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2 8cs in 2 Weeks for Alex Barrowsby Jack Geldard - UKC Chief Editor Mar/2012
This news story has been read 8,094 times
Alex commented:
"I went out on a two week trip to try Fabelita as I had unfinished business with it having had some time on it last spring. In the end it only took three days this year, but the ascent was a total battle - I deserved to fall off off at least three times but somehow managed to pull it out of the bag, complete with my finest power-whimpers.
The route is amazing - steep, burly climbing with a tough traverse section in the middle and a pumpy upper wall with a cool move off a mono and an all too blowable slap near the top!"
Alex hadn't expected to climb the route so quickly, but still had several days of holiday left over:
"Feeling a bit lost after ticking Fabelita I decided to go on Ingravids, a slightly more bouldery 8c in the back of the cave. A lot of people use an index finger mono on the crux of this, but being a wimp I decided it was too scary, declared it 'unjustifiable', and found a really nice alternative method involving a small pinch and a really deep drop knee. After two days this was in the bag, again unexpectedly fast, so I decided it was time to go big or go home and try the 8c+ extension. Unfortunately it wasn't to be, as I fell off the last hard move on the final morning of my trip!"
When asked what his future plans were, Alex commented:
"Now it's back to my real goal, burning Bob Hickish and Stu Littlefair off on eliminates at the tor..."
Also on the same trip was Eddie Barbour who climbed the classic 8b+ of the cave with his ascent of Rollito Sharma.
Well done Alex and Eddie!
Thanks go to Neil Mawson, Robbie Meade and Henning Wang for the photos in this report.
Adam Ondra is now back in Flatanger where he intends to work some of his remaining projects. On his way there he made a couple of... Read more
In June, Alex Megos came over to the UK for some unfinished business. He had very briefly tried Hubble back in 2013 and was... Read more
Nalle Hukkataival has also repeated Fred Nicole's Monkey wedding, ~8C, in Rocklands, South Africa. This was the 8th ascent of the... Read more
Alex Barrows has climbed his first 8C, ticking The Wheel of Life at Hollow Mountain Cave - Hollow Mountain Area bouldering... Read more
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I recorded the dawn chorus and ther Handmade programmes - at the moment I'm watching The Canal Trip - a real time journey on a narrow boat, with no commentary - bliss
I've been hooking plastic pots out of the pond and propping up the broad beans
Just Nature's way of breaking down organic matter - it's what you expect around compost
We have one every year Gillian
Here's a link to this year's http://www.gardenersworld.com/forum/plants/seed-and-plant-swap-2015/592200.html
Not tomato feed - that is to encourage flowering and fruiting - you want foliage not flowers.
Chicken manure is fine, farmyard manure is fine, Fish Blood & Bone is fine.
The above site says "ultimate height more than 12 metres - ultimate spread 4-8 metres"
That's still one heck of a size - fine as a specimen, but how does it respond to close trimming and topping as a hedge? For instance, does it keep it's lower branches?
Just been out propping up the broad beans
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If we had £1 for every problem we've addressed on this forum about Leylandii, either trimming, shaping, or topping, or trying and failing to grow plants in a border near a Leylandii hedge, or dealing with the neighbourly repurcussions of a Leylandii hedge, none of us would ever bother to buy Lottery Tickets again


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My first project was a fun fur scarf and it probably took me a few days.
The women in my family have always been big on sewing so I picked that up early on and then transitioned to knitting and cross stitch which appeals to the math geek in me.
I mostly do my crafting on my bed since that's where I have the most space.
Recent transplant to Capital Hill from the Redmond area. Looking to chat with new people while cross stitching and get some tips on knitting.
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CLEAN ENERGY LEADERS' DIALOGUETop leaders in the regional solar and renewables space exchanging best practices and debating trends and solutions in the clean energy industry
Guest of Honour - Mr Masagos ZulkifliWe are pleased to have Mr Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources as our Guest of Honour.
Global CEO
Conergy Global Solutions GmbH
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Head of Asia-Pacific
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Economic Development Board
Deputy Chief Executive Officer
Solar Energy Research Institute of Singapore
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Future Energy Electronics Center, Virginia Tech, USA
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The Asian Wave and Tidal Energy Conference (AWTEC) facilitates sharing of knowledge from research of wave and tidal renewable energy systems.
PVSEC-26 – the largest and most comprehensive solar photovoltaic conference to take place this year in Asia-Pacific – will be held in Singapore. It provides an excellent platform for the world's PV scientists, engineers and specialists to showcase and share the latest developments in PV materials, devices, modules and systems.
The EU Business Avenues in South East Asia is a business support programme that is organised and funded by the European Union (EU). The programme aims to help European companies establish long-lasting collaborations in South East Asia through matchmaking and business support, using Singapore as a hub.
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The first Google Tag Manager plugin for WordPress with business goals in mind.
I created a step-by-step guide for this: http://duracelltomi.com/google-tag-manager-for-wordpress/how-to-articles/setup-enhanced-ecommerce-tracking
PayPal and some other 3rd party payment gateways does not redirect the user back to your website by default after a successful transaction. It offers the route back for your customer but it can happen that users simply close the browser before they get back to your thankyou page (aka. order received page)
This means that neither Google Analyics tags or any other tags are being fired.
Enable auto return in your payment gateway settings. This will instruct them to show a quick info page after payment and then redirect the user back to your site. This will increase the number of tracked transactions.
Although Google recommends to blacklist tags and variables using classes, I found it is complicated for people to understand what tags and variables are being blacklisted/whitelisted automatically using classses. Therefore I decided to include individual tags and variables on the blacklist tabs.
Please remember that tags are useless without variables so only blacklist variables if you are certain that you do not use them with any tags in your container.
To track add-to-cart events using classic transactions you have to catch the dataLayer event gtm4wp.addProductToCart
There are 3 additional dataLayer variables that can be accessed during the event using classic ecommerce tracking:
To track scrolling of your visitor you need to setup some tag in Google Tag Manager.
What type of tags? In most cases you will need Google/Universal Analytics event tags but you can use AdWords remarketing or conversion tags as well to collect micro conversions or to focus only on visitors who spend more time reading your contents.
There are five dataLayer events you can use in your rule definitions:
timeToScroll to see how many seconds have passed since the article has been loaded
timeToScroll dataLayer variable updated
timeToScroll dataLayer variable updated
readerType dataLayer variable holds the type of the visitor
Google Tag Manager is not just about visitor tracking. The ability to include a Google/Universal Analytics tag is only one feature you can manage.
Therefore there is no need to have an option to exclude the container code snippet on certain cases.
If you want to exclude logged in users or certain user roles, use the corresponding dataLayer variable (visitorType) and an exclude filter in Google Tag Manager.
Go to the admin section of the plugin and select "Custom" from the placement settings. This way my plugin does not put the code snippet into the footer of the page.
In this case you have to edit your template files.
Go to
wp-content/plugins/themes/<your theme dir> and edit
In most cases you will find the opening
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In case you found the opening
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Be careful not to include this line inside any
<article> and so on.
It can break you theme.
There is also a solution named "Codeless" which tries to add the container code to the right place but without additional theme tweaking. This is still experimental, use it wisely.
Currently WordPress has two 'commands' or 'hooks' that a programmer can use: one for the
<head> section and
one for the bottom of
<body>. There is no way to inject any content after the opening body tag without manually editing your template files.
Fortunately some theme authors already resolved this so in some cases you do not need to edit your template. I suggest first to select the Custom placement and use Google Tag Assistant Chrome browser extension to check whether the container code is placed as expected.
If it shows an error, go and edit your theme manually.
It is a limitation of Facebook. Click event tracking is only available for html5/xfbml buttons. If you or your social plugin inserts the Facebook buttons using IFRAMEs (like Sociable), it is not possible to track likes.
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"As a debut novel, Varney's work is confident in its characterization and pace, taking time to build a world of privilege and expectation around its protagonist, who is neither as flawed nor as stealthy as he thinks."
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Knights of Heroes Foundation
Rating: 4.99 stars 145 145 reviews 4,775
20260 True Vista Cir Monument CO 80132 USA
Knights of Heroes empowers children who have lost their fathers during military service by providing positive adult mentorship, character development, and lasting friendships forged during an annual wilderness adventure camp. KOH hosts families with common losses allowing them to share experiences and build relationships while increasing public awareness and ensuring that families with losses are not forgotten with the passage of time.
Target demographics:
The Knights of Heroes program is available to boys and girls who have lost their fathers in miilitary service. It is important that these children share a common bond, so the following eligibility criteria have been established:Father was Active Duty, Reserve or National GuardFather was the legal guardian of the child applying for campMother is not remarried at the start of the child's first year at campMinimum age - children must be 11 years old or have completed the 5th grade
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Participants come from all over the world
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This is a terrific non-profit. Its whole purpose is to teach kids how to grow up and become productive adults in today's society. It offers them a one week camp where their limits are pushed doing activities some of them have only read about (ie white water rafting, mountain biking, rock climbing, etc) These kids father's made the ultimate sacrifice in service to ur nation. We owe it to them to ensure their children maintain the right path.
This was my first year as a mentor and it has changed my life. It was one of the most impactful weeks in my life. I worked with some of most extraordinary men that significantly care about these boys. In addition, I was able to achieve some personal goals of mine like rock climbing. I will be back next year!
Confidence. Self esteem. Friendships. Mentorship. Memories. There is an endless list of ways Knights of Heroes camp has positively impacted my sons. Camp ended over a week ago but I am still hearing about my son's amazing experiences!
Both of my children attend Knights of Heroes as campers. This was their 9th year with the program, and they continue to benefit from it and the LOVE it! The camp connects them with other kids who have experienced a similar loss, and it provides them consistent mentoring year after year. While no one or group can take the place of their father, Knights of Heroes has filled a part of that void for both of my kids, and it wonderful way to show them there are so many Americans who recognize their loss and are trying help. I am so blessed and thankful to have the KOH volunteers as a part of our lives!
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My son, Blake, has attended the camp twice now and the impact is unbelievable! He is 10-years-old and at a point where he is growing into a man. Knights of Heroes has helped teach him things I could never have done alone, and the friendships he has made with other children of fallen service members will last his entire life. The influence on him has been profound, and he will tell you it's the most meaningful thing he has ever been a part of, as well as the most fun! The camp is a huge blessing to our family, and we are thankful they continue to make a difference in the lives of these young boys.
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my son, as well as the other boys who have attended the camp.
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have a better appreciation for all these volunteers do for my son and my family!
What I've enjoyed the most about my experience with this nonprofit is...
watching my son experience things that I am unable to provide him.
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generous, tireless, and loved working with the boys!
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make a difference in the lives of other boys who have lost their dads.
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There is nothing I would change about my experience with this organizaion.
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Providing the camp to as many boys as possible, but being limited by funding.
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the camp is the best thing that has happened to my son since his father was killed.
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I have volunteered as a mentor with Knights of Heroes for three of the last four years. Each time I am more impressed with the level of positive impact the camp has on both kids and mentors. The young men I worked with were consistently challenged at a level that most of high school age don't often see. They all invested in the mental and emotional challenges as well and an obvious impact could be seen in a short time period.
I participated as a volunteer/mentor at a week long camp. It was a great experience for both volunteers and those served. The premise is to use the backdrop of outdoor adventure to develop strong traits in youth who have lost a parent to military service. It is an effective approach put on by a great group of people.
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Second year volunteering at this camp. Excited that the camp now is on it's own property! It was great to see how the lessons of Rising Up and facing challenges and fears learned by the boys last year had influenced their lives over the year. They returned more confident and prepared to take on life. The influence of this camp is felt year long for these boys and the benefits will ripple through society as they mature and become leaders.
Knights of Heroes is a fantastic foundation! They have provided my three children with memories to last a lifetime. The mentors are top-notch. They all seem to really care about the welfare of the children attending. These children, who have lost their father in the military, look up to their mentors. The mentors are positive, Christian, role models. The week-long camp provides amazing adventures for the kids. My children have been white water rafting, mountain biking, tubing, mountain climbing, hiking, and camping. The new ropes course at the camp is "the best ropes course ever" according to my daughter. KOH is a wonderful organization!
This camp fulfills a vital role for children who have been struck by tragedy at an early age. The volunteers and staff are some of the most supportive, caring, hard-working, and genuine people I have ever had the privilege of working with. The kids at the camp spend a week with staff who truly have their best in mind. Seeing the smiles, confidence, and happiness in the campers eyes after a week is witness to the success of the program!!! Rise up!
It was hard to believe that it had been ten years since the first KOH Camp, but it has been. The excitement and enthusiasm of the boys and girls was just as high as it has always been. They were all were looking forward to the activities of the week. Their smiles and excitement conveyed the message to everyone involved that we are doing a good thing. The Knights of Heroes' new camp site, while still a gem in the rough, met and surpassed all expectations. With the support of wonderful people who truly care, it will soon become the perfect place for deserving families to enjoy year-round.
I have been with KOH since the beginning. The opportunity to watch the boys and girls blossom into young men and women is extremely rewarding to me personally. My prayer is that they have also benefitted from my small contribution. This is, without question, one of the finest organizations in the country. When one considers that all of the men and women serving as mentors all volunteer and cover all of their own expenses speaks volumes for the character of this great country. May God bless KOH and all associated with it.
The boys and girls attending the KOH camps are challenged by the activities. They receive the encouragement of their mentors and the other campers to far exceed what they perceive to be their limitations. I personally watched several boys and girls who had never even held a firearm, I run the shotgun range, reluctantly take the shotgun in their hands and hit the target. Each time, the experience of succeeding at something they had never before attempted before brought a huge smile to their face and the desire to do it again. One young man enjoyed the experience so much that he returned to the range seven times. The same results occur throughout the week on the rock climbing cliff faces, obstacle courses, fishing and numerous other activities they have to experience, often times for the very first time. They gain self respectand pride in themselves. They develop new and lasting friendships and the sense that they are not alone and that people, their peers, their mentors and others they encounter truely do care about them.
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Leave it alone, it is working.
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This year was my seventh year as a volunteer at the KOH camp. The experience is always personally rewarding and the knowledge that I am able to enable a boy or girl to participate in something new is gratifying. It is exhilarating to see the expressions of joy on ther faces when they accomplish something they were either afraid to try or didn't think they could do.
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This was my son's second year attending Knights of Heroes. His confidence and self esteem was boosted as he faced his fears and conquered them. His desire to help others and work as a team is evident with his willingness to help out more around the house. He was so excited to reunite with his mentor and friends from last year and to make new friends this year. This camp gives my son the ability to participate in activities that are either not available in our area or that I am unable to do with him. This camp is a camp he is so excited for and at the end he doesn't want to leave. We are so grateful to the staff and volunteers who make this week of camp a memorable and fun one.
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My son's first time away by himself without mom or brother to look out for him. Understandably he was nervous and unsure about what was in store for him. He does not handle change well and wanted to leave, but he had a very patient mentor work with him all week and showed he really cared. My son gained confidence he didn't know he had, faced his hardest fear and surprised himself in the process, and knows his mentor will always have his back. All the mentors I met were kind, very caring and have our children's best interests at heart. I felt welcome at all times and no questions were off limits. Everything is transparent and I don't have a negative thing to say about the whole program.


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ESA Installs Angela White as President for 2016-18The Electronic Security Association (ESA) installed Angela White as the 2016-2018 ESA president and four new executive committee members at their annual membership meeting held during the Electronic Security…
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Studio Theatre of Bath, Maine
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Studio Theatre has a long history, click here to read more!
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Leslie G.wrote a review of Fox Racing Tempo Bike Short - Women's on September 16, 2009
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Comfortable to ride in. Adequate padding while riding, although it felt bulky when walking around in them. Sizing runs big. I'm normally a size 6, but according to the waist on the size chart, I ordered a large and had to exchange for a medium. The mediums still require a good cinching with the velcro on the waist, but at least the velcro is there!


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The media has been abuzz lately over a Discovery Channel special about a tomb in Israel that, according to the show's producers, may once have contained the bones of Jesus Christ.The tomb was discovered in 1980 during an archaeological excavation in Jerusalem. Inside, researchers found ten ossuaries - carved stone boxes used in many ancient cultures to inter human bones. Six of the ten ossuaries bore inscriptions of the names of their occupants, including, allegedly, "Jesus, son of Joseph", … [Read more...]
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Consumers, be advised! When you want to know the future or ward off bad fortune through the invocation of magical power, don't trust just any fake dime-store psychic. Be sure to choose only the best fake psychics for all your supernatural needs.Such is the message of a bulletin issued recently by the United Kingdom's official consumer-protection agency:The UK's Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has warned consumers not to fall for scams perpetrated by bogus clairvoyants, fortune tellers and … [Read more...]
Some Thoughts on Evolution Sunday
Yesterday, February 11, was Evolution Sunday, a nationwide project in which hundreds of Christian pastors and denominations voice their belief that the theory of evolution, and science in general, is compatible with their religious principles.My standpoint on this matter is not as combative as some people's. While I, too, would like to see all religious people become atheists, I recognize that this is not going to happen any time soon, and encouraging the majority of theists to find … [Read more...]
Sylvia Browne: Enemy of Free Speech
I have written previously about the "psychics" so popular in our culture, whose pretense of being able to speak to the dead and otherwise gain knowledge through supernatural powers wins them wealth and accolades from a credulous public and a shallow, sensationalist media, despite the total lack of convincing evidence to date that any of them can do what they say they can do.One of the worst of the lot is Sylvia Browne. After agreeing on national television to take James Randi's million-dollar … [Read more...]
Witch Hysteria Is Alive and Well
One of the great tragedies of the human species is the violence and turmoil still happening in Africa. Africa is the continent of our origins, the place of our species' birth, and the one place on Earth to which everyone now living can trace their ultimate ancestry. It should be a place of peace and human togetherness, an enduring and living monument to our past. Instead, the continent is still struggling to overcome the shameful legacy of colonialism and its own ethnic divisions, and much of it … [Read more...]
Priming the Mind
In a previous post from Daylight Atheism titled "On Presuppositions" (all the way back in February 2006!), I wrote about how subconscious biases and prejudices, instilled in us by culture and surroundings, can exert a disturbingly measurable effect on our behavior. However, there is more to this story that deserves to be told. In the previous post, I wrote about persistent biases, those that are apparently supported and reinforced frequently enough over long enough periods of time to become … [Read more...]
Popular Delusions V: Santa Claus
I write the Popular Delusions series to critically investigate widely believed pseudosciences and superstitions. And while the topic of my latest entry in this series may seem odd, I think it fits - for after all, are there not tens of millions around the globe who are taught to believe in Santa Claus or other seasonal gift-givers? There are many pseudosciences believed by adults that do not command such a wide following.The figure of Santa Claus is uniquely paradoxical for atheists. On the … [Read more...]
Holy Water, Frail Hope
ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Shivering under a tattered blanket, a young woman tries to sleep at the foot of the mist-shrouded Entoto Mountain, north of the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa...."I decided to come to Entoto to seek a cure from the holy water after a doctor told me that I am HIV-positive," Abebech Alemu, 35, said."I am a follower of the Orthodox faith. I strongly believe that I will be cured by drinking the holy water rather than drugs," she added.—Tsegaye Tadesse, "Believers … [Read more...]
Should Scientists Speak Out Against Religion?
Thanksgiving season this year has been anything but peaceful. Providing further evidence of the growing assertiveness of atheists, the war of words between faith and reason has erupted into the headlines once again. This time it came in the form of a scientific forum in California titled "Beyond Belief: Science, Religion, Reason and Survival", where a vigorous debate was waged over whether and how scientists should fight against religious belief in society.And the aftershocks of this debate … [Read more...]