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Scientists are working with farmers and fuel companies to produce a greener form of biofuel.

The project is using sugar-rich varieties of perennial ryegrass as a raw material for producing bio-ethanol.

It is being developed at Aberystwyth University's Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences.


at Thursday, November 26, 2009, 'Green' grass in biofuel research, Archives November 2009

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I found this fascinating article today:

PLANS by Arriva Trains to put on a `spoiler’ service between Aberystwyth and London could put the fledgling Wrexham and Shropshire service into London out of business says Owen Paterson MP.








at Tuesday, November 24, 2009, Arriva train plan could derail Wrexham and Shropshire service to London, Archives November 2009


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I found this fascinating article today:

Students in Aberystwyth stripped down to their pants and knickers in an attempt to break a Guinness World Record on Monday 16 November.

at Monday, November 23, 2009, World record attempt is all pants, Archives November 2009




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I found this fascinating article today:

Photographers Rights And The Law In The UK
A brief guide for street photographers

Index of contents:

• Street shots
• People and Privacy
• Photographing children
• Photographing Buildings, Football Grounds and Interiors
• Tube and railway stations
• Trespass
• Obstruction, Public Order and Photographing Demos
• Deleting images
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• Info and legal advice
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at Wednesday, November 18, 2009, Photographers Rights And The Law In The UK, Archives November 2009

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I found this fascinating article today:

Scientists at Aberystwyth University developing new plants in an attempt to combat climate change have been awarded a prestigious UK educational award.

The Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences is receiving the Queen's Anniversary Prize for Further and Higher Education.

at Wednesday, November 18, 2009, Award for plant breeding research, Archives November 2009

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The UK has had an outsized cultural impact on the world. From music to sports to literature... and now – MMS with Twitter.

Today, not only has Orange UK turned on Twitter SMS, but it has added a first-of-its-kind special enhancement. Orange UK users can also send picture messages (MMS) to 86444 in addition to text messages because of a site that Orange UK has created called Snapshot.

Upload your photos to your twitter account in 3 easy steps

1. Take a photo on your mobile
2. Select 'Send via MMS' or
   'Send multimedia message'
3. Send it to 86444
   

The first time you use this service you will receive an SMS with an invite to enter your twitter username and password.

at Tuesday, November 17, 2009, Another First in the UK, Archives November 2009

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The effects of climate change and how people cope with it are to be recorded around Wales and sent to a United Nations (UN) conference.

The "climate hearings" organised by Oxfam begin in Aberystwyth on Wednesday, and are also in Cardiff next Monday and Llangefni on 19 November.

at Tuesday, November 17, 2009, Climate change 'hearings' on tour, Archives November 2009

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Pioneers of DJing, Grandmaster Flash, (at Aberystwyth University) took to the stage to entertain a primarily white crowd with impressive mixes of Hip-Hop, R ‘n’ B and Rock music.

View pictures of Grandmaster Flash

at Tuesday, November 17, 2009, Grandmaster Flash, Aberystwyth University Arts Centre, 22/10/05 , Archives November 2009

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Getting up early, got some good birding and birds in during the weekend, which included Oystercatchers, Ringed Plover, Curlews, Greater Black Backed Gull, Lesser Blacked Gulls, Blackheaded Gulls, Herring Gulls, Cormorants, Shags, Ravens, Peregrine Falcon, Sparrowhawk, About 40 Red Kite, Goosander, Black Redstart, Meadow Pipits, Rock Pipits, Stonechat and the star for me - Purple Sandpiper.

at Tuesday, June 17, 2009, Weekend away to Aberystwyth, Archives November 2009

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Fortunately, says Web Worker Daily, training the brain to adopt good habits doesn’t take as long as most people think. Citing recent scientific research in the field of neuroplasticity, or the brain’s ability to reorganize itself, the article says new habits (or “neural connections”) can be learned within 30 to 60 days, if new information is presented every day.business-opportunities.biz, Business Opportunities Weblog, Nov 2009

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We all know that Google introducing new products these days. One such thing is Google wave. All are very eagerly waiting to try this google wave.But it is hard to get. Because we need google invitation to get this Google wave. Dont worry for that. Here an exciting contest comes for winning google wave invitation.checkoutthis.co.cc, Innovate Yourself, Nov 2009

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I was sent this article on Wednesday:

Welsh talent Racheal Rajah has battled thousands of other singers across the country and has made it through to compete in the National Grand Final of Open Mic UK!! Competing against other hopefuls across the UK in auditions and regional finals, Racheal will now go on to represent their area in the hope of walking away with an impressive management and recording contract and being crowned the UK’s Best on the Mic 2009.

The regional final saw an impressive performance from all of the acts as they competed on stage in a live head to head showcase in front of a capacity crowd and judging panel. Racheal gave an explosive performance singing ‘show me heaven’ and secured the top spot and she’s now set to fly the flag for Wales at the National Grand Final in Portsmouth on November 28th.

The battle for a place at the National Final was no easy task– over 8, 000 singers entered the competition, with auditions touring across 12 regions throughout the UK. Successful acts not only had to impress the judges at the auditions but also had to perform under pressure and wow hundreds of spectators at the live regional show.

Open Mic UK is the national talent competition which searches for the UK’s best singers, songwriters, rappers and vocalists of all genres who perform either covers or original material. The competition offers singers the opportunity to perform live in front of capacity crowds and judges from the music and entertainment industry. Travelling across the country, the competition’s aim is to find a potential recording artist who could top the UK charts.
The National Grand Final will be a showcase of the very best talent on the Mic from across the UK, with each act representing themselves and their region. The pressure is now on as they’ll have to impress both the audience, expert judges and celebrity guests in order to be named the winner of Open Mic UK 2009.

Chris Grayston, Events Director of Open Mic UK explains “The standard this year has been outstanding – there has been a great mix of pop, acoustic and rnb acts and a good balance of covers and original material. The Grand Finalists will really have to work hard ahead of the final and then pull out the performance of their lives in order to be crowned the overall winner – we’re in for a great final show.”

The overall winner of the competition will have the opportunity to record their album in professional studios with an industry vocal specialist, the potential of large investment for a single release and an aim to nationally chart. Thrust into the spotlight through print, radio and television media, the winner will also have the chance to tour across the UK and receive mass exposure.

Representing the best of this region’s talent, Racheal is hoping for all the regional support possible to be crowned the UK’s best Open Mic UK act. She said, “It was an amazing feeling to be called first for the finals. My family and friends cheered me on and I cannot wait for the finals! It has been a brilliant experience and so much fun!”

at Monday, November 16, 2009, Archives November 2009

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I was sent this Press Release today:

Press release

11th November 2009
Giants, mad scientists and talking horses visit Aberystwyth

HIJINX THEATRE presents Gulliver - A new play by Kit Lambert at Arad Goch, Aberystwyth on Wednesday 2nd Dec 7.30pm

How do an enormous man, hundreds of tiny people, talking horses, mad cloud-dwelling scientists and a group of moaning immortals fit onto the stage of Arad Goch?
And more interestingly how is this all brought to you by 4 actors, a stage manager and an entire set (transported in the back of one van)!

The only way to find out is to see Hijinx Theatre’s touring production of Gulliver by Kit Lambert when it comes to Aberystwyth on 2nd Dec.

Hijinx brings to life the weird and wonderful world of Gulliver’s Travels, with its tiny Lilliputians, giants, mad scientists and even talking horses! Inspired by Jonathan Swift’s fantastical satire, this new play explores the relationship between the mysterious Dr Gulliver and his tormented creator Swift, as they travel through the writer's unruly imagination and try not to lose their way. It is a journey that threatens to carry Swift away from the woman who loves him, as he finds himself hurtled towards either madness or redemption.

“Gulliver is intelligent, arresting theatre, brilliantly written and staged with the flair and panache that has become typical of Hijinx” The British Theatre Guide
Don’t miss out on this fantastic new production from an exciting new writer.

Ends

Hijinx Theatre is one of the UK's leading small scale touring companies, with over twenty eight years experience of creating high quality theatre which is accessible, entertaining and challenging for small communities throughout Wales and England. For further information visit the Hijinx Theatre website on www.hijinx.org.uk



Press Release Notes - For a full tour schedule please see www.hijinx.org.uk

• Hijinx Theatre was founded in 1981 by Gaynor Lougher and Richard Berry. The Company’s mission statement is to create high quality theatre which is accessible, entertaining and challenging for small communities throughout Wales and England.
• Past Hijinx community tours include: Paul Robeson knew my Father, Ill Met by Moonlight, Estella’s Fire, The Long Way Home, The Other Woman.

• Hijinx also tour during the Spring with their productions for adults with learning disabilities and the community. Recent tours include: Ruling the Roost, Full Circle and Chasing Rainbows.

• Hijinx Outreach delivers outreach workshops to communities throughout South Wales, offering drama based sessions to adults with learning disabilities and their carers focusing on issues such as self advocacy and empowerment.

• Hijinx Theatre produce Unity an annual Festival of inclusive Arts which takes place during June at Wales Millennium Centre.

• Hijinx run Odyssey Theatre, a community participatory group that is open to all members of the public including adults with learning disabilities. With full professional support they mount regular productions usually taking a well-know classic tale and adapting it to suit their unique style. Odyssey Theatre was runner-up in the National Lottery Awards 2009 in the ‘Best Arts Project‘ in the UK.

• Hijinx Theatre is a resident company at Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff Bay.
• For more information about Hijinx Theatre
please contact Ceri Legg on 029 20 635 625 or email: ceri.legg@hijinx.org.uk

Interviews
Cast, production team and Hijinx staff can be available for interview/s - just let us know who, where and when! (We have Welsh-speaking spokespersons if required, but please let us have notice as they are not office-based).

Show information
• Wednesday 2nd Dec 7.30pm
• 4 cast and one stage manager
• Gulliver is two hours long including a 15 minute interval
• The play has, in cinema terms, a PG rating. We would only recommend this production for children 12 + years.

Posted Wednesday, November 11, 2009, Archives November 2009

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Emerging playwrights are gearing up to present their new short plays as part of Aberystwyth Arts Centre's 'Travelling Light II' project.

For the past 9 months a selected group of new writers have been meeting at Aberystwyth Arts Centre as part of a Writers in Residence Project. Working under the guidance of playwright and Creative Wales Award winner, Kaite O'Reilly (pictured), they have developed a series of short plays.

The plays will be presented as rehearsed readings with a cast of professional performers directed by Gilly Adams. Two plays will be shown on each night. A post show discussion about the plays and the process will take place on both evenings.

Tickets for this performance are £5 (£3) one night / £8 (£5) for two and can be booked by contacting the Arts Centre ticket office on 01970 62 32 32 or online at www.aber.ac.uk/artscentre

Travelling Light II will run at Aberystwyth Arts Centre on Monday 16th and Thursday 19th November at 7.45pm.

at Tuesday, November 10, 2009, Aberystwyth Arts Centre presents Writers in Residence project, 'Travelling Light', Archives November 2009

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I found this fascinating article today:

The Climate Change Summit in Copenhagen

Professor Ian Clark, of the Department of International Politics at Aberystwyth University, said early signs indicate a “gloomy picture” with little chance of a treaty being agreed at the summit on December 12 and 13.

“Politicians around the world appear to be lowering their expectations for Copenhagen”.

at Monday, November 09, 2009, Climate change treaty gloom, Archives November 2009

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