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|Douglas J. McKnight, Douglas J. Gorny, Lowell F. Bohn, Jr.
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(1) Field of the Invention
The invention relates to data structures and display systems. More specifically, the invention relates to formation and use of a data structure such as a lookup table on a single substrate with a display system.
(2) Background
Liquid crystal displays have been known generally for many years. Initially, liquid crystal displays were formed on amorphous silicon substrates. Amorphous silicon tended to be slow, relatively large, and unsuited for formation of high speed logic and other device types. Liquid crystal displays then evolved into a polysilicon style which still had inadequate speed and logic compatibility characteristics. More recently, crystalline silicon has been employed to manufacture very small liquid crystal on silicon (LCOS) displays. These displays are much faster than the displays which use polysilicon to form display devices and can permit high speed driving of the individual pixels on display. In miniature displays, the challenge is to make the displays as small as possible and to also minimize power consumption, as these displays are increasingly used in a mobile environment with limited power resources.
The use of lookup tables (LUTs) is generally understood in the art. A LUT is effectively a listing of output codes which correspond to the possible input codes. The LUT performs a mapping of the input code to the output code, though the input code and output code may have different ranges. Typically, when LUTs are used in the context of displaying graphical data, three LUTs are employed to carry output codes corresponding to each of the color components (e.g. red, green, and blue) of a pixel. The subsequent three output codes are all simultaneously driven to the display to create the image of the color specified. Using three LUTs per pixel implies non-trivial die space to form the three LUTs, as well as power consumption by all those tables. In the context of miniature displays, it is desirable to minimize both die space and power consumption.
Because driving consecutive positive frames may cause liquid crystal malfunctions, liquid crystal display pixels are invariably driven by an alternating voltage having a positive and negative swing. While this places certain powering constraints on the system, it also necessitates use of frame inversion techniques in which the frame data is inverted to be driven by a negative signal. The required data inversion increases complexity of the display controller as well as power consumption and die are required.
It is also known in the art that liquid crystal displays can be damaged if exposed to DC voltage for a significant period of time. Thus, efforts have been made to reduce the risk of such damage. However, in the case of systems where the display is remote from the display controller, improper cable connections, a crash at the controller, or even a damaged cable can cause large and damaging voltages to be driven to a liquid crystal display. The problem arises how to protect the display from damages as a result of likely faults. Solutions to this problem are largely absent in the existing art.
A method and apparatus employing lookup tables in a time sequential manner is disclosed. A substrate has a display, a digital to analog converter (DAC), and a lookup table (LUT) formed thereon. The LUT is loaded with a LUT data set corresponding to an image subframe to be driven to the display. Successive LUT data sets corresponding to the next subframe are loaded after each subframe is driven to the display. The display in the substrate may be a liquid crystal display or a light emitting diode display or other types of displays. The substrate may be a semiconductor substrate such as a silicon semiconductor having integrated circuits formed therein. The display may be disposed on the same substrate with the LUT or a different substrate, and the DAC may be disposed on the same substrate with the LUT or on a different substrate.
An example of a method of the present invention converts display data from a first set of values to a second set of values through the use of a LUT.
A plurality of lookup table (LUT) data sets are retained in a storage device. The LUT on a display chip is loaded on a first LUT data set of the plurality. Then a first plurality of signals corresponding to a subframe of an image to be displayed are sent to the LUT. A next LUT data set of the plurality may be loaded into the LUT. Once the next LUT data set has been loaded, a second plurality of signals corresponding to a next subframe of an image to be displayed may be sent to the LUT.
FIGS. 1a and 1 b are block diagrams of alternative configurations of a display system of one embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a display system of one embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 3 is an exemplary state diagram of one embodiment of the state machine.
FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a safety timer of one embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 5 is a schematic of a safety timer of one embodiment of the invention.
FIGS. 1a and 1 b are block diagrams of alternative configurations of a display system of one embodiment of the invention. In FIG. 1a, a video source subsystem 10 includes a video source 12 coupled to a low voltage differential signaling (LVDS) transmitter 14. LVDS transmitters and receivers are commercially available, and LVDS signaling is generally well-known in the art. A video signal from the video source 12 is converted by the LVDS transmitter and transmitted in a standard manner across a cable to an LVDS receiver 22 in headset subsystem 20. A display controller with embedded memory 24 receives the output of the LVDS receiver 22 and stores the subframes of the image data in the embedded memory. Subframes are then sent out to display chip 26 which is also within the headset subsystem 20. A high voltage platform 28 within the headset subsystem 20 is coupled to the display chip 26 and responsible for driving the cover glass voltage (CGV) of the display. In an alternative embodiment, by changing certain design parameters, the CGV may be driven from the display substrate. For example, the CGV range could be restricted to be driven by a voltage range that can be supplied directly from the display substrate such as 0 to 5 volts.
FIG. 1b shows a system employing the same components in a slightly different configuration. Specifically, video source subsystem 30 has video source 12 coupled to display controller with memory 24 (possibly embedded) which in turn provides its output to the LVDS transmitter 14 to be cabled to the LVDS receiver 22 in the headset subsystem 40. The display chip 26 then receives the output of the LVDS receiver 22 and is supplied power in the same manner by high voltage platform 28 as described with reference to FIG. 1a above. The flexibility of the display controller and memory 24 to provide or receive LVDS signaling and also the display chip 26 to receive LVDS signaling permits significant flexibility in system design. Co-pending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/222,230, filed Dec. 29, 1998, describes an example of a display which may be used with embodiments of the invention, including the systems of FIGS. 1a or 1 b; that application is hereby incorporated by reference.
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a display system of one embodiment of the invention. In this diagram, LVDS transmitters and receivers are not shown, but it is within the scope and contemplation of the invention to configure the system of FIG. 2 as shown in 1 a or 1 b, or the LVDS components may be omitted entirely. The system is segregated into three distinct power zones, 100, 200, 300. Power zone 200 includes a substrate 202 which has a display 204 formed thereon. In one embodiment, display 204 is a liquid crystal on silicon (LCOS) display. Also formed on substrate 202 are a plurality of digital to analog converters (DACs) 206 which drive display 204. Coupled to the DACs and also formed on substrate 202 are a plurality of lookup tables (LUTs) 208 in a one-to-one correspondence with the DACs. A set of control registers 214 are formed on substrate 202 and used to control the function of the other devices formed on substrate 202 and also provide control signals to a high-power platform in power zone 300. A safety timer 212 is formed on a substrate 202. Safety timer 212 is used to drive the display into a safe state in the event of certain system malfunctions. Safety timer 212 is described in further detail with respect to FIGS. 4 and 5 below. Interface 210 formed on substrate 202 may be a LVDS compliant interface and is responsible for directing incoming data appropriately to the LUTs 208 or the control register space 214. The control register space includes registers required to manage display functions and registers to hold control information to be sent to substrate 302 (discussed below). Among the control registers are a DAC standby register to power and remove power from the DACs, a start of frame registers to signal the start of a new frame, LED enable register, and a cover glass voltage register. Additional useful registers will occur to one of ordinary skill in the art. Typically, the display 204 occupies 80-90% of the die space of substrate 202. It operates at a 5 V level and is driven by TTL level outputs. Thus, the formation of the devices on substrate 202 should be formed with a process having a feature size compatible with these needs. It has been found that 0.8 μ feature size is satisfactory. For even lower power consumption, a 0.45 μ feature size could be used for substrate 202, while still maintaining 5 V operation if desired.
Substrate 202 is coupled to a substrate 302 which resides in power zone 300. Substrate 302 is manufactured with a much larger feature size because of its voltage requirements. Particularly, the cover glass voltage (CGV) generator 306 generates the voltage for the cover glass of the display 204. In one embodiment, the cover glass voltage requirements dictate that it be driven between a +6 V and −2 V. Co-pending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/801,994, filed Feb. 18, 1997, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,078,303, and U.S. patent application Ser. No. 08/994,033, filed Dec. 18, 1997, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,046,716, describe examples of voltages which may be applied to a cover glass in exemplary embodiments, and these applications are hereby incorporated by reference. To supply this range, a larger feature size needs to be employed in the formation of CGV generator 306. A 3 μ process has been found suitable. Also on substrate 302 is part of an LED driver 308 which enables the red, green and blue LEDs which illuminate the display 204 in a time sequential manner. Because it uses a significantly larger process, operations on substrate 302 occur at a much slower rate than, for example, on substrate 202. Moreover, for space reasons, it is desirable to keep the circuitry on substrate 302 to a minimum. A simple data interface exists between substrate 202 and substrate 302 consisting of three lines, a data-in line, a clock line, and a load line. The data-in supplies data to a shift register 310 which shifts data into the shift register 310 responsive to the clock. Once the shift register 310 is full, a load signal along the load line causes the data in the shift register 310 to be transferred to control register 304. Control register 304 is shown exploded out. It contains three LED enables, Red Enable 312, Green Enable 314, and Blue Enable 316. These values are provided to the LED driver 308 and are the basis on which the LED driver 308 drives the corresponding LEDs. CGV 318 is a ten bit value that is provided to the CGV generator 306 from which the CGV generator 306 generates the appropriate voltage for the cover glass over substrate 202. A final bit of control register 304 is the power bit 320 which causes substrate 302 to be powered or not powered, depending on whether the power bit is active.
Also coupled to the substrate 202 is display controller substrate 102 existing within power zone 100. A coupling of substrate 102 to substrate 202 may be local or via cable through a pair of LVDS interfaces. Substrate 102 includes a logic unit 104 which functions as a display controller for the display. The logic unit 104 includes a state machine 106 which drives data in a color sequential manner to the display. A parser 108 may also be provided which accepts data in an RGB format and converts it to a parallelization of R, and then G, and then B. A storage unit 116, which may be embedded dynamic random access memory (DRAM), is also formed on substrate 102. A storage unit should include at least two logically distinct subunits.
By using two to six logically or physically distinct subunits, each with its own memory interface, a number of advantages are obtained. By way of example, because the display is driven in a time sequential manner with a clock speed of 100 MHz and four pixels are to be supplied to the display for each clock, a data rate of 400 megapixels from the memory to the display is required. This data rate must be maintained for an entire subframe which, for a 480,000 pixel display of one embodiment of the invention, is approximately 1.2 milliseconds. If no parser is provided such that the data is stored in RGB format, three times the data rate between memory and a temporary storage, such as a FIFO, is required. Moreover, the FIFO must be large enough to supply sufficient subframe data while the incoming image frame occupies the memory interface. Additionally, relatively large FIFOs must be supplied on the incoming side to hold the data while the output side (or another subunit of the input side) is being serviced. Even with the parser present such that the data is stored in separate logical storage areas, first red, then green, then blue, the complexity of the memory controller and FIFO is required for each subunit increase in both power usage and die space. In this example, the memory controller would need to handle four data streams (three in, one out) with different clock rates between the streams in and the streams out. By employing six independently accessible memory subunits (two sets of three, one for each subframe of the current frame, and one for each subframe of the next frame), each with their own memory interface, memory access is significantly simplified such that a simpler memory controller may be employed, smaller or no FIFOs may be used, and the memory to outgoing FIFO operational speed can be significantly reduced.
As shown, storage unit 116 is shown composed of six subunits 120 and 118. Each subunit is presumed to have it own independent memory interface in this embodiment of the invention. Because a frame will be displayed simultaneously with one being loaded, the system ping pongs back and forth between subunits 118 and subunits 120 for loading/displaying. A LUT data storage unit 114 which may be part of storage unit 116 or formed as a separate memory type, such as SRAM, is also provided. LUT data storage 114 retains six LUT data sets, one corresponding to each of R, G, B, {overscore (R)}, {overscore (G)}, {overscore (B)}. This permits the system to use an inverted LUT data set rather than inverting the data itself, providing greater flexibility in the inverting algorithm. Another embodiment permits the use of only three LUT data sets R, G, and B with inverses generated by logic 106. In such embodiments, a small amount of storage is saved at a cost of more stringent DAC linearity requirements.
In one embodiment, interfaces 110 and 112 are both LVDS compliant, allowing greater flexibility in the positioning of the controller relative to the display. Interface 110 may optionally provide conversion from a YUV format to RGB format. Additionally, either interface 110 or parser 108 truncates incoming color data by dropping the two least significant bits thereby changing the resolution from eight bits per color to six bits per color, as stored in a storage unit 116. This permits the controller chip to send four pixels (of six bits each) simultaneously to the display chip using standard LVDS techniques. The lookup table then maps the six bits into eight bits. A set of LUT data is basically a listing of output codes that correspond to each possible input code. Since the shown embodiment uses six bit input code, that implies 64 output codes selected from a 256 possible output codes. This expansion of codes permits the LUT to perform gamma correction, correct for the non-linearity of the system components, and address other human factors. Notably, since the 64 output codes are of eight bits each, moving a LUT data set in the shown embodiment is accomplished by moving 64 bytes of data. This is a trivial percentage of the data moved in a subframe. Moreover, there is a period of time after the subframe data is loaded into the display during which the liquid crystal is permitted to settle. Then there is a period during which the display is illuminated. During these periods, the LUT and the display controller are mostly unused. Thus, the load of the LUT data set can be accomplished during these periods with no impact on system timing.
Though the embodiment above describes a six to eight bit encoding through the LUT, it is within the scope and contemplation of the invention to perform other encodings. For example, a two to eight encoding would permit four colors to be selected from a very large palette and permit extremely high speed pixel throughput as twelve pixels could be processed simultaneously using the current 24 bit data path, assuming the twelve LUTs and twelve DACs are also provided. It is also within the scope and contemplation of the invention that the output coding may be greater than eight bits. Such merely increases the size of the LUT data set and provides a larger palette from which to select output codes.
In the typical course of operation, a first frame is loaded into, for example, subunits 118 as three distinct subframes, e.g. a red subframe, a green subframe, and a blue subframe. A state machine 106 then begins feeding the subframes to the display substrate 202 preceded by an appropriate LUT data set. In addition to the 24 data signals moving between controller substrate 102 and display substrate 202, there are also a mode signal, a reset signal, a clock signal, and a chipselect signal. The chipselect signal permits the display controller to drive multiple displays by selecting only the one to which the frame should be sent. The mode signal selects between a register mode and a data mode. In data mode, four pixels of data are moved across the 24 lines on each clock. In register mode, the data lines become nine address lines, eight data lines, a read line and a write line (with five lines unused). It is in register mode that LUT writes and register writes occur. It will be recognized that these twenty-eight signals are readily transferred using LVDS techniques.
The LUT is loaded first with an appropriate LUT data set corresponding to the immediately following subframe and provides the necessary mapping of six bit color data to eight bit display data. The LUT data set is selected to accommodate for non-linearities in the DACs 206 and the liquid crystal response to the particular color. LUTs may also be used to perform gamma correction, for example. While to first order, e.g. R and {overscore (R)} LUT data sets are true inverses of each other, in reality, secondary effects such as the difference in non-linearity of the liquid crystal or the DAC when exposed to a negative voltage may require greater difference between the positive and inversed LUT data set. This ability to compensate for these differences provides improved image quality of standard frame inversion techniques. Because a relatively small amount of data is required for LUTs, moving it from the controller chip to the display chip has a negligible effect on system efficiency. It is also possible to load all four LUTs simultaneously with the same data, thereby increasing the efficiency of the transfer. By loading the LUTs before each subframe, the number of LUTs required on the display chip is reduced. This saves space and reduces power consumption of the overall system.
Subsequently, the color data is applied to the LUTs with one pixel to each LUT, thus, four pixels (in the same monochrome subframe) are processed simultaneously and then driven by the DACs onto the display. An entire subframe is driven to the display after which the display is illuminated by the corresponding LED color. Subsequently, the other two subframes are in turn driven to the display and illuminated. It should be recognized that the particular ordering of the red, green, blue subframes may be arbitrary. Additionally, it is desirable, when driving a liquid crystal display, to toggle between driving a positive subframe and driving an inverse subframe to protect the display from deleterious effects of constant voltage difference conditions. Accordingly, as mentioned above, the LUT data set selected to be driven to the LUT will alternate between a positive data set and an inverse data set.
FIG. 3 shows an exemplary state diagram of one embodiment of state machine 106. Upon reset, the state machine enters a load R LUT data state. In this state, the LUT data set corresponding to R is loaded into the LUT on substrate 202. In the case of FIG. 2, the four LUTs receive the same LUT data for the red subframe in order to drive four separate pixels. Alternatively, when a different number of pixels is being driven (e.g. one pixel), then the substrate 202 would include the same (e.g. one) number of LUTs. A state machine then advances to the load R subframe state 404. In this state, the R data from the logically distinct R buffer in storage unit 116 is passed through the LUTs and the corresponding values driven to corresponding pixels on the display 204. The state then advances to the load {overscore (G)} LUT data state 406. In this state, the LUTs on substrate 202 are loaded with a data set corresponding to {overscore (G)}. The G subframe is then driven to the LUTs and the corresponding encoding is driven to the display four pixels at a time. Then at state 410, the LUTs are loaded with a B LUT data set and the state advances to the load B subframe 412. As with the subframes before it, the B subframe is driven to the display. By rapidly displaying the monochrome subframes, the human eye integrates the subframe to perceive a full color image. The incoming and outgoing subunits of storage unit 116 swap for the next series of states.
The {overscore (R)} LUT data set is then loaded into the LUTs at state 414 and a next red subframe (in this case, from R subbuffer 120) is driven through the LUTs and DACs to the display at state 416. The state advances to state 418 in which the G LUT data set is loaded into the LUTs. The state then advances to 420 and the G subframe from G subbuffer 120 is driven to the display, and so forth, at states 422 and 424 for the {overscore (B)} LUT data and the corresponding B subframe. The state machine 104 then returns to state 402 and begins driving R LUT data again, as long as state machine 104 remains in the active displaying mode.
It is within the scope and contemplation of the invention to redisplay the data in the current subbuffer again before swapping subbuffers if the incoming data rate does not match the outgoing data rate one to one. Thus, if the input rate is one half the output rate, each frame would be displayed twice before a swap. Analogous cases exist for greater disparities between input and output rates.
Another embodiment uses only one set of subbuffers in storage unit 116 to hold data to be displayed. In this embodiment, parser 108 allows the subbuffer, e.g. 118, to be randomly written with new pixel data during the times when the subbuffer is not being accessed to provide data to the display. In this case, the same order as described above with reference to FIG. 3 occurs, but no swap of subbuffers is used. This ordering is repeated over and over, allowing input access during the non-displaying time.
While in the embodiment of FIG. 3, only six LUT data sets are used and only a single display loop exists within the state machine, it is within the scope and contemplation of the invention to have multiple display loops and an arbitrary large number of groups of data sets. For example, one embodiment of the invention might use one group of LUT data sets R1, G1, B1, {overscore (R)}1, {overscore (G)}1, {overscore (B)}1, for temperatures below a certain threshold and a second group R2, G2, B2, {overscore (R)}2, {overscore (G)}2, {overscore (B)}2, for temperatures above the threshold. The corresponding state machine would look like FIG. 3 duplicated with temperature selecting the loop of states through which the state machine transitions. Similar, different groups of data sets may be used for different frame rates or different contrast settings, environmental conditions, liquid crystal, etc. Other bases for using multiple groups of data sets are also within the scope and contemplation of the invention. For example, for an LED display (rather than a liquid crystal display), the LUT data sets may require R, G, B and no inverted sets.
Detection of fault conditions in a display is important to avoid damage to the display. As used herein, fault means anything affecting the status of the circuitry or software driving the display or the display itself. A number of problems may occur that cause the display to become hung up with a constant CGV and a DC voltage across the liquid crystal. Even with small voltage differences between the cover glass and the underlying pixels, damage may occur to the liquid crystal. Examples of fault that my occur include a crash of the display controller or the host video source that causes the display controller to leave its display state machine with the subframe unfinished. Hot plugging the cable or improperly coupling the cable may also cause the system to hang. The safety timer as described below can be used to drive the display into a safe state in the event of potentially damaging faults. Because a pathological condition that causes the power to the display to be wholly disrupted is also a "safe state" for the display, the safety timer need only address the conditions during which power is supplied to the display chip substrate.
FIG. 4 shows a block diagram of a safety timer of one embodiment of the invention. An oscillator 450 independent of the clock that drives the remainder of the display chip is employed to provide the safety timer clock. A clock divider 452 may optionally be employed to expand the period during which indicators of proper function will be collected from the fundamental frequency of the oscillator. An arbitrarily large number of indicators (0-N) may be collected during the period and stored in a register 454 or series of flip flops. Individual register positions are then effectively ANDed together or an expected set of indicators may be compared with a set of indicators actually received. Other methods of determining if all indicators have been received are within the scope and contemplation of the invention. If all the indicators are received during the specified period, the system is then deemed to be working properly. If all the indicators were not received during the specified period, a result at the AND 456 is false and the timer drives the display into a safe state. A safe state is defined in one embodiment as having a CGV of zero volts and all the pixels driven to zero volts. Reset, the safe state, is maintained until all the indicators are collected during an appropriate time period. Thus, if the deficiency is a permanent condition, the reset will be permanently maintained until the system is fixed. If the failure to receive an indicator is transient, possibly on the next oscillator cycle, the reset will be released. Significantly, it is important during reset to allow the interface 210 on substrate 202 to continue to receive signals, otherwise, a timer will never come out of reset.
FIG. 5 shows a schematic of a safety timer of one embodiment of the invention. A plurality of indicators, IND0 through IND5, are fed into combinational logic 506. The indicators may be signals available in raw form on the display chip or signals derived from additional combinational logic (not shown) that is also formed on the display chip. The results of combinational logic 506 are retained in flip flops 502 and combined by NAND gate 512 for storage of a single signal in flip flop 504. The independent oscillator 500 provides all clocking for the safety timer circuit. Oscillator 500 includes a divider circuit which is driven by T signals 508. The T signal is a two bit signal which provides four possible clock periods from oscillator 500. The T signal may be provided by a register in the register space. The power on reset (POR) circuit 510 is also provided to ensure that the safety timer provides a reset at power on and allows the system to stabilize before releasing the reset or safety mode. In one embodiment, on reset, all register values on the display chip return to default values when the timer comes out of reset. This is desirable because it is assumed that a pathological condition usually causes the timer to force the chip into safe mode, or reset. Thus, it is reasonable to presume that there may have been some corruption of register values during that pathological condition. By returning the registers to default values, any corrupted values are overwritten. A hard wired enable (HW_ENB) is supplied so that the timer can be permanently disabled if desired for a particular application or system. Safety timer enable (ST_ENB) may be used to temporarily disable the safety timer when such is desired, as is certain test cases.
The particular indicators selected may vary between different designs. However, the selection of indicators will affect the combinational logic 506 required. In the shown embodiment, IND0, IND1, and IND5, collectively, indicate whether a write to any register in the control register space of the display chip has occurred. IND2, IND3, and IND4 reflect whether a write to specific registers in the control register block has occurred. For example, IND2 may indicate whether the load register for the high voltage platform has been written to, IND3 might indicate whether a frame start register has been written to, and IND4 might indicate whether a standby register has been written. The standby register causes the DACs to power down when not physically driving data to the display. This is desirable because the DACs consume a significant amount of power and also running constantly may exhibit undesirable heat characteristics. All three of the above-noted indicators occur every frame for normal operation. For example, every frame must be started by a write to the frame start register, and it is necessary to load the high power platform to cause illumination of the array via the LED drivers, as well as to adjust the CGV. Thus, if the clock period of safety timer clock (ST_CLK) is equal to the frame rate, it is necessarily the case that all indicators should be received during the ST_CLK period.
In addition to selecting signals which would necessarily occur within a frame, in one embodiment of the invention, indicators are selected so that at least one indicator is provided along each channel of the LVDS cable. This has the advantage of permitting identification of errors related to damage to a single channel, for example, as a result of kinking of the cable. The above-described embodiment relies on register writes as the basis for operation of the safety timer. Other suitable indicators include pixel clock activity, LUT writes, selected data wires, and even cover glass switching. It is, of course, possible in principle to examine every incoming signal to ensure that all expected signals are received during each frame. However, that becomes unjustifiably overhead intensive with corresponding circuit size and power costs. Thus, by selecting a subset of indicators reflective of the faults of most concern to the system, a safety timer can be effectively implemented which protects the display subsystem from permanent damage as a result of those faults. Notably, the timer does not merely identify the existence of a fault condition and report, e.g. to the display controller, for corrective action. Rather, the safety timer drives the reset signal that places the display in a safe state.
In the foregoing specification, the invention has been described with reference to specific embodiments thereof. It will, however, be evident that various modifications and changes can be made thereto without departing from the broader spirit and scope of the invention as set forth in the appended claims. The specification and drawings are, accordingly, to be regarded in an illustrative rather than a restrictive sense. Therefore, the scope of the invention should be limited only by the appended claims.
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What people are saying about Greenacres Bed & Breakfast
"From the second we arrived to the warmest welcome we have ever had. We had the best B&B experience EVER. Nestled in the wonderful Dorset Countryside. A great location to visit surrounding areas. Our room was amazing and the bathroom stunning. Cleanliness is faultless. Then to wake up in the morning to have our hosts Zoe and Howard cater to a five star standard. Breakfast like everything else was perfect. We were sorry to leave and we will be putting it top of the list to return. I felt when we left we were leaving lovely warm friends. Thanks once again to you both ." Angela and Dave Malaga Spain.
"What a great B n B. Superb bedroom and bathroom and a wonderful home produced breakfast. The hosts Zoe and Howard treated us like family members not guests and our every wish was fulfilled with a cheerful smile. A great 3 day break." Margaret and David Cowsill from Birmingham
"Where do I start? My husband and I have stayed at many B & B places throughout the United Kingdom and France over many years and this is by far the very best in every respect – it cannot be faulted in any way. We were firstly greeted on our arrival by the owners Zoe and Howard, as though we were long lost friends. They took great pride in showing us the facilities before taking us to our room and what a joy awaited us – the spacious room tastefully decorated in neutral colours giving a lovely calm, relaxing but warm atmosphere. The bed was beautifully dressed with good quality bedding, and gave us a really good nights sleep. The en-suite was furnished with equally good quality furniture and accessories, even supplying lovely thick towelling bathrobes, normally only found in high rate hotels. Everything had been thought of, even down to a little sewing pack for that unexpected "snag" that needed an emergency repair! After a wonderful good nights sleep, we were presented with an excellent choice of foods in the dining room comprising a tremendous selection of freshly prepared fruit, various cereals, toast, croissants and of course a choice of cooked breakfast (using home produced meat, eggs etc) all beautifully presented and thoroughly enjoyed. Nothing was too much for Zoe and Howard – they really treated us like friends and seemed to enjoy doing what they could to make our visit as enjoyable as possible. It may have been our first visit, but it certainly won't be our last. We left feeling we had made two good friends. Our only complaint would be that our stay of 2 nights was not long enough. Thank you Zoe and Howard – you truly deserve to do well in your B and B business and we can't wait til we meet again. All the best to you both, Lesley and Dave" Lesley and David Cook
"We received a warm welcome from Zoe and Howard on the day of arrival. The rooms were absolutely beautiful and very comfortable! The breakfast was delicious – freshly baked croissants, fresh fruit salad, cooked breakfast and so much more! Nothing was too much trouble for Zoe and Howard! I cannot fault anything, it was perfect and they are doing a fabulous job! I would come here again without any hesitation and will definitely be recommending to others!" Todd family, The Midlands.
"Completely agree with Carran and Richard. Zoe and Howard looked after our new family and made taking care of Geoffrey easy. I really enjoyed the breakfasts, which included home grown produce. Their home is beautiful, clean and a pleasure to stay at. We will be definitely recommending them in the future. " Lauren, Daniel with baby Geoffrey Audsley
"The accommodation was excellent and the hosts were lovely and friendly. One of the best bed and breakfast that we have stayed in and would recommend to our friends. We would rate this 10/10!!" John & Pat, Southampton
"We found this a really lovely place to stay. Howard and Zoe were very warm and friendly and made us feel at home rather than being guests. Our double room was bright and cheerful and the bed was very comfortable. The bathroom, which had both a lovely deep bath and separate shower was spotlessly clean and all toiletries were provided. The breakfasts were hearty and really tasty with plenty of variety. We will certainly be visiting again and will be highly recommending it to all our friends and family. Thank you Howard and Zoe for a very pleasant and enjoyable stay. See you soon.," Arthur & Carol Brimble, Morpeth, Northumberland
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Managing a "Healing Crisis"
A healing crisis is when an individual that is going through some kind of therapy – be it physical or emotional comes a point where is a certain level of discomfort or pain that is associated with the healing process. As you peel back layers, new issues become exposed and it can be nerve wracking! In most cases, it goes away and you move on to the next layer. And not every healing process is painful, and not every layer will be met with a 'healing crisis'.
Chronic pain and injury is built over time and creates layers of 'stuff' that needs to cleared and moved through. I am not saying it's easy, because it can be painful. It can make you want to quit the process. It can create anger and frustration.
So what do you do?
Take a step back and take a deep breath. Honor where your body is at in this process and have an honest discussion with your practitioner. Sometime we just need a little time and some compassion before we can move to the next phase of healing.
All the best in your healing journey,
How does Bowen work?
What is Bowen Therapy?
The Bowen Technique is a form of soft tissue manipulation created by Thomas A. Bowen (1916-1982) of Geelong, Victoria in Australia. Each treatment consists of sets of soft tissue manipulations on muscle, nerves and tendons, interspersed by short pauses that allow the body to integrate the effects.
Bowen Therapy's gentle resetting of the physical body encourages the brain to integrate itself according to its own blueprint. As a practitioner we provide an environment in which the body can initiate this healing process. The Bowen Therapy 'moves' stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system and the proprioceptors, sending off information through the central nervous system to the brain.
The spindle cells and Golgi tendon bodies reset the muscle's resting tension level. The surrounding fascia becomes more fluid, allowing greater movement of blood and lymph through the tissue enhancing nutrition to, and waste removal from, the site.
With the release of toxins and old patterning, the moves begin to accomplish holistic balance almost immediately. Since Bowen addresses the body as a whole, rather than just the symptoms it embraces the physical, chemical, emotional and mental aspects of each individual that receives Bowen.
Bowen Therapy is a complimentary modality which means that it will enhance and complement, not interfere with other forms of medical intervention and therapeutics.
How does Bowen Therapy work?
There are many trains of thought on how Bowen Therapy works. As mentioned above, Bowen assists in rebalancing the parasympathetic nervous system and works with the muscle tension and lymphatic drainage. Let's have a look at some other ways to describe how Bowen Therapy works.
Stretch Reflex – Many of the 'moves' applied to the body (gentle soft tissue manipulation) are done on the muscle belly or at the origin or insertion of the muscle. This is where receptors are located to communicate to the nervous system what is happening in the muscle (tension, length, stretch). During the move the nervous system is stimulated and encourages change in the pain feedback loop.
Fascia – Fascia is connective tissue found all through the body. It wraps around muscles, connects muscle to bone and skin and runs in many continuous lines throughout the body. Every Bowen 'move' essentially affecting not only the muscle but the fascia itself. Fascia is critical in postural alignment and structural integrity. Bowen releases stiff, twisted and contracted fascia to increase mobility and function.
Trigger Points and Acupuncture Meridians – Bowen moves overlap many acupuncture/acupressure meridians and trigger points, bringing about immediate change in acupuncture pulses in response to Bowen moves.
Viscero-somatic Spinal Reflexes – Many of the Bowen moves are done adjacent to the spine over the erector spinae muscles. Because Bowen 'moves' directly stimulate the nerves through the skin and muscles there is a reflexive response which affects the internal organs associated with spinal segments.
Joint Proprioception – Bowen moves done around a joint affects the joint capsule, ligaments and tendons which are filled with proprioceptors. Communication with the nervous system through the proprioceptors encourages joint normalization and function.
How many sessions will I need?
It really depends on the individual and what is going for them in particular; however, many conditions are effectively managed within 3-4 sessions. Acute injuries are often dealt with immediately and only need attention to the area injured while chronic injuries and illness can make for a longer treatment plan. A treatment on its own is very relaxing and therefore many people enjoy Bowen as they would getting a regular massage even if they don't have any particular issue at hand that needs to be dealt with. Please be advised that 3-4 sessions is an average. There are many variables in the healing process which I advise you discuss with your Bowen Therapist. Keep in mind,if you have had chronic untreated back pain for 25 years, it's safe to say that your healing process may take longer than 4 weeks (Bowen sessions are placed 1 week apart).
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I am so happy to announce that I will be joining the Synergy Wellness Team in Victoria! I will be personal training and providing Bowen therapy along with a Groove class. As well, I will be joining Sage and Stone and offering Groove and Zumba classes. What a whirlwind this move has been, but I am so happy to be here. The city is beautiful and the people are amazing.
In the coming months I will be offering Concussion Therapy, Cancer Rehabilitation programs, dance fitness and Yoga/yogatherapy.
Rejeneration has moved!!
I have been absent for the past couple of months as some might have noticed:) I completed my degree in Psychology and decided to move to British Columbia! Victoria to be more precise, and am currently enrolled in the Yogatherapy program at Pacific Rim College. Lots of new programs coming to Rejeneration in the new year! I apologize for not having the website updated but it's a work in progress and I appreciate your patience.
Please feel free to email me any direct questions or comments that I can then re-post.
Ways To Reduce The Side Effects Of Chemotherapy
Taken directly from their website…
"The Society for Integrative Oncology (SIO) is a non-profit, multi-disciplinary organization founded in 2003 for health professionals committed to the study and application of complementary therapies and botanicals for cancer patients."
As a Cancer Exercise Specialist, Complimentary Care Provider and Mobile Cancer Rehabilitation Services Provider, I value the detailed and dedicated work the SIO does to help educate cancer patients worldwide about how they can use complimentary care alongside chemotherapy and other cancer fighting regimes. For 5000 years, natural medicine has worked to prevent illness. Once a serious condition such as cancer is diagnosed, modern and aggressive treatment such as chemotherapy is the only course that has proven results, however, there is still a place for complimentary and natural medicine as a part of the overall treatment for the cancer patient.
Let's put it into perspective. If something as relatively simple as your oral health can require multidisciplinary care and more than one doctor, why is it difficult to believe that cancer care requires more than one discipline? When faced with an illness such as cancer, and an aggressive treatment course with many ill side effects, such as chemotherapy, your immune system and your psychological well being can benefit from multidisciplinary care.
Worldwide, complimentary care is being used to help treat cancer patients, and with very positive results. Learn more about it by following this link.
Lower BMI linked to lower Breast Cancer Tumours
Breast cancer survivors who exercise regularly between 5-8 hours per week have a 50% decreased chance of a recurrence of breast cancer. They also comment on the fact that heart attack patients in North America are given exercise regimes to follow as part of their recovery plan, but not cancer patients.
As a Cancer Exercise Specialist, I work hard to change the lack of good information available to Canadian cancer patients and survivors. I aim to bring valid, documented information, research from across the world on how exercise, nutrition and complimentary care are all important parts of not only cancer treatment, but cancer recovery plans as well. It goes without saying that exercise, nutrition and complimentary care are also excellent prevention tools.
Learn more about the promising results of this enormous European study which included over 50,000 breast cancer survivors for over 30 year by following the link below.


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Antwerp, in Belgium (one of these days I plan to), but I took these photos in a small park called Boekenbergpark when we still lived there. I had completely forgotten all about them until I stumbled upon an old blog draft and remembered that I had meant to share them. The park is in the south-east part of the city, north of the airport. I remember us walking on a beautiful, sunny autumn day, then sitting on a bench were we enjoyed light refreshments with that old stone bridge in the last photo right in front of us. Memories...
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Boekenbergpark, Antwerp, October 2011
Monday, 8 September 2014
Antwerp: an autumn day in Boekenbergpark
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Awww...Antwerp memories are so special! Let's meet there one day to visit our old hometown!!ReplyDelete
Have a beautiful week~
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I think that is the best idea I have heard today ;-)Delete
So, you were mentioned to me recently and here I found you on somebody else's blog roll so here I am now!How odd I am working on a POST about ANTWERP right now.........will publish in about a week or so!Love your photos............I will sign up for your POSTS!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Beautiful photos to welcome autumn. Every time you talk about Antwerp it's obvious you had a wonderful time there and such fond memories of the place.ReplyDelete
Very beautiful! I love the last photo!ReplyDelete
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Wooded is a concept which was born in the minds of people hungry for new ways and ideas to promote electronic music in Poland. It's a vision which forced us to take the music from the crowded clubs of Berlin and warehouses to more natural surroundings.
Bored with explored solutions and cliches, we have decided to create a place, which will gather all the enthusiasts and explorers of new electronic sounds, with fresh attitude to art and culture.
There were myriad inspirations and we have decided to create a project that was bubbling in our minds for a long time: a project we designed for music and its aware, open-minded lovers.
We would like to discover, experiment, share and experience new stimuli related to music and its sound, putting together the pieces taken from diverse areas of electronic music genres.


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Over the past three years, Green Discovery has been working with climbers from all around the world to develop the amazing potential for world class sport climbing in the Vang Vieng area. Two areas were developed with a total of 50 routes ranging from 5a to 8a+ (French rating).
Classic jagged steep limestone climbing. Simply climb and enjoy! There is a massive selection of amazing rocks in shady crags by the river just waiting for you!
Course Information Half Day Course: Instruction: learn basic knots, climbing techniques. Approximately: 15 minutes transfer, 15 minutes instruction, 3-4hours climbing
1 Day Course: Instruction: learn basic knots, climbing techniques, and how to work belay device. Approximately: 15 minutes transfer, 30 minutes instruction, 6 hours climbing
3 Days Course Day 1: Instruction: learn basic knots, climbing techniques, and how to work belay device. Approximately: 15 minutes transfer, 30 minutes instruction, 5-6 hours climbing
Day 2: Instruction: Build on basic climbing techniques with the security of top rope and begin to learn lead climbing basics through second climbing. Approximately: 15 minutes transfer, 1hour instruction, 3-4 hours climbing
Day 3: Instruction: What it's all about! Lead climbing basics and then time to push yourself as hard as you want on top rope. Approximately: 15 minutes transfer, 1 hour instruction, 3-4 hours climbing
Hot Climbing in Vang Vieng (Half or 1 or 3 days course, all seasons)
Information Depart from
Riverside Boutique Resort
Return to
Vang Vieng
Start time
9:30 am
End at
5:00 pm
½, 1 or 3 days
Departure date
Climbing Grade
From 5a to 8a+
Private songthaew taxi
½ day - No meals, 1 day - 1 lunch, 3 days - 3 lunches
Climbing with tuition
Gear rental per day Rope: US$ 8 Harness: US$ 6 Shoes: US$ 6 Set of quick draws & belay device: US$ 10 Full set of gear for 2 people: US$ 35
Note: Climbing Guide book
All permit and access costs were waived from the beginning of 2005. The Rock Climbing Guide to Vang Vieng is available for $5 USD at all Green Discovery offices.
Dry Season (Dec-May)
½ Day - VV-R-51.1
1 Day - VV-R-51.2
3 Days - VV-R-51.3
No. Pax
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4 up
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Private surcharge per group
$ 18
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re o f be nt s u e o c i Pr t disc or s e r $ 80
$ 56
Last update: 24/03/2008
Published on Jun 3, 2014
An activity organised by Green Discovery for Riverside Boutique Resort guests


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Slice flank steak along the grain into 2" strips. Then slice across the grain into 1/4 inch matchsticks. Toss with 1st marinade and let sit 5 minutes. Toss with 2nd marinade and let sit a half hour
Beef Stir-Fry
Title: Beef Stir-Fry
Marinade 1
2.0 tablespoon water0.5 teaspoon Baking Soda
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0.5 cup water0.25 cup Soy Sauce0.25 cup Sherry1.0 tablespoon Cornstarch2.0 tablespoon Sugar, brown2.0 tablespoon Oyster Sauce4.0 teaspoon Vinegar, Rice1.0 tablespoon Sesame Oil1.0 some Black Pepper, ground To Taste
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Slice the whites of the scallions thinly and the green part into 2 inch pieces. Keep the 2 parts separated. Add some more oil to the pan, still on high heat, and add sliced peppers and the scallion greens. I added some par-boiled broccoli at this point too. Salute until the peppers are crisp tender. Add to the mead.
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March 6, 2007
The moto proprio will be released as part of a Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation, and may include language excluding liturgical dancing, according to the CNA article. A press conference is scheduled for the release on March 13th.
Apostolic Exhortation on the Eucharist one week away, Vatican announces
March 12, 2007
Here is a report that Sacramentum Caritatis may pave the way for the motu proprio, and talks about some of the unexpected surprises that haven't had a lot of press yet.
Vatican Sources: Latin Mass to be Freed by Easter
March 13, 2007
The newly released Sacramentum Caritatis includes gems such as, (The sign of peace) can be exaggerated and cause a certain distraction in the assembly just before the reception of Communion and talks about the problems of wedding Masses and Masses for the dead where ...in addition to practising Catholics there may be others present who have long since ceased to attend Mass or are living in a situation which does not permit them to receive the sacraments. Lastly, the word could is used where should might sound even better: ...with the exception of the readings, the homily and the prayer of the faithful, such liturgies could be celebrated in Latin. And there is so much more...
Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation Sacramentum Caritatis
July 7, 2007
Now that the Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum has been released, press coverage is starting to interpret the documents. This article from the NYT is cautious and brief, but not outright negative, including the quote What earlier generations held as sacred remains sacred and great for us, too, and it cannot be all of a sudden entirely forbidden or even considered harmful.
Pope Eases Curbs on Celebrating the Latin Mass
July 9, 2007
A truly confusing Slate article with a datline of the 9th where the author talks about the impending motu proprio, yet after it had been released (on the 7th). The confusing dates aside, he touches nicely on the beauty of the Latin Mass but misses the point when he asked how many people will want to return and how many priests are now capable of doing anything in latin. The story should have been about the MILLIONS who want the Latin Mass but have been unable to attend. But at least they didn't let Christopher Hitchens write this one (if you'll excuse the sarcasm).
July 10, 2007
Pat Buchanan wrote an excellent piece over at WorldNetDaily touching on some Latin Mass history and also some of the modern controversies surrounding the recent Motu Proprio.
A triumph for traditionalists
July 10, 2007
dst all the bad press about the Summorum Pontificum, there are a few oped's that are finding their way into the presses. In this opinion piece Paul Kokoski touches on what most traditionalists feel, in stark contrast to the spin being pushed in the NYT and other large newspapers.
Return of the Latin Mass
July 12, 2007
A thoughtful and well-researched article from Jewish Week about the recent motu proprio Summorum Pontificum that references both Abraham Foxman's comments and Pat Buchanan's response. If this article represents the Jewish response more accurately than Mr. Foxman's, then I dare say that liberal Catholic reaction has been comparatively childish.
'Mass' Confusion Over Papal Edict
July 15, 2007
A short article in The Courier News about the Traditional Latin Mass in the Chicago diocese with a neutral to positive spin on the TLM and the Summorum Pontificum. They even go so far as to get a quote from someone affiliated with the ICRSP shrine.
Latin Mass popular, even before pope's ruling
July 16, 2007
Citing unnamed sources CWM reports that the Pope regularly practices the Traditional Latin Mass in private and had renovations made which (allow) for the Pope to celebrate Mass in the ad orientem posture. It is shocking that this information was made public, and a huge pat on the back for orthodox Catholics.
Pope Benedict uses older ritual for his private Mass
July 23, 2007
A great article from Lorraine Murray of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution about the return of the traditional liturgy. Being a Latin Mass attendee, she understands the real issue: ...the pope is not doing anything radical. He is merely giving Roman Catholics greater access to something that is their birthright.. Now if we could only get trads writing for all the major newspapers of the world.
The Latin Mass not cause for contention
July 29, 2007
An article in The Scotsman about the lack of vestments and training, but tries to get in to the news on a deeper level. When talking about why people have returned to the Latin Mass Philip writes, ...many people missed the Latin rite's sense of mystery and awe and the centuries-old Gregorian chant that went with it.
Return of Latin mass sparks old vestment hunt
August 27, 2007
The upcoming Latin Mass on EWTN is proof that Summorum Pontificum has changed the landscape of the Latin Mass in the United States. With the recent apointment of Bishop Robert J. Baker to the Alabama diocese there may be more Latin Masses in store for EWTN watchers.
EWTN to Televise Tridentine Mass Celebrated by the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter
August 28, 2007
John Allen has written a detailed article about the traditional Catholic movement which he calls evangelical Catholicsm. Originally published in the National Catholic Reporter, Mr. Allen attempts to plot the course of the Church before ultimately concluding that the evangelical push, as he calls it, will continue. It may have been a simple misunderstanding of the common nomenclature, but he is most wrong when he asserts, The evangelical impulse isn't exactly 'conservative' because there's little cultural Catholicism these days left to conserve. I think anyone who has been to coffee after a Sunday Latin Mass knows that Catholic culture is flowing freely in traditional communities.
Reform rollback or emerging 'sane modernity' -- Evangelical Catholicism triumphant, Vatican watcher states
September 2, 2007
In one of the most one-sided articles I've read on Summorum Pontificum, Pamela Podger of the Roanoke Times does a great job of interviewing a slew of priests and novus ordo faithful who are against the incease in Latin Masses. Pulling directly from the liberal playbook, she cites the lack of priests and fabricates the lack of parishioner interest. Fortunately she made her whole article a link to her e-mail address which will hopefully draw a large and tempered response.
Area priests see little demand for Latin Mass
September 6, 2007
In a shocking bit of good news, the first new American Catholic university since the release of Summorum Pontificum has announced plans for a Latin Mass. Notre Dame has scheduled the special Mass on Sundays at 8:00 AM, although not in the Basilica of the Sacred Heart.
Notre Dame To Offer Latin Mass in the Fall
September 8, 2007
Another member of the secular press, Bruce Deitrick Price of the American Chronical, has come out in favor of the Latin Mass even though he is not Catholic. Bruce argues that the educational value of Latin could further improve the education at private schools and he points out some of the benefits of children learning a second language. To put it in his own words, I believe the Pope's decision is a great opportunity, both for spiritual enlightenment and educational advances.
A Letter to the Pope: How To Do Latin Right
September 12, 2007
Many new parishes are announcing Latin Masses around the September 14th launch date specified in Summorum Pontificum. This article in the Nashua Telegraph does a good job of covering the story and not the spin. The strangest part is in the end when they get in to a discussion about what makes for a liberal or conservative Catholic.
City church to offer Latin Mass verbatim
September 18, 2007
More positive stories are making their way out through Catholic news distributors. In a recent CNS article John Thavis quotes Cardinal Castrillon Hoyos on many aspects of Summorum Pontificum. Most importantly Hoyos describes the ability to have a Latin Mass in any parish as clearly a right of the faithful.
Vatican cardinal urges respect for people's right to Tridentine Mass
September 25, 2007
A good article with great quotes: They were saying, "let's turn out the lights and meditate," and I was saying, "when are we going to get to church teachings?" and It's not all about language, I like the contemplative periods of silence. It gives you time to reflect on things. They also cover some of the interesting statistics from Ecclesia Dei.
City church to offer Latin Mass verbatim
September 28, 2007
More news of new Latin Masses in churches that haven't seen Latin or incense since Vatican 2. This article accurately picks up the number of post-Vatican 2 children who also have an afinity for the Old Mass. They quoted one of the young attendees, Grace Allen, as saying, That's how it used to be, I like the tradition.
First local Latin Mass in decades harks back to 'how it used to be'


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