The HSE said capacity would be scaled up in nearby vaccination centres, at the Aviva Stadium and Citywest, to account for the suspension of the Beacon site. “Members of the public with an existing vaccine appointment at the Beacon Hospital this week are asked to keep this appointment,” the spokeswoman said. Mr Cullen apologised on Friday, after details of the vaccination of the teachers were reported in the Irish Daily Mail. He said the decision “was made under time pressure and with a view to ensuring that the vaccine did not go to waste”. “I sincerely apologise for the upset that this decision

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Phuket maintains zero deaths in Seven Days road-safety campaign Phuket maintains zero deaths in Seven Days road-safety campaign PHUKET: Phuket has officially recognised three accidents in which three men were injured on Day 2 of the Seven Days of Danger road-safety campaign for the Songkran Thai New Year holidays yesterday (Apr 11), bringing the number of injured to four, but with no deaths. Rescue workers recover one of the road accident victims last night. Photo: Eakkapop Thongtub Rescue workers recover one of the road accident victims last night. Photo: Eakkapop Thongtub Phuket has still suffered

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Athens police blotter: Burger King employee steals credit card info, parking sign stolen and more A police car parked on College Avenue in Athens, Georgia on Thursday, October 3, 2019. (Photo/Taylor Gerlach) A man stole a “no parking” street sign and attempted to put it in a dumpster on North Lumpkin Street on April 3, according to an Athens-Clarke County Police report. When police signaled emergency blue lights and turned towards the dumpster, the man started running away. Police chased the man approximately one block until he stopped and said he was “done running,” according to the report.

Diet and lifestyle may play a significant role in Alzheimer's disease Reviewed by Emily Henderson, B.Sc. Apr 2 2021 For years, research to pin down the underlying cause of Alzheimer's Disease has been focused on plaque found to be building up in the brain in AD patients. But treatments targeted at breaking down that buildup have been ineffective in restoring cognitive function, suggesting that the buildup may be a side effect of AD and not the cause itself. A new study led by a team of Brigham Young University researchers finds novel cellular-level support for an alternate theory that is

Developers blame testing and quality assurance for delayed deployments Rangel, David. [photograph]. Retrieved from https://unsplash.com/photos/4m7gmLNr3M0 . The majority of developers (84%) said their teams are prevented from deploying more often, blaming quality assurance and testing for the delays, according to the Rollbar 2021 State of Software Code Report  released Wednesday, which surveyed 950 developers and engineers.  To deploy faster, 40% of developers said the top improvement they want are better tools to detect and fix code errors, while 38% said better project management. Bigger teams or budgets was

And nobody is doing the math either. An unholy trinity of politicians, lobbyists, consultants, hoteliers and developers has overridden the public interest. Here is the math: Prior to the pandemic, convention centers nationwide were so overbuilt that many centers, including San Diego’s, were cutting prices by 50% and uniformly losing money. Then came the pandemic. The convention center business plunged even more, along with business travel. Look at the post-pandemic forecasts within the industry. The American Hotel & Lodging Association forecasts that “business travel, which comprises the largest

Of those restrictive bills, at least 55 are currently moving through legislatures in 24 states. So far, 29 of them have passed one chamber, while 26 of them have made it through a committee vote. Overall, five bills have been signed into law, including Georgia's in late March. In the wake of Georgia's new law, Delta Air Lines, Coca-Cola and Aflac Insurance, among other companies based in the Peach State,  spoke out in opposition  to the law. Republican leaders, including former president Trump, have in turn called for boycotts of the companies for speaking out. Liberal organizations, civil rights groups and some Democratic Party leaders have said the firms didn't