Dublin has many shopping centres, some of the largest including:
* Blanchardstown Shopping Centre and Retail Park
* Dundrum Town Centre
* ILAC Shopping Centre
* Jervis Shopping Centre
* Liffey Valley Shopping Centre
* Northside Shopping Centre
* Nutgrove Shopping Centre
* Omni Shopping Centre
* Stephen's Green Shopping Centre
* Stillorgan Shopping Centre, the first in Ireland
* The Square, Tallaght
* Blanchardstown Shopping Centre and Retail Park
* Dundrum Town Centre
* ILAC Shopping Centre
* Jervis Shopping Centre
* Liffey Valley Shopping Centre
* Northside Shopping Centre
* Nutgrove Shopping Centre
* Omni Shopping Centre
* Stephen's Green Shopping Centre
* Stillorgan Shopping Centre, the first in Ireland
* The Square, Tallaght
Bloody Current Exchange is a french fantastic drama (11 minute short film) produced by ATACA FILMS and directed by Romain Basset, with french legendary actor Philippe Nahon (seen in Alexandre Aja's High Tension).
It was released in 2007.
Bloody Current Exchange has been published by the french horror and underground cinema specialists Neo Publishing and thus added as the official bonus to the french DVD release of the Russ Meyer-like film by Jonathan Yudis.
Synopsis
A well dressed old man was waiting on a bed.
A telephone rang.
A glamorous young lady entered the room.
They vaguely introduced themselves and made love.
A bloody current exchange in a way...
Cast
*Philippe Nahon
*Emma Pick
Festival Screenings
Bloody Current Exchange won the best film and the audience awards during the 2007 Week End of Fear International Film Festival
Bloody Current Exchange premiered at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival's Short Film Corner
It was released in 2007.
Bloody Current Exchange has been published by the french horror and underground cinema specialists Neo Publishing and thus added as the official bonus to the french DVD release of the Russ Meyer-like film by Jonathan Yudis.
Synopsis
A well dressed old man was waiting on a bed.
A telephone rang.
A glamorous young lady entered the room.
They vaguely introduced themselves and made love.
A bloody current exchange in a way...
Cast
*Philippe Nahon
*Emma Pick
Festival Screenings
Bloody Current Exchange won the best film and the audience awards during the 2007 Week End of Fear International Film Festival
Bloody Current Exchange premiered at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival's Short Film Corner
Background
The Wise Owl is a chain of bookshops around Dublin and North Leinster in Ireland. It is currently one of Ireland's largest schoolbook retailershttp://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/decisions/html/2006/die2006-0002.html and employs 120 people. The company has its headquarters in Swords, Co Dublin
Currently there are 10 branches in the chain. The Wise Owl also operates an online ordering service.
History
Originally called the 'Book Centre' the first branch was opened in Duke St in Drogheda in 1986. That branch was moved two years later in 1988 to a more central location within Drogheda (West St). Between 1988 and 2005 9 more branches were opened in Swords, Drogheda (Laurence Centre), Balinteer, Artane, Dundalk, Clarehall Shopping Centre, Balbriggan, Stillorgan and Dun Laoghaire.
Domain Name Dispute
In 2005 the company became involved in a domain name dispute with a competitor over the Irish Domain name wiseowl.ie. A competitor had registered the domain wiseowl.ie and had linked it his own site. A complaint was filed with the World Intellectual Property Organisation who adjudicated on the dispute. On 29th June 2006 the panel appointed ruled that the domain name should be transferred to The Wise Owl.
In Augest 2007 The Wise Owl launched a schoolbook ordering service online. becoming the only bricks and mortor chain in Ireland to offer such a service
References
Official Site
Picture [http://www.clarehall.ie/directory.html#store-1-6]
Full text of the Domain Dispute Judgement
Blog Entry on Domain Dispute Judgement
The Wise Owl is a chain of bookshops around Dublin and North Leinster in Ireland. It is currently one of Ireland's largest schoolbook retailershttp://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/decisions/html/2006/die2006-0002.html and employs 120 people. The company has its headquarters in Swords, Co Dublin
Currently there are 10 branches in the chain. The Wise Owl also operates an online ordering service.
History
Originally called the 'Book Centre' the first branch was opened in Duke St in Drogheda in 1986. That branch was moved two years later in 1988 to a more central location within Drogheda (West St). Between 1988 and 2005 9 more branches were opened in Swords, Drogheda (Laurence Centre), Balinteer, Artane, Dundalk, Clarehall Shopping Centre, Balbriggan, Stillorgan and Dun Laoghaire.
Domain Name Dispute
In 2005 the company became involved in a domain name dispute with a competitor over the Irish Domain name wiseowl.ie. A competitor had registered the domain wiseowl.ie and had linked it his own site. A complaint was filed with the World Intellectual Property Organisation who adjudicated on the dispute. On 29th June 2006 the panel appointed ruled that the domain name should be transferred to The Wise Owl.
In Augest 2007 The Wise Owl launched a schoolbook ordering service online. becoming the only bricks and mortor chain in Ireland to offer such a service
References
Official Site
Picture [http://www.clarehall.ie/directory.html#store-1-6]
Full text of the Domain Dispute Judgement
Blog Entry on Domain Dispute Judgement
Pagan House is a Church located in Omaha, Nebraska, that serves Wiccan, Pagan, Hindu, Christian and Native American Spirituality practitioners. Pagan House attempts to foster an understanding between different Pagan beliefs and main stream religious institutions.
Pagan House promotes an informational exchange about Paganism, with specific attention paid to on-going Pagan events in the greater Omaha, NE metro area. Pagan House has begun branching out to include South Dakota.
History
Pagan House was founded on May 5th, 2005 by Leslie McQuade and is a formalized Pagan Church honoring, teaching, and exploring Wiccan, Pagan, Hindu, Christian and Native American Spirituality. Pagan House attempts to change the world for the better. One goal is to foster an understanding between different Pagan beliefs and main stream religious institutions.
Rituals/Worship
Every February 2nd a ritual known as the "White Ritual" is conducted by Pagan House. The White Ritual is held in conjunction with the Unitarian Universalists. The White Ritual celebrates the Pagan Holiday Imbolc. All participants must wear all white. Those who arrive in anything other than white are given a white peplos to change into so that they may participate.
Refrences
Pagan House promotes an informational exchange about Paganism, with specific attention paid to on-going Pagan events in the greater Omaha, NE metro area. Pagan House has begun branching out to include South Dakota.
History
Pagan House was founded on May 5th, 2005 by Leslie McQuade and is a formalized Pagan Church honoring, teaching, and exploring Wiccan, Pagan, Hindu, Christian and Native American Spirituality. Pagan House attempts to change the world for the better. One goal is to foster an understanding between different Pagan beliefs and main stream religious institutions.
Rituals/Worship
Every February 2nd a ritual known as the "White Ritual" is conducted by Pagan House. The White Ritual is held in conjunction with the Unitarian Universalists. The White Ritual celebrates the Pagan Holiday Imbolc. All participants must wear all white. Those who arrive in anything other than white are given a white peplos to change into so that they may participate.
Refrences