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Habs Top 25 Under 25
Habs Top 25 Under 25: 20-16
By Bruce Peter Updated Aug 24, 2010, 11:00am EDT
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In this next group of youngsters, we're starting to hit up some names more familiar to Habs fans, and at #18, we start to hit the range where all panelists were in agreement that the player was one of the 25 best in the organization. We're starting to move away from the question marks and into the guys we all see as potential players for the team at some point, if not already. To view players 25-21, click here. For an introduction to the Top 25 Under 25 concept, click here.
#20: Ian Schultz, RW, 20 years old
Fresh off captaining the Calgary Hitmen to a WHL Championship and a 3rd place finish at the Memorial Cup, Schultz was ready to turn professional in the St. Louis Blues' organization. However, management of the Blues and the Canadiens had other plans, and he was included as one half of the Jaroslav Halak return. Schultz is a big, physical winger who will probably need to make the NHL as much with his fists as with his skates. However, at this point at least, he looks to be more than a potential goon. The younger brother of Washington Capitals defenseman Jeff Schultz, he's proven to be a solid goal scorer at the junior level, notching 33 goals over 93 regular season and playoff games last year in a complimentary role. He also racked up 150 PIMS, so the power forward potential is certainly there, although not at an elite level.
The upside on Schultz isn't huge, but he's a safe bet to devleop into a good AHLer and potentially a bottom 6 NHL forward. Where he'll have to excel in the future is the defensive side of the game, showing he won't be a hindrance to his teammates on the ice while maintaining his physical edge. If all goes well, Schultz has the potential to develop into a fan favourite. Maybe not quite the fan favourite level of the guy he was traded for, but a well liked teammate none the less.
#19: David Desharnais, C, 24 years old
There are quite a number of things that stick out about David Desharnais. The first thing people may notice is his size... or lack there of. Desharnais is all of 5'7", 176 lbs., and that height is likely measured with the skates on. The second thing that sticks out are the much higher numbers on his stat line: 2 100 point seasons in the QMJHL, 1 100 point season in the ECHL, and a 100 point pace last year in the AHL (78 points in 60 games). His puck skill and playmaking smarts put him in an elite class amongst AHLers, but there are legitimate concerns over whether he can transfer those skills at the NHL level, where the game is quicker and the opponents are that much stronger.
Desharnais main drawbacks, aside from his size, are his skating ability (described as merely average) and his defensive play. Brian La Rose of Habsworld thinks the key to him making it in the Habs organization could be how new Hamilton Head Coach Randy Cunneyworth deploys him next season, suggesting he try him out in a defensive role. "The road to the NHL, on any team, almost always begins on the bottom line. If Desharnais' defence improves, he may very well have a legit shot down the road somewhere." Desharnais has an outside shot at making the Habs out of training camp, but more than likely will be sent back to Hamilton for one more year, as he is waiver exempt. He made his NHL debut this past year, playing in 6 games and earning 1 point for the Habs.
Gabriel Dumont celebrates scoring an OT winner for Drummondville at the 2009 Memorial Cup. (Getty Images)
#18: Gabriel Dumont, C, 19 years old
Dumont is one of my personal favourites (although I ranked him 25th, which was probably too low), as he shares the name of a famous Métis warrior from the 1885 Northwest Resistance in Saskatchewan. Like his namesake, Dumont is known for his work ethic and hard nosed play. He piled up 51 goals this past season for Drummondville of the QMJHL, and turned professional to help out on the Hamilton Bulldogs' playoff run this past spring. Despite an injury in his draft year, he managed to put up 49 points in 51 games, and 19 points in 19 playoff games as Drummondville advanced to the Memorial Cup Finals under the guidance of former Hamilton head coach, and current Tampa Bay coach Guy Boucher. He's a smaller player, standing only at 5'9", 172 lbs., but he doesn't play the game like he's physically outmatched.
Dumont projects as a potential bottom 6 forward, and possibly in a bit of a pest's role. Comparisons to Pittsburgh's Max Talbot have been given in the past, but he will need a lot of seasoning in Hamilton before he gets his chance to play at Talbot's level. While I gave the label of a potential fan favourite for Schultz, there is no doubt that should Dumont make it in Montreal, he'll be a favourite. Dumont was the first player on the list here that received a vote from every single panelist.
#17: Joonas Nattinen, C, 19 years old
The only Finnish player on our list, Nattinen is a promising young centre out of the Espoo Blues program in the SM-Liiga. A playmaker with good size and speed, he's been on the bubble of the men's team roster the past couple of seasons, playing 43 games in that time period for the Blues, while spending the rest of his time dominating the junior circuit and helping the national junior team. Nattinen had 4 assists last year to help Finland to a 5th place finish in Saskatoon for the 2010 World Juniors, and will likely play a key role for the Finnish team in Buffalo this December and January.
Nattinen was the Habs' second choice, 65th overall, in the 2009 Entry Draft, a draft in which the team focused heavily on re-stocking their centre depth. At 6'2", 181 lbs., he has some filling out to do but possesses the size the Habs have been lacking at the top level for quite some time from their centres. Nattinen has one more year remaining in Finland before the Habs must sign him to a contract, or else lose his rights. It's possible that they will sign him and let him stay in Finland in 2011-12, but he could be coming to North America as soon as next year.
#16: Aaron Palushaj, RW, 21 years old
Another St. Louis Blues castoff, Palushaj came to Montreal in the trade that sent Matt D'Agostini out west at last year's trade deadline. Once a highly regarded teenager coming from the University of Michigan, where he was teammates with Max Pacioretty, Palushaj struggled in his adjustment to the pro game in Peoria and was made expendable by St. Louis as a result.
The Habs are hoping that the promise he showed in college will eventually be fulfilled in Hamilton and then Montreal, and that last year's struggles were necessary growing pains for his development. Palsuhaj is still highly regarded by some scouting services despite his slow AHL start, and his acquisition could turn into a bit of a steal if he fulfills on that promise.
He reads the game well and positions himself in lanes well on top of being able to make smart plays with the puck. Aaron has lead feet and doesn't generate much speed. He works very hard and will constantly be moving to try and compensate for the lack of speed. - Corey Pronman, Premium Scouting
Palushaj's game is mainly revolved around his puck skills, and whether or not there's a place for him in Montreal down the line remains to be seen. Certainly, it's a worthy gamble by Gauthier to deal a player like D'Agostini, who was struggling in the NHL even against soft competition. Palushaj has two years left on his contract, so he'll have plenty of time in Hamilton under the guidance of Cunneyworth to develop into a solid pro.
Rank Player Pos. Age Height Weight Current Team Habs Contract?
16 Aaron Palushaj RW 21 6'0" 185 lbs. Hamilton Bulldogs (AHL) Yes
17 Joonas Nättinen C 19 6'2" 181 lbs. Espoo Blues (SM-Liiga) No
18 Gabriel Dumont C 19 5'9" 172 lbs. Hamilton Bulldogs (AHL) Yes
19 David Desharnais C 24 5'7" 176 lbs. Hamilton Bulldogs (AHL) Yes
20 Ian Schultz RW 20 6'2" 185 lbs. Hamilton Bulldogs (AHL) Yes
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The old Henry Hotel still sits vacant at the corner of Baltimore and South Division Street in Ocean City, Maryland. Most people would never notice this three story, 20-roomed hotel, covered with brown shingles across from Trimper's Rides. The entire hotel is about the size of most single family homes found in upscale Western Shore neighborhoods. The Henry has been out of commission since its most recent owner, Pearl Bonner died in 2003. Pearl was a legend in her own right, when as a single, African American woman raising three daughters she purchased the property in 1964. For forty summers she ran the hotel, putting her daughters to work when they needed money for their college educations. All of them are college graduates.
Pearl ran the hotel more as a rooming house for African American men who worked in Ocean City, rather than a vacation destination for black patrons looking to relax.
The Henry Hotel was built by white investors around 1895 as a lodging site for African Americans. This was a time of segregation, when hotels and restaurants employed black workers but could not allow their patronage due to segregation laws. Workers of color couldn't stay in the hotels where whites stayed. Big name black entertainers could perform for summer visitors but couldn't spend the night in the same building that accommodated their white audiences.
The Henry Hotel is the only surviving "colored hotel" left in Ocean City.
In 1926 an African American mail carrier named Charles T. Henry and his wife Louisa bought the hotel and renamed it "Henry's Colored Hotel." The Henrys engaged the community, and offered a spirit of entertainment to black guests rather than just a bed for the night. They added a restaurant, a laundry and a night club across the street. They welcomed the black entertainers including Cab Calloway, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, County Basie and a very young-at-the-time James Brown. All were guests at the Henry's Colored Hotel.
I wanted to include the Henry Hotel on my Ocean City Ghost Walk. I was so hoping that it had a "haunted" history.
The Nabb Center at Salisbury University houses a Folklore Collection that includes transcribed oral commentary given to University students in the 1970s. There are thousands of pages of commentary in the collection, including stories of ghosts and hauntings. I found only one piece of commentary about the Henry Hotel. It was short – less than 150 words, given by an African American male informant in 1973. He was 61 years old at the time. He lived in Berlin but worked in Ocean City as a maintenance man and said he'd walk past the Henry Hotel in the evenings when he'd catch his ride home.
The informant said in the summertime he had no issues with walking past the hotel. But when winter set in, the town was closed up with few people on the streets. Walking at night was a lonely ordeal. He said when he walked past the Henry Hotel he would hear music – like a party or a dance – coming from inside. He could see that the hotel was empty, closed for the winter. There were no lights on or visual signs of any occupants. But there was music playing. He walked up closer to the building trying hard to hear where it was coming from, but the closer he got to the building, the more faint and distorted the music became. When he stepped on the grass in front of the house, the music stopped. But it started again as he walked away from the hotel. This happened several times – always with the same result. It bothered the man so much that he changed his walking route.
So where did the music come from?
There was one other testimony about the Henry given to me personally by a West Ocean City resident. He said he once worked on the Henry Hotel in the off-season doing some repair work. He said, "It was a strange place. Like it was empty, but not empty." He was hesitant to elaborate.
I wanted the Henry Hotel on the Ocean City Ghost Walk because of its rich story of culture and heritage, but one shred of commentary about hearing music and an unconvincing comment about the hotel "being empty but not empty" wasn't enough to warrant a spot on the tour. So I paid my own visit to the Henry Hotel to get a sense of the place. I went both during the busy daylight hours in July and then again after midnight when town was quiet. Seeing the Henry in the silence of the early morning hours makes a big difference.
I stood out in front of the hotel for awhile, then spent some time walking the length and breadth of the corner property. The man who said "empty – but not empty" was right. The was something more to the hotel than brown shingles with chipped paint on the window frames. There was something richly "filling" the space in and around the building.
The Henry has a pulse. A pulse that beats out a life story … a will to survive – a tale worth telling.
I strove to find out all I could about the Henry Hotel. I interviewed at least a dozen people – historians, merchants, old timers. They offered nothing.
But something came to me when I wasn't trying to find it. I was in another part of the City – the Bayside Fishermen's Homes, doing ghost walk research. The whole street is lined with bungalows that were former homes to fishermen and tradesmen. I was interviewing people there about histories associated with their houses when a young man on a bicycle stopped and listened to my interview with one of the residents. He was interested in ghost stories, I think.
I asked this young man if he knew of any famous haunted sites in Ocean City. He said he didn't, but then backtracked and said, "There is one creepy place." He referred to the old brown house across from Trimpers near the bus station. He said he'd go down to the Inlet in the off season and have to walk past it. He knew it was vacant, but one night he saw someone on the screened porch looking at him. He said it was very late – and weird to see someone there. When he looked closer, he saw he was mistaken. No one was there. But it happened another time, and that time he was sure he saw someone or some thing – but when he took a closer look, that someone had vanished.
I don't know if the spirit of Pearl Bonner is still waiting for guests to come in for the night, or if previous (long deceased) guests are partying and playing their music into the early morning hours. But I do know that the Henry Hotel has a presence about it. It is also the one site where guests on my Ocean City Ghostwalk get the most number of abnormalities in the pictures they take there. It's gotten so that I tell my non-picture-taking guests to sit down for a minute on the bus station benches to wait while the picture takers look at each others images with orbs and shadows and strange elements.
If you believe in ghosts, you should visit the Henry Hotel.
If you don't believe in ghosts, you should visit the Henry Hotel.
You'll marvel at this how this old relic has survived…. at how it still occupies one of the most prime pieces of real estate in Ocean City whilst generating no revenue for its owners.
Why has it stuck around for so long? Why does it make some people feel so uneasy? Why do ghost walk guests get so many abnormalities in their pictures?
What about the coincidences when I was doing my research? The man on the bicycle coming around just when I needed confirmation, talking about someone watching him on the porch. The Sun article stating Pearl Bonner waited up for her male residents.
Here's one more unrelated coincidence. I came across the land records for the Henry Hotel in my research. I scrolled through the listing of property transfers and noticed that the contract purchaser who transferred the property to Pearl Bonner had the same name as my friend's ex-husband. I asked her about it. Turns out it WAS her ex-husband.
The Henry Hotel has a story to tell. It may be different for each person, but I'm convinced it's a story worth hearing.
What story did it tell you?
do you do ghost walk in winter ?
Chesapeake Ghost Walks, does tours all year long. We have ghost walks through December and then do bus tours in January, February and March picking up sites in areas beyond the boundaries of the walks. You can check out our calendar of events on http://chesapeakeghostwalks.com/events and also sign up for our newsletter at http://chesapeakeghostwalks.com/newsletter/ to be kept informed about upcoming walks. thanks for inquiring.
I took your tour a few days ago and was telling my father all about it. I loved it! Talking about the Henry Hotel, i couldnt remember if you had said that african americans where still seggrigated in ocean city up untill 1975. This has become the big discussion in my house hold right now. I would love for you to get back to me, thank you!
Brianna, the Civil Rights movement of the 20th century is long and detailed. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlawed discrimination, but it took years for civil rights supporters to force those trying to get around the law to comply. It wasn't until 1975 that integration was forced in the schools through the practice of bussing and that was the final step in forcibly putting these two diverse communities into one another's company. Prior to 1975, there were very few Blacks in Ocean City's beaches, boardwalk, hotels, etc because the public environment was not welcoming.
I worked as a musician at bars and restaurants in Ocean City for years. Whenever I worked in Old Town, after my gig, I'd have some drinks and wander to the old Henry Hotel. Before the porch was screened, I'd sit there on the bench, pondering the history of the musicians that stayed there; I felt so drawn to it. Often I'd fall asleep on that bench. I still walk by there when I can.
Funny, Rob. I feel the same way. I think all musicians would. Just to think about the fun they must have had there in the evenings. I'm so glad the Bonner family has decided to keep it there as a landmark and the yard and grounds are kept up so well. Thanks for stopping by the blog.
Thanks, Beth. best compliment I've had all day and it's already 1:30 pm. Luv u. Thanks for the kind words. And someday, I'm taking you on one of these tours.
Convinced you didn't have a whole lot, I read on. I am now convinced otherwise.I like the story a lot.
Why do ghost walk guests get so many abnormalities in their pictures? Favorite summary question.
I am hoping that the Henry Hotel has more life left in it.
Hey Shalagh. They Henry Hotel has a special energy. It was fun to write about. I believe the Bonner daughters are hoping to turn it into a museum / perhaps a B&B. I figure it will be around for awhile. Thanks for the kind words.


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Marine Drive (Marshside) to close for 3 months
Sefton Council are planning to resurface much of the Marine Drive coast road at Marshside, with the road set to close from Monday 24th January for up to 3 months. The aim is to improve the surface and remove the worst of the bumps that have been increasing in recent years. It follows similar works in the spring of 2021 when the western section of the road that passes through the RSPB reserve was resurfaced.
The Council have confirmed that the RSPB car park can remain open throughout the period on all but a few days which will be notified well in advance and we will post these dates on our social media channels as soon as we have them. Access for fisherman and the emergency services to 'Redshank Road', a track that leads out onto the intertidal area will also remain open to permit holders.
The road passes through the middle of the RSPB's Marshside reserve which also forms part of the Ribble Estuary National Nature Reserve and is a Special Protection Area. Comprehensive precautions are in place to ensure that the works have no significant effects on the important wildlife of the area.
RSPB Warden Alex Pigott said: "we are looking forward to the absence of traffic and the peace and quiet that will provide for visitors to the reserve and the wildlife that lives here. We encourage visitors to make the most of the opportunity and to come and enjoy the fantastic wildlife spectacle here! Please respect the wildlife if you do visit - keep to the paths and keep your dog on a lead. Wild birds are especially vulnerable to human disturbance during cold weather and birds will also begin nesting during this period. Most of our birds nest on the ground and so are especially vulnerable to disturbance at this time."
Another event takes place on Sunday 6th February when the annual 'Mad Dog 10k' run takes place. All the roads in the area will be closed between 0730-1230 and the RSPB car park will be closed between those times. Please keep an eye on our website for further updates:
https://www.rspb.org.uk/reserves-and-events/reserves-a-z/marshside/
The RSPB Car park is open daily, seasonal times below. Closed and locked outside of these hours.
Autumn/Winter opening hours: 8.30am-4pm (1 November-1 March)
Spring/Summer opening hours: 8.30am-5pm (2 March-31 October).
There are no entry fees to the nature reserve, but the following parking charges apply:
RSPB members: FREE (please display your membership card face down in your windscreen).
Non-members: £1.50 per vehicle (up to 2 hours) / £3 per vehicle over 2 hours.
Blue badge holders: FREE (please display your blue badge in your windscreen).
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I was super lucky to be contacted again by eShakti to do another review on one of their dresses. I got to pick which one, and this time I decided to try a sleeveless one since I don't have one of those from them. If I ever get asked to review another one, I am hoping to get a sheath dress. I have very extreme proportions, and so getting one that actually fits my hips would be awesome!
As you can see you can pick the dress, and then change it as much as you want from the neckline, dress length, sleeve options, pockets vs. no pockets, and then of course you put in your exact sizes so they always fit.
They are also now making all types of bridesmaids and event dresses, mine actually came from that section as well.
I chose the Lilian Dress in red,but I actually didn't change much. I put in my exact dimensions, made sure it had pockets because you can never tell in their dresses by bulky layers that there are pockets, and boy are they convenient.
So without further ado, the dress.
IÂ am in no way a fashion blogger, so it was kinda fun to dress up and take these picture.
Of course, you have to show off the pockets.
It was interesting, since we took these in a park on a saturday morning, to have to wait until people passed and not bothering them on their hike to take these pictures.
I was impressed with how well the dress held up. I wore it in the car, then while hiking to this spot, and then sitting on benches, logs, and a rough window sill. This was one of the later pictures, so it was still looking great. I also love the folded detailing,but I guess since I had something similar on my wedding dress there isn't much of a surprise that I picked this dress.
And just keeping it real, the shoes I wore while hiking to that bridge. 🙂 I got a lot of side long glances from the other hikers.
 Thanks to my wonderful husband, who found out about this park online, drove me there, and took about 300 pictures just to make sure I had enough good shots for this post.
Also, if you are wanting to order your own dress from eShakti, use this coupon code BEGNTCRFT to get 10% OFF when they shop at eShakti – valid thru 04/21/2014. If you have trouble with this code, comment below, and I will make sure to get it working!
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Disclosure: I received 1 dress for free from eShakti.com in exchange for agreeing to write about it. All opinions and content here are my own. I currently have 2 other dresses from them that I am happy with.
Can I ask how tall you are? I'm debating if I want to custom this dress to be knee length. From the pictures it looks like it hits above the knees.
I'm 5'5″ I hope that helps.
Yes that helps! I'm 5'5″ as well so now I know I want it a little bit longer than your pics. Looks great on you!


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Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) was one of President Trump's first GOP critics. Rather than tamp down his criticism of the president to run for reelection next year, Flake announced Tuesday he's retiring. And it's entirely because of Trump. Flake gave a remarkable speech on the Senate floor that amounted to a heavy-hearted takedown of Trump the president, Trump the philosophy and Trump the man. The Fix has annotated Flake's retirement speech using Genius. Click on the yellow highlighted text to read, and sign up for an account on Genius to add your own.
We must never regard as "normal" the regular and casual undermining of our democratic norms and ideals. We must never meekly accept the daily sundering of our country — the personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms, and institutions, the flagrant disregard for truth or decency, the reckless provocations, most often for the pettiest and most personal reasons, reasons having nothing whatsoever to do with the fortunes of the people that we have all been elected to serve.
Reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused and countenanced as "telling it like it is," when it is actually just reckless, outrageous and undignified.
It is often said that children are watching. Well, they are. And what are we going to do about that? When the next generation asks us, "Why didn't you do something? Why didn't you speak up?" — what are we going to say?
When we remain silent and fail to act when we know that that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do — because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam — when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of the institutions of our liberty, then we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations. Those things are far more important than politics.
If I have been critical, it not because I relish criticizing the behavior of the president of the United States. If I have been critical, it is because I believe that it is my obligation to do so, as a matter of duty and conscience. The notion that one should stay silent as the norms and values that keep America strong are undermined and as the alliances and agreements that ensure the stability of the entire world are routinely threatened by the level of thought that goes into 140 characters — the notion that one should say and do nothing in the face of such mercurial behavior is ahistoric and, I believe, profoundly misguided.
These articles of civic faith have been central to the American identity for as long as we have all been alive. They are our birthright and our obligation. We must guard them jealously and pass them on for as long as the calendar has days. To betray them, or to be unserious in their defense is a betrayal of the fundamental obligations of American leadership. And to behave as if they don't matter is simply not who we are.
This spell will eventually break. That is my belief. We will return to ourselves once more, and I say the sooner the better. Because to have a healthy government we must have healthy and functioning parties. We must respect each other again in an atmosphere of shared facts and shared values, comity and good faith. We must argue our positions fervently and never be afraid to compromise. We must assume the best of our fellow man and always look for the good. Until that days comes, we must be unafraid to stand up and speak out as if our country depends on it. Because it does.


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MRS BEETON'S BOOK OF HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT Comprising Information for the Mistress, Housekeeper, Cook, Kitchen-Maid, Butler, Footman, Coachman, etc.etc. MRS BEETON'S BOOK OF HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT Comprising Information for the Mistress, Housekeeper, Cook, Kitchen-Maid, Butler, Footman, Coachman, etc.etc.
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Ziff Environmental Fellow: 2016-2018
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Kaighin McColl is a hydrologist who studies the terrestrial water cycle and its coupling with the atmosphere.
Kaighin earned a BE in environmental engineering and a BSc in applied mathematics from the University of Melbourne in 2009. After graduating, he worked as a water resources engineer in the private sector, as well as a research assistant at the University of Melbourne. He moved to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2012, graduating with a PhD in civil and environmental engineering in 2016. His doctoral research primarily focused on the physics of turbulent exchanges of heat and momentum between the land and atmosphere. He also contributed to NASA's Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) satellite mission, which measures soil moisture and vegetation properties from space.
As an Environmental Fellow, Kaighin worked with Zhiming Kuang from the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences. He also worked on interactions between clouds and fluxes of heat and moisture from the land-surface. He explored possible causes of a warm bias in weather and climate models over land, which may be related to missing land-atmosphere coupling in models. This work also applied to water resources management, agriculture, and ecosystem health.
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Jeffrey Duckett is now Director of the American International School of Niamey, in Niger. Mr. Duckett was previously the Deputy Head of School at Khartoum International Community School (KICS) in Khartoum, Sudan. He was previously Director of Technology at KICS before being appointed Deputy Head of School. He has also held teaching and administrative positions in Dubai, UAE and in Cairo, Egypt.
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I feel honored and blessed to have the opportunity to serve as the head of Mazapan School, La Ceiba, Honduras, as it is a school with a rich history of 88 years, founded upon principles of excellence, character, and community, and a place that is near and dear to my heart. Mazapan School is a company owned school, serving Standard Fruit de Honduras, a subsidiary of Dole Fresh Fruit International, as well as the local community. My past appointments include serving as the Nursery through Grade 12 Principal of Mazapan School. I also served as the Interim Curriculum Coordinator, Gifted and Talented Program Coordinator, and Science Lab Teacher and Grade 4 teacher through several years at Escuela Internacional Sampedrana, San Pedro Sula, Honduras. Prior to that, I worked in Bryan, Texas, U.S.A. as an art teacher at Anson Jones Elementary.
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Paul Combs has been appointed as the Headmaster of Boston School International for 2016-17 in Panama City, Panama. His wife, Antoinette, has joined him as the school's 5th grade teacher. Paul has served as a deputy Principal, Principal and a Director at international schools in Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Lebanon, Guatemala and most recently in Curitiba, Brazil.
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Sarah Chevaillier has been appointed Director for the American International School of Conakry in Conakry, Guinea. She was previously the Director of Marymount in the Schools in California and also consults with Knightwater Learning Solutions. She has worked as Principal of NES International School in Mumbai, India, and has also taught at international schools in China, India and Germany. After earning a BA at the University of California, Berkeley, and an MA at Michigan State, she recently completed an MBA in International Management.
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Acadamy Award-winning actor and vegan activist Natalie Portman starred in a new video to honor the legacy of animal rights advocate Isaac Bashevis Singer, an acclaimed Polish-born Jewish writer who won the Nobel Prize for Literature 40 years ago this fall. The short was produced by PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals).
In the 1968 short story "The Letter Writer," Singer wrote: "In relation to [animals], all people are Nazis," a line that would spark discussions of comparing the mass slaughter of animals to The Holocaust. Further, Singer saw eating animals as such an injustice that in the preface for Steven Rosen's 1986 book, "Food for Spirit: Vegetarianism and the World Religions," he stated that even if God told him that he opposed vegetarianism, he would continue to advocate for animals.
A vegan of many years, Portman is an active supporter of animal rights. She has made several media appearances over the past few months to promote the new vegan documentary "Eating Animals," based on the 2009 novel of the same name. She also served as the documentary's narrator.
In recent years, more Jewish leaders and synagogues have supported showing compassion to all living creatures. Last October, 70 rabbis representing the Jewish Vegetarian Society wrote a declaration asking followers of the faith to adopt a vegan diet. Last month, five Jewish synagogues across the US announced the start of The Synagogue Vegan Challenge, a yearlong vegan food and education program sponsored by VegFund.


sarah did it!: Wednesday Weather Report, a squishy and flowers!
It's been a red hot week.
Thankfully today is much, much cooler.
Today is an orange day, since you asked. Barely an orange day.
Earlier this week I received a squishy from Denise!!! Every other month we send each other a squishy based on a predetermined theme. This month was cats & birds. We were supposed to send one bird FQ, one cat FQ and either a cat or bird related gift. Neither of us follows the rules explicitly, as you already noticed.
I tried to get the approval of my new cat socks from the resident approver of all things here at Casa Grande but he was more interested in attacking my Sketchers.
And last but not least, I raided my garden this morning! Pink and white peonies, yellow iris and 2 kinds of hosta leaves. My office smells divine!
Linking to Midweek Makers #76.
At least it isn't red hot today!
Good job keeping those firefighters hydrated!!
Maybe Z was trying to get your shoes off so he could see more of those stylish socks.
The flowers are gorgeous. The Hosta leaves make a nice addition to the bouquet.
Lovely little parcel.. cute socks.
You are having some hot times. I'm on day 6 of my current rosette, and so far every one of those days has been the same (cool) colour. Not getting much variation here.
Oyi - I need to get my fabrics together for the temperature quilt. Summer Solstice is fast approaching! I am glad it cooled down today, too. Love the kitty socks - too cute!
nice selection in your goody bag.
I like your temperature Rosette and love the kitty socks. That is such a cool thing you have going on with Denise. Your flowers are wonderful.
Pretty hexies - thank you for sharing on Midweek Makers!


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Prince and Princess of Wales release stunning loved-up portrait
Anything Harry and Meghan can do… Prince and Princess of Wales release stunning loved-up black and white portrait from behind the scenes at Earthshot prize
Prince William and his wife posed in loved-up black and white photos together
The royal couple shared sweet snaps from their recent trip to Boston
It comes amid a tense wait for Prince Harry and Meghan's Netflix documentary
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The Prince and Princess of Wales looked loved up as ever in heart-warming behind-the-scenes Instagram snaps at this year's Earthshot awards ceremony in Boston.
The royal couple appeared to channel Prince Harry and Meghan Markle – who recently shared a slew of intimate photos in the explosive trailer ahead of their documentary later this week – in theatrical black and white shots.
Kate, 40, was effortlessly elegant in a creamy white dress which exposed her shoulders, chestnut tresses cascading down her back.
The mother-of-three was snapped walking along in the figure hugging ensemble, which featured a slit along the back.
The Prince and Princess of Wales looked loved up as ever in heart-warming behind-the-scenes Instagram snaps at this year's Earthshot awards ceremony in Boston
She accessorised with a glamorous choker and chic earrings, smiling up at her husband in the candid photo.
William, 40, looked dapper in a sophisticated black suit and matching bowtie.
Another intimate shot showed Kate clapping for her husband as he spoke at the podium.
Sharing the carousel to their royal Instagram account, the couple wrote: 'Celebrating brilliant solutions and the inspiring people behind them!'
Kate Middleton, 40, was effortlessly elegant in a creamy white dress which exposed her shoulders, chestnut tresses cascading down her back
The Earthshot Prize and long been a passion project of Prince William's, who launched it in 2020 to come up with solutions to climate change.
The ceremony marked the end of a whirlwind tour in Boston, where the couple made an impressive impact on the US media.
The Boston Herald said the future Queen 'dazzled' at the award ceremony, while People Magazine stated that she stunned the crowds in her glamourous outfit, stealing the spotlight with the ensemble. The New York Post went on to describe the ceremony as a 'home run' for the future King and Queen.
However, the couple have not been warmly greeted everywhere they've visited on their three-day trip, with the pair being booed by a few onlookers while they sat courtside to watch the Boston Celtics basketball team take on Miami Heat earlier this week.
Another intimate shot showed Kate proudly clapping for her husband as he spoke at the podium
A New York Times article also added fuel to the flames after documenting Bostonians' reactions to the royal couple's visit, concluding that it was, at best, indifferent.
The piece quoted one woman saying that she '[didn't] care' about the royal visit, while another said there was 'no chatter' about the visit in local bars and clubs as to be expected.
Another man was quoted as saying: 'I said to my wife this morning, I put my pants on the same way he does – why is he so special?' while others were documented as complaining about the potential traffic jams the visit would cause.
One said: 'This is America, and I think that's an important part of who we are, that we don't deify people.'
William, 40, looked dapper in a sophisticated black suit and matching bowtie during the ceremony
Despite the reception, Kate was seen looking relaxed as she made a solo walkabout at Harvard University after speaking to experts at The Centre on the Developing Child.
She was heard saying that the people of Boston had been 'so friendly' to her and her husband on their short trip, telling well-wishers she was 'so appreciative' of people coming to greet her.
Certainly, William and Kate needed the trip to go off without a hitch. While much pressure was already being placed on the gala, that weight increased tenfold in the wake of the controversies that have overshadowed the couple's US tour.
Before the couple had even touched down in the US, a furious race row had erupted in the UK after the Prince's own godmother, Lady Susan Hussey, was accused of making racist comments to black domestic abuse campaigner Ngozi Fulani at a Buckingham Palace event.
The ceremony marked the end of a whirlwind tour in Boston, where the couple (pictured at Boston City Hall) made an impressive impact on the US media
Then on, the first full day of their tour, Harry and Meghan dropped a trailer for the bombshell Netflix documentary, which hinted at fresh attacks on the Monarchy – and was described by insiders as a 'declaration of war' on the Waleses and the royal family.
The teaser dispelled any hopes that the Sussexes are willing to work towards a ceasefire in their acrimonious battle with the Royal Family.
The California-dwelling couple will have to look to the future after the release of their explosive Netflix docuseries this week, and the Duke of Sussex's memoir release in January, a royal author has claimed.
Valentine Low, who penned Courtiers: The Inside Story of the Palace Power Struggles, told Lorraine Kelly he thinks the Montecito-based Duke and Duchess of Sussex 'can't carry on being that couple complaining about the past'.
The royal correspondent also added that the Prince of Wales' camp is 'tired' of Harry and Meghan's media campaign, and there is 'absolutely no chance' of a reconciliation between the two brothers and their wives.
Despite this, reports claim that senior family members plan 'business as usual approach' amid turmoil over Harry and Meghan documentary.
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Home NEWS LOCAL NEWS Prov'l hospitals' mark-up on medicines 'unlawful' – COA
Prov'l hospitals' mark-up on medicines 'unlawful' – COA
By: Gerome Dalipe
The Iloilo Provincial Government constructed 11 provincial hospitals to help indigents in the Province get much-needed medical needs.
But it seems that some districts hospitals are even adding burden to the financial stress and woes of already cash-strapped indigents by overcharging the patients on medicine cost.
State auditors discovered such practice by the district hospitals in their annual audit report on the Capitol's financial transactions last year.
The Provincial Government is subsidizing 11 district hospitals and the Western Visayas Medical Center in Mandurriao district, Iloilo City.
But several district hospitals marked up the prices of their medicines by up to 30 percent and then charged it to the patients, the Commission on Audit (COA) reported.
For instance, medicines that cost P1,000 and above were marked up by 10 percent. On the other hand, medicines that cost below P1,000 were marked up by 30 percent.
There was no approved written policy on the increase in medical costs.
The matter was reportedly carried out through "verbal advice" from the Hospital Management Office and the hospital administration.
The medicine cost mark-up was done in order for the hospitals to recover the "necessary and related incidental costs as well as an additional source of revenue."
Likewise, the present scheme of marking up the cost of medicines started in the first quarter of 2018.
But it lacks support by from any approved policy including the Revised Revenue Code of Iloilo Province.
Thus, the auditors questioned the hospitals' jacking up of the cost of their medicines for lack of policies prior to its implementation.
The medicines' mark up prices are "unreasonable and could result in overcharging of the patient," the auditors noted.
Overpricing of medicine also ran contrast to "the very purpose contemplated in the creation of district hospitals, as the hospitals for the poor," the COA said.
While Capitol-run hospitals need to engage in revenue-generating activities to recover costs, any related activities should be supported by approved policies.
"Without the established standards and policies, the charging of mark-ups on the cost of medicines to the patients may go beyond just the recovery of the cost…" the auditors said.
Considering that the rates imposed by the hospital on their medicine costs were not in compliance with the revenue code of Iloilo, the auditors said that such is "unlawful or without legal basis."
"Moreover, the rates imposed therein may no longer be reasonable and already burdensome to the patient," the auditors said.
Pursuant to the Local Government Code, reasonable fees, rates, charges, among others, may be collected and imposed for the services rendered.
The reasonableness of these fees and charges was guaranteed by taking due process which includes public hearings and consultations, COA noted.
The COA suggested that rates of mark-up on the cost of medicines be standardized and included in the policy formulation of the hospital.
These include several aspects such as the recovery of costs, the reasonableness of mark-ups as well as the purpose of the creation of the hospital which is to cater to the needs of the poor.
The Hospital Management Office and the hospital administrations are urged to ensure that any revenue-generating activities should be supported by an enacted ordinance embodying the revised rates of fees and charges to be imposed and implemented.
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Q: SQL Server table variable vs string query performance I have a stored procedure, I am using a while loop for creating dynamic insertions. I need to save one row for each loop and the end save that rows in the database. My question is what is better? Save the new row in a table variable or contact each row to a varchar query and then to a insert to the database?

A: It depends.  It is usually faster to send a few decent sized transactions rather than lots of single row transactions or one very large transaction.
The only way to really know is to benchmark it and see.  On a similar type of problem I had a while back, it worked out to about 5000 rows being inserted at once gave the best overall performance with the least amount of blocking.  Row by row is probably the worst way to do it in most every case though.

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"I'm super happy that I won. It was super technical, a lot of corners. I had the legs and yeah, it's crazy,"
The 2022 Itzulia Basque Country has just started and we already have our first winner, Primoz Roglic as he won the opening time trial. Roglic defended his title as he won the same time trial back in 2021. That was surely a historic win as Roglic put behind Remco Evenepoel (QuickStep-AlphaVinyl).
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After his amazing win, Roglic said:
I'm super happy that I won. It was super technical, with a lot of corners. I had the legs and yeah, it's crazy.
It's just the start. It was 10 minutes of effort. You can't have super big differences but I always say it's always better to have some advantage than disadvantage. But it doesn't mean anything yet.
This is just the beginning though, as Roglic will be leading the stage 2 race on Tuesday. The race will be sprawling between Leitza and Viana and will have a total distance of 207.4-kilometers. As if this stage was not hard enough, the time trial ran through the streets of the coastal town of Hondarribia.
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Shifting our focus to Evenepoel who also did great, he managed to demolish the previous best score laid by Cavagna, and that too by eight seconds which is amazing. Roglic is not overwhelmed by his win and promises a much bigger challenge is ahead of him.
It was only ten minutes effort, no big differences and this is only just beginning.
But as I always say, better to be ahead than behind. It's a great start.
How the race unfolded was truly marvelous, even the World Championships Silver Medalist Evenepoel could not do anything in front of Roglic's might. Even after Evenepoel's defeat, he did not want to spar with Roglic for the overall event:
On Sunday, I said this time trial would be a lottery because it's very technical and short.
But I can't blame myself because I went as fast as possible and only one guy was faster than me
It's a bit sad to be second again in a WorldTour race after Tirreno, so let's go for tomorrow, it's a new race.
Roglic has to protect his legacy and add even more wins to it, the event has just begun and there will be many challenges ahead of him.
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Edinburgh alumna Anna Burnside was among winners at the Refugee Week Scotland Media Awards, which took place at the Tron Theatre in Glasgow on 24 June.
The awards, which are hosted annually by the British Red Cross in association with the Scottish Refugee Council and the National Union of Journalists, formed part of a week of events aimed at highlighting issues relating to refugees and asylum seekers in Scotland.
Anna's article, entitled 'Hope in a Place of Destruction', originally appeared in the Scotland on Sunday, and focused on a night shelter for asylum seekers set up in a church hall by the Glasgow Destitution Network. It won the National Print (Features) prize.
"This is my favourite kind of writing," says Anna of her article. "A colour piece that takes the reader straight into a world they might never otherwise experience."
"The volunteers who give up one night a week to cook a meal and supervise, and the guests (that's what the organisers call them) who have come from the other side of the world and now have nowhere else to go, had so many fascinating and sad stories. A lot of the things I write about are light and daft so I particularly enjoy being able to tackle something a bit more chewy. The worry, of course, is doing a good job of what is the stuff of people's souls. I do my best."
Anna graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 1985 having studied Politics here. Although she had wanted to be a journalist since childhood, she admits that she went through University without a definite vision of how her career might pan out. Then an unexpected opportunity arose.
"I graduated into a horrible recession", she explains. "I sold earrings made by a fellow graduate and made canapés for drinks parties. Then I spotted a Basic Media Skills course for unemployed people at Radio Forth and signed up for that. It was extraordinary and it felt so natural. It dawned on me that maybe journalism could still be for me. I was right and I soon got a part-time job at the Gorgie-Dalry Gazette."
'Education is never wasted'
Since then, Anna has been a prolific features writer in the Scottish and national press, including stints at the Edinburgh Advertiser, The Dunfermline Herald and Post, Scotland on Sunday, the Sunday Herald and The Sunday Times. She works freelance, too, and her articles can be regularly seen in publications as varied as the Daily Record and The Independent. One particular career highlight was interviewing the Nobel prize-winning Nigerian writer Wole Soyinka, and it was then that her time at Edinburgh came to the fore.
"Getting an hour on your own with someone of his stature is a joy but also a worry", she says. "No one wants to sound like an idiot. However, my Edinburgh education stood me in good stead. Having taken an honours option in Sub-Saharan African politics 20-odd years earlier, I was able to confidently discuss Nigerian politics (and political correctness, and witchcraft, and how weird Switzerland is) with a world figure. It was a great feeling - education is never wasted."
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Despite the successes, Anna remains endearingly pragmatic:
"I think being nearly 50 years old and still working as a print journalist is a huge achievement. When I started in national newspapers I thought I had the most exciting job in the world in the best industry in the world. I had no idea that I was, in fact, living through a seismic change in the way we consume and create news and information."
"I am, in my own lifetime, an industrial relic, which feels a bit weird as I still wear Converse and ride a bike, and I try not to bore the young people with too many stories about the old days. But I still use my broadsheet-length ruler, which has my name on it and was given to me on the day I joined Scotland on Sunday as a sub-editor, to measure my knitting."
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As part of our ongoing investigation into the role colleges and universities play in the intern economy, we spoke with an internship coordinator to learn more about the process of developing an internship program.
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Sheryl Swingley has been the journalism internship coordinator at Ball State University for more than 20 years, where she also teaches journalism. We sat down to talk with her about paid and unpaid internships, the kind of advice she offers students and trends at Ball State – where she says students' paid summer internships have dropped by nearly half.
How have you seen the internship landscape change since you started at Ball State?
I haven't seen internships for journalism students, or even public relations or advertising students, change in terms of opportunities and what's expected of them. Our students have always expected to be involved in producing real work.
But what I have seen is fewer internships paying, and some internships still requiring students to work 40 hours [a week] for nothing. For the last 11 or 12 years, I've kept a record of the number of summer interns paid, the hourly wage, inflation dollars — the hot year was 2003, when we had 60 percent of our students paid. It's dropped as low as 25 percent, and it was 26 percent in 2013.
The first 10 years as my time as coordinator, our career center director was adamant that she would not list unpaid internships. But that's changed a little over time. Different directors have said that because of the bad economy, we need to list these opportunities for students. And I'm thinking, "Yeah, in these bad times we're going to send them out and show them how to work for nothing!"
Our long-term philosophy is that interns should be paid. We feel that they're worth it. They're contributing to the operations of any business they go in. If they're not, in our view, that's not a good internship.
However, we have options for paid and unpaid internships, and it's up to the student to decide. I don't know of anyone in our department now, in the past or in the future, who would ever say that a student couldn't be paid during an internship. For me, that's criminal. And there are universities out there that say that.
How do you screen listings that people send to you?
Most of the time, I know the people or the companies, so it's not that difficult to screen. But some I rarely share, particularly virtual internships. We want students in an office setting, so they can see how people interact in a professional environment. We often find our students are prepared technically, but they're surprised at how professionals work and office politics. That's often the real education.
We require our interns to be in the workplace at least three days a week, for 20 hours a week. We feel that's what it takes to get anything out of the internship. We'd like them to be there more. But we realize if they're not paid, they're likely going to do the minimum, so that they can work another job.
How do you respond to employers who don't pay?
Periodically, when I've felt comfortable, I would bring up the fact that it's federal law that interns should be paid – particularly with for-profit companies. [Note: Federal guidelines say unpaid internships must meet six criteria.] Now, I don't talk about the law. I say it's discriminatory. Our students with fewer resources may be some of our most talented students, but they can't afford to go for those internships in D.C., New York or Chicago. When I bring that up, it doesn't seem to change policy. I've made [employers] feel guilty, but that's about it.
Sometimes I tell students that if they don't have debt, doing an internship might be worth going out and getting a loan; it might elevate you and help you get a start. But most of them have an awful lot of debt. And it just hurts.
Do outside accrediting bodies impact your policies?
Yes, the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication accrediting body used to have a separate section in their internship book for journalism internships. But they don't anymore. To my knowledge, the accrediting body has never indicated whether interns can be paid or not paid. But they would say that we could only have so many hours allocated for internship credit, if we required it. [Note: The Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication accrediting body says that internship credit should not exceed six semester credits, or nine quarter credit hours.]
Our internships used to be three credits. I proposed a professional development seminar to help students prepare for their internships that was a one-hour class. And since our accreditation limits the number of hours we can have in journalism courses, we took our internships down to two. Plus, if we have fewer hours the student has to enroll in, it costs them less.
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Degrees that are given from Ivy League Universities have particular regard in most professional worlds. So, getting a degree from one of these schools may open you more opportunities. However, if you have limited access to traditional education in person, limited time, or special reasons to prefer distant education, you may want to get such a degree through an online program. Which brings us to the main question; Which Ivy League Universities offer Online Degree?
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When it comes to online colleges, Ivy League Universities meet certain quality and, and most of them offer degrees that you can get through online education.
Down here, you can read a quick overview of the degree options from Harvard University, Dartmouth College, Columbia University, Brown University, and Cornell University.
Harvard University is, without a doubt, quite well-known. But what most people don't know is that Harvard also offers online college degrees. A division of the school, the Harvard Extension School offers many certificates and degrees for students who complete its online programs.
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When it comes to degree offerings, Harvard Extension School offers a Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree program and a Master of Liberal Arts in Extension Studies program. Both of these programs require students to complete four courses on campus before they move on the online education. Bachelor's degree students also need to get an A or B in these four courses. After this, students can complete their education completely online.
Other than the many online pre-college courses it offers, Brown University also offers graduate degrees for professionals. The online degree offerings of Brown University include two programs. Both of these online degree programs involve both online courses and in-person meetings.
One of these programs is a Master of Business Administration program that they created with IE Business School. Through this program, you can get an Executive MBA degree, which is a joint degree from both schools. This degree is called IE Brown Executive MBA. And the program covers human sciences and innovative technics along with business studies through 15 months of education time.
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Columbia University offers many well-regarded certificate programs through its online education platform that is provided through its Teacher's College. These programs include Teaching and Learning with Technology, Designing Interactive Multimedia Instruction, as well as Cognition and Technology Certificate programs.
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Columbia University also offers engineering degrees through its special platform called Columbia Video Network. This platform allows students to get engineering degrees completely through online courses while also providing them the full ability to reach professors and get help for their problems. The degree offerings of Columbia Video Network include P.D. in Mechanical Engineering. P.D. in Electrical Engineering, P.D. in Computer Science, M.S. in Computer Science, M.S. in Electrical Engineering, M.S. in Materials Science, M.S. in Engineering and Management Systems, and M.S. in Mechanical Engineering.
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Dartmouth College is among the school that offers online degree programs that require a low amount of attendance. The first online degree program of the school is the Master of Health Care Delivery Science program. As a joint program, this education involves courses for the skills that current and future leaders in the health care fields will need.
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Similarly, the school offers an Online/On-Campus Hybrid Masters's in Public Health degree program as well. This program takes two years to complete, like traditional master's degree programs. However, the students of this program complete a large portion of the courses online.
https://tdi.dartmouth.edu/education/degree-programs/masters-in-public-health/online/online-mph-programs
Dartmouth College also offers a professional certificate program that is completely online. This program includes courses such as Shared Decision Making in Patient-Centered Care, Informatics for Value-Based Health Care, Organizational Ethics, Health Care Finance, Quality by Design, and Understanding the Implications of Variation.
https://tdi.dartmouth.edu/education/professional-education/value-based-health-care-certificate/program-overview
Although it doesn't offer an online degree, Cornell University offers its well-known quality of education for online students through its online college platform named eCornell for certificate programs. The education on this platform is fully online and allows you to get various certificates upon completion.
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