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Your Salford 100: Contemporary Narratives

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By Richard Barrett, Zara Worth, Even Allen
| Corridor8 Verified
Contemporary Narratives at Salford Museum and Art Gallery is an exhibition that forms part of the city of Salford’s current centenary celebrations. In the exhibition, thirteen artists, working primarily in textiles and printmaking, have come together to reflect on Salford’s past and present and to dream about what the city’s future might look like.
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Commentary: What the public should know about liquefied natural gas safety

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By Richard Barrett
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) is a current transportation fuel used by the space, maritime, rail and over the road trucking industries across Florida and the United States. Yet the Space Coast region does not have its own LNG production and storage facility to sustain launches or cruises. In fact, all of the LNG fuel used today in the community must be barged or trucked from outside the Space Coast.
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Woke Golf: The Funny Side of Etiquette, Pace, and Playing Nice

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By Richard Barrett
| Medium
I’m just about to turn 70. I’ve lived through rotary phones, lava lamps, the Clapper, Chia Pets, Slinkys, and the full rise and fall of the fax machine. So, you’d think I’d have a decent handle on the English language by now. Then along came the word woke, popping up everywhere like it had its own publicist and a podcast deal. At first, I thought it had something to do with sleep. Logical enough. You wake up in the morning, so if you’ve woke, you must’ve been asleep. End of story.
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