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17-year-old Dasia Taylor developed sutures that detect infection inexpensively for developing countries.
Dasia Taylor is your typical high school student, with one exception. She cares about the rest of the world — and she's doing something about it.
Dasia became very interested in science because of how it benefits people. When she started chemistry class last year, she sat in the front row, wanting to absorb as much as possible, not knowing yet how she might apply her altruism. When the teacher announced the upcoming science fair, Dasia was all in. She stayed after school and pored through science and medical magazines, looking for an idea.
Then she found an article on sutures that change color when an infection is present. The so-called smart stitches work, but the technology is too expensive for developing countries, where infections in surgical incisions are a major cause of new illnesses and even death.
There had to be a solution that would make it to the people who needed it most. "I said, hey, I can do it better," remembers Dasia.
Dasia looks at science from a different perspective. Not having a million-dollar laboratory makes you look for solutions in new places. Dasia describes her project as "a novel suture additive."
That novel additive is beet juice. For six months, Dasia stayed after school, cutting and boiling beets and soaking sutures in the mixture. Beet juice is organic, and it changes color when human tissue changes pH levels during an infection. That means patients and doctors can see when an infection is starting before it gets out of hand. And treating an infection early can be the key to beating it.
For Dasia Taylor, the best solutions are the ones that help the most people. Her focus now is getting the color-changing sutures to developing countries.
Often, we think of high schoolers as being too young to solve the world's problems. But there are a lot of kids out there like Dasia. It might be time to let them give it a try.
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Lynise Tarring from Hilo, Hawai'i DECEMBER 31, 2021
The joy of Life's Treasures when I read your story Dasia. You were blessed with a fine gift and I thank God for your sincerity. I wish you a Happy New Year!
Cynthia from Wisconsin DECEMBER 31, 2021
Wow-she has an incredible future ahead!
Joan from Alberta, Canada DECEMBER 30, 2021
Think of the suffering her idea will spare people and the lives she will have saved. Most of the time I am disappointed with humanity but Dasia has renewed my faith. Well done Smart Girl!! YOU ARE AWESOME! 😁 Blessing upon you for all of your days.


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IRGC > Events > Expert workshop > Cyber Security Risk Governance
In October 2015, IRGC, together with main partner Marsh & McLennan Companies and with support from Swiss Re, AXA Technology Services and Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), organised a workshop on cyber security risk governance.
Organizations are increasingly concerned about threats to data confidentiality, integrity and availability. When data are compromised and critical infrastructure and services are impacted, the cost to organizations and damage to trust and reputation can be very large. Most organizations use pragmatic solutions to address cyber-attacks, but much uncertainty remains about whether such solutions are able to address threats before they cause too much damage, whether the quantitative estimate of the potential impact (i.e. the risk) is accurate, whether investments for the protection of important assets are appropriate, and whether overall governance of the decision about cyber risk management is optimal.
Key pointspresented and discussed included:
Cyber security is a rapidly evolving field that impacts governments, organizations, and individuals. More work is needed in this area, but collaboration between government, academia, and industry (notably insurers) stands to deliver large benefits to the cyber security community
Uncertainty permeates cyber systems, and scientific evidence is hard to obtain
Collecting data and sharing information about breaches and incidents is a critical step towards progress. However, how this can be done is subject to some controversy
Organizations need to quantify cyber risk to enable better decisions about security investments and business management. Quantitative risk assessments are still rare, at least according to publicly available information, but major progress is currently being done to adopt new probabilistic approaches
Insurance companies can improve cyber security risk management by collecting data and driving incentives for effective security controls through policy pricing
Research into new security controls should broadly cover both short-term and long-term initiatives that either disperse best practices or work on novel technologies to shrink the attacker-defender gap. Research should be interdisciplinary and adaptive to address new issues that are not yet evident, given the rapidly evolving nature of cyber security.
Using the current best practices and on-going research initiatives, organizations can address the security gap by:
Implementing the best controls
Systematically using the most advanced security tools and implementing new systems designs, which exist today and are being developed by academia and security firms, and give defenders an edge in cyber security
Implementing risk-based approaches to minimize cyber risk impact on business.
Cyber Risk Security Governance(Workshop Report, 2016)

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I have tested Wine 3.0 on multiple devices and read many comments on XDA from users. And the conclusion is that the app works fine in Android 7 (Nougat) and below, but it doesn't work with Oreo. My primary device the Samsung Galaxy S8+ offers a desktop environment titled 'Samsung DeX' where Wine would make a great degree of sense, but on the Oreo build which I am running it doesn't work, yet it works for those on the Nougat build. *Tested on the S8+ in both phone and desktop/DeX mode. My Nexus 6P doesn't work with it either (running Android 8.1.0). The app will launch, run through the setting up environment dialog, and then display a black screen afterwards.
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Gail Watkins
Gail Hillow Watkins creates mixed media works, using comic strips, decorative motifs, pigments and various media. By sanding and distressing the surfaces to expose strata of printed matter, her pieces refer to layers of history and personal experience.
Watkins was born and raised in Washington, D.C. She studied nursing at Duke University and painting at American University, where she received an MA in 1963. Her early interest was in still life and figure painting, but during post-graduate studies a professor at American was crucial in sparking her interest in abstraction. Watkins cites the influence of minimalism on her use of the grid as an organizing structure. The paintings of William de Kooning and Jackson Pollock provided for Watkins examples for the excavation of compacted forms and for the sinuous use of line. From the work of Vermeer and Caravaggio, she learned to visually compose shapes into "combined forms."
A graduate course in Renaissance sculpture was the beginning of the central influence of Italian art on Watkins' work. Since 1982, the artist has visited Italy yearly to absorb the art and to study Italian. Of particular importance has been her study of ruins, frescos and ancient walls. In 1985, Watkins was artist-in-residence at the University of Georgia Studies Abroad program in Italy. In 2001, she was in a group exhibition the Marino Marini Museum in Pistoia and a solo exhibition at the Palazzo Ferretti in Cortona, Italy, in 2003.
During the mid-1970s, Watkins' work developed into a series of grid paintings that employed a rosette motif from the tomb of the Egyptian goddess Nut. Both the presence of an ornamental pattern and the use of sanding techniques would become recurring features of the artist's work. A series of shaped canvases in the mid-1970s was followed by the large paintings reflecting her immersion Italian culture that Watkins produced through the 1980s. In the late 1990s, she began her ongoing involvement in work employing color comics and stenciled floral forms.
Watkins, who for twenty years taught art at St. John's College in Annapolis, MD, has exhibited her work extensively, including solo exhibitions at Duke University, the Susquehanna Art Museum and the Franz Bader Gallery in Washington, D.C.
Watkins' group shows include "Linked to Landscape," which traveled from the Corcoran Museum of Art to the Trenton City Museum of Art and the DeLand Museum. Her work is in many private and corporate collections, including those of Sallie Mae (Student Loan Mortgage Association), the Hyatt and Hilton corporations, the National Institutes of Health and the Greater Baltimore Medical Center. In 1996, her work was acquired by the prestigious Watkins Collection at American University.
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Both images are colored with a variety of Copic markers. The camper was stamped separately and fussy cut onto the card.
That's a very cute card!
LOVE this fun scene! Cute little trailer and loving the tree image!
What a fun and cute litte card. and it so happy looking! LOL!
Love the stamps....ADOREABLE card Rachael and it is a winner!!!!
Wooohoo yep made it to Friday and on hols for 2 beautiful weeks...yipeee.
Fabulous CAS card. Love your color choices.
What a sweet card for your parents! Makes me miss camping!!
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This card is a winner in my eyes, too. I love that vintage camper. Congrats to your parents!
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A recent study found that a significant percentage of the video viewed at work has nothing to do with business.
With the rapid proliferation of low-cost tools for producing videos, just about everybody on the Web is starting to fancy themselves as the next great gift to video. Of course, the problem with all these videos on the Web is twofold. First up is the simple fact that a huge percentage of these videos have nothing to do with work, so employees can now waste more time than ever simply sitting at their desk. Secondly, these videos consume a large amount of network bandwidth, which tends to have a negative impact on every application on the corporate network.
The folks at Blue Coat Systems, a provider wide area network (WAN) optimization tools, recently commissioned a study that found that not only does video already account for a major percentage of traffic on the Internet, a significant percentage of that video content is not work-related.
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Not only does the rise of video on the Internet have some significant implications for productivity, says Mark Urban, senior director of product marketing for Blue Coat Systems, but as more people begin to simultaneously watch multiple videos at the same time, the cascading effect on the network could easily bring the network to its knees, especially when there is a major news event.
Urban says that IT organizations are going to have to get into the business of throttling access to video over their networks. It may not be practical to eliminate all video from the network, but it is certainly possible to throttle back access to certain sites, such as ESPN.com, to the point where watching video on those sites over the corporate network simply gets uncomfortable.
Video on the Web offers a lot of potential value. But like most things on the Web, it's subject to a lot of abuse. And as it is with most corporate assets, it's the job of the IT organization to make sure that the corporate network and the applications that depend on it don't get abused.
Sorry to be the bucket of cold water, here, but wrong answer.
Throttling access to video will simply piss off employees--esp the newer generations of employees who expect it. And the first time the CEO tries to hit ESPN for his/her favorite college game and can't, that approach will be out the window.
Best figure out how to solve a demand problem than avoid it.


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Free tickets to the symphony? How the FRSO is encouraging a more diverse audience
Audrey Cooney
FALL RIVER — The Fall River Symphony Orchestra is using a state program to open its doors for free to recipients of state aid, and other local organizations are following suit.
"The symphony might seem like something that's not appropriate for everyone, with a bit of a snooty attitude. But it's not at all," said Alycia Barcelou, the orchestra's vice president. "We want to make it accessible to everyone."
This past spring, the FRSO began participating in Card to Culture, a program that encourages arts, cultural and science groups to offer free or steeply discounted tickets to people who receive benefits through an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card, the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Nutrition Program card or ConnectorCare health insurance. Anyone who has one of these cards can get free tickets to the orchestra's performances.
The orchestra has continued to offer the free tickets during this current season, and is hoping it encourages more families to come out to their holiday concert this Sunday, Barcelou said.
A regular, adult ticket to the FRSO is usually $25. Children and students are always admitted free, but just the cost of two adult tickets alone could be prohibitively expensive for some families, Barcelou said.
"That's a grocery bill for some families," she said.
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The FRSO was the first local organization to offer free or discounted tickets through Card to Culture, but several other SouthCoast groups have joined in, including Battleship Cove, the Children's Museum of Greater Fall River, the New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center, the New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks! and the New Bedford Whaling Museum.
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Barcelou said the program helps level the playing field for disadvantaged families and children who otherwise might miss out on opportunities like learning the history of Battleship Cove or familiarizing themselves with classical music.
"It's such a great opportunity for education," she said. "It opens doors."
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The FRSO has made other moves in recent years to encourage a more diverse population to attend their performances. Conductor and music director Douglas McRay Daniels has led the group in playing music written by Black and female conductors, along with modern classical music, in an effort to connect with a broader audience and help dispel the idea that classical music belongs chiefly to older white men. At Sunday's holiday concert, they'll be performing a version of Tchaikovsky's memorable Nutcrack Suite that was rewritten for a jazz ensemble by Duke Ellington, then rearranged again to be played by an orchestral ensemble.
"Music is for everybody, and classical music should be a part of that," Barcelou said.


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Thermo Fisher opens new headquarters and lab in Sao Paulo, advised by JLL
The world leader in science products and solutions, Thermo Fisher Scientific opened its new headquarters in Sao Paulo in August. With their team formerly distributed in five different office addresses in the capital city of Sao Paulo, the company brought together its workforce in one and a half floors of an office building located at Rua Eugênia de Medeiros, 303, in the Pinheiros district.
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They use diversified strategies to make sub-leasing feasible in terms of cost and functionality.
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Consolidate their offices in one place.
The world leader in science products and solutions, Thermo Fisher Scientific opened its new headquarters in Sao Paulo in August. With their team formerly distributed in five different office addresses in the capital city of Sao Paulo, the company brought together its workforce in one and a half floors of an office building located at Rua Eugênia de Medeiros, 303, in the Pinheiros district. Our Transactions team advised Thermo Fisher in choosing the new location, whose fit-out was coordinated by our Project Management and Development team.
In addition to consolidating its offices at a same location, Thermo Fisher now has also a Customer Experience Center (CEC), a space designed for training programs, model labs, equipment demonstration, and application support to a range of customers, including healthcare, pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, research, government, food safety, environmental monitoring, oil and gas companies, among others.
To fulfill our mission of helping our customers to make the world a healthier, cleaner and safer place, we provide innovative solutions to the most difficult challenges they face today," says Roberto Mendes, Thermo Fisher Scientific's president for Latin America.
The opening of this new CEC marks a milestone in our commitment to the region," says Syed Jafry, global vice president and president, Asia-Pacific Markets for Thermo Fisher Scientific.
From property prospecting to closing the deal, our Transactions team endeavored to meet the special requirements of the company, which was seeking a new location with plenty of public transportation available.
The building is largely leased and occupied by a renowned insurance company. We used diversified strategies to make subleasing feasible in terms of cost and functionality, as this property met the [client's] space and location requirements," says Global Clients/Transactions manager Marco Lacayo.
Building out the leased space to suit Thermo Fisher's needs involved meeting some important challenges. One of them was to develop a functional, high quality, modern and beautiful architectural design within the available budget.
For the Customer Experience Center, which uses special gases, including a flammable gas, we've hired specialist advisors to ensure the quality and safety of the facilities and the safe storage of these materials," says [project manager] Gabriela Aguiar Pizarro, Project Management and Development.
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LAKE DISTRICT CLASSICS (2018)
DATE OF WALKS: Tuesday 15 – Saturday 19 May 2018 (4 separate days walking)
DAY 1 – SKIDDAW via Little Man, 15 May
START and END: Central Car Park, Keswick
LENGTH: 11½ miles (4 hours 5 minutes plus lunch stop)
DAY 2 – NEWLANDS HORSESHOE, 16 May
START and END: Car park below Catbells
LENGTH: 12 miles (5 hours 10 minutes plus stops)
DAY 3 – BLENCATHRA via Halls Fell Ridge (up), Blease Fell (down), 17 May
START and END: Car park near school, Threlkeld
LENGTH: 8 miles (3 hours 45 minutes plus stops)
DAY 4 – SCAFELL PIKE via Mickledore (up), Corridor Route/Styhead Tarn/Great Gable (down), 19 May
START and END: Wasdale Head car park
LENGTH: 9 miles (4 hours 10 minutes plus snack/lunch/pub stops)
[LEJoG progress at start of this sidetrack: Day 16, Minehead]
The 'Sidetracks' have thus far been marked by commemoration of my late grandmother. The Cleveland Way was undertaken in the wake of her funeral, and the Coast to Coast began after we visited her final resting place on her 85th birthday. In 2016 and 2017 we had stayed for a weekend in Windermere. In 2018 we visited Tarn Hows on 14 May again, but stayed for a week in Ambleside. This gave me a long-awaited opportunity to explore more of the Lake District, appetite obviously whetted by Helvellyn et al a year earlier. In advance of the holiday I bought all four of the OS Explorer maps and selected my four walks for the week.
Scafell Pike required a drive to the Western Lakes and a separate hotel booking, so that was saved for the weekend. Being very much a "save the best till last" kind of guy, Blencathra was too enticing to be tackled first – more importantly I needed to think for a couple of days about whether or not to try Sharp Edge as my first ascent. The Newlands Horseshoe involved six different peaks and I didn't want to risk tiring myself out on day one, which meant the opener was…
SKIDDAW (931m)
The sixth-highest mountain in England, Skiddaw is (according to Wikipedia), "the simplest of the Lake District mountains of this height to ascend… and, as such, many walking guides recommend it to the occasional walker wishing to climb a mountain." I will say that it was the right choice as my first Lake District fell outside the Coast to Coast. I will not say it was simple.
OK, well, it is to start with. From the car park at Keswick, the obvious path is marked on OS maps. Most of the first mile is on roads, taking you under an old rail bridge and around the leisure pool. Eventually you branch off onto a footpath which takes you over the A66 road before it starts to climb. Skiddaw is signposted from here (4 miles). Now called 'Cumbria Way' it skirts the hills of Latrigg (viewpoint detour optional) and Mallen Dodd, reaching a car park which you can use if you wish to cut your overall ascent by around a third.
It's the next section, from c. 1000 feet to c. 2100 feet (per Wainwright's guide), passing Lonscale Fell to the east, that I found tougher than expected, particularly as the sun came out for a while. It's just a long, straight, steep climb with no peak in sight until you start on the winding (and slightly gentler) path up Jenkin Hill.
View of Keswick and Derwentwater from Jenkin Hill
(looking right back at the header photograph)
The peak which comes into view is, sadly, not Skiddaw proper but 'Skiddaw Little Man'. As you scale Jenkin Hill you have the option of taking a half hour diversion to conquer Little Man. In doing so I think I made my first mental leap towards the aim of one day completing the 214 Wainwrights. Next birthday I asked for the seven-volume Pictorial Guide, so I'm committed now. Obviously it remains on the back burner while I continue with LEJoG. But this is just a brief illustration of how one walking bug can so easily beget another.
Coming down slightly from Little Man, the path to the summit of Skiddaw is now clear and not at all difficult. Here you will also meet what many walkers (including the man himself) regard as the best ascent of Skiddaw, from Bassenthwaite Village via Longside Edge. I have to confess it looked more dramatic than the Keswick route.
My 20 minute stay at the summit was characterised by rolling mist, which dissipated almost as suddenly as it arrived. What had been a warm if cloudy day turned very cold – over-dressing is advised when climbing to these heights. Can you expect crowds? Skiddaw on this mid-May morning was busier than Helvellyn last year, but not remotely comparable to Blencathra and (especially) Scafell Pike later in the week. I shared the summit with about a dozen other people and estimate there were around forty climbing at the same time as me.
The descent is easier on the knees than many in the Lakes, although care should be taken on Jenkin Hill and the path past Lonscale Fell. The endorphins and sense of satisfaction are worth every step.
NEWLANDS HORSESHOE
featuring, in order of appearance: Catbells (451m); Maiden Moor (575m); High Spy (653m); Dale Head (753m); Hindscarth (727m); Robinson (737m).
I hadn't heard of the Newlands Horseshoe until a few weeks before the holiday. As an alternative to simply 'bagging' the more renowned peaks on my list, it appealed strongly. The way it turned out of course, the Horseshoe allowed me to bag six more Wainwrights anyway. I sold the first and smallest, Catbells, to my parents as a peak within reach of the casual walker. So it was that I had company for the start of the walk.
The car park near Gutherscale is quite difficult to find, and turns out to be a few unmarked spaces nestling under the foothills of Catbells. After a steady start, the casual walkers were unfortunately found out when the clear path disappeared and they had to clamber over some rocks. The summit of Catbells was still 15-20 minutes away, and the last few of those minutes would require some more precarious clambering. And so it was that, after only a quarter of an hour, they turned back and I no longer had company…
Catbells had been sold to me by a former work colleague as a small hill, so I admit to being surprised at the effort it took to reach the summit. My parents made the right decision to turn around. It isn't hard as such, but nor should you just turn up and expect to vault up there in jeans and the shoes you wear to walk your dog or do the gardening. The shallow descent from Catbells is followed by a long pull up to Bull Crag and Maiden Moor. This is where you have to resist walking backwards, because the views from here over Derwentwater are a British natural wonder. Even people like me, with no interest in photography and only an iPhone to hand, can't fail to capture some of the glory (the header image is from Bull Crag).
You then undertake a very gentle climb (a stroll, really) to High Spy, followed by a long and in places uneven descent to Dalehead Tarn. What faces you now will have been visible for some time already, but your mind (mine, at least) will have been trying to convince you there's an easier way up. Nope. Dale Head looms in front of you, and the route takes you directly up from the tarn. It's like Dollywaggon Pike from Grisedale Tarn, but steeper. Head down, grit teeth, stop as often as you like for water. It is the only really challenging part of the walk. You will be rewarded with this:
View of Newlands Valley from Dale Head (Skiddaw and Blencathra backdrop)
Hindscarth is next on the list. Make your way along the ridge (Hindscarth Edge) and you will see the climb to Robinson in front of you. However, if you want to make it six rather than five summits, take a diversion right (north) for Hindscarth itself. It's well worth doing for the sake of a 20-minute round trip with no additional ascent. Indeed you can make your way back to the car park from Hindscarth if you so choose, leaving out Robinson altogether.
The OS map will tell you that doing both adds a considerable mileage. I and many others will also confirm that taking on Robinson single-handedly transforms this walk from pleasantly energetic into tiring. The ascent isn't as steep as that to Dale Head, but it ranks second in effort as well as overall height. You clearly gain more metres from the car park to Catbells than you do from Hindscarth to Robinson, but Catbells was your first summit and Robinson is your sixth: QED. The real test comes with the descent: about half a mile after the summit you meet a precipitous drop, a broken path and some crags that appear to offer the only way down. A disclaimer here: I may have come off the Robinson plateau slightly west of the optimal route down to Stope Beck, and as a result others may have found this section easier than I did. But here (with photos) is an example of another walker who ended up, as I did, improvising his way down these crags on his butt.
It's not over yet, for you need to be almost level in height with the beck when you come out of the valley, and if you've gone too far west, that means you're on High Snab Bank and have to walk straight down a very steep hill. There are obvious steps cut out of the earth, but even so, your knees probably won't thank you for such small mercies. Once you emerge on to the bridleways and farm roads, the hard part is most definitely over. Still more than two miles back to the car though.
A really wonderful spring walk, honestly. Perfect weather helped, no doubt: in less friendly conditions I might have been tempted to walk back down the valley from Hindscarth and save Robinson for another day.
BLENCATHRA (868m)
Blencathra, aka Saddleback, stands initimidatingly over the village of Threlkeld, just north of the A66 from Keswick to Penrith. A fair amount of my prep for today's walk was spent researching its most intimidating feature: the narrow arête on the eastern ascent from Scales Farm, known as Sharp Edge. By reputation this is more nerve-racking and downright dangerous than Striding Edge on Helvellyn, due to the steep drop on both sides and especially because of the so-called 'bad step'. People have been killed crossing this ridge, basically, and most fatalities or serious injuries are due to falls at this 'bad step'. General advice seemed to be that taking on Sharp Edge (a Grade 1 scramble) as a first ascent of Blencathra, when not experienced in scrambling, was probably unwise in all but perfect conditions.
Well. Weather conditions were perfect. Dry, warm, barely any breeze. I approached from the west, close to Blease Farm, still undecided. My back-up would be Halls Fell Ridge, described by Wainwright as "positively the finest way to any mountain-top in the district" (his emphasis). I passed the start of the path to Halls Fell Ridge as if intending to tackle Sharp Edge instead… but if you've read the spoiler at the top of this page, there is no point trying to build tension here. Sharp Edge was too far away, I wanted to start climbing asap, and I thought I'd get a look at it from the summit and bookmark it for another time. Halls Fell Ridge it was, not without some regret.
It was barely after 9am and there were very few people on this route: I passed an older gentleman after 15 minutes of ascent, and a couple were just starting theirs below. The climb to the ridge itself is fairly tough, not far below the level of Dollywaggon Pike or Dale Head, but with better views than either. The ridge is less dramatic than Striding Edge, but no less daunting for someone who calls themselves a walker rather than a scrambler. I followed the crest as closely as possible for the first ¼ mile, but while traversing the rockface above a steeper drop on the western side, I lost my sunglasses and watched them tumble several hundred metres down the mountainside before coming to rest. At that point I left the crest, never to return, and made my way along the grass. Wainwright refers to a distinct path for walkers here, but I never quite found it, instead crossing scree and then having to walk almost vertically to the summit at Hallsfell Top. To be honest I was closer to the summit than I thought when leaving the crest, and it would have been quicker to stay there.
Halls Fell Ridge, from the summit of Blencathra (Threlkeld hidden)
It's a glorious summit, I have to say. Above is the view back down Halls Fell Ridge; to the north-west you can see the Solway Firth and Scotland. And, take a short walk north and you can look down on Sharp Edge and Scales Tarn.
Sharp Edge (from sufficient distance not to look too scary) and Scales Tarn
A good dozen or so people emerged from their climb of Sharp Edge while I admired the views, and their courage. Groups of men my age and older were vocal and exhilarated. Younger men (climbing alone) were quieter, almost business-like. I didn't see any women on the route.
Eventually I tore myself away and headed down via the longest but easiest of the suggested ascents, by Blease Fell. I wouldn't choose to come up that way, given the alternatives, but it was a splendid walk all the same. A number of walkers were on their way up, some with dogs – it was that kind of route.
Blencathra is both a challenge and a grand half day out. I'd be all but certain to return, even if Sharp Edge didn't need conquering.
SCAFELL PIKE (978m)
The family holiday ended on the morning of Friday 18 May, so I had already booked myself in for two nights at the Red Admiral, Seascale, as a base for Wasdale Head and England's highest mountain. A long drive around the A595, good food and an early start on Saturday. As it turned out, the group on the table next to me for dinner were on the summit of Scafell Pike at the same time the following morning.
This was one of the greatest single day's walking of my fledgling 'career'. It had everything. I cannot imagine designing or scripting it any better. First, the weather was outstanding: a delightful spring morning with sunshine and just enough breeze. Perfect for walking. It's a 20-30 minute drive from the Red Admiral, and as you approach Wasdale Head car park you realise that a) it's the weekend and b) this is a much bigger attraction. For I was parked by 8:30am and the substantial car park (over 100 spaces) was more than half full already.
This was also royal wedding day, incidentally: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were wed on the afternoon of Saturday 19 May. Apparently it was on telly and everything. As someone who regards the royal family with complete indifference, and those who queue up outside the Lindo Wing when there's a royal baby on the way with total bewilderment, I can't say I was upset to miss it. The knowledge that there was a competing national event also confirmed that the hundreds of people I saw on and around Scafell Pike today were my kind of people.
England's highest mountain overlooks its deepest lake, Wast Water: the car park is at the northern head of the lake. Setting off on the eastbound path parallel with Lingmell Gill, the climb is gentle at first but soon becomes genuinely testing. I stopped a couple of times even before reaching the fork in the stream at Brown Tongue. From here the path to Hollow Stones becomes steeper – yes, steeper, although only for half a kilometre or so. Great views back down to Wast Water from here, as shown below:
At Hollow Stones, the so-called 'easy' route, used for the Three Peaks Challenge because of its swifter ascent, proceeds east to Lingmell Col before a steeper but relatively short SE-bound path to the summit. I had chosen to veer right here and approach via Mickeldore, a ridge between England's two highest mountains. Part of the reason was to get a good look at Sca Fell (England's no.2) and the seriously tough ascents via Broad Stand (strictly for rock climbers only) and Lord's Rake/West Wall (not recommended due to rock falls). The path to Mickeldore col feels harder than it looks. My mind was distracted from the climb by a man who was calling for a lost sheepdog – I do hope they were reunited.
Mickeldore itself is an enjoyable little scramble through a crevice vaguely reminiscent of this (purely in size relative to a human, I hasten to add, not in smell, or indeed length). Emerging on to the ridge, you head NE over a boulder-strewn landscape. The path can be indistinct, but the summit is soon visible in good weather and you can follow your nose easily enough. This does not mean you can leave your compass at home: my conditions were perfect, yours may not be.
The summit is quite expansive: there's a cairn which I used as my WordPress profile picture, as well as a more obvious and popular elevated platform, photographed below:
There's also plenty of room to sit down and admire the views, eat or drink. I spent 45 minutes there and must have shared it with around fifty people in that time. Many more than that, including a Three Peaks team of around two dozen, were within a few minutes of the summit by the time I left, at around 11:15. On the way down to join the Corridor Route, a number of walkers separately asked me how far it was to the summit. I think this was the first day when I began to feel like a seasoned hill walker rather than a novice.
The Corridor Route (as far as Sty Head) was possibly the highlight of the day, even above reaching the summit itself. With the Toblerone shape of Great Gable a constant companion to your left, wind your way downhill over stony paths, fords, Greta Gill, Piers Gill and some occasional narrow and exposed rock formations (including one section where I had to queue and wait for a group to cross from the other end), before finally reaching a perfect lunch spot near Styhead Tarn. It's just difficult enough to generate a satisfied smile, but just easy enough to make for a pleasant afternoon.
View of Scafell Pike from Styhead Tarn, looking ahead to the Corridor Route
From here I returned to the major walkers' junction at Sty Head, choosing the western path below the summit of Great Gable. Note that this is not at all a steep descent, but it is rough underfoot and care should be taken on steps and stones. Lingmell Beck is below you to the left. Eventually the path reaches the beck and joins Moses Trod, a well-used route from Honister to Wasdale Head over Great Gable. Now the only major obstacle between yourself and the conclusion is this. Very busy it was too, when I popped in for half a Hobgoblin Gold. I felt I'd earned more than a half, but that was as much of a treat as I could allow myself when driving back within the hour.
There's a brief road section after the pub, then a half mile footpath through reeds and bushes brings you out at Wasdale Head car park.
I appreciate that you may not be as blessed with the weather if you plan the walk on a particular day. But really, Scafell Pike is glorious. I don't think I fully appreciated the magnificence of its surroundings until I was there – beforehand, I was ignorant enough to think it was just "England's highest mountain", needed bagging for that reason alone, and its appeal was limited beyond that. You can't go wrong whichever ascent and descent you choose, but I would strongly recommend working the Corridor Route in somehow.
More Lake District Classics to come in 2019, when the family returns to Ambleside and Tarn Hows for the week of my grandmother's 87th birthday.
Picture (16 May) combines three of these four: taken during the Newlands Horseshoe walk, it shows Catbells (centre), from Bull Crag, with Skiddaw (centre/left) and Blencathra (right) dominating the landscape in the distance, across Derwentwater.


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More than half of people with epilepsy in Latin America and the Caribbean do not receive treatment
PAHO's new guide seeks to help countries design programs to detect and treat this disorder, which affects 5 million people in the Region. With the right treatment, 70% of patients can lead a normal life
Washington, DC, 24 January 2019 (PAHO) – Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological disorders in the world, affecting approximately 50 million people, 5 million of whom live in the Region of the Americas. However, it is estimated that the treatment gap in Latin America and the Caribbean is over 50%, which means that more than half of people with this disease do not receive health services.
"Timely diagnosis, adequate treatment, healthy diet and stress management can ensure that up to 70% of those affected have reduced episodes and can lead full and active lives"
In order to help countries design programs to detect cases and increase access to appropriate treatment for this disorder, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) recently published "The Management of Epilepsy in the Public Health Sector 2018". Currently, two out of every three countries do not have a program or plan in place to treat people with this disease.
"People who have epilepsy but do not receive treatment suffer recurrent episodes. This can affect their studies, their work, and quality of life for both them and their families," said Claudina Cayetano, PAHO's Regional Advisor on Mental Health. "Timely diagnosis, adequate treatment, healthy diet and stress management can ensure that up to 70% of those affected have reduced episodes and can lead full and active lives," she added.
In recent years, countries have strengthened their focus on noncommunicable diseases, including epilepsy. Even so, the care of people with epilepsy is still far from satisfactory. This is due to, among other factors, a deficit of trained medical personnel; the unavailability of medicines, particularly at primary health care (PHC) level; and the lack of information and education on epilepsy, both for those affected by the disorder and their families, as well as for the community as a whole.
Improving access to medicines
There are four antiepileptic medicines which are essential for the treatment of the disease. The majority of countries of Latin America and the Caribbean have these drugs, but only via specialized services. This means that access to them is either limited or completely lacking in primary care services.
The report shows that the provision of basic antiepileptic medicines at the primary care level is a crucial, effective and low-cost way of addressing the issue, particularly given that in most cases, episodes can be controlled through treatment with just one of the basic medicines (monotherapy).
The PAHO Strategic Fund is a cooperation mechanism for member countries that promotes access to quality medicines and essential public health supplies at affordable prices. Member States can use it to acquire antiepileptic drugs at better prices, a factor that increases their availability and reduces gaps in access to treatment.
Strengthening primary care to detect and treat cases
PAHO, which is also the World Health Organization's (WHO) regional office for the Americas, considers the disease to be a priority public health problem, and supports improvements in health sector response, particularly regarding the identification, management and monitoring of epilepsy at the primary health care level.
WHO recommends integrating the management of epilepsy into primary health care, as the diagnosis of the disease is essentially clinical and can be performed by non-specialist doctors trained in the identification and management of non-complex cases, which account for the majority.
The guide also offers recommendations for the implementation of epilepsy prevention strategies, such as the promotion of safe pregnancy and birth, the prevention of traumatic brain injuries and stroke, as well as increased public awareness and education.
The work of countries in the Region to tackle this disease gained momentum in 2011, when the PAHO Directing Council adopted a strategy to improve health sector response. In 2015, the World Health Assembly also recognized the burden of epilepsy and the need for countries to take coordinated action to address its consequences.
The new report, which forms part of these efforts, was submitted for consultation to a group of professionals from the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE), the International Bureau for Epilepsy (IBE), as well as experts from the Chilean League against Epilepsy, and the Faculty of Medicine of the National Autonomous University of Honduras, both PAHO/WHO collaborating centers.
About epilepsy
Epilepsy is a chronic neurological disease that affects people of all ages all over the world. It is characterized by recurrent episodes that can last between a few seconds to a few minutes. Its causes are multiple. In some cases, there is a genetic bias, but other causes of epilepsy include brain damage due to prenatal or perinatal injury; congenital anomalies or brain malformations; cranioencephalic trauma, cerebrovascular incidents; infections such as meningitis, encephalitis and neurocysticercosis; and brain tumors. In around half of all cases of epilepsy the cause cannot be determined.
Epilepsy in numbers
50 million people in the world have epilepsy, 5 million of whom live in the Region of the Americas.
Epilepsy accounts for 0.5% of the global burden of disease. 80% of that burden corresponds to developing countries.
Two million new cases occur every year in the world.
The number of new cases in developing countries is twice that registered in developed countries.
Mortality rates among those with epilepsy are higher than the general population.
The epilepsy mortality rate in Latin America and the Caribbean is 1.04 per 100,000 inhabitants, higher than the 0.50 per 100,000 inhabitants in the United States and Canada.
70% of affected people can be treated with basic drugs, and only around 10% require a specialized approach with diet or surgery.
There are around 20% of complex cases that do not respond to treatment.
It is estimated that, if treatment coverage with antiepileptic drugs is extended to 50% of cases, the current global epilepsy burden, would be reduced by 13% to 40%.
Two thirds of countries of Latin America and the Caribbean do not have a program for the comprehensive care of people with epilepsy.
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Assessment of nutritional status and methods for its correction in patients on the waiting list for liver transplantation
V. V. Kiselev, S. V. Zhuravel, A. V. Chzhao
2018 Transplantologiâ
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Objective: to develop rational modes of nutritional status correction in patients with diffuse liver diseases on the liver transplantation (LT) waiting list (WL).Subjects and methods. A comprehensive examination was made in 82 patients with hepatic cirrhosis who were included into the LT WL and allocated to 3 groups. The patients were matched for age, gender, and the severity of their condition. Nutritional status parameters and energy expenditures were studied in all the groups. Complex more » ... ups. Complex methods to calculate nutritional status parameters, energy expenditures, and nutrient needs were used to evaluate malnutrition.Results and discussion. Assessment of nutritional status, metabolism, and nutritional therapy revealed disorders in 64 (78%) patients on the LT WL. Normal nutritional status was found in 18 (22%) patients; mild, moderate, and severe protein-energy malnutrition was detectable in 18 (22%), 40 (48.8%), and 6 (7.3%) patients, respectively. The patients with moderate and severe malnutrition were given oral balanced feeding formulas in addition to diet therapy. To correct imbalance of blood amino acid composition, 10 patients were given hepamin in combination therapy for hepatic encephalopathy. During the performed therapy, there was a significant reduction in serum ammonia levels and improved psychometric testing results.Conclusion and practical guidelines. When HC patients are referred to the LT WL and admitted to hospital for surgery, it is necessary to make an integrated assessment of nutritional status and to define the degree of malnutrition. An individual nutritional support plan must be complied for patients with moderate and severe malnutrition and for those with postoperative complications.
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V. V. Kiselev, S. V. Zhuravel, A. V. Chzhao. "Assessment of nutritional status and methods for its correction in patients on the waiting list for liver transplantation." Transplantologiâ (2018) 13-17


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Petronet to Invest 2.6 Billion Dollars on Local Expansion of Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) Infrastructure Over the Next 5 Years
Home Articles Petronet to Invest 2.6 Billion Dollars on Local Expansion of LNG
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Petronet LNG is an oil and gas company set up by the Government of India. It was established with the purpose of importing liquified natural gas (LNG) and setting up LNG terminals throughout the country. The company was formed as a joint venture by the Government of India and involves the leading oil and gas players in the country. It is promoted by the Gas Authority of India Limited (GAIL), Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC), Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) and Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL). Petronet LNG offers various services including storage, reloading, regasification, bunkering, gassing up and cooling down, and truck loading facilities as well. The first LNG terminal set up by the company was located in Dahej, Gujarat, with a capacity of 15 million metric tons per annum. More projects are being planned and will get underway in the near future.
Entering into the overseas market and investing in it heavily to ensure success is considered a fundamental step by many. However, in Petronet, this is not the case. The company announced that it is planning to invest USD 2.6 billion over the next five years to expand local infrastructure. The head of Finance of the company, Vinod K Mishra, said that this option is far better than investing in overseas projects, which is "not lucrative" in the present liquified natural gas surplus market. He went on to say that foreign investment in LNG is not profitable as the prices of LNG are very low. While the company was planning to invest in projects in countries like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Qatar earlier, they declared there was no financial incentive anymore to go forward with these projects.
Another reason behind heavy investment in local infrastructure is to increase the share of gas in the energy mix. India wants to increase the current share of 6.2% to 15% by the year 2030. Vinod K Mishra specified that while higher domestic supplies could affect the short term by impacting costly spot LNG imports, imports in the long term would not be affected as the gas consumption of the country is expected to rise.
Petronet is planning several projects in the coming years. The company wants to increase the capacity of the Dahej terminal in the West Coast from 17.5 million tonnes per annum to 22.5 million tonnes per annum. New LNG tanks are being built at the Dahej and Kochi terminals. Added to this, the company is planning to build a new terminal in the East Coast as well. Petronet is undertaking these projects in phases, and these details were given by Vinod K Mishra. In the first phase, the expansion of Dahej Terminal to 20 metric tonnes per annum is being undertaken and the goal is to complete it by mid-2023. Also, a new terminal in the East Coast with a capacity of 5 metric tonnes per annum is being constructed and is expected to be completed by 2025.
The company is keen to set up their own LNG fuel stations and is planning to invest 80 billion rupees on this project. A 40-billion-rupee investment to set up 100 compressed bio gas generation plants is also being undertaken by the company.
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Helene S. (Hollenbach) Godynick, age 79 of 12 Cemetery Road, Shenandoah Heights passed away Thursday morning at Schuylkill Medical Center-East Norwegian St., Pottsville.
Born in Shenandoah on February 23, 1931 she was the daughter of the late William and Mary (Kissel) Hollenbach.
Helene was a 1949 graduate of J.W. Cooper High School, Shenandoah.
She was a member of St. George's Church and Glovers Hill Ladies Auxiliary both of Shenandoah.
Preceding her in death in addition to her parents were her husband, Francis S. "Frank" Godynick on September 15, 2002 and a brother William Hollenbach.
Surviving are two sons Michael D. Godynick at home and Frank Godynick of Hagerstown, MD; one sister Evelyn Hollenbach of Shenandoah; nieces and nephews.
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Walter Albert Bauer (* 6. November 1901 in Heilbronn; † 1. November 1968 in Fulda) war ein deutscher Unternehmer und Industrieller.

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Bauer war der Sohn eines Lederhändlers. In seiner Heimatstadt Heilbronn besuchte er das dortige Realgymnasium, das er 1917 mit der Mittleren Reife verließ, und absolvierte anschließend eine kaufmännische Lehre und ein Bankvolontariat bei der Handels- und Gewerbebank Heilbronn.

Ab 1920 studierte er, zunächst als außerordentlicher Hörer, Wirtschaftswissenschaften in Freiburg im Breisgau, Berlin und Tübingen. Das Abitur holte er gegen Ende des Studiums nach. 1926 wurde Walter Bauer an der Universität Tübingen zum Dr. rer. pol. promoviert. Im Jahr 1924 trat er als Direktionsassistent in die Berliner Verkehrs- und Handels AG ein. Die Gesellschaft gehörte der Prager Familie Petschek und diente als Verwaltungsgesellschaft ihrer zahlreichen Unternehmensbeteiligungen in Deutschland. Bereits 1928 stieg Bauer in der Gesellschaft zum Mitglied des Vorstands auf. Im gleichen Jahr wurde er zusätzlich Geschäftsführer der Thüringischen Kohlen- und Brikettverkaufsgesellschaft mbH in Leipzig.

Bauer war ein führendes Mitglied der DDP und gehörte bis zu deren Selbstauflösung verschiedenen  Ausschüssen und Gremien der Partei an. Als Treuhänder der Familie Petschek leitete er 1937/38 den Verkauf des deutschen Aktienbesitzes der Familie an Friedrich Flick. Anschließend startete er im Jahr 1938 seine unternehmerische Selbstständigkeit als Hauptanteilseigner der Hutstoffwerke Fulda Muth & Co. in Fulda und weiterer kleiner Unternehmen.

Während der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus schloss sich Walter Bauer der oppositionellen Bekennenden Kirche an und war dort in der vorläufigen Leitung tätig. Ebenso wurde er Mitglied des Freiburger Bonhoeffer-Kreises. 1942 beteiligte er sich an der Ausarbeitung der Denkschrift Politische Gemeinschaftsordnung des Bonhoeffer-Kreises. Nach dem Hitler-Attentat vom 20. Juli 1944 wurde Walter Bauer festgenommen und von der Gestapo gefoltert. Er wurde wegen Hoch- und Landesverrats vor dem  Volksgerichtshof angeklagt und saß von Oktober 1944 bis April 1945 in Haft. Zu einer Verurteilung kam es aufgrund der Kriegswirren nicht mehr.

Als politisch unbelasteter und zudem mit Theodor Heuss, dem späteren ersten deutschen Bundespräsidenten, eng befreundeter Unternehmer übernahm Walter Bauer nach dem Kriegsende 1945 bald wichtige Aufgaben bei der Reorganisation der westdeutschen Wirtschaft. So war er 1946/47 Mitglied des Wirtschaftsrates beim Länderrat in Stuttgart und von 1946 bis 1951 Generaltreuhänder für den konzerngebundenen Kohlenhandel in der US-amerikanischen Besatzungszone. Von 1952 bis zu seinem Tod 1968 amtierte Bauer als Vorstandsvorsitzender der Valentin Mehler AG in Fulda, ab 1967 war er auch Hauptanteilseigner. 1966 hat er den Arbeitskreis Evangelischer Unternehmer mitgegründet und war dessen erster Vorsitzender. Bauer stiftete das von Charles Crodel geschaffene Schöpfungsfenster (nördliches Chorfenster) der  Kilianskirche in Heilbronn und die von Crodel entworfenen Paramenten der dortigen Nikolaikirche.

Seit den späten 1940er Jahren war Walter Bauer in zahlreichen Verbänden und Organisationen in leitenden Positionen tätig, darunter von 1949 bis 1968 als Mitglied der Synode, der Kammern für öffentliche Verantwortung und für soziale Ordnung, seit 1967 des Rates der Evangelischen Kirche in Deutschland (EKD). Von 1959 bis 1967 war er Mitglied, von 1960 bis 1967 Vorsitzender des Beirats der Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung. 1957 bis 1968 war er Präsident der Industrie- und Handelskammer Fulda.

Auszeichnungen
Die Universität Tübingen ernannte Bauer 1952 zum Ehrensenator, die Universität Freiburg 1957. Zu seinem 60. Geburtstag verlieh ihm Bundespräsident Heinrich Lübke das Große Bundesverdienstkreuz. Die Stadt Fulda ernannte Bauer 1967 zum Ehrenbürger und benannte eine Straße nach ihm.

Literatur
 Theodor Eschenburg: Ohne Amt und Mandat. Walter Bauer, der politisch stets im Stillen wirkte, wird sechzig Jahre alt. In: Die Zeit, 3. November 1961.
 Johannes Michael Wischnath: Bauer, Walter Albert. In: Baden-Württembergische Biographien. Band 2. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart 2002, ISBN 978-3-17-017332-3, S. 16–19 (online bei www.leo-bw.de)
 Christhard Schrenk (Hrsg.) Unternehmer Walter Bauer in: Heilbronner Köpfe VIII. Lebensbilder aus dem 19. und 20. Jahrhundert, Stadtarchiv Heilbronn 2016, ISBN 978-3-940646-22-4

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 Eintrag zu Walter Albert Bauer in der Datenbank HEUSS des Stadtarchivs Heilbronn, Zeitgeschichtliche Sammlung Signatur ZS-10813

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Both pedestrians and all 18 occupants of the car — which included a close-knit group of family and friends on their way to a birthday celebration — were killed.
The 2001 Ford Excursion that was converted to a limo had failed a New York State DMV inspection last month and was not supposed to be on the road, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday.
Cuomo said that Prestige Limousine will be sent a cease-and-desist order to stop operations until an investigation into the crash is complete.
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