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Overview Detail Legend Zoom: ?? Overlay features legend For more map options click on any overview map area or any detail map feature. Detail Map Features Showing 16 items: Caher 1000m, Caher West Top 973.4m, Maolán Buí 968.9m, Cnoc an Chuillinn 954.6m, Cnoc an Chuillinn East Top 922.9m, Cnoc na Toinne 844.1m, Stumpa Dúloigh 784m, Stumpa Dúloigh SE Top 780m, Broaghnabinnia 745m, Stumpa Dúloigh SW Top 663m, Tracks: 3108, 18km 3080, 13km 4111, 12km 2598, 10km 3792, 3km 3348, 2km Find Suggested WalksOpen walks finder Find hill, mountain, island, coastal feature. Videos Recent Contributions 1 2 3 .. 15 Next page >> Get Notifications Ulster Mountain Pursuit Challenge Track 4228 wicklore an hour ago This track reflects the route of an Ulster Mountain Pursuit Challenge (MPC). 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Video display Dunkerron Mountains Area More detail Place count in area: 65, OSI/LPS Maps: 78, 83, 84, 85 Highest place: Stumpa Dúloigh, 784m Maximum height for area: 784 metres, Maximum prominence for area: 528 metres, Places in area Dunkerron Mountains:An Bheann Mhór 308mAn Bheann Mhór 674.7mAn Bhinn Láir 514mAn Cnoc Riabhach 534mAn Corrán 667mBascadh 595mBascadh West Top 569mBeann 752mBeann Far SW Top 636.2mBeann na Stiocairí 673.1mBeann NE Top 692mBeann South Top 639mBeann SW Top 657mBeenarourke 304mBeenrour 418mBoughil 631mBroaghnabinnia 745mCahernageeha Mountain 499mCaora Bhán 570mCnoc Breasail 591mCnoc na gCapall 639mCoomcallee 648.9mCoomduff 244mCoomnacronia 636mCoomnahorna 590mCoomura Mountain 666mCrossderry 489mDeenish Island (2) 144mDereenavurrig Hill 261mDoire Gharb 382mEagle Hill 155mEagles Hill 549mEsknaloughoge 416mEsknaloughoge N Top 420mFarraniaragh Mountain 468mGlanbeg 485.8mGortamullin 205mKnockanamadane 270mKnockanaskill 356mKnockaunanattin 569mKnockaunanattin W Top 467mKnocklomena 641mKnockmoyle 684mKnocknabreeda 569mKnocknacusha 547mKnocknafreaghane 313mKnocknagantee 676mKnocknagantee West Top 553mKnocknagullion 413mKnocknasullig 117mLetter South 362mMothaillín 506mMullaghanattin 773mMullaghanattin East Top 594mMullaghbeg 509mReenearagh 162mSallagh South-West Top 543mScarriff Island 252mSlievenashaska 578mSlievenashaska South Top 566mStaigue N E Top 435mStaigue Top 459mStumpa Dúloigh 784mStumpa Dúloigh SE Top 780mStumpa Dúloigh SW Top 663m Note: this list of places includes island features such as summits, but not islands as such. Centre on map. Broaghnabinnia Mountain Bruach na Binne A name in Irish (Ir. Bruach na Binne [OSI], 'verge of the peak') Kerry County, in Arderin, Vandeleur-Lynam, Irish Best Hundred, Irish Highest Hundred Lists, Green sandstone & siltstone Bedrock Height: 745m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 78 Grid Reference: V80163 81388 Place visited by 131 members. Recently by: Grumbler, John.geary, learykid, schwann10, Patbrdrck, Ulsterpooka, jamesmforrest, DNicholson, osullivanm, Bunsen7, GSheehy, ilenia, FrankMc1964, Wildrover, jlk I have visited this place: NO (You need to be a logged-in member to change this.) More detail Longitude: -9.744421, Latitude: 51.972162 , Easting: 80163, Northing: 81388 Prominence: 290m, Isolation: 2.2km ITM: 480148 581448, GPS IDs, 6 char: Brghnb, 10 char: BrghnbnBedrock type: Green sandstone & siltstone, (St. Finans Sandstone Formation) Ó Cíobháin gives Beann, 'peak', as the true name of this mountain. Apparently the name Bruach na Binne really belonged to a feature a few miles to the W overlooking the Bridia Valley and was mistakenly applied to this peak by the sappers. Broaghnabinnia is the 82nd highest place in Ireland. Broaghnabinnia is the most northerly summit in the Dunkerron Mountains area. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/80/ Rate Gallery COMMENTS for Broaghnabinnia 1 2 Next page >> Follow this place's comments Picture from group : From Mothaillin Picture: From Mothaillin Steep sided, flat topped and great views. Short Summary created by simon3, Colin Murphy, jackill 30 Sep 2015 Broaghnabinnia provides great views of the Reeks, Carrauntoohil in particular, from the south. It is steep on all sides and visitors should be comfortable with scrambling. From the east park at V8175 8218 A This grid reference in the text is shown as point A on the Detail Map above'>V8175 8218 A A and start at V8187 8171 B. From the west climb the nose starting at around V7918 8113 C. It is also possible to walk up from the road skirting north of Lough Reagh, then heading west and later north-west. An alternative approach is from the north. Park at V8175 8218 A This grid reference in the text is shown as point A on the Detail Map above'>V8175 8218 A A and continue along Kerry Way to the west for 500m. Where the track turns to the right, enter a grassy field through an open gateway and drop to the Cummeenduff River. Cross fence and river and head SW up steep grassy slope - some scrambling required. Continue to V810 816 D and swing left up to point V813 814 E. onto the broad E-W grassy summit area. Continue 1km west. The top is grassy and flat and marked only by a fence post. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/80/comment/4840/ Mersey by Conor74 26 Aug 2010 Since adding the comment, I have located my copy of Richard Mersey's 'Hills of Cork and Kerry' to see what he thought. For me, Mersey is a wonderfully evocative writer, that practical approach of a bygone age when mountains would be tackled in flannel shirts, tweed pants and sturdy shoes, with a couple of oranges and a pack of Sweet Afton for sustenance. And his book is a great mix of folklore, amateur geology and local history. Anyway, he ascended Broaghnabinnia from the Bridia Valley side, and he described the climb as 'steep and invigorating', but he too found the top 'a real anti-climax after the alpine ascent'. So clearly Herman isn't alone in his view. He notes the view of 'the great grey wall of the Reeks' before going on to tackle Stumpa Duloigh (or Knockduff as he calls it) and he notes that while the prominence means that there is a good descent before gaining height again, he adds that 'the ridge...is so spectacular that losing height does not seem to matter'. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/80/comment/6057/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average Picture from Geo : Curraghmore lake Picture: Curraghmore lake Geo on Broaghnabinnia, 2010 by Geo 23 Feb 2010 A classic case of biting off more than you can chew. After doing the "Pocket" on Friday, we had B'binnia and Stumpa Duloigh lined up for Saturday. After much looking at routes, we thought that we could do a car split involving a car on Ballaghbeama Gap at the view point, and then start the walk at the head of the Bridia Valley. Things started well, the day was good, cold, fresh and typical February. We drove up to the furthest point we could on the Bridia Valley boreen and at the gate we went on through and unsuccessfully tried to find someone at the house ahead for permission to park. There was no-one home and a car already parked and the signs for the kerry way access decided us that so long as out two cars were not blocking anyaccess and the gate was securely shut after we went through it that we would be ok, as it happened we seen no-one to refute this. After parking at V7888181753 F we walking S down the track towards farm buildings where a dog was barking and crossed a metal footbridge beside the ford (on OS 78). We then crossed a fence and continued roughly S a short distance going up onto a rough rocky spur which came down from B'binnia from E to W. We took this as being the "ramp" we had read about and turned E to follow this upwards. According to our source (David Herman if I'm not mistaken) we were to pick up a fence which we could follow to the top. This fence took a small bit of finding but it was there alright. The Harvey map has more detail than the OS 78 and if you have one you can pretty much see this ramp on paper and be sure of its location, but if using the OS 78 it runs E from where the word "Rock" as in "Rock Art" is printed. Anyway to cut a long story short use the fence as your handrail, in many cases, literally as you ascend. This is without doubt one for those who want a litttle lore oomph in their hill-walking. In many places hands are needed to scramble and you will have to go from one side of the fence to another to make your way up. The only fly in the ointment we encountered was a sheep trapped in the wire and for the squeamish I won't describe the scene fully, It took three of us to extricate her and she is (assuming she lives) only on three good legs now. Anyway, the top is rather a huge anticlimax after the fun of the scramble up and the views, like the one N to the Reeks where we saw the lake pictured. We were glad we hadn't come up the way we went down S to about 550m then W to the col where we had lunch. This would have been the approach from the Lough Reagh side and 'twould have been just a boring slog in that direction. Anyway our plans were to go up the spur to the Stumpa Duloigh ridge after this, but as we had already three hours gone and a late start, Common sense broke out and we decided to call it a day. Overall I'd give this one ten out of ten for the fun of the scramble. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/80/comment/4430/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average Picture from Conor74 : First peak, from point C Picture: First peak, from point C New route, new perspective? by Conor74 20 Aug 2010 Most surprised to read of David Herman's comment, I really like this mountain. For starters it is pleasing on the eye, it rears above both the Black Valley and Bridia Valley and stands out from its larger neighhbours, while those around it of a similar height like Brassel, Knocknabreda and Curraghmore seem content to hide amongst the Reeks and Iveragh Mountains. Parked car at V8175 8218 A where road twists around a shed. There is parking for 4 or 5 cars here, and many more spaces a few hundred yards further down the road. Crossed 2 sheep wire fences each with one strand of barb wire, very easy mind, and made way across the Cummeenduff River. Fording was tricky, the water was only ankle/knee height in the dry weather but the rocks all seemed very soapy and had to be careful not to slip. However, the maps show a road to derelict houses further south which road seems to cross the river, so perhaps in bad weather use could be made of that route. From there made my way to point V8187 8171 B at the foot of a stream/waterfall which clearly scars the broad east/south east rump of the mountain behind the derelict houses. From there, spent 50 minutes making my way up a very enjoyable scramble to a broad shoulder at V8134 8154 G as shown on the right hand side of Simon3's photo. Loved this part of the trek. The stream was dry, but room on both sides for wetter times of the year. Lots of sweat and lots of midges, so don't forget the repellent. Excellent views from that shoulder over the Black Valley, across to Stumpa Duloigh and north to the huge wall of rock above Curraghmore Lake and under Caher and Carrauntoohil. From the shoulder one has a clear view to the apparent summit in the middle of Simon's pic and that is gained by a 15 minute walk across springy turf and heather. However, as is evident from that photo, this is a false summit, there is another good ten minutes of effort required before one makes the top - perhaps it was this false summit that frustrated David Herman. More excellent views, including a vista right down the length of the Bridia Valley and on to Mullaghanattin and the mountains around Glencar and Glenbeigh.As night was closing in I had to descend at pace. Retraced my steps to the shoulder, but stayed more to the north of it this time and took a ramp from it at V8126 8160 H that leads almost due west across the east face of the mountain, descending all the time. From V8097 8176 I, made a beeline for the car. A few crags to negotiate, but made it down from summit to car in 50 minutes - though was on my own and moving fast. Again, care needed fording the river.All in all, a real mountain that requires real effort and a fine scramble, but perhaps its prominence means its not the best for summit bagging, and watch out for that river and those midges. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/80/comment/6034/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average Picture from simon3 : White flecked summit from the west. Picture: White flecked summit from the west. Climb the nose of a westerly face. by simon3 16 Aug 2011 Broaghnabinnia can be climbed from the west in the Bridia valley. There is a limited amount of parking for example around V7840 8156 J. The attraction of this route is the long rocky nose shown in the photo. This is around 1000m long and climbs around 525m (gradient 50%+ !) which I can attest is hard work, but then reaching the top by any route from north or east is also very steep. Few guidebooks describe this route. I did find this in Claude Wall's Mountaineering in Ireland: "The northern outpost [of what he calls the 'Breadagh district'], Broaghnabinnia, a cone of steep grey rock, is a stiff climb, but is more remarkable for the great rough image of a human face weathered on its western flank, which changes expression according to the viewpoint." Can't say I see it in this picture, but looking imaginatively at an earlier photo (from Eric), perhaps. Members (sober) are invited to Spot the Face. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/80/comment/6479/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average Picture from simon3 : Broaghnabinnia, SE side. Picture: Broaghnabinnia, SE side. simon3 on Broaghnabinnia, 2006 by simon3 25 Nov 2006 Poor old Broaghnabinnia. Described by David Herman [Hill Walkers Kerry] as ".. not the most enticing of mountains .." whose summit is ".. a tiny plain of boggy grass .. disappointing .."Can't say I entirely agree. This summit has some dramatic slopes particularly on the northern side. Even this picture of the southern side shows cliffs and steepness.The picture was taken one November from around Knocknabreda. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/80/comment/2558/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average COMMENTS for Broaghnabinnia 1 2 Next page >> (End of comment section for Broaghnabinnia.) Some mapping: Open Street Map (Various variations used.) British summit data courtesy: Database of British & Irish Hills (Creative Commons Licence) MountainViews.ie, a Hill-walking Website for the island of Ireland. 11 Million Visitors Per Year. 1300 Contributors.


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Be Human is about doing something nice for someobody that you don't have to do but want to do. This is not random acts of kindness, but rather having a sense and feel of your fellow human kind outside of yourself. It's about making another human smile and having faith in human nature. Society has become so greedy and self-centered that we've forgotten how to treat human kind. We want the design to somehow reflect this feeling of treating humans like humans. The words Be Human should reflect this natural spirit of humanity, and should also be appropriate for today's hip style. In other words we don't want a "life is good" type stick person, we want something more ethereal, stylish and subtle. Let's start with one design but think about how one design could morph into many, think Lucky Brand.
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Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg is calling for the creation of a new generation of new towns and garden cities to address Britain's growing housing crisis.
Clegg warns that unless radical action is taken to boost house-building, for many young people their dreams of a home of their own will be no more than a "pipe dream".
In a speech to the National House-Building Council earlier this week, he said the government is making available STG225 million ($A347.87 million) in funding to "unblock" a series of major local housing projects which have "hit a wall".
Together, the schemes - which range in size from 4000 units to 9500 - will provide up to 48,600 new homes.
However, Clegg said the shortage of homes is becoming so acute, there will in future need to be even more ambitious, with new developments of 15,000 to 25,000 homes.
He said they should draw inspiration from the garden cities of early 20th century, such as Letchworth and Welwyn, and the new towns of the post-war era like Milton Keynes and Stevenage.
"It's time to rediscover that proud tradition of creating new places," Clegg said.
"We can either condemn ourselves to haphazard urban sprawl - the surest way to damage the countryside, we can cram ever more people into existing settlements, concreting over gardens and parks - and bear in mind we already build the smallest homes in Western Europe, or we can build places people want to live.
"Places which draw on the best of British architecture and design, which have their own identity and character, which - rather than destroy the countryside, actually have a crucial role in keeping it intact."
The deputy prime minister said the shortage of homes for young people has created a "generational shift" in the debate, with people becoming more receptive to the idea of new developments which in the past would have been strongly resisted.
"The babyboomers of the fifties and sixties, people who were largely catered for by the massive housing expansion after the Second World War, are now watching their children struggle," he said.
"The plight of the next generation is making what was an abstract housing shortage increasingly tangible and real. And as we, as a society, become more open to development that creates the space for politicians to be bold."


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BEAUFORT, S.C. (AP) — One congressional candidate is a former Republican governor seeking redemption after his career imploded in a public saga involving lies, the Appalachian Trail and an Argentine mistress. His Democratic opponent is a famous comedian's sister who's trying to benefit from her rival's damaged reputation.
In a bizarre campaign that has roiled South Carolina, Mark Sanford and Elizabeth Colbert Busch are in a surprisingly contentious contest for a U.S. House seat in a solidly Republican district that GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney carried by 18 percentage points last year.
Tuesday's special election is for the seat that Republican Tim Scott held until he was appointed to the Senate. The race has been jumbled by expected low turnout, Sanford's past and an aggressive late-in-the-game Democratic ad campaign to exploit it.
If Colbert Busch wins, she instantly will become one of the most endangered Democrats in the 2014 elections. If Sanford wins, it could mark a career turnaround.
Early on, Sanford, a third-term congressman before he was governor, appeared to have a significant edge in the district along the Atlantic coast. He beat back primary challengers with an apology-focused campaign and a plea that voters give him a second chance. But all that changed a few weeks ago with the revelations that his ex-wife had accused him in court documents of trespassing at her home on Super Bowl Sunday.
Sanford disputes that, but has struggled to explain the alleged episode that reminded voters of the 2009 scandal in which he used a story about hiking on the Appalachian Trail to cover up a visit to his then-mistress in Argentina. Sanford avoided impeachment but was censured by the Legislature over state travel expenses he used as part of the affair, and he paid a record ethics fine.
Sanford's campaign has slid since the trespassing allegations surfaced.
National Republicans, already struggling with a poor showing among women voters in last year's presidential election, quickly pulled advertising dollars. In doing that, they abandoned the race and made clear that they didn't think the Republican could recover.
Democrats have tried to take advantage of the moment, sensing an opportunity to gain a seat on GOP turf.
The fundraising arm of House Democrats and Democratic-leaning outside groups aired TV ads assailing Sanford for betraying their trust. After initially declining to make Sanford's dalliance an issue, Colbert Busch changed course last week, telling voters during a televised debate that Sanford used taxpayer money to "leave the country for personal purpose."
Sanford's past has generated more than your run-of-the-mill political interest.
A website that promotes adulterous affairs slapped Sanford's image on a highway billboard outside the district, urging people to seek their own "running mate." Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt endorsed Sanford, calling him "America's great sex pioneer." Flynt later complained when the ex-governor refused to accept the endorsement or a $2,600 donation.
South Carolina Republicans are worried.
"The thing that concerns me the most is the outside money that's coming in," said Katon Dawson, a former state Republican chairman. "He doesn't have the heavyweights he's used to having backing him up in the campaign and she does. He's never been in that position before."
Sanford, once considered a potential presidential candidate, twice won the state by leveraging both strategic help from his now ex-wife, Jenny, and a huge bank account that swamped opponents on TV.
Now, he's accusing Democrats of trying to buy the district and complaining about "a million dollars' worth of spending dumped on my head." He's also trying to tie his opponent to U.S. House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi of California, appearing at events with a cardboard cutout of the former speaker.
"I think Mark's goal was to nationalize the race," said the state's senior senator, Republican Lindsey Graham. "If it's a personality contest, then we could be in trouble. If it's about the direction of the country, who controls the House, I think we'll win."
Despite the spending and his past, Sanford still could win.
He is well-known in the Charleston-area district, having represented most of it for three terms in Congress during the 1990s. In his two races for governor, he won the region by a wide margin and has never lost a political race. A tea party favorite, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, endorsed him last week.
On his final sprint, Sanford is pressing a conservative message.
In Beaufort, where he attended high school, Sanford pledged last week to pare spending. He also projected a command of local issues during a visit to the Chamber of Commerce. He went out of his way to praise hometown hero Candice Glover, a St. Helena Island native who is a contestant on "American Idol."
Sanford made no direct mention of the scandal, and none of his potential constituents asked him about it during a question-and-answer session. He did respond to a question asking him to compare the "Greatest Generation" of World War II with younger Americans today: "I think we can always learn from life — period. Life is a great teacher — the ups and the downs of life."
But he directly addressed the scandal only when reporters asked about it.
"Do I have blemishes? Yes. Do we all have blemishes? Yes," he told reporters. "It goes back to what our minister said ... 'Do the events of your life refine or define your life?'"
Colbert (KOHL'-buhrt) Busch is the sister of comedian Stephen Colbert (kohl-BEHR'), the star of Comedy Central's "The Colbert Report." She took a leave of absence from her position as the director of business development for Clemson University's Wind Turbine Drive Testing Facility to run for Congress.
She largely has stuck to issues such as job creation and debt reduction while ads from outside groups pound the former governor.
"We're staying focused on what the district wants," she told reporters after knocking on doors Thursday in a Charleston neighborhood.
Colbert Busch rejected the notion that Pelosi would play a factor in how she would represent the district and said she would be solely focused on the economic needs of the region.
"No one tells me what to do except the people of the 1st Congressional District. That's it," she said.
The race probably will be decided by which side can get more of their core supporters to the polls, which is a difficult feat in a special election.
Republicans note that in a 16-way race in the March 19 GOP primary, Sanford received about 20,000 votes and then picked up about 26,000 votes in a runoff against Curtis Bostic two weeks later. Colbert Busch collected about 16,000 votes in the primary to secure the nomination.
"She's just got a huge challenge," said Andy Brack, a onetime aide to former U.S. Sen. Ernest "Fritz" Hollings, D-S.C., and an unsuccessful candidate himself for the 1st District seat as a Democrat in 2000.
To win, Brack estimated that Colbert Busch would need to get most of the non-Sanford Republican primary vote — "a Herculean task. But there are some people who are going to vote against Sanford — and they're just going to come out of the woodwork because of his past troubles."
Dawson said the tough ads could suppress turnout among Republicans disenchanted with Sanford's past.
"Voter turnout is going to be everything," he said.
Associated Press writer Bruce Smith in Charleston, S.C., contributed to this report.
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Orko tries to help King Randor find his crown in this issue's comedy strip.
Feature Story 1: "The Flower of Life" (English translation of the German comic "Die Blume des Lebens" from Ehapa)
Teela is dying from a disease she picked up on a mission to an alien world. He-Man has gone to find the rare Flower of Life, the only thing that can cure her. Over barren land, He-Man has found the flower and is speeding back to Eternos in the Road Ripper. On the way, he comes across the body of a man. He quickly puts time aside to investigate, and finds that the man is still alive. The man tells him he collapsed when looking for water, and leads He-Man to his village, which he tells him was destroyed. But as He-Man observes the village, the man seizes He-Man's sword, and transforms into Hordak! He-Man kicks the sword out of his hand- but then is seized by the claws of the Monstroid!
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An interesting question on this issue's letters page asks if Prince Adam broke his leg, would He-Man also be handicapped by that injury? The answer is that the power of Grayskull would heal Adam's leg as he changed to He-Man.
Feature Story 2: "The Flower of Life", Cont'd
The Monstroid flings He-Man over a cliff, but He-Man uses his sword to stick into the side. He then makes his way back up, and fends off the Hordesmen, then knocks the Monstroid over the cliff. He then returns to Eternos, and uses the flower to save Teela's life! She walks in the royal garden, feeling well once again, thanking He-Man for saving her.
Feature Story 3: "Secret Files of Scrollos: Sy-Klone"
The much-requested origin of Sy-Klone finally features! It explains that Sy-Klone was once an athelete called Dash-Shel, who lived on the planet Snave, where he could outrun the fastest robots of the planet! The one day, Snave was attacked by the Horde, and Dash-Shel set about thwarting their scheme to overtake the world. But he was fatally injured in battle with the Horde, and almost died- but his father, Thom-Shel, a brilliant scientist, saved his life by making him into a super-powered cyborg warrior called Sy-Klone! With his amazing new powers, Sy-Klone blew up the Horde ship and rid Snave of the Horde- but he learned of the battle going on on Eternia, and bade farewell to his family and friends, and set off for Eternia to help the heroic warriors against the Horde! Since then he has become one of the greatest of the heroic warriors, but hopes that someday he may return to Snave.
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"We" seems to refer to all of mankind. What drivel are you reading?
Student or Learner
Does "we" here refer to "ghosts"? Or "living ghosts"?
A ghost is a role without an actor. Ghosts are like moviesthe story goes on, but nobody's home. Like dead skin, under normal circumstances, a ghost lingers just long enough to prevent the vulnerable flesh of the living.
Not all that rarely, people are born with nothing inside, or lose what little they have -living ghosts. And when they die, sometimes even before they die, a hole opens up and a bit of the dark world creeps in.
We were all there in that city that draws its paycheck from the manufacture of ghosts. We were there when one man started handing out free talk. And we are there now, sad little dolls made of dust.
Your friends, if only you knew. If only you were smart enough to care. Maybe now you'll listen, though you never have before.
You'll join us soon enough.
You're next.
"We" seems to refer to all of mankind. What drivel are you reading?
I'm not a teacher, but I write for a living. Please don't ask me about 2nd conditionals, but I'm a safe bet for what reads well in (American) English.
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By Munir K. Nasser
Washington, DC
Former American Assistant Secretary of State Richard Murphy said that the death of President Assad would not have a direct impact on the Middle East process.
He told Albawaba.com in an interview in Washington that the principles that the late President brought to the peace process will not change with his successor.
Murphy predicted that the resumption of the Syrian-Israeli track would depend on developments inside Israel. He said the Israelis have apparently decided this is the time to focus extensively and try to get an overall agreement with the Palestinians.
The following are excerpts from the interview:
What is the impact of Assad 's death on the peace process?
I do not expect a direct impact on the peace process. It is true that President Assad has spoken for Syria in the past 30 years, but what that means is the principle that he brought to the peace process is not going to change with his successor, in my opinion. The first principle was that Syria would not negotiate over the sovereignty of its land, which was occupied by Israel in June 1967, so I expect his successor to be bound by that principle. There will be a period of regrouping, and whenever Syria is ready to rejoin the negotiations, I am sure Washington will be ready to do what it can. The fact that the Geneva summit between President Assad and Clinton ended without setting a date for the resumption means there was no agreement on that basic principle of no negotiations about territory.
What are the chances of Syria joining the peace negotiations with Israel soon?
It all depends on developments within Israel. Barak is under pressure at the moment because of his cabinet disarray, but I think it would not be an immediate resumption of the talks. The Israelis have apparently decided this is the time to focus extensively and try to get an overall agreement with the Palestinians. So the Syrian track will be on hold for a while. There is no question that the Israeli leadership have long absorbed the concept that no war without Egypt and no peace without Syria. So Syria is important to Israel, and would like to reach a peace agreement.
Do you expect that Bashar Assad to continue with the legacy of his late father?
This has been a period of some change in Syria. I understand that very senior officials have been prosecuted for corruption and there was a campaign by Dr. Bashar Assad who was personally pushing to eliminate corruption, so with the upcoming party congress, which I assume will be held as scheduled June 17, I believe. This will be the first Party congress in 16 years, which was to bring about changes in the in the regional command. At a time like this Syrians will be looking for a transition.
You have served in the US Administration one time and dealt with President Assad, how do you see the future of American-Syrian relations after Assad?
I have always regretted that the American-Syrian relations were what I call "thin" relations. They never really flourished. I was fortunate of being there in 1974 as the first ambassador to Syria after the restoration of the diplomatic relations. That was a honeymoon period. President Assad was very much available in those tense times because of the civil war in Lebanon and he saw me whenever we needed to discuss the situation. I did deal with him extensively during the period from 1974-1976, even in 1977, then I came back when I was Assistant Secretary of State. I was always amazed at President Assad 's retentiveness and strong memory. I don't know if he ever dealt with files. Americans always keep files and written memorandums, but he always kept it in his mind very accurately.
How do you characterize Assad as a person?
He was adamant in his position that the Arabs have to stay together in peace negotiations. He was bitterly disappointed about President Sadat's signing a peace treaty with Israel. He told me that he felt several times in the 1980s that a general peace could have been achieved by then had the Arabs remained united. On the Golan, he said from the beginning I will not negotiate over the sovereignty of my land. He believed that other arrangements affecting security could be discussed, but not sovereignty. He was absolutely adamant on this position, and I don't expect that to change.
What was your impression about the Arab countries that you visited recently?
I was recently in both Lebanon and Syria, and felt the lingering effects of the civil war, and the wars between Arabs and Israelis, which have caused a stagnation in the economic development in the country and the whole region. And the region is in danger of stepping behind the rest of the world, which is really tragic. Even the resources, both human and material, people are making somber predictions that the non-oil producing countries might sink to the standards of sub-Saharan Africa. In Syria we have seen Bashar Assad taking up some steps to open up modern communications and opening Syria to the Internet, and he deserves the credit for that. And certainly we wish him the best of luck if he is the successor.
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I remember there being some, I think kids, playing a hockey-like game with round balls. One of them finds a new ball the glows or something, in the end it turns out to be a comet.
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In last week's episode of Dan Savage's new sex-centric MTV show "Savage U," the infamous sex columnist hits up Cornell to see if book smarts translate to bedroom smarts.
What Savage finds is that the ivy leaguers are pretty darn clueless when it comes to all matters between the sheets.
That's not to say that they're not having sex, Savage discovers. They're actually having a ton of it, just not in the old-school monogamous way.
Hook-up culture, we learn, reigns supreme. And it's not uncommon (or even taboo) for one student to go home with the same partner his friend did the weekend prior, one bar-goer explains to Savage.
Throughout his visit Savage fielded plenty of awkward, cringe-worthy and shameless questions from the curious students. Some of our favorites included: "man-scaping, your thoughts?," "how can I come out as gay to my ex-girlfriend without making her mad" and "my roommate has been third-wheeling my girlfriend and I a lot recently, how can I get him to stop being a human condom?"
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Airway patency in both children and adults depends on the tonic and phasic activation of muscles of the tongue and pharynx supplied by the hypoglossal nerve arising at the medullary level
We report a case of a 2-year-old who after resection of fourth ventricle anaplastic ependymoma developed severe sleep disordered breathing and tongue fasciculation.
Polysomnography showed severe obstructive sleep apnea with oxygen desaturation to 33%. Magnetic resonance imaging of the brain showed post-surgical effacement of the dorsal lateral medulla.
We postulate that damage to the hypoglossal nerve at the level of the medulla contributed to the patient's severe obstructive sleep apnea. Patient was treated with tracheostomy.
DelRosso LM; Hoque R; Gonzalez-Toledo E. Two-year-old with post-surgical hypoglossal nerve injury and obstructive sleep apnea. J Clin Sleep Med 2014;10(1):97-98.
A 2-year-old girl underwent resection of a fourth ventricle anaplastic ependymoma through a posterior fossa approach at age 1. Prior to the craniotomy, the patient had neither apneas nor snoring. She required postoperative tracheostomy placement, which was removed 2 weeks prior to presentation. After tracheostomy removal the mother reported breathing pauses followed by gasping at night. The patient was admitted for observation and placed on high-flow oxygen. The sleep medicine team was consulted. The patient did not have any other past medical or surgical history.
On physical exam while awake, her blood pressure was 125/88, her heart rate 126, and her respiratory rate 24. Physical exam while awake revealed horizontal nystagmus. Her tongue showed fine fasciculation without atrophy or tongue deviation. Palate elevation was normal bilaterally. Tonsil size was 2+. Breathing was labored with increased oral secretions but no drooling or choking. She appeared to have partial airway obstruction while awake. Flexible laryngoscopy revealed an enlarged adenoid pad, normal vocal cord movements bilaterally, and airway patency. Lung exam was normal with transmitted upper airway sounds. Physical exam while asleep revealed mouth breathing, loud snoring with increased upper airway sounds secondary to secretions, and increased use of accessory breathing muscles with prolonged apneas.
Laboratory work up including comprehensive metabolic panel and complete blood count were normal. A barium swallow X-ray study showed delay in the oral and pharyngeal phase of swallowing. Diagnostic polysomnogram (PSG) was performed without high-flow oxygen at the start of the recording. Without high-flow oxygen the oxygen saturation was > 95% during wakefulness. After sleep onset, sleep disordered breathing emerged and the oxygen saturation dropped to 25% to 30%; high-flow oxygen was resumed early during the study. PSG revealed a total sleep time (TST) of 459 minutes, sleep efficiency of 93%, sleep latency of 12 minutes, and a TST apneahypopnea index of 66 events/h of sleep, all obstructive with no evidence of hypoventilation noted. The minimum oxygen saturation on high-flow oxygen during NREM sleep was 50%, and during REM sleep was 33% (Figure 1A).
(A) Overnight polysomnography trends. Severe sleep disordered breathing with severe oxygen desaturations were noted across the night. (B) Magnetic resonance imaging of the brain, axial T2-weighted image showing post-surgical changes of the left cerebellar hemisphere associated with deformation of the dorsal-lateral medulla.
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The patient underwent tonsillectomy–adenoidectomy. After extubation the patient continued to exhibit severe oxygen desaturation with labored breathing and witnessed apneas during sleep. The patient was re-intubated. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain revealed post-surgical changes of the left cerebellar hemisphere associated with posterior approach to the fourth ventricle and deformation of the dorsal-lateral medulla (Figure 1B).
Tongue fasciculation and severe sleep disordered breathing with difficulty clearing secretions and delayed swallowing phase on barium swallow contributed to decide the best treatment option consisted on repeat tracheostomy. The labored breathing and witnessed apneas resolved with normalization of oxygen saturation.
The mechanism of obstructive sleep apnea in children has been almost exclusively linked to peripheral obstruction due to tonsillar or adenoid hypertrophy, however the patency of the airway in both children and adults, depends on the tonic and phasic activation of muscles of the tongue and pharynx supplied by pontomedullary cranial nerves.1
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is common in children with neurologic deficits from cerebral palsy, spina bifida, Chiari malformation, and achondroplasia. Compression of these cranial nerves at the foramen magnum level has been postulated as a contributing mechanism of OSA in patients with Chiari malformation or achondroplasia.2,3
The hypoglossal nerve (HN) arises from the hypoglossal nucleus in the medulla just off the midline, below the floor of the fourth ventricle and exits the medulla between the pyramid and the inferior olive. The HN innervates the genioglossus muscle (GM), considered the main tongue protruder and main pharyngeal dilator.4
HN motor neurons receive serotonergic and noradrenergic activation during wakefulness. This input is decreased at sleep onset and completely withdrawn during REM sleep, contributing to decreased GM activity and airway vulnerability during this sleep stage.5
Nerve conduction studies and electromyography studies have shown hypoglossal mononeuropathy in adult patients with OSA, suggesting that loss of hypoglossal axons may predispose to pharyngeal collapse and OSA.6 In addition, HN stimulation has been shown to improve the severity of OSA.7
In our patient, postoperative medullary insult with hypoglossal nerve (HN) damage may have resulted in centrally mediated severe obstructive sleep apnea with tongue fasciculation, which was not evident while the patient was on chronic tracheostomy. The main criteria for decannulation in patients with chronic tracheostomy are resolution of the initial insult or injury that prompted the tracheostomy; and the patient's ability to maintain a safe and adequate airway without the tracheostomy.8 Polysomnography is useful in the evaluation of these children prior to decannulation. In our patient, pharyngeal muscle weakness, presence of large adenoidal pad and enlarged tonsils could have contributed to worse OSA during REM sleep as seen in the hypnogram.
Management strategies for our patient included tonsillectomy-adenoidectomy, continuous positive airway pressure, or tracheostomy. After tonsillectomy-adenoidectomy, the family opted for tracheostomy. The patient underwent tracheostomy and remains stable.
This was not an industry supported study. The authors have indicated no financial conflicts of interest.
Adelman S, Dinner DS, Goren H, Little J, Nickerson P, authors. Obstructive sleep apnea in association with posterior fossa neurologic disease. Arch Neurol. 1984;41:509–10. [PubMed]
Khatwa U, Ramgopal S, Mylavarapu A, et al., authors. MRI findings and sleep apnea in children with Chiari I malformation. Pediatr Neurol. 2013;48:299–307. [PubMed]
DelRosso LM, Gonzalez-Toledo E, Hoque R, authors. A three-month-old achondroplastic baby with both obstructive apneas and central apneas. J Clin Sleep Med. 2013;9:287–9. [PubMed]
Dotan Y, Golibroda T, Oliven R, et al., authors. Parameters affecting pharyngeal response to genioglossus stimulation in sleep apnoea. Eur Respir J. 2011;38:338–47. [PubMed]
Horner RL, author. Respiratory motor activity: influence of neuromodulators and implications for sleep disordered breathing. Can J Physiol Pharmacol. 2007;85:155–65. [PubMed]
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Eastwood PR, Barnes M, Walsh JH, et al., authors. Treating obstructive sleep apnea with hypoglossal nerve stimulation. Sleep. 2011;34:1479–86. [PubMed]
Sherman JM, Davis S, Albamonte-Petrick S, et al., authors. Care of the child with a chronic tracheostomy. Am J Respir Crit Care Med. 2000;161:297–308. [PubMed]


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"The founder of the clan of Sutherland settled in the XII. century in the province of Murref, Moray, or Moravia, comprehending the modern counties of Murray or Elgin, and parts of Inverness and Banff, whence the family for several generations assumed the name of Murref or De Moravia, which they retained even after their occupation of Sudrland or Sutherland, and their elevation to that earldom." [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Lowe, Mark Anthony, Patronymica Britannica, A Dictionary of Family Names of the United Kingdom. London: John Russel Smith, 1860. Print.
As the name was originally of territorial origin from the province of Moray, early records of the family referenced that territory. "William de Moravia (lord of Petty) was witness to a royal charter to the Abbey of Holyrood, 1203. A little earlier he appears as William, son of Freskin. Hucting de Moravia witnessed confirmation of sale of the land of Scrogges, c. 1208-13 and Malcolm de Moravia witnessed gift of a mark of silver annually to the Abbey of Arbroath, c. 1250." [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
Black, George F., The Surnames of Scotland Their Origin, Meaning and History. New York: New York Public Library, 1946. Print. (ISBN 0-87104-172-3)
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Air accident investigators are due to give evidence Thursday in the trial of two Libyans accused of bombing Pan Am Boeing 747 over the Scottish town of Lockerbie in 1988, killing 270 people, according to AFP.
Michael Charles, a British air accident investigator who led the inquiry into the disaster, told the trial Wednesday that a bomb punched a 20-inch-square (50-centimetre-square) hole in the fuselage of the plane's left-hand forward baggage hold.
As the plastic explosive turned into a ball of gas, it blew a larger "petal-shaped" hole in the metal skin of the plane's left-hand forward baggage hold, he added.
This caused cracks to spread through the plane, leading to its disintegration above the southwest Scottish town on December 21, 1988, killing all 259 passengers and crew and 11 people on the ground, he said.
AFP reported that Richard Vance, an inspector in Charles' team from Britain's Air Accident Investigation Branch, told the court the plane's flight recorders had picked up a short, loud sound in the seconds before contact was lost with air controllers.
Another inspector, Christopher Protheroe, is due to continue giving evidence when the trial continues Thursday.
The prosecution alleges that Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi, 48, and Al-Amin Khalifa Fhimah, 44, were Libyan intelligence agents who planted a time bomb in a suitcase aboard Pan Am Flight 103.
A Scottish newspaper severely criticized at the trial of the two Libyans accused of the Lockerbie bombing has said it is standing by its claims, according to a BBC.online report.
The Sunday Herald reported that the prosecution case was in tatters amid concerns over evidence due to be provided by a man described as a key witness, said the BBC.
The newspaper alleged that the "disarray" had prompted the Crown to seek a 12-day adjournment in the case.
Scotland's Lord Advocate, Colin Boyd QC, told the court there was no truth in the allegations and statements attributed to Crown Office sources had not been made.
But in a statement on Wednesday, the newspaper said: "The story was accurate and, we believe, in the public interest. We will print a full and robust response to the criticisms in our edition on Sunday."
The presiding judge, Lord Sutherland, had warned that if the case had been a normal jury trial the newspaper report, on 14 May, would have been gross contempt.
Boyd described the article, which reported allegations that the case was about to collapse after an analysis of the explosion from witness Edwin Bollier allegedly contradicted the Crown's version of events, as "largely inaccurate and misleading".
He said it was not for those reasons that he brought the article to the judges' attention, but because "it makes allegations about the Crown's conduct which impinge on our relationship with the court".
Boyd said he would not comment on the report which he has received from the Crown witness, except during submissions to the court and was not prepared to comment on the assertions made in the article.
He said no member of his team nor anyone with any knowledge of the Crown case had spoken to the Sunday Herald -- (Several Sources)
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Assistant Fire Chief Curtis Meskus said he quickly called for a third alarm because of anticipated manpower problems. When firefighters arrived they found flames coming from the window of an apartment on the side of the building.
"We got a hose line on it," Chief Meskus said, adding that the fire was quickly put out.
Mutual aid crews from Southbridge, Auburn, Leicester and Oxford assisted at the scene. Firefighters from Millbury and Webster were on standby at Charlton's two fire stations. An ambulance from Webster was also at the scene.
Chief Meskus said the fire was contained to one apartment, and one occupant was displaced. It was unclear whether tenants from the other five apartments would be able to return home. An electrical expert had been called to the scene to determine if it was safe for residents to go back to their apartments, Chief Meskus said.
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The cause of the fire had not been determined late Sunday night, and Chief Meskus declined to say exactly where in the apartment the fire started.
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Google's Big Plans for Myanmar
Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt visited Myanmar with an eye toward developing the country's telecommunications sector. The WSJ's Shibani Mahtani tells Yun-Hee Kim why Schmidt wants to invest in a country where only 9% of the population owns a mobile phone.
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