Random Thread & The Title Foretold by The Prophecy

[marypops!]

I liked KK3. Then again, it was the longest book, and mainly set in Epcot. Makes up for it not getting a mention in the first book and only a reference to the Seas with Nemo & Friends in the second. I did nitpick throughout the book though, pointing out things that aren't right to myself.

I think the 4th book is set in Epcot and DHS again.

 

[marypops!]

At Ollivanders in the WWOHP, the wand chooses you! Actually, the wand chooses you if the shopkeeper decides to pick you to get a wand out of 25 other people... Everyone else just has to buy their wand from the shop next door. There's also a chance the shopkeeper will mainly choose the younger kids because the experience is more for them... But still, you have a one in 25 chance of having a wand choose you if you're under the age of 12!

 

[marypops!]

Blah!

 

[marypops!]

Where is everyone? Probably enjoying that sunshine... I should as well, but my garden isn't all that nice to sit out in and I have revision to do, which i'm multitasking...

 

[marypops!]

Yawn, I need to read up on the Holderness Coast and the Jurrasic Coast.

 

[marypops!]

I hate revision. It's a pain in the artist -_-

Doctor Who's coming on soon!

 

[MusicalDisneyDreams]

I'm supposed to be cleaning my room right now. My puppy's in there unsupervised and there's random junk on the floor...

 

[MickeyisBeast]

Ugh. Tight situation right now /:

 

[marypops!]

AGH! Why did it have to be a two-parter tonight? I hope nobody dies...

 

[m!ssemmx0]

I'm not here alone anymore... so much for blasting my stereo.

 

[marypops!]

The Holderness Coast has a huge erosion rate. Since the Roman times, the coastline has retreated by 4km. It retreats about 1m a year on average with some areas of the coastline, such as Mappleton, retreating 10m a year. This is because there are very few beaches along the shoreline and the cliffs are made of boulder clay, which erodes easily. Attempts to slow down the rate of erosion includes adding groynes to trap beach material to build up the beaches, and building sea walls to protect the Easington gas station. In Mappleton, rock groynes have been constructed to catch sediment and create a beach for the strong waves to break on instead of eroding the cliffs. Albeit, this has caused knock-on effects for coastal areas south of the town as the groynes are disrupting the longshore drift. Material is still being carried towards the beaches but there is no fresh sediment to catch it.

 

[marypops!]

Kids, kids, kids. As far as daddy's concerned, you're both potential murderers.

 

[marypops!]

They're showing the last episode of LOST in the UK at the same time as the USA. I'm guessing it's the West Coast showing because I doubt they'd show LOST at 12:00am on the East Coast (it's on at 5:00am over here).

 

[dancer067]

Ugh. Tight situation right now /:

aww sorry 'bout that!

 

[m!ssemmx0]

Bono annoys me, but I kind of like U2.

 

[marypops!]

I wish I wore shorts today...

 

[marypops!]

The Eden Project comprises of 3 biomes that hold a large variety of plants from around the world. It has the largest greenhouse in the world. It is also the largest producer of pollution in the area. Irony? I hope so, otherwise i've made myself look like a fool.

 

[marypops!]

2. How can the use of culture help in this rebranding of urban places?

Culture has been used in Liverpool which was the European Capital of Culture for 2008. There are galleries like the Tate Liverpool, theatres like the Empire Theatre and museums like the Merseyside Maritime Museum. There is the Liverpool Shakepeare Festival which is held every year. Some of Shakespeare's most famous plays are performed in St. James Gardens, next to Liverpool Cathedral. There are many famous statues erected around the city including the SuperLambBanana, created by Taro Chiezo. It was developed with the city in mind, as bananas and lambs were the city's main imports in their docks. Since the city rebranded to the arts and culture, an average of around 3 million tourists come every year to see the sights of this civillized city.

That was my answer to a question from homework last year. All about Liverpool

 

[marypops!]

You can't defeat me, for I am the almighty paperclip!

http://rogerregorroger.deviantart.com/gallery/#/dgi7za

 

[nerdylightbulb]

Oink.