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Time: 5h30 + 4h30
Total Elevation gain: 1800m – 5900ft
This route is the usual route used by French Mountaineers; the access from Lourdes, Pau is really quick and easy.
This long route allows to walk in the nice pine forest near the trailhead, and to discover the north face of the Balaitous.
The main difficulty is located at the Col Noir, where you may require winter equipment ( crampons, ice axe ).
The Refuge de Larribet, belonging to the Club Alpin Francais, is located on the way to the Col Noir.(Tel:05-62972539, 60 persons).
Getting There
From Argelès-Gazost, or from the Col d'Aubisque, Road D918 to Arrens-Marsous ( 12 km from Argelès ); drive south the road D105 leading to the gate of the Pyrénées National Park " Plan d'Aste – Porte du Parc National des Pyrénées "( avoid the road leading to " Lac d'Estaing " ).
Park beside the small house " Maison du Parc National " - 1470m -
Route Description
After the Lac de Suyen, leave the main trail and head to the right ( South/South-West ), crossing the stream near the Doumblas Waterfall and the Doumblas Shelter ( 1560m ), then hiking up towards the " Refuge de Larribet / Larribet Hut ". The path is well-marked with yellow post signs and cairns.
Refuge de Larribet: - 2060m -, 2 hours from the trailhead. Hike up to the Breche de Garenere / Garenere Breach, to the SouthWest. From the Breach, go down to the Valley of Batcrabere, above the Lacs de Batcrabere / Batcrabere Lakes.
[From that point, you can either reach the Port du Lavedan ( South-West ), on the route to the Palas, or the Col Noir.]
From the last Lake ( Lac Inferieur du Micoulaou, 2300m ), leave the path, and climb among big granite stones, following the cairns, to the South.
Reaching the foot of the Col Noir , you have to choose: until a few years ago, you could get to the Col with ice axe and crampons, but the ice now disappears, and reaching the Col is more a matter of rock climbing ( I, I+ ) or scree crawling! ( In early August 2005, the crampons and ice axe were not necessary ).
Either get crampons and climb in snow and ice, either climb the screes and rocks on the right ( a bit tricky, not for beginners ). Once at the top of the Col, 2625m, go down 50m to get to the path coming from the Lacs d'Arriel ( Arriel Lakes ) and leading to the Grande Diagonale.
The final steps of this route are the ones described in the " Arriel Lakes – Gran Diagonal " Important: the cave of Michaud it's the key to the entry in Gran Diagonal and it's under a great rock. You must follow the cairns that go to the refuge with a little desviation to the right before the turn to the left side.
We leave the hill towards the left side for one channel and in zig-zag for the hillside we will come to a slightly visible gap.
Very important: to find this point is easiest if we go to the left side but can go out towards the right to a ridge of degree III (the ridge Packe-Russell). If you don't see the cairns and you don't descent a bit of meters you're wrong. The diagonal it's visible in this point in the left side for a good orientation.
After a small decrease we appear in the Gran Diagonal (Great Diagonal) that we will continue mending almost until the end in Isards's gap (if we leave the gap behind and we come to the end is sufficient in spite of going a bit back).
Now we have to climb over a concave wall (grade I) to the right and finally for the north buttress it takes us to the summit (3151m).
Final important consideration: many people don't find the channel (concave wall) in the first attempt but you must turn back if you find some difficulty. The final channel it's white rock and it's a easy climb (if you find steps of grade II or vertical walls, you're in the Brecha d'Isards, don't try the climb for this dangerous point!). The begin of the chanel it's in the middle of a little path signaled with two great cairns in one side.
Essential GearIce axe, crampons for the Col Noir.
Helmet for the Grande Diagonale.


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A CARDIOLOGIST who battled to save a woman's life while she underwent vital heart surgery has admitted Basildon hospital should have communicated better with her family during her care.
Maureen Iles, 72, from Hadleigh, died tragically last August while undergoing a stent operation to unblock one of her arteries.
An inquest into her death, which took place at the Chelmsford Civic Centre on Wednesday, heard family members had been told doctors were giving her a triple bypass instead and were never informed why the physicians had changed their mind on the procedure.
A triple bypass involves using arteries from elsewhere in the body and grafting them to the arteries in the heart to improve blood supply.
Maureen's daughter Yvonne Elliott said at the inquest: "When she was first admitted the doctor told us in his opinion she was not suitable candidate for a triple bypass. Then we saw another doctor who said mum's only option was for a triple bypass and if she didn't have it she would be lucky to be here for another 12 months.
"Mum said she wanted to go for it because she wanted to stay with us and we were never told any different."
Mrs Iles, who suffered from high blood pressure, high cholesterol, angina and diabetes, was admitted to the cardiothoracic centre at the hospital, in Nethermayne, on July 30 after suffering from shortness of breath.
Tests conducted shortly after she was admitted showed Mrs Iles had severe coronary artery disease, or blocked arteries, however doctors deemed it unsuitable to carry out surgery at the time because it was too high risk.
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Dr Jeremy Sayer, who performed the operation and has been at the cardiothoracic centre for five years, said: "At that point she would not have survived an operation, but the outcome of doing nothing was equally very poor. It was a group decision that if we targeted just one artery it would help.
"The procedure seemed to be going well but unfortunately her heart failed. There were prolonged attempts to resuscitate her but unfortunately these were unsuccessful. I apologise if we did not communicate well with the family at the time, it is a great shame. I openly accept communication should have been better."
Coroner Caroline Beasley-Murray recorded a verdict of death by natural causes while undergoing a necessary medical procedure.
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"As usual there are some points to take away from this and, as is often the case, this is do with communication."
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This is a partnered post. As always, all thoughts and opinions are my own.
Ahhh summer break!
Now that the school year is done and my classroom is packed up, I get to have some fun at home with my three girls. It was absolutely heart-breaking having to go back to work after the baby was born, but I consoled myself with the fact that there were only 7 weeks remaining until the end of the school year.
Each day when I returned home from work, I was greeted by this smile. That sweet baby melts away all woes and brings a smile to my face.
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I knew a huge hit with them would be sampling Dreyer's new limited edition summertime flavors: Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream Fun 'n the Sun Banana Split and Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream Summer in the City Cheesecake. Both flavors are available in the Grand and Slow Churned variety, but these limited edition offerings will only be on store shelves until August.
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As we continue our summer vacation and we find a million more reasons to smile, I'll be mindful of how much of a blessing those smiles truly are. I'm thankful that Operation Smile, in partnership with corporations like Dreyer's, are able to bring smiles to children across the globe. I encourage you to upload your photos, using the #ReasontoSmile hashtag to help make 500 life-changing surgeries possible.
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I have read threads in the past where guys shot through a number of tires fastened together.
I was recently thinking about trying to build something like this but that article posted earlier looks interesting. The problem I see with these things is that you have to remain in one position, and I was interested in practicing shooting a .22 rifle from prone/sitting/offhand. I thought about putting the thing on an ATV jack if I could find one cheap enough.
FWIW: I have 18 acres and could legally shoot on my property (I am not in any city limits), however I don't want to make it known (any more than it already is) that I am a gun owner. I also would like to avoid being known as that nut that is shooting all the time.
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March 15, 2011
Up at 3:30, on the shuttle by 4:30, seated by the gate by 5:15, flight at 6:45 to JFK. So far so good.
Then the fun began. Supposed to arrive at JFK airport in NYC at 8:00. Arrived at 8:45. My connecting flight leaves at 9AM & we land at gate 34. My gate is #8. So the sprint began and I followed the arrows overhead but the numbers were going up, not down! Kept running, looking up, was going in the right direction according to the signs – was in a full run and made it by 8:55. Took a good 15 minutes to catch my breath. Time to take up running again!
Stirred up something at the bottom of my lungs because I could not stop coughing for those 15 minutes. The guy across the aisle I think was fed up so he offered me some gum! I told him it wasn't a cold so not to worry. We got to talking & it turns out he is a Reuters photographer on his way to photograph the elections in Haiti. His name is Shannon Stapleton. He lives in NY but is away a lot on assignment.
My seat mate is Haitian but he lives in New York. He is on his way to Croix de Bouquets – WOW!!! Now that is a God-moment! That is exactly where the Gospel Crusade Canada mission team, with people from Picton, is building their school! Small small world.
Landed at Port au Prince about 1/2hour late. Huge airplane so took a while to unload. Greeted by steel band which was nice and a heat wave! Went to luggage area and have never seen anything like it – people everywhere climbing over suitcases to find theirs – they were strewn all over the floor , on the conveyor belt, guys were there (workers) to locate luggage but people were ignoring them & looking themselves. Chaos!
Long line up through immigration, finally through then we head outside & walk under a white covered canopy quite a distance to where people are waiting. Bombarded by offers to help with my luggage and for taxis. Keep plowing through and incredibly, get to the waiting area and a man approaches me & says "Jeanette?" – it's Brutus. I had told him to look for a petite blonde with a red coat so I guess I wasn't that hard to spot in the crowd! HAHAHA! I meet his wife (and I still don't know her first name because I'm told to call her Mme St. Cyr). They drive me to their home and after some pleasantries, I have a siesta for about an hour because I am exhausted.
Wake up & they have supper ready – goat meat, rice, baked banana, carrots, green beans & some sort of tomato-based sauce. Lovely meal then we retire to the roof patio up some pretty scary metal staircase where we chat and eventually sing. They sang some Creole hymns which were simple enough so I was able to add a 3rd harmony so we all enjoyed that experience. I sang "Akiwowo", "Malaika" and "Vishten" which they seem to enjoy.
There is no electricity at this point – they say it comes on & off sporadically. Eventually, I wake up at 2AM & it's on so I charge up my computer & cell.
They are a lovely Christian family & their house is a gathering place for Christians in their neighbourhood. They meet every Wednesday eve 9-midnight, Thursdays 4-6 and Saturdays. They constantly have people coming through their house so you never know how many are sleeping in the house at any given time. The house is simple and clean. The washroom's sink doesn't work so I have to use the foot faucet in the shower to wash up. I use my bottled water to brush my teeth.
March 16, 2011
Woke up at 2AM & could not get back to sleep….roosters crowing, dogs yelping, cats fighting, horns honking, some guy yelling something about "Roger" so I lie there till about 6:30 then they tap on the door. They want to leave around 7. We have a bit of goat meat & a baked banana for breakfast & head out by 7:30.
The photos will best describe the sights that I saw. What they do not capture are the sound and also the smell. Port au Prince, from what I saw, is a city in chaos – the driving is atrocious – a mix of vehicles & people crisscrossing every which way. It completely befuddles me how no one gets hurt. Cars/trucks/buses/scooters/motorcycles all scurrying about, passing each other & honking, honking, honking to say get out of the way or I'm coming through or move over!
There is rubble everywhere, garbage, tent cities, people, people, people everywhere. We drive through it for at least an hour and it's always the same scene. We drop off Mme St. Cyr at their "office" – a very dirty, overflowing cubbyhole filled to the brim with car parts. That's the business they are in.
Left in the car are Brutus, his daughter Julie and also Rosena, a niece and me. The car is dilapidated and falling apart. They had to use a wrench to knock the battery to get it to start. It sputters up the mountain en route – thought we'd have to get out & push at one point!
So it takes us 5 hours to get to St. Georges. Along the way, it's mostly the same kind of scenery – a lot, a lot, a lot of poverty & destruction & mess. The roads are not paved for the most part and the ones that are, have huge "shifts" in the road where the earthquake tore it up.
As we near St. Georges, it gets lush and green and we stop for photos at the beach – totally different scenery. Forgot to mention the stripped mountains that we saw along the way – it's heart-wrenching to see the way the mountains have been deforested! That's a whole story unto itself.
We finally make it to St. Georges which is a section of a town called St. Louis du Sud. We arrive at the house & settle in for a bit before the children come.
I was told there were 20 – but there are actually 36. When they arrive, it's kind of formal, no one smiles much except for politely, including the family members all eyeing me not sure what to make of me I guess. They line up the children so I can take a photo and it's nice – they are all clean & dressed in their best, well behaved, polite. They sing a welcoming song. I sing Akiwowo, Vishten, they clap along, smiling, warming up. Their smiles are spectacular! From the heart! So I start clowning around to get them to smile and start shooting photos of the group, of one at a time, then two then three, show them the photos & they love it. Even their families want their photos taken.
So 500 photos later…!!!! We had a ball! The difference in their smiles at the beginning & at the end of our time together is noticeable. I got hugs all round when they left and I was left feeling uplifted & blessed. They are wonderful, wonderful human beings. They seem happy, full of life, not stilted but joyous, spirited and I think it's a tribute to those who are caring for them. The director opened up by the end and seemed to relax – I guess she felt a lot of pressure.
Had a bit of a snooze then we sat around & talked in the dark cuz there is no electricity. Am typing this by candlelight. They gave me a bucket to go to the washroom. There is no hot water. No supper offered so had a cookie that I had bought when we stopped for gas. Shared some with the girls, they made me tea and we all went to our rooms at 9PM. Tonight's sounds include a yelping dog under my window, barking dogs in the distance, mosquitoes buzzing my head, honking traffic, crickets…those are the Sounds of Haiti tonight.
March 17, 2011
Woke up at 5AM roosters still crowing then some sort of bird fight – squawking, screeching, on & on….
Internet won't work – have come to learn how much I rely on it! Then look around and realize that it's pretty shallow to worry about no internet when the people here have no electricity, not much food, no hot water, they cook on a dilapidated makeshift barbecue with charcoal in a cement room just outside the house – it's filthy and sparse.
There are coconut, banana & mango trees everywhere – in fact I think the whole village is set in a fruit grove as the houses are all built in and about the trees. This morning, a gentleman came into the yard & proceeded to climb up the tree, barefeet and shake down some coconuts & mangos. I took photos as it was quite an unusual sight – well, for me at least, not for anyone else watching him.
They served me breakfast which was cooked plantain and one boiled egg. I have started waiting until others are ready to join me to eat – I want to make sure there is enough for everyone. They are so polite that I think they would not eat in order for me to have something. I'm on to them now!!! So now, we all eat together.
Went for a visit through the village to see what conditions the children are living in. It's a poor, poor, poor village. Small one room cement square houses – one had 9 people living there. Looks like a slum area, filthy-garbage-ridden yards but yet their clothes seem clean and they are clean.
I have a following! Of course I am the "stranger in these parts" so there is a group of children – up to teens – following us from house to house. I am being guided by the director of the children we are helping. She is very young – maybe early 20s at most but really pleasant & has a great way with the children – she looks like she loves her job and they love her.
I am quite appalled at the conditions I witness and with how many children there are because it means they are not in school. School costs money so a lot of families cannot afford it. The total cost per student per year is….$32.50 USD!! Imagine – $3,250 would send 100 of those children to school per year – a pittance!
We then head over to the school & I meet the director who takes me into each of the classrooms. They start at kindergarten & go all the way up to high school. It's all very clean, the children are all in uniforms & they allow me to take photos of every class. It is part of a church complex (the Director is a pastor) so I take a photo of that too. They call me "le blanc – the white one!!"
We head back to the house & prepare to leave but Brutus' car won't start so people start to push. Problem is, he is backing up onto a very busy highway – there is no traffic limit in Haiti as far as I can tell. They go screaming by at top speed so this driveway is just around a bend and it's a miracle they manage to back it across 2 lanes & out of the way.
It's supposed to be a 4 hour drive home. But it turns into 7 hours on the road. A huge truck blocks both ways as it is stretched sideways across the road. Come to find out that the driver did it deliberately (and walked away with the keys) to protest not being paid. We wait 1.5 hours before we can get around it. And it was the most incredible chaotic situation I had ever seen in my life.
There were lots of people around, lots of police too but no one directing traffic so everybody was just gunning it, in both directions to get around the truck. And, to do so, the cars had to go on a slight angle. Some tried to drive down the ravine & back up but couldn't make it because of everyone else in both directions up on the road trying to get by on the road.
We finally get back on our way and when we get to Port au Prince, traffic is at a standstill so it takes us 1.5 hours to get across the city. It's mayhem in that city! People everywhere, drivers and people crisscrossing, barely getting by each other, noise, smells, rubble, garbage, lean-to's, tent cities, dust, women with baskets on their heads, market sellers.
When we got back to the house, there was a Christian gathering going on – maybe 30 people out on the patio. It takes place every Thursday 4-6 . The singing was fabulous!
We had potato fries, fried banana & fish for supper. We were quite tired so we said goodnight around 8:00.
March 18, 2011
Slept till 5AM from 9:30! Woke up to the sounds of…guess…yup: roosters & dogs. Worked on my journal then had breakfast which was a cooked plantain, and a potato.
Took a "taxi" with Julie & Rosena to P au Prince market – LONG ride, traffic congestion as usual, found nothing then another taxi to another section & found some souvenirs. Then lonnnnnnnnng taxi ride home to meet with my driver to take me to BPW luncheon – took over an hour to get there so I basically spent most of my day in a vehicle!
Need to tell this quick story – as I was leaving my host's house to get into the car to take me to the luncheon, the family stopped me. They called one of the BPW ladies and asked her to describe the driver & the vehicle before they would let me go. When I got to the luncheon, they called to make sure I had arrived. When I left, I had to call the family to say I was returning & when I got back to my host's house, I had to call BPW to let them know I was safe & sound. Quite the security system.
Met the MOST extraordinary women from the Business & Professional Women – Haiti branch. They invited me to lunch at a beautiful restaurant atop a cliff called "la Reserve". It was like being in a little haven far from the noise, dust, hustle/bustle of the city that never stops.
At the luncheon, we talked about the plight of Haiti, the overwhelming challenge of where to start to rebuild their country, they told me their personal stories during the earthquake of January 12, 2010. We spoke about the political situation & the upcoming election, the need for women to be in the higher echelons of government, the desperate situation of the poor, the young girls being violated, the need for education, honest government officials, how Haiti was ruined over the years by foreign governments.
These women are smart, compassionate, tireless, dauntless, courageous, fearless and need to be heard. We all agreed that Haiti needs women to help make the necessary changes but how that proves to be an uphill battle. Other women have been in positions of power and one in particular, turned 180 degrees and left these women baffled with the political choices she made – I gather it could be described as a "turncoat" though I did not get the full story of what she had done.
Interesting to note about the markets: the clothes and the shoes seem to be 2nd hand. Makes me wonder if they are items that have been donated from other countries which the Haitians, in turn, sell. Who can blame them – there are no jobs so they have to be creative and find any way they can to feed their families.
Did some more singing & dancing & bonding with the family & with some of the neighbours I met – Yolette & Maria Jules (teacher). Had a long conversation with Maria about Haiti & how the hope is in the children and how the women need to get to positions of power. I am going to connect her with BPW Haiti.
Met a young man named Stephenson – very talented musician. Speaks English well. Taught him to play spoons & stepdance! We had a good laugh. Wrote out the words for Akiwowo – they just love that song. We also sang a song in Creole which I recorded on my cell – the harmonies!!
7PM & sitting in the dark. Electricity is out again. But at least rooster is not crowing!!! However, baby is howling, people are boisterously chattering.
March 19, 2011
Woke up at 5 to the sounds of….you guessed it…cockadoodledoo!! All packed up, was served a rice dish for breakfast which was delicious – had vegetables & meat & a delicious sauce. Took some more photos of the family. Headed out to the airport around 9 – plane boarded at 11:15 and we were in the air by 11:45 which was 15 mins ahead of schedule. Never saw that happen before! As we flew over Haiti, tears welled up in my eyes as I said goodbye. They stole my heart! I fell in love with the hope-filled people of Haiti – wonderful, generous and joyful. They gave me an amazing parting gift of their friendship.


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SAN MARCOS --- Palomar College is reporting a record enrollment this fall as a bumper crop of high school graduates from the class of 2001 seeks to gain the special skills that will land them work in a tight job market, officials said Friday.
College officials tallied 30,672 students enrolled at Palomar as of Thursday, 2,404 more than on Sept. 10, the day an official census was taken. Thursday's enrollment is 20 percent more than the enrollment of 25,554 on Sept. 10, 2000.
Herman Lee, director of enrollment services, said the current enrollment is not only an all-time high, but it could go even higher as students sign up for short classes that have yet to begin. The previous record set in 1998 was 27,670 students.
The numbers make Palomar the second largest institution of higher learning in overall enrollment in San Diego County, behind San Diego State University, the college reported. San Diego State lists about 34,000 students. Palomar opened in 1946 with 198 students.
"I think going to college is popular again," Lee said.
Officials at both Palomar and MiraCosta, the two North County community colleges, said that enrollment may have been spurred by the bursting of the bubble of the dot.com economy and the loss of many jobs. At the same time, students from larger graduating classes at area high schools are finding that decent jobs demand special training.
Dick Robertson, MiraCosta's vice president for student services, said the economic dislocations since Sept. 11 may well mean even greater demand for classes at the community colleges. Most students in school this semester registered before the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
"In tough times," he said, "we expect the enrollment to increase. Our assumption is that people come to school when they need job skills to keep their jobs, and when jobs are tight, high school kids come into college to get prepared."
Besides, he noted, community college remains the best bargain in education in California. The cost per credit hour is $11.
Of those enrolled Sept. 10 this year, 24,905 were taking courses for credit. They represented the equivalent of 14,431 full-time students.
Officials at MiraCosta College, with campuses in Oceanside and Encinitas, said the overall numbers grew 1.6 percent since last fall. The number of students taking credit courses grew 3.58 percent. Robertson said growth there has been averaging out to about 2 percent since 1995 and meeting a target set in the master plan.
MiraCosta listed some 12,404 students enrolled Sept. 10. There were 9,909 taking courses for credit.
Palomar's Lee said a major challenge facing the college is how to find instructors and classrooms for each of the 3,318 classes taught on the San Marcos campus and eight centers around North County.
Michael Rourke, Palomar's dean of mathematics and natural and health sciences, said plans are moving forward on a long-sought high-technology classroom and lab building that would bring relief to the space crunch on campus.
He said the community college chancellor is investing $1 million for architectural and engineering drawings for the building. Getting construction money depends on whether voters pass a bond issue for education next year.
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The University of Kentucky would like you to know that it is not afraid to teach students about the Holocaust, no matter what a widely circulated e-mail message claims.
A digital chain letter, which first surfaced earlier this year, castigates the institution for allegedly eliminating the Holocaust from its curriculum in deference to a vocal Muslim community that denied the tragedy ever took place. "This is a frightening portent of the fear that is gripping the world and how easily each country is giving into it," the messages goes on to say, before asking each recipient to "continue the memorial chain" by forwarding the note to 10 more people.
In fact, though, the university has never even considered jettisoning courses in the Holocaust. Kentucky offers an interdisciplinary minor in Judaic studies, and its history department devotes an entire 300-level course to the Holocaust, campus officials said in a written statement today.
So how did the university get attacked for playing down one of history's greatest atrocities? It appears to be a case of mistaken identity. Earlier this year an almost identical e-mail message made the rounds, chiding the UK — the United Kingdom, that is — for eliminating Holocaust education from its schools. (That message was only marginally less misleading, according to the veteran debunkers at Snopes: In fact, just one British history department stopped teaching about the Holocaust because the subject was considered controversial.)
Evidently a recipient of that message misunderstood the meaning of "UK" and — voilà! — Kentucky was embroiled in an unflattering urban legend.
Angry telephone calls and e-mail from alumni started trickling in about six months ago, according to Allison Elliott, a university spokeswoman, and Kentucky officials responded to the complaints individually, quoting a statement from the university's assistant provost. But lately, the calls have been coming fast and furious, so the institution is hoping a publicity push will end the myth once and for all.
"I thought the issue was dead," said Ms. Elliott. "But it got really bad during the past week. Everyone in our office had gotten a couple of calls about this, and there were a few e-mails sent straight to our president's account." —Brock Read


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Authorities in Iran have closed down nine private music schools in and around the Iranian holy city of Qom, south of the capital of Tehran, angering the students, the official news agency IRNA reported Wednesday.
"Nine private music teaching centers have been closed in Qom and its province," IRNA said, emphasizing that there were few cultural activities in the city and young people had little to do during the summer vacation.
However, the conservative daily Jomhuri Eslami welcomed the move, which sources said concerned more than a quarter of the province's music schools. "The enemy has always used art and music to destroy the identity of our national culture," it claimed.
"Most young people study destructive and violent Western music in these schools, which become centers of corruption," the paper charged.
Meanwhile, local police chief Ahmad Moghassemi alleged without elaborating that some of the students "did not respect Islamic religious values". "These closures do not mean that we are against the teaching of music, but there are some offences which we must punish," he said.
The news agency also quoted the local Qom representative of the culture ministry, Mohammad-Mehdi Ahmadi, as saying that the schools affected had not had proper certificates. It is noteworthy to mention that teaching of music is generally encouraged in the Islamic Republic and Western music has been authorized for the past three years, but women are not allowed to sing solo on the radio or television, or in concerts where men are present. (Albawaba.com)
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Donald Muentz died as a result of Alzheimer's July 1, 2014.
Donald was born Jan. 4, 1927. He was hired by Livermore High School in 1959 to teach English and to coach wrestling. He was a weight lifter and known for his developed muscles. Socially, he was quiet and reserved. His style was brusque and abrupt.
In 1966, he married Marjorie Heath and had two sons, Aaron and Mark. Marriage and family changed his style. He gave up weight lifting and went into Yoga and became a vegetarian. His other great interest was backpacking and hiking in the high Sierra's.
He and his wife separated in 1978 but shared parental duties. When he retired in 1991, he took care of his mother who suffered from dementia. After she died, he pursued his interest in the mountains and retired to Grass Valley in 1998. He was physically and mentally active until 2008 when dementia claimed his mind and he returned to Pleasanton to be near family.
He is survived by his sons, Aaron (Keri) and Mark, and grandchildren Lydia and Henry, two nieces Patty Troupe and Susan Frazier and cousins.
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GOTHENBURG-The Sutherland girls' basketball team outscored North Platte St. Pat's 25-10 in the second half on Thursday to win the subdistrict championship 43-28.
The Sailors had a very balanced scoring effort from four players - Sam Staggs, Jalyne Schuster, Kaley Stokey and Kenzie White. Staggs led Sutherland with 12 points. Stokey followed with 11 and Schuster and White each had 10. Staggs also had six rebounds and six steals.
After winning the D1-11, Sutherland will play Hemingford (20-3) for the district title on Feb. 23 in Sidney.
St. Pat's (20-4) still has a shot to get into the state tournament with the wild card as they are ranked No. 3 in wild card points. But after O'Neill St. Mary's, the No. 1 ranked team in the point standings, lost their subdistrict final to Boyd County, the Irish will need No. 2 Friend to win its district championship.
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Hi friends. My mom and I had a great little girls day last week where we baked up about 450 cookies (yikes!) for the holidays. While I could probably eat them all myself, we made as many as we did because we like to give most of them away to friends and family every year. Who doesn't love receiving tins and platters of cookies, am I right?
The two types of cookies we made are called melomakarona and kourabiedes. Melomakarona are dark brown honey cookies topped with walnuts, and kourabiedes are sugar cookies coated in… you guessed it, sugar.
I will be coming back with recipes and directions for these cookies at a later time, but for today's post I wanted to share the "behind the scenes" of the baking process. I snapped some photos as we were going along, as I think it's so fun to watch the process progress. Let's start with melomakarona.
The dough should be wrapped in some foil for about 10-15 minutes to let the ingredients blend/rest before starting.You can make whatever shape you want, but melomakarona are traditionally this kind of log design. We made two different types because of two different recipes. The round version are vegan!
Poking holes with your fork not only helps the cookie bake completely, but also aids in the absorption of the honey syrup.
The syrup should be made 3-4 hours in advance and set aside.You want to soak the cookies in the syrup immediately after they come out of the oven. That's when they absorb the most.Crush the walnuts and add cinnamon for the topping.Sprinkle on top!We had some craziness going on…
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Time for kourabiedes! The dough looks similar and you want to let it rest the way you would with the other cookies.Make about 1in balls – again, you can make these into any shape you want.Once they're cooked, let them cool completely. The sugar will get wet and nasty if they're the slightest bit warm.
Coat the top and bottom.Add as much sugar as you want. I love adding a lot!Gimme some oven lovin'.


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