An Arts and Crafts triumph in Cumbria

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The restoration of Blackwell, a house in Windermere, England, built in 1900, has cost 3.5 million pounds sterling. The house was originally designed by architect Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott, who was very popular at the time but whose reputation has not lasted as long as that of Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

Remodeling and renovation, Historic buildings

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Well, Brian, you can't afford bad interactivity at this level

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Interactive soccer is available from Sky TV which has launched this service at the British soccer match, Arsenal vs Manchester United. Soccer fans are loyal and can easily be manipulated. There is a complex remote control, and the first attempt at using it made the screen go blank. It is difficult to follow the soccer match and deal with the remote control. The device allows replays and angles to be viewed, and can upset the viewer's concentration. It is simpler to allow the director to do the work, rather than having to do it oneself.

Cable Networks, Satellite Telecommunications, Services information, Sports Teams and Clubs, Professional Soccer, Satellite TV Communications, Interactive CATV, Usage, Product development, Services, Television broadcasting industry, Satellite communications services industry, Satellite television, Sports franchises, Sky Television PLC, Interactive television

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Have I got views for you

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Keswick Theater has opened in the Lake District, Cumbria, England. The theater cost some six million pounds sterling, and grew from the Century Theater, a traveling theater which visited Keswick annually and settled there in 1975. Summer performances continued at this site. The new theater has been built with help from the Arts Council and funds from the National Lottery. There are 400 seats in the main auditorium, with an additional 80 seats in a studio theater.

Strategy & planning, Theater Arts, Theater Companies and Dinner Theaters, Investments, Art, Theaters, Arts Council of Great Britain, Theater, Cumbria, England, Regional theater, Resident professional theater

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