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I really enjoy attending live shows and am definitely not picky about what type of music I am seeing. I also love to be outside. Whether on a hike, at the beach, at a park, at the zoo, just somewhere I could people watch! Like to go to dog parks too.
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My boss is a truly great man. He is aging and has limited hand strength. I am teaching him to shoot and someone sold him (gun shop) a S&W .40 pistol.
He can not rack the slide, takes much effort and several tries.
I told him it is time for a revolver. Money is not an issue, he is well off there. He wants Crimson Trace Laser Grips also. NOT a snubby, A good 4 inch barrel is fine, it is for his home protection for him and his wife.
I want good stopping power but remember his hand strength is not as it once was.
Full handle to grip
Good stopping power
6 rounds minimum, I know some have 7
Please let me know what you think. I have little knowlege of revolvers.
Whatever he gets I will take him to the range and have him shoot it until a comfort level and acceptable competency is achieved.
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Perhaps you need to look at the Ruger GP-100 and S&W 686. They are both full sized and weigh around 40 oz. If he has very large hands, he could consider the S&W 627 Pro. All these are .357s and will require a careful choice in ammo to get enough power without too much recoil.
Take a look at these:Ruger GP-100 357 Mag 4in, SS w/Hogue Monogrip for Sale at Buds Gun Shop $500.00Ruger GP-100 6" Satin Stainless .357 Mag w/Hogue Monogrip for Sale at Buds Gun Shop $500.00S&W M327 357 5" AS Perf Center for Sale at Buds Gun Shop $975.00
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Bangor University is celebrating Arthurian Studies at the University by holding a public lecture and exhibition of rare books focusing on this area of study. Both events mark a donation by Flintshire County Council of a major Arthurian book collection to Bangor University Library and Archives.
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'The Ugly Foods Shop' managed and run by Bangor University students for the last four weeks has been a great success.
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Bangor University has been shortlisted for six out of the nine awards at this year's prestigious Whatuni Student Choice Awards.
This follows a remarkable year for Bangor which has also seen it placed top in Wales and 7th in the UK for student satisfaction, ranked in the top 100 Universities in the world for its international outlook, and rated in the top 20 in the UK for student experience.
Publication date: 27 March 2015
The Awards celebrate achievements in Wales, in Public Procurement, Public Service Delivery and Tendering and are organised by Bangor University's Institute for Competition & Procurement Studies with the support of the Welsh Government. The Awards ceremony is the opportunity for all those who buy for, and supply, the Welsh public sector to show what best practice really is so we can celebrate achievements and thank those who have made a contribution to the well being of Wales.
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The first five research projects to be funded through the Welsh Governments' £7m Sêr Cymru National Research Network for Low Carbon, Energy and Environment are announced in Cardiff today (Thursday 26 March).
Publication date: 25 March 2015
This article by Bernardo Batiz-Lazo, Bangor University and Juan Felipe Espinosa, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Valparaiso was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article.
For more than a year now, Chileans have endured a crisis of cash access. Despite global moves toward new forms of payment such as contactless and mobile transfers, the crisis in Chile highlights the continuing importance of ATMs in today's payment ecosystem for many people worldwide – particularly those with lower incomes.
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New research from one of the world's longest running climate change experiments, which is funded by the European Commission (EU-FP7 INCREASE infrastructure) and led by the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, and European partners, including Bangor University was published today in Nature Communications (24th March 2015, DOI: 10.1038/ncomms7682). The research suggests that for shrublands, the time since the last disturbance of the ecosystem affects its response to future climates and should be considered when predicting ecosystem responses to climate change.
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Following the success and popularity of the Adolygu Cymdeithaseg (Sociology Revision) Twitter account launched last year, a lecturer at Bangor University's School of Social Sciences will restart tweeting sociology revision messages through the medium of Welsh to A Level pupils this week.
Publication date: 23 March 2015
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Some mushrooms evolved the ability to glow in the dark in order to attract insects to spread their spores, according to new research in the journal Current Biology.
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Carley Williams a student studying Product Design with Qualified Teacher Status will represent Bangor University in the UK round of the Santander Entrepreneurship Awards, having won Bangor University's Competition. She will be joined by winning postgraduate student Hernan Diazgranados in the national competition later this year.
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This week, academics from Bangor University will lead an expedition to the Himalayas as part of a research project to investigate altitude related illness. Researchers Dr Samuel Oliver and Dr Jamie Macdonald, PhD student Gabriella Rossetti and undergraduate Sport Science student James Pollard - all from Bangor University's School of Sport, Health and Exercise Sciences - will be part of the 55-strong team comprising of medical doctors, scientists and mountain rescuers, who will embark on the expedition on the 20th March, returning on the 25th April.
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A major award to Bangor University is set to increase the way in which the University shares economic and social sciences research for the benefit of society as a whole.
Bangor University has been awarded over £670,000 by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) one of the major research awarding bodies in the UK.
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'Hidden worlds' the flagship event at Bangor University's Science Festival, which runs 13-22 March 2015, is offering even more hands on activities and demonstrations in this the Festival's fifth year.
Publication date: 11 March 2015
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Since their deaths were confirmed, there has been an outpouring of grief in France. Muffat, Vastine and Arthaud all captured the imagination of the French public. Their fame shows that France celebrates its athletes a little differently to some of its neighbours. Where in the UK or Italy footballers rule the roost, in France, it is sometimes a different kind of athlete in the spotlight.
Publication date: 11 March 2015
This article By Andrew McStay, of our School of Creative Studies & Media, was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article.
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Publication date: 10 March 2015
Congratulations to six Bangor academic staff who have been awarded Higher Education Academy Fellowships in the first round of applications to the Aberystwyth-Bangor Scheme for Recognising CPD in Teaching and Supporting Learning.
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Higher education impacts positively on social cohesion, crime rates, social mobility, civic engagement, health and life expectancy, economic growth, personal earnings and employment. It also produces income for Wales.
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The UK needs to be prepared for a steep rise in the number of young adults affected by a severe form of lung disease due to their regular cannabis and tobacco use - lung specialists will tell the British Thoracic Society Winter Meeting on Wednesday 3rd December.
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The reason is not because Wales was oppressed. Teaching through English was seen as a way of helping the Welsh to learn English.
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Bangor's Media, Persuasion and Communications Network hosted the Political Studies Association annual Media and Politics Group Annual Conference, 10-11 Nov 2014. The theme was on Media, Persuasion and Human Rights.
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Trizivir - Side effects?As early as last thursday(June 14, 2001), I began HIV treatment for the first time since infection. I am presently taking a combination med called Trizivir. I am having some nauseau, and a few loose stool movements. None of the side-effects on...
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Duke University Medical Center...Dear Mark, I am sorry that you are having these symptoms. It is not uncommon for patients receiving Trizivir to have some GI side effects, most commonly due to the AZT component of Trizivir. Usually these symptoms are transient, and they... Read more »
Trizivir side effectsI had very slow progress the last 18 years but finally hit below 500 on CDs and over 50K on viral... Read more »
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Trizivir (Zidovudine + Lamivudine + Abacavir)...blood pressure, or a general sense of feeling ill. These side effects usually get better or disappear over time. The most common side effects of Trizivir are the same as with the drugs it contains: zidovudine, lamivudine and abacavir. They... Read more »
An Overview of Trizivir (AZT/3TC/Abacavir)...dose of abacavir, lamivudine, or zidovudine. These individuals should not take Trizivir. Contraindications Warnings and side effects of Trizivir may be similar to those for each of the medicines separately. (See individual drug fact sheets... Read more »
Trizivir... Manufacturer contact: ViiV Healthcare, 1 (877) 844-8872 Potential side effects and toxicity: The most common side effects of Trizivir are the same as those of the drugs it contains -- see Epivir, Retrovir, and Ziagen. Of note is... Read more »
FDA Approves Trizivir for HIV...pharyngitis, dyspnea, and cough. Rechallenge is contraindicated after a diagnosis of hypersensitivity has been made. Other possible side effects of Trizivir include lactic acidosis, severe liver problems, anemia, neutropenia, nausea, fatigue, and... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies...Does anyone else who takes Trizivir have really severe stomach pain? Also, I am batteling with Lymphoma. Read more »
Posted by Anonymous...switching to Trizivir (epivir,retrovir and ziagen in one tablet). Does anyone have any experience with Trizivir? What kind of side effects? Does it contribute to lypodistrophy less than my current combo? I read that it may help with lypo. Any... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply...as far as having a positive reaction to the medications and not having any (other) opportunistic infections. An unfortunate side effect of my medication (Trizivir - azt), has been DARKENED NAILS. In the scope of my situation (status), and what... Read more »
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I posted this awhile back on the C&D forum and didn't get any responses. I'm just wondering if anybody here knows the names of any painting books and or the artists with the northwood/lodge look? DD wants more stuff for her living room!
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Here are some of the painting books I have that fit that description:
Pinecone and Campfire Critters by Karen Alexander
Up North by Pat Olson (one of my favorite books)
Groupies from the Forest by Lesa Maloney
Down Home - Snow Peaks & Fishin' Creeks by Betty Bowers
Gimme That Country Side by Brenda Rintisch
...this one thing I do...three! by D.J. Williams & Vanessa Taylor
Welcome Back to the Cabin by Debbie Crabtree Lewis
Mostly Moose and More by Nancy Wood
Welcome to the Woods by Cindy Mann
These are some of the more well known ones that are my favorites to paint from...hope this helps you to find them...I know that some are available through Artists Club and the others you can search for, or look on Ebay also. Good Luck.
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Thanks so much BeBe!! I found and ordered 3 of the books you told me about!
I also took Nanacherie's advice about the Blue Ridge Publications site a few days ago and ordered from them some other great books, I should stay busy for a long time! LOL.
Thanks again, I just can't get over how everyone here is so helpful this is a great bunch of forums and great bunch of people.
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Your quite welcome Connie! When this becomes a paying forum also, on the 15th of this month, I will no longer be here so I will try and help out with what I can before then! Happy painting :) You can always find me at CraftPals though, on the wood and painting forum there.. Great bunch of gals over there and always helpful!
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In 1912 Henri and Maurice Farman started an aviation company in Boulogne-sur-Seine. The Farman MF-7 and MF-II were two of their planes widely used by the Allied forces at the beginning of the war. The French Army Air Service, Royal Flying Corps, Belgians, Italians, and the Royal Naval Air Service all used these popular planes.
Colonel Ernest Swinton brought about the idea for an armored tank. He strongly believed that such a thing could be created. As World War 1 began, he was sent to the western front to write about the war. As he was watching battles between soldiers carrying machine guns killing thousands of infantrymen he wrote "petrol tracers on the caterpillar principal and armored with hardened steel plates" could stand against the bullets of a machine gun. Swinton proposed his idea to Sir John French and his advisers. French rejected his idea so he contacted Colonel Maurice Hankey, who took the idea to Winston Churchill, the navy minister. Churchill loved the idea, so in February 1915 he created a Landships Committee to consider the development of the armored tank. They studied and agreed with his idea as long as it followed a few guidelines. The tanks had to have a top speed of 4 mph on flat ground, be able to make sharp turns at top speed, have a reverse function, be able to climb hills, cross a 8 foot gap, and hold 10 crew, 2 machine guns, and a 2 pound gun. Lieutenant W. G. Wilson and William Tritton produced the first the first tank in complete secrecy. It was nicknamed Little Willie. It had a Daimler engine, 12 feet long track frames, weighed 14 tons, was able to carry a crew of 3, and could go just over 3 mph. Most importantly and to Swinton's disappointment, it couldn't cross many trenches. He believed that once he modified it, it would help the Allies tremendously.
Frederick Handley Page and his company created the Hanley Page bomber in 1916. In November that year they bombed enemy installations and submarine bases. By 1918 he had created a four-engine bomber to attack industrial zones. Near the end of the war they began using huge bombs that weighed 1,650 pounds. The Royal Air Force had 258 of these powerful bombers on active service after the Armistice was signed.
Roland Garros, a French fighter pilot, wanted to be able to fire a machine gun through the propeller. He felt that it would give him more success in the air. He and an aircraft manufacturer, Raymond Saulnier, made and added deflector plates to the propeller. Garros, using a forward firing machine gun, began hunting for a victim or test subject. He found a German and flew at him straight on. The German was surprised because the current strategy was to use a revolver or a rifle and take pot shots at the opponent while flying by him. Garros came at the German head on and shot him through his propellers. Garros' invention was a success. However, on April 18, 1915 he was shot down and captured behind German lines. The Germans noticed his invention and copied it, putting deflector blades on their plane's propellers.
One of the most productive aircraft designers in World War I was Gabriel Voisin. He created the Voisin planes, which were widely used by the Allies, and became the standard Allied bombers. The French Army Air Service, Royal Flying Corps, Russian, and Belgian air forces used them often. The Voisin V was the first bomber armed with a cannon instead of a machine-gun.
Chlorine gas was a very deadly substance. The German army came up with the idea and first used it against the French. Yellow-green clouds came toward the French and had a smell similar to a mixture of pineapple and pepper. They thought the German were hiding behind a smokescreen, ready to attack. After they felt a burning in their chests and throats, however, they noticed they were being gassed. An hour later a four-mile gap was in the French line. Chlorine gas led its victims to a slow death, as it destroyed their respiratory organs. Unfortunately doctors could not find a cure. Certain weather conditions were needed for a gas attack as the British found out. On September 25, 1915 the wind blew gas back into the British's faces when they attempted to launch a gas attack. Later gas shells were produced which increased their range and protected them under bad weather conditions. Later, Allied forces began wearing gas masks. The masks were made of pads soaked in urine, which repelled the chlorine. Some soldiers preferred using handkerchiefs dampened with a solution of bicarbonate of soda, and later more efficient gas masks were made. Also, a stronger and more effective gas using phosgene instead of chlorine was later developed. Some armies even used a gas containing a mixture of both substances.
At the beginning of the war two-seater planes were used. It was the job of the observer to use a revolver, rifle, or hand grenade against the enemy plane. Soon after single-seater planes were invented with machine guns on the front, Roland Garros created deflector plates to allow planes to fire through the propeller. Later, as an addition to these plates, Anthony Fokker and his team began work on a system allowing planes to have forward firing machine guns that were synchronized with the propellers. A cam was placed on the crankshaft of the engine and was in line with each propeller blade. Whenever a blade was at a position where it might be hit by the gun, the cam activated a pushrod that stopped the gun from firing. This device was placed on many German planes. This gave them a big advantage until Allied planes began using them in 1916.
Many methods were used to try and destroy planes from the ground. Some people used rifles, but they didn't work very well. Antiaircraft artillery was the main weapon against planes. These heavy guns set atop a Pierce-Arrow five-ton armored lorry chassis. They could fire four rounds a minute at a range of 3,000 yards. Most of the time they were placed in groups to increase their effectiveness. By June 1916 Britain had 271 guns, and by 1918 they had 349.
In the First World War nearly all infantrymen carried bolt action rifles. James Parish Lee, an immigrant to the United States is credited for developing this type of rifle. Cartridges were placed on top of a spring in a metal box called the bolt. As the bolt was opened, the spring forced the cartridges up against a stop; the bolt pushed the top cartridge into the chamber as it closed. After firing, the opening of the bolt extracted the empty cartridge case, and the return stroke loaded a fresh round.
The Lee Enfield small-bore bolt-action rifle was first used introduced in 1907. At the outbreak of World War I. It was the British Army's main infantry weapon. The Lee Enfield could kill someone up to 1,400 meters away but could only be accurately aimed 600 meters away.
Claimed to be the most successful bolt-action rifle ever designed, the Mauser Gewehr was developed and produced by Peter Paul Mauser. The Mauser was Germany's answer to the Lebel M1888. The French army's bolt action rifle.
Count Mannlicher of Austria developed a magazine rifle similar to the Mauser Gewehr. The difference is that the Mannlicher rifle involved placing the clip with the cartridges into the magazine, a spring then pushing the cartridges up within the clip. When the last round was in the breech, the clip would fall through an aperture in the bottom of the magazine. The Italian army incorporated Mannlichers ideas into the production of the Mannlicher-Carcano.
Developed in 1911 by the United States, the Lewis Gun was a light machine gun. Weighing at 12 kg it was seriously lighter than the Vickers Machine gun. In 1915 the British purchased this gun for use on the western front. Another advantage to the Lewis was that in the time it took to produce one Vickers Machine gun six Lewis's could be produced. It was the standard support unit for the British infantry during World War 1.
At the beginning of the war the Vickers was the British army's standard machine gun. The Vickers was a modified version of the Maxim Machine gun. Using a 250 round fabric belt magazine, firing over 600 rounds per minute and a range of over 4,500 yards it earned a reputation of being a highly reliable weapon.
Germany began experimenting with flame-throwers in 1900. These powerful weapons used pressurized air, carbon dioxide, or nitrogen to push oil through the nozzle. The oil was ignited by a small charge and became a jet of flame. These machines were mainly used to clear enemy soldiers from their front line trenches. They first had a range of 25 meters, but were later increased to 40 meters. This made them hard to use anywhere besides no man's land. Other problems that flame-throwers had were that they were too hard to move around, and had only enough oil to burn 40 seconds at a time. Britain also experimented with flame-throwers, and they also found them to be ineffective.
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The Paralympics Demonstration Against Atos Healthcare in London, a set on Flickr.
Yesterday, Friday August 31, was the last day of the Atos Games, a week of events organised by Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC) and UK Uncut against the jaw-dropping hypocrisy involved in Atos Healthcare, the French IT giant, being allowed to sponsor the Paralympic Games, while the company is also in charge of running the government's Work Capability Assessments, a review process that is designed to find disabled people fit for work.
As a result, huge numbers of disabled people, who are not fit for work by any genuinely objective measure, are being driven into poverty — a wretched and cruel policy for a government that claims to have Christian values — and the results are leading directly to suicides, or other deaths through the stress involved. Undeterred, however, the government recently renewed Atos' contract, to the tune of £400 million, and ministers are permanently involved in ignoring the inconvenient truth that, on appeal, tens of thousands of decisions made by Atos' representatives are being overturned. The average is 40 percent, but in Scotland campaigners discovered that, when claimants were helped by representatives of Citizens Advice Bureaux, 70 percent of decisions were overturned on appeal. Read the rest of this entry »
Union Jack Summer: The Queen's Diamond Jubilee and the Olympics, a set on Flickr.
I have no great love for either the Royal Family or the Olympics, and, on this latter point, my articles should make clear where I stand — Our Olympic Hell: A Militarised, Corporate, Jingoistic Disgrace, Olympics Disaster: The G4S Security Scandal and Corporate Sponsors' £600 Million Tax Avoidance and The Dark Side of the Olympics: Kettling Cyclists and Telling Fairytales About Our Heritage. You can also find some more photos here.
As for the Queen, I have long adored "God Save the Queen" by the Sex Pistols — one of the greatest rock songs of all time, along with "Anarchy in the UK" — and I did dream of mounting a black sound system to a black bike with a black flag, pumping out the Pistols' "God Save the Queen," and cycling around every street party I could find in London on the Diamond Jubilee weekend.
That never came to pass, and in truth, although I find the existence of the Royal Family objectionable, some of the individuals involved work hard (the Queen and Princess Anne come to mind) and I also don't trust any politicians to preside over the dissolution of the Royal Family and the disposal of their assets in a way that would benefit the majority of the people. More sensible, then, would be for their role to be scaled down enormously, as in other European countries, but there appears to be no hint of that on the horizon, and so we are stuck with something that looks like the divine right of kings (or queens), but is in fact a very expensive charade. Read the rest of this entry »
The Wealth of Empire: The City of London in the Rain, a set on Flickr.
To describe these photos of the City of London, I used the word "empire" in the title because I believe that, in many fundamental ways, it is apt, although I realise that the British Empire is not, of course, the only source of money and power in the City of London and in its modern offshoot, Canary Wharf. In many ways, the mafia would be a better reference point for what these well-connected crooks have been getting up to as a result of the financial deregulation initiated by Margaret Thatcher (which benefitted David Cameron's father, who made a fortune through the creation of tax havens) and Ronald Reagan, the subsequent repeal, under Bill Clinton, of the crucial Glass-Steagall Act — which was introduced after the Depression in 1933, separating "domestic" banking from its potentially fatal speculative aspects — and New Labour's enthusiasm for filthy lucre, and whatever scum happened to have loads of it. The current shower of clowns in Downing Street and the Cabinet are only different from New Labour in the sense that most of them are already rich, millionaires out of touch with the people and thoroughly unconcerned about it.
In particular, the modern money markets are international, and much of the expertise in dodgy financial engineering — of the kind that ought to be illegal, and of the kind that nearly bankrupted the world in the global crash of 2008 — came from Wall Street as much as from the robber barons of the British establishment, although, crucially, it was the long-cherished secrecy of the City that allowed Wall Street bankers to initiate policies in London that were illegal at home. Read the rest of this entry »
Street Art, Sunshine and the River: Deptford and Greenwich, a set on Flickr.
Three weeks ago, I posted my first set of photos of my journeys around London on my new Flickr account — a set I took on May 11, cycling around Greenwich and Deptford, down the hill from my home in Brockley, south east London — when I first began to realise that I had a need for exercise, a need to be outdoors whenever the sun shone in this rainiest of years, and a great desire to explore this vast city that has been my home for the last 27 years, even though I have never visited much of it, and have only partial knowledge of its contours, its hidden corners, and even some of its more obvious glories.
Combined, these various motives have progressively unmoored me from being enslaved to my computer, after six years of pretty relentless blogging, and have opened my mind and my body to the sights and the sounds of London, to the sun and showers, the torrential rain, the fast-changing skies like epic dramas, and also to the pleasures of the back roads, away from the tyranny of cars and lorries, where the unexpected can more easily be found, and where much of the city is silent in the daytime, its former industries replaced by apartments, its workers away — in the City or elsewhere — earning the money to pay for the "luxury" apartments in which, in many cases, they do not spend much time.
Repeatedly, I have found myself drawn to the River Thames and its tributaries and canals, most now flanked by towering new apartment blocks or converted wharves — and to classical compositions and perspectives of buildings and sky, clouds and water. Always, though, I find myself in search of unusual sights, glimpses of less obvious worlds in this city of millions of stories, places where the money has run out, or the standardising waves of gentrification cannot reach. Idiosyncratic places, touched by mavericks, or largely abandoned. Read the rest of this entry »
On Monday, a rather unprecedented event occurred. The BBC, in its long-running but generally dumbed-down Panorama slot, broadcast a half-hour programme — Britain on the Brink: Back to the 70s? — which took off the blinkers, or the rose-coloured spectacles, that much of the mainstream media have clamped on Britain's face since the cruel and incompetent Tories began laying waste to the British economy two years ago.
Those of us with any intelligence — and I don't count George Osborne and David Cameron or any of the other clowns masquerading as functional ministers in this category — knew that the government's claims that, despite all evidence to the contrary, savage austerity cuts to the state provision of almost services, accompanied by up to a million job losses, would allow the private sector to ride in on a white charger dispensing new jobs like confetti were the worst sort of fantasy. The truth, of course, is that savage austerity cuts always — always — mean an economic death spiral, and the only way out of a recession is to spend wisely to stimulate demand.
In addition, of course, those not blinded by having studied the propaganda that mostly passes for economics would also have realised that the private sector's ability to provide answers has come to an end. In truth, the motto that private was better than public was largely a ruse of Margaret Thatcher's to destroy Britain's manufacturing, and then plunder the family silver for profit — the nationalised industries and some other necessary state-provided services. Read the rest of this entry »
When David Cameron responded to a Times investigation into offshore tax avoidance schemes, which found that around 1,000 individuals — including the comedian Jimmy Carr, and other celebrities, including musicians and sports stars — were paying as little as 1% of their earnings in tax through a legal, but morally unacceptable scheme in Jersey, a notorious tax haven, he decided to take the moral high ground.
Saying that media reports of Carr's financial arrangements suggested "straightforward tax avoidance," the Prime Minister added:
I think some of these schemes — and I think particularly of the Jimmy Carr scheme — I have had time to read about and I just think this is completely wrong [sic]. People work hard, they pay their taxes, they save up to go to one of his shows. They buy the tickets. He is taking the money from those tickets and he, as far as I can see, is putting all of that into some very dodgy tax avoiding schemes. That is wrong. There is nothing wrong with people planning their tax affairs to invest in their pension and plan for their retirement — that sort of tax management is fine. But some of these schemes we have seen are quite frankly morally wrong. The government is acting by looking at a general anti-avoidance law but we do need to make progress on this. It is not fair on hardworking people who do the right thing and pay their taxes to see these sorts of scams taking place. Read the rest of this entry »
So I'm sure you're all aware that Britain's Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her Diamond Jubilee this year. To mark the occasion, the Whitsun Bank Holiday has been moved from May 28 to June 4, and a Diamond Jubilee Holiday has been added on June 5, making a bumper four-day holiday, in which the emphasis will be on an expensive nationalistic back-slapping celebration of Little England myopia, and no one in government will be discussing how much this orgy of manipulative jingoism will be costing, both in terms of the celebrations, or the cost in lost productivity (which would cause outrage in government, if, for example, it came about through a strike). I also suspect that there will be little visible dissent, and certainly not my preference — hordes of anarchists on black-clad bicycles, flying black and grey Union Jacks, and with pedal-driven sound systems pumping out the Sex Pistols' "God Save the Queen" on a permanent loop at street parties up and down the country.
One organization opposed to the jubilee celebrations are the theatrical anti-austerity activists of UK Uncut, who, on Saturday, held alternative street parties up and down the country, and, in London, took over Parkfields Road in Putney, where Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg lives. As they explained in a press release:
UK Uncut had previously only announced that their protest would directly confront the high profile 'architects of austerity', the politicians, bankers and tax avoiders they they see as responsible for the government's cuts. The move to directly target politicians marks a significant change in tactics for the group which is well known for targeting tax avoiders, such as Vodafone, Sir Philip Green's stores, Boots and Fortnum & Masons. Read the rest of this entry »
Fed up with an artificial age of austerity, designed to destroy the welfare state and transfer every remaining function of the state — the NHS, education, land, property, even the police — into private hands? Fed up with being told by wealthy, out-of-touch Tories that "we're all in this together," when we clearly aren't? Fed up of the nationalistic nonsense driving the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, 35 years after the Sex Pistols' "God Save the Queen" accurately demolished deference to the monarchy? Fed up with the corporate, militarised, jingoistic haemorrhaging of money for the Olympics?
Then you, my friend, need to attend UK Uncut's Great British Street Party, next Saturday, May 26. As the anti-cuts direct action group explained last month in an announcement of the plans:
Britain was emerging from a World War and had a huge national debt. Much bigger than the one we face today. Did we see painful cut backs and austerity measures? No, quite the opposite. We saw the birth of our National Health Service and the Welfare State. The UK was the first country to make health care, social care and financial security accessible to all.
1948 saw the launch of ground-breaking new laws designed to protect and care for everybody in our society, including universal unemployment benefits, universal child benefits, disability benefits, rights to housing and the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Read the rest of this entry »
On Wednesday, the coalition government delivered a dud Queen's Speech demonstrating that they have run out of ideas, apart from insisting, like deranged automata, that their inflexibility and lack of vision is actually helpful. In the House of Commons, David Cameron claimed that the Queen's Speech was "about a government taking the tough, long-term decisions to restore our country to strength, dealing with the deficit, rebalancing the economy and building a society that rewards people who work hard and do the right thing."
That is ridiculous, of course, as the Tory-led government's mania for austerity has pushed Britain into a double-dip recession, and rewards are the last thing being visited on "people who work hard and do the right thing." Instead, the ordinary hard-working people of Britain are being squeezed financially and besieged by ministers whose only message seems to be to tell people to be permanently insecure, while the only people who really matter to those in power — those rich enough not to feel the squeeze — continue to get richer through their dubious investments in property, their exploitative ventures around the world, and their shareholding in private companies profiting or preparing to profit from the destruction of the state (as with the NHS, for example).
In the Guardian, Simon Jenkins did a good job of kicking the government, as they deserve to be kicked, in an article entitled, "George Osborne's growth policy is turning British cities into Detroit UK." Jenkins began by noting, with reference to the pan-European obsession with austerity over the last two years, that "Europe's collective response to the 2008 credit crunch ranks with the treaty of Versailles and German reparations among the great follies of history." Read the rest of this entry »
Is there no end to the arrogance of this wretched government? In February, while pushing their vile bill to destroy the welfare state, the Tory-led coalition resorted to dismissing important amendments demanded by the House of Lords by invoking "financial privilege," an arcane set-up whereby, as Conservative Home explained in a highly critical post, The House of Commons has "'sole rights' in respect of financial legislation that applies indivisibly to public expenditure and to the raising of revenue to meet that expenditure."
Now, in a disgraceful manoeuvre designed to prevent the public from knowing the full extent of the damage to the NHS as a result of the Health and Social Care bill that was passed in March, the government has decided to use its veto — a tactic "used only three times before in the previous decade," as the Guardian explained — to block an important ruling by the Information Commissioner, who, last November, ordered the government to release its risk register regarding the dangers of its planned NHS reforms. The government appealed the decision, but was ordered to release the risk register for a second time by the first-tier tribunal for Information Rights just a week and a half before the bill was passed.
Furthermore, as I explained a month ago, when the tribunal's judgment (PDF) was finally made public, it was so damning that it might have derailed the bill had it been made available earlier. As Dr. Éoin Clarke explained on his blog The Green Benches, "I have never read a more damning judgment by a UK court on a government's flouting of democracy … [T]he court unanimously decided that the NHS Bill was contrary to the Tory manifesto, unexpected, rushed, far reaching, pre-judged and without proper consultation. In effect, the judgment implies that the Tories cynically hid their plans to carve up the NHS prior to the 2010 election. You and I knew that of course, but to read it in black & white from a court judgment is truly unprecedented. This document … is a devastating indictment of the Tory handling of our democratic process. The judges unanimously ruled the Tory government should release the full contents of the NHS Risk Register." Read the rest of this entry »
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