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Imbolc edition of the TDNQ newsletter now online for members

Submitted by Oaklore on Tue, 19/01/2010 - 16:57.
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Members
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Quarterly Newsletter
The Imbolc 2010 edition of the TDN Quarterly newsletter is now online for members.

Blessings
Dan (Oaklore) /|\

LUSH needs our help!

Submitted by Phil Ryder on Fri, 08/01/2010 - 17:14.
Project Area:
Ethical Living

REACHing for Lush

Awareness Campaign raised By Autumn Song:

As a fan of Lush, I have loved the fact that their products are cruelty free.  None of the ingredients or final products are tested on animals.  Yet, this may all change, due to a new EU legislation. Please visit the page here and help if you can.

Special Yule edition newsletter now online for members

Submitted by Oaklore on Sun, 20/12/2009 - 19:03.
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Members
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Quarterly Newsletter
A special Yule edition of the TDN Quarterly newsletter is now online for members.

Blessings
Dan (Oaklore) /|\

Save Copenhagen: Real Deal Now!

Submitted by Phil Ryder on Thu, 17/12/2009 - 11:06.

With only 2 days left, the crucial Copenhagen climate summit is failing.

World leaders have arrived and begun 60 hours of final negotiations. Each one will have to decide whether to step forward as heroes, or fail us all. But they will only act if we do.

Around the world a global movement has been building towards this moment. Now it's time for one last, massive push -- with a global public outcry for a real deal that will stop catastrophic climate change. In the next 48 hours we can build the largest petition in history. The names of petition signers are actually being read out inside the summit. Sign below, and tell everyone:

Sign here

New to Sacred Sites: Personal Stories

Submitted by Susan Spider on Wed, 04/11/2009 - 17:44.
Project Area:
Sacred Sites
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Sacred Sites: Personal Stories

The Sacred Sites Personal Stories pages are now up and running. It's the first opportunity (but we imagine not the last!) for members of the Druid Network to self-publish on the Network's public site.

A few kind souls have already placed their own Sacred Site stories up, which are very beautiful and worth checking out. More to follow for sure - why not add your own?

Religion gets behind fight against climate change

Submitted by Phil Ryder on Tue, 03/11/2009 - 07:29.
Project Area:
Interfaith

Leaders from nine major faiths meet at Windsor Castle on Tuesday in an exceptional initiative that supporters predict will harness the power of religion in the fight against climate change.

Full Article Here

Samhain Quarterly newsletter now online for members

Submitted by Oaklore on Wed, 21/10/2009 - 10:14.
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Members
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Quarterly Newsletter
The Samhain 2009 issue of the TDN Quarterly newsletter is now online for members.

Blessings
Dan (Oaklore) /|\

Cor Gawr Midwinter Tickets available now

Submitted by Firevixen on Mon, 19/10/2009 - 15:15.
Project Area:
Sacred Sites
Web Page:
Gorsedd of Bards of Cor Gawr - Gorsedd Beirdd Côr y Cewri
Tickets for the Midwinter gathering of the Gorsedd of Bards of Cor Gawr are now available.  Please visit http://druidnetwork.org/en/sacredsites/stonehenge/corgawr/index.html or http://bards.org.uk for for further info.

Bluehenge unearthed: Prehistoric site that could be famous stone circle's little sister

Submitted by Phil Ryder on Sun, 04/10/2009 - 08:42.

Daily Mail 03/10/09

Archaeologists have discovered Stonehenge's little sister - just a mile from the famous monument.

The prehistoric circle, unearthed in secret over the summer, is one of the most important prehistoric finds in decades.

Researchers have called it 'Bluehenge' after the colour of the 27 giant Welsh stones it once incorporated - but are now missing.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1217752/Henge-stones-Unearthed-site-monuments-little-sister.html#ixzz0SxGPKbRW

Anglo-Saxon Gold Hoard Found

Submitted by Phil Ryder on Thu, 24/09/2009 - 09:21.

A 55-year-old metal detectorist has unearthed the largest hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold ever found, archaeologists said.

The staggering discovery, on private farmland in Staffordshire, will redefine perceptions of Anglo-Saxon England, experts predict.

Full Article Here 

TDN Site Move September 12th: Update

Submitted by David Orr on Thu, 10/09/2009 - 20:55.

The Druid Network Site will be offline for up to 24 hours from Saturday September 12th 00:00 GMT to allow the change of address to be updated throughout the web.

Taking the site offline will ensure that no material is posted to the old site which is then lost as a result of the move.

It is likely to take much less than 24 hours, and as soon as the changed address is available, you will be able to connect to the site and continue as usual.

Thank you in anticipation for your patience.

TDN moving servers 12th September

Submitted by bish on Mon, 07/09/2009 - 20:06.

The Druid Network site is moving servers on Saturday 12th September 2009ce.

Inevitably, as the new DNS propagates through the Internet (non techy mode: while the Internet notices the move and shakes itself down so that browsers look for druidnetwork.org in the right place) there will be some disruption. From the time of the move to renewed stability should take less than half a day, but please bear with us.

Please try not to upload new material to pages if you are a Coordinator. Please try not to post to Gatherings or use the internal messaging systems during the migration. We'll post again once we believe the site is stable. Thank you.

Office Closed Until 12 Aug 2009

Submitted by David Orr on Mon, 03/08/2009 - 09:57.

Office and support staff are heading off to Druid Camp and other places for the next week.  The office will be closed from the end of today (Monday 3rd August) and will re-open on Wednesday 12th August.

Memberships registrations and renewals will be dealt with as soon as possible after that time.

Lammas Quarterly newsletter now online for members

Submitted by Oaklore on Wed, 22/07/2009 - 10:56.
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Members
Web Page:
Quarterly Newsletter

The Lammas 2009 issue of the TDN Quarterly newsletter is now online for members.

Blessings
Dan (Oaklore) /|\

Silchester dig reveals how ancient Britons built a thriving city

Submitted by Phil Ryder on Sun, 19/07/2009 - 11:07.

 Guardian.co.uk Thursday 16 July 2009 23.04 BST

The streets and foundations of the oldest town in Britain are emerging on a low hill near Basingstoke in Hampshire – and they may cause history books to be shredded.

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