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Year of Covid in Ireland -timeline of lockdowns, deaths, pubs shut and disasters (2023)
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Ireland has now been dealing with Covid-19 for a year.
At the start of 2021 infection rates, hospitalisations and deaths were rising fast and the vaccine programme was in its very early stages.
Now, cases numbers and deaths are falling.
There are less people in hospital and the number of people vaccinated continues to grow.
Before 2020, terms such as lockdowns, social distancing and R numbers weren't commonplace - today we know them all too well.
We've put together a timeline of twelve months Ireland has had with Covid-19 which incredible lockdowns, cases and deaths, pub closures and disasters.
A year with Covid-19 in Ireland
January 30, 2020: The World Health Organisation declares a "public health emergency of international concern"
February 29: The Republic's very first case confirmed by the Department of Health - a teenage boy who had travelled from Northern Italy and was being treated in a Dublin hospital.
March 1: The north Dublin school where the boy studied was told to close for two weeks with 400 students sent home.
March 3: Republic of Ireland's second case confirmed in the east of the country, a woman who had travelled from Italy.
All non-essential travel to Northern Italy is not recommended by Department of Foreign Affairs as Italy announces its 77th death from the virus.
March 4: Family of four based in Clare all confirmed to have the coronavirus in Ireland's first cluster as the situation becomes serious on our shores.
March 8: We now have 21 cases of Covid-19 in the Republic of Ireland with most regions affected by the outbreak.
16 million people in northern Italy are places in a strict lockdown in an attempt to stop the epidemic.
March 10:
10 new cases is the Republic's highest jump in a single day as the figure rises to 34 here.
Ryanair and Aer Lingus suspend flights to and from Northern Italy to contain the outbreak.
168 deaths were recorded in a single day in Italy, their highest figure so far
The Cheltenham Festival, attracting 240,000 spectators over four days, goes ahead despite concerns about spreading the virus.
March 11: A day that will likely be remembered for a long, long time - the day the WHO declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic.
On the same day Ireland confirms its first death from the virus, an elderly woman with an underlying health condition in Co Kildare.
And President Trump said he would halt travellers from European countries other than Britain and Ireland for 30 days.
March 12: Taoiseach Leo Varadkar orders the closure of schools, colleges and public places until March 29th at the earliest.
Cases here jump to 70 - outdoor gatherings of over 500 people and indoor gatherings of under 100 people are banned.
The global death toll surpasses 4,600 while infections jump over 126,000.
March 14: A second Irish patient dies as the amount of cases in the country rises above 100 to 129.
Britain and Ireland are added to President Trump's travel ban as the US declare the outbreak a national emergency.
Close the pubs
March 15: In an unprecedented move in modern Ireland, the pubs are ordered to close just two days before St Patrick's Day.
Spain's figures rocket by 2,000 to over 7,700 with a death toll of 288.
March 17,: The most unique of St Patrick's Days ends with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar issuing a public address at 9pm.
The number of cases here in Ireland rises to 292 with warnings that further measures could soon be introduced to stem the tide of the virus.
Italy reports 345 new coronavirus deaths in just 24 hours with its death toll reaching 2,503.
March 18: Now 366 cases here in the Republic of Ireland with a daily 30% increase predicted by the experts.
Much of Europe begins to go on lockdown as travel between countries is blocked.
For the first time since the start of the epidemic, no new domestic cases were reported in China.
March 19: Ireland sees a huge jump of 191 cases up to 557 which is higher than had been expected.
A third death is confirmed here in the Republic and people are asked to continue social-distancing and warned not taking this seriously will lead to deaths.
Italy overtook China as the country with the most coronavirus-related deaths, 3,405 dead in the European country compared to 3,245 in China.
March 27, 2020- Full first lockdown in Ireland
On March 27, Ireland was placed on full lockdown with all non essential journeys banned for two weeks.
The only exceptions are for travelling to essential work, to shop for food or household goods, for healthcare appointments, and for vital family reasons.
Travelling to and from work where work is an essential health, social care or other essential service that can't be done from home.
To shop for essential food and household goods or attend medical appointments and collect medicines.
For vital family reasons such as providing care to children, elderly or vulnerable people but excluding social family visits.
To take brief physical exercise within 2km of your own home, as well as for farming purposes and food production.
Meanwhile, all public gatherings outside a family household or single unit were first prohibited.
A further range of non essential services and businesses were instructed to close their doors which included a large number of retail stores, gyms and sports facilities.
The Taoiseach also announced cocooning would be introduced which saw those aged 70 and over confined to their homes.
The Wimbledon Championships , the Grand Slam tennis tournament, is called off.
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Chinese authorities ease lockdown measures on Wuhan, enabling many to leave their homes for the first time in months.
Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan expresses concern over the number of clusters identified in nursing homes.
It is announced that British Prime Minister Borris Johnson is being treated in intensive care.
April 10 - Lockdown extended for 3 weeks
As cases continued to surge and Ireland's death toll climbed the Taoiseach announced that Ireland's lockdown would remain in place for a further 3 weeks until May 5.
The move was accompanied by an announcement from Education Minister Joe McHugh that Leaving Cert exams will be postponed from June until late July or August and Junior Cycle exams are being cancelled and will be replaced with school-based tests at the start of the new school year.
In the coming weeks the government also announced that large gatherings of over 5,000 people would be prohibited until August 31 meaning most music gigs and festivals were forced to be cancelled.
The number of people who have died from Covid-19 stands at 288.
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May 1 - Government's road map is published
After weeks of battling the deadly virus health chiefs began indicating that the curve had been flattened.
However the Taoiseach announced that the majority of restrictions would remain in place for yet another two weeks with some slight easing.
But the country was somewhat relieved as it was revealed that the government had put in place a five stage plan set to begin on May 18 to reopen the country by the end of August.
May 5 - First restrictions eased
Here's all the changes that came into place:
people can travel up to 5 kilometres from their home to exercise
those who are cocooning can leave their homes for exercise so long as they avoid all contact with other people
Phase one of easing the COVID-19 restrictions began on Monday 18 May.
Ireland entered phase one of the government's roadmap of easing COVID-19 restrictions.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar announced a series of changes to the government's roadmap of easing COVID-19 restrictions in Ireland, which he summed up as: "Stay Local".
The Irish Government confirmed that "phase two plus" of easing the COVID-19 restrictions would begin on Monday 8 June.
Leo Varadkar announced that travel restrictions remain in place and that nobody should leave Ireland for the purpose of tourism or leisure.
June 25 - Facemasks mandatory on public transport
Minister for Health Simon Harris announced that face coverings will be mandatory for passengers on public transport to allow capacity on buses, trains and trams to increase, with sanctions for non-compliance
June 29 - hairdressers, barbers, gyms, cinemas and churches back open
Government's roadmap of easing COVID-19 restrictions with hairdressers, barbers, gyms, cinemas and churches reopened from 29 June.
July 2 - Dr Tony Holohan steps down
Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan says that he is stepping back from his position to spend time with his family.
Deputy Chief Medical Officer Ronan Glynn succeeds him as Acting Chief Medical Office.
July 7 - HSE launch Covid tracker tracing app
The HSE launched a Covid tracker tracing app.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin confirmed that the wearing of face coverings on public transport will be compulsory from Monday 13 July.
July 15 - Easing of restrictions put back
Taoiseach Micheal Martin announced that phase four of easing COVID-19 restrictions will not go ahead on 20 July and is postponed to 10 August.
July 20 - Green List
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly says that the green list of countries safe to travel to will be published.
He also announced that people should only travel for essential reasons which include, caring for a family member abroad, essential work and citizens returning home.
August 4- Easing of restrictions put back
After a cabinet meeting, p hase four of easing COVID-19 restrictions will not go ahead on 10 August.
Pubs, bars, hotel bars, nightclubs and casinos were to stay closed.
Restaurants and pubs serving food will now have to close by 11pm, but takeaways and deliveries can remain open after that time.
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Face coverings will be mandatory in all shops and shopping centres from August 10th.
Five countries— Malta, Cyprus, Gibraltar, San Marino and Monaco were removed from the green list of countries that are safe to travel to.
Current restrictions of 50 people in indoor gatherings, 200 at outdoor gatherings will remain in place.
August 7 - Restrictions announced for Kildare, Laois and Offaly
Taoiseach Michael Martin announced a series of measures for counties Kildare, Laois and Offaly following significant increases of COVID-19 cases in the three counties and stayed in place for two weeks.
Measures included:
Residents of the three counties will not be permitted to travel outside of their counties except for in limited circumstances including to travel to and from work.
Restaurants, cafés, pubs serving food, cinemas, gyms, theatres, museums, galleries, bingo halls, casinos, betting shops, leisure centres and other indoor recreational and cultural outlets will be closed.
All retail outlets may remain open but with strict adherence to public health guidelines, including the wearing of face coverings.
All indoor gatherings will be restricted to 6 people and outdoor gatherings restricted to 15 people.
August 10 - Face Coverings made mandatory in all shops, shopping centres
Face coverings were made mandatory in all shops, shopping centres, libraries, cinemas, museums, nail salons, hairdressers, dry cleaners, betting stores, tattooists and travel agents, with fines of up to €2,500 or a prison sentence of six months to people who do not comply.
Government announces six new measures because of the growing number of confirmed cases, which will remain in place until at least 13 September.
The Government also announced three new gardaí enforcement powers to close pubs immediately that do not serve food or maintain social distancing on the premise
The Government of Ireland lifted the Covid-19 restrictions in Co Kildare with immediate effect.
New €2 billion Covid-19 credit guarantee scheme to provide Irish businesses, including those in the farming and fishing sectors, with access to low cost loans as they respond to the impacts of COVID-19.
Pubs not serving food in Ireland can reopen on 21 September with strict regulations in place.
Measures introduced on 18 August will be extended until Tuesday 15 September as a new roadmap for "living with COVID-19" will be announced, which will include a colour-coded, five-level system to indicate what public health measures are in place in different areas of the country at any given time.
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Taoiseach Micheal Martin confirmed that Dublin will move to Level 3 restrictions from midnight and will remain in place for three weeks until 9 October
Taoiseach Micheal Martin confirmed that Donegal would move to Level 3 restrictions from the midnight of 25 September and will remain in place for three weeks until 16 October, with pubs remaining open for takeaway, delivery and outdoor dining to a maximum of 15 people only.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin announced that counties Cavan, Donegal and Monaghan would move to Level 4 restrictions.
October 5 – Highest number of cases in one day
A further 1,205 cases ,highest number of confirmed cases recorded in a single day since 10 April and three deaths.
Government agreed to move the entire country to Level 5 lockdown restrictions from midnight on Wednesday 21 October for six weeks until 1 December.
President Michael D Higgins signed into law the Health (Amendment) Bill 2020 allowing gardaí to issue graduated fines to people found to be in breach of the Level 5 COVID-19 regulations.
Tanaiste Leo Varadkar says that a third wave of restrictions may be required in the new year after the Christmas holiday.
Government agreed the approach for easing restrictions, including a phased move to Level 3 restrictions nationally from midnight on Tuesday 1 December, with a number of exceptions in place for the Christmas period from 18 December.
All non-essential retail shops, hair and beauty providers, gyms and leisure centres, cinemas, museums and galleries reopened after six weeks of closure
Governemnt agrees to an advance purchase agreement for 875,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine produced by Moderna.
December 8-Irish-born woman becomes first person in the world to receive Covid-19 vaccine
A 90-year-old woman born in Fermanagh has become the first person in the world to receive a Covid-19 vaccine.
Margaret Keenan, originally from Enniskillen, got the Pfizer/BioNTech jab this morning at 6.45am in a hospital in Coventry.
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The grandmother, who has lived in the UK for over 60 years, will get a booster injection in 21 days to give her the best chance possible of protection against the virus.
Ms Keenan got the vaccine one week before her 91st birthday, becoming the very first person in the world to receive it.
The former jewellery shop assistant, who retired just four years ago, has a daughter, son and four grandchildren.
Toaiseach Micheal Martin announced that Government is "very minded" to accept NPHET's advice for a pre-New Year closure of the hospitality sector and the re-imposition of inter-county travel restrictions.
Dr Tony Holohan warned that Ireland must take immediate action to stop the spread of COVID-19 over the Christmas period.
Ireland agreed to move the entire country to Level 5 lockdown restrictions with a number of adjustments from Christmas Eve until 12 January 2021 at the earliest
A further 970 cases and 13 deaths were reported, bringing the totals to 81,228 cases and 2,171 deaths.
Restaurants, cafés, gastropubs, hairdressers, barbers and beauty salons closed again as Level five lockdown restrictions came into effect.
Ban on inter-county travel and family gathering restrictions came into effect from midnight following the reintroduction of Level 5 restrictions.
The Government agreed to move the entire country to full Level 5 lockdown restrictions from midnight until 31 January 2021 at the earliest.
January 1 - worst in the world for Covid with highest spike in cases
Ireland had the fastest and highest spike in cases in the the world in January.
Up to 135,000 people would be vaccinated nationwide by the end of February 2021 says Taoiseach Micheal Martin.
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Ireland was back into one of the most strict lockdowns in Ireland.
Schools and construction sites were closed, click-and-collect for non-essential retail was banned.
January 8- Highest number of cases since Pandemic began
A further 8,248 cases (the highest number of confirmed cases recorded in a single day since the pandemic began) and 20 deaths were reported, bringing the totals to 135,884 cases and 2,327 deaths.
South African variant found in Ireland.
Ireland had a seven-day moving average of 6,363 cases.
Government forced to abandon plans to reopen special schools on Thursday 21 January for thousands of children with special educational needs following safety concerns among staff union
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Micheal Martin says there would be no easing of Level Five lockdown restrictions at the end of January.
Government extended the lockdown until March 5 at the earliest.
New measures including a mandatory 14-day quarantine period for all people travelling into the country without a negative COVID-19 test, including all arrivals from Brazil and South Africa.
January 30 - More cases in January than throughout all of 2020
Dr Tony Holohan says that more cases had been confirmed in one month than throughout 2020 with over 1,000 deaths and more than 100,000 cases confirmed in January.
February 4- UK variant accounts for three in four cases in the State
The UK variant accounts for three in four cases in the State.
The total number of COVID-related deaths on December 3 was 2,080. It rose to 3,621 on February 5.
February 23 - Taoiseach Micheal Martin confirms at least six more weeks of lockdown
Taoiseach Micheal Martin has this evening announced Ireland's Level Five lockdown has been extended until April 5.
Schools and early childcare will return on a phased basis over the month of March but there will be no other significant changes.
This means the 5km rule, the limits on household contacts and the closure of retail, personal services will all remain.
A review will then take place on April 5 when the Government will decide if the country is ready to move out of Level Five.
February 27 - Chaos on Streets of Dublin
There were shocking scenes in Dublin city centre on Saturday as far-right anti-lockdown protesters clashed with gardai.
One Garda was hospitalised and two others injured.
Riot police were called after violent clashes in the capital led to 23 arrests.
Taoiseach Micheal Martin condemned the "thuggish behaviour".
Ireland has been under one of the longest Covid-19 lockdowns in Europe with severe restrictions in place since Christmas.
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Unfortunately with a high number of infections still being reported each day Ireland is facing lockdown until at the very least April 5, however there are indications this could go on longer.
When did Covid restrictions end in Ireland? ›
From 6 March 2022: All COVID-19 restrictions were removed for travelling to Ireland. You no longer need to complete a passenger locator form.
What is the effect of the pandemic on our economy? ›
The COVID-19 pandemic and resulting economic fallout caused significant hardship. In the early months of the crisis, tens of millions of people lost their jobs. While employment began to rebound within a few months, unemployment remained high throughout 2020.
What are the negative effects of COVID-19 pandemic? ›
Anxiety and depression may be masked as increased mood swings, irritability, withdrawal, and emotional dysregulation [2,19]. Physical symptoms such as fatigue, headaches, and others that cannot be medically explained, including those of disordered eating habits and self-harm, are not uncommon.
How COVID-19 has affected the world? ›
COVID-19 changed the way we communicate, care for others, educate our children, work and more. Experts from UAB weigh in on these changes. Over the past two years, the world has seen a shift in behaviors, the economy, medicine and beyond due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
When was Covid declared a pandemic? ›
The World Health Organization (WHO) on March 11, 2020, has declared the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak a global pandemic (1). At a news briefing, WHO Director-General, Dr.
Can you get Covid 3 times? ›
In fact, with the highly infectious omicron variant in circulation, it's becoming less unusual to have COVID-19 three times — or even four.
How is the economy doing right now 2022? ›
Global growth is forecast to slow from 6.0 percent in 2021 to 3.2 percent in 2022 and 2.7 percent in 2023. This is the weakest growth profile since 2001 except for the global financial crisis and the acute phase of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Will there be a recession in 2022? ›
The U.S. has already experienced two consecutive quarters of negative GDP growth in 2022, which some people consider to be a recession. But others are waiting for the National Bureau of Economic Research to make the final call—and it has yet to do so.
How does Covid affect your life? ›
Information overload, rumors and misinformation can make your life feel out of control and make it unclear what to do. During the COVID-19 pandemic, you may experience stress, anxiety, fear, sadness and loneliness. And mental health disorders, including anxiety and depression, can worsen.
Does Covid affect mental health? ›
Both SARS-CoV-2 and the COVID-19 pandemic have significantly affected the mental health of adults and children. In a 2021 study, nearly half of Americans surveyed reported recent symptoms of an anxiety or depressive disorder, and 10% of respondents felt their mental health needs were not being met.
Does Covid make you emotional? ›
Emotional responses
This is normal and could be due to the illness, your time in hospital or the treatment used to help you get better. How you might feel You may find that your mood changes often and you might: feel upset and tearful.
What was the biggest problem that you experienced during this COVID-19 pandemic? ›
Social isolation is one of the biggest mental health challenges we are facing with this crisis. Many people are living alone or away from their support systems, which are usually essential wellbeing boosters in a time of crisis.
Who does Covid affect the most? ›
Older age. People of any age can catch COVID-19 . But it most commonly affects middle-aged and older adults. The risk of developing dangerous symptoms increases with age, with those who are age 85 and older are at the highest risk of serious symptoms.
What is the biggest impact of COVID-19 in our society? ›
The pandemic impacts all aspects of society
Millions of girls might not be going back – putting them at risk of adolescent pregnancy, child marriage and violence. Businesses closed too, leading to the equivalent of 400 million full-time jobs lost in terms of working hours.
What class is a pandemic? ›
A pandemic is the worldwide spread of a new disease. Viral respiratory diseases, such as those caused by a new influenza virus or the coronavirus COVID-19, are the most likely to turn into a pandemic. A pandemic is not the same as an epidemic.
When does the pandemic end? ›
Sept. 15, 2022, at 6:57 a.m. THURSDAY, Sept. 15, 2022 (HealthDay News) – The end of the COVID-19 pandemic is in sight, the leader of the World Health Organization declared Wednesday, with deaths at their lowest level worldwide since the new coronavirus first began to spread in March 2020.
What does Covid stand for? ›
COVID-19 (coronavirus disease 2019) is a disease caused by a virus named SARS-CoV-2 and was discovered in December 2019 in Wuhan, China. It is very contagious and has quickly spread around the world. COVID-19 most often causes respiratory symptoms that can feel much like a cold, a flu, or pneumonia.
How long does Covid last? ›
Most people with COVID-19 get better within a few days to a few weeks after infection, so at least four weeks after infection is the start of when post-COVID conditions could first be identified. Anyone who was infected can experience post-COVID conditions.
Is Omicron a milder? ›
Early studies suggested Omicron appears to be milder than previous strains, although some experts have attributed this to the fact that many more people were vaccinated, and some had immunity from infection.
Do dogs get Covid? ›
The virus that causes COVID-19 can spread from people to animals during close contact. Pets worldwide, including cats and dogs, have been infected with the virus that causes COVID-19, mostly after close contact with people with COVID-19. The risk of pets spreading COVID-19 to people is low.
How long does natural immunity to Covid? ›
(2021). Naturally acquired SARS-CoV-2 immunity persists for up to 11 months following infection. The Journal of Infectious Diseases.
What will happen to economy in 2023? ›
Fitch Ratings said on Tuesday the U.S. economy will face a recession starting the second-quarter of 2023, but robust U.S. consumer finances will help cushion its impact. "Fitch expects the U.S. economy to enter genuine recession territory — albeit relatively mild by historical standards — in 2Q23."
Is the economy going to get better in 2023? ›
The ESR Group continues to forecast 0.0 percent real GDP growth on a full-year basis through 2022, but it revised downward its expectations for full-year 2023 growth by one-tenth of a percentage point to negative 0.5 percent.
Is the economy getting better or worse 2022? ›
GDP unexpectedly fell in the first half of 2022. GDP, the broadest measure of economic activity, is expected to have risen roughly 2.9 percent between July and September, according to a tracker from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. That's in line with some of the stronger pre-pandemic years of economic growth.
Do house prices drop in a recession? ›
"Most of those declines will happen sooner rather than later. And house prices will fall 20% if there is a typical recession."
How should we prepare for a recession 2022? ›
Steps Americans are taking to prepare for a possible recession
Delaying major purchases like home or car. 34%
Paying down debt. 29%
Planning to reduce holiday spending. 28%
Allocating more income to savings. 24%
Staying in a job they don't enjoy. 14%
What do you do with money in a recession? ›
6 money moves to make when you're worried about a recession
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Get rid of high-interest credit card debt. ...
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Stay the course with your investments and think long term. ...
Consider rolling over to a Roth IRA.
Can stress make Covid worse? ›
People who felt stressed, anxious, lonely, depressed or worried about Covid before getting infected were at higher risk of developing long-term symptoms from their illness, a new study found.
Is anxiety a post Covid symptom? ›
A recent analysis of 1112 subjects experiencing probable COVID-19 symptoms suggested a positive association between COVID-19 and anxiety/depression symptoms 1–7 months after suggested infection (OR 1.31–1.47).
What helps Covid recovery? ›
Most people with coronavirus (COVID-19) or symptoms of COVID-19 feel better within a few weeks.
Treating a high temperature
get lots of rest.
drink plenty of fluids (water is best) to avoid dehydration – drink enough so your pee is light yellow and clear.
take paracetamol or ibuprofen if you feel uncomfortable.
When does COVID get worse? ›
A person may have mild symptoms for about one week, then worsen rapidly. Let your doctor know if your symptoms quickly worsen over a short period of time.
What does COVID chest pain feel like? ›
Tightness, a squeezing sensation, pain or pressure in the chest that doesn't go away after a few minutes, or stops and then returns. Pain or discomfort in your arms, neck, jaw, back or stomach. Shortness of breath.
Is anxiety a risk factor for COVID? ›
Mental health is known to affect the outcomes of some diseases. Depression and other mental illnesses have been associated with greater risk of more severe COVID-19 including the risk of hospitalization, which is a risk factor for long COVID.
Can Covid affect your eyes? ›
Based on data so far, doctors believe that 1%-3% of people with COVID-19 will get conjunctivitis, also called pinkeye. It happens when the virus infects a tissue called conjunctiva, which covers the white part of your eye or the inside of your eyelids. Symptoms include if your eyes are: Red.
When is Omicron most contagious? ›
We know that people tend to be most infectious early in the course of their infection. With Omicron, most transmission occurs during the one to two days before onset of symptoms, and in the two to three days afterwards.
Can Covid cause anger issues? ›
After more than two years of loss, disruption, and massive change, it's normal to experience a range of strong emotions, including anger. We can find healthy ways to cope.
What are some problems in the world 2022? ›
What Worries the World – August 2022
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Inflation. ...
Climate change. ...
Coronavirus. ...
Military conflict between nations. ...
Focus on the economy.
How did you overcome the pandemic? ›
Take care of yourself, eat regularly, exercise, sleep enough and reduce all other sources of stress. Do things that give you back the control of your own life. Dedicate time to activities that improve your mood.
How did the present crisis make you realize? ›
Explanation : The present crisis of covid situation really showed us that most people believe what they hear instead of having their own opinion on the particular situation.
Who shouldn't get the Covid vaccine? ›
If you are allergic to PEG, you should not get an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine. Ask your doctor if you can get the J&J/Janssen vaccine. If you are allergic to polysorbate, you should not get the J&J/Janssen COVID-19 vaccine. Ask your doctor if you can get an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine.
Why am I so sick with Covid even though I am vaccinated? ›
Immunocompromised or a Weakened Immune System
People who are immunocompromised, or who are taking medicines that weaken their immune system, may not be protected as well as others, even if they are up to date on their vaccines.
Can babies get Covid? ›
Newborns can get COVID-19 during childbirth or by exposure to sick caregivers after delivery. If you have COVID-19 or are waiting for test results due to symptoms during your stay in the hospital after childbirth, wear a well-fitting face mask and have clean hands when caring for your newborn.
When was COVID-19 declared a pandemic? ›
How does pandemic affect poverty? ›
"Job losses, increased pressures of care and domestic work, reduced hours and strains on both physical and mental health have contributed to the disproportionate socioeconomic impacts of COVID-19 for women globally. Gender-based violence has also intensified since the pandemic began."
How did Covid change the world? ›
Are you contagious after 5 days? ›
People are most contagious with COVID-19 during the first 5 days of their illness. Many people don't have any symptoms during the first 2 to 3 days of their illness. This is why COVID-19 outbreaks are so hard to contain. On average, people are contagious for 5 to 10 days.
Is the flu considered a pandemic? ›
Pandemics happen when new (novel) influenza A viruses emerge which are able to infect people easily and spread from person to person in an efficient and sustained way. The United States is NOT currently experiencing an influenza pandemic. There is an ongoing pandemic with a new coronavirus.
Is diabetes considered a pandemic? ›
Diabetes is a global epidemic affecting an estimated 382 million people worldwide. The WHO projects that diabetes will be the 7th leading cause of death by 2030.
Are there any Covid restrictions in Ireland? ›
Current COVID-19 restrictions
All COVID-19 restrictions outside of hospitals and medical settings have ended. Some hospitals still have restrictions in place. You should check with the hospital or healthcare facility you are going to. You should continue to self-isolate if you have symptoms of COVID-19.
What date did Ireland go into Level 5? ›
From 31.12 until 12.04. 2021 Ireland is moved to Level 5 in restrictions against Covid-19. Read more on the changes to the restrictions from 12 April on the Irish Government webpage.
Is quarantine still in effect for Ireland? ›
There are no post-arrival testing or quarantine requirements for travellers to Ireland. Any individual that develops COVID-19 symptoms while in Ireland should follow the HSE guidance in relation to isolation and undertaking antigen or PCR testing as appropriate.
Does Ireland have travel restrictions? ›
Citizens are advised to take out comprehensive travel insurance and to check with their insurance provider on COVID coverage before travel. Citizens travelling within the EU should be aware that there are no COVID-19 restrictions in place for any EU country when travelling from Ireland.
Do you have to be vaccinated to fly? ›
If you are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19, you will NOT be allowed to board a flight to the United States, unless you meet the criteria for an exception under the Proclamation and CDC's Amended Order.
Can I fly to Ireland without a passport? ›
It is compulsory for all passengers (including babies) to have their own valid passport or officially recognised European Union I.D. card when travelling to and from Ireland or France. In some cases, a visa may also be required. If you are driving a vehicle you will also need a valid driving licence.
How long does Covid stay in your system? ›
After a positive test result, you may continue to test positive for some time after. You may continue to test positive on antigen tests for a few weeks after your initial positive. You may continue to test positive on NAATs for up to 90 days.
When did Level 5 lockdown end? ›
Alert level 5 was in effect from midnight 26 March to 30 April 2020.
What class is Year 5 in Ireland? ›
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When is the best time to travel to Ireland? ›
The best time to visit Ireland is between March and May, and September to November, when it's not as crowded as it is in summer, or as cold as it is in winter. That said, Ireland has a mild, temperate climate and although it's rainy at times, you can visit all year round.
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The country is renowned for its beautiful scenery, friendly people, and rich culture. Ireland also offers a great quality of life, with low crime rates and excellent healthcare and education systems. Additionally, the cost of living in Ireland is relatively low compared to other Western European countries.
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With stunning scenery, friendly locals, and delicious food I think Ireland is a must-visit for anyone. But, if you don't have any to go with- don't let it stop you. Ireland is perfect for solo travel. So pack your bag, grab your passport, and book a flight because you are going to love solo travel in Ireland.
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Q: Any way to filter a view by week number? I've got several views configured which display data over many years. The data is filtered by Year using a date field as filter criteria. For each year I have attachment views that I need to filter further by week. Rather than determining the exact dates for the weeks of each year and inputting them manually as filter criteria, I'm wondering if there is any way to add a filter criterion to filter by week number, i.e. week 1 thru week 52. That way the only date that needs to be set is the year for each view, and the rest happens automatically according to week number.
Does anyone have any advice/hints for me on this? Thanks very much.
Here is the code i am working with in a views PHP filter:
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The days may grow shorter with darkness coming earlier….
and breathe in the scents of pumpkin spice and cinnamon.
The air may grow crisp and the temperatures colder….
and sit by crackling warm fires under fleece blankets.
The leaves that once brought shade may turn dry and fall from the trees….
and wait for sparkling white snow to stick to the bare brown branches.
and embrace the joy and blessings it brings.
Fall is finally here in the Chicago area and I couldn't be happier! My favorite season…..bring it on!
I learned to love the change of the seasons. I especially love fall for all its colors and the fact that it signals the coming end of the year, wonderful holidays where we spend quality time with those we love, and it's really the only time I truest reflect on where my family and I were this year and where we want to be as a family, growing and learning together.
Yay Hygge season is here again! Gone are the need for excuses to curl up around a good book with hot chocolate for lazy days.
That's beautiful. I love the reflections.
I have to admit I do like fall, but always grumble when it comes around, lol.
Beautiful musings Jodi, being gratiful and finding joy to each moment, so wonderful!
Much as I LOVE Fall, and I do, raking leaves is probably my least favorite part. I love the changing colors while on the trees, once they are blowing all over the yard, not so much. Having spent several hours on Thursday raking and bagging the leaves, plus the tons of twigs and branches that are scattered everywhere from last weekends rain/wind…I am ready to return to the fun parts of Fall! I do LOVE your thoughts and the photo (notice the leaves, nicely attached to the branches). Thank-you!!
Focus on the good and deal with the not so good (without dwelling). Although, my aching back and arms are causing a tad of the dwelling this morning.
You're right, the good things about Fall more than make up for the bad ones. I'm enjoying Fall more than I usually do this year, so I especially appreciated this post.
Me too – wonder why that is…. maybe something to do about our stage of life 🙂 whatever the reason – it is wonderful!


Possibility of physical upgrade / better motherboard install for Desire Z ?
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Q: Clash of Clans on wrong Google+ account when moving from iOS I'm having quite a problem with syncing iOS to Android...
So, I had an iPhone 4S that I was using, and I switched phones with my Dad, so I would get a Samsung S4 instead of my iPhone 4S. The thing is, I was wondering how to sync iOS to Android, so I looked it up and did it.
Here's where the problem starts.
My Dad had his Google Account logged on the Samsung when I linked the CoC account, so now it is linked to his account. Then, I put my own Google Account on the Samsung. Sadly, Clash of Clans only lets you synchronize to another kind of phone once, and when I tried to get the code again on my iPad (which was synced to my iPhone via Game Center), it wouldn't give me the code. So now my Clash of Clans is stuck on my dad's Google account.
How to get my account linked to my Google Play account, and not my Dad's ?

A: If you have already used your one sync, then you are kind of stuck. When switching devices, they allow you only one sync. This is for security reasons, but it kind of acts as an inconvenience here. There is almost no way to get your account synced after that. I would recommend contacting Supercell if you are desperate.

A: Well it is pretty simple if you are using iOS to Android. I'm currently using Android so I'm not fully sure if this will work. In your new phone make sure you are less than TH4 in Clash of Clans. Then, in your old device, open Clash of Clans, then goto Settings, Then click link a device, then click this is an old device, then click "I want to link to another device" and then you should get a code. Goto your Galaxy S4, and hit new device, and enter the code. Simple as that? :)


Address the letter to a specific person whenever possible. If you are unable to access the name, use a generic title such as Human Resources Manager, Hiring Leader or the specific job title that is typically responsible for an area, such as Nursing Director.
Write each cover letter specifically for the company and/or position you are seeking.
State the position for which you are applying and how you found out about it.
If you were referred by someone indicate by whom, using the name of a contact or mutual acquaintance.
Tie your qualifications to what you know about the position or organization. Focus on your skills, education, and experience from your resume. Emphasize your strongest attributes that relate to the position. If you have any directly related experience or education, summarize it here so that the reader can be looking for it in your resume.
Tell them why you are interested in this field or company.
Restate your interest in the position and demonstrate how your unique qualifications fit the position. Request an interview appointment, or tell the reader that you will contact him/her to see if you can schedule a mutually convenient appointment.
If possible, indicate that you will contact the addressee at a specific date or time to arrange a mutually convenient appointment time.
Use business letter format, block style, with everything beginning at the left margin.
If mailing, use the same good quality paper as your resume. Also use the same font as your resume.
A cover letter is a writing sample. Proof well.


The first PYREG for the production of activated carbon by using water vapour has now been put into operation in Baden-Baden. With the brand new PYREG plant A500, the city wants to test various regional biomass for the production of activated carbon as part of the EU research project RE-DIRECT (INTERREG North-West Europe NWE). Currently, the plant periphery is still being set up and integrated. The first material tests are already taking place at the same time.
European Research Project RE-DIRECT (part of the European Research Program INTERREG North-West Europe NWE): Regional development and integration of unused biomass wastes as resources for circular products and economic transformation, 2016-2019.
Aim of project: Converting residual biomass into biogas & activated carbon at smart regional decentralised units. The project involves 11 partners from Belgium, Germany, France, Ireland and UK.
The PYREG plant A500 will be used to refine the press cake that is produced from the biomass during biogas production into activated carbon. The activated carbon will then be used in wastewater treatment.
→ LINK: Here you can find out more about the project here on the official project website of the Lake Constance Foundation.


Medium-size hall, with capacity of 148. Large wooden dance floor. Decent acoustics. Bar. Carpeted eating area. Large number of tables and chairs. Kitchen with commercial dishwasher. Wheelchair access.
Stage DetailsNice, high stage, suitable for maximum of 6 musicians.
Rental / Usage RestrictionsQuiet after midnight.
Soundsystem DetailsMikes, Projector for DVD, VHS, and VGA-output from a computer.
Parking NotesNo parking at nearby Sikh Temple, without paying a per-event fee.


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Archives by date > 2008 > January > 2nd
UK, France Cooperating on Missile Research
Jan 02, 2008 16:57 UTC
MBDA Meteor
As part of its Defense Industrial Strategy, the UK looked at the missile sector in 2007 and concluded that a 50% reduction in "complex weapons" funding was expected over the next 5 years. In response, they set up a joint MOD-industry team, including MBDA (UK), Thales, BAES Underwater Systems Ltd and QinetiQ; and talked to lower tier suppliers such as Roxel, SELEX and Ultra. When the song and dance ended, Raytheon was left without a seat, as "Team Complex Weapons" (MBDA UK, Thales, Roxel, and QinetiQ) was set up to provide for the UK's future needs. A GBP 500+ million contract for a Loitering Munition Demonstration and Manufacture program would follow, conditionally single-sourced to Team CW.
As a next step, Britain and France have launched a multi-million pound Innovation and Technology Partnership (ITP) focused on materials and components for missiles. The ITP will be jointly funded by the British and French governments and an industry and academic consortium led by arms company MBDA. Total funding is expected to be GBP 10.3 million (about $23.5 million): GBP 2.5 million from the UK MoD, GBP 2.65 million equivalent from the French DGA Armament Procurement Agency, plus matching contributions from industry over the ITP's 3 year period. In the words of the UK MoD release:
"The ITP has been set up to fulfil joint research needs of UK and France for missile technology, identifying common capability and technology needs and examining emerging technologies for future equipment. The ITP aims to consolidate a future European guided weapon capability by building the technological base and allowing a better understanding of common future needs, and prepare for future cooperative programmes."
US Navy, Marines Buy M-16 Rifles
Marine w. M16A4
The US Army has run into controversy over its plan to replace its existing rifles with M4 carbines, without competition, and despite recent test results that show significant improvements from other 5.56mm weapons and even an M4 variant in use by US special forces. The US Marines and Navy have been known to use M4s, but it is not their primary battle rifle. The M16A3 is a fully automatic version of the M16A2, and is used by the US Navy. The M16A4 is the standard rifle of the US Marine Corps. Its biggest innovation is replacement of the M-16 family's the well known carrying handle/sight with the MIL-STD-1913 Picatinny rail that lets troops mount and remove a carrying handle, sights, and other useful attachments without specialized tools. Other MIL-STD-1913 rails can be found on the front grips et. al. of the A3s and A4s, where they mount useful items like flashlights, laser pointers, grip pods, et. al.
Unlike the M4 Carbine, which is procured as a sole-source item proprietary to Colt, M-16 production is competed. Contracts are issued based on bid prices from qualifying vendors, with better pricing resulting in proportionately more contracts. This kind of competition may also be part of the reason that the longer, heavier replacement barrels for the M16 cost $100, while spare M4 carbine barrels cost $240.
Waterfront Barriers Contract Rises to $158.5M
The Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Southwest, Specialty Center Contracts Core in Port Hueneme, CA issued a combined total of $39.95 million under a previously awarded firm-fixed-price multiple award contracts, exercising option year 3 for waterfront barrier maintenance and repair worldwide. Work to be performed provides for logistical support, installation, inspection, repair, maintenance and field supervision/operation of waterfront barriers, moorings, at marine facilities throughout the world. The current total contract amount after exercise of this option will be $158.5 million.
Work will be performed at various installations under NAVFAC Southwest's area of responsibility worldwide, and is expected to be complete December 2008. Contract funds will expire at the end of the current fiscal year. Winners included small business qualifiers:
Epsilon Systems Solutions, Inc. in Portsmouth, VA (N68711-05-D-0018)
GPA Technologies, Inc. in Ventura, CA (N68711-05-D-0019)
Harbor Offshore, Inc. in Ventura, CA (N68711-05-D-0017)

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Poland's FM: we support civil society in Russia
ms-z/as 09.10.2019, 17:44
At the Boris Nemtsov Forum 2019 in Warsaw, Poland's Foreign Affairs Minister said that Poland supports Russia's civil society and democratic processes in the country.
Leader of Russian opposition Alexei Navalny visits Warsaw
Wednesday marks the 60 birthday of Boris Nemtsov, a Russian politician, former deputy PM, and leader of the Russian opposition in the years under Vladimir Putin's rule. Mr Nemtsov was murdered on February 27, 2015, on the Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge in Moscow, near the Kremlin and Red Square.
Poland's Foreign Affairs Minister Jacek Czaputowicz said that Nemtsov believed in a Russia which was open to the world. He added that Mr Nemtsov paid "the highest price for his dreams, engagement, bravery, and the fight for freedom."
"Let us remember that heroes do not die, they become role models. Boris Nemtsov will forever remain a symbol of the fight for freedom," Mr Czaputowicz said.
"Russians want change to happen in their country… they see their fatherland among democratic states, as we in Poland once saw a free, sovereign, democratic homeland in the future," he said.
Minister Czaputowicz also noted that before communism ended in Poland, oppositionists had thought that communist Poland and the Soviet Union were going to be there forever.
"We do support civil society and democratic processes in Russia, and also the European and Atlantic aspirations of Ukraine, we wish to broaden the space for discussion with Belarus, we strive to deepen Eastern Partnership policies and to enhance the presence of the EU in the region," the Polish Foreign Affairs Minister added.
Alexei Navalny, chief of the Russian opposition Party of Progress, is also a guest at the Boris Nemtsov Forum 2019. The anti-Kremlin lawyer, who is also a popular blogger in Russia, explained that he came to Poland for the first time to participate in the conference.
This year's edition's topic is "Fighting anxiety in Russia and beyond". The event is co-organised by the Polish Foreign Affairs Ministry.


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Only Golf Matters
All golf all the time
Courses played in 2018
Minnesota golf courses played
Unique courses played since 2002
1. Desert Mountain Golf Club (Outlaw), Scottsdale, AZ
2. Seville Golf & Country Club, Gilbert, AZ
3. Gainey Ranch Golf Club, Scottsdale, AZ
4. Anthem Golf and Country Club (Ironwood), Anthem, AZ
5. Anthem Golf and Country Club (Persimmon), Anthem, AZ
6. Hunters Green Country Club, Tampa, FL
7. World Woods Golf Club (Pine Barrens), Brooksville, FL
8. Carolina Golf Club, Charlotte, NC
9. Tournament Club of Iowa, Polk City, IA
10. White Bear Yacht Club, Dellwood, MN
11. Streamsong (Black), Bowling Green, FL
12. Streamsong (Red), Bowling Green, FL
13. Streamsong (Blue), Bowling Green, FL
14. Winter Park 9, Winter Park, FL
15. Ocean Course at Hammock Beach, Palm Coast, FL
16. Conservatory Course at Hammock Beach, Palm Coast, FL
17. Minneapolis Golf Club, St. Louis Park, MN
18. Shaughnessy Golf & Country Club, Vancouver, BC
19. Davenport Country Club, Pleasant Valley, IA
20. Olympia Fields Country Club (South), Olympia Fields, IL
21. Windsong Farm Golf Club, Independence, MN
22. Olympia Fields Country Club (North), Olympia Fields, IL
23. The Camargo Club, Indian Hill, OH
24. Blue Mound Golf and Country Club, Wauwatosa, WI
25. Northland Country Club, Duluth, MN
26. Wayzata Country Club, Wayzata, MN
2. Anthem Country Club (Persimmon), Anthem, AZ
3. Coto de Caza Golf and Racquet Club, Coto de Caza, CA
4. Mountain Lake, Lake Wales, FL
5. Legacy Golf Club, Norwalk, IA
7. Anthem Country Club (Ironwood), Anthem, AZ
8. Loggers Trail Golf Course, Stillwater, MN
9. Les Bolstad University of Minnesota Golf Course, Falcon Heights, MN
10. Midland Hills Country Club, Roseville, MN
11. Somerby Golf Club, Byron, MN
12. Golden Valley Country Club, Golden Valley, MN
13. Aldarra Golf Club, Sammamish, WA
14. Vancouver Golf Club, Coquitlam, BC
15. St. Louis Country Club, St. Louis, MO
18. Onwentsia Club, Lake Forest, IL
19. Shoreacres, Lake Bluff, IL
20. Oak Ridge Country Club, Hopkins, MN
21. Mendakota Country Club, Mendota Heights, MN
22. Somerset Hills Country Club, Bernardsville, NJ
23. Traditions Golf Club, Hebron, KY
26. Somerset Country Club, Mendota Heights, MN
27. Bearpath Golf and Country Club, Eden Prairie, MN
28. Interlachen Country Club, Edina, MN
29. Memphis Country Club, Memphis, TN
30. Waverley Country Club, Portland, OR
31. Calumet Country Club, Homewood, IL
32. Country Club of the South, Johns Creek, GA
33. Minnesota Valley Country Club, Bloomington, MN
34. Hillcrest Golf Club, St. Paul, MN
35. Kingsley Club, Kingsley, MI
36. Upper Montclair Country Club, Clifton, NJ
37. National Golf Links of America, Southampton, NY
38. Essex County Country Club, West Orange, NJ
39. Sand Valley Golf Resort, Nekoosa, WI
40. Mammoth Dunes, Nekoosa, WI
41. Champions Golf Club (Cypress Creek), Houston, TX
1. The Boulders (South), Carefree, AZ
2. Wildfire Golf Club (Palmer), Phoenix, AZ
3. Tonto Verde Golf Club (Peaks), Rio Verde, AZ
4. Tonto Verde Golf Club (Ranch), Rio Verde, AZ
5. CreeksBend Golf Course, New Prague, MN
6. Madison Green Country Club, West Palm Beach, FL
7. Champions Club at Summerfield, Stuart, FL
9. Pioneer Creek Golf Course, Maple Plain, MN
10. Blackberry Ridge Golf Club, Sartell, MN
14. The Minikahda Club, Minneapolis, MN
16. Olympic Hills Golf Club, Eden Prairie, MN
17. Stillwater Country Club, Stillwater, MN
18. Bearpath Golf & Country Club, Eden Prairie, MN
19. Omaha Country Club, Omaha, NE
20. Sand Hills Golf Club, Mullen, NE
21. The Prairie Club (Dunes), Valentine, NE
22. The Prairie Club (Pines), Valentine, NE
24. Beverly Country Club, Chicago, IL
27. Bunker Hills Golf Course, Coon Rapids, MN
28. Southampton Golf Club, Southampton, NY
29. Minneapolis Golf Club, Minneapolis, MN
30. Atlanta Country Club, Marietta, GA
31. Sweetens Cove Golf Club, South Pittsburg, TN
32. Chattanooga Golf and Country Club, Chattanooga, TN
33. Red Run Golf Club, Royal Oak, MI
34. North Shore Country Club, Glen Head, NY
35. Pensacola Country Club, Pensacola, FL
36. Country Club of Mobile, Mobile, AL
37. Anthem Country Club (Persimmon), Anthem, AZ
38. Gainey Ranch Golf Club, Scottsdale, AZ
My 2015 recap
I have had years in which I played more golf courses than I did in 2015, but this has to be near the top when it comes to quality of golf courses and great experiences.
For the year, I played 28 different courses in 10 states. No new states in 2015, so I have still played golf in 33 of the 50 states. I'm hoping to add at least on in 2016. Of the 28 courses, 15 of them — more than half — were courses that I had never played before. The highlight there was a Michigan weekend in which I played Orchard Lake in the Detroit suburbs and then Crystal Downs and Kingsley Club in Northern Michigan. All three were a treat, but the ability to play Crystal Downs – No. 13 in the US according to Golf Digest and the No. 10 Classic course in the US according to Golfweek – was a great treat.
With the 15 new courses, I have now played 257 different courses since the beginning of the 2002 golf season. I already have a couple of rounds planned for early 2016 and I'll grow that number over the next 12 months.
Here is the list of all courses I have played in 2015. This list includes both new courses and repeat performances.
1. Corte Bella, Sun City West, AZ
2. Talking Stick North, Scottsdale, AZ
3. Papago GC, Phoenix, AZ
4. Washington National GC, Auburn, WA
5. Champions Golf Club (Cypress Creek), Houston, TX
6. Walden GC on Lake Conroe, Montgomery, TX
7. Midland Hills Country Club, Roseville, MN
8. FarmLinks, Sylacauga, AL
9. Ross Bridge, Birmingham, AL
10. Valhalla Golf Club, Louisville, KY
14. Southview Country Club, West St. Paul, MN
15. Wapicada Golf Club, Sauk Rapids, MN
16. The Wisconsin Club, Milwaukee, WI
17. Crooked Stick Golf Club, Carmel, IN
18. Broadmoor Country Club, Indianapolis, IN
21. Orchard Lake Country Club, West Bloomfield Township, MI
22. Crystal Downs Country Club, Frankfort, MI
24. Windsong Farm, Independence, MN
25. Town & Country Club, St. Paul, MN
27. Owatonna Country Club, Owatonna, MN
28. Wickenburg Ranch, Wickenburg, AZ
My 2014 wrapup
I played 35 different courses and played in 12 states and two Canadian provinces. The year featured my first-ever rounds in Washington state and Virginia. I also had a great weekend in which I played 2015 US Open site Chambers Bay on a Friday and a pair of consensus Canada top 10 courses — Capilano and Shaughnessy in the Vancouver, BC, area — over the weekend. I have now played golf in 33 of the 50 US states. Of the courses I played, 18 were brand new to me or at least new since I began tracking the courses I have played since 2002.
1. Arrowhead Country Club, Peoria, AZ
2. The Gallery Golf Club (South), Marana, AZ
3. Sewailo Golf Club, Tucson, AZ
4. Vista Verde Golf Club, Rio Verde, AZ
5. River Wilderness Golf Club, Parrish, FL
6. Dunedin Golf Club, Dunedin, FL
7. The Legacy Golf Club, Norwalk, IA
10. Pioneer Creek Golf Course, Maple Plain, MN
12. Chambers Bay, University Place, WA
13. Capilano Golf and Country Club, West Vancouver, BC
14. Shaughnessy Golf and Country Club, Vancouver, BC
19. Kinloch Golf Club, Manakin-Sabot, VA
20. Lexington Golf and Country Club, Lexington, VA
21. Flossmoor Country Club, Flossmoor, IL
23. Clovernook Country Club, Cincinnati, OH
24. Eagle Creek Golf Club, Willmar, MN
25. Island View Golf Club, Waconia, MN
26. Country Club of Buffalo, Williamsville, NY
27. St. Catharines Golf and Country Club, St. Catharines, ON
28. Keller Golf Course, Maplewood, MN
29. Royal Oaks Country Club, Vancouver, WA
30. Eugene Country Club, Eugene, OR
31. St. Cloud Country Club, St. Cloud, MN
32. Verrado Golf Club, Buckeye, AZ
33. Hillcrest Golf Course, Sun City West, AZ
I played 28 different courses in 2013 and played golf in 10 different states. I played my first round in New York State and went big with it, teeing it up at Bethpage Black. I also played in Oklahoma for the first time. That round at Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club was my first ever round at a course designed by Perry Maxwell.
1. Blackstone Country Club, Peoria, AZ
2. Wigwam Golf Resort (Heritage), Litchfield Park, AZ
3. Falcon Dunes Golf Course, Waddell, AZ
4. Moon Valley Country Club, Phoenix, AZ
5. Union Hills Country Club, Sun City, AZ
6. Windsong Farm, Independence, MN
7. Logger's Trail, Stillwater, MN
9. Bethpage (Black) Golf Course, Bethpage, NY
11. Legends Golf Club, Prior Lake, MN
12. Wedgewood Cove Golf Club, Albert Lea, MN
13. Golden Valley Golf and Country Club, Golden Valley, MN
15. White Bear Yacht Club, White Bear Lake, MN
16. Wakonda Club, Des Moines, IA
17. Des Moines Golf and Country Club (North), West Des Moines, IA
18. Cedar Rapids Country Club, Cedar Rapids, IA
19. Colorado Golf Club, Parker, CO
20. Ballyneal Golf and Hunt Club, Holyoke, CO
21. Stonewall Orchard Golf Club, Grayslake, IL
22. Exmoor Country Club, Highland Park, IL
23. Hillcrest Golf and Country Club, Kansas City, MO
24. Mankato Golf Club, Mankato, MN
26. Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club, Oklahoma City, OK
27. Eau Claire Golf and Country Club, Altoona, WI
28. Metairie Country Club, Metairie, LA
Here are the totals: I played 35 different courses in 2012, an increase over 2011. I played in seven different states (Texas, Minnesota, Illinois, Oregon, Wisconsin, Michigan and Arizona). I had played in all of those states previously. One of the best things about my 2012 is the number of new courses I played. I've been tracking the number of different courses I've played since 2002 and I was able to add 17 courses to that list in 2012. Most importantly, I was able to play three rounds at White Bear Yacht Club, which is easily the most fun course to play in the Twin Cities. While I haven't played every single private club in the Twin Cities, it was the only one that I really wanted to play that I hadn't.
1. Cypresswood Golf Club (Tradition), Spring, TX
2. Cypress Lakes Golf Club, Cypress, TX
3. Champions Golf Club (Jackrabbit), Houston, TX
4. Champions Golf Club (Cypress Creek), Houston TX
5. The Club at Carlton Woods (Fazio), The Woodlands, TX
6. Mississippi Dunes Golf Links, Cottage Grove, MN
7. The Wilds Golf Club, Prior Lake, MN
8. Southview Country Club, West St. Paul, MN
9. Ravisloe Country Club, Homewood, IL
10. Columbia-Edgewater Country Club, Portland, OR
12. North Oaks Golf Club, North Oaks, MN
13. Tartan Park Golf Course, Lake Elmo, MN
14. Highland National Golf Course, St. Paul, MN
15. Dellwood Hills Golf Club, Dellwood, MN
16. Hillcrest Golf Club of St. Paul, St. Paul, MN
21. Brackett's Crossing Country Club, Lakeville, MN
22. Northfield Golf Club, Northfield, MN
23. New Richmond Golf Club, New Richmond, WI
24. Hazeltine National Golf Club, Chaska, MN
27. Rochester Golf and Country Club, Rochester, MN
29. Eagle Eye Golf Club, Bath Township, MI
30. Emerald Greens Golf Club (Gold), Hastings, MN
32. Desert Forest Golf Club, Carefree, AZ
33. Quintero Golf Club, Peoria, AZ
34. Southern Dunes Golf Club, Maricopa, AZ
35. Corte Bella Golf Club, Sun City West, AZ
My 2011 wrapup Here are the totals: I played 31 different courses in 2011, a nice number and more than in a number of recent years. I played in six different states (Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, North Carolina and Arizona). I had played in all of those states previously. Of the 31 courses, 16 of them were courses I hadn't played since I started logging all of my courses at the beginning of the 2002 season.
1. Waveland Golf Course, Des Moines, Iowa
2. Loggers Trail, Stillwater, Minn.
3. Keller Golf Course, Maplewood, Minn.
4. Southview Country Club, West St. Paul, Minn.
5. Oneida Golf and Country Club, Green Bay, Wis.
6. Medinah Country Club (No. 3), Medinah, Ill.
7. Stillwater Country Club, Stillwater, Minn.
8. Hillcrest Golf Club of St. Paul, St. Paul, Minn.
9. Hastings Country Club, Hastings, Minn.
10. Hazeltine National Golf Club, Chaska, Minn.
11. Highland National Golf Course, St. Paul, Minn.
12. Brackett's Crossing Country Club, Lakeville, Minn.
13. TPC Twin Cities, Blaine, Minn.
14. Blackberry Ridge Golf Club, Sartell, Minn.
15. Hawks Landing Golf Club, Verona, Wis.
16. Skokie Country Club, Glencoe, Ill.
17. Blue Mound Golf and Country Club, Wauwatosa, Wis.
18. Dellwood Hills Golf Club, Dellwood, Minn.
19. Edina Country Club, Edina, Minn.
20. Mendakota Country Club, Mendota Heights, Minn.
21. Big Fish Golf Club, Hayward, Wis.
22. Northland Country Club, Duluth, Minn.
23. Eau Claire Golf and Country Club, Altoona, Wis.
24. Rochester Golf and Country Club, Rochester, Minn.
25. Minnesota Valley Country Club, Bloomington, Minn.
26. Greensboro Country Club (Farm), Greensboro, N.C.
27. Old Chatham Golf Club, Durham, N.C.
28. Hillcrest Golf Course, Sun City West, Ariz.
29. Moon Valley Country Club, Phoenix, Ariz.
30. Talking Stick (North), Phoenix, Ariz.
31. Falcon Dunes Golf Club, Waddell, Ariz.
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I'm not sure what you are looking for, but I see a program with absolutely no documentation. That usually happens when someone uploads from the PLC without having an existing program file on the PC. Until recently with the later Logix controllers, all documentation was stored in the program file created in the programming software. Uploading without that will just give what you have shown. I would suggest trying to find an existing program file on a PC. If this was contracted out, you may be able to contact the integrator. Most of us keep files from our previous projects. Other than that, your only option is to go to (hopefully existing) drawings. You will have to methodically go to each real world input/output and document their purpose. From there you have to work backwards in the program determining what each register and bit does and documenting along the way. I did notice real world outputs in ladder 5 and many of the N register bits are just buffer bits and directly activate those outputs. Figure out one and you get the other! Two for the price of one. Unfortunately this is a long and drawn out process that could take days to complete. In addition, without information on the real world I/O there is no way for anyone to really be able to help you figure out what does what. Unfortunately you have a lot of work ahead of you! I'm sure if you get stuck anyone on this forum would be happy to help. The program looks to be fairly straight forward so you dont have to worry about complexity. Could be a good learning experience. I'm sure that's what you wanted to hear!
Keep in mind that you will need to pair each OTL with an OTU (latch and unlatch) in order to turn the output off.
Yes you can change the value of a data table item by placing your cursor on the value in a statement as you have shown and just changing the value. As Armadillo points out, you should do a cross reference of that value to make sure it is not overwritten somewhere else. Keep in mind that it may be overwritten conditionally and may not immediately overwrite the value you put there but may do so when required by other logic.
Not too familiar with the 5/01, but that sounds like you have lost the program. Can you go online?
Given the age of your system, I wouldn't be surprised if the power supply was already going. They can die in weird ways and one of the things that can happen is that the PLC will drop the program. Not real fond of the SLC power supplies as they can cause pain and suffering. They don't seem to just die and that's it. Every one I've dealt with caused weird problems such as program drops that went away when the power supply was changed.


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Published October 26, 2020 at 2:54 PM PDT
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Gen Nashimoto, of Luminalt, installs solar panels in Hayward, Calif., on Wednesday, April 29, 2020. From New York to California, the U.S renewable energy industry is reeling from the new coronavirus pandemic.
The clean energy sector was one of the fastest growing parts of the economy before the pandemic, and it's been one of the hardest hit. But researchers say jobs in energy efficiency or solar or wind power are still some of the best paid.
A new report called "Clean Jobs, Better Jobs" shows hourly wages for that work pay about 25 percent more than the national median wage.
Zach Amittay is an advocate with E2, the group that put out the report.
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AMA Supercross 2017 Saturday, May 6th 2017
Team Honda HRC Concludes AMA Supercross Season in Las Vegas
The 2017 AMA Supercross series came to a close for Team Honda HRC at Las Vegas's Sam Boyd Stadium, with Christian Craig racing to a respectable 11th-place finish while filling in aboard a factory CRF450R. In the final main event of the year, Craig put together a similar performance to his previous appearance with the team (Salt Lake City), getting a poor start but methodically advancing through the pack. By the completion of the 20-minute-plus-one-lap race, he had advanced from nearly last to 11th.
American Honda and Team Honda HRC extend their congratulations to Ryan Dungey and the entire Red Bull KTM team for securing the 2017 AMA Supercross title.
Although he didn't compete in the series finale, Cole Seely was present at Friday's pre-race press conference to address the media regarding his injury and answer questions about his season. Later that evening, Seely was joined by Andrew Short and the GEICO Honda squad at Carter Powersports to sign autographs for fans.
With lap times over one minute, the Las Vegas track was one of the longest of the season. During the daytime program, Craig logged the 13th-quickest qualifying time at 1:07.735.
The Las Vegas Supercross marked the third time this season that Team Honda HRC's technical and hospitality trucks were only a portion of Honda's footprint in the pits. Under a third truck, fans got the opportunity to take part in a popular learn-to-ride program for kids.
Slotted in the second heat race for the night program, Craig flinched off the start and was pushed wide in the first turn, coming around in 10th. He worked his way into eighth, which is where he would finish, forcing him to qualify through the semi. In semi 1, Craig launched his Dunlop-equipped Honda CRF450R to a fourth-place start but made the pass into third in the opening rhythm section. He maintained that position to the checkered flag, advancing to the main event.
Despite a consistent start to the year, Seely was disappointed with the overall outcome of his season after finishing seventh in the championship standings with 212 points. "It's tough to sum this whole season up," Seely explained. "It's definitely a disappointment and doesn't reflect how hard I trained, how hard the team worked, or how good the new bike is, so that's a bummer. It's a year that I'm going to have to put behind me and take what I've learned and apply it to next year."
With the AMA Supercross season completed, Team Honda HRC will enjoy a welcome weekend off before kicking off the AMA Pro Motocross championship on Saturday, May 20, in Sacramento.
THE FOCUS: Hangtown Countdown
Although Team Honda HRC had hoped for more from the 2017 AMA Supercross series, riders Cole Seely and Christian Craig, along with the entire crew, are eager to turn the page and start a new series fresh.
"I'm really looking forward to the outdoors," Seely said. "After the way the supercross season ended, it will be nice to start fresh with a new series. I'm hoping to be at 100% so I can really battle and try to build off my finishes from last year. I haven't been able to do a ton of testing yet because of my injury but I know we have a good base setting thanks to Andrew [Short] helping us. It'll be cool to see how everything unfolds."
Craig, who was recruited from GEICO Honda to fill in with the factory squad throughout the summer series, is also looking forward to the new season and is excited for the opportunity. "Now with supercross over, it's time to fully shift our focus to outdoors," he said. "I'm excited to have a whole series with the factory Honda team. I've been doing quite a bit of testing and so far it's been going great. We're definitely going in the right direction. The bike is feeling good, my body is feeling good, so I just need to bring my A-game to the races each weekend."
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I got the call on Wednesday to jump up to the 450 for this weekend. I was excited to get some more time on the bike and with the team prior to outdoors. The day started off a little rough. I was struggling with myself and the bike during qualifying, but luckily it's just practice and doesn't mean a whole lot. I just tried to go into the night open-minded. I got into the main event through the semi and felt like I was riding good. Unfortunately, I got another terrible start in the main. You can't start that far back and expect to do very well. I just put my head down, charged as hard as I could, made some great passes, and put myself in a decent position. I wanted top 10 again and just missed it with 11th, but I'd say this ride compared to Salt Lake City was better because I was moving forward and had some intensity. Overall an okay night but I want to do better and know I am capable of better.
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Q: Replace na's in pandas dataframe with the mean value of two column if they don't contain na's I have a dataset like this one
data = {'DATE': ['2012-01-01', '2013-05-16', '2013-05-28',
               '2013-06-05', '2013-06-07', '2014-02-02'],
               'Avarage_Temp': [21.8, 21.1, 22.8, 23.3, 14.4, np.nan],
               'Minimun_Temp': [14.4, np.nan, np.nan, np.nan, 15.6, 18.3],
               'Maximum_Temp': [6.7, 14.4, 11.7, 16.1, np.nan, 10.0]}

When I execute the command
data['Avarage_Temp'] = data[['Minimun_Temp', 'Maximum_Temp']].mean(axis=1).round(1)

I get this output:
data = {'DATE': ['2012-01-01', '2013-05-16', '2013-05-28',
               '2013-06-05', '2013-06-07', '2014-02-02'],
               'Avarage_Temp': [10.6, 14.4, 11.7, 16.1, 15.6, 14.1],
               'Minimun_Temp': [14.4, np.nan, np.nan, np.nan, 15.6, 18.3],
               'Maximum_Temp': [6.7, 14.4, 11.7, 16.1, np.nan, 10.0]}

As you can see in rows 2-5 the result is wrong, because in these rows it return the value of the non missing value(if Minimun_Temp is na, gives the value of Maximum_Temp  in the Avarage_Temp).
So I want to have as output something like the 1st and 6th row.
I want to change the value of Avarage_Temp only if the column Maximum_Temp and Minimun_Temp in this row aren't na's.
If Maximum_Temp or Minimun_Temp is na, I want to keep the value of Avarage_Temp as it is.

A: You can create NaNs if at least one value in Minimun_Temp, Maximum_Temp by parameter skipna=False in DataFrame.mean and then replace them by column Avarage_Temp:
df = pd.DataFrame(data)

df['Avarage_Temp'] = (df[['Minimun_Temp', 'Maximum_Temp']].mean(axis=1, skipna=False)
                                                          .round(1)
                                                          .fillna(df['Avarage_Temp']))
print (df)
         DATE  Avarage_Temp  Minimun_Temp  Maximum_Temp
0  2012-01-01          10.6          14.4           6.7
1  2013-05-16          21.1           NaN          14.4
2  2013-05-28          22.8           NaN          11.7
3  2013-06-05          23.3           NaN          16.1
4  2013-06-07          14.4          15.6           NaN
5  2014-02-02          14.2          18.3          10.0

Another idea with Series.add for NaNs if at least one NaN per rows and for mean divide by 2:
df['Avarage_Temp'] = (df['Minimun_Temp'].add(df['Maximum_Temp'])
                                        .div(2)
                                        .round(1)
                                        .fillna(df['Avarage_Temp']))
print (df)
         DATE  Avarage_Temp  Minimun_Temp  Maximum_Temp
0  2012-01-01          10.6          14.4           6.7
1  2013-05-16          21.1           NaN          14.4
2  2013-05-28          22.8           NaN          11.7
3  2013-06-05          23.3           NaN          16.1
4  2013-06-07          14.4          15.6           NaN
5  2014-02-02          14.2          18.3          10.0


Shanghai-based companies are aiming to boost their trade and investment further in 2017 in countries along the Belt and Road Initiative - with a focus on equipment and services exports - a key report issued by the city's commerce and trade authorities said.
The value of new contracts written last year in the Belt and Road Initiative countries hit $8.9 billion, a 66.5 percent year-on-year increase, said the report by the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce. That contributed 72.3 percent to the total value of contracts written by Shanghai groups in foreign countries last year.
In the Belt and Road countries, Shanghai groups realized total sales last year of $4 billion.
The report said that Shanghai-based companies have been working with partners in various sectors beyond conventional areas such as construction and infrastructure.
The city's enterprises have also been involved in car manufacturing, equipment manufacturing, textiles, services and education, finance, power and resources, it said.
The report added that Shanghai's companies had been actively going global with a focus on countries included in Belt and Road Initiative - including Singapore, Indonesia, Turkey, Pakistan and Thailand.
Among the expansion deals was Shanghai Electric Power Co's decision to pay buyout firm Abraaj Group $1.77 billion, for a controlling shareholding in Pakistani utility K-Electric.
In Thailand, Chinese-Thai joint venture SAIC Motor-CP has broken ground on its second assembly plant, which produces and markets MG cars in the country.
The report found that Shanghai companies are not only exporting products and services, but are leveraging their resources in such areas as technology and education and training programs to assist trade and outbound investment.


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Q: Spring Tool Suite - IDE is not running in debug mode I am trying to run my code in STS-IDE in debug mode, although it is running fine in normal mode but in debug mode I am facing this problem, please have a look :

I have already set this path to JDK,

A: You have to edit your source lookup path. here is a steps to add path Check this link

A: This solved my problem:
"window->Preferences->Java->Debug" and disable the "suspend execution of uncaught exceptions"

A: workspace might be corrupted, Change the workspace.
File-> switch workspace -> other, select a new workspace.
And then import your project from the old workspace.

A: Just try a maven clean install and run again - it might work


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Kašèj o Koščej l'immortale () è un personaggio malvagio della mitologia slava, normalmente rappresentato da un uomo anziano, emaciato, dall'aspetto sgradevole, ricchissimo ma molto avaro, che cerca sempre di concupire qualche giovane ragazza.

Nella lingua russa  parlata si dice «magro come Koščej» oppure «avaro come Koščej».

Il passatempo preferito di Koščej è custodire e ammirare il suo oro nei bauli. È detto «l'immortale» perché non può essere ucciso se non viene prima distrutta la sua anima che però tiene separata dal corpo e ben nascosta dentro un ago, all'interno di un uovo, dentro un'anatra che nascosta all'interno di una lepre rinchiusa in una sacca di pelle, che sta dentro una cesta di ferro sepolta ai piedi di una grande quercia nella favolosa isola di Bujan in mezzo al vasto oceano. Può inoltre trasformarsi in un drago ed è l'equivalente maschile della strega Baba Jaga.

Si ritiene che la figura di Koščej possa aver avuto origine dalla demonizzazione del khan Konchak, comandante dei Cumani nella seconda metà del XII secolo citato nel Canto della schiera di Igor.

Nella cultura di massa
Nel romanzo Lunedì inizia sabato dei fratelli Strugackij (1965), Koščej è trattenuto nel vivarium dell'Istituto di ricerca su magia e stregoneria di Solovets: «Mi soffermai vicino a Koščei il Senza Morte. Il grande mascalzone abitava in una gabbia separata e confortevole, con tappeti, impianto di condizionamento dell'aria e scaffali per libri. Alle pareti della gabbia erano appesi i ritratti di Gengis Khan, Himmler, Caterina de' Medici, uno dei Borgia e un altro… probabilmente Goldwater o McCarthy. Koščei in persona, con le gambe incrociate, stava di fronte a un grande leggio con una copia offset del Malleus Maleficarum. Allo stesso tempo faceva degli sgradevoli movimenti con le lunghe dita: come se stesse avvitando, infiggendo e strappando qualcosa.
Era trattenuto in carcerazione preventiva infinita fin tanto che erano in corso le infinite indagini sui suoi infiniti crimini (...)».

Note

Bibliografia
Afanasev A (1945), Russian Fairy Tales, ed. 1973 Pantheon Books.
Johns A (2004), Baba Yaga: The Ambiguous Mother and Witch of the Russian Folktale, Peter Lang, ISBN 0-8204-6769-3.
Warner E (1985), Dei, eroi e mostri della mitologia russa, Milano, Mondadori, ISBN 88-04-27541-3.

Voci correlate
 Kaščej l'immortale
 Ivan Zarevic

Altri progetti

Mitologia slava
Personaggi leggendari russi
Personaggi delle fiabe

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I finished this local challenge with my library. I read 20 books and was able to enter them all into the contest. I don't know how many other people locally participated an how many of them are avid readers, but I think 20 is a big number to be submitting, which makes me hopeful. They have a lot of fun prizes for winners. Overall, I had a great time reading with my community.
What a long unproductive month of reading. I'm not impressed with myself that for the past two months I haven't really taken a whole lot off my nightstand, but pick up books from other places. August is going to be a critical month in my reading because I have a few challenges that will be finishing. That said, a lot on my nightstand will probably continue to go unread for another month.
However, I did finish up the entire Chronicles of Narnia, and started Gone With the Wind, so some books have been removed, but the rest remain.
Here's to hoping I can finish these all in a timely fashion.
Finally, a productive week. All I needed was a little motivation and a road trip to make it work. Hopefully this coming week will be equally good in reading, but I have a bachelorette party and some other family things I'm helping out at, so those odds are down considerably.
Recently turned into a major motion picture, Marley and Me, is the autobiographical story of a family who comes to own the world's worst dog.
John and his wife, Jenny, decide to get a puppy before having children in the hopes it will help prepare them. What they don't realize until much later, is that Marley is no ordinary dog, and they missed some crucial steps. But despite all that, the Grogan family continues to grow, love and nuture their dog through good times and bad.
John Grogan, the author, entertains his audience with many funny stories and adventures he has with Marley as man's best friend, including but not limited to thunder storms, house sitters, Dog Beach, new babies, and car rides. What Grogan impresses the most is that no matter how bad the dog, how crazy and neurotic, he teaches you more about life than you can ever imagine, and you love your pet regardless.
The sixth installment starts bringing the Sin City series closer to its end. This volume is full of shorter stories about the characters and while a little off the beaten path, I found it enjoyable to read little bits and pieces instead of a long continuous journey.
Not sure where it's all heading but I should be able to read the final volume sometime soon and see how it all compares to the movie in its entirety.
Already named one of the New York Times best selling novels, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies is slowly becoming a cult classic in the book world.
Author Seth Grahame-Smith took Jane Austen's beloved novel, Pride and Prejudice, and created a new world in the English village where zombies are hiding behind every carriage ride and walk in the country.
The premise of the story is the same – the Bennett sisters are not only attending balls and meeting eligible men, but trained in sword fighting so as to protect her town from the undead.
In essence, I loved this book. Want to read more – Click HERE. This is the first book I reviewed for my examiner.com page, so please go check out the rest there.
J. Kaye's Book Blog has created this new challenge, Stephanie Plum Reading Challenge, that runs from July 23, 2009 – December 31, 2010, with the goal to finish out the series. Books already read or in progress cannot be counted, and have to be started on today's date. Being that I was already thinking of trying to finish out the series next year, this is even more incentive.
Books 1-4 have previously been read and reviewed, so I will be starting with book 5 and as of right now, only reading through book 15.


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