In the Autumn 2014 nearly 200 Welsh Government stickers 'Say No To Slavery in Wales' were distributed by club members around the town and County Borough area. In shops, libraries, Doctor and Dentist surgeries, schools taxis, churches, community centres, members' cars etc.
Several members helped in pairs to man the UN 'Stop the Traffik' gift box in Swansea city centre during the week of International Women's day in March. The object was to raise awareness of the general public concerning the increasing problem of human trafficking and slave labour. Members manning the box in 2 hour sessions talked to passersby and provided them with leaflets of other information if they were interested.
Some members continue to visit a local Primary School once a week in term time to listen to children reading. This is organised and much appreciated by the Headteacher who is a member of our club.
A monetary Science award is given annually to pupil at a local school who is going to pursue a career in science when they leave.
The Club supports financially the education of a teenage girl in the Cape Verde islands through the SI Cardiff Cape Verde project. Other members also support girls there.
Members continued to collect jewellery, used cartridges etc. and take them to Regional meetings for recycling for this project until it finished in November. Members still collect items for recycling and the money is saved in the Soroptimist International Wales South Hygiene & Education Trust (SIWSHET) charity account for future projects.
CONTACT THE ELDERLY – Some members provide 'Teas for the Elderly' on Sundays once every 2 months at members' homes. Members also provide transport and have a summer visit with tea out as well as attending Contact the Elderly teas.
PROJECT IN KARACHI The Club continued to support Talat Pasha at SI Karachi and Connect by money raising, particularly through the sale of items made by members, to other club members and at Regional meetings. Some funds were raised again this year at an English Speaking Union (ESU) Garden Party at Ffonmon Castle where club members ran a tombola stall. We have recently received a report and photographs from Talat to say how the last £1000 sent has been spent.
A filtration plant was installed in a village "Urs Mohamad Khaskeli "by Connect in 2012. It catered to almost six other small villages and 300 households. As there is no electricity in any of the villages, a generator supplied the power and the fuel was organised by ' Connect'. In 2013, problems arose with the generator and the fuel consumption, which was a huge expense. Things became even more difficult when every now and then the generator would stop working and had to be taken to a nearby town for repairs. The only way forward was to convert to solar energy and this is where SI Bridgend became involved.
SI Bridgend contributed £1000, which was used to convert an expensive diesel filtration plant into a solar powered plant. The Solar panels have been installed and water is now supplied for 6 hours every day. Before this, the villagers were getting water from a stagnant pond where cattle and animals also drank and water buffaloes would soak themselves for hours.
The project has had a twofold impact, as local businesses were used to provide the panels and the women and girls in villages of Urs Mohamed Khaskeli can now ensure that their families are safe and healthy giving them more time to provide for their families economically.
Support for Bridgend Women's Aid, Samaritans, the local church Christmas Tree festival, Operation Christmas Child (Members giving Christmas parcels for children abroad through the Samaritans' Purse Charity,) supporting the Lions Club Cowbridge Summer Fair with a Soroptimist Tombola stall. Although 'The Rest' at Porthcawl has been, sold one member is still attending meetings as a Trustee to finalise the finances and the distribution of the contents of the building.


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I totally agree with Jim, particularly with the last line about the commons. However more than this it needs to then move across to County , District Councils and then to town and parish council, as so often the councillors hide behind their voting. In my experience the clerk sometimes does not have their head up when voting happens ( due to recording the meeting via shorthand etc.) , and so relies on others to say how many voted rather than who voted. It also means that chosen people are promoted (often by the chair and with party allegiance) by being written down as the proposer and seconder, whilst others are ignored. Added to this, as most of the decisions are decided out of the council meeting via allegiances or clerk requests, then I question the need of a council at all. It just becomes, (as another councillor kept saying when I started) 'a rubber stamping experience' and I for one did not sign up for that.
Interestingly I also experienced over many meeting as a councillor that if your face doesn't fit then if you voted controversially i.e. for the people rather than for an allegiance, it is logged against your name. I find this sad as the needs of the people are valued far below the ego of the individual councillors and more so the further down the tree you go. So much for transparency!
Today I voted in one of the most bizarre elections in the world. And I voted for someone who was eligible to be a candidate because he is the great grandson of Herbert Asquith, the former British Prime Minister. I was also one of an exclusive electorate, as members of the House of Lords were the only people eligible to vote.
But the Lords are not elected, I hear you cry! That is mostly true but not when it comes to the ones that are there by birth. Yes, this was the by-election for a vacancy for a hereditary peer (see my earlier blog), and on this occasion the whole House was eligible to vote (with convention saying it ought to be a Liberal).
I voted because I thought I should, but clearly this is the Lords at its most ridiculous.
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COVID-19: Profit system has failed the people
Spirit of Eureka Statement, August 24, 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic has exposed the economic and social system built on exploitation, privatisation, casualisation, insecure work and class injustices in our society. It has laid bare the deadly consequences of a system that exploits and profits from the caring of our elderly, while providing inadequate funding for our public health system and decent public housing. It is a class system that depends on these economic and social inequalities which enable the 1% super rich to live in luxury while the majority of people of the world struggle to survive.
Precarious employment, casualisation and low paid workers
Millions of casual, low paid workers in essential industries, the abattoirs, meatworks, warehouses, aged care facilities and security services, without sick leave entitlements, job security and health and safety protection are carrying the brunt of the spread of Covid-19 and its consequences. Front line health workers risk their health and lives.
And still the corporate class of big business demands more casualisation and outsourcing, more workplace "flexibility" for employers to exploit workers for profit, suppress wages and conditions, want more cuts to corporate tax and to environmental safeguards, and make working people pay for the economic and health crises.
Casualised and precariously employed workers have already been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, often with little choice but to work if they are unwell to pay the rent, buy food and necessities for families. Many are also unable to work from home. Yet there are designs to further entrench a compliant and precariously employed workforce.
The COVID-19 pandemic is being used as a cover to extend attacks on the hard won conditions of workers. Preparations are being made to expand the repressive anti-union laws designed to crush organised workers fighting for their wages, conditions and democratic rights. Employer organisations such as the Business Council of Australia, the Australian Industry Group and the Minerals Council of Australia are arguing for the need to reform Australia's Industrial Relations legislation, for industrial flexibility to deal with the current economic crisis. However, calls for increased "flexibility" are always a euphemism for threats to the conditions of workers. Employers are seeking to reduce the protections available to workers through the Award and EBA systems.
In NSW, the state government is seeking to introduce a wage freeze for public sector workers. The NSW Department of Education is also preparing for an attack on permanency in teaching though the introduction of contracts for principals. There is not doubt that if they succeed with principals, that all teachers will face the reality of precarious employment.
These attacks on workers' conditions and wages aim to make working people pay for the costs of recovery from the economic system already in crisis and worsened by the COVID-19 pandemic. At the same time the government is bailing out corporations and their profits with people's taxes. Wage cuts have already been negotiated in several industries or workplaces, under the excuse of saving jobs.
Under the cover of repairing the economy from Covid-19, regulations and controls on environmental plunder, mining exploitation on indigenous lands and coal mining are swiftly removed to bolster profits of mining corporations.
Democratic rights eroded
Democratic and human rights organisations around the world are warning that the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions are being used to increase state powers to curtail human and democratic rights.
Since 2001, more than 83 new sweeping Federal and State repressive anti-terror laws have led to incremental erosion of hard won democratic rights in Australia. The pandemic has opened the gates to new extraordinary state powers for surveillance and policing of ordinary people during the pandemic. Police have been militarised and given new extensive powers. The Australian Defence Forces have been empowered with new far reaching military powers and funding to use for social and civil intervention and control.
Under the cover of COVID-19 these new extended state powers are unlikely to be removed after the pandemic. They will continue to be used to suppress political dissent, protests against the environmental degradation, workers' rights and against wars. Moves are underway to give government intelligence agencies and police even more surveillance powers, whilst the main opposition ALP approves.
How greed allowed COVID-19 to thrive
In January 2020 a nasty novel coronavirus, COVID-19 began to insidiously affect the lives of Australians.
From the moment the first case was diagnosed in Victoria on January 19th, 2020, it became apparent how highly virulent this particular virus was. It had the additional ability to spread via asymptomatic transmission, and as it continued to show its strengths, VERY belatedly an economic and physical lockdown was announced in late March. Even then, it was a tempered lockdown compared to many other countries.
Despite initial success in suppression of the virus, it took hold due to Federal government failings in quarantine (Ruby Princess, initial non-existent airport monitoring), and full-on outbreaks emanating from hotel quarantine as well as a failure to have a strategy to protect the aged and susceptible workplaces (e.g. meat-works).
Our leaders decided against an elimination strategy, as the economy was short-sightedly given greater value than lives. The two are of course entwined.
Hotspots emerged from inadequate hotel quarantine, where private security companies were engaged by state governments in an unsuccessful attempt to ensure the health of Australians. Unfortunately, genomic sequencing has shown that Victoria's so-called "second-wave" emerged from these hotels.
The shortfalls in the security industry are well-known. A lack of accountability of major companies has been evidenced in reports out of Australia's inhumane off-shore detention regime.
Untrained, low paid, exploited casual workers are regularly subcontracted to these companies.
Indeed, the results of an inquiry commenced in 2018 were released in July. Sham contracts, and inadequate training were found to be widespread. But recommendations of the inquiry into sham contracting and casualisation have not been acted on.
Public Housing run down and neglected
The notorious outbreaks in high rise public housing, neglected by successive state and federal governments, were highly predictable. Here, people live in poverty and overcrowded third world conditions.
There has been chronic underfunding of public housing for decades in Australia. State owned properties have been sold for profit, with no adequate replacement. Again, there was an inquiry into the Public Housing Renewal Program created in June 2018 with no resulting action.
Which brings us to Aged Care.
Aged Care – lack of staff, lack of training, but no lack of profits
For years, private companies supported by state and federal governments have underfunded this vital sector in pursuit of higher profits. Now this neglect has come home to roost.
Despite clear evidence of the vulnerability of the aged in understaffed private Aged Care facilities there has been ZERO effective planning to protect them from COVID-19.
These are people who have contributed greatly to the society and deserve the best of care. But the chase for profits by private organisations has led to inadequate care due shortages of trained staff, with poor ratios of staff to residents. Profiteering and cutting corners in health and safety has led to hundreds of our elderly residents infected and dying alone.
And the staff who care for the elderly are also falling ill with this virus, as inadequate training, a lack of personal protective equipment, and insecure work across numerous workplaces puts their health and safety at risk.
This situation is repeated in abattoirs, meatworks and warehouses where profits override workers' job security, decent wages and safe working conditions. Numerous breaches in health and safety are endemic in these industries with minimum government controls.
All of these failures share commonalities. Unfettered capitalism has been given free rein in Australia.
Nowhere more currently evident than in the aged care, security industries and abattoirs and meatworks, where workers work across several sites, many compelled to work 2-3 jobs to make a living. This gave the virus free rein. These workers cannot work from home.
Health and Safety side-lined again
And equally important, the health and safety of the workers themselves, their families, and the broader community have been severely compromised, as Health and Safety have been side-lined in the quest for never ending profits.
And yet another sweet spot is likely to emerge, as it did in Singapore, where the virus took hold amongst low-paid migrant workers living in over-crowded conditions, then spread to the general community.
Similarly, in Australia, migrants on temporary visas and international students work and live in over-crowded conditions and none are entitled to the governmental financial assistance.
Between 1904 and 1996 Victorian state government operated a 720 bed infectious diseases public hospital in Fairfield. The Fairfield Public Infectious Diseases Hospital was dedicated to the treatment of infectious diseases and internationally renowned for its research into infectious diseases. In 1996 during the massive privatisation and shut down of many public instrumentalities and services in Victoria, the hospital was closed down. It was the last infectious diseases dedicated hospital in Australia.
The government owned Commonwealth Serum Laboratories established in 1916 was renowned for its cutting edge development and manufacture of vaccines in Australia. In 1994 the CSL was privatised and corporatized. The headquarters moved to USA and manufacturing of vaccines and other medicines to Europe and USA.
COVID-19, Capitalism and Inequality
The 'wealthiest' country in the world (measured by GDP, which of course does not take distribution of wealth into account), the USA, is the country with one of the highest numbers and rate of COVID-19 infections and deaths. This is not surprising, given the lack of any public health system, lack of preparedness, levels of homelessness, lack of availability of adequate social services etc.
The US also has the world's most extreme levels of inequality of income and living standards. The global rise in inequality over the past few decades is also very apparent in Australia, where the US model of extreme exploitative capitalism, disguised in main-stream media discourse as 'liberal democracy' and 'freedom', is slavishly followed.
Spread of COVID-19 from the privileged to the exploited
In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, wealthy, privileged, people and countries were the first to succumb to the virus. For example, high level Government officials in the US, Australia and the British Prime Minister and Royalty, contracted the virus. The first countries after China to report large numbers of cases were European. In Australia we began hearing of people returning from expensive European skiing holidays and recklessly spreading the virus and of course the Ruby Princess debacle was not caused by poverty and deprivation.
This is a manifestation of a system based on and encouraging inequality and a value system promoting individualism – 'individual rights' and striving for status. The super-rich are understandably (given the accolades and privileges they are given) endowed with an exaggerated sense of entitlement, with a very under-developed sense of collective social responsibility and concern for others, often exploited by them. It's not surprising that those with the most power and privilege were the first to flaunt rules and to continue their privileged life-styles, a formula for spread of virus infection.
In the mean-time, those with less rights and less access to resources, such as casualised, immigrant and low paid workers, such as early childhood educators, the unemployed, low paid casual workers, homeless etc. are the next in line to be infected, as a result of being disempowered and exploited by the same system that privileges the rich and powerful.
Brazilian journalist Leonardo Sakamoto notes that the first known case in Brazil was a wealthy woman who returned infected from Italy and did not tell the domestic worker whom she employed on a daily basis of her infected status. He reflects: "Ingrained inequality makes it difficult for people to see themselves and others as equals and deserving the same consideration. It creates the perception (and probably the reality) that the State exists to serve the most affluent and control the poorest" (New Internationalist, July/August 2020, p. 63)
A community perspective
A society divided by inequality in distribution of wealth and power is likely to lack sufficient sense of a cohesive community to effectively deal with on-going extreme adversity. While Australians laud community responses to natural disasters such as bush fires etc., a disaster such as the pandemic, which creates on-going extreme health and economic crises, brings to the fore deep divisions in society.
Some nations that have done well in controlling spread of the virus are in East Asia, ironically close to or bordering the first epi-centre of the pandemic. Examples are Vietnam, Mongolia, Taiwan; also New Zealand, Fiji and some others. We should also include Australian First Nations communities of the Northern Territory, who, of their own volition and in spite of chronic housing shortages and other deprivations, closed borders early, inspiring the rest of the Northern Territory to do the same and avoid COVID infection (The Northern Territory has had the lowest infection rate in Australia.) A likely factor in these examples is people feeling a commitment to community above a (deliberately) exaggerated belief in individual rights.
Make the system serve the people!
Here we have had decades of a neo-liberal agenda valuing profits at all costs, over the welfare and well-being of our workers, citizens, and non-citizens.
The system works for big business. "Companies are using millions of dollars in the JobKeeper payments designed to keep workers employed during COVID-19 to help pay increased dividends to shareholders." The Guardian 11 August 2020. https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/aug/11/companies-using-millions-in-jobkeeper-payments-to-pay-increased-dividends-to-shareholders.
At the same time the government has announced tax cuts for the wealthy few, to supposedly help the country out of the recession!
Outsourcing, profitisation, the Gig economy, and casualisation of the workforce have failed Australians. Covid-19 has blown wide open the tragic devastation corporatisation and privatisation has inflicted.
This is in stark contrast to the solidarity and mobilisation by ordinary people taking matters into their own hands, initiating collective action to mitigate the spread of the virus and build mutual support networks widely in their communities.
It shows the huge potential of what could be achieved by giving power to ordinary people to educate, organise, mobilise and make decisions in their communities and workplaces, not only during these emergency crises but during normal times. It is the collective power of ordinary people in a participatory democracy.
The COVID-19 pandemic has amplified Australia's dangerous dependency on importation of medicines, PPEs and medical equipment from multinational corporations overseas. The urgency to establish Australia's sovereign publicly owned and well-funded research and manufacturing industries and production has been brought home to everyone. Never again should we be left as unprepared for an emergency as were state and federal governments in the case of this pandemic.
We know that there is a National Medical Stockpile but not its location or inventory. Clearly it lacked supplies. Its day-to-day management was outsourced in 2014. It has neither been confirmed nor denied that the two plane-loads of PPE purchased by the Chinese in February, weighing more than 170 tonnes, came from the Stockpile. But its out-sourced management cannot be called to answer because it is protected under "national security" guidelines. We must encourage demands for a National Emergency Stockpile (bushfire and floods to be included) to be completely owned and operated by the federal government and publicly accountable through annual reports to parliament.
We call on the government to re-direct $billions of public funds away from the acquisition of weapons supporting and involving Australia in US wars, to be invested instead in publicly owned medical research and manufacturing, and to properly fund our public health system.
There's a Chinese character that represents both crisis and opportunity. We can only hope the pandemic might present an opportunity to turn around the endemic and increasing inequity that characterises and dominates our capitalist world. Sounds like revolution?
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Warriors: Ryan Mills on leaving rookie image at Gloucester
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RYAN Mills left his new-kid image at the door when he headed to Warriors – and having a "more mature" outlook is just fine by him.
The Devon-born centre, 27, has racked up more than 100 appearances since switching from Gloucester in 2014.
Mills emerged having graduated from Hartpury College, featuring 26 times in four years while at Kingsholm, and admitted the rookie tag had proved tricky to get rid of.
But having become one of the elder statesmen at Sixways he has an eye on the next generation, some of whom could feature in tomorrow European Challenge Cup clash at home to Russian outsiders Enisei (Saturday, 3pm).
"I have enjoyed taking on a more mature role than I did at Gloucester," said Mills, whose current deal ties him to Worcester until the summer of 2021.
"When you come through an academy at a place, it is hard to shake the young-guy role. You're always viewed that way because you have been there from the age of 15, 16 or 17.
"When you move on you get seen through a fresh set of eyes and I have quite enjoyed trying to help other people around me.
"It is all the small stuff, particularly with the academy boys, helping on the training pitch, talking through stuff and seeing them develop and put those things into their play.
"Seeing them put on good performances is quite enjoyable for a number of the older boys now, we see that as out role more and more as well as performing ourselves.
"For us to get a rest and stay fresh we need them to be able to play as well and they have done really well when they have come in."
It is a seasoned outlook that means Mills no longer worries about sitting out such matches.
"When you have had 15 operations, you stop thinking 'I have to play, I have to play'," he added.
"You do grow up because you think you are indestructible. You want to play every week and train every session and you don't like people looking after you, telling you to rest.
"You think you won't break and that you can do it for 10 or 15 years. It comes to a point where you stop and think 'actually, probably not'.
"My outlook on the whole load management has changed quite a lot since I was younger."
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A One-Week Challenge: Step Away From the Screen
GRAPHIC: Children and adults are being urged to take a technology break for one week, starting Apr. 29. Courtesy CCFC.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Gone are the days of "free-range children" who race outside to play after school. But this week, the idea is to get them to try it, and to spend time interacting with friends and family. "Screen-Free Week" is an annual effort by children's advocates to pry kids away from TV and video games, however briefly.
Dr. Susan Linn is director of the Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood. When her group began hosting what was then "TV Turnoff Week" three years ago, she said, they changed the name because TV isn't the only "bad guy."
"It's not even that screens are necessarily 'bad guys,' except for babies - but it's just that there's too much of them in our lives and way too much of them in children's lives, and it's important to take a break," said Linn.
When the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children under two have no screen time, what's a modern parent to do? Cheryl Wright, an early childhood expert and associate professor in the Department of Family and Consumer Studies at the University of Utah, explained the reason for the concern.
"The research supports the fact that kids that spend too much screen time have some developmental delays," she pointed out. "And it can be quite engaging - but it can have some consequences to it."
Wright says parents and caregivers who aren't sure how to keep kids occupied without movies and video games should think about satisfying their senses, whether it's at a park or museum, or cooking a meal together.
"Technology hasn't advanced so much that it's all-sensory: you can't smell technology, you can't taste technology. You can't really feel technology," she noted. "And so, sensory experiences are real important for brain development."
The Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood cites studies that show that on average, some preschoolers spend 32 hours a week in front of screens.
Adults are also encouraged to take the "Screen-Free Week" pledge to swear off TV and DVDs for a week, and only use that laptop or smartphone when it's required for work. Of course, you have to look online to get the pledge - but then, step away from the screen until May 5.
More information is online at CommercialFreeChildhood.org.
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While the Pakistan's premier pacer Mohammad Amir took everyone by surprise as he announced his retirement from Test cricket at the age of 27 years, his coach Mickey Arthur has said that he was not surprised.
Talking to ESPNCricinfo, Arthur said that it was long cards and he knew Amir may take such decision.
"It was on the cards for a long while. Amir had been speaking to me about it with me for some time now. His Test career was taking a strain on his body. It's not about management here. It's about his desire to play Test cricket and the effects it has on his body," Arthur was quoted as saying by ESPN Cricinfo.
"I think Mohammad Amir's an unbelievable bowler and reluctantly I accepted his decision because that's what he wanted to do and that's what he thought was best for himself. What it does do is give us a white-ball bowler that I think we can get a longer period from," he added.
Amir had missed five years of international cricket as he was banned for five years for his involvement in the spot-fixing scandal in 2010.
Arthur said that missing five years of International cricket took a toll on the cricketer as he was not equipped for managing the workload.
"He had five years out of the game, we mustn't forget that. In those five years, he didn't do anything. His body was not up to the rigours of day in, day out Test cricket. We pushed him as much as we could during England and South Africa series because he is such a good bowler whom we wanted during those tours. We've tried everything we possibly could with Amir," Arthur said.
"He could have managed those five years better. He'd be the first one to acknowledge that. But I understand where he was in his whole life, so it was a tough period for him. I understand all that. I've got a very soft spot for Mohammad Amir. As a person and as a cricketer, I admire him greatly. Yes, I am disappointed he won't be playing Test cricket for us. But it was made in the best interests of his white-ball cricket in mind," he added.
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Pentre Berw () is a small village located on the island of Anglesey in north Wales. It lies about  south of the county town of Llangefni, and next to Gaerwen.

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The A5 and the A55 runs through the village as does the disused Anglesey Central Railway. Indeed, the village's most famous hotel The Holland Arms even had a station named after it. The village is located at the top of a gentle slope on the eastern edge of the Cors Ddyga - named after the 6th century Saint Tegai. A panoramic view of both the marshes Cors Ddyga on the Eastern side and Cors Malltraeth on the Western side of the Afon Cefni or Afon Fawr can be seen from the high ridge called Poncia Berw and Creigiau Coed on either side of the A55 and A5. This ridge running from Cardigan Bay across Anglesey to the North Sea is called the Berw Fault.

Berw and Esceifiog were termed as medieval townships.  Coal was mined at Cors Ddyga. Bell pits were sunk during the Tudor dynasty. From 1700 onwards to 1803 the mining process evolved to deep pits 109 yards deep using large horse winding machines to raise the coal. In 1815 the first steam engine was used to draw the basket and pump out the water by the 'Anglesey Coal Company Ltd.' working the Berw coal. By 1840 the pits were 200 yards deep. Water was extracted by large powerful engines. The Berw stack and colliery buildings are the sole remains of the industrious Coal mines of Anglesey. By 1997 the stack, smithy, store-house, office and cottage of the Berw Colliery was in a ruinous state facing demolition on health and safety reasons. On the eleventh hour Donald Glyn Pritchard secretary of the Pentre Berw Conservation Society sent an SOS- 'Save Our Stack' plea to the Anglesey Antiquarian Society which resulted in CADW within a fortnight sending two inspectors to Pentre Berw to inspect the site. D.G.Pritchard local representative of the AAS testified to the importance of listing the colliery. The site was listed by CADW and the buildings were reinforced and anchored by, RSPB (Cymru), Cadw and Rural Wales Council. The remains of the old Plas Berw was reinforced by the owners and CADW and the old church - Llanfihangel Pentre Berw was also restored and anchored by a grant from CADW. (Cadw report 2012)  The colliery lies in RSPB Cors Ddyga which was opened to the public on 18 July 2017.

Llanfihangel Ysceifiog (St Michael's church), although ruined, is a good example of a traditional Welsh church. It is situated just north of the village.

Plas Berw
Plas Berw, a country house which dates back from the early 17th century, is near the village. It is a Grade II listed building. The grounds cover some  and include formal gardens and a deer park. The grounds are listed as Grade II* on the Cadw/ICOMOS Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in Wales.

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The English Ice Hockey Association (EIHA) is holding its company Annual General Meeting on Saturday 17 September in Nottingham.
In addition to the normal company business, Ice Hockey UK's chairman Richard Grieveson will be attending the meeting and will make a presentation on his vision for a new single unified governing body for the sport in the UK.
You can read the full IHUK release including comments and an audio interview with Richard Grieveson by clicking here.
EIHA.co.uk will be in attendance at the meeting and will be reporting on this website and our social media channels (Facebook & Twitter) throughout the course of the meeting.


As your representative on APHA's Governing Council (meeting November 1-4), I vote on new policy statements. Before the vote, I can attend hearings to express concerns or propose edits to the statements. I like to know from you, our members, what you think of the proposed policies so I can truly represent you. Below is a list of the titles of the proposed policies. Some of the titles give you no indication of the position the policy proposes and even those that do give you very little information on the content of the policy. So, if you want to read the text of any of these, please let me know (jeanieNHPHA@gmail.com) and I will email the text to you for review.


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Feb 1, 1999 Issue
Prevention of Malaria and Diarrhea in Travelers
Am Fam Physician. 1999 Feb 1;59(3):539-540.
to the editor: I would like to congratulate Dr. Dick for his thorough, succinct review of the preventive medicine recommendations for travelers.1
However, I feel that it is important to clarify the issue of malaria chemoprophylaxis. Chloroquine, mefloquine or doxycycline alone does not provide complete protection from the disease. While all four Plasmodium species exhibit both a hepatic stage and an erythrocytic stage, those of P. falciparum and P. malariae are transient, while both P. vivax and P. ovale may remain dormant for years in an intrahepatic form.2,3 Primaquine is the only drug available that can eliminate intrahepatic parasites.2 Thus, active malaria may develop years after the occurrence of an infective bite, despite strict adherence to chemoprophylaxis, if the regimen used lacks primaquine.
Primaquine is only used for "terminal prophylaxis" of disease, and it must be used in addition to a primary chemoprophylactic agent.2 Primaquine should be administered at the doses listed in the article once a day for 14 days after leaving the country of risk. It may be taken during the first two weeks or the second two weeks in conjunction with the primary chemoprophylactic agent, or alone following the completion of such therapy.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention currently only recommends terminal prophylaxis with primaquine for certain individuals, such as missionaries or Peace Corps workers, who have prolonged exposure to malaria.4 The definition of prolonged exposure, however, is unclear, and other prescribing references do not include this modifier, recommending terminal prophylaxis for all persons traveling to at-risk regions.2 Note that those who are G6PD deficient are at great risk for developing hemolytic anemia after taking primaquine.
Dr. Dick presents the key aspects of preventive travel medicine in an organized and concise review. The information provided here is intended to clarify one issue in an otherwise excellent review.
KIMBERLY A. JORDAN, LT, MC, USNR
Office of the Wing Surgeon
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Cherry Point, NC 28533
1. Dick L. Travel medicine: helping patients prepare for trips abroad. Am Fam Physician. 1998;58:383–98....
2. Benenson AS, ed. Control of communicable diseases manual: an official report of the American Public Health Association. 16th ed. Washington, D.C.: The Association, 1995.
3. Fauci AS, ed. Harrison's principles of internal medicine. 14th ed. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1998.
4. Health information for international travel, 1996–97. Atlanta, Ga.: Dept. of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Infectious Diseases, 1997.
to the editor: The article, "Travel Medicine: Helping Patients Prepare for Trips Abroad," by Dr. Dick1 is a very well-written, well-organized discussion. The article lists drugs for the prophylaxis and treatment of travelers' diarrhea. However, none of these drugs is appropriate for children. I hoped that Dr. Dick would further discuss this issue and make some recommendations for children who are also at risk for "Montezuma's revenge" while traveling.
MIKE DUBIK, M.D.
Uniformed Services University
4301 Jones Bridge Rd.
1. Dick L. Travel medicine: helping patients prepare for trips abroad. Am Fam Physician. 1998;58:383–98.
in reply: Dr. Jordan provides an excellent review of the indications and actions of primaquine. Use of primaquine as a "radical cure" for the liver stages of Plasmodium vivax and Plasmodium ovale infection has been advocated for asymptomatic persons with "prolonged exposure" in malarious endemic areas.1 The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) does not define "prolonged," but other authors have suggested a definition of more than two to three months of continued exposure to malaria.2
Another option is a "wait-and-watch" approach, treating patients for malaria and giving the "radical cure" only if symptoms develop and the diagnosis is made.3 P. vivax infections may become symptomatic months and, rarely, even one to two years after the initial infection.4 Since healthy persons rarely die of P. vivax malaria, some persons may opt for the wait-and-watch approach, especially in areas of low malaria transmission. Finally, readers should know that in Oceania, Somalia and some parts of southeast Asia, some strains of P. vivax require a doubling of the usual oral daily dose of primaquine to 30 mg base for 14 days, because of a relative resistance.3 The CDC malaria hot-line number for physicians is 770-488-7788.
Dr. Dubik correctly notes the absence of drug therapy for the treatment of travelers' diarrhea in children. The mainstay of treating diarrhea in children remains oral rehydration therapy. Various premade and homemade oral rehydration solutions are available, each with its own advantages. When dysentery or moderate to severe diarrhea is present in children, furazolidone, trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole and azithromycin are treatment options.
All three of these medications are available in suspensions. Furazolidone acts against Escherichia coli, salmonella, shigella, Campylobacter, Vibrio species and giardia. Azithromycin has activity against Campylobacter and other common gastrointestinal pathogens. Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole is the least preferred as a single treatment agent because of the nearly worldwide resistance of salmonella, shigella and Campylobacter in varying degrees. Dosing and further details on travelers' diarrhea in children are provided elsewhere.3,5
LEW DICK, M.D.
St. Anthony Hospital Family Practice Residency
608 N.W. 9th St., Ste. 1000
1. Health information for international travel, 1996–97. Atlanta, Ga.: Dept. of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Infectious Diseases, 1997; HHS publication no. (CDC) 95-8280....
2. Schlagenhauf P, Phillips-Howard PA. Malaria: emergency self-treatment by travelers. In: DuPont HL, Steffen R. Textbook of travel medicine and health. Hamilton, Ont.: Decker, 1997.
3. Rose SR. 1998 international travel health guide. Northampton, Mass.: Travel Medicine, 1998.
4. Kain KC, Keystone JS. Malaria in travelers. Epidemiology, disease, and prevention. Infect Dis Clin North Am. 1998;12:267–84.
5. Fischer PR. Travel with infants and children. Infect Dis Clin North Am. 1998;12:355–68.
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Nortel box to link servers to 10G-bps optical ethernet
George A. Chidi Jr
The standard for 10G-bps (bits per second) Ethernet hasn't been ratified, yet the largest networking equipment makers continue to march forward to test products, as Nortel Networks Inc. is now doing with its 10-Gigabit Ethernet Optical Adapter for Servers.
Nortel's optical adapter increases 10-fold the speed at which most current servers can pass data to and from other servers on a network, said Tim Bensch, business and marketing manager for Nortel's 10G Ethernet team in its optical division.
Increases in speed in other parts of networks create a bottleneck at the server, he said. "The speeds in the long haul and metropolitan (networks) are going up. One gigabit is being installed and implemented everywhere," Bensch said. "We've got to make that (server) pipe bigger."
Hewlett-Packard Co. currently is in what Bensch called an alpha-test of the adapter, using it with its Superdome and 9000 series servers. Nortel will release beta-test samples in the fourth quarter, and Bensch said it expects to roll out the finished product in the first half of next year.
Nortel's aggressive development of a 10G Ethernet product is a wager of sorts, betting that the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.) 802.3ae working group will settle on the current version of the 10G specification under consideration for the network technology. The 10G Ethernet standard is expected to publish the approved standard in March 2002.
10G Ethernet is built on the Ethernet technology used in LANs, but is designed for all-optical environments. It can transmit data over 100 to 300 metres of multimode fibre-optic cable and as far as two to 40 kilometres over single-mode fibre. The technology allows data to be transferred at a comparably cheaper rate for the volume.
Bensch pledged that Nortel would come out with a standards-compliant product. He noted that standards bodies have been affected before by major equipment makers coming out with products while the standards engineers are deliberating, but added: "It's not unheard of, but it's not our intention," he said.
Nortel isn't alone in the rush to 10G Ethernet. At the NetWorld+Interop forum in Las Vegas earlier in May, Foundry Networks Inc. announced a 10G Ethernet module for its BigIron backbone switch, Avaya Inc. displayed a 10G blade server, and Cisco Systems Inc., revealed it has plans for 10G products soon.
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Ahmed Naji
Using Life
Egypt art on trial
Using Life: Instructions for Play – By Ben Koerber
May 13, 2019 ~ Ahmed Naji -أحمد ناجى
This article was published first at: https://thenewinquiry.com/using-life-instructions-for-play/
Today marks a "Day of Blogging" for Egyptian novelist Ahmed Naji, who is serving two years in prison: guilty of having written the playful, language-rich, genre-crossing novel Using Life, he will be given the PEN/Barbey Freedom to Write Award, today, in absentia, in New York City. When Naji was charged with "violating public morals" for an excerpt of his novel published in a journal, he initially won his case, but lost an appeal and has been in jail since February 20.
Egyptian president Abdel Fattah el-Sisi seems to see playfulness as a growing challenge. Three years for a cartoon portraying the president in Mickey Mouse ears, the Fan al-Midan (Art is a Public Square) festival has been effectively shut down, the cartoonist Islam Gawish was jailed in February, and just last week, prosecutors extended the detention of the "Street Children" comedy troupe.
The criminal excerpt can be read online in English translation by Ben Koerber.
Below, Ben Koerber reflects on the play in using life.
Aymen drawings from "Using Like"
…The mother that reads a story to her child: this is resistance. Building a small house: this is resistance. Singing at night is resistance. Having sex is resistance. Resistance is not just bearing arms; it is also the ability to adhere to the virtue of play, and to pursue–promiscuously, and with an eye to passion and pleasure–methods for using life…
I recall Bisu saying something to this effect some ten years ago.
July, 2006: Lebanon had been invaded again by the Israeli army after clashes with militants from Hizballah. A debate was raging in the Egyptian blogosphere on strategies for solidarity with the ordinary Lebanese citizens caught in the crossfire. "Resistance" was the rarefied term that Hizballah used to refer to the bullets and rockets it fired randomly southward. Bisu, blogging from somewhere in or around Cairo, had a different understanding of the word.
Like most people, I knew Bisu before I knew Ahmed Naje. The former was for a time the trickster-protagonist of the blog "Wassa' Khayalak" ("Widen your Imagination"), and was known for his devastating parodies of state-sponsored intellectuals, producers and consumers of kitsch, religious hypocrites, as well as other bloggers who took themselves too seriously. (The name "Bisu" is explained as a pseudo-diminutive form of Iblis or "Satan"; before knowing any better, I sometimes imagined him as sprightly little smug-faced sanfur – Arabic for "smurf" and an occasional topic of Bisu's posts). That was all back during the heady days of what Ahmed Naje, in his history of the Egyptian blogosphere, refers to as the "Diluvian Age": a period of glorious cyber cacophony that lasted, roughly speaking, from the suppression of anti-Mubarak protests in 2005 to the draining of writers away from blogs to Facebook and Twitter a few years later. Sometime in late 2009, Bisu transformed, or molted, or something, into someone called "Ahmed Naje," which also happened to be the name of a journalist, editor, and novelist in real life. There was no great "coming out" ritual here, only a courteous nod of admission to what many readers had already begun to suspect.
Fortunately, little else changed, and the blog stayed true to its slogan, "Live like you're playing." Bisu's ludic imperative about the virtues of play were with me when I began to translate Ahmed Naje and Ayman Zorkany's novel, Using Life, in late 2015. Something I had read in graduate school by Roland Barthes about interpretation as "play" seemed to recommend itself in my efforts at self-justification, but I was happy that Bisu's sporadic use of the term was possessed of a more immediate vitality, and beckoned with the warmer and more inviting ontology of the nonce-concept. Barring some orange-haired apocalypse in November, my translation of Using Life is on schedule to be released by the University of Texas Press early next year. But though it may serve as the original work's primary representative in the English-speaking world, I would urge we consider it as just one "play" on the book written by Ahmed Naje and illustrated by Ayman Zorkany.
The English-language play on Using Life has been preceded by many others, in different idioms and media.
There are Ayman Zorkany's illustrations, which both complement and "translate" the text written by Ahmed Naje. Some of these may also be viewed on the Arabic book's Facebook page.
As a book, Using Life follows a number of recent experiments in graphic fiction in Egypt and the wider Arab World, such as Metro (El-Shafee, 2008; trans. Rossetti, 2012) and The Apartment in Bab el-Louk (Maher, Ganzeer, and Nady, 2014); as a literary-graphic hybrid, it resembles most closely Hilal Chouman's Limbo Beirut (beautifully translated by Anna Ziajka Stanton; available from the University of Texas Press in August).
Looking further back in the Arabic tradition, one may contemplate the uncanny resemblances between Zorkany's illustrations and the monstrous hybrids of Zakaria al-Qazwini's 13th-century Wonders of Creation manuscripts.
Curiously, while moral panics surrounding comics in the United States have historically targeted the genre for their graphic content, the illustrations in Using Life have not featured prominently in the recent legal controversy; perhaps this is because Zorkany's images, while seemingly grotesque, are only so to eyes not accustomed to the realities of urban decay in contemporary Cairo.
There is also "The Last Dance of the Blue Anus-Fly," a film by Ayman Zorkany. Based on an illustrated section of Using Life, the animated film was recently screened at the Institut Français d'Egypte and other venues.
There is Using Life merchandise. The book's publication in Egypt coincided with an exhibit held at the Medrar artists' collective in downtown Cairo (Nov. 24 – Dec. 1, 2014), which featured Zorkany's drawings in a variety of printed formats, including T-shirts, hoodies, pins, coasters, and coffee mugs. These items were available for sale until recently at Cairo's Townhouse Gallery, which has been subject to raids, closures, and partial demolitions by various state agencies.
There are interpretive dance performances. The cultural center Darb 1718, in Cairo, hosted one in late 2015, which, though I attended, cannot now find a trace of on the interwebs.
There are critical reviews. An important context for playing with Using Life and understanding the surrounding controversy are several not-yet-translated articles by Egyptian artists and academics. Some appeared in a recent issue of the Cairo-based literary review 'Alam al-Kitab ("Book World," no. 94/95, Nov.-Dec. 2015); for example, the intriguing essay by poet Ahmed Nada compares the trial of Using Life with that of Allen Ginsberg's "Howl," a poem which has been translated into Arabic by Yusuf Rakha (in his recent novel, The Crocodiles, itself translated from the Arabic by Robin Moger), and before him by the inimitable Iraqi poet Sargon Boulus.
Lastly, or rather primarily, Using Life (Istikhdam al-Haya in Arabic) is itself a translation, in textual medium, of the aesthetic and architectural work that has conspired to design contemporary Cairo.
One of the great ironies of Naje's imprisonment is that such direct and draconian displays of state power are largely peripheral to the critical concerns expressed in his novel. Instead, Using Life directs the reader's gaze at the more subtle mechanisms of repression and constraint at work in contemporary Egypt: the perfidy of friends and lovers, the "kitschification" of culture, and, most importantly, conspiracies wrought in the realm of architecture and urban planning. The book is a play, in the first place, on the utterly unlivable state of today's Cairo – "a miserable, hideous, filthy, rotten, dark, oppressive, besieged, lifeless, enervating, polluted, overcrowded, impoverished, angry, smoke-filled, simmering, humid, trashy, shitty, choleric, anemic mess of a city," according to the protagonist, Bassam Bahgat.
Let the reader be aware that among the city's current residents, Bassam's feeling is far from unusual. Cairo's decades-old crises in housing, electricity, waste management, and traffic (to name a few) have left the city both physically and psychologically scarred, and have remained unresolved amidst the waves of revolution and counterrevolution unleashed since January 25, 2011. The intervention of the security services into urban planning has disfigured the city even further: un-breachable metal sidewalk fences, forcibly depopulated public spaces, and huge, concrete block walls constructed in the middle of major streets are now familiar sights around the capital.
Yet as parts of Cairo have shut down, new aesthetic practices have emerged over the last decade to open new spaces for expression, as well as to re-purpose old ones. Graffiti artists have laid claim to the city's walls and barriers. Comedians and cartoonists have attracted cult followings through YouTube, and bloggers have emerged from the obscurity of their bedrooms to pioneer new literary genres. In fashion, advertising, and graphic design, independent artists have made spectacular interventions in fields traditionally dominated by foreign brands.
In Using Life, Zorkany and Naje have managed to synthesize many elements of this resurgent urban culture into something that, together with its "translations," may serve as a guide-book of sorts for playing Cairo. All of these "plays" of/on Using Life – which, incidentally, were all performed or published before Ahmed Naje was sentenced to two years in prison – not only constitute forms of translation more inventive than the linguistic plays of professional interpreters, but that they also offer models for those contemplating solidarity in a manner suggested by the playful work itself.
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General CommentTo me this song is about overcoming your fears and breaking free of them and feeling liberated.
"Rollercoaster, heart pound. Fears overplayed. Two left feet emergency." Here I think she is talking about anxiety, fears, feeling scared.
"Fold up my frown. Take the rage and smooth it out." She wants to get rid of this emotional intensity and feel calm again.
"Face your mistakes." Know that you are not perfect and have human fears and flaws.
"Oil your chains." Find a way out, make it better, positive.
"I held the fort, and I swung my sword I have muted the screams I have broken the falls oh I have fought, and I swung my sword I have muted the screams I have broken the falls."
She's gone through a hard time and she's survived. She's muted any negativity or doubts. She feels stronger. At least that's what I like to think. Every time I listen to this wonderful song I feel free and liberated. Also with the image of the fighter plane flying away, it denotes strength and freedom to me.
General CommentHow has no one commented this song?
General CommentWhat I think this song is about is a young girl that grew up and out grew the childish games that surrounded her, but she grew up too fast and all the drama and troubles that followed her decision make her want to go back and be a kid again.
General CommentI like the song!
General CommentFor me, Ellie's singing about how she's desperately in love, but she's clumsy with it.- 'two left feet, emergency.' So she feels that the person she's in love with won't love her back. She's angry with herself.
Then as the song goes on, she's trying to 'smooth [herself] out' and make herself more appealing.
'Take the rage and smooth it out'- stop being childish, make him love you. Make yourself better.
'Stick to my skin'-please love me back, come to me and hold me.
'Paper mache face to live in'- hide what you really are so he'll like you back.
'Read every page'- she's seen what she's doing to herself.
'You'll never have to feel that way again'- see the beauty in yourself, see that it's not working because it's not meant to happen. So if she realises that she can eventually overcome her feelings or 'fighter plane'.
In the last verses she's trying to overcome this desperate love, she's getting hurt by it. She's 'sold [her] soul' by trying to change herself for someone. By the last verse, she's realised that the love's gone away because she's realised it's not meant to be.
'I have muted the screams'- I've stopped the screaming inside, the pain that I felt when I had feelings for this boy.
'I've broken the fall'- she stopped herself before she got rejected.
I know it's probably called 'Fighter plane' for a different reason like she's fighting for the boy; fighting herself. But I like to think that this love's a secret, just for herself, and it's a code word she has instead of 'love', because maybe she's not bery open about her feelings.
General CommentFirst off the lyrics aren't correct, she doesn't say I sold my soul it's "I swung my sword". I agree with Kanuck girl's interpretation.
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