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Language course Italian in Florence
Centro Fiorenza
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Founded in 1982 our partner school in Florence Centro Fiorenza has its premises right in the center of the historic city, in a prestigious seventeenth century palace. From windows overlooking the river Arno one can enjoy a delightful view of Florence and the famous Ponte Vecchio. The medium size of the school, and classes limited to 10 students, permits the teaching staff a personalized control of each student and offers the possibility, even to beginning students, to reach, in a short time, that necessary mastery of the language to face all the situations of daily-life. One of the school's main characteristics, which is much appreciated by all students, is its friendly atmosphere that is established right from the first day with a "Welcome at Centro Fiorenza". Students at Centro Fiorenza do not feel like "foreign tourists", but rather part of a lively international family.
Key features of our partner Italian school in Florence:
School accredited by the Italian Ministry of Education
Spacious, modern classrooms
Intensive courses begin each Monday, with specific start dates for beginners and open start dates for other levels
Library with audiovisual material
Individual attention
Florence has so much to offer culturally that it is virtually impossible for anyone to get bored here. At the beginning of the Italian course, all students receive a detailed guide of all the city's events that they can enjoy during their stay. In addition to this, the school also organises a varied activity programme for you to enjoy whilst you learn Italian in Florence, which includes:
Visits to Florence's museums and monuments
Trips to Sienna, Pisa, Lucca and Volterra and other famous places of interest near Florence
Cinema at school
Outings to ballets, opera, music concerts and the famous Maggio Musicale Fiorentino
Evenings out to restaurants, bars, nightclubs and piano bars
Sports including volleyball and football
The intensive course in Florence consists of 20, 24 or 30 lessons per week. The normal time required to complete one level is 4 weeks but it is also possible to attend a course for shorter periods. Intensive course lessons last 50 minutes each and are held from Monday to Friday. Class-sizes are limited to 10 students (average 7/8).
Minimum age is 17 years .
Click on a price for an exact price quotation and/or to book.
Prices in €/EUR £/GBP $/USD
Max. 10 per class
Number of lessons per week:
Number of weeks:
Intensive	without accommodation	 280 450 630 735 905 1075 1245 1415 1585 1755 1925 1760 1900 2040 2180 2320 2460 2600 2740 2880 3020 3160 3300 3250 3380 3510 3640 3770 3900 4030 4160 4290 4420 4550 4680 4810
Intensive	with shared apartment, double room, no meals	 635 910 1086 1347 1608 1869 2130 2391 2652 2913 2839 3070 3301 3532 3763 3994 4225 4456 4687 4918 5149 5380 5421 5642 5863 6084 6305 6526 6747 6968 7189 7410 7631 7852 8073
Intensive	with shared apartment, single room, no meals	 710 1010 1221 1517 1813 2109 2405 2701 2997 3293 3254 3520 3786 4052 4318 4584 4850 5116 5382 5648 5914 6180 6256 6512 6768 7024 7280 7536 7792 8048 8304 8560 8816 9072 9328
Intensive	with host family, double room, bed & breakfast	 420 736 1050 1302 1619 1936 2253 2570 2887 3204 3521 3503 3790 4077 4364 4651 4938 5225 5512 5799 6086 6373 6660 6757 7034 7311 7588 7865 8142 8419 8696 8973 9250 9527 9804 10081
Intensive	with host family, single room, bed & breakfast	 465 840 1210 1518 1891 2264 2637 3010 3383 3756 4129 4167 4510 4853 5196 5539 5882 6225 6568 6911 7254 7597 7940 8093 8426 8759 9092 9425 9758 10091 10424 10757 11090 11423 11756 12089
Intensive	with single-use apartment, single room, no meals	 830 1300 1580 1785 2215 2645 3075 3505 3935 4365 4795 4890 5290 5690 6090 6490 6890 7290 7690 8090 8490 8890 9290 9500 9890 10280 10670 11060 11450 11840 12230 12620 13010 13400 13790 14180
Intensive	without accommodation	 325 525 740 860 1060 1260 1460 1660 1860 2060 2260 2010 2180 2350 2520 2690 2860 3030 3200 3370 3540 3710 3880 4050
Intensive	with shared apartment, double room, no meals	 710 1020 1211 1502 1793 2084 2375 2666 2957 3248 3089 3350 3611 3872 4133 4394 4655 4916 5177 5438 5699 5960 6221
Intensive	with shared apartment, single room, no meals	 785 1120 1346 1672 1998 2324 2650 2976 3302 3628 3504 3800 4096 4392 4688 4984 5280 5576 5872 6168 6464 6760 7056
Intensive	with host family, double room, bed & breakfast	 465 811 1160 1427 1774 2121 2468 2815 3162 3509 3856 3753 4070 4387 4704 5021 5338 5655 5972 6289 6606 6923 7240 7557
Intensive	with host family, single room, bed & breakfast	 510 915 1320 1643 2046 2449 2852 3255 3658 4061 4464 4417 4790 5163 5536 5909 6282 6655 7028 7401 7774 8147 8520 8893
Intensive	with single-use apartment, single room, no meals	 875 1375 1690 1910 2370 2830 3290 3750 4210 4670 5130 5140 5570 6000 6430 6860 7290 7720 8150 8580 9010 9440 9870 10300
Intensive	without accommodation	 380 635 900 1050 1298 1546 1794 2042 2290 2538 2786 2490 2690 2890 3090 3290
Intensive	with shared apartment, double room, no meals	 820 1180 1401 1740 2079 2418 2757 3096 3435 3774 3569 3860 4151 4442 4733
Intensive	with shared apartment, single room, no meals	 895 1280 1536 1910 2284 2658 3032 3406 3780 4154 3984 4310 4636 4962 5288
Intensive	with host family, double room, bed & breakfast	 520 921 1320 1617 2012 2407 2802 3197 3592 3987 4382 4233 4580 4927 5274 5621
Intensive	with host family, single room, bed & breakfast	 565 1025 1480 1833 2284 2735 3186 3637 4088 4539 4990 4897 5300 5703 6106 6509
Intensive	with single-use apartment, single room, no meals	 930 1485 1850 2100 2608 3116 3624 4132 4640 5148 5656 5620 6080 6540 7000 7460
Starting dates:
beginner : 07/01, 21/01, 04/02, 18/02, 04/03, 18/03, 01/04, 15/04, 06/05, 20/05, 03/06, 17/06, 01/07, 15/07, 29/07, 05/08, 19/08, 02/09, 16/09, 30/09, 14/10, 28/10, 11/11, 25/11, 09/12
from beginner : every monday
1 lesson = 50 minutes
ca.	€25, to be paid directly on arrival
Info shared apartment:
The prices of the shared apartments do not include costs for electricity and water (approx. € 40 - € 80 per 4 weeks) and WiFi (approx. € 5 per week),which needs to be paid directly to the owner. A deposit is required upon arrival.
A double room can only be booked by two people who travel together.
Die accommodation in the shared apartment is only available for stays with a minimum duration of 2 weeks.
Info host family:
Please note: surcharge for halfboard in single room is € 70 per week instead of € 77 per week.
Surcharges host family: bed & breakfast → half board : €77 per week
Info single-use apartment:
The prices of the shared apartments do not include costs for electricity and water (approx. € 60 - € 100 per 4 weeks) and WiFi (approx. € 5 per week),which needs to be paid directly to the owner. A deposit is required upon arrival.
Cleaning fees single-use apartment:
€55, to be paid directly on arrival
The price stated here is for an airport transfer on arrival at Florence airport.
Transfer upon arrival from the train station in Florence costs € 60 p.p.
All prices include
administration fees
course and accommodation as stated
Teaching materials are not included and need to be paid on site, except for the individual course and the golden age course, where it is included.
In 2019 the school is closed on: 01/01/2019, 22/04/2019, 25/04/2019, 01/05/2019, 24/06/2019, 15/08/2019, 01/11/2019, 25/12/2019, 26/12/2019. Lessons on holidays will not be rescheduled.
The combined course is designed for those participants who would like to combine the intensive group course of 20 lessons a week with 5 private lessons a week. Minimum combined course duration is one week.
Max. 10/1 per class
Combined	without accommodation	 475 835 1205 1495
Combined	with shared apartment, double room, no meals	 1020 1485 1846
Combined	with shared apartment, single room, no meals	 1095 1585 1981
Combined	with host family, double room, bed & breakfast	 615 1121 1625 2062
Combined	with host family, single room, bed & breakfast	 660 1225 1785 2278
Combined	with single-use apartment, single room, no meals	 1025 1685 2155 2545
Commercial Italian
The Commercial Italian course focuses on teaching students economic and commercial subjects and their relevant terminology. The course consists of an intensive 20 course, complemented through 4 commercial Italian lessons.
The Commercial Italian course is designed for those who are already professionally involved in business and international trade as well as for university or college students. The aim of this course is to develop a student's abilities in active communication, both oral and written, with regard to professional situations. This course can be attended independently or in combination with another group or individual course. An intermediate level of Italian is required.
Commercial Italian	without accommodation	 325 525 740 860
Commercial Italian	with shared apartment, double room, no meals	 710 1020 1211
Commercial Italian	with shared apartment, single room, no meals	 785 1120 1346
Commercial Italian	with host family, double room, bed & breakfast	 465 811 1160 1427
Commercial Italian	with host family, single room, bed & breakfast	 510 915 1320 1643
Commercial Italian	with single-use apartment, single room, no meals	 875 1375 1690 1910
elementary : every monday
This course requires a basic knowledge of Italian (B1).
The Golden Age course programme has specific starting dates throughout the year and is specially designed for those students who are aged 40 or above.
It's a mixture of language, art, culture and the pleasure of spending time together to share and improve one's knowledge of those aspects of Florence that make this city so unforgettable. Alongside 3 language lessons in the mornings at all levels, the programme includes several activities. All activities take place in Italian and are guided and/or accompanied by teachers of Italian, who have plenty of knowledge about Archaeology and History of Art.
It includes the following (depending on the programme):
Italian Language: 3 lessons/day from Monday to Friday (total of 30 lessons)
Art History: 2 museum visits (e.g. Uffizi, Accademia, Palazzo Vecchio, Bargello, Cappelle Medicee)
The Culture of Food: 1 cooking lesson, 1 wine tasting, 1 visit to a vineyard
Meet the Artisans: 1 introductory lesson + 2 visits to Artisans'shops
You need to have an elementary level of Italian to participate in this course.
Golden Age	without accommodation	 510 880
Golden Age	with shared apartment, double room, no meals	 1065
Golden Age	with shared apartment, single room, no meals	 1140
Golden Age	with host family, double room, bed & breakfast	 650 1166
Golden Age	with host family, single room, bed & breakfast	 695 1270
Golden Age	with single-use apartment, single room, no meals	 1060 1730
elementary : 13/05, 02/09
The Golden Age course (40+) also includes teaching material and various activities, excursions and a lunch.
The Golden Age requires an elementary level of Italian.
Italian & Cookery
The Italian & Cookery course combines an intensive course of 20 lessons with one cooking session per week. Once a week for 4 hours you will learn how to prepare typical Tuscan dishes. You can attend a maximum of 4 cooking classes (one lesson per week for 4 hours).
Max. 10/20 per class
Italian & Cookery	without accommodation	 335 550 780 950
Italian & Cookery	with shared apartment, double room, no meals	 735 1060 1301
Italian & Cookery	with shared apartment, single room, no meals	 810 1160 1436
Italian & Cookery	with host family, double room, bed & breakfast	 475 836 1200 1517
Italian & Cookery	with host family, single room, bed & breakfast	 520 940 1360 1733
Italian & Cookery	with single-use apartment, single room, no meals	 885 1400 1730 2000
This course includes one cooking lesson per week. The cooking session is about 4 hours.
Italian & Culture
This Italian and culture course offers you the opportunity to study the language and to get to know the various aspects of Italian history and culture. An intermediate level of Italian is required. An example of the topics per month are as follows:
Italian society: the family, women, young people, relationship between men and women, associations, the Catholic Church and religious minorities, the world of work, holidays and leisure
The italian music: opera, Italian ethnic music, songwriters, pop music.
Italian lifestyle: cooking, wine, coffee and coffee, fashion, design, football, Ferrari.
The great Italian cinema: from Neorealism to Benigni.
Media in Italy: old and modern TV, the press, advertising.
Italian holidays (Christmas, Easter, Epiphany, Carnival), regional traditions, folklore.
North and South: the origins of a conflict. The mafia, Italian emigration in the world.
Italian pop culture: cinema (horror, spaghetti western, comedy from the 70s), comics.
Famous Italian women: Natalia Ginzburg, Oriana Fallaci, Anna Magnani, Sofia Loren, Mina and Patty Pravo, Rita Levi Montalcini, Margherita Hack.
History of Italy: 900.
Italy: territory, cities, population, language, dialects and linguistic minorities, institutions, political parties of yesterday and today.
Italian & Culture	without accommodation	 325 525 740 860 1060 1260 1460 1660
Italian & Culture	with shared apartment, double room, no meals	 710 1020 1211 1502 1793 2084 2375
Italian & Culture	with shared apartment, single room, no meals	 785 1120 1346 1672 1998 2324 2650
Italian & Culture	with host family, double room, bed & breakfast	 465 811 1160 1427 1774 2121 2468 2815
Italian & Culture	with host family, single room, bed & breakfast	 510 915 1320 1643 2046 2449 2852 3255
Italian & Culture	with single-use apartment, single room, no meals	 875 1375 1690 1910 2370 2830 3290 3750
Duo course
In Florence, a duo course allows the students to define their objectives to create an individual programme adapted to their level and learning pace. It is a class for two students. This course can only be booked by two people who travel together and have the same level of Italian.
Max. 2 per class
Duo course	without accommodation	 528 996
Duo course	with shared apartment, double room, no meals	 1181
Duo course	with shared apartment, single room, no meals	 1256
Duo course	with host family, double room, bed & breakfast	 668 1282
Duo course	with host family, single room, bed & breakfast	 713 1386
Duo course	with single-use apartment, single room, no meals	 1078 1846
This course can only be booked by two people who travel together and who have the same level of Italian.
The one-to-one course is designed for those who want to optimise their study time or have very specific needs when it comes to learning Italian. The aim of the one-to-one course is to offer a fully personalised method of teaching designed to meet the specific student's needs and desires. As the classes are private, the student will be able to decide the schedule and content.
One-to-One	without accommodation	 460 860
One-to-One	with shared apartment, double room, no meals	 1045
One-to-One	with shared apartment, single room, no meals	 1120
One-to-One	with host family, double room, bed & breakfast	 600 1146
One-to-One	with host family, single room, bed & breakfast	 645 1250
One-to-One	with single-use apartment, single room, no meals	 1010 1710
One-to-One	without accommodation	 840 1620
One-to-One	with host family, single room, bed & breakfast	 1025 2010
Teaching material is included.
Shared Apartment
Single or double room in a shared apartment with other students or with the landlady / landlord (usually a young person who studies and/or works). Kitchen and bathroom are shared with the other occupants. Minimum stay of two weeks.
Single or double room with either breakfast or half board with a host family, a couple or a single person. It is not possible to use the kitchen when you stay with a host family.
Single-use Apartment
Staying in a single-use apartment is the perfect option for those students who want to enjoy privacy and complete independence whilst they learn Italian in Florence
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The main field then stalled and the lead increased to 1 minute 35 seconds for the 24 leaders.
The lead group was whittled down to 9 riders Gareth McKee (Banbridge CC), John Buller (Banbridge CC), Eoin O'Connell (Blarney CC), Mark Dowling (Cycling Leinster), Conn McDunphy (Lucan County Dublin), Oliver Hayward (Rhino Velo Race Team), William Harper (St Piran), Darnell Moore (Team Caldwell Cycles) & Jordan Levasseur (VC Toucy). They were finally caught with 2km to go, and Matteo Cigala (Team Viner Caremark Pactimo) winning the bunch sprint.
Joe Evans (St Piran) retained his overall lead to win the 2018 race.
The Tour of Ulster started today in the Banbridge with 97.7 miles to cover. By the time the race reached 18 miles covered 17 riders had a 45 second lead group. The group consisted of Antoine Le Corre (UCD Cycling Club), John Buller (Banbridge CC), Mark Dowling (Cycling Leinster), Conor Kissane (Killarney Cycling Club), Ben Joughin (Newry Wheelers), Mark McKinley (Newry Wheelers), Jody Wright (Phoenix CC), Donal Shearer (Phoenix CC), Lindsay Watson (Powerhouse Sport), Cian Keogh (Powerhouse Sport), Philip Lavery (Strata3-VeloRevolution), James Davenport (Strata3-VeloRevolution), Angus Fyffe (Team Caldwell Cycles ), Sean Moore (Team Gerard-DHL), Conor Hennebry (Team Viner Caremark Pactimo), Ronan McLaughlin (Team Viner Caremark Pactimo) & Jordan Levasseur (VC Toucy).
When the race reached the 5th KOH at Spelga Dam 3 riders attacked from the lead group. They were Joe Evans (St Piran), Ronan McLaughlin (Team Viner Caremark Pactimo) & Jordan Levasseur (VC Toucy). At this point race leader Conn McDunphy (Lucan County Dublin) attacked out of the main field in pursuit of the leaders. He closed the gap to 33 seconds, but never got any closer than this, and would eventually loss over 4 minutes.
After Spelga Dam a group of 6 riders moved clear. They were Mark Dowling (Cycling Leinster), Joe Evans (St Piran), Oli Maxwell (St Piran), Ronan McLaughlin (Team Viner Caremark Pactimo), Jordan Levasseur (VC Toucy) & Scott Auld (VC Toucy).
Mark Dowling (Cycling Leinster) then attacked on the final KOH and built up a lead of over 1 minute 30 seconds, before finally being caught with approx. 7 miles to go by 8 chasers. They were Liam Holohan (Rhino Velo Race Team), Oliver Hayward (Rhino Velo Race Team), Joe Evans (St Piran), Oli Maxwell (St Piran), Conor Hennebry (Team Viner Caremark Pactimo), Ronan McLaughlin (Team Viner Caremark Pactimo), Wilfried Canales (VC Toucy) & Scott Auld (VC Toucy). At this point the race leader was over 4 minutes down.
3 riders then attacked from the lead group. They are Liam Holohan (Rhino Velo Race Team), Joe Evans (St Piran) & Ronan McLaughlin (Team Viner Caremark Pactimo). They increased their lead to over 1 minute and stayed away until the finish, with Ronan McLaughlin (Team Viner Caremark Pactimo) winning in a photo finish from Liam Holohan (Rhino Velo Race Team).
The new race leader is Joe Evans (St Piran).
The leader of the King of the Hills competition after day 2 is Lindsay Watson (Powerhouse Sport).
The stage tomorrow starts at Belmont Hotel, Banbridge (09.45 am) and finishing at Newry Road, Banbridge (12.30pm), and this 71.7 mile stage is another tough stage with 6 climbs on route.
The Tour of Ulster started this year in Banbridge, a group of 26 riders moved clear within the first few miles and by the time the race reached 8 miles covered the gap was 1 minute to the main field. The race averaged 30mph for the first hour. The 26 leaders were Antoine Le Corre (UCD Cycling Club), John Buller (Banbridge CC), Kevin McKinney (Banbridge CC), Mark Shannon (Burren CC), Charles Prendergast (Burren CC), Conn McDunphy (Lucan County Dublin), Ben Joughin (Newry Wheelers), Lindsay Watson (Powerhouse Sport), Lee Masters (Powerhouse Sport), Joe Evans (St Piran), William Harper (St Piran), Cameron Jeffers (St Piran), Oli Maxwell (St Piran), Philip Lavery (Strata3-VeloRevolution), James Davenport (Strata3-VeloRevolution), Stephen Murray (Strata3-VeloRevolution), Dillon Corkery (Team Gerard-DHL), Cian Sutcliffe (Team Gerard-DHL), Toni Ballester Llobera (Team Sportactive Racing), Matteo Cigala (Team Viner Caremark Pactimo), Conor Hennebry (Team Viner Caremark Pactimo), Craig Rea (Team Viner Caremark Pactimo), Jordan Levasseur (VC Toucy), Wilfried Canales (VC Toucy), Jake Gray (VC Toucy) & Scott Auld (VC Toucy).
By the time the race reached Antrim, with 30 miles covered, the 26 leaders had over 2 minutes lead, but the race behind had split into numerous groups.
At the second KOH of the day at Randalstown with 40 miles covered. The lead group was almost 4 minutes over the next group with the main field at 6 minutes.
With 60 miles of racing covered a group of 17 riders formed behind the leaders and were over 2 minutes 30 seconds behind and consisted of Gareth McKee (Banbridge CC), Roger Aiken (Banbridge CC), Paul Kennedy (Blarney CC), Jarleth Hassett (Burren CC), Darragh McCarter (Donegal Bay CC), Des Woods (Newry Wheelers), Conor McCann (Newry Wheelers), Greg Swinand (PanetX Carnac), Donal Shearer (Phoenix CC), Liam Holohan (Rhino Velo Race Team), Matthew Garthwaite (Rhino Velo Race Team), Kirk Vickers (Rhino Velo Race Team), Oliver Hayward (Rhino Velo Race Team), Jake Alderman (St Piran), Darnell Moore (Team Caldwell Cycles ), Ronan McLaughlin (Team Viner Caremark Pactimo) & Siim Kiskonen (VC Toucy). Another group of 20 riders at over 3 minutes 30 seconds and the main field at over 7 minutes.
William Harper (St Piran) attacked out of the lead group and built up a lead of 45 seconds before being caught.
There were various attacks from the main group, until McDunphy finally got away and stayed away until the finish.
The leader of the King of the Hills competition after day 1 is Cameron Jeffers (St Piran).
The stage tomorrow starts at Belmont Hotel, Banbridge (09.45 am) and finishing at Newry Road, Banbridge (1.30pm), and with the race going through the Mournes this 97.7 mile stage is another tough stage with 7 climbs on route.
The prestigious Tour of Ulster Cycling race, sponsored this year by Victus Energy will be based Banbridge town this year.
One of Ireland's longest established races, the Victus Tour of Ulster is attracting the top Irish elite riders and teams including Strata3-VeloRevolution, Team Caldwell Cycles & Team Viner Caremark Pactimo, also the UK's premier teams, Holdsworth Pro Racing, Rhino Velo Race Team & St. Pirian and French team VC Toucy. Facing them will include local riders from Banbridge CC, West Down Wheelers & Dromara CC among many other Ulster riders and teams.
This year's race see's the cyclist starting and finishing all three stages on the Newry Road in Banbridge during the 2018 May Bank Holiday weekend.
Stage 2 action begins at 9:45am, taking in 98 gruelling miles around the scenic Mourne Mountains. The riders will take in Donaghcloney, Dromore, Annahilt, Ballynahinch, Spa, Clonvaraghan, Moneyslane, Rathfriland, Hilltown, Bryansford, Castlewellan, Leitrim, Finnis, Dromara, Kinallen, Katesbridge and Annaclone before finishing back on the Newry Road in Banbridge at approx. 1:30pm.
Bank Holiday Monday 7th May sees the cyclists rolling out at 9.45 and bringing the action to a close with seven laps of a 10-mile circuit.
For full race details, check out www.tourofulster.com for more details on the route and riders or why not follow us on Twitter @TourUlster / Facebook Victus Tour of Ulster for regular updates.
This May Bank Holiday weekend see's the return of the Tour of Ulster under new sponsorship from Victus Energy. The 2018 Victus Tour of Ulster is due to welcome some of Ireland's finest cyclists into the town of Banbridge in Co. Down to relive their 'fight for pink', with the race leader being awarded with the covet Pink Jersey.
The Victus Tour of Ulster is one of Ireland's longest established races. Established in 1957, the race is attracting elite riders from across Ireland & the UK.
Neil O'Brien, chairman of the host company, Victus Renewable Energy said he is delighted to be involved with the 'Victus Tour of Ulster'.
Event Organiser Garry Nugent said he is delighted to welcome on board Victus Renewable Energy, the new title sponsor of this year's Victus Tour of Ulster.
The Tour of Ulster started today in the Moy with 75.8 miles to cover over 7 laps of a 10 mile circuit. Shortly after the start 9 riders moved clear, they were Mark O'Callaghan (Aqua Blue Sport Academy), Anthony Walsh (Aqua Blue Sport Academy), Darnell Moore (Caldwell Cycles Omagh), Chris McGlinchey (Cycling Ulster), Lindsay Watson (Cycling Ulster), David McFall (Omagh Wheelers Cycling Club), Robert Jon McCarthy (Team Monaghan), David Watson (The Bike House CC) and Ian Richardson (UCD Cycling Club).
Robert Jon McCarthy (Team Monaghan) who was sitting in 2nd place overall was in the lead group and their advantage increased to 56 seconds after 20 miles covered, putting McCarthy (Team Monaghan) the virtual race leader on the road. At this point Ian Richardson (UCD Cycling Club) sat up from the lead group to go back to the main field to assist the chase with his team mate and race leader Eoin Morton (UCD Cycling Club).
The 8 leaders increased their lead to over 1 minute after 28 miles covered, but then the main field started to chase hard.
After 40 miles covered David McFall (Omagh Wheelers Cycling Club) got dropped from the lead group, and at this point the lead was 39 seconds.
The main field then stalled and the lead increased back to 59 seconds for the 7 leaders.
14 riders moved clear whuch included 2nd overall again Robert Jon McCarthy (Team Monaghan). The rest of the group were Matteo Cigala (Aqua Blue Sport Academy), Conor McCann (Caldwell Cycles Omagh), Marc Potts (Cycling Ulster), Craig Rea (Phoenix CC), Conn McDunphy (Stagg Cycles Lucan Cycling Road Club), Dermot Trulock (Stagg Cycles Lucan Cycling Road Club), Mark Dowling (Strata3-Velorevolution Cycling Team), James Davenport (Strata3-Velorevolution Cycling Team), Michael Fitzgerald (Strata3-Velorevolution Cycling Team), David Brody (Team iTAP), Keith Fox (Team Planet X Carnac), Toni Ballester Llobera (Team Sportactive Racing) andLewis Ferguson (The Bike House CC). the maximum advantage they got was 14 seconds, Kevin McKinney (CCT) & Robin Kelly (Waterford Racing Club) also joined the lead group.
But the race came together with 2km to go, and Simon Ryan (Strata3-Velorevolution Cycling Team won the bunch sprint to take the final stage.
Eoin Morton (UCD Cycling Club) retained his overall lead to win the 2017 race.
The Tour of Ulster started today in the Moy with 90.8 miles to cover. By the time the race reached the 1st KOH of the day at 7.7 miles covered a 5 man group had a 19 second lead over the main field. The group consisted of Marc Potts (Cycling Ulster), Lindsay Watson (Cycling Ulster), James Davenport (Strata3-Velorevolution Cycling Team), Adam Stenson (TEAM BIKEWORX Celbridge) & Cian O'Reilly (UCD Cycling Club).
When the race reached the 2nd KOH at Newry the leaders had being joined by more riders and had a 23 second lead over the main field. The 9 man group consisted of Marc Potts (Cycling Ulster), Lindsay Watson (Cycling Ulster), Gareth McKee (Newry Wheelers CC), Mark Dowling (Strata3-Velorevolution Cycling Team), James Davenport (Strata3-Velorevolution Cycling Team), Adam Stenson (TEAM BIKEWORX Celbridge), Robert Jon McCarthy (Team Monaghan), Cian O'Reilly (UCD Cycling Club) & Eoin Morton (UCD Cycling Club).
The 9 leaders stayed away until the 4th KOH of the day at Spelga, at this point the race blew completely apart.
After the descent Robert Jon McCarthy (Team Monaghan) & Eoin Morton (UCD Cycling Club) attacked and this move was to stay away until the end of the stage. They were being chased by Marc Potts (Cycling Ulster) & Chris McGlinchey (Cycling Ulster) who were 28 seconds behind, with 50 seconds back to the remains of the main field.
Eventually a 19 man chase group formed behind the 2 leaders after the 2 chasers were absorbed. This group consisted of the Ronan McLaughlin (Aqua Blue Sport Academy), Seán Lacey (Aqua Blue Sport Academy), Mark O'Callaghan (Aqua Blue Sport Academy), Darnell Moore (Caldwell Cycles Omagh), Conor McCann (Caldwell Cycles Omagh), Craig McAuley (Caldwell Cycles Omagh), Kevin McKinney (CCT), Liam Dolan (Cuchulainn CC), Chris McGlinchey (Cycling Ulster), Des Woods (Newry Wheelers CC), Ben Joughin (Newry Wheelers CC), Gary Donaldson (Omagh Wheelers Cycling Club), Craig Rea (Phoenix CC), Dermot Trulock (Stagg Cycles Lucan Cycling Road Club), Mark Dowling (Strata3-Velorevolution Cycling Team), Adam Stenson (TEAM BIKEWORX Celbridge), Keith Finn (Team Planet X Carnac), Cian O'Reilly (UCD Cycling Club) & Louis Carnec (UCD Cycling Club).
The 2 leaders lead stretched to over 2 minutes, but Eoin Morton (UCD Cycling Club) had a rear wheel puncture with just over 18km to go. Robert Jon McCarthy (Team Monaghan) waited for Morton after his puncture and the 2 riders stayed together until the finish where Morton outsprinted McCarthy to take the stage win.
Eoin Morton (UCD Cycling Club) is now the new race leader.
The leader of the King of the Hills competition after day 2 is Eoin Morton (UCD Cycling Club).
The stage tomorrow starts at The Square, Moy (09.50 am) and finishing at The Square, Moy (12.40pm), this 70.6 mile stage is another tough stage with 6 climbs on route.
The Tour of Ulster started this year in the in Moy, Robert Jon McCarthy (Team Monaghan) was the first attacker, but was caught soon after. After a flurry of attacks a of 9 man lead group established a 15 second lead by the time the race entered Cookstown with 15 miles covered. They were Matteo Cigala (Aqua Blue Sport Academy), Ronan McLaughlin (Aqua Blue Sport Academy), Anthony Walsh (Aqua Blue Sport Academy), Jamie Blanchfield (Carrick Wheelers Cycling Club), Marc Potts (Cycling Ulster), Mark Dowling (Strata3-Velorevolution Cycling Team), Adam Stenson (TEAM BIKEWORX Celbridge), Robert Jon McCarthy (Team Monaghan) and Ian Richardson (UCD Cycling Club).
By the time 19 miles were covered, the race was all together.
Eoin Morton (UCD Cycling Club) was the next to attack the main field with 8 riders in pursuit. They were Sean Yelverton (Carrick Wheelers Cycling Club), Angus Fyffe (Cycling Ulster), Lindsay Watson (Cycling Ulster), Craig Rea (Phoenix CC), Conn McDunphy (Stagg Cycles Lucan Cycling Road Club), Dermot Trulock (Stagg Cycles Lucan Cycling Road Club), James Davenport (Strata3-Velorevolution Cycling Team) and Cian O'Reilly (UCD Cycling Club).
By the time the race reached the 1st KOH of the day at 24 miles covered the 9 leaders had come together.
By the 4th KOH of the day with 54 miles covered the 9 leaders had over a 1 minute lead, but the main field behind were starting to split under the pressure being applied.
Cian O'Reilly (UCD Cycling Club) and Sean Yelverton (Carrick Wheelers Cycling Club) were dropped from the lead group on the climb.
Conn McDunphy (Stagg Cycles Lucan Cycling Road Club) then attacked out of the lead group and his lead grew to 35 seconds, but behind the 6 chaser had being joined by 15 riders to forma 21 man chase group. The consisted of Matteo Cigala (Aqua Blue Sport Academy), Seán Lacey (Aqua Blue Sport Academy), Liam Dolan (Cuchulainn CC), Angus Fyffe (Cycling Ulster), Lindsay Watson (Cycling Ulster), Jude Sands (Newry Wheelers CC), Javan Nulty (North Down CC), Craig Rea (Phoenix CC), Dermot Trulock (Stagg Cycles Lucan Cycling Road Club), James Davenport (Strata3-Velorevolution Cycling Team), Simon Ryan (Strata3-Velorevolution Cycling Team), Toni Ballester Llobera (Team Sportactive Racing), Eoin Morton (UCD Cycling Club), Louis Carnec (UCD Cycling Club), Shane Power (Waterford Racing Club), Dermot Trulock (Stagg Cycles Lucan Cycling Road Club), Mark O'Callaghan (Aqua Blue Sport Academy), Darnell Moore (Caldwell Cycles Omagh), Jamie Blanchfield (Carrick Wheelers Cycling Club), Chris McGlinchey (Cycling Ulster), David Watson (The Bike House CC) and Darragh O'Mahony (Waterford Racing Club).
But with 15 miles to go 6 riders caught the lone leader. Matteo Cigala (Aqua Blue Sport Academy), Seán Lacey (Aqua Blue Sport Academy), Chris McGlinchey (Cycling Ulster), Dermot Trulock (Stagg Cycles Lucan Cycling Road Club), Eoin Morton (UCD Cycling Club) and Darragh O'Mahony (Waterford Racing Club).
This was to be the race winning move with Darragh O'Mahony (Waterford Racing Club) taking the stage.
The leader of the King of the Hills competition after day 1 is Dermot Trulock (Stagg Cycles Lucan Cycling Road Club).
The stage tomorrow starts at The Square, Moy (09.45 am) and finishing at The Square, Moy (1.30pm), and with the race going through the Mournes this 91.7 mile stage is another tough stage with 6 climbs on route.
This May Bank Holiday weekend see's the return of the 'AmberGreen Tour of Ulster' to the village of Moy in County Tyrone which will host the start and finish of all 3 stages, from 29th April to 1st May 2017.
The AmberGreen Tour of Ulster is one of Ireland's longest established races.
Established in 1957, the race is attracting elite riders from across Ireland & the UK.
Neil O'Brien, Chairman of the host company, AmberGreen, said he is delighted to be involved with the 'AmberGreen Tour of Ulster' following the success of last year's event.
"We are delighted to take this opportunity to show our commitment to the people of Northern Ireland and to begin a long-term relationship with Ireland's most famous cycling race.
Garry Nugent, Event Director, said that he is thrilled to see the return of the 2017 AmberGreen Tour of Ulster to the Moy and welcomes on board new sponsorship for the classified jerseys from, JMW Farms for the Points Jersey, Powerhouse Sports for the KOH Jersey and Moy Auto Services for the Young Rider Jersey.
The first stage of this year's AmberGreen Tour of Ulster departs from the Moy in County Tyrone at Midday, covering over 90 miles and 6 categorised climbs. The race makes its way through the rolling roads of Stewartstown and Cookstown before the first KOH of the day at Pomeroy and then on to Ballygawley with another Category 3 climb on the way. Turning off the main Ballygawley-Omagh road, the race heads towards the first Category 1 climb at Sion Finn Mountain – a 4 mile pull to the summit. It's a fast descent from here into Fivemiletown, Clogher and Augher before reaching Aughnacloy. The next Categorised climb is a Category 2 at Rehargy Road, a 3 mile long drag to the top. Stiloga Road is the final Category 2 climb of Stage 1 and ramps up very steeply from the main road at 85 miles in. The riders will pass through Benburb and Blackwatertown, finish back in the Square in the Moy at around 3pm.
Stage 2 departs at the earlier time of 10am for almost 100 miles heading South towards Armagh and Newry taking in the first 2 Categorised climbs of a total of 6 for the day before the 25 mile mark at Newry. In Newry, we follow out to Hilltown, riders will take on the first Category 1 climb of the day at Spelga – a 2.1 mile long climb to the top before descending back towards Hilltown. The riders will then make their way to Rathfriland and Banbridge and meander the way around the County Down countryside. The final Categorised climb of the day is at 80 miles just after Tandragee, after which it will be a fast run into the finish in the Moy for around 1.15pm.
Stage 3 departs at the earlier time of 10am and is a 10 mile circuit covered 7 times. The circuit itself starts along the Gorestown Road, and takes a left onto the B130 Derryfubble Road making its way to Benburb. The race then takes a left onto the Confeacle Road running through Blackwatertown and back onto the A29 on heading into the Moy. The KOH will be in the village each time but not on the finish line.
For full race details, check out www.tourofulster.com for more details on the route and riders or why not follow us on Twitter @AGETourOfUlster / Facebook AmberGreen Tour of Ulster for regular updates.
The Tour of Ulster started this year in the in Moy, and after a flurry of attacks and 3 KOH climbs the race was all together as they reach the Cat 1 climb outside Fintona. The race split on the climb with 3 leaders going clear Mark Dowling (Asea Wheelworx), Eoin Morton (UCD FitzCycles) & Seán Lacey (Team Aquablue) going clear and chased by 6 riders at 18 seconds Christopher McGlinchey (Ballymoney CC Biesty's Centra), Craig McAuley (Caldwell Cycles Omagh), Ronan McLaughlin (Foyle Racing Team), Ryan Reilly (Foyle Racing Team), Darnell Moore (Caldwell Cycles Omagh) & Conor Hennebry (Team Aquablue) and a further 2 chasers at 30 seconds are Marcus Christie (Omagh Wheelers CC) & Angus Fyffe (Omagh Wheelers CC) with the main field at 55 seconds.
After 66 miles of racing the front 3 groups merged and stayed together until the second last climb 78 miles and 7 riders went clear Mark Dowling (Asea Wheelworx), Christopher McGlinchey (Ballymoney CC Biesty's Centra), Craig McAuley (Caldwell Cycles Omagh), Angus Fyffe (Omagh Wheelers CC), Conor Hennebry (Team Aquablue), Seán Lacey (Team Aquablue) & Eoin Morton (UCD FitzCycles).
This group worked well together until 500 metres to go when Eoin Morton (UCD FitzCycles) attacked but was caught in the final few metres and Angus Fyffe (Omagh Wheelers CC) outsprinted the rest of the group to win the stage and take the first leaders jersey.
The leader of the King of the Hills competition after day 1 is Mark Dowling (Asea Wheelworx).
The stage tomorrow starts at The Square, Moy (09.45 am) and finishing at The Square, Moy (1.30pm), and with the race going through the Mournes this 93.5 mile stage is another tough stage with 6 climbs on route.
The Tour of Ulster started today in the Moy with 96.2 miles to cover. By the time the race reached the first KOH of the day at 9.6 miles covered a 16-man group had a 35 second lead over the main field. The group consisted of Mark Dowling (Asea Wheelworx), Bryan McCrystal (Asea Wheelworx), Christopher McGlinchey (Ballymoney CC Biesty's Centra), James Curry (Banbridge Cycling Club), Gareth McKee (Banbridge Cycling Club), Lindsay Watson (Banbridge Cycling Club), Niall O'Gorman (Belfast Select), Joseph McCrory (Carn Wheelers), John Clarke (Cycling Leinster), Ryan Reilly (Foyle Racing Team), David Watson (North Down CC), David McFall (Omagh Wheelers CC), Seán Lacey (Team Aquablue), Sean McKenna (Team Aquablue), Ian Richardson (UCD FitzCycles) & Roger Aiken (Dunboyne Cycling Club). This group was to stay away until the finish.
Over the 1st climb at Spelga with 40.1 miles covered the lead group split, but regrouped on the descent with the exception of David McFall (Omagh Wheelers CC), the main field was a further 2 minutes back, but by the time the race reached the 5th KOH of the day the main field was over 5 minutes back and out of contention.
With 60 miles cover Christopher McGlinchey (Ballymoney CC Biesty's Centra) punctured out of the lead group but quickly rejoined. With 70 miles covered Bryan McCrystal (Asea Wheelworx) also punctured out of the lead group, but he also quickly rejoined.
With 5km to go Ian Richardson (UCD FitzCycles) attached and held off the remainder of the group to take the stage win.
Conor Hennebry (Team Aquablue) finished 2nd on the stage and is now the new race leader.
The leader of the King of the Hills competition after day 2 is Gareth McKee (Banbridge Cycling Club).
The stage tomorrow starts at The Square, Moy (09.45 am) and finishing at The Square, Moy (12.40pm), this 71.5 mile stage is another tough stage with 6 climbs on route.
The Tour of Ulster started today in the Moy with 75.8 miles to cover over 7 laps of a 10 mile circuit. Shortly after the start Eoin Morton (UCD FitzCycles), Ronan McLaughlin (Foyle Racing Team) & Marcus Christie (Omagh Wheelers CC) attacked and quickly opened up a gap. They were joined by Sean Noon (Foyle Racing Team), Angus Fyffe (Omagh Wheelers CC) after 32 miles covered and this was to prove to be the decisive move that would stay away until the finish. The gap never went above 30 seconds.
Marcus Christie (Omagh Wheelers CC) attacked in the last km to hold off the lead group and take the stage.
Eoin Morton (UCD FitzCycles) claimed first place on all 6 KOH primes to take the KOH competition from Gareth McKee (Banbridge Cycling Club) the overnight leader.
Conor Hennebry (Team Aquablue) retained his overall lead to win the 2016 race.


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APPENDIX.
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" Wilton of Cuthbert's" is a story of Oxford Undergraduate life, thirty or forty years ago, before the days of Moderations and Law and Modern History Schools; of Volunteer Rifle Corps, and Athletic Sports, and Unattached Students—when the Union held its debates in the back room of Wyatt, the picture dealer; and Undergraduates flocked to hear Mr. Newman preach at St. Mary's; and men would no more have walked the High Street in cricket flannels and boating dress than they would have been presented at Court in them. The story avoids almost entirely the theological discussions of the day, but describes Undergraduate life in all other particulars. It introduces some real occurrences of note, as viz., the uproar at the Commemoration of 1843, and the famous seven-oar race at Henley in the same year. It is dedicated by the author to his old fellow collegians.

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Would you know which points on the body you could press to relieve a migraine?
What if you could use these points to lower cholesterol?
What if you could use them to reduce pain from arthritis or to reduce high blood pressure?
I would not have even thought this was remotely POSSIBLE if it wasn't for Pure Natural Healing.
This treatment involves applying gentle pressure for a minute, or maybe two, to a certain point on your body, then, after a few moments, a sensation of relaxation and often warmth flushes through the area that is in pain… and problem areas are relieved.
Now, I was aware of this practice and have actually experienced it in the past, but what I wasn't aware of was the fact that it is something you can learn to do in your very own home with some basic instruction on how to simply find the energy blocks in your own body… and heal it yourself.
I was fascinated by how this book (pure natural healing) could help me practice these well proven ancient techniques that could make my body disease free and keep me in good condition, so I got it it, read it and am now ready to share my review of this incredible information with you.
Acupressure is the art of treating ailments by applying pressure to specific points on the body. By applying this pressure, energy, or 'Qi' is released and allowed to flow normally.
Meridian Therapy is based on acupressure but works on manipulating the flow through the meridians which join all the acupressure points together; pathways which allow the energy to flow.
Check out my Pure Natural Healing Review Video here, or simply read below for more info.
Let me start by giving you an overview of the structure of the book.
What I really like about this course is the way in which it is simply laid out and everything clearly explained. The book starts by giving an overview of Meridian Therapy and the fundamental basics of this ancient art.
The good thing is that with Meridian Therapy you need only learn about 40 pressure points and these, combined with the other exercises and principles, provide an excellent method of self-healing and preventative health.
The book then moves on to explaining the basic fundamentals of self-healing, which is really where this course breaks frontiers and comes into its own. There are plenty of Chinese practitioners practicing acupressure and other Chinese medicine, some good, some bad, but having the power to help yourself based on these ancient, tried and trusted principles is amazing!
We then learn about Qi-flexercise which is an exercise regime for general improvement of health and wellbeing. Qi-flexercise can help with digestion, constipation, energy, immune system, skin condition, weight loos and sleep quality to name a few, and only takes 5 to 10 minutes.
The book then addresses the common ailments, which is where it gets interesting because the book is structured so that you can move straight to a area that is relevant to you once you have mastered the principles of self-healing.
all of which can be alleviated using meridian therapy / acupressure, either as a cure or to help in natural healing.
For example, in the USA alone, over 45 million people suffer from chronic, recurring headaches. Of that 45 million, at least 28 million suffer from migraines. That's a huge statistic for something as straightforward as a headache, which can almost definitely be helped by using Merdian Therapy and Qi-Flexercise.
As most headaches are caused by tension in the muscles of the head, neck and shoulders, which when stressed, contract and cause restrictions to your blood flow, which in turn restricts the supply of oxygen to your brain, most of us tend to reach for the drugs, but of course this only cures the immediate problem and not the underlying cause. With Meridian Therapy, you can ensure that you have a free flowing Qi through your body which helps provide a healthy life.
Whilst the book makes it clear that meridian therapy cannot be considered a cure all, it can complement natural healing and be a great preventative measure.
From headaches, to eye strain, coughs, colds, asthma, eczema, digestive problems, menstrual cramps, stress, depression and anxiety, the book contains a section on each ailment, clearly explaining, with good quality, easy to understand photographs the principles, areas and rubbing movements to be applied.
Important to Remember: Meridian Therapy relies heavily on rubbing motions rather than pressure to one specific point, which makes the application much easier in case you don't get the position exactly right, which is obviously a big advantage when learning this process and applying it yourself.
Pure Natural Healing finishes with a summary of the other aspects which are important in ensuring good health and a steady state of mind and body, and this includes a good diet, physical activity, routines and your positive attitude.
To be completely open and honest with you, I found this book based course extremely reassuring and a really useful reference source that you can use to pinpoint any one particular symptom and focus in on it, carrying out the exercises and feeling almost immediate results.
All you would do in this case is open the book, find 'migraine' in the table of contents (page 29 & 30), turn to that page and apply the therapy/massage as demonstrated in the book.
It's simple & quite easy to learn and see results with. No wonder the Chinese have been practicing this for as long as they have!
Most sections also carry a note highlighting any likely side effects and why, which is also responsible and reassuring, and also a sign that things are actually working!
I love the way it is clearly illustrated and has very clear and concise instructions but also backed up by clear explanations as to the underlying principles involved.
One other thing to add is that the book comes complete with an additional workbook which enables you to make notes and observations and establish your own treatments, Qi-Flexercise routines, balanced diet regimes etc and this is a really useful addition to the main book.
Overall, this book based course provides a practical and easy to understand way of making the most of a centuries old, well proven and established natural medical practice and use it in the comfort of your own home to help maintain a healthy life. Kevin & Lim have done a brilliant job of explaining the principles and combining this into a really useful training package, reference book and healthy way of life, all in one convenient package.
Pick this up now, we can't say enough good things about it! While we haven't been able to test ALL of the remedies personally, we found the migraine headache one worked WONDERS – as did some of the others that we've tried so far!
BEFORE I FORGET – you get MORE than just 'Pure Natural Healing' with your purchase – you ALSO get access to a few bonus items with your purchase!
1.) Qi-Flexercise program, this downloadable video is quite impressive and a great way to understand the moves with a visual guide which will help memorize them. The video also includes narrative by Dr. Lim who explains the movements and benefits.
If you only have five minutes spare, that's enough to do a Qi-Flexercise workout. The entire video is 20 minutes long and will take you through the whole range of movements and what they mean and how they work, 4-4-1 being the magic number.
2.) Another bonus is the 5 Elements Chart which can also be downloaded and acts as a simple, clear, graphic illustration on what links the elements of your body and nature – the basis of Meridian Therapy.
For reference, the chart is explained in the Pure Natural Healing book and forms the basis of Qi flow, each meridian being divided into pairs; yin and yang, with each organ of your body being associated with one of the 5 elements and each one having an optimum time of day for Qi flow. The underlying philosophy being that we should adjust our daily schedules to accommodate the flow of Qi according to whatever ailments we may be suffering from.
The book contains a full explanation of this tried and tested practice and I have to say, once you read this well-structured book and workbook, the whole philosophy really makes sense – thought it may be a little confusing before then.
That's about it. If you've had enough of automatically being prescribed drugs, or just want to maintain a healthy lifestyle and avoid getting sick in the first place, check out Pure Natural Healing. I wasn't sure what to expect but I'm pleasantly surprised and very positive about what I've read and experienced so far and I have to say I am completely converted to trying Meridian Therapy through Pure Natural Healing before I try anything else.
I'm sure not everything in this book will work for everybody, but first of all, unless you try you'll never know, and secondly, the great thing about Meridian Therapy is that it can do no harm (although please note the cautionary measures for pregnant women etc).


Public employee pensions are in deep trouble in many countries, undermining economic policy and threatening retiree well-being. What can be done to help them perform more efficiently and enhance old-age security? This volume takes stock of public pension developments in the US and Canada, highlighting challenges these financial institutions face in coming decades. The first Pension Research Council study of public pensions in a quarter-century tackles these topics with an impressive team of international actuarial, legal, and economic experts.
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Washington (AFP) - Fires at six African-American churches in the southern United States do not appear to be linked or racially motivated, officials said.
Preliminary investigations point to three of the fires being accidental, with the cause of the other three still to be determined, Ginger Colbrun, spokeswoman for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), told AFP.
"At this time, there is no evidence that (the six fires) are linked or racially motivated," Colbrun said, stressing that investigations into all the incidents are still ongoing.
Fears that the church fires might have been racially motivated were prompted by the fact that they occurred in the wake of the June 17 killing of nine black worshippers at an African-American church in Charleston, South Carolina.
The latest fire, on Tuesday, gutted Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal church in Greeleyville, about 60 miles (100 kilometers) north of Charleston.
The same church was set ablaze 20 years ago by two young Ku Klux Klan members who later pleaded guilty to federal civil rights charges.
Later Thursday, South Carolina Law Enforcement Division released a statement saying its investigation was over and "the cause of the fire was best classified as natural."
The blaze broke out shortly after lightning struck the area.
In a separate statement, Justice Department spokeswoman Melanie Newman said authorities were looking into the blazes across five states, but also found no links between any of them.
"Preliminary investigations indicate that two of the fires were started by natural causes and one was the result of an electrical fire," Newman said in a statement.
Other black churches struck by fire since June 22 were located in Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and Florida, as well as a second church in South Carolina.
US news media have previously said at least three of the fires were possible acts of arson, and that a fourth involved a tree limb falling on power lines.
Tuesday's fire in Greeleyville erupted a few hours after the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) urged black churches nationwide to take "necessary precautions."
The hashtag #WhoIsBurningBlackChurches trended on Twitter, with some dreading a revival of a wave of church arsons that gripped the United States in the 1990s.
In a 2013 report, the National Fire Protection Association said 16 percent of the nearly 1,800 fires that break out at US places of worship and funeral homes every year are set intentionally.
Under the 1996 Church Arson Prevention Act, the ATF is tasked with investigating the origin and cause of all fires or bomb attacks that occur at houses of worship throughout the United States.


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RPG News - Catching Up with Risus: Sold! and Other Interesting Tidbits
I must admit, I haven't been paying much attention to the news in the World of Gaming for the past week or so, as NTRPG Con was occupying my waking (and sleeping) thoughts. But now I'm home, and its time to catch up on some topics covered here and on our accompanying Youtube Channel: youtube.com/TenkarsTavern
Risus has been sold. Yep, I had mentioned that it was for sale, along with its Kickstarter obligations, and someone has taken on the responsibilities to fulfill those obligations and apparently paid for the privilege:
Big Dice Games Acquires Risus: The Anything RPG, Charts Course for the Future of Joyful RPGs!
A joint press release from Cumberland Games & Diversions and the new home of Risus: Big Dice Games.
Dave LeCompte, of Big Dice Games, has purchased the Risus RPG line from S. John Ross of Cumberland Games and Diversions.
S. John Ross designed, authored, and published the groundbreaking roleplaying game system, subtitled "The Anything RPG," in a time where individual role playing manuals were hundreds of pages, and a well-prepared gaming group would have dozens of books. Risus is a different sort of game system, with a set of rules that can fit on a single sheet of paper.
Dave LeCompte has been a friend of Risus for years, and looks forward to carrying it forward as a game where there's "No Wrong Way to Play!"
Big Dice Games has agreed to complete the outstanding Kickstarter campaign to publish more free adventures, and intends to publish all-new Risus worldbooks as well.
S. John, who has shepherded his creation for 28 years, has overseen its changes from a plain-jane document of the early 90s to a stick-figure festooned one in the 21st century, is proud to see Big Dice Games carrying the torch forward to see the Risus line expand to include entire worlds, more adventures, and more voices from around the world. The Risus community has always been international (the game has been translated into 18 languages besides S. John's attempts at English), and S. John hopes to see something from everyone. He's also happy he won't have to edit them.
Dave LeCompte notes: "S. John is one of those creators who do so many things well, it will require many people to fill his shoes. Big Dice Games welcomes the best stick figure art submissions, as well as writing submissions from adventure- and worldbook-authors to provide a breadth of perspectives while staying true to the open-hearted, creative gameplay that Risus gamers expect." Contact dave@risusrpg.com for freelancing opportunities.
The Risus library will continue to be available at DriveThruRPG, with all previous customers transferred painlessly behind the scenes thanks to the efforts of the OBS management. Risus will soon have a new home on the Web as well, at www.RisusRPG.com.
So, I did a video on an upcoming RPG called Into the Mother Lands. It's an interesting Kickstarter and I am excited about the setting info thus far, but I was (and still am) concerned that the system that will be used has yet to be determined (it was playtested with Cortex). I should note that it has already raised a quarter of a million dollars (11 days to go) for a creator that has a single prior Kickstarter (for about $6k).
Egg Embry interviewed some of the folks behind the Into the Motherland Kickstarter over at ENWorld, and he asked a question about the lack of a determined system at the launch of the Kickstarter. The answer is NOT what I expected.
EGG: One of the campaign's FAQs discusses the game's system, or, more precisely, how that's yet to be determined. As a business person, why keep that option open?
BDW: Business is exactly why we did it. We've been blessed to have a number of options in terms of publishers we can partner with, or go it completely on our own and create a whole new system. There are a lot of other intangibles to weigh like production costs, who has retail distribution, etc. Until you've done it, you don't realize how much more there is to it than deciding if we want to roll d10s or d6s. Ultimately, we'll do whatever allows us to deliver the best possible game to the widest possible audience.
Intangibles such as "production cost" and "retail distribution" mean that they (those behind the Kickstarter) want another company to take the responsibility of development and distribution. As a potential backer, this lack of decisiveness is enough to keep me from coming anywhere close to this Kickstarter.
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Kevin S. June 8, 2021 at 8:04 PM
I agree with you about the uncertainty about the system of Into the Motherlands. I think I would feel better if they had just a couple of options spelled out based on funding. Like one system with a free or cheap license for lower levels of funding and maybe a Cortex edition for a high level of funding (since it looks like Cortex does not have any kind of open license). I do not trust this bunch of neophytes to design their own system from scratch, especially since they don't seem to have begun work on it yet.
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Pens for Kids Portugal is a branch of Pens for Kids International, but does not yet have its own website, so here is a preliminary presentation of the organisation.
Pens for Kids Portugal is a local branch of the non-political, non-religious, non-profit charity organisation Pens for Kids International, the aim of which is to get writing utensils to underprivileged kids in the third world - primarily Africa.
Pens for Kids accepts donations of writing utensils such as pens, pencils, felt pens, rulers, erasers, gel-pens and the like, and sends them to Africa for distribution among kids who need them for their school work.
The pens are distributed through a network of local contacts - the so-called Pens for Kids Ambassadors, or through local non-profit charity organisations.
Pens for Kids is based entirely on volunteer work and has no administration costs other than shipping expenses for the pens.
Below are some documents presenting our project in Portuguese. Please download and distribute them to friends, family, colleagues and business associates - and tell the world about us !
Pens for Kids Portugal Pens for Kids flyer Pens for Kids poster
Pens for Kids Portugal Pens for Kids International Description for authorities
Pens for Kids Portugal
...has two managers: Fatima Moreira and Angela Carvalho.
See the descriptions of us below:
Fatima Moreira
...spent the first 8 years of her life in Angola and truly knows the problems kids in Africa are faced with. When she read about Pens for Kids she thus quickly volunteered to be a pen collector and started mobilising friends and family.
In the beginning of 2010 Fatima teamed up with Angela and formed Pens for Kids Portugal.
Angela Carvalho
Angela is a computer professional who's hobby it is to be generous.
When Fatima shared her idea of forming a branch organisation of Pens for Kids with Angela, Angela immediately volunteered to help.
Fatima & Angela also have a...
common Facebook profile
...and together they are administrating a Pens for Kids...
Fatima Moreira got married and moved to the UK.
You can however still contact Pens for Kids Portugal via Facebook.


I was hoping we could get together for a year 2015 send off before 2016 takes over. I've rented a lane (10 pin) at Mustang Alley's for Tuesday, Dec 29th at 7pm. It would be good to arrive a few minutes early so we can get our shoes and everything to take full advantage of the lane time. By the way, after 7pm it's age 21 and up. Sorry kids. I'll cover the cost of the lane (shoes are included) but you are on your own for the cost of food and drink purchases (no outside food or beverages are permitted). This typically isn't a problem but only 6 people can be at our lane at any given time (including non-bowlers), so more than 6 people are certainly welcome, but they may have to hang out at the bar. RSVP if you can come please.
It's been a while, let's reunite. Our next meeting is on Thursday, May 7 at the Digital Harbor Foundation (*new location*) on Light Street. 6:30 - 7:00 Open discussion and pizza (courtesy of SmartLogic) 7:00 - 7:30 Presentations • [Stephen Belcher] Using plenv and carton for managing deployments I hope you'll join us.
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Star Rating extensions are a five star based system that is used by Search Engines to highlight the kind of reviews that a business or product has received from its customers. If you think those little stars are there simple for the show, then your business has been missing out.
In fact, Google itself mentions that Star Ratings have the potential to boost the CTR in Google Ads and in Google PLAs by as much as 17%.
The thing that you need to note, however, as the owner of a large business, is that not all of the online review syndication companies that are out there are created equal. In fact, Google only licenses about a handful of companies to push the product and seller ratings that are used in star rating extensions.
When it comes to the success of your business, you do need to acknowledge that customer reviews are not simply there for show. As a business person, you need to understand that reviews give you the ability to fully engage with your customers.
That is the reason why you should make sure that you keep track of every mention of your brand that takes place across the internet. The need to do this is the reason why Online Reputation Management has become such big business over the past few years. So, how can you engage with your customers using online reviews?
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The graph reports ddPCR outputs of mutated fractional abundance (p.R1276X) (A) and in amplification (B) during sufferers follow-up at three different time points. Click here for additional data file.(528K, TIF) Supplementary Physique 4Patient #95 single-CTCs images and CNA profiles. assay and copy number determination assay by Droplet Digital PCR. The graph reports ddPCR outputs of mutated fractional large quantity (p.R1276X) (A) and in amplification (B) during patients follow-up at three different time points. Image_3.TIF (528K) GUID:?E0EFEF3D-0CD2-4E13-A233-58BCFB6610C4 Supplementary Physique 4: Patient #95 single-CTCs images and CNA profiles. Cell gallery acquired by DEPArray, showing single fluorescent channels and overlays, and bright field (BF) images for 10 CTCs, paired with the corresponding CNA profile. Image_4.TIF (2.6M) GUID:?CC2BE04E-0C94-4A38-81A9-7F49C08F7B3B Supplementary Table 1: List of genes and regions included in SureSelect custom panel. Table_1.XLSX (13K) GUID:?8A9AB909-DA9E-4C42-BC0C-041585A2A5C5 Data Availability StatementThe datasets presented in this article are not readily available because patients have consented to the use of their individual genetic data for biomedical research, but not for unlimited public data release. Requests to access the datasets should be directed to corresponding author. Abstract Cancers of unknown main (CUPs) comprise a heterogeneous group of rare metastatic tumors whose main site cannot be recognized after considerable clinicalCpathological investigations. CUP patients are generally treated with empirical chemotherapy and have dismal prognosis. As recently reported, CUP genome presents potentially druggable alterations for which targeted therapies could be proposed. The paucity of tumor tissue, as well as the hard DNA screening and the lack of dedicated panels for target gene sequencing are further relevant limitations. Here, we propose that circulating tumor cells (CTCs) and circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) could be used to identify actionable mutations in CUP patients. Blood was longitudinally collected from two CUP patients. CTCs were isolated with CELLSEARCH? and DEPArrayTM NxT and Parsortix systems, immunophenotypically characterized and utilized for single-cell genomic characterization with gene. which was detected by OncoSeek and SureSelect panels but not FoundationOne. and gene amplifications were detected in single CTCs, tumor tissue, and ccfDNAs in one patient. A somatic PCDH8 variant in gene (p.R1276?) was detected in the tumor tissue and ccfDNAs. The alterations were validated Finasteride by Droplet Digital PCR in all ccfDNA Finasteride samples collected during tumor development. CTCs from a second patient offered a pattern of recurrent amplifications in and genes and loss of gene and a point mutation in gene (p.G384R). Our results support the feasibility of non-invasive liquid biopsy screening in CUP cases, either using ctDNA or CTCs, to identify CUP genetic alterations with broad NGS panels covering the most frequently mutated genes. (Zhao et al., 2019) and disease modeling (Drapkin et al., 2018) and drug screening (Yu et al., 2014). Size-based or antigen-based technologies for CTC isolation and/or enumeration have been developed in the past 10 years, each one presenting advantages and limitations (Yu et al., 2011). CUP patients are usually diagnosed with an advanced metastatic disease; therefore, they are likely to have a high quantity of CTCs and CTC clusters in the blood circulation. Given the CUP undifferentiated status and variable presentation, it is yet to demonstrate whether CUP CTCs could be isolated using tumor antigen selection (Komine et al., 2014). In this study, we explored liquid biopsy, specifically ctDNA- and CTC-based applications, as approaches to detect CUP druggable Finasteride mutations. We compared two methods to isolate CTCs, one antigen-based, size-agnostic (CELLSEARCH, Menarini Silicon Biosystems) and another antigen-agnostic, size-based (Parsortix, ANGLE plc). CTCs and ctDNA were detectable in the blood of CUP patients and Finasteride analyzed for genomic alterations, which were further compared with genomic alterations recognized in tumor biopsy. Materials and Methods Sample Collection Two patients (Pt#71 and Pt#95) with a diagnosis of malignancy of unknown origin (CUP) were recruited at Bologna University or college Hospital, Italy. The study was conducted in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki, and the protocol was approved by the Ethics Committee Center Emilia-Romagna RegionItaly (protocol 130/2016/U/Tess). Patients provided written informed consent. Metastatic tissue from lymph node (Pt#71) and ampulla of Vater (Pt#95) was formalin-fixed and paraffin-embedded (FFPE) and utilized for tumor DNA collection. For Pt#71, blood sampling was performed at three different time points: (A) at diagnosis (August 2018), (B) during FOLFOX-4 treatment (stable disease, November 2018), and (C) at disease progression (May 2019). For Pt#95, blood sampling was performed at diagnosis. Plasma separation was performed centrifugation at 1,900 for 10 min at 4C. A variable number (= 2C5) of plasma aliquots (1 ml) for each patient was collected and stored at C80C prior to isolation of circulating cell-free DNA (ccfDNA). PBMCs were isolated from peripheral blood of Pt#95 using Ficoll-Paque Plus (17-1440-02, GE Healthcare, Chicago, IL, United States). Briefly, after plasma depletion, an equal volume of PBS was added to the remaining blood in EDTA tubes. 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Denim exports to the US see 36.23% growth in Jan-Oct'22
The US outperformed Brazil in cotton export this year so far
Entrepreneurs urged to face challenges of fourth industrial revolution
Vietnam's wind power is attracting foreign investment 10/01/2023
High-street fashion brands paid Bangladesh factories less than the cost 10/01/2023
Turkish yarn manufacturer partners with Haelixa solution 09/01/2023
DBL gets $52m investment from UK to set up green spinning mill 09/01/2023
GAPEXPO 2023 and other three int'l trade shows on RMG to begin January 11 09/01/2023
The World's Leading Nonwovens Exhibition
Dates: 4/18/2023 – 4/21/2023
Venue: PALEXPO Exhibition & Congress Centre, Geneva, Switzerland
INDEX is the ideal event where senior industry professionals worldwide converge, to seek competitive insight, learn about the latest technologies, and network for four days of intensive and convivial business activities.
Four days in which to discover new opportunities, identify markets and applications and exchange experiences with like-minded professionals, focusing exclusively on the very best that the nonwovens industry and its suppliers have to offer.
Website: https://www.indexnonwovens.com/en/
To register for this event please visit the following URL: https://www.indexnonwovens.com/en/ →
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PALEXPO Exhibition & Congress Centre, Geneva, Switzerland
Textile and Garments Machinery Expo
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Italian company Bozzetto Group acquires Levaco's fibre division
Bozzetto Group, the global specialty chemicals company with over €200 million revenues and a global industrial footprint, has announced the 100% acquisition of the fibre division from Levaco Chemicals
Rationalize tariffs for tackling post-LDC challenges : DCCI
The government should rationalize the existing tariff structure, as Bangladesh will face a few challenges in case of giving subsidies after its graduation to a developing nation, said Rizwan Rahman, p
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High value-added and non-cotton textiles sector is a highly potential area of investment in Bangladesh as the RMG industry is increasingly focusing on shift to apparels made from synthetic fibers to m
Vietnam's wind power is attracting foreign investment
DBL gets $52m investment from UK to set up green spinning mill