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Tips for Keeping Your Pets Safe During Warm Weather
As we prepare to kick off summer this Memorial Day weekend, The Humane Society of the United States reminds everyone to keep pets safe during the warm months ahead.
May 20, 2013
Consejos para asegurar el bienestar de sus mascotas este verano
Mientras nos preparamos para el comienzo de la temporada de verano este fin de semana con el Memorial Day, la organización de protección animal The Humane Society of the United States les recuerda a todos que mantengan a sus mascotas sanas y seguras durante los próximos meses.
May 20, 2013
Residents in the Path of Severe Weather Urged to Include Pets in Disaster Plans
As destructive tornadoes and other severe weather continue to threaten the Midwest and Plains regions, The Humane Society of the United States urges residents to prepare by taking some simple – but critical – steps to keep their pets safe.
April 10, 2013
First-Grade = First-Rate: Indiana Kids Raise Money for Animal Victims of Hurricane Sandy
After Hurricane Sandy hit, first-graders at Bremen Elementary-Middle School decided to raise money to help people and pets left homeless by the storm.
March 13, 2013
The HSUS Helps Rescue 100+ Neglected Animals in Ohio
The HSUS helped rescue more than a hundred dogs, horses, goats, and other animals suffering from neglect in Bellaire, Ohio.
February 7, 2013
Humane Lobby Day Kicks Off in Helena
Citizens from across Montana, including members of the Montana Girl Scouts Lone Rock School Cadette Troop #3756, are participating in Humane Lobby Dayto meet with lawmakers and lobby for better animal welfare laws for pets.
January 25, 2013
The HSUS Assists in Rescue of 16 Cats from Dickson Hoarding Situation
The Humane Society of the United States and Happy Tales Humane were called in by Dickson County Animal Control to assist in the rescue of 16 cats from a White Bluff property.
January 25, 2013
25 Hurricane Sandy Cats Rescued
The Hudson Valley Humane Society and The Humane Society of the United States teamed up to rescue 25 cats left homeless in north Rockland by Hurricane Sandy.
November 16, 2012
Video: Sheltering Pets after Hurricane Sandy
The HSUS is taking care of pets for people who lost their homes in the areas devastated by superstorm Sandy. The happiest times for everybody are when someone is able to come in and reclaim their pet.
November 16, 2012
Slideshow: Disaster Relief for Pets After Hurricane Sandy
The HSUS deployed more than 50 staff and volunteers to rescue more than 250 animals after Hurricane Sandy. Now we're sheltering more than 470 while their owners rebuild their lives. Watch the slideshow.
November 14, 2012
Our Work for Animals After Hurricane Sandy, by the Numbers
The HSUS continues to care for more than 480 dogs, cats, ferrets, rabbits, birds and other pets in our emergency shelters after Hurricane Sandy. Get more facts and figures on our response.
November 12, 2012
Parakeets Rescued, Reunited with N.J. Resident after Hurricane Sandy
Hurricane Sandy reunion story: N.J. resident Nick Connors realized he had to get out of his house when the waters of Hurricane Sandy began to get too high. He called The HSUS for help in rescuing his parakeets. Now, they're back together again.
November 12, 2012
Pet Owners Glad to Find Their Pets after Hurricane Sandy
See the faces of people displaced by Hurricane Sandy as they find moments of joy with their pets to relieve the sadness of their many losses.
November 11, 2012
N.J. Man Reunites with Cats, Fish After Hurricane Sandy: "I got my family back"
Hurricane Sandy reunion story: When N.J. resident Patrick Glenn learned he may not be able to return to his home for months after Hurricane Sandy, he contacted The HSUS to rescue his animals. Glenn says, "I got my family back."
November 10, 2012
Reunion with Cat after Hurricane Sandy Prompts Happy Tears
Hurricane Sandy reunion story: Happy tears and squeals of delight when Kayla and Jazmin Patterson reconnect with their cat at an emergency shelter.
November 9, 2012
Video: People with Pets in N.Y. Turn to The HSUS after Hurricane Sandy
Snow fell on areas of New York already wrecked by Hurricane Sandy, but those who lost so much could take comfort knowing that their pets would be safe, warm, and well-fed with The HSUS. See the video.
November 9, 2012
Bonnie the Cat Reunited with Owners after Hurricane Sandy
Hurricane Sandy reunion story: The Gubernards didn't think they'd be gone long when they evacuated because of the superstorm, but they worried about their cats after a few days. The HSUS reunited Bonnie with her owners and left food for Clyde, who was nowhere to be found.
November 8, 2012
Staten Island Dog Saved, Reunited with Owner After Hurricane Sandy
Hurricane Sandy reunion story: A Staten Island, N.Y. dog is saved, reunited with his distraught owner after Hurricane Sandy.
November 7, 2012
The Humane Society of the United States Continues to Help Animals, Pet Owners in New York and New Jersey
As another strong storm impacts the East Coast, The HSUS is on the ground in Nassau County, N.Y. and Ocean and Monmouth Counties in New Jersey, to help animals in these devastated areas.
November 7, 2012
Video: Worried N.J. Cat Owner Glad her Five Cats Will be Sheltered after Hurricane Sandy
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Person of Interest's Sarah Shahi has landed a guest-starring role in Ray Donovan's upcoming third season. READ MORE
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Earlier this month, across the country in San Jose at the 13th Annual Cinequest Film Fesitval, the Boston-based documentary "Push: Madison versus Madison" premiered. The result was an encouraging response for the film's star, Madison Park head boys basketball coach Dennis Wilson, as well as director Rudy Hypolite.
For Hypolite -- whose film chronicles the stretch run of the Cardinals' historic 2006-07 season, and the hardscrabble lives of the players off the court -- it was an overall "great showing", complete with standing ovations and the post-showing question and answer sessions often extending beyond the designated 15 minutes, moving into the hallways.
"There were a couple of comments comparing it to 'Hoop Dreams', which is flattering," said Hypolite, referring to the acclaimed 1994 documentary.
Meanwhile the boisterous, philosophizing protagonist Wilson got to expound on his star power -- "I signed my first autographs, two guys and a young lady asked," he said. "And I met some real heavyweights, too."
But Hypolite also returned to New England with some ideas, and will be back on the cutting room floor the next few weeks making some tweaks as they get prepared for their next showing: the Independent Film Festival of Boston.
The festival runs from April 27 to May 4, and once again "Push" is getting a prime-time slot: Saturday, April 30, 7:30 p.m. at the Somerville Theatre ("They gave us a hellified time and a hellified day," Wilson laughed). Wilson will be doing everything he can to "pack the house" for the event, while Hypolite will be touching up the rough edges at the Arlington-based Killswitch Productions, with the help of editor Chris O'Coin.
Without giving too much away, Wilson offered up some of those tweaks to ESPNBoston.com late last week. Namely, they would be shooting some quick footage at the school, to get a sense of the school's size, as well as some city skyline shots from Memorial Drive.
Wilson and Hypolite also appeared this afternoon on WCVB-TV's "Cityline", where they discussed the film with host Karen Holmes Ward.
For Hypolite, a Roxbury native and long-time friend of Wilson, the story of Wilson's 2007 team hits close to home. Hypolite moved to Boston from Trinidad & Tobago as a teenager, and grew up in the Academy Homes tenant community where one of the film's stars, current UMaine guard Raheem "Radio" Singleton, lived during the season.
And of course, there are few more fascinating subjects than the flowing personality of Wilson.
"He's the mayor of Boston," says Hypolite, who graduated Boston English High in 1979 and graduated with a degree in television and film production from Boston University in 1983. "He's so energetic, it's great whenever you're around him. You feel that enthusiasm. There isn't a place you go with him where someone comes up to him, 'Hey, Coach Wilson', and somehow he remembers most of them, whether he had an influence on them in the classroom (Wilson teaches history) or in basketball.
"When they were ranked No. 1 (in the state, in 2007), hearing the stories about the team over all these years, and just knowing his personality, I thought, 'Wow, OK, this would be a great person to form a documentary around'. Everything he says, it's as if it was scripted, it's so perfect."


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During the Develop conference in Brighton conference, Microsoft's Lee Schuneman discusses the new gaming studio he is heading up, Microsoft Lift. Revealed in 2012, the studio also serves as a talent incubator for smaller studios. Watch below.
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Utah's getting the blame for California's ban on same sex marriage and some want skiers to boycott the state. Full Article
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Time spent at Sundance Resort is more than just getting away to mountains. Full Article
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Thanksgiving is almost here. Don't be caught without reservations. Full Article
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The Ski Affair is one of the premier events on the Utah calendar. Full Article
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River Road High School will have a new principal starting May 1, said River Road Independent School District Superintendent Randy Owen.
At its meeting Monday night, River Road's board of trustees approved the hiring of Mike Cheverier as high school principal. Cheverier is the associate principal of Boys Ranch High School, a position he has held for the last seven years, he said. Before that, he served as assistant principal at Canyon ISD's Randall High School and as a teacher and administrator at Palo Duro High School in Amarillo ISD.
"I'm very excited to make the move to River Road and look forward to being here for a number of years," Cheverier said.
Owen said he was uncertain how many applicants the school district had. He interviewed one candidate for the position, he said.
"(Cheverier) has experience at large high schools and small high schools, and I think he can bring some of the things he's learned from larger schools, yet understand at a smaller school a principal wears a lot of hats," Owen said.
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Sun Opens Chip Documentation and Appoints an Ombudsman
Sun has publicly released developer hardware for older proprietary hardware on a Wiki site entitled "FOSS Open Hardware Documentation".
The new site is designed as an addition to the documentation for Sun's current processors on the OpenSparc website. Before releasing the manuals, Sun is checking if they infringe on third-party rights. The Wiki site offers PDF documentation of older chipsets and controllers, and links to the source code of existing implementations in OpenSolaris and OpenBSD, following cooperation between David Gwynne from the OpenBSD project and Sun.
The Open Source Ombudsman will handle requests for documentation. Sun has set up this new role whose holder will liaise between free software projects and the corporation, passing anonymized requests from the community to the right people within the company.
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Zack Snyder, the director of "300" & "Watchmen" spoke to CBR about turning his ironic approach to mythmaking on its ear by telling a superhero origin story that's completely straightforward.
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Superbly acted with many great fight scenes, Zack Snyder's new Superman film, "Man of Steel", runs long, makes as many poor choices as great ones and falls short of being a completely satisfying whole.
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Bridging the Generations AWS' new d2 instances bridge the gap between previous generation pricing and current generation instance pricing.AWS recently launched the d2 instance family, the largest of which is the new d2.8xlarge which is the successor to hs1.8xlarge, with … Read More
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Iowans Walk in All 99 Counties in Support of Healthiest State Initiative
Iowans in every county of the state today voted with their feet in support of the Healthiest State Initiative, marking the first time in the Healthiest State Walk's five-year history that organized walks were held in all of Iowa's 99 counties.
"The annual Healthiest State Walk is a great opportunity for Iowans to show their continuing support for Iowa to become the healthiest state in the nation," said Jeff Russell, president and CEO of Delta Dental of Iowa and co-chair of the 2015 Healthiest State Walk. "More than 1.1 million Iowans have participated in the previous four walks, and this year we wanted our focus to be on statewide participation."
Russell said that the Healthiest State Initiative partnered with the State Fire Marshal Division to engage Iowans through the state. "With this year's theme of 'Walk at the Whistle,' we encouraged schools, communities and businesses to coordinate walks with fire drills to increase awareness of fire safety and a healthier Iowa."
Those efforts, including support from Live Healthy Iowa, helped lead to 880 walks being scheduled throughout the state, including at least one in every Iowa county.
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Gorgeous Yarn!
By: Carol Herman (Jan 16, 2012)
I live too far away, on the West Coast, to be able to enjoy the fresh eggs, meat and produce from Weston Hill Farm. However, I discovered their lovely yarns at the New York State Sheep and Wool Festival in Rhinebeck in 2011.
The longwool blends are gorgeous, with a lovely sheen. I also was fortunate enough to purchase some of Eileen's handspun. The natural yarns as well as the dyed yarns are beautiful. Later I called Eileen to order more yarn, and she was delightful!
I would happily recommend Weston Hill Farms to any knitter, crocheter or spinner.
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Thank You , Carol. We are so happy you like our products and we appreciate your business. I cant wait to see your finished projects, either in person, or in photo's ! Take care and Happy New Year! The Testo's , Eileen , Chris and Weston Testo , Weston Hill Farm
Excellent Quality Products
By: Elizabeth LaCamera (Sep 26, 2010)
All of the products we have received from Weston Hill Farm have been of excellent quality. We enjoy beginning our day with their delicious fresh eggs. We also enjoy the lamb, which is very lean and flavorful. The honey is a nice addition to tea on a crisp fall afternoon. It also tastes great all on its own. We can't say enough about their wonderful products!
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Consistent Quality In All Products
By: David Hart (Apr 11, 2010)
We have been extremely pleased with the quality of all of the products from Weston Hill Farm. The lamb is lean & tender with a delicious delicate flavor. We enjoy the tasty honey in tea, on our oatmeal, and mixed with plain yogurt and a little lemon juice as a sauce for fruit. The eggs are fresh and flavorful. The wool products are wonderful, also. The fleeces & roving are clean, lustrous and a pleasure to spin. Eileen`s hand spun yarns are soft & lovely and the beautiful hand dyed colors are named after the things that inspire her on their farm. The great care that Chris and Eileen take with all their animals and their farm is reflected in the quality of the final products. It is always a pleasurable experience doing business with them.
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The Ubuntu Teams page just received a major makeover and it should be much easier to read and find information in there. Thanks a lot to everyone involved in this! If you should talk to anyone who doesn't know yet which part of the Ubuntu Community they might enjoy becoming a part of, recommending the […]


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• MAN GETS JAIL FOR TAKING PART FROM PAUL WALKER CAR: SAN FERNANDO (AP) - A man who stole part of the Porsche that "Fast and the Furious" actor Paul Walker died in has been sentenced to six months in jail.
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Good literature is a conversation between the author and the characters, or the author and the subject—but the best draws readers into a conversation with themselves. Comprised of literary and thoughtful folk, The Glass Menageries invites you to converse while you sway to inspired dream pop that paints divine mind pictures.
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This weekend, Frank and Pilar Leto's Carnaval extravaganza—including costumes, music, dance, stilt walkers and more—moves into the National Hispanic Cultural Center to celebrate Caribbean, Brazilian and Louisianan traditions of the festival.
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tobiuGrid - High Performance EditorGrid
hi team and community,
since I am going to introduce this component at the Sencha Conference (Brians UX Panel), I already start this topic now, so that the attendees have a place for feedback and discussions right after the Panel.
I have worked on this Grid for quite a long time and it has already gone live in the Refined Ads - Software about 6 weeks ago. It is not a TableGrid, so it offers all the features a normal Grid has: editors, resizing, column moving / hiding, grouping(!), filters, row editor and many UX are supported. It can be combined with Condors TableGridView-Advantages to create even faster rendering times (first benchmarks at the conf too).
The only difference is the rendering speed. I won't release the numbers before the conf, but I can already tell you it is lightning fast
The benchmarks i will show you are created for the pure rendering time only:
tobiuGridView.on({ beforerefresh : function(){ console.time('tobiuGrid'); } ,refresh : function(){ console.timeEnd('tobiuGrid'); } });
The licensing-question is still open. It won't be a free open source license, since although the Grid is super fast, the time needed for creation is not and it still needs further development (at least if I combine it with a TableGridView).
Feedback is greatly appreciated!
Best regards
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Sounds great! Looking forward to your presentation.
9 Nov 2010 6:05 AM #3
I have seen the benchmarks already and i can tell you: outstanding!
I'm so sad that i can't attend the conferrence, but you will be amazed Great work Tobi!vg Steffen
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9 Nov 2010 8:59 AM #4
Dito! Seen the benchmarks and I'm purely stoked about it. I guess this will be jaw dropping for some people, so I really hope Jay can bring his cam to record the panel!
11 Nov 2010 8:13 AM #5
thanks for the feedback so far!
it means a lot to me, since all of you have a deep understanding of how the framework works
only 5 more days to release the benchmarks.
best regards
15 Nov 2010 4:10 PM #6
just 1 more day, i am really excited about this
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By U.S. Army photo by Spc. Mahlet Tesfaye, 25th Infantry Division Public Affairs OfficeJune 24, 2010
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii -- Families, friends, colleagues and guests gathered at Sills Field to express their appreciation for a senior leader of Tropic Lightning.
The Aca,!A"Flying VAca,!A? ceremony, held to display respect and gratitude for departing key military officers, was an opportunity to bid farewell to Col. Thomas P. Guthrie, the outgoing chief of staff, 25th Infantry Division, and his family as they depart for a new assignment.
Aca,!A"I think these Flying VAca,!a,,cs should be reserved for just general officers, but I am honored, if not at the same time, embarrassed to be standing up her right now,Aca,!A? said Guthrie.
Maj. Gen. Bernard S. Champoux, commanding general, 25th Inf. Div., praised Guthrie for his unchanged quality of service and character throughout his military career and selfless service to the division during his remarks.
According to Champoux, Guthrie expertly executed three division level staff exercises as well as the divisionAca,!a,,cs final mission readiness exercise that prepared the division for combat. His guidance and reliable leadership during the deployment paid incredible dividends in Northern Iraq.
Aca,!A"When I talk about leadership by example, I think of Tom Guthrie. He has high standards, expects a lot of himself, expects a lot from the division staff and cares deeply about Soldiers and about building mutual trust and respect,Aca,!A? said Champoux.
Guthrie implemented several changes and systems throughout the division, including the rapid adaptation initiative and the realignment of division staff into boards, working groups and a new fusion cell. Champoux said these innovative ideas clearly made a difference in the division.
Faced with the ever constant demands of equipment, including from weapons to clothing, from modern fighting vehicles to improved motor pools and new barracks, Guthrie was able to call upon strong ties and established partnerships with the local and military community to ensure that Soldiers of 25th Inf. Div. had exactly what they needed to prepare for war.
Aca,!A"To all I simply say, thank you. You all inspire me and I hope that I was more encouraging than suppressing to the staff and the Brigade Combat Teams. All of you earned and deserved great latitude and the freedom to help this command succeed and you never disappoint,Aca,!A? said Guthrie in his remarks.
Guthrie thanked and recognized people he worked with who had a big impact on his career and personal life during his time with the Tropic Lightning Division.
Aca,!A"I do love this division and it has some of the finest leaders in it that I have ever known,Aca,!A? said Guthrie. Aca,!A"People run the Army and I am a people person. And I had some great ones on the staff during my tenure as Chief that made me look better than I am,Aca,!A? he continued.
Guthrie and his family will move on to Fort Leavenworth, Kan for his next assignment.


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Morale during the Blitz in WW2
Posted 12 August 2011 - 11:32 PM
I am a history degree student and i'm about to start my third year of university, and i'm writing my dissertation, the title being 'The Impact of the Blitz on social morale in Britain during the Second World War'.
I have the greatest respect for all our war veterans, our armed forces past and present, and for any of you who lived through either of the two world wars. You are all heroes to me! <3
I have done some research already but i was wondering if any of you could help direct me to some good information that i could use, whether that be the best books on the subject, first hand accounts, interviews, newspaper articles, photographs, academic papers, video footage, television interviews/documentaries, or good websites on the subject. Anything at all that can be used for sources, i would be eternally grateful to anyone who could help me.
Hopefully i have created this new thread in the right place, correct me if i haven't.
I hope to hear from you soon. Thank-you for taking the time to read this.
Kindest regards, Amy x
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Posted 13 August 2011 - 04:45 AM
Welcome aboard !
Go look at: http://www.ww2talk.c...ybody-read.html
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If I am not for myself, then who will be for me?
And if I am only for myself, what am I?
And if not now, when?
Rabbi Hillel circa 30 BCE
I was "called-up", as a 19 year old, on the 1st of Oct 1942 and was one of 5 serving brothers, one of whom, Jack, was in RAF Bomber Command and was killed on March 16th 1945.
I served as a Driver/Op (Wireless Operator) with the 49th Light Anti Aircraft Rgt. (78 Div) from Apr 1943 to Dec 1944 (North Africa, Sicily, Italy, Egypt). The Regiment was disbanded in Dec 1944 and I was retrained (in Italy) by the Royal Armoured Corps.
Finally, I served as Loader/Op with the 4th Queen's Own Hussars (6th Armd.,78th & 56 Div) from Mar 1945 to Dec 1946 (Italy, Austria, Germany) finishing up as Tech Cpl. for "A" Sqdrn. I was "De-mobbed" in Apr 1947
Posted 13 August 2011 - 05:39 AM
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'There I stood at the bar, wearing a Mae West, no jacket, and beginning to leak blood from my torn boot. None of the golfers took any notice of me - after all, I wasn't a member!' Kenneth Lee - after being shot down on the 18th August 1940.
♫ Now wicked tongues can speak and rewrite history But you can't keep the truth contained♫
Posted 13 August 2011 - 06:01 AM
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Posted 13 August 2011 - 06:40 AM
Also worth checking through the Ministry of Information records at the National Archives (INF series), I seem to recall there are some files containing letters from the public and reports on morale - although I could be wrong on this.
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Posted 13 August 2011 - 06:53 AM
Stupidly I never thought to ask my nan about her war. My only memories of her talking about it was that she refused to sleep in air raid shelters and preferred to stay in her bed. She usually slept through most of the bombing (she was living in west London). The thing she hated most was the night shift at the local munitions factory. She really had difficulty coping with the shift pattern. Her fondest memory of the war was the comradeship of the people, everyone pulling together to help each other out.
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Posted 13 August 2011 - 11:27 AM
I think people tried to keep life as normal as possible, building in new experiences like nightly trips to the shelter, - some to sleep there all night, others to dash there when the siren sounded - and some people who just moved under the bed, and stayed at home as company for the pets, who got disturbed by all the noise and kerfuffle.
I was evacuated twice, when my mother had nervous breakdowns and we went together; there was the experience of being totally out of kilter, children in the village schools who thought I 'talked funny', and had no concept of the noise and upheaval of a bombing raid. My mother did not believe in child evacuation, separating children from their parents and splitting families, so I was kept with her, but she was worried about my father and my brother, both away in the services.
Later in the war, when we returned to our home area, things stabilised. None of the local children were evacuated so the girls collected in our living room, listening to the radio, knitting for the forces, - and styling each other's hair!
People shared information about what was on sale where; sometimes is was possible to get something for your neighbour - but only if you had her ration book. People shared - when I had jaundice, our neighbour let me have her bananas (her tinies had never seen or tasted them and disliked them) which was the only thing I could swallow.
Yes, there was real community spirit because we had a common aim and tried to be good neighbours.
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Posted 13 August 2011 - 11:56 AM
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Posted 13 August 2011 - 12:05 PM
The long hours in the Home Guard, the long hours of work, all ensuring that we would repel any invasion, and that in the end we would win...Never in Doubt! How foolish that was....
All over Southampton, the production of Fighter aircraft was carried on in widely spread workshops, and they never stopped... Night or Day.
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Posted 13 August 2011 - 12:39 PM
The bombing of Belfast blew Northern Ireland out if its complacent 'holiday camp' attitude that had endured, and the Beeb did a good documentary on this recently.
Swansea's bombing has actually been very poorly covered to my mind with most programmes spilling forth total nonsense on the raid.
Ultimately from many veterans I spoke to the bombing ultimately gave them a reason to hate the Germans for what they did back home, making them fight harder when they came against them in combat.
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Posted 13 August 2011 - 01:50 PM
The perception of outsiders training in NI hasn't got much to do with the morale and concerns of inhabitants in a port city with shipyards and aircraft factories. My point being surely most places designated for training would've failed a London litmus test.
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Posted 13 August 2011 - 02:27 PM
Even in rural Wales, they ordered 53 Div to construct public shelters in September-November 1940, places with no strategic value at all. After aerial power/range was well demonstrated by the bombing on Bangor in Sept 1940, that clearly showed that NI was vulnerable to aerial bombing. So I am surprised that similar did not happen after this.
Troops were stationed all over NI, in a mix of training and 'an operational war against the IRA who hardly ever operated.' Along with constructing defences against an invasion, often stationed in larger towns, without the full establishment by far of equipment.
I feel that NI was far, far behind the ball game and that as troops were stationed in major towns across Ireland doing a huge mix of duties that their perception would be valid. Indeed 4 Welch was in Belfast helping rescue civilians and for a while the Div HQ was located there.
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Posted 13 August 2011 - 05:19 PM
As one who served in ARP full time, and Home Guard, through the London Blitz there are many stories that have been told, most of which are long forgotten. However, the BBC constructed a data archive some years ago of ww2, including blitz experiences, that may be worth a look, at BBC - WW2 People's War
Best of luck with your thesis.
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Posted 13 August 2011 - 05:33 PM
I ended up doing it on the impact of the blitz on social welfare and community dilution, this gained me the verdict I wanted at that time.
I would suggest having a chat with your senior course adviser and see what they think, but it is a lot of work to find that the panel rub their foreheads in a ' oh god, not another.. ' way.
I found local libraries are incredibly helpful with everything from material to local contacts for human experience.
Good luck.
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Posted 13 August 2011 - 07:02 PM
as Jeffbubble has already indicated have a look at Angus Calder's work for a less than rosy view of morale. The People's War and The Myth of the Blitz are two standard revisionist works. He talks of rich old dears hiding out in seaside hotels for the duration of the war (also referred to by J.B.Priestley who when doing his 'Postscripts' for the BBC sometimes had difficulty getting a room while commuting from the North to London and back) and rich people sending children abroad, hints at levels of abuse of child evacuees and that the generally accepted idea of middle class country dwellers taking in East End children rarely happened. He argues that most working class children were taken in by working class families etc. Also look at strike levels and union activity. Not a lot of solidarity there especially before Russia was invaded. Check out crime levels during blackouts etc. etc. You may not agree with his overall thesis but he does give a point of view you would have to consider in a balanced essay or dissertation.
Len (who teaches this at Advanced Higher for a living)
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Posted 13 August 2011 - 10:07 PM
Just noticed your in South Wales, not Swansea Uni by any chance?
Glamorgan Uni
I was going to do a similar dissertation but was informed that as it is a fairly " over subscribed " subject with masses of information and repetition it would likely result in a low result, with a possibility of a " needs further independent work " verdict.
I ended up doing it on the impact of the blitz on social welfare and community dilution, this gained me the verdict I wanted at that time.
I would suggest having a chat with your senior course adviser and see what they think, but it is a lot of work to find that the panel rub their foreheads in a ' oh god, not another.. ' way.
I'm sorry to hear you had trouble with yours. I discussed a few topic ideas to do with WW2 with my dissertation supervisor and we narrowed it down to a question which she said was feasible so i'm happy.
Thank-you all once again for your help
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Posted 14 August 2011 - 11:31 AM
The wonderfully hospitable people of Northern Ireland knew what war meant.
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