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B&O Play - Design for music
As we approach the end of the year I always like to take some time to reflect. This year was an important one, not that the others weren't, but living in a new place, a new commute and various other changes on the personal level make this year stand out. I have been trying to manage all of that with Abduzeedo and have been thinking about what the future of Abduzeedo will look like including the new design. The B&O Play - Design for music project created by Robbert Schefman and Ronald Gijezen has a bunch of cool things that I think make for a cool project to be featured and certainly serves as an inspiration for me in my continued endeavor to evolve the site. This project brings a lot of trends that are very common to the forefront. Horizontal sections with different colors and stunning imagery are just a couple to note. Some points of the layout really caught my attention, the mobile and tablet version feel refined and elegant. At the same time they are part of the system and play quite well with the desktop counterpart. The grid seems to work at that size, but this is something that really bothers me about this type of project, you cannot see how it looks at higher resolutions where there's much more real estate available. That said, the 2 columns with gorgeous imagery always work, especially with minimalist styles. The design feels authentic and forceful with no tweaks or over-emphasised elements. The design profile is minimalistic and sleek, intended to both complement and enhance the B&O products Heres a list of things that I quite like: Imagery and typography: very elegant and refined. Footer design Grid system Tablet and mobile view look great, at least the 2 images shown Things I am not quite sure: Design does't look as flexible, especially with big screens. The horizontal sections seem a bit overkill. Too much change of colors creating a stripe effect. Some design lack a bit of contrast between imagery and light typography (I like the light typography though) Anyways, this was just a little critique, something I will probably do more during next year to exercise my writing skills and further expression of my opinions. GYM | Get your model - User Experience animation from Ronald Gijezen on Vimeo. For more information about Robbert Schefman check out http://www.exoape.com/ - and for more information about Ronald Gijezen check out http://www.exoape.com/. All images are reserved to these guys and their amazing work. Make sure to check out the work on Behance.
Adriatic Luxury Hotels Website
As I spend my weekends working on the new design for Abduzeedo I take a lot of time browsing for references and saving designs I think might be a good source of inspiration. Behance is one of my favorites because it gives to designers more room to expose their work. One project that I quite liked is the Adriatic Luxury Hotels Website shared by Degordian, Marko Cvijetić and Hrvoje Grubisic. The bold typography and the contrast of the layout are definitely are some of the things I like about their design. Adriatic Luxury Hotels is the collection of finest independent luxury hotels in Dubrovnik, Croatia. We created a visually attractive and responsive website to provide a user friendly experience for visitors from all devices. For more information check out https://www.behance.net/gallery/31280867/Adriatic-Luxury-Hotels-Website
Cool Websites Redesign
It's great to see designers doing experiments on how a famous brand or website would look with a fresh redesigned. Some ideas we see around are just too cool, and we're here to show you some of these! Check it out. These are some very nice examples of famous websites, like Google, Youtube, Twitter, and others, with brand new looks. Kudos for these designs for doing such nice experiments! For more of their work, please visit their portfolios simply by clicking each image! I hope you enjoy these! Cheers! ;) Vans Redesign Concept By Mykolas Puodžiūnas Ebay Redesign By Tintins Craigslist Redesign By Tanveer Junayed Twitter Profile By Ramil Derogongun Google Redesign By Aurélien Salomon Youtube Redesign By Aurélien Salomon NYTimes Rethink Concept By Tema Troinoi Paypal Redesign By Budi Tanrim
UI/UX IZI Travel
Today I wanted to share another awesome User Interface project, this one is done by Russian designer Andrey Pi. This project is a website for IZI Travel and has so many cool design features. Check it out! For more from Andrey Pi visit behance.net/andrey_pi.
The Design Disruptors Documentary, A Huge Step For the Design Community
I'm a user of InVision app it's been a while. The tool and the service it's quite amazing and the company is always doing a great job with its blog, always bring excelent articles for the web community. Now they are making something even more awesome, a documentary called Design Disruptors, featuring companies like Twitter, Google, AirBnb and more! The 21st century has seen massive change in the world of business. Traditional industries have been shaken to their foundations by startups that seem to spring up out of nowhere. How are they doing it? with design. In design disruptors, you'll meet top designers at the world's smartest companies, and discover how design has become the new language of business. Some of the people you will see on the film: "Design is human. it's not about "is it pretty," but about the connection it creates between a product and our lives." - Jenny Arden, Google — UX Design Lead Stay tuned and be notified when Disruptors release to the public at www.designdisruptors.com. Also, below is alink to the trailer, it's definitely worth to watch.
UI/UX Hult International School
This is a digital rebrand of Hult International Business School done by British designer Thomas Le Corre. In this project we will go into the details of framework and digital guidelines all the way into the final design. Enjoy! For more about Thomas Le Corre visit behance.net/thlco.
UI/UX Incase eCommerce Design
BASIC Agency is a design studio from San Diego that took on this project of recreating Incase brand strategy and eCommerce design. In this post you see some of the process and results of the amazing new website for Incase. For more from BASIC Agency visit basicagency.com.
Furnde - UI Design
Friday is time for a good web design inspiration. For today we bring this extensive project shared by Enes Dal. The title of the project is Furnde and it's a concept work for an interior design and style web site. The reason we shared his work is because of the simplicity aligned with beautiful typography and colors. For more information about Enes, check out https://www.behance.net/EnesDAL
UI/UX BBC Homepage
British designer Andy Culbert was approached by BBC to help them discover a new vision for the BBC homepage. Check out some ideas and elements they came up with for the new homepage. For more from Andy Culbert visit http://www.worksbymero.com/. The BBC Content Discovery team approached me back in 2014 with a question to help them answer: what was next for their BBC homepage audience. The challenge was huge, how do you make space and sense for a organization that publishes on average 1500 pieces of content daily, 1200 hours of radio and 120 hours of TV, couple this with the 10 million visits on a weekly basis and it puts into context the magnitude of the challenge. Below is a fraction of just some of the of concepts ideas and exploration from my time on the project. My work covered all aspects of this enormous project from early sketches to workshops with the editorial teams, who would run the homepage once it was completed, to high level stakeholder across the BBC. It turned out that everybody wanted a say on how it would look and feel. As of now the site is still only in MVP phase but the plan is to rollout the widening work and implement some of the creative vision and scope that I left them with to more forward with over the next 12 months.
People love to redesign Facebook. And you, Like or Dislike?
This week I saw an article about a new Facebook Concept and how people, mainly those related to the web field, would love to see a new look and feel for the Social Network. Then I decided to feature some other Facebook redesign concepts I have seen out there. Check that out and share with us your thoughts! ROF TENTIK Facebook's design has been widely discussed among designers and users, and I've seen plenty of criticism: "Why is the design of Facebook's desktop site so bad?", "Facebook has a deeper problem than just Vine/Twitter", "Do anyone else find Facebook to have an ugly design?". Having reviewed some of the critiques, I decided to try giving it a facelift. What started as a fun side project eventually lead to the Facebook Flat Chrome extension. PONTUS WELLGRAF More and more websites are taking advantage of the increasing popularity and development of higher resolution and full screen layouts to show it's content with full effect. I believe that it's about time for Facebook to step up the game by going full screen and replacing all the empty spaces with intuitively and signficant content. FRED NERBY The concept reached 20 Milion online views within the first week of launch with an estimated global press coverag of 50 Milion readers world wide. JAMES BERGEN PLUMMER I'm loving Google's material design guidelines and thought I'd try out a refresh of everyone's favorite social network..
UI/UX Submarino Viagens Redesign
Submarino Viagens is a Brazilian travel website that had this amazing redesign with a vibrant system utilized photography, rich color, and quirky typography to make the site feel accessible and familiar to previous customers. Check it out!
NYTimes Design Concept
Russian designer Artem Troinoi is only 22 years old and has designed this killer concept for NYTimes. This concepts rethinks how newspapers are displayed on the web. The result is simply incredible, the amount of thought behind every element, is just candy for the eyes. Check it out! For more from Artem Troinoi visit tematroinoi.com. To view a full case study about this project visit nytimes.tematroinoi.com.
Logitech Site Design
I haven't posted anything about web design in quite a long time. I have been so focused on Android app design and development that I am starting to feel that I am getting out of touch. To freshen things up today I wanted to share the personal project that Owi Sixseven put together for Logitech. The project is just for fun, but the end result is quite inspiring. On the occasion of the renewal of the corporate image of Logitech® i created this proposal design for the corporate website. A clean and modern look that blends with the new corporate line. The main objective of this project is to propose a new corporate image. This is not an official Logitech work and all images used are owned and registered by Logitech® http://www.logitech.com/ The rebrand by Design Studio https://www.wearedesignstudio.com All the design, photo edit and UX/UI by owisixseven http://www.sixseven.es Thanks!
Breaking the Grid on the Web
The web is changing and it looks like it's for the best, at least in terms of design. It's interesting to see this evolution since the web 2.0 era, the time we started ABDZ. The focus on content has always be the most important thing, but a couple of years ago the trend of big cover/splash images took over and most sites adopted. Now we start to see a bit more refinement and ways to use the grid or to break. In this post I would like to share some examples illustrating this tendency.
SolarCity Recruiting Website
One thing that really amazes me is how much better the web has become, especially in terms of visual design. Video has become part of the tools available to communicate the desired message and enhance the user's experience. The work that Kyson Dana and Garth Pratt put together for the SolarCity Recruiting Website is a great example. Beautiful imagery, appealing video loops. Founded in 2006 by the Rive Brothers and with Elon Musk as the Chairman, SolarCity has since grown to become America's largest solar provider with more than 12,000 employees. The company has a mission and vision to entirely remove the need for fossil fuels in the US and make each home, building, and business completely sustainable on solar energy. In order to accomplish their vision and continue to grow faster than any other clean energy company, SolarCity needs to be recruiting a massive amount of new employees per month. Our task was to create a recruiting website that could handle the job of bringing in and hiring the people who are going to build this planet's future energy company. It's only been a few weeks since the launch of the website but we've already seen tremendous results. Not only does the website look beautiful but it is incredibly effective as well, driving 80% of its traffic into the conversion funnel. We couldn't be more pleased with how it turned out. For more information about Garth and Kyson, check out http://www.garthpratt.com/ and http://www.dribbble.com/kysondana
The Work of SuperFriendly
Based in Philadelphia, USA, the design studio named SuperFriendly have been bravely working their way on sites and apps for screens of all sizes. Working with brands like TechCrunch, Entertainment Weekly and more, it's just really to see their process on the branding and web design. All Rights by SuperFriendly All Rights by SuperFriendly All Rights by SuperFriendly All Rights by SuperFriendly All Rights by SuperFriendly All Rights by SuperFriendly All Rights by SuperFriendly All Rights by SuperFriendly All Rights by SuperFriendly All Rights by SuperFriendly Links More info about SuperFriendly: http://superfriend.ly Follow SuperFriendly on Behance: https://www.behance.net/superfriendly
UI/UX Rethinking Digital Healthcare
Fantasy is a User Experience Design Agency based in San Francisco and New York. In this project they created a system to simplify digital healthcare to make it easier for patients to find doctors and so on. Check it out! For more from Fantasy visit f-i.com. I was fortunate enough during my internship at Fantasy SF to work on one of their renowned case studies : What If We Could Rethink Digital Healthcare? Based on the work of Sacha Jerrems and Anatoliy Gromov, and with the help of Claudio Guglieri (Director of Design) and Scott Carter (UX Lead), I designed the whole experience from desktop, to mobile and Apple Watch, before it was passed on to the motion team that brilliantly brought it to life. - Julien Perriere No matter who we are, staying healthy – and making sure we have access to care when we're not – is an important part of life. Surely something so important should feel simple? However, in 2015 we believe that health, technology and infrastructure have reached a moment when real improvements can be made to the way people look for and access health care everyday. So we began to look at an aging system through the lens of progressive disruption to explore "what if?"


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Yet more official Star Wars headphones
Did you see the Darth Vader headphones that we featured on Monday? Geek-tastic tech we're sure you'll agree - but we've been alerted that the official Star Wars headphone range extends much further than the man in the black hat.
Oh yes indeed Star Wars fans, get ready to be excited as we bring you details of even more character-customised-cans.
First up, because he's not only the best character in the franchise (feel free to leave your comments below) these headphones are also the best-looking of the bunch and are the flagship pair - the R2-D2 set.
Awesome, we know.
Next up is the Storm Trooper model, which are the C22 (basic model set) but still look pretty cool.
If you're a fan of the bad-guy, then you may like the Boba Fett headphones, which come in stylish green (complete with battle scars) and are the same model as the Strom Trooper ones.
You can also pledge your allegiance to the Rebel Alliance:
Or, just let people know that you're a Star Wars fanboy by proudly wearing some cans featuring the logo.
These Star Wars headphones are available from a wide range of online stores, although we'll give credit to Coloud.com as that's where we nabbed the pics from.
May the force be with you.
Thanks to Nicebloke for the tip
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Rothay Cottage is a terraced cottage in a quiet lane close to the centre of Ambleside in the Lake District National Park. The cottage sleeps four people and has one double bedroom, one twin and a family bathroom. There is also a fitted kitchen and a second floor sitting room with superb views. Outside is a patio area with outdoor furniture. Just a short stroll from the town centre, Rothay Cottage is a wonderful base for discovering the superb Lake District region.
We liked the location of cottage. It was value for money. The cottage itself was lovely with great views over Ambleside and beyond. The cottage had everything we needed.
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I don't think that "Excellent" is a good enough word to describe this holiday and the property. It was indeed "Extra Excellent" The view from the sitting room was fabulous and the property had everything we could want.
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Gas central heating. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Roadside parking in side street near cottage with local residents permit for 1 car. Patio with furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shops and pubs 2 mins walk. Lake Windermere 10 mins walk. Note: Due to steep stairs, this cottage is not suitable for children under 4 and for guests with limited mobility. Note: Access to the cottage is restricted to unloading only, with a local parking permit available for 1 car on Millans Park.
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Ambleside Roman Fort - 0.7 miles (Roman Site)
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Are blue gums blue chip or bad chips?
Broadcast: 30/06/2006
Reporter: Ian Henschke
Today is the last day of the financial year and so the last day to put money into schemes that minimise tax. One of the biggest in recent years has been blue gum plantations. Tonight, we look at how the blue gum boom is going and how the critics say it's about to crash.
The blue gum bloom that's under way in South Australia began across the border in Western Australia 20 years ago. At the time it seemed like an investor's dream. It would save native forests, help solve salinity and even help solve the greenhouse problem. Now today across Australia with the added bonus of 100 per cent tax deduction, more than 750,000 hectares of farmland have been turned over to Eucalyptus Globulus. That is equivalent to a blue gum forest 10 kilometres wide stretching from Adelaide to Melbourne.
The biggest plantations in South Australia straddle the Victorian border where more than 120,000 hectares have been planted. The biggest player is Perth based Great Southern Plantations which has more than a third of the Australian market. It's now expanded on to Kangaroo Island where this year alone its planting has almost doubled in size to more than 6,000 hectares. Because of the generous tax concessions, the timber industry has been growing at an extraordinary rate.
The plantation timber investment schemes in the 2004/2005 financial year alone raised more than $750 million for projects like this. It's all happening so quickly on KI that John Symons, a second generation farmer who lives on the neighbouring property, saw the landscape change almost overnight.
JOHN SYMONS, FARMER: If they didn't have a tax concession, the investors, they wouldn't be here. I don't think there's any doubt in my mind about that. And the unfortunate part about it is that the rest of primary production doesn't get the same sort of tax advantages. If they did then we could generate other types of investment in this country which is a pretty high producing area.
IAN HENSCHKE: John Symons says the trees may never be harvested because woodchips are a low value product and, with no deep water port to service the island, the numbers just don't stack up.
JOHN SYMONS: These blue gums that they're talking about, I mean freight is the major component of the cost of getting them off. If they were growing some timber product that was worth a whole heap of money, I could understand that; but I mean we're going to the low end of the scale with a very high freighting component. It just doesn't make sense.
IAN HENSCHKE: And there's no port here.
JOHN SYMONS: There's no port and they're still only going through the stages of looking to see where they can put that port.
IAN HENSCHKE: Back on the mainland the south east is already struggling with huge numbers of trucks needed to service its industry. Kangaroo Island would face similar problems and its roads are already a major burden for the ratepayers.
PAUL EMES, PLANNING MANAGER KANGAROO ISLAND COUNCIL: There's no doubt the council spends more than two thirds of its income on the maintenance of roads and infrastructure, and any substantial increase in that is obviously going to have a fairly significant impact on council's resources.
IAN HENSCHKE: The blue gum industry has been expanding on Kangaroo Island so fast that the council can hardly keep up with the applications.
PAUL EMES: We are currently dealing with two or three applications a month, on average, and some of these applications range from anything from 50 hectares to 1,000 hectares.
PAUL EMES, AT KI COUNCIL: There's certainly a lot of timber out there.
IAN HENSCHKE: Planning manager, Paul Emes, says under the present somewhat outdated development plan, he has no option but to approve almost all of them.
So you would like to change the plan to have a few ways of stopping the plantation, would you?
PAUL EMES: Well, certainly regulating, that I think would be the word I would use. I think we need a more sophisticated development plan.
IAN HENSCHKE: The Natural Resources Management Board is also concerned about the rate of change to the landscape. For the past two and a half years project officer, Tom Nelson, has been doing a landmark study on the fresh water resources on the island.
TOM NELSON, PROJECT OFFICER: The locals are worried about "Do we have enough water to maintain not only our industry needs but do we have enough water flowing through the creeks to maintain our ecosystem needs?".
IAN HENSCHKE: One Western Australian study in the late 1990s showed blue gum plantations can lower water tables by more than half a metre a year and, with plantations already established and more planned in the area surrounding the island's only reservoir, there are real concerns about the future of the catchment.
TOM NELSON: If you the plant out more than, say, 20 per cent of a catchment area you can start to detect significant changes in the amount of water that flows through the creeks.
IAN HENSCHKE: The plantations may be soaking up a lot of water but they are also soaking up a lot of money. Great Southern is now in the top 200 companies on the stock exchange. It alone has almost 30,000 Australian investors on its books who have bought wood lots and got 100 per cent tax deductibility for their investment. But some experts are saying that beyond the tax deduction the future for investors is not looking good. The real price of hardwood chips has been declining for the past 20 years. Another concern is that one country, Japan, takes 87 per cent of Australia's hardwood chips. And over the past four years, while there's been an extraordinary level of planting here, the market there has been levelling out.
JUDITH CLARK, AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY: After three decades of very strong Japanese paper growth, paper consumption growth, this market is starting to mature and flatten out, and yet that is where our hardwood chip industry is predominantly targeted.
IAN HENSCHKE: Judith Clark from the Australian National University says the global woodchip industry is over supplied and the mass of new plantings will only add to this problem. She says that, like most minimisation driven industries, the bust will follow the boom.
JUDITH CLARK: The reason why they have booms and busts is because the investment in these types of activities is driven by the demand for tax minimisation, not the demand for the actual product that is being grown or produced, in this case wood. And so we have a problem in the sense that whilst we have market signals in the wood market suggesting that we should be very careful about where we invest in wood growing, the actual triggers for the investment are tax minimisation and, of course, they're not subjected to such market rigours.
IAN HENSCHKE: But a spokesman for the industry, also based in the national capital, says Australia's position in the Japanese market is far better than Judith Clark suggests. He says new markets are opening up, while Australia's two biggest competitors in Japan, Chile and South Africa, are dropping their exports.
ALAN CUMMINE, TREE FARMERS INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT: There's predictions of substantial increases in woodchip imports into China and India; and there's a very, very close correlation between income levels and paper board consumption around the world, and in India and China the income levels are going up fairly steeply over time and into the future.
IAN HENSCHKE: Great Southern wouldn't be interviewed for this program but it did say that there are eight large paper projects on the books in China and the future for the blue gum industry is bright. It may be right, given that Australia's trade with China has quadrupled in the past 10 years and it's now our second biggest trading partner.
ALAN CUMMINE: Against that sort of background the companies are not foreseeing a glut in the international woodchip market. And certainly trends, such as the ones I mentioned about South Africa and Chile, who are the major suppliers into Japan as well as Australia, would seem to suggest that, you know, we are not going to be experiencing a glut for a very long time, if at all.
IAN HENSCHKE: The early plantings in Western Australia have only just started to be harvested and they're yielding returns of around 5 per cent. But in the long term, the argument over who is right will only be known as the rest of the wood lots around Australia are harvested and chipped, and that won't be known, on the latest plantations, for at least another 10 years.


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Just What America Needs: Four More Texas Votes In The U.S. House Of Representatives
Republicans in the Texas Legislature have already been salivating over the opportunity to redraw Congressional districts with little to no interference from those annoying Democrats.
The U.S. Census just handed them another gift: Four more seats to mess with.
A 20 percent population increase means Texas gets an additional four seats, the biggest increase of any state. That means 36 votes in the House of Representatives will come from districts drawn up by Texas Republicans, God help us all.
Texas also sees its electoral college vote increase to 38 from 34.
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THE ART LOFT, a nonprofit arts center in Rockland seeks artists interested in teaching classes. Competitive hourly rates, display space in the gallery, and free drop-in art classes. FMI: www.artloftrockland.org
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January 10-12
MAINE AGRICULTURAL TRADES SHOW, Augusta Civic Center. Vendors throughout the main building and programs, speakers, meetings in other rooms.
January 15
MAINE ARTS COMMISSION offers Professional Development Workshop at the Harlow Gallery, 2-3 p.m. Harlow members free; nonmembers, $5. Kerstin Gilg will speak about MAC programs and their support of artists in a forty-minute presentation followed by questions and answers.
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February 6-10
MAINE NONPROFIT WEEK: "Hall of Flags Celebration," Feb. 7, featuring 12 nonprofits at the State House, Augusta. New report released: "2017 Adding Up Impact: Maine Nonprofits at Work." FMI: Maine Association of Nonprofits, www.nonprofitmaine.org
February 18
FEBRUARY SPIN IN, Newport Elementary School, 142 Elm Street (Route 2) Newport, Maine, 10-3. Sponsored by Ewe Spinners. Entrance fee $2.00 (preferably in $1 bills, if possible). Vendors: apply by February 10 for table space ($12), to Leah O'Donnell, 89 Lazy Lane, Canaan, Maine 04924. Fiber Swap, ($5 minimum value); Used Equipment; and Show and Tell. Bring a chair if you can and your coffee cup. Spinners day out; no children please. Channel 7 for cancellations and rescheduling. "Hope to see you for a great day of spinning and camaraderie." FMI: Maureen, 207-474-9551; Leah, 207-474-0476; Mary Ann, 207-654-3475
February 18-20
AMERICAN CRAFT RETAILERS EXPO, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Convention Center, Hall A. FMI: www.ACREPhiladelphia.com
February 24-26
BALTIMORE AMERICAN CRAFT SHOW, Baltimore Convention Center, MD. FMI: www.shows.craftcouncil.org
February 24-26
SPA KNIT AND SPIN, a relaxing fiber-filled weekend held in Freeport. Vendors are open on the following hours: Friday, Feb. 24, 5-8 p.m.; Saturday, Feb. 25, 9-4; and Sunday, Feb. 26, 9-11. Also, Fashion Show and community spinning, knitting, embroidery, crochet, etc. FMI: google Spa Knit and Spin, New England Textile Association (NETA).
March 3
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MAINE, Robie Andrews Hall, Gorham presents a "Discussion on public art and government artist funding," 1-2 p.m. Visiting artist Clint Fulkerson and Julie Horn, Visual Arts Director and Percent for Art Associate for the Maine Arts Commission. FMI: www.usm.maine.edu/gallery; 207-780-5008
March 14-15
GOVERNOR'S CONFERENCE ON TOURISM, Augusta Civic Center. Breakout sessions, keynote speakers and awards. FMI: www.mainetourismconference.com
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MAINE STATE BUTTON SOCIETY, Annual Show and Sale, 9-2. St. Louis Alumni, Route 1, 649 Elm Street, Biddeford, 04005. Amazing collections of new, historical, antique, and collector buttons on display and for sale. Well worth the trip! FMI: 207-727-3078
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BOOK ARTS BAZAAR, A festival with book artists, papermakers, bookbinders, printmakers, educators, writers and all things related to the book. Vendors, displays, workshops and a great variety of book-related exhibitors. Hours: 10-3, free and open to the public. Wishcamper Center, USM, Portland Campus.
April 21-23
CraftBoston Spring at The Cyclorama at the Boston Center for the Arts; and/or CraftBoston Holiday, December 15 - 17, 2017 at The Hynes Convention Center. FMI: www.CraftBoston.org
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TRASH-TO-FASHION SHOW, presented by Studio 923 Art Club at University of Maine, Presque Isle, 6 p.m. Open to all artists, designers, students and community members. $5 per entry; $5 suggested ticket price. "Trash-to-Fashion is a movement designed to bring awareness about how we view waste and an understanding of how waste impacts the land." FMI: www.umpi.edu
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CONNECTICUT SHEEP, WOOL AND FIBER FESTIVAL, Tolland Ag Center, Vernon, CT
May 4
MECAmorphosis: Runway Fashion Show and Thesis Exhibitions, four floors of art at Maine College of Art, Portland. For tickets to the Fashion Show, visit: www.meca.edu; 207-666-5012
May 13
NEW HAMPSHIRE SHEEP AND WOOL FESTIVAL, Deerfield, NH
May 10-14
BRIMFIELD ANTIQUES, INTERIOR DESIGN, & COLLECTIBLES SHOW, New England Motel, Brimfield, MA. Over 400 dealers, food court, public parking, craft vendors. FMI: www.antiques-brimfield.com
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MCA WEEKEND WORKSHOP at Haystack. Topics include: "Fiber Arts: Creating a Painted Quilt Top" with Elizabeth Busch; "Ceramics: Sgraffito on Porcelain Bird Sculptures," with Tim Christensen; "Artist's Books: Interlocking and Pop-Up Books," with Rebecca Goodale. Other workshops are now full but are accepting candidates for a wait-list. FMI: www.mainecrafts.org
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SECONDS AND SUPPLIES SHOW at Running With Scissors in Portland, 9-4, in collaboration with Maine Crafts Association. A sale of studio equipment, supplies and "seconds." Contact: www.mainecrafts.org to sign up for a table.
June 3 and 4
MAINE FIBER FROLIC, Windsor, Maine, 17th annual. FMI: www.fiberfrolic.com
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MAINE SPINNERS REGISTRY ANNUAL SUMMER FIBER RETREAT. A relaxing fiber retreat at Sunday River. Open to everyone. Details available soon. FMI: www.mainespinnersregistry.org
"NATURE SPEAKS—Animals in Wool and Paint," featuring three-dimensional animal sculptures by Cindy Bello Skidgel of Yarmouth and two-dimensional acrylic paintings of animals by Julie Bernier of South Portland. Thomas Memorial Library, Cape Elizabeth, through February. FMI: www.thomasmemoriallibrary.org
"BOOKBINDING AND THE PURSUIT OF THE HUMAN TOUCH: The Work of Gray Parrot," UNUM Great Reading Room, 7th floor, Glickman Family Library through April 30, 2017. Lecture presented by Richard Ovenden, University of Oxford, England, April 5, 7 p.m. entitled "Bound to be together: Gray Parrot, Leonard Baskin, and the Gehenna Press." FMI: www.usm.maine.edu/bookarts
FULLER CRAFT MUSEUM opens "Uncommon Exposures: Photography in Craft Based Media," through January 22. The exhibition showcases how seemingly opposing practices—craft and photography—are brought together by artists through clay, fiber, jewelry, and other traditional craft-based media.
MUSEUM OF ARTS AND DESIGN, New York City, hosts "Crochet Coral Reef: Toxic Seas" by Margaret and Christine Wertheim and the Institute for Figuring through January 22. The exhibit celebrates the tenth anniversary of the "Crochet Coral Reef," an ongoing project. Read more at this link: http://madmuseum.org/exhibition/crochet-coral-reef-toxic-seas
"COVERING THE NATION: The Art of The Bates Bedspread" bringing together a "remarkable array of never before exhibited examples of the world famous Bates Bedspreads" from the Museum's collection, with examples of tufting, damask, matelasse, colonial and screen printing, design, actual jacquard loom, carding and spinning machines. Organized thematically in designs ranging from classical, historical, child/youth oriented, popular culture and abstract screen prints often reminiscent of expressionist canvases. A history created by teams of highly accomplished Bates & Co. artists and designers from 1860 through the 30's and 40's until 2000. On view at Museum L-A, 33 Canal Street, (Off Chestnut) in Lewiston, Maine through April 30. Open T/Th 12-4 and by appointment ($5). The museum welcomes group or individual visitors. FMI: Jennifer A. Cartmell, Museum L-A Director of Community Relations, 207-333-3881, 207-653-3857 cell. Download a detailed press release here.
SPINDLEWORKS FIBER CIRCLE. Spindleworks artists invite community members to join them while they work on fiber projects. Thursdays, 10 a.m. to noon. 7 Lincoln Street, Brunswick, ME 04011. All welcome! FMI: www.spindleworks.org, Julianne Carle, 207-725-8820.
CRAFT MEETUP at CURTIS MEMORIAL LIBRARY, Mondays, 4:30-6:30 p.m., Seminar Room, 23 Pleasant Street, Brunswick, free. FMI: www.curtislibrary.com
EMBROIDERY GROUP, SKIDOMPHA LIBRARY, Barbicon Room, 184 Main Street, Damariscotta, free. FMI: www.skidompha.org
FIBER FRIDAY meets at Maine Fiberarts, 13 Main Street, Topsham on the first Friday of each month, 10-noon. Bring handwork and show-and-tell. All welcome! FMI: 207-721-0678
FREEPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY hosts a group of rug hookers meet every Tuesday, 1-4 p.m.
KNITCHAT! South Portland Public Library, 482 Broadway, South Portland, Fridays at 10 a.m. Free. FMI: www.southpoprtlandlibrary.com
KNIT NITE every Thursday night, 6 p.m., at the Bangor Public Library, 145 Harlow Street in Bangor. Area knitters are invited to share the joys of knitting and their favorite patterns, while informally passing on knitting advice and skills. Newcomers welcome. Stop at the front desk and ask where the knitters are gathering. FMI: 207-947-8336
PORTLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY, Riverton Branch, 1600 Forest Avenue, Portland hosts a free Adult Knitting Groups on Thursdays starting at 6:30 p.m. Bring your knitting project and chat!
SALT BAY TREADLERS meets the first Wednesday evening of each month starting around 5:30 p.m. at the Damariscotta River Association's sanctuary. Bring a potluck dish to share and your handwork—not necessarily spinning.
TOPSHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY hosts Sip & Stitch for knitting and crochet, Saturdays, 10 a.m.-noon. 25 Foreside Road, Topsham; 207-725-1727
MEMBERS, your regular Meet-Up could be posted here.
SUSAN MILLS has a new website: www.susanmillsstudio.com with lots of photos of her work, studio and surroundings. Check out "Gatherings" and "Schedule" to see the latest in her felting workshops and spirit gatherings.
JILL VENDITUOLI has had two sales AND both her pieces "Branching Out" & "Taking Flight" have been shortlisted for the fall edition of a nature art/writing publication called Nature Inspired.
Member JANET CONNER, Hiram Maine, announces the release of her book, "Rug Hooking Traditions with The Hutchinsons," co-authored with Kathy Wright. Over a decade of research has revealed hundreds of hooked rug designs from a talented and prolific couple who worked during the first third of the 20th century in Brooklyn. Their rug designs feature sailors, firemen, loving couples, animals and characters of all kinds, with ironic inscriptions and innovative design. With sections on auction records, provenance, and making your own, this is an addition to any hooker or rug collector's bookshelf. For signed copies, contact Janet Conner, www.jconnerhookedrugs.com
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"FIBER ART MASTERS: A Visual Tour to Maine Artists' Studios and Work," is a new booklet published by Maine Fiberarts profiling the work of twenty Maine master fiber artists ($23 plus tax and shipping through Maine Fiberarts). Meanwhile, you can take a look at the preview here. Printing is disabled, but you may download it to view it later. It is about 7 MB. You will need Adobe Reader (or Acrobat), and if you right click on this lin and download it to your computer, you will be able to view it full screen if you choose. When you are done, you can get things back to normal by pressing the ESCape key. Copies also for sale at Gulf of Maine books in Brunswick, Markings Gallery in Bath, and the Center for Maine Craft in West Gardiner.
REPAIR TECHNICIANS for looms, spinning wheels and fiber equipment are needed. Carol Fritz needs someone to repair a 36-inch Nilus LeClerk loom and Maine Fiberarts needs to know who the repairmen are that we can refer. Add your free listing to our online Tour Map/Resource Guide at www.mainefiberarts.org
In collaboration with national craft schools, HAYSTACK MOUNTAIN SCHOOL OF CRAFTS has created a new podcast series called "Make/Time." According to Haystack, "Hosted by Stuart Kestenbaum, the series explores fine craft, inspiration, and the creative process through interviews with established craft artists from across the field. The podcast is geared toward anyone interested in the people or behind-the-scenes perspectives of makers. Episodes are approximately 20 minutes long and can be found at craftschools.us and through iTunes."
MAINE COLLEGE OF ART received a $300,000 grant from the Windgate Charitable Foundation to support four of its craft programs: ceramics, metalsmithing and jewelry, textile and fashion design, and woodworking and furniture design. Tools, equipment, visiting artists, and alumni professional development will be amplified. FMI: www.meca.edu
MARSHFIELD SCHOOL OF WEAVING in Vermont is the recipient of a large portion of the wooden tool collection of the former American Textile History Museum in Lowell, MA. Writes Marshfield, "This incredible museum has sadly been forced to close their doors and is in the process of de-accessioning their vast collection….. [Marshfield has] been offered barn looms, spinning wheels, flax processing equipment, and more." The Marshfield School teaches classes in spinning, weaving and dyeing. FMI: www.marshfieldschoolofweaving.com
MSAD 52 ADULT & COMMUNITY EDUCATION, 486 Turner Center Road, Turner, Maine 04282 is looking for new classes and instructors for their adult education program to offer a course. Instructors are paid $20 per hour. FMI: 207-225-1010 (ext. 2120) with questions, www.msad52.maineadulted.org
MAINE CRAFTS ASSOCIATION's applications due with fee by January 30 for the 2017 Portland Fine Craft Show held on August 26 on Congress Street in Portland. FMI: www.mainecrafts.org
CAMBRIDGE ART ASSOCIATION invites all artists living and working in New England to join this 72-year-old arts nonprofit. Benefits include participation in juried, non-juried, and online exhibits; discounts on workshops, framing services, and artwork purchases; members-only networking events; and promotion on our blog, website, and social media networks. CAA presents roughly 25 gallery exhibits and an additional 20 exhibits in satellite spaces, and creates opportunities for local and regional contemporary artists to engage with gallery owners, curators, collectors, and each other through networking events, portfolios reviews, and other professional development programs. FMI: www.cambridgeart.org
HARLOW GALERY seeks Workshop Proposals for its Second Sunday program. Visual artists, craftspeople and writers are encouraged to propose a workshop. Classes this January-June 2017 include: "Artful Postcards," "Wire Sculpture," "Collage," "Pinhole Photography," "Extraordinary Embroidery," and "Watercolor." FMI: www.harlowgallery.org
HAYSTACK MOUNTAIN SCHOOL OF CRAFTS offers employment opportunities for May-August 2017: Summer Assistants who are given compensation, meals and housing and Kitchen Staff who are given compensation and meals. Deadline: January 31, 2017. FMI: www.haystackmtn.org
PORTLAND FINE CRAFT SHOW 2017, deadline to apply January 30. Sponsored by Maine Crafts Association the third annual show takes place on Congress Street in Portland. The show is free and open to the public and craftspeople must apply through MCA. FMI: http://mainecrafts.org/programs/portland-fine-craft-show/
SECONDS AND SUPPLIES SALE taking place in Portland has a deadline for application of February 15. This will be an outdoor show at Running with Scissors in Portland for a chance to sell studio supplies, materials and equipment as well as seconds. Vendors accepted on a first come first served basis for "flea market" style 8x4 tables or 10x10 tents. FMI: www.mainecrafts.org
USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service is conducting research for a 2017 CENSUS OF AGRICULTURE to provide a a detailed picture of U.S. farms and ranches and the people who operate them. It is the only source of uniform, comprehensive agricultural data for every U.S. state and county. Contact https://www.agcounts.usda.gov/cgi-bin/counts/ to have your information included. The Census defines a "farm" to be an operation that sold or normally would have sold $1,000 or more of agricultural products in a year.
MAINE FIBER RESOURCE GUIDE has become Maine Fiberarts Tour. This online version takes the place of our printed Tour Maps, and is THE place we direct visitors to. Listings are FREE so please fill out the online form, or call Maine Fiberarts and we will assist you: 207-721-0678.
FIBER FOLIO folio.mainefiberarts.org is our photo-illustrated tour to fiber, art, craft and farms across Maine and beyond. Always new profiles and changing content, profusely-illustrated with colorful photography. A living tour. Check it out!
If you have a Bulletin item to contribute to this Fiber Bulletin here, you can enter it yourself using this form.
Maine Fiberarts has a CLASSIFIED ADS section. Ads are FREE for Members ($60/year or higher) and run for three months. Enter your fiber-related item or help-wanted request in the form at the bottom of every page. It is the same form you would use to add an event or bulletin listing.
Fill in the form below to simplify sending us your news, event, announcement or ad for our Statewide Fiber Bulletin. Please check our bulletin for other items that have been published so you will have an idea of the length and the format. Keep it brief. Make sure emails and websites are correct and functioning before you put them in. We will delete items once they have happened, we do not keep an archive of events. Ads will run for 3 months.
Our Fiber Bulletin is not the same thing as our Fiber Resource Guide/Tour Map. If what you are announcing is a consistent or recurring event, an organization, a service or a studio that has an address that you would like to add to our digital tour, there is a link to enter your information on our map, here.
DAVIS FAMILY FOUNDATION for support of our exhibition of "Maine Textile Mills and History," scheduled for Spring 2017.
MAINE OFFICE OF TOURISM and MAINE ARTS COMMISSION for support of our Midcoast Fiber Arts Mini Tour which will be launched and distributed throughout 2017.
ALFRED M. SENTER FUND for support to include greater Brunswick area libraries, galleries and nonprofits in our "Maine Textile Mill" exhibition during 2017.
Thank you to the following special donors who continue to support our exhibitions and programming: Verrill Dana, Ann Kaplan, Maine Humanities Council, Maine Arts Commission, Katharine Watson, Judith Connorton, Carolyn Murray, Bangor Savings Bank, Mary Lou Steptoe, Arlene Morris, Dr. Steven Stern, Mr. and Mrs. John Schaperkotter, William and Judith Winship, David and Margo Knight, Katharine Watson, Peggy Whitney Hobbs, Sue Perless, and Carolyn Wollen. Many people working together to bring beautiful shows of fiber work to our gallery!
Thank you to The Betterment Fund, Maine Arts Commission, Margaret Burnham Charitable Trust, Morton-Kelly Charitable Fund, Maine Office of Tourism, and the National Endowment for the Arts for support during 2016 to continue our programs, and especially our online Maine Fiberarts Tour. Artists and fiber producers: get yourself listed on our map at www.mainefiberartstour.com
To the ALFRED M SENTER FUND for funds toward our collaborative exhibition taking place in Spring 2017 about Maine textile history. We appreciate your support.
FULLER CRAFT MUSEUM offers fiber classes in "Sculptural Needle Felting," with Anastasia Semash, March 19; "Felted Bead Workshop," Gwen Gavin, April 15; "Paper Marbling," Cristina Hajosy, May 6, and "Bookbinding," Deanna Jacome; June 3-4. FMI: www.fullercraft.org
MAKE A PACK BASKET, with Chris and Ashram Knapp of the Koviashuvik Living School. $200 plus $100 materials fee. March 4 and 5, Friends School of Portland, 11 Route One, Cumberland, 9-4. FMI: www.thehandmadeeffect.comSHAKERAG WORKSHOPS, Sewanee, TN offers 2017 fiber classes in: "Human Marks: Drawing, Stitching, Batik, Bookmaking," Dorothy Caldwell; "Vintage-Inspired Dressmaking," Gretchen Hirsch; "Natural Dyes, New Methods," Elin Noble; "The T-Shirt is the Problem: Rags, Rugs, and Baskets are the Solution," Carole Frances Lung. FMI: www.shakerage.org; 931-463-2123
THE BASICS OF PLANT DYEING, learn about using plants to dye silk and wool, free, please register. Friends School of Portland, 11 Route One, Cumberland Foreside, March 5, 11-noon. FMI: www.thehandmadeeffect.com
SHIBORI- Stitched Resist dying with Indigo. Come relax and learn ancient Japanese dye resist techniques in a relaxing environment on Grand Isle, Lake Champlain, Vt. June 10-11, 2017. In this two day workshop you will learn many stitched resist patterns, use and learn to maintain an indigo vat of your own. To register and FMI: Artistic Endeavors, www.kathleengoddu.com
TAPESTRY: BEGINNING AND BEYOND. A three-day workshop at Halcyon Yarn, taught by Barbara Burns. Learn the fundamentals of tapestry weaving by being guided step-by-step through various techniques while exploring creative possibilities. January 20-22. FMI: www.halcyonyarn.com; 800-341-0281
MSAD #11 ADULT ED offers the following Winter/Spring 2017 classes: "Bargello Lap Quilt," with Lynn Irish; "Wool Appliqué Spring Chicken Table Runner," Lynn Irish; "Luxurious Stenciled Silk Scarf," Cheri Weston; and "Basic Sewing for Beginners and Intermediates," Wynne Winchell. FMI: www.msad11.maineadulted.org; 207-582-4774
PENLAND SCHOOL OF CRAFTS offers textile classes: "The Natural Dye Studio," with Charlotte Kwon and Sophena Kwon; "Designing Hand Knits," Anna Sudo; "Felt and Straw Hats; Blocked and Freeform," Wayne Wichern; "Color/Texture, Structure Pattern," Jessica Green; "Making Do," Sherri Lynn Wood; "The Woven Rug," Janie Woodbridge; "Explorations in Hand Sewing," Natalie Chanin; "Sculptural Basketry," Sarita Westrup; "Textile Design: Fundamental to Experimental," Tim Eads; "Introduction to Ondulé," Amy Putansu; "Katazome with Natural Dyes and Indigo," Akemi Nagano Cohn; "Transforming Textiles," Saberah Malik; "Leather Inlay and Overlay," Lisa Sorrell; "Maximalist Embroidery," Rebecca Ringquist; "Paper Sculpture," Matthew Shlian. Also, classes in wood, photography, letterpress, metals, glass, iron, clay, drawing, painting, and book arts. FMI: www.penland.org
MAINE COLLEGE OF ART, Continuing Studies program offers 2017 courses: "Textiles and Fashion," with Cheslye Ventimiglia: a five-week course on pattern making, couture sewing techniques, design, bias, vintage construction, and copying an existing garment. Fee: $230 plus $20, from March 23-April 20. Also, "Sketchbooks: Cultivating a Daily Practice" with Judy Labrusca and youth and teen classes in drawing, silkscreening, miniature worlds, puppets, illustration and "Fiber, Fiber, Fiber." FMI: www.meca.edu
CENTER FOR BOOK ARTS, University of Southern Maine, Portland hosts a workshop o April 8, 10-4, $125. "The Case for Leather: A 'Fairly' Simple Leather-Spine Binding," with Todd Pattison. Multi-purpose Room, Wishcamper Center. FMI: 207-780-5900; www.usm.maine.edu/bookarts
HAYSTACK MOUNTAIN SCHOOL OF CRAFTS offers 2017 Summer Programs. Residency and scholarship applications are due March 1; regular applications are due April 1; full scholarships are available. Classes in blacksmithing, ceramics, fiber, graphics, metal, wood, book arts, drawing and more. Fiber classes include: "Piecework as Paradigm," Aaron McIntosh; "Letters: Type and Image," David Wolfe; "Quiltmaking: A West-African Appliquéd Experience," William Adjete Wilson; "Fiber: Tied, Twisted, and Knotted," Tanya Aguiniga; "Papermaking: Raising Paper," Jocelyn Chateauvert; "Radical Bookwork: Re-purposing Found Books from Meaning to Structure," Doug Beube; "Weaving: Composition and Materiality; Weft Faced Rug Weaving and Design," Dee Clements; and "Indigo and its Metaphors," Jovencio de la Paz. Summer Conference: July 9-13, "The Thing that Makes the Thing, Conversations on Craft and Community." Application form at: www.haystack-mtn.org
NEW VENTURES free entrepreneurship training in: Building Confidence, Career Planning, My Money Works, Pursuing Your Passion; Work for Yourself at 50+, Your Next Career Move, Business Basics, Tax Prep for the Self-Employed. FMI: www.newventuresmaine.org
MCA WEEKEND WORKSHOP 2017 takes place May 11-14, 2017 at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. This year's workshops include: Elizabeth Busch, "Creating a Painted Quilt Top;" Tim Christensen, "Sgraffito on Porcelain Bird Sculptures;" Rebecca Goodale, "Interlocking and Pop-up Books;" Kate Mess, "Enamel Immersion;" Scott Minzy, "Brayers, Barens and Blocks—an adventure in printmaking;" Jason Morrissey and Nick Rossi, "Function and Form in Damascus Steel;" and Jacques Vesery, "Wood: Spoons and Such; Carve it, Paint it, Gild it." Early Bird Discount before January 31. FMI: www.mainecrafts.org
TAPESTRY WEAVING. Ongoing sessions. Thursdays beginning February 2, 2017. Work alongside others as you explore tapestry weaving and discover the incredible range of creative expression this medium offers. The class is guided by Barbara Burns. FMI: www.halcyonyarn.com; 800-341-0282
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A man has appeared in court charged with murder following the death of a man at a house in Glasgow.
Publishing weekly performance figures for Scotland's accident and emergency units "misses the point'', a leading doctor will warn as he highlights "serious challenges'' facing the NHS.
Dr Peter Bennie, the chair of the Scottish Council of the British Medical Association (BMA), will use a key speech this morning to argue for a "rethink on targets'', arguing they must lead to improvements for patients rather than being an "expensive obsession with reducing waiting times''.
His address to the BMA's annual conference in Liverpool comes four months after the Scottish Government ordered the weekly publication of figures showing if hospital A&E departments are meeting their four-hour target.
The Scottish Government has set an interim goal of treating 95% of patients within four hours, in advance of meeting the full target of 98%.
Hospitals across the country have been struggling to achieve the interim target, with the latest figures showing 92.2% of patients were seen and subsequently admitted, transferred or discharged within four hours for the week ending June 14.
Dr Bennie believes ministers "bowed to pressure from opposition parties and began reporting weekly A&E activity''.
But he will say: "All this has served to do is feed an obsession amongst our media and politicians each week in the Parliament. The publication of these weekly statistics completely misses the point and diverts attention from the real issues in our health service.
"The problems that exist within our hospitals extend far beyond the front door and we need to look at the whole patient journey. Are patients being admitted to the right wards, not boarded internally or miles away? Are they discharged when they're ready to go home and do they get the support they need to live at home and avoid unnecessary readmission?
"That is what is important. Not the weekly accusations flung across the Parliament chamber as each party seeks to blame the other for the problems in the NHS.''
He will add: "We need a rethink on targets in Scotland. If we are to continue with them, the targets must drive improved clinical outcomes for patients rather than an expensive obsession with reducing waiting times, irrespective of patients' best interests.''
Warning of "serious challenges in the NHS in Scotland'', Dr Bennie will also insist there is an "urgent need for change''.
While he will argue that the commitment of doctors, nurses and other workers means "quality of care is largely unaffected'', he will make clear: "It cannot go on like this.''
But he will caution politicians against making "unfunded and unrealistic promises'' about the health service in the run up to next May's Holyrood election.
While the Scottish election comes "hot on the heels of last year's referendum and the recent UK general election where health issues were prominent'', he will stress it is at Holyrood where decisions on the NHS are made in Scotland.
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NEW PRODUCT – Adafruit FPC Stick – 20 Pin 0.5mm/1.0mm Pitch Adapter – Connect to 0.5mm, 1.0mm and even some 2.0mm pitch connectors that you may run across with an FPC stick. We designed this for use in house, to quickly connect to FPCs we need to test. But we also thought it might be useful for our customers. On either side is a 20 pin 0.5 or 1.0mm pitch connector with long pads and one very long 'mechanical' pad. Each pad is broken out to a 20-pin long 0.1″ spaced header. It can accommodate most ZIF and snap connectors and will make prototyping much easier on you!
Each order comes with a single double-sided PCB stick (one side 0.5mm the other 1.0mm), no header or other connectors included.
Technical Details:
- Dimensions: 13.98mm / 0.55″ x 50.85mm / 2″
- Weight: 2.10g
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