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We were a party of five and Stacey was our waitress. This was our first time. We had a wonderful time. Food was terrific, service was excellent. Enjoyable, no rush, and great ambiance. Highly recommend it and would definitely go hear again. What an excellent find.
Great food, amazing atmosphere, lively music. A favorite place. Brian is a great server, ask for him.
My wife was somewhat disappointed with her lunch, the server Christina and the manager were extremely understanding and responded appropriately. This restaurant has our business forever. Very classy and very responsive. And the way my lunch was excellent.
Loved the food, and the wonderful beach. Had Fried Green Tomatoes, Shrimp Creole, Delicious cheese cake with strawberries. The service was super.
Tony picked us up promptly and was a true professional and funny throughout our shuttle trip. Tim provided excellent service at the outside bar for everyone. There was 14 of us dining and the service and food was excellent. We had such a great time that we've scheduled the shuttle again. Thank you for having this shuttle service
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My husband and I attended our first Supper Club Dinner on August 29. The food was absolutely delicious and the service was outstanding. We have dined at Eaton Beach before and have always enjoyed it. This was our first Supper Club experience and will not be our last. We look forward to the next one. Thank you for a wonderful dining experience.
First time with party of ten! Great service and great food! great server Chelsea! will go back again next time in the area!
First time there. Food was superb, especially the prime rib. Would like to see prime rib on menu maybe as a Friday and/or Saturday night special.All the other food was excellent also. The four of us will highly recommend you. Service was excellent also and our server Ross was very attentive. We will definite be back. Also, food for thought---why not do a Fathers Day Buffet
Was Surprisingly amazing! Did not expect that every dish my family ordered would be so good!will be back!
We were visiting in Ocala and searched online for a Mother's Day Brunch location when we found Eaton's. We couldn't have been more pleased with our choice!! The Food, Service, Location and Atmosphere were all excellent!!. We are from the Jacksonville area and are jealous that you aren't located in our neck of the woods. But...We will be back!!
It's our go to place for treating out of town visitors. Great menu with something for everyone. We're always pleased.
We had a rehearsal dinner for my son with about 40 people on Friday night. I can't say enough good things about the service and the food. First I want to mention Arman, who put all this together for my family. He met with us several weeks before the event and helped us in making a decision on what we wanted to serve our guests for dinner. Throughout the entire evening of our rehearsal dinner he was right there to make sure everything went well. Our servers Jo and Kimmie were the absolute best. They were always on top of things whether it was making sure there was always food out for the guests, making sure everyone had drinks or keeping things clean. We had family here from Texas and they just raved about the whole experience at Eaton's Beach. Some of our guests were from Ocala and Gainsville and said they would definitely be back. The food was AMAZING!!!! From Shrimp & grits to the pork, chicken tenders, Mac and cheese and rolls were all to die for. The fish dip is so INCREDIBLE! One of my favorite things. A great fun atmosphere and a beautiful beach. If you are looking for a place to hold a special event like we did, I would most definitely recommend Eaton's Beach. Great job everyone that helped make our dinner the best experience ever!!!!
I've lived in Ocala for two years and just discovered this amazing place for my 50th bday on Saturday. Excellent food, drinks, atmosphere and lively music in the Sandbar added to my awesome experience. Can't wait to go back!
We are from Tampa, but know Chef DelRio, so we decided to make Eaton Beach one of our one-day weekend trips. Our waiter was James. Very nice young man. Both the food and the service was excellent. We enjoyed visiting with Chef DelRio and it was nice of him to come out to our table. The Sunruse cake was delicious!
We did a slingshot motorcycle meetup there for lunch. The pastrami was amazing, equally the 3 cheese macaroni sausage! We will be back!
Beautiful Beach Wedding!!! We keep hearing from our guests how wonderful the food and service were that day. Me and my husband would have to agree. Arman and Chef Dave are the best!
Have been here several times now with friends. Meals have always been well prepared no matter how busy the restaurant can get. Tried the red fish dinner last visit, since I had never eaten red fish. It was absolute perfection! Also, our waiter, James (red hair) was excellent.
My daughter came to visit from North Carolina. They saw the sign on 441 and brought me there for Fathers Day. Best seafood ever, service fantastic, will be back very often.
What a great stop. Friends of ours told us about the place and we couldn't wait to go. Can't wait to bring back friends and show them. Food was spot on and the service was fabulous too. Can't wait to go back.
The Best place ever! Everything I Give 10 stars!
We just enjoyed a wonderful anniversary dinner. This was our first unplanned visit to your wonderful establishment and guarantee will not be our last. We have driven by your sign on highway 25 several times and tonight as we were headed elsewhere we decided to follow your signs. What a wonderful surprise. Our meals and waiter, Roman, were amazing! We will be bringing our friends. Thank you Roman for a great anniversary!
Was great! I loved everything. The service was awesome and I'm definitely coming back. Stacy is a great waitress always on top of things. The peel and eat shrimp. The Bayou Pasta. The sunset orange cake to die for, never eaten anything like it.
we were two couples for lunch on oct.27.we all enjoyed our lunch,excellent service,waitress whitney ,excellent service,made meal very enjoyable.can"t beat the water view,even though it was a gloomy day.
My husband and I are not into Louisana / cajun seasoning ... but he insists that it is a great restaurant and wants to take all of our friends and out of town guests !... He loves shrimp and I've told him to ask for un-seasoned shrimp .... which he finally did. Perfect flavor, he said.
Servers here are terrific . The view is fantastic ... If we can't have the ocean, we can have this big beautiful lake ..... THANKS so much for caring about your customers.
This was our first time here. The meal was very, very, very good and our waitress was exceptional, Terri. The drink prices were high and maybe you should consider 2 for 1. I definitely would recommend you to all I know.
This is the BEST place! Food is amazing, staff is wonderful and the view is unbelievable! We started in the Sandbar and enjoyed some great live music and then went up to the main dinning room and had the best meal ever!
Today was my first visit but it won't be my last. Our server, Courtney, was excellent. She was very committed to making our visit a very positive experience. She explained various menu items and even offered a taste to insure we wouldn't be disappointed with what we ordered. I had never eaten fried green tomatoes...and they were delicious. Everything was perfect...the restaurant, the service and the food. So glad I came!
Attended your chef's cooking class today. He made the best paella I ever had. Everything was wonderful, all the service was the best, can't wait to attend another class. Thank you all.
We went with our friends for the very first time. Everything was amazing, from our delicious mohitos to the wings and beyond. We definitely be back to try downstairs for oysters, crab, and other items atntheir tikki bar !!! Yeah, its good eats there !
I brought a group of 16 women last week. All seemed happy with their choices. The service was good, took a little time, but we were a bigger group. Thanks for the relaxing time!
While visiting my in-laws the past couple times, we had dinner on three occasions . Each time was excellent and the pecan pie is truly amazing along with the view. I visited with the owner about the lake and alligator possible encounters when swimming. He said he raised his family there and they enjoyed all lake activities without fear of attack. I decided to spend an afternoon there on the beach to drink and swim. It was so lovely and I did swim out by the buoys for about a half hour. It was wonderful, but I was reprimanded by some Villages residents, saying I had put myself in danger. I was not the least bit concerned and still am not. So don't forget to enjoy the beach and the bar and if you like to swim like I do, just go for it.
The fish poor boy sandwich is such a bargain, and the garlic fries are out of this world! We try to come here at least once a week.
Great service and atmosphere too! Never brought anyone else here that didn't think the same.
I attended Veterans Day breakfast with ten of my ROMEO bros from New Smyrna. We were expecting free pancakes. Instead got a full free breakfast in thanks for our service. We all greatly appreciate the food and all the thanks that accompanied it by all involved.
Excellent and tasty food, and the large menu had many interesting dishes to choose from. Stacey was our waitress. Too bad she didn't deliver the food, as my husband wanted Ketchup for his fries and we had to ask a passing waitress about getting some. Nonetheless, I found Stacey to be a very helpful and intuitive waitress. We sat on the outdoor deck because we wanted a good view of the lake. Once we were seated, we realized there was an obstructive bar just at the wrong height for us to enjoy that view. I propose you consider adding some high tables and comfortable stools/chairs so people of our height can see the lake more easily. Looking forward to our next visit to taste more items from your menu.
We came with my future daughter in laws parents. They are from out of state and this was the first time meeting them. The food and service was awesome as always. The beautiful sunset was an added feature.
We were a party of four; repeat customers. The food was delicious, as usual but Page made our dining experience superb! She was a delight! Fun personality combined with great service and attention to detail. It was a wonderful evening thanks to Page!
Food was awesome, service was great, called ahead for seating (good thing long wait) waited about 30 min, would have been over an hour and 15 min without calling, very busy tonight but food wait was normal. Order was correct and wife's Fillet was cooked perfect. Amazing what they've done to the place I used to go there and shoot pool over 45 years ago!! Can't wait to go back again
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Open face hot roast beef sandwich and mashed pototoes...COMFORT FOOD!!! Delicious...everything is great but that's my favorite. Even a simple dinner salad is yummy.
Not as fabulous as the old location, but still great fried chicken, rolls, and pie. The other food is excellent, too. But I always choose the same delicious chicken.
Will return02/20/2014
The food was really good. I will definitely come back again!
A group of 6 of my friends and I went here for lunch on a weekday. The customer service was excellent. The food prices were reasonable. Our food came out fairly quickly. Overall all my friends were satisfied. I had the Pueblo Burger. It was good but I was expecting more. It's supposed to be "HOT". Maybe it's hot for non-Texas folks. The homemade chips that came with it were nothing special. I will go back.
Bad service12/22/2012
We went in and it felt like we were invisible to the hostess. We had to ask her if we could seat ourselves. Then after we sat down no one ever came to our table. They went to other peoples table that got there after us. We left and ate somewhere else. The hostess/ cashier seemed to not care or notice. It was very disappointing.
What's not to like!10/16/2011
This has been a favorite of mine since I moved to San Antone in 2002. I have taken friends here and grandchildren. It is always wonderful. The servers are always pleasant, courteous and efficient. Earl's has the very absolute best open-faced roast beef sandwich EVER. The coconut pie and coffee are always favorites. My grandson thinks the chocolate malts are the best too. Earl's has senior plates and daily specials and the cooking is excellent. What ever you choose will be a treat for your taste buds.
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I havn't been to Texas since 1968 but I am so happy to know that Earl Abel's Restaurant is still in operation! I worked there briefly in 1968 before my Military husband was deployed to Vietnam. I believe the World's Fair was just down the road and we did a bustling business. I absolutely loved working there. The people were great, the food was fantastic and it was about the nicest restaurant I had been to. I left employment abruptly when the Hostess brought me a party of 15 to wait on. I could bearly stand the smell of food because I was newly pregnant and was having morning sickness. All these years later I still have fond memories of working there and even remember the names of some of the other employees. Tonight I found my old name tag and a menu from 1968 which prompted me to google Earl Abel's. I have lived in California all these years - but I have never forgotten what a great place Earl Abel's was, and looks like still is. If I ever return to Texas, I will definitely put Earl Abels' on my route. Stay in business!!! Laurie Akin (Spangler) Woodland, CA.
Wonderful People & Excellent Food!12/03/2010
The staff at Earl Abel's are wonderful people that support their community and serve awesome home cooking!
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Thursday afternoon about 15 of my lady friends and I came in to have our monthly lunch with the Betty Ford Group. Erin was our server and she was fantastic. She described all the dishes we had questions about and helped us choose the perfect lunch entree. The food took a little longer than we had planned on, but Erin brought us out dinner rolls and crackers until our entrees were ready. We never had to ask for refills and she did not rush our lunch. Most of us were too full for dessert, but she recommended we take a slice of cake or pie home, which I was very excited about later that evening. We were each on our own separate tickets and Erin had no problems keeping us all separate and she had exact change for all of us. We have this luncheon almost every month and we would like to have Erin every time. She is by far the best waitress we have ever had!!!!! Thank you very much for such a perfect lunch and we will be back next month.
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When we got there, the place was about 1/3rd full, yet we had to wait a long time to get seated. The line was 8 deep before they even looked our way. After we were seated it was more of the same. Very slow to take our orders, bring our food out, bring condiments (which we eventually had to get up and get ourselves in full view of the host, who didn't even flinch), and to bring our bill. The server apologized at the end, after he had slacked during the whole meal. When we were paying, the manager rang us out while on the phone the whole time, even after we said we had a complaint. When we finally were able to speak with him, he was completely lax in his reponse, no apology no nothing. It was as if he didn't care whether or not we come again... so we won't.
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Why There Will Never Be A 'Light Type'
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I was once a Light-type desirer too, like many Pokémon fans out there. Having looked into the origins of the Psychic-, Fighting-, and Dark-types however, I have come to believe that there will never be a 'Light-type'; and that there really
be one.
First off, we must begin with the addition of the Dark-type in Generation II. It is effectively known that it was done specifically as a foil to the Psychic- and Ghost-types, which had been virtually invincible in Generation I.
However, many have since complained that Dark-types need a Light-type to balance the situation, along with Psychic (which, in most logic, would be effective against 'Light'). I once shared this view. Indeed, the Psychic-Dark relationship can appear rather one-sided and polarized;
one doesn't think of the third type which completes the triad.
In its original Japanese, the type which is given as 'Fighting' in English (and most translations) is 格闘 (かくとう) (
): which can be translated as approximately 'to fight', 'to grapple', 'to battle'. Thus, 'Fighting' is a fair translation; but how does that make it appropriate as the third member of the Psychic-Dark type trio I hear you ask? I'm getting to it.
In Japan, there is a very long, ancient history of samurai, the warrior class of feudal Japan. The martial arts of Japan, as well as war, battle, and fighting in general are typically associated with samurai; as are honor, nobility, chivalry, and righteous. Understanding where I'm going yet? If not, don't worry, I'll explain further.
In some sense, the Fighting-type can be considered a sort of 'Hero-type'.
The Dark-type, in Japan, is called 悪 (あく) (
): meaning literally 'evil' or 'wicked'. The Dark-type, therefore, could be dubbed a sort of 'Villain-type'. Get it yet?
The Psychic-type is a sort of mind-over-matter, magical, almost wizard-like type; the Fighting-type is a straight battling, martial-arts-wielding, hero-like type; the Dark-type is a brutal, unforgiving, shadowy, malicious, villain-like type. Psychic trumps Fighting because it's brain-over-brawn; Fighting trumps Dark because it's good beating evil; Dark trumps Psychic because it's underhanded tactics and chaos doing a number on restricted, calculated logic and reason. Dark beats Psychic almost the way that the Joker can outwit Batman in most cases, to use a non-Pokémon analogy: the Joker is ruthless, reckless, and completely insane, and thus, calm, calculating, intellectual Batman is unable to predict his moves. But Batman is also a bit of a powerhouse fighter, and so even though he can seldom predict the Joker's underhanded and vicious attacks, good wins against evil, and virtue triumphs over wickedness, etc., etc...
So, in short, there will never be a Light-type. Because there
already is one
. We just happen to call it the Fighting-type.
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A graduate of the Naval Academy, Mr. Eliot served aboard the light antiaircraft cruiser San Diego during World War II. As the ship's gunnery officer, he earned a Bronze Star for valor for outstanding performance of duty while directing fire against Japanese aircraft off Okinawa. The San Diego took part in 34 major conflicts in the Pacific, earning 18 battle stars.
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OSHA News Release – Region 2
U.S. Department of Labor
Region 2 News Release: 05- 1479-NEW (088)
Wed., Aug. 3, 2005
Contact: Kate Dugan
Phone: (215) 861-5101
PARSIPPANY, N.J. -- The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited Testrite Instrument Company, Newark, N.J., and proposed $185,600 in penalties, for alleged violations of safety and health standards. The company, which employs 135 workers, manufacturers display booth frames, tri-pods, and easels among other products.
According to Philip Peist, area director of OSHA's Parsippany office, the inspection found that Testrite failed to provide adequate guards on several different machines that exposed workers to amputations and other serious injuries. "The company was well aware of the requirements of the law, but continued to put their workers in jeopardy." said Peist. Three willful violations were issued with a proposed penalty of $144,000. Willful violations are those committed with an intentional disregard of or plain indifference to the requirements of the OSH act.
The agency issued 24 serious violations, with a penalty of $40,600, for exposing workers to crushing injuries between the elevator and shaft; additional machine guarding problems; blocked exit routes; lack of periodic inspections on equipment; improperly stored combustible gas tanks, and lack of personal protective equipment, such as eye protection and cut resistant gloves. A serious violation is issued when there is substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could occur.
OSHA's inspection also led to six other-than-serious violations, with a penalty of $1,000, for failing to: report four different mechanical power press injuries; provide employees with information on the respirator standards, and provide a selection of hearing protectors.
The company has 15 working days to contest the citations and proposed penalties before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission. The investigation was conducted by OSHA's Parsippany office, 299 Cherry Hill Rd., Suite 103, Parsippany, N.J. 07054, telephone (973) 263-1003.
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Hi Natalia. I have been learning HDR Photography and this was an attempt at rendering 3 photos together. I like the way it turned out. Thanks for your very kind words. Sharon
Nice composition and great picture!
Best regards,Sorin
You certainly got this one spot on, shaeurpb. Lovely image. The contrast is gorgeous.
Thank you both Sorin and Whoelius for your wonderful comments. I didn't know how the photos would turn out as it was such a foggy day. I am going to go to your galleries now and check out your photos. Once again, thank you for visiting and for say nice things about my photo. Have a great week both of you. Sharon
Very nicely processed HDR Sharon. I love the contrasts in the well saturated color range from warm to cool. Looks like you're well on your way to getting the hang of this. :)
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Thanks Tom. Coming from the One of the Kings of HDR that is very nice. Yes, I am having fun and am trying to read all kinds of books on the subject. Best to you, Sharon
Sharon you have a wonderful collection!!! These photos of the ocean are so beautiful...
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Thank you much Nenia for the great comments. You also have beautiful photos in your gallery. Best to you. Sharon
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Medalist Eun Jeong Seong made a rousing comeback from 4-down to win her match during Wednesday's first round of match play the 2014 U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links. The championship is being played at the Home Course in Dupont, Wash.
"That was so hard," said a relieved Seong following her victory over Samantha Gotcher, 19, of Clarksville, Tenn.
Seong, a 14-year-old from the Republic of Korea who was experiencing match play for the first time, quickly found herself 2-down through the first three holes. Gotcher, who qualified for the 2014 U.S. Women's Open, extended her advantage to 4 up at the turn of the 6,169-yard, par-72 course.
"She wasn't making putts on the front at all," said Gotcher, a sophomore at Middle Tennessee State University. "I was making putts but she wasn't. But on the back nine, the tables turned."
Once Seong's putter caught up with her booming drives, the match turned. She cut the deficit by one with an eagle at the par-5 10th and kept chipping away.
Gotcher carried a 1-up lead to the par-4 18th. After Gotcher's birdie attempt from off the back of the green trickled a few feet past the hole, Seong dropped her 30-foot putt to extend the match. Another birdie from 15 feet at the par-4 first completed Seong's hard-fought comeback.
"I played a woman who shot 10-under par, total," said Gotcher, who suffered a major back injury at the 2013 WAPL and only recently returned to competitive golf. "I was a lot more confident today, and even though I lost on the 19th hole, I proved to myself that I could take her to the 19th hole."
Seong will next face Grace Na, 21, of Alameda, Calif. Na, who recently finished her collegiate career at Pepperdine, advanced with a 19-hole win over Sydney Youngblood, 16, of Durant, Okla.
In another exciting comeback, local favorite Katie Lee, 18, of Silverdale, Wash., rallied from a 3-down deficit to upset 2014 USA Curtis Cup Team member Annie Park, 19, of Levittown, N.Y., by a 1-up margin.
"She made a couple of mistakes that I was able to capitalize on," said Lee, the younger sister of Erynne Lee, Park's Curtis Cup teammate.
With the match all-square, Lee and Park both faced long birdie putts at the 18th. Lee two-putted from 40 feet, but Park's 4-foot comebacker for par trickled long, handing the victory to Lee.
Lee was well aware of her opponent's championship pedigree. "I've watched her so many times, at the Curtis Cup and playing with my sister," said Lee, who will join her sister at UCLA in the fall but does not intend to play on the women's golf team. "I knew I was playing with Annie so I just thought, OK, try your best."
Lucy Li, the 11-year-old from Redwood Shores, Calif., who became the youngest qualifier in U.S. Women's Open history, fell in 19 holes to Alice Chen, 18, of Princeton, N.J.
"It was a battle back and forth all day," said Chen, who took the victory with a 7-foot birdie from the back of the green. "She really kept me on my toes all round. Every shot, you could expect her to be really close. She was going right at pins.
"She was a lot of fun to play with. She's only 11 and she already has a lot of sportsmanship."
Chen, who will attend Furman University in the fall, will play Cindy Ha, 17, of Demarest, N.J., in Thursday's second round. Ha earned a 2-up victory on Wednesday over Lydia Gumm. Chen and Ha were teammates on the New Jersey team that won the 2013 USGA Women's State Team Championship.
Defending WAPL champion Lauren Diaz-Yi, 19, of Thousand Oaks, Calif., never trailed en route to a 3-and-2 victory over Robyn Doig, 22, of Canada. Diaz-Yi will next face Harley Dubsky, 18, of Valparaiso, Ind., who needed 19 holes to eliminate Aram Choi, 22, of Canada.
Reigning U.S. Girls' Junior champion Gabriella Then, 18, of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., rallied from an early deficit to take a 3-and-2 victory over Hannah Sodersten, 20, of Fresno, Calif. Lakareber Abe, 18, of Angleton, Texas, who lost to Then in the Girls' Junior final, was eliminated by Angel Yin, 15, of Arcadia, Calif., 4 and 3.
The 2014 U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links Championship consists of 36 holes of stroke play followed by six rounds of match play. The championship is scheduled to conclude with a 36-hole final at 8 a.m. PDT on Saturday.
The above report is courtesy of the USGA. For more information, full scoring and Thursday's match pairings, visit www.usga.org.
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Love is star-crossed, at least when the Milwaukee Public Museum's Daniel M. Soref Planetarium presents a special three-evening run of its Valentine's show, "Romancing the Stars."
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The first real sign of spring is yard work.
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The little-known Lost in the Trees from Chapel Hill, N.C., doesn't have the means to take a big ensemble of instruments and musicians on the road, when it's playing a Cactus Club show for about 30 to 40 people at $10 a pop, as was the case Saturday night. »Read Full Article


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Probable island named after Weyprecht[edit]
"Pritchett" Island, an island in the Franz Joseph Archipelago, Ostrov Pritchetta (Остров Притчетта), was probably named after him. The name of this island is very likely a corruption of Karl Weyprecht's name (the initial syllable "We" having disappeared). Since Payer, the other of the two leaders of the Austro-Hungarian North Pole Expedition, has an island named after him further to the northeast in the same archipelago (Payer Island), it is very unlikely that in Franz Josef Land Weyprecht would not have an island named after him too. Mohonu (talk) 06:37, 1 September 2008 (UTC)
- And most likely you are correct. When you remove from the previous text the words "probably", "likely" and "unlikely" then the text can go into the article and you will have my back up and support. But in order to remove those words you will have to find sources, and that is what I am asking. You might want to check WP:NOT and WP:CRYSTAL to see what in general I am talking about. Thanks, Miguel.mateo (talk) 07:10, 1 September 2008 (UTC)
The mystery of "Pritchett" Island[edit]
You are right, if a source was available, I would not have written "probably" and "very unlikely" in the quote concerning "Weyprecht Island" . It is indeed a mystery why there is no Weyprecht Island in Franz Joseph Land. Both Julius Payer and Karl Weyprecht had the same status as co-leaders of the Austro-Hungarian Polar Expedition, which first discovered and named most islands of the archipelago. Since both were as important, logically if there is a Payer Island, there should be a "Weyprecht Island" as well.
What is sure, however, is that there is no person called "Pritchett" among the groups after which most Franz Joseph Land's islands were named: Austro-Hungarian nobility, Arctic or Polar Explorers, Academicians having studied the Arctic, and Russian names. "Pritchett Island" is one of the three islands in Franz Josef Land the origin of whose name is unknown (another one is May or Mey Island), whose transliteration from the Russian is uncertain.
There is already a lot of confusion arising from the translation of Russian geographic names.[1] However, the complexities involving transliteration of geographical names from Russian become compounded in the particular case of Franz Josef Archipelago because the initial names of the islands were not Russian. Therefore many names of the group were first deformed because the first 19th century and turn of the century charts (in German, Norwegian or English) were translated into Russian. Decades later (World War 2) the names of islands were deformed again in the navigational maps when they were translated back into German or English from the Russian. Heiss Island (including the Komsomol Islands), for example, was clearly "Hayes Islands" in Fridjof Nansen's turn-of-the-century map (right west of Wilczek Land in the lower right quarter of the map)[2]Mohonu (talk) 07:41, 1 September 2008 (UTC) Mohonu (talk) 07:41, 1 September 2008 (UTC)
Another intriguing thing of Fridjof Nansen's map is that he did not put any name to both Payer Island and "Pritchett" Island.Mohonu (talk) 07:49, 1 September 2008 (UTC)
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