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Caleb Morgan is a 27 year old artist, whose influence is srongly surrealist in nature. His unique style of modern surrealism is directly influenced by such master artists as Salvadore Dali and H.R. Giger amongst others. Morgan uses a unique stlye of pencil and negative space to create dark dreamy images, and nightmare scapes that reach to the viewer out of the deepest realms of thier imagination. Morgan has a superb ability to take a traditional illustrative tool in graphite, and use it to create true pieces of fine art. His influences for his pieces range from his views on politics and organized religions, to images of the rebellious biker lifestyle and philosophy. Caleb Morgan was college educated at the Cleveland Institute of Art, and in his years of high school was trained at the young artist programs of the Rhode Island School of Design.
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Picherinne and her two children found shelter and some comfort at a Red Cross camp in Nimba, Liberia after fleeing the Ivory Coast.
As Picherinne, 20, tried to escape the fighting that had engulfed her village in Côte d'Ivoire, she fled to the bush with her husband and twin babies.
But they were captured by fighters who killed her husband and took everything she had, including the babies' clothes.
Picherinne managed to carry on with her two-month-old babies and joined other people who were traveling through the bush fleeing to neighbouring Liberia.
Finding safe haven
Carrying one baby on her front and one on her back, Picherinne walked for three weeks until she crossed the border into Liberia, finally finding refuge at Zorgowee camp in Nimba County. Since fleeing Côte d'Ivoire in October 2010, Picherinne and her babies have been living in a hot, empty tent and struggling to survive. They have nothing: no food, no household goods, and certainly no toys for the children.
Other refugee families are overcrowded in their tents but Picherinne is alone. She did not find friends or relatives in the camp who can help with the kids or cooking, or anything else that could make life easier.
Picherinne's children, a boy and a girl, lie and doze on a piece of fabric in the 35-degree heat. When they wake, Picherinne prepares to breast feed, but her milk is not enough and soon they begin to scream.
There are distributions of bulgar wheat but little else, and without enough food and water, it is difficult for a nursing mother to produce good milk – especially enough for twins.
Exhausted, dehydrated and sad, Picherinne says: "The children suffer. We do not have enough to eat. They cry day and night."
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Picherinne and her children are registered with the Red Cross tracing programme, and volunteers from the Red Cross will try to find her family.
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When booking your stay with Ridge Valley Campground in Digby, Nova Scotia, credit cards will be billed for the first night's stay to hold your reservation. The full balance will be collected when checking in. Please see below for pricing and information on checking in and out, as well as cancellation fees.
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Prices are based on two adults and their dependent children. No more than four adults are allowed per site.
Cancellations must be made before 48 hours before check-in time. If your reservation is canceled before the 48 hours, you will receive a full refund minus a $10 administration fee. If you do not cancel before the time allowed, you will unfortunately receive no refund. We are also sorry to say we do not give refunds for early check-outs or discomforts of nature.
For the week of the Wharf Rat Rally, we require five days of notice for cancellations from the time of check in. If canceled before the five days, you will receive a full refund minus a $10 administration fee. If you do not cancel before the five days, no refund will be made due to the high demand of this event.
Please note, due to any unforeseen circumstances, this schedule could change without notice. Sorry in advance for any inconveniences this may cause.
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Ultimate Guitar | Halloween Special: The Mystery of the Headless Gibson ES-335
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Music Interview Magazine | June 2014, An interview with Mark.
Austin 360 Interview (video) | Featuring Mark repairing Willie Nelson's guitar, Trigger.
Austin Business Journal | Legendary musicians seek Austin guitar man.
Texas Monthly | Mark as featured in article about Trigger, Willie Nelson's guitar.
Rig Rundown (video) | Interview with Johnny Winter.
Guitar VIBE | A review of the Hondo Chiquita travel guitar.
Street Youth Ministry (video) | Mark provides repair services to Street Youth Ministry clients.
Metro Music Mayhem | Luthier's Corner, interview with Mark.
Raisin' Cain | The story of Johnny Winter includes a write-up on Mark & Erlewine Guitars.
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Football season is just around the corner, and in these parts, anticipation is high: the Georgia Bulldogs are expected to do great things. The USAToday Coaches' Poll just issued their preseason NCAA rankings and the Dawgs are at the top of the heap: preseason #1, baby!
As a UGA alumnus and the curator of DawgFan.com, I proudly sport many rather obnoxious Georgia Bulldogs items – not the least of which is a statue of Uga, our beloved mascot, which is prominently displayed just outside our front door.
Living here in the Bible belt, it's not unusual for door-to-door missionaries to drop by. But it just occurred to me that none of them has ever mentioned anything about our family's Uga statue. I'm sure if it were a statue of the Virgin Mary or some other saint, this would have set off the missionary's graven-image-worshipping-Catholic radar. Their spiel would have quickly brought up Exodus 20:4-5 and its supposed prohibition against making statues, then accusing me of some form of idolatry. My response would have pointed out that God forbade the worship of statues, not the use of statues – not even the religious use of statues. In fact, scripture reveals that God commanded the use of statues in worship (see Exodus 25:18-20…a mere five chapters after the supposed condemnation of statues mentioned above). [If you're interested in reading more, see Catholic Answers' helpful article Do Catholics Worship Statues?]
But our statue of Uga never had an effect on these missionaries. Why not? Perhaps the statue isn't large enough to notice. Maybe I need to upgrade to something that might be closer to waist height to get their attention? Who knows? Maybe I'll ask them what they think of my "graven image" of Uga the next time they come a-callin'. It could spark an interesting conversation that might steer them in the direction of the Catholic Church. Or at least turn them into Dawg fans.


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I get my Italian from my father's side. Despite the fact that my last name is Smith, this is a true statement. Dad's mom and her roughly 4,000 brothers and sisters were born in Sicily, and made their way to the shores of New York in the early 1900s.
My memory of my very early childhood isn't great, but I know that after my parents split up (sometime around when I was 3 to 5 years old), my Dad lived with his mom, aunt, and uncle in the big house in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. And every weekend, my mom schlepped me and my brother there from Staten Island to visit with Dad and the rest of the family.
One thing I remember very clearly was that we ate dinner around 2pm on Sundays. There was occasionally some overcooked meat (I have a crystal clear and somewhat disturbing memory of my Aunt Nellie's false teeth falling out on the table as she tried to chew a shoe-leather steak), but the pasta was always good. Or as we used to say, 'macaroni' – no matter what shape the pasta was. The family all sat together at the giant dining room table to eat and talk. I don't remember much of the conversation, being as young as I was, I remember enjoying being there.
Those Sunday dinners came to a halt when I was 13. Grandma and Aunt Anna sold the big house in Brooklyn and moved to assisted living on Long Island.
Fast forward 20+ years to when I meet my boyfriend Dan. About a month after our first date, I was introduced to some of his family at… Sunday dinner!
Sunday dinner was back, after all those years! 2pm is the typical start-time, when we graze on appetizers and champagne or prosecco and get caught up on each other's lives for a few hours. Then we move into the candle-lit dining room around 5. Tony Bennett, Sinatra and the like are our soundtrack as we enjoy an expertly-prepared multi-course meal on real china. It happens every Sunday, but it's an event. A celebration.
We repeatedly tell Aunt Barbara that we can eat off of paper plates, and that she doesn't have to go crazy cooking. But she won't hear of it. Barring a couple of summer barbeques, we are routinely treated to some of the finest food I've ever eaten… and some of the best conversation I've ever had. We sit around that table for hours. We laugh, we debate, sometimes we even cry.
Our most recent visit started with a variety of cheeses, meats, olives, and brushetta on the kitchen island:
There's a pepper-encrusted sopressata there that nearly set my mouth on fire. After my first slice, I had to scrape off the pepper – hence the pile of pepper on the cutting board.
And we brought some champagne, of course 😉
This was a nice, dry champagne, around the $35 – $40 mark. Our usual champagne is Moet et Chandon Imperial, but we do like to try other things from time to time. It was a good choice.
As always, we found our way into the dining room around 5:00.
Dinner began with one of my absolute favorite of Aunt Barbara's dishes – tortellini with spinach and a parmesan cream sauce. This is so rich that it's hard to eat more than an appetizer portion. But it's also so delicious that it's hard to eat less than an appetizer portion.
Soon after, the main course was served – Italian meatloaf with pipette pasta.
The meatloaf was a combination of ground beef and ground hot Italian sausage, with some peppers thrown in for good measure. Savory and spicy!
And if that wasn't enough, the chocolate course came next. Here's a sampling of the chocolates that we passed around the table this week:
You may feel ready to burst, but keep in mind that this is an all-day event. Hours of tasting and talking and laughing… The calories don't stick if you laugh enough while you're eating, you know 😉
There was even ice cream after the chocolate course, but I didn't get pictures of that. I also didn't eat any of it, as I'd had quite enough to eat that day already.
All the eating was done, but the singing and dancing had just begun, and the talking continued for a few more hours. This is Sunday dinner. This is an experience, and something I'm so grateful to be a part of.
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Orange Orchid Trio Thank You Card This set of cards has a copy of one of my original works on the front. This particular print is from my Color Photography Gallery of a trio of orange orchid blooms. (Click on the picture for a larger image)
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Get out your index cards. The Oxford English Dictionary officially added a number of new words this month, including "cuntish," "demotivated," and "do-over." See the full list here.
— Curan Mehra
George Packer came to campus Wednesday night, giving a lecture about his 2013 book, "The Unwinding: An Inner History of the New America." "The Unwinding" won last year's National Book Award for nonfiction and uses novel-style narrative to detail how America's gaping economic inequality came to be over the past few decades. You should read this book.
— Noah Kulwin
Eileen Jones, a UC Berkeley film professor, wrote a scathing takedown of Wes Anderson's new movie, "The Grand Budapest Hotel," for the leftist magazine Jacobin. Both searing in its criticism and wide-ranging in its analysis, Jones' article makes a compelling case for why Anderson's oeuvre is way overrated.
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It came about a month ago, but this piece by Roger Angell on life as a 90-year old is the best thing I've read this year. The beauty of his prose is unmatched. I won't attempt to summarize the piece — just read it.
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The claim that marijuana is significantly safer than alcohol and nicotine is hardly new. Anecdotally, anyone who's experienced a brutal hangover after a night of drinking knows this on a cellular level. But with the growing legalization of cannabis, the comparison keeps coming up. Let's review the science.
Weed vs. Alcohol vs. Nicotine
In 2015, scientists used a novel method to measure the risk of death from 10 common legal and illegal substances. The report compared cannabis, alcohol, tobacco, heroin, cocaine, MDMA (ecstasy), methamphetamine, diazepam, amphetamine and methadone. The study found that booze presents the highest risk of death, followed by nicotine, cocaine and heroin. Cannabis was found to be, by far, the safest substance on the list, even when compared to alcohol and tobacco.
The findings, according to lead author Dick Lachenmeier, "confirm earlier results of other study groups [but] with completely different methodology."
The study used a new risk assessment technique called the "Margin of Exposure" (MOE) method. This method, in essence, looks at the ratio between the dose which characterizes bad effects and the amount that people typically use.
According to the researchers, the hazards of cannabis "may have been overestimated in the past" while the risk of alcohol has been "commonly underestimated," reports NBC News. They found alcohol is 114 times more deadly than cannabis.
Alcohol is responsible for 1 in 10 adult deaths.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an incredible one in 10 deaths among working-age adults in the U.S. can be attributed to excessive alcohol use. Alcohol has been linked to everything from heart disease to cancer. Alcohol "poisonings" (i.e. overdoses) account for about 2000 deaths per year.
Meanwhile, any reputable expert who's acquainted with the facts will tell you there's never been a documented overdose death from cannabis, in history, in someone without an underlying condition.
"You just see life after life swallowed up by alcohol," said Dr. Peter Grinspoon, who practices primary care at Mass General Hospital, reports WBUR. "You just see alcohol tearing families apart. And you don't have to walk very far to see lives destroyed by tobacco. I've never in 20 years as a primary care doctor seen a single life taken away by marijuana."
Tobacco is considered the leading preventable cause of death in the U.S.
Research suggests that tobacco is far more harmful to the lungs than cannabis. Cigarette smoking is responsible for more than 480,000 deaths per year in the U.S., including more than 41,000 deaths from secondhand smoke exposure, according to the CDC. That's about 1,300 deaths a day.
Tobacco smokers die an average of 10 years earlier than nonsmokers.
While inhaling any kind of smoke can cause damage to airways, and may cause bronchitis symptoms, marijuana smoke's cannabinoids apparently play an ameliorating effect, lessening the damage.
Studies have failed to find a correlation between modern marijuana use and lung cancer, head cancer, or neck cancers.
Cannabis doesn't seem to impair lung function—at least not in the doses inhaled by most users, according to the largest and longest study of its kind ever, reports TIME. Researchers found that while tobacco smokers showed the expected drop in lung function over time, cannabis smoke had unexpected and "apparently positive" effects.
Low to moderate cannabis users actually showed increased lung capacity compared to nonsmokers on two tests. With one of the tests, even the longest term, heaviest cannabis users scored higher than nonsmokers.


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How to Get a Ticket for a Tour of the Truman Home (Required)
First, please stop at our visitor center at 223 North Main Street, in Independence. At the visitor center, you can acquire your ticket(s), see some fascinating items from our museum collection, explore our bookstore, and Talk Truman with our Rangers and Volunteers.
Tour Fee: $7.00 (effective January 1, 2018) for those 16 and over, children 15 and under are free. Admission to the Truman Home is by guided tour only. Each tour is limited to 8 people. Tickets are offered on a first-come, first-served basis and must be purchased at the Visitor Center on the day of the tour. Tickets may sell out by early afternoon on weekends, around holidays, and daily during the summer season. Tour time availability is dependent on staffing levels.
Tours are limited to 8 persons per tour to ensure the ongoing preservation, protection and integrity of the Truman Home, and the wonderful gift that Mrs. Bess Truman left the American people in her will.
Visitor Parking
Parking is available in the lot just west of the Visitor Center as well as on Main St. Although limited, street parking is available along Delaware and Maple adjacent to the Truman Home. Ask at the Visitor Center for RV and trailer parking locations.
Items Not Allowed
No food, drink or gum is allowed in the Visitor Center, Truman Home or Truman Farm Home. Smoking is not permitted. Photography is not allowed inside the Truman Home or Farm Home. Please do not bring large bags or backpacks on tours. For the enjoyment of our other visitors, we ask that you turn off cell phones and other personal devices while on tour.
Firearms and Other Weapons
Legislation: As of February 22, 2010, a new federal law allows people who can legally possess firearms under applicable federal, state, and local laws to legally possess firearms in this park. Refer to Section 512 of the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009, Public Law 111-24, 123 Stat. 1764-65.
Park User Responsibility: It is the responsibility of visitors to understand and comply with all applicable state, local, and federal firearms laws before entering this park. As a starting point, please see the Missouri Revised Statutes, Chapter 571.
Weapons Prohibited in Federal Facilities: Federal law also prohibits firearms in certain facilities in this park; those places are marked with signs at all public entrances. Specifically, firearms are prohibited inside the park visitor center and the Truman Home in Independence. Firearms are also prohibited inside the Truman Farm Home in Grandview. Refer to 18 U.S.C. § 930.


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Cobra candlesticks designed by Constantin Wortmann for Georg Jensen.
Candlesticks in stainless steel, mirror finish
Medium H 200mm
Arne Jacobsen design, for Stelton, 1967. The AJ Cylinda ashtray is an intriguing ashtray, which well thought-out design makes it a functional and timeless object, which attracts the eye. The revolving top allows users to quickly poor the ash and cigarette butts into the lower container to avoid unwanted smells.
Arne Jacobsen design for Stelton, 1967. All tea enthusiasts will love the AJ Cylinda teapot, a great classic of Scandinavian design, which combines functionality and ease of use to let you fully enjoy your moments of relaxation. The teapot is ideal for serving guests at home, but also sturdy enough to be used in restaurants, tea houses and cafés.
Glass Snowball tealight by Kosta Boda. Height 70 mm.
Bird family members are capable to transform their moods like any human being.
Arne Jacobsen design for Louis Poulsen. Today considered an icon of Scandinavian design, the AJ table lamp stands for elegance and simplicity. It will easily find its place on a desk, table or worktop in any room, for precise and controlled illumination. Now available in 8 different colors, it will blend into any type of interior.
Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe design for Georg Jensen, 1969. Half watch half bracelet, Vivianna seduces with its simple lines and symbolic finishes, which draw your attention to the beauty of the moment. Such a strong invitation to live in the present that it is difficult to resist. The sophisticated lines and beautiful curves will appeal to women eager to...
Arne Jacobsen design by Georg Jensen, 1957. A beautiful cutlery gift box with 24 pieces signed Arne Jacobsen. The box includes large and small spoons, large forks and knifes. Their futuristic design and sleek lines are certainly key to their success. Perfect as a wedding gift.
Pantry is one of the best-known flatware lines in Denmark. It is often called "sallor's cutlery" because of it's characteristic "eye". The cutlery is as handy to hang up whilist travelling on the sea, as it is suitable for the modern home.
When the rabbit, teddy bear, cat and monkey scamper in the kitchen, it becomes much more fun being a child at the dinner table. The animals shaped cutlery is child friendly with rounded corners and edges.
Kaj Frank design for Iittala, 1958Kartio tumblers, in glass.
Maria Berntsen design for Georg Jensen.Harmony goldplated 24 carat candleholder, 24. Also availabe in stainless steel. Dimensions: 143 x 116 x 419 mm
Season candleholder by Georg Jensen.
Candleholder for 4 candles crafted in stainless steel
Alvar Aalto design for Iittala.
Height - 160 mm
Different colors are available.
Alvar Aalto design for Iittala.
The Aaalto vases are available in many different colours.
Erik Magnussen design for Stelton. The Stelton oil lamp in frosted glass provides beautiful mesmerizing light and encourages relaxation. It can be used outdoors to illuminate garden tables and patios in summer, or indoors to create a warm and friendly atmosphere in winter.
Heikki Orvola design for Iittala, 1988.
Kivi Tealights.Height - 60 mmDifferent colors are available.
Royal Copenhagen own's birth as the Royal Danish Porcelain Factory 1775, under the protection of Queen Juliane Marie.
Flat plate, 27 cm, Blue Fluted Mega/ version 6 by Royal Copenhagen.
Koppel pitcher crafted in stainless steel. By Georg Jensen.
Poul Henningsen design, Louis Poulsen collection. The PH 2/1 table lamp can be moved from table to table, desk to desk or shelf to shelf, consistently diffusing a soft and comfortable light, whatever the environment surrounding it. The PH2/1 lamp is therefore the perfect source of ambient lighting, but can also be used to highlight the room's dimensions.
Design Finn Juhl, 1956In 1956, Finn Juhl designed the TurningTray. Today the original trays are on display at Finn Juhl's house in Charlottenlund, Denmark, now a museum.
Niels O Möller design, 1959. The Möller 80 stool appeals for its simplicity and rudimentary form, typical of Scandinavian design. Often placed at the end of a dining room table, Möller 80A can also be used as a foot rest, bedside table or an occasional stool.
Erik Magnussen design, for Stelton, 1977. This innovative and colorful vacuum jug combines functionality and ease of use to let you take full advantage of your moments of relaxation. The Stelton flask is perfect for welcoming friends at home, or for taking on a picnic, to always have a warm or cool drink within easy reach.
Stylish AJ salad cutlery by Arne Jacobsen. Made by Georg Jensen.
Dimension : 31,6 cmStainless steel.
Kastehelmi dish, designed by Oiva Toikka for Iittala in 1964
The Finnish name 'dewdrop' refers to the circles of bubbles in the pressed glass. Inspired by Finnish nature, the dewdrops glisten like a string of pearls on grass in the morning sun.
Design 2010, Jørgen Møller for Georg Jensen.
Moneyphant in stainless steel.
Klaus Rath design for Georg Jensen, 2007.
HEART take a little love with you, everywhere you goThe HEART keyring is an elegant rendering of love's greatest symbolAccording to popular belief, the number of keys on one's keyring denotes the amount of responsibility in one's life.
Design Jorgen MollerDimensions : L60 * D15 * H 45 mm
Henning Koppel design for Georg Jensen, 2011.Beautiful and functional HK alarm clock by Henning Koppel.
Henning Koppel design for Georg Jensen, 1970. This collection of functional clocks and weather stations by Henning Koppel is beautifully simple and elegant, and was created to subtly decorate modern interiors. Combine clock, barometer, thermometer and hydrometer to create a complete indoors weather station. Perfect as a wedding gift that will last through...
Often presented as the best candles in the world, these straight Scandinavian candles brighten up many Swedish houses every winter. Prefect for all seasons and occasions, they create a warm, calming atmosphere which makes you feel like staying at home.
Often presented as the best candles in the world, the Scandinavian Torch candles brighten up many Swedish homes every winter. Prefect for all seasons and occasions, they create a warm, calming atmosphere which makes you feel like staying at home.
Owl in massive oak.
Goose hand sculptured in wood made in sweden.
Modern version of the classic architect's work lamp with its two articulated arms by Louis Poulsen with a 10 Watt LED incorporated light source - Simple, functionnal and economic.
Design JORGEN MOLLER for Georg Jensen.
Material: aluminium & leather strap.
Size: 142 x 31 x 9 mm.
Kay Bojesen design.
Kay Bojesen, design. Wooden elephant sculpture in oak, natural colour.
Designer: Kay Bojesen, 1950.
Songbird, wooden figurine.
Krenit bowl, design Herbert Krenchel 1953.
Krenit salad bowl, design Herbert Krenchel 1953.
Olli pillow by Saana Sipilä and Olli Sallinen. 100% European hemp fabric
Jaime Hayon candlestick born from the collaboration between the Danish editor Fritz Hansen and the Spanish designer Jaime Hawen will bring a warm and elegant tuch to your interior.
Created with the famous pattern Vertigo by the designer Arne Jacobsen, the Vertigo cushion is a timeless classic.
The vase by Ceclie Manz is made of Japoneese ceramic, it has a welcoming and refine design and in harmony will recieve any of your bouquets.
The Jaime Hayon vase will integrate with élegance your interior, it is made of a singular materials contrast butr simple and refined lines.
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Bodnant Gardens (National Trust)
Bodnant Garden is one of the most beautiful gardens in the UK, spanning some 80 acres and is situated above the River Conwy on ground sloping towards the west and looking across the valley towards the Snowdonia range. The garden has two parts. The upper garden around Bodnant Hall consists of the terraced gardens and informal lawns shaded by trees. The lower portion, known as the "Dell" is formed by the valley of the River Hiraethlyn and contains the Wild garden.
Snowdonia National Park
Situated on the west coast of Britain covering 823 square miles of diverse landscapes, Snowdonia National Park is a living working area, home to over 26,000 people. As well as being the largest National Park in Wales, Snowdonia boasts the highest mountain in Wales, and the largest natural lake in Wales, as well as a wealth of picturesque villages like Betws y Coed and Beddgelert. Snowdonia is an area steeped in culture, and local history, where more than half its population speak Welsh.
Conway (Conwy) - Town and castle
Conwy is an historic walled town with its walls over three quarters of a mile long and guarded by no less than 22 towers. Apart from the castle and the town walls, Conwy is also home to the smallest house in the UK as well as to Aberconway House, a medieval merchant's house (National Trust).
Conwy castle itself is a gritty, dark stoned fortress which has the rare ability to evoke an authentic medieval atmosphere. The first time that visitors catch sight of the castle, commanding a rock above the Conwy Estuary and demanding as much attention as the dramatic Snowdonia skyline behind it, they know they are in the presence of a historic site which still casts a powerful spell.
Conwy, constructed by the English monarch Edward I between 1283 and 1289 as one of the key fortresses in his 'iron ring' of castles to contain the Welsh, was built to prompt such a humbling reaction.


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4 They are Israelites, and to them belong the adoption, the glory, the covenants, the giving of the law, the worship, and the promises. 5 To them belong the patriarchs, and from their race, according to the flesh, is the Christ, who is God over all, blessed forever. Amen.
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Welcome to CENFACS' Online Diary!
14 March 2018
Post No. 30
The Week's Contents
The week beginning 12 March 2018 is made of the following key contents
• Local Climate Action
• Madagascar Appeal
• Language of Poverty Relief
• Local Climate Action (LCA)
Our LCA continues with Art and Design for Poverty Relief and Sustainable Development project. This is an activity of support to LCA and the Local Year Campaign at CENFACS by taking action to design an e-card (electronic-card) or p-card (paper-card) to help reduce local greenhouse gas emissions (GHGE).
You can write a message on your e- or p-card. The message on your design product needs to be of motivating the locals and showing ways of making cuts in GHGE.
After your design and art work done, you can post your work to us and other local people to motivate the local world on ways of helping to reduce GHGE.
We thank you for your support in taking LCA and creating to help reduce GHGE.
For more on this LCA initiative, please contact CENFACS.
• Madagascar Appeal
Lighting a Blaze of Hope for the Victims of Natural Disasters in Madagascar
Our advocacy work on Madagascar continues by supporting the Victims of cyclone, floods and drought. Anyone who would like to Light up this Blaze of Hope with CENFACS is welcome to do so. If you instead choose to support these victims otherwise while still keeping the essence of CENFACS' Lights Appeal, please let us know as well.
To Light your Blaze of Hope for the above Victims with CENFACS, please contact CENFACS so that we know what you are doing about this appeal.
For further details about this appeal, please contact CENFACS as well.
• Language of Poverty Relief
Language of Poverty Relief is the title of the 59th Issue of CENFACS' bilingual newsletter (Spring 2018 Issue) as we informed you some few weeks ago.
Please find below the key highlights and summaries about this Issue.
Key Highlights of the 59th Issue of FACS –
This issue helps in understanding of language as a system for poverty relief and sustainable development. It provides some insights on how poverty can be addressed through languages and how much change we can together make in the life of the poor through languages.
Languages can be used in a given context to reduce poverty. Languages can influence economic status. In a book edited by Harbert and other people, they argue that "On the one hand, poverty affects language survival… On the other hand, the languages people speak or do not speak, can influence their economic status in substantial ways, limiting or facilitating access to jobs and education and full participation in the functions of the society". (1) Languages influence human conditions of life, including of the poor.
In accordance with econolinguistics (or social science of language), language is also a system of education to help lift up the standard and help society to function. For example, (2) the need of literacy in Swahili became an objective of the colonial system according to Leonard Bloomfield (p. 128). The acquisition of social status can be assisted by the manipulation of language. In the Social Context of Language Standardisation in India, Franklin C. Southworth mentioned Bloomfield (1933: 496-7) in saying that many persons and families rose into relatively privileged positions and had to change from non-standard to standard speech.
So, the way people use their language can provide them some economic and social status. The 59th Issue goes further in providing some elements on how language can be a tool for poverty relief and sustainable development.
(1) Language and Poverty, Edited by Wayne Harbert, Sally McConnell-Ginet, Amanda Miller & John Whitman, Multilingual Matters, 2008
(2) Language of Inequality, Edited by Nessa Wolfson and Joan Manes, Mouton Publishers, Berlin, New York, Amsterdam 1985
Key Summaries of the 59th Issue of FACS –
HOW WE CAN USE THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE TO REDUCE POVERTY (Page 2 of FACS)
Language is a determinant factor of access to resources, assets, facilities and support. Language disadvantage and capability deprivation can reinforce other areas of disadvantages and deprivations. Language has a relieving power from poverty and hardships. For example, a good command of the four key skills of English language (i.e. reading, writing, speaking and listening) can help overcome deprivations and vulnerabilities.
English is the spoken and written language in the UK. As a language of education, communication, life and work; English is the spoken and written language for both UK nationals and ethnic minorities. To comfortably and accurately express needs, both UK nationals and ethnic minorities have to use English language as a medium of communications.
In this respect, language is important in human life. The importance and power of the English language are even self-explanatory for ethnic minority communities. In order for them to reduce communications poverty and other forms of poverty (such as income, consumption poverty), it is vital for them to overcome any forms of English language barriers.
One can still argue that why some people speak well English but are still poor. Well, the types of poverty they experience may or may not be linked to language poverty. For them, there could be a need to find different explanations about their state of poverty and life circumstances.
What is true is that we can reduce poverty by helping those whose English is not their first language to learn, speak and write with confidence in English so that they can adequately express their needs and aspirations in the society where they live and in which English is the official language.
LANGUAGE TRANSLATION AS AN EXAMPLE FOR POVERTY REDUCTION (Page 2 of FACS)
Both computerised and digital translations and human translation can be used to help reduce and end poverty. In particular, we are talking about translation (e.g. CENFACS' Translation service) for the community in need of a language to fully function in the UK society.
Translating works for those people from communities who find difficult to express their needs in English are proved to be effective in addressing the need of these communities. This is the case of the translation conducted by CENFACS to help French-speaking people and families.
Although the aim of the languages projects at CENFACS is to empower people in need to communicate their needs and aspirations by themselves in their chosen languages; where they fail to do so because of language, CENFACS works with them through the learning of the English language. This enhances their integration and participation as economically active members of the UK society.
MATERNAL LANGUAGE AS THE FIRST STEP FOR POVERTY REDUCTION (Page 3 of FACS)
Generally speaking, mother tongue or maternal language is the language that a person learns as a child at home (usually from their parents). It is the one children may use to express their basic life-sustaining needs of food, clothing, shelter, care, health, education etc.
Being able to express your needs in your mother language is important in the process of poverty reduction, especially for children. Those who fail to do that can sometimes end up where many opportunities of life are denied to them.
Being able to communicate in this language, in the place where it is used while you are there, can save one from trouble. This is because for some people, poverty starts when they were little and if they cannot express themselves in their first language to get those needs sorted out. Then, they may or may not end up poor as a little ones.
LANGUAGE AND GENDERED POVERTY (Page 3 of FACS)
Although the concept of gender relates to both men and women, in this 59th Issue our focus is on women's conditions of poverty. These conditions are of access to and unequal distribution of resources, material assets, social assets, health, social networks etc. It is also the problems of: participation in decision making, recognition of the care economy, access to employment and equal pay, economic autonomy etc. This article discusses the idea whether or not language itself delays women's empowerment in relation to these conditions.
So, by talking about gendered poverty the 59th Issue would like to point out one form of poverty experienced by women. This form is through language. The Issue discusses and finds that some languages the way in which they were constructed tend to be gender biased as far as some vocabularies to address women. For example, in Latin languages the masculine tended to win over feminine when it comes to use verbs in past participle and adjectives. Women had to carry male titles as the academicians did not engender titles. There has been some efforts from some academics to change this, however there is still a long way to go for the humanity to fix the problem. One may ask a question how this can create or exacerbate poverty.
Gender inequality in language can create or exacerbate gendered poverty; keeping women poor in society as the language used does not command equality and empowerment. Believe it or not, reducing gender inequality in language can lead to the reduction of gendered poverty. In this respect, there is a need to engender poverty alleviation through the improvement of languages.
E-LEARNING APPS AND TABLETS IN LITERACY FOR CHILDREN IN A GLOBAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT (Page 4 of FACS)
To improve literacy rates and inclusion; e-learning apps and tablets in literacy can help to back up off-line methods of learning. It can help exchange learning development experiences between children across the world; children who have similar needs of reducing literacy-related poverty. This can enhance the language and communication skills for and between children, as well as boosting equal opportunity for them.
These ways of learning would include online digital lessons, educational resources, activities and games to support children's learning. This can inspire and challenge's learning ability to be creative. This kind of learning opportunity is also a chance to reduce poverty, especially child poverty. We should not forget the problem of online protection and vulnerability that the use of e-learning resources can pose.
There are already online educational resources and activities to support children's learning. Some of these resources are free. Literacy sites for kids are available on i-player and as podcasts for learning for life, poverty relief and sustainable development. Being conversationally-fluent in multi-language and able to use digital literacy apps and tablets can help children to reduce poverty and hardships.
COMUPTERISED AND DIGITAL LANGUAGES FOR POVERTY RELIEF (Page 4 of FACS)
The computing and digital worlds have brought a lot of changes and opportunities for everybody including the poor people. The ability to read and write via Information Communications (IT) and digital technologies has a tremendous effect on people's life, including the poor as well.
We can use digital literacy to fight poverty. Being IT and digital literate is itself a sign of poverty relief. Likewise, being able to understand the IT and digital languages can be highly beneficial in terms of poverty reduction. Today, it is much easier to communicate with our Africa-based Sister Organisations (ASOs) via the computerised and digital languages than many years ago. This enables us to better plan together projects and programmes as well as support those lives in desperate need.
Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is widely accepted as a powerful tool for poverty eradication, just as the computerised and digital languages have been recognised being effective in poverty alleviation. Although there is a digital divide between the North and the South, this divide does not stop the globalisation process of the computing and digital technologies to reach the remote areas of the globe.
LES LANGUES AFRICAINES COMME CELLES DE REDUCTION DE LA PAUVRETE (Page 5 & 6 of FACS)
L'Afrique est peuplée de plus d'un milliard de personnes physiques qui parlent plus de deux milles langues. Ces langues représentent un atout majeur pour la réduction de la pauvreté.
Ces moyens d'expression peuvent libérer les pauvres en Afrique et être des instruments de lutte contre la pauvreté et la précarité. Mais, il y a un problème avec ces langues. Le problème est celui-ci : comment faire que les langues africaines deviennent des vrais outils de combat contre la pauvreté.
Pour y arriver, nos collègues des organisations africaines associatives ou à but non lucratif peuvent envisager entre autres faire des travaux dans les domaines suivants:
√ Développer les librairies et bibliothèques locales et communautaires des langues africaines
√ Etendre les moyens de lire et écrire dans les langues africaines
√ Créer des projets and s'affilier à des réseaux d'apprentissage de langues sur l'internet et utilisant les numériques
√ Améliorer les compétences littéraires et linguistiques
√ Revaloriser l'éducation, la pratique et la culture des langues
√ Créer des infrastructures des langues à travers des projets de développement linguistique
√ Augmenter des emplois et des travaux volontaires liés à l'usage des langues
√ Encourager le développement de langues commerciales
√ Améliorer les informations de santé et de nutrition dans les langues s'adressant à leurs bénéficiaires
√ Créer des infrastructures liant les langues et la réduction de la pauvreté sur la plan local
Cet ensemble de ces chantiers de travail peut faire que les langues restent et, si elles ne sont pas, deviennent celles de réduction de la pauvreté. Nos collègues africains peuvent planifier des projets dans ces domaines. Si ces projets existent déjà, c'est mieux. S'ils n'existent pas ou s'ils sont confrontés au problème de financement, alors des efforts peuvent être déployés pour trouver le financement nécessaire.
GRAMMARIANS AND THEIR LEGACIES IN TERMS OF POVERTY RELIEF (Page 7 of FACS)
There is always a debate over the way in which any language is written and spoken; whether or not a language is written or spoken to favour or not favour a particular social group (such as the upper, middle or low classes). In other words, whether or not there are words or expressions to boost the bourgeoisie or not to favour the proletariat.
In this quest about the place of language in the process of exacerbating or reducing poverty, there is the responsibility of the academicians of language and amongst them are grammarians, those who wrote grammars we use today. They may or may not have some legacies in terms of poverty relief.
We can question their works. Does grammar reinforce division amongst social classes or bridges divisions? Is the way poor people use the language compared to the conventional grammar acceptable or they have to do it in a particular manner or format in order to move out of poverty? For example, what are the legacies of Louis Maigret and Maurice Grevisse (French language grammarians) in terms of poverty relief? Did their grammar works deepen poverty or their writings have nothing to do with poverty whether at home or overseas (in Africa for example)? This is the investigation under this article.
QUALITATIVE DATA AND WORDS TO EXPRESS POVERTY AND ITS RELIEF (Page 7 of FACS)
Poverty reduction is measured by both quantitative (numbers) and qualitative (words) indicators. Because we are dealing with language, we are going to use qualitative (words) indicators in this 59th Issue to express poverty and poverty relief.
In the language we use, words joined up to make a sentence and a paragraph, can help to understand poverty and to reduce it. For example, we can use the following qualitative data.
According to UNICEF (3),
- About THREE out of FIVE Youth in Africa are NOT online
- Youth aged between FIFTEEN and TWENTY-FOUR have a LITERACY rate SEVENTY-NINE per cent for male and SEVENTY-TWO for female between TWO THOUSANDS ELEVEN and TWO THOUSANDS SIXTEEN in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Adult LITERACY rate for Females as a percentage of Males was SEVENTY-EIGHT in Sub-Saharan Africa for the same period
(3) United Nations Children's Fund, the State of the World's Children 2017: Children in a Digital World, New York
MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND POVERTY RELIEF (Page 8 of FACS)
Without thoroughly defining modern foreign languages, let simply say that they are the languages studied for cultural or linguistic values for day-to-day communication. Examples of these languages include Latin, French, Spanish and German.
Being able to learn and communicate in these languages can help you to a window of opportunities in ever growing globalised world. This can help to reduce poverty linked to the lack of opportunities for work, for generating income, for educating etc.
This topic of modern foreign languages raises the need to question the relationship between poor people and modern foreign languages. One may ask how many people from poor background manage to overcome their conditions because they were able to speak and write in another language. It is a difficult question to answer but not impossible.
So, a good command of a foreign language can lead to a better lifeline of income earning opportunity and happiness. Their benefits go beyond the function of providing opportunity to resolve unemployment. They can help to connect and interact globally through the social media networks. In this respect, the understanding of foreign language can be a tool for poverty relief and sustainable development.
LANGUAGE PROGRAMME IN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS AND POVERTY RELIEF (Page 8 of FACS)
Without being judgemental of any educational systems, it is acceptable to argue that the study of languages in educational systems should not be solely based on meeting the general needs of the society. Language programmes should as well be conceived in the way to respond to the needs of the poor in order to address poverty linked to poor language and inadequate linguistic skills. This raises the issue of the usefulness of any language programme in terms of poverty relief.
Educational systems forge pupils' and students' minds and intellectual constructs in terms of their perception of poverty and the language they may use to deal with this reality. A language programme within these systems helps to develop people's mind sets in terms of the languages and concepts they will use to apprehend poverty and poverty relief.
However, educational systems are not the only place that forge people's mind, other factors have to be taken into account as well. This means that the lack of understanding and action against poverty by educated or uneducated people should not be put a blame on only their educational credentials or past. An investigation of their background should be included as well.
CENFACS' LANGUAGE PROJECT OF POVERTY RELIEF – Case of deBASICS Project (Page 9 of FACS)
Every time people in need get an opportunity to learn and understand a language and be able to write it (its orthography), this can enable them to communicate their needs of poverty relief and possibly to get the relief they deserve. This can change and save their lives. Mastering a language, for disadvantaged people, can provide further benefits such as get integrated, have a life and being included in the mainstream of the society they live in.
An experience of using a language project to empower people in need is CENFACS' deBASICS project. deBASICS stands for Basic Skills Development. This was a language and basic skills project set up by CENFACS to help reduce language and communications poverty amongst the French-speaking families through the provision and development of literacy and English language skills while seeking to enhance other life-sustaining skills by working together with them to integrate them in the part of the UK society where they live in so that they become economically active.
For more on deBASICS, please contact CENFACS.
SUPPORT LITERACY E-LEARNING FOR POVERTY RELIEF – LePR (Page 10 of FACS)
You can support CENFACS to deliver for educationally and digitally needy children in Africa an e-learning project of literacy to help reduce poverty there.
Brief details of LePR
Project Aim
LePR aims at reducing literacy poverty and improving digital literacy skills via e-learning technologies with knock-on effects on other types of poverty that these poor people experience in their daily life.
Project Beneficiaries
They will be children and youth people struggling in literacy, those who do not have schooling opportunity, those living in remote areas without educational opportunity, those living in the vicinity of war and environmental disasters and who lost the opportunity to learn and develop literacy skills.
Implementation areas
General literacy rates across Africa sometimes look good. However, there are many pockets or places where literacy is still a challenging issue. The LePR will be implemented in parts of Africa that are poor and without access to e-learning opportunity to build and develop literacy capacity and skills.
Means of delivery
Working together with our Africa-based colleagues, we intend to develop e-learning apps or to purchase apps from the market that can be customised to meet beneficiaries' local needs. We are also planning to provide tablets to schools and local communities and set up community literacy e-learning hubs or points.
Starting period
The starting month of this project will be September 2018.
For more details including LePR project proposals and budget, please contact CENFACS
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It was a beautiful Sunday morning to take a ride around Bayfield and get a glimpse of a special concert playing tonight.
The Bicycle Opera Projects consists of a group of young professional singers who bike around southwestern Ontario to bring contemporary Canadian opera to communities across Ontario while working to demythologize the idea of an opera singer, break operatic tradition and provide a car-free alternative to touring. I recognized one familiar face in this group – Geoffrey Sirett was a guest artist here last summer during the 2012 Bayfield Festival of Song.
Today (July 21, 2013) they stopped in Bayfield, Ontario.
We met at Outside Projects – a great little shop on main street – where owner Tyler Hessel greeted the group of singers and community supporters. A passionate interest in his community, it's volunteer corps, and heritage made Tyler the perfect guide for the bicycle tour which was followed by an impromptu concert in the park. The main event was a concert at Bayfield Village Hall this evening.
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OUTSIDE PROJECTS: Owned and operated by outdoor enthusiast Tyler Hessel, Outside Projects is located on Bayfield's historic Main Street and offers services and equipment for outdoor activities. Their services include bike sales and rentals, custom bike building and fitting, skateboard and longboard building and sales, snowshoe sales and rentals, guided hikes and bike tours, bike and skateboard summer camps, apparel sales for outdoor activities, and many more!
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Sweet End of Summer {Farm Update}
The air was fresh, sweet and a bit nippy this morning as summer begins to wind down here in the mountains. The nights have been cool, queuing the leaves to turn from deep green to golden amber and burnt orange in the higher elevations.
While this summer has seemed to fly by, it has been very enjoyable and relaxed. I have been resisting the urge to embark on any new projects and instead have been focusing on buttoning up what's already been started.
The garden has peaked and is still loaded with produce. We are enjoying green beans, corn, zucchini, onions and peppers daily. I'm hoping to get the excess harvested and frozen to enjoy during the winter.
This summer more than any in the past has brought predators very close to the house. We are getting regular morning visits from a fair-sized black bear that lumbers through our woodlot and over the hilltop. He intentions appear to be innocence; however, we do suspect that he is responsible for the damage done to our Omlet Eglu. Just a few weeks back we came out to find the door to the Eglu run had been torn from its hinges and the contents of the feeder devoured. Fortunately, all the chickens were left unscathed.
The fox, which we thought had moved on, has returned and taken another one of our chickens; this time, our three-year-old Easter egger. He made another attempt at chicken-murder yesterday just as we were heading inside for dinner. His target was just a bit quicker, narrowing escaping, leaving the fox with nothing but a mouth full of feathers and fleeing with Asterisk, our lab, hot on his heels.
The new chicks are growing quickly and have gotten their mature feathers. Until they reached their full size we are keeping them housed in a separate run to prevent the older hens from bullying them. Hopefully before winter everyone will be getting along and can resident peacefully in the large coop.
Our two ducklings seem to be contend and happy, spending their days nibbling at the forest floor and taking dips in their blue kiddy-pool. We believe them to be Campbell's and think that are both females. If we are correct, we hoping to be enjoying fresh duck eggs this spring.
The fencing project still looms and as each day gets shorter and shorter, my anxiety over finishing the project grows. I cannot go another winter with our goats in the temporary pin without access to their new shed. Fingers crossed that that project gets completed!
Speaking of sheds, we are putting the finishing touches on our small goat shed. It received a fresh coat of paint and looks great. All that remains to finish is the outside trim and stalls, which we are hoping to tackle this weekend.
With so much to do, here's to a long, beautiful fall to enjoy!


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One of the greatest Post-Impressionist masterpieces will be on display in Coventry this autumn.
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China has emerged as an important overseas market for Bollywood in recent times. Aamir Khan's films like Dangal and Secret Superstar shattered box-office records in China and have already made him a popular star in the country. China is an important territory to make Bollywood globally renowned. Following the footsteps of Aamir Khan, Salman Khan released Bajrangi Bhaijaan in China. The film has received a phenomenal response from the audience of the country and has already become part of the 100-crore club there. Currently, the film's box-office figures stand at INR 117.49 crore. The film was released in China with a title that translates to 'Little Lolita Monkey God'.
Per trade analysts, the film has formed an emotional connect with the audience, which is the main reason for its huge box-office numbers. They also added that Bajrangi Bhaijaan has no signs of slowing down and is expected to cross INR 150 crore by the second weekend since the film's release. Bajrangi Bhaijaan had the largest release in China for a Bollywood film so far with the movie releasing in 8000 screens across the country.
Adding the Chinese collections, the film has earned a total of INR 740 crore worldwide. Making it Salman's highest grossing film to date. The film was produced by Salman Khan Films along with Eros International. Bajrangi Bhaijaan is a story about a Pakistani girl, who comes to India for treatment and unfortunately gets left behind. She has nobody to help her until she meets Pawan Kumar Chaturvedi (Salman Khan), an extremely religious Hindu and an ardent devotee of Hanuman. Hanuman is also referred to as Bajrangbali, which is why the name of the movie is Bajrangi Bhaijaan. Pawan is a man with a big heart and someone who is always willing to help. So, he takes on the responsibility of taking the girl safely to her home in Pakistan. Apart from the lead cast, the film also features Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Kareena Kapoor Khan and Sharat Saxena in pivotal roles.
After the grand success of Dangal, Secret Superstar and now Bhajrangi Bhaijaan, Irrfan Khan's Hindi Medium will be the next film to hit the theatres in China. The release date is scheduled for April 4.
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The JavaScript confirm box gives your users a chance to confirm an action before JavaScript runs rest of statements.
The 'confirm' box is created using JavaScript's built-in confirm() function.
When the JavaScript confirm() function is triggered, a small box will pop up and display an "OK" button and a "Cancel" button (along with text that you specify in your JavaScript code).
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From the above example, we have created a function " disp_confirm". After running the program a button "Display a confirm box" will be display in the browser. After clicking the button an confirm message "Press a button!" will be display with two buttons "OK" and "Cancel", after clicking on the ok button, an alert box will be display with ok button and with a messages "You pressed Ok!".similarly if we press the "Cancel" button an alert messages "You pressed Cancel!" display.
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About 3 or 4 years ago I used to get about 300 visits per day to my website… after all these years and much more interesting material, I hardly ever - now - even get close to 100 visitors, and even most of these appear to be stopped at the front door - ("home page") !
It looks as if it's now back to 2004, when my website was infiltrated by all these "unintelligible" Jewish characters - making comprehension impossible - Telstra later told me that the censorship was being lifted by the CIA - (advised by the Jewish J.A.S.O.N.) - and the Jewish characters all disappeared!
It seems as if the Prime Minister from Kirribilli and the President from the District of Columbia, can visit it whenever they feel like it – BUT VERY FEW OTHERS ! (???)… (This is bullshit (?) and any bastard who censors my website should be dispatched to "hell"... or better still "gehenna"... what do you say Force - do you agree?)
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The Brief
Improve visitors' understanding and enjoyment of the collections, gardens and interiors at Eltham. Invite visitors to enjoy the atmosphere of Eltham as a glamorous 1930s home as guests of the Courtaulds."
Our Response
Eltham Palace provides visitors with a startling juxtaposition of stylish 1930s Art Deco design and medieval architecture set in exquisite grounds with a rich story.
Our core principle was to redevelop the interpretation to bring 'life' back into the interiors and displays and create a more enticing and coherent experience. This encourages existing site visitors to discover and enjoy the Palace, its collections and stories whilst attracting and engaging new audiences, particularly the family market.
The premise for the interpretation is based around one of the Courtauld's infamous weekend parties in the late 1930s with stories and characters drawn from detailed archival research.
Visitors are presented with an invitation:
'Stephen and Virginia Courtauld request the pleasure of your company at Eltham Palace for the weekend'. Visitors take on the role of one of the guests at the party.
On entering the house 'guests' are invited upstairs to settle in before the party and are encouraged to explore the rooms and themes through a series of discovery boxes and handling items in every room.
The Reveal boxes create a window into the story, presenting artefacts, effects and period ephemera to help illustrate personal narratives or interpret the interiors and themes.
The boxes are supported by a host of other sensory media including handling items, dressing up interactives, audio soundscapes, life-size family pets and smell boxes. These have been developed carefully to not exclude existing audience while naturally offering great appeal to the family market.
The project also included opening up new areas of the building for the first time and interpreted the family's war time experience by recreating their WWII bunker in the basement. Bright 3D also developed garden interpretation for the first time at this site and introducing an interactive family activity that encourages exploration of the site and themes.
We worked closely with the client and ATS Heritage to assist in the development of the new multimedia tour and introductory film within the framework of our concept for the site.
This layered and varied mix of interpretation will add the 'human touch' to the site whilst maintaining the purity and significance of this special place.
Eltham Palace re-opened at Easter 2015 to great visitor reviews and numbers exceeding all expectations.
The Palace is Grade 1 listed.


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