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I would like to know any, shall I say, "out-of-use" german words that may or may not carry connotations, like 'jawohl' or 'Fräulein'. And of course words that would sound somehow weird nowadays. I am doing this simply for fun and knowledge. So, more clearly said, write here any outdated german words. :)
1See german.stackexchange.com/questions/1437/… for Jawohl - it is just a normal word. See also german.stackexchange.com/questions/986/… – knut Nov 25 '18 at 22:29
2Welcome Dydydy. The SE policy is, to not thank beforehand in questions, because there is an elaborated system to generate reputation from your thanks instead. Meanwhile, we don't greet with names. Your signature is automatically placed below each question, answer and comment. – user unknown Nov 26 '18 at 1:27
3German Language is a question & answer site where we are very good in answering a question on a single issue. Please understand that generating multiple big lists of words would not be a good fit for this site, as we would be unable to select a good answer. Such lists would easily be generated from dictionary entries: e.g. duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/veraltend or duden.de/suchen/dudenonline/veraltet – Takkat♦ Nov 26 '18 at 7:18
Take a look at that: amp.welt.de/kultur/article184451502/… – scienceponder Nov 26 '18 at 11:29
Jawohl. simply means Got it. It's not outdated. You may hear
quite often if one acknowlegdes something which went well. For example, commenting a good move in a football game.
Fräulein is not used any more to address unmarried women. You may still hear it when parents address their daughter.
Ach, das Fräulein will wieder mal verreisen. – Ja, Papa!
1While I agree with what you wrote, this doesn't answer the question at all. (Not that I'm in favor of answering this question in the first place.) – Philipp Nov 26 '18 at 16:07
1Have a look at de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexikon_der_bedrohten_W%C3%B6rter and achgut.com/artikel/… – multiplex et liber Nov 29 '18 at 11:24
There is such a lot of these words. I'll provide you the first two that came into my mind:
wohlfeil and
feilbieten. Enjoy :-)
Few days ago for some reason another quite outdated word that you might like came into my mind:
allenthalben. It's one of my favorites but I almost never use it because many people don't even understand it anymore.
These are really outdated. Most people had to look them up. – Janka Nov 26 '18 at 8:38
So maybe you'll like
Oheimas well. – yaccob Nov 26 '18 at 8:46
Yes, I like it. You know, examples like that. Maybe you can tell me more :) Like, veryy outdated terms – Dydydy Nov 26 '18 at 13:31
1Among role players these are still in everyday - well, everygame - use – infinitezero Jul 11 '19 at 22:20
The couple of outdated words that come to mind are mädel and schweinhund. I have heard of the former popularity of these words, but haven't personally experienced it. Nevertheless, I especially like schweinhund and would like to see it make a comeback.
4It's Schweinehund. It never was Schweinhund. Both Mädel and Schweinehund are still in use. – Janka Nov 26 '18 at 8:36
1In addition to what Janka said, the innere Schweinehund is probably immortal. – Tsundoku Nov 26 '18 at 16:14
I wish I would have learned this years ago. I was taught that schweinhund was an insult toward someone, but this makes much more sense.Thanks for the clarification. – Jimmyb Nov 27 '18 at 22:33
1Schweinehund is indeed an insult. Schweinhund is a misspelling usually in English speaking movies. – gnasher729 Nov 28 '18 at 19:43


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Rainer Pervöltz grew up in Berlin. After finishing his studies in German and French literature he was invited to California and discovered there his true profession: he found several teachers, who taught him forms of Gestalt- and Bodytherapy, particularly Jack Lee Rosenberg and Eric Marcus. Here he also got in contact for the first time with different Buddhist and Taoist schools. Andrew DaPassano become his first spiritual teacher.
In London he studied Biodynamic Psychotherapy with Gerda Boyesen; for several years he worked as trainer for the Biodynamic Institute and founded later with friends the Chiron Centre, a place for psychotherapy and training. He lived in England for twelve years. Then he felt drawn back to Germany. Freiburg became his chosen hometown. Here too, he developed with friends a psychotherapy school, the Transpersonal School for Psychology and Psychotherapy.
He learned much from Mantak Chia in the framework of Taoist energywork, and Arnold Mindell became one of his most important teachers in the large field of the dreambody.
As therapist, supervisor, and teacher he works in Germany and other European countries.
Publications: – Über die Köstlichkeit der Distanz", Holotropos-Verlag, Offenburg, Juli 2009
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As a child Christopher was outspoken when it suited him at times he was quiet
and of course he was mischievous as all little boys are as a young man he likes
to do everything he liked to read he likes to be with his friends as young kids
r young boys he enjoyed life everything that would make him happy r comfortable
he would do but mostly he enjoyed being with his friends and family his early
inspirations toward rap music were the LLs of the world the sugar hills the Mr.
magics and the fat boys of the rap channel those were all the things I heard in
the house even though I called it noise and banging I know now that it is a
accepted musical art form I was a single parent I raised my son on my own his
father had no influence on his decision towards the musical outlet r career he
chose my son had a mind of his own even if his father was around he would have
turned to rap he loved music he loved rap at a point in my sons life he
developed paranoia about death and about the dying we are living in a world of
perfect human beings we are greed jealousy and envy or manifested by what
others have accomplished in life my son was very very much aware of that he
appreciated his station in life on the directions in which he was going are
traveling on the other hand there were others who I should uhh use the hip hop
phrase player hating and I think that is what resulted in his paranoia if I had
to change anything in my sons life that would have allowed him to be here
today I would have deterred him from a career in music im aware that millions
appreciated his music millions loved his music be that it may if he hadnt
chosen that life style that career my son would be alive today if I could sum
up Christopher in one word the word would be generous th thing that my son
loved most about life was the fact that he was in a position to help position
to share position to give to others who needed to others who wanted to others
apreciated the gifts that he gave thats what he loved most
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High-level talks have taken place in Rugby to help shape the future of speedway?s Sky Sports Elite League.
Representatives from every top-flight club ? including Oxford, who have stated their desire to drop down to the Premier League in 2003 ? were on hand at the British Speedway Promoters Association headquarters in Wood Street.
Coventry were one of a handful of clubs lobbying for fundamental changes to the format for next year and BSPA chairman Chris Van Straaten said: ?It was a very frank and honest exchange of views and we have agreed to hold further talks together in three weeks and final confirmation at the AGM in November.?
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Life Science and Agriculture
UNH offers the following majors in the College of Life Science and Agriculture. UNH GSSP students cannot apply as a first year student to any of the majors below, however a Liberal Arts, Business or Engineering track can be chosen with intentions of applying to any of the majors below in Year 2. Entry to the majors below is decided by the individual college and will be dependent on a student's UNH GPA and availability within the program.
Pathway to Degree in:
Bachelor of Science
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- Biology
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- Community and Environmental Planning
- EcoGastronomy Dual Major
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- Environmental Sciences
- Equine Studies
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Applicants may apply to Emory Law through the Early Decision Program. Those admitted through to the traditional JD program through this option will receive a minimum merit scholarship of $45,000 divided over their six semesters at Emory Law. The deadline for Early Decision applications is March 1.
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- If admitted under the Early Decision program, the candidate must submit a nonrefundable deposit within 14 days of admission.
- This is a binding decision program.
- An Early Decision applicant must enroll in Emory Law if accepted under this program.
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Designing and developing the internet
The internet is perhaps mankind's greatest invention. It is used every day all over the world for both business and personal use.
The World Wide Web has created millions of careers all around the world and the internet is undoubtedly the fastest growing industry in the 21st century. Careers in web development and design are ever-changing and developing. These careers really are the future. So why not get with the programme?
If you heard the words 'web' and 'career' in the same sentence, you might be excused for automatically thinking of Spiderman. However, a job which involves wearing spandex and fighting green goblins is not normally regarded as a viable career option. In actual fact, we are here to talk about the exciting world of web development and web design.
What kind of work do web designers and developers do?
These careers are essential for creating, maintaining, updating and improving web applications. This can involve carrying out highly complex tasks and, therefore, highly-skilled and knowledgeable web professionals are required to carry them out.
Without these guys, the internet would have crashed and burned. You wouldn't be able to message your friends on Facebook; you wouldn't be able to find out about random things on Wikipedia; you wouldn't be able to do your online banking; and most importantly, you wouldn't be able to use AllAboutCareers.com.
Web developers and designers can work for all kinds of organisations, from investment banks and hospitals, to charities and advertising agencies. Some of these professionals will work permanently for one organisation, others will work for web agencies or consultancies and others will work purely on a freelance basis.
What skills and qualifications are required to be a web developer or designer?
Owing to the technical nature of these careers, web developers and designers tend to need specialist training. Most web professionals now have an I.T. degree. Some also have vocational qualifications in specific programming languages, such as Perl, PHP, Java, or HTML.
Alternatively, if you have the right kind of mathematical skills and logic, you can theoretically teach yourself a huge range of web development and design skills from books and through trial and error methods. However, this is a very difficult and rare way to develop your I.T. career.
Since new technologies are constantly being introduced and existing technologies are constantly being updated, a career in web development and design is a constant learning process. Indeed, everyone might need to do some home studying at some point to keep their skills fresh. However, on-the-job training is by far the best way to develop your skills.
What is the role of the web developer?
Essentially, web developers deal with the 'non-design' aspects of building web applications, such as coding.
Firstly, these guys liaise with their clients and try to understand their website needs. Once they understand the desired functionality and purpose of the proposed website, they will go away and manipulate the various programming languages that they know how to use, in order to write specific codes and programmes.
These programmes then simultaneously send various commands to the web server and the browser (e.g. Firefox, Chrome, Safari etc.). These specific commands then influence how a web application works and determines how a website's various features operate.
Web development: Front-end vs. back-end
Web development can be split into two main disciplines: front-end and back-end. Back-end development deals with the programmes sent to the server; these guys develop the stuff we don't physically see on the website. For example, they write codes that determine how data is distributed and how data is arranged.
Front-end developers focus on the commands sent to the browser, which determine how a website looks and behaves. For example, how a website scrolls up and down, how hyperlinks open and how multimedia features work.
Web developers can use a plethora of different programming languages and scripts to create web applications, such as PHP, Javascript, HTML and Ruby. All of them have their own advantages, disadvantages and specific purposes. Some of them are more useful for back-end development and some are more useful for front-end development.
Many web developers are skilled in a range of different programming languages. However, most people eventually choose to specialise in one or two specific languages and develop their careers around those niche skills.
What is the role of the web designer?
Web design careers are focused on how a website looks. These guys combine graphic design skills with specific knowledge of computer programmes to create and arrange the pages that comprise a website.
Websites may include text, pictures, sounds, videos and other interactive features. It's a web designer's job to make sure these work properly, look good and are easily accessible to the users.
Web designers will have a good understanding of art and design principles, such as colour and space. They will use computer design applications, such as Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Flash, to physically design websites. They might also then use applications, such as CSS, or lightweight programming languages, such as HTML, to style the website and manipulate how text and images are arranged on the page.
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So, I find myself not nearly as stressed as I was last August when I was first learning Blackboard, taking two 4 credit hour classes, working full time (plus), and re-introducing myself to college and advisors and all it had to offer. I look back now and feel so relieved and so proud of myself.
I probably shouldn't have stated on 'paper' that I wasn't as stressed; I'm sure that will come back to bite me in about a month! My second class does not begin until mid-semester so that is certainly something new and exciting, I'm sure.
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MUScoop Wiki - By the fans, for the fans.
Marquette's Bars / Eateries
Over the years, Marquette has had its share of bars around campus. Few have been mainstays, some have come and gone, and nearly all have changed ownership/names over the years. This is the spot you'll find some history that Marquette might not ever teach you.
Campus Bars
- The Mug Rack (old student union)
- VFW (attached to West Hall)
Bradley Center Bars
Just because MU fans are lucky enough to have beer sales in the Bradley Center during games, doesn't mean that you can't go out for a few before and after the games. The area around the Bradley Center has some great bars, both sports-themed and good, old-fashioned watering holes.
Water Street Bars
Where the beer flows, and the undergrad goes….
Other Milwaukee Bars
Marquette Bars In Other Cities
A list of the Marquette friendly bars and addresses in other cities.
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When you become a Redlands student, you aren't just a face in the crowd. Individualized support to stay on track towards your personal and educational goals can make a big difference.
Learn more than class subjects
We want you to be prepared for life outside the classroom as well as inside it. Whether it's skills to help manage the college experience or to be ready for your chosen career, you can find your footing here.
Career Services —
There are Redlands graduates working in some of the leading healthcare, agriculture, engineering, and commercial enterprises throughout our region. If you know your strengths and your goals, we can help you get there!
Academic Center for Enhancement —
You might find a certain class challenging. We understand, and have well-structured resources you can take advantage of. You may or may not be a first-generation college student in your family, but it's new to you. We're ready to help!
Because we offer such a wide range of programs, we see many different types of students. Each student has their own need for support and guidance; being a just-small-enough school means students get individual attention, inside and outside the classroom.


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Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems,
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Polling-systems-based Autonomous Vehicle Coordination in Traffic Intersections with No Traffic Signals
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One of the most common surgical procedures we perform is a cat neuter, know medically as an orchectomy. It is performed for several reasons:
- It minimizes roaming
- It minimizes aggressive behavior
- It prevents male cats from impregnating females.
- It minimized urinating in the home (urine spraying).
Male cats are territorial and prone to fighting, which leads to serious diseases, especially viral diseases like FeLV, FIP, and FIV. Neutering minimizes this fighting, helping also to cut down on these serious contagious diseases.
At the Long Beach Animal Hospital we use the carbon dioxide laser for all of our cat neuters. There is almost no bleeding during the surgery, but most importantly, there is negligible swelling and pain post operatively. Your cat will appreciate this.
Sometimes people get a jaded mindset when it comes to routine surgeries like neuters, that are performed by the thousands, especially at low cost spay and neuter clinics. It is a major surgery, and we treat it as such at the Long Beach Animal Hospital, which you will learn about in this page.
Several days prior to any surgery please bring in your pet for a preanesthetic exam and blood panel to confirm your pet is ready for anesthesia. At that time one of our doctors will go over any questions you have.
On the day of surgery we need your cat in the hospital between 7:30 AM and 8 AM. Please take away all food when you go to bed the evening before surgery. Let your pet have water during the night. Do not give your cat anything to eat or drink the morning of surgery.
Our surgeon will call you after the surgery is complete and your cat is awake. It can go home in the late afternoon the day of surgery unless instructed otherwise. Please call our office at 4 PM for pickup time, you will be given written post operative instructions then. We are open until midnight if you need to pick up later.
Graphic surgical photos later in this page
Pre-anesthetic preparation is important in every surgery we perform, no matter how routine. all of our neuters receive a physical exam prior to surgery. After this exam will we draw a small amount of blood for an in-hospital pre-anesthetic test. When everything is in order we will give a sedative. This will calm the pet down and make the administration of the actual anesthetic, along with post operative recovery, much smoother. Once a pet is anesthetized, prepared for surgery, and had its monitoring equipment hooked up and reading accurately, the surgery can begin. Cat neuter surgery is a short procedure, and only a small amount of anesthetic is needed.
While our patient is being anesthetized our surgeon is already in our surgical suite setting up instruments. Our surgeon is ready to start before our patient is at a proper plane of anesthesia. Once the anesthetist gives the green light the surgery starts immediately. We want our surgeon waiting for his patient, not the other way around. All of this is to minimize anesthetic time.
We keep a close tab on important physiologic parameters for all of our surgeries. Monitors like this give us an early warning of an impending problem.
This machine monitors:
Heart Rate
Heart rhythm
Oxygen saturation
Carbon dioxide level
Respiratory rate
In addition to our monitoring equipment our anesthetist stays "hands on" in monitoring important physiologic parameters
Graphic surgical photos coming up
In general, neutering males cats is a straightforward procedure. Most cats have both testes in the scrotum, making them readily accessible by a scrotal incision. We do not suture the scrotum after the procedure since it heals very rapidly by itself.
Our surgeon has the testicle in his hand which allows visualization of all the internal structures. You can visualize the white and glistening vas deferens at the top of the picture going from the body on the right to the testicle on the left. The vas deferens will be used to tie off the blood supply to the testicle.
Due to the small size of the blood vessels we can use the natural anatomy of the testicle to prevent bleeding when we remove the testicle. The black arrow points to the knot in the vas deferens made by the surgeon. After several more of these knots are applied the testicle at the far left will be cut off.
Another technique to tie this knot involves the use of a hemostat. This picture shows the beginning of the knot.
After the vas deferens and blood supply are wrapped around the hemostat they are then passed through the center.
Here is the final appearance after the knot has been completed.
At this point anesthesia is stopped and it is moved to recovery to be monitored by our technicians.
When fully awake we will call and let you know.
On occasion both testicles are not in the scrotum. This means that one of them is in the abdomen or in the inguinal canal, which is the passageway through the body wall into the scrotum. Either way, we have to find this testicle and remove it because it will continue to secrete hormones and can potentially become cancerous.
The skin has already been incised and our surgeon is preparing to enter the body cavity. The white glistening structure visible is the section in the center of the abdomen where the abdominal muscles and their tendons meet. It is called the linea alba. We make the incision here due to minimal blood supply and good holding power for sutures
The testicle is not the only thing that resides in the abdomen. This is a picture of the urinary bladder (we hope you didn't think it was the testicle!) that bulged out of the incision in the abdomen. Obviously, it can interfere with the surgery when it is this full with urine, so we remove the urine before proceeding further.
Testicles that reside in the abdomen are very small because they have atrophied (shrunken in size) due to lack of use. They can be quite difficult to find, and necessitate careful exploration of the abdomen. The black arrow points to the atrophied testicle.
In this case we use suture material to prevent bleeding. The black arrow is still pointing to the testicle to help keep you oriented.
This picture is from another surgery. We have already removed a normal testicle from the scrotum and an abnormal testicle from the abdomen. You can see the difference in size and shape
When the surgery is complete we sew up the incision in the muscles and skin, and give a medication for pain. Once the hair grows back it is impossible to tell if surgery was performed.
Laser Surgery
Using the laser has many advantages over using a scalpel blade. These include negligible bleeding during the procedure and post operative pain. We can use the laser to make an incision in the scrotum, which makes the healing process much more comfortable. Our Laser Page has detailed information on the use of the laser for various surgeries.


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Unity College and York County Community College (YCCC) are pleased to announce a 2 PLUS 2 articulation agreement. A signing ceremony, representing the culmination of the agreement process, took place on Monday, April 28, 2014 at YCCC's campus in Wells, Maine in the President's office.
The intent of the agreement is to provide students who have completed an associate's degree in Criminal Justice at YCCC the ability to transfer seamlessly to Unity College to pursue a Bachelor of Science degree in Conservation Law Enforcement. Students are guaranteed that they will enter Unity with Junior status, and every course they take at YCCC will transfer to Unity.
"I am thrilled with this new partnership which will directly benefit our students." said Tracey Cornell, a Criminal Justice faculty member at YCCC. "This will allow our students to work toward their career goals right here in Maine and further complement our already robust curriculum. Unity College is an exceptional school and the Criminal Justice program is fortunate to have them as a partner."
"Unity's focus on sustainability science meshes well with YCCC's Criminal Justice program," said Unity Provost Michael Evans. "Conservation law enforcement officers are the front lines of environmental protection, and this articulation agreement will give students excellent opportunities to prepare themselves for this important career."
Signing Ceremony Attendees:
Chris Hall, Interim President, YCCC
Paula Gagnon, Vice President/Academic Dean, YCCC
Jessica Gagne, Director for Career and Transfer Services, YCCC
Tracey Cornell, Criminal Justice Faculty, YCCC
Danielle Ebbrecht, Academic Affairs, YCCC
Dr. Stephen Mulkey, President, Unity College
Dr. Michael Evans, Provost and VP for Academic Affairs, Unity College
Holly Hein, Registrar/Dean of Institutional Research, Unity College
Mark Tardif, Associate Director of Media Relations, Unity College
Through the framework of sustainability science, Unity College provides a liberal arts education that emphasizes the environment and natural resources. Through experiential and collaborative learning, our graduates emerge as responsible citizens, environmental stewards, and visionary leaders.
York County Community College (YCCC) established in 1994, is one of seven community colleges in the Maine Community College System. The college enrolls over 2,200 students in associate degree and transfer programs and over 2,500 individuals in continuing education, career & professional development and business training annually.
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Speaking with Marie Osmond on her Hallmark Channel talk show "Marie," Watkins reveals publicly for the first time that he's gay and recently welcomed twin sons via surrogate.
"A lot of people at some point in their lives think, 'Am I going to be a parent? Do I want to be a parent?'" he explained. "And when I was young, I knew three things: I knew I was gay, I knew one day I was gonna be a dad, and I knew that Gene Wilder's Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory was going to be the best movie of all time."
"So far," he quipped, "I've been right about all three."
His 4 months old twins, Catchen and Curtis, are just starting to giggle, which Watkins says "makes all those midnight feedings totally worth it."
Watkins is set to reprise his One Life to Live role as David Vickers when the soap reboots online on April 29. Beginning next week, new episodes of the former ABC soap will be available on Hulu and iTunes.
His interview on "Marie" airs Monday on the Hallmark Channel!


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"STOW" means to put things in proper places. It's all started when Bluesville and Voyej took the challenge together to solve the question on how to stay organized through the busy daily life nowadays.
Two collaborations in 2012 and 2013 introduced STOW as convenient bags for everyday use, focusing on the function, quality and aesthetic aspects. As the years go by, STOW turns out more than just a bag and a collaboration, but also a platform for both of the brands to explore more of their potential.
STOW is their first venture on creating a conceptual storefront created by Bluesville and Voyej, providing exclusive quality products from both of the brands.


text: Koko were approached by TFM&A to be their official viral marketing partner for this year's Technology for Marketing & Advertising exhibition at Earl's Court in London. They wanted us to create a game based around the old classic Pacman, and the result of our labour is the awesome 'Cognition'. Players take control of a visitor to the exhibition and it is your job to collect all the cogs, once a level has been cleared of the cogs, you must then take the visitor to one of the seminar theatres in order to progress to the next level. Sounds simple we know but things are never as they seem, the exhibition is full of angry security guards who are looking to kick you out of the venue and you can't let that happen.


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Walker Art Center's mini-golf moves from the garden to the sky
The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden and the giant hill outside the Walker Art Center are usually bustling in the summertime with Rock the Garden, the Internet Cat Film Fest, artsy mini-golf, and other outside activities including jam sessions, yoga workshops, happy hours, and film screenings.
Well, a lot of that won't be happening this summer, as the Sculpture Garden is getting a massive overhaul as we speak. The Internet Cat Film Fest has returned to the internet, the Walker's grassy hill is getting spruced up, and Rock the Garden will be traveling to Boom Island this season (the lineup announcement comes next week on April 5).
So you would think that would mean that mini-golf is out this year also. Well, think again. Despite not having a lawn, the Walker's ever-popular event will also be returning for summer 2016. This year, however, the course will be moving to the sky.
No, really! This year's mini-golf is moving to the rooftop terraces of the museum. During the spring and summer months, folks will be able to play a nine-hole course while taking in gorgeous views of downtown and Loring Park (and the lovely Lyndale and Hennepin construction!).
As past golfers may remember, each hole typically pays tribute either to the museum's permanent collection or to the Twin Cities in some way. Returning holes this year include Aaron Dysart's Rock! Garden., where players must bop balls off of colorful rocks that make music; Let's Be Frank, a giant hot dog with mustard; and the Warhol-inspired Thrillo-Brillo.
Mini-golf starts up May 26 and runs through September 4. Tickets for nine holes are priced at $9 to $12, and include museum admission.


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text: Tere Bin Laden -- Film Review 10:01 PM PDT 10/14/2010 by Lisa Tsering , AP FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Empty TWITTER Empty OAKLAND, Calif. -- In the gently subversive comedy "Tere Bin Laden," an enterprising young Pakistani TV reporter named Ali Hassan gets the idea to orchestrate an elaborate video hoax, starring an uncanny Osama Bin Laden lookalike, in an attempt to earn a $25 million reward and a ticket to America. Obstacles pop up at every turn. The man who bears a chilling resemblance to the world's most wanted terrorist is a simple-minded chicken farmer who isn't bright enough to get the joke; and Ali's hoax ends up having global consequences, including an American military strike on Pakistan dubbed "Operation Kickass." The film has done remarkably well in India, and its novelty factor may also draw expatriate Indians to theaters in droves. Western audiences aren't likely to be so impressed. America's aggression presents an easy target, and we're already used to seeing our country expertly lampooned - from "Dr. Strangelove" to contemporary satirists like Harry Shearer, Jon Stewart and Sacha Baron Cohen. The film elicits chuckles, but few solid laughs. Writer-director Abhishek Sharma earns points for originality and coaxes fine performances out of the film's star, pop singer Ali Zafar, and National School of Drama alum Pradhuman Singh as Bin Laden. The Western actors fare worse, especially the motley crew of ragtag American hippies cast as U.S. military brass; and Barry John, Bollywood's acting coach to the stars, a transplanted Brit with a garbled American accent so atrocious that one wonders if this is India's revenge for decades of bad American characterizations of South Asians. Satire, especially political satire, is new to Indian cinema, but this month marks the release of "Tere Bin Laden" and the Sundance festival favorite "Peepli (Live)" on American screens. Indian movie satire may still be in its infancy, but it deserves encouragement. So if "Bin Laden" occasionally comes off as sophomoric and slapdash, just mark it down as growing pains: Sharma has announced that "Tere Bin Laden 2" is already in the works. Opens Aug. 6 (Walkwater Media)Cast: Ali Zafar, Pradhuman Singh, Chinmay Mandlekar, Barry John, Chirag Vohra, Nikhiil Ratnaparkhi, Piyush Mishra, Seema Bhargava, Rahul SinghDirector/screenwriter: Abhishek SharmaProducers: Aarti Shetty, Pooja Shetty DeoraExecutive producer: Marjorie RodriguesDirector of photography: Santosh ThundiyilMusic: Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, Dhruv DhallaLyrics: Jaideep SahniCostume designer: Diksha MoitraEditor: Suresh PaiNot rated, 96 minutes. FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Lisa Tsering firstname.lastname@example.com @thr AP email@example.com @thr


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Canadian rockers Arcade Fire were busy this past month. Between playing a secret show in New Orleans and headlining Voodoo Music and Arts Experience the following the day, the "Reflektor" creators have been dropping hints that something big might be on the horizon. As our anticipation for new music and tour dates intensifies, the Montreal natives have made an announcement to hold us over–they'll be headlining Isle of Wight Festival on June 10, 2017. Considering the band hasn't played a festival in England since 2014, this is bound to be an unforgettable performance.
Could this mean that more dates are on the way? Back in June of this year, bandmate Will Butler (brother to lead singer Win Butler) hinted at a spring 2017 album in his Reddit AMA—so, if our calculations are correct, a new LP could most definitely mean they'll be hitting the road soon. For now, we can only wait and hope that Arcade Fire will bless us in the coming year. Until then, make sure you're tracking them on Bandsintown so you don't miss them in your town!
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Kingdom of God (pt. 6)
I often wonder why they call the 6pm program "news," since it is the same thing day in and day out.
Wars, rumors of wars, rape, robbery, murder, and the latest narcissistic adult baby whining for attention dominates all so-called news.
Many have tried various methods of producing "good news" programs only to have them fall flat as there is just not anything titillating about a stranger helping a stranded motorist in a crime-ridden area of town.
Jesus, however, said that His followers would be bearers of good news, the gospel.
The word translated as "gospel" means "good news", but the word in the Greek originally meant "reward for bringing good news." The English word is from the Old English "godspel," which is a combination of 'good' and 'discourse, tidings, news.'
Jesus made a direct link between the kingdom of heaven and the gospel, saying that the good news is that the kingdom of God is close by. (Matt. 4:23; Mk. 1:14) When He sent His disciples out on their first job-training tour, He told them
"And as you go, preach, saying, The kingdom of heaven is at hand." (Mat 10:7)If that were to happen today, people would scratch their heads saying, "What?"
Kingdom is not within the realm of our normal experience nor understanding, so how could that be good news?
Besides, it sounds like there would be someone ruling over me, and I don't want that. I want to be free.
Once again, kingdom principles go completely against the natural man.
For those who have come to the end of themselves, realizing that all their so-called freedom only left them in bondage, to realize that there is someone very powerful who only has their best interests at heart is truly good news.
Belonging to this kind of kingdom could possibly be very rewarding.
This is definitely good news to those who "have ears to hear" (Mk. 7:16), and this is why we are to proclaim the gospel of the kingdom.
We never know who is within earshot that may have ears to hear, and so respond to the news.
The actual proclamation, or preaching of the gospel is the part that has bamboozled most of us.
We've been told that we are to "witness for Jesus." We've been taught the Four Spiritual Laws. We've been taught the Roman Road. We've been taught how to Share Jesus Without Fear. We've been told to Bring a Friend to church.
Each of these may be a worthwhile method for accomplishing the strategy of "winning souls for Jesus," but they are not the tactic Jesus recommended.
Jesus said to preach (Matt. 10:7).
- Proclaim
- Announce
- Publish (Mk. 13:10).
It is not my intent to disparage the various means and methods that many have used over the years to bring people to Jesus. It has been my experience that God can and will use just about anything to bring someone to the knowledge of the truth.
However, when looking into the Word, there is something that pops out about the methods used at the beginning of the church's existence and growth, and that is preaching and reasoning.
Preaching, as we know it today, seems to be limited to a single skilled orator proclaiming the gospel to a large audience. We have gotten stuck there and think the best way to win someone is to bring them to church to hear our preacher.
Consequently, many of us have failed to keep the gospel message alive within us and available to share within a moment's notice. (1 Pet. 3:15)
But, since each of us is to be a herald of the glad tidings, then we need to absorb the message we are to carry, and then deliver it correctly.
If we do that, then we will be fulfilling the "preaching" part.
Forget your concepts of standing in front of the church and delivering a 'message' or sermon. Forget about standing on a street corner and shouting at the top of your voice.
A simple conversation over a cup of coffee may lead to the possibility of preaching Jesus to your acquaintance. (Acts 8:35)
The message we carry is much more powerful than "God loves you and has a wonderful plan for your life."
We will look into that message the next time.
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For those sick of the trend of multi-threaded stories with varying timelines, the latest film to come from the collaboration of writer Guillermo Arriaga and director Alejandro González Iñárritu (who previously combined on both 21 Grams and Amores perros) may well test the patience. To miss a film of this beauty and power would be a mistake, however, as Babel is extremely moving and absolutely engrossing.
Commencing with the event that triggers disasters across several continents and cultures, Babel is about interconnectedness and, more specifically, the consequences of those connections. Communication is the theme, and the failure to communicate that leads to one misunderstanding after another and ultimately to such sorrow for so many. Each single act or misjudgement is insubstantial of itself, but over time contributes to a cascading wave of retribution and loss, and all can be traced back to simple miscommunication.
In many respects, this could have come across as trite and overly convenient, and yet Iñárritu skilfully guides his story forward, ever so gradually building a truly forceful film. The neatly interwoven storylines, and the subplots within each, all contribute to an increasing sense of disquiet before the final resolutions release the pressure that has been brought to bear.
The four tales are all beautifully told and impressively played, and there is a brief moment of wrenching anguish each time the focus shifts to another storyline, before the intriguing and moving material of the newer one supplants that feeling of loss. Impressively for a film in this form, each story more than holds its own among its peers, and there isn't a weak link to diminish the power. Each of the four stories could stand alone as a short film, and there is never the sense that one or other is more or less important – the problem of 'thread neglect' that plagues a film like Love Actually is certainly not evident here.
The most intriguing of the stories concerns Chieko, a deaf-mute Japanese teenager who seeks only acceptance among her peers. Her inability to communicate with those around her forces her to seek more and more drastic ways to reach out, and her evolving sexuality allows her a form of self expression she hasn't been aware of to date. Masterfully played by Rinko Kikuchi, Chieko's plight is made even more accessible by the soundtrack showing us life as seen through her eyes. One can't help but be moved by her story of loneliness.
Brad Pitt is surprisingly powerful in his dramatic role, and although the script clearly requires it of her and she is excellent in what she does, Cate Blanchett is somewhat underutilised. Another to shine is Adriana Barraza, who delivers a performance as Amelia that is simply heartbreaking. The two young men playing the Moroccan goatherds (Said Tarchani and Boubker Ait El Caid) are also very impressive indeed.
Babel is not a light 'popcorn flick' for a Friday night, and in many respects is not very easy to watch. It does have much to offer in terms of performances, direction and content, and is highly recommended. The best film I have seen in 2006.Rating:


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In 1941, Tolkien wrote a masterful letter to his son Michael, dealing with marriage and the realities of human sexuality. The letter reflects Tolkien's Christian worldview and his deep love for his sons, and at the same time, also acknowledges the powerful dangers inherent in unbridled sexuality.
"This is a fallen world," Tolkien chided. "The dislocation of sex-instinct is one of the chief symptoms of the Fall. The world has been "˜going to the bad' all down the ages. The various social forms shift, and each new mode has its special dangers: but the "˜hard spirit of concupiscence' has walked down every street, and sat leering in every house, since Adam fell." This acknowledgement of human sin and the inevitable results of the Fall stands in stark contrast to the humanistic optimism that was shared by so many throughout the 20th century. Even when the horrors of two world wars, the Holocaust, and various other evils chastened the century's dawning optimism of human progress, the 20th century gave evidence of an unshakable faith in sex and its liberating power. Tolkien would have none of this.
"The devil is endlessly ingenious, and sex is his favorite subject," Tolkien insisted. "He is as good every bit at catching you through generous romantic or tender motives, as through baser or more animal ones." Thus, Tolkien advised his young son, then 21, that the sexual fantasies of the 20th century were demonic lies, intended to ensnare human beings. Sex was a trap, Tolkien warned, because human beings are capable of almost infinite rationalization in terms of sexual motives. Romantic love is not sufficient as a justification for sex, Tolkien understood.


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A Moment in London's History – The first Anderson shelter is built…
February 18, 2019
A small air raid shelter designed for people to erect on their properties in preparation for the expected bombing campaigns of World War II, the first of London's 'Anderson' shelters were rolled out 80 years ago in a backyard garden of a house in Islington on 25th February, 1939.
The shelter's name comes from Sir John Anderson, Lord Privy Seal and the man tasked with the job of overseeing air-raid preparations across the country. As part of that job, he commissioned engineers to come up with an easy-to-construct, affordable shelter that could be used by the population at large.
The resulting arched-roofed structures, designed to be flexible and absorb the impact when bombs hit, were made from six curved sheets of corrugated steel or iron and, at six feet tall, 6.5 feet long and 4.5 feet wide, could house a family of six. They were designed to be buried under four feet of earth in backyards and the roof covered with a minimum of 15 inches of soil.
The shelters were given out for free to lower income families but those with the means had to buy them for £7. Some chose to incorporate them into their gardens and grew vegetables and plants on top and some decorated them – there were even competitions held for the best looking.
By the time bombs started hitting London in the Blitz, more than 1.5 million of the shelters had been built (and a further 2.1 million were erected as the war raged).
It was expected that families would use them every night but the shelters were found to be cold and damp and often flooded which meant many people only used them when air raid sirens sounded (and some not even then – one 1940 survey apparently found only 27 per cent of Londoners used them).
After the war, most were scrapped for the metal but some of the Anderson shelters were repurposed as garden sheds. A small number of them survive across London.
PICTURE: An intact Anderson shelter sits amid devastation in Poplar caused after a land mine fell a few yards away in in 1941. The three people inside were not hurt. Via Imperial War Museum (© IWM (D 5949))
Renowned sibling writers Charles and Mary Lamb lived in a property at 64 Duncan Terrace in Islington from 1823-27 and, their visitors there apparently included Mary Shelley.
Shelley had returned to London in 1823 after the death of her husband Percy Bysshe Shelley who had drowned along with two other men off the coast of Italy in July the previous year.
Back in London, Shelley lived in various properties as far afield as Kentish Town – many of which are no longer extant. But one home she was known to have visited after her return (which is still standing) was that of the Lambs.
Charles, part of the literary circle which included Samuel Taylor Coleridge and William Wordsworth, described the property – Colebrook Cottage – as a "white house with six good rooms". Now Grade II-listed, it dates from the 18th century.
The New River once ran close by – so close, in fact, that one guest, believed to be the blind poet George Dyer, walked into the river after leaving the house and had to be rescued by Lamb. The river is now covered.
The property features an English Heritage Blue Plaque (although in this case, it's actually brown), commemorating Lamb's stay here.
PICTURE: Spudgun67 (licensed under CC BY 2.0).
The publishers of the first edition of Frankenstein – a company known as Lackington, Hughes, Harding, Mavor and Jones – were based in Finsbury Square in Islington within a building known as The Temple of the Muses.
Designed as a 'temple to reading' (it is attributed by some to George Dance the Younger), the rather grand building in the south-east corner of the square was built by the aforementioned James Lackington in 1791 to sell books (his stocks grew to include tens of thousands of items), some of which the company would publish themselves.
The massive building was crowned a central dome topped with a flagpole (from which a flag fluttered when Lackington was in residence) under which was a circular counter around which it was apparently said a coach and horses could be driven see image).
The original Lackington had long since retired from the business when Mary Shelley came along. His relative George Lackingham then ran the business with many partners – Richard Hughes, Joseph Harding, William Mavor and a Jones. Known consequently as Lackington, Hughes, Harding, Mavor and Jones, the company had apparently previously had a couple of different names including Lackington, Allen & Co.
Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus was first offered as a three volume book – without Shelley's name attached – to the public on New Year's Day, 1818 (slightly behind schedule due to printing delays). Thanks to the initial print run being late and an advertising mix-up, it was subsequently republished on 11th March the same year (this is now considered by many the original publication date).
The Temple, meanwhile, survived until 1841 when it burned down. The business, now known as Harding and Lepard, then moved to Pall Mall East.
PICTURE: Interior view of the Temple of the Muses (engraving/etching by William Wallis, probably in Jones' University edition of British Classic Authors, 1828/Via Wikipedia)
LondonLife – New River Wildlife…
August 25, 2015
Famous Londoners – Sir Hugh Myddelton…
July 27, 2015
The Welsh-born "merchant adventurer" Sir Hugh Myddelton (also spelt Myddleton or Middleton) is best remembered in London for the construction of the New River, a water engineering project which still provides some of city's water.
Born about 1560, the sixth son (and one of 16 children) of Richard Myddelton, governor of Denbigh Castle in Wales, Hugh Myddelton travelled to London to seek his fortune and there became apprenticed to a goldsmith before himself becoming a member of the Goldsmith's Company in 1592 (he later became warden of the company).
Operating out of premises in Bassishaw (now Basinghall Street), he gained a reputation among the wealthy and nobility for his work and was appointed Royal Jeweller to King James I (he had apparently also supplied jewellery to Queen Elizabeth I).
Myddelton became a wealthy merchant and banker, and, in 1603, he also succeeded his father as MP for Denbigh Borough, a post he held repeatedly until 1628.
Sir Hugh became one of the driving forces behind the New River project which aimed to address the strain on London's water sources by bringing clean water from the River Lea in Hertfordshire via a 39 mile-long canal to New River Head in London.
After an aborted earlier attempt to build a canal from Hertfordshire to London (which had run into financial difficulties), Sir Hugh was granted authority to carry out the works for the New River in 1609 and employed mathematicians like Edward Pond and Edward Wright to direct the course with the man behind the earlier attempt, Edmund Colthurst, overseeing the works.
By 1611 it became clear to Myddelton that he wouldn't have the necessary funds to complete the works so he obtained the financial aid of the king (in return the king was to get half of all profits).
The project was eventually completed in 1613 and a ceremony was held at the New River Head in Islington where the canal then terminated (just south of where Sadler's Wells Theatre now stands).
Myddelton, who continued to diversify in business and made considerable sums from his ownership of lead and silver mines in Wales as well as from a land reclamation project on the Isle of Wight, became the first governor of the New River Company when it was created by royal charter in 1619 and remained a key figure in it until his death. He was created a baronet in 1622.
Myddelton, who married twice, had 15 or more children to his second wife – only about half of whom survived him. He died on 7th December, 1631, and was buried in the now demolished St Matthew Friday Street where he had been a church warden (some of his children were buried there as well). One of his brothers, Sir Thomas Myddelton, was a Lord Mayor of London.
Among memorials to Sir Hugh in London is a statue of him on Islington Green which was unveiled in 1872 by William Gladstone, later PM. There is also a statue of him on the Royal Exchange (pictured) and a number of Islington streets have been named for him.
For more on London's historic water sources, see London's Lost Rivers: A Walker's Guide.
Located in Bunhill Fields Burial Ground in City Road, this memorial to Daniel Defoe, the author of numerous books including Robinson Crusoe and Moll Flanders as well as a journalist, pamphleteer and 'provocateur' or spy, wasn't erected until 1870, almost 140 years after his death.
After he died in 1731 at the age of 70, Defoe was among the more than 120,000 people buried in Bunhill Fields, a Nonconformist cemetery which opened in 1665 and had closed by 1853. He was apparently buried under the name Dabow, thanks to a spelling mistake made by the gravedigger.
When he died in relative obscurity (he was believed to have been hiding from his creditors at the time), his fame rose after his death – due in large part to the rising popularity of Robinson Crusoe, and by the mid-19th century, it was believed that the simple headstone over his grave didn't do justice to him.
Hence an appeal was run by children's magazine Christian World for a more suitable memorial for the writer – named as Daniel De-Foe on the memorial – and more than £150 was raised from 1,700 people, an amount which apparently exceeded expectations.
Sculptor Samuel Horner was subsequently commissioned to carve the memorial obelisk, which features projections at the base resembling a coffin lid, to the designs of CC Creeke of Bournemouth. It was unveiled on 16th September, 1870, in a ceremony attended by three of Defoe's great grand-daughters.
There was apparently a newspaper story that the sculptor uncovered a coffin bearing Defoe's name in preparing the site for the monument and had to get the aid of police to prevent watchers from making off with the bones from within.
The monument, which may not mark the exact location of Defoe's grave site due to the movement of graves in the burial ground, is now Grade II*-listed (and the burial ground itself Grade I-listed). Others buried at Bunhill Fields include author John Bunyan, artist William Blake and Susanna Wesley, mother of John Wesley, founder of Methodism.
WHERE: Bunhill Fields Burial Ground, 38 City Road (nearest Tube station is Old Street); WHEN: 7.30am to 7pm or dusk; COST: Free; WEBSITE: www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/things-to-do/green-spaces/city-gardens/visitor-information/Pages/Bunhill-Fields.aspx
This Week in London – Party time at Hampton Court; new rooms unveiled at Eltham; Richard III at the Science Museum, and Kew's Easter egg hunt…
April 2, 2015
Wishing all of our readers a very happy Easter!
• It's party time at Hampton Court Palace this weekend as the palace celebrates its 500th anniversary with festivities including a spectacular (and historic) light show. Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights the palace will be open for an evening of festivities including the chance to taste-test pork cooked in the Tudor kitchens, enjoy a drink at a pop-up bar in the Cartoon Gallery, listen to live performances of period music in the state apartments and watch a 25 minute sound and light show in the Privy Garden taking viewers on a journey through the palace's much storied past culminating in a fireworks finale. The nights run from 6.30pm to 9.15pm. Admission charge applies. For more, see www.hrp.org.uk/HamptonCourtPalace/. PICTURE: HRP/Newsteam
• A luxury wartime bunker, a map room dating from the 1930s and a walk-in wardrobe complete with vintage fashion are among five new rooms at Eltham Palace in south London which are opening to the public for the first time this Easter. The rooms also include a basement billiards room and adjoining bedrooms, one of which features one of the first showers ever installed in a residential house in the UK. They have been restored as part of English Heritage's major £1.7 million makeover of the property – the childhood home of King Henry VIII which was converted into a stunning Art Deco gem in the 1930s. Visitors will be invited to join one of Stephen and Virginia Courtauld's legendary cocktail party's of the 1930s while children can take part in an interactive tour exploring the story of the animals that lived at the palace including Mah-Jongg, the Courtauld's pet lemur (who had his own heated bedroom!). Admission charge applies. For more, see www.english-heritage.org.uk/eltham. Meanwhile, anyone wishing to donate to support the renovation of the map-room can do so at www.english-heritage.org.uk/donate-eltham.
• A new exhibition showcasing the latest scientific displays concerning the life and death of King Richard III has opened at the Science Museum. King Richard III: Life, Death and DNA, which opened last Wednesday – the day before the king's remains were reinterred at Leicester Cathedral, features an analysis of Richard III's genome, a 3D printed skeleton (only one of three in existence) and a prototype coffin. It explores how CT scans were used to prove the king's fatal injuries at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485 were caused by a sword, dagger and halberd (a reproduction of the latter is on display). The exhibition will run until 25th June. Entry is free. For more, see www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/RichardIII.
• Join Shaun the Sheep and friends for Kew Garden's annual Easter Egg hunt this Sunday. The hunt will take place from 9.30am to noon (or when the eggs run out!) with participants needing to find three sheep and collect a token/chocolate dropping from each before finding the Easter bunny and claiming eggs supplied by Divine chocolate. Shaun, meanwhile, who hit the big screen for the first time this year, will be found in the Madcap Meadow until 12th April. Admission charge applies. For the full range of events taking place at the gardens this Easter season, check out www.kew.org. PICTURE: RBG Kew.
• London's Boroughs are turning 50 and to celebrate London councils – working with the London Film Archive – have released a short film telling the story of the past half century. Follow this link to see it. Councils across the city, meanwhile, are holding events throughout the year to mark the occasion – check with your local council for details; some, like Barking and Dagenham, and Camden have dedicated pages.
• The first chief of the Secret Intelligence Service, Sir Mansfield Cumming, has been commemorated with an English Heritage blue plaque at his former home in Westminster. Known as 'C' thanks to his habit of initialling papers (a tradition which has been carried on by every chief since), Cumming was chief of the Foreign Section of the Secret Service Bureau from 1909 until his death in 1923. Flats 53 and 54 at 2 Whitehall Court – now part of Grade II*-listed The Royal Horseguards Hotel – served as Cumming's home and office at various times between 1911 and 1922. The plaque was unveiled by current Secret Intelligence Service chief, Alex Younger. Meanwhile, Amelia Edwards, pioneering Egyptologist, writer, and co-founder of the Egypt Exploration Fund, has also been honoured with a blue plaque on her former home in Islington. Edwards lived at 19, Wharton Street in Clerkenwell between 1831 and 1892. For more, see www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/blue-plaques/.
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A Moment in London's History – The first Crufts show…
March 16, 2015
The annual Crufts dog show has been making headlines around the world recently (sadly not all for good reasons), so we thought it was a good chance to take a look back at where it all began.
While the event is this year being held in Birmingham, the first Cruft's Show was actually held in London in the late 1800s.
Charles Cruft – the show's founder – had left college in 1876 and instead of joining the family's jewellery business, had taken up employment in Holborn with James Spratt's business selling 'dog cakes' (aka dog biscuits).
While he started off as an office boy, he was soon promoted to travelling salesman and he was soon travelling across Europe. So impressed were his customers that in 1878, just two years after leaving school, he was invited to organise the promotion of the canine section of the Paris Exhibition.
Eight years later in 1886, back in England, he took up the role of managing the Allied Terrier Club Show at the Royal Aquarium in Westminster.
The first show bearing the Crufts name – known then as 'Cruft's Great Dog Show' – followed five years later in 1891 (although this was actually called Cruft's Seventh Great Dog Show thanks to his involvement with the earlier shows).
Held at the Royal Agricultural Hall in Islington (now a Grade II-listed building) on 11th, 12th and 13th February, the show boasted 2,437 entries spanning 36 different dog breeds.
Among the entries in 1891 were six Pomeranians owned by Queen Victoria – one of them, Gena, placed equal first (apparently the judges didn't want to mark down the monarch's dogs!)
It's not the only landmark Crufts event held in London. In 1948, with Charles Cruft having died 10 years earlier his widow Emma handed over control of the show to the Kennel Club. The first show under the club's auspices was held at Olympia with 84 different breeds entered (there are now around 200 entered annually). In 1979 the show moved to Earl's Court before eventually, in 1991, moving to Birmingham.
For more on Crufts, see www.crufts.org.uk
LondonLife – Isaac Newton comes to life…
August 26, 2014
Eduardo Paolozzi's 1995 statue of Isaac Newton which stands on the British Library's piazza in King's Cross has been granted a 'voice' as part of a new project called Talking Statues. Visitors who swipe their smartphones on a nearby tag will receive a call from the famous scientist – voiced by Simon Beale Russell – as part of the initiative which is being spear-headed by Sing London. It is one of 35 different statues across London and Manchester which will be brought to life by a range of public identities. Among the other statues in London which have been brought to life are Samuel Johnson's cat Hodge in Gough Square (voiced by Nicholas Parsons) and Dick Whittington's Cat in Islington (Helen Lederer), John Wilkes in Fetter Lane (Jeremy Paxman), the Unknown Soldier at Paddington Station (Patrick Stewart) and Sherlock Holmes outside Baker Street Underground (Anthony Horowitz). The British Library and Sing London are also holding a competition to give William Shakespeare a voice by writing a monologue for the statue in the library's entrance hall which will then be read by an as yet unannounced actor. Entries close 17th October. For more, visit www.talkingstatues.co.uk.
PICTURE: British Library
Around London – Architects on show; Queen's Orchard at Greenwich; first women dentist honoured; and Patrick Heron and TS Eliot at the NPG…
April 18, 2013
• Regent Street is showcasing a number of architectural installations created by architects in an initiative being conducted in conjunction with the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). Now in its fourth year, the Regent Street Windows project can be seen free in store windows including those of Topshop, Espirit, Jack Spade, Ferrari Store and Moss Bros until 6th May. Participating architects include Carl Turner Architects, naganJohnson architects, Gensler, Mamou-Mani, and AY Architects. Free 45 minute to one hour walking tours of the completed installations will be conducted by RIBA representatives at lunch time today, midday on Sunday and at 5.30pm next Wednesday. Prior booking is essential – email email@example.com for details.
• The Queen's Orchard has reopened in Greenwich Park having been restored with the addition of heritage fruit trees, new gates, pathways and ponds. The orchard dates back to the 17th century – its name has been found on a records dating back to 1693 and now features on a new metal decorative gate which, as well as a well cover, was designed by local artist Heather Burrell along with local school students and the Friends of Greenwich Park. The heritage fruit trees, which have a provenance dating back to the 1500s, include apple, pear, cherry, plum, peach, apricot, nectarine, quince, and medlar trees. For more, see www.royalparks.org.uk.
• The first woman to qualify as a dentist in Britain has been honoured by English Heritage with a blue plaque at her former home in Islington. Lilian Lindsay (1871-1960) lived at the house at 3 Hungerford Road, Lower Holloway, from 1872 until 1892 when she decided to become a dentist. Refused entry to the National Dental Hospital in London, she trained at the Edinburgh Dental Hospital and School (where she also met her husband Robert) before setting up a practice in Upper Holloway. Following her marriage, Lindsay relocated to Edinburgh where she and her husband ran a dental practice, only returning to London after their retirement in the 1920s. Both were actively involved in the British Dental Association. For more, see www.english-heritage.org.uk.
• A 13-year-old photographer, Gideon Knight, is holding his first exhibition, 'Wild About Photography', at The Temple, Wanstead Park in Epping Forest. Self-taught, Knight has drawn on his passion for bird-watching in capturing a series of images of birds and other wildlife in a range of natural environments – from the forests of Essex to the countryside of southern Ireland. The exhibition is free. Open on weekends and bank holidays until the end of June, between noon and 5pm. You can follow Gideon at http://earlywormbirder.blogspot.co.uk.
• On Now: Patrick Heron: Studies for a Portrait of TS Eliot. On display for the first time at the National Portrait Gallery, the 10 paintings and drawings were completed in preparation for a 1949 modernist painting of the poet. They include two oil studies which have never before been seen in public. Heron secured permission to paint Eliot in January 1947 with the first sitting held two months later. Runs until 22nd September. For more, see www.npg.org.uk.
10 Historic London Markets – 2. Smithfield Market…
October 10, 2012
Now the largest wholesale meat market in the UK and one of the biggest in Europe, the connections between the site of Smithfield Market, officially known as the London Central Markets, and livestock go back to at least 800 years.
Since the 12th century animals were routinely traded here thanks to the site's position on what was then the northern edge of the city. Smithfield was also known for being an area for jousting and tournaments and was the location of the (in)famous St Barthlomew Fair (this closed in 1855) as well as an execution ground – among those executed here were Wat Tyler, leader of the Peasant's Revolt, and 'Braveheart', Sir William Wallace (1305).
Skip ahead several hundred years and, by the the mid-1800s, traffic congestion led to the livestock trade being relocated to a new site north of Islington. Plans were soon launched to locate a cut meat market on the Smithfield site.
Following the passing of an Act of Parliament, work on the new market began in 1866 with Sir Horace Jones (he of Tower Bridge fame), the City Architect, overseeing the design. Constructed of ornamental cast iron, stone, Welsh slate and glass, the initial market buildings were completed in 1868 with the result being two vast buildings, separated by a grand central avenue, but linked under a single roof. The new market was opened amid much pomp by the Lord Mayor of London on 24th November, 1868.
Four further buildings were soon added – only one, the Poultry Market, which opened in 1875, is still in use – and in the 1870s the market began to see the arrival of frozen meat imported from as far afield as Australia and South America.
Closed briefly during World War II – when the site was used for storage and an army butcher's school – it reopened afterwards. The main poultry building was destroyed in a fire in 1958 and a replacement featuring a domed roof – the largest clear spanning dome roof in Europe at the time – was completed by 1963.
More recently, the market underwent a major upgrade in the 1990s. Queen Elizabeth II opened the refurbished East Market Building in June, 1997.
WHERE: London Central Markets, Charterhouse Street and West Smithfield (nearest Tube Stations are Barbican, St Paul's and Moorgate); WHEN: From 3am Monday to Friday (visitors are told to arrive by 7am to see the market in full swing) (There are walking tours available – see www.cityoflondontouristguides.com for details); COST: Free entry; WEBSITE: www.smithfieldmarket.com.
PICTURE: Rossella De Berti/www.istockphoto.com
A squirrel spotted playing among the tombstones of Bunhill Fields Cemetery in the Borough of Islington. The Dissenters' graveyard – burial place of the likes of writers John Bunyan and Daniel Defoe, artist and poet William Blake and Susanna Wesley, mother of Methodist founders John and Charles Wesley – was recently given a Grade I listing on the national Register of Parks and Gardens. For more information on the cemetery, see our previous post here.


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