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Regulation of Nonpoint Emissions under Limited Information: A Stress Experimental Test of the Ambient Tax Mechanism
AbstractWe provide a stress experimental test of the ability of (a damaged based version) the ambient tax mechanism to induce socially optimal outcomes in a nonpoint pollution context. To mirror the features of naturally occurring environments, we consider a convex damage function, uncertainty in measuring the ambient level of pollution, polluters with heterogeneous profit functions competing against the same opponents for the duration of the experiment (which runs for an indeterminate length), and in half of our treatments polluters do not know others profit functions. In almost all implemented conditions, the observed total pollution level is not significantly different from the socially optimal level whereas, in none of the conditions, compliance at the individual level is observed. The efficiency performance of the ambient tax mechanism is higher (though not significantly) under limited information than under complete information as subjects comply more with the socially optimal level the less information about the profit functions of others they have.
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The (MLF) directed the visual performance, created all the graphics for the 'HAL' character, the titles, and various other 'interludes' (such as a special hypnosis moment). The team worked closely with Aaron Meyers who developed the kinect performance software for Jamie Lidell's section, and the stage + lighting + sound designers to pull together the overall look and feel.
The graphics app used was made in Cinder and there are 3 stage computers each with a Kinect running an OpenNI-based openFrameworks application that sends information over OSC. The software was controlled live with controls mapped to an Oxygen8 midi keyboard and a few little controls on an iPad running Mrmr.
The process of creating images was very analogue utilising found objects such as a step ladder, a couple of broom sticks, rear projection perspex, large metal bowl, bin bags, gaffer tape and glass prisms. These were then filmed with a handheld pointgrey dragonfly2, sending this live feed into a laptop running modul8, playing with a few midi sliders and knobs to deform and affect the image in realtime and project onto perspex, and then film that back with Canon 5D. The show was run using the new VDMX to play content on the 14x8m rear screen, and the side 'banana' screens.
Behind the scenes video and images coming soon…
UPDATE 01/09/2011 – Making of video added. See below.
- OFFF + CAN Workshop Collaborative 2011 [Cinder, oF, Js, Events] Earlier this year we have been thinking about the concept of "curated workshops", an opportunity to bring people together to work for a very short period of time and share their creations. These would include setting up a team, inviting few high profile individuals and opening up submissions for participation. When I was approached by Héctor Ayuso earlier this year to give a talk at OFFF, instead of talking about CAN, I thought this would be a great opportunity to do something more, a workshop, and use the workshop material as the content to drive the talk. Hector and I agreed, 'Workshop Collaborative' was born. What was the aim of "Workshop Collaborative"? 1. Initiate collaborations between those that share common interests. 2. Create a playing field, both physical and virtual. 3. Allow ideas to evolve by asking questions. When we announced the workshop back in January, we also opened to applications for participation. In total, 80 applications were submitted and 11 participants chosen by the team including Aaron Koblin, Ricardo Cabello - mr.doob, myself and Eduard Prats Molner. The participants included: Marek Bereza, Alba G. Corral, Andreas Nicolas Fischer, Martin Fuchs, Roger Pujol Gomez, Marcin Ignac, Rainer Kohlberger, Thomas Mann, Joshua Noble, Roger Pala and Philip Whitfield. Programme - Single Day 09:00 - 10:00 Introductions / Teams 10:00 - 13:30 Stage 1 13:30 - 14:00 Lunch 14:00 - 19:00 Stage 2 (Completion) Total creation time: 6.5 hours Few weeks before the workshop, Aaron and I decided four themes we should allow to influence the work we would be making. By allowing other participants to comment and feedback on these themes we would discover areas we all want to explore. The themes included: 1. Digital Ecosystem - Build an application, an organism of information, sound and visuals, a digital ecosystem that flows through different mediums and evolves. "living system - travelling through technology and mutates through tools. 2. Analogue Digital - Explores the notions of physicality in code. Using made objects as assets to code. Scan 3d objects, cut paper and cut-out, traditional 2d scans, 3d objects scanned using flatback scanners, etc.. 3. Projection Mapping - Address projection mapping conceptually. Moving away from technical demos, time to question what does it all mean; surface, source, angle, point projection, scale, form, interaction, animation. 4. Data re-embodied - Tell stories through the juxtaposition of data sources and their methods of representation. How can we create new meaning, understanding and value from reinterpretation of data. By no means this ment that we would have to choose one over the other. The purpose was to get the feel where the interest lies amongst the participants and set up, so to say, a 'playing field' and allow first ideas to develop. We knew that working together for a single day we would not be able to produce anything of "finish" quality, rather focus on the subjects themselves and see what comes out. Following the feedback, a number of keywords were derived, to summarise our interests: ecosystem, data, scan, evolution, input, mutation, osc, node, rhythm, pattern, touch, physical, language, viewport and mobility. Five projects developed during the 6.5 hours of work. These included Kinect > WebGL bridge, Kinect Image Evolved, Input Device, Data Flow and Receipt Racer. -- Kinect > WebGL This project was the work of mr.doob, Marcin and Edu although other people were involved also. The task was to create a bridge between the Kinect and browser, allowing the real time feed over the web. Although aspirations were much higher than the time allowed, instead of utilising node.js server - which I understand was 99% complete anyhow, the team setled for feeding downscaled image data from cinder application using standard http requests to the three.js script which was reading the images at about 10f/s. Several rendering styles are presented below. First one is just simple point cloud done by Marcin for debugging while the rest was done by mr.doob using his amazing Three.js engine. Download .js code here. -- Kinect Image Evolved Simultaneously while Ricardo was working on the .js part, Marcin was exploring different ways of kinect image representation. In attempt to get away from standard kinect point cloud, we developed idea of trying slitscan effect with the point cloud. What this means is that the kinect point cloud was dispersed along the time lapse, different bands representing different moment in time. Likewise, Macin also was exploring what happens if the point location was reversed when particular depth was reached. What you see in the videos below are both effects. Code available soon. Thomas and Andreas were also testing different tools to manipulate kinect image. Meshlab, Blender were used to pull kinect point clouds and convert them into meshes which could then be render, distorted, split, etc. -- Input Device Marcin was also working on ways to control the input, ie how one could interact with the Kinect point cloud. We were toying with the idea of being able to assign different devices over OSC to different kinect body parts. This would allow for each individual to be assigned unique element of te point cloud and to interact with it. The first step was to use simple gyroscope datam sent from an iPhone over OSC. The video below shows what is happening. Likewise, Rainer and Roger were working on the iPhone application that would send the OSC data. Rather than just utilising gyro or accelerometer, Rainer was exploring different forms of interaction with the device, seeing whether a language could be evolved, one that would somehow enhance emotional attachment the kinect body parts. The videos below show and instrument like application that also has audio feedback. Code available soon. -- Data Flow With all the data moving, Marek was wondering if the input and output are in same medium, you can compare them, apples for apples, what would happen. Marek looked at the process of the loop by examining the image obtained by subtracting the initial input from the output so we're just left with the parts that change. For the loop algorithm, jpeg compression was chosen because it was easily available in oF and ubiquitous enough to warrant investigation. The boxy images are a result of feeding the jpeg "high" quality compression back into itself and subtracting it from the original. The finer images are using the "best" compression setting. Then Marek tried the same thing with sound (using logic), using first the original sound, then the encoded and seeing what is left. You can hear all the sounds below. Original / OFFFCAN Workshop Collaborative by filipvisnjic Encoded / OFFFCAN Workshop Collaborative by filipvisnjic Difference / OFFFCAN Workshop Collaborative by filipvisnjic Code available soon. -- Receipt Racer The receipt racer combines different in and output devices into a complete game. It was made by Martin, Philip and Joshua utilising a receipt printer, a common device you can see at every convenient store, small projector, sony ps controller and a mac running custom openFrameworks application. Print is a static medium, that's why, Philip, Martin and Josh explain, it was an intriguing challenge to create an interactive game with it. First the team tried to do it only with the printer as the visual representation but that seemed rather impossible. But then Joshua Noble came up with a small projector, perfect to project a car onto a preprinted road. There is no game without an input device. So they were lucky enough as at least one of them always carries a gamepad around. The cables connect back to the laptop running an openframeworks application the team wrote parts of. The app was entirely programmed during the workshop. Internally it runs something like the basic js game. Only a car driving on a randomly generated race track. Then it broadcasts its components to the external devices, prints the street and guesses where the car's projection is supposed to be to perform the hit test. That's the trickiest part. Everything has to be in sync and needs some calibration in the beginning. The paper also has a little bit of a mind of it's own and tends to slide around or curl. But that's nothing some duct tape and cardboard can't fix. It was a lucky day. Somehow everything was just lying around, waiting to be used. Even the stand and this plastic thing you would normally use to put in your name on a conference. Even the timing was perfect. Right at the end of the workshop we finished adding the details like a little score and the YOU CRASHED TEXTS. Project Page (code available) -- On Saturday we presented the creations. Regardless of the fact that Erik Spiekermann was presenting in the other OFFF room, we had a full theatre (500 ppl estimate) including another room where our talk could be watched on a large screen. Photo above by Arseny Vesnin CAN would like to thank all the participants at the workshop as well as Aaron and Ricardo for taking time off their busy schedules to take part of the workshop. For more information on the workshop and all future information/code/links see creativeapplications.net/offf2011 Photos by Jason Vancleave We leave you with OFFF Barcelona 2011 Main Titles made for OFFF by PostPanic (full screen […]
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- flight404 at Decode / V&A [Events, News] Robert Hodgin aka flight404 has just posted this video of an application he is working for the Decode event at London's V&A to open next month. Robert was asked to rework his older Solar piece so that it could be audio responsive in real-time. Whilst the details of the actual exibit are yet unknown, it is nevertheless exciting to see Robert's work at the V&A. Video at the bottom is the older piece but do make sure you watch at HD / full screen. He will be joined by the names such as Golan Levin, Daniel Brown, Daniel Rozin, Troika and Simon Heijdens. More about the event here. 8 December 2009 - 11 April 2010 // Curated in collaboration with onedotzero (via Homage to Radiolab « all manner of […]
- Fabricate Yourself [openFrameworks, Kinect] Fabricate Yourself is a project by Karl D.D. Willis that documented the Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction Conference. Given the tangible theme of the conference Karl decided to engage the community by capturing and fabricating small 3D models of attendees. Attendees firstly capture their favorite pose using a Microsoft Kinect. The depth image from the Kinect is processed into a mesh and displayed onscreen in real-time. At any time they can capture the mesh and save it as an STL file. Dovetail joints are automatically added to the side of the 3x3cm size models so they can be snapped together. This allows multiple models to be connected to form a larger overall model, like a jigsaw puzzle. The STL files were printed using a Dimension uPrint 3D printer provided by Stratasys. Created using openFrameworks. Project Page (Thanks Karl) Previously: Beautiful Modeler [iPad, openFrameworks] - Gestural sculpting on ... Trace Modeler [openFrameworks] - Real-time video to create […]
- Kinect – One Week Later [Processing, oF, Cinder, MaxMSP] Last week we wrote about the wonderful work that happened over the weekend after the release of XBox Kinect opensource drivers. Today we look at what happened since then and how the Microsoft gadget is being utilised in the creative code community. In case you missed our post from last week, you can see it here: Kinect – OpenSource [News] Chris from ProjectAllusion.com got to play with the Kinect and one late night he made this little demo in Processing using the hacked Kinect drivers. The processing app is sending out OSC with depth information based on the level of detail and the defined plane. The iPad app is using TouchOSC to send different values to the Processing app. - Daniel Reetz and Matti Kariluoma have been playing with Hacking a Powershot A540 camera for infrared sensitivity enabling you to see Kinect projected infra red dots in space. Microsoft's new Kinect sensor is garnering a lot of attention from the hacking community, but the technical specifics of how it works still aren't clear. I am working to understand the technology at a fundamental level – my interest is in the optical side of Kinect. My ultimate goal is to make the sensor nearsighted, so that the depth resolution can be used to scan small objects. The first step in understanding a technology is to look at it — that's why teardowns like this one at iFixit are so important. - Ben at KODE80, the creator of Holo Toy created also this quite wonderful demo of Kinect being used to track your position in space and show image on the screen based on your position thus creating an illusion of 3D image. Several months ago I threw together an OSX HoloToy demo that used OpenCV and the iSight camera to replicate the facial recognition head tracking used in the iPhone 4/iPod touch version. This seemed like a perfect place to insert the Kinect! The above video shows various scenes with the perspective controlled via the Kinect. At this point it is simply tracking a specified depth range however with motion tracking of the depth map and other techniques, this could be really special. - Philipp Robb has some early experiments with a Microsoft Kinect depth camera on a mobile robot base. Say hello to KinectBot. The robot uses the camera for 3D mapping and follows gestural directions. It's basically a pimped iRobot Create with a battery-powered Kinect which streams the depth and color images to a remote host for SLAM and 3D map processing. - Peter Kirn covered the work Ben Tan X was doing with the Kinect system to perform MIDI control. Result: depth-sensing, gestural musical manipulations! From the description: Coded in C#.net using this: http://codelaboratories.com/nui Very hacky ugly, yucky, alpha prototype, source code available here: http://benxtan.com/temp/pmidickinect.zip Next project is making a version of pmidic that uses Kinect. Then, you can control Ableton Live or any other MIDI software or hardware with you limbs. Isn't that amazing!!! If you are interested, you should also check out: http://pmidic.sourceforge.net/ http://benxtan.com - Yesterday, Stephan Maximilian Huber posted this video of Joy Division-esque realtime 3D scan using Kinect where points are connected only horizontally. Very effective and quite beautiful. - Simultaneously, Dominick D'Aniello is working on Kinect Object Manipulation, creating a system using openFramework that allows you to rotate and manipulate 3D objects using Kinect. A threshold is used on the depth-map to filter out everything but my hands, and then blob detection is used to locate their centers. This information is then used to scale and rotate an onscreen object. Note that because the Kinect provides depth information, the object can be rotated on both its Z and Y axis. With a bit of work, a gesture could theoretically also be made to rotate along the X axis. - Few days ago we posted a quick installation prototype by Theo Watson and Emily Emily Gobeille (design-io.com) with the libfreenect Kinect drivers and ofxKinect (openFrameworks addon). The system is doing skeleton tracking on the arm and determining where the shoulder, elbow, and wrist is, using it to control the movement and posture of the giant bird! - Another great news is that Kinect now also works with MaxMSP created by Jean-Marc Pelletier. It's still very alpha. I still have to implement "unique" mode, multiple camera support, proper opening/closing, and I can't seem to be able to release the camera properly but the video streams work as they should. Read more on the forums. - Also, Kinect now runs in VVVV. Late evening live coding at node10 by Julien Vulliet (thanks @defetto) - Last week Rui Medeira also ported drivers to Cinder framework and this morning Robert Hodgin aka Flight404 posted these videos to his vimeo account. Made with Cinder and the Kinect sensor. Runs in realtime. Another great week of Kinect projects. The work is finally beginning to take shape beyond tech demos which is wonderful to see. I highly doubt will be posting any more updates of this nature as more work will develop as individual projects which will require their own posts. Big up once again to the communities including openFrameworks, Processing, Cinder, MaxMSP and many […]
- Dancing With Swarming Particles [Kinect, Unity] Dancing With Swarming Particles is an interactive installation and performace that explores the relationship between a physical user/performer and a virtual performer the "avatar" which has the physical characteristics of morphing flocking particles. The avatar's body is composed by flocking particles that initially float in the virtual space without any apparent order the using user/performer's movements the particles start to morph into their body. by Rodrigo Carvalho, performer Tamar Regev coordinator : Anna Mura Made in Specs [Synthetic Perceptive, Emotive and Cognitive Systems group] - UPF - Barcelona Made in Unity3d, using Kinect and Osceleton [vimeo.com/17966780] the Skeleton […]
- The Maccabees (in the dark) – Live performance recording with 10 Kinects Two weeks ago we were invited to be at the filming of the new video of the The Maccabees, presented by Vevo for the Magners 'Made in the Dark' campaign. Unfortunately we could not make it but earlier today, James Aliban posted details of the result. Project is the brainchild of Directors Jamie Roberts and Will Hanke, and the performance contained a combination of live action footage (shot with an Alexa on a technocrane) and an animated sequence by Jamie Child and James Ballard. The scene was all shot in 3D, with a rig that contained 10 Kinect cameras, each attached to a Macbook Pro. The technical consultant on the project was James Aliban. Three applications were built to achieve this, all using openFrameworks. The client application used ofxKinect to record the point clouds. The millimetre data for each pixel of the depth map was transcoded into 320×240 TIFF images and exported to the hard drive at roughly 32 fps. A server application was used to monitor and control the 10 clients using OSC. Among other tasks, this starts/stops the recording, synchronises the timecode and displays the status, fps and a live preview of the depth map. Once the recording had taken place a separate 'mesh builder' app then created 3D files from this data. Using this software, the TIFFs are imported and transformed back into their original point cloud structure. A variety of calibration methods are used to rotate, position and warp the point clouds to rebuild the scene and transform it into 2 meshes, one for the band and another for the crowd. A smoothing algorithm was implemented but this was dropped in favour of the raw chaotic Kinect aesthetic. A large sequence of 3D files (.obj) were exported and given to the post production guys to create the animated sequence in Maya and After Effects. This app also formats the recorded TIFF and .obj files so that there are only 25 per second and are in an easily manageable directory structure. For more information about the project visit James' blog. Credits: Jamie Roberts, Will Hanke, Jamie Child, James Ballard, James […]
- Long Distance Art – One artist, two robots and three paintings in Vienna, Berlin and London On September 26th the Vienna Tourist Board will be hosting an event where Alex Kiessling is creating artworks not only in Vienna, but simultaneously in Berlin and London with the help of 2 industrial […]
Posted on: 01/07/2011
Posted in: Cinder, iOS, openFrameworks
Post tags: cannes Cinder event kinect music openFrameworks openni performance
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Author: Filip Visnjic
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Abercelyn Tithe Barn 2
Cottage | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
|Key Info
Self-catering within an 18th C, grade-II listed, former Tithe Barn which has been carefully converted to retain the character of the building while providing modern comforts, including central heating. All bedrooms have en-suite luxury bathrooms with powerful showers and a whirlpool bath in each cottage. The Barn is of traditional construction with local stone, slit-windows, exposed roof beams and many original features and was converted in 2006.
The Tithe Barn has a sheltered, courtyard setting facing a rock-garden, with heathers, alpines and wild flowers, located in the grounds of Abercelyn Country House. There are views of Llanycil Church and churchyard, Lake Bala and the Berwyn mountains on the other side of the lake.
To see a virtual tour of the cottage go to the Abercelyn Cottages website, using the link at the bottom-right of the page "Visit the advertiser's website" or copy "www.self-catering-snowdonia.com" into your Internet browser.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Barmouth 40 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, House swap, Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Manchester 115 km, Nearest railway: Wrexham 50 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 En suites
|Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Shared garden, BBQ
|Further details indoors
Tithe Barn-2 has a living accommodation upstairs and features:
* Central heating with adequate supply of hot water
* One double and one twin bedroom both en-suite, whirlpool bath, spacious shower
* Lounge, dining area and kitchen which are separated by the original stub-walls and have an oak floor, stone walls and beams
* Fully fitted kitchen with quality appliances including dishwasher, washing machine, etc
* Oak floor, stone walls and sloping ceiling with beams (headroom restrictions)
* Two comfortable sofas
* Flat-screen TV with DVD player, teletext, remote control with digital TV and radio
* HiFi system with CD/DVD, radio and MP3 connection (USB Port and SD card Slot)
* Nest of tables
* A stair gate is provided
Information folder, walking & biking folder and instruction manual
Kitchen and Dining area:
* Pine dining table and chairs for four
* Cooker with fan-assisted oven, second oven/grill and four rapid hotplates
* Microwave cooker
* Washing machine (powder provided)
* Dishwasher (tablets provided)
* Drying room
* Fully equipped for four persons
The bedrooms feature stone walls. Both are en-suite with a powerful shower and a whirlpool bath.
Twin bedroom with:
* En-suite including, WC, basin, whirlpool bath with hand-held mixer shower/taps, dual-fuel heated towel rail
* Wall lights, built-in wardrobe with shelves and space for storage of cases, etc.
* Choice of quilts
Double bedroom with:
* En-suite including WC, basin, and walk-in spacious shower with thermostatic control, dual-fuel heated towel rail
* Side-lights, dressing-table with mirror and light, walk-in wardrobe with space for storage of cases, etc.
* Choice of quilts
|Further details outdoors
Patio with furniture and barbecue
Drying room in Abercelyn Country House
Adequate car parking including space for boat trailers
|Further details
Arrival from 4pm, departure by 10am (otherwise by arrangement).
Cancellation: We will endeavour to re-let your booking - deposit or balance payments will be refunded if we are able to re-let.
Strictly non-smoking.
Pets are not permitted (permitted in Tithe Barn 1 or the Poor House).
The North Wales region
The highlights of the area include:
* Abercelyn is set in mature, landscaped gardens, close to Lake Bala (Llyn Tegid) the largest natural lake in Wales
* Within easy walking distance of the market town of Bala with shpos, banks, a post office, restaurants and Inns
* Located within the Snowdonia National Park with stunning mountain and lake scenary
* Walking directly from the doorstep with mountain and scenic walks available and a circular walk around the lake
* Surrounded by three mountain ranges (Aran, Arenig and Berwyn) with other mountains easily accessible including: Cader Idris, Rhinogs, Snowdon, and more
* Outstanding watersports facilities on Lake Bala, National White-water Centre and River Dee
* Easy access to the coast of Cardigan Bay and estuaries (Mawddach, Dovey and Dwryd)
* An ideal centre for visiting the many attractions of North- and Mid-Wales
Ten suggested "things to do" around Bala:
* Experience Welsh culture, e.g. listen to a Welsh choir, or visit the Cywain Centre, Bala
* Whitewater rafting at the National Whitewater Centre
* Bala Lake Railway
* Walk around the Lake or half-way and return by railway
* Dine out in one of the Egon Ronay top 25 restaurants in the UK
* Off-road driving in a 4x4 with Landcraft
* Play golf on a challenging course with views of the lake and mountains at Bala Golf Club
* Sail or canoe on Lake Bala
* The Town walk with historical information
* Fishing in Lake Bala or the River Tryweryn or Dee
Other "things to do" near Bala, include:
* Caerau Uchaf Gardens (Sarnau): gardens, plant sales, cafe, adventure playground, pets corner
* Cinema in Bala
* Fitness: Penllyn Leisure Centre, Bala
* Swimming: Penllyn Leisure Centre, Bala
* Ten Pin Bowling: Urdd Multi-activity Centre, Glan-llyn
* Heritage Centre (Canolfan y Plase) in Bala
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22 Sep 2013
"A beautiful cosy barn in a peaceful location."
Although the barn is near a road, inside the barn it is lovely and peaceful with views of lake Bala. The barn is beautifully decorated and clean. It has lots of character as well as having the modern … More
21 Sep 2013
"A really enjoyable stay in superb accommodation"
The accommodation was really well presented; clean and welcoming.The lounge is really cosy and the bedrooms and bathrooms/showers excellent. The owner, Ray, is very helpful and keen to ensure that eve… More
15 Sep 2013
"Idyllic setting and charming barn"
We enjoyed a weekend at Tilthe Barn. We would love to return. On our first evening we took a long and enjoyable walk to the other side of the lake soaking up the stunning scenery. The barn is perfectl… More
24 Aug 2013
"WOW!! Taking the stress out of self-catering! EXCELLENT ACCOMmODATION"
You could not ask for more. Tithe Barn 2, Lindsay and Ray were fantastic! The accommodation was outstanding, very clean and exceptionally well presented. The welcome was very warm, the cakes on arr… More
13 Aug 2013
"Brilliant, Excellent accomodation and Location"
This is the 1st time we have stayed in this accomodation and we will be back, clean and comfortable, all you could need from crockery to linen. Ray and Lindsey are amazing, friendly and kind host, not… More
28 Jul 2013
"Very peaceful, pretty cottage with everything you need"
The 2 bed cottage was lovely, especially the bathrooms. The only problem was that the living room got very hot, but we did visit in the middle of a heatwave do everywhere was hot! Bala is beautiful and it was all very easy to find. We had a really relaxing stay, thank you!
29 Jun 2013
"a comfortable cottage in a lovely area"
We stayed at this cottage for the second time. There were 4 family members( 2 couples) We were given a warm welcome with some some beautiful home baking. The child fittings were on the windows when we… More
9 Jun 2013
"no mention of the road in the details and where was the view of the lake?"
We stayed here for 7 nights exploring the surrounding area, great place as a base.
For visitors interested in walking and other outdoor activities, there are a wealth of opportunities on offer as well as guided walks and water sports offered by the owners.
The Barn has, as advertised, the bedrooms on the ground floor and kitchen/living space on 1st floor. The views of the lake are from a window on the stairs and a window in living space which is faced by the back of one of the (not so comfortable) sofas - hardly a view...
Early June, the weather was glorious, the bedrooms were freezing as they get no direct sunlight and the upstairs space was stuffy and impossible to ventilate due to the child locks on the windows and constant sun. There is central heating, the thermostat is upstairs in the hot space, not downstairs where the bedrooms and the colder area of the Barn are located. Opening the windows on the 'view' side offered constant noise from the traffic running along the busy A road outside, no mention of this in the details.
The recycling and rubbish disposal arrangements are a bit complicated and there weren't adequate receptacles in the Barn to keep the different rubbish separated.
I know we were in the countryside but even still, there were a few too many spiders webs lurking in corners.
Access to the internet was in the main house, which was fine, having it at the Barns would have been preferable.
Overall it was an ok place to stay but I wouldn't want to go back.
Thanks for your feedback, some observations follow.
The child-locks on the windows can be removed in a few seconds, the key is provided or we are happy to do this for you.
If the thermostatic valves of the upstairs radiators are turned up fully, the downstairs will be cold, however if they are turned down both the downstairs and upstairs will be warm. This is because the thermostat is upstairs.
With regard to recycling Gwynedd Council now accepts a wider range and some can be mixed together - new information has been provided.
The cottage was an 18th C barn with lots of character and the occasional spider.
1 May 2013
"Lovely Cottage, our third visit!"
Stayed in Tithe Barn 2 with two friends. This cottage meets all our needs and we will be back. Lovely and clean, all facilities needed. Very easy to walk into Bala.
Only thing left to ask for would be WiFi!
27 Apr 2013
"Set in lovely surroundings with all the comforts at hand."
Tithe barn 2 was very comfortable for our family of 3. Owners have paid a lot of attention to home comforts, which made our stay very pleasant and enjoyable. The picturesque scenery from the barn is to be enjoyed.
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70 Belarusians in anti-war photo project
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Belarusian photographer Aliaksandr Zhernasek initiated the Gallery of Light photo project.
More than 70 people participated in the project, which aim was to show the people who don't support war, Nasha Niva newspaper reports.
The list of participants includes producer Uladzimir Maksimkau, musician Siarhei Pukst, poet Valeria Kustava.
"I want to see my friends and fellow citizens in a good mood, smiling. I want people around me to speak honestly, joyfully and openly about love and their desires," the photographer says.
According to Aliaksandr Zhernasek, people have forgotten about childish frankness and joy amid negative events and violence.
"We see the troubles, but we don't have opportunities to influence political and economic processes, to react to violence and confrontation except for pressing the "Like" button to a news post on a social networking site. Actually, what can we do? Objectively – nothing. So, I had an idea to make a gallery of positive people, my friends and my friends' friends who will be given an opportunity to say and show their most peaceful desire," the author of the project says.
The project involved a lot of different people: businessmen, models, poets, musicians, actors, physicians, electricians. Some came with their families. Every participant used his or her emotions and words to say he or she was against war.
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If former St. Louis Cardinal player Mark McGwire is such a disgrace to this area that:
* His name needed to be removed from the highway in Missouri;
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Thursday, December 27, 2007
happy holidays
For those of you who didn't get what you exptected from Santa, it's because he spent Christmas morning passed out near Gatesville.
The title of this picture is "Picking Up Pecans with a South Wind on Christmas Afternoon in America."
And here is Christmas Day Eve.
Posted by Phil Poulter at 7:25 AM
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- RhetorRick said...
Hey! I've been there! (The lake, not Gatesville).
Merry Christmas and thanks for the coffee.
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