There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Styrene Butadiene Rubber (SBR) Market Analysis: Industry Market Size Copyright © ChemAnalyst - 2020 | Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy Japanese group already invested €33m in Burgos PCR tire plant in 2024 Spain – Bridgestone has confirmed its commitment to investment in Spain saying it is progressing a previously announced upgrade programme unveiled earlier this year “Bridgestone Burgos remains committed to its investments,” said a company spokesperson in a statement to ERJ on 5 Dec the company intends to execute a €45 million investment which adds to the €33 million already invested in 2024 Bridgestone disclosed plans to invest “up to €207 million” at its Burgos passenger car tire plant in Spain to "evolve" the manufacturing-mix at the factory to higher-value tires The comments were made in response to press reports suggesting that Bridgestone had halted the programme amid the intensifying automotive crisis in the country Increasing output of high-rim-diameter (HRD) tires (18” and above) the programme is to be carried out between 2024 and 2030 and is also expected to raise productivity there by around 20% Already one of the group’s largest passenger car tire plants globally, Burgos will also see a 75% increase in HRD tire capacity to over 7 million units/year. (ERJ report) Bridgestone's operations in Spain have been hit by an ongoing automotive crisis in the country the group introduced a temporary employment regulation file (ERTE) to reduce production across its four manufacturing sites in Basauri the tire maker confirmed that it is now considering to discuss a secon extention of ERTE with unions for temporary production cuts between January to March 2025 "The proposal is due to excess stock in the warehouses which necessitates a reduction in production," said the company representative A subscription to European Rubber Journal includes: Already a subscriber? Log in here « Back Eldiario.es reports that the preventative prisoner who was incarcerated last Friday has been found dead this Monday in his cell the Government has been responsible for the management of the three prisons of the CAPV A broad representation of the Department of Equality Justice and Social Policies has held an extraordinary meeting with the parties of the Basque Parliament to publicise the case information and the protocols put in place Both the Prison Inspectorate and the judiciary are beginning to investigate what has happened Contains the words of the Government Eldiario.es: “Unfortunately the risk of suicide is common in prisons around the world especially in the case of people in probisional prison.” Remembering the alumni and members of the Babson community who have passed recently: including as a College Advisory Board emeritus and as a member of the Babson Corporation Graduate and Executive Education Advisory Board Posted in Community Tagged Alumni, Babson Magazine More from Babson Magazine » Former USA flanker Inaki Basauri is back in his home area working with players in a series of sessions in Burtonsville Basauri played for the Maryland Exiles U19 team and also the USA U19s before going on to play professionally in Europe and make the full Eagles squad He played in the 2007 Rugby World Cup in France                The Goff Rugby Report is run by Alex Goff and concentrates on HS and college rugby See our Re-Print and Re-Post policy Move in response to “profound changes” in European tire market and need to adapt production Madrid – Bridgestone Hispania Manufacturing has announced that it has formally notified employee representatives of its intention to initiate a collective dismissal procedure Plants affected by the procedure include its 'agricultural truck & bus radial' (TBR) tire plant in Puente San Miguel (Cantabria) and the TBR tire factory in Basauri (Basque Country) is driven by the “profound changes” occurring in the European tire market and the need to adapt production structure Bridgestone said the dismissal process would affect a total of 546 employees across the two factories are primarily driven by "both production-related factors and underlying organisational considerations." "At this time there are no plans to sell or close the plant Our focus remains on?optimising operations and intend long-term sustainability," said the Bridgestone statement the agricultural radial (AGR) and TBR tire sectors have experienced a significant contraction recently Bridgestone linked the decline to a challenging macroeconomic environment caused by “inflation uncertainty and regulatory changes.” the group noted that the rise of non-European manufacturers who have progressively gained an increasing market share has led to heightened competitive pressure “The challenging market situation as well as the market structural changes necessitate an adjustment of production capacity to enhance our competitiveness,” the statement added the tire maker told ERJ that it was considering a second extension of ERTE involving temporary production cuts between January to March 2025 was in response to "excess stock in the warehouses which necessitates a reduction in production."  who will speak on the topic at Petfood Forum in Kansas City In-depth study of the gut microbiota will help in the development of probiotics and/or fibers specifically designed to support canine and feline health.AnjaGh | Pixabay.comThe gut microbiome plays a crucial role in various aspects of health Just like humans can increase their wellbeing by taking care of their gut microbiome The significance of research and study of the microbiome has the potential to transform nutrition and veterinary medicine, said Juan Gomez-Basauri, Ph.D., founder and president of Magellan. “Microbiome research will have a significant impact on pet nutrition and veterinary medicine through several industry applications,” said Gomez-Basauri “One such application is the formulation of pet foods that better support the health of the living gut and its microbial communities.” Gomez-Basauri will speak about the pet microbiome and its future during his session, Longevity, live long and prosper, the fountain of youth and the microbiome, this year's Petfood Forum in Kansas City Understanding a pet’s microbiome can lead to personalized nutrition and veterinary care The potential to develop foods and diets that provide a diverse yet balanced gut microbiome for better wellbeing is enormous “By using targeted ingredients and fiber components we could selectively promote the growth of specific phyla and genus of microorganisms such as Faecalibacterium achieve improved digestion and nutrient absorption,” he explained Gomez-Basauri said using microbiome analysis as a diagnostic tool could help develop “pet-sonalized” nutrition plans by including specific probiotics and prebiotics as well as dietary strategies tailored to the microbial community of an individual pet The goal would be to prevent and manage conditions such as obesity “Microbiome-tailored nutrition can help support healthy immune function by promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria that interact with the immune system and enhancing its response to pathogens,” said Gomez-Basauri “A diverse microbiome can help reduce the risk of digestive disorders as well as reduce food allergies and sensitivities the health of the skin and coat is associated with the relationship between the gut microbiome and the immune system.” Gomez-Basauri noted there are other benefits associated with maintaining a healthy microbiome including weight management and increased life span “Suffice to say that targeted nutritional microbiome interventions for improving health conditions and preventive care strategies will ultimately lead to better health outcomes and increased wellbeing of pets," he added Gomez-Basauri said current research will begin unraveling a new frontier in pet nutritional care In-depth study of the gut microbiota will help in the development of probiotics and/or fibers specifically designed to support canine and feline health There are several opportunities that research of the microbiome presents from the selection and evaluation of current and traditional ingredients to the use of novel and non-traditional ingredients polyphenols and bacteriocins with the aim to promote a diverse and balanced gut microbiome for improved companion animal wellbeing “Microbiome research will enable scientists to understand the intricate relationship between diet “This knowledge will allow for what I call ‘precision nutrition strategies,’ which are tailored to the unique needs of individual pets in order to optimize their health and wellbeing.” Gomez-Basauri said as microbiome research continues to advance collaborative efforts and pooling of expertise among scientists pet food manufacturers and other stakeholders will usher in an era for personalized medicine where nutritional strategies are tailored to the individual microbiome of each patient ultimately benefiting companion animals and humans as well.  By submitting this form, you acknowledge that use of your data is governed by our Privacy Policy. you agree to receive texts or calls regarding your subscription or other WATT products and services Please call +1 (847) 400-5960 for custom support SD Worx-Protime maintain 100% win record with García second winning stage 2 from a group of three that formed in the finale of the stage Mavi García (Liv-AlUla-Jayco) finished second while Juliette Labous (DSM-Firmenich PostNL) took third Bredewold and García bridged across to Labous who had attacked with 12km to go and as Labous and García worked hard to maximise their GC time gain Labous led the trio onto the uphill finish in Basauri where García took the lead 300 metres from the line but Bredewold jumped from the Spanish champion's wheel in the last 150 metres to take the stage and continue her team's 100% record with eight stage wins out of eight possible in the Basque race “This is really unexpected and crazy and we all make each other calm because we’re always there Blanka [Vas] and Marie [Schreiber] did amazing work,” said Bredewold who thanked her teammates after the finish “I could not hold on with the best riders but that’s actually what I expected before referring to the Urruztigaina climb where she lost contact with the best before coming back and attacking in the final The 104-kilometre stage around Basauri was changed before the start as the unclassified climbs in the final were removed Valentina Cavallar (Arkéa-B&B Hotels) won the first two mountain sprints to defend her lead in the mountain classification She will wear the polka-dot jersey on stage 3 but will have to work hard to take it home as the final stage includes the first-category Jaizkibel Niamh Fisher-Black (SD Worx-Protime) set a hard pace on the Urruztigaina climb and Vollering made her move 400 metres from the top to crest the climb solo Élise Chabbey (Canyon-SRAM) came up to Vollering with 33km to go and when Marlen Reusser (SD Worx-Protime) joined them a little bit later They were only ten seconds ahead of a chase group with Labous and Pauliena Rooijakkers (Fenix-Deceuninck) and the five chasers bridged with 27.6km to go the cooperation in the new front group of eight wasn’t great a reduced peloton had closed the gap after having been almost a minute behind Lotte Claes (Arkéa-B&B Hotels) went on the attack but the Movistar Team did let neither her nor Cédrine Kerbaol (Ceratizit-WNT) go Labous then used a short uphill ramp to jump away with 12km to go eventually succeeding together with Bredewold The three frontrunners built a gap of up to 21 seconds and Bredewold played her cards best to win the stage one second ahead of García and Labous four seconds ahead of Olivia Baril (Movistar Team) and nine seconds ahead of the rest of the reduced peloton Results powered by FirstCycling Lukas Knöfler started working in cycling communications in 2013 and has seen the inside of the scene from many angles Having worked as press officer for teams and races and written for several online and print publications he has been Cyclingnews’ Women’s WorldTour correspondent since 2018 - USA Men's Eagles Head Coach Mike Tolkin has selected a 50-man Rugby World Cup training squad ahead of a busy summer of rugby in the United States prior to the team's jaunt to England The list of players - including Men's Eagles Sevens Residents Danny Barrett and Brett Thompson - is comprised of 28 domestic-based players and 20 professionals in competition abroad Todd Clever and Thompson began the competitive season with NTT Shining Arcs in Japan and Edinburgh Rugby in Scotland Inaki Basauri of Tarbes and Louis Mulholland at University of Bath are the only two players who have not been in some sort of Eagles or USA Rugby Selects assembly in the past year-and-a-half England-based scrum half has risen through the Eagles pathway with the Boys High School All-Americans and most recently with the AIG Men's Junior All-Americans in the World Rugby U20 Trophy Qualifier series with Canada in March while Basauri joined an assembly in Republic of Georgia in the fall of 2013 we didn't have nearly the same level of depth as we do this go-round,' Tolkin said "It gives you a little bit of relief to think that if someone were to go down or wasn't playing well there are some quality choices that you can make experience-wise.' The Eagles will assemble in Santa Clara July 11 ahead of the first two rounds of the World Rugby Pacific Nations Cup at Avaya Stadium in San Jose and Bonney Field in Sacramento The squad for the U.S.'s third year in the competition which will run through to the Finals day in Burnaby "It's always beneficial to have guys play in the best possible games at the end of the season,' Tolkin said "The more we can get those guys playing high-level games closer to when we next meet is always a good thing.' The U.S. will get an early look at World Cup pool mates Japan and Samoa during the Pacific Nations Cup, which will also consist of a match against Tonga and a final match dependent on tournament seeding. The Eagles will rest between the final match day and their next assembly date of August 15, when the squad will prepare for domestic matches against Harlequins and Australia in Philadelphia and Chicago Men's Eagles | Rugby World Cup 2015 Training Squad Danny Barrett - Men's Eagles Sevens Inaki Basauri - Tarbes (France) Todd Clever - OMBAC Tom Coolican - Sydney Stars (Australia) John Cullen - Seattle Saracens RFC Cameron Dolan - Cardiff RFC (Wales) Andrew Durutalo - Men's Eagles Sevens Zach Fenoglio - Glendale Raptors RFC Eric Fry - Newcastle RFC (England) Troy Hall - NYAC Seamus Kelly - San Francisco Golden Gate RFC Olive Kilifi - Seattle Saracens RFC Titi Lamositele - Saracens RFC (England) Scott LaValla - Stade Francais (France) Toby L'Estrange - NYAC Chad London - Glendale Raptors RFC Samu Manoa - Toulon RFC (France) Tim Maupin - Trinity College (Ireland) Ronnie McLean - Ealing RFC (England) Matekitonga Moeakiola - Castenet (France) Louis Mulholland - University of Bath (England) Takudzwa Ngwenya - Biarritz (France) Folau Niua - Men's Eagles Sevens Thretton Palamo - Saracens RFC (England) Zach Pangelinan - OMBAC Greg Peterson - Glasgow Warriors (Scotland) Mike Petri - NYAC John Quill - NYAC Blaine Scully - Cardiff RFC (Wales) Robbie Shaw - Bristol RFC (England) Hayden Smith - Saracens RFC (England) Louis Stanfill - Seattle Saracens RFC Tim Stanfill - Seattle Saracens RFC Kyle Sumsion - Brigham Young University Andrew Suniula - CSM Bucuresti (Romania) Shalom Suniula - Seattle Saracens RFC Zach Test - Men's Eagles Sevens Phil Thiel - Life Rugby Brett Thompson - Men's Eagles Sevens Matt Trouville - Seattle Saracens RFC Tai Tuisamoa - London Scottish RFC (England) Nick Wallace - Glendale Raptors RFC Chris Wyles - Saracens RFC (England) Justin Fitzpatrick - Assistant Coach (Forwards) Nate Osborne - Assistant Coach (Backs/Attack) David Williams - Strength and Conditioning Coach Think more along the lines of Buster Keaton and you’ll get an idea of type of clown Basauri is—one who employs physical comedy and slapstick to make audiences laugh He co-founded England’s Spymonkey theater company worked with Cirque du Soleil and teaches clown classes all over Europe and the U.S Now he’s coming to Honolulu to show you how it’s done Basauri will teach a five-day master class on physical comedy at The ARTS at Marks Garage there will be a final performance open to the public featuring students who completed at least 15 of the 23 workshop hours a Hawai‘i-born writer and performer who spent the past 20 years living and working in New York and on the Mainland returned home recently to build a community of theater professionals in the Islands “There’s no professional theater company in Hawai‘i but we can create the talent to be at that level,” she says so she partnered with Mark Branner from UH Mānoa’s Department of Theatre and Dance to produce this workshop Basauri will work with students one on one respond and interact with each other and the audience as well as play games to develop certain comedic acting skills “We want it to be Hawai‘i-centric,” Murakoshi says by using local culture and pidgin to make audiences identify with what’s going on in the world around us The workshops aim to get everyone “to see the humor in that ridiculousness.” Anyone interested in signing up for the master class, or just dropping in for one or two sessions, can do so here To see the final scenes produced by students Master Clown Intensive Workshop, April 9–13, $500 all five days, $150 Sunday only, $100 drop-in; performance on April 14, 7:30 p.m., $10, The ARTS at Marks Garage, 1159 Nu‘uanu Ave., eventbrite.com Thanks for visiting Game Recap: Men's Soccer | 8/28/2024 7:53:00 PM Thanks for visiting was a first-team selection for the second consecutive year Molnar leads the team with 14 goals and has tallied three assists Basauri played and started in all 17 games was a first-team selection after earning second-team honors last season Hatswell appeared and started in 11 games and tallied three assists was a second-team selection after being named the KCAC Freshman of the Year last season Whitham appeared in 15 games with 13 starts Bence Molnar Alonso Basauri Jack Hatswell Filippo Della Pasqua Slobodan Novicevic Santiago Rebolledo Toby Witham Patrick Wyatt Thanks for visiting Game Recap: Men's Soccer | 11/2/2024 9:50:00 PM Thanks for visiting Game Recap: Men's Soccer | 9/27/2023 11:54:00 PM Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting "Insidious: The Further You Fear," a unique live immersive horror experience brings the paranormal world of the films to the.. 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Please read the conditions of use EU-backed researchers study the feasibility of industrial symbiosis solutions for thermal energy recovery and storage in Spain’s Basauri industrial area Permalink: https://cordis.europa.eu/article/id/445753-exploring-waste-heat-valorisation-in-spain Your booklet {{ title }} generated on {{ timestamp }} is available for download The file will remain available for {{ hours }} hours once justly dubbed “Britain’s leading physical comedy ensemble” make a 2,500-year-old comedy funny in 2024 how can the company pep up Aristophanes’ tale of a mission to the underworld despite having lost half of their line-up The group’s Stephan Kreiss sadly died in 2021 This show sees them address these reduced circumstances Or is it a play within a play within a play Spymonkey have given me some of my funniest nights at the theatre over the past 25 years All the route details for the 3rd edition of the three-day race In what the organisers promise will be the most mountainous edition, the route of the 2024 Itzulia Women will cover 358.9km over three stages from May 12-14 in the Basque Country of Spain.  The third edition will include nine categorised mountain passes - one category 1, two category 2, and six category 3 - for a challenging event suited to the best climbers in the Women's WorldTour Itzulia Women 2024 Stage 1 Profile(Image credit: Itzulia Women)Itzulia Women 2024 Stage 1 route(Image credit: Itzulia Women)The first stage of the Itzulia Women 2024 is its longest and has the highest cumulative elevation gain Despite having just 3 categorised mountain passes it includes plenty of climbs and descents.  The 140km stage starting from Vitoria-Gasteiz could present a favourable day for a breakaway that could escape on the category 1 ascent of Olaeta The last few kilometres climb steadily uphill on a continuous false flat until the finish line in Elgoibar Itzulia Women 2024 Stage 2 profile(Image credit: Itzulia Women)Itzulia Women 2024 Stage 2 route(Image credit: Itzulia Women)The race organisers are expecting 104km stage 2 to be the most nervous stage this year. The figure-eight-shaped loop route includes three categorised ascents and a finish with several uncategorized punchy climbs and descents that are sure to decide the stage winner.   The final 10 kilometres will force contenders to be well positioned or able to manage the potential changes of pace or see their bid for overall victory vanish up the road Itzulia Women 2024 Stage 3 profile(Image credit: Itzulia Women)Itzulia Women 2024 Stage 3 route(Image credit: Itzulia Women)In the most decisive stage of the race the peloton will tackle a similar route to the Classica San Sebastian and the climb up the Murgil wall to Mendizorrotz followed by a descent and flat-run into Donostia the peloton shattered on the category 1 Jaizkibel leaving an elite group of about 20 riders to fight for victory with a few chasers able to tack back onto the lead group of five riders until Marlen Reusser (SD Worx) made her winning solo move Lyne LamoureuxLyne has been involved in professional cycling for more than 15 years in both news reporting and sports marketing quickly becoming a trusted source for news of the North American professional cycling world She was the first to successfully use social media to consistently provide timely and live race updates for all fans She is proud to have covered men's and women's news equally during her tenure at the helm of the site Her writing has appeared on Cyclingnews and other news sites.  anarchic theatre company Spymonkey and sketch duo Max and Ivan place the spotlight on their own lives more than ever before Thu 11 Jan 2024 09.48 CETLast modified on Thu 11 Jan 2024 19.11 CETShareIf you’re making comedy what’s the last thing you should include in your show For years – for most of entertainment history in fact – the answer would have been: backstage strife No one wants to see that show about how you’re drifting apart as a double act how touring live comedy just doesn’t pay the bills or how your company is in the advanced stages of collapse Remember that Morecambe and Wise show about the tensions in their off-stage relationship the duo Max and Ivan were grateful that their chosen artistic niche gave them characters and fictions to hide behind “So many standups feel compelled to mine their inner lives for material,” says one half of the twosome “Or they live their lives with half an eye on ‘how does this turn into comedy?’ That can be unhealthy; you can lose sight of the [difference] between you the performer and you the actual person we don’t have to exist in that unhealthy space’ when suddenly we’re trawling through emails putting personal photos onstage and excavating our lives in more detail than we’ve ever done before.” He’s talking about the pair’s new show Life, Choices. No spoilers here: suffice to say that, after years of multi-roling their own made-up comic plays, Max and Ivan have now taken their own lives as their subject. The raw material of Life, Choices – sometimes very raw – is the difficulty of sustaining a comedy partnership into middle age, when parenthood, unpaid bills and “a sitcom that got canned” (or that’s “still awaiting the second-season call”) all start pulling you in other directions a version of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse in which one horseman had left to work in Las Vegas wondering: “what do we do now there’s just two of us And The Frogs came about through that,” says Park “It’s the first ever double act in the western theatrical canon.” It’s also about a journey to bring a recently deceased much-missed theatre-maker (Euripides) back from the dead “The struggle of these two characters” – Dionysus and his slave Xanthias – “resembles the struggle Toby and I are enduring now Stephan and Petra are not here,” says Basauri Which might have been enough in a previous age: Spymonkey might have staged the play and kept their own behind-the-scenes struggles subtextual But in this production the ancient Greek story (in an adaptation by Grose) is spliced with scenes depicting the company’s disintegration “We flip back in time in the show to revisit the Spymonkey office,” says Park “and there’s a little shrine to Stephan and a defaced photograph of Petra.” (“I fear,” he adds “it’s not going to make Carl many royalties from other companies doing it.”) Comic theatre mainstays … Stephan Kreiss Aitor Basauri and Petra Massey in Moby Dick by Spymonkey at the Lyric Hammersmith in 2010 Photograph: Tristram Kenton/The GuardianWhy do this to make theatre in this way – with the stories of the performers as prominent as the story of the play – is consistent with how Spymonkey have always worked “Whenever you put a group of people onstage,” says Basauri “you want to consider the dynamics that govern those people.” What’s the story behind the story And if the creators don’t take it into account “It also fits very much with the world of the clown,” he adds – and as a fantastic clown himself “The clown will try and tell a story that is important to the clown Max and Ivan had also made prior moves in this direction. Their 2019 show Commitment portrayed the spectacular job Olesker made of organising partner Ivan Gonzalez’s real-world stag do and when the pair looked for the heart in their current circumstances they couldn’t see past the subject of their early middle age (Gonzalez had recently become a dad) their relationships with their ageing fathers “It kept coming back to the notion,” says Olesker we ended up exposing our inner workings in ways we hadn’t before.” you wonder at the candour with which Max and Ivan depict their off-stage relationship “There are areas of our lives that aren’t in the show,” says Olesker “and that was the result of negotiation and talking.” There was also stuff in early drafts “but it’s a selective truth that works for the show.” The risk here, of course, is self-indulgence – and both parties express their aversion to navel-gazing in the strongest possible terms. “We didn’t want anyone to have to actually care about the economics of putting on a two-man narrative comedy show,” says Max Olesker. “We want to be accessible to people who’ve never seen us before,” says Gonzalez. “Lots of people have to grow up and deal with adult life – not just us.” Read moreIt surely will – because 21st-century audiences get a charge out of “the truth” whether or not it’s in a complex dance with (2,500-year-old) fiction whose currents pull towards identity and authenticity (some would say solipsism) The artists involved are wise to those currents (“the exposedness and the realness felt like an exciting thing to play around with,” says Olesker) “Just because it’s true doesn’t mean it’s worth performing,” says Gonzalez while Spymonkey defend their decision to filter real-world problems through ancient Greek fiction “It’s more fun to have a story to tell,” says Park “then that story gets overlaid with your own stories and situations We’ve always had lots of fun trying to make ‘good theatre’ and failing “Perhaps that’s what we should learn how to do now,” he adds a little ruefully: “make a show out of just us.” After all the company is casting around for a new role Real-world truth works best in small doses if they bring an amazing personality to bear Max and Ivan’s Life, Choices is at Soho theatre, London, 15-20 January. The Frogs is at the Royal & Derngate, Northampton, 19 January-3 February, and at the Kiln theatre, London US Eagle flanker/2nd row Inaki Basauri is on the move as he has signed with Stade Nantais in the French Federale 2 the third division in French rugby under Pro D2 has been capped by the Eagles 18 times with his first appearance coming in 2007 Basauri was a member of the USA’s 2007 and 2011 World Cup squads He is currently in camp with the Eagles fighting for an opportunity to play in his third World Cup Basauri has spent the better part of the last nine years plying his trade professionally in France with a short stint in Italy His most recent club was Tarbes in the French Pro D2 league Basauri spent the last three seasons with Tarbes making 47 appearances for the club Basauri joins a Stade Nantais club that finished 4th in the Federale 2 during the 2014/2015 season Mexico hosted and defeated Jamaica on Saturday reiterates that they are "ready" to "contribute to the advancement of this company" although he recalls a condition that is essential: "What they need to do first is to reject the ERE of excision." "The first thing we ask is to reject the dossier of these 30 dismissals we think that behind it is the viability plan defending all the jobs," added the workers' representative Edesa Industrial’s cleaning line is stopped “Only in barley a small part of the heaters are in operation and the plant in Eskoriatza is in operation” – about 20 workers As for the feasibility plan promised by the CNA Group towards the end of this month the workers have proclaimed “something credible” the organizations" have not received "any news" "we know that the unions are looking for a meeting with the organizations" This news has been written by Ubane Madera in Goiena and we have brought it to LUZ thanks to the CC-by-sa license Performance in German language. Find a synopsis in English language here. In Jacques Offenbach's Orpheus in the Underworld the audience can laugh about dreary marriages as well as about screwed-up gods and a party-addicted underworld This comedic masterpiece is far removed from the lofty mythic world of earlier settings First performed in 1858 at the Bouffes-Parisiens theatre in Paris of which Orpheus in the Underworld is still considered the cornerstone today The old gods as well as the human couples have become henpecked heroes: Orpheus is a boring music teacher and Eurydice his wife who is annoyed by him When Eurydice dies and goes straight to the underworld which compels Orpheus to reclaim his wife from Jupiter the entire family of gods is taken to the underworld where one of the most famous pieces in music history awaits with the so-called Cancan This question is answered by Spymonkey (Aitor Basauri Britain's leading physical comedy and modern day clowning ensemble Orpheus in the Underworld marks the group's first production at an opera house "The work fits perfectly with our comedic language," says Toby Park And if you think you have already experienced the Volksoper ensemble in all its facets because in Orpheus in the Underworld it unfolds its true clown potential NorthamptonThe Aristophanes play is interwoven with the theatre company’s personal quest in a ramshackle show that loses its way That is one question – and there are so many others thrown into this picaresque journey into the underworld that you get lost in the darkness In ancient Athens, Dionysus (Toby Park) and the enslaved Xanthius (Aitor Basauri) venture into hades in search of the city’s great, recently departed tragedian Euripides by physical theatre company Spymonkey and Carl Grose takes huge meta-theatrical detours to become a strange creation as motley as the underworld monsters they meet on their way There are inquiries into the nature of comedy randomly attached scenes (including from A Streetcar Named Desire) and the story of the theatre company itself which has come to be seen as the closest thing to Monty Python in the 21st century and which once comprised four core performers Jacoba Williams and Aitor Basauri (top) and Toby Park Photograph: Manuel HarlanNow there are only two – Stephan Kreiss died in 2021 and Petra Massey departed for Las Vegas Park and Basauri are explicitly in mourning Their characters keep to the original mission to bring back Euripides but it diverts into a search for Kreiss and a questioning of whether Spymonkey can continue to exist in this reduced There are songs about creative uncertainty and writer’s block Tragedy and comedy can be twinned to powerful effect but in this baggy jumble the former is heartfelt and the latter half-hearted “We thought we could make this 3,000-year-old play funny but we can’t,” says Dionysus and has a natural and magnetic comic confidence Xanthius is more the fool than in Aristophanes’s original Figures in luminous cagoules and sandals (played by a community cast) form the frog chorus and a revolving circular dais on Lucy Bradridge’s set provides physical comedy Aristophanes warned against cleaving to the past Spymonkey are clearly processing their own but hopefully they will come back stronger in time At the Royal & Derngate, Northampton, until 3 February, and at the Kiln theatre, London This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Liverpool PlayhouseSpymonkey riff with pop culture – from funk-anthem carols to Torvill and Dean – in a bizarre take on the Dickens classic Riffing on Dickens’ classic, the company can rely on their audience’s knowledge. We know this story. We’re anticipating each “bah, humbug!” and yuletide ghoul. And so Spymonkey can have some fun, gleefully inserting anachronisms – carollers singing Oops Upside Your Head; the Ghost of Christmas Future listening to a self-help podcast – and putting their own zany dizzying spin on Scrooge’s journey to enlightenment The Ghost of Christmas Past wants to be in a horror movie Mr Fezziwig is played as a Cuban drug lord Some skits point up moments of the ridiculous in Dickens’ narrative while others – like a wonderfully bizarre sequence involving Torvill and Dean’s Bolero routine and a Henry vacuum cleaner (yes really) – come straight from the wacky imaginations of the company Read moreThere are odd moments that feel like hangovers from the rehearsal room But for festive cheer drenched in irreverence A Christmas Carol is at Liverpool playhouse until 12 January .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Wendy Owen | The Oregonian/OregonLiveEngineering students at Southridge High School in Beaverton can only imagine what life is like for kids missing a hand and the stares and teasing they may endure the young engineers decided to help out three kids who are missing a portion of their hands by using 3D printers to make cool-looking prosthetics of the child's choosing said they wanted to give the hands a "wow" factor The project is part of Enabling the Future, a worldwide network of volunteers who use 3D printers to make prosthetic hands for children as the 3D printers available for them to use were unreliable "We used Daimler grant money to buy (three) kits for the students to build The idea was they would understand more about the technology if they built them themselves," said Jacob Small 3D printers build whatever you tell them via computer file (within reason they can't make a chocolate cake at this point) The printer adds layer upon layer of material until the item is completed It took 17 hours to build Megan's purple The hands don't offer the full dexterity of a professionally made prosthesis but they're a good starting point for kids who would quickly outgrow more expensive models Basauri tried out Megan's hand after her team put on the finishing touches by simply bending her wrist to close the fingers and thumb of the hand which has a sticky gripping material on the fingers But the team noticed a red mark on Basauri's wrist "That's not good," said one of the girls they sanded down an edge to make sure it was comfortable for Megan "In the end we're all kids and we want to make her something she'll be proud of because we're proud of it," Basauri said The guys at the next table weren't able to test the Spiderman hand they made for 5-year-old Robert it was so small it took a concerted effort by the teenagers to fit the screws and wires in place "We have to make sure it's precisely assembled," said Mukiza France They had hoped to find a way for the little blue hand with red fingers and a spider on the back to fire webbing like the "real" Spiderman The Southridge students became pen pals of sorts with the kids and their parents as they emailed back and forth to get dimensions and designs for the hands offered a unique perspective for his group "I like helping other people with hand disabilities so they can have normal lives." The hope is the kids will be able to ride bikes hold a toy lightsaber or a game controller probably can't bear the weight of a child wanting to hang from the monkey bars at a playground Small's engineering class is strictly project based and he's teaching with the seniors as student leaders The class of 28 is a combination of Engineering 2 and Engineering 3 students Small equated it to a business in which the employees are given a project The team leaders guide its delivery and he acts as boss "This class didn't exist until the right group (of students) came along," Small said "They have had a hand in this class as much as I have." they're curious about the difference they may have made for the three kids "We really need to get Megan to video how she uses this," said Melissa Tensa Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. 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irreverent take on Aristophanes’ The Frogs bears only a passing resemblance to the classic Greek comedy The physical theatre company used to be four but Petra Massey moved to Las Vegas and associate artist Stephan Kreiss died in 2021 Toby Park and Aitor Basauri decide to go it alone as a double act They are aided by Jacoba Williams’ eccentric billionaire who commissions Spymonkey to create a touring version of The Frogs and insists that they include her niece Dionysus (Park) and his slave Xanthias (Basauri) travel to Hades to find the playwright Euripides and bring him back from the dead Along the way they have to overcome various obstacles thrown up by the gods and monsters played by Williams (dressed in Lucy Bradridge’s increasingly elaborate costumes) a couple of detours into other plays and plenty of breaking the fourth wall In a series of “scenes between the scenes” their mission changes and the hapless pair resolve to try and rescue their pal Stephen from the underworld director Joyce Henderson makes no attempt to rein in the chaos Although uneven and occasionally overindulgent it’s hard to resist the production’s charm and pathos Carl Grose’s adaptation continues until 3 February in Northampton ahead of a London run at the Kiln Theatre from 8 February WhatsOnStage Reviewer Spymonkey returns to the stage after a four-year hiatus with a brave and typically anarchic attempt at breathing new life into a long-deceased Greek tragicomedy Aristophanes’s The Frogs failed to win many plaudits as a Sondheim musical 50 years ago so you have to wonder about the sanity of Spymonkey’s artistic director and co-star in dusting off its ancient cobwebs for a revival the attempt is made all harder given that the award-winning theatre company has been decimated with the departure of founding member for a Las Vegas residency and the unexpected early death of another All that’s left are Park and Aitor Basauri – but have the duo (as they readily admit) “lost their mojo” Is there a future for the company or is their best work already a distant memory With the help of new recruit Jacoba Williams Park and Basauri plunge into a new project for a co-production which opened last night at Northampton’s Royal and Derngate The Frogs is a largely apt choice of play: laden with clever metaphysical complexities to reveal not only a raw and realistic look at a depleted theatre company’s struggle for survival but also an endearing and heartfelt tribute to one of its much-loved members For those not up to speed on 3,000-year-old texts The Frogs follows the quixotic adventures of demi-God Dionysus as the pair set off on a road trip to rescue Euripides from Hades in the hope that the playwright’s art will breathe new life into theatre Park and Basauri throw themselves into the plot but soon realise that they are looking for their dear friend Kreiss – in an impossible quest to reunite the old team it soon becomes evident that despite trippy scenes tap-dancing frogs (take a bow the theatre’s community cast) and the introduction of Williams not to mention the boundless energy of Basauri Kreiss is gone and he’s not coming back written by Carl Grose in collaboration with Spymonkey The sketchy road to enlightenment needs a bigger cast with fresh comedic skills to flesh out the story The narrative struggles to keep its head above water in the sea between scenes that are used to pad out the production to two hours (including an interval) There are occasional flashes of brilliance but Spymonkey created a sensation when they first barnstormed the stage more than 25 years ago and I hope the troupe rally and that new blood will revitalise its fortunes The pair of Tony Award nominees performed a selection of numbers Get the best deals and latest updates on theatre and shows by signing up for WhatsOnStage newsletter today Spymonkey’s tragically funny attempt to pull off a classic Greek comedy From the UK’s leading physical comedy ensemble Spymonkey comes a delirious trip through Greek theatre a monster-filled Underworld and classic vaudeville double acts Toby Park and Aitor Basauri are at the end of the road The other Spymonkeys have taken themselves off to a better place But when a mega-rich philanthropist and her theatrically inclined niece make them an offer they can’t refuse Do they have what it takes to perform the classic Greek comedy The Frogs modern-day angst and a jumping chorus of tap-dancing frogs this is Aristophanes performed like you’ve never seen it before WhatsOnStage Reviewer Get the best deals and latest updates on theatre and shows by signing up for WhatsOnStage newsletter today!