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The Ark - EustaCE STREET Little Feet Sean Nós Dance Workshop With Sean-Nós dancer Emma O'Sullivan Saturday 28th 11:00-11:45 Price €10/€8* Ages 3-6 Barrels & Brushes Sean Nós Dance Workshop With Sean-Nós dancer Emma O'Sullivan Saturday 28th 12:30-13:30 Price €10/€8* Ages 7-12 CHILDREN'S Open TRAD sessionS With Irish trad group Ceoltóirí Chluain Tarbh Sat 28th & Sun 29th 12:00-14:30 Price FREE Ages 8+ CHILDREN'S DROP-IN CRAFT CLUB Drop-in craft club with the Crafts Council of Ireland artists Sarah Malin, Aideen Lynch, Caroline Ryan & Cathy Hayden Sat 28th & Sun 29th 12:00-17:00 Price FREE Ages 5+ family concert - Feet and Fiddles With musicians Sinéad Madden, Joanne McVeigh & featuring Emma O'Sullivan & fiddle duo Sephira Saturday 28th 15:00-16:00 Price €10/€8* All The Family family concert - Honky-Tonk Tunes With musicians The Henry Girls Sunday 29th 15:00-16:00 Price €10/€8* All The Family *Price for children accompanying third-level students, senior citizens, the unwaged and those parenting alone. The New Theatre - East Essex STREET IMRO showcases Thursday 26th-Friday 27th 18:30-19:45 Price FREE IMRO master classes Gerry O'Connor 11:00-13:00 & Tommy Sands 14:00-16:00 Saturday 28th Price FREE THE TINKERS' WEDDING BY J.M. SYNGE Saturday 28th 20:00 Price FREE Christ Church CATHEDRAL High Nellie race Saturday 28th 12:00 Price FREE Meath Beo Rural village and animal farm Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th 12:00-17:00 Price FREE The Tudors exhibition Wednesday 25th - Sunday 29th 12:00-17:00 Price FREE TradFest indoor market Saturday 28th 11:00-16:00 Price FREE Genealogy Saturday 28th 11:00-16:00 Price FREE Story telling with Nuala Hayes & Anne Marie O'Farrell Saturday 28th 13:00 & 14:30 Price €3 ECUMENICAL CLOSING SERVICE Sun 29th 15:30 Price FREE
HEADLINE STAGE - EAST ESSEX / PARLIAMENT ST LIVE Traditional Irish music and dance Saturday 28th - Sunday 29th 12:00-19:00 Price FREE
The BUTTON FACTORY - CURVED STREET CéILí & SET DANCING WITH THE TARA CéILí BAND Sunday 29th 14:00-17:00 Price €10 City Hall - DAME STREET ÉILE - The Siansa Gael Linn Winners Saturday 28th 13:00 Price FREE THE TEMPLE BAR GALLERY + STUDIOS Fiddle making demonstration With Ger H. O'Neill & Peadair O'Doherty Sunday 29th 14:00-15:00 Price FREE NATIONAL WAX MUSEUM - FOSTER PLACE FAMOUS & IMFAMOUS DUBLIN CHARACTERS Wed 25th-Sun 29th 10:00-19:00 FAMILY TICKET €25 IRISH FILM INSTITUTE - EUSTACE STREET A GREAT MIX OF IRISH MUSIC RELATED FILMS Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th 12:00 Price IFI Members €6.70 / €5.20 Concession General Public €7.75 / €5.40 Concession Tickets from IFI Box Office or www.ifi.ie Around Temple Bar A SELECTION OF GREAT STREET ENTERTAIMENT With Face Painters, Wren Boys, Street Performers, Giant Games, The Chancy Brothers and Buskers Stage. Sat 28th & Sun 29th 12:00-18:30 Price FREE
SIAMSA COIS LIFE STAGE - FOWNES STREET Traditional Irish music and dance Performed by some of the best Irish talent around Sat 28th & Sun 29th 12:00-17:00 Price FREE
Gallaghers Boxty House - FLEET STREET Irish Cookery classes Including a cooking demo, historical talk, lunch & drink. Limited spaces available, booking is essential. Wednesday 25th-Sunday 29th 13:00 Price €30 Merchants Arch STORIES OF IRISH SONG AND DANCE Two Irish musicians will performs tunes, songs and dances while telling stories. Includes lunch. Wed 25th-Sat 28th 13:00-14:30 Price €20 Adults/€15 Kids Beads & Bling - WELLINGTON QUAY Make your own CELTIC bracelet & earRings Friday 27th 17:00-18:30 Price €10 Fascinator Workshop Friday 27th 18:30-20:30 Price €20 GaelChultúr Centre - FILMBASE, CURVED ST Irish cultural workshop 1 hour of sean-nós singing & 1 hour of sean nós dancing. Friday 27th 19:00-21:00 Saturday 28th 11:00-13:00 & 14:00-16:00 Price €12
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SATURday 28TH JANUARY INTERNATIONAL Celtic Irish Dancing FESTIVAL M&R Dance Events will host the first International Celtic Irish Dance Festival showcasing the very best Irish dancing THE ROLLING DRONES talent from all over the world. 11:45-14:45 The ARTANE SENIOR BAND 15:00-16:00 The Rolling Drones 16:15-17:00 SEPHIRA 17:15-17:45 PADDY CASEY 18:00-19:00 SEPHIR A
SUNday 29TH JANUARY DCU Dance Soc 11:30-12:00
The headline stage will feature some of the best known names in Irish Music and showcase some of Irelands brightest new talents. From rock tunes with a trad twist to Irish dancers from all over the world.
Saturday 28TH JANUARY Meath Beo 11:00-12:45 Paidí Bán Ó Broin 13:00-13:30 RIL ÓG 13:45-14:30 Ceoltóirí Chluain Tarbh 14:45-15:30 THE HENRY GIRLS 15:45-16:15 Scoil Rince Nolan Dunleavy 16:30-17:00 DIT trad ensemble 17:15-18:00 Craobh Seán Treacy
SUNday 29TH JANUARY Bray Gospel Choir 12:00-12:45 Craobh Seán Treacy - CCE 13:00-13:45
Young people from Irish Music and dancing schools from all over Ireland will showcase their talents which will keep your toes tapping and your hands clapping throughout the afternoon and evening.
MC Veigh Sisters 14:00-14:45 TCD Trad Soc 15:00-15:45 The Bonny Men 16:00-17:00
MC Veigh Sisters
IMRO masterclass WITH GERRY O'CONNOR Ireland's internationally renowned and leading tenor-banjo player Gerry O' Connor will discuss his unique playing and composition techniques. Saturday 28th 11:00-13:00 PRICE FREE Booking Essential IMRO masterclass WITH TOMMY SANDS Tommy Sands of the legendary folk group 'The Sands Family' will explore the craft of songwriting with his own inimitable style Saturday 28th 14:00-16:00 PRICE FREE Booking Essential Places are limited so booking is essential. To reserve your seat please contact IMRO: Tel 01 6614844 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
IMRO SHOWCASES As part of the festival, IMRO will be running a series of showcase concerts and workshops featuring some of the best emerging traditional acts in Ireland. Thursday 26th & Friday 27th 18:30-19:45 PRICE FREE
THE TINKERS' WEDDING BY J.M. SYNGE Directed by Aisling Smith, you won't be able to help but be entertained, challenged and transfixed by Synge's sharp unvarnished portrayal of rural Irish life at the epoch of the twentieth century. It is the perfect play with which to celebrate traditional Irish culture. Sat 28th 20:00-21:00 PRICE FREE Booking Essential
Céilí & Set dancing with the Tara Céilí Band Meath's Scurlogstown Olympiad presents Céilí and set dancing with the Tara Céilí set dancing band. Get your toes tapping with an All-Ireland senior football medal winner Tom Duff and Paddy and Oliver Reilly the father and son duo who held the 'Fiddler of Meath' for 5 years in a row. Sunday 29th 14:00-17:00 Price €10
ÉILE, Buaiteoirí - Siansa Gael Linn 2011 - Winners Arna eagrú ag Gael Linn le tacaíocht ó Irish Music Magazine, Foras na Gaeilge agus RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta, tá Siansa ar cheann de phríomhchomórtais ceoil/amhránaíochta na tíre. The charming group 'ÉILE' from Laurel Hill Coláiste FCJ, Limerick, winners of the 2011 competition, will present an exciting selection of beautifully arranged music and song at this showcase concert under the direction of Holly Geraghty. Saturday 28th 13:00 PRICE FREE éILE
TEMPLE BAR GALLERY+STUDIOS FIDDLE MAKING DEMONSTRATION Fiddle making demonstration with Ger H. O'Neill and Peadair O'Doherty. Ger H. O'Neill (Luthier) has been making fine handcrafted woodstring instruments and teaching in Limerick City for over 30 years. Ger will be giving an hour long demonstration along with his apprentice Peadair O'Doherty before The Peckers concert on the intricate craft of fiddle making. This is a rare opportunity to see instruments being made. The demonstration gives an insight into the labour intensive craft, skill and love that goes into each fiddle produced. Sunday 29th 14:00 PRICE FREE Places are limited, booking essential, reserve your place on entertainment.ie/tradfest
National Wax Museum National Wax Museum Plus Be guided through the museum by traditional Dublin characters like Molly Malone, the Dublin washer woman, Johnny Forty Coats and Bang Bang Dudley. These Dublin natives will tell you tales of times past and spin you a yarn or two about the historical figures on display. They will give you the inside scoop on the great Irish Writers including Oscar Wilde, Brendan Behan and W.B Yeats. They will introduce you to all the Irish sporting greats and give you the low down on what happens with all the stars back stage in the grand hall of fame. Wed 25th-Sun 29th 10:00-19:00 Price Family Ticket €25
County Meath – Ireland's Heritage Capital was once the territory of the High Kings of Ireland. Some of the most important historic sites and monuments are located within County Meath and virtually every important aspect of Irish history from prehistoric times is associated with the county.
Scurlogstown Olympiad The committee of this festival is attempting to revive the past times, sports and way of life of the Irish people, to stir in all our hearts a love for the virtues and simplicity of our ancestors. The vast majority of Irish people are either involved in farming or are one or two generations removed from the land. Many of us hanker for the simple rural life of days gone by. Life was simpler then, but it was also tougher. This festival will remind us of our culture and our past - both important facets in our own make-up. Scurlogstown Olympiad have been running festivals promoting our national cultural heritage since the 1960's. Temple Bar TradFest are delighted to work with such an active and committed organization.
Photograph by Anne Crinion.
Ronnie Drew, John Sheehan with Margaret Anderson aunt of Barney McKenna, and her husband Ned at the Scurlogstown Olympiad in 1969.
Meath Beo is a collective of traditional festivals from Co. Meath led by the Scurlogstown Olympiad group. Audiences will be welcomed to Meath BEO with cyclists on high Nellie bikes in period dress on Saturday at 12pm. Meath Beo will transform the grounds of Christ Church Cathedral with a traditional rural Irish Village. Audiences will experience a taste of the country in the city in Dan O'Hara's village with workshops such as buttermaking and woodturning taking place in traditional Irish thatch cottages. The animal farm will be great fun for all the family where children can meet Nelly the donkey and Daisy the cow, alongside pigs, goats, lambs and sheep.
Visitors will experience rural traditions where young and old can learn how to sharpen a scythe, milk a cow, make a sugan rope and even dance a half-set. The grounds of Christ Church will be filled with the smell of breadmaking and butter churning from Cissy's kitchen and a taste of the boxty will be sure to keep away the January blues. Be sure to look out for Molly Molone, and the donkey and trap throughout the streets of Temple Bar.
Audiences should also keep their eyes open for the TradFest matchmaker, and the colourful Wren Boys who will perform each night on Temple Bar Square. Meath BEO will also take to the Siamsa Cois Life stage on Saturday the 28th from 11-1 where the best in Irish Music and Dance talent from Co. Meath will be showcased. Performances will include Carney school of Irish dancing, Gael scoil na Boinne dancers and Comhaltas na hÓige. Temple Bar TradFest would like to thank the following people (not exhaustively) for their support in bringing Meath BEO to Dublin; The entire organising committee of Scurlogstown Olympiad led by Chief Organiser Pat Farrelly and Chairperson Iris Douglas and also John Marron (PRO), Aoife Farrrely, Seamus Ó Droma, Hugh Goulding, Michael O'Conner, Noel Fitzsimons, Paddy Pryle, Shea Reynolds, Enda Shiels, Frank O'Sullivan and everybody else (whose names we do not have here) who has had a role in bringing Meath BEO to Dublin.
Their experienced researchers from a number of their county genealogy centres will be offering a free advisory service to visitors to the TradFest to assist them in locating records relating to their particular family in a specific county or across any number of counties. The IFHF and its centres are not for profit organizations providing an online and local service run by trained genealogists and researchers, as well as computerizing further records. Saturday 28th 11:00-16:00 PRICE FREE The Tudors exhibition A spectacular exhibition of original 16th Century costumes from the historical series The Tudors. Designed by Emmy award-winning designer Joan Bergin, the opulent costumes from the drama have travelled the world having previously appeared on display in Macy's, New York on Saint Patrick's Day. The beautiful gowns feature elaborate beading, embroidery, crotchet and hand painting. Wed 25th - Sun 29th 10:00-17:00 PRICE Free KIng James Bible To mark the 400th anniversary of the publication of the authorised version of the Holy Bible, an exhibition of 30 ancient bibles is currently on display in the Crypt, the earliest of which dates from 1595. The collection includes a Geneva Bible (1689) in French, the Luther Bible (1789) in German, the Holy Bible (1823) in Irish, a Geneva Bible from 1611, a reprint of the Coverdale Bible (1535) and a reprint of the 1611 King James Bible. Wed 25th - Sun 29th 10:00-17:00 PRICE Free
Genealogy The Irish Family History Foundation has an all Ireland network of county genealogy centres and is the largest provider of family history research services on the island of Ireland. Those wishing to trace their Irish ancestry can access its website, www.rootsireland.ie which provides access to over 19 million Irish records from the 1600s to the 1900s including births, baptisms, marriages & deaths; Griffith's Valuation; Tithe Applotment Books; the 1901 & 1911 census records; gravestone inscriptions and other sources.
Guided Tours Guided Medieval tours of the Cathedral are available with a qualified approved tour guide who will take you through the wonderful history of the Cathedral, the magnificent interior, atmospheric crypt and the ancient Cathedral treasures and historic artifacts. Tours of the famous Christ Church Cathedral Belfry are also available and include the 73 steps to the ringing room in the tower. Led by the Cathedral bell-ringer, it offers information on the history and practice of campanology and a unique opportunity to ring the bells. Medieval Tour Sat 28th - Sun 29th 12:00 & 13:30 PRICE €4 / €10 Family Ticket (2 Adults & 2 Children) BELFRY Tour Sat 28th - Sun 29th 12:30 & 14:00 PRICE €4 / €10 Family Ticket (2 Adults & 2 Children) TradFest market In Christ Church Crypt A perfect place to pick up some homemade Irish arts and crafts or tasty, home baked treats to give as gifts or keep for yourself in a very unique setting. Saturday 28th 11:00-16:00 PRICE Free Story telling With Nuala Hayes and Anne Marie O'Farrell. The atmospheric medieval crypt of Christ Church Cathedral will be the venue for Irish legends and stories from Folklore and Literature with renowned storyteller, Nuala Hayes and Harpist and Composer, Anne Marie O'Farrell. The Children of Lir, Balor of the Evil Eye and Mary Lavin's wonderful A Likely Story will be included in the sessions, which are geared towards visitors and families with children from 5 years and upwards. Saturday 28th 13:00 & 14:30 Price €3
TRADFEST ECUMENICAL CLOSING SERVICE Central Nave The ecumenical service will take the form of Choral evensong with some organ and instrumental solos. Evensong is a combination of the medieval offices of Vespers.This form of prayer has been offered here for nearly a thousand years. Cathedral Choral Evensong is essentially a service of reflection-of leaving ourselves open that God may speak to us through the psalms, readings and canticles, which are the core of the service. Here beauty in language and music can speak to us of God in a rich and diverse way. Within this hallowed space you may forget the ceaseless activity of daily life and be still. Sunday 29th 15:30 PRICE Free
Little Feet Sean Nós Dance Workshop With Sean Nós dancer Emma O'Sullivan Traditionally, little children joined in Sean Nós dancing with the adults at home and this year at Tradfest we want you and your child together to enjoy dancing and moving to Irish music. Let All-Ireland Champion Sean Nós Dancer Emma O'Sullivan, known for her TV appearances on the All-Ireland Talent Show, introduce you to the lively moves of Sean Nós. There will be lots of fun and giggles and a chance do a little jig inside a frying pan! Saturday 28th 11:00-11:45 Price €10/€8* Ages 3-6
Barrels & Brushes Sean Nós Dance Workshop With Sean Nós dancer Emma O'Sullivan All-Ireland Champion Sean Nós Dancer Emma O'Sullivan, will have you doing jigs and reels around barrels and brushes in this workshop. You will also learn a short Sean Nós routine and will have the opportunity to show off your new fancy footwork at the Feet and Fiddles concert in the afternoon! Saturday 28th 12:30-13:30 Price €10/€8* Ages 7-12
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FAMILY CONCERT - Feet and Fiddles With musicians Sinéad Madden, Joanne McVeigh and featuring Emma O'Sullivan and fiddle duo Sephira. Be enthralled at our special family concert, alive with wonderful fiddle tunes and crazy stomp board sounds by Sinéad Madden (currently touring with Moya Brennan of Clannad) and multi-instrumentalist Joanne McVeigh. Enjoy the flying feet of All-Ireland Champion Dancer Emma O'Sullivan and the dramatic and energetic fiddle playing duo, Sephira (who have performed with Michael Bublé, Westlife and Rodrigo y Gabriela). Those who take part in the 7+ Sean Nós dance workshop earlier in the day will get the chance to show off their newly learned moves on the stage! Join us for a high energy concert full of leaping, laughing and fiddling. Saturday 28th 15:00-16:00 Price €10/€8* All The Family FAMILY CONCERT - Honky-Tonk Tunes With The Henry Girls The Henry Girls, three sisters from Donegal, will delight with their funky, honky-tonk tunes and magical melodies. The sisters, who recently appeared as guest backing vocalists on Mary Black's new album, will have you tapping your toes and clicking your fingers to their happy voices at this wonderfully lively family concert. "What a revelation, The Henry Girls have finally found their voice and what a happy voice it is…December Moon the title track could be the Galway Girl of 2012." Irish Music Magazine Sunday 29th 15:00-16:00 Price €10/€8* All The Family *Price for children accompanying third-level students, senior citizens, the unwaged and those parenting alone.
FREE Children's Open TRAD SEISIÚN With Irish trad group Ceoltóirí Chluain Tarbh. If you can play a tune on your fiddle, bodhrán, harp, concertina or whatever instrument you play, then come along to our free open trad seisiún in our Cosy Corner. The Seisiún will be led by wonderful musicians, all members of Ceoltóirí Chluain Tarbh, a long established and highly active music organisation. Invite your family to come watch you play in a real trad session. Sat 28th & Sun 29th 12:00-14:30 Price FREE Ages 8+ FREE Children's Drop-In Craft Club Presented in Partnership with the Crafts Council of Ireland. Free drop-in craft club with the Crafts Council of Ireland artists Sarah Malin, Aideen Lynch, Caroline Ryan & Cathy Hayden. The Gigantic Bodhráns (Textiles) With Aideen Lynch Suitable for all the family. Help create massive Bodhráns by making your own mark - participants will draw, paint, print and stitch onto the 'skin' of the Bodhráns, which will then be stretched over a frame. Sat 28th & Sun 29th 12:00-17:00 Price FREE Ages 7+ The Seanchaí Masks (Paper & Mixed media) With Caroline Ryan A seanchaí is a traditional Irish storyteller/historian - this mask-making workshop is inspired by the craft of Storytelling. Let the stories of Fionn Mac Cumhaill, Cuchulainn, the Children of Lír and the Fairies spark your imagination and help you to create a fantastical mask! Sat 28th & Sun 29th 12:00-17:00 Price FREE Ages 5+ Musical Mayhem (Mixed Media) With Sarah Malin Create your very own unique musical instrument using a range of different materials including wool, fabric, cardboard, plastic and recycled materials. Combine a tin-whistle with a violin to 'concoct' our own type of instrument – the crazier the better! Sat 28th & Sun 29th 12:00-17:00 Price FREE Ages 5+ The Salmon of Knowledge (Willow Weaving) With Cathy Hayden The Salmon of Knowledge is a Traditional Irish Legend about the poet Finnegas and the warrior Fionn Mac Cumhaill who gains all the knowledge in the world from a magical fish! In this workshop, learn the skills of basket weaving, one of the oldest traditional crafts, and create your very own Salmon of Knowledge. Sat 28th & Sun 29th 12:00-17:00 Price FREE Ages 5+
Irish Film Institute Irish Film Institute opens its vaults to reveal treasures from the IFI Irish Film Archive which will be of great interest to traditional music enthusiasts. The programme will include:
Saturday 28th 12:00 The Dubliners in the Rare Oul Times A programme of rarely-seen films about The Dubliners including a 1967 pop-video "Seven Drunken Nights" made by renowned music documentarian Peter Whitehead for BBC's Top of the Pops 1967. Sunday 29th 12:00 La Rêve Celtique (The Celtic Dream) Col 1978 25 mins Directed for French television by Frederick Rossif, produced by Tom Hayes and scored by film composer VanGelis (Blade Runner, Chariots of Fire) - La Rêve Celtique presents Irish traditional musicians in ethereal Irish landscapes and in O'Connor's Pub in Doolin. Featuring The Mummers of Lady's Island, The Choir of Cúil Aodha, Junior Crehen, Máire Ni Ceilleachair, Nicholas Toibin, and Peter Flaherty. Bodhrán Col 1974 30 mins. This documentary, directed by Tom Hayes, with support from Roinn na Gaeltachta explores the history and popularity of the Bodhrán in various locations around Ireland. Tickets from the IFI box office or fron www.ifi.ie Prices General Public: €7.75 / €5.40 concession IFI Members: €6.70 / €5.20 concession
The Chancy Brothers Meet Breda, the worldwandering land lady, as she unpacks a wild session of music and 'craic'. Join Mick the bungling barman, and The Chancy's – a pair of musical rogues with dubious talents – as they transport you to a world of a fun-filled, familyfriendly entertainment. The Chancy Brothers blends music, puppetry and slapstick comedy, in a poignant tale of the Irish Diaspora with more than a whiff of nostalgia for the 'Auld Sod' of home. Sat 28th - Sun 29th 12.30, 14.30 and 16.30 Price FREE
TRADFEST Market The streets of Temple Bar and Meeting House Square will become a celebration of Irish food and craft, with an eclectic mix of fresh produce and original Irish products. Saturday 28th-Sunday 29th 12.00 - 18.00 Price FREE
Buskers STAGE Buskers are an age old tradition in Dublin, especially in Temple Bar. Stop at the Buskers Stage and listen to some great music, both the classics and the new. Some buskers have gone on to win Oscars, so who knows what hidden talent you might hear that has yet to be discovered!
TEMPLE BAR SQUARE Dreoilín Cois Boinne Wren Boys The wren boy tradition dates back to a time in Ireland when rural communities gathered together to celebrate the smallest bird in the country, the wren. The wren boy tradition is based on an old Celtic tradition, the feast of Nollag, and it now occupies a pride of place in Christmas festivities. Wearing masks and colourful disguises, the wren boys, including the Bean an Tí and Sean an Tí, will delight the crowds with music, mischief and dance! Sat 28th 18:00 Sun 29th 17:00 Price FREE All The Family street performers Larger than life street performers, stilt walkers and bespoke characters will bring Temple Bar to life throughout the festival. Saturday 28th-Sunday 29th NEED TIMES Price FREE
Face paintING - West Essex St Face painters will be out to add fun, colourful art to children for free. Saturday 28th-Sunday 29th 12:30-16:30 Price FREE
GIANT GAMES - West Essex St Test your skill, steady hand, patience and team work with our GIANT games. We have Jenga, Chess, 4 in a row and Twister, suitable for all the family! Twice the size and twice the fun! Saturday 28th-Sunday 29th 12:30-16:30 Price FREE
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FIRE SHOW - BARNARDOS SQUARE, DAME STREET Dancing through circles of fire, FirePoise fire artists will certainly bring some heat to TradFest this year. Make sure you catch the fantastic show from this incredible fire performance group and be amazed by the talented, graceful, yet death-defying performers. Saturday 28th 19:00 Price FREE
Gallaghers Boxty House cooking classes Gallagher's Boxty House will give a unique presentation on Traditional Boxty Making. You will learn how to make Boiled, Baked and Pan Boxty with a talk on the potato in Irish culture and cuisine followed by a three course lunch with a glass of wine or beer. Booking necessary. Wednesday 25th-Sunday 29th 13:00 Price €30
Gallaghers Boxty House
Irish House party The Irish House Party lunchtime workshop is led by two professional traditional Irish musicians who perform tunes, songs and dances while telling the story of Irish Music. Participants also get the chance to learn a simple Irish dance. It is very interactive and great fun. Wednesday 25th-Saturday 28th 13:00 – 14:30 Price Adults €20, Children €15 Includes lunch
Beads and Bling
Beads & Bling Workshops JewelLEry workshop Learn to make beautiful celtic style jewellery in our 1.5 hour workshop. This class covers how to make a beautiful bracelet and matching earrings using wire, beads and various tools. This class shows you how to manipulate wire into beautiful sculptured shapes that give a beautiful celtic effect. This class is suitable for beginners. Friday 27th 17:00-18:30 Price €10* Tel 01 633 7814
GaelChultÚr centre
GaelChultÚr work shop The Gaelchultúr centre is putting on Irish cultural workshops with Sean-nós singing and dancing. These workshops give visitors to Temple Bar and locals an opportunity to try something different in a lively and friendly atmosphere. They are suitable for all ages and would make a fun afternoon out for all the family! Workshops will comprise of one hour of sean-nós singing and one hour of sean-nós dancing. Participants will get an opportunity to learn a number of sean-nós songs and learn the basic steps in sean-nós dancing. There will be singing from Seosaimhín Ní Bheaglaoich & Enda Ó Catháin, dancing from Sibéal Davitt & Mary-Beth Taylor. Friday 27th 19:00-21:00 Prices €12 Saturday 28th 11:00-13:00 & 14:00-16:00 Prices €12 Tickets available from box office / www.gaelchultur.com 01 4845220 / firstname.lastname@example.com
Fascinator workshop Come along and learn to make a funky fascinator with Ireland's largest Millinery School located at Beads and Bling, Wellington Quay. We teach you how to make a beautiful fascinator suitable for any wedding or race event on your social calendar. You don't need to know how to sew or even be creative as we teach you everything you need to know! Friday 27th 18:30-20:30 Price €20* Tel 01 633 7814 BEADS & BLING, 34-35 Wellington Quay. *Places are limited so book early
HEADLINE EVENTS Wed. 25th-Sun. Jan. 29th
Christ Church
Wed 8pm Michael McGoldrick Trio with special guests Sephira Thurs 8pm Ralph McTell with special guest Orlaith Keane Fri 8pm The Dubliners 50th Anniversary Concert with special guests Sat 8pm The Dubliners 50th Anniversary Concert with special guests
Christ Church
(in the Crypt)
Sat 11am TradFest Indoor Market in the Crypt Sat 1 & 2.30pm Story Telling with Nuala Hayes & Anne Marie O'Farrell on Harp Sun 3.30pm Ecumenical Closing Service
City Hall Wed Wed
1pm Mick O'Brien - Uilleann Pipes 8pm Noel O'Grady - An Evening of Irish Culture in Song & Story Thurs 1pm Edel Fox - Concertina Thurs 8pm Moya Brennan & Cormac De Barra Fri 1pm Tommy Sands - Songs & Story Fri 8pm Frankie Gavin - Fiddle Recital Sat 1pm Siansa winners Éile Sat 8pm Sean O'Riada's Cór Cúil Aodha Sun 5pm Gala Benefit for The Pecker Dunne MAP MC for the evening, Mannix Flynn
Button Factory
Wed 8pm Lisa O'Neill Thurs 8pm Cathy Jordan with special guests The Henry Girls (CD Launch) Fri 8pm Inishturkbeggers Sun 2-5pm Set Dance and Céilí Sun 8pm Fidil & Solo Cissokho With special guests Tarab
New Theatre
Thurs 6.30-7.30pm IMRO Showcase Fri 6.30-7.30pm IMRO Showcase Sat 11am - 1pm Banjo Master Class with Gerry O'Connor Sat 2-4pm Songwriting Master Class with Tommy Sands
For details on hundreds more events see our Headline and Music Trail Guides or go to templebartrad.com
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A) Box Office - Bloom's Hotel 1) Headline Stage - Essex Street East 2) Siamsa Cois Life Stage - Fownes St. 3) The New Theatre 4) The Button Factory 5) City Hall 6) National Wax Museum 7) Christchurch Cathedral 8) The Ark 9) The Irish Film Institute 10) Buskers Stage 11) Face Painting & Giant Games 12) Gallaghers Boxty House 13) Merchant's Arch 13 14) Bead & Bling 15) Gaelchultúr Centre (Upstairs Film Base) 12 14 + Doctors
All ticket prices are exclusive of booking fees.
Tickets available from TempleBarTrad.com or entertainment.ie/tradfest & FESTIVAL BOX OFFICE Blooms Hotel, Angelsea Street, Temple Bar.
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All programme details were correct at the time of going to press. The TEMPLE BAR TRADFEST organisers reserve the right to make programme changes should circumstances dictate. Outdoor events are subject to permission from statuatory permissions and are weather permitting.
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Artistic Director Kieran Hanrahan Festival Director Martin Harte Festival Manager Wendy Grace Festival Patron Stephen Rea Production Manager Shane McDonnell Production Benny Lynch Director of Operations Claudine Murray Public Relations Gerry Lundberg PR Ark Programmers Avril Ryan & Aisling O'Gorman Health and Safety Dennis Herlihy Festival Design Design Associates
Published on Dec 23, 2011
Complete programme of family events taking place during the Temple Bar TradFest from the 25th to the 29th of January 2012. Activities includ...


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The Secret Society: Hidden Mystery Answers for iPhone - iPadHome / iPhone - iPad /
Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your The Secret Society: Hidden Mystery question for iPhone - iPad and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
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- Genre: Adventure
- Release: Nov 21, 2012
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Question & Answers
Gifting Friends
I have played for awhile and have great & giving friends many on this site. When I'm gifting daily & I'm giving a collection item that is not on their wish list, will they receive that specific item? I have more than one item & they are higher up on the list. Want to make sure friends receive what I send them. Also I read where we can send a combination item without deleting from my inventory. Does that work? Thanks for all the help this site provides!
Answer from: Argh
Yes, when you send a collection item from the 'send a collection item' tab instead of wishlist the friend will receive the right item. In fact that is the ONLY way to send a collection item you only have one of (check out posts here on the topic, but basically trying to send the last of a collection item by pressing wishlist tells you it is sent, but it doesn't leave your inventory, the friend receives the first item in your inventory instead, typically a coin or ring, you must send item from the collection tab if you only have one, but if you have 2 or more the wishlist works fine)
Sending any combining element from a friends wishlist or from the 'send a gift' tab counts as a free gift and does not come out of your inventory. It is impossible to send a combining element from your inventory even if you have hundreds to spare. They are always free gifts, but you are limited to one to each friend a day to a maximum of 50 friends.
Answer from: Scout
Argh, thank you so much for your help!
Answer from: Ab
Hi Scout. If you send a collection item by clicking on the item in your list of collection items it will always be sent to your friend (up to the limit of 10 total per day). The only time a collection item will not be sent is when you only have one of those items in your inventory and you click directly on the item in your friend's wish list instead of clicking on it under "send a collection item". In this case, the game tells you it was sent but the game instead sends a coin or whatever the first item happens to be in your list of collection items. It's a known glitch they still haven't fixed at G5. To send a combination item that does not come out of your inventory, click on "send a gift" when gifting instead of "send a collection item". You may send one of these free gifts per friend per day up to a limit of 50.
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During Ministry Week last November 14-18, Messiah College sent a team to Cuta, Batangas. There, 306 people were exposed to the gospel and 268 of them prayed to receive Christ! If you would like to partner with Messiah College in equipping students to spread the gospel in their future profession, Read More »
Messiah College praises God for the 491 people exposed to the Gospel and the 400 who prayed to receive Christ! Thank you to everyone who partnered with us through prayer to make this activity possible. If you would like to further partner with Messiah College in equipping students to spread the Read More »
Last Nov 14-18, one of Messiah College's ministry week teams stayed in Pagrangayan, Agno, Pangasinan. While they were there, they held classroom evangelism, house to house evangelism, livelihood training, sports clinics, and much more. Through these events, 491 people were able to hear the gospel message, and 349 of them Read More »
This year, Messiah College had 3 teams in Batangas for Ministry Week. One team, partnered with GCF Batangas and Conservative Baptist Christian Fellowship Taysan. Together, they did exposed 107 people to the Gospel, with 100 of them praying to receive Christ as their Savior. Below is a look at their Read More »
We praise God for the 104 people that were exposed to the gospel and the 74 that prayed to receive Christ! The team in Dau helped out by doing Campus Evangelism, Campus Evangelism Training for the youth at Mabalacat College, Prayer Walk, Follow up for those exposed to the Gospel, Outreach Program Aetas, Evangelism Training, Worship Training, and Evangelism Read More »
Students who log in can view the full gallery here. Cavite Team Faculty Coaches: Tita Marlyn Del Rosario & Kuya Micah Del Rosario Students: Isiah Rabe (leader), Khrisna Cagitla, Jotham Pranza, Ivan Tria, Micah Alarcon, Michs Molino, Angel Valdez, Chow Laureta Venue: Manggahan, Gen. Trias, Cavite Church: AMW Presbyterian Church Read More »
Even as freshmen, the students at Messiah College are trained how to share the gospel. Over the years, the school offers them various opportunities to share God's Word through community evangelism, evangelistic events, and missions outreaches.
However, there is a group of Messiah Students who have been going out weekly to share the gospel; not because it is a school activity, but simply because they love God. They are intentionally going out and looking for opportunities to share – and God has been blessing their efforts. We are truly blessed to see our students changing the community for Christ and taking part in the Great Commission!
Thank you for you partnership, support, and prayers. Together we can help raise the next generation of leaders; leaders who are Intentionally Christian.
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by Ana Domini Aganinta, Messiah College, Sophomore
"After the Sunday service, we held an evangelistic training for the moms and then for the youth. We went out with the youth for street evangelism using the tract that we taught them. Cherry, a church member, and I walked and stopped in front of McDonald's. Our first two attempts at sharing the Gospel failed, but the third was great! We saw God's work in there. Two kids were begging money from us, but I didn't want to give, because I knew that it would just t go to a syndicate, so I made a deal with them. If they listened to me, I would feed them at McDo. They agreed. Cherry and I asked them about their lives and then shared the Gospel with them. I'm so grateful to God that He helped us to be friends with the kids. We taught them the word "biyaya." I was surprised that they didn't know what it meant, so I told them that it's anything good that comes from God- for example, the burger that they ate, their friendship with each other, and also Cherry and me who gave them food. Then, the boy showed us a toy gun that he was hiding under his shirt. I told them that it's bad and that God would be sad. I told him that I would be sad too. The boy said he didn't want God to be sad. We asked what he was going to do with his toy gun. I was surprised that he voluntarily said that he would throw it and never get it back again. Cherry and I were so amazed at how God worked that one hour interaction with the two kids. As we left McDo, the boy threw his toy gun into the trash bin!"
Praise God for the 95 people who committed their lives to Him during this outreach!
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Dr. Dinesh Chand is an Engg. Professional having B. Engg. (Civil) from University of Gorakhpur; M. Engg. (Environnemental) from Indian Institute of Technology (formerly University Of Roorkee) and Ph. D from University of Rajasthan.
He has over 35 years of experience in the field of Water & Air Pollution Control, Water Supply & Sanitation Sector and the sector's planning and implementation aspects. During the above period, he held various posts starting his career as Asstt. Environmental Engineer (from May1981 to September 1986) – in UP Pollution Control Board; Assistant Adviser and Deputy Adviser (from October 1986 to October 2008) in the Dept. of Drinking Water Supply (Rajiv Gandhi National Drinking Water Mission) (Govt, of India); Joint Adviser (WR) from Nov. 2008-February 2011 in Planning Commission of India. He also worked briefly as Joint Adviser, CPHEEO in Ministry of Urban Development from March-November 2011 before joining back as Additional Adviser (PHE) to Ministry of Drinking water and Sanitation (MDWS). He is also Chief Engineer, International Centre for Drinking Water Quality( under MDWS), Kolkata. He has about 34 papers published in his credit and visited about 11 countries and also represented the Govt, of India in various Ministries/ Departments viz. Forums, Reviews/ Experts Committees, Working Groups/Task Forces and conferences etc.
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Kids are naturally adorable and they can become a lot cuter if we buy them the right accessories. With the help of the Internet, it is now a lot easier to shop for fashionable kids accessories. If you search on the Internet, you can find a lot of online stores or shops that sells stylish and fashionable kids accessories. However, it is very important to note that not all online shops that sell kids accessories have amazing customer care service. And so it is crucial that you double check the credentials and the background history of the store or shop that sells kids accessories in order for you to make sure that you are buying only the best kids accessories. You should also make sure that you are only buying kids accessories from online stores or shops that have awesome reputation.
It is wise that you get to visit their website and then check what their previous and current customers are saying about the kids accessories that they are selling. Be careful in choosing an online store or online shop since not all of them are legitimate – double check whether or not they are real companies. It is also wise that you get their contact information and then ask relevant questions or if you have concerns regarding the product that they are selling, then don't hesitate to ask them. The best store or shop out there that sells the best kids accessories are those that can answer all your questions properly and address your concerns appropriately.
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First are three from our hike in Connemara National Park. It was cloudy and grey, as you can see. We kept saying, "At least it's not raining." On the right, you can see some hikers coming just behind us. It was a pretty busy trail.
Amazing how smooth and green that valley was.
Nice view from the top.
Before I got there, I didn't realize the cliffs are several kilometers long. You can hike along the tops of the cliffs on a trail just on the other side of the fences of bordering farms. It was a hazy day, so not many photos.
This last photo was on Achill Island, about an hour and a half northwest of Galway. We found the place a bit unimpressive after having seen all the other stuff, but this scene appealed to me.
This is the fourth in a series of posts on our Irish vacation.
Part 1: an unexpected close-up visit with a dolphin.
Part 2: the spectacular seaside cliffs of Mizen Head.
Part 3: our hike around Lamb's Head, at the tip of the Beara Peninsula, in County Cork.
Part 5: I saved the best for last, the seaside cliffs and islands along Slea Head Drive.


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"You're fired!"I couldn't believe what I was hearing. Yes, my Daddy approval rating may have been down a bit since my knee surgery. I haven't been able to spend a lot of time on the floor with Andy. But I never realized it would lead to this.
"Who says you can fire me?" I asked.
"You did. You put me in charge, and you're fired!"
"OK," I replied.Now one might ask, "where does a 3 year old learn about being in charge, and firing people?" I have know idea.
However, I think I may have gotten my job back. I took him shopping today and bought him a Transformer. He likes it, even though it turns out to be one of the bad guys. Hopefully my Daddy approval rating will increase over the next few weeks.


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The Ministry of Environment has expanded a smoky skies bulletin to cover West Kootenay/Boundary as a result of wildfires burning throughout the BC interior.
Air quality meteorologist Ralph Adams says smoke concentrations will vary widely as winds, fire behaviour and temperatures change.
The ministry advises avoiding strenuous outdoor activities. If you experience any of the following symptoms, contact your health care provider: difficulty in breathing, chest pain or discomfort, and sudden onset of cough or irritation of airways.
The ministry says exposure is particularly a concern for infants, the elderly and those who have underlying medical conditions such as diabetes, and lung or heart disease.


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The blockbuster acquisition of star receiver Brandon Marshall failed to make the Miami Dolphins better.
In fact, they got worse. The Dolphins won the AFC East two years ago. They went 7-9 last season but still had playoff hopes entering their finale.
The best they can do this year is 8-8. They were eliminated from playoff contention two weeks ago.
At his weekly news conference, Marshall was asked for his thoughts on the team's direction. He didn't hesitate to endorse head coach Tony Sparano's return for next year, but withheld any praise for quarterback Chad Henne or offensive coordinator Dan Henning.
Marshall said he came to Miami with aspirations he and Henne would achieve greatness.
"I'm not sure," Marshall said. "We had some opportunities this year to do that, and we didn't get it done. I guess we have to evaluate what we've done this year and see if we can improve and see if can become good before we become great."
Marshall joined the Dolphins with three straight 100-reception campaigns and 10 touchdowns last year.
With one game left, he has 81 catches and three touchdowns.
Marshall advised Henne to chuck the ball around more often and trust him to make the catch. In talking about Marshall's previous quarterbacks, he said "Jay Cutler was my guy. He threw it up."
"Just got to let it go, you know?" Marshall said in a story by South Florida Sun-Sentinel reporter Mike Berardino. "Don't worry about the consequences. Just throw it up and see what happens. Throw a pick or whatever. Let's live and die by it.
"We want to play smart football, and we want to be consistent, but at the same time if you look at what teams do with Roddy White, Calvin Johnson, that's something I'm used to in the past, just guys believing in me.
"You make plays like that, you build confidence in each other. You get a little snowball effect. We didn't get that this year, and it's disappointing."


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Urologist Want Patient Cystoscopy
Why might my urologist not want to see me as a patient unless I get a cystoscopy?
Dr should explain ?: You must have seen the dr if s/he is your urologist. Dr is correct if you have blood in urine, mass in bladder seen on ultrasound or as part of work-up for urinary symptoms. However any good dr. Should be prepared to explain reason for any procedue including cystoscopy. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Cystoscopy (Definition)
Cystoscopy is a procedure where a small instrument called a cystoscope is inserted into the urethra and advanced into the bladder in order to visualize the ...Read more
What is involved is seeing a urologist for a cystoscopy?
Several steps.: Cystoscopies are commonly office procedures. You will be asked to undress, put on a gown, then lie on table or chair. Your groin is prepped with antiseptic solution. A numbing gel may be placed in your urethra. A cystoscope will be placed into the bladder by the urologist; the initial entry is the most uncomfortable part. Irrigating fluid will enter your bladder. You may get an antibiotic. ...Read more
My urologist has suggested i undergo a cystoscopy exam. Ecography and cystological exams have been negative. Are there serious risks with this test?
Not risky: Cystoscopy most commonly performed in adults as an office procedure with a flexible cystoscope after instilling anesthetic gel into urethra to minimize pain ;/or discomfort. ...Read more
Why might one urologist want to put me to sleep for a cystoscopy while another wants to just use numbing jelly?
Different goals: It is likely that the one doctor wants to put you under is concerned that he may have to do a biopsy. The one who wants to use the gel is most likely thinking that you do not have anything that needs to be biopsied. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
My urologists could not perforfo a cystoscopy because the was shrieked due to radion done previously all tests ok can u skip surgery for enlarging hol?
Here are some ...: I could not figure out what is the points of pertinence and relevance in this question so I deferred answering until I could sift through to understand. If possible, please reword the question so I and more my colleagues can help you. Best wish ... ...Read more
If my urologist finds bladder cancer during my cystoscopy can he just remove it right away?
Bladder cancer: Sometimes, if the lesion is quite small. If it is a first occurence, your urologist will likely want to biopsy and wait for the pathologists interpretation before proceding with cystoscopic treatment and likely further biopsies under anesthesia. ...Read moreSee 4 more doctor answers
What is the probability a urologist could miss something during a cystoscopy? I have had penile pain for a long time & nothing was found to be wrong
Unlikely: Unfortunately, penile pain is a symptom for which we rarely find the cause. Cystoscopy can only evaluate the urethra and bladder, so most of the penis is not evaluated by this study. If something were there to be found, your urologist would have seen it. ...Read more
I had a cystoscopy today for bleeding and protein. Urologist said was normal. Will i be ok. I don't want to have cancer or disease later on in life?
More tests needed: Bleeding in the urine is not normal and needs to be explained. Cystoscopy looks at the bladder, but not the kidney, so you may need further tests to check the kidneys as a possible source for the bleeding. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Small to medium blood in urine for 6mo, told it's no concern. Cystoscopy normal. Urologist wants to see me in 6mo. What else can it be? Worried
Sometimes excercise: can cause small amounts of blood in the urine. your urologist is correct that it is probably not anything to worry about. she/he is also correct to follow up with you to see if it is still there in 6 mos in which case additional testing (for example imaging of the kidneys) might be indicated ...Read more
32yoF Urologist referring me 2 a Nephro for +1micro hematuria.Neg culture, normal renal ultrasnd, normal cystoscopy, normal cytology. What cld it be?
Hematuria : Primary kidney disease needs to be ruled out and in some patients based on history and serologic test a Kidney biopsy maybe needed. ...Read more
Microscopic hematuria in urine at least 2yrs. Urologist did cystoscopy. Nothing. Said it was idiopathic not to worry. No symptoms. Do I need 2 do more?
You should be: evaluated with urine cytology now and every 2 years. This is especially important if you are a current or former smoker or were exposed to heavy second hand smoke. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
A f/u visit w/urologist in jan. Showed i had blood in urine again. Had cystoscopy done last week & was told i likely had a ureterocele. Implications?
Depends ?obstruction: Ureteroceles usually dianosed by bladder ultrasound. No intervention unless ureterocele is causing any significant obstruction evidenced by hyrdonephrosis (kidney swelling) on that side. Is it simple single system ureterocele or ectopic with duplex kidney? Simple cystoscopic incision, to allow uretrocele to drain. Why not done at cysto? Would be happy to review us for 2nd opinion if sent by email. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Aftr urination, my whole abdomen scan shows pvr vol 43 ml.Urologist said i hav to do cystoscopy to dilate urethra.Shud i undrgo dis?M a bit worid.:-(
PVR: A post void residual urine volume of 43ml is not highly abnormal. Unless you are having a very weak stream or a split stream, painful urination or blood in the urine the cystoscopy with dilation might be a little excessive? Discuss the indications with your urologist. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Frequent urge to urinate for months,small amounts 25+times a day,no incontinence,no UTI, no IC,cystoscopy ok,seen 4 urologists,very tired.Please help!
Could incontinence: I don't think it's easy to say that you don't have IC. The symptoms you are describing could either be IC, it could be urge incontinence, it could be a prolapse of the bladder or other pelvic floor dysfunction. You could have issues with bowels pressing on the bladder. What medicine have you tried besides antibiotics? I would recommend bladder training and possibly botox. ...Read more
Why do I still suffer with occasional burning urination and terminal hematuria? Seen urologist had cystoscopy no Uti everything normal.
Hematuria: This can occur from numerous things, including infection, stones, cancer, kidney disease or injury, medications and even strenuous exercise. Would strongly recommend seeing a nephrologist or good general internist for a full detailed evaluation. Cystoscopy is not a definitive procedure to exclude all causes. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Cystoscopy 2 mos ago neg frequent URI now prolapse from vagina had hyst 30 yrs ago abd pain again do I see my urologist or gyn?
Gyn specialist: I suggest you see a gyn or urogyn specialist in bladder and pelvic support problems. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
60 yrs Asymptomatic Microscopic hematuria urine 2.5 yrs. No protein BP low. Urologist did cystoscopy. Neg. said common. do I need to do more? RBC 3.84
It can be benign: Some people are prone to have a few RBCs in their urine. As long as your Bladder and Kidney are checked out to be healthy and free from any tumor or growth, then you can ignore it. I would suggest that you get your kidneys checked out with a CT scan of the abdomen to be sure that there is no tumor there. ...Read more
Asymptomatic Microscopic hematuria in urine at least 2yrs. No protein Urologist did cystoscopy. Nothing. Said idiopathic. Causes? Please be specific.
Microscopic hematuria: It could be a benign condition, Ig A nephropathy or thin basement membrane disease. Make sure bp is normal and kidney function is stable. Other reasons could be other glomerulonephritides, but they usually give rise to protein in the urine. Some people have have kidney cysts or small kidney stones but they also give rise to frank blood in urine. ...Read more
Are cystoscopies normally done every 2yrs? Normal cystoscopy but urologist said that's the frequency. 28yo SLE pt w/hematuria. Referred 2 nephrologist
See nephrologist: Would discuss with your rheumatologist and nephrologist. Most ofter with lupus blood in the urine is due to lupus kidney disease called glomerulonephritist which is treated with your rheumatologist and nephrologist. There are other causes of hematuria including infection, kidney tumors or kidney stones. I assume all of this has been evalauted ...Read more
Micro hematuria 2 yrs. Both Upper CT Scan & cystoscopy neg. Urologist says idiopathic. Urinalysis Hemoglobin, small, RBC 2-5. What could be the cause?
Need more exams: your physician should undertake a complete evaluation and order some additional tests -- depending on your age, the blood could also be from your genital area, etc. ...Read more
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Chapter 128/
"So day one was, as you've described it here, a 'hookup bonanza', correct?"
"Yes, sir," Angela replied.
"I can certainly see how that would happen," Dean Blaine said. He turned the page in the packet of documents he was holding. "Now, the forest fire on the second day, that one will require a bit more explanation."
Ben squirmed around in his chair. The dean's office was plush and comfortable, but having to answer for the actions of a class of drunken Supers was worse than sitting on pins made of lava.
"It's really quite simple, sir. You see, some of the students decided to make a campfire at the end of the day. Unfortunately, we were still collecting the tubes and we had the matches, so one of the students chose to do the job himself."
Dean Blaine cocked an eyebrow. "Would that have been Mr. Reynolds?"
"No, sir, he actually helped us quell it before it got out of hand. The one who started the fire was Allen Wells," Ben said.
"Ah yes, the young man who can throw explosive balls of energy."
"Yeah, the idiot figured it would be combustive enough to ignite the nearby wood," Angela scoffed. "And he was right."
"Indeed he was. The park service is none too happy with me about the damage left behind," Dean Blaine said.
"In our defense, we did manage to get it contained very quickly," Ben pointed out.
"You did, I'll give you that," Dean Blaine said. "Though you were somewhat slower in response to the glacier that now occupies a chunk of the river."
Ben swallowed hard. This was not the way he wanted to spend the first afternoon back from vacation.
* * *
Nick sat on the couch, watching television and applying lotion to the side of his nose. He'd miscalculated the necessary SPF to defend him all weekend and was now paying the price. The boy knew a lot about sunshine and desert heat, but less about the sunscreen-washing-off properties of a river. Alice walked over from the girls' side, clad in tank top, flip flops, and shorts.
"Sun got you, too?" Nick asked perfunctorily
"Like I owed him money," Alice said. She sat down next to him and pulled out her own bottle of lotion, one that was both more expensive and more effective. "Where is everyone? We've had all morning to rest up, I figured they'd have swung back to life by now."
"They have," Nick said. "Vince left with Sasha a few hours ago. Mary came in a little after lunch, so she and Hershel took off to catch up and be all couple-like."
"Well, they are sort of a couple," Alice noted.
"Thus the word choice."
"Ah," Alice said. "Not to be forward, would you mind getting the backs of my shoulders?"
Nick hesitated for a moment, then said, "Okay." Alice realigned her couch position so her back was facing Nick, then handed him her lotion. She slid the straps of her tank top down to the sides of her arms and pulled her long blonde hair around front, revealing the bare upper half of her back.
"So, when are you going to see Bubbles next?" Alice asked as Nick's hands worked the soothing cream into her skin.
"Probably in a couple of days," Nick said blandly. "I've got stuff to do and what not."
"We didn't have any homework over the break. What kind of stuff do you have?"
"You know, just stuff," Nick reiterated lamely. He was having trouble conjuring up his usual silver tongue, mostly because he was focusing on keeping his physical tells under control. Ever since that kiss in the woods he'd lost his ability to deny that he was physically attracted to Alice. He'd coped with this new development by keeping his distance, but now he was kneading her flesh with his hands and things were getting more difficult. If Nicholas Campbell had any weakness, it was women.
"Just stuff, okay," Alice said, letting it go. "You know, Nick, about the first night of the river trip, there was something I wanted to say."
A lesser man would have let his hand stiffen in fearful anticipation of what was coming next. Nick may not have been a better man; however, he was a better liar. His fingers never paused and his voice betrayed nothing.
"And what's that?"
"Just that I wanted to say thanks for coming after me. I don't remember if I ever expressed gratitude; I was pretty drunk, after all. So I just wanted to make sure I thanked you," Alice said.
Nick relaxed a bit internally and got back to the task at hand. So she didn't remember things too clearly. That would make proceeding from here much easier.
Had Nick been sitting a few inches to the left he would have been able to see Alice's face in a mirror that hung on the wall. And had he been gifted with that vantage point, he surely would have noticed the wry, cunning smile on her face.
* * *
Jill was sitting in the central area of their dorm room, reading a magazine. She flipped casually to the next page, ears working hard to ignore the sounds seeping through the walls around her. She zeroed in her attention on an article about toning one's thighs. For a second she thought she had obtained a Zen level of focus, because the sounds ceased. This theory was disproven moments later when Sasha emerged from her and Julia's room clad in a pink robe.
"Hey," Sasha said, making a beeline for the fridge.
"Hey," Jill said back, turning to another page.
Sasha reached in the fridge and grabbed two bottles of water, then stood at the door for a moment staring into its depths. She reached back in and grabbed four more, juggling the six vessels as she made her way back into her room and firmly shut the door.
Jill sighed. She would get maybe ten or fifteen minutes before the noise would start again. Maybe she would go to the library and read for a while. Or just go for a walk around campus. Or go see what Will was up to.
Jill was still contemplating her options when the ruckus began once more. She needed to have a talk with Sasha about turning on the radio or something during boyfriend time. Really, though, Jill realized she needed to start freaking meeting men. This was just getting insufferable.
* * *
"So all things totaled, you had approximately five thousand dollars' worth of damage caused by the students under your watch, destroyed a small patch of a national forest, and caused ecological damages to no less than nine different species' habitats," Dean Blaine surmised.
"Yes, sir," Ben said weakly.
"Looks like it," Angela agreed.
"Well then, good job, you two," Dean Blaine said, setting down the packet of papers.
"Beg your pardon?" Ben asked.
"That's one of the least destructive river trips in the last decade. You did your jobs very well. You have my thanks and the thanks of your school."
"Sweet," Angela said, hopping up. "So, we done here?"
"Yes, Ms. DeSoto, you are free to go," Dean Blaine replied.
"Cool; come on, Ben, let's go grab a late lunch," she said, tugging on her fellow chaperone's arm.
"Okay, I guess," Ben said unsurely, getting out of the chair and allowing himself to be pulled from the room.
Once the door was shut, Dean Blaine turned his attention back to the paperwork required for the cleanup. Even with such minimal damage there were still a lot of forms to file and sign. He briefly wondered how many documents had to be filled out by the dean after his class went on the river trip.
He couldn't be certain without the hard numbers, but he suspected it was enough that he would quit by way of setting the building on fire should such a pile ever be presented to him.


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The rapid growth of the Hispanic population & workforce has created critical communication challenges for business, government, health care and education. These language barriers often result in serious accidents, quality mistakes, and poor service where it matters most in the workplace.
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These key topics that are included in the program:- Greeting customers - Asking basic language questions - Numbers, Time, Timing, Days, Months - Customer service phrases & questions - Directions and hours of operation - Making & answering telephone calls - Making appointments - Taking payments - Getting customer information - Troubleshooting problems
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