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Hard Rain Project and the National Union of Students launched the WHOLE EARTH? exhibition at the Eden Project and at universities and schools in the UK and Scandinavia in autumn 2015. It is based on the premise that the future belongs to today's young people - and that students and universities everywhere have a major role in making society much more sustainable.
The exhibition may be shown as a stand-alone display, but to do this would miss the point. Today's students have a lot on their minds, and to really engage them in the issues around sustainable development the exhibition needs to be used by teaching staff across the board to explore the opportunities arising in a rapidly changing world.
Do read the comments from people who have used WHOLE EARTH? to open a dialogue between university and school students, academics, estate managers, university leaders and a wider public. They show how WHOLE EARTH? can be a catalyst for real change.
Will your university be part of this project?
University challenge
WHOLE EARTH? is designed to be shown outdoors, to reach everyone on campus. It provides the kind of evidence that students need to join the debate about their future. But it's not prescriptive; at the heart of the display are 20 questions, addressed to a range of university disciplines, which challenge students and their tutors to show how they can use their skills to support the global sustainability agenda for a resilient, healthy and just society, living within environmental limits. It also provides a platform for universities to present the ways they are forging the new sustainable world through innovative teaching, research programmes, and on their own campuses.
There is nothing as powerful as examples.
World tour
In the face of climate change, all countries are "developing countries" needing to develop new ways of growing food, manufacturing, moving around and generally prospering. This demands a radically new, worldwide approach. So, to reach students on every continent, universities hosting WHOLE EARTH? in Europe are requested to send their edition on to a university or college in Africa, Asia or South America. Extensive tours have now begun in the Majority World.
"Mark Edwards and Lloyd Timberlake have done a wonderful job showing how human beings can be natural partners with nature. Hard Rain exhibition showed in a very realistic way the problems, but here we have the solutions, the hope and the possibility for change."
Jan Eliasson
Deputy Secretary-General, United Nations
Visit http:www.hardrainproject.com/whole-earth-film to see the short film
University of the West of England
A letter from Jack Polsn.
Dear Steve, Jane, Helen and Jim,
I am writing to follow up the WHOLE EARTH? Launch event. I found the exhibition really inspiring and hope it has the same effect on UWE students and staff alike and encourage them to take positive action.
On behalf of the students at UWE, Bristol, please could I request a response from the University on the individual challenges that the exhibition highlights? It is crucial for us to ensure that we use these highlighted issues as a stepping stone to make change, rather than to simply acknowledge the issues and not take the necessary following steps.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Kind Regards,
Jack Polson
President – The Students' Union at UWE, Bristol 15/10/15
The university's response was developed through a series of workshops with students and staff which focused on meeting those challenges.
WHOLE EARTH? has been the catalyst for an open debate and provides us with a neutral vehicle and workable structure to address issues within the context of the passion and motivating power of its imagery and text.
Thank you.
Vicki Harris
Sustainability Team Facilities and UWE Green Capital Co-ordinator
Bristol University
We launched the amazing WHOLE EARTH? exhibition at our welcome week student fair – and it was seen by 10,000 students in one day. We had to move it because so many people were crowding around it.
It is utterly amazing, visually stunning, and all sorts of people are commenting on it to us. It has really raised the profile of the issues of climate change and poverty in particular, and highlighted what different disciplines can do to contribute to creating a better future.
We all sometimes struggle to get sustainability stories to the top of the agenda, but today the University has made the WHOLE EARTH? exhibition its main front page picture with a lovely associated story. That sort of profile really does give reassurance, to those who work so hard, that it is all worth it.
If there is anyone who has not yet gone for it – I think all of us who have done so would say: go for it.
Chris Willmore
Bristol Green Academy Academic Lead
Canterbury Christ Church University
WHOLE EARTH? has had a really big impact at Canterbury Christ Church University. We launched the exhibition with a dedicated edition of the University magazine Inspire. This proved an excellent way to involve colleagues, including those from the support services who began to engage with the sustainability agenda with real enthusiasm. This year WHOLE EARTH? was the focus of a creative writing workshop which resulted in a poetic response which in turn inspired a textile workshop which generate a long-lasting legacy artwork. WHOLE EARTH? has given a very significant boost to the work of the Sustainability Office and done much to promote a culture in which sustainability is visibly part of our academic endeavors, using it higher up the agenda.
Dr Stephen Scoffham
Visiting Reader in Sustainability and Education
Canterbury Christ Church University
What to say before opening an exhibition as significant as this? All we have done is grow richer, despoil the world, dirty the seas, clog up the air and wipe out what, 50% of the world's creatures. And we go on despite all the knowledge we have.
There is only one way to turn this around, and it's through young people. That is why it's wonderful that this exhibition is opening at Canterbury Christ Church University – it's an attempt, with pictures and words, to touch people hearts – and change.
Michael Morpurgo
I study 'Sustainable Businesses' at Canterbury Christ Church University which is hosting WHOLE EARTH? exhibition. I have to admit I walked past it without reading it until my tutor sent us all out to look at it and write an essay on the issues it presents. Then I got it: the impact MY plastic, MY meat, MY waste paper is making to the planet that is keeping me alive. Then I felt anger toward the people I saw as role models who never taught me about sustainable development.
What's good is that the exhibition doesn't just show problems, it shows what my generation – and universities – can do to bring about real change. Now I'm going to campaign to make those changes.
Sadie Barton
Student, CCCU, Kent
University of Kerala
Why should you come and see WHOLE EARTH? Well, dear friends, this is the reason. An elephant came into our room some years ago. He was just a baby then; we didn't take any notice. Now he has grown and fills the room, but we continue to pretend he is not there.
Do forgive the story, but this is what we have been doing globally with our environmental issues. WHOLE EARTH? shines a spotlight on the problems we'd rather not acknowledge. More than that – it sets out a road map to "align human systems and natural systems".
This is important. This is really important. Encourage your students to come, and your teaching and non-teaching colleagues too. Let's all make a difference.
Dr Lal C.A.
University of Kerala, School of Distance Education
Christ University, Bangalore
Not content with showing WHOLE EARTH? at University of Kerala, Dr Lal rolled up the banners and went on tour to universities and colleges in Bangalore. Here are some of the emails he sent Stephen and me. They tell a wonderful story.
Lal C A
Monday, 27 June 2016 at 03:57
To: Mark Edwards
Cc: Stephen Scoffham
Re: WHOLE EARTH?
Dear Mark and Stephen
I arrived at Christ University in Bangalore. It was bit of an adventure transporting the exhibition on the bus, but I managed without too much difficulty!
Volunteers have put it up – do see the photos. The scene is now set for maximum participation. The lecture hall is very modern and grand for the presentation and especially Mark's speech and Bob Dylan's song in the DVD.
All best
Lal C A
Friday, 1 July 2016 at 01:36
To: Mark Edwards
Cc: Stephen Scoffham
Re: WHOLE EARTH?
Thanks Mark. Exhibition is on in the main campus these last two days. I'm doing two presentations a day as well as meeting smaller groups of students.
These sessions are very productive – students are showing a lot of enthusiasm. I end my talk with the Hard Rain video and Mark's talk and then we have a discussion.
Lal C A
Monday, 4 July 2016 at 16:34
To: Mark Edwards
Cc: Stephen Scoffham
Re: WHOLE EARTH?
Dear Mark and Stephen
I'm home after a very fruitful week. The whole trip was much more effective than I anticipated. I spoke to over 1000 students in nine sessions bringing my story and Mark's video together. The feedback has been overwhelming. We have really done something to make a difference.
Talk soon.
Kingston University
The Whole Earth? exhibition is a fabulous vehicle to engage students with the key issues which challenge our interconnected world. It's thought provoking messages encourage students to debate their rights and responsibilities in this globalized world and inspires them to consider their capacity to find workable solutions.
Annie Hughes
Associate Professor, Faculty of Science, Engineering and Computing.
The Open Studio features a selection of posters from the Whole Earth? exhibition. These posters are included as prompts to think about climate change and its impacts on human and non-human life. They offer invaluable insights into not only why we should act, but also how we might do so. As such they are a fantastic resource for learning about climate change, and designing responses to it.
Paul Micklethwaite
Senior Research Fellow, Design School in the Faculty of Art, Design & Architecture.
Anglia Ruskin University and Cambridge University
Anglia Ruskin University and Cambridge University came together to exhibit WHOLE EARTH? in the centre of Cambridge. Mark Edwards, Joan Walley and Quinn Runkle helped us to launch the event by facilitating an inspiring discussion between students and staff from both Universities and the public.
During the two weeks it was displayed we analysed the social media responses to the exhibition. These demonstrated a variety of deeply felt concerns for the environment and the need to do something about it, and provide a powerful mandate for us to continue our education for sustainability work.
We have also taken the exhibition to schools in the area who have used it to stimulate lesson topics and to get students to think about the role they can play in creating a better future.
Alison Greig
Director of Education for Sustainability, Anglia Ruskin University
Social media analysis: Summary
"So many truths to acknowledge and act upon"
This study, by Obehi Frances Sule, PhD Researcher at Anglia Ruskin University, set out to capture and analyse the social media response eight weeks into the ongoing display of WHOLE EARTH? in various locations worldwide. Almost a thousand social media users in four continents – 130 locations in 11 countries – used the hashtag #studentearth on Instagram, Twitter and YouTube to express their responses to WHOLE EARTH?. The 34% of respondents who were non-students came from diverse walks of life including politicians; Higher Education leaders; teachers; and people from media, energy-related and spiritual organisations.
Key findings include appraisive comments which were 100% positive, and a large proportion (mostly students) explicitly stating their support for "Aligning human systems and natural systems". The global population and migration issues highlighted in the exhibition were the next most talked-about points. The simultaneous launch of SoS (Students Organizing for Sustainability) caught respondents' attention, with 11% of comments mentioning the potential of this new body to influence political change. A further 9% underscored the urgent need to "change the rules" in order to reduce society's cost to the Earth.
Obehi Sule
Global Sustainability Institute, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge
University of Worcester
Having WHOLE EARTH? up on campus for a significant period has allowed colleagues at the University of Worcester to plan student interactions with the content, and it has proved a really effective engagement tool. We plan to put it up again ready for teaching this September.
Using it to engage the community has been equally if not even more valuable. Initially we displayed the exhibition in front of The Hive, our joint library which houses the university and local authority collections as well as being a county council and City hub. Working with our City Council colleagues, we produced a volunteering guide, so that any members of the public viewing the exhibition and feeling inspired to make a difference could immediately access the myriad of local volunteering opportunities. It was really well received.
While WHOLE EARTH? was at The Hive, and as part of a university storytelling festival, Institute of Education staff helped in devising activities for primary school children, in which the children were asked to make "one promise" inspired by WHOLE EARTH?'s images. Their success meant WHOLE EARTH? was taken on as the theme for The Big Sing where a further 2,200 children undertook the activities and made their own promises.
Working with local business, the University is looking at opportunities to bring WHOLE EARTH? into the City Centre as part of a city- and University-wide Go Green Week, led by first-year interdisciplinary students.
It also inspired a local photography exhibition at a community arts venue, which toured later on campus.
The exhibition itself is so versatile, easy to put up and take down using fences or balustrades, and visually stunning and impactful.
I would thoroughly recommend it as a way of engaging with your communities, as well as on campus.
Katy Boom
Director of Sustainability at the University of Worcester
Greenwich University
Greenwich Sustainability Hub launched the exhibition on behalf of Greenwich University. We created six £1000 WHOLE EARTH? fellowships to enable students to go deeper with their responses to the exhibition's University Challenge questions. Over the following eight weeks, students turned their projects into reality, supported by academic tutors and Hub staff. They also provided weekly blog posts and pictures which were published on the fellowships programme's webpage.
Students felt the fellowships had given them "real life work experience" in their field of study, and academic mentors praised the programme. The Crystal exhibition at London's Docklands – the world's largest exhibition on the future of cities – hosted a 10-day poster exhibition showcasing the six fellowship projects, and developed potential spin-off projects with some of the fellowship winners. Visitors at the Crystal also responded to the questions in WHOLE EARTH? by writing on cut-out leaves and posting them on a model tree with branches representing the different challenges.
Chantal Beaudoin
Sustainability Hub Manager, Students' Union
Project webpage: http://www.suug.co.uk/sustainabilityhub/projects/fellowships/
Link to WHOLE EARTH? Fellowships film: https://youtu.be/Esr32xq5SmM
The Crystal exhibition launch: http://www2.gre.ac.uk/about/news/articles/2016/a3616-saving-earth-students-schemes-go-on-display
Walden School
Walden School, in partnership with Anglia Ruskin University, was one of several schools to have hosted WHOLE EARTH?.
Teachers from a range of classes responded to the questions in the display. Inspired by the picture of household waste, Sonia Hood (Head's PA & Assistant Head of Boarding) and several students visited Waitrose, Tesco & Aldi. They asked the managers to explain how the stores dealt with their waste. They found out that only Waitrose recycled some of their waste; the other stores just destroyed theirs.
"WHOLE EARTH? really opened the students' eyes to just how much waste there is in our society, not just at supermarkets but also how much individual households waste every day, as well as in our school – we measured all our waste for a week. Our group came up with a slogan: 'Only take what you can eat and eat what you take'."
George Sand College
I am a teacher from France who took a group of secondary school students to Eden Project. Thank you so much for the WHOLE EARTH? exhibition. It left us deeply moved. It talks to you directly as an individual with a conscience, while at the same time giving you a global context.
Everything we learn in history, geography, biology etc can (and should) be understood in a new perspective, set against the crucial changes we are undergoing. I've waited all my life for something like WHOLE EARTH?. It really supports our work as teachers.
Over the past 15 years, we've been trying to open our students' eyes to what is unfair and unsustainable, and to show how Human Rights are central to the well-being of every individual.
My students have produced 'Carbon Blues', a musical they wrote which will tour schools in France and which shows the urgent need to move to low-carbon technologies.
We're educating tomorrow's adults, and WHOLE EARTH? exhibition gives us all the depth of understanding we need to make the right choices.
Thank you.
Annick Durand
Collège George Sand
Whole Earth? Sweden
WHOLE EARTH? in Sweden followed in the footsteps of Hard Rain. The Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) funded the exhibition's tour to 13 university cities. Students studying sustainable development took school students around the display, bringing the message to the next generation. Sida also funded an additional display, produced by Mark Edwards with commissioned photographs from Magnum's Chris Steele-Perkins, showing the practical steps each location had already taken toward a more sustainable society. Two of the Swedish displays are now with universities in Africa, and one in Indonesia. Teachers Without Borders have agreed to take the project to their network of schools and universities in 184 countries.
Dag Jonzon
Hard Rain Project, Sweden
E-mail Mark Edwards at Hard Rain Project for costs and commitments.
Comments about Hard Rain/WHOLE EARTH?
WHOLE EARTH? deals with the urgent need to make peace with nature. Mark Edwards and Lloyd Timberlake have done a wonderful job showing how human beings can be natural partners with nature. Hard Rain showed in a very realistic way the problems but here we have the solutions, the hope and the possibility for change.
Jan Eliasson, Deputy Secretary- General, United Nations
So the lesson from Hard Rain is not only of the damage we are causing, but of the shared responsibility we all have to respond – and to do those things which, step by step, can make a real difference.
Rt Hon David Cameron MP, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
If Hard Rain is a photographic elegy it is also an impassioned cry for change. Forceful, dramatic and disturbing, it is driven by what Martin Luther King called "the fierce urgency of now" – and I believe the call for a truly global response to climate change is an idea whose time has finally come.
Rt Hon Gordon Brown MP, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Why don't people in power understand that their money and business are worthless if the planet dies?
Mathieu Pendergast, UK
Hard Rain inspires me to try and stand again. To know that others share this bleakest outlook brings a ray of hope. At first I thought that Dylan's lines should not be illustrated. I was wrong.
Christy Moore, singer, songwriter
Hard Rain is a piece of sustained beauty. I treasure it.
Arundhati Roy, author and environmental and human rights campaigner
So why is Hard Rain so stunning and so moving, and why does it feel so right? Part of the answer, of course, lies in the quality of the visual images. But the thematic bundling of these images with Dylan's song could still seem gauche or exploitative were it not for two factors. The most important of these is the sheer brilliance of the dialogue Edwards has created between the words and the images, the way they synthesise into some third form that combines the stillness of a picture with the urgency of a ballad. Edwards' conjunctions are so carefully and thoughtfully constructed that they enforce on the viewer a kind of tact that wards off mere voyeurism.
Fintan O'Toole, Times
Hard Rain has deep pathos jumping out of every page which stirs the conscience of the reader in a profound way. The pictures and words remind us of the terribly unequal world we have created and the stark privation and distress that continues to exist in human society across large parts of the globe.
P K Pachauri, Chairperson of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change; Chancellor of Teri University
We need to give a damn, and here we can see, if we take a few minutes, why we should. This is the power of art.
Colin Tudge, science writer and broadcaster
This disturbing, powerfully moving work is a masterpiece that summons up the ghosts of our past and a vision of the future that is ours to change. Regret and optimism make strange bedfellows, but great artists have always known this.
Tim Smit, Chief Executive and co-founder, The Eden Project
In this extraordinarily powerful work – moving, delicate, cryptic, violent by turns – Edwards and Dylan remind us of how much is at stake.
Gerry McCarthy, Sunday Times
Everyone should see the 'Hard Rain' presentation. It's powerful and beautiful. The simple honesty of the interaction between image and lyric really spoke to me. It had a profound effect on everyone in the audience.
Jo Pye, Glasgow School of Art
The fist picture I saw left me speechless. I have never been so moved in my life as I was in the 20 minutes I spent looking at Hard Rain exhibition.
Annie Ngo, NHCC
As a result [of seeing Hard Rain] we have written to our head teacher asking if we can meet her and discuss some changes we can make in our own school to make a cleaner environment. I only hope I can make the difference it calls for as well as one day creating something as moving as this myself.
Alice Ewing, Farlingaye High School, Suffolk. UK
I showed Hard Rain to my class. The intense look in everyone's eyes was amazing. Five kids I didn't even know came up later that day to thank me because it made such an impact on them.
Nikki Price, Manhatten Beach, California
Hard Rain was truly a life changing event for so many of us at NHCC.
Jean Kim Maierhofer, North Hennepin Community College (NHCC)
I couldn't help but stop to look, Then I realised I had to look!
Loughborough comments board
Hard Rain caught me unawares, the same unawareness no doubt responsible for all this in the first place. It brought me back to my senses and deeply unsettled me... action is already taking place.
Paul Roche, visitor
Bob Dylan is the most influential singer-songwriter of his generation. He has won numerous awards and Grammys. In 2008, he was awarded a Pulitzer Prize Special Citation for his "profound impact on popular music and American culture, marked by lyrical compositions of extraordinary poetic power." In 2013 the French government presented him with the country's highest award, the Legion of Honour.
We are deeply grateful for permission to reproduce the lyrics of A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall which has made this project possible.
Lloyd Timberlake is an expert on sustainable development. As a writer and journalist, he has reported from more than 65 countries, mainly on environment and development issues. His articles have appeared in most of the world's newspapers. He has served the director of communications for the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, a Geneva-based coalition of about 200 of the world's most powerful companies. More recently he advised President Obama's National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Offshore Drilling.
He has written prize-winning books in his own name (Africa in Crisis, Only One Earth, When the Bough Breaks) and books for organizations such as the World Commission on Environment and Development and the UN Environment Programme.
He has appeared as juggler onstage with the Rolling Stones and in the House of Commons. He now lives in Washington DC and kayaks in the Chesapeake Bay.
Mark Edwards was the first photographer of his generation to specialise in photographing environment and development issues. The defining moment that set him on this track was getting lost in Sahara desert. A Tuareg nomad rescued him and took him back to his people. He rubs two sticks together and lights a fire; they have a cup of tea, and he turns on an old cassette player. Bob Dylan sings A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall. Edwards has the idea to illustrate every line of Dylan's extraordinary lyric.
Assignments for magazines, NGOs and United Nations agencies (supplemented with stow-away trips on jumbo jets) have taken him to over 100 countries. One of the most widely published photographers in the world; his pictures are in museums and private collections and have been exhibited in galleries in Europe and the US.
He has presented the Hard Rain keynote at the United Nations headquarters in New York, to parliamentarians in Europe, the National Assembly of Cuba, IPCC scientists, business leaders and at universities around the world.


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Prep boys basketball: Warren routs Jackson
VINCENT – The Warren Warriors honored their five seniors prior to Friday night's home game with Jackson, and then went out and rolled to a 68-22 victory in a Southeast Ohio Athletic League contest.
Already crowned the 2012-2013 conference champions, the Warriors never trailed in the game as they outscored Jackson 39-6 in the middle two periods to notch their 20th win of the regular season for the first time in school history.
Head coach Blaine Maddox started all five seniors and kept them on the floor for at least half of the opening quarter before getting normal starters Evan French, Reece Patton, and Michael Hall into the game.
The Warriors jumped out to a 9-0 lead on five points by senior Danny Pannell and baskets by fellow seniors Adam Lang and Evan Yabs.
Jackson answered with a modest 5-0 run to close the lead to four with under two minutes to play in the first but French's trey and a short jumper by Patton increased the big blue lead to 14-5.
On a night with very few bright spots for the Ironmen, Tyler Neal provided a brief spark as he closed the first quarter and opened the second quarter with three- pointers to trim the Warrior lead to 14-11.
That would be the last Jackson points of the first half as the Warriors went on an 18-0 run to close out the first half with a huge 32-11 lead.
Once again Pannell would have the hot hand for the Warriors to open the second half as he drilled back-to-back triples, both coming on assists from senior Matt Drayer, and the Warriors scored the first 14 points of the second half.
The Warrior defense held Jackson scoreless for almost 14 minutes as the run stretched to an incredible 34-0 before Jordan Helman connected on a free throw attempt with 2:20 to play in the third.
The big lead allowed Maddox the opportunity to get almost everyone on his bench into the game and plenty of minutes for his senior class in their next to last contest at "Warrior Coliseum".
Pannell led the way for Warren with 14 points, while Lang and Patton both finished with double-doubles as Lang scored 11 points and grabbed 12 boards while Patton yanked down 10 rebounds to go along with 11 points.
After the game the Warriors continued a tradition as seniors' Yabs, Dylan Leffingwell, Drayer, Lang, and Pannell all addressed the Warren student body and the remaining Warrior faithful.
Maddox also spoke to the crowd and had high praise for his group of seniors.
"What I am most proud of this senior group is their willingness to sacrifice for the team," said Maddox, in his 14th year as Warren head coach. "They all want to play and they all want their minutes, but most of all they all want to win."
The Warriors, now 20-1 on the season, will close out regular season play Saturday in a make-up, SEOAL game against Portsmouth.
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Custom made 35x13 HighEndLine bodhrán,hidden tuning wheels, classic tuning rim profil,wild figured beech with natural oil/wax finish,DRAGONSkinspicy drumhead with center spine.
The second project with the briccole di venezia veneer.For more Fotos and Info please see FaceBook album link.
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Martin Lawler, a longtime customer who was born blind, just sent me a few words I'd like to share with you.
Dear friends of 'old-school-bodhráns' :)In this video you will see a great review/feedback/product description of the TrHED bodhrán published by a happy TrHED customer.This is also the last chance for TrHED bodhráns orders which will be finished by end of September 2016 !
"The best skin is… xxx !!!
Hmmm… I personally still believe there is no best skin (apart from DRAGONSkin, of course ;) ;) ) but for sure there is a best drum skin for a very player or occasion !
Now the 40cm version of the CBss official exists ;) and is ready to be ordered !
The official name now is "CBss Compact" :) Delivery time is appr. 3-4 month if ordered now.
Luke Melvin playing with Angelo Kelly and family :)
Unfortunately I will have to rise the price of MHTF cherry and walnut to 465 EUR in the second half of 2016.
But here´s the good news :) All orders placed until 17th of March 2016 (Paddy´s day ;) ) will be supplied for the old price 425 EUR, dispatch time around end of June.
The perfect Christmas present and a must-have for every bodhrán player ! ;)MOpHED - the SILENT real skin practice pad. Practice anytime and anywhere !...your neighbor will LOVE you from now on !!! :)
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I think it´s a fantastic thing if two wee companies, each one on the opposite side of the world, do some cooperation :) This happens now with KENTVILLE DRUMS from Australia and HEDWITSCHAK DRUMS Bavaria !
I´m delighted to announce the opening of our brand-new showroom in AUSTRIA on 1st December 2015 !
Schlagzeuger Wolfgang Maier der legendären ALPINKATZEN ( ehem. Hubert v. Goisern- Band), widmet sich nun seit knapp 10Jahren mit grosser Leidenschaft der BODHRAN.
After some years of not being represented by a showroom/partner in France we´re now BACK ;)I am delighted to introduce our new partner in lovely Brittany: TI AR SONERIENwww.sonerien.com
Carbondhrán - the explorer's choice ! ;)
Last orders for Carbondhrán (black or red) finished by mid of December 2015 are now taken.
Next Carbondhrán series will presumably be made in summer 2016.
Link to more infos about Carbondhrán.
...some special skins are on the way to me and will be available for ChangeHED skin holding system soon !Australian drum maker Steele Turkington is know for making the finest kangaroo skins available.
Guido Plüschke macht eine weitere Unterrichts-Tour ! Außerdem hat er eine Menge Bodhráns und Tipper zum Ausprobieren und gleich Mitnehmen dabei.Nutzt die Chance - das ist wie Pizza-Service für Bodhráns ;)Alle Termine gibts auch HIER
InsightLine - get the view ! ;)Last orders for InsightLine finished by end of November 2015 are now taken.
Next InsighLine series will presumably be made in summer/autumn 2016.
InsightLine Link
Since 2012 Rolf is hosting our showroom in Hannover. Now he has build a completely new room and stocks even more of our products !Check out is website at www.bodhran-info.de and visit his showroom in real life ;)
The Tale of Two Drums
Over the years I have worked with Christian Hedwitschak to develop the perfect drum for my particular style of playing which includes folk, blues, jazz, Quebecois, Appalachian, Scottish and even Irish, sometimes surrounded by bagpipes.
MHTF - 35x15 concave, walnut or cherry.Last orders for MHTF finished by mid of December 2015 are now taken until 14th of October.
Next MHTF series will presumably be made in summer/autumn 2016.
MHTF Link
So great to see a bodhrán played in a 'different' environment ;) Please enjoy Aimee Farrell Courtney playing with 'Contempo Quartet'.
Dear friends of 'old-school-bodhráns' :)Last chance for TrHED bodhráns orders which will be finished by end of October 2015 !I will start making on Wednesday, 7th of October, so orders will be accepted (depending on skin availability of course) until then.The skins for TrHED bodhráns are very rare and as there are just a few more left at the moment, only a few TrHED orders can be taken.
Next TrHED series will presumably be made in summer/autumn 2016.
TrHED Link
...the first part of the inventory for the Austria showroom is on the way. Everything should be set up and running in a few weeks :) Watch this place for news ;)
These Martin O´Neill Signature Series Bodhráns are on the way to Martin´s place and then can be purchased via his website :)
Dear Bodhrán player ! :)I have planned to do a small number of Info-Videos to answer FAQs and explain some technical stuff.These short videos will be available on my youtube channel and on my website.
Please let me know if you have a specific question you would like to get answered in such a video. Or is there a technical topic you would like to get explained there ?Please feel free to send me an email from the contact form above. Thanks for your help !Christian
MONss is currently out of stock, but will be available again at the end of August.
...just about finishing them and sending them over to Martin´s place :)
MONss Link
Dear friends of 'old-school-bodhráns' :)I will take a few more orders for TrHED bodhráns which will be finished by end of October 2015.Orders for a limited amount will be taken until mid of September.The skins for TrHED bodhráns are very rare and as there are just a few more left at the moment, only a few TrHED orders can be taken.
After nearly a year of developing, prototyping and testing it´s now available: the bodhrán suit collection by Hedwitschak Drums :)
There are two models available:A good standard bag with shoulder strap, well padded and kept on lower price level, called the HEDbag.AND there ist the HEDcase - the top model of bodhrán garment ;) It comes with rucksack straps, removable tipper pocket and SkinProtectionBag.
We are proud to offer the first serial produced bodhrán dedicated bag MADE IN EUROPE (Spain) !
Watch Martin O´Neill and Cormac Byrne playing their signature line bodhráns during a fantastic performance at Craiceann bodhrán summer school.
MONss bodhran
CBss bodhran
Short film of my visit at Werner´s place, my main skin supplier since over 12 years.


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Local Natives show moved to Riverside; Steve Martin bluegrass show there July 24
Iconic comic actor and brand new papa Steve Martin—whose wife gave birth to his first child in December, reports confirmed Wednesday—will be back to work this summer with his bluegrass band The Steep Canyon Rangers, including a stop at the Riverside Theater July 24.
Crisply executed dialogue elevates 'Understudy'
"All I see are movie stars movie stars movie stars," laments Harry, the journeyman actor in Theresa Rebeck's rollicking "The Understudy," now on stage in a fun Renaissance Theaterworks production that opened Saturday night. "It's like a disease," Harry continues. Or "maybe more like 'pathology.' Or 'ongoing cultural disaster,'" he concludes.
All true enough, if one is keeping track of the numerous Hollywood stars making fools of themselves on Broadway. But as Rebeck's title suggests, Harry is now understudying one of them: an action-movie stud named Jake, himself improbably understudying an even more famous Hollywood co-star. »Read Full Article
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Dickey's Barbecue Pit devotees in Milwaukee won't have to drive quite as far anymore: One is opening Thursday at 2149 Miller Park Way in West Milwaukee.
The franchisees of this Texas-based chain are Bianca and Larry Visk. An electrician, he worked in Afghanistan for five years for a U.S. contractor, and decided when he returned that he wanted to open a restaurant, said his wife, a piano teacher. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
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Though it fell short of their usually lofty standards, the Maryland Terrapins did not have an awful season in 2011-2012. In Mark Turgeon's first season as coach, the Terps still managed to have an overall winning record at 17-15. They saw some great things from young players, particularly sophomore Terrell Stoglin, who led the entire ACC in scoring.
Their 6-10 record in the ACC could use improvement, but for the most part, the Terps took care of business against lesser ACC teams. Their struggles came against the conference's best teams, particularly later in games where they would allow the other team to go on long offensive runs. This resulted in the Terps failing to win a single game against a ranked team this season.
But hope is in the air and things look very bright for the Terps' upcoming 2012-2013 season. With some old faces returning and some new recruits coming in, the expectations will be higher.
Here are five reasons why I think the Terps will play up to those expectations and make 2013 a year to remember.


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Hello, Buzzer. Buzz is back.
WWE's biggest party of the summer is now over. I'll have to say it was a great PPV that was full of surprises.
I know many people didn't like it because their favorites didn't win, but that's not my way of judging PPVs. I think it had some good matches and I enjoyed watching the event.
Many things occurred last night and we are left with several questions to be answered.
As we get ready for the following events, let's take a look again at what happened last night.
As usual, I'll try to break down several things we learned from last night's pay-per-view.
All said and done, let the show begin.
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8 coffee shops listed
8 kitchenware shops listed
8 garden furniture shops listed
8 upholstery shops listed
7 sewing shops listed
7 barber shops listed
7 gift shops listed
7 diy shops listed
6 auto repair shops listed
6 photo shops listed
6 golf shops listed
6 farm shops listed
6 cake shops listed
6 body piercing shops listed
5 ski shops listed
3 specialist book shops listed
2 shopping malls listed
2 hobby shops listed
2 butcher shops listed
1 stamp shop listed
1 sandwich shop listed
1 bagel shop listed
1 tuxedo shop listed
15 other shops listed
Supermarkets in Seale
Elvetham Heath Way, Fleet, The Key, GU51 1HA
4-5 The Hart Centre, Fleet, GU51 3LA
153-163 Victoria Road, Aldershot, GU11 1JR
16 South Street, Farnham, GU9 7RP
14 Wharf Road, Ash, Ash Vale, GU12 5AS
Ashenden Road, Guildford, GU2 7UN
31 Frensham Road, Lower Bourne, Farnham, GU10 3PY
Water Lane, Farnham, GU9 9NJ
82 Church Road, Aldershot, GU11 3PS
38 Takeaways in Seale in 7 categories
9 fish and chips takeaways listed
6 indian takeaways listed
6 chinese takeaways listed
5 pizza takeaways listed
4 fried chicken takeaways listed
3 sandwich shop and takeaways listed
5 other takeaways listed
Cinemas in Seale
Skimped Hill Lane, Bracknell, RG12 1EN
Bentley, Farnham, GU10 5HY
58 Normandy Street, Alton Hampshire, GU34 1DE
Bedford Road, Guildford, GU1 4SJ
Bedford Road, Guildford Surrey, GU1 4SJ
The Atrium, Camberley GU15, Camberley, GU15 3GL
Skimped Hill Lane, Bracknell Berkshire, RG12 1EN
Godalming, GU7 1HR
73b North Street, Guildford, GU1 4AW
The Peacocks Centre, Woking, GU21 6GQ
3 Bridge Street, Guildford, GU1 4RY
116 Health and beauty in Seale in 14 categories
13 sports shops listed
11 clinics listed
11 opticians listed
11 massage therapists listed
10 hairdressers listed
10 gyms listed
9 nail salons listed
9 gymnastics clubs listed
7 laser hair removal services listed
6 sports massage therapists listed
5 spas listed
5 mens hairdressers and barbers listed
5 eye care clinics listed
4 dentists listed
203 Home improvement in Seale in 32 categories
14 architects listed
11 removal services listed
10 solar energy equipment suppliers listed
10 builders listed
10 tiling contractors listed
10 double glazing installers listed
10 curtains listed
10 flooring listed
10 paving contractors listed
10 central heating services listed
10 roofing services listed
9 gardeners listed
9 arborist and tree surgeons listed
8 interior designers listed
8 audio visual consultants listed
7 bathrooms listed
7 kitchen design and installation listed
5 pest control listed
5 fireplaces listed
5 garage builders listed
4 conservatory supply and installation listed
4 cctv equipment and services listed
3 architectural designers listed
3 carpets listed
3 window cleaners listed
2 curtain maker and retailers listed
1 locksmith listed
1 air conditioning contractor listed
1 hot tubs listed
1 deck builder listed
1 fencing listed
1 doors listed
91 Attractions in Seale in 16 categories
11 art galleries listed
10 lakes listed
9 museums listed
9 aquariums listed
9 theatres listed
7 golf courses listed
7 golf driving ranges listed
7 stadiums listed
5 park and gardens listed
4 holiday parks listed
4 nature reserves listed
3 go karting listed
2 racecourses listed
2 exhibition and trade centres listed
1 cathedral listed
1 theme park listed
65 Property services in Seale in 7 categories
14 mortgage brokers listed
10 property developers listed
10 estate agents listed
8 property and estate management listed
8 property investment listed
8 commercial estate agents listed
7 property management companies listed
202 Education in Seale in 33 categories
11 nursery schools listed
10 after school clubs listed
10 high and secondary schools listed
10 english language schools listed
10 ballet schools listed
9 language schools listed
9 swimming lessons listed
9 music schools listed
8 driving schools listed
8 martial arts schools listed
8 riding school and stables listed
8 community schools listed
7 kickboxing schools listed
7 piano instructors listed
7 karate schools listed
7 primary schools listed
7 dance schools listed
7 beauty schools listed
7 business schools listed
7 kung fu schools listed
5 drama schools listed
4 swimming instructors listed
4 sailing schools listed
4 guitar instructors listed
4 independent or preparatory schools listed
3 schools listed
3 taekwondo schools listed
3 tennis lessons listed
2 music instructors listed
1 golf instructor listed
1 art and design school listed
1 single sex secondary school listed
1 grammar school listed
66 Business services in Seale in 9 categories
10 business management consultants listed
10 office supply stores listed
9 office services listed
9 web hosting companies listed
9 office equipment suppliers listed
7 caterers listed
7 website designers listed
3 cleaners listed
2 generator hire listed
83 Leisure in Seale in 18 categories
10 wedding flowers listed
10 car servicing listed
9 karaoke listed
8 band entertainment listed
8 wedding entertainment listed
7 venue hire listed
6 dj hire listed
5 event photography listed
5 photographers listed
3 fireworks entertainment listed
2 guitar lessons listed
2 windscreen repair listed
2 pony riding listed
2 bouncy castles listed
1 dog walking listed
1 car wash listed
1 marquee hire listed
1 cake maker listed
Top pubs in Seale
86 King's Road, Alton, Aldershot, GU11 3PJ
the best Chinese food I have ever tried.
Sandrock Hill Road Headley Road Boundary Road Binsted Road Dyehouse Road Tilford Road Farnham Road, Tilford, Godalming, GU8 6DB
Brilliant food every time..We have been visiting for many years .Very friendly staff ,nothing is ...
Guildford Rd, Farnham, GU10 1PG
Very good food and attentive polite staff.
55 Hale Road, Farnham, GU9 9QZ
Lovely Sunday Roast today
42 Ash St, Ash, Aldershot, GU12 6LR
shut and demolished august 2011. r.i.p the "brick" was a great pub.
Top restaurants in Seale
248 shawfield road, ash, aldershot, gu12 5dj
Excellent food and service
Australian Restaurant
29 Kingsmead Shopping Centre Kingsmead, Farnborough, GU14 7SJ
Recently i have had several reasons to return some goods, faulty/unwanted gifts to the Farnborough ...
117 Victoria Road, Aldershot, GU11 1JW
I love the food, the staff is very friendly. I have been their few times, ...
354 High Street, Aldershot, GU12 4LU
My husband and I have been here several times and never had a bad meal. ...
Chinese Restaurant
177 Lynchford Rd, FARNBOROUGH, GU14 6HD
One of the best local Chinese restraunts in the local area,very good food and friendly ...
Top banks in Seale
39 The Borough, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7NW
I accessed the bank three times on monday 12th October - each time there was ...
Top hotels in Seale
Hotels yet to be reviewed
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DIY Shop
Guildford Road, Surrey, GU9 9QJ
Jennifer on customer service made my visit worthwhile. Very pleasant and knowledgeable
Barber Shop
91 Mytchett Road, Mytchett, Camberley, GU16 6ES
Great cuts. Very friendly owner and staff. Loyalty card scheme too.
Barber Shop
15 The Arcade, Aldershot, GU11 1EE
this is one of the best barbers that I have gone to.
Gift Shop
41 Downing Street, Farnham, GU9 7PH
My favourite shop in Farnham!
133 Ash Road, Aldershot, GU12 4DB
reliable friendly trustworthy
Top supermarkets in Seale
14 Wharf Road, Ash, Ash Vale, GU12 5AS
I find the staff pleasant and very helpful and I shop there quiet often. The ...
133 Victoria Rd, Aldershot, GU11 1JW
This Place is a good place for meat and phone cards but not for grociery
Water Lane, Farnham, GU9 9NJ
Overcharged at till,OK so it happens but at tesco they refund twice the error AS ...
Top takeaways in Seale
14 Station Road, Aldershot, GU11 1
We have been eating from this place for 10 years and proud to say never ...
Fish and Chips Takeaway
130 Ash Road, Aldershot, GU12 4ES
Very impressed by these guys. They catered for a party of 40 for us ...
Fish and Chips Takeaway
57C Mytchett Road, Mytchett, Camberley, GU16 6EG
Best fish and chip arounf
Fish and Chips Takeaway
179 Lynchford Road, Farnborough, GU14 6HD
Gluten free fish was lovely. Would have again.
2 Wharf Rd, Aldershot, GU12 5AZ
Nice food nice staff excellent service, good value, huge portion, and excellent quality
Top cinemas in Seale
Cinemas yet to be reviewed
Top health and beauty in Seale
54 Ayling Lane, Aldershot, GU11 3LY
Absolutely amazing service
Nail Salon
55 Lynchford Road, Farnborough, GU14 6EJ
I visited Just Nails today for the first time today and found it a ...
Nail Salon
81 Queensmead, Farnborough, GU14 7RZ
It's dirty, the staff don't have any manners. The TV channels they have on are ...
Top home improvement in Seale
Home improvement yet to be reviewed
Top attractions in Seale
321 Vale Road, Ash Vale, Aldershot, GU12 5LN
Superb service, this is the 3rd car we've had from these guys. Highly recommended!
Top property services in Seale
Mortgage Broker
93 Eastmead, Farnborough, GU14 7SA
telephone number does not work!! A little inconvenient
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Saint Cross Road, Farnham, GU9 7JZ
Horrendous nursery keep ur kids away !!
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Gov. Dannel P. Malloy on Thursday proposed more than $1.5 billion in bonding and $137 million in general fund spending for the University of Connecticut.
"By targeting state resources to our flagship university we ensure that our young people have the skills they need to fill the jobs we are so aggressively pursuing," Malloy said in a press release. "Make no mistake, we are making Connecticut competitive again."
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But, while the research is promising, it's too soon for people with type 1 diabetes to start planning a life free of needles and injections just yet, experts said.
The first part of the treatment was using insulin-producing pancreas cells generated from human stem cells employing a technique recently developed at Harvard. But the latest breakthrough came from MIT researchers, who developed a way to encapsulate the cells -- called islet cells -- before they were implanted in the mice, to protect them from the immune system.
That's key for two reasons. One is that when you introduce foreign cells into the body, the immune system recognizes them as foreign and destroys them. This is why people who have organ transplants need to take immune-suppressing medications, which can cause serious side effects.
The second reason is that type 1 diabetes develops when the body's immune system mistakenly attacks healthy islet cells and destroys them -- known as an autoimmune attack. When people have had islet cell transplant, the new cells eventually die off, and researchers suspect one reason why is that the autoimmune attack doesn't stop.
However, the encapsulation hides the islet cells, essentially making them invisible to the immune system, the researchers explained.
"They're stealth islets," said Julia Greenstein, vice president of discovery research for JDRF, a type 1 diabetes research foundation that provided funding for the study along with the Helmsley Charitable Trust and the U.S. National Institutes of Health.
"We're really excited about this. It's been a long and big effort for us to try to drive novel biomaterials," she added.
There are still a number of steps before a human trial could be done, such as scaling up the capsules for larger animals, and seeing whether or not the encapsulated islet cells can achieve blood sugar control in non-human primates, Greenstein said.
But, if all goes well, both Greenstein and the senior researcher on the project, Daniel Anderson, an associate professor of chemical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Mass., predict that phase 1 clinical trials in people might just be a few years away.
Anderson and his colleagues initially isolated a molecule from seaweed, or brown algae. "We then made chemical modifications that would be able to do different things, and then we had to see which might actually work," Anderson said.
The scientists created approximately 800 seaweed derivatives, and one seemed quite promising as a material for encapsulation. The researchers encapsulated human stem cells, and implanted them in mice with induced type 1 diabetes. The encapsulated cells were left in for 174 days, and then removed.
During that time, the transplanted islet cells produced insulin and the mice were able to achieve normal blood sugar levels without insulin injections. The mice didn't show any signs of rejection, according to Anderson. And, when the time came, the encapsulated cells were easy to remove.
This study was only scheduled to last six months, but Anderson said the researchers "hope these devices could last for years."
The findings were published online Jan. 25 in Nature Medicine. The researchers published a second study, this one in the Jan. 25 online issue of Nature Biotechnology, that looked at how the encapsulation device without islet cells inside would perform in non-human primates.
Encouragingly, the researchers found that scar tissue didn't form around the encapsulation devices in either study.
"This is a complicated and challenging problem, but we're excited by the progress so far, though obviously, we have more work to do," Anderson said.
Dr. Joel Zonszein is director of the Clinical Diabetes Program at Montefiore Medical Center in New York City. He said, "This is a very smart idea to try engineering islet cell isolation." And, "in fact, the idea has been around for about 40 years," he added.
"There is still a long way to go, but it's a bright idea and it's well done," Zonszein said.
Greenstein said it's possible that encapsulation techniques may end up coming to market in steps.
"Insulin independence is the ultimate goal, but we may see products based on encapsulation technology that may not go for the gold initially," she said.
For example, rather than microencapsulation with generated stem cells, as was shown in the current research, a larger device that houses islet cells and is easier to retrieve might come to market sooner.
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