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Mojave Lodge
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Hotel Guest Rating: 5.9/10
2145 Highway 58
Mojave, CA 93501
Mojave Lodge
Located off Highway 58, this motel is 5 minutes' drive away from Mojave town centre. Free Wi-Fi is available in all guest rooms.A cable TV with HBO film channels is offered in each traditionally styled room at Mojave Lodge. Each air-conditioned guest room includes a desk, a microwave and a refrigerator.Lodge Mojave offers a 24-hour reception. Fax and photocopying services are located on-site. BBQ facilities are available.Willow Springs Racing is 20 miles away from this motel. Diamond Jim's Casino is 20 minutes' drive away. ...read more
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We stayed here just to sleep on the way to our outdoor trip nearby. It was OK for us since we just needed somewhere to sleep. However, if you want something fancy or care about the cleanliness, then skip this one. There are several choices in the town and they are about the same price.
October 23, 2014
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Not bad for a traveler to spend a night .
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December 2, 2013
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when telling the man at the desk about the bathroom he said he would have his man look at it. I told him I wanted a different room he would not give me a different room I should have got my money back and gone to a different hotel. When the room has black on the wall and smells like mold it is most likely mold have pictures of the bathroom. The tv remote had no back to keep the battery in it. The dresser was broken the drawer is missing. ...
August 3, 2013
It served it's purpose and was really really cheap. Mission accomplished.
May 27, 2013
Family Traveling with Young Children
This was our last scheduled stay on our road trip to Houston Tx and back from California. We had no problems with any of the other hotels we stayed at, as we did with this one. After seeing the condition of this hotel we chose not to stay here. We Were not offered an apology and were reluctantly given a refund. This hotel was dirty and has poor customer service. This establishment needs to invest some of their earnings into their business. ...
March 18, 2013
Family Traveling with Teens
The room smelled like it had been previously a smoking room or one that had been smoked in in its past years of use. The bath tile needs grout and caulk repair in the tub/shower.
February 19, 2013
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Good location, inexpensive, and reliable wireless internet. Sheets were dirty and heater and air conditioning didn't work.
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5 great movies about troubled marriages
LOS ANGELES Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones play a longtime married couple who've fallen into a rut in the surprisingly honest and effective "Hope Springs." She hopes intensive couples' therapy will restore their romance; he's content to fall asleep in front of the television every night watching The Golf Channel.
Marriage, in all its states, is such a universal topic that it's been portrayed in countless films. But troubled marriages can provide showy performances and moments of uncomfortable truth. Here are five great examples:
-"Scenes From a Marriage" (1973): One of Ingmar Bergman's very best, this intimate and piercing drama follows a seemingly happy, upper-middle class Swedish couple over the years as their marriage falls apart. Marianne (Liv Ullmann) and Johan (Erland Josephson) destroy each other, drift apart and eventually wind up with other people, but still find themselves intrinsically tied to each other. Working with his longtime collaborator, the great cinematographer Sven Nyqvist, Bergman is unflinching and uncompromising in his examination of this flawed and all-too human love affair, and Ullmann and Josephson are pitch-perfect. Originally presented as a six-part TV miniseries, it was edited down to a feature film of nearly three hours. Not a moment of emotion has been lost.
- "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" (1966): I reference this movie a lot, I realize, but this week's list would seem empty without it. It's the ultimate train wreck: Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton booze it up and berate each other in front a poor, unsuspecting young couple who had the misfortune of saying "yes" to their invitation to come over one night. Mike Nichols' adaptation of Edward Albee's play, his assured directing debut, would have had a relentless sense of claustrophobia anyway. But the fact that Burton and Taylor had such a notoriously tumultuous off-screen relationship (they were married to each other in real life - for the first time) made their on-screen barbs seem that much more severe. Nominated for 13 Academy Awards, it won five, including best actress for Taylor's scathing performance.
- "Blue Valentine" (2010): A heartbreaking drama about the disintegration of a marriage depicted in such raw, unadorned and sometimes uncomfortably close fashion, it makes you feel as if you're watching a documentary about a real-life couple. Michelle Williams earned the second of her three Oscar nominations here, although co-star Ryan Gosling deserved one just as much; each needs the other for their dynamic to work, and both deliver performances of convincing power. Director Derek Cianfrance skips back and forth in time between the idyllic days of their youthful courtship and the distance that divides them years later as working-class parents, once they've realized how different their goals are. Their overnight hotel getaway, a last gasp at salvaging their marriage, is both hopeful and heartbreaking.
- "The War of the Roses" (1989): Because we had to have a comedy in here somewhere - even the blackest of black comedies - to keep ourselves from getting too terribly depressed. Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner reteam with their "Romancing the Stone" co-star Danny DeVito, who also directs, for a film that couldn't be more different (and more bereft of romance). As Oliver and Barbara Rose, Douglas and Turner tear each other and everything around them apart. Calling this a messy divorce would be an understatement; what happens to the couple's opulent mansion more closely resembles a war zone. As much an indictment of the conspicuous consumption of the era as it is a cynical depiction of modern love.

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Rock star earns a cool rose, O'side water park plan a razz
Camp Pendleton has to be on edge as U.S. bombs fall in Iraq. We have a special bond with Marines and the deeply held wish in these parts is that an orderly withdrawal from the war-torn Middle East still has a chance (even if peace obviously doesn't). Meanwhile, North County's human comedy goes on.
A rose — the Too Cool award — to rock legend Eric Clapton for his new tribute album, "The Breeze," to honor the late J.J. Cale of Valley Center.
Cale, a prolific songwriter ("After Midnight," "Cocaine") and performer, collaborated with Clapton on the 2006 album "The Road to Escondido," which put the Hidden Valley on a hip global map to which it normally does not belong.
On Monday, I wrote a quirky (and possibly uncool) column about cool and how that highly subjective quality relates to San Diego. The exercise reminded me of the great scene in "Almost Famous" (arguably the best movie set in San Diego since "Some Like It Hot").
Rock critic Lester Bangs (played by Philip Seymour Hoffman) tells a very young music writer what's painfully obvious: Rock stars, he says, are cool. "And, hey, I met you. You are not cool."
Well, J.J. Cale, a rock star's rock star, was the coolest guy going in Valley Center and the fact that Clapton gathered luminaries like Willie Nelson and Tom Petty to resurrect Cale's songs in a collection, recently released by Encinitas-based Surfdog Records, is the coolest kind of proof.
A raspberry — the Water Torture award — to the Swimming Hall of Fame Partners who want to build a full-on water park (think slides) along with a 400-room hotel and aquatic complex at El Corazon, the huge open-space in the heart of Oceanside.
Water park? Really?
Commentary: More Logan Jenkins columns about our region
Isn't there one of those fun factories just down the road in Vista?
Is a commercial water park consistent with the promise made to citizens that El Corazon would be developed with residents in mind?
Have my doubts.
The city's Economic Development Commission declined to recommend the project, concluding a water park was "way off the reservation," as one commissioner put it.
Now it's up to the council to study the pros and cons of the Hall of Fame proposal on 50 acres of city land.
A water park should be a hard sell.
Two roses — the Salt of the Schools award — to Janet Bledsoe-Lacy and Lillian Adams, retiring trustees of the Oceanside Unified School District, who have served students and parents for a combined 37 years.
While both women by all accounts have been effective community leaders — Oceanside passed two big school bonds and has attracted top talent for superintendents — it's Bledsoe-Lacy who came on to the board in the early '90s like an angry lioness and leaves like a sweetly protective lamb.
After taking a strong stand in favor of confidential medical leave from school in specific sensitive circumstances (domestic violence, pregnancy, STDs, and the like), Bledsoe-Lacy was targeted by religious conservative groups. When she was appointed to the board, those forces gathered signatures and recalled her.


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Today on Tablet, a look at The Twenty-Seventh Man
Today on Tablet, our theater critic Judith Miller explores Nathan Englander's first work written for the stage. Englander, who labels himself 'an accidental playwright,' based The Twenty-Seventh Man about a real event in which Stalin set out to murder Yiddish writers.
And what a poignant story he has told. At first, the three prison mates whom Stalin's secret police have arrested—all giants of Yiddish literature in Russia—react to their plight with literary banter born of disbelief and denial. They try to shrug off their ominous incarceration with literary insults and Jewish jokes. Vasily Korinsky (Chip Zien), a true believer in Communist claptrap, a proud Party man who writes paeans to Stalin in verse, only half jokingly describes himself as "the most recognizable writer in this nation." Clearly his arrest has been an "error," an "oversight" that will be rectified if and when he can speak to The Agent in Charge. Though he writes in Yiddish, he is the prototypical new man—beyond race, region, ethnicity, and surely religion. Judaism is his culture and religion, not his life, he tells his cellmates.
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Our dogs have worn Drs. Foster and Smith's Quick-Klip Dura-Ruff Nylon Dog Collars for a number of years. We have always had the collars personalized with name and phone number. We remove our dog's collars at night and find having the Quick-Klip quick and easy to use. Only once has one of the clips developed a crack and Drs. Foster and Smith replaced it with a new one. According to their write up their Quick-Klip is based on the same design as the U.S. Coast Guard approved life jacket closures.
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These nylon collars are the only type we buy for our dogs. I like the clip style because it is easy on and easy off. They come in so many different colors and designs it is hard to buy just one. But the price is so affordable that you can have quite a few.
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College Basketball: New School Statistics Tables
This morning we added new school statistics tables for seasons going back to 1997-98. In fact, we added four tables - one for school stats, one for opponent stats, and corresponding tables with advanced metrics like Pace, 3-Pt Attempt Rate, and Turnover Percentage.
This data was available previously - on our school season pages - but this provides the easiest way to see all 351 D-I schools in one place and with easily sortable fields, so you can find the top 3-point shooting school (Creighton - .421), or the school that's forced the most opponent turnovers (VCU - 541) - all with a single click.
You can get to these new tables by clicking on the 'Stats' link when you're in the Seasons subsection of our site...
Otherwise, you can find them by using the dropdown menu under 'schools' - where you'll find four rows with links to past seasons - or by mousing over the 'seasons' link and clicking on 'School Stats'.
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February 23rd, 2010 #1
Nate - Espaki's Sketchbook (2d, 3d, figure stuff, and maybe some photography)
Hey all, i've been meaning to start a sketchbook thread for a while. It may only get updated once a week or so, but hopefully it will motivate me to update more
My background is in 3d, but i've sketched all my life and currently work as a 3d environment lead and concept artist at a game company. (i know, weird title. I basically create art for whatever is needed at the time, 3d, 2d, level editor, etc...)
Lately I have been doing a lot of digital figure drawing, so i'll kick off my thread with a few of the ones I like the most.
These 3 are 3 hour poses
Some short pose:
And a few misc mudbox sketches, an hour or two each:
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February 23rd, 2010 #3
Banggg onnnn i'd really love to see your sketchbook work, Values are looking good lovin how you arent going 100% light or dark keeping it in between 20%-80% most of the time is wicked
i dont know much about 3d work so i cant say much there
lines looking a little stiff for the poses i'd love to see you find a bit more Rythem / flow in the gesture phase perhaps
looking forward to more soon ! keep up the hard work
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February 27th, 2010 #4
tjtiger: I just ran out of time on that one...no real reason.
Zorcron: Thanks, I think the reason I don't really go to pure black is that I like to have a little color in my darks. I get pretty close in creases though. I know what you mean about the stiffness of my lines, I think my 3d background makes me chisel in form and volume rather than get very fluid with it. I'll try and get some regular sketchbook stuff in- I haven't been working on paper that often in the last year or so, I wanted to focus on my color rendering when I got my laptop.
Here's this week's figure work, 3 hour pose. Overall I'm pretty happy with it, although I didn't get to finish. We'll see if I can try a more "spontaneous" approach next time.
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February 27th, 2010 #5
I really like how that figure painting turned out!! keep up the good work
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February 27th, 2010 #6
I'm already in love with this sketchbook. Hope to see more!
March 1st, 2010 #7
A quick doodle from today while looking through a rainforest book. Color scheme and texture inspired by a frog.
A WIP 3d model I've had on the side for a bit. I haven't worked on it in a month or so, I need to get around to finishing it. Based on my car.
And another Figure piece from late last year.
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March 8th, 2010 #8
Some photos I took yesterday-
March 9th, 2010 #9
Tonight's figure work. I spent most of the time on her face and ran out of time for the rest, but I think I was pretty successful at getting a good likeness. I'm also happy with my color palette.
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March 9th, 2010 #10
A doodle from late last night. I think I might enlarge it and add some more finish to it, we'll see what happens. I tend to lose inspiration on something if I need to go back to it at a later time.
April 1st, 2010 #11
Figure drawing from this week-
I tried a different approach this time, i didn't start with line, and I used a much more textured brush. I feel ok about this one, but I think my pallet choices could have been better. Finishing some of the details would have been nice too.
April 1st, 2010 #12
Your March 9th model painting is stunning! The negative space enhances the feeling that she is lost in her thoughts. Beautiful pallet as well.
April 11th, 2010 #13
Thanks Oblivia!
Here's a 2.5 hour mudbox doodle from this weekend. I'll probably make a detail/texture pass one of these days soon.
April 12th, 2010 #14
April 26th, 2010 #15
Mokhi: Thank you I need to do some master studies to really try and push things further. I'd love to achieve a more classical feel for some of this stuff.
Here's the latest on the mudbox doodle, I think i'll move on from this one for now.
April 26th, 2010 #16
great work on digital figure drawing at the beginning of your SB. They really taught me a few things about light and color. Keep sharing new work.
April 27th, 2010 #17
Ivan: Thanks, and will do - continuing with this one!
This is from tonight, another 3 hr pose. I worked with shape and color first instead of line again, all the while with a chalky brush. The model was very red and that combined with a bright yellow light she got very saturated.
I'm really happy with how the pallette came out on this one, I made some conscious decisions about what colors I wanted and how to keep them somewhat harmonious and I think it paid off.
I'm always open to critique if anyone has any for me, I know I have a whole lot to learn here still.
Added bonus, another process gif:
May 14th, 2010 #18
Here's the figure from this past saturday. I really didn't like how it was going after the first hour, but I managed to salvage it somewhat. Not my favorite, but I guess everyone has those days.
May 14th, 2010 #19
great work mate.Keep it up!!!
May 15th, 2010 #20
Thanks Kingkostas-
Here's about an hour doodle from today. I might get around to refining it more later-
May 19th, 2010 #21
Another 3ish hour doodle from today. I would like to do a little more with it but i've run out of steam for tonight.
May 22nd, 2010 #22
I started out using some really nice brushes from Jan Ditlev - They worked great, but i didn't want to take it too far and ruin the looseness. Here is the first one I did:
From there I went my usual circular brush route. Neither of these are really finished, but I'm happy with some of the parts of each of them.
May 24th, 2010 #23
I found a new figure drawing spot today, it's a smaller group that does short pose. I was pleased to find that they have really good lighting and the model had some awesome poses.
May 24th, 2010 #24
Super solid stuff in here. An inspiration for sure.
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great stuff here, love the figurative stuff, keep em coming
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May 25th, 2010 #26
Thanks guys-
here's another one from today. 3ish hours maybe? I'm pretty happy with it, maybe i'll try and ruin it with color later.
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May 25th, 2010 #27
Great figure paintings - I appreciate the process gif's as well.
The orange frog creature looks very cool - maybe mudbox him up?
May 31st, 2010 #28
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May 31st, 2010 #29
wooooo.....so nice!the 2d and 3d are so great! I like your zbrush works,I think you will become very strong!keep it up my friend. become the English is not the first language, so forgive my poor English.
June 29th, 2010 #30
I've been busy with assorted things lately and haven't had a chance to do much figure stuff lately. I have been doing a fair amount of speedpainting with a bunch of coworkers. You can check that out here: http://drypixel.blogspot.com
A few of my favorites so far:
A frozen cityscape - 30 minutes
A rusty hovering car with nuclear weapons - 1 hour
I really didn't stick with the theme properly on this one, but i had fun with the vehicle design.
An enormous Demon Dissects a Train - 1 hour
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Gonzalez's slam sparks Padres' seventh straight win
Saturday: 10:10 a.m. at Great American Ball Park; LHP Wade LeBlanc (0-0, 1.80 ERA) vs. Reds RHP Johnny Cueto (0-0, 5.06 ERA)
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CINCINNATI Last season, Kevin Correia finished 40th among 46 qualifying National League pitchers when it came to run support.
The Padres averaged less than four runs for every nine innings Correia worked.
This season they are averaging 11.35 runs a game for Correia.
The beneficiary of the Petco Park record 17 runs scored by the Padres against Atlanta in their home opener, Correia was staked to a 10-0 lead in Cincinnati on Friday night as the Padres routed the Reds 10-4 for their seventh straight win.
The big blow in the Padres' 15-hit attack was a grand slam by Adrian Gonzalez off Micah Owings that capped San Diego's scoring and served as the climax to a six-run fourth.
The second grand slam of Gonzalez's career — the first came in the infamous 163rd playoff game of the 2007 season — carried 395 feet and deep into the right-center field seats. It was Gonzalez's fourth homer in his past five games at hitter-friendly Great American Ball Park.
Earlier, Matt Stairs, in his first start of the season, hit a two-run double off Reds starter Bronson Arroyo, Tony Gwynn followed two hitters later with his first homer of the season down the right-field line and Everth Cabrera concluded Arroyo's night with a two-run single two hitters ahead of Gonzalez.
Meantime, Correia didn't allow a hit until Ryan Hanigan led off the Reds' sixth with a double over Gwynn's head in right center. Correia called it a night before the sixth concluded with Tim Stauffer taking over.
The win was also the Padres' fourth straight in Cincinnati, where they launched their 37-25 stretch run last season with three straight wins over the Reds from July 28-30.
"Offensively, we did a lot of good things," said Padres manager Bud Black, who inserted the left-handed bats of Stairs and Gwynn through a late lineup change after the Reds decided to start Bronson Arroyo on Friday rather than Johnny Cueto, who has been pushed back to today.
"We had a good approach against Arroyo," Black said.
"I just think we have a lot of guys putting quality at-bats in," Gonzalez said. "Arroyo made some great pitches just off the plate and we didn't bite and go after them.
"We took balls and balls and made him throw a lot of pitches (88 in three-plus innings).
"I like our focus right now," Gwynn said. "It's on runs and RBI and not averages. Averages will rise and fall over a season. But if you find a way to get on and get around the bases … when you do things right, good things will happen.
"And we did a lot of things right. Arroyo throws the kitchen sink at you. But we were really selective. We made him throw some strikes he didn't want to throw."


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Cloudfab is one of the services that have popped up to give creators and inventors a low-cost way to create a small run of items, turning 3-D files into products on-demand. The company can print one prototype or thousands for a production run, including this robot exoskeleton prototype Cloudfab built for DARPA for an educational robot in the Smithsonian. "The future we want to make is where all those ideas everyone has, whether kitchen-ware or lab-ware, are able to be produced from a prototype to full mass production," CEO Nick Pinston says.


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My sister's really into Jimi Hendrix and the like so I wanted to surprise her with this, but I want to make it as close to the picture in terms of form and junk.
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look at a thing, and think about what angle and position its at relative to other things. his left (our right) eyelashes, are sloping down in a line at about 50 degrees, from the tip of his nose. on your drawing theyre at a much shallower angle. its full of stuff like that.
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Jimi without his guitar? But with the faraway intensity of playing? IDK...to me if you're going to do Jimi (or anyone) playing you show them playing. Also my personal take on it would be to paint it in the style that Hendrix embraced. Think about the subject...think about what your sis would like...try to say something more than just "I repainted this screen shot".
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Sorry about the lack of updates I just haven't been feeling it lately. Whatever, here's what I've been slowly getting to. It might not seem like it but I've been really jumping into coloring since I have almost no experience with it, so I'm learning alot. Also worked on the the facial features. And I promise you sir I'm not gonna forget his guitar.


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Free Lunchtime Film Screenings at NUI Galway to Celebrate Ageing
Monday, 12 May 2014
The third 'Reel Lives Film Festival', organised by The Irish Centre for Social Gerontology at NUI Galway, is offering free lunchtime screenings of international films and documentaries celebrating ageing across the life-course from 19-23May as part of the Bealtaine Festival. The lunchtime screenings are open to the public and will begin each day at 1pm, apart from Tuesday, 20 May which will take place at 2pm, in IT125G, IT Building, NUI Galway. Each film will be followed by a short audience discussion and refreshments. Film themes include retirement, adventure in later years, attachment to home-place, technology, carers, and reminiscence. A short, informal audience discussion follows each film. Additional attractions include a pre-screening reading of a short story about ageing by Galway writer, Moya Roddy, on Monday 19 at 1 pm. Galway tour-guide, Brendan Hynes will take audience members for a Corrib riverside walk and talk on Friday 23, post-screening. Preceding Tuesday's films is the launch of the Galway Age Friendly Alliance Strategy. The Galway Age Friendly City and County Alliance is a partnership of key local groups that is committed to making the City and County better places in which to grow older. The new Strategy will be launched at 12.30pm on Tuesday, 20May by sports commentator and raconteur Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh in IT125. Programme: Monday - Short film: 'Analogue People in a Digital Age' by Keith Walsh [13 mins]. An Irish bar discussion on coping with technology. Main film: 'The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel' (2011), starring Judi Dench, Maggie Smith [124 mins]. The exotic lives of India's hotel for the well-heeled British retirees are portrayed in rich performances by an all-star cast. Tuesday - Short film: '4 Bhanrion' ( as Gaeilge with sub-titles) by Vittoria Colinna, starring Geraldine Plunkett [15 mins]. A deadly game of poker dictates which sister will mind mammy in her dotage. Main film: 'Song for Marion' (2012), starring Terence Stamp, Vanessa Redgrave [93 mins]. Singing in her community choir, whilst dying of cancer is a life-changing experience for all, especially for Marion's husband Terence Stamp. Wednesday – Short film: 'Blue Rinse' by Matt Leigh [11 mins]. Life inside a Dublin hairdressing salon for older women. Main film: 'The Trip to Bountiful' (1985), starring Geraldine Page, Rebecca de Mornay [107 mins]. Based on Oscar-nominated screenplay, Geraldine Page won an Academy award for best actress for her performance. A longing to see her home-place before she died leads Page to recount the story of her life in this poignant tale. Thursday - Short film: 'Forty Foot' by Paul McGrath and Leticia Agudo [9 mins]. Stories from the swimmers who use Dublin's famous 40-foot sea spot. Main film: 'Harry and Tonto' (1974), starring Art Carney, Ellen Burstyn, Larry Hagman [111 mins]. Evicted from his home, Art Carney embarks on a road trip across America with his cat 'Tonto'. Friday - Short film: 'Foxes and Donkeys' (2013) by Eileen Gibbons [13 mins]. Stories by residents of St Brendan's Nursing Home, Loughrea. Main film: 'My Afternoons with Margueritte' (2010, French with English sub-titles), starring Gerard Dépardieu [82 mins]. The highly watchable Dépardieu's performance as an illiterate and lonely man befriending an older and well-read woman makes this a gentle gem. The screening venue has all facilities available to hand; including cafés, restrooms, and a lift is available to the lecture theatre for easy access. The lecture theatre is wheelchair friendly. Films are courtesy of Screenclick; Bord Scannán na hEireann/The Irish Film Board; film collector Liam Bluett, and Directors. Reel Lives Film Festival poster designed by artist Marina Wild, NUI Galway. Soft drinks and confectionary are courtesy of the Students' Union Shop NUI Galway. Spot prizes are sponsored by NUI Galway's Kingfisher Sports Centre, and Masterchefs Hospitality NUI Galway. Further information contact event organiser, Alison Herbert at 091 495461 or 087 2830757, www.icsg.ie. -Ends-
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Explore Galway's Natural History with the new NUI Galway Guidebook!
Monday, 19 May 2014
A new guidebook has been published by NUI Galway's School of Natural Sciences to help people explore the natural history of the Galway area. The booklet was produced as part of NUI Galway's EXPLORE initiative that promotes and sponsors innovation through student and staff collaboration. Entitled Self Guided Fieldtrip – Galway Area, the booklet was compiled by Alina Wieczorek, a third year undergraduate student with the School of Natural Sciences, and Professor Martin Feely, Earth and Ocean Science at NUI Galway. The tour includes a visit to the James Mitchell Museum, in NUI Galway's Quadrangle Building, to introduce the rocks, minerals and fossils of the Galway area and from around the globe. The guide highlights the natural history of the coastal zone stretching from Galway city westwards to Salthill and beyond. The reader can explore that history using the map and the many field illustrations of bedrock geology, as well as the flora and fauna that live on the bedrock; highlighting the many links between the Natural Sciences of Geology, Botany and Zoology. Those who use the guide are encouraged to share and discuss their discoveries through the webpage, www.exploregalway.npage.eu. A downloadable version of the guide is also available on this webpage. A hard copy is available from NUI Galway's James Mitchell Museum in the Quadrangle Building, or the Zoology Museum in NUI Galway's Ryan Institute, or the Earth and Ocean Sciences office on the second floor of NUI Galway's Quadrangle. The museums are open Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm. -Ends-
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Risks for psychosis could be identified through tell-tale signs in IQ, memory or social intelligence tests
Monday, 19 May 2014
The study's findings, led by NUI Galway Professor Gary Donohoe, have been published in the leading international peer-reviewed journal JAMA Psychiatry A new study has revealed that genetic variants associated with risk for schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders are also associated with performance on measures of IQ, memory and social cognition. The discovery was made by NUI Galway Professor of Psychology Gary Donohue, in association with colleagues from Trinity College, Dublin and has just been published in leading journal, JAMA psychiatry. Professor Gary Donohoe said: "These findings support the view that the genetics of schizophrenia and cognition overlap. The findings also raise the possibility that the risk of developing schizophrenia may be identified by changes in cognitive ability; tell-tale signs found in IQ, memory or social intelligence tests. These cognitive deficits often appear before the emergence of clinical symptoms and go on to predict individual levels of disability. Understanding how genetic variants contribute to this aspect of disability, both individually and interaction, is an important step towards understanding the underlying biology and developing better and more personalized treatments." Schizophrenia or bipolar disorder affects about one in 50 Irish adults. Treatments are available, but the successful treatment rates vary. It is as yet unknown what causes or triggers schizophrenia. Disability in these disorders is significantly affected by difficulties with a wide range of neuropsychological problems, including general cognitive ability, memory function, and cognitive abilities relevant to engaging and dealing with others. Dr. April Hargreaves and Dr. Kristen Nicodemus were joint first authors on the paper. The study also included contributions from a broad network of collaborators in Europe and the US. Co-first author Dr. Hargreaves said 'what is perhaps most novel about the study is the move from focusing on single genetic variants to considering the effects of multiple, related risk variants at the same time. The fact that we were able to account for a greater proportion of the variance in cognitive performance by looking at multiple variants, suggests that this approach represents an important next step in modeling the genetic complexity of cognition and identifying risk factors for psychosis'. The study, which was funded by Science Foundation Ireland and the Health Research Board, assessed performance on a number of cognitive functions known to be affected in psychosis. A total of 424 patients participated in the study, including 340 with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder, and 83 with bipolar or major depressive disorder with psychotic features. Patients were given individual scores based on their loading for genetic variants interacting with ZNF804A, the first genome wide significant variant to be identified for schizophrenia. Across patient groups, higher scores on this ZNF804A interaction pathway were associated with poorer performance on multiple cognitive measures, including both general cognitive ability and a measure social cognition, often popularly referred to as social intelligence. -ends-
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Medical Device Week at NUI Galway
Monday, 19 May 2014
Week designed to educate the public about medical devices in creative ways The Network of Excellence for Functional Biomaterials (NFB) at NUI Galway will be celebrating Medical Device Week from 3-6 June. The Week is designed to educate the public about medical device research in unique ways, with each day assigned a different theme for various topics. The week kicks off on Tuesday with the theme of 'New Foundations' which involves a seminar series entitled 'Engineering the Nanobiointerface' at the new Biosciences Building. Invited speakers include: Professor Joachim Spatz from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, Germany; Professor Laura Ballerini from the University of Trieste, Italy; and Dr Matteo Palma from Queen Mary University of London, UK. Tuesday's activities will end with a wine reception to celebrate "Chimera: Art of Exploration", an exhibition which will be open to the public from 12-4pm, Wednesday to Friday. The exhibition is of art work by professional artists Paul Maye, Siobhan McGibbon, and Marie Connole. Additionally, the exhibition will present works by students of the Centre for Creative Arts and Media, GMIT, who are participating in a short research project to create works in response to what they have seen and experienced in the NFB research laboratories. Medical devices from local companies including Boston Scientific, Vornia, Aerogen, and Osteoanchor will be displayed as well as artwork from staff in the Biosciences building inspired by their research. The week continues on Wednesday with"Reaching Out" entailing a public lecture at 1:00 at the Galway City Museum. During this lecture NFB PhD students will give an informal talk about the future of medical devices with regard to hernias, cardiovascular problems, orthopedics, and Parkinson's disease. Also on Wednesday, NFB researchers will visit local primary schools to present to children concepts of the anatomy, physiology, and disease of the heart through a series of hands-on activities. A link to the outreach activity can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrv_wx27qwQ Thursday is "Translation" involving a seminar series, 'Medical Devices and Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products – Challenges and Opportunities in the Post Recession Era', at the Biosciences Building. Invited speakers from the medical device industry will be presenting from companies such as Covidien, DSM, and Orbsen Therapeutics. The week concludes Friday with "Meet the Curator" encompassing guided tours of the Chimera art exhibition. For further details and a full programme please go to www.nfb.ie or call 091 495833. -Ends-
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NUI Galway Alumni Annual Golf Outing
Tuesday, 20 May 2014
NUI Galway's Alumni Association will hold its annual golf outing in Galway Golf Club, Salthill on Friday, 6 June. According to NUI Galway Alumni Board Chairman, Sean O'Rourke, "this is a great opportunity for alumni and friends to get together for an afternoon of friendly competition. It also affords graduates the potential to reminisce on their time spent at NUI Galway, hear about developments on campus and catch up with former classmates and friends old and new." The entry fee of €30 includes green fees and prizes and is open to all graduates and friends of NUI Galway. Bookings can be made singly, in doubles, threesomes or foursomes. For further details and booking information, contact Alumni Office on 091 493750 or book online at www.nuigalway.ie/alumni. -Ends-
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Winners announced for the First All-Ireland Apps Competition
Tuesday, 20 May 2014
The results of the first ever All-Ireland apps competition were announced this week. The initiative, Apps4Gaps, was launched by the Minister of State Brian Hayes T.D. in October 2013. The aim of the competition was to develop ideas and create applications (apps) that would provide innovative and fresh ways of exploiting the Open Data available from the 2011 Census, and which could benefit society in such areas as transport, housing, planning, education, communications and health. The judges, drawn from the public, business and education sectors, included Soheila Dehghanzadeh of Insight at NUI Galway, Michael Meagher of Microsoft, Shawn Day of Digital Humanities at University College Cork, Enzo Lieghio of Hewlett Packard, and Kevin Healy and Fiona O'Callaghan, both of the Central Statistics Office. The results of the final judges' deliberations for the four were: Best Working App (Student) with a prize fund of €1,500 and judged overall winner of the Alice Perry medal was "Some1LikeMe", created by Jack O'Sullivan and Peter Roe from Kilkenny College in Castlecomer. Best Concept entry (Student) was "The Relocator" from Conor Mulcahy, Eoin Hayes and Robert Fitzgerald of Coláiste Chiaráin in Croom, Co. Limerick Best Working App (Open) was the "Census Explorer" created by Gavin McCardle, Thomas Holz and Jennifer Treanor from Dublin. Best Concept entry (Open) was the "Attack of the Nearly Dead" from Barry and Katie Kennedy of CoderDojo Limerick. Apps4Gaps is co-organised by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) and the Insight Centre for Data Analytics at NUI Galway, with sponsorship from Science Foundation Ireland (SFI). Partners for Apps4Gaps included the Department of Education and Skills, as well as the Department of Education Northern Ireland. The Apps4Gaps prizes will be presented during Maths Week in October 2014. -Ends-
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NUI Galway Celebrate Societies Success at Special Ceremony
Thursday, 22 May 2014
NUI Galway has won more BICS national society awards than any other college in Ireland Galway's President, Dr Jim Brown recently hosted an event for the Societies to congratulate them on their successes this year. Present at the ceremony were the societies who won University Awards and those who represented NUI Galway at the recent Board of Irish College Societies (BICS) National Society Awards in Belfast. The two societies who won at the BICS, Astronomy Society won the Best New Society Award and the Rovers Society who won in the Best Photo category, were presented with their national trophies by Dr Browne. Since BICS inauguration in 1999 NUI Galway has won more national society awards than any other college in Ireland and tops the leader board at 35 trophies, with the next competitor standing at 24. Also receiving awards from Dr Browne were representatives from the Drama Society who won two awards at the national Drama Awards ISDA. Joe Power from County Down won best supporting actor for his role in Calisto 5, which also won the Award for Best Sound. The production was directed by Emily Murray from Cork. NUI Galway's Choral Society gave a special performance at the ceremony, celebrating their success at Galway Choir Factor which they won recently. In his remarks Dr Browne congratulated the societies on their contribution to campus life and the over 900 students on committees who work tirelessly to enhance the learning opportunities for the students on the campus. Riona Hughes, Societies Officer said: "I would like to thank the University for its commitment to the students and the cultural life of the University by its support of the societies with exceptional facilities and resources." -Ends-
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NUI Galway Raises Awareness on Child to Parent Violence with International Conference
Monday, 26 May 2014
NUI Galway will host the Child to Parent Violence: Innovations in Practice, Policy and Research conference, bringing together a variety of national and international speakers. The conference, which will take place from12-13 June, aims to raise awareness and to share information about best practice when it comes to responding to the problem of child to parent violence. Parents living with child to parent violence (where a son or daughter under the age of 18 years uses violence and controlling behaviour towards parents) often feel alone, frightened, ashamed and do not know where to turn for help. Practitioners, researchers and policy makers are often uncertain about how best to respond to the emerging problem of child to parent violence. The conference is part of the EU funded DAPHNE programme across five countries called the Responding to Child to Parent Violence (RCPV) project. The RCPV project team consists of a team of international academics and practitioners led by Dr Paula Wilcox at the University of Brighton. The RCPV aims to reflect a wide range of expertise on intervening with child to parent violence, (CPV) as well as geographical and cultural diversity across Europe. Dr Paula Wilcox will be one of the keynote speakers at the conference, which will also include: Peter Jakob, Partnership Projects, UK; Eddie Gallagher, Who's in Charge, Australia; Michelle Pooley, Brighton and Hove City Council; Rita O' Reilly, Parentline; Dr John Sharry, Parents Plus; and Norah Gibbons, Chairperson of Tusla – the Child and Family Agency. The conference is booked out with 200 practitioners, academics and policy makers scheduled to attend. Declan Coogan, lecturer in social work in the School of Political Science and Sociology at NUI Galway is the RCPV Project Leader for Ireland. Waterside House COPE Galway, the Domestic Violence Refuge and Centre in Galway, is also part of the project as a local community partner. Mr Coogan said, "More and more parents are talking about child to parent violence which has been a hidden but growing social problem in Ireland and across Europe. Practitioners working with families in Ireland are increasingly hearing parents describing their experiences of child to parent violence. The conference will assist Social Workers, Psychologists, Psychotherapists, Juvenile Justice Practitioners and others working with children and families across a range of services increase their awareness and skills development when faced with child to parent violence. The conference is also aimed at academics, researchers and policy makers as we try to better understand and respond to this problem throughout Europe." One of the responses to CPV in Ireland is the Non Violent Resistance programme adapted for use in Ireland by Declan Coogan. This intervention is being used by a number of agencies in one to one and group settings with two day training in the programme being rolled out since last year. The Non Violent Resistance Handbook for Practitioners will also be launched at the end of the conference. With financial support from the DAPHNE programme of the European Union. -Ends-
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Donegal Native Awarded Avaya Prize for Best Final Year Engineering Project in NUI Galway
Tuesday, 27 May 2014
Kevin McGlinchey, a final year student in the Electronic & Computer Engineering degree programme at NUI Galway, has been awarded the Avaya Prize for the Best Final Year Project in Electrical & Electronic Engineering in the College of Engineering at NUI Galway. Originally from Letterkenny, Co. Donegal, Kevin's project was in the area of collaborative robotics and involved developing a system which allowed a miniature quadcopter equipped with a camera to fly autonomously, while also guiding a ground based robot vehicle to a destination location using information extracted from the camera's video feed. Liam Kilmartin, the lecturer in NUI Galway who supervised Kevin's project, said: "Kevin completed a very impressive project which required him to build some quite complex electronic systems for the quadcopter and ground robot. In addition, Kevin also developed some extremely advanced and sophisticated software which allowed the quadcopter to interpret the video coming from its camera in order to identify the location of a ground robot and guide that vehicle to its destination without any human help. This type of technology has potentially numerous commercial applications into the future ranging from self navigating aerial and ground vehicles to autonomous search and rescue systems." Dr Michael Keane, Senior Manager with Avaya in Galway added: "As part of our ongoing commitment to encouraging and supporting students in the Electrical & Electronic Engineering discipline in NUI Galway, we were delighted to extend our sponsorship of this prize into its 13th year. Avaya, who employ 400 people in Galway with 200 in high technology R&D positions, are dedicated to encouraging high quality students such as Kevin into degree programmes in the areas of computer engineering and ICT in order to fill the many open graduate positions in Irish based companies like ourselves." -Ends-
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NUI Galway Biofuel Researchers Present 6 Books Published in 1 Year to Hardiman Library
Wednesday, 28 May 2014
Three NUI Galway Biofuel researchers have collaborated on a remarkable output of 6 leading text books on biofuel, enzyme and fungal technologies in a little over one year. Dr Maria G Tuohy, Dr Vijai K Gupta and Dr Anthonia O'Donovan of NUI Galway's School of Natural Sciences and Ireland's national Technology Centre for Biorefining & Bioenergy (TCBB) have authored and co-edited the texts and presented them to NUI Galway's Hardiman Library. Registrar and Deputy-President of NUI Galway, Prof Pól Ó Dochartaigh, accepted the textbooks on behalf of NUI Galway's James Hardiman Library and commended Dr Tuohy, Dr Gupta and Dr O'Donovan on their work in the areas of biofuels, enzyme and fungal technologies. Biochemist Dr Maria Tuohy outlined the environmental and industrial benefits of the research carried out by her team. "In practical terms, from the kind of fungi that are found on mouldy bread we have developed enzyme technologies that speed up the process of producing biogas fuel. In fact, brown-bin type wastes in themselves, such as kitchen waste and vegetable peelings can be a very valuable source of biofuel production rather than it going to landfill." These enzyme technologies can pre-treat and break down more quickly a number of organic wastes ranging from brown-bin waste to dairy and farm wastes. This speeds up the process of biomethane production for transport. Such developments offer significant potential for biofuels, given EU and global emission and renewable energy targets. Dr Tuohy paid tribute to her colleagues Dr Gupta, Dr O'Donovan, the Molecular Glycobiotechnology Group team, Dr Michael Carty (Head of Biochemistry), Prof Vincent O'Flaherty (Head of School) and colleagues from the School of Natural Sciences and the National Technology Centre for Biorefining & Bioenergy. (TCBB) Enterprise Ireland and other funding agencies supported the research group's work. As authors and editors, the team thanked international colleagues and co-editors and their publishers, Springer, Springer Science + Business Media, Springer-Verlag, Elsevier, CRC Press, and Nova Science Publishers Inc. One of the textbooks, Biofuel Technologies: Recent Developments (2013) edited by Dr Tuohy and Dr Gupta will soon be published in Chinese. Springer, the publisher of two of the texts has approached Dr Tuohy and Dr Gupta to edit a series of books in both areas over the coming years. -Ends-
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KC Concepcion awaits a suitor's 'grand gesture'
When the full trailer of ABS-CBN's new television series "Huwag Ka Lang Mawawala" was shown recently to the show biz press, one of the things that instantly caught everyone's attention was KC Concepcion's steamy elevator kissing scene with costar Sam Milby.
One veteran scribe couldn't help asking the 28-year-old actor-television host, "How can you do such a scene when you're loveless?"
Swiftly and teasingly, Concepcion, who broke up with French filmmaker Pierre-Emmanuel Plassart earlier this year, replied, "Ayy! Loveless nga ba?"
Concepcion would not reveal the identity of her suitor—or suitors—saying she was not exclusively dating anyone right now.
"I don't want to preempt anything. I'll tell you when I'm ready," she said. "I'm just waiting for a grand gesture from one of them…and then I'll consider."
Is Houston Rockets basketball player Chandler Parsons one of them, as earlier reported? "Sa akin na lang po 'yun," Concepcion begged off.
She did admit, however, that most of her suitors were foreigners although she was quick to add she had nothing against Filipino men.
A frequent traveler, the actor was asked if she met up with her suitors when she went out of the country. "Sila ang pumupunta sa akin!" she said, laughing. "I'm the girl here!"
One of Concepcion's handlers then requested the show biz scribes to ask questions about the soap. A tad miffed, a TV reporter grudgingly fired a cornball question: "So, have you ever told anyone, 'Huwag ka lang mawawala?'"
"Yes, of course. I've been in love…But past is past," Concepcion said, effectively closing the door on inevitable follow-up questions about Piolo Pascual.
Was there anything Concepcion learned from failed relationships? "If your partner can't give you 100 percent, huwag na lang. You'll end up going home with nothing," she said.
She added, "I've learned that there's a difference between nagpapa-yummy and being disrespectful. I don't understand why it's the men who play hard to get at times."
In "Huwag Ka Lang Mawawala," for the first time in her career, Concepcion will play a villain—something, she noted, that had not been done by her mother, Sharon Cuneta.
Although she shared many similarities with her mom, Concepcion said her decision to accept the role of Alexis highlighted their differences in personality. "I think I've made riskier choices…My mom would tell me that I'm a red sports car; she's a red SUV," she said.
However, she confessed that she might have turned down the offer if it was not Judy Ann Santos she would be working with. "I can say that this is my first time to do 'real' acting.
Playing Alexis is challenging, exciting and a lot of fun. This is my baptism of fire," Concepcion said, adding that working with Santos was a good opportunity to learn more about the craft.
In one of her confrontation scenes with Santos, Concepcion said the more experienced actor slapped her so hard that she swore she saw stars circling her head. "But to be slapped by Ms Juday is an honor," she said, laughing. "Not many can say that!"
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AICC Joins 528 Business Groups and Chambers in Advocating for Passage of Tax Extenders
AICC, The Independent Packaging Association, joined more than 500 associations, business advocacy groups and chambers of commerce across the country in calling on House and Senate leaders to pass a business tax extenders bill before the conclusion of this session of Congress.
In a letter sent on Tuesday, November 18, business groups urged the House and Senate tax-writing committees to work together "to extend seamlessly, enhance or make permanent the expired and expiring tax provisions." The letter went on to say, "These tax provisions are critically important to U.S. jobs and the broader economy." To read the letter and see the co-signing organizations, click here or on the title above to read more.
IRS Issues Final Regulations on PPACA's Employer Mandate
On Feb. 10, 2014, the IRS issued much-anticipated guidance - in the form of final regulations - relating to PPACA's employer mandate. The final regulations reiterate much of the guidance published in the Dec. 27, 2012, proposed regulations, but add some very important clarifications. Below is a summary of the most important changes. Click on the title above to read more.
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GIST Startup Boot Camp Tanzania is designed for high potential tech entrepreneurs from idea stage to 5 years in operation who are ready and committed to launch new business endeavors. GIST brings together top entrepreneurs from East Africa for this two day startup boot camp in Dar es Salaam. The goal of the GIST Startup Boot Camp is to provide participating entrepreneurs with the tools, strategies, and confidence needed in order to assess, determine feasibility of, and launch new businesses.
Benefits for startups include:
Travel and program scholarships for up to 10 top tech entrepreneurs from countries surrounding Tanzania
Training and networking opportunities for all attendees
3-month mentorship program. World-class mentorship for top entrepreneurs
Cash Awards to top entrepreneurs
GIST Startup Boot Camp is open to tech startups from Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Comoros, Madagascar, Mauritius, Mozambique, and Ethiopia in the fields of ICT, Health, Agriculture and Energy
Applications are due by Friday, April 12. Apply here


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India's policies do a poor job addressing the sexual violence that women in the country must face on a regular basis, Rashida Manjoo, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on violence against women said Wednesday. Instead of using of focusing on punishing violators, India should prioritize women empowerment and crime prevention, Manjoo said.
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Infant Jesus Shrine: Car festival, flag hoisting, church premises, Kovaipudur, 11.30 a.m.
Arsha Vidya Gurukulam, Anaikatti: Sanskrit grammar class, 3, IV Street, Chinthamani Nagar, 3.30 p.m.; Sanskrit
class, Ramar Temple, 10.30 a.m.
Chinmaya Mission Coimbatore: A course on meditation, Swamini Vimalanandaji, Saradambaal Temple, Race Course, 6.30 a.m.; Talk series in English, Happy Living, 6.30 p.m.
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan: Class on Saiva Siddhandam in Tamil, Purandaradasar Kalaiarangam, R.S. Puram, 12 noon.
Transport Department: Road safety week celebrations, AIDS screening camp, Aravind Hospital, 9 a.m.; Distribution of licence to public, VLB Janakiammal College, 3 p.m.
Poompuhar: Christmas, New Year and Pongal exhibition, Big Bazaar Street, 10 a.m.
CODISSIA: Lecture, VAT help desk, CODISSIA library hall, Huzur Road, 3 p.m.
Avinashilingam University for Women: Lecture, Revolution in Science and Technology, A. Sivathanu Pillai, Ministry of Defence, university premises, 10 a.m.
Avinashilingam Jan Shikshan Sansthan: Workshop, Preparation of annual action plan on continuing education, AJSS premises, Alagesan Road, 10.30 a.m.
G.R. Damodaran College of Science: Workshop, Basic techniques in molecular biology, college premises,
10 a.m.
Organising Committee: Free eye, dental and maternal camp, Pankaja Mill Thirumana Mandapam, Ramanathapuram, 9 a.m.
Sri Krishna Arts and Science College: Exhibition, Technical
and non-technical IT-emendeous' college premises, 10 a.m.
Kongunadu Arts and Science College: Survey on road
traffic - vehicle movements, GN Mills Pirivu, Mettupalayam, 7 a.m.
Karpagam Arts and Science College: Seminar, `Advancement in Biosciences, college premises, 10.30 a.m
Sri Ramakrishna Institute of Paramedical Sciences, College of Nursing: XXII TNAI - Biennial Conference Tamil
Nadu Branch, Velumaniammal Memorial Hall,
10 a.m.
Puthaga Vasippu Iyakkam: Inauguration, Book exhibition, Corporation HSS, Sidhapudhur, 3.30 p.m.
SNMV College of Arts and Science: Lecture, Intellectual Property Rights, college premises, 10 a.m.
Sri Krishna Sweets: Talk
series, `Eppo Varuvaro', Shri Ayyappan Puja Sangham, Ramnagar, 6 p.m.
Avinashilingam University for Women: NSS camp, Raja Rajeswari Thirumana mandapam, P.N. Palayam, Maruthamalai Rd, 3 p.m.
Sree Narayana Guru College: Seminar on `NET Technology',
2 p.m.