Post by Little Paul
Well done for getting round to doing something similar to what I've spent almost 2years not getting round to doing! Well done, keep at it :)This is very similar in format to what is been thinking of...
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Blimey, I made a mess of his name there didn't I!Just got as far as reading this too:http://matricardo.blogspot.co.uk/2016/04/tell-bells-and-broken-wands.html?m=1Post replyby Little Paul, in response...
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hey I'm interested in this.I can't be bothered to watch the whole thing though, since (for the first one) I don't want to slowly read english subtitles, while you guys speak dutch, which I don't...
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Thanks for the comments. The linked file has been updated - some (such as Infopoint) were already mentioned. The organisational structure is fluid at present; some items are located in sub-optimal...
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Under infrastructure, seeing as fencing has it's own entry perhaps path/fire lane maintenance should too. If it's wet managing paths is a lot of work.Post replyby Orinoco, in response to this post...
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Hi Ashley, yes the BJC was indeed awesome. So how exactly did you manage to get your tent out of that pond you were camped in?! Also many thanks for introducing me to Golden Oreos!Post replyby Orinoco,...
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Hi Susan, welcome & thanks for saying hello. Don't forget to add your club to the clubs database to help keep others informed. Can you tell us a bit about your club, how long has it been going,...
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Just read this today, very nice article thank you.Just wanted to offer a counterpoint to the bit about exaggeration, I remember watching an interview with Hayao Miyazaki from Studio Ghibli where he...
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As always, know the "rules" so you can break them into perfection!An article about subtlety on stage would form a nice contrast with my classical jugglers article too!Post replyby Daniel Simu, in...
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A quick hello from me, som of you will know me as the stage manager of the last three BJC Galashows. For someone who fell accidentally in to BJC in 2011 I seem to spend a lot of time working on BJCs...
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Updated as per suggestions (with some space limitations, I'm already using an A3 size page!)Post replyby Dee, in response to this post 2016-04-06 19:53:40
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Hi Ashley, I hope you had a good sleep on the mega buss on the way home.Post replyby Topper, in response to this post 2016-04-06 19:54:37
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Good to hear!I am a bit ashamed about the quality of the second, with little effort the video and sound could have been so much better... But it was a spontaneous plan! I'll need to find a better...
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You better start today or there will be more people disappearing from your guest list!I hope not to limit myself to jugglers but be more al rounded circus, but as a main theme (and name) I thought it...
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I like hearing jugglers speaking non-english languages, it gives me a chance to expand my juggling vocabulary, especially when supported by subtitles. Thanks for that.I was a bit confused by the...
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It is equally nonsensical in Dutch. Thanks for listening/reading our chatter!Post replyby Daniel Simu, in response to this post 2016-04-06 23:48:33
View ArticlePost by Mike Moore
You have perfect timing. I enjoy listening to juggling podcasts/interviews while formatting spreadsheets, coding, etc., and I just happen to have lots of that to do these days!If you want to see more...
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I take that back after reading some other comments, timestamps would make the topic list perfect =)Post replyby Mike Moore, in response to this post 2016-04-07 03:06:12
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The words for the basic juggling patterns; cascade, shower, and fountain, can also describe a way that water flows. Is this the same in other languages as well? What is the origin of this...
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I have never heard anyone trying to use a Swedish word for the juggling pattern "shower", but we use "kaskad" (but I don't think that word is usually associated with water in Swedish) and sometimes...
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