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Maparaju Climber's Log
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|Brian C
|Bad snow and bad weather
Date Climbed: Jun 1, 2013
|Climbed it on a weird weather day on a weird weather season. Not a single sign of any other people. For an "easy" route, I was surprised to find challenging route finding and relatively steep snow (50ish degrees). Very good day overall though!
|Posted Jun 25, 2013 11:39 pm
|Standard route
Date Climbed: Jul 19, 2007
|Foggy weather.
|Posted Sep 2, 2012 9:46 am
|Silvia Mazzani
|Maparaju Normal Route
Date Climbed: Jul 19, 2007
|A nice ascent, Quebrada Cayesh is a lonely and wild place.
|Posted Aug 23, 2011 10:11 am
|Rocky summit seamed higher
Date Climbed: Jun 15, 2011
|I can´t say I reached the real summit though I got really close. I got the the top of the "snow" summit but as I stood there, it seemed like the rock outcrop 200m away was slightly higher (by 3 or 5 meters). To reach it however was more technical that I had the equipment for at the time.
|Posted Jul 3, 2011 4:40 pm
|Marginal weather
Date Climbed: Jun 17, 2011
|Early in the morning, it was drizzling. I abandoned the planned early start. Around eight or so I headed out anyway, figuring I could always return if things got too bad.
By the time I got to the glacier, things started to improve. I could still see the old trails, so small was the total amount of new snow. The glacier was easy going, but the summit was very small and exposed. I carefully worked my way to what seemed the highest point, but as it appeared corniced, I didn´t dare to stand on top of it with both feet, just one.
|Posted Jun 20, 2011 8:23 pm
|kevin trieu
|Acclimatization Peak
Date Climbed: Jun 14, 2011
|we got to the corniced ridge but it doesn't seem to be higher than the rock outcrop...
|Posted Jun 15, 2011 11:30 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 27, 2005
|Maparraju is a good mountain for the acclimatisation process, it is in a valley not very frequented by the mountain climbers and has very good views of many snow-covered very great among them the mitico cayesh
|Posted Nov 28, 2008 5:14 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 11, 2008
|most of our group made it to the top successfully. Fairly busy mountain. Unfortunately too foggy for many views. Overall fairly straightforward snow climb with a few crevasses to cross.
|Posted Jul 20, 2008 12:38 pm
|Tom Fralich
|SW Slopes, Normal Route
Date Climbed: Jul 1, 2006
|Climbed with David Greenhouse during our accimatization period in the Quilcayhuanca Valley. Easy route, but with a misleadingly long approach over slabs and scree. I felt really bad on the climb, which was probably due to a pre-existing intestinal illness that became apparent on our return from the summit. After resting for 2 days in base camp, we hiked up to moraine camp for San Juan, but descended the following day, since we could find no way to pass the ice cliff low on the route and were thus unable to access the NW ridge.
|Posted Jul 6, 2006 9:11 pm


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Also in the works, the city is looking at the possibility of building an elevated platform in the park on Main Street.
The planned platform would overlook the rail yard and feature information and visuals supplied by the museum.
Efforts to preserve the history of Helper and, at the same time attract visitors, are two factors Martell agreed Helper is doing well.
The factors played an important role in Helper's first place ranking.
The two factors were further augmented by the mining and railroad history in and around the city and the diversity of the town, spurred by generations of immigrants.
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PROVIDENCE — Freddy Gobewole has had problems with his shoulder since his junior campaign last year when he tore his rotator cuff during a scrimmage game for the Shea High football team.
But that hasn't stopped the talented senior from tearing up the track with his unmatched speed.
With the indoor track & field season just a month away from the state meet, Gobewole has solidifying his spot as the runner to beat in the 55-meter dash. Presently, the 5-foot-7, 160-pound sprinter ranks No. 1 statewide with his best of 6.3 seconds. He's a tenth of a second ahead of Moses Brown's Josh Gilkinson and another tick in front of at least five more runners.
Gobewole was teetering back and forth on whether he should compete in track with his ongoing shoulder problem, an ailment that forced the all-division running back to miss several games for the Shea gridders this past fall.
The decision to hold off surgery wasn't an easy one considering his future in the sport at the collegiate level.
"Coming into this year off of my football season, I didn't know if I was doing indoor or not," he said. "I thought I might have to go to surgery so I could stay healthy for college. I decided to hold that off so that I could do indoor. I knew I could go out and (do well) in this sport and this event. I have been practicing 100 percent and so far all of my meets have been first place."
Competing for roughly a month of the season due to his injury, Gobewole turned some heads last year by placing third at the states in the 55 dash behind individual winner and nationally-ranked Kadeem Kushimo of La Salle Academy and runner-up Mike Read of Barrington. He captured his specialty in the Northern Division and Class C championship meets.
"I didn't see myself as that strong in track until mid-year because I missed most of the season because of my injury. I did the division and class (meets) and the states and ever since then I have been working hard," said Gobewole, who was also a third-place finisher in the 100 meters at the outdoor state meet. "That motivated me to keep doing better. I was behind Kadeem and Read, some big names, but I still felt I could beat them."
In a tri-meet with Tolman and Lincoln Monday afternoon at the Providence Athletic Facility, Gobewole matched his personal-best of 6.3 by unleashing a blazing spurt by the midway point of the race. Tolman junior Homlin Taylor was second at 6.6 and the Tigers' Ousmane Samb, another star football player from the Blackstone Valley area, was third with a time of 6.7.
Just about an hour after winning the dash, Gobewole held off Samb in the 300 with a PB of 37.2, a time that ranks among the top six in the state. Samb was second at 37.7.
For Gobewole, the primary focus is on winning the 55 dash at the Feb. 19 state meet.
"I definitely have been working hard coming off Kadeem and Read last year. I wasn't strong enough in my events last year," Gobewole admitted. "My goal is to try and get 6.1, what Kadeem hit. I know I can get stronger out of the blocks, which have I have been doing lately. But that's definitely my goal - to run 6.1 on this track."
A meet that both opposing coaches felt would be close was a done deal after about six events as Cumberland remained perfect in the Northern Division with a 63-43 win over Woonsocket on Monday. The two teams handily beat Ponaganset in the tri-meet.
Clipper coach Tom Kenwood, whose team improved to 6-0 for the season, felt the potential nail-biter changed dramatically in the two weight events (shot put, 25-pound weight). In the events, Cumberland collected 13 of the 18 possible points.
The Clippers figured to collect a considerable amount of points in the middle to long distance events, the Villa Novans' weak spot. Woonsocket's strengths are in the other events, including the weights.
Mike Spearan led a sweep in the 25-pound weight with his toss of 46 feet, 7 inches.
"When we went 1-2-3 in the weights, I thought that was it," Kenwood said. "But the division meet, it should be a close one. It could go either way."
Among several key athletes, Woonsocket was without its top thrower, Aaron Harmon, who was hospitalized with a back injury in a weight-lifting mishap at his home.
"On paper, he should have won the weight and got first or second in the shot put," Woonsocket coach George Briggs said. "We had a 38-foot shot-putter, Danny Cullen, his grandmother died and the funeral is right now, so he wasn't here. To beat a good team like Cumberland, you have to have all your bodies. We were missing just too many people today. Our top hurdler was a no-show. Our 600 runner was a no-show. It happens. You have to go with who you have. We expected a tight meet. Tom (Kenwood) said it should come down to the 4x400 (relay, the final event). The Northern Division Championship should be interesting. I think between Lincoln (6-0), Cumberland and Woonsocket (5-1) it's going to be close. The points are going to be spread out."
Cumberland copped eight events in the meet, including a double-winning effort from sophomore Trevor Crawley in the 3,000– and 1,000-meter runs. Crawley clocked a time of 9 minutes, 30.3 seconds for the longer distance and was timed in 3:01.7 for the shorter race.
The Clippers' Chris Duarte matched his best in the 55 hurdles with his time of 8.0. That time ranks him No. 3 in the state.
"My coach has been emphasizing that I should be working on my starts and I have noticed that it has been slowing me down a little bit," Duarte said. "But I am working on it and having a little confidence for the rest of the season. I think I'll eventually break 8.0."
Cumberland also got some crucial points from junior Ryan Rei, who won the long jump with a PB of 19-10 ½ and was second in the high jump at 5-8. Rei's teammate, Patrick Kavanaugh, was third in the vertical leap, also at 5-8.
"He made a difference," said Kenwood, about Rei. "I figured Woonsocket to get one-two in the long jump. The high jump, they got first (with Anthony Neal clearing 5-8 on fewer misses), but we got second and third and I thought we might just get third."
Woonsocket senior Jessie Charette, who was participating in his first-ever meet on the indoor surface after leaving the basketball team a few weeks ago, was third in the 55 dash at 6.7 and third in the 300 at 38.9.
Jalen Evans, who starred with Charette on the school's state champion football team this past fall, won both events with times of 6.7 (55) and 37.9 (300).
Lincoln remained perfect on the season by easily sweeping its meet with Tolman and Shea. The Lions, now 6-0, defeated the Tigers, 87 ½-20 ½ and the Raiders, 82-26.
Aaron Brunelle was one of several Lions that snared a victory by taking the 1,500 with a time of 4:38.2. He also won the 1,000 at 2:55.5.
Brunelle, a senior, who coasted to the win, ranks among the top 10 in the metric mile with his best of 4:18.6.
In its meet with Mount St. Charles and St. Raphael Academy on Monday, Central Falls continued its successful campaign this winter by sweeping its league foes to improve to 4-2 for the season. Despite the absence of all-state high jumper Steven Vazquez, the Warriors managed to squeak out a narrow 53-52 win over the Mounties (4-2). C.F. defeated Saints, 74-22.
Cumberland 63, Woonsocket 43
Woonsocket 79, Ponaganset 19
Cumberland 92, Ponaganset 12
Top local finishers
4x200 – 1. Woonsocket, 1:36.9.
3,000 – 1. Trevor Crawley, C, 9:30.3.
55HH – 1. Chris Duarte, C, 8.0; 2. Andrew Arone, C, 9.0
Shot – Juan Rivera, W, 38-6 ¾; 2. Colin Cabral, C, 38-4; 3. Jordan Gaudette, C, 36-10 ¾.
LJ – 1. Ryan Rei, C, 19-10 ½; 2. Alex Correia, W, 19-7; 3. Bryan Guilbert, W, 19-1/2.
HJ – 1. Anthony Neal, W, 5-8; 2. Rei, C, 5-8; 3. Patrick Kavanaugh, C, 5-8.
55 – 1. Jalen Evans, W, 6.7; 2. Butch Giguere, P, 6.7; 3. Jessie Charette, W, 6.7.
WGT – 1. Mike Spearen, C, 46-7; 2. Brian Hamann, C, 46-3; 3. Joe Covino, C, 45-4.
1,500 – 1. Alex Bassett, C, 4:31.0; 2. Tom Fownes, C, 4:31.4; 3. Bryan Kuchar, C, 5:01.1.
600 – 1. Matt Sutcliffe, C, 1:32.0; 2. Matt Spavold, C, 1:33.4; 3. Brian Salemi, C, 1:37.8.
300 – 1. Evans, W, 37.9; 2. Neal, W, 38.8; 3. Charette, W, 38.9.
1,000 – 1. Crawley, C, 3:01.7; 2. Bassett, C, 3:02.9; 3. Kuchar, C, 3:05.5.
4x400 – 1. Woonsocket, 3:58.3.
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Drug: PI-88
Drug: placebo
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|Study Type:
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|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
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- Disease-free Survival [ Time Frame: End of Study ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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- Time to Recurrence [ Time Frame: End of Study ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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Drug: PI-88
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Primary liver cancer (hepatocellular carcinoma or HCC) is the fifth most common cancer worldwide. Surgery to remove the tumour remains the principal form of treatment for liver cancer, however recurrence of the disease after surgery is common and survival after recurrence is poor. At the moment there is no recommended standard treatment for HCC immediately after the tumour has been removed surgically. PI-88 is a new experimental drug which blocks the growth of new blood vessels in tumours to stop the tumour growing (starves it of food) and also stops tumour cells spreading. Previous experience with PI-88 has shown it has been well tolerated and has shown some benefit in delaying the time it takes for the hepatocellular carcinoma to reappear after surgery. The purpose of this study is to determine if PI-88 is effective and safe in patients who have had surgery to remove primary liver cancer.
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|Genders Eligible for Study:
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Key Inclusion Criteria:
- Histologically-proven primary hepatocellular carcinoma with curative resection performed in the 4 - 6 weeks prior to randomisation.
- ECOG performance status 0 to 2
- Child Pugh classification A or B
Key Exclusion Criteria:
- Any evidence of tumour metastasis or co-existing malignant disease
- Any prior recurrence of HCC or any liver resection prior to the most recent procedure
- History of prior HCC therapy
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|Australia, Australia
|Canada, Canada
|Hong Kong
|Hong Kong, Hong Kong
|Italy, Italy
|Malaysia, Malaysia
|Singapore, Singapore
|Spain, Spain
|Taiwan, Taiwan
|Thailand, Thailand
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|Last Updated:
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Canada: Health Canada
Australia: Department of Health and Ageing Therapeutic Goods Administration
Hong Kong: Department of Health
Malaysia: Ministry of Health
Thailand: Food and Drug Administration
Vietnam: Ministry of Health
Taiwan: Department of Health
China: Food and Drug Administration
South Korea: Korea Food and Drug Administration (KFDA)
Singapore: Health Sciences Authority
France: Ministry of Health
Italy: Ministry of Health
Spain: Ministry of Health
Each Site: Institutional Ethics Committee
Keywords provided by Progen Pharmaceuticals:
Hepatocellular Carcinoma
Phase III
Adjuvant Therapy
Liver Cancer
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Carcinoma, Hepatocellular
Liver Neoplasms
Digestive System Diseases
Digestive System Neoplasms
Liver Diseases
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Neoplasms by Site
Neoplasms, Glandular and Epithelial
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STILLWATER — Quinn Sharp's career as a Cowboy is mostly defined by four major measurements.
Long kickoffs.
STILLWATER — Quinn Sharp's career as a Cowboy is mostly defined by four major measurements.
Long kickoffs.
Long field goals.
Long punts.
Long hair.
As crazy as it may sound for a two-time All-American, defending Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Year and candidate for the Lou Groza Award, the hair is possibly becoming more of a Sharp signature than his leg.
"Sunshine from 'Remember the Titans,'" said Oklahoma State linebacker Shaun Lewis. "It's kind of his look now. I can't even remember the last time he didn't have it.
"The hair hanging out of the helmet, the nice cleats, it's his style. It's his mark."
Sharp's flowing mane certainly has everyone's attention. The reddish-brown locks seem to have a "watch list" of their own.
"His hair is ridiculously long," said OSU offensive lineman Lane Taylor. "Before, it was long hair. Now it's going down his back."
Mind you, nobody's complaining. They're just sayin'.
And, yes, Sharp hears about it, even in the locker room.
"They fluff it when they walk by me, stuff like that," Sharp said. "It's all in good fun."
And Taylor's right, Sharp's hair does keep growing, extending further than ever before — with purpose.
While he's preferred the long look for some time, Sharp now has designs of doing something good with his mop, perhaps to a charity like Locks of Love, benefiting disadvantaged children suffering from long-term medical hair loss.
"I'll probably end up donating it," he said. "I got to a certain point with it, and it was either cut it or leave it. I've decided to stay with it. I figured I could donate it and put it to a good cause."
Sharp said he had long hair back in high school at Summit High in Mansfield, Texas, then cut it during the summer before his senior year while playing baseball. He arrived at OSU with a crop top, before letting it go again.
Now it goes and goes and …
"It's really never been in between, I've either had a buzz cut or long hair," Sharp said. "I don't think it looks bad. Other people can say what they want."
The major talking points concerning Sharp remain his kicking.
His career average of 45.75 leads all active punters. After leading the country the last three years, he's produced 57 touchbacks on kickoffs. Sharp ranks fifth nationally in scoring at 11.9 points per game, leads the country with 2.22 made field goals per game and is riding a streak of 14 consecutive made attempts.
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MANCHESTER — An ongoing exhibit of some of the best-know photographs from the war in Vietnam at Manchester's Currier Museum of Art brought several Vietnam veterans and members of their families to an often-emotional viewing of photographs of the war they can't forget.
"This is an intense exhibit, it is hard to comprehend," said Bob Williams, a veteran who leads a monthly remembrance at Veterans Park of the 92,000 considered missing in action from U.S wars. "I don't care who it is, if you were there it is what happened and you (still) live with it."
Thirty-five photographs which appeared in newspapers and magazines around the world are featured in the exhibit.
They include some of the most widely remembered photographs of the war — a young girl fleeing a napalm attack on her village; a South Vietnamese general summarily executing a Viet Cong assassin with a pistol; the 1963 photograph of Buddist monk Thick Quam Duc's self-immolation, a photograph taken by Malcolm Browne of the Associated Press who died in a New Hampshire hospital last year; and a picture of a shell-shocked Marine staring straight ahead during the siege on the city of Hue during the 1968 Tet offensive, a picture that has come to be an iconic reflection of the psychological impact of the war.
"What better way is there to get a solid sense of what veterans have gone through," said Steve Konick of the Currier. "We were looking for photos that were iconic in this period but also visually striking, with artful composition."
The museum worked with Vietnam veterans as the photographs were being chosen. At the veterans' insistence, great attention was paid to detail, not only respecting the historic accuracy of what was shown in the picture, but also the details important to Vietnam veterans such as the location and the military units involved.
"It was designed to welcome veterans to the museum, but also to tell the truth about misrepresentations about the photographs," said Leah Fox, Currier's director of Interpretation. "It was really important to get it right."
Members of Rolling Thunder, a group formed to publicize the POW-MIA issue, conducted a "motorcycle meet-up," which brought veterans from across the region to view the exhibit.
Many veterans who have seen the exhibit since it opened in August have taken members of their families with them.
For many, the context given to the display of the pictures by Currier curators breaks down emotional walls that have kept veterans from fully sharing their experiences with their families.
Victoria Hayes toured the exhibit with her father, Laurence Kelly of Milton Mills.
With tears in her eyes, Hayes stood with her father and reflected on the pictures of the war in which her father was severely wounded physically in 1969, and who carries the psychological wounds of the war as he struggles with post traumatic stress disorder.
"It gave me a better understanding of what he went through that I didn't understand," Hayes said.
"I have not spoken about the harshness," Kelly said.
Jim Corvatis of Manchester, a former Marine who served in Vietnam, comforted many veterans and family members as they viewed the photographs.
"It's okay to cry," Corvatis said to one man for whom the experience of seeing the pictures brought an emotional response. "They tell us Marines cry inside (themselves), but finally I let it out and I cry outside."
An area of the exhibit has been set off for vets and civilians to contribute their own photos from the war and post their thoughts and reactions to the stark depictions in the exhibit. A Farmington couple, Dave and Gina Bonti, brought their daughter, a high school freshman, to see the exhibit.
Her brother served in Iraq in a unit in which 11 of his comrades were killed.
Gina Bonti sobbed seeing pictures of war, while reflecting on her son's experiences as a Marine in a recent war.
It was important, she said, for her daughter to see the exhibit to provide context to the history books that are cold and clinical in telling of the story of war.
"It isn't just the pictures, it is the people," she said. "The history books don't show the death, they teach dates and time lines. This is important for her to know."
"It was overwhelming," said Megan Bonti, 14. "I walk in and look at the pictures and finally see what really went on."
The exhibit "Visual Dispatches from Vietnam" continues at the Currier Museum, 150 Ash St., Manchester, through Veterans Day, Nov. 11.
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