Examination of Witnesses (Questions 240
MONDAY 7 DECEMBER 1998
(Mr Davies) I think for decades there has been that
competition in the early evening and, frankly, I find that degree
of competition actually rather healthy.
241. You consider it competition?
(Mr Davies) It is a competition for quality of service
and I am glad to say, at the moment, we are winning it.
242. Are you personally persuaded of the arguments
for a full Welsh hour?
(Mr Wyatt) The executive committee, of which I am
a member. Have made our recommendation to the Board and it is
the one that the Board said, after their last meeting, they are
minded to accept.
243. In the earlier session, my colleague Mr
Livsey raised the question of how impartial the coverage would
be of the various parties and points of view represented in the
Assembly and I asked a point about the impartiality provisions
of the agreement between the BBC and what is now the Department
of Culture, Media and Sportand I suppose I had better retrospectively
declare an interest as in the 1980s I was somewhat involved in
some of the framing of this legislation in the media monitoring
unit. Am I right in thinking that, whatever the new regime in
Wales, the impartiality provisions of that agreement (which are
identical to those put into the 1990 Broadcasting Act for independent
television and radio) will be carried forward and applied in the
(Mr Wyatt) Impartiality is indivisible as a principle
in terms of all our coverage so, yes, they would be. Precisely
how they will be manifested in practice will depend on the make-up
of the Assembly and so on but, clearly, it is indivisible; we
must be impartial.
244. But they always had a nod in favour of
impartiality prior to 1990. The fact is that these provisions
have been codified in a much more precise way and, in practice,
nationally over the last eight years, and what I am asking is
whether there will be the same degree of precision and whether
the same code will be applied.
(Mr Wyatt) The code will apply to all our broadcasting
in Wales or of Wales concerning the National Assembly. It is fair
to say we have followed that code with some rigour since it was
introduced and intend to do so in these circumstances.
245. Fine. Turning to the coverage of the Assembly,
will you tell us your plans for covering the Assembly itself,
both inside Wales and across the UK network and, in particular,
do you have plans for live coverage of the Assemblyfor
example, on BBC 2 Wales?
(Mr Davies) Certainly, we do. I have already outlined
to Mr Caton some part of our programme plans but, in terms of
live coverage, there are many options here. The key, if you are
talking in terms of accessibility for the audience, for all the
discussion there has been of what can be done on digital, what
is going to matter for the audience will be the service on analogue
for the next few years and we intend to provide live coverage
of the Assembly on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons on BBC 2 analogue.
We would also be supplying some live coverage on Radio Wales and
Radio Cymru but not so much on a regular basis as coverage of
key events. That is on analogue. On digital, as you know, S4C
have said there is a spectrum space available on their multiplex
which could be given for live coverage. We are in discussion with
S4C as to how that might be supplied. Any decisions on other digital
outlets will wait until those discussions are complete. There
is, clearly, not a lot of point in providing live gabble-to-gabble
coverage in more than one place. However, we also have the BBC
Parliamentary channel and I would expect to see coverage of all
of these democratic institutions being integrated in that channel.
Lastly, online: it is our intention to establish a bilingual news
online site in the new year and I would expect that that online
site will also reflect the full political coverage we give and
may well include some audio coverage on the Internet as well.
246. Thank you very much for that comprehensive
reply. Turning to my last point, looking at the submission you
have given to this Committee, I see in the forward you refer to
the BBC being better equipped than any other broadcaster to do
full justice to a major new democratic institution, by broadcasting
and analysing its debates. In section 1 you talk about Parliamentary
coverage; in section 2 you talk about the unique opportunity to
take account of the importance of broadcasting to democracy in
the very design of the institution, and you talk about broadcasting
providing the widest and most accessible bridge between the Assembly
and the public and the document goes on very much in that vein.
In other words, you seem to be extremely enthusiastic about broadcasting
the proceedings of the new Welsh Assembly to the public in Wales
and what I have to ask, particularly Will Wyatt, is how seriously
are we expected to take this commitment when we bear in mind that,
despite the representations of all the main political parties
and of Madam Speaker at Westminster, the broadcasting of the UK
Parliament has been turfed off FM radio and is confined to AM,
which many people have difficulty in receiving. So is it the case
there will be similar treatment after an initial period of novelty
of the broadcasting of the Welsh Assembly and, if not, why do
you consider broadcasting the Welsh Assembly to its people more
important than broadcasting the UK Parliament to the people of
the UK as a whole?
(Mr Wyatt) We do not think it is more important. This
hinges on whether you consider the moves we have made in Parliamentary
broadcasting to be a downgrading of our coverage at Westminster.
I can see you and others may disagree with what we did. There
are many members of the House of Commons and Lords who made it
clear to us they agreed with the policy and thought it was fine.
We have said we will do this for a year and after that we will
submit a full report of the effect of it to the Board of Governors
of the BBC (who asked to us do that in the late spring of next
year) after which, if necessary, we will review it. At the time
we did that with Yesterday in Parliament, we increased the coverage
of Yesterday in Parliament during the week; we also have taken
over the Parliamentary channel from the cable operators (who wanted
to dump it, frankly), and we will run that and will find opportunities
there to include the Assembly within it. We also have, nightly,
live television coverage of the day's political events too. So
I think, overall, the depth and comprehensiveness of the BBC's
coverage of Westminster is sustained and we would wish, in due
proportion, to reflect that within Wales and the coverage of the
247. I do not think you can deny that the footprint
in terms of the numbers of the people reached by the coverage
is much reduced. Not only did Madam speaker oppose it and most
of the parties but, indeed, I believe in the previous session
Mr Roger Jones himself said he thought it was a mistaken decision.
Coming back to it, what guarantee have we got that a similar fate
will not befall broadcasting from the Welsh Assembly, once the
novelty wears off?
(Mr Wyatt) I would say you have the guarantee that
this will be a public promise when we finally make our plans clear
and they are signed off by the Board of Governors. They, I know,
will make sure this is something under their eyes and they will
expect proper review of that. I do not expect them to allow us
to change our policy unless there is some overriding reason. It
will be a public promise from the BBC that will be held.
248. The contract for televising and sound recording
the proceedings of the Assembly for the broadcasters has now been
awarded to Barcud Derwen at a cost of 580,000 pounds a year, half
of which is to be borne by the broadcasters. Are you satisfied
with the arrangement, and how are the costs to be divided between
(Mr Davies) Very much so. There has been a very effective
tendering process. As a result of that, Barcud Derwen won the
contract and I am delighted that, in the last week, we have come
to an agreement with the Welsh office that the costs will be shared
on a 50/50 basis. That is a very good agreement and it reflects
not only the importance of the sound and vision feeds of the broadcasters,
but also the importance of the sound and vision feeds to the internal
communication infrastructure of the Assembly itself. That is a
very fair division of the cost.
249. What about the actual facilities at Crickhowell
House? What do you think of them?
(Mr Davies) We are not in there and working there
as yet. You have to remember that the Assembly's first chamber
in Crickhowell House is a temporary affair. Obviously, we want
to minimise any costs involved in restoring technical facilities
that might have to be moved later. We have managed to avoid that
but we were in discussion earlier this week with the Welsh office
(and certainly as broadcasters we will be very anxious to talk
with the architects for the new Assembly building) to ensure that
in the layout of the new chamber, when it is designed, the sound
and camera facilities are as unobtrusive as possible and that
the Assembly can look as modern and professional as it can on
television. In that sense, we did not really want to be tied to
the Westminster template where television was really bolted on
to the institution pretty late in the day.
250. Do you think the facilities will be adequate?
(Mr Davies) They will be very adequate for what we
intend to do. The sound and vision feeds are there and we will
actually have within the building our own facility, our own news
room; you have to remember we are actually servicing four outlets
in WalesRadio Wales, Radio Cymru, BBC Wales television
and our Welsh language news service for S4Cin addition
to serving UK outlets like Radio 5 Live, News 24, BBC 1 and 2,
251. So you are quite happy?
(Mr Davies) I am quite happy with the arrangements
252. Going back to the Parliamentary channel
coverage, you mentioned there was going to be coverage of the
Assembly on the Parliamentary channel. Can you assure us it will
not be in the middle of the night for insomniacs? What kind of
measures will be put in place to make sure it is at a reasonable
(Mr Davies) That is still a matter for discussion.
We are not absolutely certain yet what sort of pattern of working
the Assembly will fall into, nor which parts of the Assembly's
proceedings are actually likely to prove of greatest interest
or significance to the public. There is bound to be an element
of reacting to the significance of the proceedings as they stand.
253. Is it intended that Today in Parliament
will include excerpts from the proceedings of the Scottish Parliament
and the National Assembly proceedings for Wales?
(Mr Wyatt) I have not been directly concerned with
the planning for that but I believe certainly the intention is
that we try and find a way of reflecting the National assemblies
as well as Westminster, wherever that seems to be duly required.
If that is not the case I will write to the Chairman, but I believe
254. You reminded us just now that BBC Wales
is to launch a bilingual online news service for Wales early next
year. How much will this cost?
(Mr Davies) We are currently working on that. It will
cost less than half a million pounds, I think.
255. Can you enlarge on what you said earlier
about coverage of the Assembly on the online service?
(Mr Davies) As Mr Wyatt said earlier, we have the
largest news gathering operation in Wales; it gathers a huge volume
of material. Only some part of that finds its way on to our radio
and television news programmes because of the confines of airtime.
Clearly, with an online service, space is almost unrestricted
so we are hoping to be able to put on to that online service a
volume of information that may not be available within specific
radio and television programmes. Given our investment in political
coverage, both at Westminster and at the National Assembly, I
would expect the political portion of that site to be really very
substantial indeed. It is possible, on line, to combine not only
text but audio coverage and, in time, video coverage too. Even
now, I know that we have experimented by video streaming the Newyddion
programme and the Welsh Today programme online so you can watch
it at any time of day. Those are for experimental periods; picture
quality is not fantastic; but that will improve. I would say,
in a matter of some years, you will have the potential there for
video, audio and text access at all times of day.
256. You are required to supply ten hours a
week of Welsh language programmes on S4C free of charge. How much
does it cost you to do this and who decides what you supply them?
(Mr Jones) The current costs we will be offering are
something like 16 million pounds a year. The quality, et cetera,
is historical. We have always provided high quality services and
programmes to S4C and it would be unreasonable to drop that quality.
(Mr Davies) In terms of the basic building blocks
of that ten hours, clearly the news service is one major building
block and Pobol y Cwm is the other, and that is the channel's
most popular programme. Again, another key building block has
been the Welsh language schools service and also in the past we
have supplied substantial quantities of sport and a very important
single documentary strand. As the National Governor has indicated,
the BBC's approach to quality, in the same way as impartiality,
has to be indivisible so everything we would supply to S4C we
would want to be of a quality that reflects credit on the BBC.
257. How do you actually decide what you will
(Mr Davies) There is a process of discussion. Editorial
control lies with the BBC for the content but, as a practical
effect, we have regular discussions with officers at S4C; it is
very important they know what is likely to be in that ten hours
before they take all their commissioning decisions about the remainder
of the schedule, so we try and marry our planning cycles as best
258. You supply the whole of S4C's news and
Parliamentary coverage. Will you be doing the same with the National
(Mr Davies) Not every single part of it. We supply
all of S4C's news coverage and its basic Parliamentary programme
maniffesto, and we have discussed with S4C a programme that will,
in addition to that, actually cover the Assembly on a weekly basis.
If you go outside the news and Parliamentary programmes, there
is also the current affairs coverage and naturally the Assembly
will be reflected in our own current affairs coveragejust
as it will be in the coverage that HTV supplies and some independent
259. You are quite sensitive about your relationship
with S4C, are you not, Mr Davies?
(Mr Davies) I would not say "sensitive".
There are genuine issues that arise out of the new situation with
digital television. The relationship between two broadcasters
between whom there has to be some degree of healthy competition
is bound to be a little sensitive if one of them is actually spending
16 million pounds on the services of the other. The key about
the relationship between S4C and BBC is to allow that collaboration
to work smoothly. There has to be a very clear framework of complimentarity
between the public services of the two organisations. The concern
has been in recent years whether or not there is any intention
to blur that complimentarity in future years. That is the only
issue we would raise.
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Thirty Holstein calves (15 males and 15 females) were used to evaluate the effects of feeding steam-rolled barley grain on feed intake, weight gain, feed efficiency, rumen metabolites and weaning age. Average birth weight of calves was 40.1_+ 0.8 kg. The experimental diets were as: 1- starter containing ground barley, 2- starter containing dry rolled barley and 3- starter containing steam-rolled barley. All experimental diets were formulated to be iso energetic and iso nitrogenous, and offered from the first day of experiment (3 days age). During the experiment, calves were fed raw milk based on 10% of their birth body weight and they were taken out two weeks after weaning. Experimental data were analyzed based upon a completely randomized design in which there were 3 treatments and 10 replicates per each treatment. The results of this study showed that there was not statistically significant differences among experimental diets regarding average daily feed intake, average daily gain, and average feed efficiency in pre and post weaning period. Calves fed diet 3 at wk 6, two wk after weaning and in whole period of experiment had significantly (P<0.05) greater rumen propionate concentrations than those fed diets 1 and 2. Calves fed diets 1 and 2 at two wk after weaning and whole period of experiment had significantly (P<0.05) greater rumen butyrate concentrations than those fed diet 3. The results of this study showed feeding steam-rolled barley grain to calves from the first week after birth although affect some VFAs concentration, but did not affect performance and weaning age of Holstein calves.
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Japan is developing a hypersonic glide weapon to bolster the defence capabilities of the country’s remote islands, a spokesman at the Ministry of Defense’s (MoD’s) Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics Agency (ATLA) told Jane’ s on 27 September.
Known as the Hyper Velocity Gliding Projectile (HVGP), the weapon is being designed to be launched using a rocket, with the projectile (glide vehicle) separating from it at high altitude and then gliding at hypersonic speed to its target. The HVGP, which is set to be guided using an inertial navigation system (INS) aided by GPS, will be developed in two variants (Block I and Block II), with Block II featuring higher speed and manoeuvrability, according to the ATLA.
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May 4, 2014
FRENCH LICK, Ind. – Minnesota claimed the Big Ten Championship in men’s golf on Sunday after shooting a four-round score of 1,186 at the 2014 Big Ten Men’s Golf Championships. The Golden Gophers were followed by second-place Illinois (1,190), third-place Iowa (1,194), fourth-place Northwestern (1,204) and fifth-place Purdue (1,205) at the par-72, 7,152-yard Pete Dye Course. Minnesota earned the Big Ten’s automatic berth into the NCAA Championships. This is the eighth team title for the Golden Gophers and first since 2007.
Illinois’ Charlie Danielson and Minnesota’s Jose Mendez shared the individual Big Ten title, shooting a 1-over 289. Due to the Big Ten’s tiebreaking procedures, Danielson earns the conference’s individual automatic bid to the NCAA Championships. Minnesota’s Jon Trasamar and Northwestern’s Jack Perry tied for third place (294), while Iowa’s Steven Ihm finished fifth (295). All five student-athletes earned a spot on the Big Ten All-Championships team.
Danielson was also honored with the Big Ten’s Les Bolstad Award, given to the conference player with the lowest season stroke average (71.07) this season.
BTN will provide tape-delayed coverage of the Big Ten Men’s Golf Championships on Wednesday, May 14 at 7 p.m. ET. The NCAA Men’s Golf Championships selection show will air on the Golf Channel on Monday beginning at 10 a.m. ET.


Open mic, musical and stage productions set for February: Addresses
Open mic, musical and stage productions scheduled for February.
New London, Feb. 5, 7 p.m., Little Theatre; local musicians take the stage with their favorite tunes and original compositions.
Dawson, Feb. 7, 7:30 p.m., Memorial Auditorium; the Dawson-Boyd Arts Association presents storyteller Kevin Kling; adults $10, students $5, open seating, tickets available starting Monday; artist showcase in the lobby: Stony Run Woods.
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J.V.Harker, in his writing
of poetry, tries to combine genuine feelings
of love, pain, happiness, loss, and many other forms of expression into works people of all ages can enjoy. Since birth he has been plagued with a severe barrier to overcome: the inability to speak regularly. "I found, at an early age, an alternative to speaking,"
he says. "I began to speak in my poetry. Every teardrop, every smile, every ray of hope, I blended into words, and turned the words into poems." This book is clearly proof of that. So
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Online brokers have been around since the Internet virtualized all possible enterprises online. They act as middlemen for their clients. But unlike agents that are employed or commissioned by the suppliers themselves to influence the consumers to purchase their product, brokers are somewhat impartial. This means they get a commission when you contract their services to get a particular product or service. It also means that you get to choose which broker will work for you.
There is a range of services offered by each online broker. They are usually affiliated with a licensed online brokerage firm that advertises on their behalf. The most popular forms of services are listed below:
- Trade securities. This is the most basic service that most online brokers offer. They trade securities on behalf of their clients. Securities are exchangeable means of representing financial value. Debt securities (like bonds, banknotes), equity (like company stocks) and derivative contracts can be traded.
- Foreign exchange. This type of service allows banks, institutions and other brokerage firms to buy and sell currencies. Usually, the money you supply will be represented by the brokerage firm of the online broker and traded, similar to the functions of a broker-dealer.
- Investment management. This merges investments of buyer and sellers. They act on the whims of the buyers and sellers that contract their services and earn a commission as compensation. Investment is an active re-routing of an individual’s assets to earn income from the profit secured by the borrower.
- Joint ventures. This type of service allows businesses to pool their resources for particular financial or business ventures. The online brokers bring these like-minded investors together and earn a commission when the investment goes well.
- Risk management advisory. This is a value added service made by most online brokers. They generally seek the advice of senior risk professionals to provide expert advice on how to handle your assets. They would convey this information to you by relating them to your current assets.
- Consulting services. This service is focused on issues regarding regulation requirements that might affect the assets you have invested through the online broker. A manager who makes sure that your investment is legal within the country oversees most of them.
- Global custody. Many investors avail of online brokers that act as custodians of the assets they trade. They report to clients on the status of their investments, settle purchases and sales, and collect information and income from such assets.
People actually hire online brokers because they want to take charge of their investments and spend less on them compared to traditional brokers. The innovation of the service range provided by an online broker is bliss to people who are on the go but want to be updated on the status of their assets. Take note: doing business online might expose you to online hackers that might steal personal information and eventually use it for fraud. It could also expose vulnerable records to future data corruption.

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Earlier this month myself and friend Gary Sharp spent several days camping at the Rollins Pond campground outside of Tupper Lake, NY. That morning as I left my home a light rain was falling however the further north I drove the rain began to dissipate. Over the next several days we were rewarded with blue skies and lots of sunshine. Temperatures would barely top 80 degrees and most importantly little to no bugs. September and October are my two favorite months of the year.
One of those days we would meet up with our friend Kim Wilkes and her pooch “Winnie” for an afternoon pond hopping adventure in the St. Regis Canoe Area of the Adirondacks. I’ve paddled and camped on these ponds before but they never get old.
The weather was sunny and warm with just a slight breeze if any. The water was refreshing and perfect for an afternoon swim. Below is a link to a video from the day.
In October 2020 my wife and I along with some family and friends were in Lake Placid, NY for a long weekend enjoying some beautiful mid October weather. In October of this year 2021 I was in Lake Placid with a friend spending time canoeing and just taking in the amazing weather and fall color we were treated to.
Below are two images of the same location taken 361 days apart. I’m fascinated by the difference a year makes!
I recently spent 5 days in the Adirondacks, canoeing, camping and beer drinking. I also picked up another new canoe from Raquette River Outfitters in Tupper Lake, NY. Back in June I ordered a Northstar Canoes “Northwind Solo” in their “Starlite” layup. This boat is 15′ 6″ long and weighs 27#’s and is an absolute joy to paddle. I love the how it just glides effortlessly through the water and it turns gracefully.
While in Lake Placid one afternoon my friend Gary and I paddled a few miles on the Chubb River as I was anxious to try out my new ride. About a mile down river we came to our first beaver dam. Instead of getting out in some deep water to drag our boats over we both decided to try and run it.
We were both successful and I managed to put the first scratches on this kevlar beauty!
Below I’ve included a link to a short video of my attempt, hope you like it.
Over the past month we’ve had some really beautiful weather along with a few real scorchers thrown in. Back in mid June I had the opportunity to go canoe camping in one of my favorite places in the Adirondacks with my friends Gary and Amy.
Amy had gotten there on Thursday in order to secure a campsite. With the State Campgrounds shutdown the back country sites were filling up fast. She was able to get one of the last two sites on Follensby Clear Pond. Gary arrived early Friday morning and I got to the launch around 12:30 that afternoon.
I’ve read the stories, seen the pictures and dreamed of one day being here myself. My canoe loaded with the hope I didn’t forget anything, the register signed, my map spread out I was off on my 1.75 mile journey to our campsite at the northern end of Follensby.
Once at camp I set up so I would not have to do it in the dark later. Afterwards the three of us did a short paddle and carry over to Green Pond paddling under marshmallow skies above reflecting in crystal clear green waters below.
Back at our campsite and dinner cooking I was really eyeing Amy’s solo canoe. Most of my experience has been with kayaks and pack canoes. So as the fire in the sky flickered I asked Amy if I could take her canoe for a test drive. Amy paddles a 16′ 6″ Wenonah Prism ultra light kevlar that weighs 32#’s. From the first strokes of my paddle I fell In love with it. (I plan on adding this or something similar to my collection come fall)
Later that evening as we sat around the campfire the loons were pretty much at it all night. I retired to my tent around 12:30AM and was woken around 3:30AM just as a chorus of owls had joined the loons, their voices echoing through the stillness. Thankfully I was able to fall back asleep finally stirring around 7:00AM.
Gary was awake and boiling water for his coffee. I walked down to the lake scooped some water fired up my Jetboil and a few minutes later I was relaxing with a hot cup of Joe myself. Not too long after Amy would emerge from her tent as well.
Today’s plan would have us paddling a loop from Follensby Clear Pond to Horseshoe Pond, Little Polliwog Pond, Polliwog Pond and back to Follensby. This would be a very nice relaxing 7.15 mile adventure according to my GPS. We got back to our campsite shortly before a thunderstorm rolled through. Once the stormed blew over we had a wonderful evening again by the fire.
My original plan was to paddle out of camp on Monday morning and make the long drive home then. But it was Sunday morning (Father’s Day) and I was missing my boys. I decided to break camp, paddle out that morning and get home to have dinner as a family and hang with my sons, I made the right decision. Amy and Gary did the same as well.
This was a fun adventure with some great friends. With so many more places to explore I hope to get back there soon.
It has been a while since I’ve written so I figured I’d give you all a brief update. On May 16th I traveled to the Adirondacks to pick up a new canoe I had made. I purchased a Hornbeck Boats New Tricks, this pack canoe is 14 feet long and weighs 24 pounds.
I cannot express enough how fortunate I feel to own two beautiful canoes handcrafted right here in New York. Some people collect cars, me I have begun to collect canoes. I’m Looking forward to this years adventures, however I’m not sure what they might be as our world is different now and I plan to adapt accordingly.
Paddling Jabe Pond in the Adirondack Park with my brand new Hornbeck Boats “New Tricks” 14′ pack canoe May 16th 2020.
Paddling my Adirondack Canoe Company 14′ 24# “Boreas” on Little Colby Pond in Saranac Lake, NY August 2019.
For your viewing pleasure I present to you a fun video of my recent winter hike to the Blue Mountain fire tower . Thanks to my friends at Fulton Chain Craft Brewery for a place to park my tired self and some great beer after an awesome day in the park.
Living in New York State we get winter, or something that resembles it depending on the year. I’ve learned to embrace it because it can be long and cold. Over the past few years I’ve been out and about our local parks and trails hiking with my snowshoes. I find winter hiking to be some of the most beautiful and peaceful time to be outdoors. Recently I had the opportunity to change things up a little. So I hopped in my car and headed for the Adirondacks.
A few hours later I arrived at the trailhead of the 3759 foot summit of Blue Mountain. This 2 mile trail (One Way) climbs 1670 feet in elevation with moderate to steep grades, ending at the fire tower. At the trailhead I met my friend Nancy an experienced hiker who would go with me since this would be my first winter hike with considerable elevation.
We decided that we didn’t need snowshoes and that micro spikes would be sufficient since the trail was very well packed. This is a very popular hike in any season. It was sunny and in the low 30’s when we began and quickly I had to stop to remove my jacket putting in my backpack. The trail climbed steeply as we bumped into our first hikers coming down from the summit around the one mile mark. We stopped and chatted for a little before continuing. We would see three more before reaching the summit.
The closer we got to the summit the snow got deeper, the temperatures colder and you could feel the wind picking up through the trees. Just before coming out of the tree line I stopped and layered back up before exposing myself to the open summit. Stepping out into the open the Blue Mountain fire tower stood proudly at an additional 35 feet encrusted in snow and ice.
Climbing the tower to the observers tower the wind was whipping pretty good and my fingers were so cold even through my gloves while trying to take some photos. The stairs were covered in at least 6 inches of snow and ice and the cabin had at least a foot of snow inside. The handrails were also encased in ice.
Even though there was a vast temperature difference between the base and summit the warm sun was doing its best to remove Mother Nature’s grasp. Chunks of ice had begun to fall off the tower like crystals falling from a chandelier crashing to the ground into pieces. The trees at the summit were encrusted in snow and ice giving them a powdered sugar look, it was breathtaking.
We spent about an hour at the summit taking in the sheer beauty, chatting with a few hikers who had come up the trail shortly behind us. I was completely hooked on winter hiking.
Once down and back to my car, putting my gear away it was time to head south to Old Forge where I would spend the night. But not before a stop at Fulton Chain Craft Brewing for a couple of well earned beverages.
I absolutely loved this experience and I hope to do some more winter hiking in the Adirondacks in the future.
The gleaming warmth of the sun piercing our office window has me ever so excited that spring has sprung. More importantly some great canoe camping adventures are now in the planning stages. If that wasn’t exciting enough, I’m having two brand new carbon/kevlar canoes built for me by the Adirondack Canoe Company of Minerva, NY. Both canoes are of their “Boreas” design which are 14 feet in length. However one will be a pack canoe (24 pounds) that can be paddled with a kayak paddle and the other a traditional solo canoe (27 pounds). I couldn’t decide which one I wanted so I’m getting both. To be honest I’m a huge fan of the pack canoe and I love the feeling of a double blade kayak paddle. With that said there is just something timeless about a solo canoe that draws me in as well.
Currently our dinning room table is littered with maps of the Adirondack Park and the Connecticut River Valley which straddles the borders of Vermont and New Hampshire.
My first almost completely planned trip which will take place in September has me in Lake George, NY for two days where I’ll be photographing the Lake George Triathlon Festival. After that my adventure brings me further north to the St. Regis Canoe Area for several days of pond hopping and exploring. Another component to this canoe/camp trip is that my friend Gary Sharp will be joining me. Gary is highly entertaining, a wealth of knowledge and just fun to be around. Oh and he likes beer!
Once I return to civilization I’ll take in the spectacle that is the Adirondack Canoe Classic ( 90 Miler) for three days as a volunteer with the Northern Forest Canoe Trail. Originally I had thought that I might want to paddle this event in 2019. After much self reflection I feel its better to be an observer in order to get a feel for it first.
The map below is currently a mock of my trip. I might add to it or even do it in reverse but it is still in the planning stages.
I encourage you to visit the Adirondack Canoe Company’s website at the link above or follow them on Facebook and Instagram. Their boats are stunning!
If you like what you see here please share and follow my blog. “AdirondackJoe” can also be found on Facebook and Instagram as well.
The current plan subject to change……..
Adirondack Canoe Company “Boreas” canoes that I have purchased and being built. Left is the pack canoe (24lbs.) and on the right is the solo canoe (27lbs.)…… Stunning, I know!
July 15th 2015 Michael and I summited Whiteface Mountain in New York’s Adirondack Park. To date it is our only high peak, however we hope to change that this year conquering another.
Our day started out rainy but like they say wait 10 minutes and it will change. We were treated with a glorious day for hiking and once reaching the summit we decided to change things up a bit. Choosing the road more traveled Michael and I hiked down the auto road instead, continuing to drink in those stunning views.
Originally I was supposed to be hiking Mt. Washington today. I had to cancel my plans as Max was marching in the Maine Endwell homecoming parade on Saturday and I did not want to miss it. I love watching and listening to him play in the high school band.
Recently I had been reading that Henderson lake in Newcomb, NY was spectacular to paddle offering breathtaking views of the Adirondack high peaks. Henderson lake is also the headwaters of the 315 mile Hudson river. I contacted friends Gary Sharp and Chad Smith and made alternate plans. After the homecoming parade that afternoon I packed up and headed north to the Adirondacks stopping in Lake George for a couple of hours to catch up with friends. Afterwards I would continue my northward trek making it to Schroon Lake, NY for dinner at a bar called Flanagan’s. After dinner I drove to my new favorite place to car camp along Blue Ridge road in North Hudson. I threw on an extra layer of clothing knowing it was going to be a cold night in the mountains. All settled in it was time to get some rest.
I woke early Sunday morning 0430 and peered out the window to see the night sky littered with stars. Falling back asleep I would find myself wide awake by 0600 and the fog had rolled in, it was a chilly 33 degrees. Once the sun began to shed some light on the day I packed up and drove to meet Gary and Chad in Newcomb. Cell service in these parts is very sparse and I never saw Chad’s message that he had to cancel. Gary and I would make our way to the parking area, load our gear for the short half mile carry to the put-in on Henderson lake. As we arrived the last of the fog was pretty much all burnt off and the sun was warming things quite nicely. A good 5-6 MPH wind had reared its ugly head adding some small whitecaps to our adventure.
Gary and I were off exploring the shoreline and taking in some of the views. My favorite had to be the view of Indian Pass and the huge cliffs on Wallface. At the northwest end of the lake Gary and I would take out for a little exploration and coffee at a lean-to. This is a great place to camp and carry the 1.7 miles to the Preston Ponds. But we will leave that to another time. We spent about an hour enjoying our coffee, conversation and a small brook and waterfall. Back in our boats we zig-zagged along the lake back to where our adventure started. The color is almost nonexistent and what is there is very muted. The birch trees have been stripped bare of their leaves as well.

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Those who listened to the parliamentary debate on a resolution to borrow 35 million dollars from the Barbados National Bank (BNB) earlier this month would have been surprised at the robustness of the exchanges. Unfortunately many of the contributions delivered by MPs and Senators centred on which government was responsible for roads built over the years. Regrettably politicians on both sides of the fence continue to insult Barbadians with the poorakey debate which spews forth from parliament.
Is it unreasonable for some level of strategic thinking to be applied to the perennial issue of how to improve the road and traffic systems in Barbados? With 130,000+ vehicles on our roads is it a more sensible option to ponder if our narrow and dense network of roads can efficiently accommodate existing traffic flows? Instead we cut down hundred year old trees, build gigantic roundabouts a la Warrens, create jambusting, triangular roundabouts and the like?
Barbados is a 166 square miles and at some point commonsense will have to take root. The number of vehicles on our roads cannot be allowed to go unregulated for much longer. However just like the subject of education do not expect our policymakers to show the testicular fortitude necessary to take this particular bull by the horns.
Since the madness in progress at Warrens Roundabout and its environs it has been estimated about 30 accidents have occurred. Some will argue the confusion about its use is as a result of the ignorance of Barbadian drivers made worse by the use of Warrens while under construction. Others suggest the type of vehicles (high speed), the heavy volume of traffic and lack of road use savvy continue to be key reasons contributing to the high number of accidents and why the Accident and Emergency Department at the QEH will be kept busy.
Although the Barbados Road Safety website is not current it shows a worrying trend since 2008. Has the time come for policymakers to regulate the number and types of vehicles on our roads?

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The legacy of Kohl's athletes in the NFL Draft has historically been strong, and 2019 was no different.
Kohl's CommentsAt the Kohl's Future Stars Camp, Lisk showed the type of consistency you look for in a snapper. He demonstrated great power by finishing the charting portion with a .69 second average snap time. Lisk also throws a very clean ball and was the day 2 winner of the camp wide snapping competition. He is an impressive snapper and will continue to get better has a develops physically.
Ben plays varsity football and JV tennis at Paradise Valley High School in Phoenix, AZ. He has been training with Elite Long Snapping group under Ben Bernard since his 9th grade year. Ben has attended 5+ Kohl's camps, including the Future Stars Invitational, and is determined to be the best he can possibly be at his position.
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- 2018 Kohl's High School Season All-American Team: Honorable Mention
- Winner of Kohl's Future Stars Camp 2019 Long Snapping Competition
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- ACT: 26
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A grill recipe to use your summer vegetables! This recipe works well with chicken, but another option is to substitute pork loin.
- 4 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (6-8 oz each)
- salt & freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 clove garlic, thinly sliced
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh oregano
- 2 tomatoes, sliced
- 1 large zucchini, thickly sliced
- 8 fresh basil leaves
- olive oil, for basting
- Prepare a fire in a charcoal grill.
- Butterfly each chicken breast half by slicing it horizontally from one side to within 1/2 inch of other.
- Open like a book and sprinkle to taste with salt and pepper.
- For Marinade: In a shallow baking dish, combine ingredients.
- Add chicken and turn to coat all sides.
- Let stand at room temperature for 30 minutes.
- Layer tomato and zucchini slices and basil leaves inside each chicken breast.
- Close and secure with toothpicks.
- Season to taste with salt and pepper.
- Cook chicken breasts over a medium fire, turning often and brushing occasionally with olive oil, until juices run clear when pierced by a skewer, 20-30 minutes.

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