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Remoteish Newnes Canyoning

Party: David and Felix

The two SUBW Newnes canyoning trips got merged into one so it ended up being four days of canyoning fun!

David was on night shift until 6am so we opted for a late start to allow for a quick nap, shopping, etc. I was picked up around 11:30 and after packing David’s bags we were off arriving at Newnes at 1(ish).

With gear for four days we headed through the ruins, soon stashing gear beside the Wolgan trail.
Staying on the left we headed up a side valley taking a side creek on the left. Some scrambling saw us through the first cliffline. Continuing up we encountered an awesome overhang… but there was no way up… continuing around to the right we found a ramp with signs of wear that led to a water dragon in a slot. We chimmnied up pushing the lizard reluctantly along. Interestingly it appeared to be avoiding the sunlight.

It wasn’t far to the watershed were we descended via several short climbs into the creek that would contain today’s canyon.
The creek had steep earthen sides, but there was no water in sight. As we continued downstream this changed and rainforesty trees sheltered us from the sun allowing us to enjoy the majestic overhangs.
It was perhaps a km before we reached the canyon proper, the sun lighting the eastern wall with a fantastic golden yellow.
The first pitch went through a nasty looking ‘V’shaped crack. Luckily both David and I seemed keen to avoid it and after visually checking the depth a number of times from different angles we eventually plucked up the courage. It was a tricky jump. You had to push of the left wall and land in a deep but narrow pot hole.
The next abseil also turned out to be a jump, this time you needed to jump out quite far in order to avoid a log (make sure you don’t get your foot stuck in the crack when you jump!)
The last abseil also turned out to be a fun jump, after swimming across a deep pool, there was an exhilarating 7-8m jump.

We looked up into a narrow side canyon, funnily enough it was with David that I had descended this slot over a year ago.
We passed the tree we had prussiked up last time and after a second water dragon continued down the optional slides and jump-ins.
Happy to have avoided all the abseils we descended back into the valley retrieving our gear for the rest of the trip.

It was still relatively early (4:30?) so we decided to move our camp further downstream and ended up camping on a great beach.

We had Smores for dessert – sorry Owen and Sophie 🙁
We also experimented with outrunning flies – there were lots of them!
There where interesting frog croaks and some flashing fireflies!

We broke camp leaving the beach tent pitched with extra gear for the end of the trip.
We headed back up towards the cliffs and quickly located the pass I had discovered on a previous trip. I hadn’t checked that it went so in my head named it Lynchpin Pass… it turns out that luck was with us and we were soon looking down into the valley from the towering cliffs. Following the ridge and compass bearing we bashed upwards through the scrub into the small section that was missing on my laminated map… this bit seemed to drag on for a while, but we where soon reached the landmark we where aiming for and dropping down through the broken cliffs reached the scrubby creek we where looking for (and onto my second map!).

After over an hour of pushing down the creek it narrowed into a V shape and soon reached a drop we weren’t going to jump – it was the first abseil of Gladiator Canyon! (and of the trip). We rigged the pitch from a young but sturdy Coachwood and found some old anchors already set up for the next pitch.

After some more canyon and a couple of climb downs we reached a pond with a very high yabby density – I counted at least 19 in 3 square meters!
We spent some time watching the yabby powerplay and upset the natural order of things by introducing a bright orange impostor into the mix!
There where also a number of other bugs swimming around; some gliding though the water as if it was a jelly-like substance, propelling themselves forward with long curved oar-like appendages.
Another seemed to be running through the solid liquid.
Another climb took us into some spectacular canyon with a neat little jump-in.

I couldn’t decide which of these was better.

The creek eventually opened back up and we headed up another canyon I had been up before. We dumped our gear at a camp I had been itching to visit for a night and continued upstream.
We exited early on the right and soon smelt and then saw smoke… slightly concerned we pushed on to the top of the ridge and deciding to break the no-phone rule, managed to get a small amount of reception to have a broken call with my brother to find out if we where in any danger… apparently it was over near the Putty Rd and under control. Yay!

The ridge cleared before we dropped down into another scrubby creek. After a false start we reached the actual start of Flatulence Canyon. There where a couple of short pitches and climb-downs. It got better towards the end.
It was getting late by the time we reached the end of the canyon. Picking up the pace we pushed on reaching our camp just before night set it. We set up camp in the dark.
Custard, Cashews, Couscous – Cooked on our MSR stove to avoid impact.
Also had a number of glowworms as bed-lights 🙂

After watching a beautiful python and discovering the nearby Poop Pass, a lazy Felix finally got sorted. We continued up False Transcription Canyon, negotiating a number of climbs.

We passed decent camp overhang as we exited up onto the same ridge. There where some great views from up here.

We dropped into our exit canyon, but entered the system too far down so had to abseil (not climb down some dodgy trees!)
After lunch, we headed upstream to see what we missed. There was one quite tricky climb we just managed to reverse.
By the time we changed our direction it had started raining quite heavily, meaning the clothes I had laid out to dry wouldn’t be any lighter.
Passing several side creeks the floor dropped out from under us and we where soon abseiling into impressively deep canyon.

We explored under some boulders in a giant overhang and discovered a secret wetter cave.
The canyon soon opened up into steep rock pile. Heading back down into the valley we found another secret cave, this one home to glowworms. There was also a strange cubic spider web with a thick liquid congealing on the bottom face.

We got up a little earlier than the day before. We headed down the Wolgan taking Earth Star Pass up onto the cliffs – I again made the mistake of not carrying enough water.
Whilst walking through the bush I saw an insect get stuck in a spider’s web, we both sat down to watch as the spider raced down to secure its catch. It embraced its prey for a couple of minutes until the legs had stopped struggling. It then proceeded to circle around and around, but didn’t seem to be wrapping up its meal in silk… it instead appeared to be sizing up what it had caught and then broke a couple of strands of web. It then headed up to the leaf at the center of its web, reversing in to spend a couple of moments thinking before returning and again cutting some of the web entangling the dead insect. It repeated this once more, making me think that it was evaluating the integrity of the web before cutting strands. It then used a silk strand as a rope and started hauling its meal up towards its leaf shelter. This took several bouts and required further segments of web to be cut, but in the end it had the insect up within reach of its leaf home.

At the top of the ridge, I led David down a gulley that turned out to be the wrong one in terms of what I was navigating to. It didn’t really matter as it still brought us to the same place and had a number of tricky but fun climbdowns as well as a specky abseil. We had lunch at the bottom. We explored upstream through some lush vegetation (David took his pack! to keep warm) but had to stop at a couple of waterfalls that looked tricky to climb. There was a short section we named Inception Canyon as there was a canyon inside a canyon! We Cooeed a few times in case Katie and Phil where nearby, but we soon headed back to explore downstream.

The creek soon plunged downwards and we abseiled of a tree on the side after removing some rope that had camouflaged so well it was nearly invisible. The canyon was still quite open, though we had some slides and jumps and there where some interesting pot hole formations.
The creek then closed back in through some super fun and sporty canyon.
David helped me up a side canyon, but after several short climbs it seemed to be climbing too quickly to have much decent canyon so I returned back down.

We then jumped from boulder to boulder slowly weaving a path through the giant boulders. I was surprised to see a decent sized eucalypt growing atop a boulder.
We had a break once we reached the Wolgan and then headed to pack up our camp and commence the road bash back to civilisation.

Postamble: It turns out Katie and Phil couldn’t find a pass up from their canyon so ended up having a long creek bash and then a long fire trail bash!

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logo pinkWe need your help! Please fill in our survey to help change retailers and manufacturers attitude towards clothing sizes! Massive thanks to everyone who has so far filled in the survey. If you haven’t already, please do by clicking on ‘The Survey’ from the menu above or by clicking this link. Please keep sharing this blog and the survey with your friends so we can raise awareness and get as many respondents as possible!

Welcome to my blog! For those of you who don’t know, 01/04/2013 was a BAD day for me and I finally lost the plot. After a clothes shopping trip, I was so incensed by the lack of clothing for women of my body shape and size that I posted this on Facebook:

Dear clothing retailers, it is possible to be both fat and short. Please tell your clothing rails this. I am aware that you may have a larger range of sizes available on your ‘online store’ but it seems unfair that we (the short fat people) should have to order online, pay for delivery, wait for them to turn up and then inevitably either pay to return them or have you take the return shipping fees from our refund when they don’t fit. No love, me.

I have taken this and made it my mission: to find the retailers (highstreet and online) that WILL cater to my odd bodyshape (and odd bodshapes in general) that are extremely affordable and budget friendly (not like the columns/blogs out there that tell you these perfect jeans are pocket friendly at £95, yeah right, I can TOTALLY afford to pay that for jeans…)  and to share the tears and laughter around this journey.

Don’t be confused/put off by the skinny in the title…the skinny can mean many things, not just the current trend of jean. It can mean those jeans you’ve been trying to slim back into, it can mean jeans that you think clearly look better on a slimmer person, maybe it means you feel skinny and sexy in your new jeans or maybe its a play on words for ‘skinny genes’.

This isn’t a fashion blog, at least not in the conventional sense anyway. I’m not pretending I have a clue about what looks good and what doesn’t; I know what looks good on me and want to share that with you, as well as share what I learn with you to help you look and feel good too. Maybe I won’t end up looking good at all, maybe I’ll give up on the jean front eventually, but I’m on a mission for now! I used to love wearing jeans – particular pairs at least. I wore them everywhere without worrying. Add on a few pounds *cough a few stone cough* and now I’m petrified to touch them. One thing I know for sure: since buying and wearing my red skinny jeans I’ve found an odd amount of confidence. Its like when I first embraced wearing leggings under dresses, suddenly I felt like I could take on the world. Finding something that makes you feel that good is something that we all need!

I hope you both enjoy my ramblings and (hopefully) find them useful!

Claire x

If you would like to share your own shopping nightmares or anecdotes, your thoughts or just want to get in touch, please contact me on here, on our Facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/fatgirlskinnyjeans, via @fgsjblog on Twitter or email: claire@clairedearn.co.uk or fatgirlskinnyjeansblog@gmail.com

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    • It isn’t fair that New Look would do that, as like you have said real women don’t fit into those neat little size boxes they have. Unfortunately I think often big companies will ignore one person trying to make a change, but can’t ignore the masses. I am hoping by doing the survey and hopefully (fingers crossed) getting a large amount of responses, as well as making a lot of noise in general using this blog that New Look and other retailers won’t be able to ignore us. Hopefully when they are confronted with facts and figures, it will make them think. I am also hoping more people will share their personal views and opinions on here to keep the reading interesting, if you would like to write a guest blog post for Fat Girl Skinny Jeans about this or anything else, please do and send it to me at fatgirlskinnyjeansblog@gmail.com 🙂

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The-5th-Wave-coverThe aliens have come to claim Earth, and through a series of planned waves of destruction, humans start to lose hope and their lives. The first wave consists of shutting down their power, making their electronics and means of communication useless. Earthquakes and tsunamis were wave two. For wave three, the aliens used birds to spread disease among the humans to decease their population more rapidly. Then there came the Silencers, alien agents in human bodies, who were assigned to hunt down the remaining humans in the fourth wave. In the novel The 5th Wave, readers find out what the aliens have planned next for humanity.

The story is written in first-person through several characters’ points-of-view, but primarily between two protagonists, Cassie and Ben. Some authors who choose to tell their story this way don’t execute it well, and I find myself wanting to skip some characters’ chapters to get to  the ones I favour more. But, Yancey does an excellent job using this method. Every time there was a shift in perspectives I always wanted to learn more from the character, but was eager to get back to the other character too. During one moment in particular, it created a perfect and heart wrenching episode of tension.

While I love that the heroine, Cassie, takes center stage during most of the story, I feel like she didn’t have much character growth. She felt like the same girl from beginning to end. The only way you get a sense that she grew as a person was through a series of flashbacks, from shy school girl to cautious survivor. Most of the time, I felt like Cassie was telling me how things happened rather than Yancey showing readers. I believe I would have had a better sense of any character growth if I had gone on the same journey with the characters, experiencing each wave and their losses. Continue reading


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It’s another thing to actually do it.

Many writers have the chops. Many clients claim to need these writers and go looking for those with war paint on their faces. With fire in their belly. With a fire-breathing manifesto published on their site.
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image0 Austria's Federal Ministry of Science, Research and Economy organizes every year a national competition on Citizen Science. Mid of December 2016, the winners were awarded in the Festival Hall of the University of Vienna. The Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team was invited to give a talk about our work, and it was van honour to spread the word about Open Data for the good.

Research with participation: Citizen Science is a set of methods in which scientific projects, which are carried out in a participative manner with interested amateurs. From 1 April to 30 September, not only school classes but also all other interested parties were able to investigate ten research projects. The questions of the research projects were particularly broad this year: How can online laboratories be used for teaching? How can the decomposition rate of organic matter in soils be measured by means of buried teabags? How widespread is the Swedish notch ant in the Ötztal? For these and other topics, the data was transmitted via apps, e-mails, questionnaires and online forms to the respective research teams.

image1 The awards went to 17 schools and 20 clubs, groups or individuals. From elementary school to HTL, all types of schools were included, as well as a kindergarten and a neighborhood garden. The award-winning schools received prize money of up to 1,500 euros per project. The individuals or groups and associations received prizes and a financial dedication, which goes to the respective research team in favor of the project. There was a special prize for the Seekirchen am Wallersee vineyard school, which convinced other people with a creative video to participate in the project Abenteuer Faltertage. In total, just over 3,300 people from all over Austria and seven other European countries took part in the Citizen Science Award 2016.

image2 "We have to build a bridge between experts and citizens, and establish new processes for joint knowledge acquisition. Through the participation of the population, the science gets closer to the people involved, and neurishes from new unconventional views on the work. I would like to thank all distinguished individuals for their dedication to science and research. The great interest in this award shows that Citizen Science is an important topic with great potential for the future", said Science Minister Reinhold Mitterlehner.

And it is better to let others speak about oneself: the official press release refered to my keynote:

What Citizen Science has to do with Ebola and earthquakes? The important contribution that citizens can make in crisis situations through the collection of data was illustrated by Felix Delattre of the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT). In his talk on "Missing Maps: Participation Technologies for Disaster Relief," he showed how areas that are not on any map are recorded by volunteers. In case of disaster, help can be mobilized quickly in this way. Cartography is easy to implement from the living room sofa. For example, in the Ebola crisis in 2014 and in the earthquake in Nepal in 2015, rescue workers were specifically supported.


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Rapper Badshah escapes death in a fatal car accident

One of the most successful Bollywood rappers, Badshah met a fatal car accident on Tuesday.

The rapper-cum-lyricist was on National Highway 1 between Sirhind and Mandi Gobindgarh when the accident took place, said the media reports.

It is being said that a canter filled with some chemical collided with an army truck between Sirhind and Mandi Gobindgarh which led to piling up of more than 50 cars on the highway. During the same time, Badshah’s car also collided and got badly damaged.

He, however, escaped unhurt in the accident due to the airbag facility in his car.

He has been shooting for a film with noted Punjabi singer-actor Ammy Virk in Ludhiana.

Incidentally, Badshah is one of the most talented and sought after rappers in the Indian entertainment industry right now. He, after debuting along with Honey Singh in 2012, shot to fame with his single “DJ Waley Babu”.

Today, almost every Bollywood film at least has a song featuring him. His recent films are Good Newwz, Bala and Street Dancer 3D.

It is worth mentioning that veteran Bollywood actress Shabana Azmi had also met with an accident last month. Her car had rammed into a truck on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway.

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Surging crude oil prices have helped push the 2011 profit of Venezuela's state-owned oil group PDVSA up 42 per cent to $US4.496 billion ($A4.36 billion), Energy Minister Rafael Ramirez says.

Ramirez, who is also head of the company, on Tuesday released the annual report showing revenues up 31.4 per cent from a year earlier to $US124.75 billion ($A120.86 billion).

Petroleos de Venezuela, the main source of revenue for firebrand President Hugo Chavez's government, benefitted from the rise in global crude oil prices following the Arab Spring uprisings. The average price was $US101 per barrel, up 39 per cent, PDVSA said.

Ramirez, quoted by the state news agency AVN, said PDVSA expects to boost investments by 12 per cent to $US18 billion ($A17.44 billion) in a move aimed at increasing production.

The South American nation says it produces three million barrels per day, although the Organization of Oil Exporting Countries estimates production at 2.3 million barrels.

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Creator: Positive Impact, Inc.
Title: Positive Impact records, 1993-2005
Call Number:Manuscript Collection No. 1300
Extent: 16 linear ft. (16 boxes, 2 oversized paper (OP), and 2 oversized bound volumes (OBV))
Abstract:Records of the AIDS relief organization, Positive Impact, including administrative records, financial records, photographs, and printed material that document the organization’s work in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Positive Impact is an Atlanta, Georgia, non-profit organization whose mission is to eliminate the risk of HIV transmission and to empower those affected by HIV through education and mental health and substance abuse treatment services. The organization was founded in 1993 by Dr. Christopher Allers and Paul Plate in response to the HIV care needs of Atlanta’s stigmatized and low-income communities as well as their affected partners, family members, friends and caregivers. In 1994, the agency received funding from Housing Opportunities for People with AIDS (HOPWA) to provide mental health case management to homeless people with HIV, and from 1995 through the 2000s, they helped people with AIDS secure funding through the Ryan White Comprehensive AIDS Resources Emergency Act (Ryan White CARE Act). Positive Impact is well recognized for their work in the AIDS community. The organization was a finalist for the Managing for Excellence Award from the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta in 1997 and the United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta presented the agency with the 2000 J.C. Penny Golden Rule Award for volunteer services. In 2000, the Chief Executive Officer of the organization received the John Kappers AIDS Community Service Award, one of Atlanta’s most prestigious awards for HIV-related services. He was also awarded a Fellowship to the Center for Social Innovation Executive Program for Nonprofit Leaders at Stanford University in 2002.

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The collection consists of the records of the non-profit community based organization, Positive Impact. Included are financial and administrative records as well as photographs, printed material, and subject files. Financial records cover the organization’s work with grants and funding for their educational programs as well as supporting people living with AIDS. Administrative records include memoranda, agendas, and minutes of the organization. Subject and program files document projects such as Lunch and Learns, World AIDS Day, and other training for people working with members of the public. Also included are photographs of people and events sponsored by the organizations as well as reports, primarily by the Fulton County Government Ryan White Emergency Relief Program on the unmet needs of Atlanta eligible metropolitan area, on topics affecting those with HIV and AIDS. Other materials document the work that Positive Impact did with HOPWA, the Department of Human Resources, and the Ryan White CARE Act.

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Arranged and described at the file level by Carrie Hintz, 2018.

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12 - Administrative Files

Includes Board of Director files, files related to the 1996 AIDS Walk, and records of the Consumer Advisory Board

13 - Administrative Files

Includes records of the Consumer Advisory Board, Grant Applications, and Real Estate Files

14 - Administrative Files

Includes general administrative files, notebooks kept by Paul Plate, and marketing and communication material

16 - Born Digital files
1 - Printed material and subject/program files
13 - Program Files

Includes records related to Positive Impact's Education and Community Outreach programs, including program content and evaluations

2 - Subject/program files
3 - Subject/program files, grant materials, and financial records
4 - Photographs
5 - Grant materials and financial records
6 - Department of Human Resources records
7 - Ryan White CARE Act records, project files, HOPWA records
8 - HOPWA records, printed materials, and awards
9 - Awards and subject/program files
10 - Subject/program files, reports, and administrative records
11 - Printed material, reports, and administrative records
OP1 - Posters
OP2 - Marketing and Communications material
OBV1 - Scrapbook
OBV2 - Photograph album


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You’re taking me WHERE?

It’s amazing to me, still, in spite of that last quarter mile. It’s one of those things that catches people’s attention, even though they might not try it themselves. It could be the act itself or the timing. Regardless, I’m still in awe. It was our vacation Day #3, the reason for this trip, and it was FABULOUS.

We hike in Oregon on a regular basis, and over the past few years, we’ve seen several old fire towers; in fact, The Husband likes to choose our hikes based on whether there’s a tower up top. Returning to a certain spot in Montana had long been on his bucket list but I didn’t hear about it until more recently. At first I thought, “What are the chances?” He learned last year that someone there organizes hikes of this very area, including Mt. Henry. By the time he found out, it was too late to plan a trip.

Well. He’s never been one to give up.

While in college The Husband was the lookout in a fire tower one summer–about seven miles from the Canadian border–for three weeks. It was a summer job with the Forest Service for which he came all the way from Pennsylvania. The destination: Mt. Henry,  Montana (P.O. Box: In The Sticks). Nearest town area: Yaak.

Mt Henry_1969_Bruce and the two who drove to Montana

Montana bound

The eye wear takes us back a bit as does the car, but that’s another post. Answering a Penn State ad, these adventuresome college boys headed west. They were 20 years old and the year was 1968.

This year’s vacation location turned out to be Montana. We were going to see The Husband’s fire tower atop Mt. Henry. Wondering where Yaak is located, I checked a few maps and see it is quite close to the Canadian border. Do you see Yaak in the center near the top?

WA Idaho MT map of 2017 vacation areasHere’s a closer view below. The top red X is Yaak, the bottom red X is Sylvanite. The Ranger Station back then–where he lived when not in the tower, when he worked on the roads–was located in Sylvanite. The arrow points to Mt. Henry. The horizontal line near the top is the border, and the area is in the Kootenai National Forest.

Yaak and Sylvanite and Mt Henry in Kootenai Nat Forest

We looked for the Ranger Station in Sylvanite and found a few remnants:

And, finally, Mt. Henry is on the right of this map and Yaak at the bottom.

Yaak and Mt Henry mapThe reason for this trip: to see the fire tower where The Husband worked in 1968. The hike: eight and a half miles.

July 29, 2017; the day was finally here. We rose early and had breakfast at The Dirty Shame Saloon. You read that correctly (and, while the Yaak dining choices are few, it didn’t disappoint. Click the link to see Chef Floyd’s plate-sized huckleberry pancakes).

After breakfast, we met in front of the Yaak, Mercantile (across the street from The Dirty Shame) at 9:00 a.m.–we were Mel, Edwin, Jessie, Amy, Heidi, The Husband, and myself. Oh, and Juan, Heidi’s dog–to caravan to the trail head. After meeting everyone, I had a really good feeling about this hike. I felt energized. I was very glad we decided to go.

mt henry_sign at trail head I used to backpack and hike and run for exercise. Crabby knees and achy feet now slow me down, but I refuse to sit home and watch life pass me by. With brand new custom inserts, I was ready.

And, nervous. When The Husband was here in 1968, he came across a mama bear and her three cubs ON THIS VERY TRAIL. I’d heard this story many times, and, while he knew to back away and did so without incident, it can go horribly wrong. We reviewed bear safety before the hike, but I was still nervous.

It was with trepidation that I hit the trail, but to my delight, no more than 10 minutes in, I realized something that blew my fears out of the water. We were seven and a half (there is safety in numbers), we were chatty (bears don’t like noise), and three of us had bear spray (no guarantee but I felt a helluva lot better having it). Once I relaxed about our furry neighbors, I was able to enjoy this beautiful hike. I could sense I was with a fabulous group of people and I wanted to get to know them. I hung on to that good feeling. And, oh, what a beautiful area.

Mt Henry lake_July 29 2017

part way up, the hillside opened to this view

mt henry trail

lots of bear grass not in bloom

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making our way

mt henry_bluebell type all along the way

lavender cheer along the trail

Several rests were much appreciated.

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Amy and Edwin

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Amy in the bear grass

Part way up we found the most delightful lake.

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Mt Henry lake

Mt Henry hike_July 29 2017

the top of that ridge is where we were headed

Here is that same ridge 49 years earlier, and a view of the lake from the ridge top.

As we hiked along I was quite impressed by the passion I heard from my hiking companions. Passion for the environment, that is. Several of them, maybe most, are part of a group, work for a group, or volunteer with a group whose aim is to protect and preserve the Montana wilderness. I happily hiked along, kept an eye out for bears, but smiled as we ascended, impressed by their passion, knowing this land is in good hands.

mt henry saying goodbyeBefore I realized it we were near the top. I knew the last quarter mile would be steep, but didn’t know the hike was rated “difficult.” I so appreciate the team effort in the group to stay together. These people are caring hikers and I smile now to think of their good hearts.

We hike on a regular basis. I have done “difficult” hikes. The final ascent was a challenge, but once I found a tree and dehydrated myself, and once we began to see portions of the tower–THE REASON FOR THIS TRIP–I could not contain my excitement. I paced myself and kept moving. I would see that tower, I would go inside, I would see the look on The Husband’s face, 49 years later.

mt henry lookout from trail top

and, there it is

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The Husband at Mt. Henry lookout tower, 2017

It was impressively breathtaking and worth every single step, now and then:

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The door was “secured” with a loose board, so, we took advantage:

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A bit windy up top, Jessie had to spot Mel so Mel could get the next photos of Bruce and I up top:

mt henry_jessie spotting mel as was quite windy

And, while up top, I spied Edwin enjoying the view:

mt henry_edwin enjoying the viewHere is the tower in 2017 and in 1968:

He did it; he made his way back 49 years later. He accomplished something he’d been wanting to do for a long time. It was a fabulous day on many levels. While up top, we lounged on the rocks for lunch, took a rest, and wandered to absorb the view. I took off my socks and boots, just because. And, of course, photos of each other:

And the best part: GROUP SHOTS!!!

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Karen, Bruce, Jessie, Heidi, Edwin, Mel holding Juan, Amy

Mt Henry_photos from HeidiWhile it was very tempting to stay, all good things must end. Besides, we knew we had something very appealing awaiting us down trail.

The trek down was just as lovely.

mt henry trail w heidi and juan

Karen, Heidi, and Juan

mt henry trail and bear grassWe each were ready for the cooling freshness of that beautiful lake; some swam, some dipped.

Mt Henry lakeShortly after, we reached the trail head once again, and, along with tired feet, I believe collectively refreshed and happy to have visited a gorgeous area and to have found new friends in these wonderful hikers. It was a dream come true for one and a beautiful hike for the rest. My cup is full.

Mt Henry group shot_courtesy Heidi

Mt Henry_photos from Heidi_

Mt. Henry, 2017

Thank you all, new friends, for a fabulous day.

Photo courtesy: Heidi J., who graciously shared her photos of the day. Heidi took the group shots at the top. Thank you, Heidi! ❤

Hike: Organized by Jessie. Thank you, Jessie. ❤

  8 comments for “You’re taking me WHERE?

  1. September 9, 2017 at 2:24 pm

    Looks like a fabulous trip and fab photos! Hope you’re Karen? xx

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    • September 14, 2017 at 2:30 pm

      Hey, there. I’m OK, was pretty sick a couple weeks ago. I had a reaction to all the smoke in the air from these fires, but I’m on the mend. The Eagle Creek fire in Oregon jumped the Columbia River due to strong winds. Now it’s on the Washington side. Heart breaking. This is our beautiful playground and a great tourist area. Hope the rains coming this weekend zap this thing. Been working on genealogy quite a bit. How are you doing?

  2. August 29, 2017 at 12:22 pm

    What a splendid day and wonderful gift for your husband! I so enjoyed this post with the photographs, personal history, and your reactions as you hiked. Very nice.

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    • August 30, 2017 at 11:18 am

      Thank you, Janet. It was a great day and we have talked of going back to that area; maybe not that same hike, but to explore the area in general. It is beautiful. Thanks for stopping by. Have a great week!

  3. Amy
    August 15, 2017 at 1:29 pm

    I am just stunned by the beauty. It’s hard to believe there are still so many unsettled, uncluttered places in this amazing country of ours. And kudos to you and the group for making it to the top!

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    • August 15, 2017 at 4:24 pm

      Me, too. It was simply breathtaking. But, I’ll also say I’m not sure I’d want to be caught alone on any of those isolated roads at night…for several reasons. By day, lovely. 🙂

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  4. August 15, 2017 at 6:22 am

    What an accomplishment! And the views were worth both the wait and the effort!

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    • August 15, 2017 at 12:05 pm

      Thank you, Ann. It sure felt great to reach the top. It was warm/windy up top…perfect. 🙂

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Anri's Way is chapter 11 of Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem and its remake.

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  • Seated calf raises | 2 sets of 30 reps each. Every 10 change foot position.
  • Standing calf raises with weight | 2 sets of 30 reps each. Every 10 change foot position.
  • Leg press machine calf raises | 2 sets of 30 reps each. Every 10 change foot position.

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SeaSurf is a Flask extension for preventing cross-site request forgery (CSRF).

CSRF vulnerabilities have been found in large and popular sites such as YouTube. These attacks are problematic because the mechanism they use is relatively easy to exploit. This extension attempts to aid you in securing your application from such attacks.

This extension is based on the excellent Django middleware.

Install the extension with one of the following commands:

$ easy_install flask-seasurf

or alternatively if you have pip installed:

$ pip install flask-seasurf

Using SeaSurf is fairly straightforward. Begin by importing the extension and then passing your application object back to the extension, like this:

import Flask
from flaskext.seasurf import SeaSurf

app = Flask(__name__)
csrf = SeaSurf(app)

This extension is configurable via a set of configuration variables which can we added to the Flask app’s config file. The cookie name, cookie timeout, and CSRF disabled parameters may be set via CSRF_COOKIE_NAME, CSRF_COOKIE_TIMEOUT, and CSRF_DISABLED, respectively.

Corrosponding code will need to be added to the templates where POST, PUT, and DELETE HTTP methods are anticipated. In the case of POST requests a hidden field should be added, something like this:

<form method="POST">
    <input type="hidden" name="_csrf_token" value="{{ csrf_token() }}">

The extension adds a global function to the Jinja template engine called csrf_token. This is a function that retrieves the current token and will be matched against the request token.

By default all requests that are not GET, HEAD, OPTIONS, or TRACE are validated against the CSRF token sent by the client and as rendered on the page. However a view may be completely exempted from validation using the exempt decorator. For instance it’s possible to decorate a view as shown below:

@app.route('/exempt_view', methods=['POST'])
def exempt_view():
    '''This view is exempted from CSRF validation.'''
    return 'foobar'

AJAX Usage

AJAX is not exempted from CSRF validation as it is a plausible vector for cross-site request forgery. As such, POSTing with AJAX can make use of the aforementioned method, but other HTTP methods, such as PUT and DELETE might be better suited to using the X-CSRFToken header instead.

Essentially this header is passed back to the backend by way of extrating the token from the cookie using JavaScript. For a better explanation of how this might be done please refer to the `Django CSRF documentation <https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contrib/csrf/#ajax >`_.

class flaskext.seasurf.SeaSurf(app=None)

Primary class container for CSRF validation logic. The main function of this extension is to generate and validate CSRF tokens. The design and implementation of this extension is influenced by Django’s CSRF middleware.

Tokens are generated using a salted SHA1 hash. The salt is based off your application’s SECRET_KEY setting and a random range.

You might intialize SeaSurf something like this:

csrf = SeaSurf(app)

Validation will now be active for all requests whose methods are not GET, HEAD, OPTIONS, or TRACE.

When using other request methods, such as POST for instance, you will need to provide the CSRF token as a parameter. This can be achieved by making use of the Jinja global. In your template:

<form method="POST">
<input type="hidden" name="_csrf_token" value="{{ csrf_token() }}">

This will assign a token to both the session cookie and the rendered HTML which will then be validated on the backend. POST requests missing this field will fail unless the header X-CSRFToken is specified.

Excluding Views From Validation

For views that use methods which may be validated but for which you wish to not run validation on you may make use of the exempt decorator to indicate that they should not be checked.

Parameters:app – The Flask application object, defaults to None.

A decorator that can be used to exclude a view from CSRF validation.

Example usage of exempt might look something like this:

csrf = SeaSurf(app)

def some_view():
    """This view is exempt from CSRF validation."""
    return render_template('some_view.html')
Parameters:view – The view to be wrapped by the decorator.

Initializes a Flask object app, binds CSRF validation to app.before_request, and assigns csrf_token as a Jinja global.

Parameters:app – The Flask application object.
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HB 305 (Rommel) and SB 1126 (Gruters) prohibit a political subdivision, including a municipality, from establishing, mandating or otherwise requiring an employer to offer conditions of employment not otherwise required by state or federal law. An “employer” is defined as any person who is engaged in any activity, enterprise or business in this state and employs at least one employee. The bills expressly preempt the regulation of minimum wage and other conditions of employment to the state. The bills do not limit the authority of a political subdivision to regulate minimum wage or to require conditions of employment for employees of the political subdivision, employees of a contractor or subcontractor who provides goods or services to the political subdivision and employees of an employer receiving a direct tax abatement or subsidy from the political subdivision as a condition of the direct tax abatement or subsidy. Any ordinance, regulation or policy of a political subdivision that is preempted by the bills and which existed before or on the effective date of this act is void. (Hughes)


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Public Records (Watch SB 162/Oppose HB 195 – Preemption)

SB 162 (Perry) and HB 195 (Rodrigues) are two bills relating to public record requests. SB 162 provides that if an agency files an action for declaratory judgement that certain records are confidential or exempt, and the court determines that the records are neither, the court must assess the reasonable costs of enforcement, including attorney fees, against the responsible agency for the benefit of the named respondent.

HB 195 prohibits a city, after receiving a public record request, from filing an action for declaratory judgement against the individual or entity making the request. This bill would prevent cities from seeking clarification from the courts as to whether a record is public or not. (Cook)


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Anti-Semitism, racism and anti-elitism are spreading in France

In a context of contestation and political instability, France is facing a period where the expression of intolerance and manifestation of anti-semitism, anti-elitism, and racial hatred are rising worryingly. These manifestations of hatred are directed toward certain groups of citizens, such as Jews, journalists, ethnic groups and politicians. Hatred can be observed through a variety of forms, from a mere threat of violence to the actual perpetration of violence, directed either toward national symbols or actual persons. As a matter of fact, the number of anti-semitic acts in France has increased by 74% in 2018.

This climate of hatred and intolerance have also spread within the Yellow Vest movement, where ultra-left and extreme-right groups have hardened and radicalized the social movement. However, while individuals who have adopted radical behavior and perpetrate act of hatred and violence are more and more visible within the movement, one should bear in mind that they represent only a portion of the demonstrators and, therefore, should not be assimilated to the Yellow Vest movement as a whole.

France is known for its long tradition of social protest and manifestation claiming for equity and social justice. However, although violence was sometimes part of the social protest, it is the first time since the Vichy regime in the 1930s that manifestations of violence are accompanied by such anti-semitism, anti-elitism, and racial hatred. This situation raises concern about the coming European election, but also about the future of the country.

Anti-Semitism, racism and anti-elitism are spreading in France

The level of publicly expressed loathing harks back to the 1930s

When hervé berville was growing up in rural Brittany, he was often the only black child around. But, he says, he encountered scarcely any racism. Adopted by a French couple during the genocide in Rwanda in 1994, the lanky economist went on to be elected in 2017 to the National Assembly, for President Emmanuel Macron’s party. Last year, when Mr Berville received a typed death threat by post at his parliamentary office, he threw it in the bin. When another arrived last month regretting the fact that he had “escaped the machetes”, the deputy decided to speak out. “It was so violent,” he says, and the atmosphere had shifted. “The border between threats, and acting on those threats, is shrinking.”

A climate of hate is emerging in France. The targets are varied, apparently unconnected and shifting: Jews, journalists, the rich, policemen, members of parliament, the president. Sometimes violence is only threatened, as in Mr Berville’s case; two of his (black) parliamentary colleagues received the same threat. At other moments violence has been perpetrated—against symbols (a ministry, luxury cars) as well as people, usually in connection with the gilets jaunes (yellow jackets) protests. That movement, three months old, has radicalised as it has shrunk. Some 1,700 people and 1,000 policemen have been wounded since the protests began.

When the gilets jaunes movement emerged last November, it was broadly a social protest and fiscal revolt. But the infiltration of ultra-left and extreme-right agitators, and the determination of a radical core to seek the overthrow of Mr Macron, has hardened the movement’s edge. Weekly scenes of violent clashes with riot police fill French television screens and plumes of tear gas fill the air on the streets of Paris and other cities. This relentless backdrop seems to have legitimised a form of violent hate. What was once confined to the unhinged ramblings of social-media groups has erupted into public.

Earlier this month the Brittany home of Richard Ferrand, speaker of the National Assembly, was torched. Last week the constituency office in Le Mans of Damien Pichereau, another deputy from Mr Macron’s La République en Marche (lrem), was destroyed. Mr Berville says that 100 deputies from his party have been the victims of warnings or attacks of some sort. Among them are many women. Aurore Bergé, another lrem deputy, was the recipient of a particularly crude threat. During one protest, an effigy of Mr Macron was decapitated. Christophe Chalençon, a gilets jaunes organiser, recently warned that “if they put a bullet in my head, Macron will end up on the guillotine”.

Anti-Semitism is mixed into the brew. After falling for two successive years, the number of anti-Semitic acts in France surged by 74% in 2018. On February 19th, 80 graves in a Jewish cemetery in eastern France were sprayed with swastikas. Christophe Castaner, the interior minister, says that anti-Semitism is “spreading like poison”. In recent days a bagel shop in Paris was defaced with the word “Juden”, swastikas were painted on to street art depicting Simone Veil, a former minister and Auschwitz survivor, and “Macron Jews’ bitch” was found sprayed on a garage door in the capital. Any link to the gilets jaunes is unproven. But last weekend gilets jaunes marchers were caught on video yelling “dirty Zionist shit” and “go back to Tel Aviv” at Alain Finkielkraut, a French philosopher of Polish origin, who was walking in the street near his left-bank home in Paris.

Threats of death and intimidation are nothing new to politics. And anti-Semitism has deep roots in the country, reaching back beyond Vichy France to the publication of Edouard Drumont’s “La France Juive”, a popular anti-Semitic text, in 1886. Nor is France a stranger to periodic spasms of violence, such as the May ’68 uprising or the banlieue riots in 2005. “The specificity of the current period”, wrote Alain Duhamel in Libération, a newspaper, “is not the violence but the hatred.”

There is no precedent under the Fifth Republic for the level of publicly expressed loathing, says Jean Garrigues, a historian at the University of Orléans. He compares today’s toxic mix of anti-parliamentarianism and anti-Semitism to the 1930s. If there is a link between these different strands it seems to be that those who are targeted are all regarded, rightly or wrongly, as part of the elite—or, more accurately, as part of an illegitimate, undeserving elite which is cheating the people. And those doing the most to promote this divide, at a time of eroding ideological attachments, are the country’s populists.

Ever since Mr. Macron upended the mainstream political parties at elections in 2017, political opposition in France has shifted to the extremes. “You are hated, massively hated,” declared François Ruffin, a deputy from the far-left Unsubmissive France, to the president in an open letter late last year. Marine Le Pen, on the far right, blames the “agitators, revolutionaries, anarchists” of the far left for the gilets jaunes violence. But she just as often lays into the self-serving political elite herself. Her campaign slogan reads simply: “Power to the people”.

In protest at the current mood, a march against anti-Semitism on February 19th drew a cross-party collection of politicians and some 20,000 people in Paris. Even Ms. Le Pen laid flowers to victims of anti-Semitism; she has consistently sought to distance her party from its anti-Semitic past even as she trades on identity politics.

Ahead of a visit to the desecrated Jewish cemetery this week, Mr. Macron described anti-Semitism as “the antithesis of all that is France”. He is hoping that his “great national debate”, a countrywide series of consultations and town-hall meetings, will counterbalance the hateful voices. Unfortunately, as the country prepares for elections to the European Parliament in May, in which the parties of Mr. Macron and Ms. Le Pen are the leading contenders, the harsh tone is unlikely to soften.

Source: The Economists, No Bylines, Feb.21, 2019. Photo credit to AFP.


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The Honourable Minister, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Malam Muhammad Musa Bello has said that the FCT Administration is working towards harmonizing overlapping laws and regulations within the various Secretariats, Departments and Agencies (SDAs) that were militating against the ease of doing business processes in the FCT.

This, he said, could be achieved with collaborations of all stakeholders.

The Minister disclosed this at the FCT Technical Workshop and Engagement Forum on Ease of Doing Business, held in Abuja. He further said that improving the ease of doing business was at the root of Nigeria’s recovery and growth plan of the current administration with a significant progress already recorded in the last four years.

He explained that Abuja being the mirror of the country must, therefore, be a model in the ease of doing business agenda of the Administration that should be emulated.

The Minister reiterated that he was optimistic that with consistent dialogue and focus on ultimate goals, in a few years to come, processes and interventions will be institutionalized to ensure that the FCT becomes a model.

He also expressed the desire for a small working group involving key agencies within the FCTA and the Area Council Chairmen to resolve issues raised at the workshop, stressing that all businesses and services ultimately, are domiciled in the Area Councils.

Malam Bello explained that whatever intervention done at the highest level, if it does not trickle to the Area Council level where businesses are domiciled, the effects would not be felt.

He stressed the need to institutionalize the ease of doing business initiative as that was the only way the reforms will take root and flourish. . He added however, that with continuous work on improving steps, over a period of time, the reforms can be sustained and institutionalized.

Malam Bello also commended the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC), adding that the purpose for its establishment was justified and so far the organization has done the country proud.

He assured the Special Adviser to the President on Ease of Doing Business, Dr. Jumoke Oduwole, that the FCTA will partner with her team so as to ensure that the laudable objective of the initiative comes to fruition.

Earlier, in her presentation, Dr Oduwole said that the Ease of Doing Business initiative correlated with the priorities of the Federal Government because it is linked with security, the economy and the anti-corruption crusade of the government. In her words; “When people have jobs, they are occupied and are less likely to be doing what they shouldn’t be doing” she continued ; “Ease of doing business is linked with anticorruption because when people have jobs and are making money, there is less need for corruption”.

She said that the ease of doing business intervention is intended to change people’s perception that it is difficult to do business in Nigeria and to remove bureaucratic bottlenecks so that businesses can thrive. This, she said, is being done through reduction in the cost and the time it takes to do business.

While commending the FCTA for improvements in its Ease of Doing Business profile, the Presidential Aide stressed the need to do more, especially in the area of enforcing contracts.

Stressing the need for collaborations amongst organisations in the FCT, Dr. Oduwole said that once there are strong collaborations and patience among partners, the ease of doing business    initiative will be institutionalized and owned by the people.

She said: “There is need for collaborations. We need to break down the silos. When organizations come together to work, there are chances for greater success. But there is also need for patience. The decay did not happen overnight and will take time to resolve. Time to build strong collaborations and institutions”.

The workshop had in attendance top management staff of the FCTA including the Minister of State, Dr Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu, the Permanent Secretary, Sir Chinyeaka Ohaa and the Executive Secretary, FCDA, Engr. Umar, Gambo Jibrin,

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