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URUMQI, Feb. 28 (Xinhua) -- Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region has begun offering subsidies to rural school cafeterias to ensure nutritious meals for students, local education authorities said Tuesday.
The government-funded nutrition program will benefit 917,000 primary and junior high school students in 31 underdeveloped counties in Kashi, Hotan, Altay, Kizilsu and Ili prefectures, said Jin Boran, an official in charge of school cafeteria management at Xinjiang's education department.
"It will improve the nutritional quality of meals at school cafeterias in these counties," Jin said.
The program will be annually funded with 503 million yuan (79.9 million U.S. dollars) from the central treasury, as well as an additional 46.3 million yuan from Xinjiang's regional finances, he said.
"The subsidy will amount to 3 yuan per meal for each student during their nine-year compulsory education period," Jin said.
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Launceston tournament dominated by Graham and Henderson
Devonport's Meg Graham secured two City of Launceston titles before a third slipped from her grasp.
The 24-year-old teacher was able to combat a tough challenge, overcoming Leesa Grundy 21-12 12-21 21-13 in a regular finals occurrence before joining forces for yet another doubles title with Grundy in a 21-15 21-9 win over Rebekah Thomas and Annalea Reid.
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We report seven cases of Haemophilus haemolyticus invasive disease detected in the United States, which were previously misidentified as nontypeable Haemophilus influenzae. All cases had different symptoms and presentations. Our study suggests that a testing scheme that includes reliable PCR assays and standard microbiological methods should be used in order to improve H. haemolyticus identification.
Haemophilus haemolyticus is a human commensal bacterium that colonizes the respiratory tract (15). H. haemolyticus is closely related to the human pathogen Haemophilus influenzae but has rarely been reported to cause invasive disease.
H. haemolyticus and H. influenzae differ from other Haemophilus species because they require hemin (X factor) and NAD (V factor) for growth. H. haemolyticus can easily be distinguished from encapsulated H. influenzae because H. influenzae isolates produce one of the six structurally distinct capsules that can be easily determined by slide agglutination assay, whereas H. haemolyticus has never been shown to produce a capsule. However, due to the high similarity in morphology, biochemistry, and genetics between H. haemolyticus and nonencapsulated or nontypeable H. influenzae, distinguishing the two by standard microbiology methods has been challenging.
The presence of one or more of the following four features has been used for differentiating H. haemolyticus from nontypeable H. influenzae. (i) H. haemolyticus induces clear β-hemolysis on horse blood agar. However, the hemolytic activity may be lost due to multiple subcultures or other unknown mechanisms, and nonhemolytic H. haemolyticus strains are often misidentified as nontypeable H. influenzae (13, 15–18). (ii) More than 90% of H. haemolyticus strains produce hydrogen sulfide (H2S); a small proportion of H. influenzae biotype IV strains produce H2S (8, 10, 19). Therefore, production of H2S cannot unambiguously distinguish H. haemolyticus from H. influenzae. (ii) H. influenzae can be distinguished by PCR assays detecting the genes coding for protein D (hpd) and the fuculose kinase gene (fucK); a negative PCR result for both hpd and fucK genes is a strong indication of H. haemolyticus (17, 18, 23, 24). (iv) 16S rRNA gene sequences of H. haemolyticus and H. influenzae form different phylogenetic clusters. Recent studies have demonstrated that use of both phenotypic and genotypic assays improves identification of H. influenzae and H. haemolyticus isolated from asymptomatic carriers (23).
To determine whether H. haemolyticus invasive disease has been overlooked due to its high similarity to nontypeable H. influenzae, we characterized isolates from cases reported to be caused by nontypeable H. influenzae that were submitted to the CDC through routine surveillance in 2010 or through a population-based Active Bacterial Core surveillance (ABCs) program (http://www.cdc.gov/abcs/index.htm) in 1999, 2000, 2009, and 2010 in the United States.
A total of 161 isolates from 2009 to 2010 and 213 isolates from 1999 to 2000 were characterized using phenotypic assays, including Kovac's oxidase test, API NH strips (bioMérieux; Durham, NC), hydrogen sulfide (H2S) test strips (Sigma-Aldrich, Allentown, PA), and Haemophilus ID Quad plates (Remel, Lenexa, KS). These isolates were further characterized using the hpd and fucK PCR assays that detect internal regions of the two genes (9, 17, 18). All isolates showed typical H. influenzae colony morphology, were positive for oxidase, required heme and NAD factors for growth, and produced hydrogen sulfide (H2S). The isolates from cases 1 to 5 showed hemolytic activity on Haemophilus ID Quad plates; other isolates (cases 6 and 7) were nonhemolytic. All seven isolates were negative for hpd and fucK by specific PCR assays.
16S rRNA gene sequencing was conducted on the seven isolates as described previously (20). Phylogenetic and molecular evolutionary analyses of 16S rRNA gene sequences were conducted using MEGA version 4 using the neighbor-joining method (22). Bootstrap numbers are from 1,000 replicates. 16S rRNA gene sequences of these isolates were compared with those of 10 H. haemolyticus isolates, 18 H. influenzae isolates, and 10 isolates representing Haemophilus species other than H. haemolyticus and H. influenzae that were published in GenBank and the Ribosomal Database Project (http://rdp.cme.msu.edu/) (20). As shown in Fig. 1, isolates of the same species generally formed a group. The organisms from cases 1 to 7 were grouped with other known H. haemolyticus but not H. influenzae strains. Based on the profile of these phenotypic and genotypic laboratory tests, the seven isolates from cases 1 to 7 were identified as H. haemolyticus. Genome sequences of isolates from case 6 (AFQR00000000) and 7 (AFQQ00000000) have recently been published (9). The fucK gene is missing, but the hpd gene is present in these two isolates, suggesting that the PCR target region of the hpd gene is species specific.
All seven patients infected with H. haemolyticus had different symptoms and presentations (Table 1). Two of the seven H. haemolyticus cases were from California and Oregon in 1999 and five cases were from Connecticut, Georgia, Minnesota, Illinois, and Texas in 2009 to 2010. All seven patients were hospitalized with no deaths. Isolates were recovered from 5 blood, 1 synovial fluid, and 1 pancreatic specimen (Table 1). Five of the seven isolates were submitted to the CDC through the ABCs program. The other two isolates from Illinois and Texas were collected from routine surveillance and submitted for confirmation of species identification.
Haemophilus species other than H. influenzae and H. ducreyi are not common human pathogens (1, 21). Only a few bacteremia cases caused by non-H. influenzae Haemophilus species have been reported (3, 6). Two endocarditis cases caused by H. haemolyticus were reported in 1923 and in 1933 (5, 14). Our clinical and laboratory findings indicate that H. haemolyticus is associated with invasive clinical disease. Six patients had underlying medical conditions or recent surgical procedures that could have compromised their immune systems, potentially increasing their risk for invasive H. haemolyticus infection. H. haemolyticus may cause disease more as an opportunistic pathogen. Little is known about the mechanisms of H. haemolyticus pathogenicity. Capsule is considered a crucial virulence factor for many bacterial pathogens, such as H. influenzae (11); however, H. haemolyticus has not been reported to produce capsule. H. influenzae outer membrane proteins and lipopolysaccharide of H. influenzae play important roles in bacterial colonization and evasion of host defenses (7). Because of the high frequency of horizontal gene transfer among and between Haemophilus species, it is conceivable that the homologues of H. influenzae virulent factors may be present in H. haemolyticus and play a role in H. haemolyticus pathogenicity. Future work is necessary to define the virulent determinants of H. haemolyticus and the role of hemolysin as a virulence factor.
Our study also indicates that molecular tools are useful for discriminating H. haemolyticus from nontypeable H. influenzae when the phenotypic assays are unable to provide conclusive results (23). Detection of the two H. haemolyticus cases from 1999 suggests that disease caused by H. haemolyticus has been historically overlooked; H. haemolyticus cases have previously been misidentified as nontypeable H. influenzae cases due to the lack of proper detection methods. In addition to the hpd and fucK genes, other biomarker genes have been proposed to differentiate H. haemolyticus from H. influenzae, such as the H. influenzae adherence and penetration protein gene hap, the [Cu, Zn]superoxide dismutase gene sodC, the immunoglobulin A protease gene iga, and the outer membrane protein P6 (4, 13, 16–18, 24). The hpd and iga genes are more reliable than the fucK, hap, sodC, and protein P6 genes for distinguishing the two organisms (2, 4, 12–14, 23, 24). 16S rRNA gene sequencing is used for identification of bacterial species (20), but the low bootstrap value (Fig. 1) has suggested that single gene sequences may not be able to phylogenetically discriminate H. haemolyticus and H. influenzae. McCrea et al. have shown that concatenated sequences of multiple genes, including the 16S rRNA gene, adk (adenylate kinase gene), pgi (glucose-6-phosphate isomerase gene), recA (recombination protein gene), and infB (translation initiation factor 2 gene), separate the two species into distinct clusters (13). As no single trait is able to unequivocally discriminate H. haemolyticus and H. influenzae, a testing scheme that includes reliable molecular techniques such as the hpd- and iga-based PCR assays can be used in combination with standard microbiological methods in order to improve the identification of H. haemolyticus.
We thank the Active Bacterial Core surveillance team, Roman Golash from the Illinois Department of Health, and the Texas Department of State Health Services for providing case information and isolates. We thank the CDC Special Bacteriology Reference Laboratory for assistance with 16S rRNA gene sequencing and Mary McCauley at the CDC for her critical review.
The findings and conclusions in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position of the CDC.
- Received 2 December 2011.
- Returned for modification 9 January 2012.
- Accepted 28 April 2012.
- Accepted manuscript posted online 9 May 2012.
- Copyright © 2012, American Society for Microbiology. All Rights Reserved.


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These days you will experience a marked change of mentality, Leo, which will be especially appreciated in all those who are single. Signing a kind of "eternal love contract" will no longer be an idea that seduces you and instead, your mind will be more predisposed to enjoy the fleeting and sporadic experiences.
It's an ideal way to learn to value yourself more and to enjoy the present, far from the worries generated by what will happen. Keeping the good side of things and eliminate all those negative concerns, will be a big step that will change your life.
Devoting yourself to your job as if you were that ship captain who resists at the helm even when the ship is sinking will be the attitude you face throughout today, Leo.
In your company, things aren't going through their best moment and the losses seem to accumulate, a situation that can also be seen by all those born under the sign of Leo and who have their own business.
The stars reveal that this series of problems seem to have come to stay and although they don't mark the beginning of a shipwreck, it's a significant wake-up call. It's time to correct all those mistakes and eliminate the impediments that prevent progress.
Your energy is at its best and the truth is that this couldn't be more positive. You can't stop doing things and making the most of your time, which makes you feel fulfilled in a certain way.
To reach optimal levels remember that you should rest accordingly and divide your time between the tasks of your daily obligations and the leisure time.
Having a moment of relationship per day will help you to charge the batteries even more if that's possible, in addition to which you will be able to recover the energy wasted and continue at this rate.


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What is TFT?
In my own words: Teamfight Tactics (TFT) is a auto battle game where the objective to built the strongest army of units and items in order to eliminate the competition and be the last team remaining.
Have you ever played pokemon, and considered what pokemon to bring out on your next adventure. Our what arrangement of pokemon would work best against a particular gym? Well that's the feeling almost every second in a 30-45 minute game of TFT.
You combine units by making pairs of three, into a "2 Star" unit. Combine three two star units and you get a powerful 3 Star unit.
Items are similar in that you can combine them, but there are many combinations and effects. Each unique combination of two items makes a interesting effect to consider for any team. Things like a morellonomicon can make spells deal burn damage and stop healing.
Why is it fun? Addicting?
The game is fun because of all the decision trees that are constantly going through your head as a player. Should I go brawlers? There are two elementalists that I can buy right now, should I switch my entire team for them? All of these questions and hard choices are made through simple repeated random choices and unit combinations.
These decision trees along side the fact that there is a incentive to hoard gold for interest gives the player a sense of tug and pull. Saving gold for added interest gold at the risk of falling behind on unit power, or spending gold like a mad man to keep a win streak going that also rewards gold.
The game is a delicate balancing act and always reminds me of a thing I learned in film class. The excitement curve that most movies follow is something that happens naturally in every game of TFT. You spend lots of gold? An early rising action to a later fall in power and potential climax of risk. You horde gold and are on the edge of your seat the whole time as your health bar dips below 20%? Either way or if you weren't following a strategy at all leads to a engaging gameplay experience almost every time.
To be fair the action isnt always the most exciting, and the game is not for everyone as you are basically just watching units fight and micro managing them all. But for the inner strategy lover in me, and my childhood memories of playing many team builder games like pokemon and final fantasy, I'm hooked.
What to learn?
The game has continued support from devs, even after slightly changing target audience.
The systems design supports more player interaction.
The game itself is something that only a virtual board game could do.
I love teamfight tactics, and will continue to come back and see how the game is supported. I want to see the iterations of PURELY virtual board games, in ways that have not been explored yet. There is more to see and explore in games that push what it means to be a virtual board game. I love games like mario party, hearthstone, and TFT that could only be on a computer due to either the controls, or the computing power to support the game. And I think there is more yet to explore.


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With this project we took Best In Show at UW Whitewater's Media arts and Game Developement showcase and competition.
What is Roguish Riches?
Key Kingdom souls is a dungeon-crawler inspired 2D-Combat game. This was my Capstone project in my senior year of college at UW-Whitewater.
What I Did
I did all the art for Key kingdom souls. Which includes,
Main Character Design
Pixel Art
Environmental Assets
The main character serves as a mascot and symbol for the game as a whole. Her design needed to be cute and approachable, and her animations need to be fluid and readable.


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2. "Change For Orphans" Jar: Collecting spare change for orphans is a great way to talk with your children about the importance of helping those in need. Encourage everyone in the family to put their extra change in the jar. When it's full, count it up and donate it as a family!
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In a set of new tutorials on the iTandCoffee website, we show how to set up and use the Screen Time features offered as part of iOS 12, released in Sept 2018.
One of great features of Screen Time that a lot of parents will really appreciate is the ability to set time limits on a child's use of apps, either by category or on individual apps.
One of the questions we get asked so often is whether there is the capability to set these time limits by day of week - so that there can be different rules for weekends and weekdays.
Apple has a great set of parental controls built in to the Mac. These controls allow you to restrict adult web content, set time restrictions on when and how long the child can use the Mac, and more.
As we have talked about in a previous blog article, it is essential to ensure that any Mac your child uses has two separate 'user accounts' - one for you as the parent (the Administrator) and another for the child/children.
If your child's account is currently the only user account on the Mac, then you can't set up any parental controls.
You need to resolve this first by setting up a 'parent/administrator' user account. This account can then be used to manage any other account on the Mac - including resetting or passwords if this is necessary.
We have recorded a couple of tutorials on how to set up a separate accounts for the parent or child, and then how to set up the parental controls for the child's account.
We are very excited that iTandCoffee made The Age newspaper today (28/1/19) with an 'opinion piece' that I wrote recently on a topic that I am passionate about!
Here's a link to the full article from the online version of The Age.
If you are a parent who needs help with setting up your child's school tech, give us a call on 1300 885 420.
Or check out our great set of video tutorials that provide the easy-to-follow 'how to' on setting up parental controls (Screen Time and more) on your child's iPad or iPhone.
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No sooner does one School Year finish and we're thinking about the next.
For many parents with children heading off to secondary school for the first time, it is perhaps time to consider a first mobile phone for their child. It is also very common these days for even primary school children to carry a smartphone.
It may also be the year that your child starts using an iPad, Mac or Windows laptop at school.
Here are some things to think about before you hand over any of this type of technology to your child
While assisting a client to set up Parental Controls on her 12yo child's new iPhone this week, discussion turned to the topic of the 'Ask to Buy' setting in the Family Sharing setup of iCloud.
This setting allows a parent to remotely authorise (or not) a request from a child who is a member of their iCloud Family, to purchase/download content (even free apps).
In this particular client's case, her child was very keen to get onto the social media platforms that her friends were already on.
This mum was considering allowing her child on Instagram (as a Private account of course), so we installed it and set up the app so that it is a Private account.
She was happy that she had control over what other social media Apps her child could download, through the Ask to Buy setting.
But there is a catch to this setting that meant her child could have downloaded Apps or other content without having to ask for permission.
All parents need to be aware of this 'back door'.
It's that time of year again, where so many parents are having to put on their 'IT' hat and set up devices for the upcoming school year.
If the device that you are setting up for your child is an iPad or iPhone, there is a list of things that you need to consider when setting up these devices.
We have put pen to paper (or fingers to the keyboard) and written up this list for you. Select the button below to view this checklist.
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Articles on Kids and Technology: Good news for parents whose teens have Android devices plus other tech articles for parents
With the recent release of Apple's Screen Time for mobile devices, parents were given a suite of great new parental controls to help manage their children's use of these devices - for children up to the age of 18.
If you haven't yet discovered these new features, visit Settings -> Screen time on an iPhone or iPad and explore the great controls that can now be put in place. (We are running information sessions on these great new features - see below for details of the schools we are visiting, and of the sessions that will be run at iTandCoffee.)
While Google launched its equivalent last year - the Family Link App for Android - it seemed to me to fall well short of parent requirements, since it only applied for children under 13 years of age. You could not use it for older children
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Here's how you can stop your child from changing their device password (and recording their fingerprint on your own)!
One of the frustrations I hear from parents all the time is that they wish they could stop their child from changing the passcode on the child's iPad, iPhone or iPod touch.
Not only does it prevent the parent from doing any 'spot checks' of the child's usage of the device, but we regularly deal with situations where the child changes the passcode to keep Mum and Dad out, and then forgets the passcode! This means the device has to be completely wiped, which may result in the loss of photos, app data and more.
8/9/2018 0 Comments
Now is the time to set up iCloud's 'Family Sharing' for your family - and take back control of the kids' technology
Many of you will already be aware that Apple's new set of iPhones will be announced this coming week, on Sept 12th. There are already lots of rumours about what these new iPhones will look like - here is just one article about this from The Age this week: Apple's iPhone Xs: What we know about the three new iPhone models expected next week.
Also arriving in the next week or two will be iOS 12, the upgraded operating system for our Apple Mobile devices.
As has been previously mentioned in this blog, this new version of iOS is going to be a must-have for families with children on i-Devices, as it includes an amazing set of new Parental Controls - known as Screen Time - that will allow parents to take back some control of the devices in their children's lives!
What is Fortnite?
Fortnite is the latest gaming phenomenon sweeping the world. Children worldwide are obsessed with this game and parents worldwide are stuggling to manage the time that their children spend on it. Recent reports state that there are 125 million players of this game, and up to 3 million concurrent users at any point in time.
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You have to appear in different websites, usually, the first result has to be your own, but Google also shows your brand mentions outside your platforms. If you can control your presence, you will rank better in the search. Been mentioned, ranked and recommended by others will improve your positive online reputation.
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Evergreen Cottage is a 2 bedroom self catering holiday accommodation that sleeps 4 and is located in Masterstown, Ireland. This property is pet friendly allowing for 1 pet. Prices range from £186 to £398 per week. Local to Newinn, Cahir, Golden, Bansha, Thomastown
Evergreen Cottage is a detached ground floor cottage just five miles from the town of Cahir in County Tipperary. The cottage sleeps four people (max 3 adults) and has one double bedroom, one twin room and a family bathroom. The cottage also contains a fitted kitchen with a dining area and a sitting room with an open fire. Outside the cottage is off road parking for one car and a lawned garden with outdoor furniture. Set in beautiful rural countryside, Evergreen Cottage is perfect for a romantic break or for a walking holiday.
Flanagan's Lane Restaurant has an elegant and modern decor and offers a relaxed dining environment. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming and the staff are jovial. Great care is taken in sourcing their ingredients from local suppliers thereby ensuring quality and freshness. As a result the food they serve is delicious and full of flavour and the presentation is lovely too. There is something on the menu to appeal to everyone and the prices are really good value. When you dine at Flanagan's be it with family or friends you are assured great food in a lovely warm atmosphere with friendly staff, you will definitely want to return.
Kielys Bar and Restaurant is a warm and inviting pub with a modern decor and friendly staff. They have a full menu and all dishes are made using fresh locally found ingredients. The menu has all the usual favourites as well as their own specials. The food is delicious, well cooked and presented and offers value for money. Their appetising brown bread is available to buy daily. If you are looking for good wholesome homecooked food in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere then Kielys is the place to go.
Donovan's is a lively and bustling bar that has continuous entertainment from streaming live sporting events to live music and PlayStation competitions, there is always something happening here. The staff are friendly and the atmosphere of the pub is warm and welcoming to all. They serve lunch and dinner and you can select from soup and a sandwich to a hot meal. The food is very good and the portions are generous and offer value for money.
Ballinacourty House has lovely vistas out over the stunning Glen of Aherlow and their own gorgeous courtyard. The restaurant is modern and stylish and offers a relaxed dining environment. The atmosphere is welcoming and the furnishings are comfortable, and the staff are jovial and attentive. It is a very popular restaurant and booking is advisable, it does not take long to see why, everything is first class from the service to the food. Both were faultless, the food is gorgeous, well prepared, cooked and presented and the wine list to accompany the menu is extensive. If looking for a special dining experience then Ballinacourty House is the place to go.
The Hibernian Inn is well known in the area for its great food and genuine hospitality. The restaurant has a modern decor and is warm and inviting, offering casual dining. Great care goes into obtaining the best of local seasonal produce thereby, giving the best in freshness and taste. This is immediately evident when you taste the food they serve, it is well cooked, tasty and delectable. The staff are friendly and courteous and the service is very good. The Hibernian Inn is a lovely place to eat whatever the occasion, you will be well looked after.
Chawkes is a quaint bar nestled at the heart of Adare Village in County Limerick. The traditional atmosphere is complemented by good food and friendly service. The building also features function rooms and a superb beer garden which is the perfect place to relax when the weather is agreeable. Weekly traditional music sessions are hosted along with a wide range of other exciting events.
The Ramble Inn is a family run traditional pub that has been serving the community for a number of years. They serve really good home cooked food in a relaxed and friendly environment, with a professional service. All produce used is sourced from local suppliers, open all year round for breakfast, lunch and dinner, it is the place to stop if you are looking for a quick bite to eat or a relaxing meal.
O'Callaghan's of Mitchelstown has been serving its customers for a considerable number of years. The reason for their success is owing to the great care and attention they put into their products, when you visit here you will be getting genuine cooking and genuine baking. There is a complete breakfast and lunch menu available in the cafe, and the bakery has a vast array of breads, cakes and savoury treats for your enjoyment.
The highly acclaimed Acorn Restaurant is located within the grand Castle Oaks House Hotel, this elegant and stylish restaurant provides an informal dining experience in tranquil and serene settings with lovely views. The staff are attentive and the customer service is faultless. The kitchen staff are highly skilled and creative and have produced a menu that is first class. They use only the finest of ingredients that are found locally to produce a range of dishes that are uncomplicated and homey but the result is a profusion of freshness, aroma and flavours. Each dish is perfectly prepared, cooked and presented. To accompany your meal is a comprehensive collection of fine wines. Acorn Restaurant is perfect for all occasions and will give you a memorable fine dining experience.
McLaughlins Restaurant is a highly awarded restaurant, located in the luxurious McLaughlins Hotel, this stylish and elegant restaurant offers an informal dining experience. The restaurant enjoys views out over the grounds; with large windows the dining room benefits from the natural light to create a bright and airy atmosphere. McLaughlins guarantees excellence and this is most certainly achieved, the staff are faultless and the customer service first class. They use only fresh and seasonal produce when creating the menus and this emanates. The creativity and mastery of the chefs have created a menu that celebrates all aspects of Irish cuisine. The dishes that are prepared in the kitchen are both delectable and exquisite in all aspects, flavour, aroma and presentation. Continuously they succeed in serving food that is perfectly prepared, cooked and presented. If you are looking for a unique dining experience that will leave a lasting impression than it has to be McLaughlins Restaurant.
T & H Doolans is the city's oldest tavern and is best known for its traditional Irish music. It is the place to come for genuine Irish hospitality, it is a lively and hectic venue and is popular with both locals and visitors. There is live music sessions almost every night and you never know who will be playing here. This traditional pub is warm and welcoming with a cosy and traditional interior with some interesting items. They serve good home cooked Irish cuisine with the usual favourites but with their own individual touches. If you are after a fun night out then T & H Doolans is definitely the place to come.
Get out and get moving on the Ballyhoura walking trails! This rural region offers plenty of open space for everyone to enjoy. Go on a casual afternoon stroll or put on your hiking boots and prepare to explore this beautiful natural area. Numerous activities are offered, including mountain biking, heritage sites and special events.
The Ballyhoura Mountain Bike Trail is known as the largest network in all of Ireland. Covering 98 km of wooded rails, adventurous visitors can speed along forest roads, tight bends and up and down varied elevations. Difficulty ranges from moderate to extremely challenging based on the location you choose to explore.
Lismore Cycling Holidays provide an exciting way to explore Ireland. Enjoy plenty of fresh hair as you pedal along. Relax and let the wheels do the work as you see the lovely countryside. Choose from the one day route or take the five day Heritage Tour. The six day Three Coasts tour is available for the more adventurous traveller.
The Crossogue Equestrian Centre is the place for anyone with a passion for horses. The welcoming atmosphere invites guests to explore the grounds and horses living on them. A variety of programmes are offered and include opportunities for adults, families and teens. Other activities are also available including tennis, croquet, badminton and exciting walking trails.
Blackwater Boating is a great way to add a hint of adventure to your Ireland holiday. Blackwater is the country's third largest river, which runs by many gorgeous areas. Climb inside a reliable canoe and begin your trip into a world of lush growth and stunning views. Half day, full day and camping packages are available.
Blackwater Outdoor Activities gives visitors a fun way to spend the day outdoors. The activities list is impressive and includes zip lining, river tubing, high rope courses, stepping stone journeys, a giant swing and the harrowing "Leap of Faith" which include a 50 foot drop while gripping a single bar.
The West Waterford Golf and Country Club is a place of luxury and sport. See the gorgeous work of famous Dublin-born course designer Eddie Hackett. The club house features friendly atmosphere that is excellent for socialising while relaxing after a day on the green. Exciting events are hosted throughout the year.
Callan Golf Club offers an excellent opportunity for exercise and fresh air. The grounds are lush and include many amenities to keep golfers comfortable. The course is close to Callan, which features many pubs, fast food restaurants, service stations, a supermarket and banks. Events are hosted regularly. Visitors should check the upcoming calendar to see what's on during their stay.
The Unigolf Club offers a state of the art indoor facility that lets visitors enjoy their favourite pastime no matter what the weather is like outside. Golf simulators are available and feature touch screen controls and highly accurate ball tracking systems. Visitors can also play on the course or stop by the on-site golf shop.
The Glen of Aherlow is a tranquil and serene country valley, that extends from south of Tipperary for sixteen miles through natural countryside and offers magnificent and imcomparable scenery, it is no surprise that it is one of Ireland's most reverred holiday places. The region offers much more than the awe-inspiring countryside, it houses a Nature Park and offers activities like walking, cycling and trekking trails, horse riding, fishing and golf, as well as adrenalin activities like hang-gliding and paragliding. It is also home to a number of heritage sites waiting to be explored and discovered.
Doneraile Court features over 160 hectares of lush landscaping. The grounds are a sampling of 18th century "Capability Brown" style. Observe as herds of deer roam freely among beautiful greenery. Mature tree growth thrives here, helping to create one of the most picturesque attractions available to Ireland visitors and residents.
Ireland Chauffeur Travel is one of the best ways to see the country. Travel in complete luxury and let the driver handle the navigation. Themed tours are offered, with options including gourmet, castles, southern guesthouses and much more. Accommodation lists are also available with everything from three to five star hotels, bed and breakfasts, rentals and more.
Tipperary Crystal is a well established and celebrated company, it is at the forefront of Irish design and quality. Established in the 1980's it has gone from strength to strength and has a team of dedicated craft workers and designers who strive for excellence resulting in a destinctive quality product. Tipperary Crystal is dedicated to advocating Irish design and does this by working with the country's most talented and renowned designers. Products produced are not limited to just crystal and include, glassware, ceramics, textiles and scented candles.
The Bru Boru Cultural Centre provides visitors with a unique place to learn more about Ireland and its people. The facility hosts an eclectic array of activities that include music, dance and entertaining personalities. The theatre can accommodate 250 people per presentation. Visitors should check the Bru Boru calendar to see what's on during their trip.
The Craft Granary is a unique attraction housed in a fully restored 19th century grain store. Located in County Tipperary, this landmark contains a handsome collection of handcrafted goods all produced in south east Ireland. Visitors can browse glassware, pottery, furniture pieces, fashion, accessories, wood turning, handmade cards, photography, jewellery and much more.
The Showgrounds Shopping Centre offers a unique experience that is more than a few shops. Visitors can explore many well-known retailers that sell a wide range of quality merchandise. Food and drink is also available, including fine wine, frozen foods, coffee and baked goods. The Showgrounds also hosts many events throughout the year.
The Burren College of Art is the place for creative individuals. The facility hosts many unique events that cover a wide range of themes from botany and conservation to artwork inspired by the local area. Regular exhibits are presented in the Gallery and curated by students. Visitors should check the current schedule to see what will be on display prior to visiting.
See Ireland with Glendalough Guided Walks. Travelling the land on foot is the most effective way to get closer to its beauty and culture. This unique opportunity gives visitors a chance to see many aspects of Ireland, including folklore, history and natural elements. Explore popular points of interest with the knowledge of an experienced guide.
Rally Connection is an attraction that caters to car enthusiasts and racers. Jump start your Ireland holiday by booking a session behind the wheel of your favourite racing vehicle! Rally driving courses are available. Try the "Taster" experience to get a feel for the power of these amazing machines or take it to the next level with intermediate and advanced sessions.
The Father Mathew Statue honours the Apostle of Temperance, Theobald Mathew. Father Mathew was a key figure in the temperance crusade during the 1830s and 1840s. He was a beloved Cork resident who did all he could he assist during the tragic 1832 cholera epidemic. He passed away in 1856 after struggling with ill health.
Terra Nova Gardens invite plant enthusiasts to come and enjoy one of the most beautiful natural spaces imaginable. See expertly manicured plant and flower species as they mingle among charming pathways and whimsical statuary. Lecture are also given and include insight into the beauty and strangeness of Terra Nova. Pay close attention because there may be a quiz with prizes given at the end!
Admire Ireland's natural beauty as well as its architectural heritage at Anne's Grove Gardens. Gorgeous growth covers the ground in varying shades of green. The area becomes more vibrant during different times of the year, providing an excellent backdrop for stunning photographs. If you love manicured flower beds and stony paths you will love Anne's Grove Gardens!
The Ben O'Neill Music Shop and Art Gallery is an outlet for creativity and inspiration. See an amazing collection of artwork covering a wide range of themes, from traditional to natural with contemporary elements. The shop also contains a generous catalogue of high quality musical instruments and accessories so there is truly something for every artistic individual.
Seashore Tours Day Tours offers a unique excursion for nature lovers and those who are curious about the natural world. Enjoy a brief talk inside the comfortable Clonea Hotel which focuses on marine life along Ireland's shores. Take that knowledge with you as you venture out onto the nearby beach to see the same creatures in their natural habitats.
The Doneraile Wildlife Park is a well-kept attraction that gives visitors much to see and do. The grounds are covered in living things, from swans, ducks and herons to wild deer and much more. Cross over foot bridges and admire the glistening bodies of trout swimming just below! This facility is wheelchair accessible.
The Youghal Heritage Trail is the best way to see some of the most amazing historic sites in this culture rich area. View the 13th century walls which were once a part of the original Medieval port town. Adventurers can also take in Tyntes Castle and the beloved Clock Tower.
The Bolton Library is home to an individual compiliation of ancient books, that are kept in the Chapter House located in the estate of the Cathedral Church of St. Patrick's Rock and St. John the Baptist in Cashel. The collection was started by Archbishop Theophilis Bolton, during his time as Archbishop from 1730 to 1744. It is a varied collection that emcompasses a broad scope of subjects and includes a 12th century manuscript, the Nuremnberg Chronicle as well as works by Dante and Swift amongst other well known writers of their time.
An Bothan Scoir, also called Hanley's Cottage, was constructed during the 1600s. This landmark was originally a single room peasant's cottage. The area was owned by the Lawlers Estate and was one of multiple stone, wattle and mud buildings that were home to seven families. Historians believe that the building was used as a school at some point. The floor is thoroughly compressed from the hooves of sheep that were permitted inside long ago.
Cashel Folk Village is a must-see attraction for visitors in Ireland. This beautiful area includes a number of unique landmarks. See the stunning Croke Memorial and read the Proclamation of Independence as it was read by Padraig Pearse in 1916. St. Dominics Wishing Well is available along with a breathtakingly detailed Celtic cross that was created to commemorate the Easter Rising.
The Rock of Cashel is a dramatic landmark that creates a dramatic scene no photographer will want to miss. This spectacular attraction encompasses a series of buildings perched atop a limestone outcropping within the Golden Vale. The primary elements include a 12th century round tower, 13th century Gothic cathedral, Romanesque chapel and 15th century castle.
St. Patrick's Well is recognised as one of the largest in all of Ireland. The mouth of this glistening pool includes a 6th century cross that is mounted on a Plinth at the centre. Significant restoration efforts began in 1969 which have played an important role in preserving this gorgeous attraction. Today many pilgrims visit to admire the well.
Carey's Castle is a beautiful landmark that was originally occupied by monks. The surrounding area is covered in lush green growth and features a small lawn space and convenient picnic site near the car park. Visitors can access the castle's remains by taking a pleasant stroll through the nearby woodlands and following a path that traces the river bank.
The Main Guard was originally used as a courthouse in County Tipperary prior to 1715. Additional levels were added in 1810. The building has undergone nearly a decade of careful renovation to preserve the handsome clock tower and gorgeous architecture that make this landmark so visually stunning. Visitor access is seasonally available.
Gorgeous Lismore Castle Gardens and Gallery will captivate with its sweeping scenery and elegant architecture. See the 17th century exterior defence walls, well-manicured landscaping and a permanent sculpture collection. The grounds include 7 generous acres. Access is available seasonally. Visitors should confirm opening hours prior to planning a trip to the castle.
Mount Melleray Abbey is a place of beauty and peace. Enjoy the calm, serene atmosphere enhanced by the gorgeous architecture that makes this landmark so stunning. Well-tended gardens with statuary and handsome shrubs creates a charming view. An aged graveyard rests quietly nearby. This is one that photographers will not want to miss!
Farney Castle serves not only as the home of the Irish International Designer, Cyril Cullen but also as his design studio and store to sell his wares. The history of the castle extends back to 1185 and has a long and varied history, having many infamous occupiers. Today it is also the only Round Tower in Tower where a family resides.
The Swiss Cottage was constructed early in the 1800s. This rustic building includes many charming features, such as a spiral staircase and elegant decor in each room. Visitors can admire the unique Salon wallpaper which was among the first commercially manufactured Parisian wallpapers in the world. Guided tours are available.
The Loug Gur Visitor Centre offers numerous exploration opportunities for anyone visiting Ireland. This area includes lakes and landscape that comes together to create an enchanting view that is perfect for photographs. Special seasonal events are hosted and visitors can take group and guided tours or go bird watching in this gorgeous natural setting.
Heritage Ireland provides a detailed list of national monuments and historic properties located throughout the country. Explore locations by region to discover the many breathtaking and unique sites that can be visited today. From Donegal Castle to the Doneraile Wildlife Park, Castletown House and Ardfert Cathedral, there is much to see and do in Ireland!
The Waterford County Museum is home to a diverse collection of fascinating artefacts. Visitors can explore the lengthy history of this region of Ireland by touring the many exhibits on display. See unique trophies, including one awarded for the very first bicycle race hosted in Ireland or Britain which was observed in 1869. Coins, military pieces and photographs are also included.
Dungarvan Castle in County Waterford is another example of historic architecture. This handsome landmark includes corner and gate towers. The shell keep is the oldest structure on the site, estimated to have been constructed around the 12th century. The barracks have been restored and is home to a fascinating exhibition covering the castle's rich past.
Kilmallock Museum offers a modest collection of items showcasing home-life in Kilmallock in the 19th and 20th centuries. Implements on display showcase both industrial and rural life. Also on display are a number of scale models of excavated houses as well as model of how Kilmallock would have looked in mediaeval times.


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Instead of letting frustration build from missing a handful of great looks early at the back net, the Chattanooga Red Wolves kept pushing to find a break.
The USL League One soccer club did break through in the 88th minute as Jonathan Caparelli placed a shot between the Louisville City FC goalkeeper's legs. The goal rewarded a pass dropped in the left side of the box by Amirgy Pineda.
In front of more than 300 spectators at Chattanooga Christian's David Stanton Field on a cold Saturday, the Red Wolves tied 1-1 in an exhibition against Louisville City, which has won the past two USL Championship cups.
"The biggest thing today is we did not give up," said the 23-year-old Caparelli, who scored a team-high three goals in as many preseason games. "We were all over them early but had to keep fighting. When Amirgy came in, I told him to play me that ball, and he did perfectly."
Pineda entered in the 79th minute and soon after found the versatile wingback for the equalizer on the Red Wolves' 13th and final shot.
Louisville City finished with eight shots, which included Magnus Rasmussen's score right before halftime. Rasmussen was one of the visitors' few regulars playing a day after they won 1-0 against Atlanta United 2.
Chattanooga's Josue Soto had a free kick ricochet off the right post, and it nearly was cleaned up by Sito Seoane in the 21st minute. Eamon Zayed drew several fouls and had an early score called back.
Steven Beattie created continual pressure in the first half as he laced strong shots and made dangerous passes along with Ualefi dos Reis and Richard Dixon.
"We could have scored two or three goals in the first half, but nobody panicked," Red Wolves coach Tim Hankinson said. "We have to finish those attacks and get more crosses and shots, though. A key for us is to go through Connor (Doyle) and Ualefi in the midfield a little more."
Capitalizing late, Caparelli celebrated his equalizer with his teammates and the crowd with gusto.
"I was happy to see our fans who came to support us in the cold weather," Caparelli said. "I am excited for a historic season ahead. We need their support all the way through."
On the defensive end for the Red Wolves, Alex Mangels made a diving deflection on a powerful free kick. Tony Walls and Andrew Moullin played strong in the air and anchored the back line.
Also having tied Atlanta United 2 at home this preseason, the Red Wolves now will prepare for their USL League One season debut March 30 at North Texas SC in Dallas.
"The foundation is laid, and we are ready for the season to begin," Hankinson said. "These guys have worked extremely hard over the last six weeks of preseason and are ready to play the real 90 (minutes)."
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Nine die with flu-related illness, as flu hospital admissions rise, HSE says
Delayed discharges from hospitals up 12 per cent in first two weeks of this year
"We do expect to see influenza circulating for several weeks yet," Dr John Cuddihy said. From left: Dr John Cuddihy, Joe Ryan, HSE, Dr Cillian DeGascun, Liam Woods, Angela Fitzgerald at a HSE media update on the seasonal flu/winter plan. Photograph: Gareth Chaney Collins
There has been a "significant increase" in the number of patients hospitalised due to the flu last week, Health Service Executive (HSE) officials have said.
Last week the health service recorded 254 hospital admissions of patients suffering from the flu, up from 151 the previous week.
Since the start of this flu season there have been 545 hospital admissions, however the rate of admissions has been increasing since the last week of 2018.
Dr John Cuddihy, HSE director of public health, said there had been a "significant increase" in flu hospitalisations since the first week of the year.
"The age group mainly affected by these are the under-five-year-olds, and the next highest age group affected in terms of hospitalisations is the over-65s," he told a briefing for media on Thursday.
The HSE said 16 flu patients had been admitted to intensive care units last week, primarily due to respiratory complications due to pre-existing conditions. Nine people have died from flu-related illnesses in the season so far, officials said.
"We do expect to see influenza circulating for several weeks yet," Dr Cuddihy said.
The number of people calling GP out-of-hours services over flu cases has seen a small drop in the second week of the year, compared to the previous week. "Sometimes that can be an early indicator of plateauing of influenza-like illnesses, but it's too early yet to say exactly when this rate will peak," Dr Cuddihy said.
The number of patients presenting to hospital emergency departments (EDs) has increased, compared to last year, putting pressure on the HSE winter plan.
Joe Ryan, HSE interim director of national services, said the number of ED attendances last week was more than 16 per cent higher than the same period last year.
The rate of admissions from emergency departments was up 11 per cent, compared to figures from the second week of 2018, he said.
"We are coping with the numbers in terms of the increased number of people attending, and increased number of people that we're having to admit," he said.
There were 1,070 delayed discharges from hospitals in the first two weeks of this year, a 12 per cent rise on figures from last year.
Delayed discharges occur where a patient is ready to leave a hospital bed, but is held up due to delays arranging appropriate care for them back in their own homes, or places in step-down facilities, or nursing homes.
The HSE is also making contingency plans to deal with a series of planned strikes by nurses over pay rates, due to take place in the coming weeks.


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Wallace "Wally" Henry Adamson passed away peacefully at his home on Wednesday, July 3, 2019 at 80 years of age. Wallace was born on May 15, 1939 son of the late Theodore and Mona (Ferris) Adamson. He is survived by his children, Marilyn (Danny) Young, Faye (Gary) Boulter and Gary (Karen Beale) Adamson; sister, Margaret (Robert) Hatt, Anna (Karl) Wilkinson, Linda (Calvin) Ferris, Janet (Alfie) Hovey; brothers, Everett (Doreen) Adamson and Robert (Sherry) Adamson; 8 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; many nieces, nephews and great friends.
Predeceased by his wife, Anna M. (Springer) Adamson in 2014 and an infant son, Burfield Harold.
A Celebration of Wallace's life will be held from the Mill Cove Church of God on Sunday, July 7, 2019 at 3:00 pm with Pastor Steven Ferris and Arch Deacon Wandlyn Snelgrove officiating. Interment will be at the Saint John's Anglican Church Cemetery, Whites Cove following the service.
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Exclusive: Gear Fit 2 full specifications confirmed
Samsung launched the Gear Fit wearable fitness tracker in 2014. The product was well received and it's about time that Samsung came out with an updated model. We first saw leaked images of the Gear Fit 2 about a month ago and renders of the device have leaked multiple times since then. Today, we can exclusively confirm the full specifications of the Gear Fit 2.
The Samsung Gear Fit 2 features a 1.55-inch 216 x 432 Curved Super AMOLED display with a Samsung 1GHz dual-core processor under the hood, it also has 512MB RAM, 2GB internal storage, and IP68 certification. For those who are unaware, IP68 certification guarantees that the device can be submerged in over 1.5-meters of water for half an hour, so the Gear Fit 2 will be a good fit for swimmers as well. The Gear Fit 2 has a 200mAh battery and runs Tizen 2.3. Aside from GPS and GLONASS it also features a heart rate sensor, gyroscope, barometer, and accelerometer.
No word as yet on the pricing or availability but Samsung is expected to launch the Gear Fit 2 in June.
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What about the bioimpedance sensor? "It could also be the first fitness band to offer Samsung's bio-processor chip, which is capable of measuring the wearer's body fat, muscle mass, skin temperature, sweat levels and heart activity." That's too bad as that was what I was mostly looking forward to.


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When our lease ended, it didn't take long for us to begin making lists of places we wanted to move to. Our conversion at this point consisted of taking the furniture we owned and bungee cording it to the bus walls. We had a wooden dresser, a full book shelf, bikes, skis, and could only put the bed in the middle of the bus over the wheel wells. We donated what we considered all the non-essentials, but still had a mountain of things that needed to be organized an put away. But, we were elated with the freedom, and hope for the future in our new home!
Adventure was scratching at our door, so just a month after moving into our new home, we quit our jobs, and headed for Colorado. Cody had no money, and I had a bit, but I don't recall that being a huge factor in our decision making. It was time to take advantage of this new "bus life" thing we had just entered into.
The porcelain dishes rattled heinously, and the silver wear was so heavy that the drawers rolled out and slammed back around corners. In fact, all the drawers did that. The bed slid around, and items would topple out from the overhead storage. But, I would just get up from the bench and put them away - letting Cody know if something valuable broke or not.
We left in late May, and as we got to Wyoming, we realized we didn't have air conditioning. I had an industrial sized floor fan that operated at such high power, it would drain our solar powered battery in about 2 hours. I figured we would only use it in emergencies. It's always good to be prepared. Drink water if you're hot.
The town we had decided on moving to was Boulder, CO. All we knew about the town is that it was frequently featured in cycling magazines as a place to go. It took us two days to realize that what we had thought it to be was completely wrong. Wrong for us. Too many Teslas and Whole Foods Markets is all. Some dumb bitch cut me off three separate times in a grocery store. Now, that is just one example of the obliviousness of that town. I'm sure there are awesome people there too, but they must have been out of town that week.
Sitting and having a beer, we discussed the issue. Do we try and make it work for a year? Are we being to quick to judge? And, if we do go, where would be go from here? It was $500 in gas to get here, and we can't afford to just go back. The further into the beer we got, the more we realized that we needed to leave in the morning. We decided to just head west, and see what we ran in to.
Ah, yes. So, one of the preparations we did make for our new lifestyle was a portable toilet, so I could fulfill my neurotic tendency of peeing 3 times a night, without of having to squat in a parking lot. It consists of two separate chambers: the pee collecting bowl, and when you flush, you open a hatch for it to descend into the collection tank. It can be a bit teeter-y, but with practice I was able to get the job done as Cody drove.
Now, as we drove west from Boulder, we gained some great elevation, and the air got cold, and thin. We worried about the bus on the big hills, but he handled so well. It was somewhere outside Vail that I need a pee break, but Cody didn't want to stop again. It's an ongoing problem of mine. I would need to go as we drove, and as I opened the hatch to flush as usual, I was instead met with an explosion of piss in my face.
It was an excellent lesson in elevation pressure. Like when you have a bag of chips, and drive up a mountain, and you're like, hey, look how puffy this bag is! Except it is an pressurized piss tank, with a full bowl of golden fluid on top. It's hard to feel normal after that.
We stopped shortly after that, so I could take a second to gather myself. As we ate grocery store fried chicken, we decided that the next town we would try would be Grand Junction. It was the last stop in Colorado and we weren't ready to leave the state just yet. We googled any climbing gym in town, and hours later, pulled into the Grand Valley Climbing lot.


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Freedom of expression SideStory: Power through poetry
SideStory: Power through poetry
by Christine Rasmussen
On the surface, hip hop music and Native American oral storytelling may not seem to have a lot in common. However, a unique venture of the Boys and Girls Club of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe has combined the two, offering kids exposure to modern media as well as a valuable outlet for expression.
The "Native Hip Hop Workshop" was the brainchild of Smart Moves coordinator for SUIT Boys and Girls Club Mari Villaluna. First offered last November and again this spring, with another one set for August, the workshops offer sessions on everything from film and music production to photography and poetry. The poetry centered on short "slam bios," biographical poems meant to be read aloud in a minute or less, which were set to music and recorded to CD.
"As I started observing the young people here, I noticed making music and writing was really important to them – so much that band class wasn't enough," said Villaluna, a two-year Ignacio resident originally from San Francisco. "They wanted to step it up and do music production or write a certain type of poetry that wasn't a haiku; they wanted to do more of a poetry-slam style."
The workshop's name was inspired by hip-hop music's history as an alternative form of media used to talk about societal injustices. "But it's also about looking through a native lens and thinking about hip-hop and these other contemporary venues," explains Villaluna. "At one point we were all indigenous peoples, using oral storytelling. Without it, we will lose our stories as human beings."
The first workshop last fall was packed, according to Villaluna, with more than 60 students, from kindergarteners through high school seniors. "We had young people who would probably never be a member of Boys and Girls Club come out and sign up for a membership so they could participate," she said. In fact, it proved so popular that the Southern Ute Drum named the workshop a "Highlight of Community Happenings" in its 2009 review.
The spring workshop in March, a day-long event held over spring break, saw a great turnout as well. In addition to writing slam bios during the workshop, the youth also practiced empathy exercises, in which they wrote about their worst crises. Villaluna used a small digital recorder to tape participants reading their work.
"I wanted them to learn sampling and how to mix music with spoken word or poetry," she said. The students created synthesized music on a Mac to accompany their work. "It was very basic, just cut and paste. We actually recorded all of the poems in a closet to get the best sound."
Since then, several participants have shared their work at various community events, the spoken-word mixes have been played on Southern Ute Tribal Radio, and several poems were published in the Southern Ute Drum and Poor Magazine, out of San Francisco.
It was Villaluna's intent to have the youth's work shared outside Boys and Girls Club circles, because just as important as expressing one's feelings out loud or on paper is having others read or hear those words, she said. "Art is powerful, but when it's not published, it can also get lost. I don't want it to just stay hung up on the refrigerator; I want it to be in the tribal newspaper. I want to see it on someone's blog."
Tanisha Collins, a Southern Ute and Ute Mountain Ute teen-ager, helped as a peer leader for the photography workshop last spring and also wrote a slam bio in the poetry workshop. It was her first time writing anything like that, and she said she was self-conscious in the beginning. "I didn't want to (record the poem) because I don't like the way I sound," she admitted. Nevertheless, the slam had a profound effect. "When my mom listened to the CD, she started crying, because of the part where it said I struggle with making friends in school."
For 11-year-old Takoda Armstrong, of Pueblo and Caddo descent, the best part of the process was making the music mixes. "I learned how to use technology to make music, learned how to write, and had fun. When I heard the end product I was like, 'Wow.'"
Darrell Clah, mentor coordinator with the Boys and Girls Club, said many of the kids have never had exposure to such media outlets. However, Clah, who also taught the film production class last year, said such exposure often has a snowball effect. "They were excited when they saw the first film product we did, a quick little animation, then we took them to see other films at the Durango Independent Film Festival," he said. "They all have something to express – they just don't know how to do it. The main goal is to keep exposing them to new media."
For the upcoming workshop in August, Villaluna hopes to have a graffiti artist teach a class, so young people learn the difference between tagging and graffiti and the value of public art.
The spring workshop was a huge community effort, with help from representatives from Tribal Support Services, the Ignacio Chamber and several local restaurants that donated food for the event, according to Villaluna. "It made me happy to see the community come together like that, especially because many did not understand what this would look like, but just trusted in the process because it's what the youth wanted."
With future support, Villaluna hopes to open a music studio in the Boys and Girls Club and, eventually, a bigger media arts center, with rooms for publishing, digital artwork, film production and music making – something similar to the Youth Media Arts Center in Flagstaff, Ariz.
Ultimately, the mission is to continue to offer venues for young people to speak their minds – to help them work through what Villaluna termed "some really hard-hitting" issues.
"As a teen-ager, you go through a lot of things: parents' divorce, abuse. For me, writing was my outlet," she said. "Quite a few young people wrote about their battle with sobriety; a lot of elementary kids struggle with the fact that someone in their family smokes cigarettes. I don't think as adults, we realize how much we impact young people, whether it's in a good way or bad way." •
The photos "The Plunge," (top) and "Wounded Heart," were a collaborative effort between members of the Southern Ute Boys and Girls Club: Robert Rhodd, Alex Gearhart, Lorraine Watts, Lucas Monroe, Kiana Valdez & Trina Gearhart


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Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, on this day we listened to the words of God in the Scripture speaking to us about the matter of prayer and how we should be praying to the Lord in the right way. We should understand what prayer truly is, that is communication and connection between God and us, an intimate and close relationship between us and Him and not as what many of us might have thought.
Many of us prayed because we wanted something to be fulfilled, which are things that we did not have and then now desire to have, and we ask God for the favour hoping that we may get what we want through prayer. But when we do not get what we want through our prayers, we become angry with God and become disillusioned with Him, often causing us to forget about God and abandon Him without knowing and understanding His true intentions for us.
Instead, true prayer must be first and foremost an active and fruitful conversation between two parties, that is between us and God, or between our community and God in our communal prayers gathered together by the priest for example during the intercessions and the collect during the Holy Mass. First and foremost we must be willing to listen and we must be open-minded and be willing to accept the word of God in our heart and mind.
That is what true prayer is all about. Without the open-minded attitude and willingness to listen to the Lord speaking in our hearts, and with our insistence to have our desires and wishes heard by God, our prayer will not end up being genuine or true, and instead of a good and fruitful prayer, we will have something akin to the whining of a child who does not get what he wants from his or her father.
How do we pray then? It is by following the example of what the Lord Jesus Himself has done. The Lord Jesus, although He is indeed God, but at the same time, in His person, He also unites to Himself the Humanity, the Son of Man and Son of God, two natures in one person, Jesus Christ, and in today's Gospel, we heard of the prayer which the Lord Jesus Himself had made to His heavenly Father, as a Son praying to His Father.
He showed us all how we mankind, united to His own Humanity, should be praying. First of all in prayer we glorify God and we thank Him for all that He has done for us, and we open our minds to listen to His will, and acknowledge that whatever it is that we seek or request from Him, His will ultimately shall be done. What the Lord Jesus had said in His prayer is the expression of what true prayer is like, a prayer where we mankind seek to glorify and to come into close and genuine contact with Our Lord and Saviour, Our loving Heavenly Father.
Brothers and sisters in Christ, following the examples of the Lord's own prayer, are we able to deepen our own relationship with God, and strengthen our own spiritual life by devoting ourselves to the Lord and by refocusing our lives on God instead on our own selfish desires in life? Let us all reflect on this as we continue living our lives in this world, as St. Paul mentioned in his Epistle today, being tempted constantly by the forces of the devil.
Let us all be strengthened by our sincere and genuine prayer, committing ourselves to the Lord anew, with a new and more devoted heart and mind, that are constantly attuned to the Lord, our heavenly Father in prayer, at all times. Let us all be ever prayerful and commit ourselves, day after day, to be ever closer to God and to be more faithful to Him each and every days of our lives. May the Lord continue to bless us all and may He listen to our sincere prayers and supplications. Amen.


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While he's nursing should I self express the opposite side just a little to get some relief? I'm already taking Motrin bc of having a csection.


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Franklin Carnley, Sr.
July 9, 2019
Mr. Franklin "Frank" Carnley, Sr., age 76, passed away on Friday, July 6, 2019, in Milton, Florida.
Mr. Carnley was a native of Perdido, AL and had resided in Bratt, FL for the past 52 years. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, man of integrity, fish bait man and woodworker. He attended the Renovation Ministries in Huxford, AL. He is preceded in death by his youngest daughter, Krystal Carnley; and parents, Fred and Annie Lee Carnley.
He is survived by his wife of 51 ½ years, Cathy Carnley of Bratt, FL; two sons, Eddie (Pam) Carnley of Perdido, AL and Allen (Kim) Carnley of Nokomis, FL; one daughter, Kathryn Carnley (Steve) Huggins of Bay Minette, AL; one brother, Rev. Ron (Bonnie) Carnley of Pace, FL; six sisters, Evon (Henry) Crocker of Lucedale, MS, Ethree (Jimmy) Taylor of Pensacola, FL, Rachel Stewart of Dickerson, TX, Ruth Futrel of Pensacola, FL, Mildred Carnley of Chumuckla, FL and Kay (Bill) Ham of Pace, FL; eight grandchildren, Nathaniel Carnley, Montana Carnley, Branson Carnley, Chris Carnley, Shonnon Huggins (Jon) Taylor, Aaron Huggins, Skyler Wallace (Zach) Berwick and Brandon Wallace; and three great-grandchildren, Jonathan Taylor, Samuel Taylor and Ana Grayce Taylor.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, July 10, 2019, at 2 p.m. at the Petty-Eastside Chapel Funeral Home with Rev. Allen Carnley and Pastor Eddie Carnley officiating.
Burial will follow at the Godwin Cemetery.
Pallbearers will be Nathaniel Carnley, Chris Carnley, Aaron Huggins, Eddie Daw, Andy Sapp and Brandon Wallace.
Honorary pallbearers will be Branson Carnley, Marcus Stewart and Leslie Barnes.
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BioMed Research International
Volume 2015, Article ID 132981, 6 pages
Immunohistological Analysis of ABCD3 Expression in Caucasian and African American Prostate Tumors
1College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences, Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, FL 32307, USA
2Department of Biology and Environmental Sciences, Troy University, Troy, AL 36082, USA
3Cancer Epidemiology, University of Hawaii Cancer Center, Honolulu, HI 96813, USA
4Department of Biology and Center for Cancer Research, Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, AL 36088, USA
Received 30 September 2014; Accepted 4 January 2015
Academic Editor: Hongjuan Liu
Copyright © 2015 R. Renee Reams et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
How to Cite this Article
R. Renee Reams, Jacqueline Jones-Triche, Owen T. M. Chan, Brenda Y. Hernandez, Karam F. A. Soliman, and Clayton Yates, "Immunohistological Analysis of ABCD3 Expression in Caucasian and African American Prostate Tumors," BioMed Research International, vol. 2015, Article ID 132981, 6 pages, 2015. https://doi.org/10.1155/2015/132981.


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