What happens when, as a teacher, you step out of your comfort zone?
We've talked in the past about what happens when teachers connect, but that doesn't necessarily require a teacher to push past their usual habits and routines. Much like adopting a growth mindset, valuing the act of pushing past what you "like to do" can, in the right circumstance, result in growth.
Education's resident colorful sketchnoter Sylvia Duckworth recently took Oskar Nowik's thoughts on the benefits of stepping out of your comfort zone and, true to form, created a graphic. While perhaps a bit optimistic in places (e.g., "When you start stepping out of your comfort zone, you'll realize all of your fears are fictional," or "When you start stepping out of your comfort zone, you'll realize the only way to success leads through discomfort"), the idea of growth through change absolutely has a place in mindset of a progressive educator.
We, as educators, face countless opportunities on a daily basis to change, but not all change is growth. The Most Dangerous Phrase In Education makes a powerful point, and itself implies the necessity of adaptation. The key? Being able to separate instincts honed from years of experience, and dogma-fueled fears that need pushing past.
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Rose Hill Platform served workmen in the Rose Hill area of Harrington in the former county of Cumberland, England, which is now part of Cumbria.

The halt was on the Harrington and Lowca Light Railway where it connected with the Cleator & Workington Junction Railway (CWJR) a short distance north of Copperas Hill and south of Harrington Village. Workmen's services to and from Lowca variously ran from ,  (during the First World War),  and . Public passenger trains ran to these last two only.

There is no evidence that any advertised public service ever called at the halt. The public passenger service through its site, plying between  and Workington Central called at  which was some 250 yards to the north.

A workmen's service ran north from Lowca from April 1912. It appears to have called at Rose Hill Platform, but there is considerable doubt if there was even a physical platform in place.

Details of the workmen's service are sketchy. A letter from Workington Iron and Steel Company's parliamentary agent to the Board of Trade on 2 December 1912 stated "..the line is being used [...] for the purpose of conveying workmen between Harrington and the works of the Promoters..." A photograph taken of the first public train on 2 June 1913 shows it at the workmen's platform at Lowca, the public platform yet not being ready. Standard works, notably Quick and Butt, make no mention of services at Lowca before 2 June 1913, nor at  or . They also give  as opening on 2 June 1913. This suggests that the workmen's service called at Moss Bay Cart Siding/Workington Central, Rose Hill Platform and Lowca Workmen's Platform. The mention of "...conveying workmen between Harrington and the works..." and entries in Croughton and Quick give tentative support to the Rose Hill Platform (a.k.a. Junction) call. Ex-employees writing later state "Miners' trains went up the private railway from Rosehill Box, where Pat McGuire, the "singing signalman" operated." Some later authors appear to conflate Rosehill Platform (a.k.a. Rose Hill Platform) and Archer St Halt.

A public passenger service passed the halt between 2 June 1913 and May 1926. This was in essence an "upgraded" workmen's train, composed of the ancient workmen's coaches with a "public" coach tacked on. No source records this stopping between Archer Street and Copperas Hill. It is possible that when the public service ended in May 1926, the unadvertised workmen's trains which carried on until 1929 could have resorted to calling at Rose Hill Platform instead of or as well as Archer Street. Further research is needed.

Freight services
The railway through the halt was first and foremost a mineral railway, with the short-lived workmen's and passenger services an afterthought. A waggonway had climbed Rose Hill itself in the first half of the nineteenth century, connecting Harrington harbour with John Pit and Hodgson Pit. Later developments eventually ran northwards towards Workington and northeastwards to meet the Gilgarran Branch at Bain's Siding. The driving forces were coal at Lowca, fireclay and bricks at Micklam (primarily aimed at lining furnaces at Workington's steelworks), coke and coking bi-products. Centrepiece for over fifty years was Harrington No. 10 Colliery which, confusingly, was not in Harrington, but in Lowca.

Between them these industrial concerns sustained the railway through the site of the halt until final closure to all traffic in May 1973.

A British record
The halt was ephemeral and short-lived, but the track immediately to its south has its place in the railway record books. Its southbound uphill gradient of 1 in 17 was the steepest adhesion-worked British incline carrying a regular, timetabled passenger service.

Afterlife
The track through the station site was lifted by the end of 1973. The trackbed now forms part of the Cumbrian Way.

See also
 Gilgarran Branch
 Cleator and Workington Junction Railway

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Further reading

External links
 The closed station on an inter-war OS map, via National Library of Scotland
 Latterday steam at Lowca, via flickr
 Latterday steam at Lowca, via flickr
 Industrial relics at Lowca, via flickr
 The line, via railwaycodes
 The Harrington collieries, via Haig Pit Mining Museum

Disused railway stations in Cumbria
Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1913
Railway stations in Great Britain closed in 1926
1913 establishments in England

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"Risen"…yep, surprise, surprise…I liked it!
I'm going to admit at the outset of this post – I have a UNHEALTHY bias against movies with a biblical theme. I, like many of you, enter theaters at the peak of expectation attempting to discover moments where the passions and imaginations of my heart come to life. And, yes, I have transformed into a "mild" (at least in my mind) cynic over the years. In fact, it wasn't too long ago that I encouraged some of my closest friends, blog "followers, Twitter and Facebook friends to acquiesce to the reality that NO BIBLICAL movie can ever match the drama and power of the real story. If you want to read that post (which, I must admit, would be worth your while), click HERE.
So, I entered the theater tonight to see the film, RISEN, with a bit of skepticism. Would they ruin the story that shapes my life? Most of the time over the years, I've taken my seat in the theater (handfuls of either popcorn or caramel nips), and I start to pray, seriously, I pray: "don't let them screw this up!" This is my life…my heart…my vision…my purpose…the love of my heart. Yes, I acknowledge the fact that artists (which filmmakers are) can and do take liberty with stories in order to make a point. Every artist enters into their medium with a specific "goal" or objective in mind…to capture a truth, to communicate reality as they see, to persuade and convince of a specific worldview. You remember the Noah movie with Russell Crow? I actually liked that film! I appreciated the filmmaker's creativity with the story, BUT I enjoyed it because I had NO (or little) expectation that they would be faithful to the text. You see, I don't expect "Hollywood" to be faithful to the text of the Bible. For one reason, the Bible may at times read like a drama, in fact, a good majority of the text of the Bible is filled with drama and story. Even so, the story has "holes"…the authors of the Bible were NOT writing a screenplay. They never expected the reality that they experienced in God to be captured or harnessed for somebody's (of some movie producer) whim or profit ambition.
Friends, "Risen" was fascinating and captivating. The story, in my humble opinion, was fresh. It was well acted, the scenery was what we, in biblical circles, would call "faithfully" contextualized, and (a very big surprise) Jesus actually LOOKED Jewish! The story of Jesus was the backdrop for a journey of a Roman tribune and his experience with the crucifixion, burial, resurrection, post-resurrection appearances, and ascension of Jesus. There were just one or two places where I wish the filmmakers would have maybe backed off a bit…but after a bit of thought, I tell you this, they respectfully took their best shot at trying to encapsulate in film the realm of the miraculous. I'm not going to get more specific than that…"Risen" was a movie I not only enjoyed but actually was one where I walked out of the theater smiling…I laughed out loud with delight in various parts of the movie when Jesus and his disciples did what the gospels say they did because the film did its best to do it right. If you go, don't expect perfection. Our faith community is having a "movie night" this week and, by all means, I could find ways to place unrealistic expectations on this movie. But in actuality, I liked it and found myself, literally, at the edge of my seat anticipating the next scene where Jesus was on screen. Joseph Fiennes does a great job at reenacting the brutality and subsequent despair of a man whose life dream is to live for ONE DAY without death. The plot is engaging because of the fact that that we are witnessing onscreen the real life journey of a person, who is not simply a skeptic, but a person who is outright antagonistic towards the supernatural realities of the Jesus story and the experiences through which he is living. This Tribune does not want to believe…and, the one thing I did like about the film, is that it did NOT feel contrived or manipulative as if you knew where this whole thing would lead. Put it this way, the Tribune does not become Peter's or Paul's right-hand man at the end of the story. So, the film did not attempt to complete or close your imagination to predetermined, Christianized and sanitized ending. Likened to many of Jesus' parables, this story leaves some things open for us to to be sufficiently challenged but to "complete" the story as the Spirit leads.
I don't know Luke, but I love his podcast. I can say that I know Dr. Scot McKnight and have exchanged emails, thoughts on the Bible as well as the fact that I have been a FAN of Scot's for many years. I'm also a regular reader of the Jesus Creed blog (which is Scot's FINE blog that you should subscribe too NOW).
I listened to this podcast with interest. As is said in the first few moments of the podcast, this book gives the reader a bit of a summary of NT Wright's classic book on the Resurrection, but what is excellent is Scot's own "take" on this vital subject. His writing style has "hooked" many a reader in that Scot brings theological sophistication as well as a biblically robust analysis to bear with any of the subjects that he addresses. HERE is a link to Scot's Amazon page…peruse it and get any or all of his books (email me rdugall@apu.edu for specific suggestions if you like.) Since this is the Lenten season, confession is not only timely but good for the soul. SO, dear Jesus, I confess that I haven't read the book YET! But it is on my desk staring at me! The podcast has given me that friendly "nudge" to get on with it! Trust me, though, I have ALL Scot's books and HIGHLY recommend them (as well as use them in my undergrad courses and adult leadership training seminars). For now, I DO recommend that you listen to this podcast! AND – DO buy the book!
Click ON THE IMAGE on the podcast to listen to Luke's interview! I would encourage you that if you enjoy it, SUBSCRIBE to the podcast, I certainly do! Click on the BOOK image to buy Scot's great book!
The Season of Lent Begins!
In those days Jesus came from Nazareth in Galilee and was baptized by John in the Jordan.And the Spirit immediately drove him out into the wilderness.
Once we stood by the clear waters, knowing who we were, who the church was and where we were going….
…now we're in the desert….
..but full of Eastern promise.
The old ways don't work.
…it is a lonely place, and dangerous.
There are snakes and scorpions.
and we are in the desert.
change our chairs, change our prayers, fix the roof.
Then everything will be lovely.
in a warm hearth in Nazareth.
It was so good then. I can almost smell the yeast.
A quick-fix and they'll all come back.
But it is written. You can't live by bread alone.
We need more than that. In this desert planet.
Living God, we need you here, to tell us what to do.
Feed us with your words, we are hungry!
Show us the next step. How to be your church in this undiscovered world.
As we sit in the sand and try to hear you.
And the tempter said. Look. Here are all the kingdoms of the world. I'll give you all of this. If you just worship me.
Yes. Maybe that would be easier.
Maybe we should give up. And join the others.
I believe in the Holy Catalog Church.
You can have it all. Worship me.
Everything we've ever wanted. At a price. But that price would be too high.
Worship the Lord your God, and serve only Him.
Who else can we turn to.
You're the one who gives us life.
And though we may we walking in the wilderness.
Let us glimpse a burning bush somewhere on the way.
This is a lonely planet.
He will command his angels. They'll protect you. You needn't even stub your toes.
the angels will catch us.
Someone else will fix it.
We'll leave it up to them. An evangelist with a funny name, or the parish next-door. This desert is too difficult. So maybe I'll just sleep.
Jesus answered the tempter. Do not put the Lord your God to the test.
Its hard to find the energy. When the sand pushes against us.
When we stumble in the wilderness. When we can't see the way.
And all we have are sand-dunes.
We can't leave it to someone else.
Then Jesus, filled with the power of the Spirit returned. The Spirit of the Lord is upon me. Because he has anointed me. To bring good news to the poor.
Good news came from out of the desert.
God has brought us here to hear it.
And God will lead us the Promised Land.
This is so good – God is ALL IN!
What can I say…you have to read this! Thanks to Greg for this amazingly great post!
With steely-eyed resolve, looking like Clint Eastwood facing down one of his adversaries, God calls Satan's bluff by pushing all of his chips into the middle of the table without even taking a look at the cards he had been dealt.
Fyodor Dostoevsky (1821-1881) masterfully conveys the loving pursuit of Jesus in The Brothers Karamazov. Dostoevsky describes the institutional church 1500 years after the birth, life, death and resurrection of Jesus. The institution had long since turned its back on the freedom and simplicity of Jesus, choosing instead to reject Jesus in favor of the survival of big business religion. Dostoevsky portrays a surprise visit by Jesus during the time of the religious inquisitions in Spain (lasting several centuries after first being established in 1478).
Dostoevsky pictures Jesus coming to the afflicted, abused—to Spaniards overwhelmed by institutionalized religion, just as he had come to the Jews in the first century.
"The Grand Inquisitor" is a tale within the novel about the rejection of Jesus by organized religion, whether the first-century religion of Judaism or of 16th-century religion posing as Christianity.
Dostoevsky says it went something like this: The day after a hundred heretics were burned alive by order of the Inquisition Jesus walked by the cathedral in Seville as a funeral procession with a little white coffin was leaving. The grief-stricken mother of the little girl who had just died appealed to Jesus, and Jesus resurrected the little girl.
Ironically, 1500 years after Jesus, the established religion that did its business in Jesus' name was so disturbed and threatened by Jesus' presence that it responded by throwing him into prison.
Still standing outside Jesus' prison cell, the Grand Inquisitor audaciously reviled Jesus and then paused to give Jesus an opportunity to answer.
When all the implications of Jesus' arrival are considered, Christ-less religion is still disturbed by Jesus Christ-less religion still denies and rejects the intimate embrace and kiss that Jesus offers. Many within modern Christendom trivialize, diminish and devalue the Incarnation, diminishing it to a birthday celebration and sugar-laced fantasyland. It has little to do with the endless love God offers to us in the midst of the desperately evil places in which we find ourselves. Sugarplum fairies and toy soldiers and gingerbread houses aside, the marvel of the Incarnation is that our Savior comes to us.
He is here and he is after us. Jesus is pursuing us. Rather than opting for the safety and security of a fantasyland castle, Jesus has come to live with and be one of us. It seems for many, Jesus is little more than a harmless plastic front-yard decoration made in China, purchased at Wal-Mart, stored in the attic for most of the year and exhumed and displayed for a few weeks in December.
But Jesus isn't plastic, and he can't be stored in your attic. Jesus is alive—he doesn't fit into the plastic molds our culture shapes for him. The risen Lord is here and he's pursuing us year round. He wants to be a part of our lives—he offers us an embrace and a kiss.
If we are to truly celebrate Jesus, we will surrender all our religion, bowing before him, from the cradle to cross and beyond. The good news is that while all the tinsel and ornaments are now boxed up and Christmas puddings and concerts have paused until next December, none of these add up to even one small fraction of the enormity and totality of who God is. No matter how wonderful our attempts might be to honor and revere him, the fact remains that the love of God is always greater than we are able to conceive or celebrate.
The message of the Incarnation is, in its totality, a mystery—it's always far beyond the grasp of our abilities to earn or deserve it. The message of the Incarnation is in his kiss and in his embrace—and his never ending pursuit. He's all in.


There's a cracking game going on at the Krestovsky Stadium tonight, with surprise Group D strugglers Argentina set to take on Nigeria. Our guide reveals everything you need to know to watch the Argentina vs Nigeria game on TV and online – and best of all, it's free! Plus, full Argentina vs Nigeria TV channel details, the kick-off time and more.
With all the hysteria that's surrounded Argentina over the past few days, you could be forgiven for thinking they'd already been knocked out. They haven't − not yet, anyway. La Albiceleste struggled badly in their first two games, and they need to defeat Nigeria and hope Iceland don't beat Croatia, in order to progress to the Round of 16.
Star man Lionel Messi was anonymous in their last match − a deserved 3-0 loss at the hands of Croatia − after being harshly criticised for his performance in their draw against Iceland. Football fans everywhere (apart from Nigeria) will be desperate to see him at his best again, but his teammates need to seriously up their game if the two-time World Cup winners are to stand any chance of staying in the competition.
Nigeria, meanwhile, have had a strange campaign so far. A huge amount of hype (largely driven by their rather nifty-looking home shirt) surrounded the Super Eagles before their opening game, but that bubble well and truly burst during their opening game, a dismal 2-0 loss to a Croatia side that never really had to step out of first gear.
They bounced back, however, with an excellent win against Iceland, during which Leicester winger Ahmed Musa seemed to turn into Messi, scoring a pair of glorious goals, one on the half-volley after magnificently plucking the ball out of mid-air.
Whatever happens on the pitch, the atmosphere at the Krestovsky is guaranteed to be electric. The Nigeria and Argentina fans have been outstanding throughout this year's tournament, and they'll be on a different level tonight.
Argentina vs Nigeria: When is today's World Cup match?
The Argentina vs Nigeria kick-off time is set for 7pm BST, which is 9pm local time in Saint Petersburg, Russia, where the game is being played.
Argentina vs Nigeria TV Channel: How do I watch Argentina vs Nigeria on TV?
The BBC and ITV are splitting World Cup TV coverage here in the UK, and the Argentina vs Nigeria clash has gone to the Beeb. The exact channel is BBC One, with coverage set to start at 6:30pm BST.
The Croatia vs Iceland clash is taking place at the same time, and you'll be able to tune in to that one on BBC Four from 7pm.
To watch Argentina vs Nigeria online, all you need to do is fire up BBC iPlayer, which doesn't cost a penny if you've got a valid UK TV license.
There are iPlayer apps available for virtually every modern platform and device. Below are some of the most popular to help you on your way.
Worried that you might not be able to access BBC iPlayer where you live? A common workaround is to use a VPN – and our guide to the best VPNs is the obvious place to get started choosing the one that's right for you.
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Bio- Medical Waste
This section will describe you to how to use the Bio-Medical Waste Module. This module keeps track of the collection and disposal of Bio-medical waste produced in the hospital. It helps in defining, identifying and categorizing the waste produced within the hospital into different categories including the radioactive waste materials. It generates the report of total wastage into the hospital.
In the SoftClinic Software modules, click on Bio-Medical Waste Module. There will be sub other sections such as Biomedical category, Waste disposal entry, and Waste disposal report.
Bio-Medical Category
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Waste Disposal Entry
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Simple Answers to the Federal Reserve's Quandaries
By Mike McNamee
The Federal Reserve System can't get past its perplexities on the role of mutual funds in financial stability. Time and again, the Fed's governors, regional presidents, and staff return to the same hypothetical risks and speculative scenarios in which mutual funds somehow pose a threat to the financial system.
The latest: a section of the Fed's annual Monetary Policy Report, delivered to Congress on February 24, warning that "the growth of bond mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in recent years … heightens the potential for a forced sale in the underlying markets if some event were to trigger large volumes of redemptions."
Certainly the Fed has reason to fret about the market reaction it may trigger when it raises interest rates after this prolonged period of easy money. But as history has shown, these concerns shouldn't be focused on mutual fund and ETF investors. The answer to the Fed's quandaries can be found in ICI Viewpoints:
First, investors in long-term funds don't run. We've provided data to demonstrate that point on stock funds ("The Market Crash that Never Came," May 12, 2014) and—as recently as last week—on bond funds ("Why Long-Term Fund Flows Aren't a Systemic Risk: Past Is Prologue," February 18, 2015). Even in 2008–2009—the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression—investors in long-term funds did not flee en masse.
Second, there are fundamental reasons why funds don't suffer such mass outflows, as we also detailed last week ("Why Long-Term Fund Flows Aren't a Systemic Risk: Plus Ça Change, Plus C'est La Même Chose," February 19, 2015). We showed that 95 percent of the assets in long-term funds are held by households, who tend to be long-term savers—as reflected by the fact that half of all long-term fund assets are held in retirement accounts. We've done extensive research showing that retirement savers don't flee in hard financial times—they keep contributing and don't withdraw. Tax considerations, the risks of market timing, and frictions around fund trading also tend to suppress any urge for fund investors to "trigger large volumes of redemptions."
Third, ICI research has demonstrated that the vast majority of investors' sales and purchases of ETF shares don't affect the underlying markets for bonds or other securities ("A Look Inside ETFs and ETF Trading," September 23, 2014). In fact, 81 percent of trading activity in bond ETFs occurs in the secondary market—ETF shares traded among investors on an exchange. Only 19 percent involves creating or redeeming new ETF shares—actions that affect the underlying markets. We've also shown that the same pattern persisted in the face of a sharp market shock—the relatively steep increase in interest rates in May–July 2013—even for ETFs in relatively thinly traded sectors like high-yield and emerging-market bonds ("Plenty of Players Provide Liquidity for ETFs," December 2, 2014). More importantly, even if creations or redemptions were to cease—an unrealistic scenario—ETFs could continue to trade in the secondary market.
It's troubling that the Fed keeps returning to its hypothetical scenarios without providing any analysis or evidence of why it clings to them. It's worse that the Fed's report appears to leap to an unfounded conclusion on a question where the Financial Stability Oversight Council, in its latest request for information, has asked for data and insight. Indeed, FSOC acknowledges in its request that "pooled investment vehicles may employ a variety of techniques to manage liquidity risks"—i.e., to deal with large redemptions without triggering "forced sales" on the markets.
The Fed has a significant influence over the FSOC and its global counterpart, the Financial Stability Board. Getting the facts first—and getting them right—should be its top priority. Leaping to conclusions, as the Fed appears to do in its latest Monetary Policy Report, does little to further the public dialogue on these important issues—nor to lend confidence in those agencies' financial stability policymaking.
Mike McNamee is Chief Public Communications Officer at ICI.
TOPICS: Bond FundBondsExchange-Traded FundsFederal ReserveFinancial MarketsFinancial StabilityFixed IncomeMutual Fund


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ARANDA, MIGUEL DE (?–?). Miguel de Aranda, a member of the College of Santa Cruz de Querétaro, was assigned to Nuestra Señora de la Purísima Concepción Mission in San Antonio. In June 1753 he accompanied an expedition led by Lt. Juan Galván, of San Antonio de Béxar Presidio, charged with exploring lands in Apachería to the northwest of San Antonio. The expedition initially reconnoitered lands along the Pedernales and Llano rivers, without finding a suitable site for Spanish settlement. It then pushed on to the San Saba River, where more favorable conditions included abundant water and arable lands. There Father Aranda offered Mass for Apaches of the region. A favorable and optimistic report, signed by Galván but probably authored by Aranda, extoled the land as potentially rich in mineral deposits and the Apaches as prime objects of religious conversion. The account also suggested that missionizing the Apaches would obviate the need for soldiers at Bexar, who could be reassigned to a new presidio situated on the San Saba River. A subsequent entrada (1754) paralleled the findings of Galván and Aranda and served as further impetus for founding a new mission for the Lipan Apaches at the site of present Menard, Texas. After the collapse of missions of the San Gabriel River and their subsequent relocation, first on the San Marcos River and subsequently on the Guadalupe, Miguel de Aranda endorsed the Guadalupe site and later served with Francisco Aparicio at San Francisco Xavier de Horcasitas Mission until its closure in March 1758. See also FRANCISCANS, SAN XAVIER MISSIONS.
Handbook of Texas Online, Donald E. Chipman, "ARANDA, MIGUEL DE," accessed April 20, 2019, http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/far42.


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英文摘要 An image feature based omni-directional visual odometry is designed and implemented in this thesis. There are four parts: (1) Distance model building, (2) Feature extraction, (3) Feature matching, and (4) Output of visual odometry. In the distance model building, a rational function interpolation method is used to build the distance model. In comparison with the traditional model regulated method, it can reduce the sampling points of model to get the precise distance between pixels of the omni-directional visual models. In the feature extraction, the SURF (Speed Up Robust Feature) algorithm is used to get environmental features of each frame, because it can detect a lot of features and these features are robust. In the feature matching, a new matching method called the main dimensional priority searching method is proposed. In comparison with the K-dimensional tree searching method, it can remove the step of building searching tree so that the matching speed will increase by 450%. In the output of visual odometry, the motion estimation method is used to calculate the relative movement of the robot motion and information. From experimental results, we can see the overall performance of the proposed visual odometry is better than that of the traditional wheeled odometry.
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A 3 mile circular woodland walk from Hascombe in Surrey. The walk encircles Hascombe Hill which is the site of an Iron Age hill fort and comprises 6 acres of dense mixed woodland. The naturally steep sides of the hill provided natural defences for the hill fort and now these steep slopes afford excellent views across the Surrey Hills.
The entire walk is through woodland making it ideal for dog walking. There are several steep ascents and descents and the paths are likely to be muddy after wet weather. There are no stiles or gates, just a couple of staggered fences. Approximate time 90 minutes.
Parking is available in the sandy car park which is opposite the White Horse pub on The Street (B2130) in Hascombe. Approximate post code GU8 4JA.
From the sandy car park opposite the White Horse pub, cross over the road and go up Nore Lane which runs to the right of the pub. After about 100 metres, turn right down a footpath which is marked with a yellow arrow and runs immediately to the left of a brick built garage.
Follow the sunken path as it climbs up between the trees and at the first junction veer left uphill which is marked with a yellow arrow. A track will merge into the path from the right. At the next fork, take the path to the right, ignoring the wider track which continues up to the left.
You will come to a T-junction with a large beech tree on the right. Turn right (marked with a yellow arrow) and follow this path as it meanders along with the deep valley to the right. You will eventually come to a steep sandy bank on the left which has a large log which has been carved into a seat.
You may want to stop for a while at the bench to admire the views over to the right. On a clear day you are likely to be able to see as far as the South Downs and Dunsfold Aerodrome.
You can take an optional detour here to view sculptural seating that offers an alternative view from Hascombe Hill. With your back to the panoramic viewpoint walk ahead past the iron age fort entrance on your left. After a couple of minutes, you will join a path on your right and after a few more minutes you will come across the seating called Grains by sculptor Tom Nicholson Smith, part of the Inspiring Views project. Tom was inspired by the material of the Greensand itself. After studying microscopic particles, he carved wooden boulders in their shapes and colours to create informal seating. A poet and sound artist responded to this same view and you can listen to the sound artist's creation by tapping the Listen button below (App only). Visit inspiringviews.org to find out more about the art project, the location of the other benches, the iFootpath walks that will lead you to them and listen to all the poetry and sound.
Retrace your steps back to the log bench to continue your walk. Continue along the path, and you will shortly come to another yellow arrow confirming that you are on the correct route ahead. Pass a small path to the left and then you will come to a fork in the path (see picture in next section and make sure you don't miss this fork).
At the fork, take the left hand path. Continue along the path with the valley steep down to the right hand side. You will pass a tree on the right which is anchoring an old rusted metal fence which runs down into the valley.
The path merges with another one coming in from the left and you'll see fields on the left hand side. Follow the path as it goes steeply downhill, and then pass through a staggered fence. Immediately after the staggered fence, turn right to go up a sunken path with steep earth banks either side.
After a short distance, at the junction, take the left hand path which follows the fenced field on the left. Continue ahead until you come to a fork. Ignore the left fork marked with a blue arrow, and instead take the right fork along the edge of the hill. Shortly, you will come to the corner of the hill with a wooden post with several waymarker arrows.
At the corner of the hill, ignore the path heading steeply to the right and instead turn sharp left. Follow the path as it starts to go downhill and you will pass another faded blue arrow on a post on the left confirming you are on the correct path ahead.
Follow the path as it continues to descend and you will come to a section with views over horse fields to the right. Follow the path as it meanders left and right and you will pass a tall curved hedge on your right. Continue ahead and the path will emerge onto a tarmac drive ahead (you will need to put dogs back onto a lead at this point).
On the left you will come to the large village pond. Follow the road as it bends to the left on the far side of the pond, and then as it bends to the right with St Peters Church on the right.
Continue ahead and you will come back to the White Horse pub on your right and the sandy car park ahead.
10 Comments for: "Hascombe Hill"
Enjoyed the walk although went off track at start. Waymarker post broken which resulted in unplanned meanderings. View made up for it.
ADMIN RESPONSE: Remember to use the App's live GPS map to help keep you on the right track.
I love this walk, have done it may times. Amazing view at the top so take time to stop. Perfectly placed pub at the bottom!
We loved this walk. Perfectly safe for a dog who likes to go ahead exploring! One section has loads of trees being cut down unfortunately because of a disease. Definitely will do it again.
Lovely walk, even in biblical February rain so couldn't see a thing! Chose it because under trees. Will definitely do again on a hot day for the same reason. Really enjoyed it. And the church is beautiful. Tied the dogs up outside for 5 minutes.
Well worth the optional detour at map marker 1. Note: it is not tracked in red.
Lovely walk with some great uphill climbs and a lovely pub to end the walk!
Lovely walk. A couple of steep climbs but very enjoyable. Would definitely walk it again.
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Great book. A ton of memories of what it was like for us Brits waiting for Star Wars to be released over here in the UK.
Incudes release dates for London cinemas and general releases.
Also memorabilia that was released exclusive to the UK and behind the scenes of Palitoy and Marvel comics UK.
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About the Characters
Les D'Arcy
British player Les D'Arcy, 89, is Terry's doubles partner. Les is a renowned advocate for the elderly, known for his determined--some would say fanatical--pursuit of activities such as weightlifting, triathlon and shot-put.
Terry Donlon
Fellow Brit Terry Donlon is 81 and has cancer. He plays wearing a nebulizer for shortness of breath, earning him a reputation as a "walking miracle." Now, he's been given one week to live.
Rune Forsberg
Swede Rune Forsberg, 85, an archrival of Les, sees the 2010 competition as his last chance for gold.
Lisa Modlich
Lisa Modlich of Houston, a relative newcomer at 85, has led an exciting life. She was raised in an aristocratic Viennese family and fought in the French Resistance before emigrating to the U.S. She is now married to Joachim, 25 years her junior, and is one of the game's fiercest competitors.
Ursula Bihl
Ursula Bihl, 89, of Germany, won the world championship three years earlier and almost gave up on going to the 2010 championship.
Inge Hermann
German Inge Hermann, 89, ended up in the dementia ward of a nursing home after her husband's death 15 years earlier. Introduced to table tennis as therapy, she literally paddled her way back to physical and mental wellbeing, and today she manages the nursing home and teaches computer science classes. In Ping Pong, she's going to her first international competition.
Dorothy DeLow
Dorothy DeLow of Australia may not be the best player, but she's a legend in her own right. At 100, she is the game's oldest competitive player.
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Remember must-see TV? For older folks, those days are gone as the new fall television season again features a lineup of youth-oriented dramas, adolescent comedies and reality shows...Fortunately, PBS has...alternatives for the Act 2 set: Ping Pong.
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Hartford's film has all the elements of classic sports movies: a major stadium . . . an opening ceremony with a parade of flags, national TV news coverage . . . knockout rounds and mounting tension...
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A charming and even inspirational doc...Ultimately it doesn't really matter who wins and who loses. You are grateful for the opportunity to have walked for a while in their orthopedic sneakers, and to experience their undiminished zest for life...
— Rob Salem, The Toronto Star
Who could have imagined there were people over 100 years old with more passion and determination than most people one-fifth their age! The film is baffling, inspiring and sweet, and it's wonderful to see how ping-pong has transformed their lives...
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Serah  is a South Indian actress. She was introduced to the film industry through a Malayalam film Samastha Keralam PO opposite Jayaram and Directed by Bipin Prabhakar. She was a model prior to entering the movie industry. She is settled in Ireland.

Acting career

Serah enters into the Malayalam film industry with 'Samastha Keralam P.O (2009) with Jayaram in the lead. She is now all set to venture into other South Indian languages.

Her hobbies include watching movies, travelling and "shopping".

Filmography

Malayalam Films
 Samastha Keralam PO (2009)
 De Ingottu Nokkiye (2008)

Television
Madhavi (2009-2011)

References
1.http://www.indiancinemagallery.com/Gallery2/v/South/Movies/Malayalam/Samastha+Keralam+PO/
2.http://www.nowrunning.com/movie/6116/malayalam/samastha-keralam-p-o/gallery.htm
3.http://malayalamgallery.oneindia.in/v/malayalam-movies/samastha-keralam-po/samastha-keralam-po-04.jpg.html
4.http://www.serahs.net

Living people
Actresses in Malayalam cinema
Indian film actresses
Female models from Kerala
Year of birth missing (living people)
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An information campaign on the new Eircode post-code system being introduced in Ireland is being undertaken at local level by Muintir na Tire, writes Brian Byrne.
The group is particularly aiming at elderly people who might need the system explained, or confusion or misunderstandings cleared up, and is inviting people with elderly family members or neighbours to contact them.
Conor O'Leary of Muintir na Tire is contactable on 086 6000753 or conor@muintir.ie.
This summer a letter will be sent to all addresses in Kildare notifying them of the Eircode for that address. People simply include the Eircode at the bottom of their address in all correspondence.
Conor O'Leary says there are many benefits to using Eircode, including making it quicker and easier for medical emergency services and others to locate addresses. "It is safe to give an Eircode to anyone you would normally give your address to," he adds.


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