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M1 motorway
M1 motorway | |
Route information | |
Part of E13 | |
Length: | 193.5 mi[1] (311.4 km) |
Existed: | 1959–60 – present |
History: | Completed in 1999 |
Major junctions | |
South end: | London A406 (A406) 51°34′32″N 0°14′06″W / 51.5755°N 0.2351°W |
J6a → M25 motorway J17 → M45 motorway J19 → M6 motorway J21 → M69 motorway J32 → M18 motorway J42 → M62 motorway J43 → M621 motorway J48 → A1(M) motorway |
North end: | Hook Moor (A1(M)) 53°49′22″N 1°20′20″W / 53.8229°N 1.3388°W |
Location | |
Primary destinations: |
Watford Luton Milton Keynes Northampton Rugby Leicester Nottingham Derby Mansfield Chesterfield Sheffield Rotherham Barnsley Wakefield Leeds |
Road network | |
The M1 is a north–south motorway in England connecting London to Leeds, where it joins the A1(M) near Aberford. It was the first inter-urban motorway to be completed in the UK;[2] the first road to be built to motorway standard in the country was the Preston By-pass, which later became part of the M6.[3]
The motorway is 193 miles (311 km) long and was constructed in four phases. Most of the motorway was opened between 1959 and 1968 but the southern end was extended in 1977 and the northern end was extended in 1999. It forms part of the unsigned European route E13.
The first motorways (autostrade) were built in Italy on the order of Benito Mussolini in the 1920s, with other countries subsequently following, notably Germany with the first 'autobahn' in 1931 and then developed by the Nazis under Adolf Hitler. There had been plans since before the Second World War for a motorway network in the United Kingdom. Lord Montagu formed a company to build a 'motorway like road' from London to Birmingham in 1923;[4] however it was a further 26 years before the Special Roads Act 1949 was passed which allowed for the construction of roads limited to specific vehicle classifications, and the 1950s when the country's first motorways were given the government go-ahead.
The first section of motorway was the Preston Bypass in Lancashire, which opened in 1958 (now part of the M6 motorway).[3] The M1 was Britain's first full-length motorway and opened in 1959.[5]
First section, 1959[edit]
The first section of the motorway opened between Junction 5 (Watford) and Junction 18 (Crick/Rugby) on 2 November 1959 together with the motorway's two spurs, the M10 (from Junction 7 to south of St Albans originally connecting to the A1) and the M45 (from Junction 17 to the A45 and Coventry). Parts of the Hertfordshire section were built using steam rollers.[6]
The M1 was officially inaugurated from Slip End (close to Luton), this was celebrated by a large concrete slab[7] on the bridge next to the village with inscription "London-Yorkshire Motorway – This slab was sealed by the Rt Hon Harold Watkinson M.P. – Minister of Transport – Inauguration Day – 24th March 1958". It was removed during widening works in 2007-08.
This section of the M1 broadly follows the route of the A5 north-west. It starts at the Watford Bypass (A41), which runs south-east to meet the A1 at Apex corner, and ended on the A5 at Crick. The M10 spur motorway connected the M1 to the North Orbital Road (A405/A414, a precursor of the M25) where it also met the A5 (now renumbered here as the A5183) and, 2 miles (3.2 km) to the east via the A414, the A6, which subsequently became part of the M25.
Although the whole of first section opened in 1959, it was built in two parts with the northern part (Junctions 10 to 18) being built by John Laing[2] and the southern part (the St Albans Bypass) being built by Tarmac Construction.[8]
Rugby to Leeds, 1965 to 1968[edit]
The continuation of the motorway from Junction 18 towards Yorkshire was carried out as a series of extensions between 1965 and 1968. Diverging from the A5, the motorway takes a more northerly route through the East Midlands, via Leicester, Loughborough, Nottingham to Sheffield, where the M18 splits from the M1 at Junction 32 to head to Doncaster.
Originally, the M1 was planned to end at Doncaster but it was decided to make what was going to be the "Leeds and Sheffield Spur" the primary route with the 11-mile (18 km) section to the A1(M) south of Doncaster given the separate motorway number M18.
From Junction 32, the motorway passes between Sheffield and Rotherham towards Barnsley and then heads towards Wakefield, reaching the original end of the motorway at Junction 44 to the east of Leeds. There were plans to route the M1 from just south of Junction 42 where it interchanges with the M62, round the west of Leeds to the A1 at Dishforth; the chosen route passes to the east of Leeds. With the M62 and M621, the M1 forms a ring of motorways around the south of Leeds.
Leeds South Eastern Urban Motorway, 1972[edit]
In 1972 an extension of the M1 was opened into central Leeds as the Leeds South Eastern Motorway where it met the Leeds South Western Motorway (M621) coming north-east from the M62 at Junction 3.
In July 1972 the UK Minister for Transport Industries, John Peyton announced that 86 miles (138 km) of UK motorway particularly prone to fog would benefit from lighting in a project which "should be" completed by 1973.[9] Sections to be illuminated included the M1 between Junctions 3 and 14, and between Junctions 16 and 24.[9] In August 2011, the Highways Agency announced that despite being converted to Managed Motorway the lights will be switched off on stretches of the motorway between Junctions 10 (Luton) and 13 (Milton Keynes) without affecting road user safety. The motorway junctions and their approaches, and a section of the M1 on either side of Junction 11 (north Luton), would have lighting columns replaced and remain lit.[10]
Safety barriers[edit]
An increasing official interest in secondary safety was evident in an announcement in March 1973 that work would shortly begin on erecting "tensioned safety barriers" along the central reservation of a 34-mile (55 km) section of the M1 between Kegworth (J24) and Barlborough (J30).[11]
Leeds to Hook Moor, 1999[edit]
Between 1996 and 1999 the M1 section north of the M62 underwent a major reconstruction and extension to take the M1 on a new route to the A1(M) at Aberford. The new road involved the construction of a series of new junctions, bridges and viaducts to the east of Leeds. When the new section of M1 was completed and opened on 4 February 1999, the Leeds South Eastern Motorway section of the M1 was redesignated as the M621 and the junctions were given new numbers (M621 Junctions 4 to 7).
London extensions, 1966, 1967 and 1977[edit]
The M1 was extended south from its original starting point at Junction 5 towards London in three stages. The first stage, opened in 1966, took the motorway south-east, parallel to the A41 to meet the A5 at junction 4 south of Elstree. The second phase continued east to Scratchwood (the London Gateway Service Area occupies the location of the missing junction 3 from where an unbuilt spur would have connected to the A1 at Stirling Corner to the north-east). The M1 then runs south alongside the Midland Main Line towards Hendon where it meets the A1 again at Junction 2 via a tightly curved flyover section. These flyovers connecting from the A1 were originally both for northbound traffic; the left one as the on-ramp to the M1, the right one going over the A1/A41 junction beneath to rejoin the A1 northbound.
Junction 2 is about 2.5 miles (4 km) south of the original Junction 3. Southbound traffic originally left the motorway via a slip road which passed under the A41/A1 Mill Hill Bypass and looped round to join it at Fiveways Interchange. This slip road is still visible to southbound traffic approximately 650 yards (590 m) before Junction 2 and was maintained until the early 2000s though not accessible to traffic. The northbound slip road from the A1 is now partially used as the entrance way to a business park but no longer reaches the northbound carriageway as it is cut off by the motorway continuing south.
The final section of the M1 was opened to Junction 1 at Staples Corner in 1977. There the motorway meets the North Circular Road (A406) at a grade separated junction and roundabout. Unrealised plans made in the 1960s would have seen the motorway continue through the junction on an elevated roadway to end at West Hampstead where it would have met the North Cross Route, the northern section of the London Motorway Box, a proposed ring of urban motorway around the central area. The layout of the Staples Corner junction was originally built in accordance with these plans although most of the London Ringways Plan had been cancelled by 1973. Around the same time the section between the M10 and Junction 5 was widened from the original two lanes to three.
On its completion, the M1 acted as a fast link road between London and Birmingham. It also provided a link to London Luton Airport for these regions, and its proximity to the site of the Milton Keynes new town (designated in 1967) meant that it was soon providing a vital transport link to another major area.
Recent developments[edit]
In 2006 plans were developed to widen 91 miles (146 km) from Leicester through to Leeds (Junctions 21–42) which were subject to widespread road protests.[12] The Transport Select Committee then claimed the Highways Agency had "lost budgetary control" and the National Audit Office was asked to investigate why the price of the project has risen from £3.7 billion to £5.1 billion in 2007.[13] Plans were scaled back with widening to 4 lanes limited to the section from the M25 to Luton (Junctions 6a to 10) which was already in progress and from Nottingham and Mansfield (Junctions 25–28) with hard-shoulder running being proposed for other sections.
A 10-mile (16 km) section between the M25 and Luton (Junctions 6a and 10) was widened to dual 4-lanes and opened in 2009. This project included the construction of new parallel roads between Junctions 7 and 8 for local traffic, widening or replacement of eleven underbridges on one or both carriageways and replacing seven overbridges.[14] The cost was £294 million.[15] As part of the project a variable speed limit system (MIDAS) has been installed, much like the one used on the M25. Also, the M10 spur was reclassified as part of the A414 road.
Work to widen the 15-mile (24 km) section from Nottingham to Mansfield (J25-J28) to dual 4-lanes began in January 2008 and was completed in 2010 at a cost of £340 million.[16][17] Average speed cameras which were installed initially only for the period of construction have proven to be so effective that they have been retained permanently on this section of the motorway.[18]
Current developments[edit]
M1 J10 to J13 improvement scheme[edit]
Image showing location of M1 hard shoulder running as well as other nearby road developments
Proposer | Highways Agency |
Status | planned |
Type | road |
Cost estimate (high) | £503 million |
Cost estimate (low) | £326 million |
Completion date | 2013 |
Hard shoulder running is being introduced on approximately 15 miles (24 km) of motorway between Junction 10, south of Luton, and Junction 13 where it joins with the A421. Modifications are also being made to Junctions 11 and 12.[19] The scheme was announced in January 2009 and will cost between £326 million and £503 million and opening in 2013.[20] This plan replaced earlier proposals to widen the section to four lanes and replace bridges crossing the motorway, including some considered to be of historical architectural value.[21] The public inquiry was then delayed by four months in 2007 for further traffic modelling work to be undertaken.[22] The widening scheme was abandoned after the estimated cost had escalated from £382 million to £601 million.[19]
Related schemes include the upgrade to the A421 road to dual two-lane from Junction 13 to the Bedford southern bypass.[23]
M1 J19 reconstruction[edit]
A planned £201 million to £302 million upgrade to the overloaded Catthorpe Interchange between the M1 motorway, M6 motorway and A14 road close to Catthorpe[24] was put on hold in June 2010.[25] It was then 'shelved' as a result of the government spending review.[26] The junction prior to the improvement scheme handles 142,000 vehicles per day. Following a public inquiry in March 2013 the Secretary of State for Transport announced on 18 July 2013 that the scheme would go ahead.[27] The new junction will be built on 3 layers with construction planned to start by March 2014 and completion by 2017.[28]
Proposed developments[edit]
M1 J28–J31 managed motorways[edit]
There is a plan to introduce managed motorway technologies between Junctions 28 (Mansfield) and 31 (Sheffield) with work scheduled to take place between 2012 and 2014.[29]
M1 J32–J35a managed motorways[edit]
Provisional plans exist for a managed motorway scheme including dynamic hard shoulder running on the M1 motorway between Junctions 32 and 35a serving South Yorkshire and in particular the urban areas of Sheffield and Leeds was confirmed in November 2010.[30]
M1 Junctions 39–42 managed motorways[edit]
Provisional plans exist for a managed motorway scheme including dynamic hard shoulder running on the M1 motorway between Junctions 39 and 42 serving South Yorkshire and in particular the urban areas of Wakefield and Leeds was announced in November 2010 which includes a link to the M62 at Junction 42.[30]
M1/M69 junction[edit]
There are plans to widen the M1 to dual 4-lane or dual 5-lane between Junctions 21 and 21a and construct a new link road between the M1 and the M69 including a new road bridge to take southbound M1 traffic over the motorway to connect to the M69. During this work the Leicester Forest East services would be closed.[31] Consultation took place in 2007 and a completion date of 2014 is suggested.[32] However the Highway Agency separately suggests that scheme development will "recommence" in 2014/15 with a provisional programmed start of works 2017/18.[33]
Other proposals[edit]
In addition to the above schemes, the Highways Agency also plans to add capacity and improve flows on the following sections of motorway in the longer term.[33]
Location | Works | Start date |
M1 J21a – J23a | Hard shoulder running | after 2020 |
M1 J23a – J24a | Various works including hard shoulder running | after 2015 |
M1 J24 – J25 | Hard shoulder running | after 2015 |
Plans to dual the A421 from Junction 13 to Milton Keynes and to add capacity to Junction 10a on the Luton spur are being developed.[34][35]
Plans for a new A5-M1 Link (Dunstable Northern Bypass) from a new Junction 11a to the A5 road proceeded to public inquiry in February 2012, with a possible start date in 2014 subject to funding.[36]
Incidents and accidents[edit]
- In March 1972, 200 vehicles crashed in thick fog resulting in the deaths of nine people on the M1 north of Luton.[37]
- On 8 January 1989, forty-seven passengers died when a Boeing 737 crashed onto the embankment of the M1 whilst attempting an emergency landing at East Midlands Airport in Leicestershire.
- On 6 September 1997, large sections of the northbound carriageway were closed between London and Althorp, Northamptonshire to allow for the funeral procession of Diana, Princess of Wales. In an unprecedented event, police allowed pedestrians onto the normally busy northbound carriageway almost the entire length of the route to pay their respects.
- In 2002, a section of the M1 near Milton Keynes was cleared using mobile police roadblocks to allow for filming of the movie 28 Days Later.
- An 18-mile (29 km) stretch of the motorway was closed entirely on the morning of 11 December 2005, following a major explosion and fire at the Buncefield Oil Depot which is less than half a mile (800 m) from the M1.
- In June 2007, the section of M1 between Junctions 32 and 36 was closed for a number of days after the Ulley Reservoir developed cracks after being deluged in the 2007 United Kingdom floods.
- Part of the motorway close to Tinsley Viaduct was closed to allow safe demolition of the Tinsley cooling towers in the early hours of 24 August 2008.[38] the M1 remaining closed for much of the day until the stability of the viaduct was confirmed.
- On 15 April 2011, a seven-mile stretch of the road was closed between Junctions 1 and 4 due to a fire at a scrapyard underneath the motorway.[39] The road was fully re-opened early on 21 April 2011 with a 50 mph speed limit in force whilst repair work continued to an elevated section.[39]
List of sights visible from the M1[edit]
This section does not cite any references or sources. (March 2013) |
The M1 is the only UK motorway to use transition curves (spirals) to connect straights to curves (circles) as is usual with railways. This was found to be unnecessary and curves connect directly to straights (or curves of a different radius) on later motorways.
- Midland Main Line and Thameslink (between London Gateway services and Junction 1, and also between Junctions 11 and 12)
- Hertfordshire Oil Storage Terminal (Buncefield) (after Junction 8 northbound)
- The Point, Xscape and Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes (between Junction 13 to 14)
- Express Lift Tower in Northampton (between Junctions 14 and 16)
- West Coast Main Line (runs alongside between Junctions 16 and 18)
- Rugby VLF transmitter (between Junctions 18 and 19)
- East Midlands Airport (between Junctions 23A and 24)
- Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station (between Junctions 24 and 25)
- Sutton Scarsdale Hall (on southern approach to Junction 29 – visible only to southbound traffic)
- Hardwick Hall (between Junctions 28 and 29)
- Bolsover Castle (between Junctions 29 and 30)
- Meadowhall Shopping Centre (Sheffield, near Junction 34)
- Former site of the Blackburn Meadows Power Station (Sheffield, near Junction 34, opposite Meadowhall)
- Wentworth Castle (between Junctions 36 and 37)
- Barnsley Town Hall (visible travelling southbound between Junctions 37 and 38)
- Emley Moor mast (between Junctions 37 and 38, again between Junctions 39 and 40 and also between Junctions 45 and 46)
- Ferrybridge Power Station (Leeds, at Junction 42 slip road, north and southbound)
- Bridgewater Place (Leeds, between Junctions 43 and 45)
- Temple Newsam (Leeds, between Junctions 44 and 45)
See also[edit]
- ^ "Driving directions to M1". Google. Retrieved 13 October 2013.
- ^ a b "Motorway archive". The Motorway Archive. Institute of Highways and Transportation. Retrieved 20 January 2008.
- ^ a b "Key facts about England's motorways and trunk roads". Highways Agency. Retrieved 20 January 2008.
- ^ Bridle, Ron; Baldwin, Peter; Baldwin, Robert (2004). The motorway achievement volume 1. p. 57. ISBN 978-0-7277-3196-8.
- ^ Chris Marshall. "Motorway Database – M1". CBRD. Retrieved 31 October 2009.
- ^ "Tri-tandem roller 45655 of 1930". The Robey Trust.
- ^ "The Slab". Retrieved 20 January 2008.
- ^ "list of material held by Northamptonshire CC". Motorway archive. Retrieved 20 January 2008.
- ^ a b "News: Motorway lighting". Autocar. 137 nbr 3978: 19. 13 July 1972.
- ^ "HA press release M1 J10-13 lighting". Nds.coi.gov.uk. Retrieved 31 December 2011.
- ^ "Motorweek: More M1 barriers". Motor. nbr 3677: 40. 31 March 1973.
- ^ "Protesters unfurl anti-M1 banners". BBC News. 30 October 2006. Retrieved 12 May 2010.
- ^ Jowit, Juliette (6 May 2007). "M1 widening to cost £21m per mile". The Observer (London). Retrieved 28 January 2008.
- ^ "M1 Jct 6a to 10 Widening". Highways Agency.
- ^ "9 Mar 2009 : Column 10W—continued". Hansard.
- ^ "M1 widening J25-28: work to reduce congestion and improve safety starts in earnest". Highways Agency. Retrieved 20 January 2008.
- ^ "£340m M1 contract to MVM consortium".
- ^ "M1 works speed cameras will stay". BBC News. 3 January 2010. "Temporary cameras installed for widening road works between Junctions 25 and 28 have proved so effective they will stay, it has been confirmed."
- ^ a b "M1 Jct 10 to 13 Improvements". Highways Agency.
- ^ "Public exhibitions announced for M1 j10 to j13 improvement scheme". Highways Agency.
- ^ "Environmental Effects – Cultural Heritage". Highways Agency. Retrieved 10 November 2008.
- ^ "Note of the Pre-Inquiry Meeting" (PDF). Highways Agency. Retrieved 10 November 2008.
- ^ "A421 Bedford to M1 Junction 13". Highways Agency.
- ^ "M1 Jct 19". Retrieved 28 February 2008.
- ^ "M1 Junction 19 news".
- ^ "Catthorpe Interchange motorway access scheme is shelved". BBC News. 18 June 2010. Retrieved 18 November 2010.
- ^ "Press release:Go ahead for two new road schemes in the Midlands". Department for Transport. 18 July 2013. Retrieved 13 October 2013.
- ^ "M1 Junction 19 Improvement Scheme". Highways Agency. Retrieved 13 October 2013.
- ^ "M1 J28-31 Managed Motorways". Highways Agency.
- ^ a b "Transport Secretary gives the go-ahead to 24 New Schemes and announces over £600M of further funding". Department for Transport.
- ^ "M1/M69 Public Consultation Information – The new solution". Highways Agency. Retrieved 7 January 2010.
- ^ "M1/M69 Public Consultation Information – what happens now". Highways Agency. Retrieved 7 January 2010.
- ^ a b "M1 Junctions 21 to 31 Improvements". Highways Agency. Retrieved 9 July 2012.
- ^ "Bedfordshire Local Transport Plan 2006/07 – 2010/11 – Major projects". Bedfordshire County Council. Retrieved 17 August 2011.
- ^ "All change at 10A?". BBC Local – Beds, Herts and Bucks. 9 September 2009. Retrieved 21 May 2011.
- ^ "A5-M1 Link (Dunstable Northern Bypass)". Highways Agency. Retrieved 12 November 2008.
- ^ "Death toll on British roads". Daily Mail. "Thick fog was a factor in the deaths of nine people and injuries to 51 others in a massive 200-vehicle crash on the M1 north of Luton, Beds, in March 1972."
- ^ "Blast demolishes landmark towers". BBC News (BBC News). 24 August 2008. Retrieved 24 August 2008.
- ^ a b "M1 is fully reopened after Mill Hill scrapyard fire". BBC News (BBC News). 26 April 2011. Retrieved 26 April 2011.
External links[edit]
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- Book on history of design, construction and use of M1 in late 1950s and 1960s [1]
- CBRD Motorway Database – M1
- Highways Agency
- The Motorway Archive:
- UK-Roads.org.uk – Images of M1
- The London – Yorkshire Motorway – History of the construction of the first section of M1
- BBC website The Backbone of Britain contains link to a video of 2'42" in length
- Motorways in England
- Transport in Barnet
- Transport in Bedfordshire
- Transport in Buckinghamshire
- Transport in Hertfordshire
- Transport in Leicestershire
- Motorways in London
- Transport in Northamptonshire
- Transport in Nottinghamshire
- Transport in South Yorkshire
- Transport in Warwickshire
- Transport in West Yorkshire
- Road transport in Sheffield
- Transport in Derbyshire
- Transport infrastructure completed in 1959


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UNICEF Sri Lanka brings you stories from around the country, highlighting the experience of children wherever they are.
These stories are designed to give an insight into children's lives as UNICEF strives to make sure their rights are fulfilled.
Read on and hear from the families, the children, the teachers, the humanitarian workers and others who together tell our stories from the field.
Supporting Learning and Quality Education One Toilet and Hand washing Facility at a Time
A community that cares for mothers
UNICEF helps a single war widow to protect and care for her seven children
Tracing of Sri Lanka's missing children
Emergency obstetric care helps save the lives of a mother and her baby
Korean support to quality education boosts school attendance for vulnerable children
A New School to Rebuild Lives in Northern Sri Lanka
Once a child soldier now an ice-creme truck driver
Keeping families together
Partnership helps restore public services in rural Sri Lanka
Boosting education with bicycles
UNICEF restores Water Supply in Delft Island, Jaffna
UNICEF supported vocational training offers hope and a new beginning for a former child soldier
From One Drama to Another
UNICEF supports efforts to reunite families in post-conflict Sri Lanka
Encouraging entrepreneurs in Sri Lanka's north
Child friendly schools in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka's missing children
UNICEF-supported programme tackles malnutrition on tea estates in Sri Lanka
THINKWISE – don't stigmatise
Flood waters devastate Sri Lankan communities
Education revitalizes displaced communities in Sri Lanka
UNICEF New child friendly schools bring hope to Sri Lanka
Crisis for children in Sri Lanka
Children trapped in Sri Lanka's conflict
UNICEF Supported Tangalle Water Supply Scheme Completed
Finding safe water - three years on from the tsunami
A new place to learn
Eastern Sri Lanka: a population on the move
Grasping Complex Info in the Eye of An Emergency
Hope rises for Sri Lanka's unaccompanied children
Making a difference with catch-up education
Two years on, UNICEF staffers describe memories of the tsunami
A new chance for young people on Sri Lanka's plantations
A new life for tsunami widowers in Sri Lanka
A new school and new hope for a family struck by the tsunami
A new school for the children of Kaluthavalai
How UNICEF supports better nutrition in the Estate Sector
Checking on the health of children affected by conflict
Food supplies running low in Jaffna
Thousands of families displaced at Vaharai
Universal Children's Day 2006
Internally Displaced Children in Sri Lanka: Trincomalee
Reporting on children in a fast-changing media environment
How midwives make a difference for children and mothers
The Voice of Children in the Media: Child Reporters in Sri Lanka
New School Building for Tsunami Affected Children in Southern Sri Lanka
No longer a need to walk five hours to the nearest health centre
The salt of life – how iodised salt protects a generation of Sri Lanka's children
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It's Scouting for Food time again. Local Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts and a host of others representing various groups will hit the streets Saturday, Nov. 23, to pick-up your donations to the Carroll County Food Pantry. Please have your items in bags placed in a high-visibility location outside your home by 9 a.m.
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Since it doesn't let me upload more than 5 pictures in one post, I guess this will take some time...GRR.
P. irminia in her new enclosureenclosure
Avicularia azuraklaasi
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Since I love making pictures and really think it's about time to abandon the "Got my first spiders!" post, I'll post my pics into this thread from now on.
New additions lined up:
New enclosures from Adam (tarantulacages.com)!
New enclosures from Adam (tarantulacages.com)!
With "inhabitants"
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Since it doesn't let me upload more than 5 pictures in one post, I guess this will take some time...GRR.
P. irminia in her new enclosureenclosure
Avicularia azuraklaasi
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P.irminia female (3,5") "Phaedra"
P.irminia female (3,5") "Phaedra"
A. metallica after rehouse in the "elite" enclosure from Adam
Box of sling containers (whoops..didn't realize it's already that many hehe)
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Little P.irminia sling in new enclosure (boy he that one grow after its molt! Hard to see on this pic)
H. villosella
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Sorry for the bad quality, took these through the plastic. Little guy wouldn't sit still else.
A rare view, ever since I got her, she's quite reclusive but today, she came out for a stroll while I was taking the vids on the new
enclosures and talking about the other T's.
"Nyx" my ~6" G. pulchripes
She sure thought she'd get through there
...and felt obviously "eww" while trying to, lol
Nice collection! You just dove right in didn't you? The cages are very nice too!
Thanks, man. I got a B. smithi (which is currently in heavy pre-molt) and that sub-adult P.irminia girl as first T's. Took only about a month and now I'm already at 15 I think (including slings) However, I read and watched stuff for about 1 year, before I eventually went and got them
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Did you make those sling enclosures? They're sweet!
Here's the unpacking and housing vid of those T's above
Rate & comments are welcome Always eager to learn
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And here's the update vid I promised, only missing 2 of my 15 T's...enjoy!
Nice lil collection youve got going!...love the azuraklassi, very cool!
and those enclosures are slick!...costly in germany?
Thank you! Yeah, ordered them from Adam (tarantulacages.com) and had to pay an additional $88.00 for import and item taxes...kinda annoying but that was only because my order was over the taxfree limit, so bad luck. Next time gonna order them bit by bit, but the worst is the shipping costs. Obviously, shipping stuff from the US to GER is quite expensive *shrugs* it's worth it however. Those cages are handmade and you can't buy them over here, especially not in that quality even if you would find someone crafting them.
Nice collection and great pics! (Gotta get me a real camera...)
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I came across that 16 IR command are stored in 256Byte PIC EEPROM which is applied IRMimic Trainable IR Remote Transmitter.
http://www.tauntek.com/irmimic-learning ... mitter.htm
I know that some command has 64 pulse, 96 pulse etc. It means 64 integer, 96 integer etc.
One integer occupy 16bit (2byte). How it is done in PIC?
Actually I am interested how it can be done in Arduino Uno EEPROM. I am searching around but found simple code to store a data.
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We are on the verge of a blog outreach campaign, to support our PR, affiliate marketing, linkbuilding and brand goals. We want to share the love where possible, and to hopefully receive a bit back.
Cultivating relationships with bloggers is vital for any serious brand marketer. They can be a real asset to help you spread word about content, products and services. They are more likely to link to you than mainstream media sites and they often link in the right way.
I'll try to shine some light on the tools you can use to unearth the most relevant blogs to your business. You'll find that there are many bloggers out there that will be receptive to working with you, you just need to know how to seek them out.
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by Chris Lake 06 October 2010 16:42pm 18 comments
Newspapers? Dying? Television? Might as well die too. New media? That's where future empires will be built.
At least that's what some have been claiming since blogging and 'new media' became a mainstream phenomenon. And to be sure, new media's future does look bright. But is it as bright as many had predicted? Perhaps not.
by Patricio Robles 01 October 2010 13:54pm 5 comments
If you're the head of a struggling newspaper, The Huffington Post has an enviable business model. While content production is almost always the greatest cost in running a publishing/media business, it largely relies on the writing of an unpaid army of contributors. The value proposition the HuffPo offers them: exposure to a very large audience.
It's a model that has been the source of controversy. After all, the HuffPo is a for-profit business, yet it doesn't pay the vast majority of the individuals who labor for it. That's an especially interesting thing for a company founded by a person who wrote a book entitled "Pigs at the Trough: How Corporate Greed and Political Corruption Are Undermining America."
by Patricio Robles 29 September 2010 14:24pm 1 comment
We all know about social media 'gurus': the hired guns with thin track records who claim that they know all of the secrets to social media success and can boost your business on Facebook and Twitter for a sum.
In most cases, the social media 'guru' is thought of as an opportunistic type who overpromises and underdelivers. But a friend in the United States who works as a strategic marketing consultant relayed a story to me that hints there may be social media gurus who are really social media 'scammers.'
by Patricio Robles 29 July 2010 10:17am 25 comments
It has been a tough week for Apple. The world's preeminent tech company, which could once do no wrong, finds itself on the defensive amidst a PR nightmare the likes of which it has arguably never experienced before. For that, it can largely blame Consumer Reports.
Although discussion about iPhone 4 reception problems have been ongoing, and class action lawsuits have already been filed against Apple, Consumer Reports' refusal to give the iPhone 4 "recommended" status, its claim that the problems are indeed caused by a hardware issue, and its argument that Apple needs to solve the problem for customers, have clearly forced Apple into a corner from which it must now try to extricate itself.
by Patricio Robles 15 July 2010 09:15am 5 comments
Increasingly, marketers are attempting to engage bloggers as part of their campaigns for internet dominance. Anyone who's dabbled in SEO knows the value of a decent web of retweets and linkbacks, so getting people talking about your product or services is an important engagement.
However, there's still a tendency to google your subject and contact the first twenty bloggers who appear.
If they rank highly in search, they must be good right?
Possibly. But because of a disparity in the way most of us operate our feeds there's a fairly high possibility that you're contacting the wrong people.
by Matt Owen 07 July 2010 12:43pm 11 comments
Just 34% of brands feature a community on their website, while less than one in five advertise their social media presence prominently on their homepages, according to a new study.
The Engaged Web Study (registration required) by Episerver finds that many brands are not making the most of online opportunities to engage customers and visitors.
The report looked at ten companies from eight vertical sectors: Telecoms, Charity, Retail, Sport, Travel, Public Sector, Finance and Utilities, and then scored them against a range of engagement criteria.
Here are some highlights from the report...
by Graham Charlton 22 June 2010 10:28am 3 comments
One of the big fears about social media is that it provides a platform for consumers to make lots of bad noise about brands. This is what most senior marketing folk are afraid of, if they have reservations about the impact of Facebook and Twitter.
When the customer experience falls short of expectations people can easily complain about it in public, and if the network effect takes hold then the brand concerned could be in for a rough ride.
At that stage the brand needs to figure out what to do, and fast. Any social media 'expert' will tell you that transparency, honesty, responding in public and a hands-up-we-screwed-up approach to taking the blame all matter, in terms of how you react.
But hold on a moment: let's not believe that stupid mantra about the customer always being right! What happens if the customer is wrong? Or worse, what happens when one of your competitors teams up with the aggrieved customer to stick it to your brand / product / service?
Dyson has found out the hard way...
by Chris Lake 21 May 2010 11:58am 24 comments
Social media is here to stay, and despite the fact that questions still linger over the role of SM and its ROI, major corporations, many which are often slowest to adopt new technologies, are increasingly embracing a more social internet.
But that doesn't mean that the world's largest companies are ready to promote their social media efforts on their homepage. According to an AdAge article by B.L. Ochman, six in ten Fortune 50 companies aren't promoting their social media accounts on their homepages.
by Patricio Robles 04 April 2010 12:55pm 0 comments
The link between retail and publishing has always been strong. A product promoted in print sells products that are available online or in store.
Thanks to online, the link is getting stronger, and now the lines are becoming blurred, as retailers become publishers and publishers begin to move into retail.
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Club Job PostingsEastern RegionAlpine Ski Program Director Northwood School in Lake Placid, NY seeks applicants for the position of Alpine Ski Program Director. Situated in the middle of the Olympic Village and only minutes from Whiteface Mountain, the school has a 100 year history of excellence in alpine skiing and boasts Olympic medalists among its graduates. Interested applicants should send a letter of intent and resume to: The New York Ski Educational Foundation (NYSEF) is seeking enthusiastic and professional The Hermitage Club Race Team hiring coaches for the 2014/15 season U10-12 (ages 11 & under), U14 (ages 12-13), Freestyle and Snowboarding - Head Coach(s) and Assistant Coach(s) U16-21 (ages 14-15 & 16+) - Head Coach All coaches report directly to the Director of Snowsports and Alpine Racing. Salary commensurate will be based on experience. Please send a cover letter, resume and references to: James R. Lazor, The Hermitage Club, 10 Gatehouse Trail, West Dover, VT 05356, 802-490-4497 or firstname.lastname@example.com Mohawk Mountain Race Coaches Mohawk Mountain is looking for experienced race coaches to help build on our long tradition of racing. We believe strongly in the quality of our race program and are excited about the future of this program. Qualified applicants will have significant experience coaching. USSA qualifications preferred. WVBBTS Snowsports Administrator and M & C Assistant. Assist the Weekend Program Manager with administrative duties pertaining to Freestyle and Snowboard programming, scheduling, communication and camps. Assist the Director of Marketing & Communication with the organization's overall marketing and communication strategies. More information can be found in the job description here HoliMont Racing Department is looking for U16 and U18 Coaches to specialize in Alpine competition. Looking for an applicant who would like to begin a long term seasonal position, December – April with competitive wages and a fun, friendly, team oriented environment. Mostly Saturday and Sunday, 2-3 days/week. Applicant must have current knowledge of current knowledge of ski racing, former competitor with strong fundamental skiing base. Travel required, USSA, PSIA, and/or CSCF Level 100 Preferred. Interested, Contact Travis Widger, Racing Director. Fax or E-Mail Resume to 716-699-5029 firstname.lastname@example.com. Nashoba Valley The Nashoba Valley Alpine Race Team is looking for new coaches. The team has approximately 80 members of all ages and ability U12 through U18. Our unique program couples our core race team with weeknight trainers who race for northern teams in VT, NH and ME. Job Description - Interested Coaches should email Sallie Kent firstname.lastname@example.com Mt Peter Rocky/Central RegionAlpine Coaches Wanted ASPEN VALLEY SKI AND SNOWBOARD CLUB, CO is seeking 2 full-time seasonal coaches to add to our professional coaching staff. The U16 position is full-time, October 1 to May 1 with competitive salary and health benefit. Salary DOE. The U14 position is full-time, October 15 to April 15 with competitive salary and health benefit. Salary DOE. All resumes and cover letters should be emailed to Greg Needell, AVSC Alpine Director at firstname.lastname@example.com. Alpine Coaches Wanted: Winter Park Resort located in Winter Park, CO is hiring for the 2013-2014 Season! Alpine Coaches Wanted: Coaches Wanted: Pinnacle Ski Racing South East Michigan. We are South East Michigan's premiere USSA racing club. We operate out of 2 ski areas in SE Michigan, Mt. Holly and Pine Knob ski areas. This provides us with excellent facilities and training venues. Check out our web site at www.pinnussa.com or on Facebook. The club is growing at a 20% rate each year. To accommodate all athletes we need to increase our coaching staff. Pinnacle Ski Racing is looking for enthusiastic young coaches with some experience to be a lead coach in our fast growing program. USSA Level 200 preferred. We operate June thru Late March with an emphasize on well conditioned athletes. Job Commitment is late November thru late March. Must be ready and willing to travel. Looking for coaches who are committed to total development of their athletes. Pinnacle is committed to giving our athletes individual specialized attention. If you are interested in making the investment in our athletes than send cover letters and resumes to email@example.com Ski and Snowboard Club Vail is looking for a qualified and enthusiastic coach for our Speedquest Team. If you are someone who wants to be involved with shaping the future of our young athletes, we want you. This position is for U10 and U8 athletes and takes place on Friday afternoons and all day Saturday and Sunday, along with some additional days over certain holidays/breaks. Interested? Mike Wolfson, Head Speedquest Coach 970-406-8333 Western RegionAlpine Coaches Wanted: Mammoth Mountain Ski Team is seeking coaches for season 2013-14. We have the terrain, the infrastructure and length of season that most coaches dream of. Currently we are looking for full and part time coaches in all levels of our program that have the ability to connect with athletes. The support the mountain gives our team's is unmatched anywhere in the west. The ski area provides ample training lanes, early morning access, excellent grooming and a watering system that provides the surface athletes need to excel. Working with our local schools and Community Foundation allows for both out of town athletes and locals to reach their goals both academically and athletically. Preferable applicants should have experience racing or coaching and some involvement with USSA or PSIA. If you would like to be part of our team or require more information please contact: Carl Underkoffler at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 760-934-2571 x3795. Coaches Wanted: The Brighton Ski Team, UTAH is looking for a few great Part Time coaches to add to our development team! We have a few coaches that are moving on to Graduate school, college, etc... and need to meet the needs of our growing team. If you are moving to the Salt Lake area and would like to coach with us, please email your resume to firstname.lastname@example.com. We also have a reputation for developing coaches, so if you are an ex-racers who is looking to start coaching, we are interested in you! Here is what we think we need:We are looking for a U16 coach, who is available at least two afternoon/evenings a week for training, as well as Saturdays, Sundays, and race days (travel days too). We are looking for a U14 coach who is available Tuesday afternoon/evenings, possibly Wed or Thurs evenings, as well as Saturdays and Sundays and a few extra race days (some travel).We are looking for a U8 and U10 coach who is available Saturdays to work with entry level athletes. Our team grew from 30 to 50 kids this past year. We believe the majority of the kids are coming back, plus we have many inquiries to join the team for next season! This is fantastic and stressful all at the same time! Please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. Check out our team at www.brightoncompetitionteam.org for more information. The Sugar Bowl Ski Team Foundation is seeking a dynamic and experienced Athletic Program Director to lead its athletic community, including highly accomplished Alpine Racing, Nordic Racing and Freeride programs which span from a 450-person alpine club to elite-level competitors at the foundation's Sugar Bowl Academy and Postgraduate program.
Both on and off the snow, Sugar Bowl Ski Team and Sugar Bowl Academy have experienced incredible success in recent years, boasting U18, U16, Nordic and Freeride national junior champions while the academy's student-athletes have gained admission to the nation's preeminent colleges and universities (Dartmouth College, Cornell University, The University of Chicago, Middlebury College, Tufts University and Bates College, to name just a few). The Athletic Program Director must have a deep passion for education and sport and must also evidence an impeccable track record of outstanding management and communication skills. Salary: DOE Contact: email@example.com Sugar Bowl Resort is seeking a Competition Events Manager for its highly regarded racing program. This individual will oversee daily operation of the Race Department and Race Crew. The manager has the end-to-end responsibility for all on-hill competitions and race events, including but not limited to bidding for FIS and Far West Races, ensuring the flawless execution of all race events including; pre-race registration and organization, execution day of, and post-race related tasks. The manager will hire, train, motivate and discipline staff. This position requires a minimum of 2 years of Competition Events Management and a solid ski race background. Teton Valley Ski Club Coaches Wanted Teton Valley Ski Education Foundation (TVSEF) is seeking coaches for the 2013-2014 season! If you are an ex-racer, competitor or instructor who is enthusiast, fun and loves working with kids, we want you! Our teams train at Grand Targhee Resort in Alta, WY that averages 500 inches of snow a year and some of the best backcountry terrain in the west. Currently we are looking for part time coaches in our alpine development, freeride and snowboard programs. Teams train on the weekends with some midweek training and competitions. Competitive salary and training/certifications available. If you are interested in spending the winter in the Tetons and are committed to total athlete development, please send cover letter, resume and references or any questions to Kathy Rinaldi at firstname.lastname@example.com The Sugar Bowl Ski Team & Academy is currently seeking a full-time, year-round Director of Athletic Programs, job description here. Interested candidates should e-mail a cover letter and resume to Tracy Keller, Head of the Sugar Bowl Ski Team & Academy, at email@example.com. More InformationFor more current job postings check out Ski Racing-Online Journal, Classifieds Section: Click Here For more Information, or if you would like to post a Job Opening, contact USSA Sport Education by phone 435.647.2050 or email. |
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