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Episodes- 11 October 2004
Jimmy Barnes
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For the last 30 years, my first guest has had the hardest-working vocal cords in Australian music. I saw him back in '78. My ears are still ringing. Offstage, he's lived a life every bit as loud as his singing. He's partied hard, played hard, loved hard, fallen hard, and lived to laugh about it all. Please welcome a man who's crawled off his sick bed to be with us tonight - he's got a little bit of flu - Mr Jimmy Barnes.
ANDREW DENTON: Hey, mate.
JIMMY BARNES: Hello. How are you?
ANDREW DENTON: Good to see you. Now, this is a...
JIMMY BARNES: Keep your distance.
ANDREW DENTON: Yes, I will. (Laughs) I'm particularly honoured you came in tonight, 'cause you've just cancelled four gigs, which is unusual for you.
JIMMY BARNES: It's very, very rare. There's probably about half a dozen I've cancelled in the last, you know, 15 or 20 years.
ANDREW DENTON: Are you healthy enough to go back to your early days?
JIMMY BARNES: I can remember them, yeah. What I can remember of them, anyway.
ANDREW DENTON: 'Cause when you emigrated from Scotland to come to Adelaide, you were only six - you were one of the 10 pound poms.
JIMMY BARNES: 10 pound tourists, that's right.
ANDREW DENTON: Yeah, and you guys were basically really poor. What were those days like, living in Elizabeth?
JIMMY BARNES: Well, Elizabeth was actually pretty good. When we first arrived, we moved to a place called Gepps Cross, which was the...you know the old Nissan huts, the round huts? And we arrived in thinking... First off, the ad said, "Come to sunny South Australia." We're emigrating, and we got here, and it rained for like six weeks, and it was... Oh, it was miserable. And you know, my mum and dad, I think for about the first five years, just wanted to get on a boat and get back to Scotland. But we were pretty happy, coming out of Glasgow, where, you know, if you seen a cat with a tail, it was a tourist. You know, suddenly you've got fields and there's animals and there's dogs, and there's places to play football and all that, so we were pretty happy.
ANDREW DENTON: Were you...did you think of yourselves as poor, or did you realise you were struggling?
JIMMY BARNES: I never really thought about it that much, you know? It was, you know... We were what we were, you know? We were like everybody else who was there. They were all the same - all battlers, you know?
ANDREW DENTON: 'Cause your dad was...he was a boxing champion in Scotland and England, your older brother Johnny was pretty handy with his fists too. Were you a tough bunch?
JIMMY BARNES: Yeah, THEY were tough! (Laughs) I sort of bluffed my way through it, you know? No, it was a fairly sort of tough, you know... My mum was the best sparring partner in town, put it that way.
ANDREW DENTON: Is that right?
JIMMY BARNES: Yeah. She... They had a tough life, you know? My dad...you know, my dad was featherweight champion of Britain, and sort of when he finished... He was an amateur boxer. He didn't want to go professional because it was too corrupt and, you know, he wouldn't take dives and stuff. So when his career finished, it was sort of a big let-down for him. So he was this big sort of star in Scotland and, you know, after he finished boxing, it was sort of...we had to leave, you know? We had to start a new life.
ANDREW DENTON: Your dad took to drinking, didn't he? What impact did that have on the family?
JIMMY BARNES: Well, you know, it was an ongoing thing. I think my dad always drank, really - he just trained hard when he was a boxer. You know, coming from Glasgow, it was that working-class Glasgow thing. Alcohol was pretty sort of prominent in the lifestyle, and it obviously affected lots of families. You know, there was lots of violence, lots of, you know... My mum and dad divorced pretty early in the piece. You know, it was a pretty horrific sort of...you know... When you look back at it, it was a pretty horrific childhood. At the time, we thought it was OK, you know? And we survived, you know? But it certainly had a lot of impact on all of us. You know, I mean, the ongoing effects are still being felt now.
ANDREW DENTON: In what way?
JIMMY BARNES: You know, uh...you know, for 35 years or something, I was sort of seriously out of control, you know, drinking. My brother was an alcoholic, you know, my sisters have had problems. It's affected the whole family, you know, and affected everybody that was around us and connected with us.
ANDREW DENTON: It's amazing how it echoes through, isn't it?
JIMMY BARNES: Well, it's a genetic thing, you know? It goes back from our grandparents, and you know, their parents. You know, it was just the done thing. I remember getting, you know...New Years Eve, at the age of five years old, getting whiskey given to me, you know, at midnight. Because everybody has to drink whiskey at midnight - it's a Scots thing, you know? They're all drunk and giving it to you. "Have this, son," you know? And eventually we'd start sneaking up to all the parties, sort of grabbing their drinks when they weren't looking, you know? So you know, just...it was sort of part of the society. It wasn't particularly MY parents. It was all the families that we knew that sort of came through that.
ANDREW DENTON: When you were 14, your mum married Reg Barnes, which is where you got the name Barnes from, and he basically took over the whole brood in many ways, didn't he? What kind of a man was Reg?
JIMMY BARNES: He was a bit of a saint. You know, he was great. I think at one stage he was gonna become a priest, and then he met my mum... My mum was actually sharing a house with his cousins, and they worked in a psychiatric ward together, which set them up well for looking after us. And my mum was at dinner one night and he was there, and she was saying how she had to... Because my dad had fallen apart since my mum left, and we were all with my dad, and it was pretty dire stuff... You know, I think the...people were gonna take us off our parents and put us into homes and stuff. And my mum had been given sort of an ultimatum that she had to be sort of settled and have a home before she could get us. So she had, like, six months to get this house together - I mean, buying a house and be settled. So she had to find a fella, and Reg Barnes just put his hand up and said, "Oh, yeah. I'll marry you." And he hardly knew her. He said, "I'll marry you. I don't want your kids going into homes." So one minute this guys gonna be a priest and he's a teetotaller, and next minute he's got six juvenile delinquents, you know, all in rock bands, you know, moving into his house, you know? It was like... He was a great bloke.
ANDREW DENTON: When you were 17, you joined Cold Chisel. Was that the big ticket out from where you were?
JIMMY BARNES: Well, it was sort of a ticket out of Elizabeth, more than anything. Elizabeth is a satellite city outside of Adelaide where they just stick all the immigrants. And like I said, it was a great place when you were young, getting there, football fields everywhere, but actually as soon as you get to around 13 or 14, it gets pretty rugged, you know? There's lots of gangs, lots of street fights - like a lot of working-class places, hasn't got a lot for kids to do. So we could really get ourselves in a lot of trouble. And I was starting to get myself in a lot of trouble. And I joined Cold Chisel, and REALLY got myself into a lot of trouble. And it was official!
ANDREW DENTON: Yeah, professional trouble.
JIMMY BARNES: Professional trouble, yeah.
ANDREW DENTON: We're gonna show... This is obviously a very famous clip. This is probably at the height of Chisel. This is Jimmy in the days of 'East'.
ANDREW DENTON: That young man.
JIMMY BARNES: Who's that good-lookin' fella?
I've gotta tell you a funny story. With the 'East'...the whole thing - we recorded 'East' and then I went to Japan to visit Jane and her mum. And I went to Japan, and while I was there, they were having these riots in Japan, these...it's called the Spring Offensive - the university students used to riot about stuff, I don't know what, in Japan. But they all wore these headbands with sort of 'Fight for Freedom' and 'Death before Dishonour' written on them in Japanese, and I thought, "This is really great, you know?" So I grabbed a bunch of them and brought them back. And I got back and we're doing the cover for 'East', and so I told the production team about it. They said, "Great idea - you wear that in the bath with all the gear, all the paraphernalia." About three years later, this Japanese guy comes up to me and says, "You got your headband on upside down."
JIMMY BARNES: So that was pretty sort of...it's embarrassing, you know?
ANDREW DENTON: Now, with Chisel - because you were the front man of what was one of the biggest acts in the country - does being in that position do strange things to your ego?
JIMMY BARNES: Um...yeah, it can do. Yeah. I'm sure there was times I got carried away with it, but you know, I mean, that band was particularly good at keeping our feet on the ground. The band would jump on you first and foremost if I got too uppity. The other thing was that, you know, midway through Cold Chisel I started a family. And there's nothing like having a family to keep your feet on the ground. I mean, you can be a big rock star and all that sort of stuff, you know, have screaming fans, but you go home and you've gotta change shitty nappies, you know? It's pretty grounding, you know?
ANDREW DENTON: Yeah. Did you ever think of wearing a shitty nappy around...?
JIMMY BARNES: At least it'd be on the right way. Could've been a whole new look.
ANDREW DENTON: What a horrible thought, yes!
JIMMY BARNES: 'Shit head'.
ANDREW DENTON: You were 23 when you met Jane. Was it an instant thing for you?
JIMMY BARNES: It was for me. You know, I remember the minute I seen her.
JIMMY BARNES: I was...it was in Canberra, and I went to a hotel. We were doing a show in the evening called 'Pooled Resources', which was a tour with Icehouse and the Angels and the Mentals. It was a great, great thing. And we were in Canberra, and we were staying at this hotel, and in the afternoon everybody's friends were around at the hotel, everybody's sort of having something to eat, and the Angels were, you know, throwing frisbees around and all that. Jane knew some of the Angels...her and her friends knew some of the Angels, and they were there...
ANDREW DENTON: You just made it sound like a garden party. All having something to eat and frisbees! Come on!
JIMMY BARNES: Did I say...? I mean doobies.
ANDREW DENTON: Oh, right, yes.
JIMMY BARNES: It was. The Angels are nice boys, you know? And they were pretty laidback, and it was...and it was a garden party till I got there. And then I walked in and Jane was sitting across the room, and I just remember seeing her - I thought she was the most adorable woman I'd ever seen. She didn't say a word to me, and I'm sort of like trying to catch her eye, and she wouldn't speak, and she didn't speak to anybody else. So I presumed, of course, she doesn't speak English. So I'm trying to, you know, make sort of conversation unsuccessfully. That night, I went onstage and... Of course, she'll probably tell you another story anyway. I went onstage and came offstage and Jane came up and we started talking. At that point, I realised that she spoke English better than me. (Laughs) Speaks five languages, you know? You know, and I just thought she was amazing from the minute I seen her. And we sort of...I got invited back to a good friend of hers, Victoria - who's a close friend of ours - we got invited back to their family home afterwards for a party. And at that point, Steve, the drummer from Cold Chisel, had broken his wrist or something, and the drummer we had standing in was a guy called Trevor Young, who used to play in Lobby Lloyd's Coloured Balls, and they were like the skinhead band, you know? And Trevor was the biggest animal you've ever seen in your life. So we got to this party and he was just going berserk, you know? And I'm trying to impress Jane and be polite - cigars and cognac. And it wasn't working at all, you know? So the next minute, Jane says, "Oh, your cab's here." And I said, "I didn't order a cab, did I?" She said, "Yes, I think you did." So she basically threw us out.
ANDREW DENTON: A very subtle hint.
JIMMY BARNES: A very subtle hint. But then we caught up the next day and I sort of stalked her for a few months and eventually...
ANDREW DENTON: Romantically.
JIMMY BARNES: Yeah, she gave in and went out with me.
ANDREW DENTON: Jane, he was the wild man of Australian rock. What was it like introducing him to the family?
JANE BARNES: Oh, it was quite difficult. No, we introduced him by mail, I think. I think I remember...
JIMMY BARNES: It was easier that way.
JANE BARNES: Yeah. No, my parents were over in Japan at the time. And they were getting reports of this wild man like from the newspapers. Like, headlines like 'Jimmy and 1,000 girls', etc.
JANE BARNES: And they were hearing that I had started...
JIMMY BARNES: I wrote that myself.
JANE BARNES: ..dating...seeing this man, so they didn't quite know what to think.
ANDREW DENTON: Did you tame the savage beast or is that what attracted you?
JANE BARNES: No, I don't think so. I mean, look at him.
JANE BARNES: He's hardly tame.
ANDREW DENTON: That's not a ringing endorsement of your husband!
JIMMY BARNES: What can she say?
JANE BARNES: What can I say?
ANDREW DENTON: Jimmy, you've described yourself as compulsive, addictive, obsessive.
JIMMY BARNES: Sounds like most of the people I grew up with, actually.
ANDREW DENTON: In what way are these things true for you?
JIMMY BARNES: You know, I don't do anything in half-measures, you know? I mean, I've always been sort of, you know, compulsive-obsessive. Now I'm just compulsively moderate, you know, so, you know... You know, I really have. It's always been a problem. I've always, you know... I've never really cared about being famous. I've always just wanted to have a great time and I just want to, you know, get out and have...and part of me having a great time is if I have a great time, everybody's got to have a great time, you know? So it works well if you're an entertainer and you have that sort of personality trait.
ANDREW DENTON: As you said, you had a family young. You had four kids and you would tour with them. How did you balance sort of going out and trashing yourself, which you did pretty regularly, and being a dad.
JIMMY BARNES: Well, it was difficult, you know. I mean, for a long, long time I'd sort of...you know, I'd sort of trash myself on tour and then...and then we'd do...we'd take really great holidays. We'd go away and I'd sort of be balanced and healthy and, I'd...you know, and do all that. Or I'd go back...you know, I had a great place in Bowral. And I'd go away and do shows and come back to Bowral, and it was like this sanctuary where I'd be healthy and happy and all that sort of stuff. But unfortunately, as with most addictions and most, you know...alcoholics, it sort of...those gaps tended to get smaller and smaller and smaller until it became just a big wash and I was sort of trashed the whole time. And I think... And that sort of happened more in the last sort of...like five years ago. And that was probably the hardest time for the family. I think earlier on, because, you know, there was so much love anyway for the kids and so much, you know... Jane's such a great mother. It's a...we've got a...it's an extended family, you know? Jane's family are very, very close and very warm. The kids were always so loved, really, you know, a lot, and it wasn't till they got older, they seen the damage I was doing to myself, when they started to freak out. And...and at that point, it was sort of...you know, it started to become pretty obvious to me because, you know, I was sort of, you know...fairly well full-on all the time. And it was... I had to make a choice of change or dying. And for me, I've got the constitution of a horse and I just figured that, you know, if I did keep going, I would die and it wouldn't be a very attractive thing, you know?
ANDREW DENTON: No. Was there actually a moment where you went, "Right, that's it"?
JIMMY BARNES: There was a lot of moments. There was a lot of moments. I used to go on tour and I'd sort of, you know, party, drink and do anything, you know, for 10 days in a row - not sleep and not eat and do shows and... I'd end up...you know, everybody else that was anywhere near me would be dead and hospitalised and, you know, carried away and I'd be standing there, looking in the mirror going, "OK, what's it gonna take to wipe you out?" So there was a few times like that where I just thought, you know, "This has got to change." And luckily, you know, like I say, I never lost the support of my family. Jane's like, you know, been my angel since the day I seen her and so she's sort of supported me and saved my arse, basically.
ANDREW DENTON: Jane you just rolled your eyes then. What did that mean?
JIMMY BARNES: Back me up here. Come on. (Laughs)
JANE BARNES: I think any family who's been through what we've been through, like just the problems of the disease of addiction and alcoholism... Um, at the beginning... It's a progressive disease, so earlier in the stages, you don't realise, you don't even know, and, you know, I suppose we balanced each other then. But as the disease gets...progresses, then that's when it became more noticeable and the impact was greater on the family. And, you know, I guess we're just in it together, so it's not about being an angel. It's, you know, if you love somebody and you find somebody who puts up with you, like he has to put up with me as well...
ANDREW DENTON: That's what you do.
JIMMY BARNES: It's so difficult.
JANE BARNES: That's what you do.
JIMMY BARNES: It's so tough, I tell you.
ANDREW DENTON: EJ, it must...
EJ BARNES: I have to put up with both of you.
JIMMY BARNES: Now, these are the ones that suffered.
ANDREW DENTON: EJ, it must be a hard thing to see your dad spinning out of control.
EJ BARNES: Yeah, it was...it was hard, but he's great now, so...
ANDREW DENTON: What are your memories of him during that time?
EJ BARNES: Um, oh, I remember both of them sneaking home at, like, all hours of the morning.
ANDREW DENTON: Would you be waiting up for them?
EJ BARNES: We'd all be sitting there, like, "Where have you been?"
JIMMY BARNES: "What time do you call this?"
ANDREW DENTON: That's right.
EJ BARNES: He just started looking really pasty and green.
JIMMY BARNES: There's a great story where apparently...apparently I came out of a studio in L.A. and I was really, really bad, and Diesel, you know, our brother-in-law, and Jep, Jane's sister, were there with their kids, and I'd been in the studio just going berserk, ballistic. And the guy said, "Oh, come and join us for dinner," and I got to dinner and apparently I was just like...
..like this, you know. And I sort of stayed for about five minutes and then said, "Oh, I've got to go back to the studio." And when I left, Mark's son said to...turned around to their mum, said, "Uncle Jimmy looked like a gecko."
JIMMY BARNES: 'Cause my eyes were darting around everywhere and I was green, you know? So, you know, there was...
ANDREW DENTON: And you were stuck to the wall.
JIMMY BARNES: And I kept picking things up off the table with my tongue. No, but, you know, so there was... It's easy to laugh at it now, but there was some...you know, some real big signs that things had to change, yeah.
ANDREW DENTON: I want to also talk about David, because before your four kids, you'd had David when you were 16 who you gave up for adoption to his maternal grandmother...
JIMMY BARNES: Yeah, that was, yeah, at that time.
ANDREW DENTON: Now, was that just because you felt you were too young or because you really weren't confident that you could be a dad?
JIMMY BARNES: Well, it was sort of... It was an unusual situation. Obviously, I was 16 and so was his mother and the parents sort of got together. My mum immediately said, you know - 'cause my mum used to adopt everybody, all the friends of the family and all that - but my mum said, "Look, we'll adopt him and bring the child up." And then her parents said, you know, "We don't think it's the right thing. It's too close. "If he's going to be adopted, he should be adopted out," for everybody concerned, you know? And then, somehow, we don't know what happened, but her parents ended up adopting him. So it was all changed completely. But it all worked out for the best. He's a great boy. The way it was gonna be was that he wasn't to know, you know, that I was...that I was his father and that's what everybody decided. And he didn't know that his mother was his mother. It was quite deceptive, you know?
ANDREW DENTON: For 14 years, you...
JIMMY BARNES: Yeah, he sort of got... I used to stay and sort of visit him occasionally, you know, just whenever I could, and he knew there was some connection with me 'cause all of a sudden this guy kept turning up and taking him places. And he'd seen me on records, and he's going "Why?" you know. They'd say, "He's a mate of yours." And he'd go, "Oh, yeah, OK."
ANDREW DENTON: Was that hard for you? You knew you were his dad.
JIMMY BARNES: It was difficult, and once again the driving force between...of getting us together was Jane, because Jane obviously said, you know, like, "You've got a family. How can you see your child there and not be near him?" And I'd just sort of took for granted that they didn't want me around and I stayed away. So the more I thought about that, the more I wanted to be close to him and it was a very difficult period. Because then we'd started going down and spending more time with him and he knew there was something going on and he was sort of like... It was very strange. And finally, you know, at some point, he found out and he... Poor kid found out that, you know, this wild guy who was coming down visiting all the time, taking him on holidays, was his dad. Who he thought was his sister was his mother. It was all very strange for him. So it must have been really, really tough on the poor kid.
ANDREW DENTON: How do you - 'cause he was about 14 when he realised you were his dad - how do you pick up the pieces as a dad after that amount of time?
JIMMY BARNES: Well, you just, you know, the thing I've sort of tried to do is just offer myself - I'm there if he needs anything from me. David's a lot like myself. He's very stubborn. He's a real lot like myself - very stubborn and really wants to do things on his own. He doesn't want a lot from me which is, you know... He doesn't want my guidance as far as music, you know? He's never listened to what I've said to do musically. He's always come from a different place.
ANDREW DENTON: Does it irk him, therefore, that he's professionally inextricably linked with you?
JIMMY BARNES: I'm sure it does. I'm sure it does. I mean, you know, I think that's why he got into music - the whole circuit he did through the cabaret show. You know, he sort of drifted into rock'n'roll but it was sort of...it was always gonna be there. Genetics has got a lot to answer for, you know?
ANDREW DENTON: Do you worry in that way? Because, as you say, you talk about your obsessive-compulsive nature. Do you worry about him for that reason?
JIMMY BARNES: Absolutely. I'm worried about that with all my children. When I got myself straightened out, I actually put myself into a clinic in America. Because I just figured I'd get... I had a way of wangling people around my fingers in Australia and I'd get away with murder here, so I went to America and put myself in a clinic for a month. And part of the process of doing that was I took the kids over and they did family treatment with me. Because it's a problem - not only the genetic side of that they're going to be predisposed to addiction and predisposed to alcoholism, but also, you know, over the years where you think you've been sort of harmless, you know, like you're still looking after your children, you've scarred them as well, you know. So there was stuff there that we had to deal with. They were angry about me trying to kill myself, basically. It was the longest, slowest suicide they'd ever seen, you know.
ANDREW DENTON: When you went to this clinic in America, what sort of stuff did... 'Cause they have to work on you first, don't they, before...?
JIMMY BARNES: Yeah, absolutely.
I was there and it was the full-on 12-step program thing. It was, like...you know, it was a huge clinic in Arizona and for the first few days it was sort of just basically cleaning yourself up.
I mean, getting straight and detoxing is the simplest part of it - of addiction. You can lie around... I'm fairly tough. I can lie around, you know, you can scream and shake and yell and say you want things - you're not going to get them - and get over that pretty quickly. That's a couple of days. But actually sort of dealing with the things that drive you to drink two bottles of vodka a day, you know, drive you to take so much cocaine you're gonna finance the sort of Bolivian revolution... Um, you know, um, the things that drive you to do that, they're the things that you've got to really look at. And that takes time. And that stuff, I still look at now, you know? I mean, I'm sure a lot of that stuff just comes from my upbringing. You know, I'm... You know, I'm... I think that we sort of nailed it down a bit - I've got sort of abandonment issues, which I think is the most common thing that most people get. Um, but, you know, I've always been the sort of person... I don't like the... It's not my family's fault, you know. There's other people that come through that who don't get the same as me. I allowed myself to run out of control. So a lot of it's about self-control. I figure that I've been sort of... I've been running away from myself as long as I can remember. You know, I mean, a part... And once again, part of that is what made me who I am as far as an entertainer and as far as, you know, a person. I remember from being four or five years old trying to make people like me. You know, five years old at school, I'd be up singing. And they'd send me around all the classes singing. You know, I'd always be top of the class. I was captain of the soccer team. I was, like, always working to make people like me. And I'd do anything to make people like me. So when I get onstage, you know... You know, if people wanted me to be a bloody lunatic, "Absolutely! I can do that," you know. And I did it better than most. And so what the...the problem that, you know... The things that nearly killed me were also my biggest assets. So that's the balance that you've got to get. Nowadays, I can be a lunatic without anything, so...
ANDREW DENTON: (Laughs) Yeah.
JIMMY BARNES: And, you know, one of the things that was a worry - was a big worry - was when I left Arizona and came back here, suddenly I've got to go onstage. And, you know, I literally...I...I must have done about three shows in my life sober and straight. Um, you know, and even...I did shows in B Division at Pentridge and I still smuggled alcohol and drugs in. I mean, it was like, you know, I'd never done it. And that was, for me it was a big challenge, you know? Actually, when I did it I just wondered to myself on the way back, "How in the hell am I gonna do this? What do I do now?" But I got up and I started singing and once I started singing it was cool, it was alright. And I realised at that point, for a start, that my voice had, you know... You can't tell from this. But my voice had improved, like, you know, 100 per cent. I was singing... My sound guy came back - he'd been working with me for 14 years - and said, "You just sang it twice as loud as you've ever sang it since I've known you." Er, you know, I had more control. Um, er, and I finished the set and I came off and I was like, "Right. Let's do another one. I'm ready."
ANDREW DENTON: Was it as good to do it that way?
JIMMY BARNES: It was strange, and it took me about two or three shows to sort of, like, to just get...to settle in. And now I just can't imagine. I realise now that I was, you know...I was sort of nobbling myself every night, you know, to the max. I don't know how the hell I did some of the shows.
ANDREW DENTON: But it's really impressive that you've grasped the mettle here. We've kind of been laughing about it, EJ, but this family therapy thing, it's a big thing for your father to sort of strip himself down like that in front of his kids. What do you think of him?
EJ BARNES: I'm very proud of him. And just amazing that he can... And, you know, we can all drink in front of him and stuff and it doesn't matter. (To Jimmy) And so you're a fast learner, I think. And you have some pretty good character traits as well.
JIMMY BARNES: Thanks. Your pocket money just went up.
ANDREW DENTON: I want to talk, one last bit, of the journey. This album you brought out, 'Duets', you did one with your brother, Swanee, and after doing that you went to visit your dad, Jim.
JIMMY BARNES: Yeah. John did, yeah.
ANDREW DENTON: You went with him, is that right?
JIMMY BARNES: No, John went down there, because I was in the studio that afternoon. Yeah, my dad's very sick and, er, he, you know... My dad, I said he was a boxer, but he also smoked cigarettes since he was five years old. I mean, when you were in Scotland it was sort of like these parents who said, "Oh..." They didn't know that you're going to die of cancer or whatever from these things. You know, "Take these. They'll keep you calm." So my dad refused to go to school, you know, when he was five, six years old, unless he had five Woodbines in his bag, you know? So, you know, I don't know where I got my traits from. Um, you know, and he, um...he smoked for 60 years and he's got very bad emphysema. And, um, you know, we don't know if he's got a long time to go, but he is...you know, he's got the same sort of constitution as us, you know, so he's a real fighter.
ANDREW DENTON: Are you close to him?
JIMMY BARNES: Er, yeah. Yeah. And my family is one of those families where, um, when... We're really close, but we don't have to be around each other. You know, we really don't. You know, I love them all dearly and I adore them but sometimes, if we're too close physically, it becomes a problem, you know?
ANDREW DENTON: How do you hope to be singing when you're 75?
JIMMY BARNES: Um, I should be really, really good by then. Um, you know, I...I've got a unique instrument. You wouldn't know from now because, literally, I've got the worst flu, but it's very, very rare I lose my voice. I, um, remember a couple of years back I was doing some TV shit like 'Hey Hey It's Saturday' and they had some vocal teacher out from America - this famous vocal teacher who'd taught all sorts of people. And, um, she came in and I was warming up. And my warm-up is...sort of peels the paint off walls. Um, you know, and I was warming up and she burst into my dressing room and said, "That's how a rock'n'roll singer should warm up." You know, "That's what you're gonna do, that's how you..." And I've had these... And so, like, I thought, "Maybe I'm doing the right thing after all." I'd lost my voice one time, a long, long time ago, with the flu. And it was a big show I had to cancel, so we had to go for insurance. And they put an optical fibre camera down the back of my nose and had me singing and talking. And they said to me... They said that when I sing, I don't use my vocal cords. You have your two main vocal cords like this, and then around them you have these false cords. And apparently, when I sing... This guy said I was one of about half a dozen people he's ever seen in the world who have taught themselves to sing like this. And so I get to the point where I can't speak because I use my vocal cords to speak, but I can still sing. So, um, you know, I just don't lose my voice. It's like a... My voice is like a Mack truck. It's hard to start and then you can't stop it.
ANDREW DENTON: You must have throat specialists out there just weeping and just thinking, "Bring Jimmy to me."
JIMMY BARNES: I went to one not so long back for a check-up and it was like they just laughed. "We don't believe you," you know? It's the same... You know, since I've got well and healthy, I go to the doctors for physicals and stuff and they just laugh. They say, "These can't be your results," you know? "I know what you do to yourself," you know? "I've seen you." And, you know, I'm just healthy as a bull.
ANDREW DENTON: Stay well. Stay healthy.
JIMMY BARNES: Absolutely.
ANDREW DENTON: Jimmy Barnes, thank you.
To take us out tonight, Jimmy Barnes singing with his family Jackie, EJ and Elly-May, plus, of course, Diesel, with the old Diesel classic, 'Still Got a Long Way to Go'.


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Mike Brown was fired as the head coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday.
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Association spokesman Angelo Papageorgiou says it is the hidden sugars in foods that have been causing tooth decay in babies and toddlers.
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I heard screams of laughter around me. I looked up to see some year 10s in hysterics, laughing at the idiot year 9 girl sprawled on the floor. I could have been dead and they would find it funny. I was still on the floor, so I hoisted myself up, and as I did so I spotted him. God, why do you hate me so much? Why did he have to be here? OK, hang on, it isn't too bad, at least he's not laughing... Oh God, he's coming over... Now, FOR GODS SAKE, ACT CONFIDENT... SMILE!!!
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Lendrum Complete Spinning Wheel PackageObtained from Susan's Fiber ShopCost $ 565.00
Over All Information: Basic, modern designExtremely easy to switch out flyers and bobbin Takes less than one minute literallyNo real assembly or staining needed. Practically ready to spin out of the box. Ready to spin in less than 5 minutes literally (and I never read the instructions)No screw driver required for folding or assemblyDurable materials with a few plastic partsFolds for travel and storage has a carry bag that can be bought separatelyWeighs about 13 poundsNo hooks on the flyer. Has a sliding metal hoop. Scotch tension and a poly cord drive bandNot for living history spinnersDouble treadle and very, very smoothWhile treadling it doesn't catch, wobble or walkIt has yet to start squeaking or make noise and I've not oiled it.Takes less than two minutes to fold flat and is secureIf you get the complete kit then it can spin anything from lace to bulky/ plying Well worth the moneyGreat work horse wheelOrifice can be adjusted so it sits a little taller.
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I've spun over a pound of fiber on this wheel. Have changed the flyers and bobbins. Have folded it and carried it around, put in my car, stored it in a corner all folded up..... So far I have no complaints about anything.
I have not changed drive bands. There's a "C" clip that I haven't attacked. I've never seen a "C" clip and I'm not positive how to remove it (with out damaging anything) so the larger drive band has not been installed. Anyone know how to remove the clip?
It can't be difficult as so far nothing on this wheel is. This is the first time I've had to put effort into anything on this wheel. A teeny tiny clip...who'da thunk it? Other than this, for me the wheel has been a no brianer and a super smooth easy spin.
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I have a Lendrum and I agree that it is very easy to use and great for people that don't have a lot of space. I would love a traditional looking wheel too, but for now, my Lendrum will have to be it.
Here is the reference I used when I needed to remove the C clip. I remember being scared of breaking something, but it was easy to take off (although I can't remember much from my own experience anymore, sorry!). I left the second drive band on the wheel like the last picture suggests, so I never have to remove the C clip again.
What other wheel do you have? I wouldn't mind hearing about some traditional looking wheels so that I know some good choices wayy in the future when I can get another wheel!
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I do own an Ashford Traveller. I am working on a review of it as well, but it is a bit more technical. I am going to write it in a way that others may learn from my mistakes and have a better relationship with the wheel.
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A Fearless Warrior - Kendra Spears takes on medieval, warrior inspired looks for Greg Kadel's latest work featured in the winter issue of i-D. Stylist Havana Laffitte selects a wardrobe of fierce headgear and modern silhouettes from the likes of Yves Saint Laurent, Rick Owens and Prada for the American beauty to wear in her outdoor adventure. / Hair by Ward Stegerhoek, Makeup … [Read more...]
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Diary Of A Mod Housewife - Maryna Linchuk plays the role of fashionable mom for the October issue of Allure. Photographer Greg Kadel lenses high gloss images of Maryna with child model Luka Samsonov in a stark, modern setting. A strict, sleek wardrobe styled by Paul Cavaco is given a pop of brightness with contrasting hair in vivid fuchsia by Shay Ashual with matching brows by … [Read more...]
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No Legs, No Limits.
Kanya Sesser isn't your average model. Nor is she your average skateboarder, snowboarder, surfer. In fact, Kanya is anything but average.
The 23-year-old Californian was born without legs, but she hasn't let that hold her back a day in her life. Come to think of it, Kanya does a heck of a lot more with her time than many of us with all of our limbs do.
Her motto is "No legs, no limits," and she lives that to the fullest. In her 23 years, she's already come much further than most. She was adopted by an American family from a Thai orphanage when she was five years old. They brought her into their home in Portland where she was raised. Clearly, during these formative years, she was taught that she could do whatever she puts her mind to.
In the following video, she reminds us all,
"Whatever you think, society got nothin' on us. It's just how you feel."
Amen to that!
Continue reading below to learn more about her modeling career and to watch her inspiring video.


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The largest collection of Converse shoes belongs to Joshua Mueller (USA) consisting of 1,546 different pairs of Converse shoes in Lakewood, Washington, USA, as of 8 March 2012. Mr Mueller does wear his Converse shoes and has enough to wear a different pair every day for over four years. He goes to great lengths to keep them looking their best, wearing plastic bags on his feet in order to keep them clean when visiting dirty places.
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Obnoxious, totalitarian, masochistic wife of our current president. Has an inhuman hatred towards good food. Would be happy if the entirety of America subsisted entirely off of celery sticks and quiche.
If you take a mousetrap and replace the cheese with a stick of celery, it can now be used as a Michelle Obama trap.
by Urboman February 12, 2014
Mannish wife of Barack Obama. Widely regarded as being more masculine and certainly more gangsta than Barack. Was rejected by the WNBA for ambiguous gender reasons. Some have argued that Barack is actually gay and believed that he was marrying a man when he married Michelle.
"I am Michelle Obama and I wear the pants in the family. Bring me another beer Barack."
by ITeachYou September 25, 2008
Mannish, anti-whitey, Racist, America Hating wife of Barack Obama. She is actually a dude in drag. Constantly wears an expression like she is smelling shit.
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behemoth, largest first lady ever.. tribal looking amazonian, best selling halloween costume ever... starred in movie, deuce bigelow as " thats a huge b*tch"
by harry hand May 29, 2010
Barack Hussein Obama's ugly, big armed, America hating, racist, Angela Davis wannabe, coated tongued, bitch ass wife.
Michelle Obama said, "America is a downright mean country."
She should get the fuck out of here then.
She should get the fuck out of here then.
by Maximus Rex August 19, 2008
Cunt who took away our soda machines, snacks, and tasty lunches from school and replaced them with cheap nutritious "wholesome" DIGUSTING food. Ironic because now we teens will be bringing our own even unhealthier lunches, AND the public schools will lose funding from lack of students' will to buy their crappy shit-lunches.
Dude Michelle Obama's a cunt for taking away our food, man.
IKR DOOD she might as well hire ppl to come to our homes and force feed us health shit
IKR DOOD she might as well hire ppl to come to our homes and force feed us health shit
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Sucampo Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:SCMP) expects to be generating revenue from three continents -- North America, Europe and Asia -- by the end of 2013 from its two approved prostones products: Amitiza for gastrointestinal diseases and Rescula for ophthalmics. "This is in line with our goal to be a global company," CFO Cary Claiborne said in an interview with BioTuesdays.com. "We are the only company developing and commercializing prostone compounds globally."
Prostones are functional fatty acid metabolites that occur naturally in the body. Prostones work as selective ion channel activators, promoting fluid secretion, enhancing cell protection and acting locally to restore normal function in cells and tissues. Sucampo's two prostone-based compounds have an excellent safety profile, with Amitiza targeting the ClC-2-chloride channel and Rescula targeting the BK-potassium channel. Their therapeutic potential was first identified by Sucampo's founders, Drs. Ryuji Ueno and his wife, Sachiko Kuno. The company has over 580 issued patents on its proprietary prostone technology.
Sucampo's Prostones Are Highly Potent Ion-Channel Activators
Claiborne says that Amitiza has been used for more than seven years in the U.S., with more than seven million prescriptions written for patients suffering from chronic idiopathic constipation (CIC) and irritable bowel syndrome with constipation (IBS-C). "These are big markets with quality of life issues for patients," he said following a presentation at the BIO CEO conference in New York last month. CIC affects 14% to 16% of the adult population globally, he notes, and accounts for 92,000 hospitalizations annually in the U.S. IBS affects 15% of the adult population globally, of which one-third have IBS-C. Phase III studies of Amitiza in IBS-C demonstrated rapid and long-term relief, he adds.
Claiborne says the company is awaiting a decision from the FDA in late April for its supplemental new drug application for Amitiza to treat opioid-induced constipation (OIC), which results from chronic use of opioids for pain relief. Constipation is the most common reason for discontinuation of opioid therapy, affecting between 40% and 80% of patients who take opioids. There is currently no approved pharmaceutical oral product for the two million to 2.5 million moderate to severe OIC patients in the U.S.
In November, the FDA raised concerns that the chronic use of so-called mu-opioid receptor antagonist constipation medicines under development by several companies may cause cardiovascular safety issues. "While other prospective products for OIC are getting delayed by FDA, we are pleased that the FDA granted priority review of Amitiza for OIC," Claiborne suggests, noting that OIC represents the next big revenue driver for the company. Sucampo is in line for a $10-million milestone payment from its North American marketing partner, Takeda Pharmaceutical (OTCPK:TKPHF), on the first sale of Amitiza in the U.S. for the treatment of OIC. Sucampo receives tiered royalties of 18% to 26% on annual net sales of Amitiza by Takeda, allowing Sucampo to recoup some $106 million of its R&D expenses to date.
In Europe, Amitiza was approved for the treatment of CIC in the UK in 2012 and in Switzerland in 2009. Claiborne says the company plans to sell the drug itself in those markets. Last week, the company also announced that it had completed filings in both the UK and Switzerland for OIC. "We also plan to submit filings in other EU markets this year to expand the use of Amitiza in CIC patients," Claiborne adds. In Japan, Sucampo received a $15-million milestone from marketing partner, Abbott Japan, in the fourth quarter of 2012 when it launched Amitiza for the treatment of chronic constipation, targeting primary care and specialist physicians. "Growth of Amitiza sales in Japan is a priority this year," he contends.
Global AMITIZA Approvals and Regulatory Filings
Claiborne says Sucampo plans to take advantage of a U.S. new label for Amitiza, which removed a requirement that women had to obtain a negative pregnancy test prior to starting on the drug. The new label also clarified information about the use of Amitiza in pregnant and/or nursing women and expanded information about the drug's mechanism of action. The company also plans to develop and seek approval for Amitiza in pediatric constipation and develop a liquid formulation of the drug for pediatric and long-term care markets. There is currently no approved prescription medication for pediatric constipation. Sucampo also plans to evaluate the potential of Amitiza for other new indications, including mixed irritable bowel syndrome.
Last month, Sucampo, its partner company, R-Tech Ueno, and Takeda filed a patent infringement lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware against Anchen Pharmaceuticals and Par Pharmaceuticals related to an abbreviated new drug application that Anchen filed with the FDA to market a generic version of Amitiza oral capsules, in both the 8 mcg and 24 mcg strengths. The lawsuit claims infringement of six patents that are listed in the FDA's Orange Book and scheduled to expire between 2020 and 2027. Last week, Sucampo reported that net income for 2012 jumped to $4.8 million, or 12 cents a share, from a loss of $17.3 million for 2011. Revenue rose 49% to $81.5 million from $54.8 million.
In addition to its 2013 plans for Amitiza and Rescula, the company also updated its prostone pipeline. The company said it expects to complete its oral mucositis Phase Ia trial for cobiprostone in the second quarter of 2013 and to initiate a Phase Ib/IIa trial in the fourth quarter of this year. In addition, it plans to complete a Phase IIa trial for spinal stenosis with its SPI-017 prostone candidate in the fourth quarter.
Sucampo's Clinical Pipeline
In February, Sucampo's development partner, R-Tech Ueno, signed an agreement with the Japan Science and Technology Agency for the development of unoprostone isopropyl for retinitis pigmentosa. The Japanese government will provide the majority of funding for Phase III clinical development costs of the program. Sucampo said it is co-developing unoprostone isopropyl with R-Tech Ueno and may file for FDA approval of the product for retinitis pigmentosa in the future, assuming the trials are successful.
Sucampo also has become an emerging player in ophthalmics, with the recent launch of Rescula in the U.S. for lowering intraocular pressure (IOP) in patients with open-angle glaucoma, which is the most common form of glaucoma, or ocular hypertension. "We have already received positive feedback from many in the ophthalmology and optometry communities regarding Rescula's unique mechanism of action as a BK channel activator," Claiborne says. Rescula is being launched with 40 sales reps, some of whom have moved over from selling Amitiza, he notes, adding that 40 reps can cover 52% of the top prescribing physicians in the glaucoma space.
Glaucoma is a group of ocular diseases with various causes that ultimately are associated with a progressive optic neuropathy leading to loss of vision. "Reduction in IOP is currently the only modifiable risk factor for patients with glaucoma and ocular hypertension," he says, adding that "Rescula is believed to reduce elevated IOP by increasing the outflow of aqueous humor through the trabecular meshwork in the eye." Claiborne explains that Rescula was originally approved in 2000 in the U.S. and was marketed by CIBA Vision. When Novartis acquired CIBA, the drug was returned by Novartis, and Sucampo acquired the rights in 2009. "The cornerstone of our strategy was to have the FDA update the label to reflect our better understanding of how the drug worked," he recalls. That was achieved in December, and Rescula can now be used as a first-line agent or with other topical ophthalmics to lower IOP.
RESCULA: Only Nonprostaglandin That Lowers IOP Throughout Day (12 h) With Excellent Systemic Safety Profile
Even though 67% of the glaucoma market is now generic, Claiborne points out that there is a subset of patients who can't tolerate the side effects of standard of care prostaglandin drugs for IOP, including severe red eye. "Because of that, those patients have to come off prostaglandins and find an alternative treatment," he adds. "That's the subset we're going after. We believe it represents 15% to 20% of patients being treated for glaucoma by prostaglandins. Overall, the glaucoma market is a $3 billion a year market. And we think we stack up well, because our new label reflects the differences in how Rescula works and how prostaglandins work."
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it. I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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Depths of Sea
These lands, have I left
Wanting to return
Each place offering its own charm --
Its own quirks and frustrations
Beauty and disadvantages
But none like the call of Home
Who says that "'home'
Is where the heart is"
Must believe in its non-physicality
Must not have met people
In other places
Who are exactly like those
From a physical house!
A home is made of the relationships
Between people who
Can't stand each other
But whom we cannot be without
Yet not the home
Did I discover that
Life was more like a Hunt.
There are no [straight] lines in nature
Could not hold more true
Of the straight path
Which was merely a circle!
Here I stand
Sinking in muck, an
Anticlimactic scene
...But, I suppose,
At the end of the day
It matters not how far I
Go, but how many
Lives I've touched.
And so the wind doth blow
To where I will go.


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This one, I will admit, is short. Though the fic is not done yet, and its not much of one of my cliff hangers, but its worth reading if you like Kuwabara, and if you don't, then you should REALLY read this one cause he gets all sad n stuff...MUAHAHA
The brown, black, and white cat, Eikichi, was laying on her side on the little bed that Kuwabara had made. Her chest hiving up and down as if she couldn't catch her breath. She made a hic kind of sound, perhaps it was like a kitty cough or something, but it sounded like there was something in her throat.
"You should put her down Kuwabara." Said Kuwabaras sister, sitting down on the bed.
The high school boy knelt down and picked up the limp kitten and kissed her lightly on the head. "I can't do that." He set her back down in her little bed.
"Its in pain." The kitten was awakened by Kuwabaras soft kiss and opened its eyes to look at its master. She tried to lift up her head but couldn't, she was too tired, and out of energy.
"Its not an it! It's a she! And her name is Eikichi!" He said, and he pet the young cat.
"Fine. She is in pain, you just going to leave her here?"
"No. I'm staying here."
"You can't miss school."
"I don't care."
His sister sighed and got up to leave. "I understand you're sad about your cat,"
"Right, Eikichi is sick. So I'll let you stay home for one day. Then tomorrow you go to school. Got it?"
"Yeah whatever."
His sister left her brothers room and closed the door behind her.
"Eikichi… don't die… you'll get better, you'll see. The vet even gave me this medicine to make you all better and you've been taking it except it doesn't seem to be helping.
Please be ok…" Kuwabara lay down by his kitten facing it.
He thought about how much he loved his kitten and how depressed he is going to be when it passes away.
Just then he had an idea… Koenma! He could talk to Koenma about Eikichi! Maybe he could stop her from dieing… and if his cat had to die then maybe he could bring her back to life or something like he did Yusuke!
Kuwabara rose up and went to his door. Now how to contact Koenma?
Short I know, but what can ya do? I wanted to get this up so I didn't forget about it... ummm let me see... Reveiw please...
Just 5> and then I'll put the next chapter up. Just less than five people. YOU CAN DO IT!
But read the other ones to, they are much better. Also Hieis first camping trip HAS been updated, and if you havn't read it... READ IT!...please
I love you all... or all of you that read and review my fics...


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1968 M35A2 FOR SALE OR TRADE - $7000 (tiona pa)
1968 M35A2 deuce And a half. 1600 miles. 46 in super swampers. Manual tranny. 465 Hercules Multi fuel engine. C turbo. Sounds really good. Runs good and drives good. Took it on a 1.5 hour drive had no problems at all. Will trade for lifted trucks, diesels. Prefer standard but don't have to be. Get ahold of me at 814- 7 seven Nine- two 8 seven 7 . thanks!
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Is it July 20th yet? Three new character banners for The Dark Knight Rises came online today at Yahoo! Movies just days after the most recent poster for the film was revealed. Catwoman (Anne Hathaway), Batman (Christian Bale), and Bane (Tom Hardy) each have their own banner with the word "RISE" prominently featured above them.
The Dark Knight Rises is in theatres July 20, 2012.
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text: I notice Windows 7 has an anti virus app named Microsoft Security Essentials. Does anyone have an idea how this compares with Eset NOD32? I have used Eset in the past and have been satisfied, but if the Microsoft app is as good, I will just stick with it. I also have Malwarebytes installed. When I click on a file. the menu includes offers to scan from both Microsoft and Malwarebytes. Thanks for any insight, Jim


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"The Incredibles Wallpaper, from one of the most eagerly awaited movies of all."
Finally you have a wallpaper from one of the best Pixar movies ever: The Incredibles. Featuring a crazy family of retired superheroes who have to come out of retirement to save the world again, what better way to celebrate it than with this The Incredibles Wallpaper.
As is usual, this The Incredibles Wallpaper is optimized to a size of 1024x768 pixels, and you just wait for it to load and then right click and choose the "Establish as wallpaper". You can also save it to your hard drive, if you like, to keep it or modify it manually. Paint your screen red with The Incredibles!
And in The Incredibles Wallpaper you will get a very high quality image to use on your desktop, where you can see all the detail. And it has been processed to leave space around the edges for your icons, so as not to hamper you in your work.


text: As oil prices rise above $107, and head toward $110, the average price of a gallon of gasoline has topped $4 in California, and is moving rapidly in that direction in other states as well. The run up is rapid enough and high enough that anxiety is growing about how it will affect consumer spending and GDP. Hedgeye's macro team was well ahead of the consensus curve, highlighting the risk of #InflationAcclerating and warning our subscribers of this development months ago.


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Word of Mouth blog + Ireland
Northumbria University thinks that they do - just as Newcastle Brown remains an icon of north eastern England
How can Irish cuisine make its mark: by using local produce in new ways or incorporating imported ingredients in traditional dishes?
• Blue cheese potato cakes with bean and cider stew
• Cabbage timbale with tomato sauce and parsnip gnocchi
• Braised turnip galette of mushrooms and chestnuts
Pubs in Limerick are being allowed to open on a Good Friday for the first time because a crucial rugby match is taking place. Is rugby now bigger than the Catholic church?


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By TIM FORSBERG DISPATCH LEADS TO MARIJUANA SUMMONS On Dec. 23 at 10:18 p.m., Sergeant John Choquette and Officer Sokphannareth Chea were dispatched to 2043 Elmwood Avenue for a report that a male and a female were verbally arguing. It was determined more
By Tim Forsberg | 1/12/17
WET GETAWAY Officer Ryan Lancaster responded to the Rhode Island Mall Sears on April 26 at 5:32 p.m. for a report of a shoplifting in progress. While enroute, he was advised by dispatch that the store's loss prevention team were chasing the suspect more
By JOHN HOWELL | 5/18/17
SHOPLIFTING AND DISORDERLY A pair of sisters recently found themselves in hot water after one of them was involved in a suspected shoplifting incident at the Bald Hill Road Walmart. On December 13 around 11:50 a.m., Officer Stephen Major was dispatched more
1/5/17 | 1 comment
KEPT THE CHANGE On January 11 at approximately 2:32 p.m., Officer Rose Michel met with a victim at police headquarters for a larceny report. The victim stated earlier that day, he had visited the Greenwich Avenue Stop & Shop. In the store, he walked to more
SUSPICIOUS SHOPLIFTING After receiving a report of a shoplifting in progress, Officer James Vible was dispatched to the Bald Hill Road Walmart on January 14 around 1:35 p.m. The store's loss prevention team advised that the suspects consisted of two more
1/31/17 | 1 comment
DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCEA driver who recently told police officers "[Expletive] this. Just tow my [expletive] car and arrest me. I'm not going to do any of this, I refuse" was … more
POSSESSION On February 7 at 5:47 p.m., dispatch advised of a reported motor vehicle accident near 99 Veterans Memorial Drive near the police headquarters. They indicated that a dark SUV had struck a light pole and continued toward West Shore Road. more
2/21/17 | 1 comment
DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCEA driver who recently told officers, "I don't drink," was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence. David Aurielio, 68, of 212 Sandy Lane, … more
The Police Log is a digest of reports provided by the Johnston and Rhode Island State Police Departments. PURSUIT On April 18 at 2:29 p.m., Johnston Police attempted to conduct a motor vehicle stop for registration violations on Plainfield Street. As the more
DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE A driver who recently told officers that "the Patron just got to me tonight" was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence. On March 4 at … more
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Public Education...
...fulfilling its primary job of warehousing and indoctrinating since 1970.
//SB 172: High school seniors will receive their diploma whether or not they pass or even take an exit exam; the law also applies retroactively to students who have graduated since 2004;
AB 329: Makes participation in sex education courses mandatory for students unless parents opt-out, would also inculcate the teaching of a fluid gender identity;//
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Posted by Peter Bradley at 10:59 AM
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Where's the incentive for a student to show up to classes at all?
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