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Representing abundance in collections

Janet Carding and I have been talking about her upcoming CODE|WORDS essay on change management in the digital era, and one painful truth she points out is that she still goes to events where museum leaders talk about putting their collections online and making them available to search, a full generation after this problem was first solved. And that solution – search – is itself hugely problematic, for me, and others, I think, largely because of how stingy we are in how we provide access to those collections.

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Once upon a time, when you wanted to find out something, you’d go to the library and look in a card catalogue for a topic or a title. Once you got a number, you’d go wander the aisles or stacks, looking at book spines for the right number. Maybe you’d find what you were looking for. Maybe you wouldn’t. But in either case, you’d encounter a ton of information on the way that would give you both a sense of what you were looking for and what information surrounded it.

Fast forward to 2015 and how have we advanced in our ability to present vast sums of knowledge?

Bit of a let down, isn’t it?

Hold the idea of being in the library stacks and then look at the blank search box, revealing nothing, mocking your ignorance, coyly withholding its treasures and forcing you to figure out what magic formula will get it to show you the goods. As Mitchell Whitelaw points out in his excellent article “Generous Interfaces for Digital Cultural Collections”

“Decades of digitisation have made a wealth of digital cultural material available online. Yet search — the dominant interface to these collections — is incapable of representing this abundance. Search is ungenerous: it withholds information, and demands a query.”

I expressed a strong opinion on this in my CODE|WORDS essay “The Virtues of Promiscuity”

“Let’s be clear that what I’m talking about is not “Let’s put the collection online” by making a database with a web interface. Access is important, but a web portal is an oracular cave, dark and mysterious. You go into the dark place, ask your question, and the Sibyl answers. Hopefully, it makes sense. Sometimes, it’s a very detailed answer, sometimes not. But the seeker never has the ability to appreciate the collection as a whole, or to interrogate it in any ways other than those chosen by the architects of the CMS and the portal. And they’re black holes to indexers. Google, Yahoo! and Baidu have no way of knowing what lies beyond your search box, and in a world where findability equals existence, this is death. Actually it’s worse, it’s annihilation — being made into nothing. Not a great strategy for proving relevance.”

The really frustrating thing is that the problem with search has been recognized as a problem pretty much since the beginning. At the very first Museums and the Web conference in 1997(!), in “The Best of Intentions: Public Access, the Web & the Evolution of Museum Automation”, Kevin Donovan wrote,

“The search interface approach employs the frightful blank search field method of providing access to data. This method reproduces the most inscrutable characteristics of database technology, a technology so daunting that even within museums only those deliberate souls whose jobs depend on it, collections managers and registrars, will use it.”

We’re talking 1997 Web 1.0 days, when there was no Facebook, no Twitter, and Netscape Navigator had a 62% market share compared to Internet Explorer’s 35% (over half of whom were using IE3 on Windows 95 machines). Even then, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, search was unsatisfying and problematic.

So, what are alternatives?

I’m sure (I hope?) that there are museum collections that can be explored in more generous ways than search. If you know of any, send me a link, eh? Here are two examples I know of, though both are long in the tooth now.

The Visual Thesaurus is an interactive dictionary and thesaurus, based on the Thinkmap architecture. It was all the rage around the turn of the millennium. I recall owning a copy of it on floppy disk. Luckily, the web version continues to this day. It’s a great tool for exploring the relationships between words and their meanings. It allows you to drift from word to word and concept to concept, all while showing you the landscape around the object of your study. It’s a great tool, and had obvious museum applications from the get-go. Thinkmap and the Experience Music Project presented “Artifact as Inspiration: Using existing collections and management systems to inform and create new narrative structures” at MW2001. It’s still relevant, 14 years later. I tried a couple of times to get projects off the ground using Thinkmap, but with no luck.

Planetary is an example of both visualization and of evolving museum practice. It was a great iPad app for visualizing your iTunes music library that employed a novel conceit: it used a planetary system metaphor for displaying metadata. Artists were stars, albums were planets, tracks were moons. It was a very different take on looking at your music, and the visuals were amazing. Here’s a look.

An interesting postscript to Planetary’s short life was that it was the first digital object the Cooper Hewitt collected, in 2013. “Planetary: Collecting and Preserving code as a living object” raises a number of issues about ways of visualizing abundance.  I added some commentary at the time, too.

Both of these models offer glimpses of how exploring museum datasets could be more interesting, more generous, and more useful to our audiences. It’s a great opportunity to innovate, because the stakes are so high. Putting our abundant resources out on the open web won’t gain us much if we don’t find ways to make them more inviting, to lure potential explorers into their depths, and to encourage the kinds of serendipitous explorations that a trip through the stacks could produce. I’ll leave you with another Whitelaw quote that says it better than I would.

The stakes here are high, because the interface plays an inescapable role in mediating digital heritage. Whether a command-line console or an immersive visualisation, these collections come to us in some specific, concrete form; and crucially, that form is constructed and contingent. It can always be otherwise. As our cultural heritage is increasingly networked and digital, the life and use of that heritage will increasingly be conditioned by the forms in which it reaches us, how it is made concrete and available both for scholars and the wider public. As argued above, search-centred conventions offer meagre representational tools; while there are promising signs of a new generosity emerging, much more is possible.

Mitchell Whitelaw
“Generous Interfaces for Digital Cultural Collections” DHQ: Digital Humanities Quarterly, Volume 9 Number 1, 2015

Ed Rodley
“The Virtues of Promiscuity: or, Why giving it away is the future”, CODE | WORDS: Technology and Theory in the Museum. 2014

Kevin Donovan
“The Best of Intentions: Public Access, the Web & the Evolution of Museum Automation” Museums and the Web 1997

Seb Chan
“Planetary: Collecting and Preserving code as a living object” Cooper Hewitt blog, 2013.

  1. It’s a confusing search engine, but the Peabody Museum has a “quick search” and advanced search feature on their website:;jsessionid=3B31AAD6087A9DFA56C30B18F7956066?t:state:flow=4f5e139d-6749-44e0-9591-5826a7204a5c

  2. I agree with Matt Kirchman – filtered search is better than plain old search. And what about Cooper Hewitt’s collections interface, Many of these object descriptions have so many links to other parts of the collection it’s like reading wikipedia entries.
    Also, the app called Wordflex Touch Dictionary, published by Oxford Univ Press.

  3. There was an attempt to put a visual interface on the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) Search the Collections application
    A drag-able “endless wall” of images each one of which can be clicked for an overlay with some details and a link to a full record. There were limitations, particularly in the click and drag interface of the wall, it needed visual indicators so visitors knew it was possible to drag it around, but it was designed to offer those intimidated by an empty search box a visual way in.
    Resources and investment were needed to improve it and sadly given the financial climate these were not forthcoming. Nonetheless it won Best of the Web Research, at Museums and The Web 2010.

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  4. My first response can be distilled as ‘yay! more Code|Words to look forward to.’
    Second response – it’s interesting that, even as the online collection interface risks being reduced to a single search box, the interface tool that most gets referenced for physical exhibition experiences is still Wikipedia. Specifically, the ability to browse, to flit from one interesting topic to another, linked topic.

    Recently I’ve been having fun with – an ‘independent explorer’ for the British Museum that has a particular focus on visualising how/when objects came into the museum collection.

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Are you counting down the hours until the weekend? Perhaps you just aren’t seeing how your work is significant to God’s call on your life right now. Or maybe you love what you do, but just need some encouragement in what you are doing.

Here are some of our favorite thoughts about work–and why it is important in God’s kingdom.

1. John Calvin reminds us that it isn’t just the glamorous jobs that have eternal value:

There is no work, however vile or sordid, that does not glisten before God.

2. Why does God care about our day jobs so much?

Abraham Kuyper explains,

Whatever man may stand, whatever he may do, to whatever he may apply his hand—in agriculture, in commerce, and in industry, or his mind, in the world of art, and science—he is, in whatsoever it may be, constantly standing before the face of God. He is employed in the service of his God. He has strictly to obey his God. And above all, he has to aim at the glory of his God.

3. Part of being made in God’s image is imitating him as the creator.

Dorothy Sayers says that work…

….should, in fact, be thought of as a creative activity undertaken for the love of the work itself; and that man, made in God’s image, should make things, as God makes them, for the sake of doing well a thing that is well worth doing.

4. This creative process is an important way of serving others and cultivating creation by doing what you do best.

Tim Keller says,

Work is taking the raw material of creation and developing it for the sake of others.

5. But how can our efforts change the world?

Can we as individuals really redeem cultures and serve others on a macro-level? Richard Doster helps us to keep the big picture in mind.

God’s people can, as agents of His redemptive plan, transform business, stripping it of selfish ambition and pursuing instead what’s best for their neighbors. Through business God’s people can harness mankind’s creativity, and with it nurture His creation, developing products that make the world more satisfying.

Through the economic power of commerce, Christians can make the world safer and healthier. The members of Christ’s Church, distributed in offices around the world, can transform greed into good stewardship, showing the world that business has a biblical responsibility to create new wealth and provide a fair return to investors.

6. But what are we producing? Thomas Aquinas reminds us:

The test of the artist does not lie in the will with which he goes to work, but in the excellence of the work he produces.

7. While the Lord will provide for our needs, he still calls to work as hard as we can.

Saint Augustine explains:

Pray as though everything depended on God. Work as though everything depended on you.

8. According to Henry Ward Beecher, work isn’t always fun or easy; it’s during those times that our true character shows.

Any man can work when every stroke of his hands brings down the fruit rattling from the tree but to labor in season and out of season, under every discouragement…that requires a heroism which is transcendent.

9. But sometimes, even the most heroic acts don’t produce the results we were intending.

C.S. Lewis reminds us to accept and learn from our mistakes when he says,

Failures are finger posts on the road to achievement.

10. But even as we strive to become successful, we can experience biblical contentment.

Hugh Whelchel clarifies that,

Real contentment is not being satisfied with what you have or where you are in life. It is working diligently to glorify God, serve the common good, and further the kingdom of God in everything we do.

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The basic problem of Christians in this country…in regard to society and in regard to government is that they have seen things in bits and piece instead of totals. They have very gradually become disturbed over permissiveness, pornography, the public schools, the breakdown of the family, and finally abortion. But they have not seen this as a totality—each thing being a part, a symptom, of a much larger problem. They have failed to see that all of this has come about due to a shift in worldview—that is, through a fundamental change in the overall way people think and view the world and life as a whole. This shift has been away from a worldview that was at least vaguely Christian in people’s memory toward something completely different.

The reformers radically changed their world in a couple of generations by bringing Christians back to the Biblical understanding of work as part of a larger all-encompassing worldview.

As Christians today, we have similar possibilities. To be salt and light in this world, we must commit ourselves to an entire worldview which sees our place in God’s kingdom in the context of all redemptive history. Previously, in our series on the four-chapter gospel, I said,

As we go through our lives in this world we must realize we are truly on a mission from God. Our mission goes beyond evangelizing far-off places or teaching a Sunday School class. It defines the meaning of our entire lives, which necessarily means that it encompasses our vocational work…. By answering the call to fulfill our roles in God’s redemptive drama, we find meaning in even the most mundane activities. Along with meaning we find peace and satisfaction which transcend our greatest expectations.

The biblical doctrine of work has to play a larger part in our worldview if we are to be effective. This is a vision which sees our work as important to God and as a gift from God, bestowed on us to influence the world for his glory and the furtherance of his kingdom.

As Professor Albert Wolters in Creation Regained writes, “The obvious implication is that the new humanity (God’s people) is called to promote renewal in every department of creation….We have a redemptive task wherever our vocation places us in his world.”

In order to take advantage of our opportunity to further the Kingdom in the here and now through our vocational calling, we must rediscover the biblical doctrine of work and be confident that it is the most powerful tool God has given us to have an impact on this present world.

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Government should not have involved MNDF in UTF case: Adam Shareef

Former Defence Minister and current MP of Maduvvari Constitueny Adam Shareef Umar | Photo: Defense Ministry

Malé, Maldives – Former Defence Minister and current MP of Maduvvaree constituency Adam Shareef has said that including MNDF in the Uthuru Thilafalhu (UTF) agreement was a mistake of the government.

MP Shareef’s remarks on the issue come while MNDF generals held a press conference debunking various accusations which came following the leak of the allegedly ‘fake’ draft agreement of the Uthuru Thilafalhu (UTF) naval base harbor project by Former Home Minister, Umar Naseer.

Following the leaked documents, a local online news outlet had accused MNDF generals and top government officials to have accepted USD 20 million in bribes by India to favor the terms proposed by India in the UTF agreement.

The accusations of bribery against MNDF which questions their honor, is concerning. The government made a big mistake in involving MNDF in the UTF agreement case. As a result, their honor and integrity are being questioned now.

Adam Shareef, Former Defense Minister and current MP of Maduvvaree constituency

While MNDF and Defence Ministry have debunked all claims, general public have been calling out for the government to publicize the actual agreement as the allegedly ‘fake’ draft agreement had worrying terms presented by the Indian government.

According to the leaked ‘fake’ draft agreement, armed Indian forces would be stationed at the Uthuru Thilafalhu area, which is will be developed as a harbor and dock yard for the purposes of Coast Guard. The agreement period was dated for 30 years, with an additional 30 years to be added by default given no objections from either party.

Leaked unsigned draft agreement between the Maldivian and Indian governments to develop a harbour and dockyard for the purposes of Coast Guard had revealed that all Indian personnel, contractors and services to be exempted from duties and taxes and also that all official Indian documents would be exempted from Customs inspection.

The draft agreement also gives immunity to Indian personnel from any suits or proceedings for implementation of the agreement in Maldives except if those personnel are found guilty of gross negligence or willful misconduct. In addition to this, the Maldivian government is to give full immunity to the personnel deputed by the Indian government and their papers and premises from legal and judicial process as to other diplomatic personnel in Maldives.

Addressing concerns over the agreement during the time the agreement was signed, MNDF had previously reassured the public that no armed personnel would be stationed at the site.

Maldives National Defense Force (MNDF) had denied any such allegations before and had reassured that no military force will be based at the harbour, detailing that it would only be used to dock and repair Coast Guard vessels.

While Indian Military presence in Maldives has been a great cause of distress to the current opposition, who have even launched an “#IndiaOut” campaign, the development of this harbour and dockyard in Uthuru Thila Falhu was included under the Defence Action Plan signed between India and Maldives in 2016 – when the opposition was in power and the country was led by former president Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayyoom.

The project will be carried out in two phases, with the construction of the harbour and dockyard expected to be completed within the first three years. The site will also have a naval harbour with communication equipment and resources, radar services, along with training facilities.


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For the Winter Anti Depression Show (WADS), Marres was turned into an art resort for those who feel weak, tired, overwrought and unsocial in the winter months. The resort featured a series of therapeutic rooms, planned and executed by artists and designers to boost the senses. Accompanied by gentle hosts, visitors walked over ribbed floors, felt summer flowers, let the sun caress their skin, dreamed in a sonic bed, composed sound landscapes, relaxed with St John’s wort tea, and improved their condition through motion play.

Ludmila was invited to create a ‘Room for Movement’, a space where the guided groups would stretch, balance and connect to each other, through a ‘soft’ net of elastics and rope. This orchestrated interaction also generates a social domain, where one feels and influences one another.

WADS is a prototype for a new, innovative connection between healthcare and culture. The project opened up a new perspective on the social function and role of art institutions. It was not only an attractive pastime for a broad audience, or an alternative therapeutic facility, but also a playful testing ground for the non-medical treatment of complex health care problems.

Initiated and curated by Valentijn Byvanck (artistic director at Marres, Maastricht) and Chris Kabel, the Winter Anti Depression Show was a collaborative project with artists and designers, from January 18th to March 23rd, 2014. Featuring: Chris Kabel, food designer Katja Gruijters, scenographer Ludmila Rodrigues, artist/composer Kaffe Matthews, ‘Pioneers of Play’ Fourcelabs, perfume maker Alessandro Gualtieri, artists Thierry Mandon, Lisa Pacini and Christine Istad. Photos by Gert Jan van Rooij. Read more on:

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Joan of Arc or Jeanne d'Arc (ジャンヌ＝ダルク Jan'nu Daruku?), also known as St. Joan was a French heroine who, after apparently receiving visions and hearing voices from God, led a campaign to free France from the English during the latter part of the Hundred Year's War. She was eventually captured, imprisoned by the English and burnt at the stake as a heretic, but was later posthumously declared innocent and made a saint by the Roman Catholic Church.

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Joan was born in the village of Domrémy in eastern France, during the latter part of the Hundred Year's War in which the English had occupied large parts of France.

In 1424, she received the first in a series of visions and heard voices from heaven, telling her to drive the English from France. When she was 16, she journeyed to the French royal court and after speaking to the uncrowned Charles VII, joined a relief expedition to the besieged city of Orleans. After her efforts led to the siege of Orleans was lifted in just nine days, Joan led the French forces on a campaign against the English. During Joan's campaign, a volunteer association was formed by people attracted by her deeds to support her from the shadows, made up of people who wanted to save France and stood side-by-side regardless of identity and social status.

Joan's campaign brought the French a series of victories over the English, leading to the coronation of Charles VII. However, Joan was eventually captured and turned over to the English. She was imprisoned, put on trial for heresy and on May 30th 1431, she was burnt at the stake as a heretic. A quarter of a century after her death, she was posthumously declared innocent and a martyr after a retrial authorized by the Pope. She was later made a saint of the Roman Catholic Church and France.

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Following her death, the group that supported her from the shadows became twisted into a group whose sole purpose was to seek vengeance for her, against both the English and French who failed to save her, delving into the world of Magic and eventually becoming France's largest magic cabal, the Knights of Orléans. As the generations passed, they sought find or replicate the powers that Joan had within another individual, an Oracle of Arc (ダルクの神託 Daruku no Shintaku?, Yen Press: Revelations of Arc) (French: Oracle d'Arc), in order to achieve their vengeance.[1]

They were eventually stopped and destroyed by William Orwell and a young boy, saving a girl who had been captured for their experiments in the process.[1] The girl would retain the qualities of the Oracle of Arc afterwards, and the two would later come to aid William during World War III.[2]

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Tuesday, December 11, 2012

1975 was a year of transition for The Who.  The previous major tour for the band had featured the latest Pete Townshend major work, Quadrophenia.  But it had failed to match, and replace, the rock opera Tommy as the band's set piece.  Disastrous live shows saw backing tapes fail, frustrating Townshend's ambitions for the drama on stage.  Inter-band tension was also building, Roger Daltry looking for more big rock songs to belt, and Keith Moon's life spiraling out of control, threatening to disable the effort at any moment.

The compromise was a non-thematic album, Who By Numbers, a collection Daltry was allowed to select from the various numbers Townshend presented. Although a chart and sales success, it was not full of memorable songs, and when the band hit the road again, they found themselves repeating most of the old favourites.  And the old albatross was back; Tommy was a hit once again, thanks to the recent Ken Russell movie.  Now a whole new audience, especially in the U.S., were braying for Pinball Wizard and See Me, Feel Me.  Quadrophenia was scrapped, save for one lone tune, Drowned, and a mid-show set of Tommy highlights was back in its place.

Filmed with just two cameras at a Houston venue, the restorers have done yeoman's work on this nearly-two hour concert.  Long-time Who associate Jon Astley remixed the sound to fine results, and the less-than-industry standard visuals are made to work almost as well.  It's only one camera for the first few songs, one from the left, slightly above, and only able to zoom in at times.  It takes some desperate dissolves to get through.  Thankfully, the second cameraman arrives, and gets some better, straight-on shots to go with it.  But compared to today's 9 or 19-camera shoots, this is bare-bones.  Then again, so is the show.

It's the four guys, the songs the crowd knew then, and you know now:  Substitute, I Can't Explain, Behind Blue Eyes, Baba O'Riley.  The new album is dealt with near the start.  The radio hit Squeeze Box is tossed off as the light-weight piece it is, and two more numbers follow, with Who By Numbers not spoken of again in the show.  So far, so-so.  But then "Thomas" is introduced, and the old magic is back.  However sick they must have been of it, they never failed to pull it off, Daltry especially relishing his front man role, able to rivet attention with his powerhouse performance.  After that, they've got the crowd where they want, and knock it out of the park with more classics, including Summertime Blues, My Generation, Magic Bus and Won't Get Fooled Again.

After seeing this group doing concept tours so many times, it's interesting to watch them simply playing.  They are enjoying themselves, especially Moon the Loon.  On this night, he's on his game, and quite funny.  Yelling joke comments from behind the kit at the others, standing and demanding applause at his stool, even coming forward to invade Daltry's space and make song introductions, he's quite hilarious.  Sadly, he would barely be able to play within two years.  Having that one fixed camera on the left turns out to be a bonus for John Entwistle watchers too (if such a type exists).  He's happily in view for his big number, Boris The Spider, and I've never noticed how many harmonies he provided on the 60's songs especially.

There's no quintessential Who moments here; Townshend's theatrics are kept to windmill or two, and a couple of nice leaps.  Nobody trashes guitars or drums.  The sun doesn't rise during Listening To You.  There are a handful of rare live numbers, including Naked Eye, Roadrunner, However Much I Booze and Dreaming From The Waist.  Yet its excellent in itself, proof that night-in, night-out, The Who almost always delivered as one of the greatest live acts ever.

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Follow these safe walking tips for a safe hill and mountain walking holiday:

Preparation: Planning is the key to safety.  Always wear adequate clothing and footwear for the expected weather, the time of year, and the type of walk you are planning.  Always carry a map, food and water, a small first aid kit, a torch and a whistle. Take enough drinks with you – you will need more than you might expect to avoid dehydration. If you plan to stop at a mountain hut, check that it will be open.

Avoid walking in extreme weather conditions. Never rely on mobile phone coverage for rescue.

We recommend you allow plenty of time for the walk and please leave details of your planned walk with hotel staff (and let them know later that you have returned safely). Make sure you check the weather forecast and plan accordingly. Know what time it gets dark and plan to finish your walk well before that.  Choose a walk that suits everybody in your group.

During the walk:  Keep your map to hand and use it to keep track of where you are. Walking routes in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy’s South Tyrol and the Dolomites are usually very well marked, with regular paint splashes on rocks and trees. In alpine regions, signposts at path junctions very often show the estimated time to a major landmark or a mountain hut. If in a group, stay together and watch out for each other. Always ensure children are closely supervised during a walk.

In spring, summer and autumn, you should be prepared to encounter uneven ground, sometimes wet terrain and even occasional snow patches. Trail conditions can vary considerably; from wide forest tracks and clear paths on lower grassy mountain slopes to rocky sections higher up where a bit more care and effort may be needed.

Always keep to marked trails!

Snow Holidays:  A little thought is required to keep safe and comfortable in the colder weather. Remember that the days are shorter in winter. Always use common sense and enjoyment is guaranteed!

If something goes wrong: If you think you are lost, then stop, think, don’t rush.  Study the map and try to work out your location.  You may need to return to your last known point and start again or even retrace your steps back to the starting point.

If you need help in an emergency give a signal (blow whistle / flash torch) 6 times per minute. Wait a minute, then repeat.

Most areas have a mountain emergency telephone number or you can use the European emergency number: 112.

Clothing & Footwear

Having the right clothing for the activity you are doing goes a long way to ensuring maximum enjoyment and hill walking safety.  It will enable you to make the best of your walking holiday – even if on some days the weather may be less than perfect.

A good-quality base layer is essential.  Base layers will wick warmth-sapping moisture from your skin to the outer fabric where it can evaporate. They keep you comfortable and warm – unlike cotton, which does not wick at all. Layering makes sense – it’s flexible and the most efficient way to keep warm and dry in the outdoors.  You can simply add or take off thin layers as body temperature and weather dictates.  We recommend you have windproof and highly breathable outer garments (hooded jacket and trousers). Always bring waterproof overtrousers and check that they have a zip at the bottom of the legs so that you can put them on without taking your boots off.

Do not wear denim jeans as they easily retain water, which makes them cold and heavy.

Comfortable, well-broken-in walking boots are indispensable. We recommend boots that come above your ankles since these will provide valuable support on uneven terrain.  When choosing a pair, spend some time ensuring a good fit; try to buy boots from a shop specialising in outdoor equipment, as shoe shops may not have what you need, nor the knowledge to advise.  Wherever possible, try on your boots with the socks you are likely to be wearing with them, and remember that every pair of new boots or stout walking shoes need breaking in.  For winter walking and snowshoeing you must have good waterproof walking boots, preferably leather and with a fairly stiff sole, and we highly recommend water-proof gaiters.

Hats, gloves and the rest…  Look for windproof gloves and always take spares. Buy good-quality socks and don’t take old or worn ones. You should take a lightweight daypack for a spare fleece, personals, first aid kit, drinks and snacks. Suncream is an absolute essential too, and take good-quality sunglasses, and sun-block for your lips.

Walking poles are advised.

Outdoor Ethics

•  Be considerate to all who live in, work and visit the countryside.

•  Protect wildlife, water sources, plants and trees. Do not pick any wild flowers.

•  Take your litter home.  “If you bring it in – take it out!”

•  Guard against all risk of fire.

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Following Inc Arts UK statement on the use of the term BAME, Touchstone has surveyed all our staff on the terminology Touchstone should be using to describe people who are not “White British”.  Please see below the outcome of that consultation and our statement on the terminology Touchstone will use from now on.

Black Minority Ethnic (BME)

In Touchstone we use the term ‘Black Minority Ethnic’ to inclusively describe people and communities who are not ‘White British’ and have a shared history of racism and discrimination. The term ‘Black’ is used in its broad political and inclusive sense to describe people and communities in Britain that have suffered colonialism and enslavement in the past and continue to experience racism, discrimination and diminished opportunities in today’s society.

Historically in the UK the term ‘Black’ has been used routinely in anti- racist campaigns and by community activists highlighting the importance of unity amongst communities in their common struggles against racism and under- representation. Using the term ‘Black’ is about creating unity against deep-rooted racism that sees ‘Black’ people regardless of ethnicity being disadvantaged in housing, education, employment and the criminal justice and health systems.

By including ‘Minority Ethnic’ we also give the opportunity for people to identify themselves in ethnicity terms whilst also providing the scope to be also identified in socio/political terms as ‘Black’.


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On Calea Motilor, towards the Manastur neighbourhood we meet a reformed-calvinist church known in town as the Reformed Church with Rooster, thanks to the sculptures on the southern steeple. The Church was built between 1913 and 1914, on a location acquired by the Reformed-Calvinist Church from the Nemes Earl, who arranged here a public garden used for outdoor performances.

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The Last Stronghold.

I am actively working on getting better at letting go.

I have been for some time now. My best friend from high school and I sometimes talk about who we used to be and the things we used to do. An example that gets brought up often is the obsession I had with money. I used to be crazy about it. Cheap and nitpicking, always counting what portion I ate at a dinner, down to the penny… remembering months later which friend owed me how much for every tiny little thing.

I was the most fun.

So I don’t do that anymore. Ever. Because every year or so I look at myself and think, “if I were your friend, what would annoy the shit out of me?” And then I work on changing that thing until it is a distant memory. I’ve been able to accomplish this annual self-awareness renovation project many times over, but of course, there are a few stubborn habits still lingering. Lounging. Okay loitering. The biggest one of these is letting go.

I’m a committer. I love my family, I love animals, I love my job, I love men, I love writing, I love my friends. If I put enough thought or time or heart into something or someone to the point of loving them… well, it’s just not in my nature to let them go. Even when it makes the most sense to part ways, it is still very hard for me. I drag my feet, thinking about that thing or person a little bit every day, wondering if it should have been different. It’s exhausting and I’ve wanted to change this for a long time.

Two years ago I went to a therapist. She had me visualize a red balloon which I would talk to and hug and then set free into the air over a meadow. Let’s just say I only saw her a couple of times. I’ve meditated, gotten drunk and cried, talked things out with friends, written letters and journals… nada. No progress. Because it feels like giving up. Like the hope is gone or I’ve abandoned that person or that thing my soul once chose to cherish.

One year and five months ago I was diagnosed with MS. But it was this morning that I woke up and realized that for the first time in my life, without really trying – without even noticing it, I had released control of something. Multiple Sclerosis has forced me to let go of what my future will look like. My body. My partners and friends. My energy, my abilities. The who what when and where are all a total mystery because I cannot control MS – so I naturally had to let it go.

Just like that, the gear shifts from neutral into drive and my newest and biggest reno project is within my grasp. I can’t control MS and I can’t control people or projects or circumstances. It is what it is.

It’s not giving up. I’m finally ready to accept that the universe might just know better.

  1. What a wonderful message to us all. I see your fastidious scrutiny as a strength, one that you build a business upon and has been the to fuel many of our life’s grueling endeavors. There must be such a send of peaceful relief in letting what will be, be. xoxo

  2. Tracy, this was a beautiful and powerful message that everyone should adopt as a way of life! Acceptance of what is will never be easy, but we kind of don’t have a choice in the matter. I couldn’t agree more with you either, accepting life for what it is will never mean giving up, acceptance just gives us a slightly better grasp on our realities!

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Wed 3 Feb 2021

Tableau Server is an online application available to all members of the university to access Tableau dashboards and visualisations.

Tableau Viewer is entry level access to Tableau Server and allows you to view Tableau content created by others.

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This course is intended for those who have already requested access to Tableau Server as a ‘Viewer’ and those who are interested in requesting access to Tableau Server as a ‘Viewer’.

Number of sessions: 1

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1 Wed 3 Feb   09:30 - 11:00 09:30 - 11:00 Finance Division, At Participant's Desk Helen Read,  Richard Lamont Abrams
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  • Reporting
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There will be the opportunity to learn how to use Tableau Server as a viewer and to view a variety of visualisations.

  • Apply the data protection policies when using Tableau Server
  • Understand the application terminology, projects and essential functionalities
  • Apply pre-defined analytic components and table calculations to enhance data visualisations.
  • Answer common business intelligence questions using research data

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As part of the Chinese Historical Wrongs Legacy Initiative, we’ve digitized a small selection of inquests and inquiries from 1872 to 1934, found in series GR-0431. These were chosen to reflect the experiences of early Chinese immigrants to B.C. – their living and working conditions, and their unfortunate accidental or unusual deaths.   They range from a woman working in a brothel in Barkerville who died of natural causes to three sawmill workers who died from malnutrition. Learn more.

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Winter changes voles’ moods, too.

As the seasons wear on, and we begin another year with our movements restricted by Covid19, it’s easy to see cabin fever creeping up on folks. People who wouldn’t ordinarily have conflict, begin to. Those who started out with strife and high tempers can’t be said to have improved. This plight turns my mind to the voles, and how much better they handle winter than us humans.

Voles are kin of mice – not true mice, biologists will tell you, as they’re more closely related to muskrats and lemmings, but functionally they behave much like true mice. Voles can be distinguished from mice by having shorter & blunter snouts, smaller eyes and ears, shorter tails, and classically bad teeth. To me their teeth bring British films to mind – Monty Python & The Holy Grail, for example.

This handsome gentleman made the mistake of trying to fight the little Pomeranian mouser.
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Voles, genus Microtus, are territorial little beasties. While primarily herbivorous, voles do appreciate a varied diet, and some are fierce grasshopper hunters. Like many small mammals, voles seem to believe that one should encourage annoying neighbors to live elsewhere by devouring their children (I’m rather glad most humans don’t espouse this belief). Sensible little creatures, voles will readily dine on carrion, and aren’t opposed to eating dead (or mostly dead) kin caught in traps.

Largely solitary-living, voles are ready to fight and kill in defense of their sovereignty in summer. This is particularly true for actively reproductive females, who tolerate no other reproductive female trespassers.

However, vole behaviors change with the seasons. Unlike you or I, voles become more sociable and tolerant of others during the cold of winter. Instead of eviscerating that annoying cousin, as their first inclination would be in the summer, when wearing winter’s brain, voles instead perceive that nuisance relatives could be of utility and might generate enough warmth to be worth keeping around.

Voles realize that they’ll only get through the cold harshness of winter together. You see, voles don’t make burrows deep enough to avoid the frost, and thus need the warmth of others to survive. And so they build wintertime nests of dry grass, and pile within those nests, keeping warm by shared bodyheat.

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But one can not survive on warmth alone – voles need to eat throughout the winter months as well.

To do this, they build tunnels leading away from their dry grass nests, and feed on plantstuffs wherever they can. This is the main reason why voles become pests in winter months. For such small animals, they can be quite destructive – they’re quite capable of girdling trees, if it’s what it takes for them to get food.

While this allows foraging, voles only forage a few at a time – always leaving a number of voles behind, sleeping in the nest to keep it warm. Once those voles that are foraging have returned, it will be others’ time to seek food.

Here’s a vole foraging runway, partly uncovered by melting snow. These paths are about 1.5 inches wide. Note that the tunnel branches like a “Y” at the top of the image.

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The best means of controlling voles is by predators. Garter snakes will contribute, as will hawks, but for our geographic area, our various weasels are likely the best means of controlling voles. In the absence of good weasels, a cat or dog with aspirations of becoming a good mouser will be helpful as well – and oh, the joy if they happen to find the winter nest full of scrumptious voles.

In the absence of total control by predators, ringing the bases of trees you want to protect (either with wire hardware cloth or with protective plastic sheathing) is a wise idea. Regardless of what you pick to protect your plants, be sure to bury it 4-6 inches deep, so that voles will be less likely to tunnel beneath it. Reducing groundcover around plants you want to protect is a good idea as well – the voles won’t place their foraging tunnels across much bare ground.

If you’d like to take a more active approach, the thaw has been sufficient for me to find vole trails with little difficulty. Follow the trails long enough and you’ll discover their winter nests, little edifices of dry grass, about 8 inches across. Find one of the nests and you may well make a little dog’s day.

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  1. I do so enjoy your articles. Thank you. Do you know a bit on our red squirrels? I’ve been watching them for quite some time. Very entertaing.
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    1. Many thanks, Sandra! I quite appreciate your comment, and the good suggestion.
      I’ve written up a piece on our Red Squirrels for you, and will post it next week (26 Jan 2020).
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