UTEP once again had a critical special teams blunder in a 34-13 loss to Southern Miss that directly led to seven points for the opponent.
After getting a stop at midfield and getting the Golden Eagles in fourth-and-4 midway through the second quarter, USM punted the ball away. Coach Todd Monken immediately started lobbying the officials to flag UTEP for too many men on the field, and the officials did review it.
The Miners did have 12, Southern Miss retained possession and ended up scoring.
"That was a sideline communication error, that happens when you're playing people who shouldn't be out there," coach Sean Kugler said. "That falls on me."
UTEP briefly appeared to be the victim but ended up being the beneficiary of an odd no-call in the second quarter.
Facing a third-and-7 from the UTEP 27 on the 15th play of a drive that began on their own 1-yard line, Southern Miss appeared to commit an illegal motion penalty, to a point that more than half the players from both teams were looking at the officials assuming a flag.
It wasn't called, and after a moment of confusion the teams began to play.
Nick Usher was the first to react and he sacked Nick Mullens while jarring the ball loose, and Gino Bresolin fell on it for a turnover. Even after that, several UTEP players were signalling for a procedure penalty that would have been a dead ball and negated the play.
For the second time this year lightning delayed a UTEP game, as the game against Southern Miss was suspended for 87 minutes one play into the fourth quarter. Three minutes before the game was suspended the official made the ominous announcement: "There is weather in the area." There was a tornado watch during that suspension.
The home game against UTSA was suspended twice.
UTEP got another fourth-down stop after an aggressive gamble by Southern Miss didn't pay off. Facing fourth-and-2 from their own 49 in the second quarter, the Golden Eagles tried a play-action pass that the Miners didn't bite on. Mullens tried to thread the ball to Casey Martin but Ishmael Harrison knocked it away. UTEP opponents are now 5-of-11 on fourth down.
The ensuing Miner drive was an ugly three-and-out that didn't net a yard, but Traun Roberson tightroped the goalline on the punt and downed the ball on the 1-yard line.
Alan Luna later had a 52-yard punt that was downed on the Southern Miss 7.
In honor of Halloween, both teams wore their home uniforms: Southern Miss all black, UTEP all orange. The Miners had to get permission from the league office, as one team is supposed to wear white, and Southern Miss obviously was on board since this was their promotion.
Other than a few reverses, UTEP hadn't run a gimmick play under Kugler until the second snap against Southern Miss.
On second-and-4, LaQuintus Dowell took a handoff, then turned and pitched the ball back to Mack Leftwich. The Golden Eagles didn't bite and had the bomb to Autrey Golden covered, though the Miners did feel they could have gotten a pass interference penalty on the play.


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Through the years I have not kept up with the continuous introduction of new spoons and spinners. I follow the minimalist approach to fly fishing and lure fishing. It has saved me lots of money, allowed me to organize my tackle boxes more intuitively and, most importantly, it has kept me from befuddlement trying to remember when, where and how to effectively fish all the lures that I have crammed into a tackle box. I wasn't surprised to see that my old standbys from the fifties and sixties still reigned supreme in John Merwin's Field and Stream article, "50 Greatest Lures of All Time," published April 2006. When I checked to see if my All-Time Favorite Lure for Mammoth Lakes circa 1959 was even mentioned, I was delighted to find the red and white Daredevle Spinnie ranked in the number two position, just below the Curley Tail Grub. My next favorite lures, Mepps Aglia, Panther Martin, Kastmaster and Little Cleo, were all ranked high. Along with a Super Duper lure, these were the lures that I used exclusively in my youth when I wasn't using a fly rod to dab a red worm in a small crick. Note: Visit my companion web site, Fishing tips 101.
Field and Stream published a follow-up article a year later with "50 Best Lures." For the trout recommendations, they listed (in order of preference) a baker's dozen: 1. Wiggle King Flatfish; 2. Rooster Tail; 3. Panther Martin; 4. Mepps Aglia; 5. Norman Deep Tiny "N" crankbait; 6. CountDown Rapala; 7. Yo-Zuri Snap Bean crankbait; 8. Al's Goldfish; 9. Needlefish spoon; 10. Phoebe spoon; 11. Float and Fly trailer; 12. Marabou Micro-Jig; 13. Mister Twister Jig. Everyone has their confidence lures and their secret, unorthodox perversions of angling tradition that they often don't even share with a brother or best friend. I will share my, honest-to-Goodness, fish catching abomination later in the article.
Recently I surveyed two tackle shop managers in the eastern Sierras for their recommendations. Both shops have long standing reputations for offering good tackle selection, friendly service and outstanding tips and information. Jeremy Ross of Ernie's Tackle and Ski Shop in June Lake and Jim Reid of Ken's Sporting Goods in Bridgeport echoed some of the recommendations of Field and Stream, as well as suggesting tried-and-proven trout catching techniques for the Sierras. In the survey that I submitted to them, I asked them to rank spoons and lures with four rankings. Number 1 was a top choice. I asked them not to differentiate between which lure was the top lure in their number one choices. Keep in mind that I also included bait in this survey. Both men listed CountDown Rapala and Thomas Buoyants as a number one choice. Both managers recommended inflated nightcrawlers and PowerBait as a number 1 pick. Salmon eggs came in 2 and 3, as did Kastmaster lures, Little Cleo lures, Daredevle lures and float-and-fly combinations. Both Jeremy and Jim ranked the Mepps Aglia and the Rooster Tail as a number four choice.
For bait Jeremy Ross recommended PowerBait or Gulp or Rainbow. He also recommended original Rapala lures in silver and rated them as a #2 choice. Other lures that he recommends to his customers are Trout Teasers, Tasmanian Devils and Panther Martins, which I forgot to include on the survey. He noted that June Lake has excellent shore access, and he noted that fly fishers in float tubes and kick-boats do well early in the morning and the evening with Woolly Buggers and Matuka streamers. Jim Reid of Bridgeport recommends trolling from Rainbow Point to the dam with flashers and crawlers, Rapala, or Thomas Buoyants both early and late in the season on Bridgeport Reservoir. He also recommended Worden's Flatfish as a #3 choice. When fishing from the shore or a stationary boat, he recommends CountDown Rapala, Buoyants, and Kastmasters near the dam. He said that the best side of the reservoir for shore anglers was northeast from the dam to about a ¼ mile south.
An old adage among lure fisherman is that lures are designed and packaged to attract buyers. Don't believe it for a minute. Most lure companies spend a great deal of money on scientific research. If you fished and fished a lure and never caught a fish and than lost it on a snag, are you going to rush out and replace it? The movement of the spoon or spinner has to be realistic; it has to reflect light, and the color of the lure needs to match a particular color of water, such as brown, green or blue. One simple rule to remember is that if you are fishing at dusk or very low light, fish will see a dark silhouette against a lighter skyline better than if you use a light colored lure. If you are fishing in bright light go white. If you are fishing in the dark go black. Mepps recommends using "silver on bright days; polished brass (gold) blades produce best when it is overcast. Try copper in streams after a heavy rain, or in dark, stained water." Into this equation must be factored the depth and the color of the water and how much current exits. The following lures are recommendations for stream fishing patterns and lake patterns, but first let me review some general information.
As I have outlined in my article on fly fishing creeks and again in using baits on creeks, let me reiterate a key factor on catching trout in moving water. Get in the water and wade upstream!
3. It is much easier to cast to a pocket, pool or small riffle from the center of a stream and maintain a slow retrieve. Best of all you are in an ideal position to cast effectively towards either bank.
4. Wade fishing in a stream also allows you to cast directly upstream which creates minimal arm, rod and line movement that might otherwise spook a fish. Trout have great peripheral vision. Often they lie in broken water out of sight, but if they don't see the angler blended into the bank cover, they often see a flash of line or arm or rod movement, which warns them that a predator is near. Even while you are wading in the current, it is paramount to keep your shadow off the water in front of you. I often crouch in the water behind a boulder to make a short cast to a pool above me.
5. In many instances, where there is heavy brush or trees, it is difficult to reach choice water from the bank. If you are wading upstream, you have an easier shot at often over-looked water that bank anglers pass up because they can not penetrate the tangled bank barrier.
6. Finally, once you are in the water, keep moving! Bank anglers typically spend too much time sitting on a comfortable rock or log. Fishing is a game of percentages. How many perfect casts to good holding water can you achieve in an outing? If you have made two or three casts to a pool without eliciting a strike, move on to the next spot.
7. I am always amazed at how I can walk up a stream under the cover of moving water without spooking fish, but when I walk along a meadow bank I spook fish way ahead of me just from the vibration of my footsteps, which is another reason to be out in the current. An exception to casting and wading upstream is if you locate a shallow pool that is difficult to approach upstream. Remember that trout face upstream in current so they are often spooked by a lure working from the downstream position right past them. However, in slower water the trout will cruise in all directions so the approach is not critical. Another exception to wading upstream and casting upstream is when you are on a river or large stream. In this situation you can make an effective downstream cast by quartering the stream.
Cast downstream in a quartering angle. In other words, stand facing the opposite bank. Draw an imaginary line from your feet to the opposing bank. You now have half the stream above you and half the stream below you. As you face the bank, the stream flow is coming from your left down stream past your right side. Now, divide the stream below you in half. This quarter demarcation is your target angle for the opposing bank. Cast as close to the bank as possible. If a trout is on the far bank, he will see the lure coming at him broadside and "swimming" out and away from the bank, as the current sweeps the lure out towards the faster water. Sometimes if you plant it right in front of the trout, your cast will trigger a reaction take. Often times they will follow the streamer as it drifts downstream and begins to sweep out into the deeper water. They will hit the lure just as it swings out from the bank and slows down.
8. If you walk up to a pool, target the tail-out first. Trout will often drift back to the tail-out and hide under broken water or behind small rocks waiting for food to be pushed up from the bottom of the pool into a zone of compressed water. Approach the tail-out quietly and with a low profile. Make your cast land softly. The next target is the center of the pool. Allow your lure to flutter down to the bottom of the pool, and don't be surprised if you get a take on the decent. Just as bass anglers use a spinnerbait sometimes in a jigging motion off the bottom, good spinner anglers will jig up the spinner from the bottom once or twice before retrieving the lure back towards them. The next pool target is to place the lure or spinner above the riffle or small waterfall that feeds the pool. Trout will often lie in wait for bugs and insects to drop from the plunging waters into the pool.
10. If you snag your lure on an underwater object, reach down and retrieve it. After all, you are already wading. Snagging a lure is another reason to use a single hook when fishing a creek or a stream. Often you can retrieve the lure by simply pushing the eyelet of the rod tip right down on the lure and shaking it.
For best results when fishing a stream, both for hook-ups and less snagging, use a single hook on a spoon or spinner, and bend down the barb for easy release. The Thomas Buoyant lures work well in small streams, unlike the heavier Kastmasters that sink too rapidly. Use a Thomas Buoyant in a red/gold combination or a blue/silver combination in a 1/6 oz. or a ¼ oz. You want a slower retrieve with an occasional twitch. I would also recommend the Mepps Aglia #2 or a Mepps Black Fury #2. Field and Stream recommend Al's Goldfish for heavy, fast water or a Phoebe spoon for slower retrieves on a shallow stream. Generally stick with 1/16 ounce lure for small creeks and 1/8 and ¼ ounce for larger streams and lakes.
Or Back to the Future of Fly Fishing.
I am like Rip Van Winkle. I have been asleep for far too many years regarding new fishing techniques and the resurrection of old methods. After retiring as a teacher in Montana, I headed to the Modesto area of California to finish out my last few years as an educator. I went with the clear goal of buying recreational toys and boats before I actually retired. When I realized that my trout fishing opportunities required extensive driving, I took up bass fishing. Living in Ripon, I was just a few blocks from the Stanislaus River. I soon discovered what great fun it was catching smallmouth bass while floating in a kick-boat. I used my fly rod and small Gitzits or tube worms. When I got back to Montana for a visit, I excitedly told a local fly shop owner my great discovery. He went to the book shelf and pulled down two books that he recommended that I buy. OK, so I didn't re-discover or invent anything! My success with lead-head jigs, curly tail grubs and tube worms on both trout and bass and delivered with a fly rod has been an outstanding journey. Hey, sometimes the casts are not very pretty when I am slinging heavy tube baits on the end of my fly rod, but the results have been greatly rewarding.
Don't hesitate in using curly tail grubs, white mini-jigs, marabou jigs or tiny Rooster Tail lures on creeks and streams regardless if they are delivered with a fly rod or a spinning rod. Small marabou jigs in white and red are my first choice. All of the above can be purchased. I have come to the close of this article, and it is time to reveal my honest-to-goodness trout catching abomination. A few years back I landed a 7-pound rainbow in Klamath Lake using a fly rod and a 1-inch crankbait. My soft-plastic confidence bait for bass is a tube bait. (I prefer the original Gitzits.) I was heading back to Montana, and I began wondering how they would work on a Brown trout that had never seen a crawdad. It was early summer and I was fishing a canyon fork of one of western Montana's famous rivers. The salmon fly hatch was over, but a few golden stoneflies were still whirling up the canyon. Because the water was too deep and fast to wade, I crawled down the embankment to a tail-out of a large pool. I cast upstream without success. My stimulator drifted below me as I surveyed how I was going to approach the main pool. Just as I was about to lift my fly, I saw a dark shadow rise and then silently retreat when he saw my presence. It was a really big fish. I had been made so I retreated to the shore and had lunch and began wondering what I should present this fish sub-surface.
Munching on my sandwich, I remember that I had packed a number of tube worms in my vest. I had been optimistic when I packed them. They were two to three inches long! Nonetheless, I changed to a stout leader and put on a speckled, brown tube worm and marveled at the long tentacles that so effectively work on bass. Would it work here I thought? I crouched back to the water's edge and made a perfect drift through the dark crevice three times without success. Just downstream was another dark crevice about four to five feet deep. I lobbed out the lead-head jig hook with the Gitzit and saw a flash of silver boil up from the dark. If he had headed downstream through the fast riffle, I would never have landed him. Instead this big Bull trout buck pushed up into the pool. When I landed him, he measured 25 inches.
I fished the Gitzit in varying sizes and colors ranging from tan to brown to green. On Rock Creek I landed many Brown trout ranging in size from 12 to 17 inches; on the Bitterroot River I landed only a few rainbows, but on Idaho's Lochsa River, I had outstanding fishing catching many 16 to 18-inch cutthroats. The only difficulty that I encountered was that the smaller fish in the seven to ten inch range would bite the tail, and I could not catch them. Sure I could have added a stinger hook, but I was having too much fun catching larger fish. I swore I wouldn't reveal this secret, but according to my Google analytics, readers seldom read more than a page and a half of any article on my web site. If you have got this far, give a Gitzit a try. This summer I plan on packing Berkley PowerBait dough in the tube and try some different colors on the rainbows in the Bitterroot River.
For more fishing tips and techniques, visit my companion site, fishingtips101.com.
This page contains a single entry by David Archer published on April 30, 2008 9:42 AM.
Bait Fishing was the previous entry in this blog.
Fly Fishing Tips and Techniques is the next entry in this blog.


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Greece: Left-Wing Alliance Party Holds Pre-Election Rally./Greece: "Alliance Of Five" Rally In Athens 1977
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Greece goes to the polls next Sunday (20 November) to decide who will govern the country for the next four years.
TOP VIEW GV PAN: Alliance Party supporters chanting and waving flags and banners.
SV: President of art, Elias Eliou, speaking in Greek from rostrum.
TV: supporters chanting.
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Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis called the elections a year early. He said the Cyprus issue, disputes with Turkey over territorial rights in the Aegean sea, and Greece's negotiations with the EEC for full membership would enter a decisive phase next year. Because of this he said a government with a fresh mandate would be better equipped than a government which would have to concentrate attention on fighting an election campaign.
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Background: Greece goes to the polls next Sunday (20 November) to decide who will govern the country for the next four years. Most political observers have predicted that the ruling New Democracy party will be returned with a big majority. But seven other major parties are contesting the election, and in past weeks have been doing everything in their power to attract voters. Athens has taken on an almost carnival atmosphere with loudspeakers blaring music and propaganda, and a confetti of leaflets being showered regularly around the streets. This week the campaigning reached a peak with the first of four big rallies held in the city's Constitution Square on Tuesday (15 November). This was organised by the left-wing Alliance Party, and thousands of flag-waving supporters were there.
SYNOPSIS: The Alliance Party consists of four splinter groups of left-wing dissidents which ave joined hands with the Communist Party of the Interior, the Greek eurocommunists, to contest the election.
Their leader is veteran Greek politician, 73 year-old Elias Eliou. In an address he outlined the party's objectives, which he said were aimed at deep social and political change. Mr Eliou accused the ruling New Democracy party of having failed in all fields. He said it had ruled Greece under a one-party despotic government which had supported imperialism and assisted monopolies.
Mr Eliou said his party could bring a surprise to the election outcome.
The Alliance Party favours membership of the European Economic Community, but wants a more independent foreign policy. Mr Eliou said it would work towards socialism, and a better future for everybody in Greece. And, after attacking the conservative right-wing government, he went on to criticise the extreme left, the Moscow-controlled Greek Communist party. Mr Eliou accused the communists of preventing unity among the working classes. He said such disunity would only allow the right to take control again.
In spite of such enthusiastic support, political observers don't rate the party's chances of success very highly. Most believe the contest will be between the New Democracy, Democratic Centre, and the Panhellenic Socialist parties.
The president of the "Alliance of the Five" (consisted by Progressive and Leftist Forces) Mr. Elias Eliou, was the first leader to appear at Athens Constitution Square tonight and talk to the Movement followers. Andreas Papandreou will appear on Wednesday, George Mavres on Thursday and Constantine Karamanlis on Friday.
Thousands of the "Alliance "followers, most of whom belonged t the Communist Party of the Interior (Eurocommunists), attended the mass rally and cheered the five leaders of the "Alliance".
Elias Eliou, after underlining his party's objectives which are "deep social and political change", accused Karamanlis' government to have failed in all the fields, saying that he turned Greece into a one-party despotic government which assisted monopolies and imperialism.
Referring to the New Democracy Party (Karamanlis') slogan that Karamanlis took chaos and transformed it into a State, Eliou said that Karamanlis' administration allowed monarchists and Juntists to raise up again during the three year of the party's ruling.
The "Alliance" he explained will work for Socialism and a better future, forecasting that imperialism and monopolies would fall soon.
He finally accused the KKE (Moscow-controlled Greek Communist Party) for having prevented unity of the working classes. "Disunity -- he said -- will let the Right in again".
The "Alliance" is also against Greece's association with the EEC, the country's return to the Military Wing of NATO and the establishment of U.S. military bases in Greece. The Alliance is for a free and independent national policy.
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Dominican Republic: Pre-Election Report
Yugoslavia: Pre-Election Activity
Pre-election activity is reaching its claims in Yugoslavia and meetings are being held in all parts of the country.
Hungary: Pre-Election Coverage
Budapest 15 November 1958 One day before the election in Hungary the foreign had the possibility to meet four candidate peoples patriotic front.
Argentina: Pre-Election Scenes.
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India: Pre-Election Campaigning In Uttar Pradesh State.
A THIRD OF INDIA'S POPULATION IS GOING TO THE POLLS THIS MONTH WHEN MID-TERM ELECTIONS ARE HELD, FOLLOWING THE COLLAPSE OF COALITION GOVERNMENTS AFTER THE 1967 GENERAL ELECTION.
Singapore Pre-Election Round-Up.
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Violence broke out at a political meeting in Quito, capital of Ecuador, March 19, between supporters of two rival candidates in the Presidential election, to be held this June.
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The United States (US) Government, through the US Agency for International Development (USAID), has created an opportunity for stakeholders to learn about the new tools, manuals and online portals that are boosting the exports of Ghanaian products.
The opportunity is also to enlighten stakeholders on the tools, manual and online platforms that are generating more income for citizens and helping Ghana to diversify her export base to high value markets.
A statement copied to the Ghana News Agency from the Public Affairs Department of the US Embassy, said the Trade Africa Learning Event, held on Wednesday, brought together Government's officials and other partners to deliberate on the theme: "Enhancing Ghana's Trade Competitiveness: Lessons from the Trade Africa Partnership".
It explained that since 2016, USAID's initiative; Trade Africa, had provided 10 million dollars to support the World Trade Organisation's trade facilitation agreement, improved phyto-sanitary standards, helped Ghana overcome technical barriers to trade and supported policies that promote regional trade and investment.
The statement said the USAID had also supported the Ministry of Food and Agriculture's vegetable export task force to improve quality standards of Ghana's vegetable exported to the European Union (EU).
As a result, the EU intercepted only four shipments of horticultural products from Ghana in 2017, downed from 330 in 2014, when the EU instituted a vegetable export ban.
Mr Steven E. Hendrix, the USAID/Ghana Acting Mission Director, said the US Government was proud to support the Government of Ghana through increased exports of Ghanaian goods and businesses to the world markets.
In 2015, Ghana became a Trade Africa expansion country to broaden access to markets and encourage investment regimes.
It was also to enhance a two-way and intra-regional trade, and help Ghana move beyond foreign assistance to a relationship defined by trade.


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Local Faces: Ken Larkin
By Hayden Moore
KEN Larkin's earliest memory is of living in a tenement house in North Great George's Street, but Ballyfermot is where he was moulded into the man he is today.
Phyllis Larkin raised two children, Ken and Gilda, on her own following the death of her husband Patrick in 1953 - when Ken was only a one-year-old.
Ken Larkin
When they moved to Ballyfermot in 1958, it seemed like it was a million miles away from the city centre and the community had to work for everything they needed.
"I grew up in a time when they called Ballyfermot 'Little Korea', it had all of these nicknames and we would be listening to people knocking the area all of the time," Ken tells The Echo.
"The houses were lovely, so you were put in a lovely house and that was it.
"The corporation had almost forgotten about the kids, there was no real amenities aside from a single playground. All of the men and women had to come together to create clubs and other activities for the kids.
"These aren't TDs or politicians or anything like that. These are mothers and fathers, who had no education.
"Ordinary people coming together and meeting with the corporation to try establish something for the area, and most of the time they were coming out with win-win situations.
"They ended up cultivating these parks, getting the swimming pool and loads more. Seeing that would of had a profound impact on me."
Phyllis was heavily involved in the budding community, raising funds for different amenities.
Ken joined the Legion of Mary, which he used more as a youth club than anything religious and helped in founding Mount Olivet Athletic, which later became Villa United FC.
He went to school in De La Salle College, Dominican College and St John's College before completing his intercert in 1969.
After they got married Ken and his wife Theresa moved to Springfield.
Ken Larkin from Ballyfermot and Springfield in Tallaght has spent a lifetime documenting Ballyfermot and St Mark's
"We moved to Springfield in 1978. We were looking around for a house and one day we just came up this way for a spin," he recalls.
"They say 'when you know, you know', that you get a feeling when you know you've found the right place.
"And that was exactly it, we just felt like this place was going to be our home when we saw it."
Ken Larkin says he was never one to worry and his advice is 'tomorrow there will be something else, so there is no point in worrying about yesterday'
The 68-year-old has a drive to preserve the collective memories of both Ballyfermot and Springfield.
In 2007, Ken created an account with the image-hosting website, Flickr, where he has uploaded over 30,000 items since.
It's called 'Ballyfermot and St Mark's Heritage', with the father-of-five documenting both areas through the uploading of old photographs and videos every single day.
Impressively, the Ballyfermot and St Mark's Heritage page has amassed a whopping 29 million visits to date and is growing by almost 4,000 per day.
Ken said: "I found that getting to people at home is alright, but I wanted to be able to reach the diaspora as well.
"I wanted to create a place where the diaspora can visit too.
"I wouldn't be able to do it without all of the people who send me their old photographs and videos.
"I upload to it daily because they would send in an old photograph say, and then I would put a bit of the history to it."
Ken has always had a keen interest in social history, even as much as going to university to study the subject from 2004 to 2006 - graduating from Maynooth University with an honours degree at the age of 53.
Along with a group of other people, Ken created the Ballyfermot Heritage Group in 2003 and it has served as a hive for people to come in and share their old stories.
"I love the research aspect of writing a book," says Ken, who has written three books to date.
"We know the general history of an event or of a time period because people gathered that information locally.
"I feel it is very important for every village in Ireland to know their local history, and it's only by people sharing their knowledge and memories that we get to see the bigger picture.
"Photographs are very important as well because they start a conversation, it starts people off recalling their history."
Our conversation drifted towards one book in particular that he has written, Ballyfermot Precious Memories 1948-2014.
"That particular book was written because down through the years I had been recording people telling me their memories of Ballyfermot.
"Older people wouldn't necessarily be very good with the internet so the book was written to make their history more accessible to them and their families for generations to come."
Aside from history, Ken was heavily involved with the local Foróige youth club as a Youth Leader.
Ken established a business called Edina Limited during an economic downturn in 1985, and saw it blossom into a successful business before retiring in 2017.
During the 1980s, while juggling a family and a new business, Ken ran eight marathons - but the pressure never got to him.
"I was never one to worry. I'm really an easy-going sort of guy," he says over the phone.
"I always feel that tomorrow there will be something else, so there is no point in worrying about yesterday."
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MANAGER: The intensity level has gone up a notch or two
Steven Pressley on a good week of training
United boss Steven Pressley spoke about a week of intense preparation for the home game against Exeter City following the disappointment of the postponement of last weekend's away game at Crewe.
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"We gave the players Saturday and Sunday off and my intention initially was to go to watch Cheltenham play Cambridge," he said. "Unfortunately that game was called off as well, so I ended up going to watch Northampton play Colchester.
"That was actually a good game and Colchester played well on the day. They showed that they're a very good side and they obviously have ambitions, like ourselves, to gain promotion this season.
"It was good for me to see them first hand, because we do have them coming up in the next few weeks, so that was pretty much what my weekend was taken up with."
With seven new players through the door during January, we wondered if he felt that the weekend call-off had been a blessing in disguise.
"I don't think it's a benefit at all," he insisted. "I wanted to play the game on Saturday because when you've had positive results, and it's given you a bit of momentum, you want to keep that going.
"It wasn't to be, but it's been quite a gruelling schedule over Christmas, so maybe the weekend was nice for the lads to help to settle themselves back down, but ideally we'd have played."
"With that in mind we've trained intensely on Monday, Tuesday and today," he told us. "We're in very good spirits and with Exeter coming up at the weekend the focus is very much on preparing for that.
"Both Gary Liddle and Mark Cullen have trained with us and both have come through the sessions really well. Gary is in a better position to Mark in terms of his fitness, but they're both making good progress.
"The good thing is that neither of them have reacted, even on a training pitch that's been a little bit heavier than normal, so that's really positive for us and them. It means we have a really strong group for the weekend and that's fantastic for us because competition for places is vital at this time.
"With the additions we've made we're very satisfied with where we are now, and we've seen that competition has already been created with the intensity levels we've had in training."
"That intensity level has gone up a level or two because of the competition for places is in almost every area," he commented. "There's a challenge to each and every player because they fully understand that there are no guarantees about their position.
"That in itself creates good performances because it's up to the players who hold the jersey to make sure they continue to wear it."
Speaking more about the dynamics of the group at his disposal, he said: "We're a team that's very effective on the transition and I think that's one of the real strengths we have.
"We have very quick forwards and energetic midfield players, so that's great to see. We have to keep our focus on that, and we shouldn't try to become something we're not.
"We all have an idealistic way that we'd love to play, but the biggest things is that you play to the attributes of the players you have at your disposal. We have to keep concentrating on that and we have to keep doing the things we're good at.
"There are players in the building now who fit our strengths and who have different qualities within that. That's why the competition is so intense just now. Everybody wants to play and those who do get the shirt know they have very good players breathing down their necks."
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Saturday brings the first in a run of three games in eight days, but the United boss insisted that his focus only ever remains on his next opponents.
"I only ever prepare for one game," he revealed. "I don't even make considerations for who will be playing at Crewe on Tuesday because, for me, the most important thing is our next game.
"My first mentor was Alex Smith, who was in a similar role to David Holdsworth here when I was in my first job at Falkirk, and he always told me to never look beyond the next game. He was a very wise man and he gave me a lot of advice, and I'm very grateful to him for that.
"He hammered it home that the next performance was the one that mattered, because that's the one that could change everything."
And with a real buzz around the city following the recent run of eight wins from the last nine games, he said: "Our responsibility now is to give the fans the football they want to see so that they want to keep coming back.
"That means we have to do our work in a way where they see a team that's passionate, and we have to build up trust with our supporters. The squad we have now understand that, we've seen that with the results, and hopefully we'll see it continue forward from here because I know the fans of this club are desperate to get behind their team."


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The Korean Traditional Drums Ensemble "Samulnori Soyoung" Enchants the Bulgarian Stage
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Perhaps there is no other as universal and profound form of expression as music. It is a powerful language which overcomes geographical and political borders, breaks through language barriers and finds its way towards every open heart. This was reaffirmed once more at the festive concert of traditional Korean drums, held by the ensemble "Samulnori Soyoung" at the Youth Theatre "Nikolay Binev", Sofia, on the occasion of the ensemble's third anniversary. From the performance of a Korean folk song with classical instruments through the beats of the traditional Korean drums and up to the latest K-pop hits – the hearts of the audience pulsated in the rhythm of Korea.
The concert program was opened with an emotional chamber music performance of the original song "Destiny", composed on the model of Korean folk songs, after which the event is named. It was performed under the accompaniment of a fagot, a guitar and a digital piano.
After this the irresistible rhythms of the ensemble "Samulnori Soyoung" conquered the stage. This is the only ensemble on the Balkans performing samulnori – a type of Korean traditional music, and its musicians are mostly teachers of the Korean language and culture. Four percussion instruments are used in the genre of samulnori – two made of metal, which symbolize the sound of heaven, and two made of skin, which represent the sounds of the earth. It is also believed that each of the instruments is connected to a different element of nature: the janggu (an hourglass-shaped drum) reminds of the rain; kkwaenggwari (a small gong) – of a thunder, jing (a larger gong) represents the sounds of the wind, and buk (a barrel drum) – the sounds of the clouds.
The musical pieces, performed on the stage, are representative of the Korean folk music, which emerged from the atmosphere of togetherness, dominating the traditional society – togetherness in labor and in celebrations. And despite the fact that they were created thousands of kilometers away from Bulgaria, in a different cultural background, they sounded familiar, evocative and uniting, while their euphoric energy filled up the hall. A part of the repertoire of "Samulnori Soyoung" are such complicated folk songs, which require a decade of practice to be learned, however the ensemble has mastered them in only three years.
Part in the concert also took the Korean Language School's children choir, as well as the dance team "Toxic" which won a place at the finals of the World K-pop Festival in the Republic of Korea in 2018. The ensemble was also joined by students of the Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" and the "Sejong" Institute.
The most spectacular part of the evening, apart from the colorful traditional clothes, turned out to be the dance with a special hat with a long strip on top, which combined hip-hop and break dance moves.
The concert was attended by the guests of honor H.E. Jeong Jinkyu, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Bulgaria, and Prof. Svetla Karteva, Head of the Department of Korean Studies at Sofia University and Director of the "Sejong" Institute, Sofia. As a lot of cultural events in the recent months, this one was also dedicated to the memory of the great scientist Prof. Alexander Fedotov.
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*throws a packet of cigarettes at* I don't know where your tea is!
lol I am a total TEA WHORE too. >3>; Wife is always going "tea?" and I just give her this look. ALWAYS YES TO TEA!!
Yuffie: you do! and he shall be awesome! and fun and crazy and swear all the $#%#^%$ time!
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Differenc' is, I don't care as much as ya do.
he is to into boobies though.
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Tseng just gets tetchy when someone he's humped turns up.
Yay you did pick up Cid!
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Q: Some problems with reading file I used some prolog codes for reading file numbers to list, reading is working, i cannot use list that contains readed numbers.
my_representation(Codes, Result) :-

    atom_codes(Result, Codes).

stream_representations(Input, L) :-

    read_line_to_codes(Input, Line),

    (   Line == end_of_file

    ->  L = []

    ;write("stream myrepresant oncesi Line="),writeln(Line),
    write("stream myrepresant oncesi FinalLine="),writeln(FinalLine),
        my_representation(Line, FinalLine),
        stream_representations(Input, FurtherLines).

main :-
    stream_representations(Input, L),

    close(Input).

A: Actually, the call stream_representations(Input, L) instantiates the variable L to the atom '1,2,3,4', as can be seen with the following query:
?- my_representation([49, 44, 50, 44, 51, 44, 52], L).
L = '1,2,3,4'.

In order to obtain the desired result, you could modify the predicate my_representation as following:
my_representation(Codes, Result) :-
    atom_codes(Atom0, Codes),                % obtain Atom0 = '1,2,3,4'
    format(atom(Atom1), '[~w]', Atom0),      % obtain Atom1 = '[1,2,3,4]'
    read_term_from_atom(Atom1, Result, []).  % transform atom '[1,2,3,4]' into list [1,2,3,4]

Now, we have:
?- my_representation([49, 44, 50, 44, 51, 44, 52], L).
L = [1, 2, 3, 4].

[EDIT]
You can modify your program to use this new version of the predicate my_representation as following:
main :-
    open('test.txt', read, Input),
    stream_representations(Input, Codes),
    close(Input),
    my_representation(Codes, List),       % <= call new version only here
    writeln('list read': List),
    forall(append(Prefix, Suffix, List),
           writeln(Prefix - Suffix)).

stream_representations(Input, L) :-
    read_line_to_codes(Input, Line),
    (   Line == end_of_file
    ->  L = []
    ;   append(Line, FurtherLines, L),   % <= just append line to further lines
        stream_representations(Input, FurtherLines),
        writeln('Stream represention': L) ).

my_representation(Codes, Result) :-
    atom_codes(Atom0, Codes),
    format(atom(Atom1), '[~w]', Atom0),
    read_term_from_atom(Atom1, Result, []).

Result:
?- main.
Stream represention:[49,44,50,44,51,44,52]
list read:[1,2,3,4]
[]-[1,2,3,4]
[1]-[2,3,4]
[1,2]-[3,4]
[1,2,3]-[4]
[1,2,3,4]-[]
true.

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BOILING SPRINGS, N.C. (AP) - Kenji Bahar threw for a career-high 407 yards and five touchdowns as Monmouth closed out the regular season with a 56-42 victory over Gardner-Webb on Saturday afternoon.
Bahar's five touchdown tosses tied the Monmouth and Big South Conference records. Reggie White Jr. hauled in four of those scoring passes to total 220 yards receiving. Pete Guerriero rushed for 182 yards and one score on 16 carries.
Monmouth (8-3, 3-1), which finished one game behind league-leading Kennesaw State, amassed 790 total yards with 431 of those coming through the air.
Monmouth jumped out to a 21-7 lead before the Bulldogs charged back to tie it at 21-21 after A.J. Moses rushed for two straight scores in the second quarter. The Hawks responded with a touchdown when Guerriero broke for a 65-yard scoring scamper with 1:00 left in the first half.
Bahar nailed White on scoring strikes of 11 and 76 yards to start the second half and Monmouth coasted to the win.
Elijah Perry finished with 156 yards rushing and one score for Gardner-Webb (3-8, 1-3).


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Don't manipulate the talk to serve your own agenda and steamroll your counterpart. Never use a conversation as a way to boost your ego.
Accept occasional silences. Take a drink or a bite of your dinner while you think of the next thing that you want to say. Did something that was said generate a new thought or topic in your mind? Use the pause to transition smoothly into further conversation.
Occasionally, ask the question that is looming over the conversation. Humans are social creatures, and society has etiquette that's based on rules. There's so much etiquette it would be painful to list, but it's worth noting that sometimes people enjoy stepping beyond etiquette and talking about the things they thought they weren't allowed to talk about. It can be really refreshing, and pave the way for great conversation.
There's a rule out there about not discussing religion and politics, and it's generally a good one. If you think you can have a discussion with someone without making them feel threatened by your beliefs, go for it!
Love is another forbidden subject. We don't want to pry into other people's personal lives, just as we don't want others prying into our own. Sometimes, however, people want an excuse to talk about their love life. If your conversational partner says something like "I don't think that's an appropriate topic," apologize and move onto another subject.
Tell stories, preferably funny ones. Stories are the spice of life. Joan Didion famously said "We tell ourselves stories in order to live,"[4] and many people happen to believe her. There's something about an expertly told story that takes us to a different place, allowing us to escape our tiny lives and live a grander existence. Don't be afraid to go to that place in your conversation. A couple things to remember in your storytelling:
Take it slow. Don't rush your story. Pause for dramatic effect when you need it. A steady, measured approach will draw out the story and keep your audience enthralled.
Transition into your story. "Funny you said that," or "Speaking of hoaxes," or "Actually, something similar happened to me not too long ago" will help the story feel like a natural evolution of the conversation.[5]
Tell a reality-based story. In other words, something that actually happened. Truth has a way of being stranger than fiction, and a story that's been fabricated just feels a little more empty than something that actually happened.
In a pinch, comment on the awkwardness of it all. If you're really at a loss for words and the conversation is shrinking faster than cellophane under a bit of heat, comment on how awkward the conversation has become; be humorous about it:
"I'm sorry, my awkwardness juts out at such...awkward times. Enough with the formalities. What do you really want to talk about?"
"We're trying pretty hard, aren't we. There must be something essential that we're missing. You're not a cat person are you?"
"I'm sure we have something in common. How about we get a drink and let some of the alcohol do the talking? You look like I need a drink."
Know when the conversation has ended. Even the best conversations will eventually run out of steam or be ended by an interruption. Smile, state that you enjoyed the conversation and say goodbye. Ending on a positive note will make the other person want to talk to you again.
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The governor in his speech said he understands the agony of the civil servants in the state and promised to address it.
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Rinse and drain black beans and discard any rocks or funky-looking (discolored, wrinkly) beans.
In heavy soup pot, combine black beans, 6 cups of water, salt and bay leaf.
Reduce heat and simmer, partially covered, until beans are tender, about 1½ hours.
Keep an eye on the water, and add more if needed, 1 cup at a time. Beans should have some liquid remaining, but they should not be overly soupy.
When beans are almost done, prepare the vegetables.
In large saucepan, heat the olive oil and sauté the shallot, garlic, red pepper, and tomatillos until tender, 10-15 minutes.
When beans are completely tender, remove the bay leaf, and add the sautéed vegetables and any remaining oil, the salt, pepper, spices, kidney beans, crushed tomatoes, and chocolate chips.
Reduce heat and simmer, uncovered, until chili thickens and flavors meld, about 30 minutes.
Remove pot from heat and let chili cool for about 20 minutes before pureeing two cups in blender. If you try to puree hot liquid in a blender, the people who move into your house after you will inherit the splatter, and they will curse you.
Return pureed chili to pot and mix through.
Heat through until warm, about 5 minutes.
Ladle into bowls and heap on whichever garnishes speak to you.
Years before Seinfeld immortalized the Soup Nazi, whose real name is Al Yeganeh, I spent many a lunch hour plunking down my money on Mr. Yeganeh's counter as I placed my order and swiftly moved to the left to wait for the best soup in North America. Shrimp bisque, mulligatawny, cream of sweet potato and vegetable chili warmed me during several impossible New York winters. Hitting the Soup Kitchen International, the proper name of Mr. Yeganeh's establishment, was usually the highlight of a day filled with deadlines, cranky writers and a Mac that was constantly crashing.
Mr. Yeganeh was never mean to me. Along with my soup, he would always give me a crusty hunk of French bread (my favorite), a bunch of sweet green grapes and a medallion of milk chocolate wrapped in gold foil. He would also smile at me more often than not. I found Mr. Yeganeh pretty easy on the eyes. Tall, dark, handsome and wearing a kerchief about his neck, he could easily have created his off-putting persona simply to keep the ladies from flirting with him so he could concentrate on soup. It's just a theory. One of my coworkers, Colleen, seemed to incite Mr. Yeganeh's ire every time she visited the Soup Kitchen. She would often come back to the office without bread, fruit or chocolate and sometimes without even a spoon. This completely entertained me, and I looked forward to Colleen's Soup Kitchen misadventures. Colleen is a freewheeling, loquacious chick, so I can see her trying to strike up a conversation with Mr. Yeganeh, not putting her money down as she orders and asking outright for bread and chocolate, all of which were forbidden.
There was a flavor in Mr. Yeganeh's chili that I could never put my finger on. It was sweet and warm, and after years of creating my own variations of that chili, I think I finally hit on what it was: chocolate. Now, I could be completely wrong here, but I have come close to duplicating the taste of his chili by adding chocolate to mine.
I am very sad to report that Mr. Yeganeh's Soup Kitchen is closed for good. But, his legacy lives on, and I intend to keep my finger on the creative soup pulse for as long as I draw breath. Maybe he can be convinced to open up shop somewhere on the Left Coast. I can dream, can't I?
This chili recipe is all about options. If you don't like kidney beans, swap them out for pintos or add more black beans. The heat on this is pretty tame, so if you want more, chop up and seed a jalapeño or two and sauté with the rest of the veggies. Chili powders have varying degrees of heat, so know how hot your chili powder is and adjust the amount accordingly. Nothing's worse than chili that's too spicy to enjoy. I have flown in the face of bean-cooking convention here by not soaking the beans beforehand and salting them while cooking. Follow my example. Live dangerously.
1. Rinse and drain black beans and discard any rocks or funky-looking (discolored, wrinkly) beans.
2. In heavy soup pot, combine black beans, 6 cups of water, salt and bay leaf. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer, partially covered, until beans are tender, about 1½ hours. Keep an eye on the water, and add more if needed, 1 cup at a time. Beans should have some liquid remaining, but they should not be overly soupy.
3. When beans are almost done, prepare the vegetables. In large saucepan, heat the olive oil and sauté the shallot, garlic, red pepper, and tomatillos until tender, 10-15 minutes.
4. When beans are completely tender, remove the bay leaf, and add the sautéed vegetables and any remaining oil, the salt, pepper, spices, kidney beans, crushed tomatoes, and chocolate chips. Bring chili to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer, uncovered, until chili thickens and flavors meld, about 30 minutes. Stir occasionally. Remove pot from heat and let chili cool for about 20 minutes before pureeing two cups in blender. If you try to puree hot liquid in a blender, the people who move into your house after you will inherit the splatter, and they will curse you. Return pureed chili to pot and mix through. Taste, and add salt and pepper if needed. Heat through until warm, about 5 minutes.
5. Ladle into bowls and heap on whichever garnishes speak to you.


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"You want me to be a sidebar to Puffy?" a perplexed Clive Davis asked in 2002. The young writer on the other end of the phone needed a supporting quote about Sean Combs for The Source Magazine's annual "Power 30" issue. The legendary Mr. Davis was in his second or third year of running his label J Records, but had been instrumental in the launching of Combs' Bad Boy Records through his label, Arista a decade prior. It was a mere footnote in a career that would span five decades, so his question was valid. Nevertheless, he granted the young scribe his much-needed quote and went about his business of making stars.
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The film opens in the most effective way possible, with the people Davis helped and influenced singing his praises. A montage of Carlos Santana, Barry Manilow and Whitney Houston is punctuated with Simon Cowell—famous for his conceit—declaring that "I'm not better than he is." With the table set we are slowly fed the details of the most unlikely music master of his generation and the next.
At 33 years old Davis was elevated from an in-house council to Administrative Vice President of Columbia Records, an ambiguous title that would give him room to reshape the company. While Davis is now known for throwing the most exclusive Grammy Awards party, he started out as an awkward duck in the music business. The man who would bring CBS Records into the Rock era attended the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967 at the insistence of his colleague Lou Adler "wearing white pants and a tennis sweater, so I looked weird," he confesses. The quote is punctuated by grainy stock footage of Davis with a thick head of hair in the festival crowd. But it wasn't his dress that made him invaluable to the label. It was his ear. At the festival he would become smitten with the lead singer of the group Big Brother and The Holding Company, a 24-year-old Janis Joplin, and maneuvered to sign them to the label.
Davis would take this formula of signing new acts with great potential for relatively little money and helped grow CBS into a juggernaut. Carlos Santana, Billy Joel and Bruce Springsteen were brought into the fold and sold millions of records. In 1971 he backed Gamble and Huff's Philadelphia International Records after Atlantic Records passed on the deal. But the film's narrative goes light on what follows.
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Davis seemed unstoppable, but the film pivots on his very first major obstacle, an invoice scandal in 1973. CBS Records fired Davis for alleged improprieties in a two-minute meeting on Tuesday May 29th. In his memoir, Davis was more detailed of the split than in the film, stating "I was met by two CBS security men and served with the company's civil complaint against me," alleging $94 Million worth of expense account violations." Clive's secondhand dealings with known payola men Harry Coombs and Kal Rudman (associates of Kenny Gamble) were revealed to the feds by his own aide, a gun toting mob affiliate named David Wynshaw. Fredric Dannen's 1990 book "Hit Men" goes into fine detail about this music mess, but the doc ties a nice bow around the time period with Clive being exonerated with a $1 Million check from Columbia House and studying to reinstate the law degree he lost in the process.
vDavis would have other professional missteps, like not signing John Cougar Melllencamp because he was too similar to Bruce Springsteen and instead going with eventual duds like The Alpha Band. But these blemishes are mere pauses at the stop light in the overall journey. This is a victory lap and hubris is in high supply. But what the film lacks in balance it makes up for in heart. Davis's love affair with his artists and their music is elevated to near romantic status (not counting the time he spurned Joplin's sexual advances). In one grainy vignette he is seen reading the lyrics to Springsteen's "Blinded By The Light" as if it were a bedtime story. And when he convinces saxophonist Kenny G—who is Jewish—to record a Christmas album, you can almost hear gears turning in his head as they both recount the story, yet Clive's "I told you so grin" says more than both of them.
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1,3-propaansulton is de gangbare benaming voor het sulton van 3-hydroxypropaansulfonzuur of gamma-hydroxypropaansulfonzuur. Het is een ringvormige, interne sulfonzure ester. De synthese en het gebruik van deze stof is sterk beperkt omdat ze carcinogeen is bij proefdieren en mogelijk ook bij de mens.

De nummers in de naam van deze verbinding verwijzen naar respectievelijk de plaats van de sulfonzuurgroep en de plaats van de hydroxylgroep in de propaanketen van de niet-cyclische uitgangsstof.

Synthese
1,3-propaansulton kan verkregen worden door een cyclisatiereactie van 3-hydroxypropaansulfonzuur, gevolgd door een destillatie onder vacuüm.

Toepassing
1,3-propaansulton wordt gebruikt als tussenproduct bij de synthese van tal van chemische stoffen, waaronder smeerolieadditieven, oppervlakteactieve stoffen, corrosie-inhibitoren, farmaceutische intermediairen, fungiciden en insecticiden, en monomeren voor polymeren. Omwille van het carcinogene karakter van de stof zijn de productie en het gebruik ervan sterk beperkt en is de stof waar mogelijk vervangen door een minder gevaarlijk alternatief.

Toxicologie en veiligheid
1,3-propaansulton kan worden opgenomen door inademing, langs de huid of door inslikken. Het is matig irriterend voor de ogen en de huid.

Het reageert met vochtige lucht met vorming van het giftige 3-propaansulfonzuur.

1,3-propaansulton is mogelijk kankerverwekkend bij de mens (bij dieren is het kankerverwekkend vermogen eenduidig aangetoond; bijvoorbeeld bij ratten is het via elke toedieningsweg – oraal, dermaal, intraveneus, subcutaan en prenataal - kankerverwekkend). Omwille van het carcinogene karakter van de stof kan er geen veilige MAC-waarde worden gegeven; deze moet zo laag mogelijk zijn.

In Nederland is het verboden om propaansulton te vervaardigen, te gebruiken, of in voorraad te hebben (behalve ten behoeve van doorvoer) (Arbeidsomstandighedenbesluit 1997, artikel 4.58).

Externe links
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  Report on Carcinogens, Eleventh Edition: profiel van 1,3-propaansulton

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At Eden Beach Foreshore Playground Jindalee, play has been taken to new heights with a massive three storey climb to a tall winding slide and long ropes play equipment to challenge their coordination and strength.
When you arrive your kids will no doubt run straight to the tall tower climb to head down the big enclosed slide. The climb to the top is a real challenge with a series of ropes inside the three storeys of cubes stacked on top of each other and is defintely one for the bigger kids. This slide may get quite hot in summer so please check this before they head down on a hot day. The end of the slide has shade over it.
The other popular feature of this park is a long series of ropes challenges. Kids need to use their coordinaton and strength to work their way from one end to the other and to climb up and own the sides. This one is also more suited to the bigger kids. It's not all about play though, there are some hammocks and hanging baskets underneath perfect for some chill time!
The little kids don't miss out at this playground. There is a smaller ropes challenge for them.
There is also a toddler play area with little slide (also may get very hot in summer) and swings.
You'll find all the facilities you need here with toilets, bbqs, several picnic shelters and a water fountain. The Local Farmers Market Eden Beach is also held here in the warmer months on Saturdays 8-12noon. Parking may be a challenge on a busy day (particularly when the market is on) with a small carpark and mostly street verge parking.
You can most certainly play the day away here with a big grassed area for some ball or picnic time and a footpath that goes right around the grassed area, perfect for small bikes and scooters. It's right on the foreshore of the beautiful Eden Beach so you can mix it up with a swim at the beach in the warmer months. Just in case one playground isn't enough, there is also the Eden Beach Ropes Challenge Park (see review below) just down the road which is also an awesome park to explore.


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ГЕС Фуніл — гідроелектростанція на сході Бразилії у штаті Мінас-Жерайс. Знаходячись між ГЕС Ітутінга (вище по течії) та ГЕС Фурнас, входить до складу каскаду на лівому витоку Парани на річці Ріо-Гранде.

У межах проєкту річку перекрили комбінованою земляною та кам'яно-накидною греблею висотою 50 метрів та довжиною 420 метрів. Разом з допоміжною дамбою того ж типу висотою 26 метрів і довжиною 56 метрів вона утримує водосховище з площею поверхні 34,7 км2 та об'ємом 269 млн м3, для якого нормальним є лише невелике коливання рівня між позначками 807 і 808 метрів НРМ (максимальний рівень на випадок повені 810,7 метра НРМ).

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Станція стала першою у Бразилії, де запустили систему захоплення та транспортування риби через греблю.

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