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Visit places the area is famous for, including Stonehenge and spots captured in the Harry Potter movies.
"Most amazing holiday I ever had"
City to shore, the creativity and majestic beauty of the west of England come into focus as you journey through the ages, via Bristol, Ilfracombe, Bideford, Plymouth, St. Ives and Exeter.
You'll enjoy Insider moments like… hearing exquisite choral music performed exclusively for you by a local choir in the candlelit 15th century 'gingerbread church' of St. Martin's, Exeter.
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5 full breakfasts.
1 lunch (Be My Guest).
2 dinners.
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1. London – Windsor – Bath – Bristol (2 nights)
Travel to Royal Windsor this morning where you will have free time to explore the quaint town or visit the Castle. Later arrive in the Georgian town of Bath. See the beautiful Pulteney Bridge spanning the River Avon and view the impressive Abbey, founded in 1499. Visit the Roman Baths, from which the city takes its name, and see the hot thermal pool of the 'Great Bath'. On arrival in Bristol your orientation includes views of the Clifton Suspension Bridge and Brunel's SS Great Britain, the world's first ocean-going, propeller driven iron ship.
2. Longleat Stately Home and Lacock Excursion
This morning a scenic drive through beautiful countryside brings you to the spectacular Longleat Stately Home near Warminster. Experience a Cultural Insight into English heritage when you take an included guided tour through one of the finest stately homes open to the public. Currently home to the 7th Marquess of Bath, Longleat House is set within stunning 'Capability' Brown landscaped parkland and contains priceless antiques. Later stop in the picturesque town of Lacock with its honey coloured stone cottages and 15th century inns. The village was used as a movie location for 'Pride & Prejudice' and 'Harry Potter' amongst others.
3. Bristol – Exmoor National Park – Ilfracombe – Bideford
Drive through the unique landscape of Exmoor National Park with its moorland, woodland, valleys and coastline which has been shaped by people and nature over thousands of years. Stop in the traditional Devonshire fishing town of Ilfracombe and enjoy free time to explore. Later travel to the historic port town of Bideford located on the estuary of the River Torridge.
Optional Experiences
Clovelly Dinner
Join us for a short drive to the picturesque, privately-owned village of Clovelly, where we'll enjoy dinner at a charming 18th-century harbourside restaurant.
Adult Price: £38.00
4. Bideford – Tintagel – Plymouth – Exeter (2 Nights)
Drive along the north Cornish coast and stop to enjoy views of the ruined Tintagel Castle steeped in mystery and legend and reputedly the birthplace of King Arthur. Enjoy a light Be My Guest Cornish lunch on a farm with views over nearby Bodmin Moor. In the maritime city of Plymouth view the Mayflower Steps before heading to Exeter. TreadRight and Trafalgar Cares support cultural traditions that preserve the unique richness and diversity of people and places. With respect to this, a special private performance of Gregorian chants will take place in the candlelit St Martin's Church to support The Churches Conservation Trust. The rest of the evening is free to explore Exeter from your centrally located hotel.
Optional Experiences
Dinner By Bristol Harbour
Tonight, why not join your travel director and fellow guests for some fine British dining in one of the most famous pubs in Bristol. It was here that sailors, smugglers and pirates drank and where press-gangs and custom officers came to catch them (don't worry, there's a spy hole to warn us). It was here that Daniel Defoe met the real-life Robinson Crusoe, and it's just around the corner from the finest Georgian square in Bristol housing the very first overseas American Consulate.
Adult Price: £31.00
SS Great Britain Explorer
Come with us on a trip to Brunel's famous GWR Temple Meads Station, before you visit what was once the largest ship in the World. Launched in 1843, the SS Great Britain was a world record breaker and one of Britain's great national treasures.
Adult Price: £17.50
5. Cornish Excursion including Dartmoor National Park
Today set off for a full day to explore picturesque Cornwall. Drive along the Cornish coast, famous for smugglers' coves and quaint villages. Discover St. Ives, a popular resort with artists and tourists. Enjoy views of St. Michael's Mount near Penzance. Stop in Dartmoor National Park for a Farewell Dinner with your travel companions in a traditional pub.
6. Exeter – Stonehenge – Salisbury – London
This morning, travel to rural Wiltshire and visit the mystical ancient monoliths at Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain. Visit the town of Salisbury with its Cathedral rising up from the lush green fields famously painted by John Constable. Later return to London where your memorable trip comes to an end.
Cultural Insights
Enjoy a guided tour in one of the finest stately homes open to the public. Home to the 7th Marquess of Bath, Longleat House is set within stunning 'Capability' Brown landscaped parkland and contains priceless antiques.
Be My Guest
Visit a homely Cornish farmstead and meet a friendly local family who will tell you about generations of farming and their family history in Cornwall.
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Enjoy at least one surprise Hidden Treasure.
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Orientation of Bath, Bristol, Ilfracombe, Plymouth, Exeter and Salisbury
Visit Royal Windsor and quaint Lacock Village, stately Longleat House in Warminster, the Roman Baths in Bath, the fishing village of Ilfracombe, the ancient seaport of Bideford, the gorgeous artists' colony of St. Ives, the ancient stone circle at Stonehenge, and John Constables Salisbury
View Windsor Castle, the 'Capability' Brown landscaped parkland at Longleat, Tintagel Castle in Cornwall, the Mayflower Steps in Plymouth and St. Michaels Mount
What's Included
Luxury air-conditioned coach with WiFi in most countries or alternative transportation (such as rail journeys)
Hand-picked 4 and 5 star accommodation
Hand-picked Insider Experiences
Optional Experiences and free time
All porterage and restaurant gratuities
Must-see sightseeing and surprise extras
An expert Travel Director and separate Driver
All hotel tips, charges and local taxes
VIP entry to many sights
Audio Headsets for flexible sightseeing
The services of a Trafalgar Local Host if you stay at Trafalgar's recommended London hotel.
Pick-up and drop-off if you stay at the Trafalgar recommended London hotel, booked through Trafalgar, or from the London Reception Centre.
Airport Transfers
Specific transfer information can be found on the airport transfers page
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Meet warm-hearted locals and like-minded travellers. Along your journey of discovery, stop to share stories and flavours with local farmers, chefs and winemakers. Pause to admire the handicrafts and rich traditions of amazing artisans. Explore the essence of Europe through captivating accounts shared by expert historians and savvy local guides.
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Service rating : Very good TD did everything she could to make the trip one to remember.Product : Location of the Exeter Hotel meant that actual time spent in Cornwall was limited due to the time taken to get to sites. An equivalent hotel in say Plymouth would have given guests more time to
Service rating : Everything was most professionally organised.Product : Information given by our Tour Director gave insight and background to the places visited. Loved all the unique attractions on offer.
Service rating : Our tour guide was great. What we saw was great. Bus was great. Only problem was the bedrooms at the Hotel Hilton Kensington in London. Way below par for a Hilton Hotel. All the others on the tour were better.Product : The tour guide was experienced and good. Bus was very nice.
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Stay at the Holladay House for two nights and get your third consecutive night at 25% off!
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Spend the weekend celebrating July 4th! The weekend will be filled with a ton of activities and fireworks! Events for the weekend include: Keswick's Vineyard's Reds, Whites and Blues festival - listen to some great music while relaxing in their gardens, nibbling on lunch and sipping some wine and Culpeper's day-long festivities plus fireworks presentation.
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Gourmet boxed picnic dinner: $20 per person. You must pre-order your gourmet boxed picnic dinner 2 weeks before your arrival date. Order with your innkeeper!
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Stay at the Holladay House for two nights and get your third consecutive night at 25% off!
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Join our family for our 11th annual Thanksgiving dinner. At 6:30 pm, begin feasting upon free-range turkey, lots of side dishes, desserts, beverages and great conversation! Dinner is $49/person.
Make a long weekend out of it and do some holiday shopping at unique shops and wineries!
Stay with us a second consecutive night, we will take 15% off your second night stay. If you stay with us a third consecutive night, we will take 25% off your third night stay. Both offers cannot be combined. Subject to availability.
Veteran's Day
The Holladay House is honored to participate in the B&B's For Vets Program. We are offering a free night stay in any of our 6 guest rooms to active and retired military. Rooms are assigned on a first come, first served basis. The free night is November 10, 2016. If you would like to add additional nights, we will extend our usual 10% military discount to your room rate.
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- an exquisite hors d'oeuvres buffet followed by a 4-course Virginia wine-pairing dinner with sparkling wine toast with the Inn at Meander Plantation
- a gourmet 5-course dining experience plus champagne toast and music at Vintage
Breakfast is served later than usual the next morning and will include some specialty drinks to celebrate the New Year!
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How this works: Choose your favorite room, choose your favorite restaurant, and contact your innkeeper so they might make ALL the arrangements for you! Please note, the package does not include the price of your dinner.
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HitFix Interview: Paul Feig discusses Steve Carell's 'Office' farewell
'Bridesmaids' director and 'Freaks and Geeks' creator talks comedy and future projects
When "The Office" has a big emotional moment on the horizon, chances are good that Paul Feig is the man called in to direct.
Feig, who was behind the camera for Jim and Pam's proposal, the Niagara wedding and a dozen more memorable "Office" installments, had one of his most important assignments with Thursday (April 28) night's episode, orchestrating the departure for Steve Carell's Michael Scott.
Over the past decade, Feig has carved out an amazingly discriminating TV directing resume pretty much limited to the best of the best single-camera comedies, including "Undeclared," "Arrested Development," "30 Rock," "Weeds," "Parks and Recreation" and "Nurse Jackie." While he's still awaiting his big break on the big screen, early buzz indicates "Bridesmaids" may do the trick.
Oh and did I mention that Paul Feig created a little show called "Freaks and Geeks"? Even if it isn't directly germane to the topic under discussion here, it's always worthy of mention.
I got on the phone with Feig to talk about Thursday's super-sized "Office," but also the progression and evolution of his directing career and why he hopes "Bridesmaids" will let him out of "acting jail."
Click through for the full interview.
HitFix: This is your first "Office" episode since the wedding pair last season, right?
Paul Feig: Yeah, I went away and did "Bridesmaids," so I've been working on that for the whole time. Actually, it was looking for a while like I wasn't going to be able to do Steve's final "Office" episode, because we were heading into our sound mix, but we were able to move stuff around. It would have killed me to not be able to do Steve's last one, so we were able to make it work out. I'm thrilled that I got to do it.
HitFix: How have you come to be the guy who gets approached to do this sort of Very Special Episode?
PF: I don't know. They just very nicely offer these to me. I got to do the wedding. I got to do the proposal. I ended up getting to do the dinner party, which was a big episode. I think I've just done so many. I think I've done 20 now, because every hour I've done, they basically break into two half-hours and count those as two. I've definitely done a lot of them and I really get along great with the cast, like all of the directors, but I feel like I really understand the style of the show and I'm able to add little bits of stuff.
HitFix: Was it instantly that you had that feeling for the show's tone and that rapport with the cast?
PF: I remember really falling into it very quickly. It's just a style that I love. I love things that are loose. I love improv. I like being able to add that little thing. When I was an actor on sitcoms, I'd always just throw in stuff at the last minute, just because I'd have an idea. A lot of shows aren't like that. A lot of shows are very religious about their scripts and don't want you to mess around with wording or anything and the fact that Greg [Daniels] set the show up to be very loose with the documentary style, so you're shooting and the cameras are just catching stuff as it happens, it frees you up to really create a very safe, fun environment for the the actors to play and expand and experiment and I just fell in love with it and they liked me. It was pretty immediate that a love affair between us began. My only regret... They wanted me to do a lot of the episodes in Season Two, but I signed on to do some movie and got busy with that, but part of me always wishes that I'd done more in the second season.
HitFix: We've had bunch of episodes leading up to Michael's departure, how would you describe the tone that you guys wanted to achieve with the actual exit episode?
PF: We wanted the tone to be very real and honest and in a way how this would really happen. The danger was always that in the real world, Steve Carell is beloved and the most kind man and such a joy to work with and the cast loves him so much and the show's so sad that he's going to be leaving and that brings a huge amount of emotion to it. But Michael Scott has a weird relationship with his employees and he loves them probably more than they love him. He's a weird boss who's done weird things to all of them and now he's leaving, so that's a very different emotional tone than Steve Carell leaving the set of "The Office" for good. So you really had to be careful that we hit the right balance of realizing that this is an emotional thing for the audience, but it's got to play real for the characters. You can't do an episode where suddenly Stanley's crying because Michael's leaving. Basically, you just had to make sure that it felt real, that it felt like this is what happens when a boss who is neither beloved nor hated, but tolerated and liked begrudgingly, leaves. What happens? How do you play out his different relationships with all the different people, because he has different relationships with different people in the office. It was just being careful to make sure that we hit the right tone and didn't get too maudlin and didn't let our real-life emotions ruin the reality of the actual office emotions.
HitFix: Then there's also that third level of it, which is that it's Steve Carell, NBC's biggest star leaving NBC's top-rated comedy on an episode airing on the first night of sweeps. How did you keep the possibility for extra "stunting" out of the equation?
PF: It was pretty easy, only because there was so much to be covered. Greg wrote this, I didn't write it, but there was so much ground to be covered that it didn't allow us to have stunting in it, because there just wasn't enough time. As it is, we've expanded it out to a super-sized episode. There was just so much ground to cover. I don't know the behind-the-scenes of it, if there were pressures in that regard, but the feeling was that Steve is big enough star that this was a big enough episode. You don't need much more than saying "Steve Carell is leaving 'The Office' forever." That gives you a lot of juice.
HitFix: As you were shooting it, did you know it was going to have to be super-sized?
PF: No, we had no idea. It's funny. There moments on the set where we'd be like, "This needs to be an hour long" and other times we'd be like, "No, this only needs to be a half-hour." Then we needed a little more time, so I find it interesting that it ended up being right in the middle of those two, being super-sized. We actually did shoot a few more things after they made the decision to super-size it, just to add a few more scenes and flesh out a few more things, which I actually think was great, because it provided a little bit more connective tissue between some storylines. I'm happy with it. I think it's just the length it needs to be.
HitFix: What was the on-set emotion like?
PF: It was overwhelming. I was there prepping and Mindy Kaling was directing the episode that aired last Thursday and that was definitely the one where it really started to land with people. I would hear stories from the set of people getting very emotional and I know when they did the song from "Rent" to him, that was a real flashpoint for when it really hit everybody in the group. So there was a lot of emotion in that. But by the time we got to the last week, there was so much emotion around it that people were almost making the decision to kind of keep it in check, because it was just too overwhelming otherwise. So what would happen is that it would just boil up in different moments with different people, myself included. Suddenly you'd just get choked up in the middle of a take or in the middle of a rehearsal, just because it would hit you and then you'd be like, "OK. Put it away. We've got work to do." And that was keeping with that feeling of, "I don't want this emotion to get so into the show that we have a show that we don't believe." So it was a lot of weird amounts of sadness and denial going on, denial for self-preservation. But it was very emotional.
HitFix: As you mentioned earlier, Michael's probably going to miss these people more than they might miss him. How much emotion did that mean Steve was about to let out?
PF: That's the great thing about Michael Scott. Michael Scott's an open wound. That's what I love about him, is that he gets to go through a range of stuff and he does it so brilliantly. That's also what the script is so brilliant at doing. It lets him go through the seven stages of whatever that is, but in a very uplifting way. It's a very sweet episode. It plays very honest. Steve's just the master. There are very few comedic actors who have the talent that he has, because everything he does is based in reality first and comedy second. All of his comedy is the comedy of reality. It's behavioral. The joke never comes at the expense of the character. The character only enhances the joke and makes the joke funnier.
HitFix: And does anyone behind the scenes ever casually mention that Steve's never won an Emmy for this show and boy it'd be nice to put him in position to do that?
PF: Well, everyone's very aware of it. Every Emmy season, every time I watch the Emmys it makes me want to kill myself when he doesn't win. So yeah, people are aware of it. Look, awards are awards. Whatever. The show's going to live on forever and an award doesn't mean anything. But, that said... We would all be so extremely happy if he won and if/when he wins, they should give him six other Emmys for the all the years he was robbed.
HitFix: From what I understand, the season ends with things at least somewhat up in the air on the issue of Michael's replacement. Do you have a personal opinion/vote/preference?
PF: I don't, because honestly I thank my stars that the decision is not up to me. I would be paralyzed. I honestly don't know what to do, because there's a case to be made both ways. There's a case to just promote from within and just have the gang do their thing, but then there's a case to bring in somebody new, just to give it a left turn or an infusion of a different energy or just if it helps the writers. Hey, after seven seasons, it gets hard coming up with stories. If it helps them to bring somebody new in, then they should do that. Yeah, I'm not being political or hedging. I honestly have no clue what I would do. It's a tough one. There are plenty of people who I think are hilarious and who I'd love to see on the show. I love Will Arnett. I love Rhys Darby. I think there are some hilarious women out there who could do it. But yeah, I would not be able to make decision about that.
HitFix: Do you have a wariness, though, about the "Let's get a big star!" approach that some people seem to be suggesting?
PF: Yeah. Definitely. You don't don't want to throw the dynamic off. But even with having Will [Ferrell] on, I think they've found a nice mix with Will. The style definitely doesn't allow people to just go bananas and really overshadow. They come in with the same toolbox and just play within it. But yeah, I'm personally not a fan of just bringing in a giant, giant name. You just don't want that to take over the show, because this cast is so amazingly great. You don't want somebody like Urkel comes in and everyone's just like, "Oh cut it out, you!" and here's this character in the middle going bananas.
HitFix: Obviously we've gotten to see all of the supporting actors/characters shine at different points, but do you think there are still secret weapons in the case? People where we haven't seen half of what they can do?
PF: That cast, every single member of that cast is great. That's why I say there's no shortage of stuff and it's really only up to the writers if they feel they need the inspiration of having somebody new there to stir the pot a little, but they've got such a deep bench on that show. There's Meredith stories. There's Creed stories. There's Kevin stories. There's Angela stories. It's all there and now that they have Gabe in there, who's an amazing talent... There's no shortage of talent and character arcs that can be explored and that haven't been explored.
HitFix: Changing gears a bit, do you have a sense of how you've become this sort of director-for-hire, rather than writing your own stuff so much?
PF: It was actually a very conscious decision on my behalf. After "Freaks," a lot of people wanted to do another show with me and I did a lot of development deals. I developed several shows and then none of them ended up being made, because people said they wanted my voice and then when confronted by my voice decided they didn't want it. At the same time during that, I started doing "Arrested Development." I did an episode of "Undeclared" and then I did a bunch of "Arrested Development" episodes and I just got spoiled, because I was working on these great shows with great scripts. I also just realized that as a director, there's a lot I needed to learn. With writing, you can always keep learning, but I felt like I had written something that I loved and made a mark, but I never felt that confident as a director, even though I went to film school to direct. So it just became this thing where it was almost just like putting myself back through film school, with the bonus of getting to work on amazing shows and I was satisfied with that for a long time. Look, I was always writing. I'm never not writing. I'm always developing stuff, but I was concentrating on movies and books. I've written four books and a lot of scripts. But now I'm definitely feeling ready.
With "Bridesmaids" coming out, I'm really happy to kinda get into... I've always been trying to get in the movie world and I've had a few movies in the last 10 years that didn't do that well, but "Bridesmaids" feels like it's going to at least do better than those. But the next project I'm doing is a movie project that I'm writing and developing, so yeah, I definitely want to get back to doing my own stuff. I feel like I went through the training course that I wanted to put myself through and feel very strong coming out of it, because I've gotten to work on such a diverse amount of shows. "Arrested Development" and "The Office" have a very different style from "Nurse Jackie" and "Mad Men" and getting play that way and work with really talented people and getting to experiment has been invaluable and it's just made me that much more confident and feel like I've found the second layer of my voice now.
HitFix: Forgive me if I'm forgetting something, but is "Mad Men" the only hour-long you've done since "Freaks"? Is there a reason for that?
PF: Yeah. I'm not interested in most hour-longs, because procedurals and cop shows and stuff, I like to watch them, but they don't interest me. I don't know if me directing a "24" is the best use of my talent or the best use of their time. I love doing comedy. I love trying to find realistic comedy. I'd rather experiment with comedy. I don't feel like there's a lot that I want to learn from directing just straight drama. What was so interesting for me about "Mad Men" was the look and the style, both the visual style and the fashion style of it, and that amazing cast and just how different those scripts were. That was very appealing to me. But to just direct a procedural, while those shows are great, I don't know if there's anything that I would learn that I would need for the path that I'm trying to pursue, which is to do more character-based, yet commercial comedy or comedy-drama.
HitFix: Though I could certainly imagine you directing an hour-long like "Shameless" and you have that relationship with Showtime...
PF: Oh no, definitely. And actually it was down to myself and Mark Mylod to direct that pilot, but Mark had directed the original one, so of course it made sense that he would do it. That kind of show is very interesting to me, too. And then there's the British show, "Downton Abbey," I would *love* to direct one of those, just because I loved that show and I find that style and that era and those emotions very interesting.
HitFix: And not the sort of thing American TV does so much...
PF: No, not at all. Not at all. But they're flirting with it more on HBO and Showtime with "The Borgias" and "The Tudors" and all of that stuff. But I also look as "Downton Abbey" as being the British version of "Mad Men." It's about a very transformative time when two eras are clashing and the toll it takes on the people on both sides of it. I find that very interesting. That's real emotion you're dealing with and real interesting topics and stakes.
HitFix: I'm hearing really good things from people who have seen "Bridesmaids" and people seem to think it has the potential to be a real sleeper. If that movie is big, is there a dream project in your back pocket where you're ready to go, "OK. I'm now gonna cash in and get this made"?
PF: There are several. My goal is to do another big studio film, to follow up "Bridesmaids" with another bigger studio film and then do the smaller smaller film that I want to do. But for the bigger studio film, there are a couple already, one that I'm just finishing up the treatment for that involves a couple members of the "Bridesmaids" cast that I would do with Judd [Apatow]. I can't talk about it just yet.
Yeah, I've got this backlog. Look, I've trying to get out of movie jail for a while. I was definitely in movie jail after "Unaccompanied Minors," which was what it was. There was a lot of studio politics that went into that movie that made it not exactly what it should have been, but I was still proud of it and kids love it It's definitely found its following, but it didn't do me any favors, because it didn't do very well at the box office and it was, at the end of the day, kinda a kids movie. It was thrilling to get this second chance, to have Judd pop up with this project, which I had been flirting with four years ago. He'd come to me with it back then and it had just sorta fallen apart and then it popped up out of the blue at the beginning of last year and it's getting such a good response now that I'm feeling very good about it.
I've done a lot of television and I love television, so now I feel like I'd really like to get back to what I always wanted to do, which is movies. I don't say that like television's s***y. I think television's in a second Golden Age right now. If you really look at the good stuff on, there's so much good stuff on. But I like format of movies a lot. I like telling a singular story, one story as opposed to getting to getting to tell a story week after week after week. It's another challenge, how do you tell a story in a finite way, it's very interesting to me. I like the timeline of movies, too. Sometimes TV movies very fast when you're writing it and producing it. But we'll see. Never say never. I'm up for anything.
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The School of Design, in association with the School of Engineering and Computer Science, have introduced a new Master's qualification (MDI) in Computer Graphics. Uniting design and computation, this degree blends computer programming and scripting processes with studio approaches to deliver cutting edge computer graphics compositions.
The degree was developed in close consultation with Wellington's internationally recognised entertainment industries and digital technologies sectors. This relationship with local industry will be continued in the Computer Graphics degree programme through sponsored scholarships, consultation, guest lectures and internship opportunities. Another hallmark of the degree is its cross-disciplinary nature, as the degree structure features courses shared with students in the MSc programmes in Computer Graphics and Computer Science.
Computer Graphics students will use industry standard languages, libraries and software packages, with the aim of exploring how these can be pushed to produce new modes of creative visualisation. Emphasising the aesthetics and craft of computer graphics techniques, students graduating from the programme can expect to have developed a rich portfolio of computer graphics work, enabling them to enter the field from a highly competitive vantage.
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Students aiming for a Master of Design Innovation in Computer Graphics need a background in both Computer Programming and Media Design. This can be achieved through the Bachelor of Design Innovation (BDI) in Media Design, with careful choice of courses to focus on Computer Graphics.
The first year of study is shared across all specialisations and introduces students to the fundamentals of design practice and theory in a cross-disciplinary context. However, Media Design students planning for a Master of Design Innovation in Computer Graphics should complete a specialisation in Computer Graphics in their undergraduate programme. The specialisation in Computer Graphics requires DSDN 132, MDDN 241, 242, and MDDN 342. Careful planning of your undergraduate degree is needed to satisfy all prerequisites for these courses and systematically build the unique skill set and knowledge base required for entry to the postgraduate programme. Students may also want to consider completing a minor in Computer Science to strengthen their knowledge.
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Rhubarb stars in springtime fare
Rhubarb stalks often grow in the strangest of places: behind a garage, next to a church, or even under a back porch. But wherever they manage to poke through the soil, their giant leaves herald the arrival of spring in grand fashion.
For neighborhood kids, biting into a fresh stalk of rhubarb can be a rite of passage or a childhood prank. But when there's a bowl of sugar nearby for dipping, the tasting experience is far less traumatic.
Although primarily used as a fruit, rhubarb is actually a leafy vegetable ready to wake up dormant taste buds with a burst of invigorating flavor. In fact, its mouth-puckering tartness is what makes rhubarb so appealing in many cooked recipes.
Its red or green stalks team perfectly with a variety of fruits, including blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, apples and pears.
Also known as the "pie plant" for its ability to partner with ingredients in custard or mixed-fruit pastries, rhubarb can also step outside the piecrust for equally delicious results in sauces, compotes, crisps, breads, marmalades and salads.
To demonstrate its versatility even further, Kim Ode, a seasoned cook and feature writer for the Minneapolis Star Tribune, has written a cookbook devoted entirely to her favorite tart and sturdy stalks.
Penned as a lively reintroduction to an ancient vegetable, "Rhubarb Renaissance" offers recipes meant to inspire cooks to celebrate rhubarb in both savory and sweet ways.
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But she also offers more familiar combinations with a slight -- and tasty -- twist: Salted Caramel Rhubapple Pie, Zucchini Rhubarb Bread, Gingery Rhubarb Upside-Down Cake and Rhubarb Ricotta Turnovers, to highlight just a few.
As supplies of fresh rhubarb begin to appear in local markets, consider unlocking the culinary potential of this celerylike plant in some dishes of your own. The supply won't last long, so consider freezing a few bags for year-round use.
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What Is Polyarteritis Nodosa (PAN)?
Polyarteritis nodosa (PAN) is a condition that causes swollen arteries. It primarily affects small and medium-sized arteries, which can become inflamed or damaged. This is a serious disease of the blood vessels caused by an immune system malfunction.
Ongoing treatment is crucial for survival, and there is a risk of serious complications for patients who don't seek medical care.
Causes of PAN
If you have PAN, the arteries that carry blood to your tissues and organs are damaged. When organs don't receive enough oxygen-rich blood, they stop working the way they should. This type of arterial damage occurs when your immune system attacks your arteries. Since there is no one identifiable cause of this immune reaction, the exact cause of PAN remains unknown.
Risk Factors for PAN
While the exact cause of PAN is unknown, there are many factors that can increase your risk of developing the disease. PAN is more common in patients:
- 40 to 50 years of age or older
- who are male
- with an active hepatitis B or C infection
It is important to understand these risk factors and talk to your doctor about receiving regular tests. This is especially true if you experience symptoms of PAN or if the condition runs in your family.
Symptoms of PAN
This condition ultimately affects all of your organs, including the skin. Your central nervous system may also be affected.
Symptoms of PAN are quite pronounced, and may include:
- decreased appetite
- sudden weight loss
- abdominal pain
- excessive fatigue
- fever
- muscle and joint aches
According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, PAN affects the nervous systems of up to 70 percent of patients. Without medical treatment, PAN can cause seizures and neurological issues, including reduced alertness and cognitive dysfunction, after two to three years (Johns Hopkins Medicine).
Skin lesions are also very common. PAN most often affects the skin on the legs, and the sores can be painful.
Diagnosing PAN
PAN is a complicated disease that requires multiple tests before a proper diagnosis can be made. Your doctor will likely order a complete blood count to measure the number of red and white blood cells you have.
You may also undergo:
- tissue biopsies: a small sample of an affected artery is taken for laboratory examination
- an arteriogram (X-ray of the arteries)
- erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) test to measure inflammation
Once these tests are complete, your doctor will formulate a diagnosis and treatment plan.
In some cases, abdominal pain and gastrointestinal side effects are mistaken for inflammatory bowel disease. For this reason, it is important to report any long-term gastrointestinal effects to your doctor right away.
Treating PAN
PAN is most commonly treated with a combination of prescription drugs, including:
- corticosteroids
- immune suppressants
- antiviral medications
High doses of corticosteroids, or steroids, are used to control symptoms of PAN by reducing inflammation and replacing certain hormones in the body. It should be noted that corticosteroids can cause a number of side effects, especially when taken in the oral form.
While corticosteroids can help keep the immune system from attacking your arteries, other types of immunosuppressive medications may be needed. This is especially true if your PAN symptoms are severe.
Antiviral medications are primarily used in patients with hepatitis infections.
Complications of PAN
Conditions affecting the blood vessels are very serious. If your arteries are damaged, it can ultimately affect your brain, heart, and other vital organs.
According to the National Institutes of Health, the most common complications of PAN include:
- heart attack
- stroke
- severe intestinal damage
- kidney failure (NIH, 2012)
Long-Term Outlook for PAN
The outlook for this condition depends on the course of treatment. Patients who don't get medical care can die from related complications. On the flip side, taking prescribed medications on a regular basis can reduce PAN symptoms and improve your chances of survival. There is no known way to prevent PAN, so your best chance for recovery is to stick to your treatment plan.


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There are a wide variety of antique auction and show events rolling out the first couple of months of 2016, setting the pace for a busy and exciting year.
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More than 500 lots of vintage advertising, petroliana, Coca-Cola, and general store collectibles amassed over four decades will come to auction Oct. 24 through Tom's Auctions & Appraisals.
Dr. Daniel's antique cabinet may top 900-lot sale Aug. 9
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The Indian cricket board Wednesday rubbished former selector Mohinder Amarnath's claim that it had overruled the decision of the national selectors to remove Mahendra Singh Dhoni as captain, and said it was inappropriate to discuss such matters in public.
Amarnath has stirred a controversy by saying Dhoni's removal as captain of the struggling Test side was stalled owing to politics in the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
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"It's about creating a culture that embraces hard work," said Ohio State's Urban Meyer, who led the Buckeyes to an undefeated season in his first year. "Don't push away from it, but embrace practice and the training we do in the offseason, which is hard. It's not easy to embrace that. As long as they understand the rewards at the end of it are pretty special."
It just seems to come easy for Meyer, who has a record of 116-23 as a head coach. It's anything but simple.
At Purdue, the job is much different that Ohio State. The task Hazell faces is daunting. He hopes to make Purdue a perennial Big Ten contender, bringing it out of the middle. Easier said than done.
Indiana, the Boilermakers' great rival, is working toward a similar goal with third-year head coach Kevin Wilson. The Hooisers have endured struggles under Wilson's leadership but their arrow appears to be pointing up. That sure wasn't the case when he took the helm.
"You're fighting some perceptions and negativity, whether it's internal or external," Wilson recalled. "The thing you've got to do is come back and concentrate on what you can control."
One of Hazell's greatest believers is Minnesota head coach Jerry Kill, one of five former Mid-American Conference coaches in the Big Ten. At Northern Illinois, Kill built a 10-game winner in just three seasons. Many of the players he recruited were key parts of the Huskies' Orange Bowl team from this past season.
Similar to Hazell, Kill has enjoyed plenty of success before becoming a Big Ten head coach.
"The good thing for us is that we've got living proof of it," Kill said. "We've done it before. … Having living proof of what you've done always helps you instead of talking about it all the time."
While Hazell isn't going to get much guidance from his conference cohorts, they can certainly relate to what he's up against.
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