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Antonio Nardone opened his gallery in Brussels in 2008.
Galerie Nardone's focus is the primary representation of important contemporary artists from Belgium who work in sculpture, painting, photography and new media. Galerie Nardone also works closely with museums and public institutions to support the placement of per¬manent commissions and exhibitions and is active in the production of publications by its artists. Since 2015, Galerie Nardone also participates in some international Arts Fairs annually like KIAF art Seoul and Mia photo – Milan or Art Élysées. We live today in the age of digitisation, or more accurately of the analogical and its innocence. In painting, tensions diverge between monochrome abstraction and soft, raw realism. These lines of divergence tend towards poles that are not so opposite. What brings the whole together it is the narrations of a possible reality. A character, an attitude, a place describe the universes of possibilities. The experiences of the Surrealism of Magritte have opened all the doors of dreams. Galerie Nardone presents four emerging artists. Sasha Drutskoy's painting where "surrealist" poetry is combined with a romantic perfume. Juan Miguel Pozo develops a painting concept where it is possible to discover propaganda posters taken off the walls. Pascal Bernier on his side leads a gymnastics of the spirit that projects us towards the softness of a living animal. The other illusion is the photographic media by omitting the essential tool: the camera ! Phil Van Duynen draws directly on the computer via a graphic tool. No model, no previous photography. Drawing, shades of colour in RGB, then gradually photography appears, by touch, by lay. Mathilde Nardone wants to capture this distorted reality of feelings and passions. And what could be more real then, almost conceptual, than the use of the scanner.
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The hilarious new Audience Network comedy series Loudermilk centers on Sam Loudermilk (Ron Livingston), a recovering alcoholic and substance abuse counselor with a bad attitude about everything, including helping people. He pisses off everyone, from this group to his neighbor to just about anyone and everyone that he comes into contact with, except for his best friend/not quite so sober sponsor (Will Sasso).
During this 1-on-1 phone interview with Collider, actor Ron Livingston talked about how Loudermilk was brought to his attention, the appeal of this character, finding the right comedic tone, why he doesn't think a character has to be likeable, whether Loudermilk knows just how much of an asshole he can be, the fun of playing someone so unfiltered, and how he'd like to keep playing this character for 10 more seasons.
Collider: How did Loudermilk come your way, and what was your reaction to receiving a script for a show with that title?
RON LIVINGSTON: There's a thing that, when you name a character, you have to do this legal search for all the people that might sue you for being called that name. I thought that they invented a name that nobody in America had, but in fact, there are several people named Loudermilk out there. It's probably just a regional name that sounds really cool.
How was this presented to you? Did you get scripts to read, or was it just an idea?
LIVINGSTON: I got teased with it early. I had a couple people call me, not people that I work with, but people that I know, who had read the script. They said, "Ron, I think this would be really good for you." I usually blow people off when they say that, but after a couple people saying that, I started to think, "I've gotta look into this thing." And then, I read it and I was hooked. I was in. Pete [Farrelly] and I had never met, but we had a phone call that was fantastic. He's a master of comedy. It was really just a matter of, "Okay, when are we doing this?"
For someone who's been in the business for awhile now, how nice was it to get a straight to series order of 10 episodes for this show, and not have to be stuck in limbo, waiting to see what happens with the pilot?
LIVINGSTON: You know what? It's fantastic! I've been on shows where you're on eggshells. Pilots are always a little wonky, anyway. You're stuffing this big ball of exposition down the audience's throats, so that they know what the show is about, and in a half-hour, that doesn't leave a lot of time. You have to do that in a pilot because you can't take a chance that they end the pilot, not knowing that the show is gonna be. It was really nice not to have to do that. I think Pete was really smart about it. The show gets going right away. You don't have to learn everything about the characters in the first episode because you can learn it in the third, the fifth or the seventh.
A half-hour comedy about recovering alcoholics and addicts doesn't seem like it would be a very funny subject, but this show is hilarious. How challenging has it been to find the right comedic tone?
LIVINGSTON: I've gotta say, that scared the hell out of me, in a good way. Ultimately, that was what attracted me. The most attractive thing about this was that I just had no idea how it was gonna work. To me, what that means is that we're doing something original that nobody has done before. That's why we don't know how it's gonna work. It's because we haven't seen it. And when you're doing something that people haven't seen before, you feel like you're an explorer in unchartered territory, or something. It was really cool. It is a little bit of a tone puzzle. It's gotta be really funny, but the stakes are very high. The subject matter can be life-or-death. I think what ultimately gives it its special flavor is that Pete is such a master at everything he does, but the stuff that he's a master of has traditionally been big, broad, physical comedy. He's done some classic comedy stuff and I've always been a guy that under plays everything, so I wasn't sure how that was going to work. I thought there was maybe a chance that I was going to show up, Pete was going to tear his hair out, and it would be terrible and I'd let everyone down, but that didn't happen. He's got impeccable taste and great ideas, and the thing has a good skeleton. I was really thrilled to see it all drop together and gel.
Loudermilk is less of a bad guy and more of a guy with a bad attitude. Did you worry, at all, about making him likeable or sympathetic, or is this the kind of character that we don't have to root for to enjoy watching him or to be able to understand him?
LIVINGSTON: It's funny because people tell me a lot, "We want you to do this part 'cause we want it to be likeable." And that's flattering, but I don't put any stock in making a character likeable. I think what people like about people is when they live their life the way they want to live it, unapologetically and if they're being true to themselves. If they're doing that, people are gonna get invested in the story. I don't think you have to like the guy. Tony Soprano kills people on every episode [of The Sopranos], but that's because that's his personal code. He's trying to live up to his personal code. We're all trying to live up to our personal codes, so we relate to people who we see doing the same thing.


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6 Crucial Mistakes to Avoid as a Professional Web Designer
6 Crucial Mistakes to Avoid as a Professional Web Designer
Here are six easy steps to follow when designing a website. These tips will help keep your pages looking neat, clean and professional.
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The world changed completely when the Internet was born. A business that used to spend millions of dollars on TV advertisements and newspaper ads had to realize the change the Internet brought. They had to change the directions of their investments and put their money in a place that had more potential to bring more customers. Soon, it became compulsory for businesses to have an online identity if they were to compete and be known in the world. A business is now represented most effectively with a website.
The people who give businesses their online identity are web designers. The online image of a business now relies quite a bit on these professionals—even an established brand could ruin its image by having a bad website. The true representation of a business in the form of a website depends on how a designer has understood the industry, the idea of business, its mission and how it has decided to deliver it. When you work as a website designer, here are the top six mistakes that you must avoid:
Ditching Mobile
Even if your client gives you a project to design a desktop website, there is nothing wrong in inquiring once why they do not have a mobile website. The world is going mobile, and there are more smartphones in the world today than there are humans. People now use their phones to navigate the Internet, and desktop computers are dying fast. If your website looks horrendous on a mobile screen, it will send the same impression of your business to the visitors.
Being Inconsistent
Yes, fancy things are fancy, but they have their places. You don't want to kill the looks of a website in an attempt to make it appear interesting. There are millions of websites with dozens of fonts on the same page, which makes them look unprofessional. In the same manner, keep your background page color consistent throughout the website. You don't want to hurt people's eyes by using bright backgrounds with bright fonts. Don't keep changing the layout of tabs and menus on every page.
Making Navigation A Mystery
The layout of the website and color theme should make it easy to find things on it. The top tabs should be consistently available on all pages for easy navigation. Breadcrumbs should be available so people know what pages they are coming from and how to return to them. The main logo of the website should allow visitors to go back to the home page, or the home page has to be made available on every page in some other way. A search box must be there and easily visible. A site map is awesome, too.
Fooling Customers
Yes, it is done quite a lot, but this makes the customers annoyed and makes them lose trust in a website. There are many ways web designers trying to fool customers. For example, at times, they will break the "back" button in such a way that customers will not go back to the page by pressing it. A sudden splash advertisement will appear on customers' screen with an "x" to close the splash screen located in such a sneaky way that it will require a customer 10 to 15 seconds to figure out how to close it.
Inserting Images Everywhere
Sometimes designers think a page looks boring, so they introduce images on the page. This is not always a great step. At times, you want the customers to focus on the text on the page. At other times, just playing around with the background of the page will do the job. You don't have to introduce images on every page. Sometimes the designer wants to show his/her creative side by inserting witty images, but in an attempt to do this, they make the web page heavier and slower to load.
Destroying White Space
Some of the coolest websites out there are also the simplest and most minimalist websites. It is odd that some people think that their web pages should be filled with content. The fact of the matter is that white space is very important on your website. Secondly, you want your content to look organized on the page so people can understand your website. Do not try to fill up every nook and cranny on a web page just because it's your property. Use the white space wisely and keep your website looking professional.
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SANTA MONICA (CBSLA.com) Big waves and summer-like heat is expected to draw large crowds to southland beaches this holiday weekend.
But CBS2's Michele Gile reports the waves might be too big for inexperienced surfers and swimmers. Officials said there will be high surf advisories up and down the coast in LA and Orange County through Sunday.
Many beaches will also have extra lifeguards on duty to handle the larger-than-normal crowds.
Surf's up, it's Friday and temperatures feel like summer — in February. Gile had no trouble finding enthusiastic beachgoers today and many vowed to be back in the coming days.
"We're enjoying it while we have it," said Carl Binder. "It could be raining next week or all next month, so you just don't know. You have to take advantage of it when it's nice."
Hudson Van Allen was visiting the beach from Portland.
"And what are your friends doing back home?," Gile asked.
"They are freezing, studying up, yeah, you know — just working," Van Allen said. "And I'm over here living the dream."
Gile also spoke to Riverside families lucky enough to snag three spots at the El Morro camp grounds. They were looking forward to celebrating both Valentine's Day and President's Day weekend.
"We do donuts on the beach for breakfast at least once while we're at the beach, and we do pot luck dinners and we just let the kids play and hang out," said Melissa Smith, "And just have a good time."
The crowd was estimated at Newport Beach Friday to be about 25,000 and on Sunday, when it's even hotter, they expect 30,000+.


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Welcome to Navy Live blog coverage of USS Indianapolis' (LCS 17) commissioning ceremony. Live video from the Oct. 26 ceremony in Burns Harbor, Indiana, is scheduled to begin 10 a.m. local time (CDT). The Freedom-variant littoral combat ship (LCS) is a fast, agile, focused-mission platform designed for operation in near-shore …Read More »
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Welcome to Navy Live blog coverage of the commissioning of USS Washington (SSN 787). The Navy's newest fast attack submarine was commissioned Oct. 7 during an 11 a.m. (EDT) at Naval Station Norfolk. About the Boat When and where is the commissioning ceremony? The commissioning ceremony will be held at Pier …Read More »
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By Cali Bagby
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The U.S. Customs and Border Protection opened the newly relocated Friday Harbor Port of Entry facility on Oct. 5.
According to a Customs and Border press release the new, larger facility, located at 100 First Street, will allow officers to more efficiently process the more than 37,000 individuals that come into the U.S.
"This new facility provides more convenient and centralized services for travelers entering the United States via Friday Harbor by air, land or sea," said the press release.
CBP's activities at this office include cargo importations; processing individuals for trusted traveler programs; importation of personal boats, vehicles and other merchandise; and screening of arriving cargo and passengers.
"Friday Harbor's new office ensures Customs and Border Protection can carry out its functions and serve our community," said Blaine Area Port Director Gregory Alvarez. "It enhances our ability to ensure the flow of legitimate international travel while safeguarding the homeland from threats abroad."
The Port of Entry was first established in 1883 and a full-time inspector was assigned to the office in 1900. Today, the Friday Harbor office processes 8,000-plus small vessels into the United States each year, more than the rest of the country combined. The Friday Harbor Port of Entry was previously located at the port. The newly-leased space is managed by the U.S. General Services Administration on behalf of Customs and Border Protection. Friday Harbor is one of 67 U.S. ports of entry managed by the Seattle Field Office of U.S. Customs and Border Protection. CBP officers have operated out of rented space at the Port of Friday Harbor since 1978. In addition to inspections and security duties in Friday Harbor, Customs and Border Patrol agents are assigned to Roche Harbor to check and clear boats arriving from Canada, and operates a small kiosk at the Friday Harbor marina for boat and seaplane arrivals.
On Oct. 30, Gordy Petersen, owner of Friday Harbor Center, located at the intersection of First and Spring streets, and CBP public information officer Chief Thomas Schreiber each confirmed that a lease had been signed.
"This is good for the town and good for the nation," Petersen told the Journal last year. "These people are our neighbors. They are protecting our community and people should respect that."
A public meeting was held in November of 2013 to discuss citizens' concerns about the new location. The Journal reported that about fifty people told them in about fifty different ways that they didn't like the idea.
The group Citizens for the Core was formed to advocate government transparency and public process. The group released a statement recently asserting that the public should have been consulted about the new location, but that did not happen.
Moving forward the statement said that CBP and the General Services Administration made certain promises to address public concerns about the move.
"In particular, they agreed not to change the facade of the building in any way, to keep signage small, and to be as discreet as possible about apprehending suspects," the statement read. "The citizens of San Juan Island did an excellent job of advocating for their needs respectfully, and local and regional customs officials did a great job of listening and responding to those needs."
The group says they will be watching the impacts of the move on tourism, business, and the general atmosphere of the Friday Harbor downtown core.
"If the citizens of Friday Harbor like what they see, then that would be wonderful," continued the statement. " If not, then in eight years or so, Citizens for the Core will begin preparing an alternative location for the CBP offices, so that it can be ready at the end of the current ten-year lease."


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Sunday, Taste of Creede
Memorial Day weekend always means "The Taste of Creede" which kicks off the Summer Season for one of Colorado's most colorful and classic mining towns. High in the San Juan Mountains it is a treat to be there over the holiday.
The main event for me will be the Artist's Quick Draw on Sunday at 1 pm.
This party attracts some of the best artists from several states including Steve Quiller, Kris Gosar, Randy Pijoan, Peggy Stenmark Morgan, Charles Ewing, Jan Thompson, Frankie Will, Sue McCullough and myself -
to name a few.
The Quick Draw fun starts at 1 pm and there will be an auction immediately following. This is a chance to bid on work that you watched being done by top artists.
Creede will be the site of a lot of holiday partying - live music, vendors, Silver Chef Competition, stuff for kids and the National small Prints Show at the Creede Repertory Theatre;
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A recursive treatment of collocations
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|This article discusses the treatment of collocations in the context of along-term project on the development of multilingual NLP tools. Besides"classical" two-word collocations, we will focus on the case of complexcollocations (3 words or more) for which a recursive design is presented in theform of collocation of collocations. Although comparatively less numerous thantwo-word collocations, the complex collocations pose important challenges forNLP. The article discusses how these collocations are retrieved from corpora,inserted and stored in a lexical database, how the parser uses such knowledgeand what are the advantages offered by a recursive approach to complexcollocations.
|MultiWord Expressions — Collocations — Lexicon — Lexical database — Parsing
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Refusing to eat one or more food groups often preferring carbohydrates such as pasta, noodles, rice, bread etc.
Refusing to eat certain textures e. Getting hung up on particular flavours — often salty or sweet, which makes healthy eating much harder. Needing either really strong or really bland food. Wanting foods to be a particular colour often brown or beige. Anorexia Nervosa Anorexia Nervosa is thought to be more common among people with autism, especially girls and women. Regurgitation Some children with autism get into regurgitation.
Pica Pica is also common. Why does autism mean eating problems? Flexibility of thinking Children with autism can find it hard to be adaptable. Medical issues Sometimes autism goes along with gastro-intestinal problems. Motor or sensory issues Children with autism are often either hypersensitive or under-sensitive to certain sensations, including food. What can I do about this? Step 1. Take note of: The time of day when they eat.
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What kind of food. Where they ate. What else was in the room. How much they ate. Who else was there. Step 2. The routine Children with autism love routines. So, get some things the same each time. For instance: Plot out meal and snacktimes. Try to avoid things like television and toys, keep the table fairly clear, and perhaps simplify the room in general if you have the space in your home to manage that. Make the eating space a place where he or she can focus.
Have a mealtime routine. Washing hands, setting the table, sitting down: all can be turned into soothing rituals that help them mentally prepare. Put a time limit on the meal. That reduces frustration and can save tantrums. Follow it yourself so your son or daughter can see what good table manners look like. This is exciting! Praise is good; you might also like to give stickers that build rewards to something really good, like time with an iPad. If your kid throws food, spits or otherwise misbehaves, grit your teeth and ignore it.
Create a calm and patient atmosphere. You might put favourite music on in the background; be as relaxed as you can.
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Club Bearclaw is a Club Eclair-style slow-levelling in-character walk-n-talk RP group. (Not sure what Club Eclair is? Read this! https://www.lotro.com/forums/showthr...-II-Into-Moria)
This thread is intended to serve as a central source of information on the current activities of the Bearclaws. If you are interested in joining us, please feel free to reach out in-game. We are sharing Club Eclair's chat channel.
Every Saturday, 3pm-4:30pm EST/server
Saturday August 28th, 2020 at 3pm EST/server
NOTE: August is the Eleventh Annual Month o' the Chicken (Details here: http://www.boundersoftheshire.com/fo...70895#40098286) and several events conflict with our regular meeting times, so our next official meeting will be on the 28th.
The Plough and Stars, Brockenborings
The current level cap has been raised to 10. We will be heading to the goblin camps in the scrag-dells and then on to the quarry in Scary.
We should be finishing up in the Shire within the next couple of weeks. Then we will be spending some time doing Solo/Duo Epic Battles so that everyone can unlock the group battles. After that, we will be leaving the Shire.
The following letters were sent out in-game before the start of the group. They include an explanation of the group's rules and philosophy. If you are interested in participating in the group, please read and understand the rules!
Part I of III: An Invitation
I hope this missive finds you well. I reach out because you or your kin have met me during my travels and expressed an interest in joining me on further adventure, should the need arise.
And so it has.
If your interest still remains, join us at The Green Dragon in Bywater of the Shire, in a fortnight.
This is an invitation to the new Club Eclair group forming soon. Details to follow.
Part II of III: Rules
This is an invitation to join the new slow-leveling in-character RP group that Lilythorn spoke to you about recently. If you have already joined, great. The rules and times are laid out below.
* Our first gathering will be on Saturday May 30th, 2020 from 3 to 4 PM EST/Servertime, at The Green Dragon in Bywater in the Shire.
The group's rules are simple and straightforward:
1. Respect the Level Cap
2. Respect other Players
* 1. Respect the Level Cap (currently 6)
You will need to purchase a Stone of the Tortoise from the Lotro Store (100 LP) in order to halt your character experience.
We will advance the Level Cap as our adventures lead us to more difficult quests.
* 2. Respect the other Players
Be respectful re: language and RP skill. Some of our players are new to in-game RP. We will have a chat channel for IC and OOC chat, /say and /emote should be in-character as much as possible. /fellowship and /raid can be used for OOC chat.
Part III of III: Before We Start
Before we get started, you should have a character that is out of the Introduction and no higher than level 6.
Please have at least a basic Bio/Description. The premise is that your character is one of Jarngrimur's associates from his brief travels. We may or may not be friends, at your discretion. If you let me know what the hook is for your character, I will try and accomodate it. The premise is just enough to get us together. Our group's story afterwards will develop as we adventure.
Aside from the 2 rules listed above, any rules or restrictions you impose on your character are yours alone. For example, some might choose to only use gear that is awarded or bought with earned gold. Others may choose to not use Swift Travel. Up to you!
If you are still interested, please let me know what character name and race/class you will be joining us with.
Thank you!
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To James Madison from John Adair, 9 January 1809
Natchez Jany: 9th: 1809.
Although I have Suffered, (by the hand of lawless power,) Injurys in my person, my reputation and my property; Injurys to me irreparable though unmerited; Yet as an American firmly and unaltrably attached to my Country; and capable of distinguishing in my Judgment and resentments betwixt its Government, & those who may for a time be entrusted to Administer it: I shall always feel it my duty, and it will afford me pleasure to render a service to the publick.
I have spent nearly the two last years in this and the adjoining Territorys of Orleans & Florida; and from a personal and intimate acquaintance with the people of All classes and almost every Neighbourhood; I am enabled to give you more correct information of their wishes and Views than those in whom you may confide. It will not give you pleasure to learn that I possess this power principally from the circumstance of my having Suffered & been denounced as an Enemy to my Country. I detest a spy, and the man who will permit and betray an individual confidence, to the injury of the Individual, is a Villian. Without descending to name any, I may be allowed to describe the Situation of this Country generally; as it has come to my own knowledge. I can assure you Sire, the Govt. of the U. S. has many Enemys; and but few warm friends here. In the Territory of Orleans, the French (who are as, ten to one, of the population,) are almost to A man, attached to french customs, french principles, french Laws; in a word, Bonaparte is their God; they are french men at heart, ready to join any power, who will attempt to make them A dependency of France. The distinction, frequently made, between the Loyalty and political sentiments of the french Creoles and Emigrants, is not well founded; It exists in a very few instances only, And although France and Spain are now at war, the people would rather become a Collony of Spain once more, and take their chance in the present Struggle; than remain a Territory of the United States. There is likewise a British party, who though few in number, possess considerable Talents, and only want a favourable moment to act. The few Americans, in this Territy. who from habit or principle are real friends of our Govt. have but little Influence. Whether in or out of Office, either from a want of Talents to make them respectable, or from some other cause, they are veiwed, by both french and british partizans, with contempt, or suspicion.
In the Mississippi Territory, the inhabitants may be placed in three classes, Federalists, Democrats and friends of the British Govt. The first class (notwithstanding News papers say otherwise) is the most numerous, and under the present existing circumstances, will gain strength; should the people long be deprived of a market for their cotton, there is no telling to what lengths they will go to procure one. They Democrats are restless under the Teritorial restrictions; they wish for A state Govt: Nothing less will Satisfy them. Deny them this and the Atlantick States at once becomes to them A Tyrant, withholding their dearest Rights for the purposes of oppression. The third class here, as in the other Terry; are not very numerous, but always on the watch, ready to widen every breach between the other two, or join either as may best suit their purposes. Few, very few of either Class are warmly attached to the Unuion of the East & western States.
I come now to speak of West Florida, in which I have spent the last two months unmolested. Although the Creatures of Wilkinson used every endeavor to have me Arested or ordered off, Neither was done; The Inhabitants of the part of West Florida, west of Pearl River are, nine out of ten, Americans and except five or six men, who left the U. S. as friends of the British at the close of our revolutionary War; they would still prefer The American Govt. to any other. There are a few advocates for the British who from their wealth and Talents have considerable influence: the french or Spanish interests are not worth naming. This Dist: contains five sixths of the population and wealth of west, florida. They people are as; ripe fruit; waiting the hand that dares to pluck them; and with thim all florida. At Pensacola, there are between 350 and 400 soldiors, literally Sans culotes without cloathing, rations or money or credit to buy with.
British Agents are now amongst these people, labouring to make them believe, that through a connection with the Bh. alone the can prosper, And should they have (as they are promised) A ready market for their Cotton, from which their American Neighbours are shut out by Embargoes or non-intercourse Bills, it will at once give the British interest a decided ascendancy. Nothing is easier or more likely to happen; Ships of any burthin or description can come into the Bay and cast anchor in safety, in sight of the main land, off the mouth of pascagoola river, under the shelter of an Island. Such an existing arangement will produce intriague, caballs and heart burnings against the Laws in the adjoining Teritorys, and cause incalculable emigration into west florida, from Georgia and Carolina, which is now chiefly directed to the west side of the Mississippi. Should the British, during a ferment thus produced, land a Comparatively small force in this District and offer Independence, alliance and Commerce to the People of the adjoining Territys: It is, difficult for me to say what would be the consequence. The proper management of these people is, at this moment all important to the Unuion. I refrain from drawing conclusions, nor will I presume to give an oppinion; my intention is mierely to relate facts as I know them to be; and by doing so, to give such information from an extreme and vulnerable part of the Unuion, as may be useful at this critical moment. Nor is this letter intended for the perusal of any but your self amongst your friends are my Enemys. Let the publick Weal be my appology for troubling you. For myself I have no View; from the Administration I expect no favour; my Conscience is my Kingdom. As a Citizen I am entitled to common Justice & protection. From those who have injured me I hope yet to obtain redress or satisfaction so far as they have ability to render it. My sole object in remaining so long in this Country has been to raise and collect a sum of money sufficient, to releive me from embarrassments brought on me chiefly by the illegal and cruel arrest and robery I Suffered in New Orleans two years past. I shall now set out in a few days for Kentucky where I reside; and where a numerous, helpless family, dearer, infinitely dearer to me than life itself, depend almost entirely on my personal exertions for support.
Accept of my best wishes for your Success in discharging to the Satisfaction of your Country, the arduous Duties you are about to encounter as chief Magistrate. I am with due respect Your most Obdt. Ser.
John Adair
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GLENDALE, ARIZ. – When the NCAA is done investigating the academic scandal in his athletic department, North Carolina men's basketball coach Roy Williams said Sunday he isn't concerned that the accomplishments of his basketball team this season will be in jeopardy.
"The reason I say that is because my firm belief is that we did nothing wrong," Williams said at a news conference for Monday's NCAA championship game against Gonzaga.
Over the past two years, the NCAA has sent three versions of the Notice of Allegations report that outlines lack of institutional control. It alleges that athletes from several sports at North Carolina have taken irregular courses during an 18-year period that started in the early 1990s until 2011.
No coaches or staff members have been charged with wrongdoing. Williams said mistakes were made, but he just isn't worried about potential penalties hurting his current players or coaches.
"Were there some things I wish hadn't happened? You're darned right," he said. "But there were no allegations against men's basketball. So I've sort of hung my hat on that part, and I know we did nothing wrong. And I find it hard to believe it could go that far. Do I believe again that our institution, there were some mistakes, you're darned right I do. I'm very mad, sad, ticked off, any way you want to put all that."
Recruiting hasn't been the same for the Tar Heels, who have lost many top prospects to other programs.
"We recruited 26 McDonald's All-Americans in our first 10 years," Williams said. "And the last three, I think we got one. I don't think I got dumb that quickly."
Berry's ankles
North Carolina point guard Joel Berry II has been dealing with ankle soreness ever since he hurt his right ankle in the first-round NCAA tournament victory over Texas Southern.
Berry was fine when he scored 26 points in a Sweet 16 win over Butler. But then he hurt his left ankle in the Elite Eight against Kentucky. He would have been sidelined if he had to play after that game because he was in so much pain.
The 6-2 junior has shot 6-for-22 with 22 points over the past two games, including 11 points on 2-for-14 shooting Saturday against Oregon.
"I've been in pain ever since I twisted my right ankle," Berry said. "At this point, I can't think about it. I just have to continue to play. Sometimes, it limits me and my movement. But other times, I get lost in the game to where I don't even realize the pain."
Poked in the eye
It's not easy to bring down Gonzaga's giant of a man in 7-1, 300-pound Przemek Karnowski, but he had to leave in the first half of Saturday's win against South Carolina after getting poked in the eye.
Karnowski returned to the game and finished with 13 points and five rebounds, but he has another eye doctor checkup Sunday.
"I just got a scratch on my eyeball," he said Sunday. "But I don't have any problems with my vision or anything like that. I have a follow-up today with a doctor, and I hope everything is going to be good."
Crediting Monson
Gonzaga coach Mark Few had several former Bulldogs coaches and assistants with his team this weekend, including at Sunday's practice at the University of Phoenix Stadium. But Few gives former Gophers coach Dan Monson, his former boss, the most credit.
"I never would have been coaching without Dan Monson giving me a job and believing in me and letting me grow," he said.


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I'm a water baby. Always have been.
And living by the beach in North Devon has been a big part of that. Having Croyde, Saunton and Putsborough just down the road has meant we've always had an ocean escape close by, although the abysmal summers of the past six years in England have meant I haven't made use of it anywhere near as much I would have liked. So the sand and sea were always going to be among the main attractions during our visits to Thailand and Bali whilst in Asia this summer.
Me and Chelcie had already hit up the Thai islands and Phuket, and after a land locked stint in Malaysia and Singapore were looking forward to getting back to the ocean once we hit Bali. Despite making the most of Kuta's long length of sand, the general atmosphere full of Australian package holidayers and beach hawkers wasn't to our liking, and we were soon heading off around the island to Uluwatu, Sanur, Legian and Ubud.
Following four awesomely relaxing days in Ubud – whichI'll cover in the future – we headed to the port village of Padang Bai for a weekend jaunt before we took the ferry to Lombok. We were massively looking forward to beach time again after a rainy few days up in the hills and plains of Ubud, and thankfully the weather brightened up right on cue. Our accommodation at the Zen Inn – which by the way, is well worth a visit for their hearty home cooked meals – was located pretty much right next to the port, so our first thought was to check out the main beach right there, but then a member of staff told us about the "white sand beach" up the hill…
Bienvenido a Bias Tegul!
As anyone who's been there will know, it's a little bit of an adventure to reach this secluded treasure. We started heading up the hill opposite us, and then took a left and headed up a rough construction road, frequently by some friendly cows! At the top of this hill you're rewarded with a pretty lush view of the village and the surrounding hills.
Clambering back down the winding path on the opposite side of the hill, a blanket of palm treescame into view, with a promising looking beach front poking through the gaps. The further away we moved from the hillside construction site and the closer we got to the assorted beachfront warungs and lapping waves, the more my excitement built. As we reached the beachfront of Bias Tegul itself, I was stoked to see it was a proper "white" sand beach, in the class of Ko Phi Phi without a doubt, and a massive improvement on the black sand beaches of nearby Candidasa. We had most definitely made the right choice in picking Padang Bai…
It wasn't just the picture perfection of the beach that made it an immense discovery however, but the awesome sharp waves breaking right by the shore. I spent about five minutes sunbathing before I flung myself head first into the water, and spent hours bodysurfing the strong currents and being flung around like I was in a washing machine. Whilst it's possibly not the safest currents for smaller children, I was in my element and loving life floating around in that sea.
We wiled away our Saturday afternoon and pretty much all of the next day on this beauty of a beach. With just a few beachside warungs it was practically free from hawkers (and the couple that were wandering about were really surprisingly friendly), and to my eyes there was none of the Aussie package-holiday crowd around, just a small group of other inquisitive travellers. I could have happily stayed here and played on this beach for days on end, and it was easily the best beach we discovered in all of Bali, if not Asia!
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Tonight for Holy Thursday Mass (at 7.30pm) l am very blessed to have a good number of people coming to sing, seven men and seven women to be precise, and some fine singers amongst that group so our music will be varied, a blend of English, Latin, chant and polyphony. Remember that the organ should be silent (if you have to, it should only be used to support the singing) from the end of the Gloria.
INTROIT – THE GLORY OF THE CROSS WE SING (Wareham tune)
GLORIA VIII with organ fanfare and plenty of bell ringing
GRADUAL – Oculi Omnium (Charles Wood) SATB
TRACT – From the place where the sun rises (Aristotle Esguerra psalm tone setting)
FEET WASHING – Mandatum Novum with Psalm 118 verses (I have notated the psalm verses fully. See below)
OFFERTORY – Ubi Caritas et amor (plainsong)
COMMUNION MOTET- Ave Verum Corpus (Byrd)
COMMUNION PROPER – This is my body – Adam Bartlett Simple English Propers with Psalm 23 verses
TRANSFERENCE – Pange Lingua (Plainsong)
Click on the link below for an exclusive new recording from Schola Santae Scholasticae (including Bara Brith who most definitely there….)
I was singing the Lauds hymn for Holy Week this morning which begins from the sixth verse of Fortunatus' Pange Lingua Gloriosi 'En acetum' and it suddenly struck me how marked the difference is between the beautiful melody l was singing (Crux Fidelis is one of my favourite hymns) with the horrific graphic prose l was reciting.
|En acetum, fel, arundo,
sputa, clavi, lancea:
mite corpus perforatur,
Sanguis, unda profluit7
terra, pontus, astra, mundus,
quo lavantur flumine!
|Lo, with gall His thirst He quenches!
see the thorns upon His brow!
nails His tender flesh are rending!
see His side is opened now!
whence, to cleanse the whole creation,
streams of blood and water flow.
How could l be enjoying singing this most glorious of tunes while reeling off a list of the most ghastly things done to Christ? 'Acetum', vinegar, 'fel', Gall, 'Arundo' Reed or the shaft of an arrow, Sputa, phlegm, Clavi, Club, 'Lancea,' spear.
This got me thinking about the mixed emotions that we have to wrestle with during Holy Week, that blend of pain and then pleasure. We know that Christ is going to be crucified, we are prepared for that bitter silence in the hours after his death, but at the same time we know the outcome – we know what happens in the end.
Two years ago, my friends Candy and Martina from St. James', Spanish Place, had come to sing with us at the Good Friday liturgy. This was the first time we had sung all the propers from the Graduale Romanum, and as those who have sung at Good Friday will know, that Tract is a killer. At the 'Veneration of the Cross' we had sung some of the Improperium but then had moved onto singing the Crux Fidelis because we were not sure how long the Veneration would take.
As we got towards the end of the hymn, countless verses later, it became apparent that the veneration was taking much longer than anticipated. I knew that the final verse, the doxology 'Aequa Patri Filioque' had to be the last verse sung so l hastily pointed to the top verse of that page and we began the last few verses again. As we reached the end of those flipping back and forth between the 'Crux Fidelis' and the 'Dulce' refrain, the veneration was still nowhere near finishing, and then l got the giggles – which verse would we sing next? – and when one starts it's infectious. So there we were at one of the most dramatic points of the Good Friday liturgy, where the faithful are called to kiss the feet of the crucified as an act of sorrow, and l shamefully could not stop laughing.
So why am l telling you about my irreverent behaviour during a solemn liturgy (and l have to tell you it was not the first time l have been in fits…) ? Because this is what Holy Week and the Triduum is all about. Whilst we know that Jesus was crucified in a vicious, brutal, horrific manner, we also know that he died for us and on the third day he rose again to save us from our sins. And for that, we can't help but smile.
Incidentally, below is an exclusive recording of us singing the Crux Fidelis last summer along with Bara Brith of Blackfen. When you listen to the music l wonder if you find yourself feeling sorrowful or full of joy?
Please pray that l manage to maintain a straight face throughout the Triduum.
Palm Sunday begins with the triumphant processional chant 'Hosannah filio David.' I am told by my learned friend Stan, this chant has its roots in a second century Greek chant.
Have a listen to a brand new recording of Hosannah Filio sung by Scholae Scholasticae.
Written in Mode 7 with its trademark opening fifths, this mode Juan de Espinoza tells us is the mode where both pleasure and sadness meet. We hear the triumphant leap of joy at the beginning and then repeated on the second Hosannah only to hear the melody fall on the final 'in excélsis' forewarming of the events to come.
I would recommend starting this chant on D or Eb.
The liquescent on the opening fifth points to the importance of singing the fifth deliberately. The notes on Ray should be strong. This happens again on the 'ra' of Is – ra – el. In that melismatic group the first two notes on 'ra' are light moving up to the strong ray.
Be careful not to sing 'qui' to quickly, give this word it's full length. The same goes for 'Rex.'
Sing the final 'Hosannah' with more energy than the first and then lean into the 'in' as the mood dramatically changes.
I have just watched the Papal Inauguration Mass on Sky News. Sky has the added advantage that you can watch Holy Mass and keep an eye on the FTSE at the same time. Always useful.
I was thrilled when l saw the Mass booklet the other day for the Inauguration. There has been a great deal of speculation on the direction the liturgy could take under Pope Francis. Some had feared we could see a return to the 'low church' days of the 1970s with ghastly hymns and South American dancing. Today, was a liturgy perfect in its simplicity, just choir and organ and plenty of Gregorian Chant. Chant was sung that could be heard in parishes around the world – the Missa de Angelis, Credo III, Te Deum, Christus Vincit, Ave Verum Corpus, Salve Regina; music that should be sung so regularly we should all know it off-by-heart.
The cermonial details for today's Mass described the music as:
When the Pope enters the Basilica silver trumpets will ring out the "Tu es Petrus". The Laudes Regiae will be chanted during the procession from St. Peter's tomb to the "Sagrato". A 14 piece brass ensemble will play at various moments of the celebration. During the Offertory the "Tu es pastor ovium" (You Are the Shepherd of the Sheep) motet composed by Pierluigi da Palestrina precisely for the Inauguration of the Pontificate will be sung. At the conclusion, the "Te Deum" will be sung with verses alternating between Gregorian chant and a melody by Tomas Luis de Victoria. As it will not be held on a Sunday, there will be no Angelus after the Mass.
It is abundantly clear that our new Pope does not sing; a cantor intoned both the Gloria and Credo. This should not be seen as a criticism, not all are blessed with the gift of song. What the Holy Father didn't sing, the choir certainly made up for. The music were quite operatic at times; dramatic flourishes of polyphony from Mgr Massimo Palombella only served to highlight that the simplicity of the chant is always the finest music that can be sung in the liturgy. When they were not singing Fr Palombella's epic musical touches then we did hear some of our Renaissance greats – Palestrina, Victoria et al. The chanting of the Gospel in Greek was a poignant moment, something that has never been done before at a Papal Mass (or so they kept saying on Sky News.)
These are exciting times. Pray for our new Pope, Pope Francis I.
Ann died in the early hours of this morning. Ann was the life and soul of our parish. She was formerly the sacristan and always sat at the front at every Mass telling the servers off if they had laid something out incorrectly on the altar. If it was a Solemnity she would always nip over the road to the hairdressers first before Mass. An hour before Mass you would hear the keys in the side door and in came Ann in her motorised buggy or her 'wheeliebin' as she liked to call it. I would try and give her Mass sheet and she would always say '"Now Clare you know l don't sing." That is except for O Bread of heaven or one of the more popular Marian hymns. At every parish party she would always bring her trademark dish of 'slightly squashed' smoked salmon on brown bread. She adored St Anthony and used to pray to him fervently if she mislaid anything. She loved reading Fr Ray's blog but she had terrible problems using a computer so she would ask the printers down the hill to print off all the pages for her, which she neatly arranged in a folder. She knew everyone in the shops near the church. Invariably they weren't Catholic but she would always try and get them along to Mass. I used to tease her terribly but l adored her, we all did. She will be greatly missed. Requiescat in pace.
Celebrate the election of our Holy Father, Francis I with a hymn or two to St.Francis.
UPDATE SCROLL DOWN FOR A NEW ENGLISH TRANSLATION of the LAUDS HYMN to ST FRANCIS. Thanks to Stan Metheny(who said he could do a better job if he had more time!)
1. There is obviously Make Me a Channel of your peace which is normally attributed to St Francis, but it may have only been written a hundred years.
There are other musical settings than the one we all familiar with.
2. Most High Omnipotent Lord or 'The Canticle of the Sun' – The Meter is 887 88. Melody ASSISSI
Melody is available in Common Praise hymnal. Nothing in the regular hymnbooks with that meter.
1 Most High, omnipotent, good Lord,
to thee be ceaseless praise outpoured,
and blessing without measure.
From thee alone all creatures came;
no one is worthy thee to name.
2 My Lord be praised by brother sun
who through the skies his course doth run,
and shines in brilliant splendour;
with brightness he doth fill the day,
and signifies thy boundless sway.
3 My Lord be praised by sister moon
and all the stars, that with her soon
will point the glittering heavens.
Let wind and air and cloud and calm
and weathers all, repeat the psalm.
4 By sister water be thou blessed,
most humble, useful, precious, chaste;
be praised by brother fire;
jocund is he, robust and bright,
and strong to lighten all the night.
5 By mother earth my Lord be praised;
governed by thee she hath upraised
what for our life is needful.
Sustained by thee, through every hour,
she bringeth forth fruit, herb, and flower.
6 My Lord be praised by those who prove
in free forgivingness their love,
nor shrink from tribulation.
Happy, who peaceably endure;
with thee, Lord, their reward is sure.
7 For death our sister, praised be,
from whom no one alive can free.
Woe to the unprepared!
But blest be they who do thy will
and follow thy commandments still.
8 Most high, omnipotent, good Lord,
to thee be ceaseless praise outpoured,
and blessing without measure.
Let creatures all give thanks to thee,
and serve in great humility.
3. In Caelesti collegio Franciscus – Lauds Hymn for his feast day on 4th October
This is taken from the Liber Hymnarius :
English Translation:-
In the heavenly company,
Francis shines in glory,
Bearing the marks of Christ
By a distinguished privilege.
This brother of the poor
Announcing the cross of the Lord,
the sign of the covenant
Has become companion of the apostles.
This martyr by desire
Carries the cross after Jesus
Christ unites him with the
Gathering of martyrs in heaven.
Francis was always bearing
The cross through abstinence
Now he has happily obtained
The glory of the Confessors.
Shining with sparkling splendour
Following the Lord who suffered
Now by way of reward of his chastity
He rejoices in the choir of virgins.
May the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
Through the wounds of Francis
Make us shine with divine light
And give us the gifts without end. Amen.
4. Appropriate Vespers hymns are found from the Common of a Confessor not a bishop :
– Iste confessor Domini (P.1196 in the Liber Usualis)
Tonight l'm talking at All Saints church in Oxted (RH8 0AA) at 7.30pm on the music of the liturgy. If you are in the area, come along. Amongst the usual of my favourite documents of the church like Sacrosanctum Concilium, Tra la Tra le Sollecitudini, Spirit of the liturgy l will be looking at selections of music for this coming Sunday, the music sung in the Vatican today at the Mass for the election of a Pope, and Bishop Egan's latest pastoral letter.
To start the talk, l am going to compare two lenten hymns from two quite different eras. In one of these hymns we ask for God's forgiveness, in the other it's a given that he's going to forgive you. infact by the time you start singing this song, you are forgiven – easy! One feels penitential and the other is supposed to be penitential but really it feels like you are being fast-tracked through the whole penitential process. One of the hymns has the Lord at the centre of our supplication, the other it's really all all about us. One of these hymns l unfortunately grew up with, one of these hymns l unfortunately didn't…
I wonder if you guess which hymn is which
The College of Cardinals is inviting Catholics to join them in an hour of prayer at 4pm today. Here is a link to the booklet which will be sung at the altar of the Chair of St Peter in St Peter's Basilica. Lots of music (including the beautiful Jesu Dulcis Memoria) so you sing along at home!


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Ordered by the Australian Navy as part of an expansion program in the 1920s and built to the same design as HMAS Canberra. Following trials she departed Portsmouth for Australia on 3 Aug 1928. he spent most of the next six years in home waters before returning to the UK in 1935. From May 1935 until Jul 1936 she served in the Mediterranean before returning to Australia where she spent most of the rest of the year in Sydney or Jervis Bay. 1937 was spent on the east coast of Australia, before she paid off into reserve on 24 Apr 1938.
HMAS Australia was recommissioned on 28 Aug 1939 which means that Tom Johnson's time aboard was while she was in Reserve. She was to spent the first 9 months of the war on Australian coastal patrol after which she spent he next 3 months on convoy escort duties between Fremantle and Capetown, and then Capetown and Freetown on Africa's west coast. Following some patrol duties of the coast of French West Africa, attempting to install Free French forces there in place of Vichy government forces. Fighting broke out and Australia both shelled French forces and was bombed and shelled in return. She then carried out escort duties in the North Sea before undergoing a refit in Liverpool, during which time she was damaged during a bombing attack by German airplanes.
Repaired she was again sent on escort duty to routes around Africa and between Africa and Australia. She served in the Indian Ocean from April to November 1941, and returned to Sydney she became the Flagship of the Australian Squadron, moving her base to Noumea in February 1942. She undertook patrols of the surrounding waters before being involved in the Battel of the Coral Sea, and later the landings at Guadalcanal. Remaining as cover for the landing she was often attacked by enemy bombers. Early 1943 was spent in the Coral Sea area, and late 1943 to September 1944 saw HMAS Australia involved in bombarding enemy held islands between New Britain and Morotai in preparation for allied landings.
Australia led a group of Australian ships involved in the landing at Leyte Gulf in late October 1944. On 21 October she was hit by a kamikaze aircraft killing the Captain and 29 others. Another 65 were injured. She was then escorted to Manus Island and then to Espiritu Santo n the New Hebrides where she was repaired. On 5 Jan 1945 she was again in action supporting the landing on Luzon Island in the Philippines. Subjected to repeated kamikaze attacks, she was hit on 5,6,8, and 9 Jan 1945 during which time 44 crew were killed and another 69 wounded. This was her last action as she was sent to Plymouth in the UK for a major overhaul.
HMAS Australia arrived back in Australia on 25 Jan 1946, and on reaching Sydney on 16 Feb 1946 she was paid off into Reserve. She was to spend the last five years of her service as a training ship. She carried out varied ceremonial roles before being paid off for disposal on 31 Aug 1954. Sold as scrap to the British iron & Steel Corporation she was towed from Sydney to England.
Armament 8 x 8-inch guns; 8 x 4-inch guns; and 4 x 3-pounder guns.
Battle Honours
- Atlantic 1939-43
- Pacific 1941-45
- Coral Sea 1942
- Savo Island 1942
- Guadalcanal 1942
- New Guinea 1942-44
- Leyte Gulf 1944
- Lingayen Gulf 1945
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I never thought that visiting my Grandfather would actually end up being an enormous hoot. I expected early morning walks and endless amounts of tea and tales of way back when he was my age, I didn't expect to find a little slice of gin heaven. It comes in the form of a pub and it's tucked away down a not so main street in the little village of Woodbridge in Suffolk.
I know that many of you are going to be checking your maps and trying to work out where this place is or even wondering if gin is really worth the journey. I am here to assure you that you will not be disappointed.
Woodbridge doesn't have just gin on offer. Fortunately for this little village it lies on the sea and we all know what goodness comes with salty waters. You guessed it: Boats and obviously fish.
Surprisingly large amounts of people are finding themselves quite literally stuck in the mud and living on houseboats in this small harbour. I can't say that boat life is for me and if I were to do that I wouldn't want to be stuck in the mud but it seems that real estate doesn't always mean bricks, mortar and a small amount of land. If there were a place where I would swap the studio apartment for a canal boat then Woodbridge would probably be the place to be. Just over and hour and a half from London you are still very much within reach of the city but with the luxury of coast-life and the countryside.
If you find yourself in these muddy waters then take a walk along the waterfront and breathe in the sea air, there are so many boats of all shapes and sizes for you to be bored by and the scenery doesn't disappoint either. If you fancy a little history lesson too, head to the Tide Mill (you can't miss it… it's a big white wooden building) and watch in awe at how waves help make flour. This isn't as boring as it sounds, there is an art to milling and back in the day when there was no technology or heavy-duty machinery everything was made by hand and people had to get inventive. This particular mill was actually the last commercially working tide mill in the UK, which has now been restored to working order. There is quite a lot of history packed in to a building and the views out of the window are pretty awesome too. Just remember everything was made by hand and everything depended on the tides.
When you have milled and mulled over boats until your heart's content, then casually stroll through the streets of Woodbridge. From old buildings housing pubs to colourful doors and water wells there is a lot to take in. Walk in and out of the alleyways and don't forget to stop in for a beer here and there. My personal favourite watering holes are The Table for some awesome alfresco dining when the sun is shining, The Kings Head Inn because the building is the oldest in the town and worth a snoop around, The Anchor because although when we arrived it was more a working mans pub than a place where women go to drink they still pour a good pint. FYI women are welcome… we just so happened to be the only three in there! And last but by no means least The Angel is a definite stop spot, perhaps save it for last because you are going to need to dedicate many hours to get the full effect of how awesome this place is.
If you have read my post about Australia you will of course know that Grandma's Bar in Sydney is my favourite pub in the whole world I am going to have to put The Angel as a very close second. With 150 different types of gin on offer this is literally my kind of heaven. The only thing I regret from my weekend is not having enough time to sample them all but collectively between us we managed to get through nine.
I actually don't remember what most of them taste, I think that had something to do with our pub crawl but there were some awesome fruity flavours like blackcurrant and blueberry but the two that really stick out are Elephant Gin distilled in Germany and Mombasa Club distilled in London.
If you are big in to conservation, especially Elephant conservation then Elephant Gin is the drink for you. Proceeds from each bottle sold go to saving the species in Africa and every bottle that is distilled is dedicated to one Elephant in particular. The bottle I was drinking from and consequently finished was helping to save an Elephant called Nana. Rather fitting considering my grandmother was known to Nana by us all. Not only does this bottle of gin taste mighty fine but when you can drink and save wildlife in one go I am all for it. This I feel is an iconic drink for an iconic species and one I will be ordering from somewhere and stocking it on my shelf. It is after all in the name of conservation… I am doing it for the Elephants!
The Mombasa Club recipe dates back to the colonial days where they used to drink gin by the gallon in the era of the British Empire on the coast of Kenya. It has a very distinct flavour and one that definitely reminds me of home and definitely one I will find myself sipping anytime anywhere. For all of you non-gin drinkers out there I urge you to do a little alcohol explorations. If ever there were a gin to convert these two would be it.
Woodbridge may be a little village for the retired or eager seamen but it certainly doesn't disappoint the young traveller either. Not only will I go back to spend some more time sipping tea out of mugs that remind me of my childhood and listening to my grandfather recount his youthful days I will certainly go back to complete the challenge of trying all of that gin. 150 gins in 150 Days or possibly even hours… who's to say it's impossible?


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