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\section{Introduction}

Large-area hybrid silicon pixel detectors are widely used for imaging experiments at synchrotron radiation sources and Free-Electron Lasers (FELs). Examples are Large Area Medipix-Based Detector Array (LAMBDA) \cite{LAMBDA} at PETRA III, Cornell-SLAC Pixel Array Detector (CSPAD) \cite{CSPAD} at LCLS and Adaptive Gain Integrating Pixel Detector (AGIPD) \cite{AGIPD} at the European XFEL. The large detection area of these detectors is obtained by tiling single hybrid modules together. However, the drawback is the formation of a dead region between individual modules, typically of a few mm. This results in X-ray information missing in this region and may cause further problems during image reconstruction.

The main causes of the dead region from single hybrid detector modules are the guard-ring structure of the sensor, the space occupied by the wire-bonding connection between the ASIC chips and the circuit board. Figure \ref{EdgelessDetector} (left) shows the cross section of a conventional hybrid detector module and its dead-space region. The dead space can be reduced by utilizing edgeless detectors with edgeless sensor replacing conventional silicon sensor, with Through-Silicon-Vias (TSVs) and a Re-Distribution Layer (RDL) implemented into the ASIC chips, and with an integration from ASIC chips to circuit board through a Ball-Grid-Array (BGA). Figure \ref{EdgelessDetector} (right) shows the cross section of an edgeless detector module. At DESY, the edgeless silicon pixel detector based on current LAMBDA detector system is under development.

\begin{figure}[htbp]
\small
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=0.27]{Edgeless.eps}
\caption{From conventional to edgeless hybrid detector module.}
\label{EdgelessDetector}
\end{figure}

Recent progress in active-edge techonology of silicon sensors enables the development of edgeless detectors. Such technology has been proven in successful productions of ATLAS and Medipix-based silicon pixel sensors by a few foundries \cite{MBomben, JKCharge}. The key process involves a Deep Reactive Ion Etching (DRIE) to form a trench surrounding the active pixels and a side implantation with the same dopants as backside implant to shield the leakage current from defects located at the edge produced by DRIE \cite{XWu}. The aim of this work is to (1) investigate the radiation hardness of edgeless sensors with active edges using TCAD simulation, (2) understand the charge-collection behavior of edgeless sensors through model calculation, and (3) optimize the edge design for better charge collection by edge pixels and for higher breakdown voltage after high-dose X-ray irradiation.

\section{Investigated structures}

The investigated edgeless sensor is a commercial available product fabricated by VTT (which was later on transferred to its spin-off company Advacam \cite{Advacam}) in a Multi-Project Wafer (MPW) run.

\begin{figure}[htbp]
\small
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=0.2]{Simulated_structure.eps}
\caption{Investigated edgeless sensor produced by VTT/Advacam. Left: Cross section of the edgeless sensor along the cut-line through the center of pixels; Right: Top view of the edgeless sensor (picture reproduced from \cite{JKalliopuska}).}
\label{CrossSection}
\end{figure}

Figure \ref{CrossSection} shows the top view of the investigated edgeless sensor and its cross section. The pitch of pixels is 55 $\mu$m, the width/diameter of pixel implant 30 $\mu$m, which leaves a gap of \mbox{25 $\mu$m} between neighbouring pixel implants. The metal overhang, which is the overlap between aluminum plate and implant window of pixel, is 5 $\mu$m. The distance from the implant boundary of the last pixel to the active edge is 50 $\mu$m, also referred to "edge space" or "last pixel-to-edge distance". The thickness of the SiO$_{2}$ layer, extracted from the capacitance of a MOS capacitor produced on the same silicon wafer biased into accumulation, is 700 nm for n-type and 680 nm for p-type silicon. The junction depth of pixel electrode is $\sim$1.2 $\mu$m for both boron and phosphorus dopants, and the depth of p-spray of 0.9 $\mu$m, which were obtained either from process simulations or from a direct measurement with spreading resistance method. The thickness of SiO$_{2}$ and profiles of implants at pixel side are critical parameters for breakdown simulation.

The edgeless sensors with the following polarities have been investigated: p$^{+}$n, p$^{+}$p, n$^{+}$n and n$^{+}$p with either p-spray or p-stop. For sensors with p-stop, the p-stop implant is 5 $\mu$m wide and located in the center of gaps between pixel implants and in the "edge space" region.

\section{Simulation of electrical properties of edgeless sensors}

The active volume and breakdown voltage as function of radiation dose have been simulated with Synopsys TCAD \cite{TCAD}. In the simulation, the following physics models have been implemented: (1) drift and diffusion of carriers, (2) band-gap narrowing, (3) doping dependence and high-field satuaration of carrier mobility, (4) carrier-carrier scattering and mobility degradation at the interface, (5) doping, temperature dependence and electric field enhancement of Shockley-Read-Hall (SRH) recombination, (6) band-to-band tunneling with Hurkx model, (7) avalance process using vanOverstraetenMan model with the gradient of quasi-Fermi potential as driving force, and (8) fixed charges and generation-recombination at the Si-SiO$_{2}$ interface. In addition, Neumann boundary condition was used on top of SiO$_{2}$, which represents a sensor operation in vacuum or dry atmosphere without any influence due to humidity effect.

The carrier lifetime for both electrons and holes used in the simulation is 1.35 ms, which was extracted from the leakage current of a diode biased into full depletion. The doping concentrations, obtained from the Capacitance-Voltage (CV) measurements on diodes, are $7 \times 10^{11}$ cm$^{-3}$ and $1.1 \times 10^{12}$ cm$^{-3}$ for n-type and p-type silicon, respectively. Before irradiation, the oxide-charge densities are $1.0 \times 10^{10}$ cm$^{-2}$ (n-type), and $3.0 \times 10^{10}$ cm$^{-2}$ (p-type); the surface-recombindation velocities are 1.35 cm/s (n-type) and 3.54 cm/s (p-type).

The simulations were performed at 20$^{\circ}$C in 2D covering the region from the active edge to pixel-10 (10$^{\textrm{th}}$ pixel counted from the active edge). A large simulation region was chosen so that the simulated boundary cutting through pixel-10, where a Neumann boundary applies, will not affect the electric field distribution close to the sensor edge. Sensors with different thicknesses have been simulated, but results for 300 $\mu$m thick Si will be shown.

\subsection{Active volume}

The sensor active volume is obtained by simulating the potential distribution of edgeless sensors biased at different voltages.

Figure \ref{ActiveVolume} (left) shows the results for p$^{+}$n and n$^{+}$p (p-stop/p-spray) sensors biased at 100 V, \mbox{150 V} and 200 V (note the sign of the bias voltage for different polarities). The white line in the figure refers to the depletion boundary of the sensor. For these sensors, the depletion starts from the pixel side and extends to the active edge and backside of the sensor, which leaves an "inactive" (non-depleted) region close to the corner between edge implant and backside implant. The volume of the "inactive" region is influenced by bias voltage as seen in the figure, doping concentration and "edge space". The volume shrinks with increasing bias voltage for a given layout and doping concentration. This can change the electric field distribution close to the edge region and result in a bias voltage dependence of charge collection by pixels close to the active edge. To minimize the volume of the "inactive" region and thus eliminate the dependence of charge collection on bias voltage, the bias should be kept much higher than the depletion voltage of the sensor. Typically, a bias voltage of $\sim$150 V above the depletion voltage is expected to be able to remove such influence for a 300 $\mu$m thick silicon sensor.

\begin{figure}[htbp]
\small
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=0.5]{Active_volume.eps}
\caption{The potential distributions at different bias voltages for 300 $\mu$m thick sensors without irradiation. Left: Results for p$^{+}$n and n$^{+}$p (p-stop/p-spray) sensors. Right: Results for n$^{+}$n (p-stop/p-strap) and p$^{+}$p sensors. Note the sign of the bias voltage for different polarities.}
\label{ActiveVolume}
\end{figure}

In figure \ref{ActiveVolume} (right), the potential distributions for n$^{+}$n (p-stop/p-spray) and p$^{+}$p sensors are shown. As the depletion starts from the active edge and the backside electrode, the entire sensor volume will be fully depleted once the depletion reaches the pixel electrodes. This will not leave "inactive" region inside the sensor. Thus, the charge collection by pixels close to the active edge does not strongly depend on bias voltage once the sensor is biased above its depletion voltage.

\subsection{Sensor breakdown and radiation hardness}

One of the main aims of this work is to investigate the breakdown voltage of edgeless sensors as function of X-ray dose. For sensors after X-ray irradiation, oxide charges, interface traps and border traps will be introduced either in the SiO$_{2}$ insulating layer or at the Si-SiO$_{2}$ interface \cite{JZMOS}. In the simulation, oxide charges and charged interface traps were represented as fixed charges at the Si-SiO$_{2}$ interface. In addition, the current generated by the states of interface traps close to the silicon mid-gap was described by surface-recommbination velocity and implemented in TCAD simulation. The details of the input parameters related to X-ray radiation damage can be found in \cite{JZMOS, JS}. The effect of border traps were not simulated due to the lack of quantative characterization.

\begin{figure}[htbp]
\small
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=0.55]{Field_pn_pp.eps}
\caption{Electric field close to the sensor corner at pixel side and its distribution along the cut-line at \mbox{10 nm} below the Si-SiO$_{2}$ interface as function of X-ray irradiation dose represented by fixed charges (\mbox{$N_{ox}=3 \times 10^{12}$ cm$^{-2}$} corresponds to $\sim$10 MGy). Left: p$^{+}$n sensor; Right: p$^{+}$p sensor.}
\label{ElectricFieldPN}
\end{figure}

Figure \ref{ElectricFieldPN} shows the electric field distributions close to the sensor corner at the pixel side (\mbox{50 $\mu$m} depth) for p$^{+}$n and p$^{+}$p sensors. For both sensors, the highest electric field appears at the Si-SiO$_{2}$ interface below the aluminium of the first pixel before irradiation; after high-dose irradiation, the positive charges in the SiO$_{2}$ and charged interface traps induce a layer of electrons accumulating below the Si-SiO$_{2}$ interface, which conducts the high voltage on the backside of the sensor through the active edge to the first pixel and thus results in a high electric field at the junction of the first pixel. In this case, the first pixel behaves like a Current-Collection Ring (CCR) of a conventional sensor and thus breakdown first. It should be noted that, for both sensors, the breakdown votlage is $\sim$500 V before irradiation, and it sharply decreases with X-ray irradiation dose and finally reaches a value of $\sim$20 V at a high dose equivalent to $\sim$10 MGy. The results are consistent with those published in \cite{JSDesign} for a sensor with 700 nm thick SiO$_{2}$ and without any guard rings.

\begin{figure}[htbp]
\small
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=0.55]{Field_nn_nn.eps}
\caption{Electric field close to the sensor corner at pixel side and its distribution along the cut-line at \mbox{10 nm} below the Si-SiO$_{2}$ interface as function of X-ray irradiation dose represented by fixed charges (\mbox{$N_{ox}=3 \times 10^{12}$ cm$^{-2}$} corresponds to $\sim$10 MGy). Left: n$^{+}$n (and similarly n$^{+}$p) sensor with p-stop; Left: n$^{+}$n (and similarly n$^{+}$p) sensor with p-spray.}
\label{ElectricFieldPP}
\end{figure}

Electric field distributions for n$^{+}$n (n$^{+}$p) sensor with either p-stop or p-spray are shown in figure \ref{ElectricFieldPP}. For n$^{+}$n (n$^{+}$p) sensor with p-stop, the highest electric field is located at the junction of the p-stop between the active edge and the first pixel before irradiation; after irradiation, the high density of electrons from the accumulation layer creates an additional high electric field region at the interface between the edge implant and the accumulation layer and causes a breakdown at the corner of the sensor. For n$^{+}$n (n$^{+}$p) sensor with p-spray, the highest electric fields are located below the aluminum of the first pixel and at the interface between the p-spray layer and the implant of the first pixel before irradiation; after irradiation, a corner breakdown is also observed similar to n$^{+}$n (n$^{+}$p) sensor with p-stop. The breakdown voltage of n$^{+}$n (n$^{+}$p) sensor with p-spray increases with irradiation till the density of fixed charges, $N_{ox}$, larger than the dose of p-spray layer (\mbox{$\sim$1.5$\times$10$^{12}$ cm$^{-2}$}) and then the breakdown voltage starts to decrease. For both n$^{+}$n (n$^{+}$p) sensors with p-stop and p-spray, their breakdown voltage after irradiation is as low as $\sim$25 V at $\sim$10 MGy.

It should be noted that the simulation with drift-diffusion model and fixed charges implemented in gives pessimistic estimation for the breakdown.

\subsection{Discussion: Towards radiation-hard design}

Potentially, there are a few ways to enhance the radiation hardness of edgeless sensors with active edges. The first is to add a guard-ring structure (CCR + floating guard rings) to the region between the active edge and the first pixel. However, this will leave an "inactive" region, because charges generated in some parts of the sensor will be collected by the CCR. The second is to optimize the technological parameters to achieve a high breakdown voltage for a sensor without any guard-ring structure. Here we propose the following methods according to different choices for sensor polarity:

(1) For p$^{+}$n and p$^{+}$p sensors, the radiation hardness can be achieved by optimizing the oxide thickness below the field plate, junction depth and the doping concentration. In previous work done for the AGIPD sensor, in the case where no floating guard rings are present, the breakdown voltage has been simulated as function of oxide thickness for different junction depth \cite{JSDesign}. Considering the minimal requirement for edgeless sensor operation is that the operating voltage, $V_{op}$, should be larger than the depletion voltage, $V_{dep}$, but smaller than the breakdown voltage, $V_{bd}$, the maximal doping concentration $N_{d}$ can be calculated for silicon sensors with different thicknesses according to  $V_{dep} = \frac{q_{0}T_{si}^{2}N_{d}}{2\varepsilon_{0}\varepsilon_{si}} - V_{bi} \leq V_{op} \leq V_{bd}$. Figure \ref{Breakdown} shows the calculated results on the maximal doping concentration required by 300 $\mu$m and 500 $\mu$m thick sensors as function of technological parameters in order to achieve a breakdown voltage larger than the depletion voltage. It can be seen that, for example, by keeping the doping concentration less than $1.2 \times 10^{12}$ cm$^{-3}$ for 300 $\mu$m Si and $4.0 \times 10^{11}$ cm$^{-3}$ for 500 $\mu$m Si, the breakdown voltage can be higher than the depletion voltage for a sensor with 250 nm thick SiO$_{2}$ and junction depth of 2.4 $\mu$m. Therefore, careful selection of technological parameters makes the radiation hardness of p$^{+}$n and p$^{+}$p edgeless sensors possible.

\begin{figure}[htbp]
\small
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=0.5]{Doping_vs_Tox.eps}
\caption{Maximal doping in edgeless sensors for radiation hardness purpose. Results re-calculated based on the results from \cite{JSDesign}.}
\label{Breakdown}
\end{figure}

(2) For the n$^{+}$n and n$^{+}$p sensors with p-spray layer, it has been seen that the breakdown voltage increases as function of irradiation at low doses. This indicates that an optimized/increased dose of p-spray layer can improve the radiation hardness of edgeless sensor to a higher irradiation dose. However, the drawback by increasing the p-spray dose is the reduction of breakdown voltage before irradiation as the increased boron concentration increases the electric field at the interface between the p-spray layer and the pixel implant at a fixed bias voltage. To balance this, the p-spray dose can be chosen as half of the saturation value of the density of fixed charges. Thus, the density of fixed charges has to be characterized as function of dose from the test structures produced by the same technology from the vendor. Another option is to use a p-spray dose same as the saturation value of the density of fixed charges and perform a pre-irradiation to the sensors to certain dose level in order to reduce the effect from the high-dose p-spray. The second needs more investigations before the sensor works.

\section{Modeling charge-collection behavior of edgeless sensors}

The charge collection of edgeless sensors has been widely investigated \cite{JKCharge, RBates}. It has been commonly observed that the charge collection by edge pixels are highly non-uniform. To understand the charge-collection behavior of edgeless sensors, we have developed a model. The model is used to understand the measurement results from thin sensors and predict the performance for thick silicon sensors.

\subsection{Model development}

The model is based a Finite Volume Method (FVM), which segments the sensor into finite volumes. The model considers the following main processes: (1) Photon absorption in silicon sensor and generation of electron-hole pairs, (2) drift of free carriers along electric field and lateral diffusion, and (3) carrier collection by electrodes and signal processing in readout electronics.

In the first process, X-ray photons are absorbed in silicon sensor through photoelectric effect, which is the dominant effect for photon energy less than 20 keV. The probability of photon absorption in each finite volume is given by $1/ \lambda (E_{xray}) \cdot \textrm{exp} [- y/ \lambda (E_{xray})]$, where $\lambda (E_{xray})$ is the attenuation length of X-ray photons with energy $E_{xray}$ and $y$ the distance from the point where the photon is absorbed to the silicon surface where X-rays enter. Once the photon is absorbed, a charge cloud consisting of electrons and holes are created. The number of electron-hole pairs inside the charge cloud is given by the X-ray energy divided by 3.6 eV, which is the mean energy needed to generate one pair of electron and hole in silicon.

In the second process, the electrons and holes drift to either pixel or backside/edge electrode, depending on the sensor polarity. The drifting path of the center of mass of electrons and holes follows the eletric field lines (vector) obtained from TCAD simulation. Then, the drifting time of carriers to pixels is calculated by $t = \int _{x,y} \frac{\textrm{d}y}{\mu \cdot E(x,y)}$, with $\mu$ the carrier mobilty and $E(x,y)$ the electric field. The size of charge cloud when carriers reach pixels is given by the lateral diffusion of carrers: $\sigma = \sqrt{2D\cdot t}$, with $D$ the diffusion coefficient.

Finally, the carriers are collected by different pixels, depending upon their locations when they reach the pixel side. Results from the model calculation can be output either as number of photons or charges depending on whether the ASIC chip is operated in photon-counting or charge-integrating mode. In addtion, a threshold $E_{thr}$ can be set in simulation so that results can be compared to measurements with a certain threshold. The final spectrum can be deconvoluted with the profile of the beam spot for a beam scan experiment.

\subsection{Comparison to measurements}

Results from model calculation have been compared to measurements in a beam scan experiment done at the Diamond Light Source. The X-ray beam with energy of 15 keV and a spot of FWHM=\mbox{11 $\mu$m} was shot into the backside (non-pixel side) of 150 $\mu$m thick edgeless sensor coupled to a Medipix chip \cite{RBates}. The counts by edge pixels were measured with a threshold setting at 5 keV in Medipix chip as function of distance from the X-ray beam to the edge of the sensor. On top of figure \ref{Comparison}, the measurement scheme is shown.

\begin{figure}[htbp]
\small
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=0.15]{Measurement.eps}
\includegraphics[scale=0.39]{Comparison_model_meas.eps}
\caption{Comparison between model calculation and measurements. Top: Measurement scheme and electric field lines inside the sensor; Bottom left: Counts as function of beam position; Bottom right: Normalised counts for edge pixels.}
\label{Comparison}
\end{figure}

The comparison between model calculation and measurements is shown on the bottom of figure \ref{Comparison}. A good agreement was obtained. The counts for different edge pixels as function of distance from X-ray beam to the sensor edge is shown in the left figure: Non-uniform charge collection by pixels close to the sensor edge is observed. The non-uniformity of charge collection is explained by the bending of electric field close to the sensor edge: Figure \ref{Comparison} (top) shows the distributions of electric field lines ending at the middle of pixel gaps (10 $\mu$m below the Si-SiO$_{2}$ interface). By integrating the individual distributions for each pixel, the total counts in the scan for each pixels can be obtained, as shown in figure \ref{Comparison} (right). The counts for the edge pixels have been normalised to the count of a central pixel. The result corresponds to the counting behavior of edge pixels in a flat-field image. For 150 $\mu$m thick sensor, the last two pixels count differently compared to the other pixels.

\subsection{Prediction}

In photon science application with hard X-rays, thick silicon sensors are preferred and commonly used in order to obtain a good quantum efficiency. With this developed model, it is possible to predict the charge-collection behavior for thick edgeless silicon sensors.

\begin{figure}[htbp]
\small
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=0.60]{Charge_collection_thick_Si.eps}
\caption{Prediction of charge-collection behavior for 300 $\mu$m and 500 $\mu$m thick edgeless sensors with 50 $\mu$m "edge space" from model calculation. Top row: Electric field lines; Middle row: Counts as function of beam position in a beam scan experiment; Bottom row: Normalised counts for edge pixels.}
\label{Prediction}
\end{figure}

Figure \ref{Prediction} shows the electric field lines inside 300 $\mu$m and 500 $\mu$m thick edgeless silicon sensors with 50 $\mu$m "edge space", counts as function of beam position in a beam scan experiment and their normalised counts for edge pixels. It is found that the results depend on the thickness of the sensor and the energy of X-rays. approximately 7 pixels for 300 $\mu$m Si and 10 pixels for 500 $\mu$m Si close to the edge are influenced due to the bending of electric field caused by edge implantation. In addition, for low-energy X-rays ($E_{xray} < 10$ keV), from two to four pixels cannot effectively respond to photons for 300 $\mu$m and 500 $\mu$m thick sensors, respectively.

Therefore, in order to maintain the possibilty of edge pixels to see low-energy photons, we propose the distance from the last pixel to the active edge should be kept at a distance at least 50\% of the sensor thickness.

\section{Summary and outlook}

In this work , radiation hardness of edgeless sensor with active edges has been investigated through TCAD simulation. Results indicate poor radiation hardness for current designs. To improve the radiation hardness, a few methods have been discussed for different sensor polarity choices. In addition, a model has been developed, which makes it possible to reproduce the measurement results at a beam scan experiment with X-rays and predict the charge-collection behavior for different sensor layouts. Finally, the distance from the last pixel to active edge is proposed based on the model calculation in order to obtain a better sensitivity to low-energy photons for edgeless sensors.

\acknowledgments

        The work was performed within the LAMBDA project. J. Zhang would like to thank J. Kalliopuska of Advacam co. for providing process information for TCAD simulation, and D. Maneuski of Glasgow University sharing the measurement data taking at the Diamond Light Source for comparison with the model calculation.

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small service outage lastnight / this morning .. .My server Blue Screened, rebooted and was waiting at the good olde Windows Shutdown Event Tracker screen. So cleared that and then my blog vm has the same so sorted that two.
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Race Directors Discuss World Marathon Majors
By Amby Burfoot, Runner's World Saturday morning in Chicago, four of the five race directors from the World Marathon Majors (WMM) got together to discuss the past, present, and future of their organization. Missing was Dave Bedford of the London Marathon. Present: Mark Milde, Berlin; Mary Wittenberg, New York; Guy Morse, Boston; and Carey Pinkowski, of the host Chicago Marathon. Here a few key questions and answers from their talk.
Why has it been so difficult to find a sponsor for WMM?
Guy Morse: We knew that would be the case from the beginning. We set things up to make sure we respected the exclusivity of each individual marathon and its sponsors. That took dozens of industries off the table. Coupled with the economic situation of the last several years, sponsorship has been a challenge. But we're beginning to have discussions with companies that are interested now that they've seen our four or five years of working together.
Carey Pinkowski's Chicago Marathon is one of the five World Marathon Majors. Photo by Victah Sailer, Photo Run
Carey Pinkowski: I'm most proud of the way we've cooperated on so many fronts. There is staff from New York helping us this weekend, and we'll be in New York assisting them. There's been a lot of collective effort that people haven't seen. These efforts, particularly on the medical front, have helped the five races in our organization but also other events across the industry.
Mary Wittenberg: There's so much work behind the scenes, so many innovations that can be picked up by other races. Some of them might become potential partners of WMM over time. I'm talking of things well beyond a sixth Major. We could connect the dots to a number of big half-marathons and beyond.
The annual competition to win the WMM title doesn't seem to have attracted much public attention. Have you considered other point systems or something?
Wittenberg: This alliance is more than a race series, but of course it has been a fundamental goal that we should act as a catalyst to building the fan base for our sport. And, no question, that is hard. We're always discussing what might make more sense to pull in more people. We ask ourselves: How can we best craft this series?
Morse: We're pleased with the acceptance we've gotten in such a short time. But changes are always on the table.
Pinkowski: Our best athletes, like Sammy Wanjiru, can only compete at their best twice a year. That makes us a lot different than golf, or NASCAR, or tennis, where a Rafael Nadal could compete 30 times a year. We're new into this process, and have to continue working on ways to elevate and promote our runners. Here in Chicago, we've got the Kenyans and Ethiopians attending various neighborhood events and festivals.
Do the leadership problems at USA Track & Field bother you? Do you think road running should govern itself? Morse: Speaking for myself, I'd say that we never got together to act as a federation. The jury is still out on what's the best way to govern track and field, and road running. The World Marathon Majors are simply one attempt to put together strong races because it seems to make a lot of sense. We've shown that the idea has legs.
Again, it's a process and we're just at the beginning. I believe we're on a path that will take us somewhere.
Wittenberg: Let's remember that the sport is incredibly strong right now. There are a lot of paths open to us. It can be a federation job to govern a sport, but it's a different job to build a sport. There are many ways to look at our situation today and many things to do. For us as leaders of this organization, we're hugely supportive of the entire running industry. We're very open to figuring out the best ways to come together.
What do the top athletes think of the World Marathon Majors? Mark Milde: The winners enjoy it, obviously. But all the runners come back to our races over and over again. They have other options. But they come back to us. We think that's very important, and it means that they like the system we've created.
Wittenberg: There's unbelievable demand from athletes who want to run in our races. We actually feel some pressure to provide a stage to all these great runners.
Pinkowski: The greatest athletes continue to want to compete in our five races. That's a testimony to the opportunities we provide at each event. We collaborate on many things, as I've said today. But there are also days when we don't communicate with each other. We're fiercely competitive with each other when it comes to going after the best athletes. There are times when it takes me a day or two to want to pick up the phone and congratulate Mary or Mark when they sign an athlete we were really hoping to get.
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A: Try to set android:groupIndicator attribute of ExpandableListView a null value or transparent color.
Something like android:groupIndicator="@android:color/transparent"

A: try like this:
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A: In yourAdapter -> getGroupView() set the visibility of the indicator image to invisible...
I did this thru custom adapter and setting my own indicator image....


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Sport Isles extend home streak to 6 with 3-2 OT win over Sabres
23:36 14 december 2019 Source: ap.org
Isles extend home streak to 6 with 3-2 OT win over Sabres 2019-12-14 2019-12-14
Tavares scores in OT, leads Maple Leafs past Sabres 2-1
TORONTO (AP) Frederik Andersen was put to the test, and the goaltender did enough to get the Toronto Maple Leafs the victory. John Tavares scored at 1:45 of overtime and picked up his 400th NHL assist, and Anderson made 29 saves as the Maple Leafs beat the Buffalo Sabres 2-1 on Saturday night.BOX SCORE: MAPLE LEAFS 2, SABRES 1 (OT)''He gave us a chance to win, especially in the third period, where we had to defend'' Tavares said. ''He made some big saves, even at the end of the second (period), too. That's why he's one of the best goalies in the league.
Sam Reinhart scored the clinching goal in the shootout against the Red Wings, as the Sabres extend their winning streak to nine games.
Through all that adversity, the Isles proved feisty in a back-and-forth game that featured three lead changes, and had the Sabres forced to Notes: Grabner opened the scoring 40 seconds in. It was New York's fastest to start a game this season, and fastest since Tim Jackman scored 16 seconds in
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New York Islanders left wing Anthony Beauvillier (18) celebrates his game-winning overtime goal against the Buffalo Sabres with teammates Mathew Barzal (13) and Devon Toews, center, in an NHL hockey game, Saturday, Dec. 14, 2019 in Uniondale, N.Y. The Islanders won 3-2. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
New York Islanders celebrate their 3-2 overtime win against Buffalo Sabres, Saturday, Dec. 14, 2019 in Uniondale, N.Y. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
New York Islanders left wing Michael Dal Colle (28) attempts a shot against Buffalo Sabres goaltender Linus Ullmark (35) during an NHL hockey game, Saturday, Dec. 14, 2019 in Uniondale, N.Y. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
New York Islanders left wing Michael Dal Colle (28) celebrates his first period goal during an NHL hockey game against the Buffalo Sabres, Saturday, Dec. 14, 2019 in Uniondale, N.Y. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
Buffalo Sabres left wing Victor Olofsson (68) celebrates his goal against the New York Islanders in the second period of an NHL hockey game, Saturday, Dec. 14, 2019 in Uniondale, N.Y. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
New York Islanders defenseman Scott Mayfield (24) holds down Buffalo Sabres left wing Evan Rodrigues (71) in the second period of an NHL hockey game, Saturday, Dec. 14, 2019 in Uniondale, N.Y. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
Miller scores in OT to lift Canucks over Sabres 6-5
J.T. Miller scored a power-play goal 3:21 into overtime to lift the Vancouver Canucks over the Buffalo Sabres 6-5 Saturday.Saturday was a nice start.
David Krejci scored the go-ahead goal with 45 seconds left, lifting the Bruins past the Senators, 3 - 2 , to extend their point streak to 19 games.
UNIONDALE, N.Y. -- Anthony Beauvillier scored in overtime to lift the Islanders to a 3-2 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Saturday, extending New York's home winning streak to six games.
Beauvillier scored on a breakaway at 3:04 against Sabres goalie Linus Ullmark for his 10th goal of the season. He finished off a sequence in overtime in which he accidentally got tangled up with Ullmark in the crease, then was tripped in the Sabres zone before he corralled the puck for the winning play.
BOX SCORE: ISLANDERS 3, SABRES 2 (OT)
The Islanders improved to 13-2-1 overall between Nassau Coliseum and Brooklyn's Barclays Center this season while the Sabres had their three-game winning streak snapped.
Semyon Varmalov made 33 saves for the victory.
Miller lifts Sabres to 3-2 overtime win over Oilers
EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) — Colin Miller scored 1:13 into overtime to give the Buffalo Sabres a 3-2 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Sunday night. Kyle Okposo and Johan Larsson also scored to help the Sabres snap a two-game skid. Linus Ullmark stopped 26 shots. Riley Sheahan and Joakim Nygard scored for the Oilers, who have lost four of their last six games. Mike Smith finished with 19 saves. In the extra period, Miller took a feed through the crease from Marcus Johansson to score the winner. Jack Eichel picked up an assist on the play to extend his point streak to 13 games.
The hot bats continue for the Creekside Seminoles as they picked up their fourth consecutive win with a dominating performance in their 13- 2 win over
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. - Captain Dalton Thrower kept the Vancouver Giants win streak alive on Wednesday.Thrower scored 3 :13 into overtime as Vancouver slipped past the — Chase De Leo and Nicolas Petan both scored short-handed goals as the Winterhawks flew to a 5- 2 win over Brandon.
Jordan Eberle had snapped a 1-1 tie with a goal early in the third period to give the Islanders a 2-1 lead, but Sabres captain Jack Eichel tied it with a power-play goal at 18:14 after the Sabres pulled Ullmark for an extra skater.
Eichel's 23rd goal of the season was assisted by Rasmus Ristolainen and sent the game into overtime. Eichel has extended his points streak to 16 games when he assisted on Victor Olofsson's second-period goal. Eichel has 15 goals and 14 assists during the streak.
Eberle, who entered the game with only two goals in 20 games this season, scored his third at 4:50 of the third when his shot from the slot eluded Ullmark. Brock Nelson an assist.
Eberle signed a five-year, $27.5 million free-agent contract in July to stay with the Islanders after scoring 19 goals last season and 25 the previous one for the Islanders.
Michael Dal Colle opened the scoring for the Islanders at 5:11 of the first period when he knocked a loose puck past Ullmark. Beauvillier had the lone assist.
Sabres demote under-performing center Mittelstadt to minors
The Buffalo Sabres have assigned under-performing second-year center Casey Mittelstadt to the minors. © APARC Buffalo Sabres forward Casey Mittlestadt skates prior to his NHL hockey debut against the Detroit Red Wings, Thursday, March 29, 2018, in Buffalo, N.Y. (AP Photo/Jeffrey T. Barnes) The demotion to Rochester of the AHL was made Sunday, coming a day following a 3-2 overtime loss at the New York Islanders in which Mittelstadt was a healthy scratch for the third time in four games.
Andre Burakovsky extended his goal streak to three games by finishing off a rush 2 :40 in, and Nicklas Backstrom scored on the power play in the third Lars Eller sealed it with an empty-netter in the final minute of a game that was hardly a masterpiece with the puck bouncing all over bad ice and a playoff
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The goal was the second this season for Dal Colle, the fifth overall pick by the Islanders in the 2014 draft who found a spot in recent games on a line with Beauvillier and Nelson. Dal Colle later left the game with an upper body injury thus Eberle became part of the unit in the third.
Olofsson had tied the game with a power-play goal at 6:11 of the second, rifling the puck past Varmalov. The goal was Olofsson's 14th this season, which leads all rookies. Assists went to defenseman Rasmus Dahlin and Eichel.
Olofsson has 21 points in the past 19 games - with eight goals and 13 assists. The 24-year-old Swede was a seventh-round pick by the Sabres in 2014, taken 176 spots after Dal Colle. Olofsson also leads NHL rookies with 30 points overall.
The Islanders were returning after a three-game road trip on which they won at Tampa Bay and Florida after a loss in Dallas.
They have won eight straight games at Nassau Coliseum during a season in which they are splitting games between Long Island and Brooklyn, playing 28 contests at Nassau Coliseum and 13 games at Barclays Center.
Eichel out vs. Flyers with upper-body injury, point streak ends at 17 games
Buffalo Sabres captain Jack Eichel won't get the chance to extend his point streak to 18 games. The 23-year-old pivot won't play in Thursday's game against the Philadelphia Flyers due to an upper-body injury, the team announced. His absence will officially end his point streak at 17 contests, according to Adam Kimelman of NHL.com. Eichel leads the Sabres in both goals (24) and points (50) through 35 games this season, and his 16 goals and 31 points during his streak were both league highs over that span. His run is tied for the second-longest point streak in franchise history behind Hall of Famer Gilbert Perreault's 18-game stretch in 1971-72.
Going streaking . All of a sudden the Flyers have won eight of their past nine games with that Rangers clunker in-between two The Philadelphia Flyers failed to extend their winning streak to six games on Thursday night, falling 3-1 to Rick BSH Radio reacts following a 3 - 2 OT victory over Toronto.
His two goals extended his point streak to 15 games, tied with Chicago's Patrick Kane for the longest in the NHL this season. His 22 goals rank second in the With the Predators still catching their breath, Eichel's line came over the boards and put the Sabres ahead, 3 - 2 . "They bring it every night and
Buffalo arrived on an offensive surge with 36 goals in its past nine games during which it was 5-1-3. The Sabres met the Islanders and their stingy defense, which has permitted a league-low 72 goals over the first 31 games.
NOTES: The Islanders scratched defenseman Nick Leddy and forward Leo Komarov … The Sabres scratched defensemen Zach Bogosian and Colin Miller and forward Casey Mittelstadt … The teams meet again March 26 at Nassau Coliseum … The Islanders are 19-0-1 this season and 57-2-3 overall when they score three goals ... The Sabres are 3-6-2 in their past 11 games against the Islanders.
Islanders: Host Nashville Predators on Tuesday night.
Sabres: At Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday night.
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Sabres C Eichel day to day with upper body injury .
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) Buffalo Sabres captain Jack Eichel has been listed as day to day with an upper body injury. Eichel practiced with the Sabres on Friday, and his status is uncertain for Saturday's game against the visiting Los Angeles Kings.The NHL's second-leading scorer was scratched 10 minutes before the start of Buffalo's 6-1 loss at Philadelphia on Thursday night after he participated in warmups.Eichel said Friday he was feeling better but provided no other specifics on the injury, other than noting it was something that has been bothering him for some time.Eichel has 24 goals and 50 points in 35 games.
Versteeg, Elliott lead Flames to 10th straight win
Kris Versteeg scored the shootout winner and Brian Elliott collected 32 saves in a 4-3 victory to extend the Flames' winning streak to 10 games.
Niederreiter extends goal streak in shootout win
Nino Niederreiter tied the game in the 2nd to extend his goal streak to six games, and Chris Stewart finished off the shootout for a 3-2 win.
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Q: How to move down the display of presentation view in iOS I'm working on an iOS app which has a couple of non-modal views and a couple of modal views. The non-modal views have a navigation bar at the top, while the modal ones don't. The problem is that there's a common background image for both types. On the modal views, due to the lack of the navigation bar at the top, there's a small gap between the bottom of the image and the bottom of the display.
Here's the code for the opening of a non-modal display:
settingsController = [[SettingsController alloc] init];

settingsController.appState = appState;

[self.navigationController pushViewController:settingsController animated:YES];

[settingsController release];

Here's the code for the opening a modal display:
nextLevelViewController = [[[NextLevelViewController alloc] init] autorelease];

[self presentModalViewController: nextLevelViewController animated:YES];

What's the best way to have the background make up that gap at the bottom of the image?

A: Ok, I got it. It was just a question of modifying the view size to be a bit longer, then stretching the image to match it, in the xlb display editor.


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Neal seals keeper swoop
AFC Wimbledon make first summer addition
Neal Ardley has today made his first addition of the summer by bringing in experienced goalkeeper Ryan Clarke.
Ryan will formally become a Wimbledon player when his contract commences on 1 July after turning down interest from other clubs to join the Dons.
Having made over 450 senior appearances, half of those coming during six years at Oxford United, Ryan adds plenty of pedigree and experience to the Wimbledon goalkeeping ranks.
Last season the Bristol-born goalkeeper linked-up once again with Chris Wilder at English Football League 2 Champions Northampton Town.
Speaking during an interview for Dons Player, Neal Ardley said: "We looked long and hard at what we needed throughout the back end of last season and we wanted strength in the goalkeeping department. Kelle Roos came in towards the end of last season and he did brilliantly. I am sure he will go onto bigger and better things. 'Bayzo' worked very hard to put together extensive lists to look at the criteria we wanted. We wanted that presence, experience and somebody in their late 20s or early 30s, who had racked up a large number of games. Ryan fitted the bill.
"We watched a lot of footage of Ryan and we felt he was the best option. 'Bayzo' knows Ryan well and we are thankful that we have got him. We've had a couple of young goalkeepers in the last few years. Joe McDonnell has come on in leaps and bounds and James Shea got his mojo back at the end of last season, he was excellent against Newport. Hopefully, we can get him back to his best. With Ryan and his experience, we feel we have strengthened the goalkeeping department."
In an extensive interview for Dons Player with our new arrival, Ryan spoke passionately about joining AFC Wimbledon, a club he played against on numerous occasions for Oxford United.
"It's a fantastic opportunity for me," said Ryan. "To join a club of this stature with its history is an honour and a privilege. I fancied Wimbledon to win at Wembley as soon as the boys made it into the play-offs – I thought they would have the momentum. It was fully deserved on the day because the team played really well. It was a great result for the boys and the club. It's going to be an exciting season ahead in League 1."
Ryan talks extensively about the move to Wimbledon during an eight-minute interview on Dons Player and there's also an update from Neal Ardley on his search for new recruits ahead of 2016/17.


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Vidyagama
Published: 22nd December 2020
Karnataka High Court asks state government to open schools in phased manner and ascertain if children have been forced into marriage or labour
In response to the court's order on December 4, the state informed the court that it had issued an order directing that Vidyagama programme be resumed from January 1, 2021, for Classes 1-10
Karnataka High Court (Pic: Express)
The number of COVID-19 cases has come down, and the state government must apply its mind and examine whether schools can be opened in a phased manner, rather than close all schools across the state, the Karnataka High Court said on Monday.
Making the above observation while hearing a PIL filed by AA Sanjeev Narrain, a division bench of Justice BV Nagarathna and Justice Nataraj Rangaswamy directed the state to examine whether schools can be reopened for regular classes, in particular in places where few or no cases are being reported.
In response to the court's order on December 4, the state informed the court that it had issued an order directing that Vidyagama programme be resumed from January 1, 2021, for Classes 1-10 in both government and private schools.
The state said that the decision was taken on December 15 and the order issued the next day, along with modified Standard Operating Procedure.
On the petitioner's prayer that the government could mobilise funds to procure and distribute laptops, tablets or computers to children, the Bench said that in its order on December 4, it had said the government could make an appeal to fund the Vidyagama programme through CSR.
It noted that the government was awaiting a formal response to its appeal, and said the government must submit a compliance report before the next hearing. The Bench directed the state to focus on school dropouts, and file a status report regarding the admission of children to Classes 1-10, and admission to Class I after anganwadi.
It also directed the state to ascertain whether children have been forced into labour, marriage, or become victims of trafficking due to closure of schools. On the midday meal scheme, the state told the court that it was providing ration to children.
Vidyagama Karnataka High Court


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Utah State University (USU) recommends one gallon of water per person, per day, for drinking and hygiene. If you live in a hot arid area like we do, you should store more water per person, per day. And don't forget food and water for your household pets and/or livestock!
The home canner has a wonderful resource at her/his fingertips: home canning experience and skills. A home canner can preserve food at home by pressure and boiling-water bath canning and dehydration to store in an emergency. If home preserved in glass jars these supplies would be specifically stored in a place to minimize jar breakage and maximize access during the emergency. You can keep three day food/water kits in your home or car trunks, to be rotated in and out of service at regular intervals.
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The above is just a little information contained on the USU site "Food Storage". Please take a look and download their booklet "A Guide To Food Storage For Emergencies" for more information; just click on the picture of the booklet.


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Torn from my home on my wedding day by the conquering troops of General Vespasian, I offer myself as a war-prize to two handsome, muscular barbarian princes in return for my family's safety. Far from being afraid, I thank all the gods for this unexpected rescue from my loathsome bridegroom.
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Q: ADDING PARTITIONING MYSQL I'm using MySQL 5.7.17 and I have this table :
CREATE TABLE `posicaorastreadores` (
`Id` CHAR(36) COLLATE utf8_bin NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
`ComandoInicialString` VARCHAR(1024) COLLATE utf8_general_ci NOT NULL,
`Serial` BIGINT(20) NOT NULL,
`DataEnvio` DATETIME NOT NULL,
`DataGps` DATETIME NOT NULL,
`Latitude` DOUBLE NOT NULL,
`Longitude` DOUBLE NOT NULL,
`Velocidade` DOUBLE NOT NULL,
`TensaoBateriaPrincipal` DOUBLE NOT NULL,
`TensaoBateriaBackup` DOUBLE NOT NULL,
`DataInclusao` DATETIME NOT NULL,
`DataAlteracao` DATETIME NOT NULL,
`Ativado` TINYINT(1) NOT NULL,
`EnderecoArmazenado` TINYINT(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
`ModeloRastreador` INTEGER(11) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY USING BTREE (`Id`),
KEY `enderecoArmazenado_idx` USING BTREE (`EnderecoArmazenado`),
KEY `serial_idx` USING BTREE (`Serial`),
KEY `datagps_idx` USING BTREE (`DataGps`),
KEY `ativado_idx` USING BTREE (`Ativado`),
KEY `ModeloRastreador_idx` USING BTREE (`ModeloRastreador`),
KEY `posicaorastreadores_idx1` USING BTREE (`ComandoInicialString`),
KEY `posicaorastreadores_idx2` USING BTREE (`DataEnvio`),
KEY `posicaorastreadores_idx3` USING BTREE (`Ativado`, `Serial`, `DataGps`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB
ROW_FORMAT=DYNAMIC CHARACTER SET 'utf8' COLLATE 'utf8_general_ci'
;

I need to use partitioning.
I'm try to use with this command:
ALTER TABLE posicaorastreadores PARTITION BY HASH( DAYOFMONTH(DataGps) )
PARTITIONS 31;

I'm receiving this error:

A PRIMARY KEY must include all columns in the table's partitioning function

A: Inorder to get rid of the error you have got, you may follow below command.
    CREATE TABLE posicaorastreadores (  Id CHAR(36) COLLATE utf8_bin NOT
NULL DEFAULT '',  ComandoInicialString VARCHAR(1024) COLLATE
utf8_general_ci NOT NULL,  Serial BIGINT(20) NOT NULL,  DataEnvio DATETIME
NOT NULL,  DataGps DATETIME NOT NULL,  Latitude DOUBLE NOT NULL,  Longitude
DOUBLE NOT NULL,  Velocidade DOUBLE NOT NULL,  TensaoBateriaPrincipal
DOUBLE NOT NULL,  TensaoBateriaBackup DOUBLE NOT NULL,  DataInclusao
DATETIME NOT NULL,  DataAlteracao DATETIME NOT NULL,  Ativado TINYINT(1)
NOT NULL,  EnderecoArmazenado TINYINT(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
ModeloRastreador INTEGER(11) NOT NULL,  PRIMARY KEY USING BTREE
(Id,DataGps),  KEY enderecoArmazenado_idx USING BTREE (EnderecoArmazenado),
KEY serial_idx USING BTREE (Serial),  KEY datagps_idx USING BTREE
(DataGps),  KEY ativado_idx USING BTREE (Ativado),  KEY
ModeloRastreador_idx USING BTREE (ModeloRastreador),  KEY
posicaorastreadores_idx1 USING BTREE (ComandoInicialString),  KEY
posicaorastreadores_idx2 USING BTREE (DataEnvio),  KEY
posicaorastreadores_idx3 USING BTREE (Ativado, Serial, DataGps)  )
ENGINE=InnoDB  ROW_FORMAT=DYNAMIC CHARACTER SET 'utf8' COLLATE
'utf8_general_ci';

And then issue

ALTER TABLE posicaorastreadores PARTITION BY HASH(
  DAYOFMONTH(DataGps) ) PARTITIONS 31;

You should add pk and partition key to be PK for the table.
PRIMARY KEY USING BTREE (Id,DataGps)

But looking at your table definition you have secondary indexes almost on all. You might want to verify on performance of all your selects. Or tune them inorder to add the partition name or partition key as a mandate clause in where clause. So its better you take perf against selects and updates you use and then think whether is it feasible to go for partitioning or archiving the table.
Also if you are anyway going for partition, you need to define the partition in such a way older partition can be removed. So I would suggest to go for

PARTITION BY RANGE ( DAYOFMONTH(DataGps) ) ;

And define range each partitions.

A: I know of no use case where PARTITION BY HASH provides any benefit.  I recommend you abandon the stated goal.  If you have a particular reason for partition, I will be happy to discuss further.
Is that CHAR(36) a UUID?  If so, make it ascii, not utf8.


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Management of Student and Faculty International Travel Risks
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Revised Date: 3/8/2012
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I. OBJECTIVE & PURPOSE
To provide for the management of institutional international travel risks.
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A. Faculty are encouraged to develop and implement a wide range of international education programs for credit, including academic exchanges, study abroad courses, internships, and research projects, as a contribution to the mission of the University. Student non-credit international travel, for purposes such as research activity, conference attendance, grant development or implementation, artistic or athletic activities, may also contribute to the mission of the University.
B. All student international travel, by individuals or by groups, where such travel is sponsored or conducted by faculty or staff, or any student club, or in any way officially affiliated with the University of North Florida, in whole or in part, must undergo a risk management review approved by the Director of the University of North Florida's International Center, or designee. It is the responsibility of each Faculty Advisor, and each College, to advise students as to this requirement. It is especially important that students traveling individually, through a University exchange agreement or other self-identified program, register with the International Center before their departure so they can be contacted in emergency situations.
C. Risk management reviews will include, but not be limited to, health insurance, emergency assistance insurance such as medical evacuation and repatriation of remains, overseas location risk assessments; and other related matters such as academic advising review, certification to the Office of the Registrar and Student Financial Aid, and pre-departure risk management orientations.
D. International travel is also subject to review for purposes of export control compliance. If additional information beyond that submitted on the travel authorization request is needed by the Export Control Officer to ensure compliance, he/she will contact the traveler to obtain the necessary information. In no case, shall approval for international travel be granted unless the Export Control Officer has confirmed that all export control issues have been addressed.
E. Pre-departure risk management orientations should include a review of the standard informed consent form, information concerning local health and safety conditions, emergency contact procedures, and other pertinent country information available through sources such as the U.S. Department of State country travel advisories and the Centers for Disease Control.
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Liloan has been a tourist town for decades, renowned for its clean, scenic beaches. The Amara resort neighborhood (amara.com.ph) features a beach bar, volleyball area and views of Liloan's Bagacay lighthouse. If swimming in the Philippine Sea is not appealing, take a drive to the Metropolitan Cebu Water District's D'Family Park (mcwd.gov.ph). D'Family Park is 20 minutes from Liloan, in the Nasipit, Talamban area of Cebu City. Park facilities include adult and children's swimming pools, a large playground, a small zoo and wildlife sanctuary, botanical gardens, a large stage and picnic areas.
Liloan's coastal location makes it a prime location for fishing enthusiasts. Papa Kit's Marina and Fishing Lagoon (no website; Silot Bay; 011-63-932-591-8977) offers a combination of outdoor activities ranging from fishing and boating to zip-lining through the trees and over the sea. Another fishing-centered spot to check out is dPond Family Fun Fishing (no website; Kawayanan; Yati; 011-63-32-406-9839). The fishing village is open daily and features free parking, wireless Internet access, cottage rentals, zip-line rides, fishing boat rentals, fishing line and hook rentals and a children's playground.
Visitors to Liloan can tee off at one of the area's championship golf courses, located within minutes of town in nearby Cebu City. Cebu Country Club (no website; Cebu Banilad; Cebu City; 011-63-32-231-0345) features an 18-hole championship course built in 1928 with coral rock sand traps and tree-lined, winding fairways to challenge golfers of all abilities. Several holes at Verdemar Golf Club (no website; 203 GCA Building 13; Banilad Road; San Remigo; 011-63-2-846-6667) feature sea views. The course is an 18-hole championship course with a particularly challenging 6th hole, noted for its undulating fairways and steep bunkers. The golf club also has a practice area with tee houses, locker rooms with shower facilities, a swimming pool and a restaurant and bar.
Head a few miles south to Cebu City to check out the Cebu nightlife, which ranges from house music at clubs such as The Penthouse (penthousecebu.com) to lower-key live music venues in restaurants such as Pier One Bar and Frill (pierone.com.ph). Pier One Bar and Grill serves a full menu of local favorites, such as deep-fried freshwater shrimp or raw fish marinated in vinegar and spices.
Anderson, Caryn. "Things to Do in Liloan, Cebu." Travel Tips - USA Today, https://traveltips.usatoday.com/things-liloan-cebu-102008.html. Accessed 19 April 2019.
Bagacay Point Lighthouse, in Liloan, Cebu, Philippines.


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