There's a flyer doing the rounds relating to the CIQ Connected event at The Workstation, Paternoster Row, Sheffield on the 13th March from 5:30pm - 8:00pm. It reads as below with my annotations in [square brackets]... "You are invited to the launch of the CIQ Townscape Heritage Initiative [1] and the CIQ Agency's second annual review of physical regeneration and investment [2] in the Cultural Industries Quarter and surrounding areas. The event will demonstrate the connectivity of developments [3] within South Yorkshire's creative and digital cluster [4] both virtually and physically [5]. Developments covered include Sheaf Square, Sheffield Station, Colombia Place, Scotia Works and Shoreham Street Gateway...[6] The evening will also mark the first release of 'CIQ UNCOVERED' (CD Rom) [7]. An ongoing project charting the history and growth [8] of the area now know [sic] [9] as the Cultural Industries Quarter from the 17th Century to the 21st. You will have the opportunity for informal discussion and networking over drinks and refreshments.[10]" [1] "CIQ Townscape Heritage Initiative" - they seem to have omitted the words 'lack' and 'of' before 'initiative'... [2] "physical regeneration and investment" - oh, pur-lease... [3] Will they be demonstrating the "connectivity of decline" too? [4] "creative and digital cluster" - what on earth is that? [5] "virtually and physically" - come again? [6] "...and Shoreham Street Gateway..." - eh? And this flyer makes it sound as if the CIQA commissioned these 'initiatives' themselves...as if! [7] 'CIQ UNCOVERED' (CD Rom) - no doubt made with the full (and uncensored) collaboration of Spearmint Rhino... [8] "charting the history and growth" - decline and fall, more like it... [9] Yet again, a lack of attention to detail, I'm afraid... [10] And the cost to the taxpayer is...? The flyer is emblazoned with a number of agencies backing this 'initiative' from the European Union to Objective 1 - so yet more public money wasted, it would appear. --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Send Flowers for Valentine's Day