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Portland's major hospitals see sharp increases in COVID-19 hospitalizations
But cases at most other hospitals across Maine remained flat over the past week.
By Colin WoodardPortland Press Herald
After five weeks of flat or declining COVID-19 hospitalizations across the state, Portland's largest hospitals experienced marked increases over the past week.
The data, which the Press Herald collected from the hospitals through Thursday, come amid weeks of rising confirmed case counts in the state, an indication the disease may be having a second wind in southern Maine.
Maine Medical Center, which has had nearly half of the state's confirmed coronavirus inpatients through most of the crisis, saw its COVID-19 inpatient count jump from 15 to 24 over the seven days ending May 21, the highest level there since April 17. Portland's other major hospital, Northern Light Mercy, saw cases rise from five to eight, its highest level yet.
The picture in York County was less clear. Southern Maine Health Care Medical Center in Biddeford went from one to three COVID-19 inpatients during the same period, but York Hospital in York failed to provide this week's data.
At Central Maine Medical Center in Lewiston, the inpatient count remained stable at between two and four, similar to the previous week but higher than in late April, when there was a seven-day stretch with no patients.
Hospitals in other parts of the state had flat or declining pandemic patient loads for a sixth week running, including Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor, which had just one patient each day of the period, compared to a peak of seven on May 6.
MaineGeneral in Augusta, the third most affected hospital after Maine Medical Center and Southern Maine Health Care Medical Center during the pandemic, had one to two inpatients each day during the week, while Brunswick's Mid Coast Hospital had two to three for the second week in a row.
Two smaller hospitals that each had a patient during the previous week – Franklin Memorial in Farmington and Waldo in Belfast – had no COVID-19 inpatients over the seven days.
In all cases, hospitalizations can end three ways: recovery, death or transfer to another facility. The data – current through Thursday – does not include outpatients or inpatients who were suspected of having the virus but never tested.
Governments worldwide introduced physical distancing measures to "flatten the curve" in an effort to slow the pandemic's spread so that hospital intensive care units are not overwhelmed by a massive wave of patients.
After more than a monthlong statewide lockdown, Gov. Janet Mills allowed barbershops, hairdressers and car dealers to reopen statewide May 1 as part of a phased easing of restrictions. Retail outlets in 12 of Maine's 16 counties followed on May 11 and restaurants on May 18. These businesses are scheduled to reopen in the other four counties – York, Cumberland, Androscoggin and Penobscot – on June 1, but plans to also open fitness centers, gyms and nail salons have been put on hold.
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Owen Sansom in the Director of the CRUK Beatson Institute, leads the CRUK Glasgow Cancer Centre and is the Director of the Institute of Cancer Sciences at the University of Glasgow. In 2007 he won the BACR/AstraZeneca Young Scientist Frank Rose Award and in 2012 was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and was awarded the Cancer Research UK Future Leaders in Cancer Research prize. In 2017 he was elected a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences. Owen has published over 275 papers in a research career spanning 20 years. Owen gained his PhD in 2001 working on in vivo models of apoptosis in cancer. Since then, Owen has been instrumental in determining the molecular hallmarks of colorectal cancer (CRC), including showing the roles of the tumour suppressor protein APC and the WNT signalling pathway and the involvement of intestinal stem cells in tumourigenesis. In 2005, Owen established his own laboratory at the Cancer Research UK Beatson Institute, where he became deputy director in 2010. The Sansom laboratory uses in vivo models and 3D in vitro models to recapitulate CRC and pancreatic cancer to investigate the molecular mechanisms underpinning tumourigenesis and to identify novel drug targets. Owen also currently leads an international Colorectal Cancer Stratified Medicine Network, is co-lead and head of the Therapeutic Board for Precision-Panc precision medicine network and leads the preclinical team of the 'Google Earth' of cancer cell metabolism mapping Grand Challenge.

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The late John E. Fairey III was a much-loved botanist who inspired generations of students at Clemson.
CLEMSON, South Carolina – When John E. Fairey III retired in 1998 after 30 years at Clemson University, he left behind a legacy that still enriches the lives of everyone interested in the natural world.
Professor Fairey was a native South Carolinian and a well-known – and much-loved – botanist who inspired generations of students at Clemson. He was also the curator of the Clemson Herbarium, and an early champion of the Bob and Betsy Campbell Museum of Natural History. At the heart of this passion was Fairey's lifelong fascination with plants and his deep conviction that understanding and protecting the natural world is everyone's responsibility.
Professor Fairey took his own self-imposed commitment to the natural environment seriously. A significant part of his professional research involved monitoring the floristic health of isolated plant communities affected by state-wide industrial development, and later he made significant personal contributions to the Congaree Land Trust. In the early 2000s, he and his family acted to permanently protect important borderland plant communities along the Edisto River.
When Fairey passed away in 2015, he left behind an endowment that annually supports the work of both his beloved Clemson Herbarium and the Vertebrate Collection in the Campbell Museum. "His gift to the museum was a tremendous gesture that the Clemson community should treasure and help grow for years to come," Damrel said.
Fairey was born in Rowesville, S.C., not far from Orangeburg. The family farm, where he retired after leaving Clemson, bordered on the Edisto River, and the rich and distinctive plant and animal communities there helped inspire his love for biology and especially botany. After earning his B.S. at the University of South Carolina, he completed his doctorate at West Virginia University and eventually joined the faculty at Clemson in 1968. A gifted and popular teacher, he was unassuming, approachable, and always willing to help.
The Bob and Betsy Campbell Museum of Natural History is located between Long and Kinard halls on Clemson's main campus.
Professor John Nelson at the University of South Carolina (the well-known "Dr. John" of the SCETV series Making It Grow) was one of John Fairey's students, and he fondly remembered his former mentor's generosity and described him as "one of the most humble and easygoing people you could ever know, quick to smile and offer a laugh." Nelson also warmly recalled that Fairey was also the instigator and conductor of "legendary field trip courses" that plunged students – ready or not – directly into the unique plant communities scattered across South Carolina.


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Langley Park School for Boys is a boys secondary academy school in Beckenham in the London Borough of Bromley, with a co-ed sixth form. On 31 March 2011, the school converted from a Foundation School to an academy and its current status is that of an "Academy Converter".

Location
It is situated near Eden Park and the Bethlem Royal Hospital on Hawksbrook Lane close to the boundary of the London Borough of Bromley with the London Borough of Croydon. Construction for the new school building was completed in December 2011, and the staff and pupils moved into the building in January 2012, following which the old buildings were demolished.

Admissions
At 11+, admission to the school is according to the London Borough of Bromley education admissions procedures.
At 16+, the school has changed its admissions policy and it is now also dependent on the proximity of the pupil's home to the school.
At 16+, the school is co-educational.

Sport
Langley Park School for Boys is one of the few state schools that play rugby and hockey, and is one of the top three hockey schools in the country, having competed in the last four national finals.

In 2004 the under-16 team were crowned national champions, the first comprehensive school to achieve this.

In the 2021 Cricket season, the 1st XI won the Kent cup beating out Simon Langton Grammar School for Boys by 33 runs after 35 overs.

In 2021/22, the U15 rugby squad made it to the semi-finals of the Schools Vase, where they lost to Torquay Boys Grammar School. Despite the match ending in a 12-12 draw and taking place in a neutral venue, Torquay went through as they were drawn to be the away side in this tie, following standard tiebreaker practice in previous rounds.

The new buildings for the school provide private hockey facilities for the school, which are currently being shared with Langley Park School for Girls. Other sports include tennis, basketball, football and table tennis.

Music
Langley Park School for Boys' music department offers groups from the traditional concert band, chamber orchestra, brass band and choir, to world music styles, including a Cuban band and an African drumming group.

In 2013, the brass band was one of the finalists of the national Music for Youth competition who were selected to perform at Royal Albert Hall. The band played in the Primary Proms show, and performed Take That's "Shine", the theme from The Magnificent Seven and Concierto de Aranjuez.

History
The school was originally the Beckenham Technical Institute, opening in 1901 and situated in what is now Venue 28, Beckenham. The school went through a variety of name changes in its early days: the Technical Day School, Beckenham; Beckenham Secondary School; Beckenham County School for Boys; Beckenham and Penge County School for Boys; in 1944 it was the Beckenham and Penge County Grammar School under headmaster L.W. White, MA (Cantab). In 1950 the school was mentioned in Nature (journal) the scientific journal. The article in Nature explained that a periodical named "Beckenham and Penge Grammar School : Scientific Society Proceedings" existed in which scientific work done by the boys was reported. By 1954 it was called Beckenham and Penge Grammar School for Boys.

An increase in size meant the school moved to new buildings in High St, Penge, in 1931. It moved from Penge to its present location in Eden Park, Beckenham, in January 1969, at which point it adopted its current name. Around 1973 or 1974 Langley Park School for Boys converted from Grammar to a Comprehensive intake school, as many others did, in line with the policies of Labour Education Secretary Shirley Williams and the Comprehensive intake, including streaming, worked its way up the age-groups through subsequent years. In the late 1980s, schools could opt out of local government control by becoming a Grant-maintained school which were funded by a direct grant of money from the central government. This new arrangement enabled schools to have greater control of their finances than they would have had under local government control. Hansard indicates that a ballot of parents occurred on 8 March 1991 regarding the question of the school becoming a "grant maintained school". The school was given a grant of £60,000 as a transitional grant.

The school outgrew its present accommodation and a completely new building was constructed adjacent to the location of the former school, which was occupied from January 2012.

The school motto, Mores et Studia, means "good character and learning".

Headteachers
The school started in 1901, as the Beckenham Technical Institute at a site close to Beckenham's public baths the headmaster was Mr C.T.F. Watts, in 1931 he was replaced by Mr Sidney Gammon who had been at the Windsor County School. On 23 October 1940 Mr Gammon was killed by a bomb dropped during the war, he lived at 9 Foxgrove Avenue and his estate was valued at £4271 18 s and 5d.

Mr Gammon was replaced by Mr L.W. White who was appointed in September 1941. In December 1962, Mr white retired and was replaced with Mr D.A. Raeburn.

Five terms after the school relocated to its current site, off South Eden Park Road, headmaster David A. Raeburn retired, and was replaced by B.A. Phythian (a master from the Manchester Grammar School and a successful academic author), who led the school as it converted to comprehensive status. Brian Phythian had written and edited books on English language, and a book on the Manchester Grammar School. In 1993 on 23 March Brian Arthur Phythian of Brackenden Leafy Grove (Keston) died.

In December 1989, Brian Phythian was succeeded by R.V.P. Sheffield, who was in the post until 1999, leaving the school under allegations of financial irregularities. The deputy headteacher, K McGregor, took over as acting headteacher until the appointment of R Northcott in 2001, who retired in July 2013. It is stated in the 1990 year book that Mr Sheffield had a degree in Psychology from the University of Nottingham and a MEd from Birmingham University. The yearbook also states that Mr Sheffield was working in a school in Waddington before being senior master at a school in Worcester in 1978, in 1984 he became deputy head at Newent School. In July 2022, Steve Parsons resigned as Headmaster. He had an eight-year tenure, beginning in September 2013.

The current headteacher is Richard Guy, who is acting as an interim, and begun in September 2022.

Notable former pupils

 Bradley Pritchard, former Charlton Athletic footballer
 Rory Allen, former Tottenham Hotspur and Portsmouth footballer
 Harold Sydney Bride, wireless operator on the RMS Titanic
 Norman Hunter, writer, creator of Professor Branestawm
 Robert Key, former England cricketer and Kent County Cricket Club captain
 Henry Mee, artist
 John Tyndall, Neo-Nazi political activist
 David Case, air commodore, highest ranking black officer in the British Forces
 Jack McManus, singer/songwriter
 Tom Misch, singer, songwriter, producer
 Matt Hankin, English rugby union player
 Nick Land, English philosopher
 Ben Phillips, former Kent cricketer

Beckenham and Penge County Grammar School

 Hugh Bean CBE, professor of violin at the Royal College of Music 1954–2003
 Carey Blyton, composer of Bananas in Pyjamas
 Air Vice-Marshal Ronald Dick CB, station commander of RAF Honington 1978–80, and head of British Defence Staff – US 1984–88
 Michael Finnissy, composer and professor of composition since 1999 at the University of Southampton
 Patrick Ground, Conservative MP for Feltham and Heston 1983–92
 John Clifford Strong CBE, Governor of the Turks and Caicos Islands 1978–82
 Derek Underwood, Kent and England bowler (known as "Deadly" by the Australians)
 Bill Wyman, musician, ex-member of the Rolling Stones
 Keith Lewin, professor of international education and director of the Centre for International Education at the University of Sussex

See also
 Langley Park School for Girls

Notes

External links
It owns a converted church in Youlgreave, used for school trips involving visits to Alton Towers, sporting, and other leisure activities.

There is also a regularly-used location within Dover that the school uses for a Year 9 trip.

References

External links
 Langley Park School for Boys website

Boys' schools in London
Academies in the London Borough of Bromley
Educational institutions established in 1901
1901 establishments in England
Secondary schools in the London Borough of Bromley

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Tired of 'remote' gates in Frankfurt
HomeTired of 'remote' gates in Frankfurt
How many busloads of passengers does it take to fill a Boeing 747? Ask the Frankfurt Airport.
With all the innovations and conveniences brought to modern airports, it's inexplicable to me why airports in some of the most developed countries on the planet remind one of the Third World. Many travelers often complain about London's Heathrow, but I find Frankfurt no less frustrating.
I realize there are not enough gates with jet bridges, and some airlines prefer "remote" gates because their use is cheaper, but I can't remember flying through Frankfurt and not being taken to or from a plane by bus at least once. As of this week, I've had 111 takeoffs and landings at that airport.
As much as I hate the buses, by now I'm used to the prospect of having to put up with them, especially for flights to certain destinations. Most of the time, such flights are flown on narrow-body aircraft, such as Boeing 737 and Airbus 320, which can be filled with just two busloads.
This week, however, I experienced boarding a United Airlines Boeing 747 by bus. I was sure the flight wouldn't leave on time, and I was right. I can hardly wait for the expansion of Terminal 1 to be completed.
What's even harder for me to understand is why there aren't enough gates with jetways at the much newer Munich Airport. I was also disappointed by the transfer experience there this week. With 52 takeoffs and landings, this was the first time I had to change terminals. I arrived at Terminal 1 — courtesy of another bus — and it took me about 45 minutes to reach Terminal 2. The signage was very poor, and the shuttle bus between the terminals runs only once every 20 minutes.
U.S. airports may have their problems, but when was the last time you were taken to the plane by bus?
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Solar farm for former South Fremantle rubbish tip
Environment | May 10, 2018 | 0 | by jhall
By Anthony Hall
Murdoch University's 'Renewable Energy Outdoor Test Area'. Photo – Anthony Hall
Fremantle Council has approved the construction of a solar farm on top of a former rubbish tip.
It's part of the council's plan to become carbon neutral by 2022.
Renewable energy company Epuron and the council will install 8 hectares of solar panelling which will provide 4.9 megawatts of clean energy to Fremantle's power grid.
The site was used for waste disposal for more than 60 years.
South Ward Councillor Jon Strachan has been fighting to see the site safely renewed for over a decade. He says Epuron has been a major contributor to the project's success.
"Epuron managed to work with the Department of Environment, Water and Natural Resources to confirm that if done properly, a solar farm there could allow them to sell their power to third party customers and that's why it's now become a viable option," he says.
The proposal is still in its early days as lease terms are yet to be discussed with the community.
"If that is successful then we will move to the next phase which is presenting an Environmental Management Plan," says Strachan.
"As council will always be ultimately responsible for what happens on that land, they will need to be sure and review the EMP before any work can go ahead."
Mark Hankel is the operations manager for Suntrix Solar Systems, a solar energy business which helped install Australia's first floating solar farm in Lismore.
Hankel believes Fremantle is getting ahead of the game as more councils are re-using discarded land for energy purposes.
"Looking at things like this and floating Solar systems turns unliveable space into a renewable resource platform that has ongoing benefits with minimal impact on the environment.
"Initiatives such as this will become the norm in the near future as councils look for a positive use of otherwise non-usable space," Hankel says.
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