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Eleven people were arrested in Hartford following a crackdown on fentanyl-based heroin sales and use.
According to Hartford police, a warrant operation led to the seizure of 1,300 bags of packaged heroin, 21 grams of heroin/fentanyl, 27 grams of crack cocaine and 18 grams of powdered cocaine.
They also found $1,558 in cash, a protective gas mask, digital scales, a drug grinder and packaging materials that contained a stamp identified from a recent heroin overdose death investigation.
The following people were arrested:
Charges range from narcotics possession to trespassing.
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Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang's idea for a universal basic income is the centerpiece of his campaign. Opponents say it would discourage people from working. But Yang and others believe handing out unconditional money would reduce stress, encourage new entrepreneurs and reduce administrative costs.
A few places have experimented with it, so how did it go?
One of the best long-term examples of a universal basic income comes from Alaska. Since 1982, the state has given every eligible man, woman and child an equal, annual payment, regardless of need. It's called the Permanent Fund Dividend, and it's largely funded with revenue from the state's natural resources, like oil. The amount changes every year. For 2019, it's $1,606 per person. Studies of the fund show it's helped reduce poverty in Alaska, and it's had a positive impact on health issues, like reducing childhood obesity.
Finland tested the impact of a basic income in 2017 and 2018. For two years, the country gave about $625 a month to 2,000 people who'd previously received unemployment benefits. Finland is still analyzing the data, but preliminary results show the standard monthly payments didn't significantly impact people's employment. But it did make those folks more optimistic about finding a job, and they reported fewer health problems and lower stress levels.
Stockton, California, is in the midst of a universal basic income experiment called the Stockton Economic Empowerment Demonstration, or SEED. In February 2019, the city started handing out $500 a month to 125 local residents. There are no financial eligibility requirements, but recipients must live in a neighborhood with a median income at or below about $46,000. In the first five months, 40% of the SEED money was spent on food, 25% was spent on merchandise purchases and about 11% was spent on utilities. Participants say the extra money has helped them pay down debt faster, spend more time with their family and reduce stress levels. The experiment is scheduled to end in July 2020.
As for Yang's plan, his Freedom Dividend would pay every American citizen over the age of 18 $1,000 a month.

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Thanks for joining us today.
Scroll down for tributes to Dolores O'Riordan of The Cranberries, plus the story behind her band's biggest hit.
Elsewhere, another much-loved Irish singer marks his 60th birthday and the BBC announces a gig featuring new stars from the Sound of 2018.
All that and much more.
We'll leave you, as we started today, with another great musical moment from Dolores and the band.

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02.03.2023 | Case Study
Stereotactic ablative radiotherapy for unresectable inferior vena cava tumor thrombus in a patient with renal cell carcinoma: a case report
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Treatment options for renal cell carcinoma (RCC) with inferior vena cava tumor thrombus (IVC-TT) are limited and carry substantial risks. Currently, there are no standard treatment options in the setting of recurrent or unresectable RCC with IVC-TT.
We report our experience of treating an IVC-TT RCC patient with stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT).
This 62-year-old gentleman presented renal cell carcinoma with IVC-TT and liver metastases. Initial treatment consisted of radical nephrectomy and thrombectomy followed by continuous sunitinib. At 3 months, he developed an unresectable IVC-TT recurrence. A fiducial marker was implanted into the IVC-TT by catheterization. New biopsies were performed at the same time, demonstrating a recurrence of the RCC. SBRT consisted of 5 fractions of 7 Gy to the IVC-TT with excellent initial tolerance. He subsequently received anti-PD1 therapy (nivolumab). At 4 years follow-up, he is doing well with no IVC-TT recurrence and no late toxicity.
SBRT appears to be a feasible and safe treatment for IVC-TT secondary to RCC in patients who are not candidates for surgery.

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Spain on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
European leaders need to stop whinging and start solving their debt crisis for real.
Europe's debt crisis continues to spread -- Greece and Ireland have already had to seek shelter from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund, while bond spreads in Portugal and Spain are giving strong indication they might meet the same fate in the not-too-distant future. And as the crisis develops, far from sending a much-needed signal of confidence and self-assurance, the rhetorical register we're seeing from Europe's leaders is becoming increasingly nerve-racked and even at times apocalyptic. In a typically troubling example, European Council President Herman Van Rompuy warned recently that the eurozone, and even the European Union itself, were in the process of fighting for their lives, telling the astonished audience at a Brussels think-tank conference, "We're in a survival crisis."
Europe’s debt crisis continues to spread — Greece and Ireland have already had to seek shelter from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund, while bond spreads in Portugal and Spain are giving strong indication they might meet the same fate in the not-too-distant future. And as the crisis develops, far from sending a much-needed signal of confidence and self-assurance, the rhetorical register we’re seeing from Europe’s leaders is becoming increasingly nerve-racked and even at times apocalyptic. In a typically troubling example, European Council President Herman Van Rompuy warned recently that the eurozone, and even the European Union itself, were in the process of fighting for their lives, telling the astonished audience at a Brussels think-tank conference, "We’re in a survival crisis."
Only a few days later, another top EU official, European Competition Commissioner Joaquín Almunia, stunned market observers with a statement that was widely interpreted as suggesting there might be something behind the rumors that Spain’s banking and government debt statistics were not as reliable as they should be. "There are no doubts that there is doubt [about Spain]," he said in an interview with a Spanish radio station, doubts that are connected with the possibility that Spain could "have something more than what it has already put on the table."
Then, Olli Rehn, the European Union’s commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, tactlessly chose a day of extreme market tension to tell the world that in his considered opinion, the Spanish government was in danger of not complying with its 2011 deficit target of 6 percent. The result was predictable, and the next day yields on both Spanish and Italian bonds hit euro-era highs. The situation was brought under control only thanks to substantial intervention on the part of the European Central Bank (ECB), as well as bank President Jean-Claude Trichet’s promise of a major change in policy at the next meeting. As American economist Barry Eichengreen recently put it: "You can say one thing for the European Commission, the ECB and the German government: they never miss an opportunity to make things worse."
Far from serving as a call to arms, comments like these, especially at such a sensitive moment in the latest round of the crisis, merely leave the people who make them looking ridiculous and trivialize the institutions they represent. The European Union itself is not in any kind of survival crisis. Indeed, the risk that the union will actually break up is so small as to be virtually nonexistent — and even though doubts remain about the long-term survival of the euro in its present form, this is not the immediate problem. The only meaningful way to ensure that the common currency survives in the long run is to find ways to adequately resolve Europe’s present problems. Wandering from the script, as Van Rompuy is wont to do, simply doesn’t help.
The problem Europe faces, as seen by the markets, is that it has half-emerged from one economic crisis only to be engulfed by another: the challenge of maintaining under reformed pension and health-care systems in the face of the most rapid population aging in human history, with very sharp increases in the elderly dependency ratio looming over the next 10 years. Add to this challenge the doubts about who is actually going to be responsible for whom: Will Irish citizens pay through taxes the losses incurred by Irish banks in the property bubble, or will the German government recapitalize the German banks that were irresponsible enough to lend the Irish the money to have the bubble in the first place? And at the heart of this sovereign-debt crisis is another tricky question: Whose sovereign goes with whose debt?
We are now into the third wave of the present crisis. The first tremors were effectively noticed around the turn of the year, when Abu Dhabi announced it was not going to take responsibility for all the excesses of its poorer but more reckless neighbor, Dubai. This news turned all eyes toward Greece and the issue of who was going to foot the bill for all that under-the-table deficit spending that had been going on since the euro was introduced.
Then in May came the second wave, when doubts about how the Greek crisis was being handled increasingly led investors to ask how many more countries on Europe’s periphery might be engaging in reckless deficit spending without credible plans to rein them in. The elephant in the room was Spain because while it is evident that Ireland’s and Portugal’s problems are more serious in the short term, Spain is without a doubt the most dangerous threat due to its size and the level of its private sector’s external indebtedness.
Last spring, a combination of well-timed crisis measures and good public relations were able to take the heat off Spain. What then followed could be called the long cool summer, as Spanish leaders grew increasingly relaxed and even almost nonchalant about their troubles. As Finance Minister Elena Salgado put it at the time, "I don’t have nightmares anymore."
But the worst wasn’t over, and the sleepless nights must now be coming back because at the start of November a third wave broke out. Although most of the focus was initially on Ireland and Portugal, Spain and then Italy became increasingly drawn in via a process that financial analysts aptly call "contagion."
But if the second wave was characterized by an obsession with the need for fiscal austerity — ruthlessly cutting budgets — this time the issue has broadened, with investors asking themselves and Europe’s leaders the awkward question as to how, amid all this austerity, these countries are ever going to be able to return their economies to growth. What worries investors is not the size of this year’s deficit, but the level of debt that will eventually exist and the extent to which this will be payable. To pay their debt (whether in the public or private sector), these countries need economic growth, and it is exactly here that Greece has come back to haunt everyone. Despite the sterling efforts the Greek government is making to keep to its fiscal-deficit targets, the economy is contracting so fast there that the level of debt (as a percentage of GDP) is simply rising and rising.
So the Spanish government finds itself trapped. All it can do to please the markets is keep to its existing targets. But it is here we find a Catch-22 double bind because keeping to target means watching the economy continue to contract, which means that the level of debt will continue to rise. Worse, if there is no return to growth, then Spain’s 20 percent-plus unemployment rate will not come down, which means more nonperforming loans and eventually more bank bailouts. Spain is caught in a self-perpetuating loop, and investors know it.
Although it might be hard to believe given all those hair-raising quotes, what Europe’s leaders at the EU and national levels are in theory focusing their strategy on is maintaining confidence on the part of both investors and consumers.
Consumer confidence is much easier to count on if consumers know what is happening. Confidence-building exercises of the "together we can do it" kind don’t work if the man and woman on the street are continually being told by their government that the worst is over and that the country is on the verge of recovery. ("Let’s wait a few weeks and we will see them [the green shoots of economic recovery]," Salgado told journalists outside the Spanish parliament at the height of the May crisis.)
Spanish leaders have consistently failed to prepare the public to accept the difficult sacrifices that will be required to really break out of the crisis, so it is hardly surprising if some workers decide to go on strike when told they will now need to continue to work until they are 67, rather than stopping at the current retirement age of 65.
And the same goes for investors, and it is here that the problem has become particularly tricky. When Europe’s leaders are not busying themselves denouncing the very people they need to borrow money from as "speculators," they seem to be giving them replies to questions they aren’t asking. Most savvy investors now understand that EU countries are involved in collective fiscal-adjustment programs to reduce their deficit level. Measures like extensions in the working life, reductions in government salaries, and increases in consumer taxes are now commonplace.
What investors have now moved on to ask is precisely how these programs are going to be able to stabilize debt-to-GDP levels if the most severely affected economies, such as Ireland, Greece, Portugal, and Spain, don’t return to sustainable GDP growth. They are worried less about fiscal adjustment in the short term and more about sustainability in the long term. But rather than taking this long-term view, EU governments are insisting on trying to restore confidence simply by convincing investors of their willingness to make painful sacrifices. What investors are interested in is getting their money back, with interest, rather than seeing their debtors pained and humiliated.
All this reminds me of a powerful scene from the recent box-office hit Buried, in which the poor victim of a gang of unscrupulous kidnappers, having been nailed into an underground coffin somewhere in the middle of an Iraqi desert, is persuaded to cut off his own finger, on camera and linked to the world via a mobile-phone connection, just before the roof falls in on him and he is finally entombed in sand.
What policymakers sometimes seem to forget is that investors, just like citizens, are stakeholders in the future of the country they invest in. Indeed, the more they invest, the greater the stake they have. In this sense, they are far more realistic than many of Europe’s leaders because they are fully aware that not all EU countries are going to be able to pay back everything they owe. What sparked the latest bout of market nervousness in Europe was German Chancellor Angela Merkel making clear that the German taxpayer wasn’t willing to keep funding heavily indebted countries indefinitely and that private lenders were going to be asked to share part of the cost by taking their share of the haircuts in any future restructuring process. Fine, the investor might respond, but that bitter pill would be easier to swallow if countries were able to show meaningful signs of being able to kick-start their economies back into sustainable growth and pay a bigger proportion of the currently outstanding debt.
Yet one by one the countries fall. Ireland is already following Greece along the path of accepting an EU-IMF rescue program, and last weekend an 85 billion euro financial-support package was finally agreed on. Portugal is continuing to insist that no support package is coming. Spain is busily denying it is even a candidate for a bailout, and even Belgium’s name is starting to be whispered nervously in online forums.
Clearly the European Union’s decision to make 85 billion euros available to Ireland is a positive one, whatever issues arise about how the money is to be spent and the draconian nature of some of the measures demanded. The decision will give Ireland and Greece more time to put their houses in order.
On the other hand, the average interest rate charged under the plan (estimated to be around 5.8 percent) only takes Irish five-year interest rates back to where they were on Nov. 2. The financial markets clearly wanted to see Germany give some kind of direct guarantee on Irish bank debt, but what they got was Germany and the European Union lending money to the Irish government so that Ireland could then guarantee the bank debt. This clearly leaves the extent of German commitment to the maintenance of the monetary union a rather open question, even though with the new package now in place, European finance ministers have essentially accepted a potentially enormous fiscal burden on behalf of their electorates. Greece, for example, will need to have all its debts refinanced continuously by its European partners for many years ahead, while the Irish loan is on a seven-and-a-half-year basis from the outset.
Nor does the European Central Bank’s policy posture make much sense. Having countries pay 5, 6, 7, or even 8 percent to finance their debt doesn’t seem like a credible plan. And simply asking countries to make large fiscal adjustments will only lead to sizable economic contractions (the Greek economy is set to shrink 4.2 percent this year, and with the latest round of cuts that have just been announced the situation will hardly be better in 2011). Standing back and watching one country after another pay such sizable interest charges doesn’t seem to be the best way to spark a recovery.
And it is not only the "what" that lies behind Europe’s action plan that is disturbing observers. The "how" is also far from convincing. According to one popular metaphor, the eurozone is now like 16 Alpine climbers scaling the Matterhorn who find themselves tightly roped together in appalling weather conditions. One climber — Greece — lost his footing and slipped over the edge of a dangerous precipice. As things stand, the other 15 can easily take the strain of holding the Greeks dangling, however uncomfortable it may be for them. But others are starting to slide. Ireland has now slipped over the edge, while Portugal is moving even closer by the day. Just behind comes Spain, and somewhere further back Belgium. If all three finally go over, this will leave 11 countries supporting five, something that the May bailout package only expected as the worst-case scenario, and placing a strain on those remaining that might prove impossible to withstand. Italy in particular comes to mind.
Winning the battle to come will require two things. First, a clear response is needed at the national level, and in particular from the Spanish administration, because in many ways, given its sheer size, the future of Spain will determine the future of the rest.
And it is not only a question of additional measures. To convince financial markets, Spain’s leaders must find a credible plan for returning their economy to growth. Presently, growth forecasts for the Spanish economy are being revised down, by the European Union from 0.8 percent to 0.7 percent for next year.
The markets also need evidence from Brussels and Frankfurt that those responsible for decision-making at the highest level fully understand the dimensions of the problem and are willing to do whatever it takes without putting limitations on areas of action in advance.
Letting the European Central Bank buy national bonds in the primary markets and issuing EU bonds would be two possible ways to move forward. Beyond that, Europe’s leaders must instill in their citizens the message that we either are all in this together or will surely all hang separately. Rather than another bout of frivolous and inopportune comments from Van Rompuy, what we really need from Europe’s leaders is a demonstration of calm and determination coupled with a large dose of courage and imagination.
It looks clear that things are set to get a lot worse before they get better. In fact, such deterioration might be the only thing that will knock the various national heads together because as we can see, the long slow process of developing the policy tools needed to get to grips with the problems took one lurch forward under the impact of last May’s surge in sovereign bond yields and the latest round of pressure is producing another one. So despair not. Remedies are there, and they can be applied when the will to do so can be found. Until then, let’s just hope the ropes hold.
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A new study shows that Jewish Israeli teens who studied Arabic in elementary school have a better appreciation for Arab society later on. As the government continues its attacks on Arabic, it is imperative that teachers and parents fight to ensure children learn the language.
By Gil Gertel
The so-called nation-state bill, which passed its first reading in the Knesset last week, is not intended to uphold Israel as the “nation-state of the Jewish people” as per MK Avi Dichter (Likud), the original author of the bill, in 2017. The privileges of Jews in Israel are well protected, including legally, as well as through the state’s police and military power. The nation-state bill is actually intended to further harm and humiliate those who are not Jewish. Step by step, we are bearing witness to a fascistic spiral: he who is strong remains on top; he who is weak is humiliated.
These days, we don’t need to guess how the results of a steady attack on human rights look, especially vis-a-vis those who are not part of the ruling nation. But how do we stop the downfall? Among the different options, I propose that parents and educators demand and promote Arabic learning in Hebrew elementary schools. This is crucial at a time when the government and the Knesset are trying to minimize the presence of Arabs in the country. Teaching the language could be a step in the opposite direction.
Arabic is compulsory for middle schoolers in Israel. Elementary schools have two different programs for Arabic learning, whose books were approved by the Education Ministry. Both programs were developed and are implemented by organizations that are unrelated to the minister: “Ya Salaam” (يا سلام), which was developed by the Abraham Fund Initiatives, and the program “Let’s Talk” (تعالوا نحكي), which was developed by the Merchavim Institute for the Advancement of Shared Citizenship in Israel.
On the basis of these two programs, the Education Ministry published in May 2016 a compulsory spoken Arabic curriculum for grades 5 and 6. During a hearing in the Knesset’s Education, Culture, and Sports Committee, Chairman Yakov Margi (Shas) emphasized the importance of Arabic education in Israel, and called on the Education Ministry to “increase the number of hours dedicated to teaching the language, and decrease the number of exemptions given to schools [middle schools, especially religious ones] from teaching Arabic.”
(Full disclosure: I had the honor of heading Let’s Talk’s development team on behalf of Merchavim.)
Arabic letters and Arab teachers
First of all, let’s establish that Arabic will be taught without use of transliteration, since the letters of the language are integral to Arab culture. The idea of using transliteration, that is, writing in Arabic in Hebrew letters, stems from Hebrew speakers’ feelings of superiority and condescension. After all, no one would dare think of teaching English or French in Arabic letters.
The explanation for using transliteration, which Education Ministry officials still hold fast to, do not stand the test of reality. They claim that the letters do not allow for a true representation of how the language is actually spoken. While that may be true, it is absurd to think that Hebrew letters are better suited to do so. Officials also claim that Arabs do not write in spoken Arabic, an absurd argument that can easily be debunked with one visit to social networks. Finally, they argue that it is extremely difficult for young children to grasp the shape of Arabic letters, because of their contours and the fact that they are connected. Come on, as if cursive isn’t connected?
A unique aspect of the program is that Arab teachers will teach in Hebrew schools, in order to more authentically represent both the language and Arab culture. The success of this move has been moving to see. After only several awkward moments, the students came to accept the presence of the Arab teacher as something that goes without saying — the way it was meant to be.
When even the mere thought of an Arab teacher entering a Hebrew-speaking class excites us, one understands just how imprisoned we are in a culture of fear. After all, can anyone in the free world imagine a teacher not being accepted to a school because of their religion or ethnicity? Merchavim entrenched this idea, and is working in partnership with the Education Ministry to integrate Arab teachers in other professions as well.
A different attitude
A Merchavim study set to be published this year looked at attitudes held by 10th grade students vis-a-vis both Arabic and Arab society. The results surprised even the most optimistic of the researchers: students who learned Arabic in elementary school through Let’s Talk were shown to have more positive attitudes toward both the language and Arab society in Israel, as opposed to students who did not study Arabic in elementary school. Studying Arabic in elementary schools brought about a “positive and equality-based attitude toward Arabs in Israel” among students, as well as recognition of the importance of knowing the language, preference for studying Arabic with Arab teachers, and a willingness to take part in meetings with Arab teenagers.
Now it’s time for Israeli parents and educators to push to teach Arabic in elementary schools.
Gil Gertel is an educator and a blogger at Local Call, where this article was originally published in Hebrew.


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FROM GALWAY to Edinburgh, from London to New York - The Walworth Farce by Enda Walsh has been taking audiences by storm.
Since receiving its premiere with Druid in Galway in 2006, this absurdly funny, yet tender production has wowed audiences and critics alike in New York and won the prestigious Fringe First Award at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2007.
Now The Walworth Farce is returning to Galway for four nights only at the Town Hall from Wednesday December 3 to Saturday 6 at 8pm.
Set in a high-rise, semi-derelict, London council flat, The Walworth Farce conjures a hermetic, claustrophobic world inhabited by a psychotic father Dinny (Denis Conway ) and his two adult, though infantile, sons Sean (Aaron Monaghan ) and Blake (Garret Lombard ).
They have been living there for 17 years, cocooned from the outside world which they view with fear and suspicion. Under Dinny’s tyrannical direction, the trio daily enact a crazy ‘play’ of his own devising which purports to reveal how and why they left their native Cork years before.
Using cheap wigs and improvised costume changes, Sean and Blake switch roles with head-spinning velocity as they depict their younger selves and a clutch of other characters in Dinny’s screwball script.
It’s wildly funny but with an underlay of madness. Dinny’s farce is gradually shown to project a false version of events and dangerous shards of truth start to puncture and destabilise his cherished fiction.
Walsh’s play deals with themes of storytelling, fiction, lies, emigration, violence, family ties and freedom in a way that’s powerful, often entertaining, and at times unsettling.
As the domineering paterfamilias and half-crazed ‘play’ director, Denis Conway compellingly conveys Dinny’s scarifying presence while also showing his vulnerability and his genuine, if warped, love for his sons.
It’s a powerhouse performance from the Whitechurch native whose CV already includes a string of memorable appearances with the Abbey, Passion Machine, his own Ourosbouros company, and notable screen roles in the likes of TG4 political drama The Running Mate, Ballykissangel, Michael Collins, and Oliver Stone’s Alexander.
While Conway has carved out a successful career for himself he was actually a latecomer to the stage, as he reveals over an afternoon phone call to discuss Walworth Farce’s Galway return.
“I did a degree in chemistry and taught that for eight years in Zimbabwe,” he begins. “I came back to Ireland in 1988 when I was about 30 or so and ended up joining Meridian Theatre Co in Cork and it all went from there, though I was a later starter really.
“But even when I was teaching I was always very interested in drama. I started getting involved in productions by Whitechurch Macra Na Feirme. My mother was always very active in that so it was really from her side my attraction for the stage came from.”
As a native Corkman, Conway is well-suited to the role of Dinny. Even though Walsh – who initially made his mark as a writer with Corcadorca - has already penned a number of Cork-based dramas, this is Conway’s first time appearing in one of his plays.
“I knew Enda as an actor in Cork,” he recalls. “Then he auditioned me for Bedbound; I would have loved to have played that role but Peter Gowen got the part. Funnily enough the other actor in that play was Norma Sheehan who’s from Whitechurch like myself. Anyway once I was offered the role in Walworth Farce I had no hesitation in taking it, it’s a terrific role.”
Though he missed out on Bedbound, the role of Dinny is almost like a stage-cousin of the intense and manic father from that earlier play.
“Yes that’s true,” Conway notes before laughingly remarking that, “I think Enda has a distorted head! Both characters are quite mad but they’re also full of love albeit in a misguided fashion. I would sometimes ask Enda why the Walworth father was called Dinny seeing as that’s so close to my own name but he’d always just say ‘that’s his name I’m not changing it!’”
Dinny is an undeniably demanding role, requiring Conway not only to depict a character who’s supposed to be an inferior actor but also juggle the play’s twin impulses of farcical comedy and visceral terror.
“Those are the challenge but the rewards are fantastic,” Conway asserts. “Dinny does claim to be the best actor of the three of them so that gives you a little scope in playing him. He also goes from hilarity to pathos over the course of the play and any actor would be proud to play such a role.”
Has Conway noted any difference in audience responses having done the play in Edinburgh, London, and New York?
“Even within Ireland responses differ from place to place,” he reveals. “I think English audiences were not as readily responsive as audiences in Cork or Brooklyn, they were a bit more reticent. But that’s part of your job as an actor, is gauging your audience and pitching the play to them in a way that gets the response you want.
“When we were doing it in London I had to make Dinny a little less manic to make his character clear to the audience. The play did very well in Edinburgh, where there was a very theatrical crowd, we got standing ovations almost every night. It will be interesting to see Galway audiences’ response now, because the play itself has been on such a journey since we last did it there.”
Moving away from Walworth Farce, I ask whether there are any plans for a new series of the excellent TG4 political drama The Running Mate?
“I don’t know what the latest is with that,” Conway declares. “I loved working on that. We were in Dingle while the series was being shot which I and my family loved. I put my son into a local Irish school there and it was great for him because he could see for the first time Irish is a real living language.”
Conway was also one of the battalion of Irish actors drafted by Oliver Stone to feature in his epic Alexander. Conway candidly admits that the film didn’t turn out as successfully as hoped.
“I think it’s impossible to tell Alexander’s story in one film,” he muses. “It probably needs a 10-hour TV series or something like that to do it justice. It was an amazing experience working on it though; I went away to Morocco in September and returned from Thailand the following March.
“I also became firm friends with the other actors in the production – they included Garret Lombard and Tadhg Murphy who are both in Walworth Farce and that close bond we formed in Alexander definitely has helped this show.”
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This size foil shape balloon is ideal for making customised balloon arrangement or hanging on the wall.

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With Digital Smile Design (DSD), each individual patient’s mouth can be clearly visualized through the use of high-tech imaging, along with the latest in three-dimensional modeling. With a plan in place, your DSD smile designer can then create a model of your mouth and show you images of what you can expect at the end of the treatment.
DSD is a multipurpose dental treatment protocol that offers a number of advantages over other treatment options. The procedure begins with a more advanced way to diagnose issues with the structural components within the mouth and jaw, as well as an intraoral and extraoral evaluation to assess the aesthetics of the mouth. DSD also allows for improved communication between the team members providing the care, which means you’ll be more aware of what to expect throughout the process. You’ll have access to educational materials and visual representations of what your smile will look like after the DSD treatment is complete.


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2. Application of beautiful shape,
Shandong Tianyu Tools Co., Ltd is one of the professional supplier of domestic painted strip, the biggest confectionery packaging strip, putty knife, Bricklaying knife, trowels, ship accessories, hardware tools, a total of ten major categories of more than 500 products. The company has strongproduct development capabilities, strong technical force, advanced production equipment and strict quality management systemand inspection system. Products are sold throughout the country and exported to Europe, the Americas, Asia, Oceania and so on more than 50 countries and regions.
Our company passed the international ISO9001 certification in 2010, Shandong province is the "heavy contract, keep credit" enterprise.
We have been to the "credibility of the first" for the purpose, to product quality as the survival of the company.
Tianyu, based on the market, development in China, focus on the world. Chairman Wang Qunying with the staff warmly welcome friends at home and abroad to come to discuss cooperation, and seek common cause.


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The analysis of yarn in laboratories poses several issues. One of these issues is the destruction of samples during testing due to the nature of chemical and burning tests, another is the time taken to conduct such tests. The use of certification authorities, as another method, poses rather expensive, while the acquisition of lab spectrometers requires the extensive training of staff to operate them. All these methods offer high accuracy but disappoint in the turnaround time of results, their affordability, and their user-friendliness.
It is time for a shift, but how exactly can the composition of yarn be analyzed in a more convenient way? This is the question we will be exploring today.
Expactions of yarn manufacturers
Through conversations with many yarn manufactures all over the world, it has become clear that their expectations towards yarn analysis are consistent. They are all looking for a more affordable solution that still offers high accuracy and opens up a more sustainable way of testing.
Yarn manufacturers want...
- result accuracy compared to that from laboratories
- to save time by conducting analysis on the production floor rather than in the lab
- viewer customer returns due to unsatisfactory quality of yarns
- reduced analysis expenses and less required resources
- lesser waste caused by rejects and samples destroyed during analysis
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How Senorics meets those expectations
The SenoLab offers a fast, accurate, and low-cost solution that enables yarn manufacturers to conduct their analysis in the warehouse, on the production floor, or when choosing new suppliers. The composition of yarn can be identified within seconds and results accessed instantly, leading to faster and more informed decisions. Additionally, the handheld device and software are user-friendly and easy to operate, requiring no prior experience or extensive training.
The device offers a way to analyze samples without destroying them in the process, creating less waste and saving resources. It also enables manufacturers to ensure the quality of their products through the entire production chain and before shipping the goods to buyers. This in turn decreases the amount of customer returns and reduces the accumulation of waste.
The use cases at a glimpse
- Inspect incoming goods such as blended yarns for their composition and make better decisions about further processing. It also allows you to report inconsistencies in quality to suppliers immediately.
- Ensure satisfactory dyeing results by determining the composition of blended yarns to select the right dyeing process and ensure satisfactory results. Better manage your resources by planning how much dye you need for different yarn compositions.
- Analyze yarns during production quickly and non-destructively. Safe time and resources by relying on the SenoLab rather than on time consuming lab testing.
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It is only a matter of time until our technology will be applied on a broad scale, benefiting yarn suppliers, manufacturers, and buyers alike. Until then we will keep working on further applications to allow for the identification and quantification of even more textile compositions.
Take a look at our interview with Parkdale Mills Inc., our collaboration partner and one of the biggest yarn manufacturers in the world.

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Do you ever find yourself struggling with the task of cutting gaskets by hand? Because of automatic gasket cutting machines, you probably don’t have to worry about that anymore. In this article, we’ll take a look at what these machines are and how they work, giving you an understanding of just how helpful they can be in your workshop!
An automatic gasket cutting machine is a device that is used to cut circular or elliptical gaskets from sheets of metal. These machines use a number of different cutting blades to create precise cuts without the need for manual handling. This makes the process much faster and easier, leaving you more time to focus on other tasks.
Automatic gasket cutting machines come in a variety of different styles and sizes, so there is sure to be one that is perfect for your needs. Some models are designed for use with small sheets of metal, while others are geared towards larger pieces. Whatever your needs may be, you’re sure to find the perfect machine here at ToolGuyd.
What is an automatic gasket cutting machine?
An automatic gasket cutting machine is a type of industrial robot that is used to cut and trim gaskets, also known as sealants, from various types of materials. The machine uses a set of teeth on a rotating drum to make precise cuts in the gasket material. The gasket can then be removed from the material without any damage or distortion.
The automatic gasket cutting machine is an important tool in the manufacturing process, particularly in the automotive and manufacturing industries. It is used to remove gaskets from a variety of materials, including metal, plastic, and rubber. The machine can be used to cut standard gaskets as well as custom-made sealant products.
The automatic gasket cutting machine can be used in a variety of industrial settings, including the automotive, aerospace, and manufacturing industries. It is a versatile tool that can be used to remove a wide range of gaskets from different materials.
What Is the Process of an Automatic Gasket Cutting Machine?
An automatic gasket cutting machine works by using a rotary blade to cut the gasket into the correct shape. The machine is able to cut both pressure and non-pressure gaskets, and it can also be used to cut other types of seals.
The main advantage of using an automatic gasket cutting machine is that it is able to produce accurate cuts. This means that the gasket will fit correctly, and there will be no gaps or leaks. Additionally, the machine is able to handle large volumes of gaskets quickly and efficiently.
There are a few disadvantages to using an automatic gasket cutting machine. First, the machine can be noisy, and it can also be difficult to precisely control the cuts. Additionally, some types of gaskets are not suitable for use with an automatic machine, and these will likely require additional steps (such as grinding) to ensure proper fit.
Benefits of Automatic Gasket Cutting Machines
An automatic gasket cutting machine is a type of industrial equipment used to cut and trim gaskets using sharp blades. Gaskets are critical components in many industrial applications, such as aircraft and automobile manufacturing, oil and gas extraction, and food processing.
How do cutting machines work?
An automatic gasket cutting machine typically consists of a number of sharp blades that cut through the gasket material. The machine is positioned over the assembly to be sealed, and the gaskets are fed into the machine one at a time. The blades are then activated and begin to cut through the gasket, leaving behind a clean edge.
Drawbacks of Automatic Gasket Cutting Machines
Automatic gasket cutting machines are designed to cut rubber, plastic, and other gaskets in a variety of shapes and sizes. While they offer many benefits over traditional hand-cutting methods, there are also several drawbacks that should be considered before making the switch.
First and foremost, automatic gasket cutting machines can be quite expensive. Additionally, they can require a fair amount of training to operate properly. Finally, these machines often produce inferior results compared to manual methods.
If these drawbacks are acceptable, however, automatic gasket cutting machines can be a powerful tool for manufacturing companies. They can help reduce labor costs and speed up production times.


text: The Hannover Messe has been the world’s most important industrial fair for years. This year the fair will open its doors with 6,500 exhibitors from April 23rd to 27th. SaxMS will support your partners InQu.Informatics as well as SOLIDE GmbH at the joint stand with the demonstration of innovative planning software. Together with InQu Informatics GmbH, the InQu MES will be presented with the integrated SaxMS APS. At the joint booth of the SOLIDE GmbH SaxMS shows the integration of the SaxMS APS into the SOLIDE ERP. Furthermore, SaxMS presents its optimization solution for rail freight transport at the ZEDAS Summit. The ZEDAS Summit is a forum organized by ZEDAS GmbH for software products for the logistics management of rail transport and for the asset management of vehicle fleets and technical systems. As a result, SaxMS will be present at three top-class exhibition events within one week in order to present highly innovative planning and optimization solutions.


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It's only July, but already, 2015 has proven to be a great year for Pixar, and for Pixar fans! The studio's latest release, Inside Out, has received high praise from both critics and viewers, and it's performing wonderfully at the box office. Also receiving positive reviews is the Pixar short "Lava," which airs in tandem with Inside Out in theaters. The charming musical short reminds us that good things come in small packages, and has many people asking: when does the next Pixar short come out?
Typically, the studio releases its shorts as featurettes that air directly before screenings of its full-length movies, and every short is like an appetizer to the main course of the feature film. So the next short can be expected with the release of Pixar's next film. This is good news, as the next Pixar feature, The Good Dinosaur , is scheduled for release on November 25. See, I told you 2015 was a good year!
So, what can we expect from the new short? Although we are still several months away from its theatrical release, some preliminary information has been revealed (and some lucky folks got to see it already at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival in France). The short is called "Sanjay's Super Team" and is directed by Sanjay Patel, a Pixar artist who previously worked on films such as A Bug's Life, Ratatouille, The Incredibles, and Toy Story 3. "Sanjay's Super Team" is based on Patel's own experiences growing up in America as the child of Indian immigrants, the director told the LA Times. He felt conflict between his desire to be a "normal" American kid and his entrenchment in his Indian heritage.
This clash of cultures is the focus of "Sanjay's Super Team," in which a small Indian boy named Sanjay is reluctant to pause his leisure activities to perform the Hindu ritual puja with his father. In the short, Sanjay begins to daydream during the meditation, and suddenly his daydream becomes a vivid journey that combines his passion for superheroes with his father's devotion to religion. The short has no dialogue, focusing instead solely on visuals and music. A few stills have already been released:
Doesn't it look amazing? Patel told the Times that "If I could, I would go back to the 1980s and give my younger self this short."
Added the director, ""I want to normalize and bring a young brown boy's story to the pop culture zeitgeist. To have a broad audience like Pixar's see this ... it is a big deal. I'm so excited about that."
There seems to be great potential in the story getting told especially, for children who are struggling with cultural identity. The social implications of the short make it even more impressive than its gorgeous visuals, and I'm excited to see more as "Sanjay's" release date approaches.
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How does Pure Origin support small business empowerment?
As the largest coffee producer in Central America, Honduras produces thousands of pounds of beans each year. As a result, you might think that corporations dominate the Honduran market, but that’s not the case. In fact, 90% of Honduran coffee farms operate as small, family-owned lots – meaning they’re quite vulnerable in a volatile market. Even a single poor season can ruin a once-thriving farm. That’s why Pure Origin trades exclusively with small, independent farmers in Honduras, supporting small business empowerment in the process.
Family-owned Honduran farms
Honduran specialty coffee may be on the rise, but any number of factors can decimate the industry. Due to the small size of the farms, climate change, water shortage, and infectious disease can have a huge impact. Many of the farms operate on a year-by-year basis and can teeter on the edge of bankruptcy during slow seasons. In order to ensure the survival of these independent farms – and over 100,000 families that rely on the coffee trade – it’s critical to shop small.
You might not think that a single purchase can make a difference, but you’d be wrong. With each sale, Pure Origin is able to continue empowering our growers throughout Honduras, and every bit helps. In recent years, Honduran farmers have suffered from poverty and malnutrition, as well as environmental threats such as hurricanes, coffee rust, and invasive insects. Every purchase makes a huge difference for the growers of these micro lots, giving them the supplies and training they need to thrive. That’s why we hope you’ll consider our Honduran medium roast next time you have a caffeine craving.
The importance of small business empowerment
Pure Origin is proud to support our growers, but we can’t do it without you. Together, we’ll help fund a better quality of life for the growers who work hard to provide such delicious coffee. Additionally, your assistance helps us provide training in the field of sustainable farming – which can be the difference between success and failure on a small lot. And with every cup of coffee sold, we’re also giving back to the earth, ensuring that it – and our devoted growers – can continue giving us the coffee we love.
Thank you for empowering growers at origin! With every story read, cup poured, and coffee sipped – you’re connecting with the world.
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Robyn Phelan — 'Vessel Landscape’ Sculpture
Robyn Phelan is an artist and curator based in Melbourne, with ceramics being her most recent creative pursuit.
Her professional background is in visual arts and museum education, curation and management. Working from the Elm Place Ceramics Studios, Robyn is also an avid writer and observer of Australian contemporary ceramics, pottery and art.
Materials: handformed stoneware, glaze
Dimensions: approx. 26cm x 23cm x 18cm


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IF I INVITED YOU TO COME WITH ME ON JOURNEY, A STORY, WILL YOU COME WITH ME?
Far Gone is a gut kicking physical performance with humour, poetry, and the horrors of being a child soldier.
It follows the life of Okumu, an innocent boy living with a good family in Northern Uganda. When his village is attacked by Joseph Kony’s Lords Resistance Army (LRA), him and his brother are captured and their lives are forever changed. We follow Okumu through this transformation from boy to child soldier. The boy struggles to fit into the bush life he’s been forced into until one day an unexpected visitor appears.
Written and performed by John Rwothomack, this one man play also explores how historically political and religious decisions made by western powers contributed to civil wars in Africa which in turn gave birth to the existence of a child soldier.
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Though it's way too early to predict, Fighting Insider is sharing its insights on who's going to make it between The Count and El Conquistador. Warning: Your opinion might be otherwise.
As UFC goes back to the land down under, veteran brawler – Michael Bisping – will square off against the 38-year-old, Jorge Rivera. It should be recalled that Michael Bisiping’s last trip in Australia was also the last time he was defeated inside the Octagon. But nevertheless, The Count just shook off his set back from Wanderlei Silva last UFC 110 with two record victories over Dan Miller and Yoshihiro Akiyama.
Michael Bisping is a fighter with heavy hands. He can stand and trade blows, but he is also skilled enough to defend on the ground. And although Micheal Bisping is a well-rounded and talented fighter, he’s a notch below the elites.Read the rest of the article »
Sakara and Rivera are both coming from a good fight. These middleweights are also climbing up to the division. And at long last, the "Legionarius" and "El Conquistador" will finally meet in Germany for the upcoming UFC 122.
Originally to fight at UFC 118 which is set this weekend at Boston, middleweight Alessio Sakara and Jorge Rivera will now meet at UFC 122 this coming November 13 in Germany. Alessio “Legionarius” Sakara was supposed to have his big break after getting matched up with Nate Marquadt at UFC 116 last July 3, in MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. Unfortunately, he had to pull out from the card due to his father’s untimely death. The Italian Striker is carrying himself up to the middleweight ladder after his winning streak against Thales Leites at UFC 101 and James Irvin at UFC on Versus 1. Rivera, on the other hand, is coming from dismantling Nate Quarry at UFC Fight Night 21 last March. His professional record was raised from 18-7 with the help of his three straight victory bouts. This UFC veteran also has a career mark of 7-5 in the UFC, including his best performance knock out fight against the “Rock.” If he wins, the 38-year-old fighter is likely to face the big guys of UFC middleweight division.View Article Source »
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text: My friend Sam and I went to see The Incredible Hulk on Saturday. It’s a great movie and it’s so much better than the first film. I am a fan of the first one, so that should tell you something. There is this great scene with he gets angry at the lightning during a storm. So he picks up a boulder and throws it at the lightning, trying to kill it. But that's not the best part of the story. That would be why Sam can't stay out and play anymore. That's because he is taking care of his girlfriend's mother's shih tzu ................That's right. I said shih tzu. Furthermore, it’s a republican shih tzu. I feel Sam deserves some kind of metal for this selfless act. My wife said he should dress the dog in an “I love Obama” t-shirt before they get back.


Just a Moment News - 2023-10-22
Good morning, everyone! This is Erika from Just a Moment News, and today is October 22, 2023. Let’s dive into today’s headlines.
In a thrilling Rugby World Cup 2023 semifinal, South Africa managed to defeat England 16-15. Despite England’s dominance in most of the match and leading 12-6 at halftime, South Africa’s bench replacements, known as the “bomb squad,” revitalized the team. The Springboks took advantage of four crucial scrum penalties in the final quarter, which gave them the opportunities to score and eventually secure the victory. Handre Pollard’s 78th-minute penalty sealed the deal. This match showcased South Africa’s mental resilience and ability to adapt, reflecting their head coach Jacques Nienaber’s successful strategy. South Africa will now face the All Blacks in the final, while England will play against Argentina for the bronze medal.
Moving on to the world of UFC, Islam Makhachev solidified his status as the world’s best pound-for-pound fighter after defeating Alexander Volkanovski at UFC 294. Although Volkanovski accepted the fight on short notice, Makhachev’s performance was compelling, especially considering he was originally set to fight Charles Oliveira, a completely different type of opponent. This victory puts Makhachev at a 2-0 record against Volkanovski and adds to his growing list of accolades, tying Khabib Nurmagomedov’s 13-fight UFC winning streak. Makhachev’s achievement has even overshadowed Jon Jones’ remarkable career, at least for the moment.
In cricket news, Heinrich Klaasen delivered an outstanding century for South Africa in a crucial ODI World Cup match against defending champions England. Despite battling exhaustion and heat, Klaasen managed to turn the game into a “cauldron,” absorbing and transferring the pressure. His partnership with Reeza Hendricks and Rassie van der Dussen provided a solid foundation for South Africa, overcoming an early wicket loss. Klaasen’s batting, coupled with his resilience to keep running despite physical strain, made it a memorable innings. This performance was particularly significant given his past struggles with health and emotional well-being. South Africa’s bowlers finished what Klaasen started, confirming the team’s prowess under pressure. The match took place in a near-full Wankhede Stadium with an intense atmosphere, as both English and South African fans passionately supported their teams.
In sad news, Bobby Charlton, iconic England World Cup winner and Manchester United legend, passed away at the age of 86. Charlton played a key role in England’s 1966 World Cup victory and also contributed significantly to Manchester United’s European Cup win in 1968. His career was even more remarkable considering that he survived the tragic 1958 Munich air crash that claimed the lives of eight of his teammates. Charlton’s impact on football was monumental, holding long-standing records at Manchester United and earning 106 caps for England. He was knighted in 1994 for his contributions to the sport. Our thoughts go out to his family and loved ones during this difficult time.
Shifting gears, renowned comedian and host of The Daily Show, Trevor Noah, is set to debut a new podcast on Spotify called What Now? With Trevor Noah on November 9th. This podcast aims to offer a more informal and in-depth extension of the conversations Noah is known for on television. Each episode will feature discussions with a diverse set of influential figures, including entertainment personalities, CEOs, and athletes. The show is described as featuring “radical candor” and “authentic back-and-forths.” Co-executive produced by Ben Winston, known for his work on The Late Late Show with James Corden and the Grammys, the podcast promises to address a wide range of issues. We’re excited to see what Trevor Noah has in store for us with this new venture.
Lastly, Fisher Stevens, the director and producer of the Netflix docuseries on soccer icon David Beckham, shares his insights and challenges faced while creating the show. Despite Beckham’s reputation for being private, Stevens was able to capture candid reflections on his career and personal life. The series provides an in-depth look at Beckham, including moments like a candid interaction with his wife Victoria and archival footage. While some key issues, such as Beckham’s relationship with former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson and controversies surrounding him, were touched upon, not all were included for various reasons. Stevens also discusses the unique filmmaking techniques used, his other works, and the ongoing actors’ strike. The series has been well-received and is currently among Netflix’s global Top 10.
That’s all for today’s headlines. Stay informed and have a great day, everyone! This is Erika from Just a Moment News, signing off.
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Diving - Phuket
Phuket is a long established location for dive enthusiast and those who want to learn. There are a number of reputable diving schools and tour operators that cater to all levels and experience. Most diving takes place on the islands in Phuket province, a day trip from the main Island of Phuket. There are countless incredible places to choose from. We have listed 5 of our favourites.
1. Anemone Reef
90 minutes from Phuket, this huge lime-stone pinnacle soars 30 meters from the seafloor to just beneath the surface of the water. A well known shipping hazard, the site is famous for the thousands of sea anemones that cling to every surface. The anemones are a tasty snack, attracting huge schools of tropical fish, snapper and grouper. Larger fish including tuna and barracuda are sometimes sighted. The reef is also famous for large groups of lion fish.
2. King Cruiser Wreck
90 minutes from shore and between 12 and 30 metres deep, the ‘King Cruiser’ is an exciting dive to explore. The 85-metre passenger ferry ran onto the reef here in May 1997. The large open spaces and ship decks are now home to large numbers of fish and crabs.
3. Koh Dok Mai
This solid limestone, jungle topped island is considered one of the best wall dives in the area. On three sides the sheer walls are home to an array of sea creatures including friendly Moray eels. The west side explodes with colourful seal life and coral. A short dive, most make a stop here during day-trips to Shark Point and Anemone Reef.
4. Phi Phi Islands
Up to two hours from Phuket are the idyllic islands of Phi Phi. Famous for diving, limestone cliffs jut from the sea. These rock formations are bursting with caves, overhangs, and swim-throughs. 25 metre vertical walls of solid limestone plummet into the depths of the sea. Phi Phi Islands offer a huge variety of dive sites concentrated in a small area. One of the most popular is located at the Southern tip of the small island of Koh Bida Nok. Huge stag horn and star corals are dominant here, accompanied by colourful reef fish.
5. Shark Point
Shark Point (known locally as Hin Musang) is probably the most popular local dive site due to its vast size and abundant wildlife. 90 minutes from Phuket and part of the Marine Sanctuary, Shark Point is named after the mellow Leopard Sharks that rest on seafloor. Beneath the surface of this modest rock lies a multi-colored reef teeming with life. This large site can take days to explore.

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The work of the Bride Valley Invasive Species Project to fight the spread of the toxic giant hogweed plant in east Cork has been commended by the Mayor of Cork and senior County Council officials.
Giant hogweed was introduced to Ireland as an ornamental plant in the 19th century but it quickly spread and is now regarded as a ‘high impact’ invasive species.
According to County Mayor Cllr Danny Collins the plant, which he described as a ‘particularly nasty species, can cause significant problems where it takes hold.
“It thrives in moist, rich soil like riverbanks, growing to huge heights, affecting our native plants and causing erosion.
“However, it’s the effect that it has on humans that is most concerning.”
The sap from the giant hogweed can cause irritation when it comes into contact with human skin. It gets rid of the skin’s ability to protect itself from sunlight which means that significant blistering can occur when the affected area is exposed to the sun.
"I would like to commend the Bride Valley Invasive Species Project for their work to date and I am hopeful that with the help of local landowners, that they will be able to eradicate this toxic plant from the River Bride once and for all,” said Mayor Collins.
Cork County Council has been working with the BRIDE Farming with Nature team since 2019 to survey, map and address the issue of invasive plants and through this, the Bride Valley Invasive Species project was formed.
The project is now targeting a 5km stretch of the river from Castlelyons to the Metal Bridge at Ballyrobert.
Cork County Council Chief Executive Tim Lucey said he was delighted that all local landowners were supporting the project.
“This is vital for it to succeed as any area left untreated will provide a future source of infestation that could jeopardise the success of the project.”

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Let us now add some more features to our package. We would now add Event handling and Logging to our package created. Before doing that, let us see what do the two means.
Event Handling: As the name suggests, based on certain event, we would like to take some action (handle the event) the way we want. We may want to shoot an email in case of an error or failure in the package. Or we might want to truncate a table once the ETL is completed.
Logging: Again, as the name suggests, we need to log the events that are happening in our package. For example, we need to know which all tasks have executed successfully or have failed. In case of failure, what was the error message etc.
The difference between the two is that in Logging, we merely record the events and any message generated by the system to a log file, table etc. While in case of Event Handling, we may wish to take additional action based on the events.
Having said this, we shall start the demo on Event Handling in SSIS.
We will go back to our package created earlier. It has just a data flow task to move the data from Flat file to a database table. What we will do is to introduce an error in the package and then handle the event in a way we want.
Here, we have the package ready and the data flow task as mentioned above (see image below). Please look along and do as explained along with the images.
In the above Data Flow Task, we have just a Flat File Source and an OLEDB Destination (see the image below).
Now we start with the Event Handling. Take a look at the figure below. You will notice we have now moved to a new tab Event Handlers. You will see two dropdown boxes, one stating Executable and other stating Event Handler.
Click on the 2 dropdowns and you would see the values as in the figure below. Executables are all the tasks that you see on the Control Flow. While Events are the possible events that can happen on the above executables. I select the Data Flow task in the Executable and for handling I will select OnError event.
Once we make the above selection, we will see the screen below:
Click on the hyperlink and the screen would look like the one in the figure below:
The point to be noted is that we can have all the tasks that we have in Control Flow in the event handler. We can have a kind of small package here, which does its own ETL. Event handlers are very powerful and useful tool available to the SSIS developers.
We have selected the task as Data Flow Task and the event we want to handle is onError. This means that when an error will occur this event will be fired and what task we drop in the above area (as in the figure above) will be executed if the Data Flow task fails.
To achieve this we need to introduce an error in the package. All you need to do to achieve this is to open the flat file connection we have and change the file name to a non-existing name. Now when the package executes, it will not find the file and the package will fail. Now, what we want is whenever this happens or other error occurs, an entry per error should be recorded in a log table we have.
Use the query below to create the log table
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Log](
[ID] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[PackageID] [uniqueidentifier] NULL,
[Error] [nvarchar](max) NULL,
[Source] [nvarchar](100) NULL,
[PackageName] [nvarchar](100) NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]
Let is now get back to our package.
Double click the Execute SQL Task to open the Editor window as in figure below
Set up the Connection String and use the below Insert Query in the SQL Statement.
INSERT INTO [dbo].[Log]
The question marks used above are the parameters we pass to the above query. Based on the mapping we do in the next step, these will get the value.
Next, go to the Parameter Mapping tab as shown in the next figure. I will not the talking on all the details you see on this tab. We will cover it in later section. As of now, I would ask you to set up your Parameter Mapping exactly as you see here. One point to note here is that we are using the system variables and not user variables to map the values for the parameters. Here you will see how useful the system variables are. Once you have set up parameter mapping, click OK. You are done.
Now execute the package by clicking F5. You will see that the package fails and the Data Flow Task goes red (see figure below). If this does not happen and the package is executed successfully, ensure that you have changed the name of the file in the flat file connection manager to a non-existent file name.
If you double click the Data Flow Task, you will notice that the Flat file Source has failed. I hope you know the reason.
If you now go to the Event Handler tab, you will notice that the Execute SQL Task that we had put here has executed successfully.
Go to the Data base where you created the Log table and select the records from the log table.
SELECT * FROM LOG
You should the following output:
Now instead of the execute SQL task, you could have a send mail task to notify the admin etc.
We will now see how to implement logging in SSIS Packages. This is rather simple to implement.
Go to the SSIS Menu and select logging from there.
We have various options to save the SSIS Logging (see figure below). We can save the logs to Windows Event log, a Text File, XML File, SQL Server Table or SQL Profiler. The choice is yours, choose the one you feel perfect for your need. I will use SQL Server Table as the provider. Select the Provider as SQL Server and click the Add button next to it.
Select the SQL Connection where you want to log the events. I will use the same Database Connection I used in the Data Flow Task. You can have separate database for logging as practiced in real life scenarios. Also, check the checkbox on the left side else, the logging will not occur. You need to do the log for the entire package; you could select the executable for which you want to enable to logging. I have selected the entire package for logging.
Once you are done with the above setting, go to the Details tab. Here, you will see the various events that you have for each executable. Select the events you wish to log. Generally we log the following events:
We are done!! Execute the package, go to the data base that you configured for logging above and fire this query:
SELECT * FROM dbo.sysssislog
This table is automatically created, you can change the table name but that will be shown in later articles. Check the output you get for the above.
In the next article we will take a look at the various ways to execute a package.


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Policing in the eyes of a 'trying youth'
THE EDITOR, Sir:
Five days before Christmas 2014, my single-parent client sent her son on a minivan from Kingston to one of our heavily populated rural towns to sell clothing in its market.
He bought the market fee and on his way to the market, with the goods exposed, he was arrested by the police. He was detained for selling his wares on the street in breach of the law. He called his mother, who left her stall in Kingston and went to his assistance. I am advised that the police dropped the charges - $5,000 secretly changed hands.
I was called by the 17-year-old son shortly after, who said, "Lawyer, why if I decided to steal for the Christmas, I could be killed by those same police who robbed my mother of her hard-earned $5,000?"
The year 2015 will be a testy one for the police at home and abroad, as young people become more and more aware of their rights, the right to live and be free. They all want to 'breathe' freely.


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And for those who love vegetables, this book is certainly one that will give you all kinds of tasty ideas for future dishes with a bias towards simplicity as well as taste. Just more proof of how great it is! Precious new potatoes with salsa verde, caramelized cabbage soup, soft zucchini on toast, and refreshing smashed cucumbers with soba noodles all tempted me. Precious new potatoes with salsa verde, caramelized cabbage soup, soft zucchini on toast, and refreshing smashed cucumbers with soba noodles all tempted me. Coverages include veggie acquisition, cleaning, storing by category, and longevity extension. Of course here, similarly, excellent photo plates are exploited masterfully.
Chernila writes with a casual, friendly voice. With more than 100 versatile recipes, Eating from the Ground Up teaches you how to showcase the unique flavor and texture of each vegetable, truly bringing out the best in every root and leaf. Count me in on a lot of these recipes. The E-mail message field is required. With beautiful photos and tasty recipes, this is more than just a great cookbook. This is followed by two seasonal chapters for hot weather and cool weather. Yes, it contains vegetables, but it also contains cheese and other yummy ingredients that many vegans avoid This is a beautiful book.
For one, a lot of our aversion to certain foods comes from the way that they were prepared and the author seeks to point out ways in which veggies can be shown at their best. More often, they feature unusual vegetables and ingredients that require a trip to one or more specialty markets. The flavors seem familiar but put together create a new flavor that is a happy surprise for your mouth. Material preparations and clear procedural cooking instructions make this exploration of connecting with the world through palate and appetite seem simple and easy to engage in. I did not go through this entire cookbook, but I loved the premise.
Here are dishes so simple and quick that they feel more intuitive than following a typical recipe; soups for year-round that are packed with nourishment; ideas for maximizing summer produce; hearty fall and winter foods that are all about comfort; impressive dishes fit for a party; and tips like knowing there's not one vegetable that doesn't perk up with a sprinkle of salt. Cabbage, cauliflower, kohlrabi, and turnips finally get their turn to shine. So few organize their recipes as I would and Chernila is no different. Others are not often found in my smaller metropolis, but a visit to Atlanta to expand my vegetable repertoire will be welcomed. Welcome im alana and i write about food family and the wonderful chaos that ensues when the two combine if youre new to the site here are a few good places to start or learn more about me on my about page follow me on instagram. Her last chapter focuses on entertaining dishes you can eat with your hands.
If there is a complex recipe, such as one for galettes, it is broken down into components that keep it clear, simple, and never overwhelming. However, this book is not life changing. Description Vegetables keep secrets, and to prepare them well, we need to know how to coax those secrets out. Placing them in water and then storing them in the fridge will allow these delicate flavors to last longer. I prefer more structured organization, such as kind of dish side dish, entree, salad, soup, or dessert , or type of meal breakfast, lunch, tea, snack, dinner , or by season. This is followed by two seasonal chapters for hot weather and cool weather.
Neither is it lo-cal, as these sumptuous recipes often contain heavy cream and their share of butter. Thanks so much for visiting, and please say hello! I also figured, accurately, that the book would be a somewhat preachy hipster ode to elitist vegetables, but fortunately the author includes a lot of information about her personal life and family background and that makes this a more appealing book than it would otherwise be. Nice book with good pictures of the dish to get your mouth watering. I like the simplicity of many of the recipes. The answers lie in smart techniques and a light touch. There is a lot to like in Eating from the Ground Up.
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Although there are countless wa Vegetables keep secrets, and to prepare them well, we need to know how to coax those secrets out. Seasonal availability of viands are given constant attention. I prefer more structured organization, such as kind of dish side dish, entree, salad, soup, or dessert , or type of meal breakfast, lunch, tea, snack, dinner , or by season. This one is a winner! I've been reading Alana's blog for a while so I knew I'd like the book but I was surprised by how much I really loved it instead. Two thumbs up for this book! No matter the vegetable, the central lesson is: don't mess with a good thing.
So many vegetables are best when simply roasted with olive oil, salt, and perhaps an herb or spice and Chernila is not afraid to keep it simple, suggesting the perfect spice to bring out the fullest flavor of a simple dish. She introduces her recipes with useful information about the featured vegetable that is honest and direct. I really enjoyed reading all of the new and fresh ways to create meals using a healthier method. She opens with a chapter full of simple recipes. Although there are countless ways to eat our vegetables, there are a few perfect ways to make each vegetable sing. The photos are beautiful and drool-worthy, though not every recipe is illustrated.
This is not a vegan book; dairy, eggs and nuggets of meat are involved. This alone is worth the price of the book. I like the simplicity of many of the recipes. This time, I'm glad to notice, it speaks my language. All thoughts and opinions are my own. We like to keep things fresh. I most enjoyed the soup chapter.


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Crochet Sea Star Floral Appliques
These three Crochet Sea Star Floral Appliques will make you feel like you’re on vacation all the time. Perfect for a pool bag, summery blanket, or a pair of flip flops, these appliques aren’t your normal fish decals. They’re reminiscent of a sand dollar, and would pair well with a seashell applique. These appliques are a little tricky, but you can always tackle them one at a time. Use blue yarn for a traditional look, or try yellow or pink.
Crochet HookH/8 or 5 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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