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Calvin College senior Taylor Ten Harmsel has been named a D3soccer.com All-American.
A native of Holland and a graduate of Holland Christian High School, Ten Harmsel was named to the 2015 D3soccer.com All-America third team released earlier today. It marks the second Division III All-America berth for Ten Harmsel as she was named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Division III All-America third team last month.
This fall, Ten Harmsel collected 10 goals, six assists and 26 points on a Calvin team that finished with a final record of 21-3-2. Of her 10 goals, four were game-winners. She was also 2-for-2 in penalty kick chances. She was named the MIAA's Most Valuable Player and landed a spot on the All-MIAA first team for the fourth straight year. She finished her career with totals of 33 goals, 23 assists and 89 points. She now ranks 16th on the Calvin career list in goals, 11th in assists and 14th in points.
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Calvin College senior Taylor Ten Harmsel has been named a D3soccer.com All-American.


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Convolution/Superposition and other Physics-Based Algorithms for Photon Treatment Planning
Moyed Miften, PhD, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Aurora, CO, 80045, UNITED STATES
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Sep 10 2011
We start off with a back to school theme, then turn the spotlight on a few guitarists as well as some discussion about
rumours surrounding them, before heading into the vast corridor of rare bands which we usually feature. I'm sure there will be
a few delights along the way for most of you who regularly tune in looking for those strange sounds.
One thing I must warn you about is that my mike seemed to be very low so when Commander John and I are talking,
you will have to turn the volume up.
Gene Summers - School of Rock n' Roll
Gene Summers - Straight Skirt
Charles Page & the Rockin' Aces - Baby , You Been To School
talk about Harvey Mandel
Charlie Musselwhite - Baby Will You Please Help Me
talk about Phil Keaggy
Glass Harp - Can You See Me?
New Hudson Exit - Waiting For Her
talk about Hendrix and Phil - basically we found out later it was just a common rumour
Rock Island - Runnin' Through My Mind
Rock Island - Won't You Stay Another Day
Nick Garrie - Deeper Shades of Blue
Nine Days Wonder - Fermillon
Tea Company - You keep Me Hangin' On
Bush - I Miss You
Grant Smith & the Power - Her Own Life
Bryan Hyland - Kinda Groovy
Johnny Rivers - Summer Rain
Lemon Pipers - Love Beads & Meditations
The Bachelors - Three O'Clock Flamingo Street
The Human Beast - Reality Presented As An Alternative
The Hook - Dr. B. & His Friends
The Human Expression - Who Is Burning?
Last Straw - When August Breaks
Rare Bird - Beautiful Scarlet
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Hi folks,
For the serious data geeks among you, some serious weekend fun. I've been trying to fill in what ought to be a very simple chart, with some data that you'd imagine would be straightforward, re the % of students who enter and complete college from the highest and lowest income quartiles:
|Lowest-income quartile
|Highest-income quartile
|Enter college
|Complete college
The problem is, there's a lot of different data out there on college entrance and completion rates by income. Here are the different sources and numbers that I've seen:
Source 1: Martha J. Bailey, Susan M. Dynarski
They offer a much-quoted report that offers these stats:
|Lowest-income quartile
|Highest-income quartile
|Enter college
|Complete college
However, this data is pretty dated, since it comes from the 1997 National Longitudinal Survey of Youth.
Source 2: Tom Mortensen
Most folks these days quote from his newsletter-ish publication, and I'm tempted to as well. If you check it out, you'll see it's a little eccentric, mixing serious data geekery with acerbic editorial commentary ("Is it time for me to go fishing? Seems like most everyone else has already made this choice.") But everyone from KIPP to the Education Trust seems to trust it, and it is the most comparable and most up-to-date that I can find. Here's what it says:
|Lowest-income quartile
|Highest-income quartile
|Enter college
|Complete college
*KIPP uses this data source, but has a different data point for high-income entering college in the much-discussed college completion report.
For background, KIPP offers these notes re Mortenson:
Mortenson, Tom. "Bachelor's Degree
Attainment by Age 24 by Family Income
Quartiles, 1970 to 2009." http://www.postsecondary.org.
Underlying data sources:
Current Population Survey, U.S. data for 2009
compiled with assistance of Kurt Bauman,
Chief, Education and Social Stratification
Branch, U.S. Census Bureau. Notes: Bottom
quartile: $0 to $36,080; second quartile:
$36,081 to $65,310; third quartile: $65,311 to
$108,284; top quartile: more than $108,284.
"Enroll in college" includes two- and four-year
degree-granting institutions. "Graduate
college by age 24" includes only four-year
degree-granting institutions.
Source 3: Ed Trust
Ed Trust is close to the same numbers, but not same… in a presentation on low-income student attainment, they draw from a combo of Mortensen and NCES:
|Lowest-income quartile
|Highest-income quartile
|Enter college
|Complete college
Obviously, not all of these sources can be right, and some are fairly far apart. Ideas on what's most reliable or how best to fill out my humble chart? I'd welcome comments here or an email.
UPDATE: Check out this cool infographic on college completion sent to me by the talented Alexandra Campbell


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Students of the Saint Andrew's Roman Catholic Junior High School (JHS) complex at Konta, a suburb of Wa, are having their lessons under trees, after their school building was razed to the ground in a fire outbreak.
According to the Headmaster of the school, Mr Martin Gandes Nantieha, the school, which was constructed in 1994 and accommodated 162 students, had a staff common room and a store with furniture, but all these in addition to teaching and learning materials were destroyed in the blaze.
The Upper West Regional Minister, Mr Suleman Alhassan, accompanied by the Wa Municipal Chief Executive, Alhaji Issahaque Tahiru Moomin, and other officials of the Ghana Education Service (GES) paid a visit to the school to assess the extent of damage to the facility.
Briefing them, Mr Nantieha said the school's security man Mr George Bagle, who was on night duty, detected smoke in one of the classrooms around 11:30p.m. last Saturday night and raised an alarm for assistance from the neighbourhood to control the fire.
He said before help could come, the fire became uncontrollable and they called the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) for support.
Extent of destruction
The fire, he indicated, destroyed the building and burnt all the furniture and teaching materials, by the time personnel of the GNFS could get to the premises. He said no one was injured.
According to the Upper West Regional Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the GNFS, Mr Martin Bakobie, they received a distress call at 11:44p.m. and responded immediately by despatching a team of firefighters and a fire engine to the scene.
He said due to the inaccessible nature of the route to the school, their trip to the school was delayed and that worsened the destruction. He said the fire might have been caused by an electrical fault.
He stated that between January and September this year, the GNFS had recorded 103 fire outbreaks compared to 119 cases recorded the same period last year.
Warning to the public
The GNFS PRO took the opportunity to caution the public to be wary of fire outbreaks since the harmattan was around the corner.
He also asked the public to be cautious about the use of electricity and make sure they switched off all electrical appliances not in use and remove them from the mains.
He said the numbers to call when in danger were either 192, 0392022389 or 0299340725.
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An Analysis of New Drug Examination and Approval System of PRCREA AuditadoThis paper analyzes the new drug examination and approval systems before and after the Measures was amended in 2007 and evaluates the effectiveness of the 2007 Amendment. In Part One, this paper introduces the new drug examination and approval system before the Measures were amended in 2007 and analyzes its disadvantages. Part Two of the paper describes the changes brought by the 2007 Amendment to the Measures and evaluates their effectiveness with regard to drug safety.
Can the FDA Seize Books as Labeling?REA AuditadoIn this paper, I examine the question of whether the FDA can seize books as labeling for products it regulates. First, I consider what constitutes labeling, looking at the statutory definition of labeling and its interpretation both by Congress in the Congressional Record and by the courts in case law. I will use these insights to determine that a book can, under certain circumstances, constitute labeling.
Journalistic Framing of the Food and Drug Administration: How Do Our Nation's Most Respected Newspapers Report About the FDA?REA AuditadoThe Food and Drug Administration is committed to serving the public interest by approving drugs that have to be both safe and effective. Yet, the FDA is not just doing its job in a vacuum. Due to the nature of food and drug issues and their important implications for health, every FDA decision is put under intense scrutiny by the political figures in government, pharmaceutical and public interest groups, and, finally, by the consumers themselves.
This paper explores how the FDA is represented in three major newspapers across the country.
Considering the New REMS Legislation of the 2007 AmendmentsREA AuditadoOn September 27, 2007, the Congress passed new amendments to the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. These amendments contained numerous changes to the act aimed at addressing the current needs for food, drug, and cosmetic safety. Yet, arguably one area of that law that could potentially have the greatest impact on the safety of many Americans is that containing elements regarding risk analysis. Sections 505-1 and 505(o) contain new rules on how drugs can be regulated in the post-market phase. Key to these rules is the initiation of a system of Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies (REMS).
Do Researchers Have a Legal Duty to Disclose Individual Research Findings to Research Subjects? Why They Might, and Why it MattersREA AuditadoExploration of the frontiers of biomedical research requires the willing participation of millions of human subjects. This participation primarily facilitates breakthroughs in generalized knowledge, but it also reveals personal information about the human subjects, some of which is potentially significant. Researchers who possess such personal information about the subjects of their studies arguably have – or should have – a legal duty to inform the subjects, at least when the information is medically significant.
FDA Preemption After the Food and Drug Amendments Act of 2007REA AuditadoOpposing the explosive rise in tort litigation in the last two decades has been a corresponding rise in federal preemption claims. In the FDA context, the controversy has largely surrounded the issue of whether federal law preempts state common-law "failure-to-warn" claims against drug and medical-device manufacturers. During the current Bush Administration, FDA changed its position regarding preemption of state tort law claims and for the first time asserted that that compliance with FDA-mandated labeling provisions preempts common law failure-to-warn claims.
In the Interest of Public Health: A Strategic Approach to Defining the FDA's Role in Eliminating Health DisparitiesREA AuditadoIn October of 1985, the Department of Health and Human Services' (DHHS') Secretary's Task Force on Black and Minority Health released a report documenting inequities in the health status of African Americans and other minority groups. Since the report's release, numerous federal agencies have implemented programming to address the issue, and Congress has passed legislation in efforts to eliminate the inequities. The Food and Drug Administration, however, has remained largely silent on the issue.
Allergies in America after the FALCPA: Obstacles Still Facing Allergic IndividualsREA AuditadoAllergies affect over 12 million Americans; that number is increasing and children are disproportionately affected. Four years ago, Congress enacted the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act of 2004, mandating that all foods containing the eight most common allergens be clearly labeled, and requiring the Department of Health and Human Services to prepare a report on cross-contamination throughout the food industry and on the use of and consumer preferences regarding advisory labeling.
Quarantine: Legal Reform for 21st Century CrisesREA AuditadoLegal authority for quarantine predates the American Revolution, and was implicitly authorized by the Constitution. State and federal quarantine law remained static during the latter half of the 20th century despite expansive interpretations of procedural due process rights. After the events of September 11, 2001 and the subsequent anthrax murders, lawmakers and academics began developing new laws and regulations to address threats such as bioterrorism and pandemic disease. The sweeping powers of these new laws and regulations faced harsh criticism from civil libertarians.
Regulating Organic Food: The Case for the National Organic Standards BoardREA AuditadoThe organic food industry involves a mix of diverse interest groups, including agrarian purists, "big organic" industry, environmentalists, and consumer interest groups. This paper addresses how the different institutions charged with overseeing organic food to one extent or another – the USDA, the National Organic Standards Board, and the courts – should interact to produce the best regulations for organic food. The paper advances four arguments. First, courts lack competency in the area of organic food.


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text: I recently remembered for some reason that I had a very strange encounter when I was little once. When I was in 5th/6th grade, I would get up in the middle of the night to go get midnight snacks. I obviously wasn't aloud to do so but my mother never knew. So, one night I had gotten up to go get a midnight snack and when I would do so, I would always keep my eyes down because it was very dark and I had to watch my feet in order not to trip. I got halfway through the living room but I looked up. When I did, I saw a tall, broad, blacker than I don't even know what (The body structure was masculine but slender) figure standing right there in front of me. The figure was just standing in the middle of the living room, what I presume to be, starring at me. It was so intimidating and for some reason, I got the vibe that it was 'looking down upon me' like I was a disgrace but then again I for some reason knew it wouldn't hurt me. For some reason I could not move or scream but I was terrified. I could only stand in shock. I finally regained my mobility and literally just slowly backed up and walked backwards into my room. The 'thing' did not follow, did not move, did nothing but stand completely still... watching me. I couple of minutes later, I tiptoed back out to the hallway and looked into living room and the figure was gone. I then ran to my mother's room and slept with her. I remember now, a year later I was at a middle school football game with my friends and we were forced to go under the bleachers because of rain. We took a picture facing the stadium with the woods beyond the stadium to our backs visible in the pictures. The following night I was looking at the picture and I noticed, way off in the corner, the same tall figure standing in the woods. It was the size of an ant, that's how far it was but it WAS there. I immediately deleted the picture and wiped it from my memory. It's been about 11 years now and I have not seen the figure since but I'm afraid I might because the memory was recently STRUCK into my head, randomly! Feedback would be amazing... thank you!


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Not written on the blog for a while now as life has been so busy, what with starting a new OU course and not having a car at the moment, needing D to chauffer me about. This leads to my biggest bit of news………D and I got engaged on my Birthday at the end of January and I've never been happier.
D and I had an impulsive trip to Skye on 6th of Feb which was absolutely amazing. We'd originally thought to go either to Glen Shiel and do Forcan Ridge or to Torridon to do Ben Alligin, but a report on UKC about the Cuillin being in good nick had us over in Skye. Neither of us had been in winter before so we didn't want to do anything too taxing, so decided on bagging Bruach na Frithe, the easiest munro on Skye.
We arrived pretty late in the day and drove down Glen Brittle way to doss in the van. We hadn't really looked at the munro books or any guides about the easiest way up the hill, but upon looking at the map we decided going up the NW ridge looked best, though it would seem that in reality going up Fionn Coire is the easiest walker's way.
We didn't plan on doing much the next day as D had to drive us back home again, so we went for a short walk down Glen Sligachan. We only got as far as being directly across from Pinnacle Ridge on Sgurr nan Gillean when I decided to turn back as I was feeling pretty tired, hormonal and grumpy and really couldn't be bothered with doing anything other than laze about.
Conditions on Skye hadn't been as great as I'd thought they'd be. The snow was soft and crusty and the rock a bit verglassed in places, but it was utterly amazing to be there all the same as it's such mental place.
The end of the week saw RB off school and away to Germany with her Dad and Stepmum, and me with a couple of days free to go climbing. I had arranged to climbing with Helen Rennard, a lass I'd bumped into a few years ago when new routing up in Fisherfield. I was really looking forward to climbing with her as she's one of the few woman I'd heard of who was keen and who could actually lead some hard stuff in winter.
We'd planned to do a route called Rose Garden which Andy had recommended then if we had time, dropping back into the corrie and doing either Flaky Ridge or something else. Andy had said Rose Garden would be a grade harder without any ice on it and the route certainly didn't look icy. I was worried that Helen would still want to go for it and I'd embarrass myself by struggling up what would then be either V or tech 5. Fortunately for me, Helen didn't seem too keen on climbing it without any ice either.
I'm okay now though. A few more moves up the crest and I find a belay spot, but it's taking ages to dig out placements and about 10 feet above I can see 2 massive flakes that will take slings, so move up there instead.
Helen's pitch takes her out of view and after about 20 or 30 metres she takes a belay as she's run out of slings and I'm good to go. I'm faced with another steeping which looks pretty brutal! I have to get my foot up really high, drop my axes and use a flake as a hand hold and it feels pretty damn hard. I'm thinking, jeeze, this route is desperate for a grade III! You put a new grade III leader on this and they're going to be in trouble! The ridge now narrows to a definite knife edge and I'm forced to sit on my bum, leg either side of the ridge and shuffle along. It's damn awkward getting my bum onto the damn thing and ouchy once I'm on, the schist digs in and is pretty sore, especially when I jar myself on a wee spike of rock!
This takes me to a spot where I can sit in relative comfort and belay Helen up the next bit seen as her pitch was so short. And to be truthful, I'm thankful as the next bit looks even more desperate! The sharp knife edge continues, but with flakes that you can use as a hand/axe rail. Only problem is, it's really blank for your feet. Helen tries to go direct to no avail, then tries to go left to no avail. She then goes right, traversing precariously along the slab. The rope catches on a flake and she's forced to climb back again to sort it as it won't flick off. She gets across the slab and into a steep groove, but the turf is dubious and things are looking pretty hairy with not much good gear.
I shout down that we could always escape off into the gully below to the right. Helen doesn't take much persuading not to continue and managed to down climb the groove and come back across the slab. She decides to down climb into the grade III gully to the left however and I'm crapping myself at having to follow her. She's got a bomber hex above her, but when it comes to my turn, the rope is below and I'm faced with a fall into the gully if I come off. Thankfully the down climb isn't as steep as it looks from above and before long I'm into the gully and up beside Helen. We deliberate whether to continue upwards as it's now well after 4 o'clock. How the hell did it get so late! It has taken hours to climb a 100m of what should have been grade III ground! Andy had mentioned it was top end III 4, but this seemed desperate to us! We decided in the end to carry up rather than ab off as we weren't sure the ropes would reach the bottom and sod being faced with not being able to find suitable anchors lower down to ab off.
Woohoo though! Finally up! Which way to descend though? We decided on the longer but easier option of heading across to Druim Shionnach and heading down the North ridge and back to the Alt Coire an t-Slugain. Once out of the snow line it was now dark, I stopped to get my torch out and sort out my sack, stupidly having burried my water down at the bottom. I told Helen to carry on as I'd be a while and I'd meet her back at the car. I ended up arriving 20 minutes after her, after following the bank of the wrong river and ending up right at the head of the loch Cluanie. Great, just what I needed! I was being blinded by the lights of the Inn and by oncoming traffic and was struggling to pick out where Helen's car might be. On top of that, I was trying to wind my way through exceedingly boggy ground to get away from the loch and back to the correct river bank.
I eventually saw Helen's head torch and used that as a guiding beacon through the marsh and back to the car. 11 hours on the hill, what a day for a blooming grade III! Boy was I glad to be back and get my boots off. To make matters worse, back in Inverness we stopped for Fish and chips then Helen's car wouldn't start as the battery was drained. I was inwardly groaning at the thought of hours waiting for the RAC, and I'm sure Helen was cursing as it was her car afer all. Thankfully my RAC was only 10 minutes as he was in the area and just finished with a call out and I wasn't long before Helen was given a new battery and we were on our way back to Andy's, battered and bruised. I wasn't sure I was keen for another day, but Andy reckoned a late start of 6.30 am would see us get up the new route I'd discovered previously on Liathac, and back down to the car again in good time. I was eager to climb this line I'd spotted last time especially after drooling at it when it wasn't in good enough nick, so there was no way I was backing out no matter how tired I felt.
A fitful 6 hours sleep saw the alarm go off at 6.30 and me stumble out of bed bleary eyed. I haven't a clue what time we left the Ben Eighe carpark for walking around to the back of Stuc a' Choire Dhuibh Bhig on Liathac but I found the walk up to the point where you leave the path not too bad and thought I was going well. I saw the prow of Rambler's Rib and thought that was my route, thinking it didn't look as steep as I thought. But I quickly realised my mistake and there was my buttress, sitting high up on the right of Chi Squared with plenty of snow on it this time.
What a slog up to the start of the buttress though! One initially clambers up to the right of Chi gully, then you actually enter the gully itself for a step, then back out the gully, scrambling over grade I steps as you go. I was finding the going really difficult, my back was killing me at my SI joint and my legs were screaming with the exertion of it. I really wanted to just say I'd go back to the car, but how could I? This was *my* route and there was no way in hell that I was having Andy and Helen climb it without me!
Finally, we arrived at the foot of the buttress. It looked much easier than I thought from below, grade II Andy reckoned. So much for my thoughts that it might be III/IV, and I felt a bit guilty for saying it should be that grade to Helen, worrying that she'd be fed up of 2 days of not climbing anything hard for her. But she was totally cool with it, and said she enjoyed the route, comparing it to Central Buttress on Lochnagar.
I was curious about soloing up the start of the route as both Andy and Helen felt confident to do so. But in the end I decided against it as I wasn't too sure if it might get harder higher up and I wasn't too keen on soloing if things did get harder.
The 1st pitch followed a snowy ramp and the going was hard. The snow was deep and at points was so soft that I was sinking in and not getting very far. Andy suggested booting my feet in hard and that certainly made it a little easier. My bad arm was feeling the strain of the easy ground and repetitive movement though and by the time I was belaying Helen up, my arm was in so much pain that I had to stop pulling the rope up every so often, before gritting my teeth once again.
Helen led the 2nd pitch over a nice wee step that felt around tech 3 ish (if there is such a thing!) and was really quite nice and then I led the 3rd pitch over smaller steps and a final steep groove. I reckoned this was pretty much the end of the route proper, so Helen and I unroped and soloed the last 30/40 metres or so. Across a snowy arete and up a final wee steepening where I thought, hmmmm careful here without a rope on!
Then it was the most hellish slog ever up to the summit of Stuc a Choire Dhuibh Bhig where I had to stop every so often and recover, forcing myself to go atleast 50 steps before leaning into my axe and groaning.
Helen and I were keen to descend via the walker's path but Andy the stubborn goat was having none of it and insisted we follow him down the NE prow of Dhuibh Bhig. His thoughts on how hard it was changed every 2 minutes and even Helen raised her brow at the conflicting opinion. Firstly it was just a small down step of grade II, just a few feet with no exposed ground and was a doddle. A few minutes later it was atleast 20 or 30 feet and you really didn't want to fall off the top! Grrrrr! I was feeling really nervous and I don't think Helen particularly likes down climbing either preferring to take the longer, easier option at the end of the day if possible. Still, we were committed now. Andy set off to try and find the correct way down with me insisting that he come back up to show me the correct way. I was crapping myself! Thoughts of my fall on the Aonach Eagach forever on the back of my mind.
The first part of the down climb was easy enough and you could face out, but the 2nd part was the scariest! Andy reckoned I should sit on a block and reach my leg across a gap and down to another block. Only problem was that my leg wouldn't reach the block by a mile! He reckoned I should just slither down until my leg reached, but that didn't feel good at all! It felt totally out of control and I had to have tension on the rope to reach down. Helen managed it be facing inwards and climbing down properly and that was the much better way for us short folk to do it I reckon. The next bit had you facing inwards down a steep groove and Andy pointed out an axe slot in the corner. That bit wasn't too bad and looked scarier than it actually was. That took us to the bottom of the 1st tier that you had to down climb. The 2nd tier had a step that was easy, followed by another bit where you had to face in, get down on your knees and sink your axe into a hole between rocks and use it to lower yourself down a groove/slab. Again that was easier than it seemed and not as long as it seemed from above either.
D came to pick me up around 10ish and we drove off the North Face carpark of Ben Nevis to spend the night in the car. I was knackered by this point and fell asleep in a heap, not before suggesting that I was totally fine to manage a day doing Carn Mor Dearg, followed by the CMD arete and then up to the Ben itself. The alarm went off at 8am and I sure didn't feel like I'd had a good sleep, not having gone to bed until around 1.30 am. We slogged up the new forest path and up onto the Alt a Mhuillin, leaving it shortly to slog up the slopes of Carn Beag Dearg, bypassing that summit and onto the summit of Carn Dearg Meadhonach. That was an utter killer! My legs were so tight and sore from the previous 2 days that I was having to continuously stop and rest for a pause or two. We arrived at the summit around 1.30pm and I was thinking it might take me another 3hrs to get to the Ben summit so slow was I going. But the final pull up to Carn Mor Dearg was easy enough. We had a brief sandwich stop, then it was crampons on and axes out to cross the arete. There was loads more snow on it from when I did it previously and this made it a lot easier, not that it's ever hard! It's all walking really, with just little bits of exposure and a final wee step up at the end which is literally just the one step, and it's much easier to use your hand rather than axe in the conditions of soft snow we found. Lovely views across to the Mamores though and it was a shame because just as we reached the end of the arete, the cloud came down and that was us shrouded for the rest of the day until we got lower.
The final pull up to the Ben summit was just as hard as I remember it, only this time I was managing around 50/60 steps before having to stop for a breather. The summit was shrouded in cloud and visibility was down to around 20 metres. Navigation time. We'd only packed D's 1:50 map and it didn't take me long to figure this wasn't that great for navigating off the Ben! I managed to get the 2nd step of the navigation just fine but I was struggling to get the first step. Each time I tried I was getting a different reading as it was pretty much impossible to tell from the map the correct bearing as the step was so small on the map. D realised that he had the bearings off the Ben written on his map and a quick look got us the 1st step and confirmed I was correct about the 2nd step.
Pacing off the 1st step at 231 degrees for 150 metres was bang on and we soon saw foot prints of the masses. There had been plenty of footprints at the top but it was impossible to see where they were going as they were all over the place! My pacing was bang on and the 2nd step at 281 degrees saw us come to a line of cairns that guide you off the hill. We didn't really need them, but I must admit they are very reassuring all the same. The footprints took us down into the Red burn and I remember thinking that Andy would have field day bum sliding down there! As it was D and I walked down the soft snow and we were down at the half way lochan really quickly and the path around the loch. The path runs out at the loch and I remember thoughts of some on UKC that the path should be extended down to the carpark. Must say, I normally don't agree with that but the new path seems to guide you away from a deer fence where the going is usually dry, and into more boggy ground. We were okay today as the ground was frozen enough and it wasn't long before we were back at the North Face carpark, 8 hours after leaving the van, knocking an hour off my previous time doing the arete. Fitter than I thought eh?!
Today I've been lazing around the van with D, visiting the Ice Factor for lunch and to say hello to the manager there and friend, Jamie and we're off to the Jimmy Marshall lecture this evening to hear about Dave MacCloud and Andy Turners exploits on the Ben, repeating Jimmy's routes from 50 years ago. Should be a good evening if I can still move by that point and am still awake enough!
Monday, 15 February 2010
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I have a Western Digital external hard disk drive, and I use it on my laptop that runs on Windows Vista. I was playing a game which I installed in my HDD when my laptop suddenly went blank. I managed to restart it, but the HDD that usually appears as 'WD Passport' in My Computer now appears as 'Local Disk (H:)'.Whenever I try to double click on this 'Local Disk (H:)', My Computer stops responding.
Here's a list of things I did in effort to find out what was wrong/ resolve the issue:
1. I used a different HDD on my laptop. It worked perfectly well
2. I used the affected WD HDD on another laptop, and the message 'I/O device error' pops up (this didn't happen in the first laptop, though).
3. Uninstalled the HDD through the Windows Device Manager in hopes that replugging the HDD in will resolve it. This didn't work even after the driver was installed again. (Strangely, the Windows Device Manager still detects it properly)
4. Tried using the safely remove hardware function. This can detect the HDD properly as well, but the problem still persisted when I plugged the HDD back in.
Obviously, none of my attempts worked. It should be noted that throughout the whole time, the blue light on the HDD remains lit, so it's probably still functional.
I don't usually use the 'safely remove hardware' function, and I'll just unplug the HDD when I'm done. I heard this could be the reason for the problem.
I've got quite a number of files that I'd really like to keep, so I'd appreciate it if someone could tell me how to solve this with my data intact. But in the worst case scenario, I don't mind formatting the entire thing as well. I did try formatting it, but I couldn't do so when I couldn't even click on 'Local Disk (H:)' or anything related to the HDD that would let me format it. So if saving my HDD with the data is impossible, it'll be great if someone could tell me how to format it in this situation.
I really hope someone can help!
Look for the external in Windows Disk Management. If listed there highlight the drive icon and then post all the information listed for that drive.
I opened Windows Device Manager and clicked on it. All it said was that 'this device is working properly'...
I said "Windows DISK Management", not Device Manager.
Oh okay, here's the listed information for (H:)
Layout: Simple
Type: Basic
File system: RAW
Status: Healthy (primary partition)
OK, you have corrupted the partition. Probably by NOT using the safely remove function.
You may be able to repair the partition by using a utility called testdisk. Get testdisk at the link below. Be sure to read all the tutorials for best results.
You may need to know what file system was in use prior to this problem. Post the full model name and number and I will attempt to find what file system came on the drive from WD. I am retiring now as it is 3 AM.


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Google which is source of unleashed power over internet and some developers has designed bots (The robots which reply to your query automatically when added to your chat list) to explore some of its powers. Google has also developed many of robots as their project like language translation tool which we have already discussed in Gtalk translation bots. So here we are providing a updated list of other bots which can be helpful in queries like stock, sending messages to mobile ,horoscope etc.
firstname.lastname@example.com –Very useful bot for all your basic needs like cricket scores, railway info, find businesses around you, stock quotes, horoscope etc.
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firstname.lastname@example.com – A bot which stores small notes, fetch definitions, and calculates simple math functions
firstname.lastname@example.com – a bot which lets http://www.way2sms.com users to send SMS from Gtalk!
firstname.lastname@example.com – All in one google, yahoo and twitter search
firstname.lastname@example.com – For daily horoscope
firstname.lastname@example.com – basic calculator
firstname.lastname@example.com – URL Shortening using bit.ly
firstname.lastname@example.com – Currency Conversion
email@example.com – Live Stock Quotes
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firstname.lastname@example.com – Jokes
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email@example.com, email@example.com – Translation BOTS by Google
firstname.lastname@example.com – personal manager to store notes and share messages
email@example.com – Instant cricket n sport alerts from IBN Live
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firstname.lastname@example.com – Naukri.com Job Search in Google
firstname.lastname@example.com – Set Reminders
email@example.com – Latest News from IBN Live


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Last week we had an email avalanche when a teacher sent an email by a personal learning desiger rule.
The idea was to send a personalized email to every student.
The rule was simple: send an email at a specific date and time.
The email contained the token ((student_firstname)) and was sent to all users in the course with the role student.
This apparently created 400 emails, one for every student, that were all sent to every student, making 160000 emails. Expected behaviour was: send one email to every student.
We now realize that he should probably have sent the email to 'Triggering user', but it's not evidently clear that including the token is actually a trigger. Or is it? Maybe you can clarify this for us.
It would be nice to have a preview feature for PLD, maybe even a warning when a user tries does something that would trigger so many emails: "You will be sending 160000 emails! Do you really want to do that?"


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Score: UT Arlington 3 – Oral Roberts 1 (25-19, 25-23, 22-25, 25-17)
Records: UT Arlington (9-3); Oral Roberts (5-5)
Location: Aerobics Center – Tulsa, Okla.
TULSA, Okla. – A slow start by the Oral Roberts University volleyball team was too much to overcome Wednesday night falling 3-1 to UT Arlington in non-conference action.
The Mavericks jumped on the Golden Eagles early taking the first two sets as ORU rebounded with a win in the third set. However, UTA was able to rally back and close out the fourth set for a 25-19, 25-23, 22-25, 25-17 victory.
Laura Milos paced the way with a match-high 22 kills while Lucija Bojanjac earned her fourth double-double of the season with 42 assists and 13 digs.
Despite finishing with a hitting percentage at .196, the Golden Eagles never seemed out of the match. However, the Mavericks were able to edge ORU with a .291 hitting percentage and added 10.5 blocks on the defensive side of the net to close out the win.
Oral Roberts: Laura Milos posted 22 kills while Shelby Cox added 12 kills. Lucija Bojanjac tallied 42 assists and 13 digs.
UT Arlington: Qiana Canete led UTA with 19 kills while Stacey Koch finished with 16 kills and a .361 hitting percentage. Cassidy Wheeler finished with 43 assists on the offensive side of the net.
- Laura Milos finished with 22 kills giving her four matches this season with more than 20 kills.
- Shelby Cox has now posted at least 10 kills in three straight matches. However it was the first match during that span Cox hit below .300 posting a .192 hitting percentage.
- ORU built leads in both the first and fourth set; however the Golden Eagles could not overcome a combined 15 errors in those two sets while UTA tallied just eight.
- The Golden Eagles posted their most attacks this season in a four set match with 148.
ORU will host the University of Tulsa Friday night at the Aerobics Center. The match is schedule to start at 6 p.m.
For the latest information on ORU volleyball, follow @ORUAthletics on Twitter or go to www.ORUAthletics.com. Fans can also receive updates on the team by downloading the Golden Eagles Front Row App at ORUAthletics.com/frontrow or in the App Store.


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Rich dividends for real estate companies' promoters
The current crisis in the real estate market has not prevented listed companies in the sector from doling out liberal dividends for the fiscal year 2012 and helping their promoters to make a killing even as the companies struggled to pare debt.
According to an ET analysis, 26 listed companies—most having a 50% or more promoter holding—recommended an aggregate dividend of Rs 722 crore in the year. The country's biggest real estate firm, DLF, which has a total debt of Rs 22,725 crore, made for half the payout—Rs 339.7 crore. Promoter holding in DLF is more than 75%.
Realty developers like DLF, Godrej Properties, Marathon Nextgen Realty, Phoenix Mills, Sobha Developers, Mahindra Lifespace Developers, Prestige Estates Projects and Puravankara Projects are among developers that have distributed significant dividends. In all of these companies, the promoter holding is more than 50% and in companies like DLF, Prestige Estates and Puravankara Projects, it is more than 75%. What is more surprising is that most of these companies have decided to reward shareholders at a time when they are seeking funds from external sources to cut their debt.
As of March end, aggregate net debt of eleven real estate companies stood at Rs 41,400 crore as against Rs 41,700 crore a quarter ago, showed a report by brokerage Edelweiss Securities. Although the debt burden has eased marginally since the last quarter, sales volume has not picked up dramatically. However,most of the companies continued to hold that they might not be under severe pressure to repay debt. A sound financial decision for a debt-ridden company would be to conserve cash and use it to reduce its liabilities. Minority shareholders also usually prefer this to getting a nominal reward for their investment in the company.
Last year, in one such instance, shareholders of Unitech refused to approve a resolution to pay dividend on equity shares for the fiscal year 2011 at the company's annual general meeting. Most of the companies that were contacted for this story did not respond to the emails sent by ET. Among those who did like Peninsula Land and Marathon Nextgen Realty are largely ones who have low debt profile.
"Considering that the real estate sector is capital-intensive industry, the company has always followed a conservative dividend policy as per which, about 25% of profit is distributed as dividend. Accordingly, during the period ended March 2012, the company declared a dividend of Rs 1.1 per share which works out to 22% payout." said Mahesh Gupta, group managing director, Ashok Piramal Group that owns Peninsula Land.
Companies like Oberoi Realty and Marathon Nextgen Realty can still afford to distribute dividend as they have no or little debt on their books. Oberoi is a no-debt company with a cash-pile of around Rs 1,500 crore. Marathon's total long-term debt level has reduced from Rs. 66 crore in 2011 to Rs 37 crore in 2012 with a cash reserves aggregating to Rs 410 crore.
According to analysts, the decision to pay dividend even during tough times is usually aimed at avoiding further deterioration in market valuations.
Source: The Economic Times, Bangalore


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Role: Epidemiologist, Public Health Emergency Preparedness
Host Organisation: World Health Organisation Solomon Islands office
Period: October 2017 - October 2018
Mica was one of Australia's first members of the Health Security Corps under the Australian Government's Health Security Initiative. During her placement Mica worked with the government of the Solomon Islands to build their national epidemiological capabilities, including connecting the Solomon Islands with Papua New Guinea's Field Epidemiology Training Program, and mentoring the nation's first field epidemiology fellows.
We would like to acknowledge the work of staff within AVI, WHO Solomon Islands office, Solomon Islands Ministry of Health and Medical Services, Papua New Guinea Department of Health, Hunter New England Public Health Department and US Centres for Disease Control for their contribution to this project.


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- £398 per week
- £57 per night
- 2 Guests
- 1 Bedroom
- 1 Bathroom
- No Pets
Beds & bedrooms
- Bed linen provided
- 1 king/super-king bed
- Washing machine
- Tumble dryer
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- 1 bathroom
- Towels provided
- Bath
- Shower
- Garden
- Enclosed garden
- Barbecue
- Private parking
How far to...?
- Beach 2 miles
- Pub 0.3 miles
- Shop 1.4 miles
Special Features
- WiFi
- Open fire or woodburner
- Countryside views
Nearby activities
- Walking
Important - please note
House Rules
- Check in: 4pm
- Check out: 10am
- On one level, no stairs
- Ground floor toilet
- Ground floor bedroom
- Ground floor bath/shower room
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Foxhill Paddocks is a luxury 5 star stone built cottage, which is very spacious and luxuriously presented. The cottage is located in Throxenby, only 2 miles from Scarborough centre, attractions, shops, pubs and tearooms. Boasting one deluxe king-size bedroom this is the perfect retreat for a romantic break at the seaside or walking weekend among the spectacular Yorkshire coastline or natural surrounding forests. The cottage boasts many lovely traditional features including wooden beams and a wood burning stove, which you can curl up next to on an evening. There is also a large enclosed patio/courtyard for relaxing in the fresh air and private parking is available on the driveway. The cottage offers wonderful views of the picturesque countryside, and being in the National Park there is also the opportunity for those interested in cycling or walking to enjoy these activities right on the doorstep.
Entrance: Large lounge/dining room.
Lounge/Dining Room: Two two-seater Chesterfield leather sofas with a matching coffee table, wood burning stove, Smart TV with Freesat, doors leading out to the courtyard. Dining table and chairs.
Kitchen: Fridge freezer, five ring gas hob, electric oven and grill, washer dryer, dishwasher, microwave.
Doors leading out to the courtyard.
Bedroom: King-size bed, wardrobe, dressing table, armchair and TV.
Bathroom: Bath, shower over bath, washbasin with a vanity unit and large mirror, toilet.
Pets: Sorry no pets.
Parking: Private off-road parking in front of the property.
Garden/Patio: Large enclosed courtyard.
Heating: Central heating and wood burning stove.
Short breaks: Accepted all year round.
Notes: Towels are provided. Unlimited WiFi available free of charge. Mobile phone signal is variable. Owners live onsite.
Pub & Restaurant: 0.3 miles. Shop: 1.4 miles.
Lovely cottage and very organised and clean .
WOW what can we say? We knew from the moment we booked that we were in for a treat.... but when we arrived we were blown away.What an outstanding beautiful cottage. It oozes luxury and is so cosy and comfortable . The welcome package was very much appreciated, fresh bread,farm eggs, milk, butter,jams and of course the red and the white wine. What a perfect start to an amazing weekend!! We loved how close the cottage was to popular places which we really enjoyed each day... But we mostly enjoyed our evenings: Romantic meals in front of a log burner with a great music sound system! Best English holiday we have ever had , Thank you!! Xxx
Had a fabulous week 'chillin'. Was great place to stay and would recommend to anyone. We both had the best relaxed week. Thank you.
Thank you Alwyn and Tracy for a lovely stay. The cottage was an absolute joy, warm, cosy and very well equipped. It is well situated and surrounded by beautiful countryside. The welcome pack was a surprise and greatly enjoyed. Thank you very much.
What a lovely cottage, quality all round. Loved staying here. Great shower and very comfortable bed. Very well equipped. Great for visiting coastline. Well impressed, thank you Alwyn and Tracy.
What an AMAZING cottage. Been "cottaging" since the 90's and this is the best by far!! Beautiful inside and out. Breathtaking part of the countryside but near enough to the coast + amenities to bring out your inner child. We loved Whitby, Filey, Scarborough, Pickering and Bridlington. Go to the Scarborough Fair Collection. Talk about nostalgia. Would love to come back in the summer and make more of the garden + BBQ. PS Bed is so comfortable, + the shower ........ bliss x PS Just sitting listening to the birds! :)
Always stay in 5* cottages know this area very well. Would happily recommend Foxhill Paddocks. This cottage was more than beautiful , it is so well decorated , clean and well equipped . Had a good time Thank you
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Scarborough is an all year round destination, with its busy fishing harbour and marina a hub of excitement whatever the weather. Scarborough Castle is set in a stunning location and offers visitors panoramic views over the dramatic coastline. The 2,500-year old building is a must see for anyone visiting the area, and a wonderful day out for everyone.
There's so much to see and do during the day in this lovely seaside town, but also plenty of places to relax and unwind in the evening, including many bars and eateries along the seafront.


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Supamums is a Matrix accredited social enterprise based in Tottenham, North London.
We specialise in employability programmes supporting parents into work & training.
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