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NID Admission 2017 – National Institute of Design
NID Admission 2017
NID Admission 2017 – National Institute of Design is announce the admission details for B.Des and M.Des programs for the academic session 2017 – 2018. These Admissions for academic session 2017 -2018 will involve a design aptitude test, studio test and personal interview. To pursue a career in design, the institute offers design courses in various domains. Entrance exam for the bachelor and master courses is known as the NID Design Aptitude Test (DAT).
NID Admission 2017
The process of Admission to NID for B.Des. and M.Des. programs consists of three stages:
- Stage 1: Design Aptitude Test (DAT) (Prelims and Main Exam)
- Stage 2: Studio Test
- Stage 3: Personal Interview
NID DAT shall conducted at various test centres in cities across India. Based on the scores obtained in DAT (stage 1), shortlisted candidates for B.Des. and M.Des. will have to appear for the stage 2 and 3 exams of the admissions process, at Ahmedabad, Bengaluru and Gandhinagar campuses and shortlisted candidates for GDPD (NID Vijayawada) may have to appear for a second round of exams as announced separately by NID Vijayawada.
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Schedule for the NID Admission 2017 is given below.
|Last date for submitting online application
|28 Nov 2016 (02:00 PM)
|last date for submitting online application with payment of late fees
|02 Dec 2016 (02:00 PM)
|Download Admit card for DAT Prelims
|20 Dec 2016
|DAT Prelims Exam (M.Des, B.Des and GDPD)
|DAT Mains Exam for overseas candidates (Both M.Des and B.Des)
|09 Jan to 10 Jan 2017
|Window to challenge DAT Prelims Part I answer key
|18 Jan to 20 Jan 2017
|Uploading final answer key of DAT Prelims
|27 Jan 2017
|DAT Prelims result for M.Des
|07 Feb 2017
|Download Admit Card for DAT Mains for M.Des
|14 Feb 2017
|DAT Prelim results for B.Des and GDPD
|28 Feb 2017
|Download Admit Card for DAT Mains for B.Des and GDPD
|07 Mar 2017
|DAT Mains for M.Des
|13 Mar to 31 Mar 2017
|DAT Mains for B.Des and GDPD in Ahmedabad
|15 May to 20 May 2017
|Merit list I for M.Des
|02 May 2017
|Merit list I for B.Des and GDPD
|31 May 2017
Answer Key
The answer key published by the NID on the official website at www.nid.edu. Window to challenge DAT Prelims Part I answer key is available from 18 to 20 Jan 2017. Kindly login to your account & check the answer key.
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Admit Card
Admit card is issued by the NID on the official website at www.nid.edu. The Admit card / hall ticket is the essential document to be carried at the time of test & Interviews. It is contain specifics such as candidate's name, roll number, exam center details.
NID Admission Eligibility Criteria
For B.Des Course: Applications for academic year 2017–18 are open to applicants who have passed or will appear for higher secondary (10+2) qualifying examinations in the academic year 2016–17 from any recognized board of education such as CBSE, IB, ICSE or their equivalent.
For M.Des Course: Applicants must either have appeared for (results awaited), passed, or will appearing for any of the following degree examinations before July 2017:
- Bachelor's degree in any discipline under the 10+2+4 (or more) system, from any university or institute recognized by law in India.
- Diploma in design under the 10+2+4 system, from any university or institute recognized by law in India. OR
- Applicants must either have appeared for (results awaited) or passed, before July 2016, a Bachelor's degree in any discipline under the 10+2+3 system from any university or institute recognized by law in India.
NID Admission for Overseas Category Candidates
Foreign citizens—applicants holding citizenship of a country other than the Republic of India—are eligible to apply under the overseas category, provided they fulfill all the eligibility criteria.
Of the seats available for the M.Des. and B.Des. programs, 15% supernumerary seats created for overseas applicants. The actual number of seats available under Overseas category are as follows:
- Master of Design (per specialization) – 02
- Bachelor of Design, NID Ahmedabad – 15
Based on the scores obtained in DAT, separate merit lists shall prepared for each category (General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST & PH). Shortlisted candidates will called for the Studio Test and Personal Interviews.
Based on the Merit list of DAT Prelims, eligible candidates will have to appear for DAT Mains. The number of candidates shortlisted will no less than three times the number of seats available per category in that discipline or program (please refer to Section 3 of this handbook to see the total number of seats available). If the total scores of two or more candidates in the DAT Prelims are the same, they will assigned the same rank.
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Durham community events from Sunday, May 22, to Saturday, May 28.
Nasher free day
Free Family Day is from noon to 4 p.m. at the Nasher Museum of Art, 2001 Campus Drive, Durham. The event will feature live entertainment, hands-on activities and a gallery hunt. Free museum admission. bit.ly/1WuLboB
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Sister Cities celebration
A celebration to mark the 60th anniversary of Sister Cities International is from 3-4:30 p.m. at the Main Library, 300 N. Roxboro St., Durham. The City of Durham has five Sister Cities: Arusha, Tanzania; Durham, United Kingdom; Kostroma, Russia; Toyama, Japan; and Zhuzhou, Hunan Province, China.
The event, co-sponsored by Sister Cities of Durham and the Durham Library Foundation, will feature programs on arts and culture, youth, education, business, trade and community development. For more information: 919-560-0268, bit.ly/1Toc3DO.
Blood drives
Several blood drives for the American Red Cross will be held through the end of May. redcrossblood.org
▪ American Red Cross Durham Blood Donation Center, 4737 University Drive, No. 3: Mondays, 2:30-7 p.m.; Wednesdays, 2-7 p.m.; Thursdays and Fridays, 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; fourth Sunday of the month, noon to 4:30 p.m.
▪ 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday, May 23: Durham Exchange Club Industries, 1717 E Lawson St.
▪ 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, May 24: Duke University Bryan Center, 120 Science Drive
Nasher programs
Representatives of the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University will provide information on the education programs available at the museum. The program is at 7 p.m. at the Main Library, 300 N. Roxboro St., Durham. 919-560-268
Valor Games
The Valor Games Southeast begin at 8:30 a.m. at the Dean Smith Center at UNC-Chapel Hill, 300 Skipper Bowles Drive. The free event is a competition for disabled veterans and disabled members of the Armed Forces.
Another event is scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, May 25, at Cameron Indoor Stadium and K-Ville at Duke University, 115 Whitford Drive, Durham. For more information: bit.ly/15IzuBX.
Real estate seminars
The Durham Business and Professional Chain is sponsoring a free informational series on real estate topics from 6-8:30 p.m. Tuesdays through June 14 at Nzinga's Café in the Phoenix Crossing Shopping Center, 826 Fayetteville St., Suite 110.
The program "Identify Great Rental Properties" will be presented this week. Registration is required: 919-683-1047, www.durhamchain.org.
Other scheduled programs: May 31, "Locating Financing for Investment Real Estate;" June 7, "Understanding Real Estate Contracts;" and June 14, "Getting Your Property Ready for Resale or Rental."
Durham Lions Club
The Durham Lions Club meets at 12:15 p.m. Wednesdays at the Durham Lions Club Scout Center, 1850 Hillandale Road. The meeting includes a buffet lunch, short business meeting and a speaker. Visitors and guests may attend. bit.ly/1NTfht2
Farmers' Market
The Durham Farmers' Market is open from 3:30-6:30 p.m. at 501 Foster St. Beginning Wednesday, June 1, the market's hours will change to 3-6 p.m.
The market also is launching a customer loyalty program June 1. Customers will collect one punch on their loyalty cards for each Wednesday they shop at the market. After 10 punches, customers will receive a gift from the market. For more information: durhamfarmersmarket.com.
Northgate Jams
Northgate Mall's old-time, bluegrass and country jam sessions are 6-9 p.m. Wednesdays near the mall's Center Court, 1058 W. Club Blvd. All musicians are welcome.
Color in the garden
The Sarah P. Duke Gardens is hosting the program "How Color Influences Your Garden" from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Cost: $12 to $15. To register: 919-668-1707 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
'Museum Mixtape'
The screening of "Museum Mixtape" is from 5:30-8 p.m. at the Nasher Museum of Art, 2001 Campus Drive, Durham. Free with museum admission. bit.ly/1WEapjS
Barbecue book
Author Rien Fertel will discuss his new book, "The One True Barbecue: Fire, Smoke, and the Pitmasters Who Cook the Whole Hog," at 7 p.m. at The Regulator Bookshop, 720 Ninth St., Durham. Picnic restaurant will provide barbecue samples. 919-286-2700, regulatorbookshop.com
Blues on the Plaza
Durham blues legend John Dee Holeman and Mel Melton and the Wicked Mojos perform from 6:30-9 p.m. in the final concert of this year's Blues on the Plaza series at Northgate Mall, 1058 West Club Blvd., Durham. Free. Bring lawn chairs. Coolers are not allowed; food trucks will be on site. northgatemall.com
Listen up
Audio Under the Stars opens its summer series from 8-10 p.m. at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, 1317 W. Pettigrew St., Durham. "Bad Advice and Second Chances" is the scheduled program. Rain date is Friday, June 3.
Other programs in the series: June 17, "Destination Unknown: Trips, Travels and Unexpected Journeys;" July 22, "Danger: "Tales of Mischief and Misfortune;" Aug. 26, "Work It: Stories of Labor and Leisure." firstname.lastname@example.com
Mural bike tour
A bike tour of murals in downtown Durham is from 10-11:30 a.m. The tour will depart from the Durham Farmers Market, 501 Foster St. Check-in is at 9:45 a.m. All skill levels are welcome. Free.
The tours will be held each fourth Saturday of the month through November and are sponsored by Preservation Durham, the Museum of Durham History and the Nasher Museum. bit.ly/1WEapjS
Living history
Living historians dressed as soldiers from the American Revolution to the war in Iraq will be on site from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Bennett Place, 4409 Bennett Memorial Road, Durham. The event will continue from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, May 29. Free.
For more information, call 919-383-4345, email email@example.com or visit bennettplacehistoricsite.com.
Durham Chess Club
The Durham Chess Club meets for casual chess from 2-4:30 p.m. Saturdays at the North Regional Library, 221 Milton Road. Sets, boards and instructions are provided. All ages and skill levels are welcome. 919-479-7020, email@example.com
▪ An art and food truck market is open from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturdays at 214 Hunt St. facebook.com/HuntStMarket
▪ The Durham Farmers' Market is open from 8 a.m. to noon at 501 Foster St. durhamfarmersmarket.com
▪ The Durham Roots Farmers' Market is open from 8 a.m. to noon Saturdays near Stadium 10 Theaters at Northgate Mall, 1058 W. Club Blvd., Durham.
▪ The South Durham Farmers' Market is open from 9 a.m. to noon in the Greenwood Commons Shopping Center at 5410 N.C. Highway 55.
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In this Beijing City Tour,you can not only walk through all the must-visit sites in Beijing but also explore Beijing's most historical and majestic mosque– Niujie Mosque which is filled with local markets,shops,Muslim hotels and restaurants.
To escape from summer heat like the Empress Dowager Cixi from Qing Dynasty, you can take a royal river cruise from the wharf of the Temple of Longevity to Summer Palace. This Beijing River Cruise Tour includes one hour royal river cruise which provides a different experience and makes you enjoy the scenery along Beijing's waterways.It's one of the most popular Beijing City Tours.You can not miss it.
In this one day Beijing city tour,you will visit Tiananmen Square,The Great Hall of the People and see the Monument to the People's Heroes and Mao Zedong Memorial Hall. It also can be called Forbidden City Tour Package for you will pass through the Tiananmen Tower under the immense portrait of Mao Zedong and enter the Forbidden City to learn the Imperial Era of Chinese history.You can not miss this Beijing day trip.
This is a private Beijing tour with your own tour guide & driver. Immerse in the 300-year old courtyard with detailed account of the hutong and courtyard culture. 30-minute pedicab drive through the most typical hutongs in Beijing. Pass through quaint 800-year-old Tobacco Pipe Lean Street. Ascend the two-storey Drum Tower and so on. This Beijing Hutong trip,as a popular one in Hutong Sightseeing Tour Package,will impress you deeply.
This China Beijing Tour will give you 2 days Beijing highlights exploration followed by a private transfer from Beijing city to your ship at Tianjin Port. You can not only visit all must-see site in ancient Beijing but also see the beutiful scenery along the bank.
Described as "one of the world's great cities", Beijing has been an integral part of China's history for centuries. This Beijing tour starts with a private transfer from Tianjin Cruise Port to Beijing and includes all of the "must see" sights in Beijing.By this small group tour,you can have a better understanding of a city blessed with more than 5,000 years of history.And you can also enjoy the cruise in Tianjin Port.You will certainly have an unforgettable China tour.
During this Beijing to Tibet tour, you will witness the devotion of Buddhist pilgrims, monasteries, intricate patterns of colorful Tibetan art, ancient architectural wonders which are all in Tibet! The combination of Beijing Highlight Tour with Lhasa tour excellently shows the diversity of China.
Take a Beijing one day tour of the east section of Ping'an Avennue. Walking along Shichahai Lake Area and the Yandaixiejie Street is the most attracting part of this Beijing day tour package. In this Beijing day tour,you can also visit Drum Tower and Bell Tower ( including entrance to Bell Tower ), Bird Nest and Water Cube.
Ming Dynasty Wall Relics Park, The Outer City's Southern Moat, Yongdingmen Tower, Temple of Heaven, Dashilan and Qianmen Street are all the representative beijing tourist spots of the south part. So taking this Beijing City Tour Package you can appreciate the essence sites of Beijing together!
During this Beijing Day Tour,you will pass through Tiananmen Square, Xidan Commercial Street west of Tiananmen Square, visit the Financial Street, the city economic center and China Millennium Monument ushering in the Year of 2000. Ascending the old CCTV Tower to have a bird's-eye view of Beijing is also a wonderful experience in your Beijing tour.
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Dear We arrived in Beijing and were met by Amy from your company, we found Amy to be a fabulous tour guide, he was extremely knowledgeable about Beijing and China, he also taught us to speak a few Chinese words such as hello, thank you and goodbye. The Forbidden City, Summer Palace ,The Great Wall and the Pearl Factory were our highlights along with the Beijing Acrobatics (recommended and arranged ... more


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Primary Category: Literature / Nonfiction
Genre: Memoir
Summary:Neely Tucker, a white journalist from Mississippi on assignment to Zimbabwe, and his wife, Vita, an African American from Detroit, volunteer to spend time with orphaned and abandoned children, many victims of the desperation caused by AIDS. In the orphanage, where a distressing number of children die due to lack of medicines or basic materials, or lack of adequate staff training, they come upon and find themselves deeply drawn to a particularly tiny, sick, vulnerable baby, abandoned in the desert. The director of the orphanage picks a name for her as she does for the other orphans: Chipo.
Primary Category: Literature / Fiction
Summary:The editor solicited this collection of thirteen stories on the theme of entrapment from experienced young adult fiction writers. They represent a variety of kinds of entrapment: in a relationship too serious too early; in an abusive relationship; in a body distorted through the psychological lens of anorexia; in a dream world; in a canyon fire; in a web of secrets woven in an abused childhood; in a maze with a minotaur; in a habit of perfectionism; in the sites of urban violence; in dementia induced by post-traumatic stress (long remembered by a Viet Nam vet); in an unsought relationship with a lost and disturbed brother; in poverty. In each of the stories an adolescent protagonist encounters some challenge either to find his or her way out of a trap, or to understand others' entrapments. The stories vary widely in setting and style, but held together by this theme, they serve to enlarge understanding of the ways in which any of us may find ourselves entrapped, and how "liberation" may require both imagination and compassion.
Franklin Hata, comfortably retired from his medical supply business, reflects on his life--a life that spans several continents, three cultures (ethnic Korean brought up in Japan and emigrating in adulthood to the U.S.), service as a medic in World War II (in the Imperial Army of Japan), adoptive fatherhood, and a fizzled out romance with a well-to-do suburban Caucasian widow. At first out of place in the wealthy New York suburb where he settled, Hata has worked hard to achieve acceptance there, taking pains to fit in, creating no disturbances, never complaining, even when provoked by thoughtless schoolchildren or narrow minded adults.
The major disappointment of his adult life has been his tempestuous relationship with his adopted mixed-race daughter, Sunny, who left his home to live on her own when only a teenager. Even failed parenthood, however, has been absorbed by Hata. For although Hata claims that he had always wished to "pass through with something more than a life of gestures," (299) in fact he has labored to maintain equilibrium with a carefully designed "gesture life" of daily routine and superficial social niceties.
In the idleness of retirement and the solitude of his large, empty Tudor home, disturbing memories impinge on these routines and force a re-evaluation of his life and his relationship with the estranged Sunny. As a young medic during World War II, Hata had undergone an emotional and moral crisis when he fell in love with one of the Korean "comfort women" brought into his care in the Japanese army camp (in Burma) to which he was assigned. In the midst of rape and murder, Hata had to make choices, and these choices he can no longer justify to himself.
Further, he comes to understand that his relationship with his daughter has been colored by those long ago events. "In a way, it was a kind of ignoring that I did, an avoidance of her as Sunny -- difficult, rash, angry Sunny -- which I masked with a typical performance of consensus building and subtle pressure, which always is the difficult work of attempting to harmonize one's life and the lives of those whom one cherishes." (284)
Primary Category: Performing Arts / Film, TV, Video
Genre: Film
Six childless women from the United States are in an unnamed Latin American country (filmed in Acapulco, Mexico), fulfilling a residence requirement while they wait to adopt babies. The owner of the hotel they stay in (Rita Moreno) and her brother, a lawyer, both make a profit from this delay. The film explores the experiences of the six women and of the people of the place from which their children will come, a place of which they see only a small part of the surface.
The Americans' stories are juxtaposed with that of a young woman who cleans the hotel rooms, who gave up her own baby for adoption "up north," and a pregnant fifteen-year-old middle class girl whose mother takes her to Miami, presumably for an abortion. The film also looks at the implications of political activism which is, for the men in the film, necessary but, for the women, appears to come at the cost of security and domestic stability.
The hotel owner's son criticizes the adoptions as a form of "Yankee cultural imperialism," yet even as we are persuaded by his view, we are swayed by the film's telling contrast between the futures offered by the American women and the lives of the city's glue-sniffing street children. The film ends with two of the women about to receive their adoptive children.
As much about the abusive treatment of women, and the clash of traditional and contemporary mores as it is about the HIV/AIDS pandemic, this beautifully crafted novel tells the story of a nineteen-year-old Mosa (for mosadi--woman) who has already lost two brothers to AIDS. The reader is caught up in the mega-deaths and non-mention of the dreaded acronym, AIDS, as the story unfolds. At their brother's gravesite Mosa's one remaining living brother is halted as he shovels in the final loads of earth: "All around him were fresh graves . . . He looked at the not fresh, fresh graves, and noted the dates of birth. Young people who had died prematurely . . . He had known about their long illnesses, their deaths and their funerals." (p. 20)
The author is the first (and only) female judge of the High Court of Botswana and a human rights activist. She is internationally renowned for bringing about the Dow Case, which challenged Botswana nationality laws; she argued successfully for revisions allowing women to pass their nationality on to their children.
Primary Category: Literature / Poetry
Genre: Collection (Poems)
In this collection, Judith Arcana brings together her long-standing feminist activism, especially for reproductive health and abortion rights, and her gifts as a poet. Although Arcana's activism dates back to the early seventies, most of the poems in the book were written between 1998 and 2004. They draw from "the lives of women and girls I know or have simply encountered" (xi).
The collection is divided into four sections: "Separating argument from fact," "Information rarely offered," "Don't tell me you didn't know this," and "Here, in the heart of the country." Spoken in first, second, or third person, these poems evoke the myriad individual situations in which women of childbearing age become pregnant, and the trajectories their lives may take as a result.
The title of the collection derives from one of its poems ("What if your mother") and the related, immediately preceding poem, "My father tells me something, 1973" (6-7). Arguing back to those who confront her with, "What if your mother had an abortion? . . . they mean me," the speaker/poet answers, "then I say she did . . . . "What if, what if. / What's the point of asking this phony question?"
From the preceding poem, the reader has learned, along with the speaker listening to her father in 1973, that the poet's mother had an abortion in the Depression era, early in marriage. With this juxtaposition of poems we are introduced early in the book to the complexity of the issues surrounding pregnancy, parenthood, and abortion and to the timeline of a continuing national and personal debate. This complexity is the subject of the collection.
Primary Category: Literature / Nonfiction
Genre: Memoir
Summary:Having remarried after a long and partly happy life with a woman who bore him three sons, novelist Campbell Armstrong lives in rural Ireland with his second wife. He learns that his first wife, who works in Phoenix, has advanced lung cancer and, with his second wife's blessing, goes to spend time with her and their grown sons. In the course of that trip, he reflects on their life together, their romance, his alcoholism and its effect on their family, their move to the U.S., their losses, and the remarkably enduring affection between them and, surprisingly, between the first wife and the second.
Primary Category: Literature / Fiction
Genre: Short Story
The story is told by a man living in "the drooling ward," part of a California mental institution. The narrator has been in the ward over 25 years; he helps feed and care for the others. He calls himself a "feeb"--feeble minded--but believes himself to be better than the droolers and certainly better than the stuck-up "epilecs" who though they seem normal throw such terrible fits. He feels as if he could get released from the hospital at any time, but he would rather stay. He tells of the two times he left the hospital. The first time, he was adopted by a couple that ran a ranch. He was forced to do many chores and the man beat him. He snuck off and returned to the home. The second time, he ran away with two "epilecs," but they were hungry and afraid of the dark so returned.
Summary:Toward the end of the Spanish Civil War, Manuel's biological father, Jorge de Son Major, dies, finally recognizing him in his will. His social father, Jose Taronji, had been killed only two years before. Manuel, newly rich but philosophically impoverished, seeks a secular spiritual father in "Jeza", an imprisoned rebel leader, and Jose's comrade. When Jeza is killed, Manuel informs his wife, Marta, and together they plan a final revolt. They use Jorge de Son Major's boat, Antinea, to deliver rebel documents, then make one final, "crazy," fatal stand, to honor and mourn Jeza, to remember and create themselves.
A surgical resident named Thor Bitterbaum happens to be in attendance when the fatally wounded President John Kennedy arrives at Parkland Hospital in Dallas. He immediately remembers the work of a scientist who had performed some successful cloning experiments. In the twinkling of an eye, he locates a liquid nitrogen container and freezes a sample of the President's tissue. He then locates G. K. Kellogg, a multimillionaire who is willing to foot the bill to clone President Kennedy. Kellogg's plan is to reproduce the major events of Kennedy's life so that his "son" has essentially the same experience as JFK and grows up to be elected President of the United States.
Not surprisingly, some things go wrong with the plan, but, in general, the whole bizarre scheme works out as G. K. and "Uncle" Thor intend it to. Joshua Francis Kellogg, the cloned child, eventually learns his origin, rebels against his "father's" plan, blows his cover by writing a book about his experience, but ultimately becomes a successful politician just as G. K. had envisioned.


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Kalisto Entertainment
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|Incorporated company
|Interactive entertainment
|1990-10-? (Atreid Concept SA)[1]
1995 (Mindscape Bordeaux SA)
1996 (Kalisto Entertainment SA)
2000-06-? (Kalisto Entertainment USA Inc.)
Key people
|Nicolas Gaume, founder & CEO
Number of employees
|~350 in 2001
Kalisto Entertainment was a French video game development company founded by Nicolas Gaume at age 19.
The company began as Atreid Concept in 1990 and later created the distribution label Kalisto in 1992, which became Kalisto Entertainment's namesake. In late 1993 Atreid Concept became part of Mindscape Inc. as Mindscape Bordeaux. Nicolas Gaume later bought Mindscape Bordeaux back in 1996, and renamed the company Kalisto Entertainment.[2]
Kalisto Entertainment declared bankruptcy in 2002 (same time as the Dot-com bubble), and company officials were found without fault by a criminal court in 2006. Civil trials are still under way. Nicolas Gaume was condemned to pay 200,000 euros by the French Stock Market Authority for repeated misinformation of his stockholders.[citation needed]
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|From left: Marc Jacobs, Vera Wang, J. Mendel, Matthew Williamson, Peter Som.
(1.) You'll Get Reacquainted With Velvet.
The fabric of your childhood dressy-dress was everywhere. It has Anne Rice tendencies at Peter Som, but Vera Wang brings it safely to sunrise with a chaste olive suit.
|From left: Ralph Lauren, Michael Kors, Proenza Schouler, Doo.Ri, Zac Posen.
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Borrow From the Boys.
And think about Savile Row. At Ralph Lauren, the menswear trend meant gray; it meant pinstripes; it meant three not-so-easy pieces. For something less literal, throw a tweed jacket over Proenza Schouler's mod, Paco Rabanne-y chain-mail tunics.


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We're located 4 miles North of Beautiful Boulder Junction. For spring, summer and fall as well, this modern two bedroom cabin offers comfortable accommodations on Little Kitten Lake. This lake connects to Big Kitten and Wildcat Lakes giving you more than 375 acres of water to fish for muskies, walleye, crappie, LM and SM bass and panfish. All three lakes are Class A Muskie Lakes.
Wildcat has five islands, great scenery and plenty of structure for anglers to explore. Don't forget to check out the photos on this site to see some of the fish caught on these three great lakes.
The Northern Highland American Legion State Forest is only about 20 yards from our cabin door for excellent deer, bear and grouse hunting. Our guests have full access to a private beach, playground, and free wireless internet. For your safety and convenience, we also have a landline telephone in the cabin. With all the conveniences of home, Cabin Fever is a perfect place to reconnect with the family.
This modern and cozy cabin offers comfortable accommodations for up to five people. Included are two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, gas fireplace, and a three season porch to offer great views of the lake.
Moor your boat to our own private dock. Boats and motors are available to rent at a reasonable fee in town. There are bike rentals in town as well for the miles and miles of paved bike trails.
Boulder Junction offers 194 lakes in a ten mile radius with plenty of fishing opportunities for all. Downtown has several art galleries, bait shop, specialty shopping stores, a grocery store, gas station, hardware store, marine dealerships and gift shops along with several terrific restaurants. This is all within 10 minutes from the cabin.
Check our rate page for date availability and rates.
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The Malaysia International Halal Showcase or MIHAS is the largest and best platform for halal industry leader to showcase their products at an international level. It brings with international visitors, traders to the same forum. MIHAS delivers opportunities across the global halal markets. MIHAS feature a diverse range of halal product and services, from food to non-food, personal care, pharmaceuticals, and service in finance, logistics and packaging among others.
MIHAS is an annual 4-day trade exhibition held from 4th until 7th April 2018 at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It will attract the participation of over 1000 exhibitors from more than 40 countries this year.
Albéa Indonesia carries the Halal Packaging in cosmetic product will join the MIHAS 2018. Albéa Indonesia is welcoming the customer and visitor to discover and join the atmospheres of halal packaging. Come and visit Albéa Indonesia at Booth #2170~2171. Grow your cosmetic packaging and create packaging opportunies with Albéa Indonesia. You are cordially invited!
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Visit Albéa Indonesia teams at Cosmobeauté Indonesia 2016, 13 to 15 Oct 2016 at Jakarta Convention Centre (JCC) Indonesia. Cosmobeauté Indonesia is the largest and attractive professional event...read more
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PT Techpack Asia (CRP Semarang ALBEA) received the Halal Certificate & Certificate Assurance System 23000 with the value of Excellence (Grade A) and Halal certificate in recognition of the success of...read more
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Visit Albéa Indonesia teams at IMATS Sydney 2017, 22 to 23 July 2017 at Royal Hall of Industries Sydney, Australia. IMATS Sydney is the make-up world's biggest gathering . Thousands of make-up...read more
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Albea Indonesia succeed to won the award as Best of The Best supplier of cosmetic manufacturer with Wardah, Make Over & Emina as a brand. Award given to Mr. David Tanudisastro (Managing Director...read more
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If you aren't familiar with the website http://www.billmurraystory.com/ you should be, and fortunately now are.
Anyway, we thought it seemed like fun, so we decided to do our own. Here it is. Enjoy it in all it's Bill Murray inspired glory.
It was last orders at the bar, as I solemnly drained the bubble fuzz from the bottom of my pint glass I was thinking about how the only human interaction I had had all day was the mumbling requests for booze I directed at the barmaid. I spend the majority of my days staring into various screens, seeing my own slowly ageing face reflected in their semi reflective surfaces. I come to the bar with some half arsed expectation of falling into conversation with some interesting or colourful character, but too often I consider most of the other lost souls I encounter unworthy of my time. So smugly I sit on my own, feeling superior and lonely. The world is full of idiots and I count myself above but among them.
As the barmaid called out that it was time for us to start making our ways elsewhere I heard someone new come through the doors and take a place in the seat next to me, I didn't bother to look up and instead continued staring intently at the empty glass I was now pointlessly rotating in the hopes it might magically refill. I heard the man next to me cough for attention and ask the barmaid for a coffee, I glanced at her to see that she didn't even look up or stop what she was doing before calmly telling him that he was in a bar, not a coffee shop, so he then asked for a beer which is when she told him they were closed anyway. All this information seemed to be news to him and he replied with an informed "oh!", I felt his eyes on me and reluctantly resigned myself to the fact that he was going to now turn to me for information. "Do you know a decent place a fella can get a cup of coffee around here?" the voice sounded familiar, like a childhood friend you hadn't seen in years, I turned to greet an already smiling face, it was skeletal and wrinkled, but there was a regal nature to his bone structure. His skin was imperfect and pockmarked, he had likely had severe acne as a young man, but there was a twinkle in his eyes that lit his whole face up with charm and playful beauty. He broke his boyish grin when he saw the recognition in my eyes to ask me "Hey, don't I know you from somewhere?" at this point he put his arm around me and started leading me out of the bar before I inevitably shouted out his presence to the whole bar. As I left the bar, guided firmly but assuringly by Bill Murray's guiding arm, I looked at the other lonely men, sat head down staring into empty pint glasses and I felt privileged that he had chosen me.
Once outside he stopped and turned to me, I stared at him unsure of what was coming next, after an uncomfortable moment he blinked slowly, turning his head and gaze to the left exasperated, before fixing it back on me and saying "So? Do you know a good coffee place or not?"
"Oh, uhm. Sure. Mr Bill Murray. I think think there's an IHOP a couple blocks over"
"Look, if we're going to do this, there's a couple things you've gotta do for me kid. First, stop with the Mr, in fact stop with the Bill Murray altogether. Call me Phil. Second. Loosen up for gods sake would ya, you look like you're receiving a rectal exam from a doctor with parkinsons.", he stared at me for a second, "unclench and breathe!" he said slapping me on the back and walking off in the direction I had gestured.
He assumed I'd follow, which obviously I did. As I walked swiftly to catch up with his spritely gait I considered to myself what an odd turn of events this was, I made a conscious decision not to think about it too much and just go with it. I caught up with "Phil" and tried to make polite conversation.
"So Phil, what brings you to this neck of the woods?"
"Would you believe that I just like it here?"
"Smart kid, well I guess you could call me somewhat of an urban explorer. All the big stuff's already been found sure, Cook, Migellin, that Columbo guy, they saw to that, glory hounds. But you can still be the first man to find that pile of puke, by that trash can" he points to an orange spray of half digested food over to our left "and that's something right?" turning to me he smiles, maniacally but as far as I can tell completely sincerely.
"I guess"
When we arrive at IHOP he tells the waitress to bring us a pot of whatever "steaming filth" they are selling off as coffee this evening. He does so cheekily and manages to get away with it, as only those with that exact roguish charm can. I'd like to tell you more about my night with Bill Murray but honestly after that it all just sort of melts into a strange lucid dreamscape and picking out details becomes a lot harder from that point on, when the coffee arrived Bill insisted on using his own "sugar replacement pills" which I now understand may have been something a little stronger than sweetener. I know there was a putt putt golf course involved at some point, unless Bill Murray's presence coupled with neon lights brought on some Caddyshack inspired hallucination. I also know we got kicked out of IHOP because we started dancing on the tables and singing loudly, I know this as Bill had apparently given the waitress my number and she had passed it on to the manager who left me a stern voice mail. In the morning I could taste tequila in the backwash from my vomit so that got involved at some point, I also have not been able to find my shoes from that night at all, I do have a pair of socks with Bill Murray's name stitched into them though, so there's that.
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Nokia 6 (2018) may be unveiled today; here're the key features
- Author: Joey Payne Jan 05, 2018,
Jan 05, 2018, 12:00
Coming to Nokia 6 (2018), it features the same 5.5-inch Full HD resolution display that we saw on Nokia 6.
Nearly a year before the first ever Android-powered Nokia phone broke cover, HMD Global is launching a new version.
Hype for the Nokia 6 (2018) has just about reached a climax.
This could affect other Android phone owners too; if phones reach a certain age, manufacturers often decide to stop updating them with new software.
The 2018 version has a 16MP rear camera sensor with dual-tone LED flash and PDAF lens.
Nokia's new handset lands as a successor to last year's first-generation Nokia 6, which generally scored well amongst tech reviewers.
TENAA has already revealed the main specs of the Nokia 6 (2018). The 2018 model has the same display size, namely 5.5-inch, however, the body of the smartphone got slightly smaller. The chipset is paired with Adreno 508 GPU for graphics, 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM for system operations, and 32GB/64GB internal storage. The smartphone supports dual-SIM, 4G LTE (with VoLTE), dual-band Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 5, GPS, USB Type-C and 3.5mm headphone port.
The Nokia 6 (2018) is available in Black with orange accents and White with red accents.
The original Nokia 6, to recall, made its debut in China, so HMD chose to take the launch of its successor in the same country is not that surprising. But this device was much less powerful and it had an entry-level SoC, while the new model will sport a mid-range processor. Well now, we have come across yet another report which says that the Nokia 7 would be launched in India this month. It will be surely available in Europe as HMD Global is a Finnish company, but we have no idea about its launch date. There are a few design changes and processor updates in place, as well as an upgrade to the 360-degree OZO Audio advanced spatial sound recording. The original Nokia 6 is an all-metal cellphone carved out of 6000 series aluminum with chamfered edges and has a curved 2.5D Gorilla glass on the front.
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A New Season Means New Art
I absolutely love the changing of seasons, don't you? It gives me that warm tingly sensation inside. It get's me all inspired to do something creative, and that's just what my daughter and I did. We used what we already have at home to create some Fall Art Decor.
P.S. This would be a perfect project to do with your kids! Its fun and all about creativity. You can't really go wrong with leaves. Besides, you only really hang it up for the season then take it down for next year and start the next season's art.
Also, you can glue leaves, or dip leaves in a light layer of paint to leave impressions on the paper. ♥
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- Brown Paper Bags
- Scissors
- Paint
- Paintbrushes (Flat) (Small)
- Thumb-tacks
The first thing we did is gather a couple brown paper bags. We recycle so I have tons of them lying around, figured I'd recycle some into some projects.
Once I had the bags and some scissors, I cut down one edge of the bag to the bottom. Once at the bottom I cut all around it to cut the bottom rectangle off completely, this left the bag open and ready to go as displayed.
(Yes, she was heading for those scissors. I snatched them up immediately after taking this picture before she got to them! Of course, the only dangerous thing around is the first thing she b-lines for. Mom's on top of that though!)
Bring on the paint, baby!
The fun part… I just dove right in. I didn't use any references so forgive my misshapen Maple leaf, lol. These look pretty nice but they were just real basic leaf shapes. I experimented a little with the shapes after I did a couple generic ones.
I used Orange, Bright Yellow, and Apple Tart Craft Smart non-toxic acrylic paint. (I couldn't find this brand in a pack online. I bought them on sale in singles but it will be cheaper to buy a pack. At the top of this article is a link for paint for a pack that has great reviews. Same goes for paint brushes.) For the Brown, I had wood paint I used.Any good 'ol Brown will work though. My paintbrush I used was Artist's Loft 3/8. I'm not well acquainted with different brush sizes and shapes… I just use what works.
As you can see I use a shoe box for my paints and brushes, (Yes, those are rocks in there too. Haha. I also enjoy painting rocks.) and I use the lid as a Palette. Hey, it works yo. I started with the Orange and came back over it with the Bright Yellow. Tha paint dries pretty quick so there was no wait time.
After I got done doing the Yellow on the left side of the painting, my daughter wanted to be a part of it too and sat in my lap. She likes to help any way she can by trying to taste the paints, ya know, make sure they're still good. (No I didn't let her eat them, although, she made a very valiant effort.)
Managing The Final Touches With An Infant
So, as I mentioned my daughter crawled up in my lap to help me out so I had my hands full at this point. I'm right-handed, but being persistent I chose not to give up until I was done and added all the rest with my left hand. It's actually not too bad! I figured the sloppiness added a little artistic value to it anyway. 😉 Although, I could definitely go back and add a few touch ups and probably will.
The Final Product For Fall Art Decor
The lighting in my house doesn't do it any justice but it looks pretty good and I achieved my mission of adding a little touch of Fall to the house. If I had the time my man and I were talking about how it would make a cool border for the house.
This is the final product of this project but my daughter and I have another project we've been working on. We'll be posting it soon just haven't yet had time to finish it.
Enjoy your Fall, It's already almost over!
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text: Posted by: Installer Online on April 18, 2013 in Product News Leave a comment Daikin Europe's new intelligent Touch Manager launched Daikin Europe's intelligent Touch Manager offers installers unparalleled ease of commissioning and maintenance of climate control systems. Daikin's new intelligent Touch Manager (iTM) represents a major leap forward in smart energy management, energy efficiency and user-friendly climate control. Daikin products are distributed in the UK by Daikin Airconditioning UK Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Daikin Europe NV, and Space Airconditioning plc, the largest independent Daikin distributor. Easy servicing and commissioning iTM has a host of new features to help engineers when servicing or commissioning equipment. Uniquely, iTM allows refrigerant containment checks (as required for F-Gas Regulation compliance), to be carried out remotely, with no need for the engineer to visit site and without disrupting occupants. Troubleshooting is also simplified, as the iTM displays maintenance contact information, including contractors' contact details. It can also send out email alerts to report malfunctions, allowing immediate action to be taken. The iTM can also be connected to Daikin's own Air Conditioning Network Service System if required. Commissioning is faster too, using the pre-commissioning tool that allows the entire system to be set up via the iTM. Alternatively, engineers can customise settings remotely and then upload them in one site visit. Smart energy management iTM allows users to set system schedules on a weekly, monthly and annual basis. These can take into account holidays and seasonal variations in demand throughout the year, ensuring the system is being operated in the most energy-efficient way. As part of Daikin's continuous drive to maximise energy efficiency in all its products and systems, the iTM can be equipped with the Daikin-developed Energy Navigator that monitors energy consumption. The iTM provides daily and monthly data and energy consumption projections, so that performance can be monitored against targets and previous years. By pinpointing equipment that is not performing in the most efficient way, a system's operation can be adjusted (for example, by switching off air conditioning in unoccupied rooms or at certain times of the day), resulting in smarter energy management and more energy efficient climate control. A flexible approach to building management iTM's modular design makes it perfect for large or smaller applications. An individual iTM can manage up to 512 groups of indoor units. While using the iTM integrator, up to five iTMs can be linked to manage up to 2,560 groups of indoor units. Unique to the iTM is its ability to control lighting, pumps and other systems using the WAGO I/O Modbus interface. The WAGO I/O allows an almost unlimited number of different items of equipment (air conditioning units, lights, alarms etc) to be connected to the iTM via the Modbus interface. This means that the building management system can be scaled to fit the needs of the building and its occupants. Interlocking to save even more energy Interlocking with other equipment saves energy and increases comfort. For example, iTM can integrate air conditioning with keycard control systems and occupancy sensors to detect room occupancy status, so that the setpoint is adjusted automatically and air conditioning is switched off in unoccupied rooms. The system can also be integrated with fire alarms, so it can perform an emergency shut down of air conditioning and ventilation units. User-friendliness iTM's touch screen provides a simple and intuitive interface that allows new and experienced users alike to operate and monitor a building's energy management system. Users can control and monitor one or more air conditioning units, as well as other building systems, including lights, fans, pumps and sensors. Installers can also view a comprehensive history of the system to help them optimise settings and operational parameters in order to maximise energy savings, improve comfort and enable preventative maintenance. All of the system functions are directly accessible over the internet, allowing building managers to control one or multiple building systems remotely, using the same visual layout as the iTM. iTM – for complete climate control Daikin's intelligent Touch Manager is the complete building energy management package, designed to help installers, engineers, building managers and end users get the best out of air conditioning. It offers a simple and easy way of commissioning, managing and maintaining systems to maximise energy efficiency, while maintaining high levels of comfort for occupants. For more information please visit, www.daikin.eu Share ! tweet


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Barking Assembly Hall- Tremeloes, Jumbo (15th)
Barking College Main Hall- Michael Chapman (1st), Mick Abrahams Band, Keith Christmas, Wild Turkey (9th)
Barnsley Civic Hall- Steeleye Span, Andy Roberts (20th)
Barnstaple Queens Hall- Magna Carta (12th), Blonde On Blonde (22nd)
Basildon, Van Gogh Asylem Club- Legend (4th), Patto (11th)
Bath University- Stackridge (15th)
Bathampton Keel Club- Blonde On Blonde (27th)
Beckenham Mistrale- Hackensack (1st)
Bedford Tech College- Dando Shaft (30th)
Bexley Black Prince- Chicken Shack (3rd), Danta (17th), Uriah Heep (24th)
Birmingham Aston University- Colosseum, Mick Abrahams (7th), Lindisfarne, Head Hands & Feet (15th), Amazing Blondel (18th), Sandy Denny (21st), Slade (30th)
Birmingham Digbeth Hall- Magna Carta (9th)
Birmingham, Henry's Blueshouse- Open Road (10th), Gypsy (12th), Status Quo (24th)
Birmingham Kinetic Circus- Faces (22nd), Argent, Climax Chicago (28th)
Birmingham Odeon- Marvin Welch & Farrar (1st), The Who (20th)
Birmingham Town Hall- Incredible String Band (8th), Pink Floyd (11th), King Crimson (13th), Yes, Jonathan Swift (18th), Steeleye Span, Andy Roberts (19th), Supertramp (20th), Van Der Graaf Generator, Genesis (27th)
Bishop's Stortford, Hockerill College- Heaven (7th)
Blackpool Opera House- The Who (22nd)
Bletchley Youth Centre- Audience, Curtiss Maldoon (3rd), Wild Turkey, Renia, Morgan (17th)
Bognor Regis, Rex Ballroom- Strife (14th)
Bolton Casino Club- Mungo Jerry, Pete Brown & Piblokto! (4th), Slade (11th), Barclay James Harvest, Blonde On Blonde (18th)
Boston Starlight- Dando Shaft (9th), Danta (16th)
Bournemouth Cardinal- Slade (27th)
Bournemouth Winter Gardens- Marvin Welch & Farrar (2nd), King Crimson (15th), Mungo Jerry (19th), Steeleye Span, Andy Roberts (27th)
Bracknell Sports Centre- Groundhogs, Gypsy, BB Blunder, Mick Greenwood (16th)
Bradford St George's Hall- Yes, Jonathan Swift (2nd), Mott the Hoople, Peace (10th), T Rex (25th)
Bradford University- Danta (2nd), Stone The Crows (23rd), Edgar Broughton Band (30th)
Braintree Horn Hotel- Man, Morgan (3rd), Hackensack (15th), Raw Material (17th)
Brentwood, Essex Arms- Tea & Symphony (3rd), Slowbone (17th)
Bridlington Spa- Wishbone Ash, Toby (23rd)
Brighton College Of Education- East Of Eden (1st), Sandy Denny (22nd), Groundhogs (29th)
Brighton Dome- King Crimson (16th), Pentangle (25th), T Rex (27th)
Brighton University Of Sussex- Stone The Crows (13th)
Bristol Colston Hall- Steeleye Span, Andy Roberts (3rd), Incredible String Band (10th), Yes, Jonathan Swift (12th), King Crimson (14th)
Bristol Old Granary- Danta (4th), Heron (12th), Slade (26th)
Bristol Polytechnic- Paladin (16th), Jack Bruce (23rd)
Bristol Tech College- Stackridge (1st)
Bristol Top Rank- Wishbone Ash (1st)
Bristol University- Tea & Symphony (15th), Argent, Climax Chicago (29th)
Cambridge Dorothy Ballroom- Formerly Fat Harry, Henry Cow (20th, supporting Velvet Underground)
Cambridge University, Lady Mitchell Hall- Sandy Denny (19th)
Canterbury, Kent University- Sandy Denny (7th), The Who (10th), Edgar Broughton Band (14th)
Canterbury St Thomas' Hall- Blonde On Blonde (23rd)
Cardiff Capitol- T Rex (21st), King Crimson (29th)
Cardiff Institute Of Science- Van Der Graaf Generator (2nd)
Cardiff Top Rank- Slade (13th)
Cardiff University- Danta (13th), Barclay James Harvest (16th), Uriah Heep (22nd), Argent, Climax Chicago (23rd)
Carmarthen St Peter's Hall- Slade (23rd)
Chalk Farm Roundhouse- Brinsley Schwarz, John Martyn, Help Yourself, Demick & Armstrong (3rd), Manfred Mann, Robin Trower/ Clive Bunker/ Jim Dewar/ Frankie Miller (new band not settled on the name "Jude" when the gig ad was printed), Paladin etc (17th), Barclay James Harvest, Bent Frame, Fuzzy Duck (31st)
Chatham Central Hall- Magna Carta (14th), Yes, Jonathan Swift (25th)
Chatham, Medway Tech College- Bell + Arc (8th)
Cheddar, Cliff Hotel- Blonde On Blonde (25th)
Cheltenham Town Hall- Wishbone Ash (5th), Argent, Climax Chicago (17th)
Chiswick Polytechnic- Arthur Brown's Kingdom Come, Roger Ruskin Spear (1st)
Chiswick, Wot Club- Status Quo (14th), Danta (21st)
Cirencester Corn Hall- Danta (23rd)
Cleethorpes Winter Gardens- Stray (11th)
Colchester, Essex University- Stone The Crows (18th), Genesis (23rd)
Colne, Willow Tree Club- Heron (31st)
Corby Festival Hall- Mungo Jerry (23rd)
Coventry, Lanchester University- Gong with Kevin Ayers (23rd)
Coventry, The Plough- Hackensack (3rd), Heron (10th)
Coventry, West End Club- Paladin (20th)
Crawley Starlight- Stray (5th), Medicine Head (12th), Uriah Heep (19th), Paladin (26th)
Crawley Tech College- Grease Band (1st)
Croydon Fairfield Hall- T Rex (24th)
Croydon Greyhound- Rory Gallagher, On (3rd), Grease Band, Renia (10th), Atomic Rooster, Sunshine (17th), Steeleye Span, Andy Roberts (24th), Status Quo (31st)
Cuffley Youth Centre (Herts)- Slade (22nd)
Dagenham Village Roundhouse- Wishbone Ash (2nd), T2 (9th), Quintessence, Beggar's Opera (16th), Vinegar Joe (19th)
Darwen Uncle Tom's Cabin- Slade (31st)
Derby Cleopatra's- Paladin, Tear Gas (14th), Black Widow (21st)
Devizes Starkers- Colosseum (16th), Curved Air (22nd)
Doncaster Top Rank- Mott the Hoople, Peace, Sutherland Brothers (22nd)
Dorking Halls- Van Der Graaf Generator, Genesis (19th)
Dundee Caird Hall- Yes, Jonathan Swift (10th), Pentangle (16th)
Dunfermline Kinema- Curved Air (2nd), Slade, Stone The Crows (17th), Jack Bruce (31st)
Dunstable Civic Hall- Stone The Crows (4th)
Durham, Dunhelm House- Bell + Arc (23rd)
Durham University- Van Der Graaf Generator (9th), Patto (16th), Groundhogs (30th)
Ealing Tech College- Heron (9th)
Ealing Town Hall- Sam Apple Pie, Gnidrolog (7th)
East Ham Green Man- Grannie (7th), Fruupp (21st)
East Kilbride Olympia- Steamhammer (16th)
Edinburgh Empire Theatre- Yes, Jonathan Swift (9th, Cancelled when the group's equipment failed to turn up! Re-scheduled for the 23rd)
Edinburgh University- Stone The Crows (15th)
Edinburgh Usher Hall- Pentangle (10th), Incredible String Band (27th)
Edmonton Cooks Ferry Inn- Uriah Heep (18th)
Edmonton Regal- Marvin Welch & Farrar (3rd)
Exeter ABC- King Crimson (28th)
Exeter Quay Club- Bell + Arc (20th)
Exeter, St Luke's College- Head Hands & Feet (20th)
Farnborough Tech College- Bell + Arc (9th), Heron (20th), Barclay James Harvest (30th)
Folkestone Leas Cliff Hall- Bell + Arc (2nd), Genesis (30th)
Folkestone Tofts- Chicken Shack (16th)
Fulham Greyhound- Bell + Arc (3rd), Walrus (4th), Spreadeagle (6th), Sutherland Brothers (14th), Man (21st)
Glamorgan Red Dragon- Bell + Arc (14th)
Glasgow, Green's Playhouse- Yes, Jonathan Swift (6th), King Crimson (11th), The Who (21st), T Rex (29th)
Glasgow University- Pentangle (12th), Stone The Crows, Slade (16th), Jack Bruce (30th)
Gravesend Civic Centre- Wild Turkey (4th), Mick Abrahams Band, Gentle Giant (10th), Van Der Graaf Generator, Bell + Arc (25th), Groundhogs (31st)
Greenford Big Brother- Hawkwind, Fruupp (2nd), Gnidrolog, Grannie (20th)
Greenock, Beau Brummel Club- Slade (15th)
Guildford Civic Hall- Van Der Graaf Generator (3rd)
Guildford, University Of Surrey- The Who (9th), Amazing Blondel (15th), Lindisfarne (29th)
Halifax, Clarence's- Danta (30th)
Halifax, New Victoria- Argent, Climax Chicago (27th)
Hampstead Country Club- Stone The Crows, Vinegar Joe (6th)
Harlow Aquarius- Stackridge (14th), Bell + Arc (28th)
Hastings College- Barclay James Harvest (1st)
Hastings White Rock Pavilion- Magna Carta (15th)
Hatfield Polytechnic- Edgar Broughton Band (29th)
Haverfordwest Town Hall- Blonde On Blonde (26th)
Hazlemere Folk Club- Heron (22nd)
Hemel Hempstead Pavilion- Yes, Jonathan Swift (3rd)
Hendon Tech College- Michael Chapman, Bridget St John (6th)
Hereford Flamingo- Heron (4th)
Hereford Teacher Training College- Southern Comfort (29th)
High Wycombe College- Lindisfarne, Khan (1st), Status Quo (8th)
High Wycombe, Nags Head- Renaissance, Fruupp (4th)
Hornsea Floral Hall- Warhorse (8th)
Hounslow White Bear- Spirogyra (19th)
Huddersfield Polytechnic- Slade, Head Hands & Feet (1st), Colosseum, Badfinger (15th)
Hull ABC- The Who (29th)
Hull Brickhouse- Beggar's Opera (9th), Mighty Baby (15th), Southern Comfort (22nd), John Martyn (24th), Stackridge (29th)
Hull University- Mick Abrahams Band, Wild Turkey, Keith Christmas (30th)
Isleworth Polytechnic- Heron (8th), Wishbone Ash, Keith Christmas (16th)
Keele University- Head Hands & Feet (13th), Sandy Denny (31st)
Kenilworth Kinetic- Lindisfarne (10th), Uriah Heep (17th), Van Der Graaf Generator (24th)
Kennington Oval, Surrey Rooms- Chicken Shack, Home (4th), Status Quo, Danta (11th), Mott the Hoople, Sunshine (18th), Uriah Heep, Thin Lizzy (25th)
Kensington Town Hall- Egg (4th)
Kidderminster Stone Manor- Danta (29th)
Kings Lynn Tech College- Lindisfarne (14th)
Kingston Polytechnic- Renia (18th), Fusion Orchestra, 9:30 Fly (30th)
Kirkaldy, Raith Ballroom- Stone The Crows (1st)
Lancaster University- Head Hands & Feet (22nd)
Leeds Polytechnic- Van Der Graaf Generator (8th), Supertramp (26th)
Leeds Queen's Hall- Jack Bruce, East Of Eden, Fuzzy Duck (8th)
Leeds Town Hall- Pentangle (22nd), Argent, Climax Chicago (25th)
Leeds University- Bell + Arc (5th), Steeleye Span, Andy Roberts (7th), Yes, Jonathan Swift (22nd), Head Hands & Feet (23rd), Lindisfarne (30th)
Leeds Victoria Hall- Magna Carta (2nd)
Leek Red Lion- Blonde On Blonde (28th)
Leicester De Montfort Hall- Incredible String Band (3rd), King Crimson (18th), Pentangle (24th)
Leicester Polytechnic- Uriah Heep, Danta (28th)
Leicester University- Procol Harum, Barclay James Harvest (9th), Steeleye Span, Andy Roberts (16th), Bell + Arc (30th)
Letchworth Sevens Club- Hawkwind (6th), Uriah Heep (16th)
Lewisham Odeon- Stone The Crows (8th)
Leytonstone Red Lion- Man (1st), Slade (8th), Wishbone Ash (15th), Pink Fairies (29th)
Lincoln Aquarius- Blonde On Blonde (21st)
Liverpool Empire- Magna Carta (8th)
Liverpool Polytechnic- Edgar Broughton Band (1st)
Liverpool Stadium- Mott the Hoople, Peace (9th), Stone The Crows (14th), Yes, Jonathan Swift (26th)
Liverpool St George's Hall- Steeleye Span, Andy Roberts (15th)
Liverpool University- Manfred Mann (16th), The Who (23rd)
London, 100 Club- Principal Edwards Magic Theatre, Fruupp (5th), Blonde On Blonde (17th), McGuinness Flint, Morgan (19th)
London, Bedford College- Nucleus (9th), Stackwaddy (15th)
London, Bumpers Club- Status Quo, Dando Shaft, Accrington Stanley, 9:30 Fly (3rd), National Head Band, Arrival (10th), Brian Auger's Oblivion Express, Robert Wyatt & Friends (17th), Graham Bond, Southern Comfort, Purple Gang (24th), Stackridge, Vinegar Joe (31st)
London, Canning Town Bridge House- Slowbone (15th)
London, Central Polytechnic- Amazing Blondel, Man (8th), Lindisfarne, Audience (23rd)
London, City University- Kevin Ayers, Daevid Allen & Gong (16th), Tea & Symphony (19th)
London, College Of Estate Management- Stackridge (8th)
London College Of Printing- Spring (14th, supporting Velvet Underground)
London, Commonwealth Institute- Heron (11th)
London, Finchley, Leo Baecks Centre- Stackridge (30th)
London, Holborn H.E.L.P- Bell + Arc (7th)
London, Imperial College- East Of Eden, Help Yourself (16th), Curved Air, Curtiss Maldoon (19th), Sam Apple Pie (23rd), Southern Comfort (30th)
London, King's College- Badfinger (30th)
London, Ladbroke Grove Krypt- Dando Shaft (6th)
London Lyceum- Cliff Bennett's Rebellion, Fields, Home, Heaven (1st), Wishbone Ash, Renaissance, Armada (3rd), Van Der Graaf Generator, Genesis, Khan (14th), Strife, Beggars Death, Fernhill (27th)
London Marquee- Amazing Blondel, Claire Hamill (1st), T2 (3rd), Rory Gallagher, Million (4th, 5th), Armada (7th, 14th, 21st, 28th), Wild Turkey, Fresh Maggots (10th), Morgan (11th), Manfred Mann (12th), Status Quo, Open Road (15th), 9:30 Fly (17th), Audience (19th), National Head Band (20th), Supertramp (24th), Morgan, Steve Tilston (25th), Terry Reid (26th), Gypsy (27th), Writing On The Wall (31st)
London, North East Polytechnic- Sandy Denny (8th)
London, Northern Polytechnic- Lindisfarne (2nd), Stackridge (5th)
London, Pied Bull- Spreadeagle (2nd), Home (16th)
London Royal Albert Hall- Deep Purple, Bullet (4th), Tony Ashton, Stone The Crows (11th, supporting Canned Heat), Keith Tippett's Centipede, Gnidrolog (14th), Colosseum, Uriah Heep (17th), Pentangle (21st)
London, Royal Festival Hall- Yes, Jonathan Swift (8th), Moody Blues, Hotlegs (30th)
London Royal Holloway College- Mungo Jerry, Demon Fuzz (8th)
London School Of Economics- Mick Abrahams Band, Keith Christmas, Wild Turkey (2nd), Procol Harum, Barclay James Harvest, Heaven, Andy Roberts, Spirogyra, Mike Absalom (8th, all-nighter), Roxy Music (20th), Groundhogs, Gentle Giant (22nd)
London, Shaw Theatre- Dando Shaft, Gillian McPherson, Daylight (21st), Strawbs (31st)
London, Southgate, Sirius Club- Renia (15th)
London Speakeasy- Danta (19th)
London, St Pancras Town Hall- Pink Fairies, Hawkwind etc (10th)
London Temple Club- Skid Row, Steel Mill (1st), Beggar's Opera, Zior (2nd), Patto (8th), Morgan (9th), If (15th), Warhorse (16th), Alan Bown (22nd), Mick Abrahams (23rd), Supertramp (29th), Pete Brown & Piblokto!, Renia (30th)
London, Thames Polytechnic- Mick Abrahams Band, Bell + Arc (15th), Keef Hartley (29th)
London, Theatre Royal- Incredible String Band (31st)
London Torrington- Vinegar Joe (3rd), Bell + Arc (10th), If (17th, 18th), Dando Shaft (31st)
London, University College- Mott the Hoople (16th)
Loughborough University- Sandy Denny (23rd)
Lowestoft College- Barclay James Harvest (15th)
Luton Tech College- Mungo Jerry (22nd)
Maidstone Art College- Barclay James Harvest, Comus, Danta (22nd)
Maldon Jubilee Hall- Warhorse (14th)
Malvern Winter Gardens- Jack Bruce, East Of Eden (9th), Argent, Climax Chicago (19th), Pink Fairies, Supertramp (30th)
Manchester, Didsbury Hall- Blonde On Blonde (29th)
Manchester Free Trade Hall- Yes, Jonathan Swift (1st), Hawkwind, Paul Brett Sage (9th), Magna Carta (10th), Steeleye Span, Andy Roberts (12th), Faces (25th), King Crimson (30th)
Manchester Institute Of Technology- Sandy Denny (16th)
Manchester Odeon- The Who (28th)
Manchester Polytechnic- Danta (1st)
Manchester University- Edgar Broughton Band (2nd), Lindisfarne (9th), Terry Reid (16th)
Merton King's Head- Slowbone (3rd)
Narbeth Queen's Hall- Bell + Arc (16th)
Neath Gwyn Hall- Groundhogs (22nd)
Newcastle City Hall- Yes, Jonathan Swift (16th), Steeleye Span, Andy Roberts (21st), Pink Fairies, Vinegar Joe (23rd), King Crimson (24th), Argent, Climax Chicago (26th), Southern Comfort, Audience, Genesis (28th), T Rex (31st)
Newcastle Mayfair- Wishbone Ash, Quiver (8th), Quintessence, East Of Eden (22nd)
Newcastle Odeon- The Who (30th)
Newcastle University- Paladin (2nd)
Newhaven Meeting Hall- Paladin (30th)
Newport (Mon), Kensington Court Club- Head Hands & Feet (21st)
Norwich St Andrew's Hall- Van Der Graaf Generator (1st), Argent, Climax Chicago (18th), Steeleye Span, Andy Roberts (26th)
Norwich University- Terry Reid (17th), Sandy Denny (30th)
Nottingham Albert Hall- Incredible String Band (1st), Lindisfarne (25th)
Nottingham Arnold Grammar School- Blonde On Blonde (20th)
Nottingham Palais- Slade (28th)
Nottingham Trent Polytechnic- Blonde On Blonde (15th), Sandy Denny (29th)
Nottingham University- Strawbs (1st), Al Stewart (23rd), Lindisfarne (25th), Hollies, Slade (28th), Atomic Rooster (30th)
Oaken Gates Town Hall- Argent, Climax Chicago (21st)
Oxford, New Theatre- Moody Blues, Hotlegs (31st)
Oxford Polytechnic- Audience (23rd)
Oxford Town Hall- Jude (8th), Van Der Graaf Generator, Genesis (21st), Mott the Hoople (27th)
Penzance Winter Gardens- Mark-Almond (29th)
Plymouth ABC- T Rex (20th)
Plymouth Guild Hall- Magna Carta (17th), Strawbs (21st), Lindisfarne, Genesis (31st)
Plymouth Polytechnic- Edgar Broughton Band (23rd)
Plymouth Van Dike- Uriah Heep (23rd), Brinsley Schwarz (29th), Mark-Almond (30th)
Portsmouth College Of Education- Danta (9th)
Portsmouth Guild Hall- Incredible String Band (13th), T Rex (19th), Mott the Hoople, Peace (23rd), King Crimson (26th)
Portsmouth South Parade Pier- Van Der Graaf Generator, Chicken Shack (5th)
Portsmouth Tricorn- Slade (25th)
Potters Bar Farx- Thin Lizzy, Renia (2nd), Status Quo (9th), Hawkwind (16th), Blonde On Blonde (30th)
Presteigne Memorial Hall- Stackridge (9th)
Preston Public Hall- Incredible String Band (2nd), Argent, Climax Chicago (15th), Van Der Graaf Generator, Genesis (16th)
Reading University- The Who (2nd), Sandy Denny (9th), Supertramp (23rd), Lol Coxhill (30th)
Redcar Coatham Hotel- Paladin (3rd), Bell + Arc (6th), Wishbone Ash (10th), Sandy Denny (24th), Head Hands & Feet (31st)
Redhill Greyhound- Renia (1st)
Romford Albemarle Club- Gypsy (3rd), Stackridge (17th)
Romford, Rush Green College- Stackridge (2nd)
Rugby, Waterford College- Lindisfarne (16th)
Salford Tech College- Ashton Gardner & Dyke (1st), Paladin (15th), Dando Shaft (29th)
Salford University- Procol Harum (29th)
Scarborough Penthouse- Danta (15th), Uriah Heep (29th)
Sheffield City Hall- Mott the Hoople, Peace (7th), Incredible String Band (9th), Yes, Jonathan Swift (13th), Terry Reid (15th), Steeleye Span, Andy Roberts (18th), King Crimson (19th), T Rex (23rd)
Sheffield College- Stackwaddy (1st), Bell + Arc (22nd)
Sheffield University- Wishbone Ash (9th), Argent, Climax Chicago (16th), Colosseum (23rd), Head Hands & Feet (30th)
Shenstone University- Barclay James Harvest (23rd)
Skeiven Rugby Club- Bell + Arc (19th)
Slough Community Centre- Hawkwind (8th), Mick Abrahams Band, Wild Turkey, Keith Christmas (29th)
Slough College- Argent, Climax Chicago (2nd)
Southall Farx- Gypsy (1st), Hawkwind, Fruupp (3rd)
Southall Underworld- Skid Row (7th, opening night), Status Quo (14th), Danta (21st)
Southampton Guild Hall- Steeleye Span, Andy Roberts (4th), Argent, Climax Chicago (14th), Magna Carta (16th), The Who (18th), Van Der Graaf Generator, Genesis (26th), Yes, Jonathan Swift (28th)
Southampton University- Sandy Denny (12th), Gentle Giant (18th), Barclay James Harvest (26th), Stone The Crows (30th)
Southend, Alexander Hotel- Heron (25th)
Southend Esplanade- Armada (1st), Vinegar Joe (16th)
Southport Floral Hall- Heron (3rd)
Stafford Borough Hall- Thin Lizzy, Strife, Judas Priest (4th)
St Albans Bee Hive- Bridget St John (31st)
St Albans Youth Centre- Renia (9th), Stackridge (16th)
St Andrew's University- Sandy Denny (25th)
Stanford-le-Hope Regent Cinema- Open Road (2nd)
Stevenage, Bowes Lyon House- Stackridge (3rd)
Stirling University- Pentangle (15th), Jack Bruce (29th)
Stockton ABC- Yes, Jonathan Swift (15th)
Stoke Trentham Gardens- Yes, Jonathan Swift (17th), The Who (24th)
Stoke, Tunstall Golden Torch- Uriah Heep (30th)
Stoke, Victoria Hall-Mott the Hoople, Peace (8th)
Streatham, Philippa Fawcett College- Walrus (15th)
Sutton Bonnington Agricultural College- Danta (7th)
Swansea College- Sandy Denny (15th)
Swansea Patti- Wishbone Ash (6th), Magna Carta (7th)
Tolworth Toby Jug- Lindisfarne (7th), Medicine Head (14th), Status Quo (21st), Hawkwind (28th)
Twickenham, Maria Grey College- Medicine Head, Pluto (21st)
Twickenham, St Mary's College- Help Yourself (2nd), Curved Air, Sunshine (30th)
Twickenham Tech College- Sam Apple Pie (16th)
Twickenham Winning Post- Peace (13th, cancelled due to "unforseen circumstances"), Grease Band (20th), Edgar Broughton Band (27th)
Uxbridge, Brunel University- Quintessence, Help Yourself (1st), Edgar Broughton Band (15th), Barclay James Harvest, Jigsaw (29th)
Uxbridge, Unit One- Heron (2nd)
Wallington Nags Head- Danta (8th)
Wallington Public Hall- Uriah Heep (21st)
Waltham Forest Tech College- Stray (2nd), Sandy Denny, Tir Na Nog (8th)
Ware College- Stackridge (7th)
Warrington Padgate College- Paladin (22nd)
Warrington Pig Market- Blonde On Blonde (19th)
Warwick University- Van Der Graaf Generator, Head Hands & Feet (7th), Spirogyra (9th), Steeleye Span, Andy Roberts (14th), Yes, Jonathan Swift (21st), Supertramp (28th)
Watford, Kingham Hall Hydrospace- Genesis (9th)
Watford Tech College- East Of Eden, Man, Byzantium (2nd), Lindisfarne, Medicine Head (16th)
West Cliff Palace Theatre- Van Der Graaf Generator (17th)
Weston Super Mare Andromeda- Blonde On Blonde (24th)
Westfield College- Renia (8th)
Weymouth Pavilion- Van Der Graaf Generator, Fusion Orchestra (15th)
Wigan ABC- King Crimson (10th)
Wimbledon Hobbit's Garden- Tir Na Nog, Gnidrolog, Clear Blue Sky (1st), Chicken Shack, Fruupp (15th), Audience (22nd), Open Road, Morgan, Fusion Orchestra (29th)
Windsor Club 1832- Renaissance (5th), Good Habit, Fruupp (19th)
Woolaston Nags Head- Paladin (1st), Uriah Heep (15th), Bell + Arc (29th)
Wolverhampton Civic Hall- Yes, Jonathan Swift (11th), Argent, Climax Chicago (31st)
Wolverhampton Lafyette- Barclay James Harvest (20th)
Wood Green Nightingale- Status Quo (5th), Home (12th)
Worcester, Henry's Blues Club- Tea & Symphony (8th)
Yardley, The Swan- Idle Race, The Move, Raymond Froggatt (13th, Testimonial gig for Birmingham City footballer Ray Martin)
York Hypnotique- Paladin (21st)


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Mike Wilson Announces Candidacy for State House of Representatives in District 17
Mike Wilson of Bowling Green declared his candidacy for the 17th District of the Kentucky House of Representatives this morning. He has submitted his declaration to file with the Secretary of State.
Wilson is a native of Bowling Green and Warren County. He is a graduate of Warren East High School and received his BA in Economics from Western Kentucky University in 1990. He is currently Director of Facilities with Warren County Public Schools.
"With much thought, consideration and prayer along with the encouragement of family and friends, I am excited to announce my candidacy for State Representative of the 17th District of Kentucky. While the Commonwealth is experiencing som difficult economic decisions, I believe the best is still ahead for all Kentuckians. I look forward to using the years of leadership experience I have to work for all residents of the 17th District.
Wilson has a long record of public service. Most notably he served for 12 years as a member of the Warren County Board of Education where for 10 of those years he was Board Chair or Vice-Chair. Other service includes nine years on the board of BG/WC Community Education, three years as Director with the Kentucky School Boards Association and other various community service work. Wilson has also been active in local church work including service as deacon and elder at Living Hope Baptist Church. He and his family currently attend Woodburn Baptist where he has been involved in local and state missions.
Wilson and his wife, Lori have three children-Meredith, a student at WKU; Josh and Madelyn, both students at South Warren High School.
For more information, call 270-799-7275


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Lou Kau Mansion
No.7, Travessa da Sé, Macau
Phone : +853 8399 6699
The mansion is believed to be built in 1889.This was the home of Lou Kau, a prominent Chinese merchant who owned several imposing properties in the city. The location of this grand old house depicts the diverse social profile present in the centre of the old "Christian City", where this traditional Chinese residence stands near Senado Square and Cathedral Square. Lou Kau Mansion is a two-storey, traditional grey-brick courtyard house, with the architectural characteristics of a typical Xiguan Chinese residential building.
Source : en.macautourism.gov.mo
As a typical Chinese-style mansion, the two-storey Lou Kau Mansion is made of blue bricks. Three courtyards can be found in Lou Kau Mansion for the purpose of better lighting and ventilation. Inside, visitors can find Chinese architectural features coexisting superbly with western styles. To be specific, the Chinese-style brick carvings, wood carvings, and lime sculptures contrast well with the western-style iron handrails, colorful glass, and French windows, making it very interesting and beautiful.
In the living room on the first storey stand a row of spectacular screens. Behind them is a door which bears the inscriptions "Great Wealth and High Position". All the front windows towards the street are in Portuguese style, among which the upper two are the most delicate. They are embellished with lime sculptures and the corners are wrapped with metal.
Ascending the second storey, tourists can look down at the halls and courtyards in the mansion. The brick carvings and the lime sculptures above the doors on the first floor can also be appreciated and studied clearly. The second storey consists of a master bedroom and a living room with a lot of ancient flavor. The window frames are carved with elaborate patterns. The wood boards under the windows bear inscriptions and paintings. Even the floor is decorated with intricate patterns, which is very fascinating!
Free wifigo is provided here.
On the desk at the entrance is a memorial stamp and sheets of paper. You can stamp a mark on a piece of paper, and take it back home as a souvenir.
Source :travelchinaguide.com
This is also included within the Historic Centre of Macau, and was included on the list of World Heritage Sites in 2005.
Opening hours : 10.00AM to 06.00PM (Closed on Mondays, except public holidays )
Getting there : Bus 3, 3X, 4, 6A, 8A, 18A, 19, 26A, 33, N1A


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Italian humanist Primo Levi is best known as a memoirist of Auschwitz, but he was also a scientist, fiction writer, and poet: in short, a Renaissance man. Primo Levi's Universe by Sam Magavern, published to coincide with Levi's 90th anniversary on July 31st, gives us a chance to find out what made this great humanist tick.
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This 'The Sound or after w' spelling quiz identifies the pattern when these letters are combined. It tests KS1 children on this sound. The words in this spelling quiz have been taken from and added to those in the National Curriculum.
The letters 'or' mostly make the sound that's in the word 'born'. However, when the letters 'or' follow a 'w' it changes how it is said and makes an 'er' sound. This quiz will test you on spellings where the 'or' follows a 'w'. Can you spell the missing words?
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text: Sandi writes, When we saw Raphie it was pure love at first sight. He was the cutest little thing ever, He loves to play and run and chase whatever he can! He always puts a smile on our face. He loves to take a dip in the pool. One thing Raphie loves is his mama who is 13 years old!! they like 2 peas in a pod. He loves our other 2 dogs and they sure love him. As my daughter says he is just an AWSOME dog. Note: Dogs should ALWAYS be supervised while in or near the pool.


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