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So I see the button that says "Sign Up Now." I don't remember how I had it before the change, since it was something I did by hand. Did it say "Sign In Now?"

There's your problem. Seriously, the login icon has to be added back. I just have to find the time.

I'd wait until the process is better defined as an outcome of the stakeholder and general public meeting(s). It would be premature for us to define criteria on our own at this point without the full input of other stakeholders.

Weird. Updating the forum software shouldn't have caused that. I restarted the web server and now it's working.

When I think of Weather Underground I think of bombings and Timothy Leary. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weather_Underground

Ah, I'll have to go fix that.

I just upgraded the software that runs this site. Let me know if anything blows up or looks/acts weird.

Welcome aboard! (No pun intended.)

We've been saying that all along. Glad you're finally able to see it.

Godspeed, Erik.

Spend a little more time here. Read about the PBX hikes. You'll find that all of us here advocate protecting the Pinelands.

Looks like the PPA released a new piece of science fiction today. Right, because the ~5000 people who signed the petition against the way the MAP was rolled out are all driving trucks or ATVs. Let's gloss over the fact that people like environmentalists, historians, kayakers, hikers...

Someone on the NJPB Facebook page just asked me was this was. Anybody have any ideas?

Wonderful pictures, Guy. I wish I could get out there in the early AM.

Ugh, Adobe Flash.

Awesome stuff, Boyd!

The perfect outcome is where officials from all of the groups and the DEP sit down and come up with criteria for what closes a road. Then only the roads that fit that criteria are closed. Roads would be closed using something more substantial than those flimsy brown plastic signs. I'd suggest...

I think all of us would like to work with the PPA and other orgs like the NJCF to find a long term solution to the problem that everyone can live with. I think there's some good ideas coming out of the stakeholder meetings. Time will tell.

What's even more interesting is how the stakeholder meetings are going. Check this out: But I have heard that at the non-motorized meeting there were 8 members of the PPA present, including Al Horner who was representing the "Pinelands Photography" stakeholder group. Perhaps not so...

Ok I feel like we're beating a dead horse here. While I am not thrilled with the situation, it's the PPA and not PA that is out actively advocating to shut down access to huge swaths of the forest.