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The last term designates that stage of society in which men, machines and capital are massed and marshaled to the task of creating goods. In its completed form such a society is national in type, highly specialized in skill, wonderful in resources, and powerful in inventions. Great ships, well organized railroads, banks, commercial houses and systems of credit make possible the supplementary work of transportation, and the distribution of wealth in the industrial society.
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Painting with light is one of the easiest ways to transform your night scenes from ordinary to extraordinary. Although you rely on natural light for most daylight photography, introducing artificial light when shooting night photography allows you to get really creative.
The brilliance of painting with light lies in its simplicity. Light painting doesn't require masses of kit – all you need is a camera, some torches and a plan of action. If the idea is to paint a geographical subject rather than an urban scene, then it's best to make a daytime visit first.
Look at the elements you plan to include and decide what you'd like to achieve by imagining how the shot will look at night, and how you could light it.
As when painting with light at dawn and dusk, the subject will look better when side lit, so think about where you will shoot from, how you will position your lights, and whether you will need to take an assistant with you to provide a second pair of hands.
Head for rocks, ruins, standing stones and granite tors, or try shooting coastal subjects such as lighthouses, groins and sea stacks. Try painting with light within the insides of caves, too, or light churches, monuments or old buildings.
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You'll need to use long shutter speeds to get the exposure right, but you can use this time to your advantage, as it gives you time to paint objects. Try using multiple light sources coming from different directions if you can.
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Tippecanoe Arts Federation (TAF) has proudly served as Region 4 Arts Partner of the Indiana Arts Commission (IAC), a state agency, since 1997. It is one of 12 partner organizations throughout the State.
Serving a population of just over 525,000 citizens, Region 4 County Representatives cover the largest geographic area among the Partners, and includes 14 counties: Benton, Carroll, Cass, Clinton, Fountain, Howard, Jasper, Newton, Montgomery, Pulaski, Tippecanoe, Tipton, Warren, and White.
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MORRIS TOWNSHIP, N.J., Sept. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Honeywell (NYSE: HON) announced today that its Solstice™ Liquid Blowing Agent (LBA) has been selected as a key component in the spray foam roofing system for the Cleveland Airport System, including multiple terminal and maintenance buildings at Cleveland-Hopkins International and Burke Lakefront airports. West Development Group, the LaGrange, Ohio-based company that developed the spray foam roofing system featuring Solstice LBA, will apply the spray foam to more than 500,000 square feet of roofing at the two airports. The system recently received a severe hail rating from FM Approvals, the testing and certification arm of FM Global, which is one of the world's largest property insurers."The new spray foam roof was more cost-effective because we could apply it directly over our old roof, and it has helped us minimize disruption to passengers," said Rob Henderson, Building Maintenance manager, Cleveland Airport System. "As a bonus, our insurance premiums are now lower because our insurer, FM Global, approved the roof components." Blowing agents such as Solstice LBA allow closed-cell spray foam insulation to expand and provide the majority of the foam's excellent insulating properties. Closed cell spray foam is used for a variety of applications, including appliance and structural insulation, as well as roofing. Solstice LBA is a next-generation blowing agent with a global warming potential of 1, significantly lower than previous-generation hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) blowing agents. Solstice LBA is nonflammable, has received EPA approval under the Significant New Alternatives Policy (SNAP) Program and is not a volatile organic compound. "Solstice LBA has proven to be a superior blowing agent and a seamless drop-in replacement for the HFC-245fa blowing agent which we have used for years," said Jack Moore, project manager, West Roofing Systems. "Solstice LBA offers significant energy efficiency and climate impact benefits to building owners at costs that are comparable to or lower than other blowing agents," said Laura Reinhard, Honeywell's global product manager for spray foam blowing agents. "Around the world, customers in a variety of industries – from spray foam to appliance insulation – have responded extremely positively to this breakthrough blowing agent." In addition to Solstice LBA, Honeywell's family of Solstice-branded products includes stationary and mobile refrigerants, gaseous blowing agents, propellants, and solvents based on Honeywell's new hydrofluoro-olefin technology that helps customers lower their carbon footprint without sacrificing end-product performance.
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Back in 1990 a Rob Reiner-directed horror thriller called Misery took an underappreciated actor named Kathy Bates and rocketed her to the top of the world. Her portrayal of the homely but psychotic Annie Wilkes got tons of critical praise, had the mainstream talking, and eventually won her a Best...
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I'm due with our first child next month. We don't want our kids to be "raised by the tv" and we don't want them to be exposed to lots of things we see on tv. So we are about to give up cable. Our thought is, if we don't do it now, when will we?
We do plan on having videos available, such as Animal Planet educational videos and just other random things we are totally ok with. DH and I will likely still watch a few programs here and there via our computers or renting stuff.
I'm wondering how the transition is going to go though. For those of you who at one point gave up cable or tv altogether, how did you get through the beginning withdrawls? What sort of things did you do to fill up the time that before hand was spent with tv?
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We filled Hoff Hall, the 162-bed residence hall opened last year, and have converted all usable space in all of our residence halls to accommodate students, Weld said. We have seen an increase in upper-class students who wish to remain on campus, rather than seek alternatives off campus.
As a result, 23 students will be housed at the Holiday Inn in Rutland. School officials expect they will relocate to campus within the next month.
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(By Bill DeShurko) In a recent post I made the point that there is no reason to extrapolate that the market is going higher or lower simply because it is approaching all time highs. My plan is to look at several indicators that do matter, and see if we can find solid reasoning for the market to continue its advance or correct.
While I had planned on this being a fairly optimistic post, one development over the past week has the potential to be signaling imminent trouble in the equity markets.
Below is a graph of JNK, the SPDR High Yield Bond Index ETF. I follow this closely as it makes up a large percentage of our Dividend Plus strategies. As you can see, since June of last year it has formed a nice upward trend. The yellow line is its 30 day moving average (SMA) - the average price over the past 30 days. The graph shows that not only has JNK been moving up, but it has been doing so with a fairly low level of volatility as its price has meandered around the 30 day SMA. Just looking at this chart, the recent downtrend is not worrisome, as it is still within its 8 month uptrend.
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However, if we look at the next chart we see a reason for concern. The red and green line is JNK again, but this time I've added SPY, the SPDR's S&P 500 Index ETF. While SPY is much more volatile than JNK, in general they have been moving in the same direction. Until about two weeks ago. SPY has continued to rally, while JNK has turned decidedly negative.
While in the short run it would not be uncommon to see a divergence, in the longer term I find that JNK and SPY tend to trend in the same direction. That means that over this coming week I'd presume either SPY to start following JNK down, or JNK to reverse and start to rally back up to the top of its trend channel.
Fundamentally, JNK is an index of lower quality (higher yielding, 'junk') corporate bonds. In a softening economy, such companies are less likely to be able to make interest payments on their debt and JNK will tend to go down. In a strengthening economy, JNK will tend to rise, as even lower quality companies will obviously perform better in an improving economy. What we have seen over the past few weeks is that reported corporate earnings have been slightly better than expected. More importantly, most companies have been giving pretty solid guidance to their expectations for earnings in 2013. This should be an ideal environment for JNK.
The question I will be trying to answer this week is whether investors in high yield bonds are seeing something that stock investors have so far ignored, or has the two week sell off just been a natural short term correction? If the latter, I look for a rally in JNK. If the former, we will look sit in cash until the markets sort themselves out.
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Stan Welles and Blaine Gilman have come out ahead in their Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly races, while voters in Homer approved Kelly Cooper.
After Tuesday's preliminary vote count, Welles led the Sterling and Funny River district with 48 percent of the votes, with 493 votes. LaDawn Druce claimed 33 percent of the votes with 334 votes total. Marty Anderson collected 18 percent of the votes with 187 votes total from the five of six precincts reporting.
Cooper, who was running unopposed, carried the Homer district with 98 percent of the votes, receiving 831 votes total.
Thirty participants armed with shotguns and another 30 spectators gathered at the Snowshoe Gun Club in Kenai with one goal in mind: help find a cure for cystic fibrosis.
On Saturday the Snowshoe Gun Club hosted the first Kenai Peninsula Shoot for the Cure fundraiser, a shooting clay sporting event that raises awareness and funds for patients with cystic fibrosis.
Shoot for the Cure founder Karen Rey, of Anchorage, knows all too well the struggle families and patients with cystic fibrosis endure.
A Soldotna man was convicted of seven federal tax crimes in U.S. District Court in Anchorage last week.
James Back, 60, a North Slope worker employed by the Alyeska Pipeline Service Co., was found guilty of filing false income tax returns from 2006 to 2008 and for failure to file his returns from 2009 to 2012, according to an Oct. 2 release from U.S. Attorney Karen Loeffler.
Back, who represented himself at trial, worked as a pipeline technician at Pump Station 1 in Prudhoe Bay.
A Sterling woman is in jail after Alaska State Troopers allege she forced a minor into the woods near the Sterling Highway and sexually assaulted him Tuesday.
Troopers received a report of a sexual assault that occurred at Mile 80.5 of the Sterling Highway in Sterling at about 6:20 p.m., according to a trooper dispatch.
Soldotna troopers and the Alaska Bureau of Investigation responded to the scene 30 minutes later and found Laurel Lee, 51, who was passed out in the woods.
Students from Kaleidoscope School of Arts and Science filled the Kenai City Council chambers Wednesday night with a message for the city, "keep the streams clean."
Third and fourth grade students presented a slideshow with a song to the city council about their findings after taking a walking tour on Shqit Tsatnu Creek Trail with Dan Pascucci with the Kenai Watershed Forum.
The students asked permission to spray paint with stencils on the storm drains the message, "Keep it clean by the stream."
As the new kid on the block, Stan Welles has been tuning into issues in his district since he moved to Sterling in 2012 after spending 20 years in Homer.
For nearly 10 years, Welles owned Pioneer Pizza in Homer, managed by his son Luke Welles. He hosted a variety of Alaska politicians for public meet and greets, until the family closed the pizza parlor down in 2001.
Welles settled into a home on the Moose River with his wife Nikki Welles.
Marty Anderson has lived on the Kenai Peninsula for 33 years and his longevity in the area became the deciding factor when he filed on the last day for the Sterling and Funny River district seat on the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly.
"I believe I have a better understanding of the community — of what it's been through and where it's going," he said. "I have the mentality of the people that live in this district and could represent a majority of the people better."
A Sterling man is in jail after shooting at the driver of a pickup following an early morning vehicle collision last week.
Christopher Allen, 49, told Alaska State Troopers he shot at a black Chevy Colorado truck and that the driver intentionally crashed him at 2:50 a.m. on Sept. 21 on Jim Avenue in Sterling.
Alaska State Troopers recovered two stolen vehicles in Nikiski two days after a town hall meeting addressed recent thefts in the area.
Troopers received a report that a 2002 Chevrolet truck was stolen from a residence on South Miller Loop on Sept. 25. The owner of the vehicle, Luke VanCurler, told troopers his girlfriend's cousin, Corey Green, had spent the night and when they awoke the next morning, the truck and Green were gone along with VanCurler's wallet and his girlfriend's cellphone, according to a trooper affidavit.
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By Sgt. Mark Moore, 2nd Brigade Combat Team Journalist
FORT DRUM, N.Y. -- Eighteen days ago, some 190 medics from Fort Drum, as well as Fort Benning, Ga., and Fort Huachuca, Ariz., began the Mountain Medic Expert Field Medical Badge training and testing lanes held June 4-15 at the Bridgewater-Vaccaro Medical Simulation Training Center Area on post.
Candidates attended a weeklong lane familiarization and training course to help prepare them for the following week of testing lanes. Those who finished the training lanes would receive a 40-hour certificate of completion before testing week. The ones who completed the testing lanes receive the badge.
To earn a badge, candidates must answer 45 of 60 questions in a written exam; complete all performance measures on more than 40 tasks in three unique training lanes; find three of four points in day and night land navigation; and complete a 12-mile foot-march within three hours.
After Day One, the number of Soldiers fighting to earn a badge had been drastically reduced. Land navigation was the enemy of most EFMB candidates, producing a loss of more than 160 Soldiers.
"Land navigation is the portion of the course most candidates fail; it has a lot to do with our operational tempo," said Maj. John Zoll, test board chairman of the EFMB lanes.
The EFMB course continued, and on June 12, only 15 candidates remained to begin the three days of combat testing lanes.
"Only 15 Soldiers are left out here," said Staff Sgt. Gary D. Brinker, assigned to A Battery, 3rd Battalion, 6th Field Artillery Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, and testing lanes cadre member for the EFMB lanes.
"As artillerymen, we don't think about medics, but watching what they do and how hard it is to complete the stations makes me really respect these guys," Brinker said.
At the end of Day Four, six Soldiers remained to start the foot march on Friday.
"This is something you have to be dedicated to; if deep down you don't want this, you shouldn't even show up," said Pfc. Quinn T. Stoddard, a candidate and medic assigned to C Company, 210th Brigade Support Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team.
Around 4:30 a.m. on Day Five, the clock began to count down and the remaining Soldiers were going to show everyone their dedication. All six Soldiers crossed the finish line, ending the 10th Mountain Division's Mountain Medics EFMB testing lanes.
An awards ceremony was held honoring the six candidates who earned the right to wear an EFMB.
Candidates credited their overall success to hard work, determination and support from their NCOs, Family Members and cadre.
"I am very proud of all the Soldiers who earned the badge. I didn't realize how hard they had to work to get it," said Courtney Terrell, wife of EFMB recipient Pfc. Michael A. Terrell, assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2nd Brigade Special Troops Battalion.


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Decided to release my little mod of the battery charging icon for the iPhone status bar.
Available in retina and non-retina format.
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doesn't work on iPhone 4s with ios5.0.1, n e idea?
no prob^_^ love the icon aswell
fuck -.- not work.. what i make maybe wrong? >.<'
I named them perfectly. Try placing them at the top of the WinterBoard list?
i have it on winterboard, but no changes ?
awesome stuff, but how do you use the other colours?
Added matt black and matt green versions.
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More TG works from me after another month of nothing. Nothing very specail but i guess its pretty ok the water really killed the render time though (20 hours for 2400x1800) . Comments and crits welcome.
You have done wonderful in this picture. The moment my eyes made contact with this picture I immediately began to feel serenity enter me. This is truly a masterpiece.
beautiful scene indeed
Cool... 20 hours for good (my computer is a bit silly at hour of rendering things... )
still amazed........
definetly a fan, love the colors and land formations.. wonderful
Since I love the sky and clouds I noticed very quickly how realistic the clouds look. The water with its calm ripples also look very much like a photo. The thing that drawn me to comment on this piece must have been the mountains and the soft yellow light on them. And the bright light in the corner reminding me of a great Alaskan sunset.
i love the sky and reflection
beautiful, and breathtaking. i love the ripples on the water, and all the reflections. gorgeous work
Very great pinkish + black look!
Ooo!! Beautiful!
I'd love to see this one uncropped too!
I'd love to see this one uncropped too!
Beautiful atmospheric colours and great texture work!
Great job!
Great job!
you take amazing pictures!
great job! the water looks so smooth.
Nice image raptor well done!
Very nice! I especially like the small bit of land sticking up through the water on the left... that's a nice natural touch. The colours are very nice as well. The water looks to be worth the hours spent rendering.
that looks really nice, the reflection is pretty amazing, and that bright sun really hurts your eyes, which off cource adds to the realism. It kinda looks like you're looking down onto the clouds which is really weird, but that is probably my mind playing tricks on me, or i stared into that sun a bit too long.
nevertheless it's still i fine piece of art, well worth the time it took to render.
nevertheless it's still i fine piece of art, well worth the time it took to render.
Your work with Terragen is just amazing. I could sit here and comment all day on your work, but unfortunately my computer time at the in-laws house is limited (they think they can use their own computer all day - how dare they?!). I'm... rambling again. *ahem* Anyway, this is just gorgeous. So darn peaceful. I could stare at it all day, and I had to come back and comment on at least this one because I swear it was in my dream last night - it was wonderful and so relaxing. This beautiful lake was off to one side of a field I was playing with my hubby & dog in... Am I rambling AGAIN?! Argh - well, I just wanted to let you know that this piece affected me enough to be in my dreams. Thanks for that wonderful sense of tranquility you helped provide.
the lightning of the sky and the terrain dont really combine for me :s (since the terrain makes me thing that it would be darker in the sky)
for the rest the terrain itself and the lightning on it are sweet!!
for the rest the terrain itself and the lightning on it are sweet!!
Very Realistic !!! beautiful !!
the water and terrain look great as does the atmo so great pic mate
rendered? it lookes awesomely real!
holy shit! how'd you do that I've tried Terragen... and my stuff don't look like that. gotta gimme some tips or something
How the.. It's so wow. 20/10
Great surface, water, and terrain. I do think the sun's a bit bright on the right Great image overall though
another beautiful scenery u created bro.
So beautiful!! It must take so much time and patience to create such a great work. I love the colors, the soft pinks reflecting in the water. Great job.
I wanna go boarding again!
I wanna go boarding again!
nice work, really not your best though.
the clouds look good here... surely 3d huh? even if the pic seems to be very dark you can still see the landscape in good detail. nice work
def worth the render, great work! luvin the textures and reflections!
Holy Crap. How in the hell can you do that?!
Lovely stuff..really calm looking, the terrain is very real.
This is exquisite work.
Wow, a very nice athmosphere and clouds. I love them.
Only bad thing is that the water reflects too pmuch sunlight, and that the sun makes a whole part of the right side plain white.
Apart from that, it's a wondefull terrain and nice surface mapping.
Only bad thing is that the water reflects too pmuch sunlight, and that the sun makes a whole part of the right side plain white.
Apart from that, it's a wondefull terrain and nice surface mapping.
I think it was worth it. The water is wonderful. The whole render is great! I couldn't imagine waiting that long for a render. My family would never let me tie up the computer that long Nice work!
Nice reflective effect on the water. Great lighting too!
It takes nerves of steel to do the impossible
It takes nerves of steel to do the impossible
well done as always Nick
Awesome work! Well done!
Incredible colors and good realism too, I like it.
Yeah this is nice.....
Very soothing to look at. I like that the terrain is not to close to the camera. I found lately that Terragen leaves mountain terrain way to smooth and that takes away the ambiance a nice landscape can bring.
Nice and simplistic.
Good job
Very soothing to look at. I like that the terrain is not to close to the camera. I found lately that Terragen leaves mountain terrain way to smooth and that takes away the ambiance a nice landscape can bring.
Nice and simplistic.
Good job
Very nice terrain and surface. Water looks also very good. Great work
simply awesome colours...
the water is sweet though so is the terrain, but i don't like the clouds much, perhaps a little too fluffy, but otherwise good stuff
Hmmm I love the lighting and the water and moutains themselves are wonderful. ^_^0 Personally I would have enjoyed a bit more of a promiant color to give it more of a mood but it really reminds me of Alaska
Gah! I don't know how you do it, but your Terragen work always looks almost exact to the real deal. My absolute favorate part about this work is the reflection of color on the clouds. Amazing!


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I've began to work on this, but have no time for the moment to add unit test. However it's quite simple and have good chances to work. If someone want to test it, you can use the new type attribute on the resolve task, it accepts a comma separated list of accepted types.
For those calling ivy from java, the resolve method may now be called with filter which will be queried before artifact downloading.
There is also a new download method on Ivy which can be used to download artifact individually.
Finally, a static method on DefaultArtifact let one clone an artifact with a new type. So getting the source artifact for a jar artifact can be done like this :
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- 1. New York
2484 in Region
Shawangunks 1706 in Crag
- 1.1.1. The Trapps 953 in Area
- 1.1.2. The Near Trapps 219 in Area
- 1.1.3. Millbrook Mountain 105 in Area
- 1.1.4. Sky Top 347 in Area
- 1.1.5. Lost City 12 in Area
- 1.1.6. Bonticou 2 in Area
- 1.1.7. New Paltz 2 in Area
- 1.1.8. Hemlock Rock 2 in Area
- 1.1.9. Peterskill 64 in Area
New York City 102 in Crag
- 1.2.1. Central Park 75 in Area
- 1.2.2. Central Park West Outcrops 4 in Area
- 1.2.3. Mannor Park 6 in Area
- 1.2.4. New Roc City 0 in Area
- 1.2.5. Fort Tryon Park 17 in Area
Adirondacks 498 in Crag
- 1.3.1. Keene 244 in Area
- 1.3.2. Cascade Pass 43 in Area
- 1.3.3. Avalanche Pass 2 in Area
- 1.3.4. Gothics 5 in Cliff
- 1.3.5. Wallface 1 in Area
- 1.3.6. Roger's Rock 4 in Area
- 1.3.7. Poke-O-Moonshine 142 in Crag
- 1.3.8. baker mtn 3 in Area
- 1.3.9. Mekenzie Pond Boulders 20 in Area
- 1.3.10. Pharoah Mountain 1 in Area
- 1.3.11. Notch Mountain Slab 3 in Area
- 1.3.12. Crane Mountain 10 in Area
- 1.3.13. Huckleberry Mountain 0 in Area
- 1.3.14. Shanty Cliffs 0 in Area
- 1.3.15. Buck Mountain 0 in Area
- 1.3.16. Eagle Falls 1 in Cliff
- 1.3.17. Old Forge Region 14 in Area
- 1.3.18. High Peaks Wilderness 2 in Area
- 1.3.19. Pitchoff North 1 in Cliff
- 1.3.20. Spanky's Wall 1 in Crag
- 1.3.21. King Wall 1 in Crag
Little Falls 43 in Crag
- 1.4.1. The Dihedrals 3 in Area
- 1.4.2. Moss Island 40 in Area
West Point 113 in Crag
- 1.5.1. Upper Flirtie Crag 11 in Area
- 1.5.2. Middle Flirtie Crag 0 in Area
- 1.5.3. Lower Flirtie Crag 21 in Area
- 1.5.4. MP Wall 0 in Area
- 1.5.5. Dean's Wall 0 in Area
- 1.5.6. Hog's Wall 0 in Area
- 1.5.7. South Dock Slab 7 in Area
- 1.5.8. Poison Ivy Wall 68 in Cliff
- 1.5.9. EURO WALL.....AKA AS SLANTED GULLY 6 in Area
Catskills 15 in Crag
- 1.6.1. Kaaterskill Clove 7 in Area
- 1.6.2. Plattekill Close 1 in Area
- 1.6.3. Stoney Clove 7 in Area
- 1.6.4. Deep Notch 0 in Area
- 1.7. Armonk Cliffs 1 in Crag
- 1.8. East Marion 6 in Boulder
- 1.9. Random 0 in Crag
- 1.1. Shawangunks 1706 in Crag
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- Description:
The Gunks (short for Shawangunks) is one of the premier climbing areas in the country. Located near New Paltz, NY, the Gunks is about 85 miles from the NYC metropolitan area, making it a popular weekend destination. The rock is quartz conglomerate, solid rock with horizontal rather than vertical cracks. Climbing at the Gunks is characterized by roofs, jugs, traverses, big air, and sometimes "sporty" pro. The Gunks is famous for great one-to-three-pitch climbs of all levels of difficulty. You'll find some of the best easy and moderate trad climbs in the country at the Gunks. There are a few bolted climbs at the Gunks, but no sport climbs.
The ratings at the Gunks are stiff; beware of a climb with a "+" at the end of its rating. Climbs like Thin Slabs / Thin Slabs Direct (5.7+), Something Interesting (5.7+), Modern Times (5.8+), Broken Sling (5.8+), Le Teton (5.9+), and Coexistence (5.10+) will seem like sandbags to many climbers. Climbing overhanging rock, even with jugs, requires endurance and commitment. Most climbers new to the Gunks drop down a few grades in their first leads to get a feel for the rock, the ratings, and to learn how to place pro in the horizontal cracks.
The best time to climb at the Gunks is during the fall: September and October are the prime climbing season. Mid-October brings the fall colors to the area, and climbers will have to vie with "leaf peepers" for restaurants and places to stay in New Paltz. Climbing in the spring is also popular, but tends to be wetter and more buggy. Summer is hot and humid (don't miss the swimming hole), and winter offers a few climbable days. New Paltz weather forecast
The Gunks is one of the oldest climbing areas in the country. Fritz Wiessner first climbed at the Gunks in 1935, and he and Hans Kraus put up many classic routes in the 1940s. High Exposure, established in 1941, remains one of the most exposed and exciting 5.6 routes any climber will ever do, and should be on every visiting climber's tick list.
Most of the Gunks is part of the Mohonk Preserve, a land trust dedicated to preserving and protecting the northern Shawangunk Ridge. Climbers must pay a $17 daily fee to climb at the Gunks, or else buy an annual pass for $90 (amounts as of 2011). Stop at the Visitor's Center, on Rt. 44/55 just below the cliffs, for more information.
- Access Issues:
The main cliffs at the Gunks are The Trapps and The Near Trapps. The Trapps is several miles long, and ranges in height from 30' to over 250'. A convenient gravel carriage road traverses under the cliff for its entire length, and designated access trails climb from the carriage road through the talus to the cliff. Access to most climbs at the Trapps involves hiking along the carriage road for 5 minutes to a half hour, followed by a short hike up to the rock. Some of the climbs on the left end of the Trapps start right off the carriage road. Parking exists at the Mohonk Preserve and day passes are required for entry.
The Nears is also a popular destination, with climbs ranging in height from 30' to 200'. While not as extensive as The Trapps, the Nears offers many excellent routes with short approaches. The near (north) end is most popular, but there are good climbs farther down the cliff as well.
Around 2000, the Mohonk Preserve installed around 40 two-bolt belays spread out among routes in the Trapps, Nears, and Lost City. There is one dedicated rappel line, just north of High E, which can be rappelled with one 50m rope.
Millbrook is more remote and offers adventurous climbing for those wanting to get off the beaten path. This area is frequented more by Gunks locals than first-time visiting climbers. The approach is roughly an hour along pleasant rambling trails, and Westward Ha! is worth the walk!
Sky Top has many classic routes, and was closed for over ten years by the landowner (the Mohonk Mountain House, an exclusive and expensive resort). As of April 2007 climbing is LEGAL at Sky Top once again - IF, and only if, you are there as a client of their only approved guide service, Alpine Endeavors.
Peterskill, in Minnewaska State Park, is another popular Gunks climbing destination, offering single-pitch climbs, top-roping, and bouldering. Follow directions to The Trapps and continue on Rt. 44/55 for about a mile past the steel bridge to get to the park entrance. A separate admission fee is charged.
Other Gunks climbing areas, such as ?? and Bonticou, are under-documented by local tradition. Climbing here is by word of mouth; go with a Gunks local or perhaps get information at Rock & Snow, the local climbing shop in New Paltz.
- Approach:
By Plane
The out-of-state climber may want to fly into Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), La Guardia Airport (LGA), or Stewart International Airport (SWF), rent a car, and drive to New Paltz.
Newark Liberty to New Paltz: 97 miles, 1 hour and 39 minutes. Directions from Newark Liberty Airport to New Paltz Hostel
La Guardia to New Paltz: 87 miles, 1 hour and 38 minutes. Directions from La Guardia Airport to New Paltz Hostel
Stewart International Airport is the closest commercial airport to the Gunks. The airport is a quiet regional hub; you rarely have to wait in line, and you can arrive at the airport less than an hour before your flight. Connections to and from here may be limited, however.
Stewart International to New Paltz: 22 miles, 28 minutes. Directions from Stewart International Airport to New Paltz Hostel
More on arranging transportation: Getting around
By Car
To get to New Paltz: take the New York State Thruway (Interstate 87) to exit 18 (New Paltz/Poughkeepsie). Pass the toll booth and go to the first traffic light. Turn left at the light onto Rt. 299 West. Follow 299 several miles into New Paltz, where it becomes Main St.
To get to the Gunks from New Paltz: continue on Rt. 299 for 7 miles until it intersects with Rt. 44/55 (The Brauhaus, Bistro and EMS are at this intersection). Turn right and continue about 1.5 miles up the hill to reach the Mohonk Preserve Visitor's Center. Stop here for maps, information, and to buy daily or annual passes (you can also get passes from the rangers on the carriage road). The Warwarsing parking area, which provides convenient access for climbs on the right side of the Trapps, lies just beyond the Visitor's Center. The West Trapps parking area, used to access the left side of the Trapps and the Near Trapps, lies up the hill, beyond the big hairpin turn, just past a steel bridge. There are also parking areas at the hairpin turn, and at the top of the hill just before the steel bridge, but these are posted as 30-minute parking only (may or may not be often enforced by the local or state police, depending on season and mood).
By Bus
Trailways has a bus terminal in New Paltz, right next to the New Paltz Hostel, but it's most convenient to have a car to get to the cliffs. 139 Main St. New Paltz, NY 12561 800-776-7548
- Where To Stay:
HOSTELS and MOTELS
New Paltz Hostel is located near downtown and right next to the bus station. A variety of accommodations is available for $30/person/night. Free internet access and a shared kitchen are part of the amenities. Reservations recommended for weekends. Off-street parking is available. 145 Main Street New Paltz, NY 12561 845-255-6676
87 Motel is the cheapest motel in New Paltz. Older, on the edge of town, it is suitable for the budget-minded climber. 403 Main Street New Paltz, NY 12561 Local - 845-255-9220 Toll free - 800-879-8787
Super 8 of New Paltz tripadvisor.com rates Super 8 as the best motel in New Paltz. 7 Terwilliger Ln. New Paltz, NY 12561 845-255-8865
Rodeway Inn and Suites People seem to like the suites, but it has gotten mixed reviews. 601 Main Street New Paltz, NY 12561 845-883-7373
Econo Lodge gets bad reviews from tripadvisor.com 530 Main St. New Paltz, NY 12561 Local - 845-255-6200 Toll free - 800-424-4777
Bed and Breakfasts are available if you want a more 'romantic' getaway, or just space to lounge around in. B&Bs start around $100+/night (call around) per couple for lodging and breakfast. Because the Culinary Institute is nearby, most B&B breakfasts are quite a feast! Given that even the econo-lodges are $80/night and up without food, B&Bs can be a reasonable option, especially for cooler days when the sun sets early.
Mohonk Mountain House is great if you've just won the millionaire lottery!
NY State DEC Multi-Use Area®ion=New%20Paltz%20Region is located on Route 299 just a half-mile from Rt 44/55 in Gardiner. Camping is free, but there are no amenities or reservations. Get here early during the busy season. For more info, contact DEC Regional OfficeBold Text South Putt Corners Road New Paltz, NY 12561 845-256-3024
2011 update: ATTENTION SHANGUNK MULTIPLE USE AREA CAMPERS Due to continued impact on public health, safety and environmental resources at the Shawangunk Multiple Use Area, the number of designated campsites is being reduced to 9.
All designated camp sites will be on the south side of the road and large enough to accommodate the legal limit of up to 9 campers per site. Groups are encouraged to share campsites in order to allow the maximum number of 81 campers.
Parking will only be allowed in the main parking lot on the south side of the road, the same side of the road as camping. The parking lot on the north side of the road will be blocked off to prevent the public (campers) from parking there and crossing the road to camp. Parking along the shoulder of route 299 will be prohibited to limit traffic/pedestrian issues.
Any questions should be directed to Jeffrey Wiegert at (845) 256-3084
Trapps Camp (aka Camp Slime)®ion=New%20Paltz%20Region: Located in the Mohonk Preserve, near the steel bridge. It's a bare-bones site in the woods with a depressing quality; recommended only to climbers on a severely limited budget. Contact the Mohonk Preserve for more info.
Yogi Bear's is an RV-style family campground in Gardiner, at 50 Bevier Rd.
Creek View in Rosendale, ~7 miles from New Paltz, has flat, grassy tent sites with picnic tables, showers, and there is plenty of hot water for dishes. The owner, Bill, makes it a point to enforce quiet hours (11pm to 7am). Other privately owned campgrounds are charging 3x what Bill charges. He also has full hookups for those with RVs or just wanting some electricity. His monthly rate is the best in the area, by far.
- Ethic:
Due to the abundance of horizontal cracks and the limited number of vertical cracks, most Gunks routes have "PG" protection: adequate but not great, although many gear ratings were applied before small cams were invented. The horizontal cracks are great for small Tricams: the pink and red are especially useful. Small-to-medium cams with flexible shafts also work well. Climbs rarely need pro larger than 3". Hexes are not often carried, but sometimes work well.
Fixed pro is sometimes available, but many of the pins are "old and rusted and shouldn't be trusted". Bring a screamer or two for the questionable pin or bolt.
A "Standard Rack" for the Gunks:
a set of micronuts (RPs, HB offsets, BD micro stoppers) - very often useful for 5.10 and above. a set of wired nuts (#3-#13 BD Stoppers or equivalent) black, pink, red, and brown Tricams (some climbers double up on the smaller sizes) blue, green, yellow, gray, and red Aliens (or equivalent) #.75, #1, #2, and #3 Camalots (or equivalent) 10-12 extendable runners (24" sewn slings) 1 or 2 long runners (48" sewn slings or rabbit runners) A Yates Screamer
Additional gear that is useful on some climbs:
extra cams in the .5" to 2" range - very useful for new Gunks leaders a very small cam (black Alien or equivalent) a large cam (#4 Camalot or equivalent) a set of Trango Ball Nutz (#1, #2, #3). There are several 'new' moderate routes in the Nears, put up by Dick Williams and partners, which rely heavily on Ball Nutz for protection; caveat emptor. larger Tricams (purple #2, black #2.5) medium-sized hexes (BD #6-#8)
The amount of gear that you carry will depend on the climb, your experience, ability, and familiarity with the route and with the Gunks. If you're new to the Gunks, err on the side of taking a little more gear rather than a little less.
Many routes can be climbed and rappelled with a single 60m rope. Double ropes can be handy, however, with the traverses, wandering pro, and roofs encountered on the typical Gunks climb, and come in handy to descend in fewer rappels.
Many popular routes have bolted rap stations, but sometimes trees are used for rap anchors. Bring some webbing along in case you need to beef up a sling anchor on a tree.
Two-way radios can be useful for communicating past the big roofs often encountered on Gunks climbs. High Exposure, Disneyland, and especially Shockley's Ceiling are routes where radios can be much more effective than shouting.
1.1.1. The Trapps 953 routes in Area
- Summary:
Unknown, Boulder and other styles
Long/Lat: -74.180876, 41.746009
1.1.2. The Near Trapps 219 routes in Area
- Summary:
Mostly Unknown
Long/Lat: -74.197759, 41.734467
1.1.3. Millbrook Mountain 105 routes in Area
- Summary:
Mostly Unknown
Long/Lat: -74.226462, 41.707834
1.1.4. Sky Top 347 routes in Area
- Summary:
Mostly Unknown
Long/Lat: -74.154012, 41.764755
1.1.5. Lost City 12 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Unknown
1.1.6. Bonticou 2 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Unknown
1.1.7. New Paltz 2 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Unknown
1.1.8. Hemlock Rock 2 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Unknown
1.1.9. Peterskill 64 routes in Area
- Summary:
Unknown, Boulder and Top Rope
Long/Lat: -74.215805, 41.739644
1.2. New York City 102 routes in Crag
- Summary:
Mostly Boulder
Long/Lat: -74.030223, 40.742044
1.2.1. Central Park 75 routes in Area
- Summary:
Mostly Boulder
Long/Lat: -73.965644, 40.782800
- History:
While the history of the park is well documented, the history of climbing activity in the park is not. There are no formal annals of ascent. Information as such is so vague and informal, with these qualities reaching far back into the shrouded recess of the unremembered past, that the concept of a first ascent is questionable at best and commonly considered absurd by most locals. It is important to keep in mind that since the time of the Golden Age of Alpinism, thousands of climbers have visited Central Park; including such notables as George Mallory, John Gill and Lynn Hill. In the 60s, Art Gran, Jim McCarthy and other "Vulgarians" from the Gunks made several forays into Central Park. Consequently, the entrenched attitude is, "Everything has probably been done already." (Nick Falacci, 2003)
1.2.2. Central Park West Outcrops 4 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Boulder
1.2.3. Mannor Park 6 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Boulder
Long/Lat: -74.126353, 40.588506
1.2.4. New Roc City 0 routes in Area
1.2.5. Fort Tryon Park 17 routes in Area
- Summary:
Mostly Boulder
Long/Lat: -73.932440, 40.862843
- Description:
Access to Fort Tryon Park can be easily done by bike, car or train. Parking is available around the Cloisters museum . Once out, head north into the park walking along the Margaret Corbin Drive until you reach a rightward trending bridge. Take the obvious path on the east side heading down before crossing the bridge. Life is beautiful boulder is on the corner next to the tunnel.
- Access Issues:
NYC laws state top rope is not allowed in city limits
- Approach:
The A train to 190th St.or Dyckman St. is the easiest way to get here
1.3. Adirondacks 498 routes in Crag
- Summary:
Trad, Unknown and other styles
Long/Lat: -74.381490, 43.911773
- Unique Features And Strengths:
Huge state park with lots of rock, from easily approachable to back country.
- Description:
Adirondack state park is the largest state in the contiguous 48 states, and covers some 6.1 million acres of land in north-eastern New York state. There is climbing scattered throughout the park, but the concentration is greatest in the north-east centered around Keene.
The guidebook for the area is Adirondack Rock: A Rock Climber's Guide by Jim Lawyer and Jeremy Haas. This is an excellent and exhaustive guide to the climbing in the park. They also supply excellent ongoing support on their website, http://www.adirondackrock.com/ . Along with errata, they supply PDFs of the topos for most of the larger cliffs so you don't have to photocopy or rip-out the topos for the multi-pitch climbs, as well as updates on new development (e.g. some 145 routes on 15 cliffs in the Silver Lake and Potter mountain areas).
- Approach:
Varies from cliff to cliff and crag to crag. At the short end, e.g. "Chapel Pond Slab" it is about a minute -- and most people rack up at their car. At the long end, with some of the back-country cliffs, you would be looking at several hours to a day for the approach. And, some cliffs have water approaches.
- Where To Stay:
Camping in the park is one option -- groups of up to 10 people can camp anywhere as long as it is more than 150ft from a road, water path, or trail. Camping is allowed up to 3 days without a permit, and no more than 2 weeks at any one location even with a permit (available by phone from the Forest Ranger Office.)
There are, also, numerous small towns throughout the park, and this is holiday and cottage country. So, there are also numerous hotels and motels at various levels of fancy -- especially in the Lake Placid area -- as well as cottage rentals around.
1.3.1. Keene 244 routes in Area
- Summary:
Mostly Trad
Long/Lat: -73.752319, 44.142373
1.3.2. Cascade Pass 43 routes in Area
- Summary:
Mostly Trad
Long/Lat: -73.855835, 44.238853
- Description:
route 73 between Keene and Lake Placid
1.3.3. Avalanche Pass 2 routes in Area
- Summary:
Ice and Unknown
1.3.4. Gothics 5 routes in Cliff
- Summary:
Trad and Sport
- Description:
The Gothics is a peak of about 4800' in the High Peaks area of the Adirondack park. There are three main climbing zones up Gothics -- the North Face, a 1200' slab, the south face -- about 600' of slab, and the Rainbow Slide on the east face. The approaches tend to be fairly long and involved, and the routes fairly serious for their grade.
The Gothics peak on google maps: http://maps.google.ca/?ll=44.127367,-73.85366&spn=0.026831,0.066047&t=p&z=15
1.3.5. Wallface 1 route in Area
- Summary:
All Alpine
1.3.6. Roger's Rock 4 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Unknown
1.3.7. Poke-O-Moonshine 142 routes in Crag
- Summary:
Mostly Unknown
Long/Lat: -73.503250, 44.396753
- Unique Features And Strengths:
Lots of good, longish, routes with easy approaches.
- Description:
Poke-O Moonshine is a mountain in the north-east of the Adirondack park. It has a number of cliffs on it, though the main climbing is on the east face of the mountain, the (up to) 400' "Main Face", the south face is less steep, with the 500' Poke-O Moonshine Slab. There are various other cliffs above the main face, and upwards towards the peak.
- Access Issues:
Most of the cliffs are on state land, but the land between the Main Face and the highway, as well as much of the northern section of the Main Face are on private land. For this, park at the campground, pay the fee ($1.00 as of 2007) and follow the trails from there.
- Approach:
10-25 minutes, generally easy.
Usually park at the campground and take the trails from there, but the slab would be approached from farther south on US 9.
- Where To Stay:
Poke-O Moonshine Campground. It is right there.
1.3.8. baker mtn 3 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Unknown
1.3.9. Mekenzie Pond Boulders 20 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Boulder
1.3.10. Pharoah Mountain 1 route in Area
- Summary:
All Ice
1.3.11. Notch Mountain Slab 3 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Unknown
1.3.12. Crane Mountain 10 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Unknown
- Description:
Located off the beaten track (a.k.a. The Northway), Crane Mountain is a popular hiking destination that is also dotted with cliffs, crags, and boulders. Some of these areas are minutes from the trailhead, others lie two hour's strenuous and uncertain bushwhacking to reach. The Boulderwoods are the most convenient and popular locale, and with about a hundred problems recorded, provide plenty of entertainment for boulderers. The Measles Walls lie fifteen mintues east of the trailhead. This collection of short crags has the only cluster of sport routes, along with a few trad lines. It isn't a major destination, but when time is limited or the weather too cold for long routes, these fill the void. Continuing east, several small crags lie along height of land. These have seen recent development, and now hold some excellent short routes, as well as longer, alpine-style meandering lines. The eastern path ends at the Black Arches Wall, where some of the best climbing on Crane Mountain can be found. Following the hiker's trail north toward the summit, climbers will find crags like Tablerock Corner and the Viewpoint Slab to pass some time; or they can head directly to the top for any of dozens of great routes there. With the publishing of the new guidebook, Adirondack Rock, a few of these climbing areas are now visited frequently. Still, none of the crags is ever crowded.
1.3.13. Huckleberry Mountain 0 routes in Area
1.3.14. Shanty Cliffs 0 routes in Area
1.3.15. Buck Mountain 0 routes in Area
1.3.16. Eagle Falls 1 route in Cliff
- Summary:
All Sport
Long/Lat: -75.195439, 43.904497
- Description:
Beautiful crag 40 minutes east of Lowville, NY. Easy access with a 10 minute approach. 40 routes overlooking a raging stream with several waterfalls.
- Approach:
Parking lot 10 minutes south of Soft Maple Reservoir 40 minutes west of Lowville on Beaver River Road
- Descent Notes:
Cross under a large pipe across from parking lot. You will go down a set of wooden stairs and then cross the river... rock hop in low water season. Hidden plank upstream in high water season
- History:
Thorough beta available in the Adirondack Rock guide book.
1.3.17. Old Forge Region 14 routes in Area
- Summary:
Boulder and Trad
Long/Lat: -74.963308, 43.730145
1.3.18. High Peaks Wilderness 2 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Trad
1.3.19. Pitchoff North 1 route in Cliff
- Summary:
All Ice
Long/Lat: -73.874888, 44.246684
- Description:
Some of the best moderate ice climbing in the Adirondack Park can be found in this fairly remote area. There are more climbs than there are parking spaces. The northern exposure and higher elevation ensures that NFOP comes in early and stays climbable late in the season. It can be cold and windy, especially early in the season. The climbs are mostly single pitch NEI 4 or long multi pitch NEI 3 to 3+.
- Approach:
NFOP can be reached from the Jackrabbit ski trail. Take the 'Old Mountain Road" off Rt 73 just north of Mt Van Ho on the right heading towards Lake Placid. This is a dirt road and 4WD is advisable, especially late in the season when the road turns into a mudfest in the afternoon. There is room to park about 6 or 7 cars at the end of the road. Parties arriving with multiple vehicles should try and park at the base of Old Mountain Road and carpool the rest of the way to keep as many spots open as possible. The Jackrabbit Trail begins at the parking area. You MUST wear skis or snowshoes on the Jackrabbit Trail when it is skiable (8 inches of snow or more). The Rangers have been known to stake out the parking lot at the end of the day and ticket climbers who "bareboot" the Jackrabbit Trail. The climbs are visible from the trail, the approach is 30-45 minutes depending where you climb.
1.3.20. Spanky's Wall 1 route in Crag
- Summary:
All Sport
1.3.21. King Wall 1 route in Crag
- Summary:
All Sport
1.4. Little Falls 43 routes in Crag
- Summary:
Unknown, Top Rope and Trad
Long/Lat: -74.840080, 43.034250
- Description:
1.4.1. The Dihedrals 3 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Unknown
Long/Lat: -74.832131, 43.035718
1.4.2. Moss Island 40 routes in Area
- Summary:
Unknown, Top Rope and Trad
Long/Lat: -74.847698, 43.039530
1.5. West Point 113 routes in Crag
- Summary:
Mostly Unknown
Long/Lat: -73.959692, 41.377857
1.5.1. Upper Flirtie Crag 11 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Unknown
1.5.2. Middle Flirtie Crag 0 routes in Area
1.5.3. Lower Flirtie Crag 21 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Unknown
1.5.4. MP Wall 0 routes in Area
1.5.5. Dean's Wall 0 routes in Area
1.5.6. Hog's Wall 0 routes in Area
1.5.7. South Dock Slab 7 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Unknown
1.5.8. Poison Ivy Wall 68 routes in Cliff
- Summary:
Mostly Unknown
Long/Lat: -73.959596, 41.377467
- Description:
sport routes. bolted.
- Approach:
1/4 mile on road left onto railroad tracks (under one mile walk on tracks) cliffs on left, routes marked in white paint on wall.
parking is now limited (as of May 1, 2014 the $5 option at the tracks has been terminated) to the streets above access road. recommend parking near mcdonalds, in west point city, (do not park at mcdonalds, people have been "chased" out before) and hiking down the road to the boat ramp, take left on railroad tracks and continue under one mile to location.
1.5.9. EURO WALL.....AKA AS SLANTED GULLY 6 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Unknown
1.6. Catskills 15 routes in Crag
- Summary:
Mostly Ice
1.6.1. Kaaterskill Clove 7 routes in Area
- Summary:
Mostly Ice
1.6.2. Plattekill Close 1 route in Area
- Summary:
All Ice
1.6.3. Stoney Clove 7 routes in Area
- Summary:
All Ice
1.6.4. Deep Notch 0 routes in Area
1.7. Armonk Cliffs 1 route in Crag
- Summary:
All Unknown
Long/Lat: -73.694926, 41.143117
1.8. East Marion 6 routes in Boulder
- Summary:
All Boulder
Long/Lat: -72.353370, 41.139715
- Description:
There are a few quality boulders located on the East Marion beach that are very secluded. Since it is on the beach, be wary of the tidal charts as well as weather conditions which tend to be windy.
- Approach:
Take the Main Road (Route 25) through the North Fork of Long Island into East Marion. When you arrive, take Rocky Point Road north all the way to the shore. You will see a small parking lot (requiring a parking permit) with a long set of stairs that go down to the beach. The boulders are at the left corner and larger boulders exist around that corner.
- History:
Bored, with no good routes nearby, people have made use of the few boulders in the eastern Long Island area.


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In language every amateur player can understand, card expert John Scarne provides instruction for playing dozens of card games — from Gin Rummy, Canasta, and Stud Poker to Faro, Red Dog, and Chemin de Fer. Besides the official rules and tables of probabilities and percentages, the book also contains some 60 pages of information on how to detect cheating. "You won't find anywhere a more detailed, exact and sound book on any of the subjects here covered, nor better advice on what to do and what not to do if you like to play cards for money." — San Francisco Chronicle.
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My third child was born with seveal CHDs and required surgery when he was 7 days old (last year).
My 2nd cousin (on my mother's side) was born with TGA and had surgery when was 2 months old (this was almost 30 years ago).
We just learned that my husband's cousin (on his mother's side) just gave birth to twins, one with a VSD. They are hoping it will close on its own.
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A proposed Kroger Marketplace store has cleared its first hurdle to be built on the site of the vacant Dolly Madison Plant at 3060 National Road.
The Columbus City Plan Commission has approved recommending rezoning the property from industrial to commercial, to allow a grocery store to be built there.
Columbus City Council will consider the rezoning at its June 3 meeting.
Rezoning is an important hurdle for the project as grocery stores cannot locate on sites that are zoned industrial, according to Kroger's rezoning request.
The grocer is planning a $20 million capital investment to purchase and develop the vacant plant site for the Marketplace store, said John Elliott, public affairs manager for the Kroger Co. Central Division. The Columbus development is targeted for construction to begin in early 2015.
"A Marketplace store will have 325 to 350 jobs, depending on the ratio of part-time to full-time employees," Elliott said, compared with the store's current 151 employees.
Mark Salma, of the Kroger Co. Central Division Real Estate office in Indianapolis, said the company is looking forward to continuing its very long history of serving the Columbus community. "Our interest is in maximizing what we are able to offer to our existing customers here," Salma said.
The Kroger located at 3110 N. National Road will close when the new store opens. The current Kroger is about 56,000 square feet compared to the proposed Marketplace version, which is nearly 130,000 square feet.
Kroger has about 94 Marketplace stores nationally, including two in Fort Wayne.
Salma said Kroger conducted a marketing study of the area and has been negotiating with the current Dolly Madison property owners for about a year on the purchase.
As part of the purchase agreement, Kroger has 60 days to work through the approval process with the city and residents to come up with a satisfactory proposal for the Marketplace store.
Kroger is paying for a traffic impact study, which indicates about a 5 percent increase in volume during peak hours that are typically from 6 to 10 a.m. and
3 to 7 p.m. The city's engineering office recommended the study to determine how much additional traffic will travel through the National Road and Central Avenue intersection near where the Marketplace will be built.
The company also has finished the first phase of an environmental site assessment and has completed sampling for a second phase.
Environmental testing is often done prior to the purchase of a large industrial or commercial property to determine if the site has environmental contamination.
A phase one assessment is a preliminary test and is often followed by a second phase of more intensive testing, including collecting and analyzing soil, groundwater, surface water and sediment.
"We don't have reason to believe that there are any dramatic environmental issues coming our way," Salma said.
Salma said the Marketplace will have all of the features of a traditional Kroger, including a pharmacy with drive-thru.
"In addition to the service departments and specialty offerings that a contemporary Kroger store would have, you'd see service departments that are quite a bit larger," Salma said.
The Marketplace concept also features components not found in traditional stores, such as a cafe, Baby World, bed and bath, gourmet cheese, home fashion and toy departments, Elliott said.
Salma said the store will probably include a Fred Meyer Jewelers store, a concept incorporated after Kroger took over that West Coast supermarket chain in 1999.
Kroger does not own its current location, but will maintain control of the lease for a time.
Elliott said the existing store space will eventually revert to the owner, listed in county property records as Col-Ind Realty of Englewood, New Jersey.
The adjacent Kroger Fuel Center will remain at 2822 Central Ave., which the company owns, he said.


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