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Jamaican women in sports vow to keep on fighting for right of place, respect
If Jamaica's young female sports aspirants required an extra push to keep them going in a male-dominated world, then they would have received it at the inaugural Women in Sports Conference at Terra Nova All Suite Hotel on Wednesday.
The event, hosted by Yardie Sports CEO Dwayne Richards, brought together a number of influential women in one room to highlight their contribution to various industries, particularly in the sporting arena.
In most cases, when it comes to engaging women in sports, football in particular, many often lack interest based on the fact that it is a male-dominated sport.
But that has been gradually changing, as women both locally and abroad, have deepened their efforts for inclusion and continue to champion the cause for change.
As such, the women at the conference, not only shared their success stories – some as athletes, others as sports administrators or both – but also encouraged younger females to keep charting the course towards their dreams, despite the gender-biased hurdle.
Themed 'Women born for sports', student-athletes from Wolmer's Girls', Immaculate Conception, Papine High, and The University of the West Indies (UWI), could not help but be stimulated by the presentations of top administrators Marva Bernard and Lorna Bell, as well as retired Olympians Sherone Simpson and Sanya Richards-Ross, who shared via video.
Also in attendance were a number of rising female sports stars in Reggae Girl Chris- Ann Chambers; Sunshine Girl Shanice Beckford; Rushell Clayton, World Championships 400m hurdles bronze medallist; and Tahlia Richardson, who is currently excelling in badminton, as a student of deCarteret College.
Molly Rhone, president of International Netball Federation from 2003-2019, and Vilma Charlton, 1964, 1968 and 1972 Olympian (athletics)/JAAA vice-president were honoured for their contribution to the sport of netball and track and field, respectively.
Bernard, president of the Americas Federation of Netball Associations, spoke about transparency in leadership, which was, and still is, her mantra as an administrator.
During her 10 years as president of Netball Jamaica, Bernard led with dignity and selflessness, which inspired Jamaica's Sunshine Girls to a number of worthy performances at major tournaments, as they maintained their rank as one of the top-four nations in the world.
Bell, the executive director for Special Olympics Caribbean Initiative, has taken Special Olympics from virtual obscurity in Jamaica to front and centre in the psyche of the nation.
Jamaica's Special Olympics teams have delivered several medals at the Games, many of them gold.
In her presentation, Bell, who was the first female general secretary of the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF), pointed out that her participation in the conference was a no-brainer.
Bell, the wife of the late football aficionado Jackie Bell, shared that during her time with the then Captain Horace Burrell-led JFF administration, she was integral to the Reggae Boyz 1998 World Cup qualification. But despite the results, she was confronted by critics who were concerned about a woman operating in a "so-called man's world".
"In a world heavily skewed to favour males, it can sometimes be hard for women to believe in themselves, or to truly appreciate the female strength that makes us special and amazing. This is especially true in the area of sports administration.
"In order to address this, we must first acknowledge the gender equality gap in this important area, especially when it comes to top management positions. Too often, women are not judged by our performance, but rather because we are women," Bell, a 30-year veteran administrator opined.
She continued: "The good news is that despite these challenges, a number of our Jamaican women have dedicated themselves to serve in various aspects of sports administration and I'm honoured to be sharing space with two of the most powerful women in sports, Marva Bernard and the honourable doctor Molly Rhone. They are among the women who are serving with professionalism and distinction and are making a difference where it matters most.
"To my fellow women in sports administration, I urge that we continue to support and encourage each other that perhaps younger females might want to take up the mantle of leadership in sports administration. Our role as pioneer women in sports administration is to lead by example, as well as to groom and encourage those who will follow us as we prepare them for a seat at the head of the table. Let us use this women in sports conference to remind ourselves that working together can only bring success. Let us resolve each day to go further to push harder, do better, and aim higher."
Meanwhile, Simpson, who spoke about the many obstacles she had to overcome on her way to winning a 100m silver medal at the 2008 Olympic Games, believes her story and that of Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce's, among others, are testimonies of the strength and willpower of women.
Fraser-Pryce, who took a break from track and field to give birth to her son, Zyon, returned last year to become the oldest woman to win a 100 World or Olympic title in last year's Doha World Championships final. She won in a fast time of 10.71 seconds to secure her fourth 100m World title and eighth world title overall.
"It goes to show how brilliant we are, even though the males get most of the spotlight. A lot of other females are breaking down the gender gap in sports — mixed martial arts, hockey players, and golfers — are bursting through the gate into sports dominated by males and showing they mean business.
"Still, they don't draw the attention or money of their male counterparts. We as women fight hard for our recognition; we will continue to fight that good fight, until we are seen as equals to our male peers. We will continue to take up space and will not shy away from eating at the table because we know what we bring to the table," Simpson reasoned.
Jamaica Olympic Association President Christopher Samuda also lent his voice to proceedings, while Reggae Girlz Manager Jean Nelson accpeted a special presentation on behalf of the team for their historic participation at last year's Fifa Women's World Cup in France.
— Sherdon Cowan
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Providing and Receiving Effective Feedback on Academic WritingGraduate Student Center: Trevor Colbourn Hall: 213
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What is Grad School & Why should I apply?Trevor Colbourn Hall: 201
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Purple Ribbon Program TelecastOnline
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Heartfulness Meditation - Exploring the Untapped Potential (Recurring Event)student Union 223: Room 223 (Cedar Key)
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Warning: the following devotional may RADICALLY change our water cooler conversations at work. So please, read at your own risk.
I am often asked by younger (and sometimes older) leaders what they should do when they feel like their boss is no longer delegating responsibilities to them, but rather dumping them in an effort to remain in charge and void of responsibility. It seems that nothing can frustrate a lower level leader more than when he or she has come to the realization that his or her boss or team leader has begun to take advantage of them.
Now more than ever before, one of the most common mistakes any leader can make when given the opportunity to lead or manage a new project or team, is confusing the art of delegating with the art of dumping. With this in mind, my response to this complex challenge is actually quite simple:
If you truly believe you have been called, gifted, and uniquely assigned to your place of employment or ministry…then the time has come for you to learn how to GROW IN THE DUMP.
My wife will attest to the fact that on any given day of the week, if asked, I probably will claim a different passage of scripture as my all-time favorite. Quite recently, I have two that are running neck and neck.
The First: Most assuredly, I say to you, unless a grain of wheat falls into the ground and dies, it remains alone; but if it dies, it produces much grain. He who loves his life will lose it, and he who hates his life in this world will keep it for eternal life. If anyone serves Me, let him follow Me; and where I am, there My servant will be also. If anyone serves Me, him My Father will honor. – John 12:24-26
And The Second: But Jesus called them to Himself and said to them, "You know that those who are considered rulers over the Gentiles lord it over them, and their great ones exercise authority over them. Yet it shall not be so among you; but whoever desires to become great among you shall be your servant. And whoever of you desires to be first shall be slave of all. For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many." – Mark 10:42-45
In my opinion, one of the most unwanted, neglected and underutilized spiritual gifts within the Body of Christ today is the call to serve. Many of us, out of what I believe at times is a sincere desire to be recognized and rewarded for our various gifts and talents, have sadly embraced a 'survival of the fittest' attitude when it comes to serving within the workplace God has planted us in. Especially to those who lead and 'rule' over us.
Daily Devotional: "Grow In The Dump" was originally published on praisecleveland.com


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Koch-funded Think Tank Makes the Case for Single Payer
July 31, 2018
Dear colleague:
"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win."
Thanks to years of educating and organizing, single payer has moved one more notch up the scale of the possible. Friends of the insurance and pharma industries are done ignoring us or even mocking us. As Medicare for All grows in popularity, they are now fighting back.
Yesterday, a Koch Brothers-funded think tank called the Mercatus Center released an analysis of Sen. Bernie Sanders' Medicare for All bill. It tried to make the case that single payer would bankrupt the U.S. government, but even its flawed assumptions show that single payer would save trillions in the long run.
What I found most interesting about the study is that it hangs essentially the same price tag on Medicare for All that the left-leaning Urban Institute did two years ago: about $32 trillion over 10 years. But instead of screaming about how Medicare for all would sink the economy, many journalists and commentators noticed that covering everyone in America — with a full range of benefits, for less than what we pay now — is actually a pretty great deal!
- Vox: Bernie Sanders's $32 trillion Medicare-for-all plan is actually kind of a bargain
- Slate: Conservative think-tanker accidentally argues that single payer could save Americans $2 trillion
- Business Insider: That study going around on Bernie Sanders' Medicare for All plan comes with a big catch — the U.S. would actually be saving money overall on healthcare
- The Intercept: Koch-backed think tank finds that "Medicare for All" would cut health care spending and raise wages. Whoops.
That's no accident. This change of heart is a direct result of the increased organizing and education efforts from single-payer activists like you.
Despite this unexpected response, many news outlets are predictably focused on the Mercatus Center's inflated single-payer price tag, which ignores about $12 trillion worth of savings over 10 years. So, we must work even harder to correct these false assumptions, and educate our colleagues and communities about the ways a streamlined single-payer system can both expand coverage and save money. Below are some key flaws in the Mercatus analysis:
• Mercatus assumes Sen. Sanders' plan would reduce administrative overhead to 6 percent of total health spending, but that estimate is erroneously based on Medicare's current overhead, which includes the wasteful and expensive private Medicare "Advantage" plans. Traditional Medicare overhead is less than 3 percent, but Sen. Sanders' proposal would reduce administrative costs to Canada's level of 1.8 percent by eliminating wasteful fee-for-service billing schemes and funding hospitals through global budgets — lump sums that cover operating expenses, similar to the way fire departments are paid. Compared to Mercatus' 6 percent estimate, cutting overhead to below 2 percent would save an additional $2.9 trillion over 10 years.
• Mercatus ignores the fact that Sanders' plan would save doctors and hospitals about $3.4 trillion over 10 years, plus an additional $2 trillion in savings to other providers such as nursing homes and home care agencies. Today, U.S. hospitals spend one-quarter of their total budgets on billing and administration, more than twice as much as hospitals in Canada and Scotland. American physicians, who must bill hundreds of different insurance plans, spend two to three times as much as our Canadian colleagues on billing.
• In total, the Mercatus analysis underestimates administrative savings by about $8.3 trillion over 10 years.
• Mercatus also ignores the massive savings from negotiating drug prices. Countries with national health plans (and our own VA system) spend about half of what the U.S. does on medicine. Negotiating drug costs would save at least $1.7 trillion more than Mercatus' prediction over 10 years.
As a physician, I am particularly disturbed by Mercatus' dire warning about the costs of covering the uninsured, given that an estimated 36,000 Americans die prematurely each year because they lack insurance. But if cost is the only concern, just remember that in 1966, when millions of seniors gained new coverage under Medicare, there was zero increase in the total number of doctor visits and no waiting lists at hospitals; just a reduction in unneeded elective care by wealthier patients, and more care to sick people who needed it.
Despite leaving trillions of dollars in savings out of the equation, Mercatus concludes that Medicare for all would cover medically necessary care for everyone in America with a net increase of only $17 billion in 2022, equivalent to a one-third of one percent (0.33%) increase in national health spending. To put that in perspective, national health care spending is expected to climb more than 5 percent this year alone. Rather than increase expenditures, single payer would essentially shift spending from private to public sources and from local governments to the federal government, freeing families, businesses and struggling communities from the crushing (and unpredictable) costs imposed by private insurance companies.
The Mercatus Center tried to make the case that the richest country in the history of humankind can't afford universal health coverage. But they proved once again that by shifting our current spending to a rational, streamlined single-payer system, we can easily afford to cover everyone.
As Medicare for all moves from the margins to the mainstream, opponents of single payer will fight us even harder. Please continue organizing and advocating for single-payer reform, and consider making a tax-deductible donation to PNHP so that we can strengthen our collective efforts for the struggle ahead.
Carol A. Paris, M.D.
President, PNHP


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Wine has featured in many popular songs over the years, from the Eagles' "please bring me my wine" and "pink champagne on ice" in "Hotel California" to The Beatles' "I sat on the rug, biding my time, drinking her wine" in Norwegian Wood.
Back from holiday you might need "a little help from your friends" and some music! Here is our – quite vintage – wine selection.
Let's start with some rock, with Bottle of Red Wine, performed by a young Eric Clapton – already quite good in solos..
Still rocking the lost classic Blood Red Wine by the Rolling Stones singing "got blood red wine which I bring you, when the snow lies heavy on the ground.."
A little taste of reggae sound in Red Red Wine by UB40..
A great story and a great beat in Coffe and Wine by Chadwick Stokes, he as well at his first album
Then, a swing piece, Drinkin' Wine (Spo-Dee-O-Dee) by Jerry Lee Lewis
From Jerry Lewis' rhythm to Nina Simone blues notes: the beautiful and visionary Lilac Wine in the Cinematic Orchestra video version..
Finally, our favourite. Little Old WIne Drinker Me, a melancholic folk song by Dean Martin


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The intent here is to show that LuckGrib does in fact run very nicely on an iPhone. The device shown is an iPhone SE, which is the smallest iPhone in the Apple lineup.
Showing LuckGrib on iPad makes for a much nicer demonstration, which is why there is a long iPad introduction but not one for iPhone. There are a few differences when you run LuckGrib on iPhone and iPad, but the two are very close. There is support for the same weather models on both iPhone and iPad, all the same draw styles, sidebar, timeline, and so on. One difference is that less text information is shown on iPhone, as the smaller screen makes it impossible to show as much information as on iPad.


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AquaPazza PS3: Full Game Trailer (Video)
The full trailer for fighting game AquaPazza by Atlus was streamed yesterday. It shows a lot of the possible formations and hits, as well as scenes, special moves and even the story mode! Check out the video and see what this game will give you when you get it on the PlayStation 3. Available in North America on 19th November for just $29.99. See the trailer below!
All weapons can be used as long as they're in your inventory and each of them has its unique features and attacks. Special moves can be performed when the tag team combines powers and attacks or counterattacks in order to defeat the adversary. One unique feature of the new AquaPazza is that the higher you keep the morale of your character, the stronger his or attacks will be.
The game is in 2D and is already available in the Japanese networks and stores, but was still to be released in North America. It is not announced when and if the game will be made available for the European players.
Source: YouTube
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The Dogs are back in town tonight to take on the Legends
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The Charleston RiverDogs are returning home tonight, July 31, after playing eight straight games on the road.
The Dogs split the eight-game series right down the middle, winning four and losing four. They're back at The Joe tonight at 7:05 p.m. to take on the Lexington Legends. It is Friday, so be sure to stick around after the game for the fireworks display.
You can get your tickets for tonight's game in advance online or by calling (843) 577-DOGS.


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The Rice Field Project Part 8 : Final things for electricity on our land
As part of Living in Thailand, the Rice Field Project follows our journey of buying land and preparing it for building our house. This is part 8, to read the other parts click Rice Field. We bought the first plot of land in September 2017. The extra plot of land was bought in November 2017.
As you might remember we had made electricity connection to our land from the nearest public electricity pole. See the posting Getting Electricity. The final thing to do was now to make electricity from the electricity meter on the cement pole along the road to our land. Two things were important with this installation :
- First of all I want all electricity wires to be in the ground.
- Secondly I want to be prepared for the near future as of what we will be needing.
So the first thing to do was to find a shop who would be selling the material we needed and then find people who can install everything. Preferable people who have a license for electrical installation. Well we found both at a local electrical installation company who is actually famous all over Nan province. Amazingly they have a better selection of materials as Global House. So we did choose and order all the parts we needed and made an appointment for installation. That was yesterday.
And that was where it did go a little bit typically Thai .... instead of coming a few days before to check the location and what would be really needed that checking was done at 9:00 in the morning on the day of installation yesterday. So the boys doing the real installation showed up at 10:30, then realised that they did forget some material and that a tool that they needed was broken. So they went back to the shop again and came back about 12:00. By that time it was lunch time .... so lunch first and finally at 13:00 they really started to work. And work was done at 16:30.
What was done?
- As preparation we had already installed 2 small cement poles on what 2 enclosures could be installed
- Electricity wires from the electricity meter along the pole down in a yellow pipe. Then crossing a small water stream over an small cement pole we had bought for it. Then the pipe with electricity wires goes into the ground to the first pole where the first enclosure would be installed.
- In the first enclosure there are 2 main switched as preparation for electricity to the be build main house (1) and to the be build guest-room (2).
- From the first enclosure electricity goes to the second enclosure. Here is a switch-box installed with a main switch and 2 exits for electricity for a build-in wall-outlet (1) and for garden lighting (2).
- The main switch board has grounding. This is made with a 1-meter coper stick into the ground. I have my doubts if this works. I will check that later.


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H&F wins award for championing local small businesses
Hammersmith & Fulham Council's efforts to support enterprise in the borough were recognised yesterday (30 March), when Councillor Ben Coleman was named Best Small Business Champion at the Small Business-Friendly Borough Awards.
The awards recognise "effective and imaginative schemes that encourage local entrepreneurship". They are run by the Federation of Small Businesses and London Councils, which represents all 32 boroughs and the City of London.
The judges praised H&F for:
- Taking a new "economic and social value" approach to council procurement to help local firms access and win tenders
- Running a construction supply chain programme that has helped over 150 businesses and led to new sales of more than £1 million
- Requiring main contractors to pay sub-contractors promptly
- Working to revive North End Road in Fulham by leading an action group of businesses, stallholders and residents and introducing traffic-free seasonal markets which attract thousands of visitors . (The next one is on 29 April – see here.)
- Promoting local firms by expanding the council's annual Brilliant Business Awards, which last year saw 2,800 people voting and over 100 businesses competing for a Judge's Prize
- Ensuring genuine business involvement in council policy-making.
Just the start
"It's great to be recognised for what we've done so far to work with and support local business but this is just the start", said Fulham Broadway councillor Coleman, who is also H&F's Cabinet Member for Commercial Revenue and Resident Satisfaction.
Last week (24 March), following a report by H&F's independent Business Commission, the council launched a new campaign to make the borough the best place to do business in Europe.
It is also encouraging local businesses worried about the government's new business rates valuation to check they're not paying too much.


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Cruise ships spend millions of dollars a year on advertising in an attempt to win consumers' vacation dollars. For instance, in 2010, Carnival Cruise lines spent $66.4 million on advertising alone. In these advertisements, consumers see sun-drenched decks, shimmering pools, and exotic locales. Yet, there are many things about the cruise industry that cruise lines don't tell would-be vacationers. While some of these things are shocking, others are perks that cruise vacationers may not be aware of.
That being said, our cruise lawyers here at LMAW have compiled a list of five interesting things about cruise vacations you may be shocked to learn about.
Cruise Morgues. Yes, most of the bigger ships do have morgues. Given the large capacity of these ships, and the number of elderly guests that travel on cruise ships, cruise lines need to be prepared for every contingency—and death is just one of those contingencies. It is important to properly handle the deaths of passengers and crew in order to keep all on board safe. But, not many people may be aware of the fact that when death occurs at sea, it can sometimes be several days before lines can send bodies to a morgue on land. For this reason, most ships come equipped with a morgue of their own.
Unspoken food perks. Most passengers are aware of the free, all-you-can-eat buffets and the fact that most meals on-board are covered by the cost of your fare. Yet, many passengers aren't aware that they can get free room service at most times of the day. Furthermore, you can order more than one appetizer, dessert, and entrée in the dining room. Passengers who want to sample new foods can even turn an entrée-sized portion into an appetizer. If you're paying for a cruise, might as well enjoy it to the fullest. Bon Appétit!
Your captain isn't always steering the ship. Much like an airplane, modern cruise ships utilize computers and other sophisticated navigational equipment. Most cruise ships can self-navigate for most of the time the cruise is at sea. Don't worry, though, during storms or during docking, your captain will be at the wheel. That said, emergencies can happen, and some passengers are unnerved by the idea that the captain won't be steering the ship at all times. It's up to you to decide whether or not you are comfortable with this fact before booking a cruise vacation.
Crew members don't get weekends off. Does your waiter look a little tired? It may not just be your imagination. Many crew members work for days at a time before they get time off. Some may work as many as seven days in a row straight. While this is great for cruise lines as it allows them to more efficiently use their labor, it may not be the best for guests at the end of the day. Working so hard for so long is likely to lead to cruise ship accidents. Sadly, the practice of working crew to the bone isn't likely to end any time soon as it cuts down on costs.
Magnetic cabins. Ships are made of metal, and even though cruise lines try to create interior decorations to mask the material, all cruise cabins are completely metallic. Bring magnets on your next cruise and have a party! Magnetic poetry anyone? Or better yet, if you're bringing the kids, don't forget to buy some fun magnets for the trip.
While some of these cruise "secrets" are great ways to maximize your vacation, others are bound to shock. It's important to understand that there's always a side of cruising the general public may not be privy to. The more you know about the cruise industry, the more you can either a) take advantage of the perks, or b) gain enough insight to avoid becoming the victim of a cruise ship accident or understand your rights when a cruise accident does take place.
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In this week's Business School Broadcast we find out why Fox School of Business has lost its online MBA ranking, discover why sarcasm might not be such a bad thing after all and look ahead to ESCP Europe London 'Tech Days' event.
Call for more sarcasm at school is no joke
According to a recent report in The Times, academics from INSEAD business school and Harvard and Columbia universities have found that sarcasm increased creativity. After recalling a sarcastic comment, participants in the study were significantly more successful in solving creative tasks, such as spotting the links between seemingly random groups of words.
Fox School of Business at Temple University loses USNWR online MBA ranking
Because of the discrepancies, U.S. News has moved Temple to the "Unranked" category in the Best Online MBA Programs rankings and removed the school from the Best Online MBA Programs for Veterans rankings. Schools in the unranked category do not receive numerical ranks from U.S. News.
The Fox School of Business originally reported that all 255 new entrants, or 100 percent of the class, submitted GMAT scores. The school later informed U.S. News the count of new entrants submitting GMAT scores was actually 50 students, or 19.6 percent.
ESCP Europe London 'Tech Days' event to highlight the latest thinking on digital transformation and disruptive technology
ESCP Europe is to host a two day event exploring the latest developments in digital transformation and disruptive technology at its London campus.
"Tech Days: At the Crossroads between Management and Technology" will take place on 31st January and 1st February 2018 and will give attendees the opportunity to uncover crucial insights into how digitisation will impact tomorrow's business leaders and companies.
Simon Mercado, Director of the ESCP Europe London campus says, "Our Tech Days event will feature CEOs and top executives of international companies, who will share their insights on how their own job is changing, and together we will set an agenda for companies and business schools to "future-proof" tomorrow's business leaders."
UQ Business School earns world-class accreditation
The University of Queensland Business School has had its Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) accreditation renewed for the fourth time since becoming the first business school in Australia to gain accreditation.
Academic Dean and Head of School Professor Julie Cogin said, "This five-year accreditation reinforces our position as a world-class business school leading the charge in innovation, technology and business education." She went on to add that, "Earning and maintaining this accreditation takes significant determination, and is testament to the fact that we are constantly striving to push boundaries, think bigger, and tackle the business challenges and opportunities of tomorrow."
New head for Brighton Business School
Professor Toni Hilton has been named as the new head of the University of Brighton Business School. She is currently dean of Glasgow School for Business and Society at Glasgow Caledonian University and previously headed the business schools at Regent's University London, Westminster University and Unitec in Auckland, New Zealand. She was also head of the School of Marketing at Bristol Business School where she later became a Visiting Fellow.
Speaking about her new role, Professor Hilton said: "The University of Brighton's mission to make a positive difference to society chimes strongly with my personal values and approach. I am delighted to be joining Brighton Business School and looking forward to working with the staff and students as well as the School's many partners."
HKUST-FTAHK joint panel examines a new era of smart banking in Hong Kong
The HKUST Business School (Alumni Office) and the Fintech Association of Hong Kong (FTAHK) co-organized their first FinTech Panel to discuss the roadmap ahead to further advance smart banking development in Hong Kong.
Moderated by Ms Veronica Fung, FTAHK Co-chair of Financial Inclusion and Literacy and also an HKUST alumna, the panel discussed the current regulatory regime, market risks, customer experience, and talent development, among others, to build a thriving FinTech sector. The speakers provided insights into the new skills and mindsets needed, ways to drive innovation, and the role the government should play to support the industry and educate the public.
The event held on 17 January, was keen to bring members of the HKUST community closer to the industry. It attracted an audience of over 150, comprising students and alumni from the HKUST Business School, FTAHK members and industry practitioners.
Warwick Business School new online MBA out of London launched
Warwick Business School is launching a new version of its online MBA that will be based out of its WBS London base at The Shard.
Students will now have the option of taking these weeks of networking, lectures, group work, activities and presentations at The Shard, situated next to the City, the financial heart of London that hosts the world's major bank and financial services companies plus the Bank of England. They will also now have the option of taking a module face-to-face at The Shard.
The first intake for the Distance Learning MBA (London) will be in June with applications now open.


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Louis A. Verre, 75, of Broad Leaf Lane, Enfield, husband of 51 years of the late Lucille (McLaughlin) Verre, entered into eternal rest Monday (July 27, 1998) at Baystate Medical Center. Born in Hartford, son of the late John A. and Beulah (Griswold) Verre, he attended Immaculate Conception School, Hartford, and had lived in Enfield since 1955. Mr. Verre served in the Army during World War II and was in the Battle of the Bulge. He had been employed at Hamilton-Standard for almost 50 years before his retirement, and was a member ofthe Hamilton-Standard Retirees Club, the AARP, and was active in the Enfield Senior Citizens. He is survived by a daughter, Carol Demers of Enfield; a brother, Raymond D. Verre of Las Alamos, NM; a sister, Teresa Zambrella of Rio Rancho, NM; and a grandson, David Demers and his wife, Susan of Springfield, MA. He was predeceased by a brother, Richard D. Verre, and a sister, Marie Spatkowski. Relatives and friends are invited to a Mass of Christian Burial in St. Patrick's Church Wednesday (Aug. 5) at 10 a.m. Burial will be in St. Patrick's King St. Cemetery. There are no calling hours. Leete-Stevens Enfield Chapels is in charge of arrangements. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Enfield Senior Center, 100 High St., Enfield, CT 06082.


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Tune In Alert: Booth Brothers on Paul HeilWritten by Staff on August 10, 2018 – 1:17 pm -
From the Booth Brothers:
We want to let you know that we will be the Featured Artist on Paul Heil's THE GOSPEL GREATS program that will air this weekend. You can find out if it is broadcast on a radio station in your area by going to THE GOSPEL GREATS' website (www.thegospelgreats.com) and use the "Station Finder" in the upper left corner of most pages.
If no local station is available, the program is broadcast on Sirius/XM's enLighten channel #65 and is also streamed online at this link:
www.thegospelgreats.com/webstations.htm. We hope you will tune in or access the program online! The Booth Brothers, PO Box 847, Spring Hill, TN 37174. 866-722-6684.
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Tune In Alert! HighRoad and 11th Hour on Paul Heil's Gospel GreatsWritten by Staff on November 10, 2016 – 4:58 pm -
Nashville, Tennessee (November 10, 2016) – Don't miss this week's exciting new Gospel Greats program with Paul Heil. The award winning program airs weekly on many stations across the nation. This week the program features a couple of AG Publicity Artists.
The Artist Spotlight visit on this program features the young ladies of HighRoad, with songs from their current CD called Somewhere I'm Going. You'll love their version of a familiar hymn as well as their brand new hymn-sounding song, "Christ My Hope, My Glory", on which they have a special guest vocalist, Jason Crabb. Also, please pay special attention to the song, "His Hand On Me," written by group member Kristen Bearfield as her testimony about how God miraculously saved her life. You'll enjoy the visit with HighRoad.
There will also be a special interview with 11th Hour group member, Amber Eppinette. Amber is always an interesting conversationalist. I'm sure she will have plenty to say about their CD What A Moment, as well as their numerous recent number one songs.
This is one program you do not want to miss. Paul Heil's THE GOSPEL GREATS program airs on great radio stations across America each week, as well as in Canada and elsewhere around the world.
If you're not aware of a local radio station carrying this program, please click here and enter your Zip code to find any station within 50 miles of you. Or check the Gospel Greats list of when to listen online.
If there is no station in your community carrying The Gospel Greats, your help in calling our program to the attention of an appropriate local station would be most appreciated. Paul Heil's THE GOSPEL GREATS Program P. O. Box 1372 Lancaster PA 17608-1372
Phone (717) 898-9100 Fax (717) 898-6600 firstname.lastname@example.com
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Zane and Donna King To Be Featured Artist On This Weekend's Edition Of THE GOSPEL GREATSWritten by Staff on March 31, 2016 – 6:11 pm -
Nashville, TN (March 30, 2016) – Husband and wife duo, Zane and Donna King will be the featured artist on this weekend's edition of The Gospel Greats.
The nationwide broadcast will air during the weekend of April 2-April 3, 2016. It can be heard on Sirius XM's Enlighten (Channel 65), on numerous syndicated stations, and online.
According to award-winning host Paul Heil, listeners will find out the unusual way Donna wrote their current hit, "Lovestruck." They'll also hear the stories behind some of their other recent songs, along with the background of an interesting song about what makes God smile. And they'll find out why Zane and Donna put out so many radio singles before those songs are ever available on CDs.
Zane King expresses, "We are truly honored to be the featured artist this weekend on The Gospel Greats. Those who know me know I have been a behind the scenes musician for many years. I am humbled by the way folks have responded to our music. I am also blessed to share in this musical journey with my beautiful and talented wife, Donna. We both feel so grateful to Paul and Shelia Heil, as well as all of our friends, fans, and fellow industry comrades, who have shown such support and who love this music and its message along with us. Thank you all."
The Gospel Greats radio program is one of the best-known and most widely-respected syndicated Southern Gospel music radio programs, airing in syndication on nearly 200 great radio stations across America, in Canada, on Sirius/XM satellite, in Europe, the Far East and on the internet worldwide each week. To learn more about where you can hear the broadcast in your area (or online), visit www.thegospelgreats.com.
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Mark Dubbeld Family on Gospel Greats this weekWritten by Staff on December 7, 2015 – 5:49 pm -
Nashville, TN (December 7, 2015) –The Mark Dubbeld Family to be featured artists on Gospel Greats Radio program to be aired nationally on December 12, 2105.
Hosted by Paul Heil, the Artist Spotlight segment of the Gospel Greats features music and interviews of artists that listeners get to know by hearing their heart for ministry.
"Warm Family Christmas" is a masterfully produced CD that paints a clear message about the gift of Jesus on that Bethlehem night. The Mark Dubbeld Family is renowned for inspired originally penned songs, family harmony and a sincere desire to communicate the Gospel. The project includes music that is original and some great standards.
Unique to The Mark Dubbeld Family is that they utilized their own gifts for writing and then set the lyrics to that special blend of tight family vocals. Mark Dubbeld has a long history in Gospel music and stands with his wife Janene who is an accomplished writer. As parents, Mark and Janene love the music but most especially the message and have raised Elena Dubbeld, 19-year-old daughter, as the group's soprano. "The world that my brothers and I will face is different than my parents. I take my place on stage to demonstrate to my generation that we need to stand firm!" Rounding out The Mark Dubbeld Family are sons Channing and Britton. Both of these talented young men provide vocals and a special touch of excitement for such tender years. At just 11 years old, Britton would rather play outside, but when it is time to share Jesus, he is standing right in the middle!
In addition to their singing, the web site features a full resource center where visitors can also purchase children's books. The books are just one way that when you meet this family, you know that raising children God's way is where The Mark Dubbeld Family's focus is.
The Mark Dubbeld Family lives with a song to sing, a word to write and a call to answer.
To purchase the new CD or for more information about the Mark Dubbeld Family, please visit http://www.mjdubbeld.com
To host The Mark Dubbeld Family at your church or ministry event contact Sophia Davis of the Adoration Agency. Visit the website at adorationagency.com or call615-590-7453.
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Williamsons to be Featured Guests on The Gospel Greats Radio Program with Paul HeilWritten by Staff on February 27, 2015 – 10:31 am -
Weekend of February 28-March 1
Nashville, TN February 23, 2015 Fast rising Southern Gospel group the Williamsons will be the featured guest on the nationally syndicated radio program "Gospel Greats" with Paul Heil. Listeners will enjoy songs from their CD "Tell Somebody" including their current top ten hit "It was the Word".
Celebrating its 35th year of broadcasting Southern Gospel Music, "The Gospel Greats" is heard on radio stations across the United States, in Canada and through broadcasters worldwide. The program is also heard on Sirius/XM Satellite and is streamed on the internet.
For information on the program and a list of stations where it airs, visitwww.thegospelgreats.com. To learn more about the Williamsons, go towww.williamsonsmusic.com.
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Zane and Donna King To Be Featured Artist On The Gospel Greats This Valentine's WeekendWritten by SGN Scoops Staff on February 9, 2015 – 9:32 pm -
Nashville, TN – Zane and Donna King will be the Featured Artist on this coming weekend's edition of The Gospel Greats. The dates of the broadcast are Feb. 14-15, 2015. The program is aptly entitled the "LOVE THEME."
Paul Heil will share radio hits such as "No One Like God," "Shine," "Hallelujah Jesus Saves," and "If There Was Any Other Way." He will also share several other new songs from the duo's debut album, MILE MARKER ONE. In addition, he will talk candidly with the couple about God's grace and love in their lives, hardships and trials, as well as the beautiful things He has done through it all.
Be sure to tune in this weekend.
The Gospel Greats can be heard on many syndicated stations throughout the country and in Canada. It can also be heard on Sirius XM's Enlighten.
To learn more about the upcoming broadcast and find a station and time it will air in your listening area, visit www.thegospelgreats.com.
To learn more about Zane and Donna King, visit www.zaneanddonnaking.com.
Like them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/zaneanddonnaking.
And you can follow them on Twitter at www.twitter.com/zaneanddonna.
Zane and Donna King are represented by the Dominion Agency. To schedule Zane and Donna for your church, concert, or special music event you can contact Michael Davis of the Dominion Agency by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 828-454-5900.
To learn more about the Dominion Agency and their entire family of artists, visit www.dominionagency.com.
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Valor III To Be On The Gospel Greats Program With Paul HeilWritten by SGN Scoops on August 15, 2011 – 5:46 pm -
Statesville, NC- Noted trio, Valor III have been informed that they have the honor of being showcased on the "artist spotlight" portion of The Gospel Greats Program with Paul Heil during the weekend of August 19-20. Mark Moore, songwriter and baritone vocalist says," it's a dream come true for us. We've been listening to the radio program for years and now we actually have the opportunity to be on the show. It is a real honor." Valor III spent some time last month in Lancaster, PA where the Gospel Greats headquarters are located. During their visit, they ministered at a campground facility as well as local churches but took time to visit with Paul and Shelia in their studio. "It's one thing to listen to Paul on the program and see how genuine he is, but to meet him in person, that was icing on the cake!, says Ronald Moore, tenor vocalist for the group.Valor III continues to travel and sing on a full time basis and would love to visit your area soon!
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Homeland Artists Featured This Weekend On Gospel GreatsWritten by Rhonda on August 14, 2010 – 4:22 am -
Nashville, TN- Two Homeland/Riversong Recording artists will be featured this coming weekend on the Nationally known and award winning program The Gospel Greats with Paul Heil heard on most affiliate stations on Saturday August 14th and Sunday August 15th.
Newcomer Quartet Southern Tradition is the featured artist with songs from their debut release "Sing Along With Southern Tradition". Very insightful interviews take place with all of the members of the quartet, Ken and Mark Taylor, Thomas Nalley, Paul Allman and Tommy Fairchild. Among the 5 songs that will be played will be the quartet's first 2 radio singles "Sing Along Song" and the current single "That's My Kind Of Music".
During the second hour Paul Heil visits with another one of the arising artists on the Homeland/Riversong label; The Fair Haven Quartet from London, Kentucky. Paul visited with group members Mel Scarberry and Troy Baxter showcasing songs from their most recent 2 national recordings " Songs and Smiles" and the most recent release of the project " The Rocks Have To Wait"
Homeland Director of A/R Eric Melton stated " I admire the professionalism and the top notch program that Paul Heil and the Gospel Greats have offered Southern Gospel Music listeners nationwide for over 30 years. Not only does he showcase many of today's top artists, but he also focuses periodically on emerging quartets like Southern Tradition and The Fair Haven Quartet. We have high aspirations for both of these artists as God continues to lead them in their ministries and I anticipate many being blessed by what they hear on the Gospel Greats this weekend. We appreciate Paul Heil for this opportunity".
You find a complete listings of all areas that will air the program this weekend at www.thegospelgreats.com. For more information on Southern Tradition or The Fair Haven Quartet go to www.southerntraditiononline.com; or www.thefairhavenquartet.com or www.homelandentertainmentgroup.com
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Paul Heil's Gospel Greats Features Mercy's Well Convention Style This WeekendWritten by Scoops Staff on April 7, 2010 – 9:01 pm -
(New Recording, Songbook: Where Hymns And Harmony Live,
Celebrates A Great Musical Era)
Nashville, TN (April 7, 2010) – Convention style music is known for tight harmonies and vocal mastery. Dynamic trio Mercy's Well, celebrates that renowned genre with a feature appearance on The Gospel Greats, with Paul Heil, this weekend. Their new album, Songbook: Where Hymns And Harmony Live, which is a part of their successful hymns series, has captured the attention of fans and radio listeners across the country with its variety of classic convention style songs with a fresh twist.
The show will feature half the album, produced by Donna Beauvais, and will include interview segments with group's owner and tenor singer, Brad Strider, along with the other members of Mercy's Well. There are even a couple of guest appearances from some well-known Southern Gospel bass singers to bring the element of exciting four part harmony to the mix. Some of the songs included on the project are the latest single, already charting at SG radio, "God Put A Rainbow In The Cloud," and "He Will Surely Make It Alright," "Life Will Be Sweeter Some Day/Sweeter As The Days Go By," "Sin's Dark Sea," plus many more.
The Gospel Greats radio program is one of the best-known and most widely-respected syndicated Southern Gospel music radio programs, airing in syndication on nearly 200 great radio stations across America, in Canada, on Sirius/XM satellite, in Europe, the Far East and on the internet worldwide each week. To learn more about where you can hear the broadcast in your area, visit www.thegospelgreats.com.
Mercy's Well travels nationwide and their music airs on Southern Gospel radio stations all over the country. Listen for their new single, "God Put A Rainbow In The Cloud," from Songbook: Where Hymns And Harmony Live, wherever you hear great Southern Gospel music. The album is available in Christian bookstores across America and online now.
To learn more about Mercy's Well and their newest installment in their very successful hymns series, visit www.mercyswell.com.
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Though the Pilgrims and Indians celebrated a time of thanksgiving early on in the settling of America, it was not until 1863 that a special day of Thanksgiving was proclaimed by the President. The third Thursday of November became the day for Americans to offer thanks to God for His bounty and blessing. I know in the ensuing years, God was gradually removed from the official decree and now we have come to a time when the politically correct want to make it illegal to thank a God!!!!
There are two operators in the subject of thankfulness, Someone to be thankful and someone to be thanked. Now I realize that some people have always thanked their lucky stars and many have thanked heaven, but it is impossible to thank nothing. We are bordering on insanity if we become persuaded to thank nothing on the third Thursday of November.
If those Pilgrims saw divine providence and named one of their capitols, Providence; if those early settlers connected their safety and progress to the God of their textbook; if the continentals recognized the ordination of God in their quest for freedoms; if the founding fathers had not relied upon God and His Book as they drew up their paperwork; if the over-riding majority of Americans had not had an underlying belief in a supreme creator, America would not have survived as she has until now.
Crowding God out of Thanksgiving is like crowding Christ out of Christmas. What's the purpose? School children need to be aware that there is a deliberate move being made to take God out of their awareness. The powers that be are jealous of a supreme power. Gradually, but continually, the system is doing everything it can systematically to rid America of God!
The Sun doesn't rise and set without the order of God. Rain doesn't fall on the just and the unjust except for the mercy of God. The winds are not un-tethered without the control of God. The oceans are not restricted to their boundaries by anything but God. The tectonic plates are kept in place by an almighty God. All micro-organisms and wild beasts are kept at bay by a merciful God There is no one else to thank for these things except a wonderful creator and nothing else provides such provisions except a generous, loving God.
When a people are smart enough to realize that someone keeps this whole thing running smoothly, and people are generally responsible for messing it up by throwing their beer bottles out the car window etc., then they have no problem of bowing their heads in Thanksgiving to their benefactor. However, when people think they are too smart to believe in God, that's when and where trouble starts. Older folks have lived long enough to see the differences in a society that isn't thankful to God from a society that was thankful to God. The younger generations can't sing about the "troubles they've seen." Unthankful people usually don't receive many gifts. Unthankful people usually have little expectations towards future gifts. Unthankful people usually don't have anyone or anything to turn to for blessing. They just buy lottery tickets.
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In addition, we raised money for Children in Need on Friday 16th November by wearing odd socks to school (children are being asked to bring in a small donation). Odd Socks Day is part of anti-bullying week and we thought it would be a good opportunity to raise money whilst showing how great it is to be an individual!
Our chosen charities for 2017/2018, as voted by the children of Tudor School, were: Diabetes UK and Global's Make Some Noise. With the help of fortnightly cake sales, a non-uniform day and a toy sale, we have managed to raise a grand total of £1,000 for these two charities AND made a donation to a further charity Zellweger UK of £200 - WOW!
In addition to the money raised this year for these charities, we also donated the proceeds of one of our cake sales to 'Tourettes Action'. A huge £53.24 was sent to this charity who showed their gratitude with a thank you letter and certificate (displayed in our front entrance). Well done to everyone at Tudor School for their continued support.
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#7019 closed bug (fixed)
Mounting ntfs partitions on t510
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I have 2 ntfs partitions. Under linux they are recognised as sda1 and sda5. Haiku doesn't detect either. It does detect my ext2 partitions though.
I have checked drive setup and it does indeed see all my partitions but only identifies 2 ext2 partitions.
I have tried using the same image on my t60 and it detects my ntfs partition there.
hrev39924 gcc4hybrid
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Change History (49)
comment:1 by , 10 years ago
comment:2 by , 10 years ago
Just tried hrev39695 and it detects one of the partitions (sda5). That is the one that matters really because i use it as a storage partition. sda1 is win7 but it doesn't appear in the mount list.
I opened drive setup and it lists all the partitions and identifies 2 ext2 partitions and the 1 ntfs partition (sda5). The other ntfs partition (sda1) isn't identified but under the parameters column its marked as active (like the bfs partition i'm running haiku off).
comment:3 by , 10 years ago
So it's a recent regression then. Until this bug is fixed you can use /system/add-ons/kernel/file_systems/ntfs binary from hrev39695.
comment:4 by , 10 years ago
Also try some recent Linux distro to see how current version of ntfs-3g performs there. Does it detect both of your partitions? If possible try both ntfs-3g-2009.4.4 and ntfs-3g-2010.10.2.
comment:5 by , 10 years ago
I run Arch 64bit and it uses ntfs-3g-2010.10.2 and detects and mounts rw both partitions fine.
comment:6 by , 10 years ago
Please attach syslog from hrev39924 or later.
comment:7 by , 10 years ago
Output of fdisk -l from linux as well as screenshot of DriveSetup wouldn't hurt either.
by , 10 years ago
syslog text file
by , 10 years ago
|drivesetup.png added
screenshot of drivesetup
by , 10 years ago
|fdiskoutput.txt added
output of fdisk -l from arch 64bit
comment:8 by , 10 years ago
comment:9 by , 10 years ago
Haven't tried it yet. I take it I can't just copy it to a fat partition to transfer it due to the attributes?
I don't mind waiting till the alpha 3 release as long as this bug gets resolved by then.
comment:10 by , 10 years ago
In fact I believe you can just copy it to your fat partition, or zip it first as zip supports bfs attributes (which AFAIK never used in drivers anyway).
comment:11 by , 10 years ago
I copied it directly, overwriting the ntfs binary in hrev39924. The ntfs partitions are still not found.
comment:12 by , 10 years ago
Have you tried to reboot?
comment:13 by , 10 years ago
Thank you. I have rebooted and it now detects both partitions.
Sorry for that. Should have realised it required a reboot.
comment:14 by , 10 years ago
Both partitions? I thought it should detect only one of your partitions (sda5). I'm not sure but being able to rescan partitions on the fly could be another bug or a missing feature.
comment:15 by , 10 years ago
comment:16 by , 10 years ago
I think i'm going mad. I just booted into hrev39695 and now it doesn't detect either of them. The ntfs binary is still there, so i know i didn't accidentally cut and paste instead of copy and paste.
Edit1: This is strange. I tried booting it again but in a different usb port and now it sees the sda5 ntfs partition (just like it originally did). Surely it shouldn't matter which usb port i use to boot it off?
comment:17 by , 10 years ago
Strange and it gets odder and odder.
comment:18 by , 10 years ago
I think all you can do at this point is to attach syslogs with different detected partitions, so that developers could look into it.
comment:19 by , 10 years ago
I decided to try something and here are my results:
As regards hrev39695 i've rebooted into it serveral times and it seems to be random. Sometimes it picks up 1 ntfs partition (sda5), sometimes it picks up both (sda1+5) and sometimes it picks up neither.
I tried the same with hrev39924 and the same thing occurs.
My t510 has a core i5 cpu, nvidia nvs 1300 graphics card, 4Gig of RAM and a 500Gig WD harddrive.
comment:20 by , 10 years ago
Did you test hrev39924 with replaced ntfs binary or default one? Would be interesting to know if it's not ntfs-3g problem in the end.
comment:21 by , 10 years ago
It's with the replaced binary. I'll dd the image again and see what happens with the hrev39934 ntfs binary.
Edit1: The same thing happens. It detects 1 (sda1 or sda5), both or neither. The good news though is the ext2 partitions are always detected. So I reckon it's a problem with the ntfs-3g driver.
comment:22 by , 10 years ago
Please attach clean syslogs with different detected partitions.
by , 10 years ago
|syslog-both added
syslog of hrev39924 detected both ntfs partitions
by , 10 years ago
|syslog-neither added
syslog of hrev39924 detected neither ntfs partitions
by , 10 years ago
|syslog-sda5 added
syslog of hrev39924 detected sda5 (but not sda1) ntfs partition
comment:23 by , 10 years ago
While restarting to get these syslogs hrev39924 now only goes into kdl (kernel debugging land?).
Due to this I have been unable to get a syslog of only sda1 detected.
Is there any output from kdl that I can provide here that would be helpful?
comment:24 by , 10 years ago
Yes, please see Kernel Debugging Land part of ReportingBugs.
by , 10 years ago
|kdl-bt.JBIG added
photo of kdl after issuing the bt command
by , 10 years ago
|kdl-ints.JBIG added
photo of kdl after issuing the ints command
by , 10 years ago
photo of kdl (taken just after it entered kdl)
comment:25 by , 10 years ago
It seems that Trac is not able to show images with unusual extenstion.
comment:26 by , 10 years ago
I had to convert them because the jpeg versions were too big. You can view them fine in ristretto on xfce (i'm currently on xubuntu).
comment:27 by , 10 years ago
I'm not sure but it looks like your bfs partition corrupted somehow. You can try to fix it by running checkfs -c /boot.
comment:28 by , 10 years ago
I'm not worried about getting it up and running again (i can always dd the image again). Do the kdl pictures or the syslogs shed any light on why ntfs-3g is acting up?
comment:29 by , 10 years ago
Not really. But it would be still interesting how well checkfs can handle this situation.
comment:30 by , 10 years ago
Where do I run the command from? kdl doesn't recognise the command.
comment:31 by , 10 years ago
If corrupted partition is on USB you'll need another USB drive to boot from, mount the first one and issue checkfs -c /Haiku1.
comment:32 by , 10 years ago
Does this still happen with current revisions?
I checked syslog-both you provided and the interesting part isn't in the file. It could be in the syslog-old file.
Could you also identify which partitions is NTFS formatted (0, 3_0, 3_1, 3_2, 3_3, 3_4)?
by , 10 years ago
|syslog-both-r40916 added
both ntfs partitions detected
comment:33 by , 10 years ago
Just retried with hrev40916 gcc4hybrid and the same still occurs. It seems to randomly detect them or not. All other partitions are always detected (ext2,3,4). One of the ntfs partitions is primary (sda1 win7) and the other is a logical partition (sda5 labelled Storage).
comment:34 by , 10 years ago
Sorry for doublepost, it should be hrev40913.
comment:35 by , 10 years ago
Replying to auronandace:
Edit 1 (16/04/11): Clarification as follows:
There are 2 ntfs partitions, 1 primary (sda1 win7) and 1 logical (sda5 storage). Haiku randomly detects either. Sometimes 1, sometimes the other, sometimes both or sometimes neither. I can't tell what's causing it or if there is a pattern; it seems entirely random.
comment:36 by , 10 years ago
380 KERN: KDiskDeviceManager::_ScanPartition(/dev/disk/scsi/0/0/0/0) [...] 421 KERN: trying: file_systems/ntfs/v1 422 KERN: returned: 0.8
The NTFS module recognizes the partition contents. But later:
3031 KERN: KDiskDeviceManager::_ScanPartition(/dev/disk/scsi/0/0/0/0) [...] 3069 KERN: trying: file_systems/ntfs/v1 3070 KERN: returned: -1
3386 KERN: KDiskDeviceManager::_ScanPartition(/dev/disk/scsi/0/0/0/0) [...] 3427 KERN: trying: file_systems/ntfs/v1 3428 KERN: returned: -1
The NTFS module reports that it doesn't recognize the partition contents. In
syslog-both-r40916 there's also one of the scans where the partition contents is not recognized, though the last one is OK.
I haven't spotted anything in the syslogs pointing to a problem that would explain the behavior (like failing I/O). I suppose reviewing the NTFS identification code would be the way to go, adding more debug output, if nothing presents itself.
comment:37 by , 9 years ago
Tested again with alpha 3 and it mounts both partitions fine all the time. It seems the bug is gone.
comment:38 by , 9 years ago
|→ fixed
|new → closed
comment:39 by , 9 years ago
This could be another gcc4 only issue. That would explain why you don't see this problem in alpha 3 which is gcc2 based. See also #8332.


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