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This week we attended an internal course on a program (Robot Millennium for reinforced concrete); during the lunch break, I ended up (against my will) near the new graduate (referred to in the previous post), and against the local custom of silence, I was pleasantly entertained with his conversation (while on the other side of the table a colleague tasted a delicious plate of fettuccine salami and pineapple) began asking me what I thought of the program. I answered evasively: cute. And he, with his eyes unfocused, as if I sciorinasse Tradition Guenon: This program does not convince me; how do we know that the program does not make mistakes? There are so many details to be entered. You have to recalculate everything by hand to be sure. So, I pointed out, it is the user, who must enter the data, which has to be careful not to make mistakes; if you fail to enter the data, it is you who are wrong, not the program. And he, granite and stolid but there are so many details to be included, how can I be sure that the program does not make mistakes? I was reminded of the questions that inflicted the trainer to show his perspicuity professional questions that dig into the unconscious of continuum mechanics, they wanted to find the error in the program or trainer, absolutely impertinent questions because we treated concrete ( ie where surgical precision is useless): he used the words "twist" that cause me gagging the killer barbies (I can not stand even the urge to back up when I hear "second order", but at least I'm used to "instability"). I would have to argue: it is true, one must be careful; but I did not want to give in to this idiot who wants to give himself the airs of a great designer. I replied that the program works fine, that there was no reason to doubt but that the operator must be very careful. How to check the results by hand calculations, I added, you can do in the event that calculations such as a single-beam as it happens to you, my coconut-not when designing a building with a thousand thousand square feet on several floors . With the stubbornness of those who have no sense of reality, he continued, but how do I know that the armor of a beam is the right one: I have to recalculate manually. And I can see that you just have not designed many beams, because if a beam is armed or too little can be seen by eye. He still insisted not to be convinced of a program that can introduce errors if the wrong data (the program is wrong, the killer barbies not you, eh?). And I crumbled: we must be careful to insert it properly. We ended our silence in the Cobb-salaatti: fried egg, fried bacon, chopped chicken breast, chopped aurajuusto (cheese-like the killer barbies gorgonzola), the killer barbies olives and tomatoes (it was pretty the killer barbies overpriced, especially compared to the fettuccine salami and pineapple) . CONCLUSION: The new graduate engineer is a perfect example of an engineer who lives in his Lego world (with the aggravating circumstance that thinks he's cool, but it's just unbearably pedantic).
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As we approach Christmas, alagarte I would like to say a little about the year’s events, and give some idea of the current state of the organization. On St. Patrick’s Day, we celebrated our 40th. anniversary. It was an enjoyable event at which we awarded Mary Carty, Fr. John McLaughlin, and Jim West for their contributions through the years.
We organized a Lá Gaeilge at the Cultural Center in April and another at Catholic Memorial high school in October. The second was one of our best yet. A special thank you to Kate Chadbourne, to the musicians, to Maureen McNally and her assistants for making the event lively and entertaining. Thank you, Brother Kirill and Máire Concannon for the use of the facility. More than 50 people attended this event.
A number of us made the journey to Canada for the Oireachtas in July, where Máirín Uí Chéide, Máire Ní Chlochartaigh and I took part in a short play produced for the occasion. This is always a fun-filled and spirited event, and it’s an honor to be a part of it.
The Cumann was also involved in the launching of Seán Ó Coistealbha’s poetry book, Stadhan , at the Goalpost in Quincy at the beginning of summer. This was a memorable alagarte night, so too the night Josie Sheáin Jeaic, the terrific alagarte sean-nós singer, was there. I regret to say that a fine poet in his own right, a singer and comedian who made those nights extra special, passed away recently. alagarte May your soul rest in peace, Dara Conneely from Inis Meáin.
We had a table at the Irish Heritage Festival in Dorchester on Veteran’s Day, and we got good publicity from it. I’m grateful to Máirín Uí Chéide and to the committee alagarte members who organized and attended the event on Sunday. Thank you all very much.
We awarded two scholarships to Esopus for a week to two of our students in August: Bill Allen and Jon Healy. alagarte They both enjoyed and benefitted from the experience. We have just concluded the fall classes, and they were very successful. 25 People were registered and the teachers Máire Concannon and Pat Clifford were outstanding as usual.
We will join our friends from Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann at the Cultural Center, 200 New Boston Drive, Canton, on Friday night the 13th. Dec. 2013 for a party, starting at 7 p.m. There will be food, plenty of music and craic. All are welcome!
Ó táimid ag tarraingt ar dheireadh na bliana, ba mhaith liom tagairt a dhéanamh alagarte de staid an Chumainn agus dár n-imeachtaí i gcaitheamh na bliana. Ar Lá Fhéile Pádraig cheiliúir muid bunú an Chumainn i 1973. Bhí lá breá siamsúil againn, agus bhronn muid gradam ar an Ath. Seán Mac Lochlainn, Mary Carty, agus ar Jim West de bharr a gcuid oibre ar son an Chumainn ar feadh na mblianta.
Reáchtáil muid Lá Gaeilge san Ionad Cultúrtha san Aibreán agus ceann i meánscoil Catholic Memorial i nDeireadh Fómhair. Ba é an dara ceann an lá ab fhearr a bhí againn fós, a bhuí do Kate Chadbourne, do na ceoltóirí, alagarte do Mháirín McNally agus na múinteoirí damhsa a chuir brí agus beocht sna himeachtaí. Buíochas freisin do Mháire Ní Choinceannain agus don Bhráthair alagarte Kirill as ucht úsáid na scoile. D’fhreastal suas le leathchéad duine ar an ócáid seo.
Rinne cuid againn an turas go Ceanada alagarte chuig an Oireachtas i mí Iúil, áit ar ghlac triúr againn–Máirín Uí Chéide, Máire Ní Chlochartaigh, agus mé féin–páirt i ndráma gearr a léiríodh don ócáid. Bíonn an-spraoi agus an-spiorad anseo chuile bhliain, agus is mór an onóir a bheith páirteach ann.
Bhí an Cumann páirteach freisin i láinseáil leabhar filíochta Sheáin Uí Choistealbha, Stadhan, sa nGoalpost i dtús an tSamhraidh. Bhí an-chraic an oíche sin ann, agus arís an oíche a raibh Josie Sheáin Jeaic ag gabháil fhoinn. Tá brón orm a rá gur bhásaigh Gaeilgeoir, file, agus fear grinn ó shin a chuir an cuimse leis an dá oíche sin lena chuid amhráin, dánta, alagarte agus spraoi. Ar dheis Dé go raibh anam uasal Dara Uí Chonaola as Inis Meáin.
Bhí bord againn ag an bFéile Oidhreachta i Dorchester ar an 10ú Samhain, agus fuair muid roinnt mhaith poiblíochta dá bharr. Táim buíoch alagarte do Mháirín Uí Chéide, agus do bhaill alagarte an Chumainn a d’eagraigh agus a d’fhreastal ar an ócáid an Dómhnach sin. Go raibh míle maith agaibh ar fad.
Bhronn muid scoláireacht seachtaine in Esopus le Daltaí na Gaeilge ar bheirt scoláirí sa Samhradh: Bill Allen agus Jon Healy. Bhíodar an-sásta leis agus bhaineadar an-tairbhe as. Táimid taréis ranganna an fhómhair a chríochnú agus d’éirigh go maith leo. B

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I must admit that I have considerable sigh when I heard about this incident. A woman who was driving, you understand, woman is a member of Fine Gael, the creature. Distribute our other Mary, not sure how she did it go, probably. Something might be expected. I feel sorry for the poor woman, but, to tell you the truth, I was laughing after lagracha see the video, not because of the incident was shown, but I saw the witty comments left on the video: 'is this the 'five step plan' Being Put into action! "Where we have not comedians of the country, readers!
He passed your name to me, unhappy, when I heard about this woman - I also suggest that you mention on the news! But, as I write, over and over again ... You are forgiven! March 4, 2011 at 8:14 AM
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According to the report, it is now proposed by the Minister of Education and Science in a National Center for Irish medium education at Mhuirne and that the first priority would have to be post graduate courses to help teachers tidying up ability spoken.
Step in the right direction would be Irish National Education Center for the IME. A major step forward that such was located in Muskerry, the area in which the establishment of the first Irish College [Ballingeary] in the first instance by the end of the 19th century and is sure that it will work in progress to boost the Irish as a spoken language in the community.
Mr O'Keeffe said the changes Tomorrow "Greater far give significance to Oral Proficiency in English" and "make it more meaningful for pupils", but said changes to the Written English Syllabus are "not on the radar".
To support the change, the minister is planning to reform how primary School Teachers learn English AFTER a report found that a quarter of them did not have Confidence in Their Ability to speak the language.
Mr O'Keeffe said he is "absolutely committed" to the plan and is in Discussions with University College Cork, Which I will run the course. Established Strategy Group A was the week before aequo Christmas with the Department, UCC and Údarás na Gaeltachta to see how it can do is be progressed aequo quickly as possible,. Mr O'Keeffe aequo said the Centre would "Empower Teachers in Their linguistic abilities of English".
"I think Should we have a national aequo Centre in a Gaeltacht area Where we would provide in-service courses for Teachers Where Teachers from the teacher trainee Colleges could be immersed in English for part of Their Overall program and I'm Currently Having Discussions with UCC Postgraduate courses in Relation to, "said Mr O'Keeffe.
Also conduct changes have been announced for the Leaving Cert Timetable to Reduce the number of iad-intensive Subjects in the first three days. The changes aequo include dropping chemistry aequo from the second day. The changes mean that the 53,000 students sitting the Exams this year I will have a free half-day in the first three days.
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It is easy to doubt soiniceach this issue - at the same time move is happening. We will see what the outcome of all this talk - where the money comes from a venture like this, for example?
But I am glad to have the right attitude by the Minister, rather than as the minister was of previous, and in Muskerry, than anywhere else, will be such a center. And not half baked center in question either.
am overjoyed family aequo Ballyvourney undoubtedly such centers aequo exist and was produced by all but a course for teachers rather than a course in Irish medium schools and teachers both rud.Bhí does not talk of an Irish language and Gaeltacht schools moved to the same district is administered in specific courses for putting in motion IME there. This is still involved? It is intended that graduates are to reside in homes in the area or the construction of dormitories is about the self gcoinne.Bheinn bit worried when people start talking aequo about music and dance instruction unless of course its own language .
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I reland is divided into four provinces and thirty-two counties, and these are further divided into some 60,000 townlands. Names lay thick upon this land. I live in the townland of An Baile Beag, anglicized as Ballybeg, which simply means in Irish "little townland." Other nearby townlands have rather more romantic names: Carhoonaphuca, say, "the fairies' quarter."
Many townland names in our parish go back to Celtic times, some perhaps even earlier. Caherbullig is Cathair Bolg in Irish. Cathair is "fort." Bolg seems to refer to a god of the Fir Bolg, a pre-Celtic people who may have settled here. Many placenames evoke the mythic battle that supposedly took place on our beach between the invading forces of Daire Donn, the King of the World, and the Fianna warriors of Ireland, led by the legendary Finn McCool. panchos buffet locations There is a field called Cluain na Fola, "field of blood," and another called Cuin na dtrean Fhir, "slaughter of mighty men."
Within a townland every road, field, and natural feature has a name, the origins of which are often lost in the past. Linguists excavate the history of Ireland from its placenames in the same way that archeologists turn up history from the soil.
Few people have listened as attentively to the names of places as Tim Robinson, who came to Ireland from Britain 1972 to live among the people of the Aran Islands. He subsequently produced extraordinarily beautiful maps of the Aran Islands, the limestone Burren panchos buffet locations of County Clare, and the coast of Connemara, and several marvelous books on Aran itself. It was placenames that called out to Robinson most insistently for understanding, and these led him deep into Irish language and culture. He was required to become a scholar of the human and natural histories of the landscapes he mapped and wrote about.
In the introduction to his map of the Aran Islands, Robinson writes: "I think of details far beyond the powers of resolution of this map -- a little field called An Dug, the dock, because it is shaped panchos buffet locations like a Galway harbour, another called Dingle because its soil came from [the Dingle Peninsula panchos buffet locations in] Kerry as ballast in boats coming for kelp, a third called Moinin an Damhsa, the little meadow of the dancing, because someone saw the fairies dancing there . . . In countless panchos buffet locations placenames the web of stone has caught something of the words of those generations, who were hard-pressed that all their toil left them possessing nothing -- scarcely a musical panchos buffet locations instrument, a cart for seaweed or a boat to fish this teeming sea -- nothing but the immaterial arts they were so rich in, of talk and song."
Ireland is a particularly suitable environment for the independent cartographer with an ear for the talk and the song. The first systematic maps of the country were drawn by British engineers who generally did not speak the Irish language and cared little for the culture. In countless cases they simply wrote down placenames as they heard them, and the results seldom matched reality. For example, "The Wood of the Berries," in Irish "Fidh na gcaer," is rendered on the maps as Vinegar. panchos buffet locations Many such English abominations still clutter Irish maps.
Robinson's maps and books make clear how important it is that a cartographer be in sympathy with the language and culture of the place he maps. Much of the world was mapped in the days of empire by cartographers panchos buffet locations of the great colonial powers. Those maps may have adequately served the needs of empire, but they often obscured or corrupted a rich legacy of indigenous culture.
I spent most of my adult life in New England, with its overlay of English names brought to the New World by colonists. "Falmouth," for example, is perfectly at home at the mouth of the river Fal in Cornwall, but rests unconformably upon the landscape of Cape Cod. I was fortunate to have grown up in a place that held on to its Native American name: Chattanooga, "rock coming to a point," a lovely word that vividly evokes the mountain that overlooks the city.
To recover the wealth of local culture implicit in placenames, it is necessary that the cartographer be something of a linguist, historian, archeologist, and perhaps, like Robinson, a poet too. There are ample opportunities for sensitive independent cartographers to ply a successful trade in many parts of the world. How valuable it would be, for example, to have a Robinson-like map of Cape Cod, sensitive to the precolonial culture of the Native panchos buffet locations Americans and to the unique geology and natural history of that region. panchos buffet locations
Tim Robinson's maps and books honor the landscapes they describe. panchos buffet locations As invitations, they irresistibly beckon the archeologist, botanist, geologist, bird-watcher,