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NUI Galway study measures the EU App Economy for the first time; 1.8 million jobs generating €17.5 bn in revenue in 2013
Thursday, 13 February 2014
EU Commissioner and Commission Vice-President Neelie Kroes and Angry Birds CMO to address "Sizing the EU App Economy" report launch Leaders from the EU app economy will gather in Brussels on 13 February for the launch of the Eurapp study report "Sizing the EU App Economy", where guest speakers, including Neelie Kroes and Rovio's Peter Vesterbacka, will discuss the future of the EU app economy. Eurapp is a year-long project run by Dr John Breslin of the Insight Centre for Data Analytics at NUI Galway and by Gigaom Research to look at the opportunities and challenges facing the EU app economy. Launching the study, Neelie Kroes, Vice President of the European Commission, will highlight the importance of the app economy – and the importance of having the right skills, rules and innovation-friendly environment to support it. "We have to think about the kind of future we want for our children and grandchildren – and seize the huge digital opportunity on offer. European leadership in the area of apps is fantastic – we should be supporting it, and all those who make it work. But the current fragmented patchwork is letting them down: we need the rules for a connected continent." This "Sizing the EU App Economy" report focuses on sizing and qualifying the EU apps ecosystem, with an eye towards revenue generation, jobs supported, and the bottlenecks still facing EU apps developers. Key findings from the analysis by Gigaom's Mark Mulligan and David Card, which is based in part on two surveys of developers targeting EU markets, include the following: EU developers will take in €17.5 billion in revenue in 2013, and we forecast that figure will increase to €63 billion in five years. However, you might be surprised where a lot of that revenue comes from. In addition to €6 billion in app sales, in-app spending for virtual goods, and advertising, EU developers recognised €11.5 billion in 2013 from contract labour. And much of the developer-for-hire business is for companies that are not really in the apps business per se, but use apps to support and market their mainstream offerings like financial services, retailing, and packaged goods. Fewer than half of the independent developers we surveyed said they were offering services for hire, so that is a potentially untapped market for startups. Similarly, half of the enterprises that did their own in-house development also used third-party developers. Also, in-house developers are by and large more satisfied in achieving their commercial objectives than independents, many of which are frustrated by low prices, free products, or barely-emerging ad revenues. The EU app developer workforce will grow from one million in 2013 to 2.8 million in 2018. Additional support and marketing staff result in app economy jobs of 1.8 million in 2013, growing to 4.8 million in 2018. EU developers face more business than technical bottlenecks. Increasing users' willingness to pay for apps is problematic, but better discovery vehicles could help relieve high customer acquisition costs. Similarly we see an opportunity for an EU marketplace where companies needing app development could identify, negotiate with, and hire contract developers. Eurapp is one strand of the Startup Europe manifesto for entrepreneurship and innovation in the EU, and the project is being carried out by the Insight Centre for Data Analytics at NUI Galway and Gigaom Research. "Throughout the past year, the Eurapp team have interviewed a variety of stakeholders in the EU app economy, and surveyed hundreds of companies that are producing apps, both big and small," according to NUI Galway's Dr John Breslin, leader of the Eurapp project. "Some of the main bottlenecks facing app companies in the EU were sourced in these interviews and workshops, followed by crowdsourcing challenges where nearly 100 innovative solutions were submitted to address those bottlenecks." The launch event will also feature talks from other leading figures in the app and tech startup space: Peter Vesterbacka, Chief Marketing Officer at Rovio, who leads the marketing and brand strategy for the Angry Bird video game franchise, one of the EU's top app success stories; Simon Schaefer has angel invested in many European startups and app companies (including 6Wunderkinder, the creators of Wunderlist) and founded the Factory in Berlin, a 16,000 square metre startup campus; and Gemma Coles is director of mobile strategy for Mubaloo, one of Europe's leading enterprise and consumer mobile app development companies. -ends-
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NUI Galway Researchers Winners at 6th Annual Faculty of Pain Meeting at the College of Anaesthetists in Dublin
Thursday, 13 February 2014
Pictured R-L: NUI Galway researchers Nikita Burke, Physiology, Pharmacology and Therapeutics and Elaine Jennings, Pharmacology and Therapeutics and who won first and second prizes, respectively, for their posters at the 6th Annual Faculty of Pain Meeting at the College of Anaesthetists in Dublin recently. Both are members of the NCBES Galway Neuroscience Centre and the Centre for Pain Research, NUI Galway.
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NUI Galway Students and Graduates Receive Gaisce Gold Award
Monday, 17 February 2014
Five honoured for outstanding community work and achievements by Patron of Gaisce -The President's Award, President Michael D. Higgins Five NUI Galway students and graduates were among a special group of inspirational young people presented with the Gaisce Gold Award by President Michael D. Higgins for their outstanding community work and significant personal achievements at a special ceremony in Dublin Castle recently. The NUI Galway awardees were Sarah Kilduff from Ballinasloe, Co. Galway, Christina Quinn from Galway City, Lorraine Farrell from Dromard, Co. Sligo, David McGurrin from Hazelwood, Co. Sligo, and Oisin O'Carroll from Birr, Co. Offaly. Gaisce – the President's Award is a programme that aims to foster and develop young people's potential. It is a guided and supported framework that is provided for young people to explore their natural skills and gain confidence in their abilities, while contributing to their community. This year 50 Gaisce Gold Awards were presented to young people who excelled and achieved their goals. This year's Gold Award recipients included young people who spent time volunteering with charity organisations, working with the poor, the elderly, people with disabilities, and getting involved in youth groups and clubs. Gaisce Award recipients also work with community groups, sporting organisations and charity shops. A Bachelor of Nursing graduate, Sarah Kilduff volunteered with the Civil Defence with a view of expanding her first aid knowledge and assisted with her community in times of floods, removing people from danger and helping to treat them. At the beginning of her Gold Gaisce Award, Sarah went on the 133km pilgrimage of El Camino de Santiago in Spain with fellow members of the Gaisce Society in NUI Galway and also embarked on a journey to Talamarang, Nepal to volunteer in the orphanage Little Angels Children's Home. When in Nepal, Sarah volunteered with other Irish people taking part in various activities including teaching the children English, helping them with their homework, assisting on the farms and general housekeeping. A keen photographer, Sarah is/was a member of the NUI Galway photography Society and was involved in a number of exhibitions on campus. Christina Quinn, a Bachelor of Science in Marine Science graduate, still holds the position of Development Officer for the NUI Galway Sub-Aqua Club. As part of her role she has organised fundraising events for charities such as Helping Hands and Temple Street Hospital. As part of the Physical Recreation section of the Gaisce Gold challenge, Christina took part in her first marathon in Dingle, Co. Kerry in September 2012 and has since participated in many other races including Galway Bay 10km, Run-a-Muck Challenge, Kinvara 10km and the Craughwell 10 Miler. A member of the University's Art Society, she helped organise various exhibitions around campus, including the University's annual arts festival, Múscailt. Christina has also volunteered in an orphanage in Nepal and hiked towards the Himalaya's, reaching Sherpa Village, at a height of 3,600m. Bachelor of Education graudate from St Angela's College in Sligo, Lorraine Farrell achieved her Bronze and Silver Awards while attending St Mary's College in Ballisodare, Co. Sligo. She has trained both the U12's girls basketball and football team and played Gaelic football for St Farnan's, winning the Junior Shield Cup in the Connaught Club Blitz in Castlebar. She has also partaken in jazz, tap and ballet classes. Lorraine travelled to Solio in Keyna to volunteer on a development project with the Moving Mountains Organisation, helping some of the 20,000 families of Internally Displaced People who were relocated to the region in 2008. NUI Galway Higher Diploma in Applied Science student David McGurrin joined the Reserve Defence Forces learning valuable skills including first aid, map reading, public speaking and marching. Originally from Hazelwood, Co. Sligo, David became involved in Tidy Towns in Sligo and has marched in the St Patrick's Day Parade in New York. He learnt to play the guitar as part of the Personal Skills section of the Gaisce Award and running for the Personal Recreation which saw him complete the Warriors Run and the Sligo Half Marathon. David embarked on the El Camino de Santiago in Spain and did a Potential Non Commissioned Officers course to complete his Gold Gaisce Award. Medical student, Oisin O'Carroll, received his Bronze and Silver Gaisce Awards while attending St Brendan's Community School in Birr, Co. Offally. During his time at NUI Galway, Oisin has held the positions of Secretary and then Captain of the Athletics Committee and has had many achievements such as the 24-hour Challenge, the Inter-College Games, an NUI Galway Participation Award and the President's Award for Volunteering. To complete the goals of the Gold Gaisce Award Oisin has learnt French, taken up circuit training with the Irish Defence Forces and embarked on an expedition to the Alps. To prepare himself for the expedition, he undertook an optional course in NUI Galway called High Altitude Medicine as a supplement to his medical degree. Oisin has also spent ten days as an activity instructor in Lilliput Adventure Centre where he participated in various outdoor activities such as rock climbing, orienteering, team building exercises, bog jumping, canoeing and hiking. President of NUI Galway, Dr Jim Browne, said: "I am delighted to congratulate these five inspirational young people on their Gasice Gold Awards. At NUI Galway we encourage all students to prioritise civic engagement and volunteerism, so it is especially heartening to see our students and graduates receive their Gaisce Gold Awards in recognition of their personal achievements and community and civic contributions." -Ends-
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Support Cancer Care West in A Tribute to Seamus Heaney at NUI Galway
Monday, 17 February 2014
A special evening with Ireland's gifted writers, actors, artists and musicians in a celebration of the life and work of the late Seamus Heaney at NUI Galway Join famous writers, actors, artists and musicians in a special tribute to the late Seamus Heaney taking place on Wednesday 26th February at 7.30pm in the Bailey Allen Hall, NUI Galway. Tickets cost €10 and will be donated to local cancer charity Cancer Care West. The special evening of readings, performance and music will feature Stephen Rea, Tom Kilroy, John Behan, Sean McGinley, Marie Mullen, Brendan Flynn, Eva Bourke, Moya Cannon, Rita Ann Higgins, Mary O'Malley, Mairtin O'Connor, Brendan O'Regan, Jimmy Higgins, Kathleen Loughnane, Mary McPartlan and more. The event will honour and celebrate the life and work of the late Seamus Heaney. As one of the most famous Irish poets, Seamus Heaney was also a playwright, translator and lecturer. He was famously the recipient of the 1995 Nobel Prize in Literature among many other prestigious awards and achievements. Tickets cost €10 with all proceeds going to Cancer Care West, the West of Ireland Cancer Charity. Tickets include entry to a draw for a signed copy of 'Human Chain', the 12th and final poetry collection by Seamus Heaney that deals with many themes including how human relationships are created and broken. All are welcome to this unique event, which promises a memorable and enjoyable night while supporting a worthy charity. Tickets available from OMG @ Zhivago, Shop Street, Galway, from Inis Aoibhinn, Cancer Care West, Socs Box, Áras na Mac Léinn or Room 337, Arts Millennium Building at NUI Galway. Doors open at 7pm with the event starting at 7.30pm in the Bailey Allen Hall, NUI Galway. For further information visit www.cancercarewest.ie or phone 091 545000. Ends.
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NUI Galway Conference to Discuss the Right to Inclusive Education for Children with Disabilities
Tuesday, 18 February 2014
NUI Galway's Centre for Disability and Law Policy will ask "Is it time for the US landmark decision, Brown v. Board of Education, to be applied to children with disabilities?" Tuesday, 18th February 2014 On the 60th Anniversary of the seminal case of Brown v. Board of Education (1954), the Centre for Disability and Law Policy at NUI Galway in association with Leuven Institute for Human Rights and Critical Studies (LIHRICS) will host a conference to discuss the Concept of the Right to Inclusive Education for Children with Disabilities, on Saturday 22nd February in Áras Moyola, NUI Galway from 9.15am to 5pm. Sixty years after the landmark case, separate educational provision is still the norm for many children with disabilities throughout Europe, where parents of disabled children are not being provided with access to mainstream schools and staff, which have the capacity to meet the needs and provide appropriate education for disabled children. In 2006 the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) Article 24 entered into force recognizing the right to education for people with disabilities, and the right it recognizes is the right to an effective and inclusive education. The conference will discuss the concept of inclusive education, what is meant by inclusive education and what can lawyers do to ensure that the right to inclusive education becomes a reality for all. It will look at the particular legal tools that could be used to further the right to education for people with disabilities, and will raise the question, "Is it time for the decision taken at the case of Brown v. Board of Education, be applied to children with disabilities?" This unique conference will bring together academics and practitioners from the fields of law and education as well as parents who, because of their circumstances had to become advocates and litigants on behalf of their children. The US Supreme Court stated, "In these days, it is doubtful that any child may reasonably be expected to succeed in life if he or she is denied the opportunity of an education. Such an opportunity, where the state has undertaken to provide it, is a right which must be made available to all on equal terms…Separate educational facilities are inherently unequal." Shivaun Quinlivan, Director LL.M in International and Comparative Disability Law and Policy, School of Law, NUI Galway commented "As Ireland prepares to ratify the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) we ask the question, are we ready? To attempt to answer that question we have set out a programme which we hope covers the aspects of concern and offers potential solutions." Conference attendees will hear about the background and history behind the negotiations and the drafting of Article 24 of the UNCRPD from Professor Arlene Kanter from Syracuse University. Professor Michael Shevlin from Trinity College Dublin will discuss 'Inclusive Education' and what it means, while Dr. Gauthier de Beco from KU Leuven will discuss the content of Article 24 and what obligations it imposes on State parties. This session is followed by a Q&A and lunch. Mr. Luk Zerderloo from the European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities (EASPD) willpresent an'Overview of Inclusive Education in Europe'. In a session on teaching, primary school Principal, Mr. Cóilín O'Coigligh will present a case study on the challenges to inclusion that exist in the Irish context today. This is followed by Mr. Richard Rieser from the World of Inclusion who has recently completed a review for UNICEF on preparing teachers for children with disabilities from an inclusive perspective. This will be followed by a Q&A session. The conference will then address the issue of litigating the right to education, Mr. James McNabb a parent of a child with a disability will discuss his story of litigating against the Department of Education to ensure that his son accessed an appropriate education. This is followed by Lycette Nelson, the Litigation Director from Mental Disability Advocacy Centre (MDAC) who will discuss 'Strategic Litigation and the Right to Education.' This is followed by a Q&A session. Finally Professor Gerry Whyte from Trinity College Dublin who has written the seminal work on the topic of "Social Inclusion and the Legal System: Public Interest Law in Ireland" will act as Rapporteur for the conference. Separatelya Student Conference will take place on Friday 21st February from 5pm to 7pm, the event is free to all and students will address issues related to Article 24 of the UNCRPD. The Friday event is split into two panels, the first panel will discuss, "Discreet Issues in respect of Inclusive Education" addressing issues such as inclusive education, early intervention and reasonable accommodation. The second panel will discuss the "Implementation of Article 24 UNCRPD in Various Jurisdictions". The students will focus on their countries of origin, including, China, Kenya, Nepal and Uganda. For further details on the conference, speakers and registration visit www.conference.ie Ends.
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Taoiseach Enda Kenny presents Gold Medal to NUI Galway researcher in the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin
Friday, 21 February 2014
Taoiseach Enda Kenny presented the Royal Irish Academy Gold Medal to the NUI Galway Professor of Physics, Colin O'Dowdin recognition of his outstanding contribution to the Environmental and Geosciences. In presenting the medals the Taoiseach congratulated the medallists on their many achievements and paid tribute to the RIA for providing a platform to celebrate academia and the role it plays in our society and economy, saying: "Education and innovation are central to the Government's ambition of achieving economic recovery and the creation of jobs. The education and training system is a critical part of our recovery and growth. That is why, among the wide range of measures to boost job creation and improve the environment for business, R&D forms a central pillar of our Action Plan for Jobs." Also presented on the day was a Gold Medal for the Social Sciences to NUI Maynooth Professor Rob Kitchin. Each medal is a testament to a lifetime of passionate commitment to the highest standards in scholarship and they are a well-deserved recognition of scientific excellence. Professor Colin O'Dowd, through his pioneering work in the field of atmospheric physics, has become internationally renowned as one of the leading scientists in the field of climate change. He is also the Director of the Centre for Climate and Air Pollution Studies, at the Environmental Change Institute. He is an alumnus of NUI Galway, having completed his Bachelor of Science in 1987. Professor O'Dowd is credited with driving the development of the Mace Head Atmospheric Research Station in Galway, a new supersite which has resulted in it becoming one of the most advanced Global Atmosphere Watch stations in the world. Professor O'Dowd has been a member of the Royal Irish Academy since 2011. Speaking about the award, Dr Jim Browne, President of NUI Galway, congratulated Professor O'Dowd on this prestigious accolade, which, he said: "recognises the outstanding quality of Professor O'Dowd's research in environmental and atmospheric physics. It is a mark of the high esteem in which he is held by his academic peers and it follows his being awarded the Appleton Medal by the Institute of Physics last year. This honour serves to underline the calibre of scholarship underway at NUI Galway and on behalf of the University, I extend warmest congratulations to Colin on his award and on the scholarship which the RIA Gold Medal represents." After been awarded the Royal Irish Academy Gold Medal in Environmental and Geosciences Professor Colin O'Dowd said "It is a great honour to receive the RIA Gold Medal. The award is in geophysics, and in terms of my research, this means air pollution and climate change. Thus, the award is very timely in that it reinforces climate change awareness, particularly in light of the extreme weather conditions encountered over the last weeks; the next step is to see some practical climate action." Guests at the ceremony included members of the Irish higher education system, funding agencies, the British and Greek ambassadors to Ireland and friends and family of the medallists. The Royal Irish Academy Gold Medals are awarded to two outstanding academics each year and are recognised as a truly national expression of celebration for scholarly achievement. The medals are sponsored by The Higher Education Authority. -Ends-
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Participants Needed for NUI Galway Research Project on Cancer-Related Fatigue
Monday, 24 February 2014
The School of Psychology at NUI Galway is currently inviting adults who have completed their treatment for cancer at least six months ago, for a series of focus groups on the experience of cancer-related fatigue in cancer survivors. The group discussions will offer participants the opportunity to share their experiences with, and thoughts about cancer-related fatigue, in a casual environment and with complete confidentiality. Persistent fatigue is often a common consequence of cancer treatment. Participant views and personal experiences are extremely valuable and their input will greatly help the researcher in the development of an intervention for individuals who suffer with fatigue after their treatment has ended. They may also benefit from discussing their fatigue with others who also experience persistent fatigue. The focus groups are part of a PhD research project being carried out at NUI Galway by student Teresa Corbett with Dr Jane Walsh, Dr Brian McGuire and Dr AnnMarie Groarke of the University's School of Psychology. The study is supported by Cancer Care West and Galway University Foundation. The focus group session will include 4-6 other volunteer participants and will be led by Ms Corbett. Refreshments will be provided to participants and each session is scheduled to last approximately 90 minutes. The focus groups will be held in the School of Psychology in the Arts Millennium Building Extension at NUI Galway. NUI Galway PhD student and facilitator of the focus groups, Teresa Corbett, said: "Persistent cancer-related fatigue is a common complaint. With an increasing focus on quality of life in survivorship, we believe that it is essential that people have the opportunity to discuss this often debilitating consequence of cancer. Participation is voluntary and anything you say during the focus group will be kept strictly confidential. The focus groups will give individuals the chance to inform our research by telling us of their own personal everyday experiences with fatigue." For further information or to participate in the focus groups contact Teresa Corbett, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 0860705826. -Ends-
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NUI Galway Theatre Week Showcases Student Talent in Theatre, Literature and Film
Tuesday, 25 February 2014
Six new plays compete for the coveted Jerome Hynes One-Act-Play Award NUI Galway is celebrating Drama in many forms during its Theatre Week, which runs from 10 to 14 March. Now in its fifth year, the event showcases through theatre, literature and film, the many talents of NUI Galway students, societies and alumni. The week features the popular Jerome Hynes One-Act Play Series with six new plays. The playwrights have been mentored through the process and one of the highlights of the week will be the Omnibus Edition for all the plays, with an award ceremony of the coveted Jerome Hynes best play award on Friday, 14 March in the Cube Theatre at 6pm. Since the inauguration of the series in 2001, many of the playwrights have gone on to win national and international awards and acclaim and to see their work produced professionally, and many new theatre companies have emerged from the process. This year the NUI Galway's Centre for Drama will present Frank McGuinness's adaptation of Sophocles' Electra, running from 9-11 March at 8pm, with two 10am shows on the 10 and 11 March. Frank McGuinness will attend the Monday morning performance, followed by a talk. Theatre Week will also feature a schools outreach programme with Shakespeare Workshops from ThereisBear! Theatre Company. This vibrant young company, with its roots in NUI Galway, will bring the visiting students on an in-depth journey of the scripts of Macbeth, Othello and The Merchant of Venice. Bookings for the workshops and performance are still being taken for any interested schools. Cyclone Rep will make a welcome return to campus with their version of Julius Caesar, inspired by Nelson Mandela's imprisonment on Robben Island where a forbidden copy of Julius Caesar helped Mandela cope with his confinement. Mandela's inspiration has, in turn, inspired Cyclone Rep to revisit the play in an Irish context. The time is 1981 and the place is Northern Ireland and an illegal copy of Julius Caesar is performed by prisoners struggling with their internment and the spectre of the hunger strikes. Drama will be plentiful with Dramsocs' production of a new adaptation of George Orwell's masterpiece 1984, directed and adapted by Chris Moran. It runs nightly at 8.30pm in the Bank of Ireland Theatre. As part of the Arts in Action Programme, Anam Theatre presents Granuaile. Directed by Sarah O'Toole, Granuaile will take place on Thursday, 13 at 1pm in the Bank of Ireland Theatre. The Galway University Musical Society (GUMS), who recently wowed audiences with their production of The Drowsy Chaperone in the Black Box, are setting themselves the task of casting, producing and performing a mini musical in 14 days. The GIG (Gay in Galway) Society is hosting a Variety Show with MC drag queen Pixie Woo. The week will also include an Improv night with Dramsoc and the Comedy Society, a series of theatrical films from Filmsoc and an exhibition by the Art Society in Aras na Mac Léinn. The India Society will be celebrating Holi, the Festival of Colours, on campus on Thursday, 14 from 3-5pm beside the IT building. Holi commemorates the victory of good over evil and the end of winter and the coming of spring and is celebrated by putting coloured powders on friends, families and strangers alike. Festival Director and NUI Galway Societies Officer, Riona Hughes, said: "The week is an opportunity for us to welcome our friends in the wider community onto campus to celebrate the great tradition of drama in NUI Galway. We are delighted to welcome our professional guest companies and to afford our students and staff an opportunity to showcase their talents and the importance of theatre to the University. We will have three venues in operation and over 40 individual performances over the five days, new writing and new takes on the classics." Information and tickets are available from The SocsBox, Áras na Mac Leinn, on 091 492852 or email@example.com. Full details of each event can be found at www.nuigsocs.wix.com/theatreweek. -Ends-
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Over 200 Primary School Students 'Graduate' from NUI Galway
Tuesday, 25 February 2014
NUI Galway recently conferred special certificates on the third cohort of 'graduates' from its Youth Academy. 208 primary school children from across Galway City and County received their certificates, with more than 1000 friends and family attending the ceremony. Established in 2012, the Youth Academy aims to inspire entry to university by introducing children and their families to university life. Since its foundation, over 600 children have graduated from a variety of 13 courses on Saturday mornings ranging from Italian to Mandarin, Philosophical Discovery, Psychology, Engineering, English Literature, History, Drama, Bio-Explore, Ocean Physics, and Information Technology. The Youth Academy runs for a six week period and works with high ability fourth and fifth class primary school children to support their learning and academic development, in partnership with their primary schools. Speaking at the event, President of NUI Galway, Dr Jim Browne, said: "The Youth Academy is a very important initiative by this University. We feel that it responds to the educational needs of our most important young citizens and gives talented young students the opportunity to get experience of learning in a university. NUI Galway is committed to the sharing of knowledge with the wider community and ensuring that the pathways to university are open to all.I hope that initiatives such as the Youth Academy can highlight how the university can and does serve its community, not only here Galway but in society in general." For further information on the courses and participation please contact Geraldine Marley, NUI Galway Youth Academy Coordinator, at firstname.lastname@example.com. -ENDS-
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NUI Galway and Music for Galway come Together to Celebrate the Memory of one of Galway's Famous Scholars, Emily Anderson
Wednesday, 26 February 2014
Prestigious JAG Trio to celebrate the memory of Emily Anderson and her link to one of the world's greatest composers, Mozart NUI Galway and Music for Galway come together to celebrate the memory of one of Galway's famous scholars, Emily Anderson, and her link to one of the world's greatest composers, Mozart, with a concert on Friday 28th February at the Aula Maxima, NUI Galway at 8pm. Performing on the night will be the prestigious JAG Trio, comprising of UK violinist Jack Liebeck, known to many as soloist on the 2011 Jane Eyre movie soundtrack, the internationally acclaimed viola player Alexander Zemtsov, and cellist Guy Johnston who returns to Ireland following his appearance as soloist with the RTE National Symphony at the National Concert Hall Dublin this January. They will be joined by Scottish International Piano Competition Winner Tom Poster. Emily Anderson was born in 1891 and as daughter of the President of Queen's College Galway, Alexander Anderson, she grew up inside the very walls in which many of the Music for Galway concerts are being held, the Quadrangle of NUI Galway. Emily went on to study German in Berlin and Magdeburg, returned to Galway and worked for a brief time as professor of German at the college, before leaving for London to join the foreign office. Possessing a strong interest in music Emily Anderson eventually translated the full correspondence of Mozart and, ten years later, of Beethoven from German into English. To this day musicians, musicologists, film makers and music lovers all over the English-speaking world consult her translations when enquiring into the lives of these giants of music. The programme this year will be dedicated entirely to Mozart and features the Divertimento, one of the finest string trios ever composed, his second Piano Quartet K 493, and Mozart arrangements of Bach Preludes and Fuges for string trio. Here is a chance to hear the best of music performed by international artists at the top of their game. Tickets are €20 / MfG Friends and Concessions €16 / students (full time) €6 and are available from Music for Galway 091 705962, Opus 2, No. 4 High Street, Galway or online at www.tht.ie Music for Galway gratefully acknowledges the support of the Arts Council. Ends.
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Birth: Isabella Carmel Edwins
August 9, 2011
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Tyler and Angelina Edwins welcomed daughter Isabella Carmel to their Snoqualmie home June 22, 2011.
She was born at Overlake Hospital Medical Center, in Bellevue, weighing 9 pounds, 1 ounce and measuring 21 inches.
She joins brother Brody, 3.
Grandparents are Steve and Melinda Sanelli, of Issaquah; Debbie Edwins, of Sammamish; and Tom Edwins, of Redmond.
Great-grand parents are Floyd and Carmel Sanelli, of Bellevue; George Miller, of Kirkland; and Richard Smith, of Snoqualmie Pass.
Angelina is a 2000 graduate of Issaquah High school. She is a substitute teacher for the Issaquah School District.
Tyler is a 1999 graduate of Skyline High School. He is a drafter for Collons & Smith Structural Engineers, in Issaquah.
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2008 Mazda MX-5 Miata Touring 2dr Convertible w/Power Hard Top (2.0L 4cyl 6M)
I can't help but smile whenever I'm walking toward it or sitting behind the wheel. This car makes me happy! Shifting is a joy. Handling is light and nimble -- makes every other car (including my Mitsubishi Eclipse) feel like a tank. This car responds so quickly and directly that you'd swear it can read your mind. I've heard people say that you don't drive a Miata, you wear it. They are absolutely right. You've got to strap one on to believe it. And while you're there, take a glance at yourself in the rear view mirror. I bet you'll be smiling!
The handling, and personal feel of the car. The quality of build seems exceptional. I love the open air driving and the way the car responds to driver inputs. Styling and the way other people react to my Miata. Gages are terrific. Steering feel & turning radius. Shifting is just plain fun.
Steering wheel is too thin. Cup holder in the driver's door pokes me in the leg. It should be relocated. Clutch pedal is too long of a reach compared to the gas and brake pedals. Door panels should have pockets. Make cupholder inserts in the center console removable and pad the arm rest.
2008 Mazda MX-5 Miata Grand Touring 2dr Convertible w/Power Hard Top (2.0L 4cyl 6M)
And I am really glad that I did not! I was looking for a small, light, nimble and quick roadster with a little emphasis on comfort. Lotus had the performance and the size, but was a little too severe for the street. Corvette was luxurious and fast, but a bit on the heavy side, and do you really need 425HP? Besides, the seats were dreadful for a $60K automobile. Came down to the Audi TT roadster and the Porsche Boxster� almost pulled the pin on the Porsche until I decided to drive the MX-5. What a revelation! Don�t be fooled by the engine size � light weight combined with a willing engine and an utterly fabulous 6-speed manual box make for an incredible driving experience. No regrets!
Great ride & handling; fabulous instruments,controls & Bose stereo. Power Retractable Hard Top. Fantastic build quality. Great mileage (29.8 MPG first tank/back roads). No European �badge baggage� or reliability issues to worry about. Forget the GPS, Bluetooth and luxury pack-grab a map and G0!
Ipod adapter for the excellent Bose stereo should be standard. Maybe improve the quality of the interior carpeting� that�s about all I can think of.
2008 Mazda MX-5 Miata Sport 2dr Convertible (2.0L 4cyl 5M)
Love the exterior style, price was a major factor in purchase. Turns out the machine is a hoot to drive, I fell in love during the test drive with the zippy feel and handling. My salesman just about had a coranary while I was puttng this car through its paces. Shifting the Miata is great fun, I love torturing the transmission from red light to red light.
5 Speed shift, acceleration, colors (Silver and Black), 5 spoke rims, the ease of use of the pop-top. Being low to ground is a great feel. (But I wish they would provide a lift recliner for getting in and out of the car.)
All cupholders stink, door holders take up valuable space for a 6 foot 230 lb guy like me. Give me a spare donut tire instead of a can of expand-a-foam and a aquarium pump. The stereo is kind of muddled at highway speeds.
Just got it so here are 1st thoughts. I've wanted a 2-seater since I was 12 and saw an MG midget parked outside. Finally got the Miata. Great, just great! Have read all reviews posted so far and agree with most. Great fun to drive. Great performance. Ingenious power hard top terrific option if you like the look and live in a climate where you'd like to extend the season (I do). I looked at all the other cars in a similar price range and there is simply no comparison. Others look and feel almost primitive vs. Miata. If you are thinking about the auto- transmission make sure you test the 6- speed also -- AT works well but it gives a totally different driving experience and feel. Get one & enjoy!
Where do I start? 6-speed tranny is very responsive; handling is superb; inside and out are classy; I think cockpit is just the right size and balance. If you are looking for something roomier, get a performance sedan. I like the contrast between this, my Millennia (96 S - terrific car) and my SUV.
Aux/MP3 input (it's 2008!); center bin with detachable cupholder for 5/6 spd tran; nicer dash insert to replace shiny plastic; padded armrest/center console; swivel visor; outside temp; higher low beam. Memory driver seat.
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We decided it was time to have some fun in our lives. Drove the Sky, Solstice, S2000. Nothing compared with the style, handling and amenities. Besides its got a hard top, duh! We got out of a Lincoln Town Car for this fantastic ride!!!
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No. 8 Hoover survives grind against Byrnes
Carla Swank
It was a grind.
The six-hour bus ride. The scorching on-field temperatures that soared past 100 degrees. The national spotlight. The stifling Duncan (S.C.) Byrnes defense.
But Hoover - ranked No. 8 in the RivalsHigh 100 - found a way to survive and win, 14-0.
Even if it was ugly.
"They worked through it," Miles said via phone shortly after the game's conclusion. "We're all so proud of them."
And by "all," Miles meant the large group of parents, students and fans who filled multiple buses and made the trip to Rock Hill, S.C. for the game.
"We had three fan buses, the band had two buses and the cheerleaders had their own bus," she said. "We wanted a pretty big crowd and we got one."
But while the six-hour ride may have been a grind, it was nothing like the grind that the Buccaneers would face on the field from a staunch Byrnes defense.
At the end of the first half, Hoover clung to a 7-0 lead, on a 20-yard touchdown run by Caleb Sims, who took the direct snap and went straight up the middle for the score.
Other than that one play, however, the Hoover offense was virtually non-existent.
Miles, who was sitting in the bleachers with the parents and fans, said that despite the small lead and the lack of offensive firepower, there was no sense of panic.
"Everyone knows that there's a plan in place," she said. "There wasn't any panic. They were confident that the kids would continue to play hard."
As it turned out, that single touchdown would be all Hoover would need.
No. 46 Byrnes, meanwhile, looked lethargic offensively the entire game, as quarterback Zach Blair - in his first varsity start - never found his rhythm. The team only mustered a little more than 100 yards of total offense - most of which came from the legs of Shakeem Wharton, who had more than 100 yards on the ground himself.
And while the defenses continued to force punting situations, Hoover managed to put one three-play drive together at the end of the third quarter, capped by a 45-yard touchdown pass from Ryan Carter to Jaylon Denson to get the Bucs on the scoreboard one more time.
While that play may have been the game's biggest offensive burst, it was a block late in the game that had the crowd buzzing.
Late in the fourth quarter, with Byrnes in do-or-die mode, Blair tried to make something happen with his legs and scrambled around the right side.
He picked up a block from Cendricus Woodruff - a block that Hoover defensive back Connor Coskery never saw coming. It was a violent collision that left Coskery sans helmet, lying on the field for several minutes. Medical crews brought a stretcher out to his aid, but Coskery managed to sit up and walk off the field under his own power.
"He didn't see it coming," Miles said of the block from her vantage point. "We just hope and pray that he's OK."
Miles did say that Coskery spoke to her after the game and that the team's medical staff was with him. His status and diagnosis are still unknown.
So, while Miles said the team was pleased with the win, there was definitely a sense of relief that the weekend was nearly over.
It was, indeed, a grind.
"(The team) was so excited but exhausted," Miles said. "But they played great.
"It was well worth it."
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Thank god I get to escape in the middle of that to surf. Life without warmth is barely worth living.
what the hell are you doing in canada then, surfer boy?Originally Posted by Offhoff
Blame my parents. I used to live in a place where it went below 0 for 3 weeks a year. Then we moved back to Toronto. That and my gig here is to good to leave so I just take vacations
one of my friends just decided to become a surfer chick one summer. It was pretty funny. She went to europe specifically to surf, three times so far! Of all the places to go to surf!
Myself, I'll be in the scorching hot desert for christmas. hooray, I guess!
Europe? To surf? That IS weird. There are waves but not many good ones in Europe. Nah I'm heading to Costa and Nica, maybe go to the Bocas in Panama too. Then in the spring Jaws and the Hammer and then the south pacific in the summer, maybe Australia for some big wave.
And when are you going to get a job you smarmy b*stard?Originally Posted by Offhoff
I have a job, but being a freelancer means between contracts you surf. Work to live, not live to work.
yeah yeah but you gotta be a freelance cocaine dealer to fund that many globetrotting surf vacations.
Or just fiscally responsible...
a fiscally responsible freelance globetrotting cocaine dealing surfer!
See Goki's got it. Actually if your really interested in how I afford it its not that complicated. I take my digi camera, laptop and digital voice recorder and write an article and do radio. Usually I make more then I spend on the trip as I own my own surfing gear and have been going to the same surf camps for years so I get good prices. Knowing people and having places to stay also helps a ton, plus when I am in Toronto I live pretty frugally so I can go out and have good times in other places.
But I don't know a freelance coke dealer might be a fun gig!
just don't be samplin' too much of yer own wares. heh...Originally Posted by Offhoff
seriously, i'm sure all of us could show a bit more impulse control and not buy the triple lattes at starf-ucks, or cut back on the $10 lunches, or the brooks saddles that you really need etc. you'd be amazed where you can scrounge up a grand. i totally agree that the key to travelling is crashing at friends' places!! familiarity with where you're travelling to helps with scoping out all the deals. budgeting $3k-5k for a big trip is not as expensive as it sounds. most of us probably spend that or more on equally frivoulous things in a year.
Too bad statement one is equivalent to statement two.Originally Posted by Offhoff
Mes compaingnons cui j'amoie et cui j'aim,... Me di, chanson.
I disagree for the block. Workin to secure passports, huts, sun block, and a short gun with tri-fins is workin' to live. Living in Toronto for years slavin away for the school loan, then the car, then the marriage, and then the house, etc etc is workin to live.
I think Offhoff is a Ford Prefect of the skate/surf world and having been a disciple of that world for many many years, I'll almost call him a personal hero, as being jealous is bad Karma. Going to the Philippines in Dec. '07, what Islands to hit there? I'll be in the Provinces.
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Now THAT is a prudent purchase!
Jammer you'll have a righteous time, you going with kids and wife? just wife? solo? You want to surf, long or short board? Have you surfed before? Give me some details on what you want to do I'll make a list and PM it too you of the best me and my friends know of. I might just end up living in southeast asia I damn near took a job in Hong Kong in September.
yikes.. you better have a good excuse for not going.Originally Posted by Offhoff
ORLY?Originally Posted by Shiznaz
Mes compaingnons cui j'amoie et cui j'aim,... Me di, chanson.
RLY!Originally Posted by operator
Bah marriage. The ROI on children is like -1 to -2M dollars. Kids don't make financial sense at all.Originally Posted by TRaffic Jammer
Mes compaingnons cui j'amoie et cui j'aim,... Me di, chanson.
being a kid....you'd know.....
The rewards are beyond monetary, and they can pay to keep you alive when you are toothless and drooling lest you spend the last of your years scraping dog food tins.
With all the romance you displayed in THAT post, you have no worries.
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Clare Morrall (born 1952) is an English novelist. Born in Exeter, she has lived mainly in Birmingham, where she worked for many years as a music teacher. She achieved sudden success with her first published novel, Astonishing Splashes of Colour, which reached the shortlist for the 2003 Booker Prize. Her second novel, Natural Flights of the Human Mind, was published in 2006. The Language of Others followed in 2008, and The Man Who Disappeared in 2010. The Roundabout Man was published in 2011. Her work has been translated into German, Spanish, Italian, French, Polish, Croatian, Russian, Dutch and Greek. Both books have been published in Canada and US. She still works as a music teacher as well as writing. She is a Jehovah's Witness.
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Dating back to 1455, this beautiful oak-beamed house, fed entirely by fresh spring water, is located in the idyllic village of Laveyssiere in the wine-rich Perigord Pourpre region of the Dordogne. The setting feels a million miles from the hustle and bustle of city life yet the village restaurant/boulangerie is only 25 metres away and historic Bergerac is only a 10 minute drive away.
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The Dordogne is an area in the south west of France that is very popular with foreign tourists because of, amongst other things, its natural beauty, it's fine food and its history. It has many ancient fortified castles, stunning cave paintings and beautiful villages.
There are lots of options for trips from short to whole day, eg Bergerac (10-15 mins), Villamblard (15 mins), Perigueux (35 mins), Brantome (50 mins), Les Eyzies (cave paintings, 60 minutes), Sarlat (80 mins), Bordeaux (75 mins). Brantome (known as the Venice of the Dordogne) and Sarlat are very picturesque and are definitely worth trips.
Bergerac is small enough to explore on foot but large enough to have most of the things you might need including many bars and restaurants, banks, pharmacies, a swimming pool and water park, and a hospital. It's medieval centre is very pretty and has many interesting buildings and restaurants. Bergerac is renowned for its wine and the vineyards that surround the town produce some of the best wines in the region.
Other highlights local to our holiday home include:
- The village's only bar/restaurant 20 metres from your front door (you can buy bread and pastries here too)
- Weekly local produce markets in Bergerac and surrounding villages
- Visiting the medieval town of Bergerac with its many restaurants from budget to fine dining
- River trips along the Dordogne, starting in Bergerac
- Numerous vineyards to visit (nearby Chateau Sainte Foy des Vignes has some good very reasonably priced wines)
- Chateau de Bridoire (chateau in beautiful setting with approximately 50 medieval games for children and adults to play). Has a cafe. A short drive from Laveyssiere.
- Petting farm with all the animals you'd want just a few minutes drive from Laveyssiere.
- Large garden centre with nice cafe and lots of interesting pets, 25 mins away. It is always open, even on Sundays.
- Forest parcours (tree top adventure with rope bridges, zip wires, climbing etc - similar to 'Go Ape' in UK) due to open at Easter 2013. Suitable for ages 10 years up. On the outskirts of Laveyssiere so very close and walkable.
- Large swimming lake with water slide etc, 40 mins drive away.
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After seeing the documentary on Cody (CODY: The First Step) I knew I wanted to help this organization flourish! Once you begin volunteering with the Cody Unser First Step Foundation you can't stop! This a wonderful organization to be a part of. The first time I had the pleasure of working with them was during one of their 'Discover Scuba' events. To see the smiles and sense of self each participant was getting back, regardless of their disability, is a feeling that will stay with me forever. This organization, the people involved and the people it serves are simply amazing!
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Seeing the faces of the people light up when they discover that they can Scuba Dive and in turn accomplish anything.
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the organization had more funding for the programs as a whole.
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