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Located right on PCH just minutes from San Clemente, The Dragon Institute offers over 90 different martial arts for San Clemente locals per month -- each based around the incredibly intelligent art of Wing Chun.
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"Welcome! This is the open access to our new platform for the recorder. Built around the German recorder magazine Windkanal, a quarterly periodical dedicated to the exciting world of the recorder since 1997, it opens doors into the wonderful world of our instrument via services in German and English.
First of all, the printed magazine: All printed issues are available in our online archive services in German. Enjoy a wide variety of articles with pictures and musical examples, written by well-known ambassadors of the recorder. Read their portraits, comments, news, reviews on CDs, sheet music, reference books and special events. Profit from the information contained in the different media available on our advertising platform.
Notice our exclusive online material: In the enhanced content, you will find a special collection of articles in German only available on this website.
For English readers we have prepared a selection of special articles from the magazine either in their original version or in translated texts. Apart from interviews with the trend-setters of our instrument (such as recorder soloists, ensembles, instrument makers, musicologists and correspondents) you will find interesting sound files, rare images and literature on topics of repertoire, history as well as lots of other information to inspire you.
We hope our range of articles will be interesting and useful. The team at Windkanal wishes you a nice reading tour!"
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The Recorder Music Webring. Visit the ring for more information. (ed.)
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"The International Association of Music Information Centres (IAMIC) is a unique knowledge hub for today's global music world.
Our members, located in 35 countries around the world, offer rich resources relating to the music of our time. From contemporary and classical music to rock, popular music, jazz, world music and all other genres, the music information centre of your country or region will know about it.
As a network, it is IAMIC's job to support and build awareness of the work of our members and provide enhanced access to their services and collections."
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"Welcome to the site dedicated not only to the lute and guitar music but also to all what is connected with the stringed musical instruments played by plucking and their development from the Renaissance epoch. On the whole the lute theme is touched upon as undeservedly forgotten instrument, which was not only the forefather of the classical guitar but also of all other stringed musical instruments played by plucking. On this site you will learn history of the lute, will get acquainted to family of lute instruments, will get access to library of notes and tabulatures and learn, how played, play, and to play on the lute. The site is supplied with an extensive collection of links. Here you can receive any additional information on the given subject. ... " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"The Early Keyboard Instrument Network is now live. The intent of this community is to bring builders, designers, musicians, artisans and anyone else who has a focus on early keyboard instruments. It is our hope in creating this site it will serve as a whole to build better lines of communication, knowledge database and continuing interest in the field of early music."
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"Early Theatre is a peer-reviewed journal that publishes articles, reviews, and notes on medieval and early modern drama and theatre history, with a particular focus on records pertaining to actors, theatres, music, dance, and entertainment of all kinds. Our main emphasis is the performance history of art, entertainment, and festive occasions, primarily in England, but we also feature interpretive articles relating to the performances themselves. We also publish scholarship on subjects relating to early English drama as it impinges on or is influenced by other international practices. Overall, we aim to bring together the disciplines of history, art history, theatre history, music, politics, and economics so that these various scholarly concerns have a common forum in which to test theories about performance.
We publish full-length articles, shorter notes, and book reviews. Each year we also feature 'Issues in Review', a section of related, short essays that together highlight new research directions and shape the field for further work in such areas as repertory study, performance theory, or studies of neglected playwrights; our most recent 'Issues in Review' section, for example, focused on commedia dell'arte's influence on seventeenth-century drama. Early Theatre also publishes occasional special volumes with sustained attention to particular topics (see, for example, volume 3 on the York Cycle in performance and volume 6 dedicated to performance, politics, and culture in southwest Britain). .."
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"Baroque Guitar - Vihuela - Renaissance Guitar - Early mandolin - Gittern etc ... For all GUT STRUNG historical guitars and related plucked, fretted instruments pre Torres .. ."
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Classical music magazine. Will often have early music articles.
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"Earlymusicguide.com aims to become the one stop place for anyone interested in early music. Our intention is to promote early music, attract new audience, inform people on anything happens in the world about it and finally the make easier cooperation between professionals.
Earlymusicguide.com was developed and belongs to "classicalmusic.gr - classical music in Greece", a website that focuses on classical music in Greece. Classicalmusic.gr organizes the unique early music festival in Greece: Christmas Early Music Festival. " ...
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"We left our home in the woods of upstate NY on September 6th, 2010 for a 7,000-mile concert tour – a road trip that took us to Oregon and back. Oddly enough, although we had taken a stack of CDs to listen to for inspiration and source material, we ended up listening to exactly one and one-half of them. This blog is a series of thoughts and musings inspired by the conversations during the trip, about our approach to our music and the sometimes very satisfying, sometimes thought-provoking dilemma of presenting it to modern audiences. We're taking the time to do this because of our firm belief that music of the 16th century is not only relevant but essential in today's world.
Our first post, a summary of the trip, will be followed by some of our sometimes surprising discoveries of what moves an audience, how 'Early Music' has evolved as a relevant medium for 21st-century audiences and why looking backwards prepares us for the future. We hope you will enjoy it as much as we do.
all the best,
Ron & Donna
Mignarda lute song duo"
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"Early Modern Women: An Interdisciplinary Journal is the only journal devoted solely to the interdisciplinary and global study of women and gender during the years 1400 to 1700. Each volume gathers essays on early modern women from every country and region, by scholars from a wide range of academic disciplines, including art history, cultural studies, music, history, political science, religion, theatre, history of science, and history of philosophy.
EMWJ was founded in 2006 at the Center for Renaissance and Baroque Studies at the University of Maryland by Jane Donawerth, Adele Seeff, and Diane Wolfthal. Beginning with volume 2, EMWJ has been copublished with the Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies at Arizona State University, under the directorship of Robert E. Bjork, who has overseen the printing and distribution of the journal. William Gentrup is now the managing editor.
Starting June 2011, and with volume 7, EMWJ is edited by Anne J. Cruz, Mary Lindemann, and Mihoko Suzuki at the University of Miami; the editorial office will be housed at the University of Miami College of Arts and Sciences Center for the Humanities. Sarah Ritcheson, a PhD candidate in English, is editorial assistant. …"
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Site maintained by Philippe Allain-Dupré on the Renaissance and Baroque flutes.
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"Welcome to Lyra Viol Music's Gateway
The lyra viol is a somewhat smaller cousin to the bass viola da gamba. These bowed instruments, unlike their namesake the modern viola, are held vertically between the legs like a cello and are bowed at waist level. Viols additionally differ from "modern" string instruments by coming equipped with six or seven strings and frets like a guitar.
The lyra viol is further distinguished from other gambas by the practice of utilizing a large variety of different tuning systems. This practice enables the performer to make a single lyra viol often sound like several instruments at once and achieve different sonorities and qualities of resonance. Twenty-two different tunings are found in one single seventeenth century British source alone, The Manchester Lyra Viol collection, and over twice that number have been found overall.
Lyra music is often extremely emotionally and intellectually engaging and presents yet another example of the depth and power of the Elizabethan culture that produced this unusual musical form. All the written music for the viol "played lyra-way" appears in tablature, a simplified system of notation often preferred by modern beginning guitar players. " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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1. Analysis
* The music
* The composer in words, images and anecdotes.
* The "Bach Harpsichord"
* How Bach wanted listeners to hear and understand his polyphony
2. Assist musicians and scholars in achieving recognition for their work.
3. Links to other useful Bach web sites.
4. Notification of our unique CD
We are always looking for new contributions that are well-written and interesting. ... "(See website for more information)
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"This corner contains miscellaneous items that pertain to the harpsichord. Here you will find a harpsichord primer, a list of current builders and vendors, the definitive collection of Latin harpsichord mottos, and whatever else happens to hand. ..."
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"Classissima speaks to all who are interested in classical music, what ever be their connection to it :
* music lover or simply someone curious to discover this huge repertoire, amateur or professional musician, music teacher,...
* what ever their favorite epoch : medieval, renaissance, baroque, classical, romantic, 20th century, contemporary,...
* music in what ever form or style : madrigal, chamber music, symphony, lied, opera,..."
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"Performance Practice Review (PPR) is a blind, peer-reviewed journal devoted to the study of Western musical performance practices. It is not confined to any historical period. PPR originally was published bi-annually from 1988 to 1997, with Roland Jackson serving as Editor. All issues existing in print appear on this site.
Contributions to PPR accepted from 2006 onward are published exclusively online, on a continuous basis. Robert Zappulla is the current Editor. Claremont Graduate University normally is the exclusive copyright holder for new submissions. " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"Welcome to my site, which is devoted to early music." Changes, updates etc. are also announced on twitter by the site's owner.
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"www.TexasEarlyMusic.com is an on-line listing of Early Music organizations, events and performers in the state of Texas. The listing is by no means exhaustive as that would be nearly impossible considering the vibrant Early Music scene in Texas.
This website has grown out of my own interest in Early Music and hobby of following what is going on around the area. I thought this might be of interest to others and might help to promote the nurturing and appreciation of Early Music in our part of the world. " ...
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"The Bach-Archiv Leipzig Bach is a center of international research. It includes a research institute dedicated to much basic research and a research library with extensive resources and special collections on Bach. The public relations of the Bach Archive is a museum dedicated primarily to the life and work of the composer in Leipzig, as well as responsible for the implementation of the Bach Festival and the Bach Competition in Leipzig. .." (Google Translate)
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"Welcome to the personal website of music historian, lecturer, broadcaster and early music critic Brian Robins. On the site you will find a range of articles, interviews and a selection of reviews. " ...
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Traverso is a quarterly package of news and information to connect and inform everyone interested in the history of the flute and its music.
Each issue carries a short outline of a topic of interest to historical flutists. In the first twenty years (1989-2008), articles have appeared on instruments and materials, performance practice, pitch and tuning, technique, repertory and music publishing, biography, chronology, and commentary. News items cover events, competitions, new recordings and editions, personalities, instruments for sale, new articles and books. Occasionally, selected significant new publications, music and recordings are reviewed. .."
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"The History and Development of the Nineteenth-Century Cornet " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"Starting in 1989, RECERCARE publishes scholarly articles on Italian music and musical culture, and on the musical relations between Italy and other countries from the fourteenth century to the first half of the nineteenth century. The journal accepts texts in Italian, English, German, French and Spanish. For articles not in English, English summaries are provided."
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"This web site presents photos of, descriptions of, and information about historical European and American flutes from the renaissance to the 20th century. In addition, we give related historical material about performance practices and report on the author's experiences playing these instruments.
The old flutes have great charm and character. And they have much to teach us about the flute music written at the times when they were made.
Except where otherwise noted, all photographs of flutes are of instruments in the author's collection. A number of these flutes are modern copies of early instruments, but the majority are antique flutes made between c.1750 and c.1930. There are many personal opinions expressed in these pages, but they are based, it may be hoped, on knowledge and experience as well as taste, he said modestly. All original photographs and essays are © Copyright 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 by Richard M. Wilson. These photos and essays may be copied for personal use, or use in moderation on web pages, etc., as long as I am clearly acknowledged as the source. All but very minimal use of the photos or essays on the web should be accompanied by a link to these pages. .."
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OPIC Workshop in San Jose Draws Over 170 Small Businesses from 11 States
San Jose, California – An Expanding Horizons workshop in San Jose for small businesses organized by the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), the U.S. Government's development finance institution, today drew over 170 small business owners from 11 states, educating participants about how OPIC products can help them take advantage of lucrative investment opportunities in emerging markets.
OPIC speakers outlined the innovative financial tools – among them financing and political risk insurance – that the agency has used for 40 years to help U.S. businesses successfully invest in emerging markets. Other speakers included senior government representatives from the U.S. Trade Development Agency, the Minority Business Development Agency, the Small Business Administration, the Export-Import Bank of the U.S., and the U.S. Department of Commerce.
OPIC Director of Outreach and Public Affairs Dr. Larry Spinelli noted that "the Expanding Horizons conference equips small businesses with the information and resources they need to compete in the global marketplace. By making the most of the many investment opportunities in emerging markets, they are helping to grow their businesses and to bring their entrepreneurial spirit and innovative skills to where they are most needed."
Local organizations supporting the conference included the Greater San Jose Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Silicon Valley Black Chamber of Commerce, Monterey Bay International Trade Association, Filipino American Chamber of Commerce of Santa Clara County, CITD, San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce, and California Asia Business Council.
Today's event is the latest in a highly successful series that has educated more than 2,600 small and medium-sized business owners across the United States about OPIC products and services. Since 2006, OPIC has held Expanding Horizons events in Atlanta, Boston, Charleston, Chicago, Cleveland, Denver, Fort Worth, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, Newark, New Orleans, New York City, Orange (CA), Philadelphia, St. Louis, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Seattle, and Raleigh.
OPIC is the U.S. Government's development finance institution. It mobilizes private capital to help solve critical development challenges and in doing so, advances U.S. foreign policy. Because OPIC works with the U.S. private sector, it helps U.S. businesses gain footholds in emerging markets catalyzing revenues, jobs and growth opportunities both at home and abroad. OPIC achieves its mission by providing investors with financing, guarantees, political risk insurance, and support for private equity investment funds.
Established as an agency of the U.S. Government in 1971, OPIC operates on a self-sustaining basis at no net cost to American taxpayers. OPIC services are available for new and expanding business enterprises in more than 150 countries worldwide. To date, OPIC has supported more than $200 billion of investment in over 4,000 projects, generated an estimated $75 billion in U.S. exports and supported more than 277,000 American jobs. Visit www.opic.gov for more information.


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The great new is that interest in the scheme has been high this year with more parks taking part than in 2015. Although it's early days, the reports that we are getting back from our assessors is that the work that's being done is of a really high standard, with many of the parks that have already been assessed achieving Gold awards.
This is the second year we are running our Honey Bee Pledge with the British Beekeeepers Association and initial indications are that more parks have decided to take the pledge this year.
Already we've had word of bee borders being planted up and fields being transformed from pesticide-sprayed monocultures into wonderful wildflower meadows. Honeysuckle, heather and banks of foxgloves are just some of the pollinator-friendly planting that has been put in. One park has even set up an 'adopt a bee planter scheme' whereby guests can look after a planter which has been planted specifically with bee friendly species.
Special areas have been set aside for bee hives, local bee-keepers have been brought in to help and bee hotels have been set up. A good number of parks now have home-grown honey on sale and many other are spreading the word about bee conservation in a wide range of ways - producing leaflets and activity sheets suitable for all ages and putting up signage to let everyone know what they are doing and why.]]>
Of the group's 24 holiday parks, 18 won gold awards, six won silver, seven were given the new honey bee friendly status, and two won special distinctions for their unique, innovative projects.
One of the gold award winners, Wemyss Bay in Scotland, was celebrating its fifteenth consecutive year of being given this accolade.
Special distinction awards went to Ruda Holiday Park in Devon and Sundrum Castle Holiday Park in Scotland, both of which completed projects highlighting new thinking and inspiring others to protect Britain's natural environment.
Led by Parkdean's beach ranger Rose Roberts, Ruda Holiday Park turned its sand dunes, ponds and meadows into classrooms last summer, inviting local primary schools and guests on guided walks, rock pool rambles, beach cleans and bug hunts, participants also enjoyed building bee, bug and reptile hotels.
North of the border at Sundrum Castle Holiday Park, Parkdean employees built a kitchen garden and nursery which they've been using for three years and created a greenhouse out of 2,000 plastic bottles collected from customers.
The new plastic greenhouse not only recycles bottles but also saves the park money when they bring plants on from seed at different times of year. The beautiful flowers and plants grown are then used in hanging baskets and beds around the holiday park.
David Bellamy said: "These parks really are role models for green tourism with their amazing range of conservation initiatives which burst with flair and imagination!
"I know that their guests, and especially youngsters, are going to love becoming involved with the many hands-on opportunities they've created to discover and explore the natural world.
"Parkdean has shown time after time that business and conservation can be perfect partners to help protect our natural environment, and to add an exciting new dimension to family holidays."
The new honey bee friendly category DBCA's introduced in 2015, in association with the British Beekeepers Association, aims to help combat the dramatic decline of the British bee species by recognising organisations who create honey bee havens where bees can access pesticide-free food, shelter and water.
Over one million honey bee hives existed in the UK a century ago but today there are fewer than 300,000 as the population of British honey bees continues to decrease due to the UK's changing weather, chemicals used in farming and increased land use.
Looe Bay Holiday Park in Cornwall is one of Parkdean's honey bee friendly parks. The coastal park has increased the volume of wild plants on-park and has more planting planned.
The park's Sid and Lizzie garden, named after Parkdean's mascots, is now home to a bee hotel, adding to the garden's existing collection of homes for animals including a hedgehog house and bug hotel. The holiday park also welcomes nesting bats and woodpeckers.
Families can learn about the importance of bees in Looe Bay's entertainment programme during guided nature walks and some home-grown produce is used in the park's kitchen. Holidaymakers are also encouraged to pick herbs from the on park herb garden to use in their own cooking.
Paul Higgins, Parkdean Holidays general manager at Looe Bay Holiday Park said: "We've worked hard to make Looe Bay a welcoming and sustainable environment for bees to have access to vital food supplies needed for their survival as well as giving them a place to call home through the addition of our very first bee hotel
"We're really pleased the David Bellamy Conservation Awards are recognising the importance of this work and we hope to keep adding to the array of plants and wildlife we have on park which we feel adds something extra to the holidays of our visitors."
For more information, see www.parkdeanholidays.co.uk]]>
Over 560 parks took part in the award scheme, which is run in conjunction with the BH&HPA. Participants came from all regions of Britain – from the southwest up to the highlands of Scotland.
During the summer participating parks were visited by DBCAS assessors. They looked at how the parks were doing against a range of key criteria that cover everything from recycling and rainwater harvesting to hedges and hay meadows. Their assessments formed the basis for the DBCAS' judges' deliberations and parks were given either a Gold, Silver or Bronze award based on their performance.
Among the many innovative schemes that parks came up with in 2015, was a project on a park in Cornwall that turned a muddy area of a field (in which farm machinery was getting stuck) into a new wildlife pond that has attracted a wide range of dragonflies and damselflies. Other schemes included a project that saw an old tack room recycled into a new café and community hub that specializes in gluten-free food and a wonderful project on a park in Scotland that saw old delivery pallets, wind-blown trees and other waste building materials such as bricks and slate tuned into a 'bee hotel' in the shape of a caravan.
The ingenuity shown by participating parks covered the spectrum from the high- to the low-tech. For example, a park by the sea in the southwest has worked with its Wildlife Ranger to create a mobile phone-based "Dune Detectives' App" that guides visitors around the beautiful coastal habitat that borders the park. While in Ayreshire, in Scotland, a park has built a wonderful greenhouse out of recycled 2-litre plastic bottles. This has been used to grow wildlife-friendly native plants that have subsequently been used to boost the park's biodiversity.
The scheme itself saw one major innovation being put in place this year: Parks were asked to make a pledge to do their bit to help Britain's honey bees, particularly by planting the food crops they need to survive. The new initiative, which is a link-up with the British Beekeepers Association, proved be very popular, with over 140 parks signing up.
The David Bellamy Conservation Award Scheme is one of the longest running green tourism awards in the UK. The scheme proper started with a pilot programme in 1996 and the first awards were made in 1997. For more information visit: www.bellamyparks.co.uk. You can also follow the scheme on Twitter (@BellamyParks)]]>
"The first tranche of assessments has already come in," says Rufus Bellamy, who helps David run the scheme. "Even though it's early days, we're already getting some great feedback about what parks are doing – from planting native trees, shrubs and wildflowers and to working with local communities to reduce litter. From what we've seen so far, it's clear that the parks that are involved in the scheme continue to be real forces for positive change in the countryside."
Among the new initiatives that assessors have highlighted are revamped recycling systems that have led to a drop in rubbish going to landfill, the introduction of solar panels and a biomass boiler to heat a park's swimming pool and the creation of log piles to provide a valuable new habitat for small mammals, reptiles and amphibians.
This year the award scheme has asked parks to make a pledge to do their bit to help Britain's honey bees. The new initiative, which is a link-up with the British Beekeepers Association, is proving to be very popular, with over 100 parks signed up.
For example, a park in Cornwall has undertaken a Pollinator Survey which has come up with a 'top 10' list of recommendations for what it should do to help bees and other insects. The park is now acting on the results of the survey and is providing more of the forage crops that pollinators need to survive.
The assessors for the David Bellamy scheme are drawn from local wildlife trusts and other local conservation bodies. They look at the steps parks are taking to manage their land as a haven for wildlife, to reduce their use of energy, water and other resources, to reduce, reuse and recycle the waste they produce and to support their local communities.
David Bellamy uses the assessors' reports (and any comments received from members of the public) to make his awards each year. Three levels of excellence can be achieved: Gold, Silver and Bronze.
The David Bellamy Conservation Award Scheme is one of the longest running green tourism awards in the UK. The scheme proper started with a pilot programme in 1996 and the first awards were made in 1997. For more information visit: www.bellamyparks.co.uk. You can also follow the scheme on Twitter (@BellamyParks)]]>
With assessments for the 2015 accolade winners now coming in, scheme organiser Rufus Bellamy says he is keen to celebrate parks acting as "good neighbours".
Early feedback from assessors, he reports, suggests that a whole raft of initiatives are now making a very real difference to many peoples' lives around the country.
They range from parks opening up their grounds for school nature projects and wildlife discovery walks to those organising litter-picking projects and beach clean-up operations.
Other examples include parks becoming involved with local sports and arts organisations, and even hosting live theatre and musical performances in their grounds.
There are also award-winning parks extending life-line to their local community by having a defibrillator sited on their site with staff specially trained in its use.
But where parks especially excel, says Rufus, is in charity fundraising which provides a massive boost to many good causes, often locally-based, throughout the UK.
Here, comments Rufus, parks have proven themselves to be particularly enterprising with business owners and staff taking part in a host of different sponsored events.
These range from bike rides and marathons to taking on a tough Royal Marine assault course, braving Europe's longest zip-wire, and driving an old banger across Europe.
One park donates tents abandoned by guests to a charity working in Africa, and another provides free holidays to needy families for every one hundred bookings it receives.
"The David Bellamy Conservation Award Scheme does, of course, put a major emphasis on how parks work to protect their natural environment," said Rufus Bellamy.
"However, the scheme also highlights those which engage with their local community because this, in our view, demonstrates that the park is taking a holistic view of its business.
"This year, our assessors have uncovered many fantastic new initiatives which we'll be using to underline just how many ways there are for parks to reach out," said Rufus.
The names of the 500-plus parks expected to receive David Bellamy Conservation Awards this year at gold, silver and bronze levels will be announced in September.]]>
The ambitious project has been launched by the David Bellamy Conservation Award scheme in conjunction with the British Beekeepers Association.
Many bee species have seen dramatic declines in recent years with experts blaming the increasing scarcity of food resources and nesting habitats.
Parks will be helping to address this by growing additional flowering plants, and especially those which provide valuable nectar and pollen in the spring and autumn.
According to Rufus Bellamy, son of the world-famous botanist, holiday parks that plant and manage the right flora can provide a vital lifeline for honey bees:
"Holiday parks are in a position to provide a wide variety of forage crops that, if chosen carefully, can provide food for bees for a long period of time," he said.
"Parks can also provide places for bees to nest. In fact, a surprising number of parks are already getting into beekeeping, often in conjunction with their local beekeepers association branch.
"Butterflies and other pollinators will also benefit when a holiday park commits to increasing its stock of bee-friendly flowers and shrubs," added Rufus.
More than 100 holiday parks, all participants in the David Bellamy Conservation Award, have so far taken the "honey bee pledge" and now form a network stretching from Scotland to Cornwall.
Rufus points out that parks making efforts to help the beleaguered bee can also add another fascinating dimension to the experience of their holiday guests:
"The plight of Britain's bee has been well publicised, but many people don't understand the real reasons for their decline, or what they can do to help," said Rufus.
"That's why another important dimension of our work with the British Beekeepers Association is to help parks enlighten guests about the important role they can play.
"Interpreted walks around the park and its bee-friendly planting schemes can be used to explain why foraging is so important for bees.
"Our hope is that many holidaymakers will use the knowledge to make their own gardens more welcoming to bees and other pollinating insects.
"Some parks are even selling bee-friendly seed mixtures to give guests a head start," said Rufus who is a wildlife advisor to parks taking part in the David Bellamy Conservation Award Scheme.
By the end of the year, he added, it's hoped that almost every county in the British Isles will be able to boast at least one honey-bee friendly park.]]>
Holidaymakers staying on the 500-plus winning parks are being invited to spread news about their sightings on a new Twitter account (@BellamyParks).
Professor Bellamy hopes the feedback will provide an "informal audit" of the range of species to which holiday parks are currently playing host.
"Thousands of families will be staying on awarded parks this year," said Rufus Bellamy, son of the world-famous botanist and a wildlife adviser to parks taking part in the scheme.
"We hope that many will act as our unofficial nature wardens in spotting both animals and plants which they come across, and taking a quick photograph.
"Some pictures may be of familiar species, whilst other users of the Twitter account may be able to help put a name to less common flora or fauna.
"We hope park managers and staff will also take part, and it would be great if this helped to create an interactive platform for sharing experiences and making new discoveries.
"At the same time, it will also help us as scheme organisers to get a broad snapshot of park-based wildlife activity to be seen across the country," said Rufus.
The David Bellamy Conservation Award Scheme, deigned to highlight exceptional efforts by parks to protect the natural world, is now in its eighteenth year.
Rufus says he hopes that the new Twitter account will also encourage children to get more closely involved with the natural world by Tweeting their own sightings.]]>
With over 620 parks on board – from all corners of the UK - the Scheme offers a real helping hand when it comes to choosing your next holiday destination. Go to the Find a Park section of this website, where you'll find links to all the parks in the scheme.
Choose any one of the award-winners and you can be sure that you've chosen somewhere that's committed to working for wildlife, to reducing its environmental impact and to being a good neighbour to surrounding communities.
Whichever one you choose you can pat yourself on the back, safe in the knowledge that you've made a greener choice – and that you'll have a holiday full of natural enjoyment.
Remember that you can let us know what you think about any park you visit – please use the form on the contact page to tell us what you love (and if there's anything you're not so happy about). Your voice counts – so we look forward to hearing from you.]]>
Announced this autumn, the 2013/14 winners from across the UK mark the sixteenth anniversary of the award scheme started by Britain's best-known botanist.
The awards highlight parks where successful efforts to protect the natural world produce real gains for both the environment and for holidaymakers.
Wildlife safaris, bird hides, nature trails, butterfly gardens, species-rich woodlands, and beautiful wildflower meadows are just some of the features on winning parks.
According to environmental adviser Rufus Bellamy, who helps his father administer the awards, the scheme was always intended to encourage parks to take bold and imaginative conservation steps:
"Many holiday parks in Britain, particularly those in rural areas, are blessed with abundant wildlife, and their owners are generally mindful of the need to manage their natural surroundings with sensitivity," he said.
"The David Bellamy Conservation Awards encourage them to broaden their existing practices even further by adopting new initiatives to make their parks real havens for wildlife and to help protect the wider environment.
"The opportunities vary from business to business, but even a park in an urban setting can embrace measures which will make a real difference."
"As well as being mini-nature reserves, the best parks are also leaders in terms of the steps they take to be more sustainable. For example, many have installed the latest renewable energy systems, aim for 100% recycling and buy, use and promote sustainably-produced, local food."
Parks wishing to enter for an award must, as part of the evaluation process, allow all environmental aspects of their business to be audited by an assessor. The assessor's brief is extremely wide ranging, and includes judging how well the park works within the community to make local life more environmentally, socially and economically sustainable.
The awards, emphasises Rufus, are as far from a box-ticking exercise as it's possible to get, and the evidence of a park's efforts will often be obvious for visitors to see:
"A big benefit of this scheme is that holidaymakers can often enjoy an extra dimension to their stay by choosing a park which offers a chance to get closer to nature.
"There are parks where you can build willow sculptures and put up bird boxes, gather herbs, join a ladybird hunt, or just enjoy an interpreted nature trail.
"David Bellamy has always described parks as important outdoor classrooms, and that's why you will often find a special emphasis on activities which children can enjoy, said Rufus.]]>


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Lancashire wants some powers – and funding – devolved directly to us from London.
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We have already shown the way to generate jobs and economic growth by forging partnerships between business and local government, being radical and showing that the status quo is not an option.
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In order to keep the list manageable it is important to differentiate between questions that explain your product and service specifically and questions that are too vague, general or obvious. Start by writing all the questions down then categorize them in to two separate groups: "Frequently Asked" (that relate to your product and service and "Simply Asked" (i.e. office hours which can be declared elsewhere on your site).
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Bell on the up
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Ian Bell has moved up two places in the International Cricket Council rankings following his unbeaten 76 in England's third and final Investec Test against West Indies at Edgbaston.
The Warwickshire right-hander's 137-ball innings, which included 10 fours, saw him move into 16th place in the batting standings, one place above Kevin Pietersen who made 78 in Birmingham.
Yorkshire's Tim Bresnan rises one spot up to 14th in the bowling rankings, while recalled seamers Graham Onions and Steven Finn are in 24th and 46th place respectively.
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NOAA Stops Printing Nautical Charts
We just posted this on our blog...The Trawler Beach House: NOAA Stops Printing Nautical Charts . Chuck
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I thought paper charts could only be purchased through agents for years now. They will still provide POD NOAA charts.
Re: NOAA Stops Printing Nautical Charts
My yacht club doesn't have the demand to justify this yet, but we explored getting a high quality plotter to print charts for our members. While it wouldn't work for us, I can easily see a number of places in Florida, or other high transit areas buying a plotter (around $1,000) and printing off large scale charts for transient boats as they pass thru.
Heck I can envision larger ships stopping the practice of updating charts completely, and just printing off new charts every week instead.
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Frank Ocean's father is to sue the founder of Def Jam records Russell Simmons for "defaming" him in an article published on his website 'Global Grind.'
How much he thinks said defamation is worth?
$142 million.
Frank Ocean's father is to sue the founder of Def Jam records Russell Simmons for "defaming" him in an article published on his website 'Global Grind.'
How much he thinks said defamation is worth?
$142 million.
Frank Ocean is embracing a blue hue.
The soulful chanteur unveiled a new look, which sees him sport electric blue hair.
Renown for his "simple" image, the change has some speculating as to whether he's teasing the follow-up to his 2012 debut 'Channel Orange'. 'Channel Blue', perhaps? Who knows.
What is certain, though, is that Ocean is working on the set. Hopefully it swims into stores sooner rather than later.
Two years.
Indeed, that's how long it's been since soulful crooner Frank Ocean set sail with his game-changing debut 'Channel Orange'.
Now, after tending to his team (and by "tending" we mean replacing), the New Orleans native is hard at work at his eagerly awaited sophomore album.
And while no release date has been set in stone (or pencil), a new snap of the singer in The Church Studios in London has surfaced.
Posted by Grammy-winning producer Om'Mas Keiththe on Instagram, pic was paired with the caption:
well that was an awesome week in the studio with my brother… the smiles say it all. #frankocean the genius.
Buzzed? We are.
In large part, it's due to the qualitative slice of quality that was 'Channel Orange'. It showcased Ocean's lyrical, vocal, and storytelling skillset in a stellar way. Hence, we're eager to see what he plans to bring to the table artistically this go round.
From a commercial standpoint, it'll be uber interesting to see how the media mass handle another Ocean album. After all, it was only following his truth-baring "letter" that countless outlets jumped on his bandwagon. With two years having passed and the titillation of his "reveal" already milked in earnest by the media, will he still be pegged a hot commodity? If the material is as on-point as we believe it will be, then we sure hope so!
Frank Ocean is moving onto pastures new.
Indeed, before the release of his sophomore LP, the 'Swim Good' performer has reportedly cut his management team and PR company loose, kicking them to the curb this Spring.
Full story below…
Has Frank Ocean been blacklisted by 'Black' music?
If an opinion T-Pain is anything to go by, the answer- rather unfortunately- is yes. Indeed, in a recent interview with DJ Vlad, the 'Go Girl' rapper has revealed that numerous Hip Hop staples have decided to cut all ties with Ocean…because of his supposed sexual orientation.
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Is Mary J.Blige being forced to take legal action against 'Nostalgia Ultra' lyricist Frank Ocean?
Yes…and no.
Confused? Not to worry, meet us below for a full explanation of the pair's unique legal battle below.
Earlier this year, Chris Brown and Frank Ocean found themselves rocking many a headline after engaging in a brawl that led to Ocean's cousin filing a lawsuit against the 'Wall to Wall' singer.
Named Sha'keir Duarte, Ocean's relative took legal action against Brown after he claimed the January 27th assault had seen him suffer humiliation, concussion and mental anguish.
Now, Chris is biting back, filing a countersuit against his supposed victim.
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It's time to share your presentation! Whether you're delivering a business proposal to a client, an academic presentation to your professor, or even showing a personal photo slide to your grandmother, you have to ensure that your visuals can be clearly seen by your audience.
The majority of the time, your audience won't be Internet savvy. Saving your PowerPoint as a video is an effective and easy way to ensure that your presentation remains intact and your audience sees exactly what you want them to see. This type of file is accepted by most computers and can be saved to multiple devices such as a CD or DVD, USB flashdrive, or you can even upload it to a website like Youtube.com or Facebook. In addition, you don't have to worry about what version of PowerPoint your audience has, missing fonts, etc.
Here are some steps on how to save your PowerPoint presentation as a video. Scroll down to find out how to save PowerPoint for Mac as a video.
How to save PowerPoint 2013 as a movie file:
– Select File >> Export >> Create a Video
– Modify the setting to your required specifications:
– Video file size (large, medium, small)
– Preserve or discard "Recorded Timings" and "Narrations"
– Slide duration
– Click the "Create Video" button:Select file format: WMV or MPEG-4
– Wait until PowerPoint is finished working (view the status in the bottom bar)
How to save PowerPoint 2010 as a video file:
– Select File >> Save & Send >> Create a Video
– Modify the video quality by clicking the Computer & HD Displays arrow.
– Click "Create Video."
– Both PowerPoint 2013 and 2010 have the option to include or remove "Timings and Narrations," which you have set on your presentation.
– By PowerPoint default, each slide will be shown for five seconds before changing to the next slide. Modify the value to suit your needs.
How to save PowerPoint 2007 as a video:
PowerPoint 2007 doesn't have the capability to convert a PowerPoint presentation directly to a movie file. If you have PowerPoint 2013, you have the option to open your PowerPoint 2007 file using PowerPoint 2013 and save it directly.
If you don't have a copy of PowerPoint 2013 or 2010, you can apply the following tips. It's a bit more work, but it's worth it!
– Save your file as a jpg.
– Import the images to Windows Movie Maker and render to create a video.
(Optional) If you have Narration on your PowerPoint and you want the audio file, save the PowerPoint presentation as a web page. Find output as a .wav file and import it to Windows Movie Maker as an audio file.
How to convert PowerPoint for Mac 2008 & 2011 to a QuickTime movie file:
– Select File >> Save as Movie
– Leave all options as automatic, or
– Modify the Movie Option setting by clicking the "Movie Options" button at the bottom of the "Save As" sheet:
– Size
– Smooth Playback
– Quality
– Slide Transitions: Follow "Slide Show Settings" or "None"
– Configure the duration of each slide shown in the movie
– Select "Background Soundtrack" to add background music to the movie (Animation Effects are not included in your QuickTime movie)
– Choose the "Loop Movie," "Show Movie Player Controls," and "Credits" tab if you need them.
– Click the OK button to dismiss the Movie Options dialog.
– Click Save button to start converting
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By Default the 2011 Mac Powerpoint will NOT, repeat NOT save your narration when you save it as a movie!!
I tested this and it's true, even though you have recorded sound files for narration for each slide, the save a Movie option will NOT save them – a brain dead choice by MS. You have to export as move then record a NEW separate audio on top of you movie which is slow, awkward and horrendous to time right. Best bet..if have both mac/PC is to record narrated PPT on your Mac 2011, then save as PPTX. Save/Move this file to PC with office 2013… Off 2013 on PC will demand you enable sharing and UnProtect this file first, but once you've done that, you can then use the PC office 2013 EXPORT option to create a full MP4 movie and this will have all your originally recorded mac audio. clumsy but works….still can't believe Office 2011 won't let you save your narration, worse it acts like it is but only warning I got was on MS Office website, one line said "Narration will NOT be included when you create a movie with your PPT slides"
Please help, I have powerpoint 2007 and it DOES NOT have the save and share button or option. I have been trying for over 2 weeks, cant figure it out.
I have the same problem. Please help!
Someone Please tell me how i can save the animation within my PowerPoint on MAC, to save as a video. Problem. Once I have successfully saved my movie and then watch it back it DOES NOT save the animation and just puts the whole block of text in without the animation. HELP Please.
PPT Mac 2011. I also find that video embedded in slides does not play when ppt is exported as a movie. This is plainly an insult by MS. What is the point of embedding audio or video and having the ability to create a movie if when exported to .mov file the media don't play. What a waste of time.


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Pre-Seed Fertility-Friendly Personal Lubricant– For maximal sexual enjoyment, it's important to have adequate lubrication. The amount of lubrication a woman produces is dependent on her state of arousal and her hormone levels. Even stress can reduce vaginal lubrication. Hormone levels fluctuate throughout the menstrual cycle, meaning there are times a woman may not be producing enough. In addition, hormone levels decline during perimenopause and after menopause. This leads to an increase in vaginal dryness. Other times women may need a vaginal lubricant might be after during pregnancy, after childbirth and when using a condom.
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More importantly, Pre-Seed lubricant is the first to be designated safe for women who are trying to conceive. Clinical studies show the ingredients in this product lubricate without damaging sperm, meaning this lube won't interfere with the ability to get pregnant. Other lubricants can't necessarily make this claim. That's why so many doctors and fertility clinics recommend it for women trying to conceive.
How well does this vaginal lubricant work? It offers a high level of lubrication that's comparable to or exceeds the performance of other lubricants. In addition, pre seed lubricants less vaginal irritation than many other commercial vaginal products because it closely mimics natural vaginal secretions. Many lubricants contain high levels of salt that cause vaginal tract irritation. Pre-Seed Fertility-Friendly Personal Lubricant is formulated with a salt concentration that's more balanced, making it less irritating to sensitive tissues and less likely to harm sperm. This creates an environment that's ideal for safety, pleasure – and for conceiving.
It's safe and convenient to use Pre-Seed lubricant any time you need more lubrication or simply want to make sex more satisfying and pleasurable. Its fertility-friendly formulation coats your vaginal tract, providing smooth surface while reducing friction that can irritate delicate tissues. It's safe to use with latex or polyurethane condoms should you not be trying to conceive. Either way, Pre-Seed Fertility-Friendly Personal Lubricant offers additional moisture and lubrication to make each sexual experience easier and more pleasurable.
If you're looking for a vaginal lubricant that performs well and are also trying to conceive, Pre-Seed lubricant offers a high level of effectiveness and a superior safety profile for women wishing to conceive. Plus, you can order it online and have it discretely delivered to your home. Keep some on hand for those times when you need the extra moisture a vaginal lubricant can offer.


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Mushkin Redline 16GB Quad-Channel 2133MHz Review
CineBench and wPrime
Published: 25th April 2012 | Source: Mushkin | Price: £189.95 |
If there is any performance edge to be found it's again on the side of the Mushkin. Although to be honest the results are so close that they're within error tolerance of different runs.
It's the same story with wPrime. Neither kit shows the difference that we see in Sandra, although it's worth noting in the 1024M test the Corsair just completes slightly faster.
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My story is pretty much laid out in the article featured on JC's website .
It's really cool that LGN365 has gotten a forum here at MH, it really deserves it as it stands out from any other fitness course I've ever read in terms of layout, simplicity, great content and video material with some of the greatest in the industry.
However, I thought that I would share some unreleased progress pictures and answer any questions regarding my progress.
Attaching pictures doesn't seem to work at the moment,but shoot me any questions if you have any.
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Dr. Rodney Avilla specializes in family practice in Turlock, California.
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