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Business with Purpose Podcast EP 76: Abby Alley, Founder of Zuri Collection
There's a really difficult conversation that happens often in the ethical and fair trade space… and it's a conversation around respect and getting rid of that savior complex when it comes to sharing the stories of artisans and men and women in vulnerable situations. It's a fine line to walk. The stories of these beautiful people are important and they should be heard… but they should never be exploited for sales or personal gain. Seeing these artisans for the PEOPLE that they are – the HUMANS they are – and how they deserve respect and dignity… in ALL situations. It's not about going in as the rich American "saving them from their plight" – it's about empowering them and lifting them up to share their talents and skills with the world.
My guest on the Business with Purpose Podcast this week is Abby Alley, the founder of Zuri Collection. Abby and I had such an amazing conversation and we tackled everything from discussing how we should be sharing the stories of artisans to what it really looks like to humble ourselves and LISTEN. This is an episode you are NOT going to want to miss a second of!
ABOUT ABBY:
Abby is the founder of Zuri Collection, a business that seeks to create opportunity for artisans in East Africa to grow their business by having access to a global marketplace and fair wages. It all started back in 2014 when I (Abby) went to teach primary school in Arusha, Tanzania. Seeing firsthand how difficult it is for many Tanzanians to find a job that paid enough to support their families, I knew I wanted to do something to get involved. As a career teacher, I thought about starting a school, but after learning more about the power of fair trade, helping people grow their businesses became a passion. The wheels started turning and I began to dream about what it would look like to partner with artisan entrepreneurs in Tanzania and in other parts of East Africa.
Zuri Collection was launched in October, 2016, and it has been an amazing first year! My hope is to continue to develop a brand where women who love fashion can find quality, ethically-made, and unique pieces. Currently we carry collections of handcrafted bags, baskets, and jewelry.
I love that God made all of us different, yet the same. He gave us all unique talents and diverse cultures, but all of us are made in His image and have a desire to have work and for purpose. Zuri is a place where we see the beauty of God through the stories of women around the world. Our pieces represent those stories. When you wear or purchase Zuri, you are wearing and displaying a beautiful story.
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Event Reviews • December 27, 2000 January 3, 2023
Fall Local Music Showcase
featuring the Pawn Rook Four, the Agents, the Remedies, Julius Airwave, Elsinore, Mindwalk, Cracked Actor, 93 Octane, Gunmoll, Allen Wrench, Pop Canon, the Usuals, Pilots v. Aeroplanes, Mid-Carson July, the Jazz June, Slack Season, Grain, and Whoreculture
Various venues, Gainesville, FL • October 5-7, 2000
Brian Kruger
After the success of a summer showcase, "Moefest II" (the musicians' name for the event, for promoter Moe Rodriguez) was scheduled for just a few months later. Again, the concept was similar: most of the local Gainesville luminaries would play, on three successive nights, at several different venues simultaneously. Hold on tight, here we go!
Thursday night: This night was split between indie/rock acts at Common Grounds and mellower stuff at the Shamrock, a couple blocks down. Since my band opened the Common Ground festivities, I pretty much camped out there the first night. Next up after us was the Pawn Rook Four, opening with a Little Richard cover and playing much more "rock" than their CD, Songs for a Romantic Evening, would suggest. The PR4 was followed by the Agents, a six-piece semi-trad ska band from Rhode Island.
More locals, in the form of the Remedies, were up next. This trio is the closest thing Gainesville currently has to a mod band, being very '60s pop influenced, and covered "Psychotic Reaction" by the Count Five. Next up were Jax's Julius Airwave; a kind of experi-indie, they did one song where the drummer just clicked his sticks rather than played his kit, and reminded me a little of the Bongos, if anyone can remember them.
Closing was Elsinore, but alas, my pen ran out and I was forced to switch to the only writing implement available, a mascara brush. This is not recommended for all you budding journalists out there. At this point, all I can decipher is that Elsinore is a four piece with guitar, bass drums, and a singer, and that the guitarist played a Les Paul through a Marshall and the bassist a Rick through an SVT. I promise to get you more details on them next time.
Friday night: Again I played in one of the bands, this time out on the Downtown Plaza, where unfortunately it rained pretty hard. Opening the soggy festivities there were two of the members of Mindwalk, I believe Dave and Richy, playing keyboards and guitar, respectively. The guitar was pretty synthed-out; they played seamless new age-type instrumental jazz that was very mellow and very well played. After the other band I play with played, the closers on the plaza were Cracked Actor, a vocal duo with some backing vocalists who sing to prerecorded tracks with some live keyboards in a campy '80s vein.
My first stop on leaving the Plaza was the Florida Theatre, but none of the bands then onstage piqued my interest, so I took off to the Shamrock, where I caught the last of 93 Octane's set. Good, solid, hardcorish punk rock by guys having fun doing it. While they struck their stage, I ran over to Common Grounds (Moefests at least keep you in shape!) and caught the end of trio Gunmoll's set, which was quite impressive, especially so when I learned that this was one of their first few shows. Again sort of a melodic hardcore punk, the guitarist/lead singer was formerly in Slack Season and the bassist had been a horn player for Less Than Jake.
After jogging back to the Shamrock, I caught another impressive set, this time by Allen Wrench. I go way back with these guys, and it's good to see them still going strong. They play an aggressive sort of post-grunge with a two-guitar attack and a great rhythm section. In the smallish confines of the Shamrock, they were especially impressive. I ended up being an impromptu lighting tech (the Shamrock had no stage lights whatsoever that night, so the bands sort of played back in the dark) for them, using my pocket flashlight as a spot throughout their set. This might've thrown off another band, but these guys actually seemed to like such shenanigans; I subsequently got an e-mail thanking me for my silliness. At the end of their set, they gave away copies of a four-song demo CD. They rock, and they're such nice boys!
Next I was again on the run, this time to Common Grounds, for a pared-down Pop Canon doing their usual wacky hijinks. And when hornist/vocalist Alysson came on and did a song where she sings the lyric, "Just pretend you're fucking me," well, what's not to like?
Closing the evening at Common Grounds was the Usuals, a trad ska band with female lead vox, if you've been living in a cave for the last five years. As if I hadn't got enough exercise just running between venues, those Usuals had me skanking like a kid again.
Saturday Night: This night I alternated between Common Grounds and the Florida Theatre, unfortunately not having a chance to get up to the High Note, where some fine mellower/more acoustic acts played. The night began for me at CG with emo from Pilots v. Aeroplanes, complete with requisite Moog keyboards.
The rocking hardcore/roughed-up newschool emo of Mid-Carson July was next, who got the prize for unluckiest band all weekend. ,their set was interrupted when a woman in the crowd fainted and the EMTs showed up, then one of their guitars started giving them fits. I look forward to seeing them play sometime when God isn't angry with them. They were followed by the indie-emo of the Jazz June, who feature a three-guitar attack.
A quick run over to the Florida Theatre brought me to the main stage to rock out with Ned and Dave from Pop Canon, headbanging in the front row for Slack Season's set. The Slackers were playing as a trio without their new guitarist (I believe he's from the late, great Mabus) but still pulled it off.
Then into Stage II at the Theatre for Grain's punk-Americana set, another in a long line of legendary shows. This one featured a broken string, ex-member Rob Harris (subsequently frontman for Allstar 69) coming onstage to do vocals on "I Never Knew," the usual teeth-played guitar soloing, and closing with the Replacements' "Unsatisfied."
Closing the whole shebang was the reunited quintet Whoreculture back on the main stage. This quintet's Southern Grunge (for lack of a better term) has always been powerful and entertaining, and tonight was no exception. A great end to another great weekend. Thanks Moe. ◼
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San Diego, CA: Green Truck Dishes Out Gourmet Local, Organic Eats
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David Holtze in the Green Truck
The Green Truck debuted in San Diego this March at an Ocean Beach block party and has since been "Healing Our Planet One Meal at a Time" at eco-fairs, catered events, and across town at locations updated via Twitter and Facebook.
"So much food is just frozen, processed stuff coated in a weird flurry of chemicals and fried in hydrogenated oil," says Holtze. "In the Green Truck, everything comes from scratch, nothing is frozen, and the produce is a seasonal selection from local organic farmers."
The Green Truck, which the San Diego Union Tribune has named #1 in town, primarily sources its food from Suzy's Organic Farm in Nestor, Sage Mountain in Hemet, and the occasional farmer's market find.
"We're very close to getting a spot at the weekly farmers market in Hillcrest, which is one of my favorites," says Holtze. "We're also adding more regular stops in January."
The Green Truck started about six years ago in Los Angeles by Holtze's colleagues Mitchell Collier and Kam Miceli.
"It was the original gourmet food truck in L.A.," says Holtze. "A lot of people associate LA food trucks with Kogi, but they actually opened after Green Truck."
In addition to their focus on local, organic produce, the Green Truck runs on a bio-diesel generator (the Los Angeles headquarters is solar powered) which is fueled by the truck's cooking oil, uses only recyclable or compostable packaging and utensils, and sends compostables to their source farms.
"Last year I had basically the same idea," says Holtze. "I was always passionate about organics and trying to help the planet, and I wanted to a sustainable eco food truck. Then I found Green Truck and I was very persistent in meeting with them. I did not know then that so many people around the world were interested in what Green Truck was doing. Every day they were getting emails from all over but they wern't ready to become a franchise (Green Truck has since expanded to include New York). But we finally met, everything clicked, and It's been a good working relationship ever since."
Now you can find the Green Truck about town, offering gourmet fries, local salads, and meals such as their staple Mother Trucker vegan burger – the coach's "anti-Big Mac", a made-from-scratch medley of vegetables, chick peas, coriander, Braggs, and seasonings made into a patty topped with Suzie's sunflower sprouts, heirloom tomato, and the house Veganaise and beet-based Trucker sauce.
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"The seasonal eggplant tacos have been popular," says Holtze. "They're Mediterranean style on a handmade corn tortilla with local heirloom eggplant grilled with garlic, hummus, arugula, tomato, basil pesto, and a goat's milk feta."
Heirloom black beauty eggplants from Suzie's Farm for the Mediterranean eggplant tacos
Because the truck is focused on green eats, you might assume that Holtze serves a strictly vegetarian fare, but he generally has one or two meat items on the menu – always grain free, organic, and as local as possible.
"We get Paso Prime beef from Paso Robles," says Hotlze. "It's pretty much the highest quality beef you can find. The reason that grass-fed is important is because cows weren't meant to eat corn; they were meant to eat grass. Corn makes them get fat faster, but it also breeds E. coli. If you wiped out grain, you'd eliminate 80 percent of E.coli in beef. We grow so much grain to feed animals so that we can eat them. Grass has less of an impact on the environment. The cows fertilize the grass and eat the grass. But beyond the ethical thing, it tastes the best. We get it within 48 hours of the slaughter."
With a website proclaiming "green is the new black," the Green Truck has been well-received by patrons of San Diego's bourgeoning food truck community.
"I'd say about half of our customers are already into what we're doing," says Holtze.
"My idea was to appeal to a broad audience; people who may not know anything about sustainability and why green food is important. We do a lot of office parks, where people might not know about organic farms and composting, so we are reaching out to them. There are other people where we are more preaching to the choir. It's about 50/50. It gives us a unique opportunity."
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The Wigfall House became a TX Historical Landmark in 1979.
• Description: The Wigfall home is one-story Gothic Revival cottage. The front porch is supported by slender classical columns with flat brackets at the top. The home contains an original free standing, hand-made brick double fireplace inside the main living quarters.
• Significance: The Wigfall home portrays the transformation from the early Texas dog trot style architecture to Victorian styling and was the home to Louis T. Wigfall.
Built by Mr. and Mrs. J.N. Jordan in 1854, the Wigfall home was sold to Dr. Jefferson M. Saunders, a prominent Harrison County physician in 1856. According to Max Lale, a suit was filed for debt against Saunders which resulted in the District Court of Harrison County giving the home and property to Louis Trezevant Wigfall in 1860. Despite thorough research no abstract for the title is available. Wigfall and his family lived in the home throughout the Civil War, and it was because of this time period that the house achieved its status for becoming a Texas historical marker. Wigfall came to Texas to escape debt and murder charges. He arrived in Marshall in 1846 to practice law with his cousin James Hamilton and in 1850 he was one of twenty-two people who signed articles of association to organize Trinity Episcopal Church in Marshall. Originally from South Carolina, Marshall provided a new life for Wigfall and he was able to develop a constituency that helped him get elected to both houses of the Texas legislature, the United States Senate, and the Confederate Senate, as well as become a politically opponent for Sam Houston's. Unfortunately, debt and drinking terminated Wigfall's success, and in 1866, he fled to England for a few years, before eventually making back to Texas where he spent the remainder of his life in Galveston.
During his time as State Senator and United States Senator, Wigfall's oldest daughter Louise lived in the home and although Dr. Saunders recovered the title to the Wigfall House at a sheriff's sale in January 1861, contemporary records show that Wigfall remained in possession of the property until after the Civil War. Due to a protracted probate and guardianship struggle, the house was rented for several years, although there are no records remaining as to whom resided in the home or who received the rent money. The title to the property can be vaguely tracked but is incomplete and vague and goes through many owners before the house was purchased in 1871 by John Crimmin. (Harrison County Deed Records, Vol. 5, Pg. 551, filed October 28, 1876.) Eighteen years later, Crimmin's widow, Lou A. sold the house to A.J. McMillan. (Harrison County Deed Records, Vol. 39, Pg. 47, filed May 24, 1897.) After McMillan's death his widow, Emma J. McMillan, remained in possession of the home until her death in 1922, at which time her sister and brother, Louisa Paye Lane and Wade J. Lane, inherited the home. After Louisa's death, the house changed hands three more times, before it was purchased in 1965 by Mr. and Mrs. James Ammerman. (Harrison County Deed Records, Vol. 1074) They sold the house in 1976 to Sam Baxter. (Harrison County Deed Records, Vol. 780, Pg. 141, filed February 11, 1976.)In 1999, Baxter sold the home to Scott and Patricia Younker, the current owners as of 2013. (Harrison County Deed Record, Vol. 1960, Pg. 100, filed July 7, 1999.)
Through numerous alterations by different owners over the years, the Wigfall House has been transformed from a symmetrical, single-level, dog trot home, to a one and a half story Victorian cottage. The Ammermans were responsible for modernizing the interior, removing several partitions, and installing a new kitchen, along with fixtures and appliances. The removal of one partition left the large, double fireplace, free-standing, which is now the focal point of the main floor. The house remains in pristine condition and is an excellent example of the simple, but elegant Victorian style that is seen throughout Harrison County.
Wigfall House Photos
Wigfall Front View Photo taken by Natalie Bach-Prather
Wigfall Right Photo taken by Natalie Bach-Prather
Wigfall Left Side Photo taken by Natalie Bach-Prather
Wigfall Fire Place 1990 Photo courtesy of Harrison County Historical Museum Archivces.
Wigfall 1945 Courtesy of Harrison County Historical Museum Archives.


Original color lithographic plate from 1914 -Kaffee Hag Wonderfully colored and vibrant, this print was produced in 1914 by Louis Oppenheim for Kaffee Hag (Hag in Europe denotes a decaffeinated coffee). The text, in German, reads: Erstens" ganzvorzuglich "Zweitens:coffeinfrei - Kaffee Hag. Produced by Graph. Kunstanstalt ED. STARCHE, Warnsdorf u. Haida and printed in 1914. Foxing around edges of sheet but nothing that comes close to image and nothing that will be apparent once this small gem is framed. Image size: 7 x 10 inches. PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL OF OUR PRINTS, POCHOIRS AND POSTERS ARE ORIGINAL, NON REPRODUCTION WORKS. E-mail us with any questions or requests for additional photos, and don't forget to check out the other items we have for sale on this site- we add things all the time! We are happy to ship worldwide. Thanks.


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package org.apache.camel;

import java.net.ServerSocket;
import java.net.SocketTimeoutException;

import org.apache.camel.builder.RouteBuilder;
import org.apache.camel.component.mock.MockEndpoint;
import org.apache.camel.test.AvailablePortFinder;
import org.apache.camel.test.junit.rule.mllp.MllpClientResource;
import org.apache.camel.test.junit.rule.mllp.MllpJUnitResourceTimeoutException;
import org.apache.camel.test.junit4.CamelTestSupport;
import org.apache.camel.test.mllp.Hl7TestMessageGenerator;
import org.junit.Rule;
import org.junit.Test;

public class MllpTcpServerConsumerLenientBindTest extends CamelTestSupport {
    static final int RECEIVE_TIMEOUT = 1000;
    static final int READ_TIMEOUT = 500;

    @Rule
    public MllpClientResource mllpClient = new MllpClientResource();

    @EndpointInject(uri = "mock://result")
    MockEndpoint result;

    ServerSocket portBlocker;

    @Override
    protected void doPreSetup() throws Exception {
        mllpClient.setMllpHost("localhost");
        mllpClient.setMllpPort(AvailablePortFinder.getNextAvailable());

        portBlocker = new ServerSocket(mllpClient.getMllpPort());

        assertTrue(portBlocker.isBound());

        super.doPreSetup();
    }

    @Override
    protected RoutesBuilder createRouteBuilder() throws Exception {
        RouteBuilder builder = new RouteBuilder() {
            String routeId = "mllp-receiver-with-lenient-bind";

            public void configure() {
                fromF("mllp://%s:%d?bindTimeout=15000&bindRetryInterval=500&receiveTimeout=%d&readTimeout=%d&reuseAddress=false&lenientBind=true",
                    mllpClient.getMllpHost(), mllpClient.getMllpPort(), RECEIVE_TIMEOUT, READ_TIMEOUT)
                    .routeId(routeId)
                    .log(LoggingLevel.INFO, routeId, "Receiving: ${body}")
                    .to(result);
            }
        };

        return builder;
    }

    @Test
    public void testLenientBind() throws Exception {
        assertEquals(ServiceStatus.Started, context.getStatus());

        mllpClient.connect();
        try {
            mllpClient.sendMessageAndWaitForAcknowledgement(Hl7TestMessageGenerator.generateMessage(10001));
        } catch (MllpJUnitResourceTimeoutException expectedEx) {
            assertIsInstanceOf(SocketTimeoutException.class, expectedEx.getCause());
        }
        mllpClient.reset();

        portBlocker.close();
        Thread.sleep(2000);
        assertEquals(ServiceStatus.Started, context.getStatus());

        mllpClient.connect();
        String acknowledgement = mllpClient.sendMessageAndWaitForAcknowledgement(Hl7TestMessageGenerator.generateMessage(10002));
        assertStringContains(acknowledgement, "10002");
    }

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Q: Can't read Excel 2010 file with Apache POI. First Row number is -1 I am trying the this testfile with the Apache POI API (current version 3-10-FINAL). The following test code
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import org.apache.poi.xssf.usermodel.XSSFSheet;
import org.apache.poi.xssf.usermodel.XSSFWorkbook;

public class ExcelTest {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        String filename = "testfile.xlsx";
        XSSFWorkbook wb = new XSSFWorkbook(new FileInputStream(filename));
        XSSFSheet sheet = wb.getSheetAt(0);
        System.out.println(sheet.getFirstRowNum());
    }
}

results in the first row number to be -1 (and existing rows come back as null). The test file was created by Excel 2010 (I have no control over that part) and can be read with Excel without warnings or problems. If I open and save the file with my version of Excel (2013) it can be read perfectly as expected.
Any hints into why I can't read the original file or how I can is highly appreciated.

A: The testfile.xlsx is created with "SpreadsheetGear 7.1.1.120". Open the XLSX file with a software which can deal with ZIP archives and look into /xl/workbook.xml to see that. In the worksheets/sheet?.xml files is to notice that all row elements are without row numbers. If I put a row number in the first row-tag like <row r="1"> then apache POI can read this row.
If it comes to the question, who is to blame for this, then the answer is definitely both Apache Poi and SpreadsheetGear ;-). Apache POI because the attribute r in the row element is optional. But SpreadsheetGear also because there is no reason not to use the r attribute if Excel itself does it ever.
If you cannot get the testfile.xlsx in a format which can Apache POI read directly, then you must work with the underlying objects. The following works with your testfile.xlsx:
import org.apache.poi.xssf.usermodel.*;
import org.apache.poi.ss.usermodel.*;
import org.apache.poi.ss.util.*;
import org.apache.poi.openxml4j.exceptions.InvalidFormatException;

import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.InputStream;

import org.openxmlformats.schemas.spreadsheetml.x2006.main.CTWorksheet;
import org.openxmlformats.schemas.spreadsheetml.x2006.main.CTSheetData;
import org.openxmlformats.schemas.spreadsheetml.x2006.main.CTRow;

import java.util.List;

class Testfile {

 public static void main(String[] args) {
  try {

   InputStream inp = new FileInputStream("testfile.xlsx");
   Workbook wb = WorkbookFactory.create(inp);

   Sheet sheet = wb.getSheetAt(0);

   System.out.println(sheet.getFirstRowNum());

   CTWorksheet ctWorksheet = ((XSSFSheet)sheet).getCTWorksheet();

   CTSheetData ctSheetData = ctWorksheet.getSheetData();

   List<CTRow> ctRowList = ctSheetData.getRowList();

   Row row = null;
   Cell[] cell = new Cell[2];

   for (CTRow ctRow : ctRowList) {
    row = new MyRow(ctRow, (XSSFSheet)sheet);
    cell[0] = row.getCell(0);
    cell[1] = row.getCell(1);
    if (cell[0] != null && cell[1] != null && cell[0].toString() != "" && cell[1].toString() != "")
       System.out.println(cell[0].toString()+"\t"+cell[1].toString());
   }

  } catch (InvalidFormatException ifex) {
  } catch (FileNotFoundException fnfex) {
  } catch (IOException ioex) {
  }
 }
}

class MyRow extends XSSFRow {
 MyRow(org.openxmlformats.schemas.spreadsheetml.x2006.main.CTRow row, XSSFSheet sheet) {
  super(row, sheet);
 }
}

I have used:

*

*org.openxmlformats.schemas.spreadsheetml.x2006.main.CTWorksheet

*org.openxmlformats.schemas.spreadsheetml.x2006.main.CTSheetData

*org.openxmlformats.schemas.spreadsheetml.x2006.main.CTRow

Which are part of the Apache POI Binary Distribution poi-bin-3.10.1-20140818 and there are within poi-ooxml-schemas-3.10.1-20140818.jar
For a documentation see http://grepcode.com/snapshot/repo1.maven.org/maven2/org.apache.poi/ooxml-schemas/1.1/
And I have extend XSSFRow, because we can't use the XSSFRow constructor directly since it has protected access.


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Home / Giving Funds / John Wickett Award
John Wickett Award
Awarded annually to a deserving undergraduate or graduate student entering or proceeding from one year to another, in any program of study. Eligible recipients will be a Canadian Veteran or a dependent or descendant of a Canadian Veteran. Recipients will demonstrate financial need, must be Canadian Citizen or permanent resident of Canada (landed immigrant or protected person), and must meet OSAP's Ontario Residency requirements. John Wickett worked at Veterans Affairs and in 2006 received the National Defence Ombudsman's Commendation for exemplary dedication in recognition of his invaluable assistance to countless Canadian veterans and former Canadian Forces members in need. Most notably, Mr. Wickett was instrumental in the successful implementation of the Chemical Warfare Agent Testing Program (that resulted in compensation to veterans who were harmed by mustard gas testing) and in helping former soldiers and their families come to terms with a difficult period in Canada's history. Endowed in 2007 by Mr. Wickett's mother, Dr. Beatrice Wickett-Nesbitt, family, friends and colleagues.


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Sam Feldt
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DJ, producer, entrepreneur, and sustainability pioneer Sam Feldt has established himself as one of the most sought-after electronic artists of recent times. Building his career around distinctly feel-good sound, Sam already has a double album and many top-selling releases under his belt. The platinum-selling DJ and producer has proven himself to be an entrepreneur at heart, with his own platform Fangage – meant for artists to connect with their fans better – and the launch of his own record label Heartfeldt Records, in 2020.
On top of this, with his project Heartfeldt Foundation, Sam is passionately working towards a more social and sustainable dance music industry. With this foundation, he promotes a sustainable lifestyle according to the Do-Give-Inspire and Empower model and aims to combine the reach of many different influencers to create awareness around sustainability issues. The foundation's mission is a common thread for the entire Heartfeldt business chain: Heartfeldt Records, Heartfeldt Radio, and Heartfeldt Events. Both in music and life, Sam has his sights set firmly on the future.
Sam Feldt's story begins at a very young age. As a youngster already, Sam was more interested in creating his own tunes than playing the songs the curriculum prescribed. However, long before that time, Sam's keyboards teacher started showing him the basics of production. His production efforts turned serious after a 6-month internship on the Caribbean island of Curaçao, where he got introduced to the tropical house sound. After adopting the 'Feldt' moniker, Sam was signed to Spinnin' Records and burst onto the international scene.
Having made waves with a number of popular singles most notably is his remake of Robin S' Show Me Love and his collaboration with fellow Dutchmen Lucas & Steve, Summer On You (ft. Wulf). Sam Feldt released his debut album in 2017, at the age of 24. Called Sunrise to Sunset, this conceptual record boasts 24 tracks, one for each hour of the day. Several singles were released in 2019, including his hit Post Malone (feat. RANI), which reached the impressive number of 200 million streams on Spotify. Sam Feldt's latest successes are Stronger featuring Kesha and Follow me in collaboration With Rita Ora. Continuing to be passionate about discovering and guiding rising talent, Sam has launched his very own record label Heartfeldt Records, in 2020. Heartfeldt Records contains new sounds and artists.
Characterized by heavy use of vocals and live instruments, Sam Feldt's music is warm and intimate. As a result, it lends itself exceptionally well to proper live performance. Accordingly, some of the musicians from Sam's studio are now joining him on-stage. With Quirijn on trumpet and drums and Tariq on sax and piano, the live band has already conquered the stages of Tomorrowland, Ultra Music Festival, and Creamfields. And another highlight that cannot miss in this list of shows is Sam's solo performance at Coachella (2016 and 2019).
Heartfeldt Foundation
In his entrepreneurship, Sam is always looking for ways to help out others and protect our planet. This same philosophy will be applied to Sam's extracurricular endeavor to mitigate the climate impact of his DJ activities as much as possible. He is aware that as a DJ, he flies all over the world and thus has a large carbon footprint. For this reason, his flight behavior is measured and calculated, visitors to Heartfeldt events are asked about their way of transport to his shows, and 1% of the stream earnings of Heartfeldt Records releases goes to Heartfeldt Foundation.
"The whole idea is to maximize the impact of what I'm doing," Sam elaborates. "The transition to a circular economy is something that we are all part of, and I think companies and people who are trying to do their best for the environment should get attention and support." As an ambassador of Plastic Promise, Plastic Soup Foundation, and partner of Blond:ish Bye Bye Plastic, many positive adjustments are already made within the events sector. Sam Feldt believes sustainability is needed in all areas of our consumption.
Therefore, he is open to working with all interested parties to investigate how life, from everyday consumption of food and drinks to flying and performing music, can be made sustainable.
Palm Tree Festival Sydney, Australia
Sydney Olympic Park, Australia
Palm Tree Festival Brisbane, Australia
Palm Tree Festival Australia, Melbourne 2023
Ascot Vale, Australia
Ultra Music Festival 2023
For more video's and exclusive content check out the Sam Feldt Youtube channel.
What About The Love
Shadows of Love
Show Me Love (ft. Kimberly Anne)
Drive You Home
Midnight Hearts
On Trees and Birds and Fire
'Uplifting' is without a doubt the word that best describes Dutch DJ, producer, platinum selling artist and sustainability pioneer, Sam Feldt. Having built a career upon his distinctly feel-good sound, Sam already has a double album and a multitude of top-selling releases under his belt. Besides his musical activities he has developed a platform – Fangage – for artists to connect with their fans better. His next project is to spearhead a movement that will help influencers adopt a more sustainable lifestyle, giving back to the planet to reduce and compensate their own environmental impact and encouraging others to do the same. Both in music and life, Sam has his sights set firmly on the future.
Bookings (Worldwide)
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mgmt@samfeldt.com


Ever since American scientists grafted ear-shaped cartilage onto a mouse, Heike Walles has dreamed of cultivating human flesh -- and transforming the world of medicine. Though her lab has finally succeeded, EU laws are delaying the introduction of synthetic skin into clinical practice.
A mechanical arm snaps up a small plastic container full of a sloshing pink solution. A laser beam flits over the liquid, then another robot rolls up on a steel track, motor purring, and drizzles a few drops through hair-thin pipettes. A monitor records temperature, carbon dioxide and humidity levels.
A soft whirring is the only sound in this laboratory at the Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology (IGB) in the southwestern German city of Stuttgart. Sterile and sealed behind glass, these machines have just begun to produce an unusual product: human skin.
Each month, this skin factory will produce 5,000 discs of tissue about the size of a one-cent coin, with a projected price of €50 ($72) per unit. The product is a whitish color, almost transparent, though project director Heike Walles says it can also come in shades of brown.
The pieces of tissue swimming in their nutrient solution may look less than impressive, but the pilot project here is about more than just manufacturing skin. The process is meant to pave the way for a new era, one in which human tissue becomes an industrial product. The miracle of incarnation, which once only took place in the darkness of the uterus, is now happening under the cold neon light of an assembly facility controlled by robots.
This means that Heike Walles, the 48-year-old head of the institute's Cell and Tissue Engineering department, has finally reached her goal. A biochemist, Welles has dedicated her entire career to culturing tissue. One image that especially fueled her interest in this futuristic field was the famous photograph from the Vacanti laboratory at Harvard University. There, 15 years ago, brothers Jay and Chuck Vacanti created an ear-shaped cartilage structure and grafted it onto the back of a mouse.
When the Vacantis presented the world with photographs of their project, they also offered a bold vision of the future of medicine. They promised the dawning of a new era in the history of transplant medicine. Since human tissue could be custom-made, they said, there would never be a shortage of donor organs again.
The Vacantis also described how fully functional human hearts would grow in flasks and how livers would rise in incubators like loaves of bread. Chuck Vacanti even said it would be possible to produce entire limbs and provided a sketch of a synthetic arm. The brothers called their new industry "tissue engineering."
Drawn by these promises, Walles signed on with the cardiac surgery department at Hannover Medical School (MHH) to learn about the production of arteries and heart valves. But she quickly realized just how naive the visionaries' dreams had been. "Researchers promised far too much at the beginning," she says. "At the time, it helped foster acceptance for the new technology. But, these days, patients and society are disappointed -- and rightly so."
Elsewhere, surgeons reported success in human trials as well. In North Carolina, for example, doctors grew bladders from stem cells, which they then succeeded in implanting in children with malformed organs.
In an even more spectacular experiment in the northern German city of Kiel, doctors ventured to reconstruct a patient's jaw after it had been eaten away by a tumor. They designed the desired section of bone on a computer, used the design to fashion a mesh frame of titanium wire, and then sowed this with the 56-year-old patient's bone marrow cells. Then they allowed it to mature in his back muscle for seven weeks before attaching it to his face.
Still, all of these efforts were isolated cases and heroic pioneering acts that never made their way into daily clinical practice. Indeed, tissue engineering remains a refined handcraft, one that requires a great deal of tinkering and patience. Bioengineering laboratories now grow dozens of different cell types on spongy, rubbery or gelatinous frameworks, but most of these constructions are not suited for use in humans.
Blood circulation, in particular, has presented researchers with many problems, and attempts have repeatedly failed to produce blood vessels that can supply synthetic organs with oxygen and nourishment.
Cartilage is the only type of tissue uncomplicated enough to be manipulated with relative ease. Each year, surgeons in Germany implant around 600 pieces of artificial cartilage, and the number of patients with lab-grown cartilage cells infused into their damaged knee joints or spinal disks has climbed into the thousands. But scientists looking to make other types of tissue ready for clinical use find themselves facing far greater obstacles.
I miss an explanation for what the industrial produced skin is used. Did I overread the passage where it is mentioned?


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Port Huron officials get look at draft plans for Blue Water Bridge Plaza expansion
Port Huron Times Herald
Michigan Department of Transportation officials pledged transparency to Port Huron officials this week and intent to address concerns related to updated plans to expand the Blue Water Bridge Plaza.
But they also emphasized those details are still in flux while they work to finalize a host of details — notably, how to cover the skyrocketing cost in a narrowed design and a construction timeline for the project.
"Neither Carrie or I were here when there were other versions of this project," Amy Winn, bridge administrator, told City Council members on Monday. "And we've worked really hard to try and educate ourselves about what went right and what went wrong."
Winn, Carrie Warren, the plaza project manager, and several other MDOT officials and consultants gave a presentation to city officials and fielded questions for more than an hour and a half at the meeting. It came just weeks after the city expressed concern over changes made this year to the scope in the layout of a plaza project since the last officially green-lit plan in 2009.
The latest draft proposes constructing some new facilities for U.S. Customs and Border Patrol to address changes in federal requirements, relocating duty-free south of the bridge, splitting the intersection at Pine Grove and 10th avenues, and installing an entrance loop to the bridge along the Scott Avenue neighborhood.
It was the latter that prompted the most pushback from city officials this fall, requesting MDOT take an additional look at environmental and other impacts.
Warren said this week they were open to future studies, though she and Winn also reiterated a need to address public involvement first.
And after long-term loss in tax revenue from the property MDOT acquired in the 2000s for the expansion, some council members reiterated concerns about how information has been shared — with Mayor Pro Tem Sherry Archibald adding, "Forgive me if I'm somewhat skeptical."
However, Winn and Warren said they're hoping to do things differently moving forward and want to clear up what they referred to as miscommunications over the still-evolving and unfinalized project design.
"This is our first step in doing things differently," Winn said. "This is a feasibility study, and what we're trying to accomplish is transparency and coming in early saying, 'This is what we looked at, this is what it's looking like, but what are your concerns?' That is different, in my opinion, than coming in afterward."
A draft feasibility study was expected to be completed in December and public input to start in January.
Warren said they're currently in a re-evaluation process for the project and under "a tight timeline" to begin construction in a year, meeting requirements of a $25 million federal grant received in 2020.
Despite the commitment expressed Monday, MDOT officials said there remained things that wouldn't be determined until later over the next several years — even after construction begins.
And that includes exactly how the state agency will pay for a total expansion project in three phases with a cost that's risen in estimation from the $350 million range to the $600 million range in the last two years.
What did City Council learn?
The feasibility process for a reconfigured bridge expansion comes as the Blue Water Bridge's truck traffic begins to return to levels from before COVID-19 shutdowns.
From 2017 to 2019, she said the bridge averaged 4.6 million crossings. During the pandemic, it averaged 2 million. Then, in the first quarter of this year, it reached 1.1 million crossings.
"Which supports traffic is returning to pre-pandemic averages," Winn said. "As I mentioned earlier, our current truck traffic has increased by 6%, and what the plaza expansion ensures is the vitality of the Blue Water Bridge and eliminates some of the crucial safety concerns that we have."
While some of the past plaza expansion concepts called for using existing facilities, the draft redesign this year calls for a series of new buildings and the demolition of the existing ones.
According to state consultants and officials, the more consolidated layout in the 2022 draft still falls within the same footprint as the 2009 plan, though the difference in total property coverage is 109 versus 82 acres.
That does not include five acres just north of the project where MDOT is working with DTE Energy to relocate and build a new substation — a $35 million contribution from MDOT that Winn called "unprecedented" to benefit the surrounding community as well as benefit the new plaza's operations.
City Manager James Freed said they were concerned with the density issue of the substation, as it wasn't factored in the original environmental impact studies in 2009, adding, "It does make noise. It is significant."
On the traffic loop, MDOT officials showed early renderings of adding an aesthetic wall to and slightly enhance greenspace along Scott Avenue — there's also a non-motorized path through the area — but Freed and some council members still expressed ire for how it'd impact the nearby neighborhood.
Multiple city officials questioned the potential noise if there are truck backups and whether they'd wait to cross the bridge.
"We can hear engine breaking from my place already," said Councilman Bob Mosurak. "I can't imagine how loud this is going to be for the (neighbors who live closer)."
Warren said they're still vetting data related to the re-evaluation process, including for noise and air quality, adding, "If that data reveals a need to go further" than the original 2009 environmental study, "we will go further." Still, she admitted significant changes could hold up the start of the project 18 to 24 months.
In addition to the loop, the 2022 plan separates traffic currently crossing at the Pine Grove and 10th Avenue intersection.
According to MDOT maps, the plaza reconstruction would cut off northbound traffic on 10th at Pine Grove, preventing cars crossing the state throughway — instead picking 10th back up where interstate traffic exits the highway before the bridge across Pine Grove.
"You're at a signal either way. So, why not make it a safe intersection?" said Linda Burchell, MDOT's manager of the Bay Region transportation service center. "The skewed intersection, you have the strange turning movements, you've got people crossing into weird lanes that don't exist, and things like that. A T'd-in intersection, where you can see from both directions, is 9,000% more safe. … I think this best serves the majority of the motoring public."
All those major proposed changes, Warren said, eliminate safety concerns about truck traffic coming off the highway to go to the duty-free via Pine Grove and dangerous traffic weaving toward the bridge and decreases commuter congestion and truck backups overall.
She put the ideal construction timeline for all three phases of the project at eight to 10 years, giving them time to address the second and third phases, which require acquiring property where a local hotel and bowling alley are located north of the bridge.
The first phase, Winn said, is entirely encompassed south of the bridge where MDOT already owns the property, and it includes the relocation of duty-free and the entrance loop around it.
Winn said except for the $25 million federal grant, MDOT is covering most of the cost of the project itself, citing the CBP's lack of funding for the expansion.
MDOT officials have said they did plan to borrow funds for much of the cost via issuing bonds, as well as bridge revenues. On Monday, Winn said, "Obviously we do not have 600 million, nor can we afford to bond" the whole project, admitting covering the cost would take time.
Contact Jackie Smith at (810) 989-6270 or jssmith@gannett.com. Follow her on Twitter @Jackie20Smtih.


...is becoming someone's favorite nap time, go-to, blanket!
Love receiving phone "texts" like these!
Am I the only one who thinks grandchildren grow way too fast!??
What great photo's - yes, he has grown so!!
What a cutie! Looks like he really likes the quilt!
Tell me about it. My oldest grandboy is 22! My oldest grandgirl is 21 and married almost a year now! Of course, my youngest grands are 1 and 2+. Hard to believe they are so old... while I am still 18. How does that work?
Love your quilt, and the little inhabitant, too. He sure is sweet.
So wonderful to get pics like that! Of the sweet baby actually using and obviously snuggling right ito that quilt you made for him! I made a quilt for a great nephew, and they loved it (and I believe them...they really did love it), and sent a pic of the baby lying in top of the quilt. Very carefully places so as to touch as little of it as possible. I know it's in a cupboard, too "good" to use. Sigh.
Excuse all the typos. Fingers too big for little ipad keyboard.
Oh how sweet! Looks as if your gorgeous eye spy quilt provides many a hug to your sweet grand-baby!!
It's so good to see the quilts we make used. How cute.
Wow! It means so much to see a quilt being loved by a little one! Looks super cosy.
Oh the sweetness! That cutie pie loves his quilt, what could be better?
Oh my goodness he is sooo cute! I agree they grow way too fast.
How sweet! And yes, they grow up too fast - Emmy turned three today!
Aww so cute, yea they do grow too fast. Cute quilt you made.
If they grow anything like our children do, then it is definitely way too fast! Val those are the sweetest photos!
Oh Val! What sweet pictures. He is getting so big.
What a precious little guy. Sounds like you've got a concensus - yes, they do grow too fast!
Great quilt and what an adorable little one.
Auto correct got me. Anyway, now I know what is meant by an everyday quilt. Cute little cuddler wrapped in that quilt.


[prMac.com] Langenhahn, Germany - Norbert M. Doerner has released NeoFinder 6.5 (formerly known as CDFinder). The new version is faster, catalogs more media formats, natively supports App Nap in Mavericks, catalogs thumbnails for RED video files, and much more.
NeoFinder makes it easier than ever to keep track of your digital files, photos, songs, movies, fonts on hard disks, USB sticks, server disks, Blu-ray disks, DVD-ROMs, CDROMs, and any other digital media. NeoFinder generates thumbnails and reads a lot of metadata during cataloging, for powerful search possibilities, smart folders, and more.
* The AutoUpdater now allows each catalog to be added more than once, so you can now update a catalog multiple times a day, if you want to!
Metadata - NeoFinder catalogs metadata of songs, movies, fonts, and photos, including the MP3-Tags of several audio file formats, EXIF, GPS, and IPTC data of photos, and also Adobe XMP. All these are clearly arranged in the user interface, and can be extensively searched. For numerous photo and video formats, NeoFinder generates thumbnails during cataloging, displaying them in all list and icon views.
Geotagging - Only NeoFinder offers the integrated GeoFinder, which searches for photos taken near a spot, or the KMZ export for coordinates and photo thumbnails as a way to give geolocated photos to friends. NeoFinder can even geotag photos itself, no other software needed. And only NeoFinder displays amazing facts about any geolocation in the Wikipedia Inspector.
Since the initial release of CDFinder 1.0 in 1995, more than 59,000 customers in 95 countries around the world are using CDFinder and now NeoFinder to organise their digital library, and manage their data archive and backups, including NASA, IKEA, BBC, Mattel, Rand McNally, Pfizer, Random House, Oracle, and Warner Bros.
NeoFinder 6 is a paid update to licensed users of CDFinder, update price starting at 19 Euros. Cross-grades for users of competing applications (DiskLibrary, FileFinder, CatFinder, Canto Cumulus, Disk Tracker, DiskCatalogMaker, Atomic View, iView Media Pro, and more) are available. A free NeoFinder demo version can be downloaded from the NeoFinder website, the price for new users starts at 29,00 (EUR). Multiple user packs are available for network users. NeoFinder 6.5 is a free update to all NeoFinder customers.
Norbert M. Doerner is a computer scientist with a love for integration and cool products. He develops great Macintosh software since 1991. Popular products include the disk cataloger NeoFinder (was CDFinder), various plugins for the Finder, iPhoto and Aperture, and the transcription software F5.app. Copyright (C) 1991-2014 Norbert M. Doerner. Apple, the Apple logo, Mac and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries. Other trademarks and registered trademarks may be the property of their respective owners.


Try to be different and extraordinary member in your family by preparing an awesome skiing holiday for it. There are many destinations possible for skiing but Colorado is the best place for skiing and many other things. National forests, parks, ski resorts, historic trails, rock formations, fossil beds, Rocky Mountains and more are found in Colorado. Beginner skiers or experts or even nature-lovers will find their place in Colorado.
Here you will find a number of the most perfect skiing luxury villa rentals that are possible for family holidays. One of those perfect ones is "LOG CABIN". It locates on the Roaring Fork River. It is away from the Rio Grande Trail River and Bike Path accessing by ten minutes' walk. You can also get inspired with other locations using some of our past articles Sumptuous ski chalet in the mountains of Switzerland and Canada's Newest Ski Resort Revelstoke Mountain Resort | British Columbia, Canada to help get you started planning your next family holiday.
This charming log cabin is for any family that wants to feel privacy and comfort during its skiing holiday. Imagine how wonderful to see views of Aspen Mountain and amazing natural views while you having a cup of tea in your living area after a rough day over the slopes. The bedrooms in Log Cabin are amazing and each one is differ than the other. The first bedroom has king-size bed, safe and terrace. The second one has two twin beds and sitting area. The third one has king-size bed and safe. Also each one in these three bedrooms has en-suite bathroom, air-conditioning, TV and telephone. The fourth bedroom or the bunk one has two bunk beds, TV, Xbox One game console and telephone. This shows us that Log Cabin can welcome any family regardless to its member's number. Al fresco dining is perfect to enjoy delicious meal in your sweat home after a day full of fun, play and joy. If you have babies you can take care without getting their equipment because you will find in Log Cabin all you need for them. Outdoor entertaining space, fire bowl, gas grill, outdoor kitchen, home theatre, parking, garden, daily housekeeping and more are available here. Your family experience will be amazing in Colorado. If you go there once, you won't want to leave.


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ILF Scotland has today launched a new campaign to encourage young people living with a physical or mental impairment to apply for funding and #TrySomethingNew.
Gemma Lumsdaine, a 21-year-old GB Wheelchair Rugby squad member from Monifieth secured funding for a new lightweight wheelchair to improve her mobility and ability to travel independently.
Speaking of the Transition Fund, Gemma said: "Playing sports gives me the confidence I need to feel empowered and independent. Receiving a brand-new wheelchair from ILF Scotland has made all the difference to me. It will definitely help me improve my opportunities to access sports and hopefully realise my ambition to play wheelchair rugby for GB.
"This period in a young person's life can be challenging, especially for those living with a physical or mental impairment. As support from schools and children's services comes to an end, many young people can become isolated, vulnerable and anxious.
More information on the fund and how to apply can be found here.


THE INCIDENT HAPPENED ON NOVEMBER 19TH, 2018, AROUND FOUR FIFTEEN IN THE MORNING AT AN APARTMENT BUILDING ON THE 21-HUNDRED BLOCK OF CORNWALL STREET. A MALE SUSPECT USED A TOOL TO PRY OPEN A SECURE DOOR, GAINING ACCESS INTO THE BUILDING. THE SUSPECT THEN PRYED OPEN MAILBOXES AND WENT THROUGH TENANT'S MAIL. HE ALSO PERFORMED THE SAME CRIME ON A LATER DATE. THE SUSPECT IS DESCRIBED AS A MALE IN HIS 30'S, AROUND FIVE FOOT TEN, MEDIUM BUILD WITH A GOATEE. HE WAS WEARING A WHITE HOODIE UNDERNEATH A BLACK NORTH FACE JACKET.


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I'm in need of some advice. We sprung a leak on our 1994 T2770, the seam came up from a previous repair (before we bought it). I am going to replace the vent and tape the seam. I also gutted the inside to dry see what the extent of the damage. I found the support for the vent itself is molding and the previous owner put a piece of wood on the other side of the main beam, I guess to prevent a pocket from forming for water roll off. I'm wonder what the best way is to remove the moldy pieces of wood? I'm going to Camping World today to get the replacement vent and AirMaxx cover. Can I get to the moldy wood with the vent off? I think I can pull off the staples off the rubber roof to expose the wood. Has anyone else had this type of repair?? I will try to post some pics for a better understanding of the damage.
Do not know if this helps any, but see this post on replacing roof vents it shows what was under mine and some of the frame.
Do you have rubber or alumunimum roofing?
Thank you John for the reply. I ended up basically tearing out 3/4 of the roof and replaced all of the rotted wood. I did see the post with the replacing roof vents 101 pics which was a big help.
Over the weekend, we replaced all the wood and resupported the main beams, which were not heavily damaged. The main damage was to the support around the vent and one corner was also damaged due to the low point once the water got in.
I will try to post some pics, we are under kinda a deadline since our first trip is scheduled for Wednesday. Thank you everyone for posting your experiences in this forum. It really makes a difference!
Glad to hear things worked out. Great. And yes our forum here is a great place to share, help and have fun.
Have a good trip on Wednesday.


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Published July 31st 2018
A comprehensive guide of where & when
Canberra is a fascinating city to explore, with some of the nation's biggest museums and galleries all in one city. One of the main features that tourists enjoy about visiting Canberra's attractions is that most of them have free entry and free tours, so that every person who walks in the door can leave with a better understanding of the exhibits around them. I personally enjoy going on tours as the tour guide gives you behind-the-scenes stories, captures your imagination and gives you all the highlights - in less than an hour.
See below for 13 free tours that are available around Canberra's main attractions (with details correct at August 2018, however check their websites before you go). Along the way you will meet passionate tour guides, hear a few jokes, ask questions and be "wowed" by the information and stories you hear. Which one will you be going to first?
Enjoy free guided tours at Parliament House every day throughout the year, except Christmas Day. Image: Australian Parliament House Facebook
The location of each attraction listed 1 - 13. Image: Original map from Google Maps.
1/ Parliament House run a variety of paid tours throughout the day, however they also offer a free 40 minute Welcome To Parliament House Tour, which departs daily at 9:30am, 11am, 1pm, 2pm and 3:30pm. You will see both chambers of Parliament (on non-sitting days), the Marble Foyer, Great Hall (subject to availability), Members' Hall and highlights of the Parliament House Art Collection. See here for details.
2/ Old Parliament House (Museum of Australian Democracy) offer a range of special event paid tours, however they also run free 45 minute tours through the Old Parliament House building to explain the spaces, objects and stories that are housed within. The tours run at 10:45am, 11:45am, 12:45 pm (Saturday and Sunday only), 1:45 pm and 2:45 pm (Monday to Friday only). Entry into the museum costs $2 adults, $1 children (free for children under 5 years old) and $5 family. See here for details.
Parliament House tours - check in at the Information Desk in the Marble Foyer
Learn about the history of the building on a free tour at Old Parliament House
3/ The National Gallery of Australia offer free highlights tours of the permanent collections every day at 10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm and 2:30pm. They also offer free Art & Dementia Tours for individuals and their carers and groups. Also check out their What's On page for a long list of free and ticketed events. See here for details.
4/ The National Portrait Gallery of Australia is located opposite the National Gallery (above) and they have a free Collections Highlights Tour each day at 11:30am. Also check out their What's On page for events each week. See here for details.
5/ The National Library of Australia offer a Treasures Gallery Tour every day at 11:30am to view their permanent art and museum collection. They also offer a Behind The Scenes tour each Thursday at 2pm and a Discover your National Library Tour each Saturday at 2pm, except for public holidays and between Christmas and New Years. See here for details.
Join a tour and learn about the stories behind the portraits at the National Portrait Gallery
6/ The National Museum of Australia run a number of paid tours throughout the day, however they also offer a free 10 minute Host Talk each day - ask the Information Desk for the topic and times on the day you visit. There is also an app that you can download called The Loop self-guided Museum Favourites tour (in English and Mandarin). See here for details.
7/ The National Arboretum is a scenic property overlooking the city, with 94 forests of endangered or threatened tree species. They offer free short introductory talks at the Village Centre regularly each day between 10am - 3pm. They also offer a free 1 hour guided Forest Walks each Wednesday at 11am, as well as on Saturdays at 2pm and Sundays at 11am. If you would like to join the free Long Forest Walk for 2.5 hours, these are held on the 3rd Sunday of the month at 9:30am. See here for details.
8/ The Australian National Botanical Gardens have the largest living collection of native Australian flora in the country. To learn more about what they do, they have free guided walks daily at 11am and 2pm. See here for details.
Learn about the largest living collection of Australian native plants at the Australian National Botanical Gardens
9/ Canberra Museum and Gallery (CMAG) in the city centre have free Floor Talks scheduled throughout the year, where artists explain their work. See here for details.
10/ The Australian War Memorial has the longest list of free tours available, which are run by their team of knowledgeable volunteers. At the time of writing they offer 15 free tours a day, with general tours and tours through special exhibitions. See here for details.
11/ Blundells Cottage is a historical workers cottage located on the banks of Lake Burley Griffin, which was built around 1860. The National Capital Authority offer free tours each Saturday at 10:15am, 11:30am and 12:45pm, with bookings made through Eventbrite. If you just want to look around by yourself, the cottage is open between 10am - 2pm. See here for details. See here for a full article about the tour.
12/ The Canberra Glassworks offer free Historical Tours of the building each Saturday at 11am, with bookings made through Eventbrite. See here for details. See here for a full article about the tour.
13/ The Royal Australian Mint is located in Deakin and runs free tours each weekday at 10am and 2pm, as well as on weekends (and public holidays) at 11am, 1pm and 2pm. Meet the tour guide at the top of the staircase full of 5 cent pieces, outside the public theatrette. Please note that the coin factory is not in operation on weekends. See here for details.
At the time of writing the National Capital Exhibition, usually located next to the Canberra and Region Visitors Centre, is undergoing upgrades until September 2018. When it re-opens, see here for their free tours about the history of Canberra.
Learn about the history of the Canberra Glassworks building, which was previously the Kingston Powerhouse
Although it is enjoyable to take part in a tour, locals and visitors can also download self-guided tours onto their phone and read about each attraction as they walk around. The National Capital Authority has a list that you can view here, which include walks along Anzac Parade, Reconciliation Place and the Old Parliament House Gardens. If you would prefer to drive around Canberra, Canberra Tracks has self-guided driving routes around the city, to learn more about the historical sites and indigenous culture. Some of these include Ngunawal Country (Track 1), Limestone Plains (Track 2) and Looking at Canberra (Track 3).
Alternatively, why not create your own self-guided tour which includes all your favourite attractions? For some ideas, see the articles for A Self-Guided Sculpture Tour at the National Arboretum and A Self-Drive Chocolate Tour of Canberra. There are so many places to explore (for free!) around Canberra - why don't you put on your comfiest walking shoes, or fill up the car, and start exploring this weekend?
Take a self-guided walking tour along Reconciliation Place and learn about the meaning of each indigenous sculpture
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