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Bole Hill: Short steep climb
Summit Comment
an hour ago
Parked at road to south headed over wall to summit with trig pillar
Black Edge: On the edge
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an hour ago
Parked In the village of Dove Holes and walked up west along narrow lane. Then crossed into field headed over the hill of Lady Bow onto ridge. Followed ridge to summit with trig pillar.
Combs Head: Short walk to summit
Summit Comment
an hour ago
Parked to North west and walked up stone track to unmarked summit. The summit is beside some rocky cliffs
Burbage Edge: Steep initial climb than follow wall
Summit Comment
an hour ago
Parked at the stoney end of the Old Maccelsfield road and followed wall edge to brow of hill and walked along ridge to trig pillar. Overlooks Buxton
Gun: Gentle stroll to summit
Summit Comment
an hour ago
Parked at small layby to the south west crossed road and followed gentle track to summit marked by a white trig pillar
Croker Hill [Sutton Common]: Short walk to summit off busy road
Summit Comment
2 hours ago
Parked on grass on lane (after cattle grid) just off A54 at corner crossed busy road carefully. Than followed right of way to communications tower and unmarked summit
The Cloud: No inverse here
Summit Comment
2 hours ago
Parked to east in small layby and followed right of way to flat Top. Summit is marked by trig pillar and beacon wonderful views for a small hill
An Eadarna Mhór: Not much going for it!
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Harry Goodman
12 hours ago
I climbed or more correctly traversed Addernymore from NE to SW on 10 Aug as the final hill in a round of five tops that I had not previously visited. My approach was from Crockglass summit B89230...
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Go early to avoid crowds
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Park in the village of Mow Cop at Mow Cop in walk down Castle street to Right of way sign post. Follow track and round corner is the old Man. Truly Remarkable natural feature. Trig pillar is behin...
Sponds Hill: Short walk to summit
Summit Comment
a day ago
Small layby to south for one car. Cross stile and head up hill to obvious summit marked by a Beacon at the summit
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Sperrin Mountains
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Place count in area: 63,
OSI/LPS Maps: 12, 13, 6, 7, 8
Highest place:
Sawel, 678m
Maximum height for area: 678 metres,
Maximum prominence for area: 657 metres,
Places in area Sperrin Mountains:
Balix Hill 403m
Barnes Top 456m
Benbradagh 465m
Bessy Bell 420m
Bohilbreaga 478m
Boviel Top 454m
Carn Hill 448m
Carnanelly 562m
Carnanelly West Top 505m
Carntogher 464m
Clogherny Top 408m
Clondermot Hill 220m
Coolnasillagh Mountain 423m
Corick Mountain 430m
Craigagh Hill 460m
Craignamaddy 385m
Cregganconroe 300m
Crockalougha 407m
Crockbrack 526m
Crockdooish 321m
Crocknamoghil 335m
Curradrolan Hill 270m
Curraghchosaly Mountain 416m
Dart Mountain 619m
Eglish 277m
Fir Mountain 362m
Gortmonly Hill 218m
Knockanbane Mountain 441m
Knockavoe 296m
Learmount Mountain 489m
Learmount Mountain South Top 492m
Letterlogher 249m
Meenard Mountain 620m
Meenard Mtn W Top 480m
Moneyoran Hill 414m
Mullaghaneany 627m
Mullaghash 480m
Mullaghasturrakeen 581m
Mullaghbane 467m
Mullaghbolig 442m
Mullaghcarbatagh 517m
Mullaghcarn 542m
Mullaghcarn South Top 525m
Mullaghclogha 635m
Mullaghclogher 572m
Mullaghcroy 242m
Mullaghdoo 568m
Mullaghmeash Hill 244m
Mullaghmore 550m
Mullaghsallagh 485m
Mullaghturk 416m
Oughtmore 569m
Oughtmore 382m
Owenreagh Hill 400m
Sawel 678m
Slieve Gallion 528m
Slieve Gallion NE Top 496m
Slieveboy 259m
Slievekirk 370m
Spaltindoagh 420m
Spelhoagh 568m
Straid Hill 303m
White Mountain 537m
Note: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such.
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Mullach Aise
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(prob. Ir. Mullach Aise [PDT], 'summit of the ridge')
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Longitude: -7.003066, Latitude: 54.861223
, Easting: 264070, Northing: 401955
Prominence: 185m
, Isolation: 2km
, GPS IDs, 6 char: Mlghsh, 10 char: Mullaghash
Bedrock type: Psammite & semipellite, (Dart Formation)
Mullaghash is the 626th highest place in Ireland.
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Picture from Harry Goodman : View of Mullaghash from the N slope of Barnes Top.
View of Mullaghash from the N slope of Barnes Top.
Harry Goodman on Mullaghash, 2010
Harry Goodman
30 Mar 2010
On 23 March 2010 looking for a looped walk over the three tops of Mullaghash, Barnes Top and Knockanbane Mountain we started at an open yard with an old public house (closed!) and other outbuildings, beside the roadside at Inchinagh
. In view of a number of carts and other farm machinery I was unsure about parking there but this doubt was quickly dispelled by the sheep farmer who owned the property and who readily invited us to park. Indeed in discussion with him he told us that he also owned the land on Knockanbane Mt. and had no problem with us walking there as long as we made sure to close any gates. Initially like others who have commented on this hill we walked NE along the road to an old farm lane on the right signed for Ballydonegan Sweat House where we turned right and walked down to a wooden bridge on the left. We crossed this bridge (which starts the short walk to the Sweat House) and walked around the field to another bridge which we also crossed . A sign board about the Sweat House is at the top left corner of the field. We went through a gate at the top right and then left down to and across a stream before a short walk up to a fence. We then turned right and followed the fence along to its high point on the NW shoulder of Mullaghash where we turned left across the fence and then made our way directly to the top of the hill. The climb was very typical of many hills in the Sperrins gradual but long, extending upwards on a good walking surface for about 1.3k crossing a number of false tops on the way. From the summit area we had views N to Inishowen and Slieve Snaght, to Binevenagh and Ben Braddagh to the East and the full splendour of the High Sperrins Ridge to the S. While there is discussion in other comments about the top of this hill possibly being one of the large rocks on or near the flatish summit area I favour a point on the heathery/peaty top consistent with the MV Grid Reference
. However, as is so common in these hills, one could be going around in circles arguing about which tuft of heather/peat is actually the high point! From the top we picked up a fence going S down to the coll with Barnes Top about 1k below. At the coll, had we not opted to climb Barnes Top, we could have walked SW to pick up a track at
which we could have followed around the bulk of Mullaghash back down to the road and our start point.
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/515/comment/4554/
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Picture from gerrym : Mullaghash from Barnes Top
Mullaghash from Barnes Top
gerrym on Mullaghash, 2007
13 Jun 2007
I started this walk off the Moneyeany to Feeny B40, at
take the concrete farm lane, this is overgrown in places. There is room to park just after a cattle grid or further along as the track forks. At the fork go right and drop down to a picturesque ford (
) across the Owenbeg river, beside a splash of purple from a stand of foxgloves. I met some impressively horned sheep here who seemed to have as impressive an attitude as they stood thier ground and stared me out, while i hurried on with head bowed. The river is crossed again by a bridge of worringly decaying sleepers and tin sheets, yes i did test it out gingerly but am sure it has held far greater weight than mine. The track climbs alongside the river as it drops, with the ever present sound of water heightened by a series of small waterfalls. At a place you feel appropriate drop down and cross the river, maybe stopping as i did to take in the pools of water, rocks and overhanging trees - the word beautiful comes to my mind.
Cross a fence and climb over mature ground which is quite arduous but was a least dry. Views to the N bring the jutting point of Benbradagh and further still to the steep steps of Binevenaghs cliff face. Nearer to the top there is a change to shorter vegeatation and random boulders of all sizes. The top is crossed by a fenceline (N-S) and again has more mature ground underfoot, being reached in under one hour. Due to its profile and slightly isolated position from the surrounding hills there is an impressive perspective far and wide. The already mentioned N views extend to Inishowen and the height of Slieve Snaght, down the length of the Derryveagh mtns with all the distintive tops and on to the Bluestacks as come S. This also brings the vision of the big central Sperrin hills from Mullaghmore all the way to Mullaghcarbatagh.
I found a large boulder on which to perch and eat lunch (just as the fence drops down to the S) and survey the majesty of what was before me as the N breeze created clouds out of the blue sky which drifted thier shadows up and over the Sperrins to the S. An easy drop of 15 mins along the fence brings the birthing place of a couple of rivers amid a sea of grass. This was wet even after the dry weather of so many weeks. A left turn would follow the Owenbeg river back to the points already described or an excess of energy could be burned off by tackling the 400m hills ahead (Barnes Top, Knockanbane mountain to name but two).
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/515/comment/2738/
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Picture from Richard : Auglish Stone Circle
Auglish Stone Circle
Richard on Mullaghash, 2010
7 Jan 2010
Ballydonegan Sweathouse is one of the sites on the North Sperrins Heritage Trail. If you have time its worth the short diversion. There are a number of other archaeological sites on the trail nearby such as Auglish Stone Circle. Many of the sites relate to the wider landscape and in particular the hills. Further info on the trail is available free from www.sperrinsheritage.com
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/515/comment/4338/
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Well hidden Sweat House
23 Jun 2019
16/05/2019 We found this much easier than expected. Parked, with permission, in the yard of the cottage by the sign to the Sweat House and followed the path to the display panel. Failed to find any sign of the Sweat House so went on our way, crossing the stream shortly and making our way beside the lowest of the four parallel fences. A gate leads through the end fence of this field system, giving access to the hill which we ascended ; hard work. Descent by the same route, finding the Sweat House this time by looking across the dell behind the information panel from around 30m North of the panel.
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/515/comment/20557/
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Picture from pquinn572 : Mullaghash from the wooden gate
Mullaghash from the wooden gate
pquinn572 on Mullaghash, 2009
21 Dec 2009
I climbed Mullaghash yesterday, Saturday the 19th of December. I did so in the company of the West Tyrone Ramblers as we climbed high into the Sperrins on a cold winters morning. We started the walk 3 miles outside Park on the road to Feeny (B44) at an old public house, Labelled on OS map. It is 300m up the road from Ballydonegan sweat house which is signposted. We parked here and headed down the road to the small cottage and the signpost for the sweat house. We followed a lane around the right hand side of the house and then turned left on another lane leading down to a river. There is a wooden bridge crossing the river which leads to the sweat house however do not cross it but continue up the lane. After 500m or so you pass some outbuildings on your right, rounding a gate you continue on the track which gradually begins to turn to the left. Then you come to a river, cross it and continue on the path up the hill. You then cross the river again before reaching an iron gate, go through it and continue along the path. Here the path is quite cut up and wet so walking on the bank is the best. You then reach another gate, this time a wooden one go through it, then continue. At this stage the path begins to peter out. Follow the fence line on your left hand side across the foot of the mountain (you may need to cross it as this side of it is very wet). This fence then meets another fence which goes straight up the mountain on your left hand side. Follow this to the top. The exact top is not marked however a huge boulder would appear to be the summit. I descended via the same route following the fence back down and then over to the track. The track leads back through the gates, passing the out buildings and onto the road. A challenging but rewarding walk. I recommend that you do it on a clear day to enjoy the views.
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/515/comment/4311/
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annaon on Mullaghash, 2009
23 Dec 2009
i grew up at the foot of mullaghash and often climbed it as a child and also as an adult when i went home for a visit. we would go to finn stone
Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/515/comment/4312/
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Dr. Vohr said, "I am both honored and excited to have the opportunity to work with CMS on an exciting and important initiative to improve care, improve outcomes, and decrease costs. My primary focus is the outcomes and costs for families of premature infants, and I am hopeful that by working with a team of experts in health care, we will make substantial progress in this area in the coming year."
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The 74 individuals were selected from 920 applications through a competitive process and include clinicians, allied health professionals, health administrators and others. By attending in-person meetings as well as remote sessions to expand their skills and applying what they learn, the Advisors will be able to deepen their knowledge in health care economics and finance, population health, systems analysis, and operations research.
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Among other duties, the Advisors will be expected to support the Innovation Center in testing new models of care delivery, to form partnerships with local organizations to drive delivery system reform, and to improve their own health systems so their communities will have better health and better care at a lower cost.
The VNA of Care New England and Women & Infants Hospital will each receive a stipend of up to $20,000. The stipend will be used to support Ms. Roberts' and Dr. Vohr's activities while serving as Innovation Advisors.
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The fear of getting your personal records leaked is a man's worst nightmare, you settle to that, do not you? So how plenty on a scale of one to one hundred could you rank your level of worry in case you had to be a victim of the Equifax hack? Whoa!! A mere imagination became enough to frighten the hell out of you is not it. Now let's come back to fact, about 143 million American consumers fell prey to this breach, inflicting their touchy private statistics to be exposed at Equifax, one among 0.33 biggest credit score reporting corporations in The United States. A corporation they once considered trustworthy wasn't strong enough to protect their non-public statistics. What difference would it make if at all they had to get themselves a fingerprint scanner to secure records.
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Every year the Game and Fish Department's licensing section receives last-minute inquiries from hunters who can't find their license. When that happens, it's difficult to try to get a replacement license in time for the season opener.
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Hello I wasn't sure about resurecting the doctor who thread for such a simple question. I was thinking about maybe watching the classic doctor who to see how they change the character for the newest seasons. But I wanted to know if you can watch the old episodes without problem or would it be difficult for a modern audience. Also can you watch full seasons or if you watching the best ones is the right way to do it?
Hi Robby, I've got a question on a thread I started in the General Discussion.
On the 2018 Weather ... can the title be edited to be for 2018 Weather and Natural Disasters?
I've not seen a thread just for nat. disasters and I wanted to talk about the Kilauea eruptions going on in Hawaii
Hey robby I was wondering how hard it is to change titles because i just had an idea that changing the title of each chapter thread to the Viz Chapter Title might be a nice idea for the future. Since most scans dont even have them labeled in a table of contents I figure itd be something interesting as an idea, if its feasible.
Is there a general movies/book thread??? I'd really love to discuss the diffrences between ready player one book and movie but couldn't find a thread to put them in... also I wanted to know people's opinion on a quiet place and what people thought of Rampage being the best rated video game movie on Rotten Tomatoes, and other stuff
Sorry if I already asked you this but is there a way to appeal in order for me to post in the Hero Academia thread again or Im perm banned?
Okay Robby just cause I'm re reading through the thread, Oda has never said no romance on the crew or in the series and in the context it wouldn't become a shoujo manga correct in SBS/interviews correct?
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- Author: Kathy Keatley Garvey
And it's all in the name of science.
If you collect the first cabbage white butterfly of 2014 in the three-county area of Yolo, Solano or Sacramento, you'll collect a pitcher of beer or its cash-prize equivalent from Professor Shapiro of the UC Davis Department of Evolution and Ecology.
It's all part of Shapiro's 43-year study of climate and butterfly seasonality. He launched the annual contest in 1972 to draw attention to Pieris rapae and its first flight.
"It is typically one of the first butterflies to emerge in late winter," he says. "Since 1972, the first flight has varied from Jan. 1 to Feb. 22, averaging about Jan. 20."
The cabbage white butterfly inhabits vacant lots, fields and gardens where its host plants, weedy mustards, grow. The male has white wings; the female may be slightly buffy. The underside of the hindwing and of the tip of the forewing is distinctly yellow and the hindwing is more or less overscaled with gray below. The black markings on the upperside, except the black at the bases of the wings near the body, tend to be faint or even to disappear early in the season.
The butterfly must be collected outdoors in Yolo, Solano or Sacramento counties and must be delivered live to the office of the Department of Evolution and Ecology in 2320 Storer Hall, during work hours — 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. All entries must list the exact time, date and location of the capture and the collector's name, address, phone number and email.
"The receptionist will certify that it is alive and refrigerate it," Shapiro said. "If you collect it on a weekend or holiday, hold it your refrigerator but do not freeze it. A few days in the fridge will not harm it."
Shapiro, who is in the field more than 200 days a year, usually wins the contest. He has been defeated only three times since 1972. Those winners were all his graduate students, whom he calls "my fiercest competitors." Adam Porter won the beer in 1983, and Sherri Graves and Rick VanBuskirk each won in the late 1990s. When Shapiro wins, he shares the reward with his graduate students and their significant others.
All in all, the cabbage white butterfly contest "helps us understand biological responses to climate change," Shapiro said. "The cabbage white is now emerging a week or so earlier on average than it did 30 years ago here."
Shapiro maintains a website on butterflies at http://butterfly.ucdavis.edu, where he records the population trends he monitors in Central California. He has surveyed fixed routes at 10 sites since as early as 1972. They range from the Sacramento River Delta, through the Sacramento Valley and Sierra Nevada mountains, to the high desert of the western Great Basin. The sites, he said, represent the great biological, geological and climatological diversity of Central California.
Shapiro and biologist/writer/photographer Tim Manolis co-authored A Field Guide to Butterflies of the San Francisco Bay and Sacramento Valley Regions, published in 2007 by the University of California Press.
A distinguished professor, Shapiro is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Royal Entomological Society and the California Academy of Sciences.
For more information on the beer-for-a-butterfly contest, contact Shapiro at email@example.com or (530) 752-2176.


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WASHINGTON – Perched on the podium in another team's stadium for the second year in a row, his fourth trip to MLS Cup in seven seasons in the bag, Dynamo head coach Dominic Kinnear broke into a wide grin.
He then surveyed his exuberant team, one that snuck into the playoffs as the Eastern Conference's fifth seed, with the kind of pride that only comes after weathering a season's worth of trials and tribulations and emerging 90 minutes away from the ultimate goal.
Once again, the Dynamo way – the gritty, committed and, most importantly, effective brand of soccer Kinnear instills – came up trumps when it mattered most. Houston are going to MLS Cup for the second year in a row, and although they may not be built for the spotlight, they keep finding it year after year ahead of more fancied sides.
"I don't think we're the prettiest of teams. We're not glamorous," Kinnear said, clutching the Eastern Conference Championship trophy passed to him by one of his charges. "We don't hoot and holler and talk about ourselves too much. We just go about our way.
"I wouldn't say people overlook us – I think they respect us – but they don't really see us in the vein of wonderful teams. If it comes down to results, four MLS Cups in seven years at the start of the franchise is pretty impressive."
OPTA Chalkboard: Houston dig in defensively, move through to MLS Cup
It certainly is, especially considering they took the longest possible path to MLS Cup, knocking off both top-seeded Kansas City and second-seeded D.C. United without the benefit of home-field advantage.
In both cases, Houston built a two-goal lead with a dominant performance in the opening home leg then put in a professional, and ultimately effective, performance on the road to move on.
And while they didn't have a perfect day at RFK Stadium on Sunday, they followed their game plan without fail, snatching an early goalthrough Boniek García then frustrating United with a resolute backline and renewed commitment to keep hold of the ball that was lacking in Kansas City 12 days ago.
In the end, they drew on experience, tapping into lessons learned in the past and reinforced by veterans like Brian Ching, Brad Davis and Bobby Boswell, while Kinnear provided the steadying, unifying force and tactical guidance to bring it all together at the right time.
"Every time you play in these games, you gain more experience….It's been kind of passed on from the older players," Boswell said. "We're having success. Last year we got to the final, and this year we're back in the final. You learn on the fly.
"It's like anything. The more you do it, the better you get at it. In big pressure games, you do them enough and you get better at it. You get better at managing stress and managing the mental side coming up to it.Honestly, we had fun out there."
That enjoyment almost certainly comes from the knowledge that each and every player on the field is dedicated to accomplishing one thing – and accomplishing it as a group without pretense or the self-centric attitude that can sometimes pervade professional sports.
"Guys pick it up. … You either adapt or you don't really fit in," goalkeeper Tally Hall said. "It's what it is. Everyone does it so you don't want to come into this team and be the odd man out. You kind of get it, and it takes a hold of you."
"We've talked about hard work and dedication and commitment to the system that we play," Davis added. "It's been successful over the years. If it ain't broke, don't fix it."
And if his track record indicates anything, Kinnear definitely doesn't have any designs on switching things up.
For the fourth time in seven seasons, Houston is rolling at the right time. And even though they face a final at another team's home for the second straight year, they remain undaunted.
After all, they've already come this far. What's another hurdle to a team that's already cleared five this postseason?
"The only thing we knew was it was going to be difficult," Kinnear said. "The one thing I said to the staff and to the guys was if there is a team that can get to the final in difficult circumstances, I felt this was the group that could do it. Luckily for me, they proved me right."


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Once, the Prime Minister's visit to Antarctica this week would have placed him among a select group. Not any more. He will be just one of about 50,000 people to visit the frozen continent this year. The number has increased rapidly over the past decade thanks to Antarctica becoming a top destination for those keen to see some of the world's most endangered places.
New Zealand is playing a small role in this boom, sending 300 tourists a year to visit the Ross Dependency, contributing about $5 million to the national economy in the process. John Key, as Tourism Minister, will be aware that at least one New Zealand operator has suggested further advantage should be taken of the continent's unique attractions.
It can be argued that tourism has had a relatively benign impact so far. Having seen Antarctica in a pristine state, people return home with a heightened concern about environmental challenges confronting it. This outweighs the effects on sites they have visited.
Their impact has also been managed by strict rules imposed by states of the Antarctic Treaty system which dictate, among other things, that ships with more than 500 passengers cannot land them, that only 100 passengers may be landed at a time, and that tourists must stay 5m to 10m away from wildlife.
This process has also been underpinned by a tourist industry largely respectful of Antarctica's role, first and foremost, as a natural reserve devoted to peace and science. The industry is keen to promote its credentials as a purveyor of so-called "eco-tourism".
But that is only a word. It seems inevitable that the demand to visit Antarctica will attract some companies happy to use the tag but less keen on honouring it in practice. Already, some of the tourist ships that operate in Antarctic waters are registered in countries that are not members of the treaty and, therefore, not subject to any decisions made. They can get away with less stringent safety regulations.
Heritage Expeditions, which operates in the Ross Dependency, suggests that tourism there could easily be far more valuable to this country. It suggests this as an alternative to the controversial toothfish industry in the Ross Sea, which earns about $20 million for New Zealand companies.
"You could easily realise $20 million from tourism while having a lot less impact on the environment," says Aaron Ross, of Heritage. That seems doubtful. Either way, it should not be a matter of choosing one or the other. The operations of both should recognise the environmental importance of Antarctica.
Large numbers of tourists will increase pressures on sensitive Antarctic ecosystems and wildlife. Penguin breeding sites, for example, are already targets for big groups of tourists. Sea-ice retreat is merely increasing the danger.
So, too, are the increasing numbers of big cruise liners, the vast majority of which reach the Antarctic Peninsula after a two-day trip from South America. An accident to one of them could occur in waters that are too isolated and in weather that is too extreme for either rescue or environmental clean-up.
Now is an appropriate time to analyse the lessons of the first stage of tourism in Antarctica. Other questions need to be answered. There are occasional mutterings about building hotels there. Some operators would like tourists to be given greater freedom of movement.
Others, more wisely, point to the need for more stringent checks of compliance with the tourism regulations. Always, the guiding principle should be a safe and environmentally responsible approach to tourism. Irreparable damage is not an option for the world's last great wilderness.


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Thumbs up for the new awning.
Thumbs down to the canvas banner.
I noticed they started upgrading soon after the other deli down the block burned down.
The other deli was nicer. There is now an available nitch
They'll need to do a gut renovation before I'll set foot in there again.
wear a flea collar and tuck your pants in your socks and you should be just fine.
I asked them about renovations and they said there was too much red tape.
Think its a government owned building.
Slightly better awning. Nice bodega cat though.
All Hail Bodega Cats. And Show Us Yours.
NY Times 8/4/2011
I suspect something like St Johns Marketplace, or Bob and Betty's could now work in the location.
Oh well, I guess I'll continue to go to them. Neither is far away.
I'm filing this under "nice start." Hope the renovations continue inside. Would love to see something like Bob & Betty's.
August 15, 2011, 12:45 pm
Cats at the Bodega, Just Doing Their Job
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Top 10 Bodega Cats Keeping Cool
When I die, I wish to come back as a bodega cat.
God, can you put in a good word for me?
I sooo don't want to come back as a human.
This bodega cat is particularly bad ass. He leaves to go fight the neighborhood pit bulls. His name is CatLock.
Today (Jan 8, 2013), the United Deli located at 840 Washington took another brave and expensive step: All of its yellowed plexiglass windows have been replaced with genuine storefront glass.
I'll take a photo of the new and improved bodega when I get a chance.
But first, here is a photo of what the bodega looked like in April of 2009.
Since then, they have replaced the awning with a snazzy sign (discussed by inpixels above), and upgraded the inside in terms of stock and cleanliness.
What is the story with this building? It's such an unwelcoming "entrance to Lincoln Place" with its brick windowed first floor and tumble-weeded trash strewn triangular back yards... Though Lincoln Place has gets a bad rap for "sketch vibes" This is actually the only really shabby sketchy looking building on that block to me.
This deli has, admittedly, been slow to adapt their outside appearance to that of the changing neighborhood.
Until recently, I was afraid that they were going to have to leave once their lease eventually expired and the landlord predictably demanded more rent.
As of tonight, the windows are about half replaced. The photo below captures an old pane of plexiglas on the right, and a new glass pane on the left. By this weekend, they might be completely done with the upgrade.
The soon-to-open Lincoln Station cheese and sandwich shop (located less than 500 ft away) may be part of the reason they finally took this step.
What is the story with this building? It's such an unwelcoming "entrance to Lincoln Place
Always assumed it was Section 8.
I like it. Helps keep the rent down in the area.
Yup. To be specific, most of the residential tenants are served by ICLs scatter site apartment program.
This social service agency occupies one of a storefronts (828), and has quietly been providing housing and services to clients for years...
more glass went in today. They seem to be upgrading from right to left.
This evening, (Jan 16, 2013) I spoke with the guys who operate United Deli.
They stated that they are going to remodel everything.
"We are going to move the fridges to the back wall. We are not going to stock any of this merchandise"
....a little at a time, as money becomes available, they are in the process of becoming a version of St John's marketplace.
Please stop by and congratulate them on their decision, and tell them we are delighted they are staying in the neighborhood!
Glass is done. It looks like the sign will be put back up soon.
Lipstick on a pig.
Until they change out the merchandise, yes, that is what this resembles.
Time will tell whether they replace/upgrade the merchandise one item at a time.
I was in here this weekend and it *seemed* like one thing that also might have changed are the prices. A man in front of me, who said he shopped their regularly, put his item back on the shelf in frustration because the price had risen within the span of a week. The glass windows make an enormous difference in "friendliness".
When it renovated, St. John's Marketplace (located on Underhill and formerly affectionately known as the Disassociated) closed and renovated all at once.
Post renovation:
United Deli is taking an incremental approach.
Battle Cry for the Bodega
There's also considerable debate over what, exactly, qualifies as a bodega. "One of the main aspects of the project is the semantics," he says. "People get pissed off when their bodega isn't considered a bodega."
Being that the owners are doing a little bit of renovation as they can afford it, I think it is safe to assume they will not be spending $25k to become a 7-11 as the Atlantic Cities article mentions.
...which is sort of unfortunate, because I would totally buy red flavor Slurpees in the summer.
The closest 7-11 to us is on Atlantic, near Brooklyn Ave
It is kind of a far walk for a Slurpee, but I have done it.
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Until they change out the merchandise, yes, that is what this resembles.
Time will tell whether they replace/upgrade the merchandise one item at a time.
I am pleased to report that today, a large, ugly, ancient, filthy reach-in chest freezer has been moved to the curb.
The interior upgrade of the store fixtures and merchandise has begun
Unfortunately this doesn't look like a St. John's marketplace renovation. More like lipstick on a pig.
They have a big wood board covering one of the glass panels. Vandals broke the glass. This is why we can't have nice things.
They are in a very awkward stage, in which they have not yet invested enough in renovations to attract the St John's Marketplace demographic, yet are still very dependent on people who shop for 40s and cigarettes late at night and in the very early morning.
They know they can't satisfy both groups.
They know the St John's Marketplace demographic is the future, yet they lack the capital and the courage to make the leap.
To my knowledge, they remain open 24 hours. Once they completely switch over, they will be able to reduce their hours to 7 AM - 11 PM.
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Each week intrepid reporter Rachel Grunwell will try out a new form of exercise to bring you the lowdown.
What is it? A group workout under the guidance of a trainer.
What's needed? Workout gear, water bottle.
The experience: Remember the Led Zeppelin song Stairway to Heaven? Well what I'm experiencing is more like a stairway to hell ... and, as the song's lyrics suggest, it's not long before "my spirit is crying for leaving" ...
I'm at Auckland Girls' Grammar School, taking part in a Bodyrox training session, and halfway through, instructor (and company director) Janelle Nee has got us all climbing up and down an almost vertical set of concrete stairs: There are 96 of them in total, up and down, and when you conquer them, well, it hurts. A lot. You can almost feel the fat burn, spit and sizzle off your thighs with every stride.
Now consider this. The stairs are actually the easy part of this section of the routine. The tougher part is doing reps of exercises such as squats and lunges, with a 10kg bag of weight over my shoulders.
The idea is to do as many reps as possible, while my buddy for the day (Charlotte, a chick in the film and TV industry) climbs the stairs. We take turns to do the reps and stairs, until we reach 60-reps of each exercise.
Welcome to the "60s Club," says Janelle, who prides herself in designing "challenging" workouts, rather than what she calls "fluffy" programmes.
She also likes her workouts for just gals, "so they feel comfortable". This means you can talk about your muffin top or things like cramps and boobs and no bloke will flinch.
And there's no worry about some dude falling over themselves trying catch your attention while you're, um, trying to catch your breath, too.
I'll 'fess up now that when Janelle first asked me along to a session I said "thanks, count me in!"
Then I checked out her class timetable and panicked: It's for early-birds and I'm not a morning person; rather a blurry-eyed grumpy beast who will only morph into a semi-functional human being after a serious caffeine injection.
But I figured it was about time I checked out the world of those who exercise before work.
And on the day I'm here, more than a dozen women show.
The session overlooks Western Park, but the workout is no walk through it. After all, the company's website boasts "Bodyrox - Extreme Results". And I know you don't get extreme results by twiddling your thumbs. I've tried that.
But Janelle does promise on her website that she's a good sort and won't be a "nasty drill sergeant" who pushes anyone so they pass out or throw up.
We kicked off the session by jogging about a bit and doing some warm-up exercises. But within no time, we were into quick sprints around cones, hauling weights on our shoulders and then hitting that stairway to hell.
The buddy-up system for the 60s club is social, plus it's actually sneakily motivating - there's no way you want to dither about on those stairs because you don't want to leave your poor buddy to wilt doing non-stop exercise reps.
Janelle meanwhile is looking out for correct technique and spurring us all along to keep going. She also knows her girls' goals and makes some push themselves even harder for the results they want.
At the end of the session we do some stretches and Janelle asks us each to rate today's torment, I mean session, out of ten. Most people rate around the 9s for intensity and reveal what they liked most.
I give it a 9 out of 10 and rave about the motivating buddy system. I don't think anyone said they loved those stairs, funnily enough - but I reckon you'd get heavenly legs if you hit them regularly. They'd be effective.
Janelle looks happy hearing everyone felt challenged during this session. After all, she knows what it's like to be challenged herself. She was once 95kg, but she worked hard ("slowly and painfully," she tells me) to shed a staggering 30kg. And now this sassy and smart cookie is inspiring others to reach for their goals too.
How much? Different plans are available including $15 a week for three sessions weekly.
Worth it? Great workout in the fresh air - plus there's an indoor option if it's raining. There's even another instructor who takes boxing each week which keeps the workouts interesting. One bonus to the mostly early workout timetable is that there are fewer people about to see you in a sweaty mess.
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This financial shit in the States isn't at all good, I'm speaking from purely selfish reasons, I pay as much attention to the economy as the politicians pay to the kids, yeah (right kids? Right on, yeah) usually, but in the last fortnight things have become quite serious and (my) business is being effected.
Of course, I'm in the process of trying to flog my gaff as well, great timing by the way, and looking to buy -conversely this is good timing, maybe- which will cost me a large sum of money I feel would be better off spent in my pocket. I've done some maths. If it wasn't for some loans that I foolishly ignored when I last re-mortgaged and squandered the wonga on, well, I don't quite know where it went frankly, I'd be in a good position to sit this one out. But I'm not, I feel that it's time to draw in my horns so, looks like I'm stuck in fucking Tooting for at least 2 more years. Two more years of Cunt. I'm sure that's a film. Two. Christ.
Despite myself I'm under playing this somewhat. I'm fucking furious that I didn't get out when I had the chance and, of course, the prospect of living over my arse-tampon of a neighbour for another second is a lifetime too much, but I have to remain positive. Hearing James's story last week about his neighbour did help put things into perspective (to a certain degree) and in addition to clearing my debts which amount to a fucking lot of outgoings per month, I'll have enough money left over, I hope, to do some work on this place.
Ironically perhaps, on my way into work yesterday I noticed that my neighbourhood has become populated by people with mental handicaps. The local superstore on a Saturday has more raspberries in it than the fruit and veg isle but lately they've been wandering about on my way to and from work. There's the chap with the ponytail that sees great amusement in the pavement which he then goes onto discuss with himself, the fat lady with the shopping trolley and Davy Crokett hat who seems very cross about something and the tall fellow who strides all lopsided to the bench outside the tube for the sole purpose of drinking cans of cider, each one a million miles away from an apple, and yelling at the traffic before being violently sick –actually, maybe he's not mental, just plain pissed.
Yesterday evening on my way home I nearly hit one. This chap dresses like a 1970's spiv, brown trilby hat and suit, brown brogues and never without a brolly. He's quite dishevelled but there is something about him that find admirable. Anyway I was turning a corner at a junction and all of a sudden there was a muttering face inches from my nose, it gave me quite a start I can tell you and, unfortunately, has just resulted in a gargantuan nightmare from which I couldn't recover. This morning I arose at 6.50am dear reader, that's so early I thought such a time of day was a myth. I can't recall the nightmare but I awoke when the spiv, shouting at me, was about to insert his brolly in my eye as someone sang 'Why So Sad' by the Manic Street Preachers slightly off camera. Pick the bones out of that Freud. Oh, he's dead.


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Family battling ALS finds hope in social media videos
Ice Bucket Challenge brings Quinn family hope for ALS cure
The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge is probably taking over a Facebook feed near you, or maybe it's your Twitter or Instagram account?
There's an incredible amount of people dumping water on their heads to raise money to find a cure for ALS, a disease more commonly called Lou Gehrig's.
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And a local family battling the debilitating and deadly illness says it's those videos that give them hope for the future.
"He had a very successful business and we just, nursing school, we have a baby, we're married let's do this thing, we're going to take off and then ALS," Cat Quinn said.
Cat and her husband Todd Quinn just celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary. Over the years, their relationship changed and evolved more than most do.
"Everyone's got their own personal struggle with something. Life's hard for most of people. But this is definitely the most challenging, it's just a very challenging disease," Cat said.
Todd was diagnosed with ALS three years ago.
"I started to have twitching in my left arm. I didn't think much of it at first," Todd said.
He will eventually lose his ability to speak entirely, relying on a $16,000 machine to communicate for him.
The Quinns are faced to pay a lot of expenses while trying to maintain a normal life.
It's just part of the breakdown that comes with the neurodegenerative disease that will eventually prevent Todd's body from functioning entirely.
"ALS is just one of those things; it kicks you down over and over. Todd said it best when he was first diagnosed. It's like a thief in the night. You go to bed feeling one way and you wake up and it's taken something from you and you just have to readjust your sails," Cat said.
But for the Quinns and their 3-year-old son, Sawyer, there's hope.
It comes in the form of people dumping buckets loaded with water and ice on their heads.
From friends and family members to the Quinns themselves, the Ice Bucket Challenge is spreading across the country.
"It's very humbling," Cat said.
Every time they see one of those videos, it makes their dreams for a cure to the mysterious disease a little more real.
"You know I don't know if there'll be a cure for Todd when he's here, but I want to see one after because I don't want to see anyone else go through this. It's awful," Cat said.
And sometimes support is all you need to find hope.
"We'll find one. We'll find one. There's too many good people working on this not to. With the money that's being raised, we will," Cat said.
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Last Saturday at "All Star Extravaganza V" the First Round World Title Tournament match between Michael Bennett and BJ Whitmer ended without a true official decision after Whitmer suffered a serious injury due to an apron pile driver. Whitmer, who had lost feeling in the right side of his body, was unable to continue and was rushed to a local hospital. Now after thinking everything through, and hearing arguments from all sides, Match Maker Nigel McGuinness has decided that since Bennett was the last man standing, he will indeed advance to the Quarter-Finals of the ROH World Championship Tournament to face Tommaso Ciampa on August 17th in NYC.
"Emotions were running high last Saturday." stated Nigel McGuinness, "BJ Whitmer is not only a great competitor that is very important to ROH but he is also a close friend. I have spoken with BJ every day since the incident and he is progressing daily. It could have been much worse as professional wrestling is a very dangerous sport and unfortunately these incredible athletes suffer serious injuries from time to time. After putting my emotions aside for the sake of business, my decision is that Michael Bennett has officially been declared the winner due to BJ not being able to continue and as such, will advance in the tournament to the next round. In addition, to ensure an impartial contest in NYC, Maria Kanellis will be banned from ringside. We all wish BJ a speedy recovery and we will continue to update you on his progress."
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"I never went into the match wanting this to happen." explained Bennett, "I went into this match to win, I went into this match with the ultimate goal of attaining the ROH World Championship. And if I may put my remorse aside, like Maria said to Nigel McGuinness, I was the last man standing therefore I should advance. I am upset that BJ is injured. I feel for him and his family but with all due respect, if he's hurt then he's hurt. I am still standing. I will move on and become the next ROH World Champion."
Per Nigel's decision, at "Manhattan Mayhem V" on 8/17, it will be Michael Bennett versus "The Sicilian Psychopath" Tommaso Ciampa in, not only a Quarter-Final tournament bout, but also in their first one-on-one meeting in Ring of Honor. Tickets for our return to NYC are available right here in the ROH Store!!!