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Douglas Coupland x Waldorf Hotel x Kris Krüg
On Thursday May 26, esteemed author and visual artist Douglas Coupland will be hosting an interactive presentation on Marshall McLuhan and YouTube at The Waldorf Hotel.
Leading up to the event, we will be mounting a series of statement about the event on our outer events Marquee. Each statement is being documented by media activist Kris Krug.
Mre information on the event here:
www.waldorfhotel.com/2011/05/douglas-coupland-marshall-mc...
尼可拉斯凱吉意外開啟了一枚時空膠囊，
根據精確的數學演算後，竟準確預知了過去五十年來的大小災難，
現在即將毀天滅地的一場全球性災難即將到來。
曾導演機械公敵、極光追殺令等Alex Proyas新作
配樂影像處理，都在水準之上
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I came across these 3 cows at Bolton Abbey in the Yorkshire Dales. They immediately made me think of the Abba videos with the left, right and forward facing heads.
Storm Lillian did her worse over Thursday night, blowing a right hoolie.
Winds were still strong at dawn, but nothing to give much of a thought about, so that when Jools dropped me off at the station, I went into the greasy spoon for a bacon and sausage butty and a brew. And then sat on the low wall to eat and drink, knowing I had half an hour to kill as the train had just left.
So I thought.
Storm Lillian had, in fact, brought a tree down on the line near Sittingbourne, and a train had hit it, so that al services were backed up, and I wasn't going to get to Canterbury East. But as the name suggests, there is another station in the city, though no direct trains from Dover to Canterbury West now.
Instead I caught a train north through Deal and Sandwich to Ramsgate, which was uneventful, if overlong due to the rambling nature of the line north of Richborough.
At Ramsgate, having just missed a high speed service, we waited.
For half an hour a Charing Cross service was "at Dumpton Park", but never arrived, so that it was the next high speed service we all piled onto.
A 15 minute run along the Stour Valley brought me to the city, where half the population with suitcases were waiting to get on.
I slipped off, but instead of going straight to the city, I turned left to the Goods Shed, an artisan market to check out whether there was guanciale.
They had some, and at half the price in Borough Market, so I made plans that either Jools or I would go back later to buy a hunk at only £2.60/Kg.
What I did notice too, was the eatery had just opened up, and were selling bubble and squeak with a variety of toppings. So I found myself ordering a second breakfast of bubble topped with chorizo and scrambled egg, along with the best coffee I have had for a long while.
That was better, now to face the naked city!
The long, dark and empty days of COVID are behind us, and although the streets were not packed, there were groups following guides, and it felt normal.
The reason for being here was the first ever public opening of the Corona Tower and then the chance to climb the 87 steps to the roof, for panoramic views of the city and surrounding downs.
Just one tour a day, with limited numbers, so I wanted to make sure my name was on the list. I got to the cathedral at five past ten, and was indeed the first name on the list, though a decision on whether the rooftop visit would go ahead depended on the winds dropping.
I went round the cathedral one more time, rattling of a couple of hundred shots, going down the crypt and around the Apse.
A short walk away is St Paul Without, which was open. So I went in to take some shots, I think I was there a couple of years back and was recognised in the guise of my Facebook avatar and name.
My main reason for heading out here, and another half mile further one, was the former church of St Gregory, now a music venue for the University.
Not sure what to expect really, but a Victorian knapped flint church with a small bellcote at the west end. All locked up and undergoing some work inside.
No one about, so I took my shots and left the way I came, walking back over the inner ringroad towards the city centre and maybe an open pub.
At midday, or just past, I was at the door of the Thomas Backet pub for a swifter. The landlord's two dogs made me feel very welcome.
The sun had got out and was warm outside, so I stayed inside for a second beer, and then they put their new house ale on, Troublesome Priest, named after the curse of King John of Thomas Becket. Its a dark best bitter, and very drinkable.
Three pints in, I thought I had better stop and go to meet up with Jools. The cathedral called to let me know the tour was on, so all was good.
I booked a table at a BBQ place for later, bought Jools a cider as she was parched, whereas I was well hydrated.
At quarter to three, I walked back to the cathedral, and was entertained by a choir while I waited. Their voices filled the huge space of the Nave, spinetingling stuff.
At half three, I met the guide at the lectern in the Quire, five others joined in to. So, after introductions, we walked to the Chapel at the very east of the Cathedral.
The public can look in the chapel, but have never been allowed inside, so this was a rare chance.
We swapped stories and news, me pointing out that the guide should really go to Nackington to see the ancient glass there, glass that gives the cathedral a good run for its money with the oldest stained glass in the country.
Then, time to climb to to roof of the chapel. An ancient door was unlocked, and beyond, medieval steps, unworn by many feet, so looking almost new, lead up and round.
Two glass doors look out onto the Quire, but are left dirty so people don't linger on the stairs to look. So, up and up, round and round, until the steps straighten up and with one last double-height step, we were out on the roof.
Not the very top of the cathedral: the roof of the Chancel rose to the west, and the central tower behind that, and in the distance, the two western tower just showed.
We look down on the city: a party in the grounds of the posh school nearby, the hustle of the streets and shops, and beyond, ground rose on all sides to the north Downs.
For half an hour we lingered and soaked the warm in.
Time ran out, so back down. With the first huge step a doosie, but once over that, just round and round, down and down until we were back in the Chancel, with the last visitors of the day looking in surprise as we emerged from the cathedral walls.
Jools was in the Thomas Becket, as was my colleague Peter. They were two beers up on me. Or Peter was. Jools would be driving, so she had the one cider.
The pub is city centre, but down a side street, so is good, but quieter than it might otherwise be. And their beer is good, which helps, and the food, if you eat there, very good indeed.
We talk for an hour, then walk to the smokehouse, which turned out not to be a smokehouse, but a fast food place, opposite the grand entrance to King's School. They di platters for us, and was pretty good, and not too pricey either.
Then back to the Thomas Becket for "one last beer", and more chatting.
Jools lead me to the car, as my health app ticked over 18,000 steps. I was pooped and ready to go home for a cuppa before bed.
The city was just waking up, as bright and beautiful young things tumbled out of cars for a night in the clubs and bars, just beginning their fun just as we were finishing up.
Out through Windcheap and onto the A2, a cruise in the gloaming back to Dover.
Needless to say, the cats were very pleased/annoyed to see us just after nine. So we fed them, fussed over them. Jools made a brew and I checked my shots, charged the battery ready for Saturday and another fine day out planned.
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Built 1851 (George Gilbert Scott), and consecrated August 23, 1852 by Archbishop John Bird
St. Gregory's Graveyard
Damaged in the air raids of June 1942, closed for 10 years *marriages took place at St. Martin's during this time
The church was closed in 1975
Sold to Christchurch College c. 1970's for music rehearsals
1970's The fittings from St. Gregory's church went to St. Albans (old Garrison Church) now the new All Saints
Burials ceased in many of the church and chapel grounds on January 1, 1856, with the exception of St. Gregory the Great and the Canterbury Cemetery in the parish of Thanington.
February 18, 1876 (The building news)
Canterbury - A stained window is to be placed in St. Gregory's Church, Canterbury, at a cost of £150, as a general memorial of all who have been buried in the adjoining churchyard, which will be closed after the opening of the new cemetery. The design has been prepared by Messrs. Lavers, Barraud, and Westlake, Endell-street, Bloomsbury.
"St. Gregory's Church
Within 500 yards of the Military Hospital, in a field called North Holmes, is the church of St. Gregory. It is a very handsome structure, and has a large burial ground attached, which is now used as a place of interment by all the parishes, the old burial-grounds being closed by a late Act of parliament." J. Jennings 1860
St. Gregory's Parish Records available at the Canterbury Cathedral Archives (1852 -1976)
St. Gregory's Burials 1852-99, begun by William Ovenden, Northgate, the cemetery was used by the whole of Canterbury until 1877 when the new cemetery in West Hall Road was opened. The list gives the name, age, date of burial, row and number of plot CCA-U3-105/28/1
Some of the items from St. Mary Northgate were moved to this church and then onto the New "All Saints" church (the old garrison church)
Elias Audio Session 2833
The genuineness of self is the knowing of interconnectedness, not the idea of interconnectedness, but the knowing. This is what I have expressed from the onset of this forum that a significant aspect of this shift was and is to move you each into the state of being of remembrance. And I have expressed many times, remembrance is not memory, it is a state of being, it is a knowingness. That knowingness is the genuine recognition that you are not separate. Elias - 2833
Ava Jhamin For
Dead Dollz
"Knowing Me In White"
I woke up this morning and just felt very blessed for all I have.
I was wearing this amazing Dead Dollz dress that I went and got yesterday at the Black Friday. I thought of angels, wings and just went for it.
I know alot of people especially at this time of the year struggle.
Just remember that you can blame God for alot and He can take it.
But also remember to wake up and thank God for the blessings you do have.
God Bless and Style On..........
Knowing that the battle was now over, the banner carrier ran to a near by hill and waved his banner high, showing that the city was taken.
.. Knowing you.
If you should describe yourself in one word. What would it be?
Si vous deviez vous décrire en un mot. Quel serait-il?
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There are different views about exactly just what comprises Natural Childbirth – while one sight holds that natural childbirth suggests that the mother has actually utilized no discomfort relief aids or any medical intervention. Another view holds that treatments such as taking labor stimulation aids, electronic fetal tracking as well as management of IV liquids […]
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Thomas G. Carpenter Library Special Collections
Exhibit Opening May 2, 2011
1 st Floor Reading Room
Exhibit is open from 9 am until 5 pm, Monday through Friday.
For more information, contact ebrady@unf.edu or call 620-1533.
Photo credit: JAXPORT, Meredith Fordham Hughes
So....Today was my last day at my job. It was very strange to walk out knowing I'd never go back. It's been an emotional and bittersweet day, week, and month. I won't miss all the drama and bull that happened on a daily basis, but I will really miss the people I came to know and love while working there. All this time, I thought I would skate out and be happy to be done with it, but when it came down to it, I was, and am, upset to at least some degree. Things are going to be weird for a while. What am I going to do with my time??
This is my "Goodbye Job" sad face.
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