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spring has sprung
…down in Cornwall at least and the news today about a massive UK shortage of daffodils this year, showed the difference in climate we have down here in the SW compared to the rest of the UK.
Some fab photos over at the Eden Project site showing Cornish daffs at their finest as well as some beautiful shots of the biomes.
If you are planning a trip down to these parts this year, The Eden Project is an essential port of call….the Eden Sessions this year sees Calvin Harris, The Doves, Mika and Jack Johnson all putting gigs on against the fabulous backdrop of the Eden project this year.
For more family oriented activities, the Eden Project has a great Easter 2010 line-up for children including Freaky Nature from 2-18 April where events cover:
…activities, workshops and interactive exhibits.
So here’s a list of what you can look forward to experiencing:
Crafty creatures
Seed Bombs
Designer Life
Big it Up
Check out plants on a dramatically different scale using powerful microscopes.
Nature’s Flying Machines
Bug Vision
Plants Behind Bars
Illegal plants, carnivorous plants and plants that kill – the bad boys!
Freaky Nature on Film
A cinematic view of the world of plants.
Sticky Survival
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Tags: Cornwall, easter, eden project, families, spring 2010
links for 2010-02-26
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81% of brands rate knowledge of laws regulating their social media marketing as limited to non-existent. The number one reason cited for low knowledge was that company activity was limited to external platforms like Facebook and Twitter, but a UK solicitor cautioned against this misconception.
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links for 2010-02-25
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RSA podcast with Prof Robin Dunbar exploring how many relationships we can actually maintain / need
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links for 2010-02-11
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We know the National Trust, don't we? At least, we think we do. It occupies a place in our national consciousness roughly akin to that of the BBC: uniquely British, a treasured national institution without which the nation would be infinitely the poorer; broadly speaking a Good Thing
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The race for supremacy in social networking is only part of the story. As in any race, we typically expect a winner to reach an end. However, this competition is absent of finish line and as a result, a true overall winner is beside the point. Many networks will enjoy time in the spotlight until their luster ages and a new framework for engagement lures our friends of friends, our friends, and finally our attention and participation. As consumers, we go where we are not only wanted, but also where we can make an impact.
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