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The Ultimate Dream Job? Getting Paid by the Government to Climb Mountains.
Dream jobs come in all shapes and sizes. Some might consider my job at Climbing dreamy. Others might hope to hangboard their way into professional climbing one day. My former colleague Duane Raleigh once made a very serious list of climber "dream jobs" that included roofers, fast food cooks, and snow shovelers. I am here to tell you that none of these jobs are the best climber jobs.
“It Was Crazy to Watch”: Behind a Rescue Attempt on Mount Robson’s Formidable Emperor Face
About our reporting: Senior Editor Anthony Walsh interviewed two members of Robson Valley Search and Rescue and spoke with a climber who was below the wall during the first rescue attempt. He also drew upon his own experience climbing on the Emperor Face. As the sun set behind Mount Robson, the tallest mountain in the Canadian Rockies, two climbers high on its steepest wall knew they were in trouble.
“Mistakes Were Made”: The Full Story Behind the Stranded Climber Whose Rope and Partners Were Suddenly Out of Reach
Anthony Walsh Updated Fri, September 18, 2026 at 1:32 PM EDT 7 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Add Yahoo on Google About our reporting: Climbing Senior Editor Anthony Walsh spoke with Forrest Rynearson, manager of the Squamish Search and Rescue team, to uncover previously unreported details about the Alaska Highway drone rescue on September 10. Anyone even remotely tapped into the Squamish climbing scene has already heard the news.
This New Route in the Wind River Range Is One of the Steepest Trad Lines We've Seen
About our reporting: Senior Editor Anthony Walsh spoke with professional rock climber Amity Martin (previously Warme) about her first ascent of Time is Dancing (5.14a; 1,000ft) on Lost Temple Spire, in Wyoming's Wind River Range. "Did you hear about Amity's new route in the Winds?" The question floated past me several times this August before I could snatch it from the air.
The Results Are In: Who Won the 2026 Climbing Summer Photo Contest?
In June, we launched a Summer Photo Contest to showcase the most outstanding images that capture the beauty, emotion, culture, breadth, and power of our sport. We called upon professionals and amateurs alike to share the shots they waited patiently for, whether on the ground or thousands of feet up. We received nearly 250 submissions from all corners of the globe, from seaside cliffs in Portugal to alpine climbs in Greenland.
What Does Dirtbagging Look Like in 2026? These 6 Photographers Found Out.
Anthony Walsh Updated Mon, August 31, 2026 at 5:00 AM EDT 6 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Add Yahoo on Google Much has been written about whether or not true dirtbags still climb among us. Cedar Wright famously proclaimed the dirtbag an endangered species in a 2014 Climbing essay. A former Climbing editor offered that dirtbagging isn't dead, only transformed from the paragon arguably established by the Yosemite Stonemasters.
I Separated the Good from the Bad in Patagonia’s New Rock Line So You Don’t Have To
It's impossible to talk about the Free Wall Kit without mentioning the "fix and follow" climbing system that it was built to support. Over the last 10 years, fix and following has become the premiere way to climb a long, difficult multi-pitch while maximizing comfort and athletic performance throughout the day. The tactic allows the leader, upon reaching an anchor and hauling up a small pack, to fully relax before the next pitch while their partner self-belays on toprope.
Our Editors’ Favorite Camping Gear
Camping is a mandatory part of climbing. Whether you're tucked into El Cap Tower or on Denali's Cassin Ledge, camping enables us to climb at the world-class areas beyond our local zones. But camping--or bivouacs/bivys in climbing parlance--is a thoughtful and expensive game. A bad night's sleep can kill your climbing performance the next day, but so will a cripplingly heavy backpack loaded with creature comforts.
The Cragging Rope I’ve Used For Years Just Went On Sale
I have blown up a lot of ropes in my life. Rock fall, hungry alpine rats, scary whippers over sharp edges, swinging an ice tool through the sheath... you name it. Generally, though, climbing ropes weather a war of attrition: whip after whip after whip. Mammut's Crag Classic 9.5mm is the best cord I've found for handling this daily battle. I picked up my first one in 2022 and climbed well over a hundred days on it before ultimately cutting it down.
Built to Compete: The Rise of Haddiyah Bell
1 Two-hand touch football. A staple of many childhoods. Surrounded by little boys in a backyard in Kenilworth, New Jersey, Haddiyah Bell played the sport she loved — and changed some minds along the way. “I was about in like second, third grade,” Bell said. “I kept running the ball, kept scoring, and eventually one of the little boys did end up tackling me. He thought I was gonna start crying. So I got in on defense, hit him with the same thing, and he started crying.
Baseball Postseason Preview: Red Hawks Look to Cap Off Standout Season
0 The Montclair State University baseball team is set to face off against William Paterson University in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Semifinals. The Red Hawks finished the regular season 30-18, their first time hitting the 30-win mark since the 2022 season, earning them the number two seed. Montclair State split the season series against the Pioneers, with their most recent matchup being a 16-14 loss on April 3.
DuraShield Roofing & Contracting Provides Roof Assessments Following April 14 Hail Storm in Dane County
MIDDLETON, WI, April 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- MIDDLETON, WI - April 15, 2026 - - DuraShield Roofing & Contracting is providing roof assessments to property owners in the Madison area following the severe hail storm that struck Dane County on April 14th.
From the Palestra to Panzer: How the PCL Has Shaped Men’s Basketball
0 A packed gym. Short time on the clock. Kabrien Goss hits a buzzer-beater, and the fans go wild. It may sound like something you would see at Montclair State University’s Panzer Athletic Center, but it’s exactly what happened in the 2024 Philadelphia Catholic League (PCL) title game at the historic Palestra arena. Goss hit the game-winner for Roman Catholic High School. When it comes to high school basketball, the Philadelphia Catholic League is about as good as it gets.
I Used a Hypoxic Tent for 23 Nights to Prepare for a Climbing Trip. Things Didn't Go As Planned.
I lay in a tent in the Canadian Rockies, drifting in and out of fitful sleep. Suddenly, I couldn't breathe. I gasped for air but the tent's slack walls had covered my mouth. "Arghhh!" I screamed. I flipped the small plastic tent off my head and watched it crash into my bedroom wall. Breathing heavily, I flicked on my bedside light and remembered where I was: not on some Himalayan peak--as I'd hoped to be in a few days--but at home, where I was intentionally sucking the oxygen out of the air.
Swimming and Diving Check-in: NJAC Meet Approaching
0 Montclair State University’s men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams are heading to the Hampton Aquaplex in Hampton, Virginia, where four days at the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) championships will determine who moves on to one final stop: the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Mobile Solutions: Meet Shoppers Where They Are
FAQs Absolutely – mobile solutions let you close the whole sale from any spot on the shop floor. SoftPOS solutions turn any Android or iOS device into a secure, contactless payment terminal, also known as Mobile POS. Instant onboarding and no extra hardware needed. SoftPOS turns any Android/iOS device into a PCI‑DSS‑level, tokenised, end‑to‑end encrypted payment terminal.
The Montclarion's 2025 Player of the Year: Jacob Morales
0 If you’ve watched Montclair State University men’s basketball recently, then you know the impact that senior forward Jacob Morales has. From leading the team in nearly every offensive category in 2024 to hitting a buzzer-beater that brought the Red Hawks past Alvernia University, Morales has already cemented himself among the greats in Montclair State basketball history. What you may not know, however, is how he got to this point.
Season Preview: Men's Basketball Eyes New Heights Following Championship Season
0 Montclair State University’s men’s basketball team is looking to do something that they haven’t done in more than 40 years: win back-to-back New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) Championships. Last season, they won their first NJAC championship since the 2002-03 season. They also made the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III tournament, winning their first-round game against Utica University and losing their second-round game against Western New England University.
Women's Soccer Wins NJAC Championship in Instant Classic
0 MONTCLAIR, N.J. — In a wild finish, the Montclair State University women’s soccer team won the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) championship, defeating Rowan University 4-3 in penalty kicks after a 1-1 tie on Nov. 7. The victory gave Montclair State its fifth NJAC championship in program history, its first since the 2020-2021 season and the fourth of head coach Patrick Naughter’s career. While Montclair State pulled out the win, they got off to a very rough start in the first half.
Women's Soccer Advances to NJAC Championship Game
0 MONTCLAIR, N.J. — The Montclair State University women’s soccer team is headed to the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) finals with a 2-1 victory over New Jersey City University (NJCU). Montclair State controlled possession early, with five corner kicks through the first 24 minutes of the game. Despite this, the game remained scoreless until the twenty-sixth minute.
Women's Soccer Clinches NJAC Regular-Season Championship with Shutdown Victory
1 MONTCLAIR, NJ — The Montclair State University women’s soccer team is officially the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) regular season champions, with a win over Rutgers–Camden by a final score of 2-0, to give Montclair State an undefeated 12-0-5 record. The Red Hawks got the scoring started quickly, with a goal from senior forward Kylie Prendergast breaking the ice just over five minutes into the game.
Football Falls to Rowan in Second Annual Breakfast Bowl
4 MONTCLAIR, N.J. – In the second annual Breakfast Bowl, Montclair State University football lost to Rowan University by a final score of 38-26. The Breakfast Bowl is a week-long initiative aimed at supporting the Red Hawk Pantry and Rowan University’s SHOP Pantry to help combat food insecurity. From the game alone, over $4,500 was raised for the cause.
Column: Football Homecoming Preview
31 On Sept. 27, Montclair State University’s football team will take on Wilkes University at 5 P.M. for Homecoming. Montclair State is 1-1 through their first two weeks, picking up their first win of the season against Lycoming College on Sept. 13. Sophomore quarterback Luke Henrich, in just his second game as a Red Hawk, threw for 119 yards and two touchdowns, as well as leading the team in rushing with 105 yards.
SoftPOS Use Cases Redefining Commerce
SoftPOS allows merchants to take Android and iOS devices with near-field communication (NFC) capability and turn them into payments acceptors. It just requires downloading the SoftPOS application and a few easy steps to configure an account. Then, merchants can begin accepting contactless and mobile wallet tap-to-pay payments on tablets, smartphones, or built-for-purpose mobile devices.
Qwen3 32B is available on Lambda's Inference API
Alibaba released one of the most advanced models to date, Qwen3-32B, which can now be integrated into your applications with Lambda’s Inference API. Its dense model architecture, hybrid reasoning, multilingual support, and agentic capacilities, Qwen3-32B is designed for complex tasks that would otherwise require human intervention. What is the model architecture of Qwen3 32B?
Montclair State Baseball Falls To Stevens
0 MONTCLAIR, N.J. – The Red Hawks’ seven-game winning streak came to an end Tuesday night against Stevens Institute of Technology by a final score of 9-8. Junior pitcher Evan Wood got the start for MSU. He lasted an inning and two-thirds, giving up six hits and three earned runs with two strikeouts. After going down three runs, Montclair shortened the deficit quickly with an RBI single from freshman infielder Chris Gonzalo in the second inning to make it a 3-1 ballgame.
NRF ’25 Takeaways: Focus on These Retail Trends
The 2025 National Retail Federation (NRF) Big Show brought about 40,000 retail industry professionals to New York from January 12 to 14. The event is always one of the best opportunities each year to see and learn about technological innovation and how those advancements can impact retail operations, customer experiences, and business success.
Women's Soccer Looks Like a National Threat
After making it to the second round of the NCAA Division III Tournament in 2022, the Montclair State University Women’s Soccer team has gotten off to a hot start in 2023. The Red Hawks are 6-1 this season and are in the middle of a five-game winning streak. Both sides of the ball have been executing thus far, as Montclair State has 20 goals through seven games and has given up nine. One of the season’s most important games was against New Jersey City University on Sept. 22nd.
Baseball Is Ready To Replicate Last Season's Magical Run
The Montclair State University men’s baseball team has had an amazing season thus far. At the time of writing this article, they are 23-9 and on a six-game winning streak. To give an even better idea of how well this season has gone for the Red Hawks, in six games they scored north of 20 runs against their opponent. If you know baseball, you know how rare even one game like that is. When looking at the team stats, it’s easy to see how these results are occurring.
Dimitri Pali Came a Long Way to Become a Defensive Cornerstone for the Football Team
Senior defensive lineman Dimitri Pali has had plenty of accolades throughout his career. He led the Red Hawks in sacks in 2021, was named First Team All-New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) and was NJAC player of the week in his first year at Montclair State University back in 2019, just to name a few. However, there’s a lot about Pali that you may not know. Details that are vital to his current and past success.
The Best of DawgNation: Did you see these Georgia football stories from the past week?
Florida AD: Georgia administration “seems committed” to keeping the game in Jacksonville “My counterpart at the University of Georgia (athletic director Josh Brooks) seems committed to keeping the game in Jacksonville based on our conversations,” Stricklin said in an Orlando Sentinel story this week.
Mets Must Address Bullpen After Lockout
Although this has been a very exciting offseason for the Mets, the team still has one glaring issue—the bullpen. Aaron Loup, who was their best bullpen arm, is now with the Angels. So how do they improve the pen in such an important year? There are options that would instantly improve it, one being free agent lefty Andrew Chafin. Chafin, an 8-year veteran, had the best year of his career in 2021, posting a 1.83 ERA in 71 games.
Northern food and drink Booths to raise 30k for Cure Leukemia in Epic Cycle Challenge
Tour O’Booths Returns for 2021 Author: Anthony WalshPublished 5 hours ago Northern retailer Booths is planning an epic cycle ride to raise money for Cure Leukemia between 24-28th of May. Inspired by the Tour de France, Chief Operating Officer Nigel Murray has gathered a team of over 50 people from colleagues to suppliers, who will ride 600km across the north of England, calling in at all 27 Booths shops, as well as three support sites and two cancer treatment centres.
How you can mitigate business disruption with electronic service and signing | JD Supra
Updated: May 25, 2018: JD Supra is a legal publishing service that connects experts and their content with broader audiences of professionals, journalists and associations.
Genetic risk factors correlate with county-level violent crime rates and collective disadvantage
Genetic risk factors correlate with county-level violent crime rates and collective disadvantage☆ J.C. Barnesa,⁎, Brian B. Boutwellb, Kevin M. Beaverc,d aSchool of Economic, Political & Policy Sciences, The University of Texas at Dallas, 800 W. Campbell Rd., Richardson, TX 75080, United States bCollege of Criminal Justice, Sam Houston State University, P.O. Box 2296, Huntsville, TX 77341, United States cCollege of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Florida State University, 634 W.
Epigenetics and Allostasis
The purpose of this review article is to show how sociological theories of criminal behavior can be illuminated by drawing on insights from epigenetics and the concept of allostasis. The burgeoning field of epigenetics has the promise of burying whatever lingering fears about “genetic determinism” some criminologists may still have.
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