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A template usually contains more than you see at first sight.
The term template is usually connected with the visual appearance of a website. But in addition to the design, it is distinguished by the way of the technical implementation. It determines where the content is located within the flow of documents, when and where certain modules can be switched on and disappear, whether custom error pages are used and what markup - version of HTML should be used.
Some users will certainly be familiar with the Beez template in Joomla! 1.5. Both, beez_20 and beez5 are visually very different from the design of the previous version. For the design I used a neutral grey for the elementary components of the template, such as the menu to provide a solution that harmonizes with many colours.
Even at that time, I wanted to develop a standard compliant, easily accessible and adaptable template. I consciously had chosen the colour purple, in the hope that many designers would take the code, modify it and make it freely available. I had hoped for a variety of many new free templates. This has unfortunately not occurred.
The CSS class names have been renamed and unified for a better understanding. This is a tremendous advantage for template designers. The HTML output from the Joomla! Standard is clean and well-formed. You do not need to use template overrides anymore to generate clean, standard-compliant code. The technical capabilities of both Beez templates are almost identical. They differ only in their graphic design. The Beez5 version is also designed for the use of HTML5.
The main features
- Accessibility
- Configurable position of the navigation
- WAI-ARIA Roles Landmark
- Automatic representation of the modules in accessible tabs
- Fade in and out of collapsible modules
- Fade in and out of collapsible column
- In beez_ 20 you can choose between two forms: natural or human
- In beez 5 HTML5 is usable
General Accessibility
For most people the Internet has become the norm. Information from around the world are ready for retrieval and perhaps, more importantly, also the special offers at the local hardware store, the opening times of the registration office or the phone book are available on your home screen. Annoying phone calls or library visits are unnecessary, you just look on the net.
But not everybody benefits from this development. Those people, with any physical or mental disability have difficulties to participate fully in society, even though they could benefit enormously from communications technology. But they often fail because of barriers that obstruct their access to information or make it even impossible. Many of these barriers can be overcome, if the offers are designed accordingly.
Operators of online shops or banks which provide Internet banking, should be aware of that not so small target group.
Accessible web design aims at making content and interactions on the Internet accessible for all user groups and devices, if possible.
Approx. 8% of the German population have a physical limitation that makes it difficult for them to access information from the Internet. Commonly the term "accessibility" in web design is identified with Internet for blind people. I want to emphasize that this is not all - indeed, this is only the smallest part. I've often wondered why this is so. Probably the reason is that the monitor has become the classic symbol for the computer, and someone who sees nothing, cannot use it. In my daily work, I have noticed that even blind people cope much better than people with other types of disabilities.
Blind are people whose residual vision is only a few percent of the average value. The number of blind people in Germany lies between 150,000 to 200,000. Some of them can decipher just texts through the computer font size and customized colour settings, while others depend on acoustic information or read by touching the Braille display.
Significantly greater is the proportion of people with severe visual impairment.
About a quarter of the population in working age complains of various degrees of ametropia. Later on, the percentage is much higher. Some of these problems can be compensated by glasses quite well, others with limitations only. Certain eye diseases such as cataract or glaucoma can be resolved or at least mitigated through surgery. Some, like retinitis pigmentosa or diabetic retinopathy, lead to a steady deterioration of vision and ultimately often lead to complete loss of vision. "In the so-called" tunnel vision, the visual field of the affected people is extremely limited - sometimes to the size of a two-Euro coin, which is held at arm length from the eyes.
About 10% of the male population is affected by mild forms of colour blindness – which usually means that some reds and greens cannot be distinguished from each other. Blind to other colours, complete colour blindness or red-green colour blindness in women are very rare.
One other potential group of users has problems with the usual input technology - not everyone can use a mouse or a standard keyboard.
There can be many reasons: arms and fingers are immobile or move spontaneously and are difficult to control. Others have even no arms and no hands or are paralyzed from the neck down after a stroke on one side. As long as a human being is capable to send a controlled binary signal - the famous 0 or 1 – he can learn to operate a computer and its functions with appropriate software.
There are about 60,000 to 100,000 people in Germany with extremely limited ability to hear. Several thousand of these were disabled in learning the German language so that they know it only imperfectly (at the level 4th to 6th grade). This makes the demand for more understandable texts clear.
To communicate with each other, but also for the reception of foreign or sophisticated content they prefer the German sign language - this is an idiom on its own, independent of the spoken language based on a system of signs and gestures.
Not only people with low hearing abilities surf the Internet without or with speakers turned off! It is not sufficient, for example, to give acoustic warning signals only - they must always be accompanied by a clearly interpretable visual notice.
The more the Internet conquered all areas of life, the more situational disabilities are visible: slow connections in the hotel, uncontrollable lighting conditions in the moving train, arranged waiver of sound in the workplace.
All people benefit from accessible websites. It is not about meeting all the rules to the fullest extent, which governmental institutions are required to comply to. Even small steps toward accessibility can significantly improve the usability of a website.
Due to its high penetration, Joomla! has the ability to influence a lot. With the standard template beez it is now relatively easy, to create websites which are accessible and usable for many.
As in beez 1.5 all those things that are necessary for the design of accessible templates are implemented also in beez_20 and beez5. The most important are:
- Separation of content and layout
- Semantically logical structure
- Anchors links
- Keyboard navigability
- Sufficient colour contrasts
Separation of Content and Layout
The first and most important rule for developers is the possible complete separation of content and layout:
- Clean and pure HTML for the content
- No unnecessary layout tables
- Formatting exclusively with CSS
- A logical semantic structure
- Anchor links
The linearisable issue of content and formatting via CSS only is one of the most important conditions for convenient accessibility.
Only then assistive technology has the option to recycle the contents at will, while the visual presentation can be completely ignored. The outsourcing of the presentation in style sheets give, for example, visually impaired users, the possibility to define own style sheets in their browser and adapt that the pages exactly fit his/her needs. A linear presentation of content and an adequate semantic structure is particularly important for users of screen readers.
Screen readers grasp the content of a site from top to bottom, that means linear. The use of extensive layout tables hinders linearisation.
Behind the term Semantic Web probably most of the people can imagine only very little. You probably associate language lessons, but it also plays a special role in writing Web content. For example, screen readers offer their users to jump from heading to heading or from list to list, to get a quick overview of the overall document. If a Web document has no headers, this functionality is not available.
The formal structure of a web document should largely correspond to the content structure. Depending on the Web project the choice of the corresponding heading hierarchy can be quite a challenge.
Today, this concept can be found not only in the templates, but in the entire Joomla! Standard output. In the development of Joomla! 1.6, this was a central part of the development work. Reasons were, in addition to better usability in assistive technologies, also search engine optimization and better usability in mobile devices. Well-structured code not only helps people with disabilities better navigate within a site, even Google feels better with such a well-structured site.
Anchor Links
Linear presentation of content has a big drawback: You may have to travel a very long way, in order to access "in the back lying" areas of content.
On the screen, a three-column layout allows that a number of areas begin "above" and the eye can jump right to it, where it, supported by visual aids, suspects interesting information.
Remedy offers the concept of anchors. It is, in fact, a non-visual counterpart to the graphical layout and allows the user of linear playback devices to identify key content areas at the beginning of the page and then immediately jump to the area where he/she believes the information of his/her interest lies.
Practically, the use of anchors means, to set up an additional menu at the top of each page for internal navigation of the page. In most cases it will be useful to hide this menu from the graphical layout. It's irritating for users, that can see, to click a link, but nothing (apparently) is happening, because the link target is already visible in the viewport.
In any case, the "anchor links menu" should be not too long and built in a very well thought-through manner, because it extends and complicates, due to the linearisation itself, the path of perception. In general, it's advisable to offer the main content as the first target jump, then regular visitors, who know the site and handle the navigation specifically, have the shortest way to where they actually want to go to.
At least here it becomes clear that, particularly websites with more complex content pages do not only need a graphical layout, but also a content design that aims to arrange the content in a form that it contains no unnecessary barriers for the users of linearising clients.

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The Colour Choice
The colour choice is, in the context of accessibility, of particular importance because even people with impaired colour vision should be able to use your website fully.
If you convert to a layout into shades of gray, you gain an approximate idea of what colour-blind people can see. However, the perception is very individual and depending on the severity of different degrees of ametropia. Many colour-blind people, however, have learned during their life, what colours are represented by what they see. They know, for example, that grass is green, and they can identify by comparison and other shades of green.
Much more widespread than the total colour blindness is the so-called red-green colour blindness. Affected by a genetic anomaly, people are not able to distinguish the colours red and green. Mixed colours that contain these colour components are blurred for them.
Colours also play an important role in various other types of visual impairment, not only because of the colour itself, but also a significant colour contrast can be helpful in the use of a web page.
Foreground and background colour within the text elements should form a distinct contrast, though it is not possible to select the colour and contrast settings, which can meet all requirements. Black text on white background achieves a maximum colour contrast. To avoid disturbing glare effects, a slight tinge of the background can be useful. Some visually impaired people will need very strong contrasts to separate the individual elements of content in a page from each other. For them, colour combinations such as white text on a bright, contrasting orange background are not rich enough. In contrast, other strong contrasts act as a radiation - the content is difficult to read.
beez_20: Design Choice
In the Beez 2.0-Template, you can choose between personal and nature design. The implementation of the files nature.css and personal.css via the template parameters as well as the structure of the used CSS files are the basis for this method.
Figure 1: Choose the Style
There are two more files which are responsible for the colour scheme.The position.css and the layout.css are responsible for the overall positioning and spacing.
Would you like to change later only the colours of the template, you can simply modify the files personal.css or nature.css as desired. The positioning of the content remains the same, as they are defined in other files.
All style templates are still arbitrarily modifiable and can be amended by template developers to include additional templates.
In the design of the source code I have taken into account to offer the maximum possible creative variations by modifying the CSS files. I'm telling you that very, very quietly, but in their own way, the Beez templates are something like frameworks and save you a lot of working steps.
Position of the Navigation
For aesthetic reasons or to improve the search engine friendliness and accessibility, it may be necessary to position the navigation before or after the content. Both versions of the Beez templates let you choose between two options in the backend.
Figure 2: Select position of the navigation
The navigation is visually and semantically positioned before or after the content and formatted by use of CSS.
If you open the index.php of beez_20 or the template you have already modified, you can find around line 27 the following assignment:
$navposition = $this->params->get('navposition');
The variable $navposition is assigned to the currently selected value in the backend. The variable expels the value left or center. Left represents the position before the content, center stands for the positioning after the content.
The term center seems to be a little confusing here, it would be logically better to say it is right. But depending on how you design the CSS, you can place the navigation in three-column view in the middle.
JavaScript and WAI ARIA
WAI-ARIA (Web Accessibility Initiative - Accessible Rich Internet Applications) is a technical specification of the Web Accessibility Initiative (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Accessibility_Initiative), which will facilitate the participation for people with disabilities in today's increasingly complex and interactive web services. This technique is particularly helpful in designing dynamic content presentations and user interfaces. The technique is based on the use of JavaScript, Ajax, HTML, and CSS.
Especially blind people often lose orientation when visiting a site where content is suddenly displayed or hidden. People, that can see, can sense this change with the eyes, blind people can understand it only when the focus is placed on the item.
To focus means nothing else than to place the cursor in the appropriate place to make the positioned content accessible.
In HTML and XHTML we did not had the opportunity to focus on all elements. Only the interaction elements such as links, buttons or input fields were focusable. This has changed with the use of WAI ARIA and HTML5.
The used scripts within the Beez templates rely on this technique to make the template accessible to people with disabilities.
WAI ARIA - Landmark Roles: First Aid for the Orientation
Landmark Roles are intended to facilitate the orientation on a website by describing page areas and their exact function within the page. The navigation has the role navigation, search has the role search, the main content has the role main. The implementation is quite simple. The element is extended only to the appropriate role attribute. Thus, users of modern screen readers will be informed of this role.

Inside the Beez template, this is done automatically by using javascript (javascript/hide.js). The approval of the Wai-Aria technology is still pending and with the direct implementation into the source code the website would fail doing the validation test.
A complete overview of the landmark roles can be found at http://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria/roles#landmark_roles.
If you later use the Beez template as the basis for your own template and modify the structure of page areas, you should adapt the script accordingly.
Collapsible Modules and Sidebars
The activation and deactivation of certain areas can be helpful for the user, especially on pages with a lot of content. Both Beez templates provide two different ways. First, the column with additional information can be fully switched on and off, on the other hand, the modules can be collapsed up to their headlines.
Hide Column
To test this functionality, you have to place a module in the column for additional information. The module positions position-6, position-8 and position-3 are available. No matter whether the navigation is before or after the content, whenever this column is displayed, a link appears right above with the text "close info".
Figure 3: Hide Column
By activating this link, the column is hidden, the link text will change to "open info" and the column will be re-activated by clicking.
This functionality is controlled by JavaScript. All the scripts mentioned here are based on the supplied Mootools JavaScript framework that diminishes our work in many areas.
The file hide.js in the JavaScript folder of the template is responsible for showing and hiding the column.
In the index.php of the template, around line 194, you will find the necessary HTML code.

   <?php echo JText::_('TPL_BEEZ2_TEXTRIGHTCLOSE'); ?>

The textual contents of the JavaScript variables are controlled with the Joomla language strings.
Show and Hide Modules
One of the biggest challenges in designing a website is the clear structuring of the content. Especially on the homepage, you often need to place a variety of information without cluttering the page.
Figure 4: beez-Slider
Both Beez templates have the opportunity to present modules in the form of sliders.
Here, the first output is the title of the module. By clicking on the plus sign next to the heading, the module opens and its contents will be visible. Then, the plus sign replaced by a minus sign and the module can be folded back. Even with this method I have used the WAI ARIA technology.
In order to use modules as described, they should be integrated in the template by using the command
<jdoc:include type="modules" name="position-8" style="beezHide" headerLevel="3" state="0" />
By using the style = "beezHide" all modules that are loaded at this position are shown as sliders.
You may have noticed that the command includes the attribute "state", which controls whether the module is expanded or collapsed.
If you choose the value 0, it is closed when it first loads, select the value 1, it is opened by default and can be closed by the user.
Accessible Tabs
The presentation of content in so-called Tabs is becoming increasingly popular. There are already modules that Joomla! extends with this functionality. But none of the offered modules fulfilled the requirements of accessibility.
Figure 5: BeezTabs
The integrated solution in Beez is based on the WAI-ARIA techniques to ensure accessibility. To represent the modules in tabs, they are integrated as follows.
<jdoc:include type="modules" name="position-5" style="beezTabs" headerLevel="2" id="1" />
Adjust Font Size
In the top head of the layout the user is able to change the font size. The technical basis for this function can be found in the JavaScript file templates/your_name/JavaScript/md_stylechanger.js. Within the index.php you include a div container with id="fontsize" .
This area is initially empty and will then be filled dynamically with content using JavaScript. If your visitors should have turned off JavaScript, this function is not available.
Some might be asking, why this function is still necessary, as every browser has a feature to increase font size. Especially for older people this technique is often of particular importance, since most of them have a more or less impaired vision. However, particularly older people often know very little about the functionality of web browsers and look forward to an apparent offer.
beez5: use HTML5
The Beez5 template is hardly different from beez_20, apart from some design aspects. The features offered are largely identical.
The only difference: beez5 allows the use of HTML5. If you take a look at the template parameters of beez5, you see that you can choose between HTML5 and XHTML code output. This is based on the HTML5 template overrides, which you find in the HTML folder of your template.
HTML5 provides a variety of new possibilities and will bring a number of changes and easements in the future, but it is still not yet an approved standard (March 2011). Many of the options offered are currently not reliably applicable, but others can already be used without difficulties.
A very important part, which already works, are the new structuring elements. HTML4 and XHTML had low semantic weight. This has improved significantly with HTML5.
We have now really practical elements to structure the page.
With the elements
- header
- footer
- aside
- nav
you can structure a wonderful page.
Elements such as
- section
- article
- hgroup
help you to assign more importance to the actual content.
The HTML5 code in Beez5 uses only the elements that are reliable right now. Only the Internet Explorer Version 8 has some problems, as always.
In the top of the page a script is inserted, which integrates the unknown elements in the existing document structure.

Basis for the integration of HTML5 in Joomla! are the template overrides and the response to the selected markup language via the template parameter in the index.php. Because the template allows the use of two different markup languages, you have to approach this possibility in the index.php.
Clearly said: The construction of the index.php is quite complicated, because depending on the selected markup language another HTML code is generated.
It starts with defining the type of document.
When you open the index.php of Beez5 templates, you can instantly see what I mean.
<?php if(!$templateparams->get('html5', 0)): ?> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"><?php else: ?> <?php echo '<!DOCTYPE html>'; ?> <?php endif; ?>
This concept is carried through the whole page and the HTML5 elements can only be issued if HTML5 was also selected in the backend.
If you later want to build your own template in HTML 5, it would be better you remove all the queries and XHTML elements and output directly the HTML 5 code.


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Jan Van Quirm wrote:Maybe a hint of the Sevateem in there too...
Q wrote:As for your story idea, that's pretty high-concept. Me, well, I write a bit more like Terrance Dicks or Terry Nation. More high-concept than them, but while you seem to start with a high concept and build from there, I start with a low concept, and bolt high concepts on.
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not playing online Tarot like I do and getting shite cards that foretell doom and gloom...
Who's Wee Dug wrote:not playing online Tarot like I do and getting shite cards that foretell doom and gloom...
Jan, you still play but you don't have to believe in the bad results you get as they are just playing on your fears.
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Thirteen games into the season the club is rooted to the bottom of La Liga and the 2-0 defeat to Getafe sealed his fate.
The board held a meeting and came to the conclusion a change was needed. Names that have been mentioned as Pochettino's replacement include Unai Emery, who has been sacked by Spartak Moscow, and Javier Aguirre, who used to be at Osasuna.
This turn of events is what happens when a club takes value out of its squad every year to pay debts.
You cannot hope to succeed by fielding a team of players near the end of their contracts and filling in the gaps with players from the lower ranks who have not matured.
It's only a matter of time before young, promising players realise that they won't become better at Espanyol.
In that sense the club has lost its focus - although I do think it is more of an institutional problem than a coaching issue. But there's no doubt that we do find ourselves in a bit of a crisis!
Meanwhile, Real Betis' 1-0 victory over Real Madrid suggests the disintegrating relationship between Jose Mourinho and the club could be at the point of no return.
Mourinho bases his football in the intensity, velocity and the speed with which everything is done.
That's fine if you have players who have enough quality to do everything at 100mph; football like that is very difficult for any opposition to stop, but you need the whole team to be switched on.
If the whole team isn't switched on, then you need players on the bench who can actually make a difference and come on and bite.
That has been the case until recently. Real Madrid were clearly tired against Betis but even so it was clear that they lack that kind of sharpness and bite that the club has possessed in the past.
What people call the organised attack of Real Madrid is not being worked on as much as it should and I think they struggle for it. So unless Mourinho switches the team on again, the end could be close.
For more details watch Tuesday's Revista de la Liga...
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Hi Guillem. When you talked about Mourinho possible leaving you mentioned the likes of PSG, Man City and Chelsea being candidates, but why not Manchester United? I get the impression this could be Ferguson's last season in charge and is it not a known secret that Mourinho wants the Manchester United job more then any other? Have you heard or know anything that might suggest otherwise? Thanks, Joel Mesherghi
GUILLEM SAYS: The reason that I don't mention Manchester United that often in relation to Mourinho is that, yes, we know that he would like to go to United, but I keep hearing two conflicting stories. One says that Sir Alex Ferguson is going to stay (and Rafael Benitez's return to the Premier League may spur him on), while I've also heard from coaches and players that they feel this will be Ferguson's last season at United. As we know, Ferguson and Guardiola met. Apparently Ferguson's future was not discussed but in any case Ferguson has played that kind of game with other managers, where he suggests to them that they could be his successor at some point. I think Jose Mourinho must have heard similar things and so has David Moyes. So it's not a clear-cut situation about when Ferguson will go and if Mourinho will replace him. But in any case with the doubt surrounding Ferguson not leaving, I'm veering towards Mourinho if he leaves to actually go to PSG.
Hi Guillem, Question on the competitiveness of the Spanish league in general. It is definitely a two horse race for many years to come between Barcelona & Real Madrid. It is disappointing when I watch La Liga, in comparison to the English Premier League where even the smaller teams have a fighting chance in every game and makes for a great spectacle. I personally feel there are better quality footballers in La Liga overall, but the style of play is very limited (not including Barcelona & Real Madrid of course). To tell you the truth, I wouldn't watch La Liga if it wasn't for Falcao, who has been the only player outside the big two teams worth watching. What can the other teams do, to make La Liga more competitive and entertaining like the EPL? Ziggy Chaudry
GUILLEM SAYS: It's actually a one-horse race, at the moment, not two because Barcelona is doing so well! If Barcelona and Real Madrid were in any league in the world (and by that I mean last season's Madrid, not this season's) they would be right up there, without doubt. In that sense La Liga suffers from having the two best club sides in the world. However, I find the Spanish league far more tactically diverse than that in England - although there are as many surprising results in each, for example Betis beating Real Madrid. So I don't know if you're trying to wind me up, Ziggy, but perhaps the best way to judge who is the best is to look at how each country's teams fare in Europe when they meet each other and in the last decade. On that basis the Spanish league is better! However, it's fair to say that more teams have a chance of winning the English league.
Hi Guillem, I was wondering what the future holds for Cesc and Thiago? So far at Barca, Cesc has played the Xavi, Iniesta and even sometimes the False 9 position. I feel that his performances this season have been more settled, but I am intrigued to see how he will develop. Does Tito see him as the eventual Xavi replacement, or does him want him to continue as the direct player he is and give Barca another dimension? For Thiago, how do you think he will be used after he's recovered from his injury? Bradley Reagan
GUILLEM SAYS: I think Pep Guardiola found it difficult to find space for all the midfielders that there are at the club, including Thiago and Cesc. Tito tried to play with a more 'free' Cesc, where he could move around a little bit. What's happened is that Barcelona have driven towards that direction - the one that Cesc offers, which is much more direct football. At the beginning of the season every player wanted to sort out all of the team's problems - the lack of fluidity; there was not as much of a collective effort as there used to be and Cesc himself was perhaps to blame for that too, because he felt that his 'anarchy' was helping the team. But now what we find is a team that has gone a little bit down a road inbetween Xavi and Cesc. The second-half against Levante showed that this is definitely a new route but based on the foundations that were already in place. It's another route or diversion on the same motorway, if you like.
Hi Guillem, Although all the media is full of Pep's next destination rumours one issue that has not been raised in the media is the issue of the length of contract Pep Guardiola would accept if he is going to accept a job next season at one of the top clubs being mentioned. At Barcelona he had a rolling one-year contract and decided each season, during the season, whether he would renew for a further year. I cannot see Mr Abramovich or Sheikh Mansour for example, allowing him this luxury. Would he accept a two, three year contract? Kind Regards, James Taylor
GUILLEM SAYS: No-one will talk about how long he will stay because he hasn't decided where he is going. But if he comes to London or Manchester, my impression - and it is only an impression - is that he will want a couple of years' contract because he will have more work to do at the club as he tries to take the players in the direction that he wants.


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A creative's guide to Cape Town's Design Indaba 2013
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Fazielah Williams has lived in and loved her Mother City since birth. Having lived all over the Peninsula during her childhood, she now calls the picturesque City Bowl home and likes nothing more than watching the sun set over Table Bay from the window of her apartment.
A lover of the arts and proud Cape Town fanatic, Fazielah began her writing career by spending many hours as a child conjuring fantastical stories that featured independent heroines from faraway lands who saved the Prince instead. This Capetonian princess has enjoyed stints as a magical arts PRO and TV publicist before finding her calling as a travel writer.
When not waxing lyrical about the Fairest Cape's most loved attractions and activities and embarking on unexpected adventures, Fazielah can usually be found taking in a show at one of the City's fabulous theatres.
It's that time of the year again when hundreds of creative folk descend on Cape Town, the 2014 World Design Capital, for THE innovative event of the year: the 2013 Design Indaba.
Held at the impressive Cape Town International Convention Centre and various venues in and around the chic city centre from Wednesday 27 February to Sunday 3 March, this year's Indaba features four inspirational events you cannot miss:
For the scholars:
Design Indaba Conference and Young Designers' Simulcast
Who says being creative means you can't be studious?
With the who's who of the artistic elite, including renowned graphic designer Paula Scher, John Maeda, president of the Rhode Island School of Design, and architect David Adjaye, presenting their best-case design practices at the conference from Wednesday to Friday, you're sure to be absorbing valuable knowledge while getting your creative juices flowing.
Students, don't let a stringent budget stand in your way of learning from the imaginative best. Book now for the Young Designers' Simulcast, and get a creative education for less.
For the fashionistas and decor aficionados:
Design Indaba Expo
Experience bespoke South African designs under one roof at the CTICC at the Expo from Friday to Sunday.
This year's home-grown showcase will feature the 100% local designs of more than 400 exhibitors, including fashion designers Adriaan Kuiters and bluecollarwhitecollar; jewellery designers Anomali and Firepetals; and furniture designers Kaross & Goet and Meyer von Wielligh.
Your R70 ticket entitles you to a viewing of the spectrum of these designers, as well a variety of fashion shows and Cape Town's biggest food truck contingent (think the delectable Limoncello and El Burro), as well as talks by Anthony Silverston of Triggerfish, the Cape Town animation studio that produced the country's first feature-length animation film, Adventures in Zambezia, and magazine queen Jane Raphaely.
For the musos:
Design Indaba Music Circuit
Music is creativity in motion (or audio, as the case may be), and this rhythmic addition to the Indaba line-up will have the Mother City rocking to the talents of 32 culturally different artists at various venues around the City Centre.
Get down with the likes of Taxi Violence at Aces 'n Spades, Mix n Blend at the CTICC's Design Indabar, and jazz legend Hugh Masekela at the Mahogany Room. Tickets range from R50 to R200 and are available at www.quicket.co.za.
For the cinema buffs:
Design Indaba FilmFest
All the elements of design come together beautifully on film, and that makes the FilmFest a must-do!
Catch the premieres of Morgan Spurlock's film Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan's Hope, science, technology, design and opera mash-up The International Space Orchestra, and the creative process documentary From Nothing, Something. Tickets are R35 each and are available at www.quicket.co.za.
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While Quarter-Mile timeslips suffice for many Corvette enthusiasts, there's a new type of hobbyist who firmly believes that 1,320 linear feet is far too short a distance to experience the true performance potential of these world-class sports cars. These men and women are called "runway racers," and they rent out deserted, retired, or private airfields to push their Corvettes to the limits-and beyond.
Joel Feingold, a vending-machine-route owner in Mar Vista, California, is one of these new-breed, high-speed warriors. He owns a custom-painted '98 Ruby Pearl Mica Corvette, which he ordered new with the sole intent of transforming it into an 850hp supercar-and taking on every exotic in Southern California.
After subjecting his C5 to the mods necessary to more than double its horsepower (a 414ci LS3 stroker built by QMP Racing Engines; a Paxton Novi 2000 supercharger set to 15 psi; a custom, oversized air-to-water aftercooler with two heat exchangers; an Alky Control meth-injection kit; and a set of Tony Mamo custom-ported AFR 225 heads), Feingold decided it was time to test his Vette's upper limits. "I remember the first time I saw the needle cross 180 mph," he says. "It was definitely something I wanted to do again and again. It was probably not too long after that first time that I started thinking of how and where I could do it and minimize risk factors."
It took weeks of calling around and chasing leads in Southern California before Feingold found the perfect setting: the 2.3-mile-long, 200-foot-wide main runway at Mojave Air and Space Port in Mojave, California. "There are not many safe places to go 190 mph on the street or track, so what better place to go wide-open-throttle in a Corvette than an airfield runway?" he says. "It would be long enough to get up to speed and still have a safe distance to slow down, and wide enough for at least two cars to comfortably run side by side."
His plan was to video a small group of Corvettes and exotics on the runway, then put posts on Internet forums to see if anybody else was daring enough to join in. Eventually, a list of cars came together, including six Corvettes and a bevy of exotics whose owners were brave enough to take on Chevy's finest. (See the accompanying chart for a list of all the cars, horsepower ratings, and terminal velocities.)
On May 29, 2009, the cars assembled at Mojave, along with a Hollywood video crew led by Craig Lieberman of ImaginateMEDIA. "Craig's job was to place cameras on the cars and bikes, and at different spots on the runway, then put it all together into a compelling story on a DVD," Feingold says. "Filming cars was not only a love of his, but something he excels at. He had done quite a bit of work on some of the Fast and the Furious films, and had a real eye for this sort of thing,"
The races were all filmed and include the blown '98 against a Ford GT40, a Ferrari Scuderia, and a Ferrari Enzo; a 2009 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 against a Lamborghini Gallardo Superleggera, the GT40, and an '07 Z06; an '08 coupe against an '08 Z06; an '05 convertible against an '08 BMW M6; a supercharged '03 Z06 against a Ferrari 430; and much, much, more. To document terminal velocities, a trained radar-gun operator clocked the vehicles at somewhere between three-quarters and one mile on the runway racetrack.
From 16 cameras and more than 20 hours of total footage, ImaginateMEDIA produced the approximately one-hour high-definition DVD, appropriately titled Runway Titans Wide Open Throttle. The video features all six Corvettes and the exotics in scene after scene of action-filled runway racing. It also showcases a handful or two of gorgeous non-automotive eye candy, thanks to the Torco Racing Fuel models, furnished courtesy of www.modelmayhem.com.


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Limited-stop bus, tram or train services omit calls at certain stops in order to offer a faster trip between the places served. The term is normally used on routes with a mixture of fast and slow services. Additionally there may be a "semi-fast" service with more stops than a "fast" service, but fewer than a "slow" service.
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Who's Wee Dug wrote:Really interesting argument against Moon hoax claims.
The Mad Collector wrote:Who's Wee Dug wrote:Really interesting argument against Moon hoax claims.
Very good, thanks Dug
Mycroft Vimes wrote:Someone posted this on another forum i frequent,loved it.
This guy has got some kite flying skills indeed,check out the landing in the end.
"About 5 or 6 years ago I was asked to give a multiple kite demonstration to the BC Haida Indian tribe at an Indian Pow Wow in Squamish, about 60 miles from Vancouver. It was a great event with hundreds of Indians from young to the very old, all of them dressed in their traditional costumes, dancing to the pounding of drums, making of canoes, and the woman making clothes and moccasins from the hides of deer out side of their Teepee.
After a while I was asked by the Elders of the tribe to demonstrate multiple-kite flying. Most of them had never heard of a sport kite, never mind ever seeing one. There was a nice open area, which was not very large, but I could just about manage. I set up 3 Kestrels which the Indians called 'Thunder Birds'. The only problem was that the Indians were crowding me from behind. I asked them to please more back but as soon as I went to pick up the kites they were right on my heels, anyway, I took a step back and up went the 3 kites, then I heard one of the Elders shout. It sounded some thing like Na -Ka -Tai -Khe- Tha - A - Hi- Tatanka - Ta - Mai - Sapa -Wa-o-wa -Kia - Ta.
Right away I thought, Hey Wow! Man, look at that man fly, Wow Wee!! I was really on a high as I landed all 3 kites. Then with a big step back I had them in the air, and again this Elder shouts out Na- Ka - Tai - Khe - Tha - Hi - Tatanka - Ta - Mai - Sapa -Wa-o-wa - Kia - Ta. Again, I was thinking, Wow! This guy is unreal, man are we lucky to have him at our Pow Wow. I flew around for a few more minutes then landed, I then turned around to find every one was gone except one Indian around 40 years old. I said, could you tell what the old man was shouting when I launched the kites? what did he say?"
He looked me right in the eye and said "my? Grandfather? said, "The? Next Time? That White Bastard? steps on? my? foot? I Am? Going? To Kick The? Sh*t out of? HIM!
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Based on the medallion we all got during Paratrooper training in the Army, St. Michael, the artist took a bad drawing and made this from it, it was originally to be more intricate and have color, but we both agreed that simplicity was the best option
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Lake and Paddy Resort
Lake and Paddy is located on the Kollam waterways cannel surrounded by rice paddies and lush greenery only 2.5 kilometers from town.
Lake and Paddy currently offers large, clean comfortable rooms with all having bathrooms and ceiling fans attached. Two rooms at the back have verandahs with hammocks that overlook the surrounding rice paddies. We have free wifi and computer access available at all times for your convenience. During your stay if you wish, staff can help make any travel arrangements for you such as; houseboat rental, car rental, canoe tours or any other activities you wish you to part take in during you stay.
All staff working at the resort have a great deal of knowledge about the region and love to give advice that would make your time in Kerala more enjoyable.
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Town centre is two KL from lake and paddy.It just front of vembanad lake.East side of town.Nearest airport is cochin international airport. Railway station and the beach around 6 km away from here.
Chungam,pallathuruthi, bitween bhargavanjetty and mercyjetty .Alleppey.
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Yea welcome to this P.Y.T., I want to take ya'll to my life, you feel me?
You know, this shit real rare that I even made it out, yea
[Verse 1, Lil B]
I may hit a nigga with the chop in the daylight
Took off low then take a vacation
Get the dope man with the same situation
He made this noise when I showed him that K
Fuck around with me I be letting off fifty rounds
R.I.P. Big Moe, shout out to H-Town
Niggas around me keep it pushing
A lot of pussy niggas but I never ate the pussy
All my life I had to keep it pushing
Shout out to Aris, that's my other brother
Shout out to Kim, shout out to Anthony
Shout out to Nicole, shout out my nigga Trim
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Real niggas in Sacramento, out there with dope rocks
Shout out to Burnelli, shout out to Cricket
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Still got two parents, every day I still miss them
Shout out to Shamele, shout out my nigga Shelton
R.I.P. my nigga Larry, R.I.P. my Richmond niggas
I can't deal with it, why they gotta kill niggas
This is all program, this was all a science
Complex hate crimes, niggas out pushing lines
Niggas outside like, fuck it, I'm broke, fuck it
I'mma take a nigga life, anybody die tonight
If I play my cards right niggas gon' ball for life
Feel me, yea, positive endings
Never been switching
Tombstone gon' read that "I stay realer"
Fake bitch killer
Put em up in the wall, seal em' off to the floor
Cocaine rap but the dope costs more
Got the same prices as the numbers on the floor
Had to sell zips, had to bag fours
Didn't lose my cool when I was shopping at the mall
Police saying "Lil B you finna lose it all"
Niggas like me, I was planning for the loss
Took a couple licks for the summer riding Porsche
It's all about my life nigga, what about yours
It's all about my life nigga, what about yours
It's all about the world nigga, what about ours
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From Winnipeg to Jasper, the train roughly parallels the famed Yellowhead Route, Canada's historic trail of westward expansion. Arrive in Jasper this afternoon. Tonight, enjoy an excursion to Maligne Lake for a fully narrated CRUISE to Spirit Island. Afterward, enjoy a lakeside dinner featuring incredible views and local fare including famous Alberta beef. (Brunch, Dinner)
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