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Slieve Gullion
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Maximum height for area: 589 metres,
Summits in area: 13,
Maximum prominence for area: 494 metres,
OSI/LPS Maps: 28, 29
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Slieve Foye, 589m
Summits in area Cooley/Gullion:
Cooley Mountains:
Anglesey Mountain 428m
Carnavaddy 475m
Clermont 444m
Clermont Carn 510m
Clermont Carn NE Top 448m
Slieve Foye 589m
The Foxes Rock 404m
The Ravens Rock 457m
Slieve Gullion:
Camlough Mountain 423m
Carrigatuke 365m
Croslieve 308m
Slieve Gullion 573m
Tievecrom 264m
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Longitude: -6.469515, Latitude: 54.086735
Prominence: 173m, Isolation: 2.4km
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Croslieve is the 957th highest summit in Ireland. Croslieve is the second most westerly summit in the Cooley/Gullion area.
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Picture from pdtempan : You don't have to be a mountain goat to climb Croslieve, but...
You don't have to be a mountain goat to climb Croslieve, but...
8 Jun 2009
Croslieve and Tievecrom, the two hills between which the village of Forkill nestles, are like chalk and cheese. They are mentioned as Creshla Mountain and Tiffcrum in Michael J. Murphy's 'Mountain Year' (1964), spellings which probably reflect the authentic local pronunciation of his day. We tackled Croslieve by cycling up the steep road which approaches from the SE. Up and down takes no more than an hour. There is a double gate at approximately
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(right on the edge of map sheet 29) where we took the track which climbs towards the summit. We passed in full view of a new house with couple of barking dogs, but we met nobody and had no access problems. After climbing a couple of hundred yards, we reached an open field, where we aimed a bit to our right (E) towards an obvious groove which we had spotted earlier from Tievecrom. When we reached it, we found a good farm track which climbed this groove towards the summit. There were some bullocks in this field, but they were more afraid of us than we were of them, and they scarpered as we approached. We crossed a stile to leave this field, still climbing NNE in a straight line towards the summit. Shortly afterwards, the track makes a right angle to the right and climbs steeply (don't take the fainter track which carries straight on along the edge of the forestry). The track passes through a narrow gap and emerges near a mast, which is on a false summit. Pass to the right of the mast compound and head for the summit which is now obvious and not too difficult to reach, though there is no path through the high heather and bilberry. Croslieve is a magnificent viewpoint, once again offering superb views of Slieve Gullion, the other hills in the Gullion ring-dyke and the Cooley Mountains. We shared the summit with a herd of some 20 goats. From here Tievecrom looks a cinch. Don't be fooled!
Point A: J000 153
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Picture from Harry Goodman : Croslieve from the SW
Croslieve from the SW
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14 Oct 2009
Let me start with a little piece of advice. If you think you may be in an area and want to climb a hill on the MV list, always refer to the site and take the benefit of any information/comments for the hill in question. When in the area yesterday I decided to climb Croslieve but found difficulty in deciding where best to start. It was only after a number of sorties up and around various roads that, by pure chance, I started at the same point as that already shown on the site by pdtempan
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at a double gate between two houses. Clearly if I had had pdt's directions with me I would have saved myself a lot of searching around for a suitable starting point. The stile refered to my pdt is at
(Point C)
. This is a little gem of a hill with magnificent views over the many tops and bumps of the south side of the Ring of Gullion, with Gullion itself very prominent and impressive to the NNE. Do not be put off by the low elevation (308m). You will find the climb more rewarding than many hills twice its size. When there take time to explore the many tops and knolls or simply sit down and relax in splendid surroundings.
Point B: J00005 15319
Point C: J99999 15858
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Picture from dr_banuska : Croslieve from the SE, taken at the foot of Tievecrom
Croslieve from the SE, taken at the foot of Tievecrom
5 Jan 2010
I climbed Croslieve and neighbouring Tievecrom on Sat with one of my dogs. Following Harry's advice I tackled the latter first, as it's much trickier despite its lower height. I started at the same set of double gates between two houses as mentioned by others; coming from Forkhill you'll spot a small townland marker stone on the left and the gates are a short distance ahead on the right (I parked a little downhill close to another gate where I wasn't blocking the road, about
(Point D)
). I must admit when crossing the two sets of gates before reaching open hillside I felt a little uneasy, as I was in full view of the kitchen of one of the houses as mentioned by Pdtempan and the obligatory family dog did its best to draw attention to us! This was early evening too, so I may have looked a bit suspect.
The route to the summit via the comms mast is pretty straightforward: I ended up following a fence off to my left before crossing a stile then keeping to the left of another fence where there's a pretty clear track. I passed the mast compound, ascended a little then down again to an obvious groove heading downhill which you can see from Tievecrom. I crossed this and climbed uphill again to one of two rocky 'bumps' visible in the pic to the right of the mast. Not entirely sure which was higher (from the pic it looks like the left one is higher but standing on it the other seemed higher... map suggests the first?), I covered myself by descending a little then climbing the 2nd bump.
It was getting quite dark and I didn't hang about. The view was similar to Tievecrom, with Gullion prominent NW. The best thing was seeing the lights come on in Dundalk (and the motorway ringing it) and I could follow the lights back up to Forkhill and over to Jonesborough etc. As Harry says this is an interesting hill with varied terrain and it's best to allow yourself time to enjoy it. Unfortunately I misjudged and ended up descending almost in pitch darkness, quite an unsettling experience. Especially with this being quite a stony hill (lately Id been used to the much boggier Sperrins) and the recent ice made things quite treacherous. I had a few falls along the way I must admit, so would urge caution. I toyed with coming down an alternative route, but found the going quite steep off the obvious route and not a good idea at this time of evening, so retraced my steps. In fact once I neared the bottom I had difficulty locating the path back to the road with just my mobile phone light, and half the dogs of south Armagh seemed to be barking at us as I stumbled around for ages trying to find my way! Not my most enjoyable expedition as it turned out but lesson learned.
P.S. when in the area you might want to visit Castle Roche, a short distance to the southwest in Co. Louth. I didnt have time but it looks impressive and once marked the northern boundary of the Pale.
Point D: J003 153
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Picture from dmcdevitt : Forkhill and Tievecrom
Forkhill and Tievecrom
Must visit mountain that is off the beaten track
2 Jul 2011
Parked at the Double gates at point J000153, Met the local farmer at the gates when starting to walk. He said he was fine with accessing his land, just make sure that you close all gates, he was able to give a recommend route which was walk to the top of the field until you find another gate, Follow the overgrown track till you meet the forest, (The track was created by the army since the top of the mountain house over 400 British troops at one time), At the forest, cross over the style and then turn right following the fence until you meet the mask, at the mask you'll see the summit which is merely another 10 min walk across some heath and heather.
It's a mountain that is challenging more than you think and the views from the top are spectacular. Once at the top you know why it was once a British arms observation post looking across all of Co Louth, Co Monaghan and perhaps as far as Dublin airport.
The photo is a view of Forkhill with a large quarry below and Tievecrom in the background, Over all it talk about over 70-80 mins up and down
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Picture from Fearghal222 : Approach from NE showing 17th century tower on lower hill. Photo taken from road towards Mullaghban.
Approach from NE showing 17th century tower on lower hill. Photo taken from road towards Mullaghban.
23 Jul 2009
A rugged hill that forms part of the volcanic ring encircling Slieve Gullion, with some very rewarding scrambles and views considering it's humble size. The remains of a British army base is definitely worth a look, while the aspect around the Ring of Gullion is stunning. For best results approach from NE groove as established SE route is a bit timid and not as dramatic. Look out for mountain goats, buzzards and ravens, and the 17th century tower on an adjacent hill to the north.
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Picture from csd : A panoramic composition of the view north and east.
A panoramic composition of the view north and east.
Stunning views and no access problems
17 Apr 2011
I used the access via the double gate noted in pdtempan's post. The two barking dogs were still there, but no need to be afraid - they're fitted with collars that give them an electric shock if they stray beyond the boundaries of the house. Just to be sure the landowners are ok with the access route via the double gates, I called at the house and asked the gentleman who came out whether it was ok to cross his lands. He had no problem with this at all and wished me a good walk.
An aside: instead of the usual stony track access for a 4x4, the owners of the telecoms mast on Croslieve have constructed a small helipad!
The picture is a composite of four shots starting with the view north to Slieve Gullion and ending with the Irish sea south of Cooley.
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"Obviously there is a lot of us coming up through the Blues at the moment and we are getting a lot of experience early on in our careers, which hopefully will benefit us as individuals and also as a squad," said Jones.
"It makes you feel at home playing with boys your own age. I played with Harry Robinson, Macauley Cooke, Ellis Jenkins, Owen Williams and Tom Young at the Junior World Cup two years ago, and that helped me settle this year. Then there are the Welsh internationals who have a lot of experience and are ready to help.
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Comment posted Lochgilphead primary pupil's internet exposure of poor school meals goes viral by Robert Wakeham.
To some extent this whole discussion is academic in terms of Lochgilphead joint campus, because a significant number of the older pupils are to be seen in the town at lunchtime refuelling on chips – so presumably opting out of school meals. I suppose this might be a reflection of the school food not being junky enough, or being too junky?
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- This question of available choice, when related to the tight budget for school meals, doesn't add up; if we believe the council's defence as stated on the BBC today then it's very difficult to understand how their standard of food choice, variety, quality – and resultant wastage – is possible within their budget. Or were the council claims aspirational rather than factual? (after all, there's apparently insufficient space in the Lochgilphead campus to enable all the pupils to eat) – perhaps the much vaunted no-profit-public-private-design-build philosophy assumes that a certain proportion of the school roll is absent every day, and they miscalculated?
- There's a third photo in the Daily mail story that looks a bit healthier than the two pictures that have the limelight, so is the menu quality too uneven from day to day, or are kids free to select more – or less – healthy combinations from a wider menu?
- Has producing school meals at the Lochgilphead joint campus been privatised or is it still directly managed by the Education Department?
- Who – I wonder – in the Education Department would be best qualified to explain the difference between the meals in these photos and the meal on the 'Eatwell plate' in the 'Healthy Hub' section of the Lochgilphead Joint Campus website?
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Which is better, Disney illuminations cruise or wishes cruise?
I'm sure they're both wonderful but if we're going to try and get one should we try for the magic kingdom wishes cruise or illuminations?
Does one last longer than the other?
Is it weird if it's just one family in the boat rather than a full party?
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Re: Which is better, Disney illuminations cruise or wishes cruise?
We've only been on one Disney events cruise, and that was as guests of Wendy and her husband for Wishes. It was incredible and a wonderful experience.
I think either would be quite fun though.
I would say that the experience is best with intimate friends or just family.
The Illuminations Cruise seems a little "stifled" to me in that the boat stops under the bridge (that crosses over from UK to France) whereas the Wishes Cruise, you right "out there" on the lake in line with the castle.Thank you for being a member of our Secrets Family!!! We are so very pleased to have you with us!
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Re: Which is better, Disney illuminations cruise or wishes cruise?
They're both great but different. Unhelpful or what
Wishes is more open as Tink says. It's more of a relaxed sail about, darkness falls, castle there, few other boats bobbing around and blam, fireworks!
Illuminations felt like it covered more actual area as we sailed around and as the boats lined up to to park under the bridge, there was quite a feeling of anticipation in the air as everyone waited for the fireworks.
Wishes is a bit more intimate because there's usually space between the boats out there, illuminations eventually ends up with all the boats next to each other although in darkness so it's not like you care much how many are around
The only other thing to watch with illuminations is that sometimes the smoke blows in the wrong direction or settles low in front of the bridge area. I wouldn't say it's by any means common but it's happened.
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Brick Council to Consider Sandy Appropriation, Flood Zone Adoption Tonight
Up for a vote will be adoption of FEMA advisory maps
The Brick Township council will consider a number of measures related to Superstorm Sandy cleanup at its meeting Tuesday night, as well as an ordinance to adopt the Federal Emergency Management Agency's advisory base flood elevation (ABFE) maps, which have already been adopted by the state.
Though Gov. Chris Christie announced that the state as a whole would adopt the ABFE maps last month, individual municipalities must also adopt the maps, or they forfeit potential hazard mitigation grants which will aid residents in elevating their homes, Mayor Stephen C. Acropolis said.
The ABFE maps have been the subject of controversy, as many residents have made the case that they are not appropriately zoned and, thus, subject to unnecessary expense to either raise their house or contend with unsubsidized flood insurance rates that could grow to as much as $30,000 or more per year.
Though Acropolis said last week that he feels the maps constitute a "money grab" by the federal government, the fact that grants to residents would be in jeopardy without adopting them – as well as the fact that the state already has – has forced the local vote.
The ABFE maps are advisory in nature; finalized maps, which may scale back certain aspects of elevation and foundational requirements, are expected to be released this summer.
The adoption of the ABFE maps comes with a companion ordinance that will amend township zoning laws to allow houses in flood zones to be raised to required elevations without residents having to obtain a variance – effectively, an exception – from height requirements under existing local land use laws.
In addition, the council will consider a $12.5 million bond ordinance as an emergency appropriation "as a result of the extraordinary damage to the streets, roads and other public property caused by Hurricane Sandy," a proposed ordinance reads.
The township has already authorized $7.5 million in Sandy cleanup spending, and previously estimated the total cleanup bill could reach $53 million.
Funds expended by the township as part of the storm recovery process are eligible for a 75 percent reimbursement by FEMA, though consideration is being given by federal officials to upping that figure to a 90 percent reimbursement.
Finally, the council will consider a resolution that will allow the township to go onto private property to clear or recover debris in cases where a safety hazard exists. The resolution is expected to be used to clear debris from the destroyed Camp Osborn neighborhood, where blocks of homes were leveled by fires during the storm.
Funds expended under that resolution are also eligible for reimbursement, Township Attorney Jean Cipriani has said.
The meeting will take place at 7 p.m. Tuesday night at the township municipal complex on Chambers Bridge Road.
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7:02 am on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
A good benefit of of house raising is that if the home owner chooses the higher height they will now have a "blow away basement" which will give them additional storage an possibly a two car garage. :
John Zingis
9:26 am on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
I understand that the costs to construct the NEW MANDATORY basements to meet the NEW DCA and FEMA standards could approach $100,000.00 depending on site conditions.
I would strongly suggest that any residents considering raising their homes contact an Architect who knows these regulations and start consulting with them to get real costs for your home.
8:03 am on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
So if the AFBE is adapted, does that forfeit the chance of any of the floodzone ratings being chasnged, especially the V's back to A's?
Daniel Nee
11:06 am on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
No, it does not. Actually, judging by reports in recent days, it seems almost certain that aspects of the maps will change when the final versions (BFE) are released this summer. The maps themselves are issued by FEMA, a federal agency, not the state or the town.
Gov. Christie decided to take action from the state level to adopt the federal maps, which has effectively forced the individual municipalities to adopt them as well. But that does not affect the overall federal process of issuing the final maps (BFE/FIRM). Controversy has surrounded the governor's decision because many coastal residents would have preferred Christie actively fight and oppose the maps rather than adopt them.
8:06 am on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
The shore will not be ready for the summer. This is evident now that the roadway is open and we can see what is going on down there. So let's stop the rush and do it right.
This needed to happen at some point. Now it's here. So deal with it. Either raise your home when you rebuild it, or figure out a way to refinance it so you won't have to pay flood insurance.
The town should to be gong onto private property to get debris but fining owners who fail to do so. If the town needs to collect the debris then we need to place a lien on the property and or take it through eminent domain. These are your million dollar properties, take care of it yourself.
8:11 am on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
When are the board of fire commissioner elections Dan..they are this month..please publish them. Please vote no on the budgets as well.
Betty Ann Fuller
8:23 am on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
@WMS826: I guess you haven't read tonight's agenda for the Council meeting. Check out the resolution that hopefully be passed.
9:08 am on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
There is a key word here Betty,...those who PARTICIPATE. What do we do with those who do not.
9:21 am on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
I live in Brick and had flood damage. We basicly put everything back the was it was right after the storm with our own money. Still waiting for the flood insur money as we still have a few more things to do. Now we find out we are in a V zone. So we are just going to wait and see what the flood insurance rate goes to in a few years and then figure out what to do , as we are just about 80 percent done.
John Zingis
9:22 am on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Foodtown discussion tonight too in public forum.
BTW, the adoption of the advised baseflood elevation will significantly impact any proposed use of the Foodtown site.
Concerned residents should make every effort to attend tonight's meeting and get educated first hand. This is an excellent opportunity to voice your concerns over these issues. I understand there will be a public session where resident can speak.
Daniel Nee
1:56 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Karly - Last line of the article has the time and link to directions to town hall.
9:54 am on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
WMS826 - why would you vote no on the Fire budget. You pay very little. In fact you pay more for your Library tax then you do on your fire tax. After all the fire companies do to protect the citizens and all they did during the storm answering thousands of calls and helping thousands of people on need. Hope you don't need there service.
11:17 am on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
You are a fool not to pass the fire budget. Volunteer fire fighters are your hometown Heros every day help them so they can be there in your time of need or we can start sending u a bill for services like brick police E M S dose when they come to your door . Don't be a fool vote yes
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2:03 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Busy night . Lots of golden opportunities for them to pick your pockets of whatever change Obama has left in them.
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Ospreys captain Alun-Wyn Jones will be out for up to four months due to a shoulder injury sustained in Wales' loss to Argentina in Cardiff last week.
After carefully reviewing the scans and discussing the best management of the shoulder injury with specialists, in light of the extent of the ligament damage, the recommendation was made for the 27-year-old to undergo surgery to reconstruct the AC joint ligaments in order to give him the best chance of making a full recovery.
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Thanks to everyone who left comments on A Gift for a Foodie about the cookbook they'd love to write. They all sound like terrific ideas. The winner of Recipe for a Cookbook is Tiersa at Chef Bliss. She loves to cook and is following her bliss in the kitchen, cooking and creating new recipes. She plans on writing a healthy comfort food cookbook. Check out her blog and be sure
to look at the picture of her dog, Koda. She looks just like my dog, Moki.
Everyone (at least everyone I know, including me) can use a little--or a lot--more Coffee, Coffee, Coffee plus a whole lot of calm in their life. Now I'm not saying that Teresa at Mexican-American Border Cooking could use some calm; she seems pretty laid back but I know she loves coffee and
is the winner of Zen Coffee: A Guide to Mindful Meditation, my new book which offers a way to look at coffee and meditating a bit differently than you might have thought of it before.
Ladies, please send me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com with your address so I can send these gifts to you.
Now, on to the awards: Teresa, at Mexican Chocolate Lore and More, gave me the Friendship Award. I really value this award because it came from my favorite foodie friend.
I'd like to pass it along to a few new friends and some that I've known for a while:
Deeba, at Passionate About Baking because she combines coffee and chocolate into many of the wonderful cakes she makes and besides that, she's a really nice person.
Reeni, at Cinnamon, Spice, and Everything Nice because she writes nice, thoughtful comments on almost every post here and besides that, she also comments on my new blog, Foods and Flavors of San Antonio.
Arlene, at The Food of Love, because how can you not like someone who gags on her mother's meatloaf? LOL. This is my kind of friend and besides that, she loves to play with words.
Sanghi, at Sanghi's Food Delights, because the first time I visited her blog, she already had me on her blogroll and besides that, she is so appreciative of her friends.
Last, but definitely not least, Aggie, at Aggie's Kitchen, because she posts the kind of recipes that I love to cook. (I've already made two of her recipes and they were both delicious.)
I especially love this Inspiration Award because it's a happy face coffee.
I'd like to pass this award on to Natashya at Living in the Kitchen with Puppies. She inspires me because she can really cook and all her food looks really good! She's a dedicated foodie who cooks and blogs every day. I really admire that. Besides that, she has two adorable dogs. I have two dogs and they are always in the kitchen trying to cook with me--well, actually, they're just there for the food that falls on the floor!
Have a happy day and for those of you that are still snowed in, stay warm!
9 comments:
- Reeni said...
What a sweetie you are for the giveaways and awards! Congrats on your awards, you deserve them and thanks for passing that one on to me, friend!
- December 27, 2008 at 12:05 PM
- ARLENE said...
Gloria, I'm still laughing. Thank you so much for the award. Mom's meatloaf and spinach pork chop surprise were the only blemishes on an otherwise wonderful repertoire of recipes. Mom always teased me about how much I hated that meatloaf. She's no doubt smiling down on me that the "gag" still plays. I love my award. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
- December 27, 2008 at 1:20 PM
- Natashya said...
What a lovely holiday gift! Thank you so much for your kind words and the inspiration award. We are big coffee and espresso lovers in my house, I love the smiley face in the crema.
- December 27, 2008 at 1:26 PM
- Meg said...
Congrats to all the winners of the prizes and the awards and congrats to you for receiving the awards. You deserve them!!!
- December 27, 2008 at 2:16 PM
- Aggie said...
Oh Gloria thank you so much!! It is very sweet of you to pass on an award to me! Congrats to you on both of your awards!
Hope you had a wonderful holiday! - December 27, 2008 at 2:59 PM
- Passionate About Baking said...
You are such a sweetheart Gloria...thak you SO MUCH fro the award. Means the world to me! It's been wonderful getting to know you. Hope youe have a wonderful holiday season, & the new year is filled with joy, warmth & happiness! Much love Deeba
- December 27, 2008 at 8:57 PM
- Teresa Cordero Cordell said...
Gloria, my dearest friend. You always know how to pick me up. You are so insiteful. One of these days we'll talk about my "past life" visions. Thank you for the gift of your Zen Coffee book. I look forward to the "calm". Lily put this cute little book in my Christmas stocking called Coffee Time Puzzlers and Brainteasers. I thought of you. Here's a quote from the book.
Stephanie Piro (1996)
"Behind every successful woman is a substantial amount of coffee!"
Big hugs and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! :P - December 28, 2008 at 12:40 PM
- Sanghi said...
Nice of you, Gloria. Thaks for thinking me and passing such a valuable award.
Belated christmas wishes and happy new year! - December 29, 2008 at 7:43 PM
- ChefBliss.com said...
Gloria, you are great!! What a treat to come back from my "vacation" to this fantastic gift! I feel truly honored and I can't wait to put it to use! I am still jumping for joy here!! Have a wonderful New Year from both Koda and I!!
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The micro-optics business unit of Jenoptik's Optical Systems Division and the company LightTrans GmbH will work closely together in the field of development and commercialization of micro-optical solutions.
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