GENERATION GAP Re: Polish Cultural Festival There has beer a large Polish C‘OTYlfiitlftli,’ Edinburgh for many decades. especially since ‘fN/ll. Ar‘d tirere are Polish folk rnusrcianz ir‘. Edinburgh from before the time of tne recent influx of young people from Poland. it is disappointing that this older (generation has not been included in the prograrrirne for the Polish Cultural Festival. hope that the organisers are not going to be ‘ageist' in future and Wlll consider engaging some of the older community in the planning process before any future events.

Stary

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NOT ANOTHER HOTEL Re: Old Odeon Cinema, Edinburgh Has anyone else seen the petition doing the email rounds about the redevelopment of the old Odeon on SOth Clerk Street? The owners want to turn it into a boutique Arts Hotel, keeping the listed Art Deco frontage and foyer. but demolishing part of the building, including the main auditorium.

Odeon Cinemas must have closed it down because peOple weren't gorng - Vue Omni and

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Ser10usly. How many chain super'rtarkets 17 w, Ste at" I re: need? i for one was pretty gutted to beer f’at Saws: ur‘. 3; .w- planning to move in to the disused ")‘.-.r Raeburn Place. One of the reasons Wink-’1 fr. the arm was because of all the amaZing independent (lens. butchers. ts" shops and cheesemongers on my docrster‘i. and nor. tho-s»,- IOVingly-run speCialist shops risk being; s‘sral’oxred up b. a greedy chain. We've already got Scetrrnd. \“Jaitrese and Tram ~ in the area. Surely Sainsbury‘s is oyerkill?’ I notice the Somerfield across the road from the new, giant Sainsbury's Murrayfield has now been demolished. Need say rriore’? Carrie

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Ocean Terminal are both iiacebook. errke'llrl. Lastfrrr around now. Fair enough. But if it can‘t surVive as a Cinema. why can't it be turned back into a live mUSIC venue like it was until 1981’? My uncle saw The Cure there!

Joanne

NeWington

and Twnter. don't have enough time to appear vibrant and exciting in six different places at once and have any kind of social life in the rear world. Enough is enough. I'm geing back to the old skooi and getting round people‘s houses and down the pub and talking rubbish there instead? Stuart

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BACK TO REALITY Re: Social networking

Is it Just me, or is anyone else finding that they can't keep on top Of maintaining 50 million socral networking profiles? At last count I used MySpace.

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