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Q: Bash parameter quotes and eval I've written a bash logging library to be implemented with some complex scripts that my company is currently using. I've been deadset on providing the script filename (${BASH_SOURCE}) and the line number (${LINENO}) of the calling script when making the log calls. However, I didn't want to have to rely on the user or implementing script to pass in these two variables as parameters. If this were C/C++, I would just create a macro that prepends "__FILE__" and "__LINE__" to the parameter list.
I was finally able to get this part working. Here are some much-simplified abstracts as a proof of concept:
Here's the logging library:
# log.sh

LOG="eval _log \${BASH_SOURCE} \${LINENO}"

_log () {
    _BASH_SOURCE=`basename "${1}"` && shift
    _LINENO=${1} && shift

    echo "(${_BASH_SOURCE}:${_LINENO}) $@"
}

And an implementing test script:
# MyTest.sh

. ./log.sh

${LOG} "This is a log message"
# (test.sh:5) This is a log message

This works pretty well (and, I was thrilled to get it working at first). However, this has one glaring problem: the interaction between quotes and eval. If I make the call:
${LOG} "I'm thrilled that I got this working"
# ./test.sh: eval: line 5: unexected EOF while looking for matching `''
# ./test.sh: eval: line 6: syntax error: unexpected end of file

Now, I believe that I understand why this is happening. The quoted parameters are kept intact as they're passed to eval, but at that point, the content is placed as-is into the resulting command string. I know that I can fix this by doing some escaping; however, I REALLY do not want to force the implementing scripts to have to do this. Before I implemented this "eval macro" capability, I had users make calls directly to "_log" and allowed them to optionally pass in "${LINENO}." With this implementation, The failing call above (with only a quoted sentence) worked just fine.
At the most basic level, all I really want is for a script to be able to call [log function/macro] "String to log with special characers" and have the resulting log message contain the filename and line number of the calling script, followed by the log message. If it's possible, I would assume that I'm very close, but if there's something I'm overlooking that would require a different approach, I'm open to that as well. I can't force the users to escape all of their messages, as that will likely cause them to not use this library. This is such a problem that if I can't find a solution to this, I'll likely revert to the old capability (which required ${LINENO} to be passed as a function parameter - this was much less intrusive).
TLDR: Is there any way to get eval to respect special characters within a quoted parameter, without having to escape them?

A: (Note: this solves the immediate problem of quoting, but @nosid's answer about
accessing the call stack is much better)
Change your definition of _log slightly, to read from standard input instead of
taking the log message from positional parameters:
_log () {
    # Set up _BASH_SOURCE and _LINENO the same way

    cat <(echo -n "$(_BASH_SOURCE:$_LINENO) ") -
}

Then pass your log message via standard input using a here doc or a here string:
${LOG} <<<"This is a log message"
${LOG} <<<"I'm thrilled this works, too!"
${LOG} <<HERE
Even this long
message works as
intended!
HERE

A: I recommend avoiding eval if possible. For your logging use case, you could take a look at the shell builtin caller. If you need more information, you can use the variables BASH_SOURCE, BASH_LINENO and FUNCNAME. Note that all of these variables are arrays and contain the full call stack. See the following example:
#! /bin/bash

function log() {
    echo "[$( caller )] $*" >&2
    echo "BASH_SOURCE: ${BASH_SOURCE[*]}"
    echo "BASH_LINENO: ${BASH_LINENO[*]}"
    echo "FUNCNAME: ${FUNCNAME[*]}"
}

function foobar() {
    log "failed:" "$@"
}

foobar "$@"

A: For your specific case of logging, you may want to look at this function which prints the caller's context's file function and line number.
Reusable quoting function
This function will do correct quoting for you:
function token_quote {
  local quoted=()
  for token; do
    quoted+=( "$(printf '%q' "$token")" )
  done
  printf '%s\n' "${quoted[*]}"
}

Example usage:
Example usage:
$ token_quote token 'single token' token
token single\ token token

Above, note the single token's space is quoted as \.
$ set $(token_quote token 'single token' token)
$ eval printf '%s\\n' "$@"
token
single token
token
$

This shows that the spaces in tokens are preserved.


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The ethics of qualitative nursing research
The Ethics of Qualitative Nursing Research LoIs R. ROBLEY,MS, RN* Nurse researchers conducting qualitative studies need to be acutely aware of the un...
Qualitative nursing research
NURSING RESEARCH: A QUALITATIVE PERSPECTIVE
Internet Research and Ethics: Transformative Issues in Nursing Education Research
The future of nursing research in ethics and law
Multisite qualitative nursing research in pediatric oncology
Qualitative nursing research: A contemporary dialogue
Teaching qualitative research as a means of socialization to nursing
Nursing, Nurses, and Ethics
Ethics in nursing practice
The Ethics of Qualitative Nursing Research LoIs R. ROBLEY,MS, RN*
Nurse researchers conducting qualitative studies need to be acutely aware of the unique ways ethics, both nursing and research ethics, affect all phases of the qualitative research process. Decisions about what to study, which persons will be asked to participate, what methodology will be used, how to achieve truly informed consent, when to terminate or interrupt interviews, when to probe deeply, when therapy or nursing care supersedes research, and what and how case studies should be documented in the published results are all matters for ethical deliberation. This article seeks to examine some of the less obvious, yet very important, ethical concerns that nurses face throughout the research process and build a common core of values that can lead to meaningful process and socially responsible research results. (Index words: Ethics; Informed consent; Qualitative research; Research ethics) J Prof Nurs 11:45-48, 1995. Copyright © •995 by W.B. Saunders Company.
SPIRIT, process, and form of qualitative research are woven together with the gossamer thread of ethics. A break in the thread can lead to a weakening or even destruction of the cloth. As Parahoo (1991) states, the means and consequences of research are very much guided by a research ethic. Although ethical consideration and issues impact quantitative research, they do so in unique and more fragile ways in qualitative research. In qualitative research, questions of ethics arise within the context of the shifting focus of the study, the unpredictable nature of the research and the trust relationship between the researcher and the participant. Because many dilemmas are resolved in private by appeals to the conscience of the researcher, forethought and sensitivity are needed about how ethics influences the totality of the research. The thread of ethics in qualitative research will be examined in this article as it binds the philosophical underpinnings of the paradigm with the process of obtaining informed consent, the immersion of the reTHE
*Doctoral Student, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA; Assistant Professorof Nursing, KennesawState College, Kennesaw, GA. Address correspondence and reprint requests to Ms Robley: 2245 CataloniaLane, Acworth, GA 30101. Copyright © 1995 by W.B. Saunders Company 8755-7223/95/1101-0005 $3.00/0
Journal of ProfessionalNursing,
searcher in interviewing and observing activities, the data analysis phase, and the case-reporting and publishing phase. "Ethics is critical to the life and advancement of the profession" of nursing and "must support and structure scientific inquiry in nursing" (Fowler & Fry, 1988, p. 145). As a profession, nursing has embraced and rigorously defended a "profound reverence for human beings and their experience" (Munhall, 1988, p. 150). Naturalistic inquiry, with its human tools of instrument and the involvement of respondents in data generation and phenomenon explication is an interactive human endeavor. Unlike quantitative research methodology there is little distancing between researcher and subject creating a greater imperative for ethical regard. Munhall (1989) outlines the ethical underpinnings particularly relevant to qualitative methodology: Human beings are as they are. Actions of individuals are in some sense free. There is a reverence for the human experience de novo. The researcherdoes not predetermine the reality through his/her own assumptions and language (p. 23). The process of engagement, discovery, and understanding the phenomenon being studied relies on dynamic human interaction. Current regulations and standards for protecting humans in research are, as Lincoln (1990) clearly points out, wholly inadequate for qualitative research. The "granting of rights of dignity, agency, freedom and independence to our respondents creates a situation where our own, often specialized, knowledge is nevertheless only one form of knowledge that is available" (p. 83). How the researcher behaves, how the respondent is invited, and how the respondent is viewed as an active participant in the research process create new and more difficult ethical responsibilities for the researcher. There can be no deceit, no injury, or disregard for the respondent as has been documented in quantitative research. Embedded in this concern for researcher-respondent ethics is the question: to what degree are people used as a means to further knowledge? In duty-based ethics of nursing, individuals are seen as ends in themselves. Although this problem may seem en-
Vol 11, No 1 (January-February), 1995: pp 45-48
demic to all research involving humans, it is particularly evident and acute when there is a close trusting relationship built between people. "Empathizing with and attending to the process" is an on-going, ever-present responsibility of the researcher (Munhall, 1988, p. 155), Regard for respondent, as well as self, as a foundation for the philosophy of the constructivist paradigm is translated early into action as the researcher seeks participants and their informed consent. Thought must be given as to how persons are selected and who knows about the selection process. The publicly acknowledged guidelines "for human experimentation" are of little help. The Nuremberg Code, the Declaration of Helsinki, and the practice of consulting institutional review boards developed from the positivist paradigm with attention to risk-benefit calculations, scientific experimental procedure, and voluntary consent (Veatch, 1977). These are important but of inadequate scope when applied to a qualitative research endeavor. Likewise, professional ethical guidelines such as the "Code for Nurses," "Human Rights Guidelines for Nurses in Clinical and Other Research," and the "Human Rights Guidelines for Research in Nursing Specialties," (Notter & Hott, 1988) although instructive and helpful when establishing initial informed consent, do not disallow for secrecy and deception to "get the kind of data you really want" and do not address the unpredictable nature of emerging data (Robinson & Thorne, 1988). The content of all of the researcher's questions "are unknown at the outset" and emerge from the dialogue (Ramos, 1989, p. 59). Raudonis (1992) examines the use of vulnerable populations in health care research such as those in hospice and calls for sensitivity among qualitative researchers to the "development of risks to participants throughout the entire research process" (p. 240). The risk/benefit ratio is unclear because benefits to the participant of some research are often intangible and unidentifiable or in some cases unexpressed. Persons may wish to participate despite the objections of paternalistic caregivers. Raudonis calls for the use of process informed consent that can be adjusted as the study develops over time (with each interview or participant observation). The persons selected as research participants are usually those who serve the purpose of the research. An ethical basis for selection would also involve attention to the inclusion of those whose voices need to be heard: women, minorities, children, the illiterate, and those with less personal or professional status.
LOIS R. ROBLEY
Social responsibility calls for attention to diversity. The degree to which the nurse researcher anticipates being able to understand the language, conditions, and differences between herself and the participant need to be clearly examined. Of particular concern to nurse researchers is the question of to whom is the respondent giving consent-the nurse or the researcher-when the nurse is a more well-known entity than nurse researcher (Fowler, 1988; Robinson & Thorne, 1988). The researcher role must be emphasized and defined. The need for intuitive sense, ethics education, and ongoing attention to the tenuous nature of consent in the process of interviewing and observing are examined by a number of authors on the subject (Ford & Reutter, 1990; Hutchinson, 1985; Lincoln & Guba, 1989; Ramos, 1989).
. . . involve attention to the inclusion of those whose voices need to be heard: women, minorities, children, the illiterate, and those with less personal or professional status. Closely linked with informed consent is the promise of anonymity, confidentiality, and privacy of research participants. Lincoln and Guba (1987) say that such protection is difficult to secure, particularly in qualitative research because of the nature of detailed reporting of data and the ease of recognition especially of unique points of view by others in the community. The political nature of much social and nursing research can create reactions in the respondents that vary from mild embarrassment to outright rejection and retribution (Glazer, 1980). Guarding against disclosure that may create unacceptable risks for the respondents is accomplished in part by respecting the need for withdrawal of revealing material during the interview process, and in part through the process of member checking and negotiated outcomes. Freedom of speech does not allow the researcher the same liberties as an investigative journalist (Swazey, 1980). Although most methods of gathering data for qualitative research are considered ethical if informed consent, based on the principles of human dignity, autonomy, privacy, confidentiality, anonymity, and safety are followed, the ethics of conducting participant observation in nursing research is fraught with
difficulties. Martin Johnson (1992) examines the moral problems inherent in complete participant observation and argues against secretly invading the privacy of others despite the apparent lack of tangible harm. He explores the issue from both the positive and negative and suggests that if the researcher does not plan to obtain informed consent, one must show how the data can only be gained in this manner. Stringent justification is necessary if participant observation is proposed.
. . . respondents can exercise free will when it comes to disclosure, some reveal great amounts of information that a listening ear encourages.
As the researcher moves into face-to-face contact (Lincoln & Guba, 1987) with chosen respondents and the interview/observation process is begun, a new set of ethical dilemmas emerge. At risk is the personal relationship built between researcher and respondent. There is a vulnerability experienced by both that occurs as each is known to the other. Myron Glazer (1980) in his article entitled, "The Threat of the Stranger" examines the impact on the respondent when sensitive personal material is revealed or when "community issues in a highly politicized environment are uncovered" (p. 25). Vulnerable patients, fellow professionals or students are encouraged to speak openly, often coming in touch with emotional or painful experiences in their lives or revealing thoughts otherwise never expressed that may threaten their loss of self-control and integrity. Hutchinson (1985) reports such experiences as participant observer in a level-3 neonatal intensive care unit. She says that "to gain entry to an alien environment, one must gain access to the heart" (p. 26). In so doing she found a need to be with the participants, develop a trust relationship particularly with certain nurses for whom she had strong positive regard and to feel the emotion of daily events. Lincoln (1987) says, "Such highly personal interactions create vulnerability as knower and known exchange roles, barter trust and reconstruct identities" (emphasis added) (p. 29). Recognition of such vulnerability is important, but so is acknowledging that though respondents can exercise free will when it comes to disclosure, some reveal great amounts of information that a listening
ear encourages. Guiding the depth of an interview, protecting the trust of respondents, being open to the data, realizing a certain degree of dependency exists in some respondents, anticipating the need for therapeutic intervention in some situations, and constantly permitting flexible communication and discussion of emergent problems-all call attention to a humane, moral, and responsible way of conducting research (Cowles, 1988; Ramos, 1989). Nurses have repeatedly written about an ethical dilemma unique to the nurse researcher-role conflict (Cowles, 1988; Fowler, 1988; MunhaU, 1999; Ramos, 1989; Robinson & Thorne, 1988). This occurs when the ethics of protecting the person as patient clashes with the role of researcher. Patients and the public, as indicated previously, find it more familiar to cast the nurse researcher into the nurse role than the researcher role and therefore often interact with the researcher at this level. Although it is wise to inform and remind respondents of what can be expected of the researcher, the "role of nurse supersedes that of researcher" (Fowler, 1988, p. 110). Ifa person has need for counseling, referral should be arranged. If the respondent runs a high risk of harm, he/she should be removed from the study with concomitant help and support. It is clear that ethical priorities of nursing lie with the person as respondent rather than the research. As data is collected, the researcher, with respondent as advisor, analyzes the data for meaning, searches for reality in transcription, and awakens to the emergent design of the research. Description in the most authentic way possible recognizes the value of the respondent. Trust and negotiation built over time "demands forthrightness, clear and fair explication of the purposes of the research and authentic presentation of the researcher's self' (Lincoln & Guba, 1987, p. 30). All of this is an on-going process and relies heavily on the researcher's inner moral strength and knowledge of self. Reporting and recording data is most frequently done using case studies. The goal is to present the most evocative material in factual but compelling ways. Thick description is indispensable to this record. Dena Davis (199!) discussed thick description thus: " . . . we learn from our experiences and we need to present the fruits of that learning in a full-bodied way that invites our audience to share that experience with us, and also to judge the legitimacy of our results" (p. 13). Although this is a description of rich cases of ethics, we need only add "and transferability" after "legitimacy" to apply it to qualitative research
reporting. Davis explains that by writing or narrating a thick description we risk revealing the identity of everyone concerned. The more richly endowed description may jeopardize confidentiality, privacy, and anonymity. What we learn from and convey by thick description, however, can be vitally important to the life and meaning of our research. The answer to the dilemma from several perspectives (Cowles, 1988; Davis, 1991; Lincoln & Guba, 1987) seems to be two-fold: if the narrative requires it, retain it and return to the respondent for permission, verification, and justification. Selection of data to include in the case report may well be influenced by the funding agency underwriting cost for the research or the community group contracting for the study. These considerations must be analyzed early and thoroughly alongside the perspectives of the study's respondents. The question arises, "whose reality gets presented" (Lincoln & Guba, 1987, p. 35). Lincoln and Guba appeal to the principle of human dignity when stating that the participants "own" the data and "have rights to shape its use and dictate the purposes to which they will lend their names and information" (p. 35).
The filament of ethics that wends its way throughout qualitative research gets its tensile strength through a respect for the dignity, autonomy, and rights of the respondent. Care must be taken to realize that the same principles apply to the researcher. Subjectivity and collaboration makes the researcher vulnerable. Emotionally immersed in the lived experience of others, continually sensitive to the potentially injurious nature of language, and experiencing the rights of passage as an interviewer/observer-all require an inner strength that can be enhanced by self-care. The researcher can use the ethics committee as a guide and support throughout the process. She can use debriefing to explore personal responses and weigh risk/ benefits. Personal education in ethics and consultation with experts when it is believed that the nurseresearcher is being hurt is advocated. Ethics is woven into the fabric of qualitative research and must be given serious thought throughout the process. Examples of ethics dilemmas should be shared among nurse researchers-at conferences and in print. The constructivist paradigm is young in its development, therefore the need for dialogue about such matters is crucial.
References Cowles, K. V. (1988). Issues in qualitative research on sensitive topics. WesternJournal of Nursing Research, 10(2), 163-179. Davis, D. S. (1991). Rich cases: The ethics of thick description. Hastings Center Report, 21(4), 12-16. Ford, J. S., & Ruetter, L. I. (1990). Ethical dilemmas associated with small samples. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 15, 187-191. Fowler, M. D. (1988). Ethical issues in nursing research: Issues in qualitative research. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 10(1), 109- 110. Fowler, M., & Fry, S. (1988). Ethical inquiry. In B. Sarter (Ed.), Paths to knowledge: Innovative researchmethodsfor nursing (pp. 145-163). New York: NLN. Glazer, M. (1980). The threat of the stranger. Hastings Center Report, October, 25-31. Hutchinson, S. (1985). Perspective: Field research in a neonatal intensive care unit. Topics in Clinical Nursing, 7(2), 24-28. Johnson, M. (1992). A silent conspiracy?: Some ethical issues of participant observation in nursing research. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 29(2), 213-223. Lincoln, Y. S. (1990). The making of a constructivist. In E. G. Guba (Ed.), The paradigm dialog (pp. 67-87). Newbury Park, CA: Sage. Lincoln, Y. S., & Guba, E. (1987). Ethics: The failure
of positivist science. Review of Higher Education, 12, 221240. Munhall, P. L. (1988). Ethical considerations in qualitative research. WesternJournal of Nursing Research, I0(2), 150-162. Munhall, P. L. (1989). Philosophical ponderings on qualitative research methods in nursing. Nursing Science Quarterly, 2, 20-28. Notter, L. E., & Hott, J. R. (1988). Essentials of nursing research (4th ed.). New York: Springer. Parahoo, K. (1991). Politics and ethics in nursing research. Nursing Standard, 6(3), 35-39. Ramos, M. C. (1989). Some ethical implications of qualitative research. Research in Nursing and Health, I2, 57-63. Raudonis, B. A. (1992). Ethical considerations in qualitative research with hospice patients. Qualitative Health Research, 2(2), 238-249. Robinson, C. A., & Thorne, S. E. (1988). Dilemmas of ethics and validity in qualitative nursing research. Canadian Journal of Nursing Research, 20(1), 65-76. Swazey, J. (1980). Professional protectionism rides again. Hastings Center Report, April, 18-19. Veatch, R. M. (1977). Casestudies in medical ethics. Cambridge: Harvard University Press.
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SANDUSKY, Ohio (AP) - As many as 50 young calves died in a dairy farm fire that also destroyed a milking parlor, fire officials said.
Firefighters were hampered by subzero temperatures early Monday that turned water from their hoses into ice and froze valves and hoses on the trucks.
The fire destroyed the milking equipment owned by the Hermes Dairy Farm, an operation that has been in the same family for about 150 years.
The farm was where the Toft Dairy began in 1900. Toft's is now known for its ice cream sold throughout Ohio.
Toft's gets about 2 percent of its milk from the farm, said company spokesman Eugene Meisler.
Dave Hermes, who runs the farm with his brothers, said there are only about six dairy farms still operating in Erie County.
"It makes you sick, it sure does," he said. "You don't know what your next move is supposed to be."
The young calves killed ranged in age from newborn to three months. They were in pens, and most were too young to run out on their own.
"There's no way you could have got them out, unless you were here two hours before it started," Dave Hermes said.
Firefighters were able to save a herd of 100 dairy cows. Fire officials don't know caused the fire.


Sony Computer Entertainment's Shuhei Yoshida wants his company's new game-streaming service, PlayStation Now, to be the Netflix of gaming. When it launches later this summer, it won't be. In fact, it's launching in open beta. "We have to walk before we run," Yoshida told us in an interview this week at E3, the game industry's big annual show in Los Angeles. He sees the service as a long-term plan, part of Sony's ongoing initiative to bring PlayStation games to many devices. And that plan is just kicking off.
Beyond taking our questions, we also asked you fine folks for your questions. Yoshida, gregarious as ever, took the time to answer each; you'll find that video below.


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Explained: When Tendayi Darikwa could return for Nottingham Forest
Date: 15th August 2019 at 11:33am
Tendayi Darikwa ruptured his Anterior Cruciate Ligament during a training session for Nottingham Forest in early-August and was initially ruled out for the rest of 2019.
The 27-year-old represented Zimbabwe at the African Cup of Nations this summer and was handed a late holiday after his side were eliminated on June 30. He returned early to prepare for the 2019/20 campaign but suffered a training ground injury which forced Forest to shop for a replacement.
Sabri Lamouchi told Nottinghamshire Live that Darikwa's recovery time will be six months after undergoing an operation, meaning he's unlikely to be seen before February. The Reds boss said: "Darikwa is having an operation, so we will be missing him for about six months."
The right-back will be short of match fitness when he returns to full training too, so Darikwa may have to play for the u23 before getting minutes in the first-team. Lamouchi has Carl Jenkinson, Matty Cash and Jayden Richardson to deputise for the 27-year-old, so Forest can cope without Darikwa.
Since joining Forest from Burnley in July 2017, he's gone on to make 63 appearances in all competitions, scoring and creating two goals. Darikwa was a regular for most of 2018/19 while Sam Byram was injured and may have been first-choice in 2019/20 but for his injury.


What can better than go surfing whole family! This morning our beginners group headed to Black Stone beach for surf lessons. Conditions are excellent today, a cloudy with light offshore so nothing is prevented enjoyable surf session. Our little surfers were having fun in white water and adults enjoyed waist high to chest high waves. Kids are happy but parents are even happier and full of pride watching how their little darlings are making first steps in surfing.


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Sörenberg is a village in the Swiss Alps, located in the southern part of the canton of Lucerne. The village lies in the municipality of Flühli in the Entlebuch region, near the upper end of the Waldemme valley.

Sörenberg lies at an altitude of  above sea level and is surrounded by mountains over . On its south side the village is overlooked by the Brienzer Rothorn (), the highest mountain in the canton of Lucerne. On the west is the Schrattenfluh (), a large karstic mountain. To the east, the Glaubenbielen Pass crosses to Giswil in the canton of Obwalden.

In winter Sörenberg includes a ski area. A year-round cable car leads to the summit of the Brienzer Rothorn.

References
Swisstopo topographic maps

External links

Sörenberg.ch (official website)
Sörenberg on Wanderland.ch

Villages in Switzerland
Ski areas and resorts in Switzerland
Geography of the canton of Lucerne

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Welcome to the first of several posts designed to help you find the best gift for your zombie-lovin' family and friends. Or grab a pen and paper and start writing those lists to Santa. To start things off, let us take a look at the easiest way to publicly show your love for the undead.
Most of the time clothes are a safe bet as a gift and lucky for you I have a few suggestions. Unique zombie-enthusiast garb can sometimes be difficult to track down but I have several suggestions of where to look and each has their own flavor to suit your needs.
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A little more mainstream but equally as fun, Think Geek also offers some zombie clothing. How about a zombie hoodie with brain lining inside the hood? My favorite, though, is the "Zombie Food" baby bib.
While we're talking about wear-able zombies, I'd like to throw out some shouts to some readers. I doubt there's anyone who hasn't already heard of Zombie Head. Krystal and Jim have been hard at work and featured in several magazines and on several websites. It's almost become a right of passage to pick up some pins, charms, bracelet's, or earrings from Zombie Head. I have mine, do you?
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We are currently working on behalf of a large insurance company who are loking for a Business Intelligence Analyst to join them on a permanent basis.
The main responsibilities of this role will be assisting in the adoption and promotion of the BI strategy ensuring that it remains central to decisions made on change initiatives. Planning and organising requirements solicitation sessions through interview, workshops and shadowing with busiess users. To maintain supporting documentation such as data dictionaries and investigate data assets and liaise with business stakeholders to understand their reporting needs.
If you would like to hear more about this opportunity or know someone who could be, please do get in touch.


The micro:bit has a built-in temperature sensor that can detect the current temperature of the device, in degrees and Celsius. The temperature reading from the device can then be accessed in both MakeCode and Python.
The micro:bit does not have a dedicated temperature sensor. Instead, the temperature provided is actually the temperature of the silicon die on the main CPU. As the processor generally runs cold though (it is a high efficiency ARM core), the temperature is a good approximation of the ambient temperature.
This project uses one of the on-board sensors and a gesture control to display the real world temperature.


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World of Warcraft: Shadowlands is strongly encouraging SSD storage
Written by Jennifer Allen
September 2, 2020 | 15:00
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Companies: #blizzard #blizzard-activision
Blizzard has released more details about the launch of the latest World of Warcraft expansion pack - Shadowlands - and it looks likely that an SSD will be all but essential for players.
Set for release on October 27th, the virtual GamesCom event showcased a new trailer for World of Warcraft: Shadowlands last week. It's set to be a huge update for the popular MMO with a new realm to explore, along with significant level changes with the big one being that there'll be a new level cap of 60, having the level cap from previous expansion packs. Alongside that will also be a new feature that allows players to team up with dead characters from Warcraft's lore to earn new abilities and passive buffs.
With so many changes coming to the game then, perhaps it's no surprise to learn that its system requirements are also higher than initially anticipated. Minimum requirements are now an Intel Core i5-3450 or AMD FX-8300, 4GB of RAM, a GeForce GTX 760, Radeon RX 560 or Intel UHD Graphics 630, and 100GB of storage space. Recommended specs are now an Intel Core i7-6700K or AMD Ryzen 7 2700X, alongside 8GB of RAM, and a GeForce GTX 1080 or Radeon RX Vega 64.
The biggest surprise here? In both cases, Blizzard refers to storage space as an SSD in particular. Windows has the ability to detect if you're using a standard HDD or SSD so rumours are swirling that Blizzard could actually enforce this requirement. It seems quite unlikely given it could rule out some low-end gamers but we're guessing having no SSD could be an issue. Notably, it almost certainly means that game loading times will be much longer without the benefit of a SSD.
While many avid players will already have an SSD installed, this could prove to be a fundamental shift in game developers' attitudes towards the need for SSD. It may also make things a little trickier for players who solely play World of Warcraft given they may have ageing systems by now given the low requirements elsewhere within the game. Still, we're guessing the use of the word SSD is more a recommendation than an actual minimum requirement as no issues like this have been reported yet during beta tests. Patience when loading may be all that's truly required in the long-term.
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The illusory self, the ego, can't stand being judged by others. Awareness doesn't care one way or the other. It is not the mind, so it doesn't think or analyze things. If someone is saying something about you, you are aware of what they are saying. You do not need to add any thoughts or opinions to it, to identify yourself with it, or to begin judging the other person so you do not feel so bad about what they said about you. If you are aware of what they said and don't become attached to it, you stay in awareness. Your peace is not disturbed. You are still in the same state of being that you were before. Nothing has changed. Nothing external to you can affect you. Awareness cannot be changed, only thoughts can. Release the thoughts and remain in awareness.
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Social networks can be fun, a place to meet like-minded people or to learn about other cultures, to connect with family members who live far away, or to market your business; but, it can also be ego's playground if you let it.
When you derive your self-worth from the number of followers you have or the number of people who like or share your posts, that is when you run into a problem. Of course, we all want people to enjoy what we post, but when we become attached to their responses and approval, it can have an impact on the way in which we view ourselves and our emotions. If we have low self-esteem or are narcissistic it will impact us greatly, but don't let someone with an inflated sense of self fool you. Someone who boasts and brags, deep down inside, they have a little "me" who wants to be accepted and wants the approval of others; otherwise, there would be no need to brag and boast; so, low self-esteem and a big ego are one in the same. They just appear differently from what our eyes can perceive.
On social networks, such as Facebook, Google+, and Twitter, you will also see people who follow a large amount of people, but then unfollow immediately, so that it appears as though they are very popular and important. Perception is key and they use it to their advantage, but what do they really, truly, have to gain from doing that? They live on the surface level of the ocean of appearances and never dive down deep below the surface to truly connect to life and to others. When you live on the surface and the waves of the ocean, you live on the waves of your emotions, are effected by external phenomenon and never dive deep within.
The way in which social networks impact a person is dependent upon what that person is seeking from them. Are they seeking to meet new people and connect on a deeper level and not place conditions and expectations on others, or is he or she seeking to stand out, to be unique, special, to be accepted, to be approved of?


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A rumored XOLO smartphone is now confirmed, previously known as the XOLO T1000 this smartphone will be called the XOLO Play and it is the first smartphone from the company which will be powered by NVIDIA's Tegra 3 processor.
While the company has now officially revealed further details on the smartphone which will be a gaming-focused device as made obvious by its name. The device will not only be powered by the Tegra 3 processor but will also feature the Tegra-specific game store known as Tegra Zone which includes games optimized for Tegra mobile chipsets.
The XOLO Play is equipped with some nifty hardware as it sports a sensible 4.7-inch IPS display which has a 720p HD resolution with a pixel density of 312 ppi. As mentioned before it is powered by the quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor which is clocked at 1.5GHz and it further includes 1GB of RAM for efficient multi-tasking.
Apart from the aforementioned specifications the device will sport an 8 megapixel rear camera and a secondary front facing 2 megapixel camera. It will include 4GB of built-in storage capacity and a microSD card which will support expandable memory up to 32GB.
XOLO Play Key Specifications:
4.7-inch IPS Display with 720p resolution and 312 PPI
1.5GHz quad-core Nvidia Tegra 3 processor
416 MHz 12 Core NVIDIA ULP GeForce GPU
4GB of internal storage, expandable by up to 32GB via microSD card
8-megapixel camera with BSI sensor and LED Flash
2-megapixel front facing camera
3G HSPA+ 21 Mbps, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0, GPS / aGPS
In terms of the connectivity the device will supports 3G capability as well as support for Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth 3.0 and GPS/aGPS. It will be equipped with a 2,000 mAh battery which will power the device, the ratings are yet to be announced.
It will come pre-loaded with Android 4.1.1 Jelly Bean which will be skinned with some customization from the company. While this is not the latest version of Android it is likely to get an update sometime in the future.
XOLO is yet to officially announce the pricing and the availability for the smartphone, but it online retailer Flipkart has already shed some light on these details. Apparently, the device will be priced at Rs. 15,999 and is expected to launch sometime in the third week of this month. The specific date is not yet confirmed but some reports speculate it to be on the 15th July.
The smartphone seems well priced at is likely to go up against the newly launched Micromax Canvas 4 and the Karbonn Titanium S9 smartphone.
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SHORT HILLS, New Jersey — The Ottawa Senators know they'll be playing the Boston Bruins or the New York Rangers in the first round of the playoffs.
But they could be waiting until maybe 10:30 p.m. tonight to find out for sure, since it could depend upon the outcome of their game against the New Jersey Devils (3 p.m.), the Washington Capitals' game against the New York Rangers (6:30 p.m.), and the Florida Panthers' game against the Carolina Hurricanes.
The Senators could make it easy by settling it in the afternoon by getting at least a point from the Devils. Then they'd have seventh for sure and would face the Bruins.
But if they don't, they'll have to wait for the other games to finish.
Depending on the results, the Capitals could finish third, seventh, or eighth, the Panthers could finish third or eighth, and the Senators could finish seventh or eighth.
The Senators would like to win this game against the Devils, to end a two-game losing streak.
But they really aren't horribly distressed with the losses to the Carolina Hurricanes and the Boston Bruins.
They played reasonably able well, but they're struggling after the high of clinching a playoff berth last weekend.
"We wanted to play a good game against Carolina (on Tuesday), and we weren't terrible, but at the same time the desperation level is not there," said Daniel Alfredsson.
"That's a big factor in the last two games.
"It's tough to fake that emotion or get it anytime you want.
"But once the atmosphere of the playoffs arrives, you're going to be nervous the day before the game, and nervous the day after the game.
So the goal today will be to play as well as they can while trying not to think ahead to the playoffs.
"Just try to work on things, keep good habits, and I think both teams want to do that," said Alfredsson.
"I don't think it's going to be an overly physical afford, probably much the same as (Thursday's) game.
"It's great to be (in this position) with one game to go. It's a long year and a lot of work goes into it.


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Vykintas Baltakas' Dualisms
First of all, a few words about the double surname causing some problems. Last year, the manager of Ensemble Modern André Hebbelinck, visiting the Gaida Festival, mentioned two composers - Vykintas Bieliauskas and Baltakas. The same man, who uses both names, is the 29-year-old composer and conductor Vykintas Bieliauskas, who wanted to separate the person, who conducts (Bieliauskas), from the one, who creates music (Baltakas).
After a considerable amount of time was spent on analysing the moments of his extremely rich creative biography, one can claim that both areas are hardly separable. Perhaps this is why he shuns questions concerning what he likes to do more - write music or conduct. Bieliauskas is well-known as a student and assistant of the composer and conductor Peter Eötvös. He has worked with such ensembles as the WDR Symphony Orchestra (Cologne), Ensemble Intercontemporain (Paris), and Ensemble Varianti (Stuttgart). Moreover, he has carried out his own independent projects. In 1997, Bieliauskas was in charge of the production of Am Himmel wandre ich... by Karlheinz Stockhausen during the Kammeroper Schloss Rheinsberg festival. Next year he cooperated with the Ensemble Modern and Vokalensemble Belcanto Frankfurt in realisation of the project Voix[time] during the Summer Courses for New Music in Darmstadt. In the aftermath he was invited to conduct the Asko Ensemble, Baden-Baden Philharmonic Orchestra, Chor Niewe Muziek, and L'Ensemble du nouveau Siècle.
One could guess that in the recent biography of this musician Vykintas Baltakas-composer starts to dominate. From 1999 he spent a year studying composition and computer music at the annual courses of IRCAM (Paris). The outcome of these studies was das Lied for piano and tape, premiered in September 2000 at IRCAM by the pianist Jean-Marie Cottet (from the Ensemble Court-circuit). Soon this piece started its independent life: in April 2001 the German pianist Jan-Philip Schulzeit performed it during the seminar Konzert-Klangkunst-Computer at the Institut für Neue Musik und Musikerziehung in Darmstadt. Earlier this composition was included in Vykintas Baltakas' portrait concert in the Carl Orff Hall as part of the Klangspuren concert series in Gasteig Munich. It has also featured his new work anderes Lied. double for soprano and chamber ensemble, commissioned for the Munich Biennale.
According to the composer, those two works are rudiments of a certain Liederzyklus, where he intends to play metaphorically with the idea of the Lied genre: '...music swarms with a myriad of "tiny beings" that dictate dramatic processes, "talk" and express their "wishes". Most of them appear independently - not as the result of the composer's will; they unite and create unity. I strive to elucidate those processes - to expose them to daylight and to observe how they appear, develop and interact. This is a poetic moment: the expression of certain aspects of music suddenly becomes visible and palpable; it "appears on stage" and speaks for itself. I call it a Song (Lied).'
It is difficult to judge to what extent the development of these works is an intuitive process, for Vykintas Baltakas' compositions seem to be precisely structured and invested with seriousness. At the same time, there is something sensitive, subtly intuitive and sometimes drastically theatrical in this sea of atonal harmony, unstable palpitating rhythmic formulas, multifaceted articulation, detailed phrasing and suddenly changing layers of texture. (It is worth mentioning here that the composer spent four years studying composition with Wolfgang Rihm at the Hochschule für Musik, Karlsruhe.)
'Baltakas recomposes his works several times as a series of new variations, of images in the new light and of the new expansions', the reviewer of the Süddeutsche Zeitung remarked after the concert in Munich. In commentaries of his works he often writes a phrase that the work is still 'in progress'. Moreover, the composer often indicates the particularities of performance and the place of the composition in a programme of a concert.
The composer once said that his experience as a performer gives him plenty of impulses and ideas on how to interpret anew the essence of musical composition. This is one more proof of the synergy that permeates artistic activities of Vykintas Bieliauskas-Baltakas.
One more paradox related to his personality: we only know his work in Lithuania from records; we have not seen Vykintas Bieliauskas conducting in Lithuania for a long time, and the only way to learn about his creative biography is foreign press, not to mention short personal meetings in Vilnius. Thus, our projections for those who know this composer and performer well might be not completely precise.
The composer maintains that he likes living between cities and states, not depending on any institutions and doing whatever he wants as well as evading routine. In March last year the composer worked with the Belgian Ensemble Ictus. The ensemble gave a concert in Brussels, where it performed the opus Pusline for ten instruments. The Dutch trio European Wind commissioned Vykintas Bieliauskas a new work Unvollendete, performed in Amsterdam's Stedelijk Museum and later also in other Dutch cities, Hamburg and Paris. In August 2000, the singer Lucy Shelton (USA) and trumpet player Steven Tistaert performed Baltakas' composition RiRo at the Tanglewood festival. In January 2001, L'Ensemble 2e2m, conducted by Paul Méfano, programmed one of the most often performed pieces by Vykintas Baltakas Pasaka (1995) for the reciting pianist (the work was initially written for the German pianist Benjamin Kobler) in Auditorium St-Germain, Paris.
Next performance of this piece is planned on October 18 and 20 at the Lincoln Centre, NYC.
Vykintas Baltakas has been contracted for several years to a small publishing house Aust Musik in Cologne. Recently, he signed a contract with Universal Edition. The composer's busy agenda is planned until the year 2004. Among future events - the premiere of a new opus for symphony orchestra (13 September 2002, Cologne, WDR Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sylvain Cambreling), a premiere of another symphonic work (2003, musica viva, Munich, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra), and opera for the Munich Biennale 2004. A more detailed account on creative career of the composer Vykintas Baltakas (and conductor Vykintas Bieliauskas) at his homepage - members.aol.com/baltakas
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Барон Адольф Фридрих Боде (1807—1861) — русский лесовод немецкого происхождения.

Биография
Родился в Берлине в 1807 году.

Учился в Ремплинской лесной школе (1823—1825) и Берлинской лесной академии в Эберсвальде (1825—1827). В 1829 году переехал в Россию и заведовал лесами барона Медема в Курляндии (Ауце); в 1831—1832 годах был главным лесничим у Мантейфеля. В 1832—1835 годах был инспектором по разработке торфа в Курляндии. С 1836 года — старший учитель лесных наук в лесных классах при митавской гимназии. В 1840 году он был приглашён в Лесной институт; преподавал в младших и старших классах «Лесную таксацию», «Государственное лесное хозяйство», «Лесоводство», «Егерское искусство», «Лесоохранение», а также «Энциклопедию лесных наук». Некоторое время (в 1847—1851 гг.), А. Ф. Боде преподавал «Теорию добывания торфа» по собственному его курсу «Anleitung zum Torfbetribe in Russland». Плохо зная русский язык, он читал лекции на немецком языке до 1855 года, когда, выйдя в отставку с пенсионом, последние годы своей жизни снова посвятил частной лесной службе, управляя помещичьими лесами в Костромской и Нижегородской губерниях.

Умер в 1861 году в Нижнем Новгороде; похоронен был в Пернау.

Обширные научные познания дали ему возможность издать несколько ученых трудов по его специальности. Кроме разных статей, помещенных в «Лесном журнале» и «Газете лесоводства и охоты», известны его: «Handbuch zur Bewirthschaftung der Forsten in den deutschen Ostseeprovinzen Russlands»(1840; переведена в 1843 году Я. Граховым на русский язык под заглавием «Ручная книга для хозяйственного обращения с лесами»), «Лесная технология» (1846), «Руководство к разведению лесов» (1853). Наиболее ценными работами А. Ф. Боде были два руководства по добыче и применению торфа, в которых рассматривались и вопросы осушения торфяников, а также древесные породы, пригодные для облесения торфяников.

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How many types of sport will there be in the 2012 Olympics?
Q: How many types of sport will there be in the 2012 Olympics?
How many sport people US entering to the London Olympics 2012?
There are 534 US athletes in the London Olympics
How many sports does the US participate in the 2012 Olympics?
25 Sports Handball was the only sport for which the United States had no representation at the 2012 Summer Olympics.
How many types of country in the world?
196 countries but 204 are in the 2012 olympics?
How many different sport categories are involved in this summer Olympics?
26 categories with 36 event types
How many sports are there in the London 2012 Olympics?
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How many sports will be played in the Olympics?
well, there will be approx. 2 sports in the 2012 olympics. there will be gymnastics, and the sport that involves running or something. hope this helped!
How many sport events are there in the Olympics 2012?
There are 26 sports with 302 events in the 39 disciplines that the sports are broken into
How many athletes does the US have in the 2012 Olympics?
The US has 529 athletes in the 2012 Olympics.
How many cities will host the 2012 summer Olympics?
London will host the 2012 Olympics
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380 athletes sailed in Olympics 2012.
How many countries will participate in 2012 olympics?
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A just post-COVID economic recovery must be society's priority
Last year, colleagues at the Brookings Institution and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas launched a research project examining shifting inequities in the post-pandemic recovery. Many researchers, including our colleagues, have portrayed the impact of COVID as an illness and a turbulent economic moment that disrupted a robust economy. Far fewer have appreciated the asymmetries in the lived experiences of the journey back to normal, largely defined by racial identities, chronic marginalization, and the influence of place in shaping those experiences.
The specificity of COVID's devastation influenced our decision to focus our research on Nevada, one of the states hardest hit by two devastating economic recessions in the post-911 era: one as a result of the subprime housing crisis and now the second because from COVID. Southern Nevada — the Las Vegas metropolitan area — was by almost every measure the hardest-hit part of the United States during the Great Recession (2008-2009), and for the past two years, the region has been hit by similar economic damage. As such, Nevada is an ideal place to focus on how examining economic recovery on too general a scale can hide deep injustices that systematically affect specific groups. Nevada is the third most racially and ethnically diverse state and one where a significant portion of its economic activity is focused on leisure, hospitality and entertainment — industries hit by state-ordered closures in 2020. Linking Nevada's state and local decision-making provides unique insights into the experiences of communities traditionally slowest to recover because of their well-being and the policies needed to ensure their ability to thrive, supplemental appendices to fast-moving legislation and executive agendas.
Media and popular discussions of the two recessions often focus on top-line numbers like the country's unemployment rate, wage growth, housing insecurity, housing starts, families living below the poverty line, and other common indicators of economic hardship or prosperity. While these metrics provide an important macro view of society, they often obscure the profound upheaval that families on the edge are experiencing. It also overlooks how differences between groups are manifested, be it race, ethnicity, gender, class, housing status, health and/or immigration status.
COVID-19 has pushed families on the edge over a cliff and requires that we pay attention to the organizations working to mitigate the impact of these life-changing moments. What is often lost and overlooked in broad discussions is a set of common scenarios in which America, on average, is doing better but certain groups, subgroups, and intersectional groups still need a few years to recover.
This exclusion of group and subgroup realities has more serious implications outside of cable news discussions and newspaper columns. It also affects the responsiveness of public policies. After a severe economic downturn, elected officials at all levels of government and in both parties often seek to identify and glorify good economic news. By focusing on good economic news, political decisions follow. Easing economic relief, relaxing emergency rules and regulations, and acting on a macro-government approach are often based on the idea that everyone is fine because averages look good. This incomplete reporting and response to the experiences of marginalized populations lacks humanity and reality, and is an ongoing weakness in the way elites observe and respond to societal problems. Worse, it fosters a flawed sense of complacency and mission accomplished because we've avoided the worse hypotheses.
Failing to draw on the experiences of groups who have not fared well in recovery repeats the veneers that have created a deeply unequal society where place and economic fate are inextricably linked. It creates a new level of distrust and distrust in government. It also reveals deep fissures in our democracy that exist in everyday political decisions and outcomes and are exacerbated in times of crisis. These tensions concern the fundamental question of politics—who gets what and when—and also how injustices in our system exist in normal times and explode during disasters, whether small-scale like a tornado or hurricane or large-scale like a pandemic and recession.
Over time, such ill-advised policy decisions have concentrated, cumulative effects. These same groups are overlooked, left behind, and prematurely drained of resources. When the next economic downturn inevitably arrives, the same groups are not only hardest hit, but in some cases have not had an opportunity to fully recover from the previous recession. And during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic, a combination of a public health emergency and an economic recession simultaneously impacted marginalized communities physically, psychologically and economically. According to one of our partners, "our tools are only suitable for budgetary crises, but fail in the face of social and health crises."
Our project addresses this research gap by combining detailed quantitative data on the broader economy, group-specific economic experiences, and original survey data. Additionally, we conducted extensive interviews with executives and policymakers across the state of Nevada to examine the lived experiences of marginalized groups across economic sectors, socioeconomic and demographic groups, and geographic regions within the state. We hope to achieve a multi-layered understanding of traditional descriptive data by engaging the voices of organizational leaders (private and public), elected officials and, more importantly, the frontline population during the most vulnerable time of the pandemic.
The aim of our project is to assess how specific groups have weathered the pandemic and related recession and how government responses to political conditions and group needs have been successful or lagging. The project examines the new ways in which government agencies have learned to support community well-being within legal constraints; Some of these practices are now an integral part of public service policy. Understanding how much trauma has occurred as a result of COVID-19 and how that trauma continues is vital for policymakers, the media and the general public to understand as a nation seeks to move on while many still face great challenges.
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COVID has taken many of us by surprise, from ordinary Americans to public health officials to industry officials and world leaders. Governments have struggled to respond effectively and fully to the rapidly escalating needs of their citizens and residents. However, this need not be the public expectation, and mistakes need not be repeated. Governments can and must learn from their own successes, struggles and failures over the past two years. They must institute contingency protocols for moments when political failure is deepening rapidly. The recommendations from this project will help improve government-wide responsiveness to crises – large and small – in a way that not only addresses improvements in broader economic indicators, but also by prioritizing the needs of the most marginalized among us , to ensure that they are not consistently among the groups most ignored and most excluded from political discussions and decisions.
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Community Theatre: Saving The House of Delmege, tomorrow night/Sat 11 July
Posted on July 9, 2015 by Rachael Finucane
The Hollywood-esque sign announcing the Moyross was entering the community theatre scene last year!
After the success of community theatre project, Moyross, last year, a new community theatre group was set up in the north side area. Now, the budding actors and actresses in Moyross Community Drama are preparing for their exciting debut production—Saving The House of Delmege—tomorrow evening (Friday 10 July).
The venue is the Hunt Museum and the plot is as follows: "Faced with mounting debts from her late, philandering husband's ancestral home, Lady Constance Delmege desperately wants her only daughter to marry into money – even if it means marrying Norbert, the foppish son of the 'new money', neighbouring Caulfield estate. What unfolds is a story filled with twists and turns, trickery, promiscuity, social climbers, an Italian count and a sulky!"
This comedy costume drama, set in Limerick the early 1900s, will feature a cast of Carrie Barrett, Lucia Brunetti, Majella Conway, Ursula Dundon, Sheila Fitzpatrick, Philip Hackett, Ger Purcell, Leanne O'Donnell and Conchi Ortiz.
During Limerick City of Culture 2014, many Moyross residents took part in workshops with Dublin-based, Theatre Club for Moyross and also with playwright, Mike Finn, and writer, Helena Close. In September 2014, Moyross Residents' Forum invited to begin a weekly drama workshop. Since that time, a group of 11 regular members, and as many occasional workshop participants, have attended the weekly workshop in Corpus Christi School. The result of all of these workshops is a new devised piece of drama, Saving the House of Delmege.
According to drama facilitator, Monica Spencer, "the cast of the new work are new to this style of performance although Sheila Fitzpatrick-O'Donnell, Lucia Brunetti and Phillip Hackett are regular readers of their own poetry in the White House on Wednesday nights. Sheila, along with Majella Conway and Ursula Dundon also performed in Moyross, the play. All cast members are incredibly enthusiastic about the project and each one is delivering performances in rehearsal that belie their level of experience".
Saving the House of Delmege is on at 7pm tomorrow and there will also be a show on Saturday 11 July at 3pm. Further performances will take place in Moyross in September/October with details of dates and venue to be announced.
Tickets are €5 and booking is recommended because audience numbers are limited to 50. Booking on moyrossdrama@gmail.com or 087-6047262.
This is one of the many community based drama initiatives taking place in Limerick at the moment. It has support from The GAFF as well as from PAUL Partnership, Limerick City and County Arts Office and from LCETB.
This entry was posted in Events, Theatre and tagged 10-11 July 2015, debut production, Monica Spencer, Moyross Community Drama, Saving The House of Delmege, the Hunt Museum by Rachael Finucane. Bookmark the permalink.
One thought on "Community Theatre: Saving The House of Delmege, tomorrow night/Sat 11 July"
philip Hackett on July 13, 2015 at 10:21 pm said:
words can build a community as quickly as bricks and mortar. Thank you !


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TEHRAN (Press Shia) – Europe may need to amend its relations with Saudi Arabia, depending on the outcome of an investigation into the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, an ally of German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday.
Khashoggi, a US resident and a critic of the Saudi crown prince, vanished after entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on Oct. 2. Turkish officials say they believe he was killed there and his body removed, which the Saudis strongly deny.
"We have a very ambivalent picture of Saudi Arabia, especially with what has happened in the Khashoggi case in recent days, and what emerges in the coming days will complete that picture. Europe may need to correct its policies toward Saudi Arabia," Juergen Hardt, foreign policy spokesman for Merkel's conservatives, told broadcaster Deutschlandfunk, Reuters reported.
"We need to use our economic leverage so that Saudi Arabia remains on a course of stability in the region," he added.
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday gave Saudi Arabia the benefit of the doubt in Khashoggi's disappearance even as US lawmakers pointed the finger at the Saudi leadership and Western pressure mounted on Riyadh to provide answers.
Norbert Roettgen, chairman of the German parliamentary foreign affairs committee and an ally of Merkel, criticized Trump's comments.
"The decisive factor now is the behavior of the US president, who basically told the crown prince, we are giving you free rein as long as you buy enough weapons and other things from us," he told broadcaster ARD.
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