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British Customs and Celebrations
The document discusses several British customs and celebrations including Chinese New Year, St. Patrick's Day, the London Marathon, pantomime entertainments, Christmas crackers, Easter Monday, the City of London Festival, Notting Hill Carnival, Guy Fawkes' Night, the Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square, and Boxing Day. Many of the celebrations involve performances, food, and commemorating historical events that are important parts of British culture and history.
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The document discusses various sights in London including the Tower of London. It was written by Maurie Slocombe in September 2011 and hopes the reader enjoyed learning about London attractions.
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This document summarizes key bridges, streets, and attractions in London. It describes London Bridge as the first bridge built over the Thames between 1136 and 1799. Tower Bridge is highlighted as a bascule and suspension bridge built in 1894 near the Tower of London. The Millennium Bridge is identified as a pedestrian bridge designed by Norman Foster that connects the Globe Theatre and St. Paul's Cathedral, known popularly as the "wobbly bridge." Other locations mentioned include Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus, Downing Street, the Globe Theatre, St. Katherine's Dock, and the London Eye.
Gibraltar presentation- October 2016
Key facts and figures about Gibraltar. General information on economy, employment, location, tourism, transportation, finance sector and the future of Gibraltar.
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The document discusses rural rebranding efforts in Cornwall, England. It notes the decline of rural services and seasonal economic challenges from industries like farming and fishing. Cornwall launched an economic diversification and rebranding campaign called Objective One in 1999 to attract new visitors, focus on strengths like the coast and food, and appeal to younger demographics. The campaign utilized EU funding that matched local and regional investments to boost projects like the Eden Project, films studios, and businesses. Overall it assessed the success of these efforts to strengthen and diversify Cornwall's rural economy through tourism and other industries.
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Contemporary dance can express many different emotions through telling stories with body movements and facial expressions. It is similar to modern dance and jazz in being lyrical and using full body expression, but differs from ballet in being more relaxed. The history of contemporary dance began before the 1950s and major early figures included Martha Graham, though its exact origins are unknown. Music plays an important role in conveying the emotion of a contemporary dance performance. Dancers may wear socks, jazz shoes, or foot undies.
Twentieth Century Modern Dance
Modern dance originated in the early 1900s in the United States as a rebellion against restrictive classical ballet. It uses loose, improvised movements to interpret emotions and tell stories through dance rather than rigid steps. Pioneers like Martha Graham, Ruth St. Denis, Isadora Duncan, and Loie Fuller helped establish modern dance by incorporating influences from other cultures and innovating the use of lighting, floor work, and other techniques. While initially controversial, modern dance became more widely accepted and influential over time.
King Alfred the Great
King Alfred the Great was a 9th century king of Wessex who successfully fought back invading Danish Vikings and reunited England. He was both a soldier and a scholar, leading military campaigns while also promoting education, translating texts into English, and establishing a system of laws based on biblical principles. Through his military and intellectual leadership, Alfred was able to defeat the Vikings and stabilize England during a turbulent period.
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British Customs and Celebrations
The document discusses several British customs and celebrations including Chinese New Year, St. Patrick's Day, the London Marathon, pantomime entertainments, Christmas crackers, Easter Monday, the City of London Festival, Notting Hill Carnival, Guy Fawkes' Night, the Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square, and Boxing Day. Many of the celebrations involve performances, food, and commemorating historical events that are important parts of British culture and history.
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The document discusses various sights in London including the Tower of London. It was written by Maurie Slocombe in September 2011 and hopes the reader enjoyed learning about London attractions.
London: Sightseeing
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The document discusses rural rebranding efforts in Cornwall, England. It notes the decline of rural services and seasonal economic challenges from industries like farming and fishing. Cornwall launched an economic diversification and rebranding campaign called Objective One in 1999 to attract new visitors, focus on strengths like the coast and food, and appeal to younger demographics. The campaign utilized EU funding that matched local and regional investments to boost projects like the Eden Project, films studios, and businesses. Overall it assessed the success of these efforts to strengthen and diversify Cornwall's rural economy through tourism and other industries.
Inquiry contemporary dance final
Contemporary dance can express many different emotions through telling stories with body movements and facial expressions. It is similar to modern dance and jazz in being lyrical and using full body expression, but differs from ballet in being more relaxed. The history of contemporary dance began before the 1950s and major early figures included Martha Graham, though its exact origins are unknown. Music plays an important role in conveying the emotion of a contemporary dance performance. Dancers may wear socks, jazz shoes, or foot undies.
Twentieth Century Modern Dance
Modern dance originated in the early 1900s in the United States as a rebellion against restrictive classical ballet. It uses loose, improvised movements to interpret emotions and tell stories through dance rather than rigid steps. Pioneers like Martha Graham, Ruth St. Denis, Isadora Duncan, and Loie Fuller helped establish modern dance by incorporating influences from other cultures and innovating the use of lighting, floor work, and other techniques. While initially controversial, modern dance became more widely accepted and influential over time.
King Alfred the Great
King Alfred the Great was a 9th century king of Wessex who successfully fought back invading Danish Vikings and reunited England. He was both a soldier and a scholar, leading military campaigns while also promoting education, translating texts into English, and establishing a system of laws based on biblical principles. Through his military and intellectual leadership, Alfred was able to defeat the Vikings and stabilize England during a turbulent period.
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