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Backpacker Magazine – January 2009
Two years after hurricane-force winds and rain ravaged hundreds of miles of trail in Mt. Rainier National Park, the true damage is finally becoming clear. And what it's telling scientists is alarming: Bigger, more frequent–and more destructive–storms may be coming.
On a forested canyon wall high above Stevens Creek, the Wonderland Trail disappears abruptly in front of us. Beyond its ragged edge stretches a sun-baked scar where a landslide ripped loose several thousand tons of earth. One hundred-fifty feet wide, it runs for hundreds of feet down to the creek. The steeply pitched minefield of crumbling dirt and rocks doesn't look stable enough to hold even a squirrel's weight.
This gap is one of the reasons the Wonderland, for the first time since its completion in 1915, would not be open to thru-hiking for an entire season. (It reopened near the end of summer 2008.) It's also the reason wilderness rangers strongly discouraged my group from backpacking through here–and why we came, anyway, to view the devastation up close.
Crossing the landslide would be suicide; our only option is bushwhacking uphill around it. Willie Ehrenclou, a 27-year-old field coordinator for the massive recovery project launched by the Student Conservation Association, grabs branches and scrabbles up the steep slope, plunging into the thicket above. I follow with BACKPACKER associate editor Shannon Davis and my friend Bill Mistretta from Colorado.
Virtually every step is an effort somewhere between wrestling and rock climbing. We haul ourselves through vine maple, slide alder, and devil's club, branches whipping our legs and snagging our packs. Within minutes, I'm panting and sweat drips into my eyes. I can hear Willie just ahead of me, but I can't see him through the brush. At a gully, we nervously downclimb an eight-foot wall of dried mud; protruding rocks and sheared-off roots provide tenuous holds.
Twenty strenuous minutes later, we stand at the opposite end of the landslide, having covered a distance that would have taken a casual 30 seconds on trail. While it's the biggest washout we'll see on this three-day hike, it's already the fourth we've encountered in our first hour this morning.
As our hearts return to a resting cadence, I think of something longtime trail foreman Carl Fabiani told me. "We've gone through so many 100-year floods in the last 20 years," he said, "that people are starting to rethink that rating system." Indeed, November 2006–a 400-year flood–was the third 100-plus-year event to hit the region in 11 years, following similar storms in 1995 and 2003. The Union of Concerned Scientists and other researchers now believe these floods will become a more common occurrence. Reaching the former site of Pyramid Creek Camp brings home–very starkly–the risk for backcountry hikers. On our second afternoon, we find its ruins 25 feet down a partly obliterated spur from the main trail. A short metal post and downed sign are the only evidence that backpackers once pitched tents here. The rest of the camp is buried beneath a rippled crust as hard as asphalt and a spaghetti heap of mud-caked trees, some two feet in diameter, their bark stripped off and roots jutting out like live wires from a severed power line. An ugly, dry furrow four feet deep and 10 feet wide marks where Pyramid Creek, after derailing from its channel a minute's walk west of here, bulldozed through the camp.
I scramble onto a wobbly stack of lumber as tall as I am, and imagine lying in a tent as the wave of boulders and trees issued its roaring alarm seconds before obliterating the camp. No one was here when debris flows ripped through in 2005 and 2006. But judging by the destruction, no one would have survived.
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Oh god, another global warming debate. Must... resist..... but I can't. Ok, my two cents:
It has been incredible to me to watch this entire debate unfold over the last 15 years or so. Watching the various opinion camps form and coalesce around various data points, and then attempt to effectively debate each other - almost always using incomplete science and cherry-picked data that seems to support their argument, has been almost as interesting (and disturbing) as watching the actual science of climatology evolve.
And while some positions use more factual evidence than others, no "side" is without fault. Yes, at this point a dispassionate reviewer of ALL AVAILABLE DATA from credible research institutions can reach no conclusion other than anthropogenic warming is real, but that doesn't leave the global warming proponents without fault. Al Gore, for instance, is a bit of a simplistic hypocrite. Yes, "An Inconvenient Truth" brought awareness to the masses... however, it's such dumbed-down science that it almost endangers the whole argument. AND he's profited off it in a big way. AND his own lifestyle reflects almost none of the changes he proposes we must make.
Politics notwithstanding, however, pure science does not lie. So do not get your data on this subject from Al Gore, Rush Limbaugh, or the Heartland Institute. Get it from the source. Start by reading and really UNDERSTANDING the IPCC briefs. Then, realize that the IPCC is not in and of itself a research institution. It's a collaberation between scientists AND industry representatives. That's right, EVERY SINGLE WORD in an IPCC brief has to be signed off on by not only scientists, but reps from the oil companies, power generation utilities etc. THAT'S why the IPCC briefs have been so conservative. They've been the worst scenarios that industry has thus far been forced by a mountain of data to agree to. And they're still pretty scary.
I'll be dead before the real change happens. And I have no kids. Since 1790 1/4 of the family tree has stopped branching
There was once a man named Charles Darwin. He saw the processes of evolution within animals and I have seen the same thing in our weather all over the globe. We are not going to heat up globally 10 degrees in our lifetime and it is not going to happen anytime soon.
Storms evolve through the evolutionary pattern of global climate cycles and within those cycles there are extreme cold and warm periods depending on how far we are away from the sun in the Earth's orbit. The Earth's orbit changes over a period of thousands of years and will continue to do so. We have been both warmer and colder in the past than we are now.
Get ready for the climate change ride and learn to deal with it and quit complaining about it.
Yawn. The 'common sense' global warming denialism is soooo simplistic. Whenever someone says "scientists have just concluded that we are at the beginning of a 30-year-cooling trend..."
I click off.
Why? Because what they would say IF THEY WERE REMOTELY ACCURATE is that a couple aging contrarian scientists, many of them totally unrelated to the disciplines of climatology, botany, biology, or paleontology, have concluded that...usually by doing surveys of existing literature rather than primary research.
And people who buy into that are merely looking for a quick and convenient answer so they can get back to whatever.
It's not about climate change. Duh. It's about the SPEED of climate change...namely, too fast for natural communities to adjust. So we'll see these partial extinctions decimate numerous plant and animals species, along with the constricting habitats.
The only reason pop media punditry (and its slavish fan base) thinks this is normal climate change is because they see any long-term change as slow in relation to the hourly news cycle. But, ice-wise, we've seen about 5,000 years of 'normalish' shrink-back within the last 170 years. And pine beetles aren't about 'beetle infestations,' they're about warm/short/dry winters not killing back the normal population of beetles.
All that is a manifestation of rapid climate change.
Besides, Al Gore isn't the basis for climate change alarmism; Scientific data is. The various IPCC reports, issued periodically, were watered down due to the exact pushback that many posters here display.
Now, year by year, we're seeing IPCC reports revised into more dire - and accurate - orientation as new data comes in and the evidence becomes ever more overwhelming.
Why don't we blame the cavemen for building too many fires warming the earth and ending the ice age?
Holly please tell me you are not buying into Al Gore, he is an idiot and an alarmist (I invented the internet). Here in the UP we have had four consecutive years that are probably the coldest and snowiest in 30 years. We are still at the end of an ice age and nature is cyclical. We shall all see in the next 10-20 years. I too have belonged to this magazine for over a decade and there is more green crap in here than backbacking anymore, so I am also probably on my way out.
Ron J..UP, Michigan
As noted above there have been numerous ice ages. What stopped them? Global warming. What led to them? Global cooling. Amazing natural changes have occured since the earth was formed.
Nothing is static. Nothing has ever been static. We must be good stewards of the planet, but let's us never shy away from informed debate. Those seeking truth shouldn't fear opposing opinions. Rather we should welcome them.
After all, only with rigorously researched facts can we solve problems, whatever they may be.
Argue all you want about "global warming" but climate change, for whatever reason, is happening with many local changes. Some areas are wetter with stronger storms and some are drier with other problems. Mud Mountain Dam on the north side was rehabilatated to accomodate up to about 200 ft of debris filling in the river. The upper reaches of many ridges are debris flow remains from 5,000 years ago. Mt Rainer is not stable. Get ready for more changes. There was a comment about hydropower but this is the part of the country that wants to remove dams that generate electricity. We do need to make changes but we can not have our cake and eat it too. What to do, what to do?
Scientist have just concluded that we are in the
beginings of a 30 year cooling trend, so you can put your Global Warming scare tactics aside until
at least 2039...
What data over the last decade are you looking at? The top 5 warmest years on record are all within the last 10 years. Computer climate models have accurately predicted or UNDERestimated climate changes due to global warming for years, so why would we question the newer more accurate models when the 20 year old primative ones were close? Oh... its snowing in the east a lot this year... global warming is a myth... come on! I hear this kind of stuff every time is gets cold outside. Its all a bunch of alarmest crap? Go talk to the people living in the Arctic where its now warmer there than it has been in thousands of years. The permafrost that literally holds the ground together is melting. We have lost ice that we know has been on the planet for tens of thousands of years, and from all the science we can muster we have found that this dramatic rise in temprature has only started in the last 100 years and more dramatically the last 50. Natural changes cannot happen this fast. There is no mechanism barring some sort of global disaster (meteor strike, massive volcanic eruption) that can cause the climate to shift in the way we are now seeing. CO2 and methane in the atmosphere have risen sharply, physics tells us that those gasses trap more heat, and the rise can be directly linked to human activities. Global temps are rising, given these facts any rational person must conclued that global warming is real. Knowone seems to argue that CFC's caused the hole in the Ozone layer. So we banned CFC's. The government came to that comclusion using the same science that is now telling us about global warming. Is it that you really don't believe or that actually doing something about global warming in just too much of a hassel?
I work in the middle of the Pacific ocean. Some of the islands I work with their highest peak is less than 20 feet. These islands are concerned about rising tides which equate to land loss and being submerged. Global warming warming is a natural cycle. Pacific islanders have known this for who knows how long.
Regarding the comment on Mt St Helens glaciers "recovering" since the May 18th, 1980 eruption; Indeed one new glacier has sprouted - highly unusual and fascinating - but it is NOT due to that fact that climate is conducive to glacier formation but rather to the fact that there is now a brand new 3,000 foot north facing CLIFF that wasn't there before where the new glacier is being created. The previous glacier system around the flanks of the original peak - now 1,300 feet lower than before - have NOT reformed. Let�s get our facts straight, OK folks?
There is no debate that the earth's average temperature has risen and it is only explainable in relation to increased CO2 and other greenhouse gas emissions which are themselves indisputably human caused. There is also no debate that even if we ceased ALL GHG emissions today, we are in for additional warming. Glaciers and ice sheets nearly everywhere on this planet are in retreat, and this article describes one serious issue arising from this retreat that I had not considered.
Hey Steve - wake up and listen to what all the scientists are saying. Global warming is real. Cap and Trade will help reduce carbon emissions and will raise capital for future energy independence. How can you breathe with your head in the sand?
I just want to say that Holly B's comments are like a fairy tale - It's pure fantasy.
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In each burglary, an unknown number of suspects enter retail stores and businesses by force and steal computers and accessories, according to an alert issued by Area North detectives.
Police said the burglaries were reported:
- Dec. 2 in the 2100 block of North Damen Avenue between 6 p.m. and 7 a.m.
- Dec. 12 in the 2100 block of North Elston Avenue at 4:49 a.m.
- Dec. 13 in the 2100 block of North Damen Avenue at 4:50 a.m.
- Dec. 20 in the 1900 block of North Damen Avenue between 5:10 a.m. and 5:14 a.m.
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Bryce Harper had three shots at making the National League's All-Star team.
The players could have picked him. They didn't.
The manager could have picked him. He didn't.
The fans could have picked him. They didn't.
Ah, but there's a fourth way: Injuries. Last week, Chipper Jones was removed from the Final Vote ballot when he took the roster spot of injured Matt Kemp. Saturday, Jason Bourn was named to fill in for injured Ian Desmond. And later Saturday, Bryce Harper was named to the All-Star team in place of Giancarlo Stanton, who's going to miss four to six weeks with a knee injury.
Harper, among the more heralded prospects in major-league history, has posted a .283/.355/.475 batting line since joining the Nationals in May. But of course, what distinguishes Harper isn't his numbers, but rather the fact that he's still a %&@#$ teenager.
Only All-Stars younger than Harper (who turns 20 on 10/16) were both pitchers, Doc Gooden in '84 & Bob Feller in '38. #ASG— MLB Public Relations (@MLB_PR) July 7, 2012
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Texas used to be, but I'm not too sure anymore. I went to the Texas A&M-Florida game and the atmosphere was really good. Now I just want to take these visits to games and see how it is at each school – see how the atmosphere is."-- 2013 Katy Seven Lakes OL Caleb Benenoch on the Longhorns ($). Are the Aggies surging in his recruitment?
Coach Wyatt, he was trying to tell me that he was basically wrong and that he sees something in me, and coach Chambers was trying to see if I was still interested. I told them I was still interested."-- West Mesquite wide receiver Eldridge Massington, who was in communication with the Texas staff ($) on Wednesday night. Does the renewal of interest mean an offer will be forthcoming? Hard to say, but the odds look better today than they did on Wednesday afternoon.
My family really wants to go down there to Austin and check everything out with me. They want to see what Texas is about, too. Like I said, I'm going to call and set that up. I'm going to try and set that visit up for sometime soon, like over the next few weeks so we can visit, then we'll go from there."2013 Alief Taylor defensive end Torrodney Prevot on his visit plans. In the conversation with Hookem.com ($), Prevot named LSU, Texas, and Texas A&M as his leaders and said that he will make a decision soon after visiting Austin and then College Station for the Aggie spring game.
I take a lot of pride in my blocking. I'm a big receiver, and blocking has to be a big part of my game. If you block for your teammates, it can set up big plays. I also like to get after the DBs just to let 'em know that I'll be there all night and they better be ready. I love contact and love knocking people down."--2013 Texas commit Jake Oliver to ESPN on the most underrated aspect of his game.
I've broken every finger, and all my nails are deformed from getting stepped on in the pile or getting them jacked up in an opponent's pads. I have no idea where I'll put my wedding ring. That's just the way it goes. I wouldn't call a broken finger an injury -- they come with the territory."-- 2013 Texas commit Jake Raulerson, further solidifying his bad-a** credentials.
This summer, the only place I went to was Texas. And I thought, 'I like this place a lot, I think I want to go here.' My mom said, 'I think you should just wait it out a little and go see some other places before you make a decision like that.' I did, and I'm glad I listened to her, because I liked the other places I went to."Texas target Tyrone Swoopes on the appeal of coming to Austin ($) to play college football, as told to ESPN HornNation's Max Olson.
My favorite school growing up was definitely Texas."Star 2103 Whitewright QB Tyrone Swoopes, who debuted at no. 2 in the initial 2013 LSR and plans to camp at Texas in June ($).
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"TBS showing Gerrit Cole throwing a bullpen session right now instead of celebrating w Pirate teammates. Looks like he goes vs Waino #Cards" From one of the more eminent Cardinals beat guys. He was on the radio this morning (I live in STL) suggesting it too. I can't say I buy it, but one thing he said does make sense: why couldn't Gerrit throw his bullpen today?Brian Stull @StullySTL
and [catcher Michael] McKenry is going to be back," Hurdle said in his final pregame media session of the season.This was taken from the Pirates website. Though I think we still need a big hitting catcher to help fill the void, as long as Barajas is not back, I'm good.
Gamethread 14 September -- Hey all, I'm having trouble getting the gamethread to post to the front page. So please use this thread. James McDonald vs. Chris Rusin, 2:20.
The Pirates season-series win over the Cardinals would give them home field in a one-gm playoff should they end up tied for a wild card spotBrian McElhinny (of Raise the Jolly Roger). Mind-boggling tiebreakers: They're not just for football fans anymore!
#Pirates promote top prospect RH Gerrit Cole from @AltoonaCurve to AAA @IndyIndians.Kristy_Robinson
ESPN has...made a commitment to showcase each of the 30 MLB clubs at least once per season in a live game telecast.Mark Newman, MLB.com, 8/28/12 ESPN will be forced, however briefly, to acknowledge that we exist.
We want to make decisions based on who can help us win," he said. ... Tony [Sanchez] had a very good developmental year, but I would not expect Tony to be [called up and placed on the 40-man roster].Paul Zeise, "Reliever activated; Qualls on DL", The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 8/27/12 This is something of a surprise, as Sanchez will need to go on the 40-man roster anyway at the end of the year in order to be protected from the Rule 5 draft. It seems unlikely that the team will go without a third catcher after the roster expansion, but Sanchez looked like the most deserving possibility. Jose Morales is hurt, Eric Fryer is on the 40-man roster but has played pretty terribly all year, and while Jeff Clement has expressed a willingness to act as an emergency catcher, it's questionable whether he'd be able to last an entire game. Would the team go all the way down to AA for Ramon Cabrera (who is also Rule 5-eligible at the end of the year)? Or are they going to make do with Fryer, for no particular reason?
@Pirates: RHP Juan Cruz cleared outright waivers, refused his assignment to Triple-A and has been released by the organization.https://twitter.com/Pirates UPDATE from David: No surprise here, based on Clint Hurdle's comments the other day. However, it does make me wonder if there was more to it. Cruz hasn't been overly effective since June, but one would think eight days in Indy and then being added back to the roster might suit everyone's best interests, with the appropriate 40-man caveats. Apparently not. He was a good gamble for Neal Huntington and I think in the end it probably paid off a little better than expected.
Pirates manager Clint Hurdle adds another consideration when deciding upon September call-ups: cost. In Biertempfel's piece, Hurdle pointed out, "In my rookie year, if you got a call-up, you made $5,000 or $6,000 (in September). Now you're talking about making $75,000. So if you call up 10 guys, you're picking up $750,000 in salary and everything that goes with it."From MLBTR. I'm surprised this is considered a real issue even, in spite of the fact that the Pirates have picked up salary in trades and whatnot. Not to mention that comparing amounts with Hurdle's rookie year makes as much sense as some of Hurdle's in-game moves (yeah, i couldn't resist, in spite of today's good showing by Hurdle)
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SALISBURY, Md. - Police are looking for two suspects, who allegedly tried to hold up two store employees at gunpoint. Salisbury Police say two employees of the Dollar Tree on Tilghman Road had just locked up, and were walking to their cars when they were approached by two men with handguns.
According to the report, the suspects demanded the bank deposit from the employees, who then informed the suspects that it was locked inside of a safe in the store. The suspects then reportedly fled on foot, empty handed.
Police searched the area with K-9 units, but only turned up two pellet guns. The suspects are described as white males, around 20-years-old, 5' 7" tall, medium builds, wearing jeans, black hooded sweatshirts, and a bandana covering their faces. One apparently had blonde hair.
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After he was announced as the headliner of this year's Splendour In The Grass yesterday, Melbourne fans have been eagerly anticipating the possibility of a Jack White sideshow - especially considering he was one of the select main acts on the poster not to be suffixed with "only Australian show".
We can expect a selection of classics from the Jack White canon, which includes The White Stripes, The Racontuers and The Dead Weather material, as well as tracks form his cracking debut solo LP Blunderbuss.
Recent shows have been split into two halves - one with an all-female backing band and one with an all-male.
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Here is a free menu plan for the first week of your gluten free diet. If you haven't subscribed to our newsletter yet, head over to our sign-up page, register for the newsletter (it's all free!) and you'll get the download instructions for the gluten free diet menu plan.
If you like this menu plan and want more help with planning your menus, check out my ebook, The Gluten Free Survival Guide, which comes with another bonus menu, plus a menu planning worksheet to simplify your grocery shopping trips.
The menu ended up being chicken-centric, which I apologize for. I was trying to pick recipes that wouldn't require any ingredients that aren't widely available, and it wasn't until I finished that I realized I'd only picked chicken recipes. Hopefully you can manage it for one week, or substitute other meats in if you want =) Oh, and all the recipes are casein optional! Another option if you're looking to add some variety to the menu is to cook a loaf of my gluten free bread, and turn the Roasted Chicken and Vegetables meal into Chicken Sandwiches and Vegetables. Yum!
If you can't find gluten free soy sauce or tamari
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3 Tbsp beef bouillon* (or 9 cubes) – I use Better than Bouillon
2 tsp balsamic vinegar
2 tsp maple syrup
1/4 tsp ground ginger
1 pinch black pepper
1 pinch garlic powder"
1.5 c water
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"Who did you sit with at lunch today?" I asked him.
"Nobody." He responded starring down at his worn shoes.
"Why?" I questioned, almost immediately after the words left his chapped lips.
"No one will sit with me, but I like to be by myself, I can think easily."
"Oh." I whisper as tears well up in my eyes.
Adam H. is very tall for his age, with course brown hair, green-brown eyes, and a bright smile painted on his face. He always says "I'm not into fashion, I'm not into fashion!" whenever I scold his clothing choices. Most days you will see him wearing a worn tee-shirt of a vacation spot my family has traveled to, and athletic sweat pants or faded jeans. His voice is warm and sweet, some quality makes it almost impossible to ignore. I can not tell you how much I love that kid.
Everyone can remember the person in their grade that was made fun of daily. Most people even enjoy joining in on the teasing ritual. Normally it is Adam who is directly or indirectly being hurt without his even knowing it, or knowing all too well that there is something wrong. He does have something wrong with him, but I would never say that is wrong or his fault. The dictionary might say that it is 'a pervasive developmental disorder of children characterized by impaired communication, excessive rigidity and emotional detachment', but when you live with someone who suffers and shines with autism it is a very different concept. Adam has autism, but most days I don't even think about that. I only think of how lucky and how much I have changed by having Adam as a brother.
I watch my peers every day, and I have changed. As if I see things through a different lens than those around me. To say that Adam has changed my life is an understatement. Adam has done so much more for me, my parents, and anyone who comes in acquaintance with him. He has taught us unconditional love and a never ending patient for others through his hardships.
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NIH Review of 5-year PD Research Agenda January 9 and 10, 2002
On January 9 and 10 I attended an NIH meeting to review the 5-year Parkinson's disease Research Agenda. Over 2 years ago, in November of 1999 I was fortunate to attend the first meeting where Dr. Gerald Fischbach actually had all the institutes and Parkinson organizations in the same room-this was a first.
The tone of the first meeting was more formal and structured. This concept for Parkinson's was unprecedented and everyone was in unchartered waters.
The meeting on January 9 and 10 was much more than a "progress report". Everyone realized that PD research had progressed so much in the past 2 years and we really needed to not only "report on progress" from the original agenda; but to actually address the real issues of today. Example: two years ago we weren't talking about gene therapy-today there are now 9 identified genes. The next question is how do we capitalize on this finding? These were the types of questions and issues that were brought to the table.
We now have 11 Udall Centers. These 11 centers are doing research in all areas of the Parkinson's research agenda. They are collaborating with each other and sharing data on various research projects.
We now have a fast track grant program for Parkinson's - the new R21 program. This is a true public/private partnership and between NINDS, other NIH Institutes and the Parkinson's organizations, $11 million is committed over the next 2 years. There was an unprecedented response to the R21 program-NINDS received over 200 applications- and over 50% were new to the field of Parkinson's research.
There is collaboration between NINDS and the Veterans Administration on a clinical trial for Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS).
There are now 13 institutes within the National Institutes of Health that are working on Parkinson's disease research-more collaborative efforts going on within NIH than ever before. There is also a new site for Parkinson's - http://ninds.nih.gov. This is part of the NINDS web site and focuses specifically on Parkinson's.
Do we still have a lot of work to do? Absolutely. Have we made progress in the last 2 years? Absolutely. I wish everyone could have been at the meeting to see the attitude and spirit of cooperation among the NIH institutes as well as Parkinson's organizations.
Whether it is an issue of advocacy; writing that letter to your Congressmen or Senator; trying to recruit patients for clinical trials; encouraging young new researchers to work on Parkinson's or raising funds for research-- we need to make sure we do our part. We need to remain visible-both in Washington DC and in our local communities.
Dr. Gerald Fischbach, former Director of NINDS, said if we had the money and researchers to do the work, we could find the cure for Parkinson's disease by 2005-we still have lots of work to do.
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New York
3.88/5 rDev -9.3%
This restaurant, located in an old church, is divided into half ... a Bistro and a Dining Room.
The Bistro, which is where the S-Shaped bar is located, has approximately 12 beers on tap. With the exception of Guiness, all remaining beers are micro/crafts. My recent visit saw Captain Lawrence Pale Ale, Middle Ages Wailing Wench, Hebrew Rye IPA and Bluepoint Toasted Lager.
The Bistro menu offers Tapas, Appetizers and reasonably priced entrees.
I have enjoyed coming here; however, I can not say anything good about the service. On two completely separate occasions, I've had horrible experiences with getting my food from the kitchen. While the front of the house staff is nice, they have had to deal with screw-ups from the kitchen each time I was present... and both times were with my order.
This is of course a Beer Review, but since the Beer is in a restaurant and readers thinking of going will undoubtedly order food, I feel saying this is justified.
I'll give Terrapin a 3rd try at some point, but it won't be in the near future.
UPDATE: I've returned a few times and haven't had food issues. The bartending staff continues to be excellent, and I must go out of my way to compliment the Bar Manager, Chris, for his excellent beer selection. As such, I've updated my Service review rating.
07-17-2008 18:07:49 | More by madmanjf
4/5 rDev -6.5%
Let my inspiration flow... Just a simple review of a good, simple meal and beverage on the bistro side of Terrapin. I had Joe Mama's Milk Stout on draft (a good stout from Keegan Ales, brewed with coffee) and loved it. Lots of other good selections on tap and in bottles. Many of their selections are local brews: Ithaca, Keegan Ales, Southern Tier, Blue Point. Very good food selection as well. They have a "tapas" menu for people who like to pick and choose small portions of different things.
05-04-2010 11:28:02 | More by lakeguard
New York
4/5 rDev -6.5%
I've been here once or twice before but never got around to reviewing it. Now that my wife is working in Westchester County, I took the chance to go up to Rhinebeck and stop at Terrapin.
The church is gorgeous; you can't ask for a cooler locale for a bar and restaurant. They have several areas to sit, including tables outside, a bar and a dining room. I sat at the bar (which was empty at 4pm on a weekday) and enjoyed a drink or two.
Their draft list is New York-heavy, perhaps too much so. Blue Point, Brooklyn Summer, Crossroads, Great South Bay, Smutty Old Brown... nothing to exciting, I nded up having a local-bourbon flight.
I do like their big food menu, particularly the five-dollar tapas. I had a small serving of crispy artichokes with aioli. Unimpeachable.
Beer-wise, Terrapin ain't much. But it is still an exciting place. I would and will come back.
08-19-2014 00:34:03 | More by DoubleSimcoe
New Jersey
4.04/5 rDev -5.6%
A: Housed in an old church (at least that's what it appears to be), it's kind of an eclectic aura when you first walk into the place, with a yuppy-ish looking bar to the left, and a main dining area around the corner to the right. On the dark side, with lowlights and candles everywhere, kind of loud, and chock full of yuppies and yuppy wannabe's, but in all fairness, we did meet a handful of down-to-earth locals at the bar who were into good beer and real ale.
Q/SEL: The beer selection was designed to feature NY state beers (which was great for a guy coming from NJ), but it did offer other domestic micros and imports, both on draft and in bottle, as well. While the selection may not have rivaled that of other beer bars, they certainly made up for it in the quality category. The impression that I received was that the ownership, as hinted by the beer menu focus, goes out of its way to maintain a good relationship with Empire State brewers, hence giving it enviable access to to the state's rarer beer offerings. For example, Keegan's suddenly famous (and deservedly so) Joe Mama's Milk Stout was on tap, as were some Southern Tier, Ommegang, Brooklyn Brewmaster Reserve, etc offerings...next to Delirium Noel and some other Belgian seasonal imports. Needless to say, we were nice and happily warmed up before heading off to our dinner destination.
SRV: The service was fantastic; attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable. The gentleman behind the bar offered his own review of every beer we ordered, and didn't shy away from constructive criticism. That guy alone will have us coming back for more.
F: N/a...the dining area seemed too shi-shi and yuppy, so we decided to hit the old-school comfort food place across the street for their reknown London Broil sandwiches (and the food certainly lived up to the reputation, fyi).
We will certainly be returning to this fine establishment, and next time we'll try to stay for dinner :)
01-19-2010 06:10:16 | More by donniecuffs
New York
4.22/5 rDev -1.4%
Ooooh, years ago, I think during the Kingston reroute maybe. Hopped across the river one night to see what goes on in sleepy Rhinebeck, hitting first the vintage apothecary turned ice cream shoppe/bar Schemmy's and then drinks afterwards at Terrapin. The latter an easy find, housed in the old First Baptist Church on the corner, across the street from where they show them great indie films on 9 something. Some years later now, coming due west through Connecticut on the heels of finding that brewpub in Torrington not brewing, I've got a little time before later and know where I can grab a beer and a bite...
The big old church congregation dining side done in earthy prairie colors, waffle backed seating, large chandeliers, and tall narrowed arched mirrored walls. Smaller, tighter bistro side, with a backwards "S" shaped shiny topped bar with a phat phootrail seating about a dozen and a half, nicely candle lit with these cool pin cushiony holey holders. An open kitchen area behind the bar to the rear, and along the side, a large wooden arch with burnished copper panels over the barback & smaller arches to both sides with a shimmery backdrop that look like "raining"; tiered booze below each of them, and a bit more in the center, shelved and displayed.
Good things with light and décor. Earthy colors, something grayish & burnt sienna walls, with tall curtained windows, hard wood planked floors, and a vaulted ceiling with spinning fans & baby spots from the crossbeam rafters. Artwork, pieces flowers & wines, and a totem polesque sculpture on a raised platform of sorts just inside the door. Coneish folded paper wall mounted lamps, like them things frites come in, and drop cone lighting tracing above the bar. 18 or so square & circular tables, some sharing common yellow & green retro couches, others in little nook and crannies. A very comfortable, cozy room. Cally says "There's only 1 TV and I don't have to look at it from where I'm sitting". Ah, poems and a girl with hives that turn redder after Paulaner, she's quite silly. Good tunes, some Jazz & a little tangled up in Dylan.
10 taps across 2 towers of 5 apiece at different places along the bar, they feature of variety of beers from New York state (Ommegang Rare Vos, Ithaca Cascazilla, Captain Lawrence Double IPA, Brooklyn Blunderbuss, Keegans 4 Philosophers, Blue Point Toasted Lager, Middle Ages Wailing Wench) and a couple of, yeah (Guinness, Amstel Light & Blue Moon).
And about 3 dozen bottles. Nearly ½ of them NY state (Ommegang Abbey, Hennepin, Chocolate Indulgence & 3 Philosophers, Brooklyn Local 1, Lager & Brown Ale, Captain Lawrence Nor' Easter & Extra Gold, Ithaca White Gold & 10, Southern Tier Oatmeal Stout & Gemini, Blue Point Blueberry Ale, Keegans Mother's Milk, Doc's Cider), and the other ½ not, being a mix of some micros (DogFishHead 90 Minute IPA, Goose Island Bourbon County Stout, Magic Hat #9, Troegs Nugget Nectar, Stone Double Bastard, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Schlafly Imperial Stout), some decent imports (Chimay, Duvel, Fullers London Pride, Unibroue La Fin Du Monde & Maudite, Paulaner Hefe), and some big brewery stuff.
Beer menu is broken out to distinguish first the New York state drafts & bottles, and then the domestic and imported drafts & bottles, and then about 20 wines, and cocktails too. Appropriate glassware all around. Staff knows their game. Amy let me taste the Keegans 4 Philosophers, which I will most certainly decline, thank you, I'll have another Cascazilla.
Oh, and foodings. I app'd with the grilled free range chicken skewers, most excellent, served in a peanut satay sauce, and thems were some healthy skewers, and then the New Mexican green chili stew; a sturdy pork posole finished with crispy tortilla strips & crème fresh, real tasty, and it had some good heat. Definitely not a pub grub menu, they do aps, salads, soups, pastas, nearly a half dozen quesadilla choices, upwards of a dozen tapas items and some "create a sandwich" action. They play organic, champion local produce and meat where they can, and are all about sustainable agriculture, Vegan friendly too.
Beerwise, they've stepped up their game considerably since I was here years back, when they only had ½ the number of taps and bottles and weren't nearly as New York statecentric. The food is excellent and they give you generous portions, and the place has a great vibe. The perfect choice for all of it if you're on that side of the river that far up, or just go make the trek. Some rise, some fall, some climb, to get to Terrapin.
04-18-2009 20:36:28 | More by slander
New York
4.28/5 rDev 0%
Bistro Red is adjacent to the larger, more expensive Terrapin. Red is more of a an upscale bar in terms of food, price, atmosphere, etc. to the more formal Terrapin. All beer selections available at Red are available at Terrapin, since they essentially share the same bar.
The atmosphere is wide open, with about 12 tables and a large curving bar. High ceilings and a semi-open kitchen overlooks the bar.
There are 10 beers on draft, with 5 always being dedicated to NY craft beer. Captain Lawrence, Southern Tier, Blue Point, Kelso, Sixpoint, Brooklyn, Keegan, Chatam, Middle Ages among others are usually well represented. The other taps include more run of the mill/macro items. All NY taps are $6 per pint, which I find a bit pricey for the area, but the quality and freshness are always there. They make up for this in the bottle selection dept. though. $12 for a bottle of Southern Tier Chokolat is a great deal in my book. Other bottled selections are also fairly reasonably priced. NY brewers are also well represented on the rather small bottle list. They recently introduced a 750ml series list, which included Brooklyn Local 1 and Southampton Biere De Garde as of my last visit. In all, a very nice and concise beer list when it comes to NY craft beers. They also hold beer dinners on occasion at their catering offshoot in Staatsburg. I have yet to attend one of these dinners, but I have been told good things.
The food is well above average pub fare, if you can even call it that. There is a great build you own sandwich option that lets you pick your bread, toppings, and a main item with choices that include Coleman beef, chicken, Ahi Tuna Salad, and Duck Confit among others. They also feature great quesadillas and pasta plates. Some very nice food at pretty reasonable prices.
This worth checking out if you are in the area, esp. if you are out of town and would like a great introduction to some great NY brews.
05-05-2008 21:28:03 | More by belhav0322
4.38/5 rDev +2.3%
Went here on 10/15/2010 for dinner in the dining room.
The atmosphere of this place is really nice, the high open ceilings are really inviting, the lighting was dim but good, everything was orderly and clean and everything meshed very well.
The service was excellent. It was prompt, friendly, and informative. Our waitress knew everything they had on tap and bottle by memory and knew about the beer as well. She even drove out to Brown's in Troy to get a keg of their Cherry-Raspberry Ale so they could have it on tap. That is service alright.
The beer selection was really good. It highlighted the region's craft beers (which is something many places can't do) with a few hard to find Keegan Ales, Southern Tiers, and even a tap from Brown's. The bottles were just as impressive and even added some industry standards with Dogfish Head and Chimay. Really nice selection at reasonable prices for these quality beers.
The food was excellent as well, a bit pricey but that's what you get when you get high quality food. All the menu items looked excellent, and the ones we settled on were well worth it.
Overall a decent value to this place. It is a high quality restaurant/bar with excellent beer choices and it is run by people who know what they are doing. I will definitely be going back when I get the chance.
10-21-2010 11:12:22 | More by erosier
New York
4.43/5 rDev +3.5%
There are two sides or Terrapin, The Resuruant and the Red Bistro. This review is based on the Red Bisto, the more casual side of Terrapin.
The atmosphere is pure gasto pub. On tap are about 10 beers, mostly NY based brewers, some slots or other micro or imported beers. Also carry about another 20 beers on bottle. Good selection and the price for beer is reasonable.
I have been here a few times and service was prompt and freindly.
The food here is very good, never been disappointed by anything I have ordered.
Overall a nice place to eat and drink.
06-12-2010 22:08:23 | More by UDbeernut
New Jersey
4.47/5 rDev +4.4%
When walking in you have the choice of two sides of the restaurant - the more formal dining room or the more casual bar / pub area. Menus for both sides are posted on the wall for review. Since there was a long wait for the pub side, and there was a table available in the dining room we ate there.
The pub side has the bar which takes up about half the room. There are a few tables. The dining room is a nice space with huge ceilings and modern decor. This is what a nice upscale restaurant should feel like.
There were good beers available on draft and bottle here. On draft they had both Brooklyn Oktoberfest and Companion, local Keegan's Milk Stout, Outrage IPA, Bengali Tiger, Ommegang Abbey Ale, and Toasted Lager. Bottles covered other beers from the breweries that had draft selections along with Captian Lawrence, Ithaca, DFH, Rogue, Chimay, and Full Sail. Some macros are also available. The beers I had on draft were very fresh and served at proper tempuratures.
The food was outstanding here. Focus on local seasonal food and covering several styles. I had a wonderful venison with goat cheese polenta, and others at the table had a great pumpkin ravioli, and gnocchi with truffles. We sampled several tapas which were a bit small but very good. Desserts were also top notch, especially the molten chocolate and apple tart desserts.
Overall the food prices were a not that high for the quality of food you are getting, and I found the drafts to be somewhat reasonably priced. Service was very good, nicely professional and the waitress knew the beers when I asked questions about them.
Overall this has become a must stop for me when I am in the area. Next time I would like to try the casual pub side for comparison.
11-10-2011 12:12:27 | More by Gavage
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You tell 'em, Eddie!
Who are 'em?!
You know who they are and if you don't then you might just be one of them. If you suspect yourself of being them, however, then you couldn't possibly be them because they lack the ability to introspect and, since suspecting yourself of being them shows clear introspection, you couldn't possibly be them. They only possible way you could be them is if you're feigning this ability to introspect, which is entirely within the realm of possibility because they are capable of doing anything, so long as that anything involves deception!
I'M ONE OF THEM! (Does this effectively absolve me of culpability?)
I don't see why it shouldn't! You've never been held responsible before! You're just permitted to do whatever the hell you want, so long as it involves destroying that which is good! Hell, TPTB (The Powers That Be - whoever THEY are) should probably give you a fucking medal! THEY PROBABLY ALREADY HAVE!!
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That would make me one of them! God, who or whatever you are, if you exist, at all, help me sort this out!
Just get Clovis back.
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That would make me one of them! God, who or whatever you are, if you exist, at all, help me sort this out!
now, you need my help.
sort what out?
im already trying to fix the world.
this forum will have to wait.
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Just get Clovis back.
Everyone knows this forum went down when the Lee Foss Mafia quietly drifted away.
Everyone has an opinion. Mine just happens to be a little more informed than most.
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Irish edition of The Times on Sunday December 14, 2008
Brenda Power: Travellers are their own worst enemy
Snobbery flourished during the boom years because the sight of common labourers driving around in luxury cars, building enormous homes, sending their children to private schools and jetting off to Val d'Isere on skiing holidays was terribly unsettling.
"I took my three older children skiing earlier this year"
Brenda Power, the mother of five children, doesn't approve of SUVs in town - "just vulgar, " she says - but points out that her seven-seater people carrier is a 1.9-litre vehicle and so won't be hit by the new charges.
The days of cheap airline travel are coming to an end ...
...everything suggests that the golden age of €5 flights, continental mini-breaks and trans-Atlantic shopping trips will soon be the stuff of misty-eyed reminiscence....
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Louisville's getting some major buzz around the country and the world for what a lot of us take for granted: our restaurant scene. Some well-known favorites closed their doors over the last few weeks but new restaurants keep popping up.
Monday, chefs and restaurateurs at some of the new places in Louisville and some of the favorites introduced 502 Restaurant Week which starts February 22.
"They say Louisville is probably like number two in the country as far as the foodie scene," said Napa River Grill Head Chef Brian Curry.
It's one of the top 8 foodie travel destinations around the world, according to a blog from restaurant-rating guide Zagat.
Curry attributes that to, "just the overall quality of food also. We have some talented chefs and beautiful restaurants around town."
Owner of Amici Café in Old Louisville, Sharon Risinger agrees. "We do have the largest area of independently owned restaurants and it's just a huge dining scene here ... I've been doing this now for 13 years and I'm a little place."
Amici Café is one of the restaurants that's a part of 502 Restaurant Week. Risinger signed up, hoping for the chance to introduce new diners to her northern Italian food.
"I just run a small place and I'm very proud and I want to give people good value, a great experience and wonderful food," she said.
Napa River Grill is a part of the event as well. Curry sees it as a chance to reintroduce his place to people who may not have been there in awhile.
"Napa River used to be known as the crown jewel of Louisville," he said. "We may have fallen off a little. We want to reemerge."
Curry and Risinger know they have to keep pushing. The restaurant business can be precarious, a reminder we all got with the closing of local favorites Lynn's Paradise Cafe" and John-E's.
Risinger says she sees that as an opportunity. "It gives somebody else a chance to pick up on that," she said.
502 Restaurant Week starts February 22nd and runs for ten days. The fixed menu price is either $50.20 a couple or a person, depending on the restaurant. For a list of participating restaurants, click here.
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Gov't breaks promise with its veterans
We will probably never meet a member of Congress or the administration who will not stand in front of a news channel camera and declare their unwavering support for those serving in America's military. They will speak of their heroism and sacrifice and how every American appreciates and supports them. Those are the words, but then there are the actions.
Buried in the mind-numbing details of the much-touted federal budget deal is a direct assault on veterans' retirement benefits. Annual military retirement pay increases will be capped at 1 point below the COLA.
Is this what constitutes unwavering support for our military personnel? My answer is, "No!"
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The George Zimmerman case was heavy on the minds of many at Monday night's City Council meeting. Many people spoke out -- upset about the Zimmerman verdict -- afraid that it could easily happen in Charlottesville.
"I could be the next Trayvon Martin," said 'Justice for Trayvon' rally organizer Tamaurice Washington.
That's the message a number of people brought to Charlottesville City Council Monday night.
"It is a clear reminder that race does matter," Joy Johnson, who lives in Charlottesville, said.
Monday night's public comment session painted a picture of disappointment in the verdict of the Zimmerman trial -- and the concern about race in Charlottesville.
"It broke my heart and the message it sent to people especially in the African-American community in this country is a damaging one," Charlottesville's Vice Mayor Kristin Szakos said.
"We think we're a tolerant cosmopolitan city that celebrates diversity but are we? Maybe we're really socially and racially and economically segregated neighborhoods," City Councilor Kathy Galvin said.
Community members are asking council to make sure the laws in Charlottesville are fair and prevent such a thing from happening.
"That's a very dangerous message and I hope council sees it that way," Charlottesville resident Melvin Grady said.
The 11 and 12-year-old boy and girl who organized a 'Justice for Trayvon' rally after Saturday's verdict also weighed in.
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• Do not park in or across my driveway, no matter how short your stay will be. If I want to leave, I don't want to have to wait for you to return.
• Do not park your car across the public sidewalk, forcing people to walk over my lawn or out into the street.
• Do not park on my lawn. Use that parking space 50 feet down the block. It's not that much farther to walk.
• Do not run into my trash containers to try to push them aside so you can park there. They tip over and I'm the one who has to clean up the mess.
• Do not clean your car out and dump your empty fast-food bags, half-eaten French fries and ashtrays on the swale in front of my house. What sort of lesson are you teaching your child?
• When leaving, do not spin your tires on the grassy swale. It may seem cool, but it kills the grass and makes it look bad.
• Do not bring your dog and, while your significant other is walking the child to the school, let it relieve itself on the swale. People have to walk their children there.
• Do not bring your dog with you and, while you are walking your child to school, leave your dog in the car unattended, even if the window is partially open. For this breach of etiquette, I will call the cops, and they'll be waiting for you when you return.
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The views are the main selling point of this restaurant at the top of the Stratosphere, and with good reason: they're spectacular, especially on a clear night. However, the food is better than it needs to be—a brisk, cultured mix of American and French-influenced classics. Prices are almost as high as the restaurant itself; you can just stop by for a drink if the food is out of budgetary range.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Dule Hill will be tapping into his dancing roots when he joins Broadway's "After Midnight," a musical celebrating Duke Ellington's years at the famous Cotton Club nightclub in Harlem.
Producers said Wednesday the actor and trained tap dancer best known for starring in USA's hit detective series "Psych," will play the host of the show, presenting the sound and glamor of the Harlem Renaissance.
Performances start Oct. 18 at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre, with an official opening night set for Nov. 3.
Hill was last on Broadway as Spoon, a lawyer-turned-budding novelist, in Lydia R. Diamond's thoughtful family drama "Stick Fly" in 2011.
Hill joins the already announced Grammy Award- and "American Idol" winner Fantasia Barrino in "After Midnight," which will feature 17 musicians and 25 vocalists and dancers.