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6:06pm Thursday 31st January 2013 in Saints News
Saints forward Jonathan Forte has joined Sheffield United on loan until the end of the season.
The 26-year-old started his career at Brammall Lane and will look to assist the League One side with their promotion push.
Forte joined Saints from Scunthorpe in January 2011, but has not played for the club in over a year.
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FORT EDWARD, N.Y. – Union members plan to picket at the
General Electric plant in Fort Edward on Wednesday as the CEO, Jeffery Immelt
The 200 employees who may lose their jobs when the plant
closed to move to Clearwater, Florida, are fighting the closure. The plant is scheduled to close in September
The employees, who are union members of United Electrical,
Radio and Machine Works of America Local 332, will be in front of Rutland's
Paramount Theater at 4:30 p.m. as the CEO will prepare to speak at 5 p.m.
GE officials have told NEWS10 ABC that the move to Florida
will lessen costs on the business. This
proposed closure is also subject to a 60-day decision bargaining period between
GE and the union. During this time, the
company will consider alternative proposals.
If the company would move forward with closing the plant, 178 hourly
workers and 20 salaried employees would be affected.
The first meeting between UE Local 332 and GE took place on
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BROWNSBURG — Aiden Spoor loves to dance. And he especially loves to dance for his fellow cancer patients at Peyton Manning Children's Hospital at St. Vincent.
Aiden's love of dancing and having fun spurred his mother, Jen Spoor, to action. She, with the help of many others, has organized a "kids' prom" for local families.
"This will be a very family-oriented evening," Spoor said. "It will be for any family that would like to participate."
She said knowing your child has cancer changes a parent's perspective.
"You learn that family time is so very important," she said. "We all need to slow down all the hustle and bustle and do more things as a family. And this is something a family can come and experience together."
She said, "Aiden loves to dance and show off for the other kids at the hospital. The kids who are in the clinic together never really get together for fun. This is one way we can do that. And invite other people to come and have fun with us. No chemo — just a fun way to celebrate."
During the evening, there will be games, photos, and a prom court.
"We're going to have little princes and princesses," she said. "They will all be patients from Peyton Manning (Hospital)."
The Spoors live in Brownsburg and have come to know many families dealing with cancer. Aiden Spoor is a second-grader and attends a Brownsburg school.
"He really is an amazing boy," Spoor said. "He's carried us through this."
She said her son is doing very well medically, and is keeping up with his school work.
"He hasn't missed hardly any days," she said. "We're in a maintenance phase of his treatment. We just got done with nine months of the rough stuff."


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In the wake of a front, this ridge of High Pressure is building in and will influence our weather through the weekend and into the beginning of the work week. This ridge will bring with it, clear skies, chilly mornings, pleasant conditions and low rain chances. This pattern will continue for several days with a gradual warming trend expected through Monday.
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Giant Food Stores, LLC and Martin's Food Markets announced Monday that they have removed from sale several varieties of smoked salmon due to possible contamination by listeria monocytogenes.
The announcement followed a recall by products sold by Ocean Beauty Seafoods LLC.
The following products are included in the recall:
• Nathan's Nova Salmon, 3 oz., UPC 7303080368, all sell by dates
• Nathan's Nova Salmon, 8 oz., UPC 7303080369, all sell by dates
• Lascco Smoked Salmon, 3 oz., UPC 7284001703, all sell by dates
Giant said in a press release that it has received no reports of illnesses to date.
Customers who have purchased recalled products should discard any unused portions and bring their purchase receipt to GIANT stores for a full refund.
Listeria is a common organism found in nature. Consumption of food contaminated with listeria monocytogenes can cause listeriosis, an uncommon but potentially fatal disease.
Healthy people rarely contract listeriosis. However, listeriosis can cause highfever, severe headache, neck stiffness and nausea. Listeriosis can also cause miscarriages and stillbirths, as well as serious and sometimes fatal infections in those with weakened immune systems, such as infants, the elderly and persons with HIV infection or undergoing chemotherapy.
Consumers looking for additional information on the recall may call Ocean Beauty Seafood customer service at 1-800-368-7699.
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Casa Colibrí "feel like a Meridano".... in Merida
- bedrooms 2
- baths 3
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Historic Center
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 750 - $ 1,050 / week
$ 2,280 - $ 2,660 / month
vacation rental description
Located just a few short blocks from Paseo de Montejo and both Santiago and Santa Ana parks, Casa Colibrí is a perfect vacation home for visitors who want to feel at home in Merida. Whether you are renting Casa Colibrí for a few days or for a season, you will spend your time here feeling at home… and being close to everything you want to see: restaurants, parks, shopping, museums, galleries (there are two on the same block!) and much more. If you have decided to pass a few days or a season in Merida, you can do it as a one more meridano.
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Casa Colibrí is an exquisitly restored colonial home. All the original doors and pasta tiles are still there, and everything has been updated and modernized. Bathrooms are streamlined and filled with light and air. Bedrooms are very spacious with comfortable king-sized beds, 100% cotton sheets and air conditioning. The downstairs bedroom has access to its own private garden, while the upstairs master bedroom has an outdoor terrace and a view down into the backyard. There's a third bedroom with a sofa bed that also has its own bathroom. Different areas to sit and relax with excellent interior design, full of colors and space to enjoy. Filtering pool with night lighting. Garden with automated irrigation. Tipical mexican kitchen with modern appliances. 100% cotton sheets and towels in rooms and baths. Washer. Pool towels. Flat TV with Cablemas service. Wireless Internet.
activities and attractions in Merida Yucatan
Rent Casa Colibri and enjoy the Historical Center meridano going out to give a walk, buying in shops, visiting museums or art galleries, or buying handycrafts. All this by foot or at a minimal distance. Have breakfast in your private terrace seeing the enormous fruit-bearing trees, and hearing the singing of birds while the city wakes up. Enjoy Merida as a meridano, in your own house. You will be able to hear music or to dance at night in the Parque de Santiago, just four blocks from home. Why not to take a night bath in your illuminated pool, while you enjoy the starry sky meridano, or have a drink in the intimacy of your garden. Your house in Merida is waiting for you...
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Reservations: 3 nights stay minimum.We discourage children under the age of 12, as the pool is very open and could be a safety hazard. Smoking is not permitted in Casa Colibrí. Holiday rates apply to Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years, including 1 week before and 1 week following the holiday.
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Tree Spirit: A Reiki Attuned Beach Cottage in Topsail Island
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Cottage
- community Beachwood
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$ 430 - $ 685 / week
$ 870 - $ 2,740 / month
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∞ Tree Spirit Retreat ∞
A Reiki Attuned Beach Cottage
Tree Spirit, an "old island" style beach cottage on TopsailIsland, has been treated energetically with Reiki, crystals and ineffable resources.Tree Spirit Retreat is all about sharing healing energy. We welcome all who wish to bask in healing energy and nature. Friends have enjoyed it and have been refreshed by their time there. We welcome new friends.
~Pet guests welcomed on a case by case basis~
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No tv, no phone, no clock. Come to 'be there.'
Enter Tree Spirit through the screened porch into a great room,with bedrooms in the rear. A small rustic two bedroom cottage, Tree Spirit has one bedroom set up as a tea room with flexibility for practitioners to set up their portable table. Tree Spirit sleeps two best, with total indoor space measuring approximately 750 square feet. The master bedroom contains a king sized bed. If additional beds are needed, both tea and great rooms provide fold outs, and a cot & sleeping bag store in one of the closets.
Appointed chiefly with recycled furniture and appliances, Tree Spirit features a nicely equipped kitchen with stainless steel coil-burner stove and restaurant sink. Out back is a charcoal grill. Kitchen utensils include a fondue pot, shrimp/pasta pot, crock pot, ice cream maker and other sundries, plus herbs from our gardens.
A funky outdoor bathhouse with Japanese lines and cast iron tub highlights bathing facilities, complemented by outdoor shower and footbath in front & indoor bathroom with shower.
Trees come into view from most windows. A second entrance in the kitchen area leads onto an east-facing deck looking out at an enormous maritime oak with three trunks.The earth beneath and around the house as well as the house itself have been treated energetically over a period of two years, culminating with attunement.Walk one or two hundred yards in either direction to reach the beach or the sound.
When you stay at Tree Spirit Retreat, we ask that you treat it as a visit to a friend's home. Please leave things as you found them - we do not charge a cleaning fee. In the fashion of the traditional beach bungalow, assorted beach gear can be found on the premises.
activities and attractions in Topsail Island Atlantic Coast
Barrier islands shift, creating an auspicious environment for inner change. Topsail Island's abundant natural attributes feature pelicans, dolphins, and constantly moving sandbars.
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Practitioner discount: Practitioners in energetic healing receive 10% off year round.
Writers Retreat: Writers recieve 10% discount Oct. 15-March 15.
Payment by electronic check receive 2.5% discount.
Special Offer: Get 5th weeknight free when you stay for 4 weeknights (Sun. pm through Fri. am) Sept. 14, 2014 - May 15, 2015 & Sept. 13, 2015- May 20, 2016
Mid & off season negotiable for visits of 2 weeks or more.
Summer (May 23 - Sept. 12, 2015) 90 week night/ 130 weekend night/ 635 weekly
Fall (Sept. 13 - Nov. 29, 2014) 75 week night /115 weekend night/ 530 weekly/1540 monthly
Winter (Nov. 30, 2014 - Feb. 13, 2015) 55 week night/ 95 weekend night/ 430 weekly/ 860 monthly
Spring (Feb. 14 - May 22, 2014) 75 week night/ 115 weekend night/ 530 weekly/1540 monthly
Rental fee and 150 refundable security deposit required to book a reservation.
4 day minimum Christmas & Easter weeks.
Tax 12.75%
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SANTA ANA (CNS) - Orange County Sheriff Sandra Hutchens announced today
she has been diagnosed with breast cancer, but plans to remain on the job while
undergoing treatment.
At a news conference this afternoon, Hutchens said she is "very optimistic" about her prognosis.
"I had chemo Friday and I was at work Monday," she said. "They're much better at treatment now."
The sheriff said she will undergo four cycles of chemotherapy three weeks apart before having surgery to remove the tumor, which was a little more than two centimeters when discovered.
"They think they caught it early because there was nothing on the mammogram," Hutchens said.
The sheriff said she would sideline herself if she felt she wasn't up to her duties.
"If at any time I felt I could not carry out my duties I would arrange for something else," she said. "The doctors say some people get fatigued, and some people power through it. I'm powering through it."
Hutchens believes she can remain in touch even during treatment.
"I'm going to be in charge, thanks to iPhones and iPads," she said.
Sheriff's officials were notified about the cancer diagnosis through a department memo on Nov. 14.
The sheriff struck a philosophical tone as she at times got emotional discussing her health.
"You know how we say, `Don't sweat the small stuff,' but we do anyway? But when you get this, it's all small stuff," Hutchens said.
"I try to look at the positives," she said. "I'm not 30, I'm not a single mom."
Hutchens said she has no history of cancer in her family and has never smoked, so the diagnosis was a shock.
It stunned sheriff's officials, too.
"It was a shock, a sad moment for us," said sheriff's Cmdr. Steve Kea.
The sheriff said she will have to cut back on some speaking engagements, mostly on the weekends. Officials under her, such as Assistant Sheriff Lee Trujillo and Kea, said they will happily fill in.
"We don't think there will be any lag," Kea said.
Trujillo noted the sheriff has not missed a day of work since her diagnosis.
Hutchens said she made announcement because she believes "the public has a right to know."
Hutchens took over for disgraced former Sheriff Mike Carona, who was convicted of witness tampering on Jan. 16, 2009. Carona surrendered to authorities in January 2011 to begin serving 5 1/2 years in a federal prison in Colorado.
Hutchens was elected sheriff in June 2010 when she won more than 50 percent of the vote against two candidates, avoiding a runoff election in November of that year.
Hutchens took over the office at a time when the sheriff was called on to handle multimillion-dollar budget shortfalls.
The department plugged some of the holes with a multimillion-dollar deal with federal authorities to rent the county's empty beds in its jail in the city of Orange. A state law seeking to address prison overcrowding, however, has presented new budget problems for the sheriff's department.
Trujillo said he expects that the coming challenges in the department will energize his boss, as the hurdles she overcame taking over for Carona did.
"She came into this organization on the heels of former Sheriff Carona. It was a challenge," Trujillo said. "We were in need of changes throughout the organization. Our brand was tarnished. But she took us in and in a short amount of time has elevated this department."
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WASHINGTON -- Congressman Morgan Griffith (R-VA) issued the following statement upon initial review of President Obama's executive orders related to guns:
"Two weeks ago, I was sworn in to my second term in Congress. I once again took the oath and pledged to support and defend the Constitution of the United States. Upholding that oath, I will work with my colleagues and with other advocates of the Second Amendment to ensure that any new policies do not violate the Constitution and the inherent rights it recognizes. While many of President Obama's executive orders appear to be within the parameters of his authority, I am reviewing some and have concerns that doctors are going to feel pressured to ask questions not related to their jobs as doctors.
"Furthermore, the President has indicated he will, at long last, fill the vacancy of the Director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF). The Director of the ATF is responsible for overseeing enforcement of many of our existing gun laws.
"The Second Amendment is one of many issues important to residents of Virginia's Ninth District and to people across the country. I will give due consideration to any legislative proposals that may come before the House of Representatives while keeping in mind the hundreds of existing firearms laws in this country and the Second Amendment to the Constitution."


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Creamy Buffalo Chicken Dip Recipe
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup Louisiana-style hot sauce
- 1 cup ranch salad dressing
- 3 cans (4-1/2 ounces each) chunk white chicken, drained and shredded
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- Thinly sliced green onions, optional
- Corn or tortilla chips
- In a small bowl, combine the cream cheese, hot pepper sauce and salad dressing. Stir in chicken.
- Spread into an ungreased 11-in. x 7-in. baking dish. Sprinkle with cheddar cheese. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 20-22 minutes or until heated through. Sprinkle with green onions if desired. Serve with chips. Yield: 5 cups.
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I have made this recipe several times and it is always a hit. I just made a batch for my son to take back to school. Keeps it in his dorm frig and microwaves it before eating.
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I made this, didn't have the small cans of chicken that it called for, but used 2 of the 10 oz canned chicken and added 1/2 can of medium rotel...HUGE hit on New Year's.
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LP Monday Message: Libertarians march in 9/12 protest
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September 14, 2009
Dear Friend of Liberty,
Several LP headquarters interns and staffers marched in the big 9/12 DC protest on Saturday. We carried a sign pointing out that Republicans are to blame for oversized government, not just Democrats. Take a look at our blog post.
LP volunteer intern Krista Zerby commented, "It was surprising to hear from so many people who are dissatisfied with both the Republican and Democratic parties and made comments about how they now think the Libertarian Party is the way to go. We also had some great dialogue with others who were not familiar with the Libertarian Party but wanted to learn more."
On another topic, President Obama is speaking today on Wall Street about how he wants the federal government to increase regulation of financial institutions. It's the usual story: the government causes lots of problems with its interventions into private markets, then blames the private sector, then demands more government intrusion to solve the problems. We know better -- increased government intervention will just stifle financial markets and cause even more problems down the road. If you want to call your congressman and remind him or her of that, that's not a bad idea.
You may have heard that President Obama also slapped a 35% tariff on Chinese tires over the weekend. That is bad news. We need free trade, not protectionist trade wars.
With your help, we can get the word out about the right medicine for America's ills: shrinking government and expanding freedom.
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Fulton County commissioners on Wednesday are set to consider a proposed 2013 budget that might lead to furloughs for public defenders and prosecutors.
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Local governments across metro Atlanta have struggled to balance budgets after the recession took a toll on property taxes and other revenues. That's led to tax increases and spending cuts in Cobb, DeKalb and Gwinnett counties.
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HOUSTON — Former Astros player Lance Berkman was greeted with boos from fans who once cheered him. And Texas neighbors — separated by about 250 miles — begin a new relationship as division foes and eventual rivals.
Singer Lyle Lovett was born in Houston and is a life-long Astros fan. He san the National Anthem on opening night, and looks forward to seeing a lot more of that team from Arlington.
"The Rangers are such a great ballclub," Lovett said. "It'll just be really fun to be able to see that kind of competition right here at home."
Other fans, like Rob Thornborrow, welcome the impending sports conflict. He wears his sports allegiance on his sleeve — literally. His left arm and shoulder tattooed with the Astros logo.
Thornborrow says he doesn't like North Texans anyway. "No, people from Dallas are just jealous because our Texans are better than the Cowboys right now," he said.
Now that's the kind of talk that builds rivalries. But you need on-field success, too.
In their combined 103 seasons in the big leagues, the Astros and Rangers have made just three World Series trips, winning zero titles. Both teams need to contend at the same time to jump start the rivalry.
"Nothing drives sports like hate," explained radio personality Randy Galloway. "Sports hate is the ultimate, and it could happen here."
The Rangers' opening series against the Astros reprsent the first three of 19 games they'll play this season. So perhaps the familiarity can breed some contempt and add to the sports hate.
And there's one other scenario in particular that could accelerate the building of this rivalry.
"What if the Rangers are fighting for a pennant spot in September this year and the Astros are out of it and they knock them out?" asked MLB.com columnist Richard Justice.
The knockout scenario is interesting, as was this Lance Berkman quip before opening night: "If Bud goes out there and hits the first three guys in the head, that might kick-start the rivalry."
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I don't usually see many people climbing at the water gap. Typically just a group of guides and maybe one other party on a nice weekend. I'm looking to find out who the other locals are, see who else climbs there often. Maybe organize some stewardship/ route cleaning activities. There are over 100 routes on the PA side, but by my count only about a dozen are frequently climbed, and the rest are mostly avoided because they're dirty/overgrown. Anyone here consider themselves part of this community?
I'd be happy to help out. Would be a great way to explore and re-open a lot of these forgotten routes. My partner John and I were planning on heading out there Memorial Day Weekend (Sat or Sun). Would be willing to work on a route or two and discuss future plans.
PA side is still closed, that's the part that will really need some work when it re-opens. I don't know the Jersey side too well yet, spent most of my time over in PA, or avoided the place entirely because it seemed so dirty. There's some routes on Tamany that could use some gardening for sure, but they seem alot cleaner in general over there. For Minsi, I'd love it if the place were a little more cleaned up and more traveled so the routes could be better sustained. Two routes I'm looking to clean / reopen are Point of No Return 5.8+ ** on the Land of the Giants wall, and Morning Wall (5.9) and it's Variations. Point of No Return is very overgrown with bushes/prickers for it's first half and needs some serious gardening. Morning wall looks dirty like it hasn't seen action in a long time. It was bolted in 1989, and i suspect the bolts might need replacement too. I'm really open to suggestions, and want to try and promote a little stewardship that we can clean this place up a bit and get a better place for us to climb close to home.
As of a couple of years there was at least one person seriously interested in "stewardship" of East PA outdoor climbing generally, and DWG in particular. I could be a good candidate to help with cleaning, because I have cleaned other climbing rock, and have all the equipment and the beginning of a clue how to use it. And I'm often around that area. But I've never climbed there (because the one time I went it closed for raptors, something the MP page for DWG doesn't warn about). There's other people I often climb with who could enjoy the routes you mentioned, but they've been uninterested in DWG so far. Have you talked with people at North Summit climbing gym? Seems like that would be a likely place to find local supporters of DWG outdoor climbing. Is there a reason you're focusing on DWG for your "stewardship" -- as opposed to other PA crags not more than an hour's driving from it? Ken
Ken - I'm looking at the gap because it's the closest climbing to my house, the only real trad multipitch closeby, and it definitely has some potential. I do climb at north summit often and i'm trying to drum up some interest there. There's also an outdoor club at Lafayette College in Easton which has some interested members too. As for other crags closeby - Mocanaqua could possibly use some bolt replacement, but is far for me. Stoney Ridge is pretty well managed by Joe Forte, Ralph Stover doesn't need any help, and birdsboro has a dedicated group of people there already.
Snips, a hand saw, and a brush have been along with me on my last few trips up to the Gap. Sometimes those can be required to even complete a route. I often consider bringing along the hornet spray as well. Some bolts were replaced/installed on the jersey side recently, so someone is out there installing hardware. I would be interested in some improvement opportunities, how are you going to get the word out? In other news, last time I was there some asshole NJ cop tried to tell me that I needed to register to climb, "where do you think you are climbing?" Wad the first thing he said to me. The dude had his hand on his holstered sidearm and was trying his best to intimidate. After I explained to him that climbing was a permitted in the National Recreation area, as opposed to state, and I talk to rangers regularly to inquire about conditions he backed off. Anyone else get this treatment? It was the week after Boston, so maybe dude was just on edge.
The bolts that were added to The Rib on the Jersey side were totally unnecessary. I am not anti-bolts but they were put in at belay/rap stations that had adequate natural protection. I think this was done by a guide in order to facilitate quicker climbs and give clients a better sense of security. In any event, I hope we can keep trad climbs as trad climbs and only bolt when necessary. Some R and X rated routes could use bolts in order to open them up, but PG routes like The Rib certainaly don't need them. Anyway... I never had issues with The Man. I found the rangers to be pretty friendly.
I agree that they're (bolts on the rib) not necessary, though i did find them usefull 2 weeks ago, because, knowing that they are there, i didnt need to haul up a second rope just for the rappel. Two single rope raps down the rib worked out just fine.
Also, Michael, You mentioned adding bolts to R/X routes to open them up. While I personally would love to have more routes that I could climb closeby, If they're established routes, bringing them down to our level by bolting the scary parts is ethically questionable at best, and shouold only be done with the support of the community at large and the FA party, if they can be reached. Bolted rap lines, however, rather than trees/cracks/fixed gear covered in sling salad, i beleive are a different beast, though still raise some ethical questions. I feel that well placed, safe, common descent descent lanes (shared for an area), are much lower impact, both visually and on the trees than the old slings and fixed gear that litter the cliff. In short, they're much more sustainable for future climbers. But again, the argument can be made that the creation of rap anchors like this changes the nature of the climbing, because the descent is now straighforward and because if placed on a route, they change the nature of the protection on the route.
The adventure, scenery, funkiness, loneliness- that's the charm of the Gap. But anybody that is a local should do their bit of cleaning and maintenance. Just pulling out some grass hummocks and using snips to trim back some of the shrubs is somewhat needed to keep some of the easier climbs, like Triumvirate, from becoming overgrown. About bolts; I think we have enough of the bolted belay/rappels. I don't understand why Crackpot was bolted up while climbs like Getting Bent aren't. It seems some bolts at the Gap could have been avoided by using ball nutz or micro cams.
I don't mean to turn this conversation into a bolt discussion... I respect ethics in trad, but I'm not cool with taking 30ft whippers on micro gear or running out a lead and risking bone breaking ground falls. Yeah, I know...then don't climb that route. But the problem with The Gap is nobody is climbing a lot of routes there anyway, so why make it harder? I climbed Crackpot a couple of months ago. If I remember correctly, there's only three bolts at the bottom and after that we were able to put in 2 or 3 peices of pro until reaching the bolted anchor. From what I understand, bolts later were added to Crackpot. But from what I saw, it made sense from a practical standpoint. But let's look at the new bolts on The Rib (bad call) vs. adding a bolt to the traverse pitch on a nearby climb, Martin's Fall. From RC.com, regarding Martin's Fall: "Its a good climb. But that traverse! ok holds but not well protected. Both leader and followers could take a big swinging fall which possibly could cut your rope. This has happened to 1 party climbing on 9mm doubles. The 2nd fell on the traverse and one of the ropes cut completely through!!" "Be careful beginning the traverse because it does not protect well and the 2nd could go for quite a ride." Anyway, I don't own a drill so I'm not going to be That Guy who puts bolts on climbs. I'm just saying, sometimes it makes sense while other times, like with the Rib, it doesn't. If there's natural pro, use it. Otherwise bolt judiciously, and use forums like this to discuss it with local climbers who seem to have in genuine interest in the area instead of going off on your own. Throughout The Gap there are climbs with bolts to prevent death run-outs or for rappelling. And the area still holds its reputation for trad climbing.
I've been looking to climb here for quite a while - but I just can't find much/any information on routes. I typically avoid going somewhere for the first time without any kind of a guidebook or online beta.
PJ, I'd be happy to give you all the route beta I have, though every route I've done there is already on this site (both PA and NJ sides). The New Jersey falcon guide is currently the best guide book for the water gap. The routes listed here are the popular ones that are typically the most clean/accessible. You typically need two ropes to rappel routes there, though there are exceptions. Michael - I might have some free time this Sunday or Monday if you're interested in heading up there. And I agree with you to an extent - It would be nice to have some more accessable/safe climbs, but it's a slippery slope.
Ethics vary, so are apt topic for discussion. Personally I would never place a bolt if gear was available. Mainly because its twice the excitement, making the moves and fiddling in the gear. Of course others don't like that as much. I've lead my share of r and x rated climbs, by choice and mistake. But I completely disregard the frequently touted statement that the "1st ascent" person sets the standard. Nobody owns the cliff and that was never a "rule". I climbed the Smith Rock classic Zebra/Zion again last year. It seemed so silly that in the "land of hundreds of bolts" everyone has to suck it up for that dangerous 5.8 traverse on an otherwise very well protected climb, just because what's-his-name back in the day lead it that way. If a bolt was put on that, or say Martin's Fall at the Gap it wouldn't bother me at all. Likewise if someone bolts a climb that can be lead okay with gear and the bolts get chopped; that doesn't bother me in the least either. But since I don't place bolts or chop them, no worries, since this is just an individual ethics rant. As far as the belay/rappel bolts at the Gap: I'm distasteful of them. Maybe others and the guides aren't. I wonder how many more routes will receive the treatment. I've never led Crackpot although soloed it a few times. Yes, it had no protection at the bottom half but it was very easy until you moved around the overhang. I could have possibly seen putting in 1 bolt, 2 would have been plenty. To me its somewhat laughable now. Is this again the guide's equipping of their routes to their ethics? Maybe because I'm a anarchist regarding others ethics I have no cause to gripe? And I may not see danger as others do because I am good with gear and don't mind a bit of run-out (PG-13 can be so exciting!) I guess when I'm there in fall and winter I'll try to ignore those bolts on Crackpot and hope for some pins or bolts on Getting Bent so I could give that another try without crossing into R/X land again.
Honestly, the bolts on The Rib don't bother me too much. The place sees so little use that it really should not make a difference, and its hella convenient for an end of the day route now (did I just trample on someones ethics?). Are guides really taking clients along the side of I-80 to climb 2 pitches of 5.3? Really? How much are those clients paying? Pay 150 bucks, grab some jugs, and spend the next 2 weeks itching some kind of strange rash...... Gap climbing or red light district??
Since we're having the bolting discussion anyways, would anyone following this thread object to a bolt on getting bent or martins fall? I dont know these climbs at all, but they keep coming up as good climbs if they weren't so dangerous, one apparently with a rope cutting pendulum. I doubt the fa party had that in mind.
I would be happy to help out. Let me know when you want to meet up and get to work. I don't mind a bolt if it keeps things from getting R/X.
Wait, have you even done the climb? It sounds like you are ready to bolt it based on a quote from RC.com. I would be willing to bet that SOMEONE might have a problem with that.....
I would probably be interested in helping out when I could... Have been meaning to try some climbs out this way since they are so close to home, just can never find anyone who would rather spend a day close to home instead of just heading for the Gunks. Cant say I blame them most of the time but its always nice to try something new.
I'm not ready to bolt it. I'm just asking what people think about that kind of change to a route.
There seem to be a number of people thinking that kind of action is a good idea. i'm asking the question to give those who might disagree a voice.
I think he was referring to my post, Larry. For the sake of clarity, my first two sentences are about cleaning up/maintaining routes. The last sentence is a response to another question the OP made. There are bolts on trad routes in the Gunks, Dacks and lots of other areas. You got a problem with that?
Larry - I might be available on Sunday. Send me an email and we'll talk.
I know plenty of folks that climb at the Gap but don't post here or RC.com. Don't assume that a consensus on a website reflects a consensus of climbers there. Personally I'm not big on the idea that routes need to be "opened up" with bolts if they are R/X rated. Even if I will never climb them, I like that there are different types of challenges available and I am OK with not being able to get on them. I don't buy the sense of duty that motivates support of added bolts - someone could get hurt or killed on this climb but would be saved by a bolt, therefore a bolt should be placed. Bolts can make you a safer climbing. So can learning to place good gear. So can learning your limits well and knowing when/how to back off. All are important skills and I think it is valuable to have a variety of routes and areas to exercise different skill sets.
I don't really have a problem with bolts. Certainly there are cases where their prudent installation is a good thing. I have enjoyed the sport climbs on the Minsi side quite a bit. My comment in regards to Martin's Fall was somewhat in jest, but if I were you I would ask your self a few questions before bolting at the Gap. Does this bolt significantly alter the character of a climb? As someone said above, belay and rap bolts don't really alter a climb, but bolting a R/X section of a route do. Does this bolt open up access to the area to permit more climbers to enjoy the area and maybe encourage people to explore different climbs? Just because other Trad areas have bolts, doesn't meant that every climb at the gap needs to be bolted. That's the essence of local ethics. Local ethics at the Gap seem pretty subdued, don't mistake that for carte bllanche for bolting.


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Still only 18, Ben Dwarshuis has drawn comparisons to former Australian spearhead Mitchell Johnson.
The left-armed paceman has a very similar action to the Western Australian quick, and has also shown an ability to clear the pickets.
Dwarshuis took 20 wickets and scored 322 runs for Sutherland in Sydney's Grade competition last season, while he dominated in the lower grades as well.
In a seven day stretch, Dwarshuis grabbed the headlines with some freakish performances with both bat and ball.
After smashing an unbeaten 96 in the Poidevin Gray Shield, the 18 year old creamed 162 in Second grade.
He didn't do a bad job with the ball either, taking 2-19 in the Under 19's, 3-11 in seconds, and 2-15 in a First-grade t20 fixture.
Dwarshuis also hammered 86 at a strike rate of nearly 200 in First-grade to confirm his status as one of the players to watch in 2013/14.
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Tonight is possible the first Valentine's Day that I have ever actually looked forward to. I don't look forward to many things and Valentine's Day has always been ranked somewhere close to surgery on my To Do list, but tonight's different for one very key reason.
I'm not looking forward to anything in particular. There is nothing special planned. No grand sweeping events. No string quartets to serenade us. Not even flowers. Just a quiet dinner in a little bar that we've been to a hundred times and that won't be there for the next Valentine's Day.
Tonight is my third Valentine's Day with my girlfriend. And that's the first time in my life that I've been able to say that. But what excites me about tonight isn't that I've set some new personal record or unlocked some secret mystery of happy relationships, or even that I've managed to make it these first few years without fucking anything up too badly.
Because, on the grand scheme, I've probably managed to fuck some things up.
And I'm not even really that excited about tonight, at least not in the specifics. And yes, that sentence does warrant some unpacking given how this post started. You see, tonight could go well. Or it could go terribly. Whatever happens could become a fond memory or a humorous anecdote or a little tragedy. Or, as with most things, tonight will become just a day in a long line of other days.
But today is a day that will happen without fear, an evening that will exist with a certainty that, up until this point, I've never quiet known, at least not in a positive fashion.
Perhaps some of that comes from finally sticking out a relationship, from managing to fight past the worst parts of me, the ones that are quick to walk away. But, here, on this third Valentine's Day, I think I've finally been given an ease of understanding, and that is not from time, but from a person.
You see, my girlfriend is a woman of understanding, a woman that allows for my failure without feeling the need to judge. A woman who tolerates my more abrasive aspects while still finding ways to love me in ways I never could manage on my own.
This third Valentine's Day has given me the knowledge that my partner has removed the need for a net, not because she'll catch me, but because I do not fear falling. That has opened my world up a bit, turning life's ups and downs not into highs and lows, but into a collection of events, events that exist always within context and that are greater than their sum.
And that's why I'm excited about tonight. Tonight, and tomorrow, and the day after, are going to be. There's no pressure. No reason for fear. Just a desire to keep going if only because. I might be the best at love, but knowing what she can do for me makes me want to do the same for her.


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A physician and a harpist will lead "Music and Meditation in the Meetinghouse," a program at the Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church this Sunday.
Organizers said the event, part of a series, will offer a unique and varied experience of beautiful music and relaxing meditation in the Gloucester's oldest standing church, located at the corner of Middle and Church streets.
"It is held in the candle-lit, early-evening setting of the church's 1806 Sanctuary with golden light beaming through the stained glass windows," organizers said.
Dr. Neil Williams recently moved to Gloucester from Cambridge, where he was a member of the Cambridge Insight Meditation center for 12 years; he is co-leader of People of Color Meditation Group in Cambridge.
"I ... share what little I have learned on my faith journey about life, the Dharma and the practice of mediation,'' he said.
He will team up with harpist and singer Moira Kelly, also a Gloucester resident.
Following the event there will be a collation with light refreshments in the church's Entrance House, giving participants the opportunity to meet Williams, Kelly, and each other.
The sanctuary is accessible for persons with disabilities via the Church Street entrance. A free-will offering will be received and everyone is welcome.
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You'll forgive my lack of postings in the past month (and last couple of weeks, especially), Early Birds, as I just got back from a month-long Stateside sojourn. But "On the (Rest of the) Net" is here with a few select articles to tide you over until I get back into the swing of things next week. The last leg of my trip was spent in L.A. where, despite the first couple of rainy days, the beautiful weather (see above, taken from Runyon Canyon) really inspired me to get up earlier, be more active, and put more effort into my writing, which hopefully readers will reap the benefits of. Until then…
Gala Darling realises, despite her radical self-love philosophy, looks-based female game shows are her favourite kind of television.
Motherhood isn't the most important job in the world. [The Guardian]
Ten classic songs that are actually manplanations. [Flavorwire]
Is feminism cool now that all the young things are clamouring to be in the "club"? [Daily Life]
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South Craven MP Julian Smith (left) has rolled out his backing for a new beer industry campaign.
He took part in a "message in a barrel" event at Westminster supporting calls by brewers and pubs for a freeze in beer duty in the Chancellor's next Budget.
The gathering was organised by the British Beer & Pub Association, Campaign for Real Ale and Society for Independent Brewers.
Mr Smith, who recently visited Black Sheep Brewery in Masham to hear firsthand about the industry's concerns, said: "The brewing and pub industry is hugely important in my constituency.
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No he wasn't missing. He has just been out playing.. er, I mean working with Cubs. Yesterday we had a cookout to celebrate Bonnie and Joseph graduating from Hocking College. Neither Bonnie or Joseph wanted a party so we had a "Not a graduation party cookout" instead. Being somewhat behind in our preparations for our guest Darrell and Janet jumped in to help. Darrell mowed with Spirit while I worked on backfilling the trench for the water and sewer line project between the house and barn. Miss Janet and Bonnie worked in the kitchen making all kinds of goodies for the evening's festivities. In the mean time David and Willy picked up two loads of manure for the high tunnel from my cousin John's farm.
Never passing up on an opportunity to use a cub we finished up by giving an indoor plowing demonstration for our arriving guest. I believe it is safe to say that it was the first time Darrell or myself for that matter have plowed indoors.
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