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This is a tough time to feel optimistic about the future. With the notable exception of impressive global cooperation on climate change and energy, our papers and screens have been dominated for months by stories about terrorism and war. But this barrage of negative stories is obscuring the full picture of what’s happening around the world.
For three years now, I’ve ended the year by sharing a short list of good-news stories that you might have missed. This exercise feels especially important this year. I’m happy to report that it was hard to winnow the list down to just a handful of stories.
On July 24, Nigeria marked one full year without a single new case of locally acquired polio, the crippling and sometimes fatal disease. It is the last country in Africa to stop transmission of wild polio. This milestone represents a huge victory—one that some experts feared would never come. It required mapping every settlement in the north of the country, counting all the children in every house, delivering oral polio vaccine several times a year, working with hundreds of thousands of traditional leaders and community mobilizers, and operating in areas dominated by extremist groups. Nigeria’s efforts show that smart strategies can work even under the most difficult conditions.
When the global campaign to eradicate polio began in 1988, polio was endemic in 125 countries. The list is now down to just two: Afghanistan and Pakistan. We’ve come more than 99 percent of the way to eradication. I am confident we can finish the job.
In April, the astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson accepted the National Academy of Science’s most prestigious award. I’ve included this on my list not because of the award itself; Dr. Tyson has received lots of big honors during his distinguished career. I’ve included it because of the brilliant speech he gave that day. He makes the best argument I’ve ever heard for ensuring that science plays a big role in policymaking. Inspired by the short and eloquent Gettysburg Address, Dr. Tyson makes his case in just 272 words. Dr. Tyson’s speech should be required reading (or viewing!) for all students, just like the speech on which it was based.
On October 5, I woke up to the wonderful news that this year’s Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine had been awarded to three researchers who developed indispensable tools for fighting diseases of the poor. William C. Campbell of the United States and Satoshi Ōmura of Japan were honored for work that led to the drug Ivermectin, which is super effective at treating a wide range of diseases caused by parasitic worms, such as river blindness and filariasis. Tu Youyou of China was honored for developing Artemisinin, which is the centerpiece of treatments that have made malaria entirely treatable and save more than 100,000 lives every year. Ivermectin and Artemisinin are true miracle drugs—and proof of the outsized impact that can flow from a single great discovery.
As Melinda and I highlighted in this year’s annual letter, we believe that mobile banking is one of the best tools we’ve ever seen for helping people lift themselves out of poverty. Today, more than two billion people have no access to financial services, severely limiting their ability to borrow, save, invest, and participate in the mainstream economy. But that is changing fast. A new report by scholars at the Brookings Institution shows that many countries are making national commitments to financial inclusion and helping mobile banking reach critical mass. Kenya is a good example of what’s possible. Today 75 percent of adults there have accounts with a bank or mobile-money provider, up from only 42 percent in 2011. Other countries that are making huge strides include Brazil, Rwanda, Tanzania, Bangladesh, and India. I love the fact that when I’ve traveled in these countries, I’ve seen digital financial innovation that’s even outpacing what we see in rich countries.
In April, health officials declared the Americas the first region in the world to be free of endemic rubella, thanks to a massive, 15-year effort to vaccinate men, women, and children everywhere in the hemisphere. Rubella, also known as German measles, leads to death or severe birth defects when women get the disease during pregnancy. The campaign to eliminate rubella from the Americas prevented more than 100,000 children from contracting rubella syndrome, saving $3 billion that countries could then use to meet other critical health needs.
This milestone lends momentum not only to efforts to wipe out rubella around the world. It also gives a shot in the arm to efforts to eliminate measles, which is more deadly and more contagious than rubella, because the rubella and measles vaccines are often given in combination.

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this is a tough time to feel optimistic about the future. with the notable exception of impressive global cooperation on climate change and energy, our papers and screens have been dominated for months by stories about terrorism and war. but this barrage of negative stories is obscuring the full picture of what’s happening around the world.
for three years now, i’ve ended the year by sharing a short list of good-news stories that you might have missed. this exercise feels especially important this year. i’m happy to report that it was hard to winnow the list down to just a handful of stories.
on july 24, nigeria marked one full year without a single new case of locally acquired polio, the crippling and sometimes fatal disease. it is the last country in africa to stop transmission of wild polio. this milestone represents a huge victory—one that some experts feared would never come. it required mapping every settlement in the north of the country, counting all the children in every house, delivering oral polio vaccine several times a year, working with hundreds of thousands of traditional leaders and community mobilizers, and operating in areas dominated by extremist groups. nigeria’s efforts show that smart strategies can work even under the most difficult conditions.
when the global campaign to eradicate polio began in 1988, polio was endemic in 125 countries. the list is now down to just two: afghanistan and pakistan. we’ve come more than 99 percent of the way to eradication. i am confident we can finish the job.
in april, the astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson accepted the national academy of science’s most prestigious award. i’ve included this on my list not because of the award itself; dr. tyson has received lots of big honors during his distinguished career. i’ve included it because of the brilliant speech he gave that day. he makes the best argument i’ve ever heard for ensuring that science plays a big role in policymaking. inspired by the short and eloquent gettysburg address, dr. tyson makes his case in just 272 words. dr. tyson’s speech should be required reading (or viewing!) for all students, just like the speech on which it was based.
on october 5, i woke up to the wonderful news that this year’s nobel prize in physiology or medicine had been awarded to three researchers who developed indispensable tools for fighting diseases of the poor. william c. campbell of the united states and satoshi ōmura of japan were honored for work that led to the drug ivermectin, which is super effective at treating a wide range of diseases caused by parasitic worms, such as river blindness and filariasis. tu youyou of china was honored for developing artemisinin, which is the centerpiece of treatments that have made malaria entirely treatable and save more than 100,000 lives every year. ivermectin and artemisinin are true miracle drugs—and proof of the outsized impact that can flow from a single great discovery.
as melinda and i highlighted in this year’s annual letter, we believe that mobile banking is one of the best tools we’ve ever seen for helping people lift themselves out of poverty. today, more than two billion people have no access to financial services, severely limiting their ability to borrow, save, invest, and participate in the mainstream economy. but that is changing fast. a new report by scholars at the brookings institution shows that many countries are making national commitments to financial inclusion and helping mobile banking reach critical mass. kenya is a good example of what’s possible. today 75 percent of adults there have accounts with a bank or mobile-money provider, up from only 42 percent in 2011. other countries that are making huge strides include brazil, rwanda, tanzania, bangladesh, and india. i love the fact that when i’ve traveled in these countries, i’ve seen digital financial innovation that’s even outpacing what we see in rich countries.
in april, health officials declared the americas the first region in the world to be free of endemic rubella, thanks to a massive, 15-year effort to vaccinate men, women, and children everywhere in the hemisphere. rubella, also known as german measles, leads to death or severe birth defects when women get the disease during pregnancy. the campaign to eliminate rubella from the americas prevented more than 100,000 children from contracting rubella syndrome, saving $3 billion that countries could then use to meet other critical health needs.
this milestone lends momentum not only to efforts to wipe out rubella around the world. it also gives a shot in the arm to efforts to eliminate measles, which is more deadly and more contagious than rubella, because the rubella and measles vaccines are often given in combination.


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Past experience of a ball mill. It is possible to calculate the grinding media average diameter formed in the mill operation, during grinding media unload from mill (the grinding balls bulk weight in fully unloaded mill). Other enterprises.
High density Zirconium oxide Grinding Media 1.4-1.6mm, 0.000 Ton, Jiangsu,China (Mainland) from Wuxi Yaoen Technology Co., Ltd. on iAbrasive.com.
Coaxially positioned discharge port with larger area for media separation helps in promoting the through put. Baffled flow path of coolant and increased heat transfer area makes the dispersion of heat sensitive materials possible. The pressure and temperature inside the mill can be continuously monitored.
Read Effect of grinding media and NaHS on copper recovery at Northparkes Mines, Minerals Engineering on DeepDyve, the largest online rental service for scholarly research with thousands of academic publications available at your fingertips.
While grinding, the player has to use the control stick to help the playable characters balance on Grind Rails in order to maintain their speed. Much like in Sonic Colors, the player also earns 1,000 points per second the playable characters are grinding. In other media Sonic X. Sonic grinding in Sonic X.
For Final Fantasy Tactics The War of the Lions on the PSP, a GameFAQs message board topic titled help? grinding? early tips?.
Grinding Tips. Grinding with Speed, It may help when rough grinding to be aware of the spark pattern- if the entire width of the belt is not throwing sparks, you may have the blade unevenly applied to the belt. Hold the tang firmly with your left hand.

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past experience of a ball mill. it is possible to calculate the grinding media average diameter formed in the mill operation, during grinding media unload from mill (the grinding balls bulk weight in fully unloaded mill). other enterprises.
high density zirconium oxide grinding media 1.4-1.6mm, 0.000 ton, jiangsu,china (mainland) from wuxi yaoen technology co., ltd. on iabrasive.com.
coaxially positioned discharge port with larger area for media separation helps in promoting the through put. baffled flow path of coolant and increased heat transfer area makes the dispersion of heat sensitive materials possible. the pressure and temperature inside the mill can be continuously monitored.
read effect of grinding media and nahs on copper recovery at northparkes mines, minerals engineering on deepdyve, the largest online rental service for scholarly research with thousands of academic publications available at your fingertips.
while grinding, the player has to use the control stick to help the playable characters balance on grind rails in order to maintain their speed. much like in sonic colors, the player also earns 1,000 points per second the playable characters are grinding. in other media sonic x. sonic grinding in sonic x.
for final fantasy tactics the war of the lions on the psp, a gamefaqs message board topic titled help? grinding? early tips?.
grinding tips. grinding with speed, it may help when rough grinding to be aware of the spark pattern- if the entire width of the belt is not throwing sparks, you may have the blade unevenly applied to the belt. hold the tang firmly with your left hand.


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Last summer, in Granada, an instantly recognisable smell filled my nostrils as I walked past a building that turned out to be a perfumery. Like a cartoon character floating on air, I was drawn inside, my nose trailing the scent that had stopped me in my tracks.
The smell was storax, and though I couldn’t have named it, I knew straight away it was the base note of my beloved Chaos, a Donna Karan perfume that was gifted to me one Christmas and discontinued soon after. A complex, prickly, almost medicinal concoction, I’d spent years searching for something similar, but never found anything like it.
Unfortunately, what I smelled that day was not a perfume, but a home fragrance. I bought it anyway — not to burn, just to have — and every now and then I open the drawer I keep it in, breathe it in, and I’m 22 again.
While I miss the scent, what I miss more is the fact that, for a few short years, it was my scent. I never met another person who wore it, it never failed to arouse people’s curiosity, and anyone who tried it never liked it. Something about Chaos and me just clicked.
That’s the wonder of a great perfume. Powerfully evocative, it becomes a fundamental part of who we are, so it’s little wonder the niche fragrance market is booming, as we become ever more discerning about our fragrance choices.
While mass produced perfumes will always dominate, the future of fragrance is far more discreet. For the niche customer, it’s not about the lure of celebrity or satisfying a designer craving with a bottle of Miss Dior, it’s just about good scents; and a new breed of Irish perfumers are making scents that set their wearers apart.
“It’s an new era,” says Marija Aslimoska, a lifelong perfume obsessive who stocks some of the world’s finest niche fragrances in her shop, Parfumarija, in Dublin’s Westbury Mall.
A classically trained perfumer who studied in the famed Grasse region of France, when she returned to Dublin, Marija was constantly fielding recommendation requests from friends, often telling them that the world’s best perfumes just weren’t available here.
So she decided to change that. Now, she says, the growth of the niche market is reflected in the big brands like Dior and Chanel, all of whom are doing exclusive lines to appeal to the niche customer.
Five minutes in Parfumarija is all it takes to understand the appeal of going niche. “They’re not packed with ingredients like commercial perfumes,” Marija explains.
Beyond niche, there is bespoke, and Marija also creates custom scents to order. “People no longer want to smell like everybody else, they want to be individual,” she says.
A Waters & Wild scent in the making.
For Danielle Ryan, founder of Dublin-based lifestyle brand ROADS, perfume is “not just about finding a fragrance you like, but also one that represents the person you are”.
Danielle felt compelled to add a fragrance strand to the ROADS offering when a theatre project inadvertently led her into the world of perfume.
“We were looking at introducing scents during the performances to enhance the audience experience,” she says.
Stocked in some of the world’s most luxurious retail outlets, ROADS perfumes — based on concepts like Cloud 9, Flower Mountain and Neon — sit alongside some of the biggest mass-market brands, but Danielle says, “I think there’s space for both.
Sadie Chowen of The Burren Perfumery also points to customer confidence when it comes to the growing market for niche fragrances. “Once people were keen to be associated with a brand, now they have confidence in their own taste,” she says.
Sadie Chowen surrounded by inspriation at the Burren Perfumery.
Captivated by the Burren 25 years ago, Sadie bought a cottage there just three months after her first visit, and soon began working at the perfumery. Instantly, she says, “I had a very strong vision for it — I could see exactly what it could be.
That’s when I became interested in perfume.” To realise this vision, she undertook four years of perfume training in Paris, and returns every year to refine her skills. Inspired by her heavenly surroundings, she has since created over half a dozen fragrances for The Burren Perfumery, which she now owns and runs.
“There’s two sides to being a perfumer: the creative side and the scientific side,” she says. “Training is all about building your scent vocabulary; you learn 300 raw materials, which you have to be able to recognise without visual cues. These are your building blocks.
Far from finding the crowded fragrance market daunting, Sadie says working outside of the mainstream gives The Burren Perfumery “the freedom to follow our own star and create products we like rather than trying to compete with the multinationals or follow market trends.
“Some of the mass market fragrances are lovely, they’re created by fantastic perfumers,” she says. “But because they spend so much on marketing they can’t afford to have a perfume that doesn’t sell. They stay in a fairly safe bandwidth of what the last top ten perfumes were. We totally disregard that and do our own thing, and that’s quite liberating.
“The business has been growing every year, and what I’ve seen recently is a keen interest from Irish people in Irish perfume, which is fantastic,” she says.
Launched in 2016 by Joan Woods, Waters & Wild is not just Irish, and not just niche, it’s organic; but as Joan found when she went to France to train as a perfumer, there’s a resistance to that concept in the traditional perfume world.
“They were adamant: you cannot work with only natural ingredients,” she tells me.
Joan’s interest in perfume was sparked by a move to West Cork, 15 years ago.
“There’s no air pollution here, so everything is very vital and intensified,” she explains.
The rebel perfumer is now garnering accolades from even the most traditional quarters. At this year’s Pitti Fragranze, the fragrance industry’s biggest trade show, Waters & Wild was marked as One to Watch, but it was the reaction from fellow perfumers that most excited Joan.
“We were visited by a nose from Fragrantica, the perfume encyclopedia. He was very skeptical about natural perfumes, but he really liked them and how subtle they are. That was wonderful to hear,” she says.

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last summer, in granada, an instantly recognisable smell filled my nostrils as i walked past a building that turned out to be a perfumery. like a cartoon character floating on air, i was drawn inside, my nose trailing the scent that had stopped me in my tracks.
the smell was storax, and though i couldn’t have named it, i knew straight away it was the base note of my beloved chaos, a donna karan perfume that was gifted to me one christmas and discontinued soon after. a complex, prickly, almost medicinal concoction, i’d spent years searching for something similar, but never found anything like it.
unfortunately, what i smelled that day was not a perfume, but a home fragrance. i bought it anyway — not to burn, just to have — and every now and then i open the drawer i keep it in, breathe it in, and i’m 22 again.
while i miss the scent, what i miss more is the fact that, for a few short years, it was my scent. i never met another person who wore it, it never failed to arouse people’s curiosity, and anyone who tried it never liked it. something about chaos and me just clicked.
that’s the wonder of a great perfume. powerfully evocative, it becomes a fundamental part of who we are, so it’s little wonder the niche fragrance market is booming, as we become ever more discerning about our fragrance choices.
while mass produced perfumes will always dominate, the future of fragrance is far more discreet. for the niche customer, it’s not about the lure of celebrity or satisfying a designer craving with a bottle of miss dior, it’s just about good scents; and a new breed of irish perfumers are making scents that set their wearers apart.
“it’s an new era,” says marija aslimoska, a lifelong perfume obsessive who stocks some of the world’s finest niche fragrances in her shop, parfumarija, in dublin’s westbury mall.
a classically trained perfumer who studied in the famed grasse region of france, when she returned to dublin, marija was constantly fielding recommendation requests from friends, often telling them that the world’s best perfumes just weren’t available here.
so she decided to change that. now, she says, the growth of the niche market is reflected in the big brands like dior and chanel, all of whom are doing exclusive lines to appeal to the niche customer.
five minutes in parfumarija is all it takes to understand the appeal of going niche. “they’re not packed with ingredients like commercial perfumes,” marija explains.
beyond niche, there is bespoke, and marija also creates custom scents to order. “people no longer want to smell like everybody else, they want to be individual,” she says.
a waters & wild scent in the making.
for danielle ryan, founder of dublin-based lifestyle brand roads, perfume is “not just about finding a fragrance you like, but also one that represents the person you are”.
danielle felt compelled to add a fragrance strand to the roads offering when a theatre project inadvertently led her into the world of perfume.
“we were looking at introducing scents during the performances to enhance the audience experience,” she says.
stocked in some of the world’s most luxurious retail outlets, roads perfumes — based on concepts like cloud 9, flower mountain and neon — sit alongside some of the biggest mass-market brands, but danielle says, “i think there’s space for both.
sadie chowen of the burren perfumery also points to customer confidence when it comes to the growing market for niche fragrances. “once people were keen to be associated with a brand, now they have confidence in their own taste,” she says.
sadie chowen surrounded by inspriation at the burren perfumery.
captivated by the burren 25 years ago, sadie bought a cottage there just three months after her first visit, and soon began working at the perfumery. instantly, she says, “i had a very strong vision for it — i could see exactly what it could be.
that’s when i became interested in perfume.” to realise this vision, she undertook four years of perfume training in paris, and returns every year to refine her skills. inspired by her heavenly surroundings, she has since created over half a dozen fragrances for the burren perfumery, which she now owns and runs.
“there’s two sides to being a perfumer: the creative side and the scientific side,” she says. “training is all about building your scent vocabulary; you learn 300 raw materials, which you have to be able to recognise without visual cues. these are your building blocks.
far from finding the crowded fragrance market daunting, sadie says working outside of the mainstream gives the burren perfumery “the freedom to follow our own star and create products we like rather than trying to compete with the multinationals or follow market trends.
“some of the mass market fragrances are lovely, they’re created by fantastic perfumers,” she says. “but because they spend so much on marketing they can’t afford to have a perfume that doesn’t sell. they stay in a fairly safe bandwidth of what the last top ten perfumes were. we totally disregard that and do our own thing, and that’s quite liberating.
“the business has been growing every year, and what i’ve seen recently is a keen interest from irish people in irish perfume, which is fantastic,” she says.
launched in 2016 by joan woods, waters & wild is not just irish, and not just niche, it’s organic; but as joan found when she went to france to train as a perfumer, there’s a resistance to that concept in the traditional perfume world.
“they were adamant: you cannot work with only natural ingredients,” she tells me.
joan’s interest in perfume was sparked by a move to west cork, 15 years ago.
“there’s no air pollution here, so everything is very vital and intensified,” she explains.
the rebel perfumer is now garnering accolades from even the most traditional quarters. at this year’s pitti fragranze, the fragrance industry’s biggest trade show, waters & wild was marked as one to watch, but it was the reaction from fellow perfumers that most excited joan.
“we were visited by a nose from fragrantica, the perfume encyclopedia. he was very skeptical about natural perfumes, but he really liked them and how subtle they are. that was wonderful to hear,” she says.


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The aim of the expedition was to introduce Officer Cadets to Alpine mountaineering, including teaching them crevasse rescue techniques and skills for moving on a glacier using ice axe and crampons, and to give them experience of summiting an Alpine peak. There were 11 military participants and one civilian International Federation of Mountain Guides Association guide. Of the military participants, eight were Officer Cadets and three were instructors (including the expedition leader, Captain Amanda Washbrook R SIGNALS and the expedition second-in-command, Officer Cadet North).
We chose an area with sub-4000m, accessible Alpine peaks that offer good introductory opportunities for participants. We feel this was a sound decision as it ensured those who acclimatised less quickly or were less fit or surefooted were able to participate in challenging training above the snowline which did not over-face them.
Selection weekends were held in the Brecon Beacons and Snowdonia in Spring 2017. This training was helpful to assess individuals’ fitness and robustness (including sure-footedness), and also their response to discomfort due to very poor weather before selecting participants for the expedition proper. Pre-training in first aid was delivered to participants two weeks prior to departure by a Unit instructor. Pre-training was also delivered in rope skills and climbing. This took place during a drill night and a training weekend in the Peak District prior to the expedition. It was useful for participants to practise simple skills such as tying-in and putting on harnesses in a real environment so that this was not new to them in the Alps. It was also a good opportunity for participants to receive a detailed brief on the expedition, be shown how to pack their rucksacks, and start to get to know each other.
Funding from the Ulysses Trust enabled this expedition to take place and we are very grateful for this support. Below is a daily diary of the expedition, which illustrates the activities that took place and includes accounts from Officer Cadets (OCdts) of their experiences.
OCdts and instructors paraded for kit and document checks and briefings, and an early night.
A very early start to drive to Folkestone and take the Eurotunnel to Calais. We drove through France and into Switzerland, and spent the night at Camping Les Rocailles near Champex. The group decided to eat in one of the small restaurants in Champex.
Having slept well after a full day of travelling, we were all ready to embark on the ascent up to the mountain hut – Caban d’Orny. This involved taking a cable car up for roughly 500m, and then a further four-hour walk up to the hut, during which we were spoilt by the breath-taking views and scenery of the Swiss Alps. The mountain hut itself had a simple and rustic feel, and we quickly made ourselves at home by packing our kit away and getting on our Crocs. In the evening we were also greeted by our Mountaineering Instructor – Stu McAleese – who introduced himself and gave us a brief of the training for the next day. With a long day ahead, we all turned in for an early night.
After a 4am start, the team of six OCdts and two mountain instructors set out for our first ecôle de glace and possible summit attempt.
Soon after leaving the mountain hut we arrived at the glacier leading up the mountain. This was our first experience of using crampons and tying together in files of four. Clumsily at first, we set out up the glacier focusing on every step we took. It soon became apparent that the danger of crevasses was very real, with parts of the glacier deeply scarred in several places. Unfazed, our mountain guides taught us the drills to carry out in case of a fall and led us over the crevasses with ease.
As we approached the peak we realised that with the heat of the sun meant if we did not begin our descent soon the ice would start to melt, meaning our crampons would be less secure. It was decided that the safest option was for us to stop about 300m to the left of the summit, which would have been time consuming to ascend given its gradient. Nonetheless, the view was spectacular, with us able to see down the valley into France and also catch a glimpse of the top of Mont Blanc.
After some lunch, we descended back towards the mountain hut. Just before finishing for the day, we did some further practice of crevasse rescue drills, including how to construct a pulley rescue system using either ice screws or an ice axe dug into the ground. With high spirits, we returned to the hut where we met the other OCdts who had enjoyed a day’s rock climbing, to share our stories from the day over some well-deserved brews.
We awoke to torrential rain as we prepared to walk down the mountain today. Having not seen much of the surroundings on our way up to Caban d’Orny a few days prior, we didn’t see much more on the way down… except perhaps more rain. We did, however, spot a Chamois which excited James so much he dropped his pole! Drenched and cold at the foot of the mountain, we jumped into the combivan to drive to Moiry Glacier two hours further East. Despite promises that the weather is usually better in this area, the ascent to Caban de Moiry was not dissimilar to the training hike in Snowdonia in March, as Duncan repeatedly pointed out. But as we rounded the corner to our destination, the view from the Caban reminded us we were somewhere far cooler. After a long, wet day the view of the seracs and the glacier below was breath-taking and well worth the hike! Plus the mac’n’cheese dinner was blissful.
While the other team went and trained above the snowline, learning Alpine skills and summiting the Pigne de la Le, three of us remained in the mountain hut for a lesson on rope work with CSM Sauvary. We practised knot-tying set-ups for a variety of situations such as top rope climbing as well as scrambling. We were lucky enough to be outside the mountain hut doing this when the resupply helicopter came up, which was an interesting insight into life in the mountains. Later in the day, once the others had returned, we went out for a climbing/scrambling lesson where we got to put some of the knot and rope skills we had learnt that morning into practice.
Because of very poor weather, the group walked down from the Caban de Moiry, to strike camp for the night at Camping Les Marmottes, and we said goodbye to our IFMGA guide Stu.
On Friday we were still disappointed that we weren’t up in the mountains, however we could still enjoy the beautiful scenery. We had all decided to go to the rock and alpinism museum to learn some more about the landscape that we had spent time in and the background of climbing and mountaineering. This was a very useful and fascinating trip and allowed us to understand a lot of what we had seen during the trip.
We then had the opportunity to explore the town and take in the local culture. Then we continued on to the local kit and equipment store where we were able to see what is available on the market for mountaineering, climbing and various other outdoor sports.
Being the last evening, we had the chance to reflect on the trip and discuss potential future plans to continue developing the skills that we had learnt.
The drive back through France to take the Eurotunnel back to the UK. We arrived back at the OTC and got our heads down!

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the aim of the expedition was to introduce officer cadets to alpine mountaineering, including teaching them crevasse rescue techniques and skills for moving on a glacier using ice axe and crampons, and to give them experience of summiting an alpine peak. there were 11 military participants and one civilian international federation of mountain guides association guide. of the military participants, eight were officer cadets and three were instructors (including the expedition leader, captain amanda washbrook r signals and the expedition second-in-command, officer cadet north).
we chose an area with sub-4000m, accessible alpine peaks that offer good introductory opportunities for participants. we feel this was a sound decision as it ensured those who acclimatised less quickly or were less fit or surefooted were able to participate in challenging training above the snowline which did not over-face them.
selection weekends were held in the brecon beacons and snowdonia in spring 2017. this training was helpful to assess individuals’ fitness and robustness (including sure-footedness), and also their response to discomfort due to very poor weather before selecting participants for the expedition proper. pre-training in first aid was delivered to participants two weeks prior to departure by a unit instructor. pre-training was also delivered in rope skills and climbing. this took place during a drill night and a training weekend in the peak district prior to the expedition. it was useful for participants to practise simple skills such as tying-in and putting on harnesses in a real environment so that this was not new to them in the alps. it was also a good opportunity for participants to receive a detailed brief on the expedition, be shown how to pack their rucksacks, and start to get to know each other.
funding from the ulysses trust enabled this expedition to take place and we are very grateful for this support. below is a daily diary of the expedition, which illustrates the activities that took place and includes accounts from officer cadets (ocdts) of their experiences.
ocdts and instructors paraded for kit and document checks and briefings, and an early night.
a very early start to drive to folkestone and take the eurotunnel to calais. we drove through france and into switzerland, and spent the night at camping les rocailles near champex. the group decided to eat in one of the small restaurants in champex.
having slept well after a full day of travelling, we were all ready to embark on the ascent up to the mountain hut – caban d’orny. this involved taking a cable car up for roughly 500m, and then a further four-hour walk up to the hut, during which we were spoilt by the breath-taking views and scenery of the swiss alps. the mountain hut itself had a simple and rustic feel, and we quickly made ourselves at home by packing our kit away and getting on our crocs. in the evening we were also greeted by our mountaineering instructor – stu mcaleese – who introduced himself and gave us a brief of the training for the next day. with a long day ahead, we all turned in for an early night.
after a 4am start, the team of six ocdts and two mountain instructors set out for our first ecôle de glace and possible summit attempt.
soon after leaving the mountain hut we arrived at the glacier leading up the mountain. this was our first experience of using crampons and tying together in files of four. clumsily at first, we set out up the glacier focusing on every step we took. it soon became apparent that the danger of crevasses was very real, with parts of the glacier deeply scarred in several places. unfazed, our mountain guides taught us the drills to carry out in case of a fall and led us over the crevasses with ease.
as we approached the peak we realised that with the heat of the sun meant if we did not begin our descent soon the ice would start to melt, meaning our crampons would be less secure. it was decided that the safest option was for us to stop about 300m to the left of the summit, which would have been time consuming to ascend given its gradient. nonetheless, the view was spectacular, with us able to see down the valley into france and also catch a glimpse of the top of mont blanc.
after some lunch, we descended back towards the mountain hut. just before finishing for the day, we did some further practice of crevasse rescue drills, including how to construct a pulley rescue system using either ice screws or an ice axe dug into the ground. with high spirits, we returned to the hut where we met the other ocdts who had enjoyed a day’s rock climbing, to share our stories from the day over some well-deserved brews.
we awoke to torrential rain as we prepared to walk down the mountain today. having not seen much of the surroundings on our way up to caban d’orny a few days prior, we didn’t see much more on the way down… except perhaps more rain. we did, however, spot a chamois which excited james so much he dropped his pole! drenched and cold at the foot of the mountain, we jumped into the combivan to drive to moiry glacier two hours further east. despite promises that the weather is usually better in this area, the ascent to caban de moiry was not dissimilar to the training hike in snowdonia in march, as duncan repeatedly pointed out. but as we rounded the corner to our destination, the view from the caban reminded us we were somewhere far cooler. after a long, wet day the view of the seracs and the glacier below was breath-taking and well worth the hike! plus the mac’n’cheese dinner was blissful.
while the other team went and trained above the snowline, learning alpine skills and summiting the pigne de la le, three of us remained in the mountain hut for a lesson on rope work with csm sauvary. we practised knot-tying set-ups for a variety of situations such as top rope climbing as well as scrambling. we were lucky enough to be outside the mountain hut doing this when the resupply helicopter came up, which was an interesting insight into life in the mountains. later in the day, once the others had returned, we went out for a climbing/scrambling lesson where we got to put some of the knot and rope skills we had learnt that morning into practice.
because of very poor weather, the group walked down from the caban de moiry, to strike camp for the night at camping les marmottes, and we said goodbye to our ifmga guide stu.
on friday we were still disappointed that we weren’t up in the mountains, however we could still enjoy the beautiful scenery. we had all decided to go to the rock and alpinism museum to learn some more about the landscape that we had spent time in and the background of climbing and mountaineering. this was a very useful and fascinating trip and allowed us to understand a lot of what we had seen during the trip.
we then had the opportunity to explore the town and take in the local culture. then we continued on to the local kit and equipment store where we were able to see what is available on the market for mountaineering, climbing and various other outdoor sports.
being the last evening, we had the chance to reflect on the trip and discuss potential future plans to continue developing the skills that we had learnt.
the drive back through france to take the eurotunnel back to the uk. we arrived back at the otc and got our heads down!


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At the time of the military coup, about 60 percent of Chile's irrigated land and 50 percent of total agricultural land was in control of the public sector. Land reform had started in the 1960s with expropriations of large landholdings (those larger than eighty basic irrigated hectares--BIH), and the encouragement of small farms (about 8.5 BIH) managed by their owners. The Allende administration favored large-scale farms under cooperatives and state-farm management over private ownership of agricultural land. Starting in 1974, the military government began using Cora to end agrarian reform by distributing land to establish family farms with individual ownership. In a period of three years, 109,000 farmers and 67,000 descendants of the Mapuche had been assigned property rights to small farms. About 28 percent of the expropriated land was returned to previous owners, and the rest was auctioned off.
Three key legal issues were then clarified by decree law in 1978. Government authority to expropriate land was repealed, the ceilings on landholdings (the equivalent of eighty BIH) were removed, and the ban on corporate ownership of land was eliminated. At the end of 1978, all farmland owned publicly had been distributed, and Cora was legally closed.
Reforms in the legislation that regulated land rentals and land subdivisions in 1980 added flexibility to the rural land markets. But perhaps more crucial aspects of the reforms were the separation of water rights from the land itself and the legal possibility of transferring water titles independently of land transactions.

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at the time of the military coup, about 60 percent of chile's irrigated land and 50 percent of total agricultural land was in control of the public sector. land reform had started in the 1960s with expropriations of large landholdings (those larger than eighty basic irrigated hectares--bih), and the encouragement of small farms (about 8.5 bih) managed by their owners. the allende administration favored large-scale farms under cooperatives and state-farm management over private ownership of agricultural land. starting in 1974, the military government began using cora to end agrarian reform by distributing land to establish family farms with individual ownership. in a period of three years, 109,000 farmers and 67,000 descendants of the mapuche had been assigned property rights to small farms. about 28 percent of the expropriated land was returned to previous owners, and the rest was auctioned off.
three key legal issues were then clarified by decree law in 1978. government authority to expropriate land was repealed, the ceilings on landholdings (the equivalent of eighty bih) were removed, and the ban on corporate ownership of land was eliminated. at the end of 1978, all farmland owned publicly had been distributed, and cora was legally closed.
reforms in the legislation that regulated land rentals and land subdivisions in 1980 added flexibility to the rural land markets. but perhaps more crucial aspects of the reforms were the separation of water rights from the land itself and the legal possibility of transferring water titles independently of land transactions.


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China’s central bank had an odd warning on Thursday: Please don’t burn fake yuan notes.
On Friday, millions of Chinese will celebrate Qingming Festival, the tomb-sweeping holiday, holding memorials for deceased relatives. Part of the tradition involves burning fake money and paper models of goods in the belief that one’s ancestors will get to enjoy the real things in the afterlife. The imitation offerings span every conceivable luxury, from expensive cars to intricately designed mansions.
The problem is that the knockoff yuan bills have come to look increasingly like real ones in recent years, worrying the People’s Bank of China, which is revamping regulations to prevent vandalism of its bank notes and the use of their patterns for commercial or illicit purposes.
Please “be civil in memorials, and don’t buy or use paper sacrifices printed with patterns of the renminbi,” the PBOC’s operation office said in a text messages to the public on Thursday, referring to the currency by its other name.
The bank’s Shenzhen branch also warned last week that those caught illegally using patterns printed on the yuan can be fined up to 50,000 yuan ($7,451).

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china’s central bank had an odd warning on thursday: please don’t burn fake yuan notes.
on friday, millions of chinese will celebrate qingming festival, the tomb-sweeping holiday, holding memorials for deceased relatives. part of the tradition involves burning fake money and paper models of goods in the belief that one’s ancestors will get to enjoy the real things in the afterlife. the imitation offerings span every conceivable luxury, from expensive cars to intricately designed mansions.
the problem is that the knockoff yuan bills have come to look increasingly like real ones in recent years, worrying the people’s bank of china, which is revamping regulations to prevent vandalism of its bank notes and the use of their patterns for commercial or illicit purposes.
please “be civil in memorials, and don’t buy or use paper sacrifices printed with patterns of the renminbi,” the pboc’s operation office said in a text messages to the public on thursday, referring to the currency by its other name.
the bank’s shenzhen branch also warned last week that those caught illegally using patterns printed on the yuan can be fined up to 50,000 yuan ($7,451).


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Delyth Jewell has been returned as an Assembly Member for the South Wales East Region following the sad death of Steffan Lewis.
The Llywydd of the National Assembly for Wales, Elin Jones AM, has been informed by the Regional Returning Officer for the South Wales East Region.
Delyth Jewell will take her oath in due course.

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delyth jewell has been returned as an assembly member for the south wales east region following the sad death of steffan lewis.
the llywydd of the national assembly for wales, elin jones am, has been informed by the regional returning officer for the south wales east region.
delyth jewell will take her oath in due course.


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More than 101,000 Americans are on a waiting list for a kidney. Thousands more are too sick to endure the long wait and are never added to the list. Patients waiting for a heart find a donor in less than a year on average, and the wait for a lung is less than two years, but thousands of people die every year waiting for the only organ of which humans have an extra.
Those waiting for a kidney are disproportionately those most vulnerable in American society. Blacks are represented on the kidney waiting list at a rate 2.5 times their percent of the population. Asians are represented at a rate 1.4 times their percent of the population. Hispanics are represented at 1.14 times their percent of the population.
While dialysis can extend the life of a kidney patient for years, the treatment is not one that allows for a quality of life. Nor does it extend life indefinitely. People ages 45 to 49 live, on average, eight additional years if they remain on dialysis, but they live an additional 23 years if they get a transplant.
Globally, more than 2.8 million people are undergoing dialysis, creating a tremendous demand for kidneys. While very few black market transplant cases have been prosecuted in the United States, the World Health Organization estimates that between 5% and 10% of kidney transplants worldwide are the result of black market transactions.
Beyond the lost productivity of people waiting for a kidney, long waitlists for kidneys are costly to society in other ways. For every year a kidney patient is kept alive through dialysis, it costs Medicare about $80,000. With the 4.5 year wait for a transplant, the $360,000 expenditure for dialysis is a much larger expenditure than the $150,000 transplant. Patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and end stage renal disease (ESRD) comprise less than ten percent of the Medicare population, but account for as much as 28% of Medicare expenditures.
Since the passage of NOTA in 1984, the size of the waiting list for a transplant in the United States has increased by more than 810%. The number of donors has simply not kept pace with the number of people whose lives would be saved with a transplant.
In the decades since the passage of NOTA, the medical and scientific community has fiercely debated potential solutions to the crisis. Meanwhile, more Americans have died waiting for a kidney than have died in the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Vietnam combined. With one in ten people suffering from chronic kidney disease, and the number of patients needing a transplant continuing to grow rapidly, the discussion must be moved beyond medical insiders and toward a solution.
The Foundation for Kidney Transplant Research seeks to educate Americans on the crisis and shape the debate towards a solution to immediately increase the number of organs from living donors available for transplant.
The Foundation for Kidney Transplant Research was founded by Jim Plante, a biotechnology entreprenuer and investor (Thynk Capital, Pathway Genomics, Klotho Therapeutics) after learning he and his siblings carried the genetic mutation for polycystic kidney disease (PKD). PKD patients normally require a kidney transplant at some point in their lives.. Typically, PKD carriers require a kidney transplant at some point in their lives. The best outcomes are usually achieved when the donor is a family member. With the knowledge that he and his family would need a kidney from a non-related donor, Plante began to immerse himself in learning about the transplant process. It quickly became apparent to Plante that the transplant process is broken – thousands of kidney patients die every year waiting for an organ, the black market in kidneys is active across the globe and the cost of patients waiting on dialysis is one of the biggest in Medicare.
Plante also learned about the disincentives to donating that living donors face. Organ transplantation in America is governed by the National Organ Transplant Act (NOTA) of 1984, a law passed at a time when kidney disease was less prevalent and far fewer Americans needed a kidney transplant. NOTA prohibits “valuable consideration” for organs. Under NOTA, kidney donors find themselves paying for travel associated with their donation, weeks of lost wages during recovery time, follow up medical visits and the like.
Plante established the Foundation for Kidney Transplant Research to explore policy options to find a solution to immediately increase the number of kidneys available for transplant, educate the public on the problem and to quantify public support for various policy approaches.

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more than 101,000 americans are on a waiting list for a kidney. thousands more are too sick to endure the long wait and are never added to the list. patients waiting for a heart find a donor in less than a year on average, and the wait for a lung is less than two years, but thousands of people die every year waiting for the only organ of which humans have an extra.
those waiting for a kidney are disproportionately those most vulnerable in american society. blacks are represented on the kidney waiting list at a rate 2.5 times their percent of the population. asians are represented at a rate 1.4 times their percent of the population. hispanics are represented at 1.14 times their percent of the population.
while dialysis can extend the life of a kidney patient for years, the treatment is not one that allows for a quality of life. nor does it extend life indefinitely. people ages 45 to 49 live, on average, eight additional years if they remain on dialysis, but they live an additional 23 years if they get a transplant.
globally, more than 2.8 million people are undergoing dialysis, creating a tremendous demand for kidneys. while very few black market transplant cases have been prosecuted in the united states, the world health organization estimates that between 5% and 10% of kidney transplants worldwide are the result of black market transactions.
beyond the lost productivity of people waiting for a kidney, long waitlists for kidneys are costly to society in other ways. for every year a kidney patient is kept alive through dialysis, it costs medicare about $80,000. with the 4.5 year wait for a transplant, the $360,000 expenditure for dialysis is a much larger expenditure than the $150,000 transplant. patients with chronic kidney disease (ckd) and end stage renal disease (esrd) comprise less than ten percent of the medicare population, but account for as much as 28% of medicare expenditures.
since the passage of nota in 1984, the size of the waiting list for a transplant in the united states has increased by more than 810%. the number of donors has simply not kept pace with the number of people whose lives would be saved with a transplant.
in the decades since the passage of nota, the medical and scientific community has fiercely debated potential solutions to the crisis. meanwhile, more americans have died waiting for a kidney than have died in the wars in iraq, afghanistan and vietnam combined. with one in ten people suffering from chronic kidney disease, and the number of patients needing a transplant continuing to grow rapidly, the discussion must be moved beyond medical insiders and toward a solution.
the foundation for kidney transplant research seeks to educate americans on the crisis and shape the debate towards a solution to immediately increase the number of organs from living donors available for transplant.
the foundation for kidney transplant research was founded by jim plante, a biotechnology entreprenuer and investor (thynk capital, pathway genomics, klotho therapeutics) after learning he and his siblings carried the genetic mutation for polycystic kidney disease (pkd). pkd patients normally require a kidney transplant at some point in their lives.. typically, pkd carriers require a kidney transplant at some point in their lives. the best outcomes are usually achieved when the donor is a family member. with the knowledge that he and his family would need a kidney from a non-related donor, plante began to immerse himself in learning about the transplant process. it quickly became apparent to plante that the transplant process is broken – thousands of kidney patients die every year waiting for an organ, the black market in kidneys is active across the globe and the cost of patients waiting on dialysis is one of the biggest in medicare.
plante also learned about the disincentives to donating that living donors face. organ transplantation in america is governed by the national organ transplant act (nota) of 1984, a law passed at a time when kidney disease was less prevalent and far fewer americans needed a kidney transplant. nota prohibits “valuable consideration” for organs. under nota, kidney donors find themselves paying for travel associated with their donation, weeks of lost wages during recovery time, follow up medical visits and the like.
plante established the foundation for kidney transplant research to explore policy options to find a solution to immediately increase the number of kidneys available for transplant, educate the public on the problem and to quantify public support for various policy approaches.


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lowercased: presale cabin by suncadia's featured builder 'swiftwater custom homes'. this premier, custom, luxury home is quintessentially perfect for all lifestyles. designer finishes are rivaled only by the ideal floor plan with gracious entertaining spaces inside & out. . the master on main is divine w/ fireplace & heated floors. 3 ensuite bedrooms up, 1 ensuite bedroom in the daylight basement w/ large entertaining room. vaulted ceilings, rich hardwoods, beautiful tiled finishes! photos of similar home.


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For Pizza in Incline Village, MoFo’s is the classic Italian and the local institution. There is a dough bar to keep the kids occupied playing with the pizza dough while they watch the pizza being made. They also have a salad bar. This is the place the locals go after soccer games.
Jiffy’s Pizza has a more east coast pizza style and home made ice cream. They also deliver!
Rookies Sports Bar also has great pizza and has the advantage that it is always open.

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for pizza in incline village, mofo’s is the classic italian and the local institution. there is a dough bar to keep the kids occupied playing with the pizza dough while they watch the pizza being made. they also have a salad bar. this is the place the locals go after soccer games.
jiffy’s pizza has a more east coast pizza style and home made ice cream. they also deliver!
rookies sports bar also has great pizza and has the advantage that it is always open.


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is likely one of the quite a few writing services which claims that they will enable you to jot down your essay or every other type of academic work. the google search also reveals that, no less than when using phrases like time period paper help,” students are extra all unemployed professors review for procuring ghostwriting providers than in procuring actual help” corresponding to tutoring, writing ideas, or modifying. with out knowingly detecting impropriety, many a professor can no less than safely assume that he or she has punished college students for utilizing these subpar services by giving them dangerous grades.
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mosaic - mosaic project - confluence for your wiki!
this site is to support the development process, and contains only technical information and details about the integrated tools.
for all other information please consult the official mosaic consortium page.
powered by a free atlassian confluence open source project license granted to mosaic project. evaluate confluence today.
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Connected automation systems are making utilities and industry more efficient, more productive, and more economic, but they are also introducing new challenges to those organizations.
ABB fully understands the importance of cyber security and its role in advancing the security of substation automation systems and communication networks. By investing in ABB technologies and care agreements, you can be sure that the reliability and security of your systems have been given the highest priority. ABB’s three step approach to cyber security protection helps you to mitigate the risk and potential impact of a cyber-attack.
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Assessment and monitoring services for system software, system hardware and communication networks are fundamental in order to keep a system constantly secure. Overseeing the cyber security status of your system, ABB's collects system data for comparison against industry best practices and standards to detect weaknesses within your system’s defense. This pinpoints areas that require action to help protect your system by ensuring it has multiple layers of security.
We are constantly vigilant for attacks and breaches.
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It’s not just the anti-virus software that needs updating, modern operating systems and embedded software often need to be patched to defend against emerging threats. Efficient patch management is an essential part of any security policy, but one that is often neglected.
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"Cyber security isn’t a single problem, with one solution. It’s an on-going battle, and ABB provides a range of products and services that can help protect your network, and the equipment connected to it from the evolving threats emanating from the world. "

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connected automation systems are making utilities and industry more efficient, more productive, and more economic, but they are also introducing new challenges to those organizations.
abb fully understands the importance of cyber security and its role in advancing the security of substation automation systems and communication networks. by investing in abb technologies and care agreements, you can be sure that the reliability and security of your systems have been given the highest priority. abb’s three step approach to cyber security protection helps you to mitigate the risk and potential impact of a cyber-attack.
we are unique security assessment solutions.
assessment and monitoring services for system software, system hardware and communication networks are fundamental in order to keep a system constantly secure. overseeing the cyber security status of your system, abb's collects system data for comparison against industry best practices and standards to detect weaknesses within your system’s defense. this pinpoints areas that require action to help protect your system by ensuring it has multiple layers of security.
we are constantly vigilant for attacks and breaches.
firewalls can protect the perimeter of a network and a well-designed security policy will separate the network into distinct, controlled zones, protected by internal firewalls to ensure that a compromised server doesn’t mean compromising the entire network.
it’s not just the anti-virus software that needs updating, modern operating systems and embedded software often need to be patched to defend against emerging threats. efficient patch management is an essential part of any security policy, but one that is often neglected.
cyber security will always be a challenge on a global scale; no single solution can keep increasingly interconnected systems secure, so abb works with customers to understand your processes and procedures, group security policies and computer settings to create a defense-in-depth approach where multiple security layers detect and deter threats – if, where and when they may arise.
our substation automation systems can be equipped with industry-standard malware and intrusion protection solutions, like anti-virus protection and application whitelisting.
we are preserving the past for a rapid response to tomorrow’s challenges.
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> STABLE FLIGHT AND PERFORMANCE FOR SAILING ENTHUSIASTS WHO LOVE THE EXTRAORDINARY.
> FLYING SAILING IS NO LONGER RESERVED FOR ACROBATS AND ATHLETS. Enjoy YOURSELF the sensation of planing above the waves: quiet and fast. LIVE YOUR DREAM !
> iFLY15 ENABLES STABLE FLYING FAR BEYOND WHAT OTHERS CALL "STABLE".
> WE LOVE FLYING, NOT CRASHING. We don't need to prove how tough we are by struggling with sub-optimal material.
> SPEED IS NOTHING WITHOUT CONTROL. ONLY WITH A STABLE GEAR, YOU ARE WINNING RACES, as it gives You room to concentrate on sailing well, tactics and also allows pushing hard.
> WITH A STABLE FOILER YOU HAVE FUN AND NOT STRESS.
> «FlySafe®» AUTOMATIC FOILS HAVE PROVEN TO STABILIZE AUTONOMOUSLY THE HORIZONTAL FLIGHT ATTITUDE, longitudinal and lateral. The «FlySafe®» stabilizing system is a CEC development based on most advanced iMOTH class state of the art technology. It works solely mechanically. No electronics.
> NO NEED TO OPERATE FOILS WHILE SAILING (self-regulating automatic foils). Sailor concentrates on steering and main-sheet.
> FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM IS COMPLETELY INTEGRATED AND HIDDEN INSIDE THE HULLS. Not affecting the clean, modern design, well protected against dirt and mechanical damaging, furthermore not representing a risk of injury. Only the wand sticks on the very front of the hulls reach out on the water. WAND STICKS RAISE UP AUTOMATICALLY AS SOON AS THE FLIGHT MODE IS DEACTIVATED (e.g. in light airs or for beaching).
> EARLY TAKE OFF IN WINDS AS LOW AS 2Bft. / 6KNOTS, enabled by combination of innovative «KickOff» foil control, a trampoline that creates lift, an innovative rig and foils of the latest generation.
> EASY TO FOIL THE JIBE (without landing). Stable maneuvers with the four T-Foils always in the water.
> SAILING PLEASURE AND PERFORMANCE ALSO IN CHOPPY WATERS, field-proven in Atlantic Ocean and winterly open Mediterranean Sea.
> SILENT AND CALM PLANING ABOVE THE WAVES.
> OPTION TO FLY EXTRA HIGH. Impressive to fly up to 90cm high, avoiding even high waves below.
> FREE CHOICE TO SWITCH BETWEEN FLYING MODE OR SAILING AS A CONVENTIONAL CATAMARAN (with at least the leeward hull touching the water). Pulling just one rope, and the iFLY15 will no longer take off, but the foils will still create lift and give an extra agile sailing experience.
> EASY BEACHING AND SLIPPING, as simple as with any conventional beach catamaran by using a standard catamaran beach trolley. Foils remain flat under the keel, with the daggerboard lifted as on a conventional catamaran.
> EASY TO LEARN FLYING BY AVERAGE SKILLED AND TRAINED SAILORS.
> NO NEED TO BE AN ATHLET OR TO HAVE AN ABOVE-AVERAGE PHYSICAL FITNESS. Rather less, than more physical to sail, compared to conventional catamarans or dinghies, that are much more exposed to waves movement.
> LATEST DEVELOPMENT OF “DECK SWEEPING” MAINSAIL.
> WORLD PREMIERE : ROLLABLE WING SAIL: THE SYNERGY OF PERFORMANCE À LA AMERICAS CUP, COMBINED WITH EASE TO USE. ROLLABLE AS A CONVENTIONAL SAIL (available as special accessory).
used on all courses/points, also upwind. CodeF is only used in extreme light airs up to 8knots (available as special accessory).
> AERODYNAMIC INNOVATIVE WING TRAMPOLINE CREATING LIFT. Two layers. All ropes and shock cords are hidden between the two layers, out of the way and aerodynamically neutralized. Reduced drag, also with regards to breaking waves. Airtight material to increase performance of the “deck-sweeping” mainsail by avoiding loss of pressure below the sail foot.
> BOTH BEAMS AND TRAVELLER TRACK FULLY SUNK IN HULLS / TRAMPOLINE underlining PURITY OF DESIGN WITH CLEAR LINES. Best aerodynamic solution. Comfortable and DECREASES CHANCES OF INJURY.
> WELL CLEANED UP TRAMPOLINE. Only few control lines. Those can be reached from trapeze and are pulled under the two layers trampoline after use.
> SCIENTIFICALLY DEVELOPED HIGH END FOILS for early lift-off, high speeds and best stability. The foils are the work of Gilbert St. Blancat, who did also design the wings for Kite Foiler World Champion TAAROA.
> BOAT SPEED BEYOND DOUBLE WIND SPEED.
> TOP SPEED ABOVE 26 KNOTS. In ideal conditions, up to 30 knots.
Enables large regatta fields and evolution of the boats, following the technical progress (which is especially essential in the case in Foiling). Strict regulations to avoid uncontrolled exaggerated development.
> CARBON FIBER MAST : DEVELOPED EXPLICITELY FOR iFLY15 BY WORLDWIDE LEADING A-CAT MAST PRODUCER. Masts of Piet Saarberg or Fiberfoam as a choice.
> CARBON FIBER COMPONENTS : BEAMS, BOOM, DAGGERBOARDS, RUDDER, FOILS, WAND SYSTEM, TILLER, TILLER EXTENSION.
> GAME FREE BEARING OF RUDDER AND CENTERBOARDS. NC MILLED BEARINGS OUT OF HIGH TECH MATERIALS.
> RUDDER BOX NC-MILLED OUT OF MASSIVE ALUMINIUM, using production processes from aerospace industry.
> MADE IN WESTERN EUROPE WITH LOVE AND CARBONE. Development and production of iFLY15 in central Europe.
> EASY TO DISASSEMBLE AND TRANSPORT PLATFORM. But not necessary to disassemble for road transport as width also in assembled state is suitable for horizontal trailering on most European roads.
> Lenght 4.63m, 15ft. A Foiling Catamaran for 1-2 person(s) does not need to be any longer. The ancient rule that says You need length to be fast does not apply with hulls not touching the water in most times.
> Width 2.50m. This width helps a lot for stability. Still with 2.50m, the cat is road legal (in most countries) to be transported in horizontal position without disassembly.
> Mast height and sail area : 12.5sqm deck-sweeper mainsail on 7.5m carbon mast.
An international multidisciplinary team of over 20 naval architects, designers, engineers, sail-makers, boat builders, experts for aero- and hydrodynamics, suppliers… are giving their hearts and brains and experience to bring You the >>>iFLY®15<<< .

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> stable flight and performance for sailing enthusiasts who love the extraordinary.
> flying sailing is no longer reserved for acrobats and athlets. enjoy yourself the sensation of planing above the waves: quiet and fast. live your dream !
> ifly15 enables stable flying far beyond what others call "stable".
> we love flying, not crashing. we don't need to prove how tough we are by struggling with sub-optimal material.
> speed is nothing without control. only with a stable gear, you are winning races, as it gives you room to concentrate on sailing well, tactics and also allows pushing hard.
> with a stable foiler you have fun and not stress.
> «flysafe®» automatic foils have proven to stabilize autonomously the horizontal flight attitude, longitudinal and lateral. the «flysafe®» stabilizing system is a cec development based on most advanced imoth class state of the art technology. it works solely mechanically. no electronics.
> no need to operate foils while sailing (self-regulating automatic foils). sailor concentrates on steering and main-sheet.
> flight control system is completely integrated and hidden inside the hulls. not affecting the clean, modern design, well protected against dirt and mechanical damaging, furthermore not representing a risk of injury. only the wand sticks on the very front of the hulls reach out on the water. wand sticks raise up automatically as soon as the flight mode is deactivated (e.g. in light airs or for beaching).
> early take off in winds as low as 2bft. / 6knots, enabled by combination of innovative «kickoff» foil control, a trampoline that creates lift, an innovative rig and foils of the latest generation.
> easy to foil the jibe (without landing). stable maneuvers with the four t-foils always in the water.
> sailing pleasure and performance also in choppy waters, field-proven in atlantic ocean and winterly open mediterranean sea.
> silent and calm planing above the waves.
> option to fly extra high. impressive to fly up to 90cm high, avoiding even high waves below.
> free choice to switch between flying mode or sailing as a conventional catamaran (with at least the leeward hull touching the water). pulling just one rope, and the ifly15 will no longer take off, but the foils will still create lift and give an extra agile sailing experience.
> easy beaching and slipping, as simple as with any conventional beach catamaran by using a standard catamaran beach trolley. foils remain flat under the keel, with the daggerboard lifted as on a conventional catamaran.
> easy to learn flying by average skilled and trained sailors.
> no need to be an athlet or to have an above-average physical fitness. rather less, than more physical to sail, compared to conventional catamarans or dinghies, that are much more exposed to waves movement.
> latest development of “deck sweeping” mainsail.
> world premiere : rollable wing sail: the synergy of performance à la americas cup, combined with ease to use. rollable as a conventional sail (available as special accessory).
used on all courses/points, also upwind. codef is only used in extreme light airs up to 8knots (available as special accessory).
> aerodynamic innovative wing trampoline creating lift. two layers. all ropes and shock cords are hidden between the two layers, out of the way and aerodynamically neutralized. reduced drag, also with regards to breaking waves. airtight material to increase performance of the “deck-sweeping” mainsail by avoiding loss of pressure below the sail foot.
> both beams and traveller track fully sunk in hulls / trampoline underlining purity of design with clear lines. best aerodynamic solution. comfortable and decreases chances of injury.
> well cleaned up trampoline. only few control lines. those can be reached from trapeze and are pulled under the two layers trampoline after use.
> scientifically developed high end foils for early lift-off, high speeds and best stability. the foils are the work of gilbert st. blancat, who did also design the wings for kite foiler world champion taaroa.
> boat speed beyond double wind speed.
> top speed above 26 knots. in ideal conditions, up to 30 knots.
enables large regatta fields and evolution of the boats, following the technical progress (which is especially essential in the case in foiling). strict regulations to avoid uncontrolled exaggerated development.
> carbon fiber mast : developed explicitely for ifly15 by worldwide leading a-cat mast producer. masts of piet saarberg or fiberfoam as a choice.
> carbon fiber components : beams, boom, daggerboards, rudder, foils, wand system, tiller, tiller extension.
> game free bearing of rudder and centerboards. nc milled bearings out of high tech materials.
> rudder box nc-milled out of massive aluminium, using production processes from aerospace industry.
> made in western europe with love and carbone. development and production of ifly15 in central europe.
> easy to disassemble and transport platform. but not necessary to disassemble for road transport as width also in assembled state is suitable for horizontal trailering on most european roads.
> lenght 4.63m, 15ft. a foiling catamaran for 1-2 person(s) does not need to be any longer. the ancient rule that says you need length to be fast does not apply with hulls not touching the water in most times.
> width 2.50m. this width helps a lot for stability. still with 2.50m, the cat is road legal (in most countries) to be transported in horizontal position without disassembly.
> mast height and sail area : 12.5sqm deck-sweeper mainsail on 7.5m carbon mast.
an international multidisciplinary team of over 20 naval architects, designers, engineers, sail-makers, boat builders, experts for aero- and hydrodynamics, suppliers… are giving their hearts and brains and experience to bring you the >>>ifly®15<<< .


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