01. Apr, 2009 
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Still in Moe’s Valley, Daniel Woods has added a 5 move lower start to Isaac Caldiero’s Meatbag (V13) to yield The Beach, a proposed soft V14. Check out the updated list of V14 boulders.
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Merrick Ales has an excellent gallery of photos from the 2010 Hueco Rock Rodeo up on his website that includes plenty of shots of comp winners Daniel Woods and Alex Puccio. There’s also a short video from the comp up at DPM.
In the event that you can’t get your full ClimbingNarc fix from this site alone I did an interview with SplitterChoss.com that you can check out here.
Hold maker Nicros has signed Daniel Woods, Paul Robinson and Alex Johnson to their team to help shape holds and develop products for the 2011 Nicros line-up. Word on the street is that Daniel and Paul will be visiting Minnesota soon to do work both in the shop and out on the boulders. Stay tuned.
Andrew Bisharat at Rock & Ice interviewed several well known climbing photographers for a recent magazine piece and he posted the various answers to 6 of his questions on R&I’s website.
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Am I the only one who is getting annoyed by the increasingly popular trend of renaming boulder problems after somebody adds a sit?
At the very least, people who do the sit FA of something should reference the old name in the new name, unlike what was done here.
This was debated at length recently on B3Bouldering:
http://www.b3bouldering.com/2009/03/05/red-feather-6/
Since bouldering is so contrived anyway I’m not sure it is a big deal, but a clever reference to the original name is always a plus in my book.