots around the observatory.
The group also has its monthly meetings at the Fox at 7:30 p.m. the first Thursday of the month, open to the public, and there are monthly members-only events as well. Regular club dues are $20; student memberships are $10. One membership fee covers the entire family and includes the SFAAA's monthly newsletter.
Playgrounds The park's two covered playgrounds offer a variety of play options for children ages 5 to 12. The playgrounds are located between Shelters #2 and #3, and next to Shelter #5 and the tennis courts.
A Little HistoryThe initial 542 acres of this park were used as a grazing site until 1965 when the State of Florida Trustees Internal Improvement Fund turned the property over to Broward County. The park opened in 1973, named after the late C. Robert Markham, who was briefly the County's property appraiser until his death in 1966 (his son, William, became property appraiser in 1968). (Photo courtesy of the Broward County Historical Commission)WildlifeThis park is home to wildlife. If you have questions regarding wildlife or wish additional information, please call the park number above. The following safety tips are recommended for our guests: 1. Be aware of your surroundings and avoid the water's edge. 2. Alligators, snakes, and other animals live in this area. 3. Do not approach, feed, or taunt alligators, snakes, or other wildlife. 4. Pets, where permitted, must be on a leash no longer than six feet. 5. No swimming or wading except in designated areas. 6. Use common sense while in this park. Required plug-in: Adobe® Reader®

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I am replacing my old three knob shower faucet with a new Moen single faucet. It comes with a 4 1/2 inch diameter plastic 'plaster ground' -from the pictures, it appears I cut a 4.5 inch hole in the cementboard, install the 'plaster ground', and the valve sticks through it. The plaster ground has four large slots, which look like they would be inspection holes to see if the valve joints are leaking.
My question - this seems like a big hole, with nice slots for water to get in behind the wall. Do I tile over the plaster ground, or should it stand flush with the tile (installation drawing isn't clear). I'm going to great lengths to avoid water damage (why I'm remodeling in the first place), with cement board and plastic sheeting. The thought of a big hole behind the escutcheon makes me uncomfortable....
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ENOVIA X-BOM Materials Compliance exposes compliance information directly in ENOVIA Engineering Central so product engineers can create environmentally friendly products. Reports are available to compare the compliance of manufacturing equivalents, list recyclable content, or evaluate best and worst case manufacturing location scenarios. This provides critical information to product engineers when making choices based on the customer and/or market requirements that new products must meet. Product engineers can:
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The Price Field Office released the final decision on the route designation plan identifying which off-highway vehicle roads and trails will remain open and which ones will be closed on one million acres of Bureau of Land Management lands centered around the San Rafael Swell. The decision was released on Feb. 3.
BLM's Price Field Office Manager Patrick Gubbins described the plan and the years of toil and debate leading up to its completion as a grueling but necessary process�worth the investment in collaboration. "We have a solid decision that strikes the appropriate balance between a desire to maintain traditional access and the need to protect a very special public land treasure," said Gubbins.
"Now that we have a final decision it's time to re-focus our collective energies and make this off-road travel system an on-the-ground reality." Although the final plan is still subject to appeal and lawsuits, Gubbins remains guardedly optimistic that interest groups will resist from trying to throw up roadblocks to delay implementation. "It's time to work together and cooperate, not litigate," he said. The plan is open for appeals for 30 days.
Under the plan, 677 miles of secondary OHV routes will remain open to maintain a diverse network of motorized vehicle routes accessing out-of-the-way viewpoints and the lesser-known destinations favored by seasoned explorers of the region. Rugged trails, loop trip opportunities and a small network of single-track motorcycle trails are also part of the open route system.
"Access really isn't at issue here," said Gubbins. "When you combine this comprehensive system of open OHV routes with the BLM and County Class B road systems�the primary paved, gravel and dirt backcountry transportation grid which is beyond the scope of BLM route designation�you have more than 2,000 miles of roads and trails available for work and play in the San Rafael area."
The final plan closes 468 miles of secondary OHV routes. The majority of these are duplicate routes, dead-ending spurs, and routes that exacerbate the problem of "route proliferation."
Other routes were closed to reduce user conflicts and protect sensitive resources. Some of the more high-profile closures include access into Muddy Creek through the Reef and Junes Bottom.
The Upper Little Wild Horse trail will also be closed until safety problems are fixed.
The protection of wilderness study areas (WSAs) and areas of critical environmental concern (ACECs) figured heavily into the final decision. Vehicle routes closed under emergency orders issued in 1992 and 2000 to protect endangered plants and prevent wilderness impairment in six WSAs, remain closed. The plan also maintains the status quo by continuing to allow use on four inventoried ways in the Sid's Mountain WSA as long as wilderness impairment does not occur. According to Gubbins, monitoring shows that the condition of the Sid's Mountain WSA has improved. "It's due to better signs and increased patrols, but the biggest factor by far and away, is user compliance."
Remarking on how this success story could translate to the larger challenge of route designation in the San Rafael, Gubbins said, "Given sufficient resources and cooperation from the OHV community we can make it happen, step by step, over time." But he cautioned, it will take a lot more of both to get us where we want to be.
As a first installment, BLM will use a combination of increased law enforcement presence, enhanced signing, and new maps. Law enforcement strategies will include a "task force" consisting of rangers from neighboring BLM field offices and supplemental patrols using State Park and Division of Wildlife Resources law enforcement officers during Easter and other high use periods. The most promising development to supplement the sole BLM ranger assigned to the Price Field Office is a newly proposed cost share arrangement between the BLM and the Emery County Sheriff's Office that would add a deputy to patrol the San Rafael area on priority basis.
Increased regulatory and navigational signs will be installed to enhance safety, enjoyment and compliance with OHV regulations. Individual vehicle routes will be signed open or closed. Information bulletin boards strategically located throughout the region have been retrofitted with new maps and other useful information. Site rehabilitation projects will continue as volunteer labor becomes available.
A new OHV map showing the open designated routes is available on the Internet. This map can be reviewed at the BLM State Office in Salt Lake City and at BLM Offices and county offices, libraries and state parks in Emery and Carbon Counties. A limited number of maps are currently available from the Price Field Office (125 South 600 West Price, Utah 84501, 435-636-3600) until a larger shipment of printed maps is received in April.
The BLM has posted the San Rafael Route Designation website http://www.ut.blm.gov/sanrafaelohv. The site is filled with maps, photographs and detailed travel information.


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I'd like to know what the other brits on the site reckon to all these ridiculous budget cuts.
At first I wasn't all that bothered by any of it except the new 20% VAT/Daylight Robbery Tax, But I saw an MP talking on the news last week, he was saying how important the Citizens Advice Bureau is and as such there had not been any cuts made in funding to them.
I couldn't help thinking the guy was talking absolute bollocks and contradicting himself.
I worked at Bassetlaw Citizens Advice Bureau last year and have been volunteering there since my contract ended. Thanks to Cameron, the bureau lost 67% of it's main funding which came from the local council, our debt help department has all but gone because FIF (the organization which funds the debt workers) have lost almost their entire budget.
Also thanks to the cuts, Trading Standards are being pushed on to the bureau and while funding has been put in place for it, It's only going to be enough to set up the call centers, there isn't going to be enough to employ people to man the phones.
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ELMO-Colleen Curtis died unexpectedly (of natural causes) on Sunday, March 1, 2009 in Elmo, Utah.
Colleen was born March 31, 1956 in Concord, Calif., to Donald Roger and Delores Gnehm Curtis. She moved to Emery County, Utah as a young child and lived there the rest of her life.
Colleen loved her children and grandchildren, animals, the outdoors, and music. She was good to remember others and she saw the best in everyone. She had an especially close relationship with her father.
Colleen is survived by her three children; Misty (Eli) Jackson of Price, Jason (Amber) Livingston of Elmo, and Robyn (Toby) Jackson of Richfield; six grandchildren, Abbey Potter, Tayson Jackson, Jaydin Livingston, Shyle Livingston, Beau Jackson, and Brinlee Jackson; brothers, Wesley (Anne) Curtis of Cedar City, Wendell (Nancy) Curtis of Pleasant Grove, Blaine (Kathy) Curtis of Sal Lake City; and sister, Marlene (Mervyn) Jones of Wales, UK.
She is preceded in death by her granddaughter Kyla Potter.
Graveside services will be Saturday, March 7, 2009 at 12 p.m. at the Orangeville City Cemetery. Services are in the care of Fausett Mortuary. The family would like to give a special thanks to her friends and staff at Turnquist that loved her and made her feel at home.


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During the regular county commission meeting on Aug. 5, a public hearing was held to discuss and gather residents comments about temporary ATV use on county roads near Ferron and Emery during the upcoming Arapeen ATV Jamboree. Commissioner Drew Sitterud opened the public hearing with an explanation of the proposal. He explained that there is currently a committee in place considering opening county roads on a permanent basis. That committee has not yet made any final decisions. This public hearing is to discuss temporary use of certain county roads surrounding Ferron and Emery.
Roads being considered for the temporary designation are: 723-Millsite; 701-Ferron Canyon from Millsite State Park to Ferron City boundary; 611-Molen, from Ferron City boundary to intersection with 612-Clawson/Molen; 612 from intersection with 611 to intersection with 705-Dutch Flat; and 705-Dutch Flat from intersection with 612 for approximately 2.5 miles to the "ball field." In the Emery area: 904-Emery, old state; 928-Cove Spur; 901-Coller/Peacock, those portions which are part of the old state highway; 806-Muddy Creek from SR-10 approxiamately 3.7 miles to the "Hole Trail"; 911-Lynx Canyon; 905; also that portion of "D" road, formerly the old state highway, that is located between Emery City boundary and county road 928.
The Southeast Utah Off Highway Vehicle Club is sponsoring and ATV jamboree in the county on Aug. 13-16. Riders who will be attending this jamboree will need to access forest service and BLM roads across county roads. These rides leave from Ferron and Emery and return to that city during the day's ride.
During the four days, there will be a separate ride each day. The commissioners are considering granting temporary permission to open the roads in question for this four day time span only, to accommodate the ATV riders.
Mark H. Williams, from SEUOHVC, requested that the Ferron Canyon road in question be extended from Millsite Reservoir to the forest service boundary.
The commissioners then gave the public an opportunity to comment on the resolution granting temporary permission. When the floor was opened to comment, no comment was heard on either side of the issue. Commissioners then closed the hearing and went back into regular commission meeting. They voted unanimously to open those county roads for the jamboree.


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The Muddy Creek Bridge was built in 1940 during the last phase of paving State Road 10. It was a concrete, rigid-frame bridge ornamented with Art-Deco Thunderbird designs on the sides. Since early pioneer settlement times, bridges have been built to accommodate the crossing of Muddy Creek.
Before dams and reservoirs were built, the stream could become wild with run-off water. The first bridge was wooden and was replaced in 1910 with Carnegie-Steel-Truss Bridge. At that time, S.R.10 was gravel, dirt and clay. The new Muddy Creek bridge was constructed in 1940 and functioned well until 2005. It had to be replaced to accommodate the weight and traffic of coal haul trucks, important to the coal industry and economy of Emery County.
Like all of the towns in Emery County, the towns of Emery and Moore had to rely on streams carrying mountain water for irrigation and drinking. In the flat lands, where settlements had grown up, no springs or wells existed to provide the essential water. This precious resource had to be coaxed away from the major streams of the Wasatch Plateau watershed.
The Muddy Creek is the source of life and economy for the towns of Emery and Rochester (later named Moore). This southern part of Emery County was the last area to be settled in Utah. The Homestead Act of 1862 required 160 acres per claim. The first settlers in the Muddy Creek area established homesteads right along the Creek, which is located about five miles north of Emery. The pioneers first called their settlement "Muddy," then "Casper," after Casper Christensen, one of the first homesteaders and their spiritual leader "The Bishop of the Muddy." A log school and a post office were built.
As more settlers were attracted to this new and last frontier, large tracts of homestead land became unavailable. Although more land lay to the south, there was no creek to water it.
Emery town: In the late 1870s, the settlers chose to move their homes to a location that could accommodate more people, houses, and businesses.
Water had to be taken from the Muddy Creek to the area designated for a town. The Muddy Canal Company was formed, and the settlers began digging a canal with their picks and shovels. The bed of the first diversion was made with layers of rocks. To save digging two miles of canal that would have to go around a large hill, the pioneers dug a tunnel through the hill, an incredible feat considering the available tools. They started from both ends of the hill and also dug from the top in the center of the hill.
As the digging neared completion, all points met. Modern engineers have marveled at this accomplishment. The pioneers' tenacity and willingness to work hard made a difference in achieving their goal to build the town of Emery.
Rochester: About the same time the Muddy Canal was being dug, financial investors from the Eastern States became aware of the lush, productive farmland on the flats east of the Muddy River headwaters. The investors saw the potential and formed The Independent Canal Company to claim water from the Muddy Creek and coax this arid land into producing grain like in the Midwest.
Shares were offered to residents of the county, who also caught their vision. They began digging and blasting to build a new canal that would irrigate farmland and provide water. The new town was named Rochester after the hometown of one of the wealthy investors. The town had a store, brick school, and post office.
Later, when all of the Eastern investors had pulled out of the company, the name Rochester was changed to Moore to honor the postmaster who had purchased most of the land and managed it for so many years. Only a few residents still live in Moore. Most residents have moved into neighboring towns but have kept their farmland which continues to produce great crops.
These pioneer settlements of the late 1800s were also the crossroads for other historic civilizations. Fremont Culture "Emery County was an important center for the Fremont Culture which dates back to about A.D. 700 to 1000. . . The later Bull Creek phase (A.D. 1000 - 1200) seems to have developed during a wet cycle that allowed for more extensive agriculture and larger dwelling groups." (Edward Geary, A History of Emery County.)
Rock art is found in several locations in this area, indicating historic civilization to the Muddy Creek area. The early inhabitants left notes on rocks about their lives in this area. Since no one seems able to interpret these writings with confidence, they are admired as inherited pieces of fine art. The National Geographic has called Utah "The Wilderness Louvre;" 226 rock art sites have been recorded in Emery County.
Utes: "What is now Emery County was part of the Ute domain. Accounts of early travelers indicate there were Utes in the area. The San Pitch band. . .probably made extensive use of western Emery County as they continued to do on a seasonal basis well into the settlement era. Early explorers found established trails. . .(in this area)." (Edward Geary, A History of Emery County, p21-22.)
The Spanish Trail: the main travel route through the Emery County region during 1570-1850 was the Spanish Trail. This trail made its way from Santa Fe, N.M., to California, crossing through much of Castle Valley.
Merchandise, such as fabrics and woolen goods, was traded in California for horses and mules. As many as 2,000 animals herded by 200 men on horseback would traverse this trail in about two and a half months.
One portion of the route is believed to be two miles north of Emery Town where it crossed the Muddy Creek.
Trappers such as William Wolfskil and George Yount, explorers John C. Fremont and Kit Carson, Mormon Battalion members, and gold-seeking 49ers made use of the trail. More clandestine users included bands of horse thieves and those trafficking in Native American slave trade exchange.
Emery County native Dan Price is 87 years old and now resides in Wellington. He was one of the original builders of the bridge over the Muddy River. He recalls working on the bridge in 1941. He was 20 years old and working for Thorn Construction.
He had just recently finished work with the CCC camps and found this job on the Muddy Creek bridge. He remembers the construction foreman being Les Evans and the superintendent on the job was Franz Bradley, whom they all called Boone.
He reflected on the hard time they had getting gravel for the project. There was a gravel hill near Emery which they used. They had dump trucks and would put a screen in the bottom of the truck to screen the gravel from the dirt. This gravel was used in the cement for the bridge.
Price said he received 50 cents an hour for driving one of these dump trucks. They put a hose in a ditch to get the water out to mix with the cement for the bridge asnd to wash the gravel. They used 1,600 bags of cement on the bridge alone, not the railings. They didn't have the cement trucks like today and they mixed two bags of cement mix at a time in the old mixer.
All hands came together when it was cement pouring time, all the truck drivers and other equipment operators helped with the cement pouring. Price remembers other local men who helped with the project including: Mervin Peacock, Wilford Anderson, Christian Christiansen, Sid Sorensen, Stanford Johnson, Loren Minchey, Bryan Nielson, Burt Wilcox and Reed Keele to name a few.
Price said he thinks the old Muddy Creek bridge lasted longer than it probably should have with the materials they had available at that time in the 1940s.


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Due to the number of requests being made in this forum for me to scanlate "insert manga" I felt this topic was necessary.
I have no plans on picking up any additional manga. Doing 4 weekly ones takes enough time as it is. If I ever wanted to start another, I would be doing one that I want to do, not one just because somebody suggested it.
It's frustrating to have nobody interested in translating / scanlating your favorite manga, but that's life. There will possibly be a forum set up where you can make requests for new / abandoned series once there is a community of scanlators here.


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Agree. I love her skating. So talented. And such a sweetheart.
Agree. I love her skating. So talented. And such a sweetheart.
I sent Alissa a message through her official web site:
well you can tell that entrance to the flip was the one that went wrong. it's respectful to alissa and her coaches for them to have cut it off.
I don't think it's "disrespectful" if anyone wanted to show the full video. The first video uploaded was so small and grainy you couldn't see anything, even when she fell.
It was the right of the video owners to edit or take them down. Let's respect that.
ETA: I guess, in a sort of twisted way, better for it to happen here "behind the scenes" than on live national TV (imagine if it occurred during nationals!). Can't even seem to find a video of what happened for goodness sake.
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Agreed, R.D. That time when Totmianina fell out of a lift and hit the ice in one of the GP competitions, they replayed that tape endlessly through the season.