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Dear Graduates and Their Relatives,
We wish to organize a flawless Graduation Ceremony, which you have been waiting with great excitement. We thank you for your sensitivity about the following matters in order for the Graduation Ceremony to be successful.
Opening of the Graduation Ceremony
• For IKU Graduation Ceremony, our graduates must be present at Sinan Erdem Sports Arena on Tuesday, June 26, 2018, at 13.30 at the latest.
• IKU Graduation Ceremony will start at 15.00. Graduates will be allowed inside as of 14:00.
Ceremony Area and Seating Arrangement
• On the ceremony day, the court area and the stage will be open for only our graduates and organizers.
• We kindly ask participants to follow the warnings and instructions of the security personnel while entering and exiting the complex for the safety of the ceremony area.
• The seats of guests on the tribune are determined according to the podiums where graduates will receive their certificates. In order for the organization to continue smoothly, we kindly ask our guests to comply with the seating arrangement to be advised by our staff and stated on the information boards.
• During the ceremony, relatives of graduates should not go out of the areas reserved for them.
• The buffets in Sinan Erdem Sports Arena will serve food and drinks. The restrooms will be open for use during the ceremony.
• In order to avoid technical and visual disruptions during the ceremony, we kindly ask our guests to take photos after the graduation ceremony, as it may cause our graduates to go out of the podium.
Cap-Gown Distribution for the Graduation Ceremony
• Caps and gowns will be available as of Monday, June 18, 2018 in Kültürium at Ataköy Campus between 10.00 and 17.00 every weekday.
• The price for caps is TL 15. They belong to students and are non-refundable.
• The gowns can be taken from Kültürium by submitting or the bank receipt showing that TL 50 rental fee has been paid.
• After the delivery of gowns to Kültürium, rental fees will be returned to students.
• Students can take their rental fees back until Friday, July 27, 2018 provided that they deliver the bank receipts and gowns.
How to get to Sinan Erdem Sports Arena
Sinan Erdem Sports Arena, Ataköy Boulevard
You can take a 10-minute walk from Ataköy station of Metrobus and M1A Yenikapı - Atatürk Airport Metro Line.
You can get off at Sinan Erdem Spor Salonu (Sports Arena) station with MR20 - 73Y IETT Bus Lines.
You can get off at Ugur Mumcu Bulvarı (Boulevard) station with 71T - 71AT IETT Bus Lines.
Not: On the day of the ceremony, Sinan Erdem Sports Arena car-park will be free of charge for our graduates and their relatives.
Date: Tuesday, June 26, 2018
Place: Sinan Erdem Sports Arena
Time: 15.00
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Haiti's earthquake-affected households started to receive cash installments through the first ever mobile money transfer mechanism to support post-disaster housing reconstruction. Over the next three months, 1,000 low-income households will be receiving monetary subsidies totalling US$500 to purchase high-quality construction materials at certified stores. The initiative is part of the 'Community Support Centres for House Repairs', a partnership between the UN Development Programme (UNDP), the Government of Haiti, and Digicel. Read more about it by clicking here.
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I have RH7.0+updates running on a DELL Inspiron 3800 notebook.
As the networking card I have Xircom 10/100 CE.. networking
card (no modem). The card is recognized by linux and it actually
works (uses tulip_cb driver) BUT when trasferring files it becomes
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The card is Xircom CBE2-100
I have been playing around with a Xircom CBEM56G under RedHat 7.2. This laptop
used to work great under RedHat 6.2. It has always had problems with newer
releases unless I rebuilt the kernel with an old PCMCIA driver set from the 6.2
Recently I am having some success with a 2.4.9-21 kernel if I do the following:
1) shut down networking (service network stop)
2) remove the xircom_cb module (modprobe -r xircom_cb)
3) add the xircom_tulip_cb module (modprobe xircom_tulip_cb)
4) restart networking (service network start)
I have a script in /etc/init.d which does just this.
Using netperf perfomance went form < 20 Mbits/sec to > 75 Mbits/sec.
My question is, how is this selection supposed to be made without resorting to a
seperate init.d script? I have tried changing the /etc/pcmcia/config file with
no luck. I also saw references to hotplug. I saw that xircom_tulip_cb was in
/etc/hotplug/blacklist. I removed it and inserted xircom_cb in it's place. This
got me no xircom module loaded at all until I did it manually.
OK, I saw another xircom thread that mentioned using an "alias eth0
xircom_tulib_cb" entry in /etc/modules.conf. This has eliminated the need to run
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RDP Associates helps companies of all sizes from many industries obtain R&D tax credits, government funding, and grants. We also enable them to commercialize their products and services in Europe, the U.S, Ireland, and Canada. How can we help you?
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How are you different?
For over 30 years, we have continuously obtained customer feedback, and used them to carry out design thinking/ideation/customer experience programs. We have consistently maintained our net promoter score at 9.2. We achieved this because we want our clients to feel that we are not just professional, but also easy to work with. Through our services and support, our clients get the confidence they deserve (successful attainment of government grants and tax credits).
From our offices in Canada, we work with what is currently one of the most strictly administered R&D tax credit programs in the world. This means that we have a lot of experience preparing for and participating in government audits of R&D tax credit claims and experience. Here in Ireland, Revenue interventions to ensure compliance with the qualification criteria for claiming R&D tax credits have increased substantially, jumping by over 50% between 2015 & 2016. As the level of claims increases further, intervention levels by Revenue will necessarily increase also. The average clawback from Revenue interventions on R&D claims in 2015 was nearly €80k. Our R&D Tax Credit – Risk and Compliance Audit service is designed to help companies identify and mitigate their risk exposure under a Revenue intervention. This service also serves to identify internal process improvements which will streamline your R&D claims processes to maximise your return, while minimising your risk.
Why will the company do well?
Three key reasons stand behind our continued success: the quality of our people, our business processes, and an excellent staff retention rate. The latter offers great confidence to our clients, who deal with the same RDP staff they can trust.
Through our customer outreach, we have developed processes such as the Innovation Connection Program. It connects our clients' innovation efforts with their bottom line. RDP has been in this business for three decades, working with companies of all sizes and stages—startup and established—and from a whole range of industries. It is this experience and exposure that provides in-depth insight into how we can offer the best possible services to our clients.
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— RDP Associates (@RDP_Associates) September 19, 2017
Where are you based?
We have offices throughout Canada, the UK, Dublin, Ireland as well as Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
When was the company launched?
Thirty years ago, in 1987. We are going to have our 30th anniversary party. Join the party !
What have been your biggest wins to late?
We have worked with very large enterprises, such as Balfour Beatty, Bombardier, Barclays, Betfair, Blackberry, and many other large companies. However, we are particularly proud of our services to the SME community, which comprise 70% of our client base. Each year we enable hundreds of SME clients to obtain significant amounts of government funding, some of them right here in Ireland.
What type of people (market segment) are you trying to attract to your product?
We work with businesses across the tech sector (fintech, e-health, digital media, AI/machine learning, big data, blockchain, IoT, and many other software-based companies). We also work with advanced manufacturers and engineering consultancies across a wide range of industries, including agri-food, automotive, aerospace, microelectronics, robotics/automation and biotech/pharma. Our key contacts are CFOs, finance directors, CEOs and other senior executives.
What tips would you give to others looking to build their business?
If you are looking at government assistance to reduce your risk, make sure it fits with your business strategy. Applying for grants, tax credits, and loans just to obtain funding is never a good idea. Government funding should be considered when you have decided on a strategy so that government assistance can help you reduce risks, leverage cash flow, and do more than you otherwise would.
6 ways to spot a grant scam & save yourself a big headache. #TechTo #TechTrack100 https://t.co/6xHzg9oVp7 pic.twitter.com/BXj1uKAcxw
— RDP Associates (@RDP_Associates) September 15, 2017
Tell us about your team?
We have a vibrant team of technical and financial associates who come from various sectors in the tech industry with deep insight into what makes a company successful in filing for R&D tax credits and obtaining government funding. Our team puts you on the right path to eligibility for R&D tax credit and for the right government grant.
What are your long-term plans for your product/company?
We continue to increase market share in our existing markets and new ones (Germany and Mexico). In addition, we are introducing new services that are complementary to our government grant and tax credit services such as consulting on product development automation and how best to commercialize product development. In the past 30 years, we have accumulated a significant amount of experience in helping companies fund their product development cycles.
What are your favourite tech gadgets?
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Microsoft, Apple, Google, and Blackberry gadgets have their own great and unique features. It is nearly impossible to choose one over the others.
What tech gadgets do you wish you could use to help you?
Anything that would help us save our clients time and money! We're waiting for commercial teleportation equipment to become available, but for now we'll settle for video conferencing.
Anything else you'd like to add/we should have asked?
Applying for R&D tax credits or government grants is more complex than most companies think. There is real value in using a company that has the experience, connections and results to achieve success.
How do people get in touch with you?
Through our social media channels, good old email, and giving feedback to our blog.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +353 1 5363041
Twitter: @RDP_Associates
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rdp-associates-inc.
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The multinational mid-market recruiter pointed to strong trading across all it markets in the first couple of months of the quarter as a reason for the boosted forecast.
The firm said in a statement: "The board of Robert Walters announces that as a result of strong trading across all of the group's regions in the first two months of the fourth quarter, the profit for the full year ending 31 December 2014 is expected to be materially ahead of market expectations."
It was the third time this year that Robert Walters had raised its full year estimates.
The firm said in July that profits would be in the upper end of market expectations, and subsequently announced in October that full-year profits would be ahead of expectations.
The surge in the company's stock also made it one of the top gainers on the London Stock Exchange in trading yesterday. The share price finished the day 11.3 per cent up at 304p.
Panmure Gordon analysts Adrian Kearsey and Paul Jones switched the recommendation from "hold" to "buy" at the news, saying: "An unexpected update from Robert Walters reveals trading for the current year much better than anticipated, and we upgrade accordingly. We believe improvements are across the board in terms of geography, though mainly permanent rather than temporary – which bodes well for market confidence going forwards and suggests an on-going improved outlook."
Robert Walters operates 53 offices in 24 countries worldwide. It specialises in the placement of professionals across the industries of accountancy and finance, banking, engineering, HR, IT, legal, sales and marketing, secretarial and support, and supply chain and procurement.
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My background was mainly in academia where I lectured courses leading to International Advanced Diplomas issued by the National Computing Centre, UK. I enjoy sharing what I know with others especially young people to help shape their dreams in life and to contribute to the development of their societies.
I am currently not employed right now as I am fully focused on my studies. I've done some internships to help enhance my skills. I plan to invest most of my time in my venture when I return to Ghana.
What made you consider taking an MBA degree?
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Why did you decide to come to Japan?
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Using horticulture to create a better and healthy life by enhancing access to healthy food and combating malnutrition in Ghana and beyond.
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Most importantly, thanks to GLOBIS for stressing on our PERSONAL MISSION in life. I have found and learnt to continuously develop and be true to myself, be a leader with a heart always and never to take anybody for granted. GLOBIS has been able to touch my heart by this, and I will always carry this with me and teach others about it. Thanks to you all for a great job. Long live GLOBIS!
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A review of the locus of control construct in relation to environmental education program participation
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This thesis examined the relationship between participation and locus of control among urban African-American youth aged five to nine. The sample consisted of forty boys and girls who participated in a federally sponsored program. The program's major goal is to provide environmental education and forestry career information to urban minority children to stimulate an interest in natural resources preservation as well as in opportunities within this field. Subjects completed the Children's Nowicki-Strickland locus of control scale before and after participation in the environmental education program. Data were analyzed using the paired T-Test. The study's findings failed to show a statistically significant increase in internality as a result of participation. The findings of this study are inconsistent with the reviewed literature which suggests that "participation" is positively related to an increased internal locus of control in African-American youth. Limitations, however, in the methodological processes could well account for these findings.
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Buhari meets NCC Chairman, as Paradigm Initiative petitions commission over domain names blockade
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday met with the chairman of the board of commissioners of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Sen. Olabiyi Durojaiye.
TheNewsGuru reports the meeting took place at the State House in Abuja where NCC Chairman briefed President Buhari on activities of the commission.
Meanwhile, Paradigm Initiative has filed a petition against the commission requesting it to release information on alleged blocking of some online news sites.
TheNewsGuru reports the digital rights advocacy organization filed the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act request at the Abuja headquarters of the commission.
It gave the commission seven days as stipulated by the FOI Act 2011 to release information on the alleged attempts to block domain names of online newspapers.
TheNewsGuru recalls Nigerian Tribune reported on Sunday, October 5, 2017 "that the government, through the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC), has engaged the services of a firm in Lagos to block the domain names of "several identified websites threatening national security".
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According to the Program Manager of Paradigm Initiative, Adeboye Adegoke, "the phrase "additional websites" in the memo indicates that there are other websites already marked for illegal censorship through an equally illegal blockage of their domain names. If this is true, then this would be a clear indication of this government's anti-free speech agenda"
"It has been six days since Tribune published its story and NCC has not come out to deny the story. This is why we have filed this FoI request. NCC cannot wish this report away; the commission has to come out and address Nigerians on the issue," he further stated.
In the FoI request, Paradigm Initiative asks NCC to provide it with answers to the following questions: Is the NCC or any of its agents in the process of taking steps or block or restrict the domain names of certain websites? If yes, what websites would be affected? What criteria were employed in selecting these websites? Under what legal provision is this being carried out?
"It goes without saying that blocking the domain names of newspapers is a brazen violation of the right to Freedom of Expression as guaranteed not only by the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria but also by international instruments to which Nigeria is a signatory," said Tope Ogundipe, the Director of Programs at Paradigm Initiative.


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February Manager of the Month award.
LONDON, England (06.03.2015) – Vanarama are delighted to announce that the winner of the Vanarama Conference South Manager of the Month award for February is Steve King of Whitehawk.
Whitehawk have had a great month recording a total of 13 points out of a possible 15. The Hawks currently sit in fourth place in the Vanarama Conference South league table.
On the announcement of the award Steve said:
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"Luckily we don't play this Saturday, so we can avoid the 'curse' of the Manager of The Month award!"
The official awards panel said, "A manager who has tasted success on several occasions during his career, Steve King has placed The Hawks in a comfortable position in the Play Off positions for the Vanarama Conference South. During the month of February he has seen his charges record a superb haul of 13 points and they now sit 4th in the table, six points behind leaders Bromley. The Brighton based club are now well placed to make a final determined charge over their remaining eight fixtures to be played in the division."
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The survey also revealed that many parents do not know about the available treatment options and still cling to myths regarding asthma.
One is that asthmatic children should avoid physical activity and sport. This is untrue, said Dr Lynette Shek, Paediatric Consultant at the National University Hospital (NUH). "In fact, the current evidence is that exercise should be encouraged … The large Academies in America and Europe recommend exercise to be prescribed, like medicine, for people with asthma," she said.
The survey also showed that a third of parents do not use preventive medication. Of those who do use it, more than two-thirds do so only after asthma symptoms surface. Most respondents cited fear of side effects as the reason.
With proper education, said Dr Shek, parents would realise that asthma medication if taken correctly can, in fact, give patients a relatively normal life. "The goal is to have no asthma attacks, and minimal use of relievers."
The Asthma Association is producing a brochure for parents, which will be available free at all hospitals and polyclinics from next month.
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NFL to ramp up security at stadiums in wake of stun gun attack during Jets-Cowboys game
BY Larry Mcshane
Friday, September 16th 2011, 12:42 PM
Fans can expect more contact this weekend at NFL stadiums – on their way inside the stadium.
The league's 32 teams will greet boosters this Sunday by boosting security, with fans subjected to a more hands-on patdown policy, Reuters reported.
The NFL now wants all fans patted from the ankles up, rather than from the waist up – a decision likely to create longer lines to get inside the stadiums.
"We encourage fans to come early, enjoy their tailgating and be patient as they enter the stadium," NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy told the wire service.
The waist-up patdown policy went into effect in 2005. McCarthy said the new approach is likely to take some getting used to by the hundreds of thousands of Sunday attendees.
The NFL's official confirmation of the fuller body search comes in the aftermath of a fan zapping three people with a taser-like device at last Sunday's Jets-Cowboys game in MetLife Stadium.
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"I decided that I would make my life my argument"
-Albert Schweitzer
from 9am to 4pm today I spent doing absolutely no medical school work but instead at the fall Schweitzer Fellowship retreat for my area. When I woke up this morning and biked to school, I was feeling a bit overwhelmed by spending the whole day not doing schoolwork, but talking about service. Yet the day was, in fact, EXACTLY what I needed.
One of the speakers talked about her mantra of how to do great things, which hangs on her bulletin board in the classroom where she teaches math and science to elementary school kids in Maine (and will soon hang on mine right here):
To break it down just a little:
Maintenance: (or "you have to buy toilet paper too")
she described this as all the little, unglamorous things that go into making dreams happen - whether that's balancing your checkbook, seeing what's up with the check engine light on your car, returning emails, or working on relationships. Her anecdote was about how excited her little brother was when he got his first job after being at college - he was raving about how he could afford his own place, he had his own car, he was out to get the world! and her dad said, yup. and now you have to buy toilet paper. to which her brother said, wait, I don't think you hear me: my own place, car, dreams! but her dad said, no, I heard you; but you can't forget about all those little things that make it happen either, like toilet paper.
lesson? budget for toilet paper. or time spending returning emails. or organizing your calendar. or driving to a meeting. and remember that it's not a waste of time - it's the little pieces that make everything happen.
Delight: (the moments that make it all worth it)
even though they may never be as frequent as we like, the word "delight" captures the wonderful surprising moments that come along the way to doing things you care about. Whether that's a smile from a friend, a profound interaction, a good grade, the perfectly timed kiss, having someone say thank you for helping to save my father's life. this keep us going.
her theory with this was that if every time you say the world "but" - you instead say "and" - you give different values to your choices. For example "I would like to go dancing, BUT I have to study" --> "I would like to go dancing AND I have to study" means that you're not necessarily negating the fact that you might be able to go dancing; it reframes the options to equal possibilities.
And I like it.
"I believe if there's any kind of God it wouldn't be in any of us, not you or me but just this little space in between. If there's any kind of magic in this world it must be in the attempt of understanding someone sharing something. I know, it's almost impossible to succeed but who cares really? The answer must be in the attempt."
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The dust kicked up by thousands of hooves and hundreds of wagon wheels swirled before the oxen's snorting nostrils as the wagon train lurched forward. As they started their heavy wagonloads of trade goods down the Santa Fe Trail for the day's journey, the teamsters kept one eye on the horizon, wary of the threat of Indian attack. After splashing across the Pawnee Fork, the wagons rolled across a gentle plain of prairie grass that rippled like water in the breeze. Ahead, the rising Kansas sun illuminated the crackling red, white, and blue of the Stars and Stripes standing high above the prairie. Fort Larned, placed here in western Kansas, was a welcome sight to the travelers.
For 19 momentous years, Fort Larned protected U.S. interests on the Santa Fe Trail in a time of sweeping change. Here, veteran commanders including General Winfield Scott Hancock and Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer had their first encounters with American Indians and blundered into a state of war in 1867. At that period, Fort Larned played a vital role in offering peace to the Southern Plains tribes as an Indian Agency. The fort stood at a cultural crossroads, where American and Mexican civilians, American Indians, and a multi-ethnic army tried to come to terms with one another.
Today, Fort Larned remains a vivid and tangible reminder of this difficult time in our nation's past. It is the best-preserved frontier military post in the American West. Nine historic sandstone buildings line the five-acre quadrangle, each carefully furnished as it was when the fort was active.
You may get a sense of being thrust back into the 1860s and 1870s as you tour the site with a ranger or on your own. As you walk through the historic buildings, you might smell coal smoke and hear hammering coming from the blacksmith shop; interact with living history staff and volunteers who portray soldiers, ladies, and civilians on post; stroll the nature trail; or pause to reflect on the hardships endured by the traders, settlers, soldiers, American Indians, and families who were here in the past.
Tour the visitor center and museum to see historic artifacts and learn more about Fort Larned's story. You can also travel about 5.5 miles to view historic Santa Fe Trail ruts. During special events, Fort Larned bustles with activity with the help of dozens of volunteers, who provide a unique opportunity to experience a working frontier fort.
Fort Larned National Historic Site is located in western Kansas, six miles west of Larned, KS, on Kansas Hwy 156. Fort Larned is open year-round, seven days a week, except for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day. Admission to the site is free. Tours for groups are available year-round with reservations. For more information, please contact us.
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text: The Macks divert our gaze from our contemporary red-faced, cloven-hoofed misrepresentation of demons to remind us of the ancient roles demons were originally assigned to play. From the Tommyknockers of North American mountain mines to the South African Mbulu that waits in the river for lone travelers, A Field Guide to Demons classifies these creatures by their domains--water, mountain, forest--rather than in alphabetical or cultural order, dishing out antique and contemporary lore on these most misunderstood of spirits. A Field Guide to Demons melds folklore and mythology; maintains a surprisingly evenhanded view of demons; and reveals their role as the necessary challenger to established order, the antagonist--without which there could be no hero--and the darkness through which goodness shines brightest. --Brian Patterson


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The Youth Jury has been hard at work and the Ster Kinekor Encounters Youth Experience Awards ceremony will take place at Cinema Nouveau after the screening of the Shorts 3 programme.
Date: Cinema Nouveau V&A Waterfront – Sunday 10 June at 2.30pm
Winners will be announced after the screening of the Shorts 3 Programme. All Short films with a running time of not more than 20 minutes were considered for these two prizes.
Winning Film – R10,000
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Born in Melbourne, Australia on December 20, 1920, Ted Eldred would later become known as a pioneer of scuba diving after his invention of the "Porpoise", the first commercially successful single-hose regulator.
Growing up by the sea in Sorrento, Melbourne, Ted spent a lot of time snorkelling in his deep-blue, open backyard. After a huge storm sunk many of the boats that had previously rested in the harbours along the coast, he helped the local garage proprietor to salvage the wrecks off the bottom of the sea – he did this by freediving ill-equipped down to attach winch ropes to the sunken ships so they could be dragged up. This practice became increasingly difficult and dangerous for the boy as the summer season changed to winter and brought colder waters, stronger currents, and decreased visibility.
To counter this, Ted developed personal techniques that helped him to survive in these harsh conditions – one was filling the space between the glass and eyes with fresh water to prevent mask squeeze. For the cold water he would wear close-fitting woollen clothing and worked on techniques to relax muscles and enabled the maximum workload to be taken on with minimum effort.
Following his love of engineering, after graduating from school in the mid 1930s, he was in charge of an extensive tool room engaged in both experimental and production activities for the Armed Forces during the Second World War.
By 1946, Ted had his first oxygen rebreather built. During the period from 1945 to 1947, he became involved in designing two rebreathers and was involved in risky testing trials – which he carried out with his friends on weekends. And with great risks came greater consequences, and little did they know at the time that oxygen rebreathers could be fatal below 9 metres: The increased pressure turns oxygen poisonous.
One diver passed out having failed to purge the system of air, which resulted in anoxia (an absence or deficiency of oxygen). Because of this, Ted directed his efforts to developing an open-circuit compressed air breathing apparatus.
After spending time with the Royal Australian Navy, and gaining access to Royal Navy medical files, Ted was able to enhance his knowledge of respiratory requirements for underwater application. He developed a scuba regulator system by using one hose from the regulator mounted on the cylinder feeding the diver with his compressed air. Taking several years to perfect, and after many changes, the "Porpoise" was ready to take on the world.
Ted started the Breathing Appliance Company in Melbourne, and this allowed him to mass-produce the new dive gear. Following this, the Royal Australian Navy adopted the Porpoise for their divers, the revolutionary units making the then-current helmet gear almost obsolete. With this success, Ted and his friends set up Australia's first scuba school at the Melbourne City Baths in 1953. The classes were conducted two nights each week, and staff was trained and students were lectured on how to use and service both air and oxygen equipment.
In 1954-55 diving activity in Australia became much more popular, clubs were formed and local manufacturers started to copy the Porpoise single-hose design. Ted's company outperformed the other overseas manufacturers – giants like Siebe Gorman, Draeger and Scott – and between 1952 and 1975 there were over 12,000 Porpoises manufactured.
To this day, Ted's single-hose regulator concept is still in use. Ahead of his time, and a pioneer of the diving industry in many ways, Ted sadly passed away in 2005. But his mark on the world remains, in the stress-cleansing addiction that is scuba diving.


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And the black pole may once have been blue, probably in about nineteen seventy fi-
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unlike poo,
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like a brown dressing gown.
Indeed the black pole, some may say was once light blue. Evidence for this is the blue speck of paint once on the pole. However, other theories exist as to why this was there.


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Here begins, in six parts, the story of the rise and fall of a small student community in San Francisco's Fillmore District in the years 1962-64. It will be told by three people who lived there, in their own words. However, this installment begins with The Pondering Pig's own ruminations on those lost years in that lost world…
When I finally made it to San Francisco in the summer of 1961, I moved into a boarding house on Twenty-Sixth Street between Castro and Noe. In those days, Noe Valley was a forgotten blue-collar neighborhood at the end of the 24 Divisadero bus line: mostly white, mostly respectable, mostly peaceful. Cats yowled in the backyard outside my window in the night, and that was about it. In those days, old bohemian North Beach had fallen on hard times, but it was still the only cool place to breathe. Twenty-sixth Street was about as far away from the Beach as an aspiring beat poet such as myself could get, and still live in the City.
I was nineteen. I'd traveled through Mexico during the spring. I was too gone to move home. I needed a cheap place. My best friend's girl, Susan Haylock, had moved in too. We were going to go to summer session at San Francisco State. We were two flecks in an immigrant stream heading towards the Haight-Ashbury of the Sixties and beyond to today.
A frazzled-looking Negro woman (In 1961, Negro was still the term of respect) named Louise Amos ran the house. Her hipster husband had run off with a longhaired blonde the year before, and left her to lurch through life on her own. She kept up the best front she could, and was raising their two kids to be friendly and polite. The people at the much larger Fulton Street commune helped her get her own pad up and running.
The Fulton Street People lived in a turreted Queen Anne a couple blocks west of Divisadero Street. They shared everything, except each other, as far as I knew. They shopped, cooked, cleaned house, paid bills communally. I didn't understand their lifestyle, it just was. Sue and I showed up once or twice a week to take bread with them.
They were mostly in their mid-twenties, already formed people. They weren't beat. In fact, I couldn't find anyone in the City who copped to being beat. I learned what I didn't know I knew: people who have found themselves object to being assigned a title of any kind. The Fulton Street people lived together for fun and cheapness.
I learned there were other communes in their network: the Central Street House, the O'Farrell Street House. It was at one of those communes, the O'Farrell Street House, that I scored peyote for my first psychedelic excursion: little green cacti, legally mailed from Rose's Cactus Garden in Laredo, Texas.
When school started for real in the Fall, I learned that communities like these were peppered across the Fillmore District and Potrero Hill. There were student communes and student co-ops and plain old flats where people shared the rent and that's it. There were peacenik communes and folknik co-ops and drugnik flats. There were Wobbly communes and Trotskyite co-ops and grungy flats inhabited by people who liked to drink coke laced with cherry-flavored codeine cough syrup and nobody paid the rent. (Look, I'm assigning them titles. But how else can we talk?) All were inhabited by young Bohemians who lived together by mutual interest or by chance. None were as organized as the Fulton Street House, but they didn't need to be. They were following a well worn path.
What follows is the story of one such community, the 857 Divisadero Street group, important to the little history of my time and place as predecessor to the famous boho rooming house, 1090 Page Street. Which was, in turn, the match to the Haight-Ashbury flash that briefly illuminated the world in 1966-67.
857 Divisadero was inhabited from late 1962 to the summer of 1964 by at least ten young bohemians. People moved in and out, of course, but the mainstays were stage magician and inventor William Dahlgren, avant-garde filmmaker Loren Means, sorcerer Edmund Robere, computational linguist Gerald Keil, art conservator Nathan Zakheim, and the folk musician/ craftsman Rodney Albin. None of them knew then they would have descriptions tacked in front of their names. In those days, they were all, except for Edmund the Mad Magician, kids going to school at San Francisco State.
Rodney Albin, William Dahgren and Edmund Robere aren't around any more, so I asked three of the survivors to write down their memories of those days. Here's their story, told in their own words, beginning as Loren Means graduates from high school in Yankton, South Dakota.


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During the past three years, all of us have noticed a change in India. People have started taking issues seriously. Infact, very seriously. Hunger strikes, protests, beating politicians with their shoes/lead pipes(hasn't happened yet, keenly waiting though :P), scaring the fuck out of the Indian police, writing shit about government, getting arrested for bullshittingly lame reasons and all. All this has become a part of our day to day lives. The good thing is that people are adjusting with it, so that they do not have to adjust for anything in the near future.
During all these protests, I analysed some things about the protesters who willingly/unwillingly take part in these protests.
These protesters come from every part of India to gather at a place where the protest is going on.
Some of them paint the tricolor on their bodies, some have the pale yellow faces, some have no idea whatsoever about what's going on and hence the blue questionmarks on their faces never fail to attract my attention.
The first class includes the protesters who are keen to join any protest no matter what the issue is. They care more about the protests than the issues. I call them freelance protesters. Arvind Kejriwal and Baba Ramdev fall in this category. Also these big crowd-catchy protesters visit the place with a huge amount of cocksuckers followers who shout whatever their leaders are shouting. To THINK before supporting them is not their cup of tea. "Tum aage badho hum tumhare sath hai" is their favourite slogan. Wo aage chahe desh ko khadde me hi kyu na le jaaye. They will follow them like sheep follow their shepherd. A lot of these were seen during the Anna movement.
Then there is the high urban class protesters. They belong to rich families and will come in cars. 1 out of 10 from this class is there to support the cause. Rest have came just because it was sunday and there was no other place to go. Deep down there is one more reason that chalo bhai sharmaji vermaji bhi gaye hai hum nahi jaayenge to society wale kya sochenge. Ironically Vermaji visits the place because they think ki sharmaji gaye hai to hum bhi jaayenge. And Sharmaji is the '1' that I was talking about. So 100 people now, 100 cars, parking space occupied and how many of them are protesting? Stop counting. There aren't many.
Then comes this category of student protesters. They will be the most enthusiastic protesters you will ever see. They will come in large groups with witty and innovative slogans in their hands. Most of them are really there to support the cause. A very few are there to analyse what is happening, more like they have visit the place just to see what's going on. They have no interest in the cause and will pass derogatory and demotivating comments like "kuch nahi hone wala boss ye India hai ye" or "ye to ek yaha bhuka jaanboojh ke baitha hai pata nahi pure India me kitne bhooke sad rahe hai." All of the other guys will always have this urge to slap this kind of guys but they don't kyuki they will defend themselves by saying that we are free to have our own opinion. Yes they are free to have an opinion. Just an opinion. This kind of people will later become politicians. Also there are some groups who think that protests have become a trend in facebook. They will click photographs with candles in their hands, with the poses of salute and with funny banners. You are not looking cool, Sir. You are looking like a FOOL. Get over your facebook already.
Then we have this cheap category of cheap boys who are there to see/harass girls. I just heard of this recent incident that when people were protesting against a rape case at India Gate, a girl filed a complain against four boys who were trying to harass her. Irony is not the word here. No word can justify this cheap act by those cheapsters. So yes these behenchods protesters are the worst we can ever see in any protest.
The next elite class is of our celebrities. Be it bollywood actors/business tycoons/ spiritual gurus, all of them will come for one or two hours to support the cause. They think that this will make a difference. No sir. This won't. Instead when the police will be busy in protecting you, the protest may turn violent due to less security. Either come for a whole day or just show your support on twitter. That's enough. We will retweet it.
The next class belongs to the provoking protesters. These protesters often belong to some or the other political party. They will provoke the other people for violence by doing the same. Nothing can be said about this shameful class. Dudes and dudos, have some shame. Its your country too. Stop this shit. Or someday you yourself might get beaten up.
Then there is this last class of protesters. People like ME. We are there to support the cause as well as we will be observing every situation closely. Our class includes writers, photographers and painters. Just kidding. No such class exists. We visit the place once. Just ONCE.
Okay keeping aside these Protesters, our MPs are no less in creating a hullabaloo. The other day, Abhijeet MuRkhjee, son of bitch President, stated that these protests are just a pink revolution. Women who are protesting here aren't serious and protest just for the sake of protesting. After it created a huge uproar in the media and social networking sites, Mr. Murkhjee retracted his statement. On a TV interview he said that "The things that you guys are inferring were not my intentions, but stilI I take back my statement". But Arnab Goswami interrupted him in between and said "No no no, I don't care about your intentions",[actual quote] , adding "You are not allowed to take back your statement, I made that as an issue on My Newshour debate tonight. You just can't do that." This Arnab guy has balls of steel.
So, this is how our MPs think about what most of our protesters actually are, which is sad. Indeed. I don't know what this country is coming to. But in the end instead of making a bheed for the sake of it, if all of us unite for a good cause, it will bring a CHANGE. India needs a change and we have to bring it. Take the responsibility. Be the change you want to see. Protest with passion. With enthusiasm. Or sit inside quilts and do blogging 😛
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Happy Halloween!!
Thank you for a perfect night, I love you duck baby.
|Purple skinny jeans, puppy shoes, and a pink "scarf".
|Shorts over leggings, this was a two day look.
|Ready to start sweating to the oldies!
|Event: VIP Tea Party
Attire: Pajama top, jeans, sandals, and a bucket hat.
|To cool for school...and to zip up her hoodie.
|Her FAVORITE article of clothing, the lily hat!
|Watching Elmo with Daddy
|The face she makes when we say "smile"


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Wlek fri2ouna bi ri7a taybeh !
Sick and tired of half backed local election speeches vulgarly delivered by erected dicks from all sides, pretending to have my country's best interest at heart.
Like every father, I had dreams and hopes for my son. Such dreams included a happy childhood away from struggle and strife (civil unrest, let alone civil war), and a deep rooted sense of pride in the fact that he was Lebanese. I am fully aware that the "cocodi" has long been gone, the family trips to "Spinneys" by the airport road can no longer be undertaken, "Saint Simon" and "Accapulco" have now been replaced by "Tasli7 ashikmon", that Christmas does no longer officially begin with the lights on Hamra street, and "Toyland" is no longer there. Many memories I would have liked to relive through Tarek (my son). Granted people evolve and things change, but a great part of local history has been wiped out and no one seems to care. None of those erected dicks (running for election) seem to give a damn about keeping this "life line" going. What we are left with today in this cursed country of mine are landmarks reflecting the hatred that has been brewing for years and suddenly exploded.
Today I took my son for a haircut and for a split second I was transported back in time, back to the days when my dad took me to the local barber shop (now we have "salon de coiffure"). It made me realize (although a normal evolution) that even the simplest of experiences I would have liked to share with Tarek is no longer possible; for the times have changed. If only they have changed for the best, I wouldn't have minded. I came to realize that many of my childhood's cherished memories I will never relive or share with him. He will never ride the bumper cars at the "Cocodi", swim in the "Saint Simon", go to Toyland or 2aisar 3amer, cinema Saroulla…. Etc.
At the "salon de coiffure" today I could smell talcum powder and Old Spice, but it was only in my head.
So to my dear leaders (all, with no exception) Wlek fri2ouna bi ri7ha taybeh, but be kind enough to pick any of the following, for it reminds me of days long gone but never forgotten.
In the name of Palestine
If some of you still wonder why I was not able to shed any tear while watching the news early this year; here is a glimpse of some of the reasons why. From the PLO, Fatah, Al Saika, ..etc, all the way to Hamas, even omitting what took place outside my comfort zone (Achille Lauro, Brussels, Athens…etc)
This is where it began
This is when "sisterly" relations became incestuous
And these are a few samples why I lost all tolerance and hope.
Yes I know from the start what many of you will say, and once again I do not give a flying fuck (not to be mistaken by a kassam or a katyusha rocket); but I have raised my son differently.
To those child murderers (who wont understand, or seek to understand) I leave you with the following (and may you rot in hell).
Latino Cristiano Kheriato !
La parole est a mon fils :
"Moi, il y'a quelques jours, je me plaignais du sort de mon cousin mort a la fleur de l'âge. Derrière ca se cachait d'autres réalités beaucoup plus pénibles que la perte d'un être cher. Un enquiquineur, ou plutôt un diable masqué (Roy du cul), un prétendant qui postule le rôle du prêtre m'a démontré indirectement son autre face machiavélique a la quelle, au début j'ai cru. Guillermo sous ses airs angélique et serein a essayer de me convertir a sa secte diabolique. Entre Fifa 2008 sur PS3, son pouvoir d'hypnose, de conviction et de cette vidéos sur Youtube
Je me suis, pour un moment laisser entrainer. Ce cauchemar que j'ai vécu durant les jours passés, je partage avec vous, car si ce n'était pas pour le courage que j'ai eu d'en discuter avec mon père ; je serais peut être (si pas aujourd'hui) mais dans mon prochain future au Pérou faisant partie d'une secte qui se veut Chrétienne.
Le 5 Juillet j'ai perdu un cousin qui avait une joie de vivre plus intense que la mienne. Son frère par contre (que je connaissait beaucoup moins) n'a pas pu me délivrer le bonheur de le connaitre car il était non seulement distant mais accompagné et chaperonné par Guilermo, le faux Christ en qui il croit."
Tarek Hage
N.B: The video that disturbed Tarek the most (Metropolis Pt 2: Scenes from a Memory – Scene 7.2 – 9) has been taken out from youtube.


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LANGHORNE – Rep. Frank Farry (R-Bucks) invites seniors in the 142nd Legislative District and their caregivers to his annual Senior Health Fair on Friday, April 28, from 10 a.m. to noon at the Raymond P. Mongillo Sr. Community Center (Middletown Community Center), located at
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Just wondering if I could pick the brains of some lovely mancunians. I'm moving up to your fine city in august but I'm already sorting out some shows to put on. Now I have a fairly good knowledge of some venues, mainly the Mill and the Deaf insitute but I was hoping to get a good list of all your prefered venues. I'm putting on a varied mix of stuff so venues that work well for acoustic folky stuff to noisy droney stuff with capacities going from 100 to 500 people. Any ideas? Thank yee.
Ruby Lounge is nice but pricey and no real stage but worthit
Night and Day is hotter n hell, pricey, warm beer in bottles, but still gets bands.
Moho Live sucks.
Academy 3 I like for no good reason except the stage reminds me of a post box. Club Academy smells of toilets and is best avoided at all costs.
Anywhere in Chorlton would probably pull in a decent crowd for the folky stuff.
I'll think some more.
nice, thanks gowman.
good to be able to cross a few off. you know what kind of capacity they all are? actually i could probably find out myself.
Ruby Lounge, N&D, Moho Live and Academy 3 are 300-500 I guess (not great with these things)
Depending on where you go in Chorlton the size varies massive. Upstairs in Duclimer is tiny (100MAX) but they have churches which hold a lot as well as other places like the Irish Club which I've never been to. Try Scout/KiK for more info on Chorlton venues. Popcult puts on gigs in town and still appears on here now and again.
The Irish Club had Pains of Being Pure At Heart on last year :)
It's totally old fashioned and horrid but it's quite cool nontheless and has a bit of a cult following.
St Clement's Church is good. Dulcimer has some alright bands on, Vetiver were on recently, but it's just such a crappy layout, we saw Marble Valley there and it was laid out with enormous tables. Stupid.
I really like the Corner in Fallowfield although it's tiny and a silly shape but it's cheap and gets a nice crowd and I always feel like I'm on my holidays when I'm there.
There's a new agey type church on Cross Street that's been used for gigs, I thin Real Estate played there last week. Not been but might be alright and last year Daniel Johnstone and Laura Marling did the Town Hall which must have been AMAZING.
Everyone else has covered the others. Places around the mill are upcoming as Chapel Street is trying to reinvent itself. Pubs like the Crescent have bands on.
It would be interesting to try somewhere new like Noise Lab on Market Street. No idea if that would be allowed or any good but novelty venues are always, well, a novelty.
I have a friend who's a music promoter up here that knows all the good venues, I can get him to speak to you if you like.
thanks guys
you've been a huge help, just need to gather as much of this information as possible.
Ruby Lounge
is probably my favourite of the 300-500size venues outside of Deaf Institute/Islington Mill (Islington Mill might be a bit bigger than that?)
N+D seems to be declining in prominence a bit but still has a reputation- though as Gowman says, hot and pricey.
Saki Bar at the beginning of curry mile seems to be going great guns at the moment, gets sweaty but always seems great for Underachievers etc.
Kings Arms in Salford was excellent for Sounds from The City and a couple of other things I've seen there have been top notch too, not sure of capacity- can't be much more than 100.
Centro can be alright down in the basement but again is absolutely tiny.
I'm quite enjoying Sound Control's top floor though I'm not sure what others think on it at the moment...their main problem seems to be getting proportionate-sized acts to the space they've got, venue itself is pretty nice. Roadhouse is another with a 300 or so capacity but that can curfew early for whatever club night they stick on after.
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I went to Sacred Trinity in Salford last night for the first time for Ben Frost
and that was pretty great. St Phillips church is supposed to be good as well.
Upstairs in Trof NQ for smaller stuff as well. I like Nexus art cafe as well. But neither of them have stuff on that regularly.
ahh the churches, i had heard about them, tim hecker and ben frost in them must have been great.
thanks for the other two shall have a look at them now.
Mill and D I are both good choices.
Nexus is nice - no alcohol though
DON'T use the corner in Fallowfield, god awful place.
Moho - rubbish, full of pay-to-play gigs.
Ruby lounge isn't good, and is especially bad for quiet gigs, as the stage and viewing area is only part of the main room, and the bar staff throw glass loudly and toilet doors slam etc. Plus there's a massive pillar front of the stage.
Agree with Sacred Trinity & St Phillips as good churches for folk gigs. Dulcimer in Chorlton good but small capacity. Upstairs at Britons Protection is good, and the Klondyke in Levenshulme.
Academy 3 has good sound, about 450 capacity.
Royal Northern College of Music is a great seated venue for bigger folk-ish. Saw Final Fantasy there recently, and Bat for Lashes a while back and both worked well.
Yeah, the mill looks great and I'm already talking to them about something.
I just had a good look at the churches and they look nice, better get emailing i think. And the Royal Northern was pretty spectacular but I think i won't be doing anything that big. thanks for the help!
where did my reply go?!
I just said, yup the mill is great and i'm already chatting to them about something.
and the churches also look great so I'll get asking about. thanks for the advice.
I saw Sleigh Bells and Neon Indian at the Corner a few weeks back
Well, I say 'saw'. Could see a single thing for the whole gig. It's like a corridor in there.
It should be illegal for places like that to put on gigs
Who designed a venue where you have to practically walk through the band to get to the toilet (which has no door - just plastic beading)? Or has a bar in the middle of the main part of venue? Saw Times New last year, and my 6'3" boyfriend couldn't see, so me and my 5'2" self had no chance!
The thing is I actually really like the Corner
It's just not good for gigs like that, and especially when they let about 500 people in there.
I really like the Corner too
though I've only been at the front any time I've seen a gig there. Deaf Institute and Mill are hands down the best though. Saki Bar puts on a few gigs too which are pretty good.
kro bar opposite the SU is good for small gigs,
Saw (((girls))) there, think it's free to hire as well. Capacity is about 80 though. The Deaf institute is good AND they serve cocktails! don't live in mcr any more though, so things might well have changed.
the unitarian chapel in the town is a mint venue
Idk if they still do gigs there but I saw Jack Rose/Flower Corsano there and it was ace.
The Evens at the Klondyke was class too. I like walking past the people playing pool to get drinks. Easily impressed yes
was that the one in a new kind of building.
and every one was kind of sitting in a circle? those are kind of the people i'm thinking about as well.
klondyke sounds good but i dunno i've heard some bad things about it. thanks mr mugs.
aye in the room that the gig isn't in
no big deal!
that's the one!
it's like a see through building inside a building? I think. This was over four years ago, shite!
The Klondyke is a bit out of the way but I always liked it. Not that I ever promoted anything mind. I saw Dalek open for Acid Mothers Temple and Enablers there too. Dalek in the corner set up on a pub table \m/
ok that does sound pretty cool
dalek, acid mothers and enablers? insane.
That gig was awesome
Im pretty sure the Klondyke is free to hire as well. There used to be loads and loads of amazing gigs upstairs at The Phoenix - I think the promoters had an "understanding" with the current owner at the time though, meaning they got it for free (i think) - thats probably not the case anymore but it was a fantastic space for gigs! I really miss it actually.
nobody's said anything about the Roadhouse?
There's never any good gigs on there anymore but it still sounds amazing and its a pretty good space. Oh, and the Ruby Lounge is Gash.
my girlfriend actually recommended me that place
looks like it might be more of a rock venue than a folk or noise.
I've seen Mark Kozelek in there before
Folk and noise would definitely still work.
ah cool, noted
i'm thinking of someone similarish to him, kind of.
Ive seen all sorts in Roadhouse before
Also...nobodys mentioned Star and Garter - seen Q and Not U, Enablers and Need New Body in there - its good!
Upstairs at the Phoenix was properly good
the bigger room at the Phoenix was quality too, but I saw so many great gigs in the upstairs one. There wasn't a stage but you could still well enough. Grails played there when they were still on Neurot and doing the good post rock thing with the slightly wayward violin guy. Medications & Trencher were great in that room too. NOSTALGIA
another one that was totally there in 2006
was the Scubar basement. Which was factually tiny. But it was very cool when everyone was sitting on the floor listening to some acoustic guitar bloke there.
I'm a big fan of Fuel in Withington for a smaller gig,
Its a lovely little place and CAN have a decent sound. Don't ever go anywhere near Kro bar, what an awful soul sucking venue that is.
thanks nick
all going in the mie book of events.
Band on the Wall
not been yet mind
its more about finding the right promoters
the thing i went to as saki with some disers seems like it might be ur bag, i cant remember who promoted that though anyone?
my bands done night and day, dry bar, moho, ruby louge, etc. All of which felt very much about numbers rather than much, the moho in particular with 10 bands in 2 rooms felt like a meat market for acts and the guys just seemed to care about getting cash only.
the guy that runs the night and day is ok though and for a week night its a relaxed and balanced enough affair.
hmm where else... avoid jebbez clegg and academy unsigned is a sell u tickets to sell deal.
cheers dude for the info
but i'm going up as a promoter and putting on my own nights not playing them!
I'm surprised by the recommendations of The Ruby Lounge and The Corner.
Unless you're in the front row, you can't see the acts at all.
For sound, atmosphere and actually being able to watch the band, I would say The Deaf Institute is the best. Hands down, in fact. Although I'm unsure on price and availability (it seems to be booked up quite far in advance).
Salford Trinity is also really nice for smaller crowds (plus I live, like, 2 mins walk away).colesy this'd this
The Ruby Lounge is awful, the massive pillars get in the way so much.
I like the Corner, but only because the few times I've been I've been at the front where I can see. It would be terrible to be anywhere else.
The DI is my fave by a mile, although Trof in the city centre also put on gigs on the top floor.
The little churches in Chorlton and one in Salford are also very nice for gigs.
thanks guys
yeah this is what i'm seem to being told, the deaf institute is one of the best with the smaller churches also being lovely.
thanks stephen
i'll have a look at that first one but yeah if the acoustics aren't great i should check it out a bit. thats oneof the most annoying things about venues.
Klondyke, yup the location would be the main drawback, and my female aid is pretty adamant its crap, hah.
DI is sounding like it be good, its definitely firmly in my list.
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you cunt
you moving up anyway?
also need to talks about supersonic accomodation.
touring in it bitch
manchester lot fucked up but gave us a day in a studio to say sorry.
Yes...etap pileup.
And I owe you $$ for ATP. Can I give you it in July? How much? etc etc
touring? nice, i've never heard your tunes ferdo, send me something.
that sucks about the no date, but ain't too bad to get in a studio! you recorded anything?
etap? right on. yeah sure thing, i think you'll be sharing with a french friend of liz's a cool dude, well 4 berth self catering will be about 175, but one of the best lineups ever.
I really like
Charlies on Harter Street. I saw Patrick Wolf and The Go! Team there when they were just starting out and thye were both really memorable gigs. It's very intimate there as there is no stage.
After speaking to the owner one night, I seem to remember it being a reasonable price too.
Well, I don't really have anything to add
So I'll just reiterate some sentiments
Upstairs at Dulcimer is nice for small folky gigs (Sam Amidon was there recently)
Ben Frost at Trinity Church was amazing, what a setting for such music.
I absolutely love Band on the Wall (and have dreamt about Trouble Books there btw)
Ruby Lounge is a lovely venue, have only seen Fink there, but Faust and Grails have played as well.
and yup those all sound good
dulcimer, trinity church and band on the wall all sound lovely. well now you mention trouble books i might be looking about something for them ;) nothing cemented though yet.
Green Room hasn't been mentioned yet
That's alright but the only bit I've been in is like an audotorium. Pineapple Folk used this regularly for a while.
I've also seen some gigs at the Dancehouse on Oxford Road which is a similar set up but good for the right band.
Green Room does look nice.
seems to be a huge wealth of venues up n Manchester, things look interesting.
we put on gigs
at Saki Bar. There are two good sized rooms. People seem to forget that the likes of No Age and Deerhunter all played there before playing bigger Manchester venues. If you need anymore details then you can message me :)
Haven't Fuck Buttons played there too?
Amongst others ( I know Memory Tapes have).
yeah I've seen old posters with that
and danananananaykroyd
I am sure too much Stella made him do it
I really hope that's not true (doesn't sound it but you never know).
nah licence hasn't been lost
...one person complained about the noise on the dubstep nights, which don't happen there anymore now. Definitely no guns involved...that's crazy!
Do Islington Mill and Sacred Trinity
they're only across the road from me and i really can't be bothered going into town anymore.
thats what i'm hoping for.
those two look ace, now to actually book some bands. bit early though i suppose with some things.
don't suppose you know roughly how many sacred trinity fits? the nice reverend hasn't gotten back to me yet.
I second IM and ST
they're both much easier for me to get home as well...
Sacred Trinity holds about 120, I'd guess...
The Deaf institute
is hands down my favourite venue in Manchester. I love that place. I really like the Islington Mill as well, though I've only been a few times. Night and day is though there aren't enough gigs there any more.
The Ruby Lounge and Roadhouse are lovely places but awful for gigs, you have to be at the front to see anything. I tend to go to the Leeds date when bands play at those venues.
Academy 3 is great, club academy is good if you're standing in the right place.
Satan's might be worth looking at as well? Been to some really good gigs there and bands always find the "scenery" a bit different!
The Bayhorse and TV21 may be worth checking out for smaller gigs, though I've only been to those places once each so I don't know too much about them.


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