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On the Set of Neil Gaiman's 'Coraline' with Henry Selick
Coraline goes exploring in a scene from Focus Features
When Coraline—the titular young heroine of Neil Gaiman's book and the upcoming film adaptation—opens the only locked door in her family flat, she ends up in a fantastic Other World that is a strange mirror to her own. There, the button-eyed Other Mother promises to always love Coraline and give her anything she wants …as long as Coraline agrees to stay forever and have buttons sewn over her own eyes. Although drawn to a world where the food is good and the entertainment abundant, Coraline refuses, and must use all her wits and courage—not just to escape, but also to save her real parents and the spirits of other trapped children from the mousetrap world the Other Mother has created.While the fifty-five year old Henry Selick, director of The Nightmare Before Christmas and James and the Giant Peach, won't be mistaken for a young girl anytime soon, he also had to draw upon his considerable wits and courage in adapting Coraline for the big screen. After all, not only is Gaiman a popular author with a devoted following likely to be critical about any deviations from his text, but Coraline is the first feature film from new studio LAIKA Entertainment, the first animated film distributed by Focus Features, and the world's first 3-D animated stop-motion feature. On a recent overcast day in Oregon, Selick met with journalists to talk about the perils and the joys of commanding such a large project…and about the hero at the heart of his new film. "I was introduced to Neil before [Coraline] was published," Selick said in a soft but emphatic voice. "He'd been writing it for years, it was always his side-project while he was doing other things. And I just felt in tune with it, immediately. "And, you know, Neil's an incredible writer," Selick added. "He could write about anything and I think it would be, it would draw you in. But the part of the book I liked is: everyone's imagined a different version of their own lives, and what would you want that to be, and what price would you pay to have that? And I like that the hero is a kid, who faces really dark scary things." Ironically, it's the perception of how Selick will interpret those 'dark scary things' that has drawn some degree of controversy on the 'Net. "Images have come out that have made [Gaiman fans] very worried that the film has been overly Disney-fied, and that it's too bright, colorful," Selick said. "Now, in the book when Coraline goes to the Other World, right away this Other Mother, in addition to button eyes, has 'long black hair that move like sleepy sea snakes,' and white pasty skin. And, you know, Coraline would have to be a hardcore Goth to consider staying there." Selick shifted in his seat. "So we decided—it wasn't just myself, but it was a good call, I think—we gradually moved into that. At first, it was only buttons on Other Mother's eyes, and things seem almost exactly the same, but better. And over time, the Other Mother changes, evolves into 'the Beldam,' the witch that she truly is. We chose to hold off on that. So [initially] there's fun. There's humor, but there's not gags." In the film, as in the book, Coraline meets Other World versions of her eccentric neighbors, but the theatrical routine of actresses Forcible and Spink in the film is much less threatening, much more absurd. And whereas the mouse circus of odd Mr. Bobo [now called Mr. Bobinsky in the film, and voiced by Deadwood's Ian McShane] is only lightly touched on in the book, it's a tour-de-force sequence in the film as the Other World tries to seduce Coraline into staying. The humor in the initial Other World sequences wasn't the only alteration to the original story. "I was also looking for our own path," Selick said of the search for the film's tone. "One that wasn't going to be repeating Nightmare Before Christmas and James and the Giant Peach. You know, maybe a little more like some of the shorter films I had made, like Slow Bob in the Lower Dimensions." Eyes closed, Selick raised his hands up while he spoke, as if painting the words while saying them. "I wanted, you know, recognizable beauty. I didn't want the movie to be a challenge all the time, or only for hardcore Gaiman fans." This desire for recognizable beauty resulted in the Other World being more immediately alluring, featuring an insect tractor that flies Coraline over a fantastic garden, a sequence that took many years to develop. "The look and the style of the film," asserted Selick, "has had its own journey and path." That journey—and the many unexpected turns and twists it took—started even before the publication of the book: Selick had optioned Coraline from a galleys version in 2000, even before the illustrations by Dave McKean had become part of the final product. "And then when I saw Dave McKean's sketches, I thought, 'Oh, these are great! We'll just do this.' But over time, the visual design, the journey, took us to a different place." For a brief time, that place looked like as if it might be live-action. "Originally, I took this to Bill Mechanic," said Selick. "He was the former head of Fox. And he'd just started his independent label. I brought him Coraline and, you know, tried to convince him to let me do the adaptation as well. And he loved it, but he said, 'this is a live-action movie.' And I said, 'Well, no. I want to do animation.' He said, 'I'm only doing this if it's live-action.' So I nodded my head and agreed to that and we even went down that path to a degree, but I was always writing it for animation. It was sort of a make-believe period of 'Okay, we're doing live-action,' and I was meeting with various people. But I was also developing visually what's going to work the best. Selick opened his eyes and regarded everyone at the table. "You know, I discovered—well, I didn't discover him, he was already very well known—the work of Tadahiro Uesugi, who's a famous Japanese illustrator and artist, heavily influenced by American magazine illustrators of the late 1950's and '60s. And there was something really refreshing and powerful in his work that I realized that we could never capture in 3-D, but I wanted to try. "[Uesugi] is all about beautiful design—you know, sort of delicate colors. And there's always one element or two elements of very realistic light or reflection or water, that takes the whole image and makes it feel real. So we hired him, he did a lot of concept art." Selick smiled. "Although you look at his concept art, and you look at the movie, and you say, "Well, you can see some influence.' They don't quite connect. This movie has gone through a number of processes to get where it is. We couldn't tell you where it would end up. I always knew that it was going to be animation, and in coming up here, that happened. And finally, the conditions were right." By here, Selick means LAIKA, created in 2005 by Nike co-founder Phil Knight in Portland, Oregon. After having acquired Vinton Studios in 2003, Knight formed LAIKA, with LAIKA/house doing commercial/video production work, and LAIKA Entertainment doing feature film work. Selick joined the latter as supervising director for feature film development and brought Coraline with him. About that transition, Selick said, "Bill [Mechanic] was a little reluctant [to let the option go], but he'd rather get the movie made than not. And, of course, he's a big supporter of the movie now that we've got it made." Strangely, one of the changes Selick made to Coraline in adapting the screenplay presaged the move to Oregon. "Another one of the conditions of doing this movie with Bill was—and I wasn't opposed because I was more comfortable with it—to set the story in the U.S., but I wanted to hold onto—well, at least with Spink and Forcible, they had to be British. So I thought, 'where in the whole country am I going to set this?' I was living in California at the time, and I discover this Shakespeare Festival, well-known, in Ashland, Oregon. And I thought, 'well, it's rainy and miserable there a lot of the time of the year.' And they might have moved there thinking they could get parts. And I set it there, having no idea I would actually move to Oregon to make the movie!" Selick knew that making changes to the book would be, as he put it, "a risky thing." "The fans…" Selick said and paused, considering. "I think they'll be okay. I wanted to hold onto quite a lot from the book. So Spink and Forcible, I think we've captured very well, and Bobinsky, we've made him—you know, I think he's similar, but I think he's more 'in your face.' In adapting the book, the two most important in adapting I wanted to keep was, one, holding on to the essence of Coraline: not making her overly heroic, not making her Kim Possible; you know, giving her these incredible fighting skills. It still had to feel that she's skeptical, she doesn't trust adults, and ultimately, resourceful, brave, tenacious. You know, that was the most important thing to hang onto. And at times in the book—you know, it was written over many years. It was actually first inspired by Neil's older daughter, when she was growing up, and then his younger daughter. So Coraline actually seems to change ages in the book—and I always liked that. You know, kids, they regress. They… So she can say to her father, 'I'm not five years old, anymore!' and then act exactly like a five year old." Eyes closed Selick chose more words, seemingly plucking them from the air with his fingers. "So that was the most essential, and then there's the relationship with her real mom. You know, the real mom at the end of the book is not suddenly loving and nice and warm and touchy. She's the same. There's no real lessons learned. It's Coraline who comes to [see things] in a new way." One of the challenges for the film Coraline is to make the audiences also see things in a new way, and to that end LAIKA Entertainment expended considerable resources: at the height of production, hundreds of animators, lighting and camera men, puppeteers, costumers, builders and other production staff worked simultaneously on the fifty-plus sets ensconced in the Hilsboro warehouse. A master of the small things that make stop-motion feel so tangible, Selick pushed for the production of costumes made from real cloth, and Coraline and many other characters sport real hair, something almost unheard of in stop motion films. And then there is the 3-D, in which a proprietary capture system synchs up the camera movements and allow each shot to be taken twice, one for each of the viewer's eyes. Because there are still very few theaters in the world that can show 3-D movies, Coraline had to be planned so that the movie worked without the 3-D process but still brought something extra to those who see the film in special stereoscopic theaters. Asked about the decision to use 3-D with Coraline, Selick referred to it as being the film's "Wizard of Oz moment…you know, going from black and white to color to show the change between these two worlds. I can't do that, that's really tired. It seemed pretty obvious: we can use 3-D. It's perfect." But Selick was wary of going overboard with the approach. "Let's not have it perfectly flat in the real world, and huge 3-D in the other. We use it very subtly, and here and there, we crank it up." To increase the feeling of being stifled experienced by a bored kid, the rooms in the real world sets were built with forced perspective—they look essentially the same on camera, but the sets are at harsher angles, more shallow, giving the viewer a subliminal feeling of discomfort. "With the crushed sets and floors raked like this, we shoot with a little 3-D in the cameras, and you realize, 'this just doesn't feel very comfortable here.' And then you go to the Other World, and you build the other set, but you build it very deep. And you add color, and you redress it. And suddenly you can breathe and it has a warmth." Continued Selick about the 3-D, "It just seemed like the perfect fit for the story. We use it for a few effects here and there—stuff coming out of the screen. But mainly it's internal, and also when the other world goes bad, too much of a good thing, we also crank up the 3-D at times to where it goes beyond an effect and things feel wrong in a more, in a powerful way. So there's been a, you know—it's organic, it's not scientifically planned, but there's a script for the 3-Dness of the film." Despite his love of the craft of stop-motion animation, and his command of the form's technical challenges and advantages, Selick, like any good adapter of another's material, returns to the source, Gaiman's book, as the measure of Coraline, the film. "I'll put it this way," he said near the end of the day's talk. "The book lives in tones of grey to black. We go lighter but we also go very dark…we just don't live there as long." Selick stood up, off to oversee more aspects of his Other World as the film's production moves through its final stages. "I was always thinking of the fans of the book," Selick said with emphasis. "The movie has evolved into something else, but it holds on very tightly to—I'd like to think—all the important elements from the book. I think that if people come see the film, the fans of the book will realize that we've really fought to hold onto the essence of almost every element in the film." Related Stories: More on Gaiman/Batman with Dan DiDio Neil Gaiman to Write DC's Batman P. Craig Russell - Adapting Coraline and More Animated Shorts - Henry Selick, Part 1 Animated Shorts - Henry Selick, Part 2
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view from The Peninsula Hotel Bangkok
Tokyo - Barcelona
The Peninsula Hotel - Eurostars Grand Marina
Voted the World's Most Liveable City, views of Melbourne include the Cricket Ground, the Rod Laver Arena, the botanical gardens and the trendy district South Bank. The panorama also includes Federation Square.
Sydney - Melbourne
Four Seasons Hotel - Adina Apartment Hotel
New York - Geneva
Dream Down Hotel - Hotel de la Paix
Budapest - Washington D.C.
InterContinental Hotel - Phoenix Park Hotel
Amsterdam - Warsaw
The Bridge Hotel - Intercontinental Hotel
The earthTV camera installed on top of the highest Intercontinental Hotel in Warsaw overlooking the whole city centre: the Palace of Culture, Warsaw's beautiful Old Town, the Opera House and the Vistula River.
Berlin - London
The Westin Grand Hotel - Founders Arms Pub
The earthTV camera has returned to Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong, capturing the view from the legendary Peninsula Hotel across the stunning skyline of the Chinese metropolis. From here, celebrities like Princess Diana and Elizabeth Taylor have enjoyed this truly majestic panorama of Central Victoria and the busy harbour of the former crown colony. Don't miss the daily multimedia spectacle Symphony of Lights, which highlights more than 40 buildings around Victoria Harbour in a magnificent way – simply unforgettable!
From top of the city hall the earthTV camera offers a breathtaking view over Vienna. The earthTV camera shows the St. Stephen's Cathedral, the most eminent Gothic monument in Austria and symbol of the Austrian identity. Further you can see imperial palace, parliament, parks of Vienna and the town hall square.
Hong Kong - Viena
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Music is an intrinsic part of everyday life, and yet the history of its development from single notes to multilayered orchestration can seem bewilderingly complex.
In his dynamic tour through forty thousand years of music, from prehistoric instruments to modern-day pop, Howard Goodall leads us through the story of music as it happened, idea by idea, so that each musical innovation - harmony, notation, sung theater, the orchestra, dance music, recording - strikes us with its original force. Along the way, he also gives refreshingly clear descriptions of what music is and how it works: What scales are all about, why some chords sound discordant, and what all postwar pop songs have in common.
The story of music is the story of our urge to invent, connect, rebel - and entertain. Howard Goodall's beautifully clear and compelling account is both a hymn to human endeavor and a groundbreaking map of our musical journey.
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Great intro to musc history
I really enjoyed this book it gradually teaches you some simple music theory and how music evolved over the centuries in an extremely entertaining way, not dry and academic. It also teaches the language to talk about music which I didn't even know I was missing.
One criticism of the book is that some parts were hard to follow and were begging for an audio example - since this was a direct reading of a book this was obviously not possible.
There is a BBC documentary that seems to be a shortened version of this book, in fact some sections are identical and in the documentary he provides lots of examples of the techniques and details in the book - really brings the subject to life.
If you search on Youtube or Amazon for Howard Goodall you should be able to find them.
I gave it 5 stars as it got me enthusiastic for learning more about music and its structure not just listening to it.
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Great book, look for the BBC documentary
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Monday, July 3, 2017
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
We were honored once again by CC4C by doing a video of a day in the life of Hayden. This was our Thursday with OT, PT, medical supplies and a state football ring ceremony.
The video was masterfully done by relifefilms and the most beautifully touching witnesses of our family and how CC4C has blessed us. Thank you to all who have played a part in it. My testimony of CC4C is that they have been the most resourceful group we have ever been supported by as a whole family.
CC4C has taken on the role of acting as community social workers made up of superstars, rock stars, gold medal athletes and state champions. Collectively they have helped us network to avenues we didn't know existed to help us find help outside of what we had researched ourselves.
They taught us new resources for technology help, and rare medical studies that are tough to find and apply for without help of navigation and education to help us find help ourselves. Their cause vocally gives credit that it was called of God to formation. These individuals are magnified in their incredible talents to bless our lives and so many others. If you would like to financially support them, they would love your help. If you know of a family struggling for a diagnosis, have them apply. It has been more than we ever expected.
To learn more about Champions for Children see the links below:
CC4C has a mission statement. From us, I would say, mission accomplished!
This season, CC4C focused on 10 children, pairing them up with a CC4C alumnus/alumna champion child, a champion teammate, and a high school team who, together, create a team of inspiration and support as they race toward their recovery finish line.
You can read their bios here: http://cc4c.org/2016-17-champion-children/
The champion programs at CC4C form the primary mode of inspiration that the foundation utilizes to carry out its mission.
The Teammates team up with each child and run a race in their honor, giving them the medal they receive at the annual Medal Giving Ceremony. CB Hudson is Hayden's rockstar teammate.
The High School Teams welcome the children into their programs with open arms, giving them opportunities that they never imagined having due to their conditions. Hayden's team has been Lake Travis Football.
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
5 months into Texas Managed Care Organizations from Medicaid
Testimony over Senate Bill 1922 "step therapy" for prescriptions
They have the professional pictures coming soon for the Senate Media.
Testimony to Senator Nelson Finance
Testimony to Senate Committee about MCO Roll out problems
Testimony to HHSC prior to MCO roll out from Medicaid
New legislation is required this session if we have any hope of fixing the many issues that have been placed upon fragile families due to the transition of Medicaid run by the state department to being managed by for profit managed care organizations.. My work is not done and I am glad I do not have to stand alone. I am fortunate to live in Austin to have the convenience of making the day trip to speak to the politicians. Many families travel from all over the state at their own personal expense of time and sacrifice to attend these meetings. We are families of vulnerable children of all races, socioeconomic backgrounds, and religions. We are a grassroots group of mothers and fathers of fragile children who have to rise up and speak out. #txlege Protect TX Fragile Kids
Things to know:
- Managed Care Organizations/Insurance Companies receive tens of billions of state dollars in their contracts
- Managed Care Organizations/Insurance Companies are for profit and get to keep their identified "cost savings" that happens to be tax payer money
- Texas wants the federal medicaid block grants so they can "manage" the Medicaid $ giving it to the MCOs.
- MCOs have their own prescription formularies and they want to control what medicines are approved and save cost by making patients fail generic drugs prior to allowing name brands
- MCOs do not want to pay for many of the standard of care images and tests that doctors require for high needs patients
- MCOs do not reimburse pay for therapies, equipment and supplies at the disclosed Medicaid rate and force many companies out of business
There are an awful lot of ways to defraud a multi-billion dollar program and that is why so many companies are turning up to offer to put their hand in the pot.
The next few weeks are vital to our family as we try and have influence over responsible careful legislation before the end in May. The laws that are passed will be in effect for the next couple of years and directly effect our family on a daily basis. Since most legislators at the capital hear from representatives of insurance companies, doctors, hospitals and pharmaceutical professionals, it is important for them to hear how policy effects families and individuals. It has been a crash course to learn how to navigate politics and the capital. If you would like to see the link to the Bills that I am following, click below: Medicaid Bills
Please know I always welcome company at the capital for any type of support.
Sunday, March 19, 2017
Spring Break 2017 Charleston
This year marks our second annual spring break road trip to Charleston, South Carolina. Four days of driving with five days of vacation.
With all our stops we added a lovely 2-3 hours each day. I hate packing and loading the kids for the trip, but once we are going, it is fun to have all the kids locked and loaded full of movies and high quality gas station snacks.
It was surprising just how beautiful Alabama's rolling hills and spring flowers are. The entire trip is beautiful should you ever make the trip. Leaving 80 degree weather to go to the beach that never got out of the 50s was a shock. Good thing we brought our winter clothes to the beach.
With all our stops we added a lovely 2-3 hours each day. I hate packing and loading the kids for the trip, but once we are going, it is fun to have all the kids locked and loaded full of movies and high quality gas station snacks.
It was surprising just how beautiful Alabama's rolling hills and spring flowers are. The entire trip is beautiful should you ever make the trip. Leaving 80 degree weather to go to the beach that never got out of the 50s was a shock. Good thing we brought our winter clothes to the beach.
This was our first venture with the free wheel attachment for the wheelchair. It worked great on the hard sand but not so great on soft sand. I guess we put too much pressure on it and it would bend the footplate. I figure, beach wheelchairs with fat tires are still the best if you can rent them at your beach. Since it wasn't available at most beaches, this gives us some option as it lifts the front casters if you look closely.
Low tide at Kiawa island with lots of jelly fish and buried treasure (like Scott's wedding ring that he lost and I found)
Hanna racing to pick up sand dollars and shells
The beautiful Ravenel bridge connecting Charleston to Mt. Pleasant
Plenty of things to do even in the cold in Charleston. The kids loved the aquarium.
Hanna loved touching the star fish.
Garrett loved the lego exhibits the most.
Mom always knows how to make new friends
This time Hayden wasn't so sure he wanted to be brave. Garrett sure did.
So we had never seen a turtle sit like this in the sun?
The plantations are amazing to visit in Charleston. They are sacred places and have been preserved and beautified. The kids learned a lot about slavery, Black, English, French and Native American history.
It took us touring the plantation and the zoo all day before were finally made it to the "pirate ship" that the kids had been looking forward to.
Garrett became obsessed with the canons and how they protected the plantation and the forts in the area.
Hanna and I became obsessed with the flowers and selfies with them.
The gardens at the plantations are amazing.
It was raining outside and the ship really isn't wheelchair accessible so we sand karaoke from the car as loud as we could, Highway to the Danger Zone!
Another trip to a national park and seeing a lighthouse on Sullivan's Island.
We have a lifetime America the Beautiful Pass pass for the disabled and we plan on going to see as many national parks as possible. They are better prices than any amusement park for sure.
The rain and lack of accessibility wouldn't stop us. Scott carried Hayden all the way to the top of the lookout.
The underground Fort Moultrie.
Not exactly what I expected to see from a national park, but this fort was very kid friendly and I am so glad we went to see where the early pioneers battled (actually Fort Sumter is where the Civil War began but it is only accessible by boat and it was just too cold)
Gaga and Hanna made cookies and hot chocolate since it was a cold spring break.
It was a great Sunday at church with Gaga taking a day of "rest".
Friday, February 24, 2017
CC4C and lots of Lake Travis Love
One of the most unusual things about our family and our life is our opportunity to meet extraordinary people in our community. The love and goodness of the individuals in our community has flooded our family and overwhelmed us.
Anytime there is a valentine's party for my little ones, that means I get to be busy making them for those that have a hard time cutting and coloring. Hayden is considered tetraplegic, so thank goodness for the digital age. The one above was the best I could do this year. It had many technical difficulties and for someone who used to do yearbooks for schools for years, this was not the product I was hoping for but settled due to time. Little did I know, that the few hours I put into making the valentines would be reciprocated 10 fold.CC4C paid a visit to Hayden and delivered by the Www.kindsnacks.com an amazing amount of goodies to his class with his champion buddy, CB Hudson. The ladies seem to nudge CB out of the way.
This kid loves his class, teachers and school. I give complete credit to the educators that make his classroom inclusion. This picture is worth a thousand words on why it works. Education, self esteem, service, community and most of all love.
Below is the result of reading and going through valentines for 3 hours and hanging them to celebrate all the way through the next few weeks including Hayden's 8th birthday. The kids had a blast but mom did most of the work;). I just couldn't begin to hang the entire basket of little valentines the kids got, so they made it on the stander on the right.
We had a great valentines day. Hayden upgraded his box this year to be in line with all his life or urology and GI battles but not quite yet appropriate 2nd grade potty humor.
Be sure to read the french with the french accent.
Garrett's 1st Valentine box.
Flowers from my sweet Valentine!
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It was probably inevitable, and now it has happened:
A New York talent agent is promoting a client who is a Bernhard Goetz lookalike.
``We are pushing things as hard as we can,`` said the agent, Bill Williams. ``We think there`s a possibility of a movie role coming out of all this.``


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Analyze the theme of truth and falsehood in the play Polygraph by Robert Lepage and Marie Brassard.
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In Polygraph by Lepage and Brassard, the theme of truth vs. falsehood is prevalent not only in David's search for the murderer, but also in his dishonesty—inferred by not sharing the polygraph results—as well as the truth of Francois' involvement in, or innocence of, the murder. While the falsehood related to David's behavior is easy to see, the truth of who murdered Francois' friend years before is never uncovered.
David and Francois who met during the proceedings of the inquest into the rape and murder of Marie-Claude-Legare in Quebec City, find themselves in the same circle again (six years later) through the character of Lucie, an actress who witnesses a suicide and gives a statement to David; she also happens to be Francois' next door neighbor. The three interact.
In discussion with Lucie about the unsolved case, David admits that even when someone passes the polygraph test, the authorities never give this information to the suspect. In fact, they withhold it purposely:
Poor Francois...At the Parthenais they know he is innocent, but he'll probably never be told.
Why not?
In a police inquiry where the guilty party hasn't been identified, it's strategy to keep everyone in ignorance.
David admits that it was he who gave the polygraph to Francois—though Francois does not know this. David, however, recognizes Francois.
As the play progresses, Francois is said to walk "like a predator," in one scene. We hear his wailing and lamenting cries through the wall of the apartment (as does David). Francois has a terrible temper, lashing out at David for asking too many questions, sounding like an "interrogator in a bad detective movie." When Lucie asks Francois if he killed the girl, he admits:
I don't think so.
Lucie asks for an explanation; Francois says:
...sometimes...I don't know anymore.
Is he guilty?
David gives a psychological analysis of the process and effects of the polygraph on a suspect.We learn that in Francois' case, the polygraph "gave evidence that this witness was really telling the truth."
The witness was not told because the tester (David) wanted to see how the suspect would react without assurance of his innocence—maybe giving away hidden information. This infers, then, that the polygraph test can be "tricked." We know today that this is true...that intimidation by the tester can evoke unreliable signs of guilt. It has been suggested that polygraph results are not based on a reliable science.
And while David believes...
...such strategies...should be used only with great care and compassion [...because] the psychological response we trigger is so violent as to effect a lasting disorder in the mind of a totally innocent suspect...
...this was not a concern, it seems, in Francois' case.
A flashback shows Francois' response. Note the stage direction in italics:
(a complete emotional breakdown)
...I didn't kill her!! It wasn't me! It wasn't me! You want to drive me mad, that's it!! You are driving me mad...
David notes:
...the police never told him he was released from suspicion...He was never let off the hook.
While David's professional behavior is standard procedure, this deceit does, in fact, damage Francois—by the end he is no longer sure of his innocence. He takes his life by throwing himself in front of a moving train; the audience can only wonder.
We see David's falsehood practiced on Francois—and its effect. We never know for certain, however, if Francois was innocent.
Truth and falseness are the premise and major theme of this play. One element of this exploration of truth and falseness is the role that film has as an indicator of truth though a product of fictionalization. While Francois is innocent, his experience with the polygraph test undermines his confidence in his knowledge of reality, which is even further undermined when he learns a film is being made to portray the actual murder.


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still struggling over what to do for this 50th wedding anniversary cake I have to do this weekend.
Here are my ideas...which would you do if you were doing it?
1. 3 tiers (8, 10, and 14) with gold ribbon around the bottom of each tier, and white royal icing roses all the way around the ribbon (in front of the ribbon) with gold foil leaves and swiss dots up the side.
2. Above tiers with gold ribbon around the bottom and on top of each tier a cluster of white bc or royal icing roses with gold foil leaves, and swiss dots on the sides.
3. Above tiers with gold ribbon around middle of each tier, and roses around the bottom or clustered only on the top with gold foil leaves...no swiss dots.
Any advise...first one I have ever done, and I want it look nice, not tacky. I've looked at all of the pictures in the gallery. My concern with doing all the roses around the ribbon would be they have to take off all of the roses, then the ribbon before they even cut it, but I guess that is pretty typical. Any help?
I'd opt for #2... I think with the roses on top of each tier, you'd see the gold ribbon at the bottom better and it wouldn't take away from the presentation of the ribbon.
Well, they all sound very nice...
I think you should do which ever one you would like...
#2 does sound the nicest but seems like the most work....
It's you decission as you are the one doing the work.
Happy decorating,
I like #2 also. Question, are these tiers going to be separated with columns or stacked on top of each other? Maybe stack the 14 & 10" layers and put the 8" on columns. Roses on top of the 10" and the number 50 with smaller roses on top of the 8"? Just a thought, it sounds like it will be gorgeous no matter which one you go with! Don't forget to post pics!!!
Was planning columns between the 14 and 10 and 8...not too trusting yet to do a stacked cake...maybe next time...if I survive this time.
Choice #2 sounds the best, but try the stacked...it's pretty easy really. Just make sure you have either wooden or plastic dowels under the layers. You can do it! Because you still have to use the dowels under the separator plates, go for it!
I think all of your ideas sound great! When I was planning my in-laws 50th I had wanted to do a cake like their wedding cake but I couldn't see it very clear in any of the pictures that I had and as it was a surprise I couldn't ask her for a picture. Ended up uses a dummy cake and put a picture of them at their wedding when they were cutting the cake. Turned out cute just not what I had wanted. Anyway.... good luck and I'm sure whichever one you choose will be great!
I think #2 sounds really pretty. I think the cake would look good stacked and I know you could do it! Also, you could use silk flowers and that would save you some time. I am sure whatever you decide the cake will be gorgeous!
Did you look at my 50th wedding anniversery cake in my photos? I didn't know what I was going to do until I put it together! Stacked the bottom two layers and pillared the top layer. Wrapped cake drums with one type of ribbon and the cake with another type ~ both gold and then went with fondant ribbon roses and filler flowers with gold leaves and dragees for the filler flower centers. They were easy to make and the family loved the cake! I didn't have to deliver the cake because I dowed the bottom stacked layers and had the pillars in place - all they had to do was set the top tier on when they got it home. It was easy and I was quite happy with how it turned out.
I like #1 and #2.... but it sounds like 2 had the vote right now... so I will say 2 also.
I like the idea of 1 myself, but it just seems like a ton of work to just have the cake cutter pull off all of the roses, and then the ribbon to ever be able to cut the cake. Hence why I wanted all of your opinions...I want to do a really good job, and it is hard because I work full-time at a real job (not that cake decorating isn't a real job, but I must say the real job pays much better)...so timing of everything is an issue as well. I like the idea of doing air-dryed buttercream roses, but know that I can turn out the royal roses (because I have practiced them more).
Ok... maybe this is a stupid question... but is there a reason you are doing the 8" on the top instead of the 6"? I like to keep my sizes uniform... like 14, 10, 6, or 12, 9, 6, or 6, 8, 10....ect. I know other people don't do it this way.... I'm just weird about symmetry.
I think # 2 sounds good. Best of luck with your cake and don't be afraid of stacking... It's not as hard as it seems!
Reason is more for amount of servings really...Lady at the local craft store where I buy my cake supplies, etc. said this would be fine. I figured 6 inch would look too small up on top next to a 10 inch.


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Unanswered: Another simple prob I cant fig out
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Since you got the full 17K items, there is something that is different about the whole row. Pick a pair of "duplicates, and set them side by side. You should be able to pick out a difference, whether it be an identity column, GUID column, or just some detail column that is not part of what should have been the primary key. Good luck.


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Wrath of the Gods is a Miracle in Dark Souls 3. To cast a Miracle you must use a Talisman/Chime or Special Weapons that can cast Miracles.
Wrath of the Gods
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|30 Faith
Primal form of Force. Creates a powerful shockwave.
Wrath of the Gods is an epic tale, while Force is but a woefully incomplete version of that yarn.
This primal account of profound fury emits a shockwave that also inflicts damage.
Acquired From
- Can be found in the Profaned Capital. When standing atop of the wooden settlement overlooking a toxic lake filled with centipede women, run straight across and up a stone ramp that leads to a ladder. Climb up the ladder and follow the ledge past the room with the hand monster to your right. Run up the stairs and onto the roof, jump down into the building to claim it (Video location).
- Deals physical damage.
- Sped up in regulation 1.08 and again in patch 1.11.
- Takes approximately 1.7 seconds to cast at max casting speed.
- Deals high stamina damage and will almost always knock the opponent down.
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18 Jul 2017 10:15
with sage ring +2, Wrath of the Gods needs 1.4 seconds to cast; Morne's Rage needs 1.3 seconds to cast.ReplyReplies (0)
- Anonymous
08 May 2017 03:23
this is really useful at invasions, to throw people off the map, especially gankers. Just climb some stairs and wait for one of them, or go in dangerous falling zones and use itReplyReplies (2)
- Anonymous
06 May 2017 05:21
I don't know what people are talking about, i've been kicking ASS with this. Especially in PvE, but definitely in PvP as well. In PvP it REALLY shines when there're multiple people fighting each other because i can run up and use this in the middle of all of them and hit like 600 damage on average which is usually around half of their hp. I have 50 faith to get this damage btw. PvE it just destroys in... you don't even need a brain for this to be useful in PvE so i'll just focus on PvP. I can use this MID FIGHT and hit people, it's not THAT slow... I don't know if it's been patched or what, but i can get in an R1 with my carthus curved greatsword and start up this spell and people will spam a hit or two before trying to roll away after realizing what i'm doing and will get roll caught trying to roll away. : D It's perfect against gankers and if you can get someone with this you can repeatedly hit people with it if you time it right. This is without the sage ring too, it's even faster with that. : DReplyReplies (0)
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23 Apr 2017 22:21
Pretty useless even in PVE. Mobs can hit you until you're done casting or you're dead. At least Emit Force is useful as its cast fast and does the same this would be used for if it didnt take forever to cast: shieldbreak.ReplyReplies (3)
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22 Apr 2017 15:29
Good thing: Doesn't oneshot most of the players like in DS2
Bad thing: 1345624438063 years to cast itReplyReplies (3)
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12 Apr 2017 13:43
This makes handling ganks solo way easier now thanks from for buffing cast time!ReplyReplies (0)
06 Apr 2017 04:21
Had to update the page. The old information of the spell taking 3-4 seconds to cast is outdated. After regulation 1.11, which did actually decrease the spell's casting time though this was left unstated in the patchnotes, WoG's takes about 1.7 seconds to cast with max dex. This number was reached using a stop watch, so it's only an approximation of course.ReplyReplies (0)
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31 Mar 2017 14:01
Requires a huge amount of stamina to block.
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24 Mar 2017 16:55
Gotta cast this with canvas/sunlight talisman with the unfaltering prayer WA. Also putting Saint-Tree Bellvine in offhand is a good idea to boost the cast speed.
- Anonymous
19 Mar 2017 19:52
This miracle is to hard to hit with even with the poise art most people aren't aggressive enough. Rather use lightning storm than this in my experience that hits more often because of its range and you can ashen estus right after because of its lasting effects around you
- Anonymous
14 Feb 2017 08:00
Uh so anyone have have an issue with getting it but not showing up in spells at a bonfire?
- Anonymous
12 Jan 2017 14:55
Its me
- Anonymous
14 Dec 2016 19:59
I'm sorry but everyone needs to stop complaining about how "useless this is"
It has a use in PVP, and I hit with it ever few matches.
It is super effective against overly aggressive players,
Just hit them with force and run away (to get space), hide behind one of the many things in the arena, then poise cast. Most overly aggressive players think you are healing and they come blasting overhead for a fancy jump attack. PAOW!! That will teach them.ReplyReplies (2)
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04 Nov 2016 00:42
Sage Ring does improve the cast speed.ReplyReplies (2)
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Ideas for improvement15 Sep 2016 22:48
The improvements to this miracle do not in any way make up for this awful miracle. Its still too long to cast and still not feasible to use on a faith build in comparison to other spells. Take Lightning Spear; easy to get, early in the game, ranged attack, less Focus, AND MUCH FASTER. WOTG is my favorite miracle, but in its current form is all but unusable on anyone but Chumps in PVP and NG enemies. My opinion is to give it range, the same startup, and upgraded power. More faith, more range, no buff to power. Oh, and make it have a cool down so that it can't be easily spammed. Same slow-ass animation, but now its fun and usable again. Or even do it so that you can't cast miracles for like 7 seconds afterwards or something, just BRING IT BACK FROM PLEASE.ReplyReplies (5)
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Think I found a hacker a few nights ago...03 Sep 2016 23:18
So I am a phantom in this guy's world and he uses finger. One guy comes in and he is able to use this miracle 4-5 times back to back to back no wait time between castings...ReplyReplies (2)
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Doesnt work efficiently.02 Jul 2016 15:05
Easily avoided. Just by rolling close range. Target has to be running at you.ReplyReplies (2)
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FIX IT19 Jun 2016 19:48
this sucks. fix it fix it fix itReplyReplies (4)
- Anonymous
Hurray! OP miracle got nerfed20 May 2016 03:39
Tnx fromsoftReplyReplies (2)
Oh man...18 May 2016 17:53
In b4 Iron Pinapple shenanigans.
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Overkill on the Nerf Fromsoft.17 May 2016 00:34
Worthless. At 30 dex, can't use this in any practical sense. AOE range is small, knockback in PVE is disappointing, damage is barely aight.

I'm starting to feel a miracle build was a waste of 15 hours...ReplyReplies (2)
- Anonymous
ugh13 May 2016 09:50
should made a cool down for it instead of increasing cast time,ReplyReplies (1)
- Anonymous
remember when30 Apr 2016 21:19
Remember When this spell didnt suck back in DS1 lol. The Over nerf on WoG is real it was balanced in pvp for DS1 with i-frames gimmie back my faith builds
- Anonymous
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Casting speed on Wrath of the Gods (Sage Ring/Dex is effective)27 Apr 2016 16:41
So I did some testing on the casting speed for WotG. The character I use is a Faith Strength build (50 Faith 30 Str) and I have 13 Dex.
Using a stop watch, I timed how long it took for the spell to proc. I started as soon as I hit the cast button, and stopped as soon as the explosion BEGAN.

- With 13 Dex, It took about 3.3 seconds to cast.
- With 13 Dex and the Sage's Ring, about 2.5 seconds.
Until this point I didn't think that Sage's Ring worked for miracles, but it does indeed. It's almost a full second faster.

I know Dex increases spell cast speed too, but I wasn't sure how it affected miracles either, so I respec'd my character from a Str to Dex.

- With 30 Dex and the Sage's Ring: about 1.7 seconds. A little more than a second and a half faster.
Quite an imporvement.

So to anyone who wants to use this miracle on their Faith build, (and you should cos it's a very powerful miracle and does not cost that much to cast) it is totally worth using the sage's ring and having a good amount of Dex to shorten that cast time.

I did not test beyond 30 Dex, but I plan to make a legit Faith/Dex build soon, and then I will do more testing of speeds at different Dex incriments. I realloted my build back to strength as my weapons are based around Str. I only did the respecing to check if the cast time was significantlly shorter, and it was. 1.7 may not seem like much, but when compared to 3.3, in the heat of battle, it means A LOT.ReplyReplies (2)


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[sparkytexasagain] bluwolf you are respected and appreciated here
[bluwolf] sparkytexasagain YEA I KNOW BUT I WANT TO KEEP IT SILENT,LETS GIV THESE NAYSAYERS THE CHANCE TO GET THE INTEL
[vic1tgk] THE MORE WE GET CLOSER...THE CRAZIER...THESE ANIMALS... CALLED WOLVES GET! PAY ATTENTION.... YOU DO...NOT HAND YOUR ...DINARS TO ANYONE!!!
[bluwolf] vic1tgk VIC ABOUT THE WOLVES THING,,JEJEJEJE
[bluwolf] CAN'T WE USE SOME OTHER ANIMAL
[bullrider1988] bluwolf we are ur family here not all but most please dont put your family in wheel chairs because your neighbor cant run
[bluwolf] bullrider1988 LISTEN UP IF YOU HAVE HEARD ME RIGHT YOU ALL KNOW WHERE WE ARE AT, NOTHING HAS CHANGED, NO NEWS FROM IRAQ HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH THIS RELEASE,WE ARE JUST WAITING FOR THE PHONE CALL PERIOD
[luckyme] crows
[bluwolf] luckyme THATS A GOOD ONE
[sparkytexasagain] bluwolf its a no-brainer, this thing is done, just wait for it as we march to Gods tune
[bluwolf] sparkytexasagain AMEN
[~SpiritualWarrior] Vultures
[bluwolf] ~SpiritualWarrior I LIKE!
[vic1tgk] bluwolf YOUR MY BROTHER IN JESUS NAME! I DID NOT IN ANYWAY... TRY TO WORD THAT AS MEANING IT AS A WOLF! I GO BY... THE LONE WOLF! MANY KNOW ME AS THAT...IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD! BECAUSE I USE TO DO AND HANDLE BAD..PEOPLE... WHEN THEY NEEDED TO BE DEALT WITH... PROPERLY!
[bluwolf] vic1tgk I KNOW JUST KIDDING
[bluwolf] BE THERE IN A MINUTE ON TH PHONE
[bluwolf] OK I AM BACK SORRY LONG CALL
[bluwolf] LISTEN ALL GO TO THAT CALL,THERE IS A NEED FOR PRAYER,ALOT OF PEOPLE ARE TUMBLEING AND LOSEING THERE FAITH,GET THE POWER BACK RECHARGE YOUR BATTERYS
[bluwolf] AND HOLD YOUR NORTH
[bluwolf] LIKE I SAID YOU ALL KNOW WHERE WE ARE AT, NOTHING HAS CHANGED SO DO NOT LISTEN TO HEARSAY
[bluwolf] ARE WE CLEAR YOU MAY ANSWER
[mickey29] bluwolf yes sir we are!
[D&D] yes sir crystal
[watereddown] bluwolf yes Sir
[bluwolf] OK THAT IS WHAT I WANTED TO KNOW TY
[bluwolf] YOU KNOW GUYS IT IS RAINING CATS AND DOGS OUT HERE TY LORD FOR THE BLESSING THE ISLAND NATION OF PUERTO RICO[BORINQUEN]
[bluebird] Bluwolf don't stay away so long this time. We miss you when you don't drop in.
[bluwolf] bluebird I HAVE TO TEACH SOME A LESSON OR TO,EITHER YOU PUT YOUR MONEY WHERE YOUR MOUTH IS OR YOU JUST STEP ASIDE AND DO NOT BOTHER THE INTEL PROVIDER
[vic1tgk] bluwolf Brotherman... God bless you...Thank you for all you...DO!!! INB GOD WE """"MUST"""" TRUST!!! Vic1tgk...
[bluwolf] vic1tgk AMEN TO THAT
[hotdogsays] bluwolf The PTB are the ones to decide when this happens...so wouldnt they wait till everything CRASHES (stock market flatline) before they let it go through?
[bluwolf] hotdogsays NO WE ARE WAY PAST THAT
[bluwolf] BE BLESS FOLKS MUST GO NOW AND EAT IT HAS BEEN FUN GOOD NIGHT
[bluwolf] ADIOS AND HAPPY JOURNEYS DECLARE IT AND ALL DREAMS SHALL COME TO BE
[bluwolf] GOOD NIGHT MODS AND TY THATS MY FOLKS
[bluwolf] HE IS THERE WITH YOU IN ALL YOUR HOMES FEEL THE CHILLS AND SAY AMEN I RECIEVE YOU LORD I CAN'T HERE YOU
[msgwen] I declare - It is done!!! In Jesus name!!!! Amen!
[MoNi831] AMEN!!!!!!:cross: :cross: :cross:
[maatpatch] AMEN!!!AMEN...
[D&D] amen brother amen
[bluwolf] THIS ROOM IS ALIVE NOW AMEN LORD
[bluwolf] IF YOU CRYING NOW HE IS THERE CAN YOU FEEL IT CRY FEEL THE CHILLS SAY AMEN AMEN
[mickey29] bluwolf Yes!
[Marshal Dillon] AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[mikesbabe] Amen
[geterdone] AMEN
[EAGLE2124] Amen
[bluwolf] LORD GIVE THEM WHAT THEY WANT,FulFILL ALL THEIR DREAMS,MAY YOUR TIME BE OURS TO, IN JESUS NAME I PRAY AND DECLARE,,AMEN,,,BLUWOLF
[maatpatch] :flag: :cross: :flag: Declare the Release and we recieve..
[illumination] Release in the matchless name of Jesus Christ Release...
[maatpatch] In His Name
[bluwolf] NO MATTER IF ALL IS DARK AND YOU CANNOT SEE,,IT IS THEN THAT I AM WITH YOU...
[bluwolf] MODS YOU HAVE THE HELM ITS BEEN FUN AMEN REMEMBER WE NEVER LOOK BACK
[songwriter55] bluwolf Thanks brother I needed that....
[bluwolf] songwriter55 I KNOW THANK H WHO SENT ME
[lindacraft] bluwolf it has been dark here for the last 2 hours we had really bad weather here in Mississippi did you post any new intel I missed??? So glad to see you on this afternoon.
[bluwolf] lindacraft NO I AM NOT POSTING BUT THE MODS WILL PLAC WHAT I SAID IN THE ROOM I GUESS I HAVE THAT EFFECT ON PEOPLE BBL ALL GOOD NIGHT FEELING GOOD JUST ABOUT NOW RIGHT
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Fannin guitarsI found a great guitar at a local 2nd hand store. I am just learning how to play and taking classes through a local continueing education class. There 14 in the class and about half bough guitars 2nd hand and quite a few (even the instructor) cann't believe the great sound it puts off. I don't know much about Fannins I know they were built by a japanese company and sold to the U.S market out of Ohio. My understanding is they were only made in the 1970's to the early to mid 80's. My instructor said it looks like mine was made in 1979 and looks like the model number could be c100. Does any one know of anyone else who has one of these? I went to a local shop that sells guitars, harps and various other string instuments and the man I talked to was the owner and he apparently has never heard of them.Tags: None
There was another thread on here just a week or so ago about a Fannin guitar. Apparently they were good guitars that just never caught on. You may have just gotten a very good deal. Check the other threads for a mention of it. Maybe someone else will chime in here with more information about them.
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I strummed around on a Fannin years ago in a local store. It had the worst intonation I've ever suffered through. Acted like the bridge was in the wrong place or something similar. Nice looking guitar with lots of fake abalone but ultimately a piece of crap. Glad you got a good one.Official HCAG "Theory-Challenged Hack"
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Larry Fannin (he's my uncle) sold these guitars through his sales network at NuLook Fashions out of Columbus OH. They were actually made in Taiwan, not Japan, from '79 to '84. If you need any info on your guitar, let me know. I've got tons of info, even one of his original sales brochures!
I picked up a Fannin D-19 about 23 years ago, it plays and sounds like the Martin D-28 my dad taught me on in the mid-70's. I have been able to find very little information about Fannin guitars, anything you could pass on would be appreciated. I would like to know the value(for insurance purposes), I saw a Fannin D-57 on ebay a few years ago seeling for $1200, it looked alot like another Martin my father had, very beautiful. My D-19 is just a basic guitar, no decorations or fancy inlays, and plays and sounds as good as it did the day I bought it. Thanks again for any info you can give.
I just purchased a D67 Fannin and would like to get a copy of the original brochure to find out about this model and others made. Is this a good model to keep for a collector as it seems to be a very nice guitar. It is in near neww condition in original case. Thanks for any info.


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PAS responds to Planning Consultation
The Scottish Government's 'People, Places & Planning: A Consultation on the Future of the Scottish Planning System, closed yesterday after three months of consultation.
A More Collaborative Planning System – What Can A Mediation Approach Offer?
Blog post about a recent conference held by PAS and Scottish Mediation.
Galashiels Academy students set to improve their place through innovative community partnership
On Tuesday 7 March, Galashiels Academy hosted the launch of an innovative four-year partnership with PAS.
SP=EED Verification in Fife
Bill Lindsay – Service Manager (Development Plan), Fife Council – blogs about commissioning PAS to deliver SP=EED Verification to a range of Fife Council staff.
Would you like to be recognised for your skills in community engagement?
We hear a lot about the importance of community engagement in the planning system – but do we really know what effective public involvement looks, or even feels, like?
Getting more people involved in the planning: PAS supports the aims of Scottish Government consultation launched today
PAS welcomes the announcement of a public consultation on the planning system, launched this morning by Kevin Stewart MSP, Minister for Local Government and Housing.
Shaping Place – An Introduction to Landscape Assessment
PAS volunteer, Alastair Smith, shares his thoughts on a recent volunteer training event on landscape assessment hosted by Doug Harman.
PAS Volunteer Celebration
PAS is holding an informal evening of celebration for all our volunteers, in recognition of their incredible contribution to the ethos and values of PAS.
A more collaborative planning system – what can a mediation approach offer?
With the recent Independent Planning Review having referenced mediation in three of its recommendations, PAS and Scottish Mediation are looking to explore how this can be facilitated to improve engagement within planning.