# File lib/IVLE/api/forum.rb, line 7 def forum(forum_id, duration=0, include_threads=true) api 'Forum', forumid: forum_id, duration: duration, includethreads: include_threads end
# File lib/IVLE/api/forum.rb, line 15 def forum_heading_threads(heading_id, duration=0, get_main_topics_only=false) api 'Forum_HeadingThreads', headingid: heading_id, duration: duration, getmaintopicsonly: get_main_topics_only end
# File lib/IVLE/api/forum.rb, line 11 def forum_headings(forum_id, duration=0, include_threads=true) api 'Announcement_AddLog', forumid: forum_id, duration: duration, includethreads: include_threads end
# File lib/IVLE/api/forum.rb, line 27 def forum_post_new_thread(heading_id, title, reply) api_post 'Forum_PostNewThread_JSON', headingid: heading_id, title: title, reply: reply end
# File lib/IVLE/api/forum.rb, line 31 def forum_reply_thread(thread_id, title, reply) api_post 'Forum_ReplyThread_JSON', threadid: thread_id, title: title, reply: reply end
# File lib/IVLE/api/forum.rb, line 39 def forum_sale_of_used_textbooks(duration=0, include_threads=true) api 'Forum_SaleOfUsedTextbooks', includethreads: include_threads, duration: duration end
# File lib/IVLE/api/forum.rb, line 43 def forum_student_feedback(duration=0, include_threads=true) api 'Forum_StudentFeedback', includethreads: include_threads, duration: duration end
# File lib/IVLE/api/forum.rb, line 23 def forum_thread(thread_id) api 'Forum_Thread', threadid: thread_id end
# File lib/IVLE/api/forum.rb, line 35 def forum_thread_add_log(thread_id) api_post 'Forum_Thread_AddLog_JSON', threadid: thread_id end
# File lib/IVLE/api/forum.rb, line 19 def forum_threads(forum_id, duration=0, get_sub_threads=true) api 'Forum_Threads', threadid: thread_id, duration: duration, getsubthreads: get_sub_threads end
# File lib/IVLE/api/forum.rb, line 3 def forums(course_id, duration=0, include_threads=true, title_only=false) api 'Forums', courseid: course_id, duration: duration, includethreads: include_threads, titleonly: title_only end


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Adinf C++ base library V2
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| Definition of the header structure for a request or repsonse packet. More... | |
| class | adbase::head::Binary |
Namespaces | |
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| adbase::head | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | adbase::head::ProtocolBinaryMagic { adbase::head::PROTOCOL_BINARY_REQ = 0x90, adbase::head::PROTOCOL_BINARY_RES = 0x91 } |
| Definition of the legal "magic" values used in a packet. More... | |
| enum | adbase::head::ProtocolBinaryResponseStatus { adbase::head::PROTOCOL_BINARY_RESPONSE_SUCCESS = 0x00, adbase::head::PROTOCOL_BINARY_RESPONSE_ERROR = 0x01, adbase::head::PROTOCOL_BINARY_RESPONSE_UNKNOWN_COMMAND = 0x02, adbase::head::PROTOCOL_BINARY_RESPONSE_NOT_SUPPORTED = 0x03, adbase::head::PROTOCOL_BINARY_RESPONSE_EBUSY = 0x04 } |
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| enum | adbase::head::ProtocolBinaryDataType { adbase::head::PROTOCOL_BINARY_TYPE_ASCII = 0x00, adbase::head::PROTOCOL_BINARY_TYPE_JSON = 0x01, adbase::head::PROTOCOL_BINARY_TYPE_GPB = 0x02, adbase::head::PROTOCOL_BINARY_TYPE_RAW = 0x03 } |
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The goal of attractor
is to generate and plot strange attractors.
Using this package is fast, because:
Rcpp
for speed.You can install the development version from GitHub with:
Create a strange attractor with 10 million points, then discretize to a matrix with dimensions 400 x 400
:
Use recolour()
to change the colours. You can use any of the colours defined by the scales::col_numeric()
function. From the help of ?scales::col_numeric()
:
The palette argument can be any of the following:
A character vector of RGB or named colours. Examples: palette()
, c("#000000", "#0000FF", "#FFFFFF")
, topo.colors(10)
The name of an RColorBrewer
palette, e.g. "BuPu"
or "Greens"
.
A function that receives a single value between 0 and 1 and returns a colour. Examples: colorRamp(c("#000000", "#FFFFFF"), interpolate="spline")
.
Use the Oranges
palette:
To change the background colour, specify a zero_colour
:
You can also invert the palette
Try the Spectral
palette:
With inversion:


HTML/CSS Part 1 Class Topics
- HTML essential training this week
- No notes, instead a ‘code along’
- Choose an editor. Any will do just as long as it gets the job done
- Create a new folder in SharedWRio folder called codeup
- Good idea to create a week 3 folder inside codeup to keep files organized better
- Will be any files created during the html essentials course into that folder
- Pick editor first before doing the lecture
CodeUP Directory
Link to lecture Codeup directory here


KZN storms: Pupils not writing exams should stay home on Friday, urges education dept
The KwaZulu-Natal Education Department has urged all pupils who were not writing matric or Grade 11 exams to stay at home on Friday owing to safety concerns following severe storms in the area.
According to Times Live, department head Enock Nzama said on Thursday night that this was because of forecasts of "bad weather conditions" and was made "in the interest of safety".
A memorandum from the department reportedly said matrics writing their final exams should attend school, as should Grade 11 pupils.
"All other grades are suspended for the day. Schools are requested to make the necessary adjustments to their internal timetables for the rest of the other grades," the memo reads, Daily News reported.
On Thursday, the department instructed schools to allow pupils to leave early after predictions of more bad weather, News24 reported.
More thunderstorms
The province is bracing itself for more inclement weather which will bring severe thunderstorms over the next few days.
Since October, KwaZulu-Natal has experienced extreme weather conditions, including severe thunderstorms, lightning strikes, gale-force winds and heavy downpours that have wreaked havoc across the province.
A severe thunderstorm produced a tornado near New Hanover on Tuesday.
At least two people were killed and 20 injured in the storm, which the SA Weather Service (SAWS) was investigating to determine the tornado's strength in relation to the Enhanced Fujita (EF) scale.
Another three people were killed due to heavy storm conditions on Monday. On Wednesday, the body of a 7-year-old boy - who was swept off the Soweto bridge in Darnall, KwaZulu-Natal, while walking from school on Tuesday - was found.
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Notebook Gallery#
- Converts a logistic regression into C
- Discrepencies with ONNX
- Einsum decomposition
- Fast TopK elements
- Infer operator computation cost
- Introduction to a numpy API for ONNX: CustomClassifier
- Introduction to a numpy API for ONNX: FunctionTransformer
- Lightgbm, double, discrepencies
- Loss function in ONNX
- Memory usage
- ONNX FFTs
- ONNX and FFT
- ONNX graph, single or double floats
- ONNX side by side
- ONNX visualization
- Pairwise distances with ONNX (pdist)
- Precision loss due to float32 conversion with ONNX
- Profiling with onnxruntime
- Time processing for every ONNX nodes in a graph
- Transfer Learning with ONNX
- Tricky detail when converting a random forest from scikit-learn into ONNX


Directive
A structural directive which lazy loads desired Angular element (or any other webcomponent)
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
selector |
The selector is |
@Input('axLazyElement') url: string; |
The url of the element bundle (or module). This is the main property which corresponds to the main directive selector.
Pre-configurable
|
@Input('axLazyElementLoadingTemplate') loadingTemplateRef: TemplateRef<any>; |
Reference to Angular template which will be displayed before the
element bundle (or module) was loaded. To show loader we can
create following template
Optional Default: undefined
|
@Input('axLazyElementErrorTemplate') errorTemplateRef: TemplateRef<any>; |
Reference to Angular template which will be displayed when the
element bundle (or module) loading failed. To show error message
we can create following template
Optional Default: undefined
|
@Input('axLazyElementModule') isModule: boolean; |
Flag that specifies if the element is loaded as bundle (default)
or as module. This will influence the generated
Optional Default: false
Pre-configurable
|
@Input('axLazyElementImportMap') importMap: boolean; |
Flag that specifies if the element url should be resolved using
import maps. If set to true an instance of
SystemJS
needs to exist in the application. Optional Default: false
Pre-configurable
|
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
destroyEmbeddedView() |
The |
Module
An Angular module which exports *axLazyElement
and
*axLazyElementDynamic
directives so it has to be imported in
other Angular modules which want to use these directives in the templates of
their components. Module can be also pre-configured using
forRoot()
and forFeature()
static methods.
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
forRoot(options: LazyElementModuleRootOptions) |
The |
forFeature(options: LazyElementModuleOptions) |
The |
Interface
Type of an option object that can be passed to static
forRoot()
method of LazyElementModule
.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
elementConfigs: ElementConfig[] |
Optional array of |
rootOptions: LazyElementRootOptions |
Optional object of |
Interface
Type of an option object that can be passed as the
rootOptions
of the
LazyElementModuleRootOptions
into the
forRoot()
method of LazyElementModule
. These
options will be applied to every element loaded using
*axLazyElement
or
*axLazyElementDynamic
directives. These options can be
overridden by the element configuration in forFeature()
and
lastly by the inline configuration of *axLazyElement
directive.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
loadingComponent: Type<any> |
Component class to be displayed during element loading (similar to
Optional Default: undefined
|
errorComponent: Type<any> |
Component class to be displayed after element loading failed
(similar to
Optional Default: undefined
|
isModule: boolean |
Flag that specifies if the element is loaded as bundle (default)
or as module. This will influence the generated
Optional Default: undefined
|
importMap: boolean |
Flag that specifies if the element url should be resolved using
import maps. If set to true an instance of
SystemJS
needs to exist in the application. Optional Default: undefined
|
preload: boolean |
Flag that specifies if the all the modules should be preloaded Optional Default: undefined
|
hooksConfig: HooksConfig |
Global hooks configuration for all elements. Any loaded element
will run hooks configured here unless some of them were overriden
in Optional Default: undefined
|
Interface
Type of an option object that can be passed to static
forFeature()
method of LazyElementModule
.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
elementConfigs: ElementConfig[] |
Optional array of |
Interface
The element config used to pre-configure LazyElementModule
so
that we do not have to specify url (and other supported options) inline
inside of the *axLazyElement
and
*axLazyElementDynamic
directives. The configs are matched to
particular elements by the tag. The elements are still loaded lazily even
though they are preconfigured in the module during application startup...
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
tag: string |
Tag of an element (eg: |
url: string |
The url of an element bundle or ES module (eg:
|
isModule: boolean |
Flag that specifies if the element is loaded as bundle (default)
or as module. This will influence the generated
Optional Default: undefined
|
importMap: boolean |
Flag that specifies if the element url should be resolved using
import maps. If set to true an instance of
SystemJS
needs to exist in the application. Optional Default: undefined
|
loadingComponent: Type<any> |
Component class to be displayed during element loading (similar to
Optional Default: undefined
|
errorComponent: Type<any> |
Component class to be displayed after element loading failed
(similar to
Optional Default: undefined
|
preload: boolean |
Flag that specifies if the element is preloaded. Optional Default: undefined
|
hooks: HooksConfig |
Hooks configuration for the element. Any hook specified here will
overwrite corresponding root hook for the element. See
Optional Default: undefined
|
Interface
Hooks for running custom logic as part of the element's lifecycle. See
ElementConfig
and LazyElementRootOptions
.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
beforeLoad: Hook |
This hook will run before the browser starts the element's
download. If the provided hook returns a Optional Default: undefined
|
afterLoad: Hook |
This hook will run after the element's download has been
completed. If the provided hook returns a Optional Default: undefined
|
Type
Hook that can be run as part of HooksConfig
.
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
(tag: string) => Promise<void> ❘ <void> |
Provided function will be called at the appropriate time in the
element's lifecycle. If the function returns a
|
Service
A service used for loading the Angular element (or any other webcomponent)
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
preload(tags? : string[]): void |
Preloads the specified tags which are preconfigured using
|
Token
A token used to override default lazy elements registry which is used to prevent multiple downloads of the same element Javascript bundle...
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
{ provide: LAZY_ELEMENTS_REGISTRY, useClass: YourRegistryImplementation } |
Overrides default lazy elements registry implementation which can
be useful when using library in the multiple apps (or elements) on
a single page to prevent multiple downloads of the same element
Javascript bundle. The new implementation has to implement
|
Interface
An interface which has to be implemented by custom lazy elements registry.
The default lazy element registry used by the library out of the box is
Map<string, Promise<void>
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
get: (url: string) => Promise<void> |
Retrieve loading state ( |
set: (url: string, notifier: Promise<void>) => void |
Store loading state ( |
has: (url: string) => boolean |
Check if registry already contains loading state
( |
Module
@angular-extensions/elements/testing
The testing module is used in Angular unit-tests to help mock lazy-loaded elements with mock components provided by the test. Check out how to use it in the testing example.
| Declarable | Description |
|---|---|
LazyElementTestingDirective
|
Overrides default behavior of |
LazyElementDynamicTestingDirective
|
Overrides default behavior of
|


BRAVA calls one or more resources in the tested server and tests the response.
First, the /calls
resource is requested. If the response is valid, the list of available calls is parsed.
Following a predefined order, BRAVA requests the available resources. For every resource, the status code, content type and JSON schema is checked. Each resource has a specific schema defined. This checks the structure, parameter name and parameter types.
For example, the /germplasm-search
test requires the response data object to contain a germplasmDbId attribute with a string value, among others.
We created the JSON schemas using the official BrAPI specifications. They are available here, feel free to check them and use them in your own tests. They may differ from the official specifications because we update them manually. Let us know of any inconsistencies in the issue tracker.
Some tests also make sure the data is consistent across resources. This works by storing a few values from the response. The specific parameters that are saved depend on the test. The server will make a request to other resources using these values as input.
This way you can automatically test some resources that would require manual input for certain parameters.
For example, a call to /markerprofiles
could store markerprofileDbId. This value can be used as input for /markerprofiles/{markerprofileDbId}
.


Danilo Poccia
Danilo works with startups and companies of any size to support their innovation. In his role as Evangelist at Amazon Web Services, he leverages his experience to help people bring their ideas to life, focusing on serverless architectures and event-driven programming, and on the technical and business impact of machine learning and edge computing. He is the author of AWS Lambda in Action from Manning.
Talk: Taking Serverless to the Next Level
What are the top best practices to build and run applications without thinking about servers? Model your serverless components as templates and deploy your infrastructure as config to leverage best practices such as code reviews. Step-through and debug your code with a local execution environment. Coordinate and manage the state of each distributed component. Continuously deliver your code in production using application lifecycle management tools. Enable gradual, safe deployments. To support our findings, we’ll review customer case studies to see what they did, why, and which benefits they got most.
Slides: https://speakerdeck.com/danilop/taking-serverless-to-the-next-level
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Token names to be used with getEnrollmentToken
Options for voice recording popup
Text shown during capture
Set top label in voice recording popup visible before recording
Progress text before recording.
Progress text which is shown when voice recording is started. Use {s} pattern inside the label to show timer value anywhere in label.
Voice authentication.
recording created using recordVoice
Promise resolving to AuthenticationResult.
Voice authentication.
recording created using recordVoice
flag to request serialised request instead of performing API call
Promise resolving to AuthenticationResult.
Voice authentication.
recording created using recordVoice
flag to request serialised request instead of performing API call
Promise resolving to string with API request body.
Enroll using recorded voice.
recording created using recordVoice
Promise resolving to VoiceEnrollmentResult.
Enroll using recorded voice.
recording created using recordVoice
flag to request serialised request instead of performing API call
Promise resolving to string with API request body.
flag to return serialised request instead of performing API call
Promise which resolves to:
token key which identifies token
flag to return serialised request instead of performing API call
Return promise which resolves to:
All enrollment token keys
Returns all enrollment token keys to be used with getEnrollmentToken
Check if voice module is supported by current browser.
if voice module can be used.
Displays voice recording poup.
voice token shown to user
Promise resolving to string array with base64 encoded audio recording
Generated using TypeDoc
Voice module
Voice module provides functions to record audio of user voice and use recorded audio for enrollment or authentication.
Retrieving voice token
Voice token is a text retrieved via SDK and presented to the user to be read.
Use getAuthenticationToken to get voice token for authentication.
Aimbrain.voice.getAuthenticationToken().then((result) => { // present result to user for reading });
Use getEnrollmentToken to get enrollment token. getEnrollmentToken takes token key which identifies each enrollment step. Use getEnrollmentTokenKeys to get all keys for enrollment. User needs to successfully enroll in all steps to finish enrollment.
var tokenKeys = Aimbrain.voice.getEnrollmentTokenKeys(); /* for each value in tokenKeys: */ var currentStepKey = tokenKeys[...]; Aimbrain.voice.getEnrollmentToken(currentStepKey).then((voiceToken) => { // voice token now contains token to be presented Aimbrain.voice.recordVoice(currentStepKey).then((voiceRecord) => { // voiceRecord is voice recorded Aimbrain.voice.enrollWithData(voiceRecord).then((result) => { // current step is succesfull, use next token }); }); });
Recording user voice
Use recordVoice to display recording popup to record user voice.
Aimbrain.voice.recordVoice().then((result) => { // result contains base64 encoded voice data recorded }).catch((error) => { // voice recording failed, use error code find out why. switch (error) { case Aimbrain.voice.RecordingError.PopupClosed: // popup closed by user break; case Aimbrain.voice.RecordingError.NotSupported: // browser does not support recording break; case Aimbrain.voice.RecordingError.NoDevice: // there is no recording device present break; } });
Customizing recording dialog
Use methods [[setTopLabel]] and [[setBottomLabel]] to set text on popup. [[setRecordningLabel]] and [[setTimerLabel]] to control recording countdown label.
These methods must be invoked before calling recordVoice and set labels persist until page reload.
Presented popup has the following structure.

Element classes will be always present and can be used to amend popup styling with custom CSS.
Enrolling with the voice module
Use enrollWithData to enroll with recorded voice. Data received from recordVoice should be passed as enrollWithData argument without modifications.
Aimbrain.voice.recordVoice(options).then((voiceToken) => { Aimbrain.voice.enrollWithData(result).then((result) => { // voice step enrolled, reestablish session to get latest enrollment state. }).catch((error) => { // handle enroll error }); }).catch((error) => { // handle record error });
Calling this method with parameter
serialized
set totrue
returns promise resolving to string with serialized request JSON:Aimbrain.voice.enrollWithData(voiceData, true).then(jsonString => { console.log(jsonString); });
Authenticating with the voice module
Use authenticateWithData to authenticate with recorded voice. Data received from recordVoice should be passed as authenticateWithData argument without modifications.
Aimbrain.voice.recordVoice(options).then((result) => { Aimbrain.voice.authenticateWithData(result).then((result) => { // use result.score and result.liveliness fields // to decide authentication outcome }).catch((error) => { // handle enroll error }); }).catch((error) => { // handle record error });
Calling this method with parameter
serialized
set totrue
returns promise resolving to string with serialized request JSON:Aimbrain.voice.authenticateWithData(voiceData, true).then(jsonString => { // use request body in jsonString console.log(jsonString); });


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Randy Johnson vs. The Cubs author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>excerpt: "\n\nOne of my favorite non-Cubs pitchers is Randy Johnson and I'm really excited that he is going against the Cubs this afternoon. Hopefully the rain moves out and they get the game in today. \n\nI didn't like Randy Johnson much when he was in Seattle. " wordpress_id: 68 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.wordpress.com/?p=68 date: '2008-05-11 14:37:24 +0000' date_gmt: '2008-05-11 14:37:24 +0000' categories: - General Baseball tags: - Arizona - Bank One Ballpark - Carlos Zambrano - Diamondbacks - Lou Holtz - Mariners - Randy Johnson - USC comments: [] ---
One of my favorite non-Cubs pitchers is Randy Johnson and I'm really excited that he is going against the Cubs this afternoon. Hopefully the rain moves out and they get the game in today.
I didn't like Randy Johnson much when he was in Seattle. But he played for the Diamondbacks when I lived in Arizona and I developed an appreciation for him then. In fact, I was in attendance when Johnson strike out 18 or 19 batters at what was then called Bank One Ballpark. Fellow Ivy Envy writer Andy was there with me, I believe. Coincidentally, Andy has tickets to today's ballgame.
Now, the fact that the Cubs are facing Randy Johnson should put the fear of God in us. Johnson has owned the Cubs like Lou Holtz owned the University of Southern California. Johnson is 12-0 lifetime against the Cubs. But Randy Johnson isn't what he used to be. He doesn't have that 100mph fastball and he's 44 years old. Plus, he's going up against Carlos Zambrano.
So let's hope for no rain. Let's hope Zambrano has a stellar performance. And let's hope that we finally get Randy Johnson.


public class MessageContext
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.io.Serializable
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
readOnly |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MessageContext(int sender,
int viewID,
bftsmart.tom.core.messages.TOMMessageType type,
int session,
int sequence,
int operationId,
int replyServer,
byte[] signature,
long timestamp,
int numOfNonces,
long seed,
int regency,
int leader,
int consensusId,
java.util.Set<bftsmart.consensus.messages.ConsensusMessage> proof,
bftsmart.tom.core.messages.TOMMessage firstInBatch,
boolean noOp)
Constructor
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
int |
getConsensusId()
Returns the ID of the consensus in which this request was ordered (-1
if readonly).
|
bftsmart.tom.core.messages.TOMMessage |
getFirstInBatch()
Returns the first request in the ordered batch
|
int |
getLeader()
Returns the id of the leader replica in which this message was ordered
(-1 if readonly).
|
byte[] |
getNonces()
Returns the nonces as generated by the leader
|
int |
getNumOfNonces()
Returns the number of nonces as generated by the leader
|
int |
getOperationId()
Returns the operation ID
|
java.util.Set<bftsmart.consensus.messages.ConsensusMessage> |
getProof()
Returns the proof for the consensus.
|
int |
getRegency()
Returns the current regency in which the message was ordered.
|
int |
getReplyServer()
Returns the ID of the server expected to send a non-hashed reply when the clients sends an unordered hashed request.
|
long |
getSeed()
Returns the seed as generated by the leader
|
int |
getSender()
Returns the ID of the client that sent the message
|
int |
getSequence()
Returns the request's sequence number
|
int |
getSession()
Returns the client's session
|
byte[] |
getSignature()
Returns the client's signature.
|
long |
getTimestamp()
Returns the timestamp as generated by the leader
|
bftsmart.tom.core.messages.TOMMessageType |
getType()
Returns the request type
|
int |
getViewID()
Returns the view ID
|
boolean |
isLastInBatch()
Returns the last request in the ordered batch
|
boolean |
isNoOp()
Returns true if the consensus instance has no operations to deliver to the application
|
bftsmart.tom.core.messages.TOMMessage |
recreateTOMMessage(byte[] content)
Generates a TOMMessage for its associated requests using the new info that it now supports since the previous commit.
|
void |
setLastInBatch()
Deprecated.
|
public MessageContext(int sender, int viewID, bftsmart.tom.core.messages.TOMMessageType type, int session, int sequence, int operationId, int replyServer, byte[] signature, long timestamp, int numOfNonces, long seed, int regency, int leader, int consensusId, java.util.Set<bftsmart.consensus.messages.ConsensusMessage> proof, bftsmart.tom.core.messages.TOMMessage firstInBatch, boolean noOp)
sender
- The sender IDviewID
- The view IDtype
- The request typesession
- Client's sessionsequence
- Request's sequence numberoperationId
- The operation IDreplyServer
- ID of the server expected to send a non-hashed reply when the clients sends an unordered hashed request.signature
- Client's signature.timestamp
- The timestamp as generated by the leadernumOfNonces
- The nonces as generated by the leaderseed
- The seed as generated by the leaderregency
- The current regency in which the message was ordered.leader
- The leader with which the batch was decidedconsensusId
- The ID of the consensus in which this request was orderedproof
- The proof for the consensusfirstInBatch
- The first request in the ordered batchnoOp
- true if the consensus instance has no operations to deliver to the applicationpublic int getViewID()
public bftsmart.tom.core.messages.TOMMessageType getType()
public int getSession()
public int getSequence()
public int getOperationId()
public int getReplyServer()
public byte[] getSignature()
public int getSender()
public long getTimestamp()
public byte[] getNonces()
public int getNumOfNonces()
public long getSeed()
public int getConsensusId()
public int getLeader()
public java.util.Set<bftsmart.consensus.messages.ConsensusMessage> getProof()
public int getRegency()
public bftsmart.tom.core.messages.TOMMessage getFirstInBatch()
public void setLastInBatch()
public boolean isLastInBatch()
public boolean isNoOp()
public bftsmart.tom.core.messages.TOMMessage recreateTOMMessage(byte[] content)
content
- Serialized request associated to the original TOMMessage.


An app that provides current forecast data along with a song to suit the mood of the day.
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|
| Value |
Description |
Notes |
|
| A01 |
By (author) |
Author of a textual work |
| A02 |
With |
With or as told to: ‘ghost’ author of a literary work |
| A03 |
Screenplay by |
Writer of screenplay or script (film or video) |
| A04 |
Libretto by |
Writer of libretto (opera): see also A31 |
| A05 |
Lyrics by |
Author of lyrics (song): see also A31 |
| A06 |
By (composer) |
Composer of music |
| A07 |
By (artist) |
Visual artist when named as the primary creator of, eg, a book of reproductions of artworks |
| A08 |
By (photographer) |
Photographer when named as the primary creator of, eg, a book of photographs |
| A09 |
Created by |
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| A10 |
From an idea by |
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| A11 |
Designed by |
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| A12 |
Illustrated by |
Artist when named as the creator of artwork which illustrates a text, or the originator (sometimes ‘penciller’ for collaborative
art) of the artwork of a graphic novel or comic book
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| A13 |
Photographs by |
Photographer when named as the creator of photographs which illustrate a text |
| A14 |
Text by |
Author of text which accompanies art reproductions or photographs, or which is part of a graphic novel or comic book |
| A15 |
Preface by |
Author of preface |
| A16 |
Prologue by |
Author of prologue |
| A17 |
Summary by |
Author of summary |
| A18 |
Supplement by |
Author of supplement |
| A19 |
Afterword by |
Author of afterword |
| A20 |
Notes by |
Author of notes or annotations: see also A29 |
| A21 |
Commentaries by |
Author of commentaries on the main text |
| A22 |
Epilogue by |
Author of epilogue |
| A23 |
Foreword by |
Author of foreword |
| A24 |
Introduction by |
Author of introduction: see also A29 |
| A25 |
Footnotes by |
Author/compiler of footnotes |
| A26 |
Memoir by |
Author of memoir accompanying main text |
| A27 |
Experiments by |
Person who carried out experiments reported in the text |
| A29 |
Introduction and notes by |
Author of introduction and notes: see also A20 and A24 |
| A30 |
Software written by |
Writer of computer programs ancillary to the text |
| A31 |
Book and lyrics by |
Author of the textual content of a musical drama: see also A04 and A05 |
| A32 |
Contributions by |
Author of additional contributions to the text |
| A33 |
Appendix by |
Author of appendix |
| A34 |
Index by |
Compiler of index |
| A35 |
Drawings by |
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| A36 |
Cover design or artwork by |
Use also for the cover artist of a graphic novel or comic book if named separately |
| A37 |
Preliminary work by |
Responsible for preliminary work on which the work is based |
| A38 |
Original author |
Author of the first edition (usually of a standard work) who is not an author of the current edition |
| A39 |
Maps by |
Maps drawn or otherwise contributed by |
| A40 |
Inked or colored by |
Use for secondary creators when separate persons are named as having respectively drawn and inked/colored/finished artwork,
eg for a graphic novel or comic book. Use with A12 for ‘drawn by’. Use A40 for 'finished by', but prefer more specific codes
A46 to A48 instead of A40 unless the more specific secondary roles are inappropriate, unclear or unavailable
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| A41 |
Pop-ups by |
Designer of pop-ups in a pop-up book, who may be different from the illustrator |
| A42 |
Continued by |
Use where a standard work is being continued by somebody other than the original author |
| A43 |
Interviewer |
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| A44 |
Interviewee |
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| A45 |
Comic script by |
Writer of dialogue, captions in a comic book (following an outline by the primary writer) |
| A46 |
Inker |
Renders final comic book line art based on work of the illustrator or penciller. Preferred to code A40 |
| A47 |
Colorist |
Provides comic book color art and effects. Preferred to code A40 |
| A48 |
Letterer |
Creates comic book text balloons and other text elements (where this is a distinct role from script writer and/or illustrator) |
| A99 |
Other primary creator |
Other type of primary creator not specified above |
| B01 |
Edited by |
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| B02 |
Revised by |
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| B03 |
Retold by |
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| B04 |
Abridged by |
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| B05 |
Adapted by |
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Translated by |
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| B07 |
As told by |
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| B08 |
Translated with commentary by |
This code applies where a translator has provided a commentary on issues relating to the translation. If the translator has
also provided a commentary on the work itself, codes B06 and A21 should be used
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| B09 |
Series edited by |
Name of a series editor when the product belongs to a series |
| B10 |
Edited and translated by |
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| B11 |
Editor-in-chief |
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| B12 |
Guest editor |
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| B13 |
Volume editor |
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| B14 |
Editorial board member |
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| B15 |
Editorial coordination by |
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| B16 |
Managing editor |
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| B17 |
Founded by |
Usually the founder editor of a serial publication: Begruendet von |
| B18 |
Prepared for publication by |
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| B19 |
Associate editor |
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| B20 |
Consultant editor |
Use also for ‘advisory editor’, ‘series advisor’, ‘editorial consultant’ etc |
| B21 |
General editor |
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| B22 |
Dramatized by |
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| B23 |
General rapporteur |
In Europe, an expert editor who takes responsibility for the legal content of a collaborative law volume |
| B24 |
Literary editor |
An editor who is responsible for establishing the text used in an edition of a literary work, where this is recognised as
a distinctive role (in Spain, ‘editor literario’)
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| B25 |
Arranged by (music) |
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| B26 |
Technical editor |
Responsible for the technical accuracy and language, may also be involved in coordinating and preparing technical material
for publication
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| B27 |
Thesis advisor or supervisor |
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| B28 |
Thesis examiner |
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| B29 |
Scientific editor |
Responsible overall for the scientific content of the publication |
| B99 |
Other adaptation by |
Other type of adaptation or editing not specified above |
| C01 |
Compiled by |
For puzzles, directories, statistics, etc |
| C02 |
Selected by |
For textual material (eg for an anthology) |
| C03 |
Non-text material selected by |
Eg for a collection of photographs etc |
| C04 |
Curated by |
Eg for an exhibition |
| C99 |
Other compilation by |
Other type of compilation not specified above |
| D01 |
Producer |
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| D02 |
Director |
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| D03 |
Conductor |
Conductor of a musical performance |
| D99 |
Other direction by |
Other type of direction not specified above |
| E01 |
Actor |
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| E02 |
Dancer |
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| E03 |
Narrator |
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| E04 |
Commentator |
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| E05 |
Vocal soloist |
Singer etc |
| E06 |
Instrumental soloist |
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| E07 |
Read by |
Reader of recorded text, as in an audiobook |
| E08 |
Performed by (orchestra, band, ensemble) |
Name of a musical group in a performing role |
| E09 |
Speaker |
Of a speech, lecture etc |
| E10 |
Presenter |
Introduces and links other contributors and material, eg within a documentary |
| E99 |
Performed by |
Other type of performer not specified above: use for a recorded performance which does not fit a category above, eg a performance
by a stand-up comedian
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| F01 |
Filmed/photographed by |
Cinematographer, etc |
| F02 |
Editor (film or video) |
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| F99 |
Other recording by |
Other type of recording not specified above |
| Z01 |
Assisted by |
May be associated with any contributor role, and placement should therefore be controlled by contributor sequence numbering |
| Z02 |
Honored/dedicated to |
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| Z98 |
(Various roles) |
For use ONLY with ‘et al’ or ‘Various’ within <UnnamedPersons>, where the roles of the multiple contributors vary |
| Z99 |
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Pacific Crest Trail Water Reports: CA Sections A - B | Updated: 10:22pm 3/3/15 | |||||
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Campo to Highway 10 | www.pctwater.com | |||||
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Never rely on water caches!!! With the dramatic increase in the number of hikers, it's virtually impossible for anyone to maintain a cache that always has enough water. | ||||||
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Send updates to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or phone/text<PHONE_NUMBER> or (619) 734-PCTW [voice mail/text only, no one will answer]. Water reports are compiled from email updates, posts to the PCT-L, on-line trail journals, and other on-the-ground reports. Mileages and waypoint names used in this water report are from Halfmile’s PCT maps [www.pctmap.net]. | ||||||
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Campfires are banned along most of the SoCal sections of the PCT. Violation of campfire restrictions is punishable by a fine of $5,000 and/or imprisonment up to six months. Be very cautious with stoves [especially liquid fueled]. Consider a canister stove or going stoveless in SoCal. Also, be sure you are carrying a California Fire Permit even if you plan to only use a stove for cooking. | ||||||
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Water sources with blue text [marked with * or **] have historically been more reliable. Sources marked with ** are more likely to have water year-round than those marked with a single *. Water described as seasonal, usually dry, early spring, etc. are less reliable. | ||||||
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Never rely on water caches!!! With the dramatic increase in the number of hikers, it's virtually impossible for anyone to maintain a cache such that it always has enough water. | ||||||
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Map | Mile | Waypoint | Location | Report | Date | Reported By |
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California Section A: Campo to Warner Springs | ||||||
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A1 | 1.2 | WR001 | **Juvenile Ranch Facility [faucet behind Juvenile Ranch sign] | Faucet working | 3/1/15 | Pink Panther |
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A1 | 1.4 | Campo | Town - Faucet & Store | |||
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A1 | ~2.5 | Seasonal Campo Crk [usually dry] | Dry | 10/11/14 | Buck-30 | |
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A1 | 4.4 | WR004 | Creeklet [early spring only] | Dry | 1/2/15 | Daytripper |
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A2 | ~12.7 | Seasonal creek [usually dry] | Dry | 1/3/15 | Daytripper | |
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A2 | 15.4 | WRCS015 | Hauser Creek [early spring only] | Dry | 2/27/15 | Trauma |
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If dry at creek crossing, try taking a right on the road E & walk up stream 200-300 yards. Periodically walk up to creek and check for pools. These last just a little longer than at trail. [Beware; it often has water in April, only to go dry just before ADZPCTKO]. WATCH OUT FOR POISON OAK in this area. | ||||||
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A2 | 15.4 | WACS016 | Cottonwood Creek below Lake Morena
[1.6 miles W of PCT on dirt road] |
Plenty of water flowing | 4/6/14 | Mr. Clean |
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A2 | 20 | LkMorenaCG | **Lake Morena Campground | Water on | 3/2/15 | Pink Panther |
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Signs at Lake Morena Campgroiund direct hikers to camp in site 64, $5 fee. | ||||||
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A3 | 24.1 | WR024 | Cottonwood Creek Bridge | Dry | 2/27/15 | Trauma |
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A3 | 25.5 | WR026 | Cottonwood Creekbed | Dry | 2/27/15 | Trauma |
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A3 | 26 | BoulderOaksCG | **Boulder Oaks Campground | Faucet on | 12/22/14 | Martin |
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Faucet is on short brown post across first dirt road the PCT meets in camp. A second faucet is on a tall brown post a little ways further along the road. | ||||||
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A3 | 26.5 | Boulder Oaks Store Closed permanently | ||||
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A3 | ~26.8 | Kitchen Creek near I-8 | Dry | 1/1/15 | Daytripper | |
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A3 | 28.5 | KitchenCrFalls | *Kitchen Creek Falls [2/10 mi NW] | Very small pools | 2/13/15 | Darren |
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A3 | ~30 | Kitchen Creek [100 feet below trail] | Did not see water from the trail, maybe small pools but
don't count on it. |
2/13/15 | Darren | |
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Or continue to paved road at 30.6 and take a left and then a dirt road down to the water [~0.4 mile]. | ||||||
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A3 | 30.2 | WRCS030 | *Kitchen Creek, Yellow Rose Spring
[4/10 mile N of PCT on road] |
Has water | 2/27/15 | Trauma |
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A4 | 32 | WRCS032 | Fred Canyon [usually dry] | Dry | 1/1/15 | Daytripper |
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Walk 500 ft downhill E, turn right at the first obvious place, almost immediately see a seasonal stream | ||||||
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A4 | 32.6 | CibbetsCG | **Cibbets Flat Campground
[8/10 mi NW on Fred Cyn Rd] |
spigots on | 5/15/14 | Sam K. |
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A5 | 36.9 | WR037 | Long Canyon [next is easier] | Creek is running but easier to access at WR038 | 2/8/15 | Michele |
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A5 | 37.7 | WR038 | *Long Canyon Creek ford | Running | 2/27/15 | Trauma |
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A5 | 38.8 | WRCS039 | *Lower Morris Mdw [3/10 mi NW] | Full, overflowing, and clear. With goldfish and carp in there. | 10/20/14 | Laurence the Spring Guy |
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Horse camp with a piped spring and water trough. Turn left & walk 0.15 mile up dirt road to fence, continue 50 yards, then left on dirt road to meadow trough. | ||||||
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A BOIL WATER ALERT has been issued for the Mount Laguna Water System on 2/9/15 due to E. Coli found in this water system. Be sure to treat your water in this area (especially from Burnt Rancheria Campground WR042 to the GATR faucet WR049). | ||||||
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A5 | 41.4 | BurntRanchCG | Burnt Rancheria Campground | Water/bathroom facilities off/locked - campground closed for winter | 2/8/15 | Michele |
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Turn left at signed junction where PCT joins the Desert View Trail [sign does not mention campground]. Faucet by site 48 at the south end of campground is closest to the PCT. | ||||||
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A5 | 42.1 | WR042 | Burnt Rancheria Drinking Fountain by CG jct
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Water fountains are off | 2/8/15 | Michele |
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A6 | 42.6 | WR043 | **Desert View Picnic Area | Water fountains are off, but restroom sinks & parking lot faucet are on | 2/8/15 | Michele |
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Access on left 50 yards after you walk below a picnic table on the left or from the road N of the store. Three water sources here: 1) On SW side of loop at end of road [nearest PCT] is a small, two car parking pad. To left & forward a bit is a heavy metal pipe with faucet in small concrete circle, right next to a big tree. This faucet reported to be insulated and should be on year round. 2) Drinking faucet next to restrooms. 3) Sink in restrooms. Water is off in the restrooms during the winter. | ||||||
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A6 | 42.6 | PO043 | **Mount Laguna town, lodge, store
[4/10 mi SW of WR043] |
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The easiest access to Mount Laguna is to follow the sign directing hikers down the trail through the Burnt Rancheria CG and then right on the Sunrise Highway. You will pass a restaurant, an outfitter, and another restaurant on the way to the Mount Laguna Lodge. Non-purist hikers can continue past the lodge to the Desert View Picnic area to rejoin the PCT, bypassing 1.2 miles of the trail, or you can backtrack on the highway to the campground. | ||||||
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42.6 | **Mount Laguna Visitor Center
[just north of the store] |
Water fountains at the visitor center are working | 11/9/14 | Mrs. Dash | ||
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A6 | 47.5 | LagunaCG | **Laguna Campground
[7/10 mi SW] |
Water flowing from pumps throughout the campground | 3/25/14 | Daytripper |
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Leave trail near wooden overlook. Total walk to the campground and back to the faucet is one mile round trip. | ||||||
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A6 | 47.5 | Al Bahr Shrine Camp | Burned by Chariot Fire | 7/13/13 | News reports | |
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The Shrine camp was burned by the 2013 Chariot Fire and it is now closed. | ||||||
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A6 | 47.8 | Oasis Spring [1/2 mi down] | Lots of water | 7/22/14 | Mr. Clean | |
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A6 | 48.7 | WR049 | GATR faucet [1/10 mi W of PCT] | Faucet on (across the highway) | 1/24/15 | Rustic |
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GATR road in WP guidebook is now a trail. At Penny Pines there are 2 trails to the W toward Sunrise Hwy. The S trail is the most direct. Both trails are marked with Carsonite posts with a Noble Canyon Trail decal. Go 100 yards straight; then 50 yards across Sunrise Hwy to trough and faucet. Water system is filled by portable generator and subject to outage. | ||||||
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A7 | 52.6 | WR053 | Pioneer Mail Picnic Area | Water in the trough | 2/27/15 | Trauma |
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At north end of parking area is a trough fed from a water tank [limited supply].  Filter or treat the water before drinking. | ||||||
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A7 | 57 | Oriflamme Cyn [usually dry] | ||||
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See note at mile 26.5 | ||||||
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A8 | 59.5 | WRCS059 | *Sunrise Trailhead [1/2 mi W] | Trough had danky water and water faucet was broken, no fresh water at this source | 2/6/15 | Moab Mike |
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Follow the trail marked with the sign "Sunrise Highway .25 Mi" on a post that travels along the 5,000-foot contour 1/4 mile SW to the highway. Across the highway to the South is a new parking lot and pit. To W a well and tank are visible. Follow the old road W 1/8 mile to well. Push down float valve at the trough down to get fresh water, or just filter from trough. | ||||||
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A8 | 62.4 | WR062 | Mason Valley Truck Trail
[fire tank 75 yds E, usually dry] |
Dry | 2/15/15 | Big Wave Dave |
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A8 | 63.7 | WR064A, B, C | Upper Chariot Cyn [8/10 - 1.4 mi N] | Dry | 2/27/14 | Gingersnap |
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When you reach unpaved Chariot Canyon Rd go right to stay on the PCT. If you turn
left you will go N down Chariot Canyon to possible seasonal water. WR064a is a seasonal creek crossing Chariot Canyon Rd,
shade, 8/10 mile N of the PCT [2/10 mile N of the StatePark boundary sign]. WR064b is a Fire Tank, 1.2 miles N of the
PCT. WR064c is Seasonal Chariot Canyon Spring, 1.4 miles N of the PCT [spring is on the W side of the road hidden from
view by several large oak trees].
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A9 | 68.4 | WRCS068 | **Rodriguez Spur Truck Tr
[Concrete fire tank visible 75 ft W] |
Good water from tank. | 2/26/15 | Trauma |
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The faucet assembly is located about 70 feet down slope from the highly visible
concrete water tank. Opening the small plastic valve is ALL HIKERS have to do. THE LARGE METAL VALVE should NOT be
tampered with! Also under the lid, is a short length of garden hose that hikers can use. 10/17/12 per Larry
Shade is rarer than usual between Rodriguez Spur and third gate because of last fall's fires. Carry extra water. |
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Target shooting by multiple parties continues on BLM land below (east of) trail
just south of Rodriquez Spur Truck Trail crossing (mile 68.4) per Daytripper on 1/4/14.
Just south of the Rodriguez Spur Truck Trail intersection, people were target shooting from the dirt road towards the PCT, which zigzags above and parallel to the road. While their trajectory was lower elevation than the trail (I think), there did not appear to be much margin for error. 11/4/13 per Aaron |
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A9 | 68.4 | WR068B | Spring 1.1 miles NW of PCT | Tank full (no mention of spring flow) | 3/10/14 | Ursinho |
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Spring on Rodriguez Spur Truck Trail, 1.1 miles NW of PCT, 70 feet from the large rust colored water tank. | ||||||
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A10 | 77 | WRCS077 | Scissors Crossing | |||
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The Scissors Crossing water cache is no longer maintained. Water can be found 12 miles W in the small town of Julian, or at the Stagecoach Trails RV park 4 miles S of the PCT on Highway S2. | ||||||
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Stagecoach Trails campground store just east of Scissors Crossing is currently being remodeled and has no food or supplies though water should be available from hoses. Camping and showers are still available. (Jim & Jan Hawkins - 12/2/14) | ||||||
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A10 | 77.1 | San Felipe Creek, Hwy 78
[usually dry] |
Dry | 2/26/15 | Trauma | |
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In spring, there MAY be shallow water 250 yards NNW in stream under large healthy-looking cottonwood trees (that look like trees and not large shrubs) walk right side of streambed until near these trees | ||||||
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A11 | 91.2 | WRCS091 | Third Gate Cache [1/4 mi E] | Had ~50 plus fresh gallons of water. | 2/24/15 | Spiced Rum |
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A water cache can sometimes be found 1/4 mile E of the PCT down a side trail labeled with “Water” sign. It’s a lot of work getting the water out there, so if you find water, take only what you need to hike the 9.9 miles to Barrel Spring. Make NO FIRES in the area. | ||||||
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A11 | 91.2 | WR091B | Underground Cistern [6/10 mi E] | Cistern had a lot of water. | 2/18/15 | Paige & Sooz |
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Follow the side trail east from the PCT past the water cache. After 4/10 mile the trail meets an unpaved road. Continue following the road 1/10 mile farther east, and then take the unmarked trial N for 1/10 mile to the underground cistern containing untreated water (a rope and bucket are supplied). | ||||||
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A12 | 101.1 | WRCS101 | *Barrel Spring | Flowing but tastes like sulphur. | 2/27/15 | Trauma |
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Some hikers are washing unmentionables in the trough. Please don't do this, since at some point the pipe may stop running and people will need to use the trough water on 4/26 per Cuddles. Water is piped from the Barrel Spring source to a trough at the PCT. To reach the spring source, follow the PCT southbound 330 feet, then take the unmarked trail west (uphill) 150 feet. Sometimes water can be found at the spring source when the pipe is not flowing. Ranchita store [4 miles E] may pick up hikers if you call their number<PHONE_NUMBER> [ATT has service at the spring area, Verizon and T Mobile no]. | ||||||
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A12 | 104 | WR104 | Cattle Trough
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A12 | 104.4 | WR105 | Concrete trough below mouth of San Ysidro Creek [2/10 mi W] | |||
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A13 | 105 | WRCS105b | *San Ysidro Creek | Creek is flowing. | 2/27/15 | Trauma |
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San Ysidro Creek often has cattle nearby. | ||||||
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A13 | 106.2 | WR106 | Eagle Rock Spring | Flowing good | 5/2/14 | Solstice |
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Spring-Fed Metal Trough - 3/10 mile N of Eagle Rock over hill near road | ||||||
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A13 | 106.2 | WR016B | Water Tank [visible 2/10 mi S of PCT at Eagle Rock] | Low, stagnant, and gross | 5/1/14 | O.G. |
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A13 | 107.9 | WR108 | Canada Verde | Good water | 2/27/15 | Trauma |
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A13 | 109.5 | Hwy79 | Hwy 79 [1st crossing, small seasonal creek nearby] | Dry | 2/15/15 | Rainman |
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Warner Springs Community about 100 yards east of PCT on the N side of Hwy 79. | ||||||
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A13 | 109.5 | **Warner Springs
[small town,1.2 mi NE of PCT] |
Community center only open on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 1pm - 4pm as of 5/24/14. | 5/24/14 | Laurence the Spring Guy | |
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The Warner Springs Resort is for sale & currently CLOSED, including gas
station, mini mart, grill, and resort. Post office remains open M-F 8-4 & Sat. 8-1:30.
[There is a faucet attached to the ‘club house’ building behind and to the left of the Post Office. Another faucet is available just around the corner on the back wall of the old ‘club house' -- facing the old golf course. The second faucet affords a bit more privacy if you want to scrub -- on 4/11/13 per Fritz] [Chapel of St. Francis has water. Tastes better at the source near church -- on 5/1/13 per Dan Turck] |
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A13 | 109.5 | PO0110 | Warner Springs PO | Water spigot across the street of Post office in parking lot of Warner Springs Resort. Flows great. | 2/15/15 | Rainman |
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CA Section B: Warner Springs to Highway 10 | ||||||
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B1 | 111.4 | Hwy79b | Highway 79
[2nd crossing, Agua Caliente Creek] |
Dry | 2/24/15 | Trauma |
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There is a spigot just south of Hwy 79 near a tire swing at about mile 111.3 (Spigot turned off as of 4/27/14 per Alia B.) | ||||||
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B1 | 112.6 | WR113 | Agua Caliente Creek
[near picnic tables] |
Dry | 2/24/15 | Trauma |
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B1 | 114.7 | WR115 | Agua Caliente Creek | Good flowing water at all creek crossings. | 2/24/15 | Trauma |
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B1 | 115.5 | WR115B | *Agua Caliente Creek [last crossing] | Good flowing water at all creek crossings. | 2/15/15 | Rainman |
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B2 | 119.6 | WR120 | *Lost Valley Spring [0.2 mi off trail] | Has water but strong sulfur smell, taste and lots of floaties. Have screen filter and flavor ready. | 2/24/15 | Trauma |
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The spring is only 300 yds off trail and 80 ft lower in elevation. Trail signed - look for 3 foot high cement post, then follow the abandoned road downhill 0.2 mi. (PCT turns right before post.) In early season there may be a better small stream 150 feet past the spring. | ||||||
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B2 | 127.3 | WR127, B | **Chihuahua Valley Rd
[water tank 2/10 mile E] |
Water in BLUE barrel north side of garage. NO water in tank at road. Follow path at tank on driveway downhill to garage. | 2/22/15 | Sage |
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A trail has been cut about 1/4 mile South of Chihuahua Valley Rd that will bring
hikers down to the tank so we don't have to do the RD walk both ways.
0.2 mi E to driveway 31440 Chihuahua Valley Rd, then 0.1 m N to private NEW water tank above house. "water in tank should be filtered. If no water in tank there should be water on back porch - go through hole in fence next to water tank and down the trail to house there is a netted porch to keep the bugs off, and a shower out side." per Mike Herrera at the house (10/30/09). he is very eager to meet and assist hikers, they are welcome to stop by his place. (This is not an invitation to go in his house!) |
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B4 | 136.5 | WR137 | Tule Creek [early season] | Dry | 2/16/15 | Rainman |
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B4 | 137 | WR137B | **Tule Spring
[Tule Canyon Rd, 0.25 mi SE] |
Flowing great. To get water here, walk up to the hydrant and turn the valve on. | 2/22/15 | Sage |
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B4 | 139.5 | WR140 | Guzzler | Plenty of water, could not find the bucket or hand pump to retrieve water. Better to camel up at WR137B (Tule Spring). | 2/22/15 | Sage |
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CAUTION - top is fragile and unsafe, do not stand on it. In Section 16 just after PCT goes sharp right to follow just below 2,600' contour on Map B4, beside trail on left. (Cistern is underground, looks like an 12x24' old broken parking lot) 1-foot diameter eyebrow opening with new (as of 4/9/14) chrome hand pump with 3-gallon bucket | ||||||
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B4 | 140.2 | WRCS140B | Nance Canyon [early season] | Dry | 2/16/15 | Rainman |
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B4 | 143.1 | RD0143 | Table Mtn Truck Trail AKA Sandy Jeep Road | |||
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A water cache cam sometimes be found here (DO NOT RELY ON WATER CACHES as water availability changes very quickly dependent on the number of hikers). | ||||||
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B5 | 151.9 | Hwy74 | Pines-to-Palms Hwy 74
[*Paradise Valley Cafe, 1 mi W] |
Faucet working | 2/16/15 | Rainman |
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The hiker-friendly Cafe is open Wed - Sun 8-8, Mon, Tues 9-3. Phone 951-659-FOOD. The Cafe accept hiker resupply packages sent to: Paradise Valley Cafe, 61721 State Highway 74, Mountain Center, Ca 92561. The hose out back has been removed, health dept issues. | ||||||
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B6 | 155.4 | Penrod Cyn [usually dry] | ||||
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B6 | 158.4 | WR158 | *Live Oak Spring [1.0 mi E] | Great flow of clean water. | 5/25/14 | Chris |
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Descend from saddle on trail 1 mile to metal tub fed by metal pipe in middle of trail. | ||||||
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B6 | 158.4 | WR158B | *Tunnel Spring [0.3 mi W] | No water flowing. Trough is full, but very nasty. | 5/25/14 | Chris |
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Make sure you take the RIGHT fork of the trail once you reach the bottom. Spring is
40 yards upstream along use trail and dry creek. The trough is slowly fed from spring by pipe. Most report a sulfur
taste.
---------- If you head about 150 feet NE from the trough; low on the east embankment of the dry creek bed you will find an opening (about 2' wide X 1.5' high) to the tunnel.  The only caveat: the bottom of the pool is very fine, easily disturbed sediment. You will need a long suction tube on your filter system and some means of getting the business end of the tube far into the tunnel. Use a long stick or a trekking pole to get the tube placed in the middle, and raised off the bottom of the pool. Harold on 6/20/13 |
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The PCT is closed due to the 2013 Mountain Fire from mile 162.6 to mile 177.2. Reportedly, two hikers received fines of $2,500 each for hiking through the closed section. (April 2014) | ||||||
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There is a map of an unofficial alternate route around the Mountain closure at http://goo.gl/Rf5XbP | ||||||
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B7 | 162.6 | WR162 | *Cedar Spring [Trail 4E17, 1 mi N] | |||
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500 ft drop. Piped tank, but corroded & only holds <6" water in bottom. A 2nd, 200 gallon green cattle trough w/better flow (esp. in fall) is another 300ft up canyon from 1st tank. Horizontal, USFS taps feed both tanks. | ||||||
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B7 | 163.3 | WR163 | Eagle Spring [1/4 mi S, seasonal] | Dry | ||
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Seasonal. 3/4 mile N past Cedar Spr jct, where PCT becomes 10' wide on a ridge
"hogback", on left a 2" dia 4'tall white PVC post, ~6-8' off on a side trail, marked "Eagle
Spring, 1/4" with an arrow pointing W (signpost obscured by bushes & easy to miss). Trail is reasonably clear
4/30/11, however a little rocky in spots. At a lone Spruce tree at dry creekbed, trail resumes past tree thru small
overgrown section of trail another 300' to deadend at a 200 gallon cattle trough, perched on hillside, with
horizontal pipe tap drizzling into it. [In past rarely used]
HIKER ACCESS: If problem tap is clogged, or tank either stagnant or dry, access Spring Box directly. 15' directly behind tank is pile of large rocks. At the center is a 25 lb 9"x9" nearly square stone, 5" thick. CAREFULLY remove the stone and set it to side. Under it is 4"x12" slot between large rock slabs that access natural rock spring box holding 5-7 gallons of fresh water. The slot is large enough to dip a quart bottle. REINSTALL & ALLIGN the square stone back over access slot to keep frequent cows away from water. Note: Lion Spring the other side of PCT is dismantled and dry. |
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B7 | 166.5 | FobesRanchTr | Fobes Saddle (0.5 m S) | 70 gallon Rubbermaid tub is full. If water is low, open valve on spigot and put green garden type hose into the tub. Nearby Scovel Creek is also flowing, but flow is low. | ||
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Walk down old Fobes Trail [NW] ~0.8 mile to Scovel Crk (usually running during thruhike season, may go dry in summer). 100 ft past that creek crossing a forest service spring w/a 70-gallon rubbermaid tub w/pipe. Nice flat camp spot. | ||||||
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B8 | 169.2 | WRCS169 | Apache Spring (Trail DOWN 0.5 mi E) | Water in the spring box is stagnant, smells pungent from ten feet and has lots of dead material in it. Drinkable if you're keen, water much better at 177 mile stream in meadow or at cistern 166.5 | ||
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3 x 3 foot spring box, steep rocky trail down to it. | ||||||
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B8 | 177.2 | WR177 | Tahquitz Creek | Dry | 2/16/2015 | Hikin Jim |
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B8 | 177.3 | TqtzValTr | Little Tahquitz Valley (Trail, 0.33 mi N) | |||
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Two sources: 1=at creek x'ing on map just S of "Tahquitz Meadow." 2=spring just N of "V" in "Valley" & S of 4-way jct (UTM 11S<PHONE_NUMBER>632). From 4way jct in Tahquitz Val, go S towards Little Tahquitz Val.~2-3 mins S of jct is small drainage w/line of trees in it. Just S of drainage is edge of Tahquitz Mdw. ~20' past drainage, look 90deg E into mdw for log ~40-50' away lying ~parallel to trail. N end of log points to spring. Spg is closer to drainage than log but not in drainage. Walk N from log & listen for spring. Only see when close; flows from pipe into small recessed hollow. | ||||||
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Print the next section of the water report in Idyllwild. Ziggie and the Bear are
not setup to provide printed water reports.
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B9 | 179.4 | SaddleJct | Idyllwild (Saddle Jct, 4.5 mi W) | Town | ||
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B9 | 181.2 | WA0181 | *Wellmans Cienaga [7/10 mi N of PCT on trail to Wellmans Divide] | Runs clear, tastes clear. 10-20 L/min | 4/29/14 | Wolf |
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B9 | 182.1 | WR182 | Strawberry Cienaga | Dry | 10/3/14 | Winston Wolfe |
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B9 | 183.3 | CS183B | Marion Creek [200 yds E of Strawberry Jct Camp] | Slow but clear | 11/3/14 | Mrs. Dash |
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183.8 | Spring | Tough to collect. 5.5min/L. | 10/24/14 | Dormouse & Dirt Stew | ||
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B9 | 184.1 | WR184 | Stone Creek | Dry | 11/16/14 | Henrik |
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B9 | 185.6 | WR186 | Deer Springs, N Fork San Jacinto River | Dry | 11/16/14 | Henrik |
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B9 | 186.2 | WR186B | **Tributary of N. Fork San Jacinto River [best water in this area] | Dry | 11/16/14 | Henrik |
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WR186B often is the last reliable water northbound until WR206! The descent off San Jacinto can be very hot and dry. Carry extra water! | ||||||
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B9 | 186.4 | WR186C | Tributary of N. Fork San Jac River | Dry | 4/17/14 | Halfmile |
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B10 | 190.5 | FullerRidgeTH | Fuller Ridge Trailhead
[150yds L, seasonal, often dry] |
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Just when PCT meets dirt parking area, go left past yellow post & 3 brown posts 150 yds down side trail to meadow with tiny pools in stream bed. Continue down Springbox canyon 1/8 mile on "use trail" to old group camp year-round spring. | ||||||
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B10 | 190.7 | BlackMtnCamp
[Seasonal, 1.3 mi SW on Rd 4S01] |
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This is the signed group camp, not the numerous other yellow post campsites.
Bathrooms are locked and spigots are turned off year-round. There is another spring on the road 1.5 miles further
downhill from this campground (3 miles from PCT, 4.5 miles up from Hwy 243) This one has 2 pipes - one was an overflow
pipe labled "non-potable, do not drink" and a spigot labeled "drinking water". Pipe was running
strong, clear, fast, clean, virtually no taste 7/22/12 per Brinca.
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Poses Spring on Black Mountain Road seems to have been permanently shut down. (Halfmile Maps) Pipe is closed and somebody (desperate hiker?) has forcefully punched holes into- and broken open the locked back door of of the housing which covered the spring box. There seems to be 2-3 inch stagnant water inside but as soon as the damage is repaired there will be no access. Some water is seeping into the road 200ft downhill from the spring. In an emergency one could dig a hole and collect some water there, but don't count on it -- on 4/18 per Jessi + Joerg. | ||||||
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B10 | 193.9 | WRCS194 | W Fork Snow Creek [Seasonal] | Nothing but sand | 4/10/14 | Drew |
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The unmarked seasonal West Fork of Snow Creek is 1/10 mile S of the PCT on an umarked use trail just before a small gap. You know you've gone too far when you pass thru the gap & very shortly enter the burn area - the character of the landscape changes abruptly. Just as the trail is curving left to enter the gap, turn right and walk cross-country down the slope through fairly open living (not burned) pine forest. A very short distance from the trail you'll drop into a small dry ravine. Go up the embankment on the other side to an old road bed. Turn left and follow the road another short distance down to the bottom of the drainage - you'll leave the road as it bears left. There will be a clearing on the right and a stream in the woods straight ahead. Total duration off the PCT just a few minutes. The creek drains a portion of N slope of Fuller Ridge. Lots of camping in the vicinity. The topography between the trail and the stream is very mellow. If you find yourself in very steep/sketchy terrain, you're in the wrong area. Return to PCT the same way. Do NOT go downstream as terrain gets VERY dangerous.) (Weathercarrot 5/2012) | ||||||
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B11 | 205.7 | WR206 | **Snow Canyon Rd
[Desert Water Agency faucet] |
Faucet is on | 11/3/14 | Mrs. Dash |
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B11 | 206.8 | Snow Creek Village | faucet on, staff says it stays open all year, last sobo water before 8000 feet killer-climb into Idyllwild in 30 miles | 11/15/14 | Henrik | |
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B11 | 209.5 | Hwy10 | Cabazon [small town 4.5 mi W] | |||
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California Section C | ||||||
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C1 | 210.8 | ZiggyBear | *Whitewater Hiker House | Sobo's - please call ahead if you plan on visiting Ziggy and the Bear. Their number is<PHONE_NUMBER> | 10/10/14 | Laurence the Spring Guy |
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Be sure to leave an appropriate donation whenever you stay with a trail angel -- $20 per night per person, $10 if staying for an hour or two. You're paying for next year's hikers. | ||||||
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See http://whitewaterhikerhouse.blogspot.com for info | ||||||
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~1 mile N of I-10 see a large water tank ~200' E of trail. We are house closest to water tank, w/high white fence surrounding back yard. Cut cross country 70 yds following trail angel signs, or follow access road to water tank (1st turn is right by new chain link fence & gate) to 1st right, then another right to 55230 Rockview Dr. | ||||||
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These reports are provided as a free service to PCT hikers. I believe the information is accurate but the reports may contain errors. The reports are distributed in the hope that they will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. | ||||||
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THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY (opens December 25) * * out of * * * * stars ========================
DIRECTED BY: Anthony Minghella STARRING: Matt Damon, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jude Law, Cate Blanchett, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Jack Davenport WRITTEN BY: Anthony Minghella RATED: R for violence, language, and brief nudity SCRIPTURE REFERENCES: James 3:16, Job 5:2, Proverbs 14:30
It is a sin to waste one's talent. And it is a sad pity to sit by and watch someone else do it. THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY tells a sad tale of a capable but unhappy and deeply troubled young man who desires a life other than the one he has been given.
Matt Damon (DOGMA) plays the sociopathic pianist/bathroom attendant Tom Ripley who is quick to confess that his primary talent is in mimicry. Mistaken for a Princeton graduate, he is hired by a frustrated father to fly to Italy and convince his wayward son (and fellow Princetonian) to return to the United States.
Recognizing a good deal when one falls in his lap, Tom readily agrees. Even before setting foot on Italian soil, he is already introducing himself as Dickie Greenleaf (Jude Law, EXISTENZ), the young playboy he was sent to retrieve. One taste of Dickie's lifestyle is enough to convince Tom that this life is infinitely better than the one he left behind. Little did he realize at the time the trap he was setting for himself.
After ingratiating himself to Dickie and his girlfriend Marge (Gwyneth Paltrow, A PERFECT MURDER), Tom becomes inseparable from them.  When Dickie eventually tires of his continual company, it is no surprise to find that Tom is not so agreeable to leave.
Upon Dickie's demise, Tom decides to adopt his identity and stay in Italy. This will present a bit of a problem as many already know him as Tom Ripley and many know what Dickie Greenleaf really looks like. Thus begins a series of duplicitous hoops through which Tom must jump just to keep his lies believable and his crimes undiscovered.
THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY is more a character study than a genuine thriller. Mr. Damon does a fine (even if somewhat unnerving) job in portraying a man with severe psychological problems. Quick-witted and even tempered, Tom's surface demeanor belies the turmoil and conflicts raging within his heart.
Jude Law is well cast as a privileged rich child who completely and totally disrespects the very source of his privilege. Spoiled beyond words, his character, Dickie, uses people as others might use old newspaper. And yet his charismatic personality attracts people to him as effortlessly as a light captures a moth's attention (oftentimes with the same disastrous results).
Both Gwyneth Paltrow and Cate Blanchett (PUSHING TIN) lend their considerable talents to the film but play relatively insubstantial characters, serving as pawns in the misguided Ripley's mental chess game.
Writer/director Anthony Minghella (THE ENGLISH PATIENT) working from Patricia Highsmith's 1955 novel, has set the film in the late fifties, a dynamic time in Italy's history. While focusing on the novel's concept of changing one's life by stealing the more desirable life of another, he has made a number of textual modifications to the original tale.
An added plot device which, for me, neither enhanced nor contributed to the appreciation of the source material was the introduction of homosexual elements. Subtly introduced a quarter of the way into the film, the homosexuality of certain central characters eventually becomes a dominant, driving force in the film's story. It was not needed and served to weaken the overall impact of this psychological study.
Ripley is a tragic figure. He is made tragic by his inability to recognize his own self worth. Whenever we envy the life of another, we fail to be thankful for all we already have. Envy leads to discontent which opens the mind's door for all kinds of devilish thought and action.
"For where envying and strife is, there is confusion and every evil work." James 3:16 [KJV]
When we live with the awareness that God is our sufficiency and that we are uniquely created in Him, we are able to appreciate the lives of others without being desirous of the lives they lead. God would have you be thankful for your own life. After all... He is.
Michael Elliott December 1999 http://www.christiancritic.com
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