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Brad Pitt movie has my chickens in a flap, says Glenarm man
Hollywood superstar Brad Pitt ruffled a few feathers in Northern Ireland after the filming of his latest blockbuster frightened a Glenarm man's chickens.
Production of The Lost City of Z - made by Pitt's company Plan B and starring Tinseltown A-listers Charlie Hunnam, Robert Pattinson and Sienna Miller - has been going on across Northern Ireland for months.
It tells the story of adventurer Percival Fawcett, who ventured into the Amazon in search of the lost kingdom of El Dorado only to vanish without trace.
Parts of the film are being shot on the Antrim coast.
However, the quiet and peace of the picturesque countryside was shattered by large fires billowing smoke across the countryside as well as gunfire and explosions going off during filming.
Glenarm man Jason McKillion told the Larne Times how explosions had shaken his house and frightened his animals and made him think a war was raging.
He said: "It started last Monday with bangs, gunfire and small explosions. Then on Tuesday the bigger explosions started."
Mr McKillion told how the blasts got louder as the days progressed, sending his neighbour's horses "spare", leaving his dog shivering under a chair and all his hens missing.
"I was sitting outside and the chickens had just come back when there was another explosion, even louder than the last," he said.
"Another neighbour's cow and calf jumped the hedge and the cows were bellowing in fear. My neighbour was feeding bulls in the field when it happened. They stampeded and knocked him and the feeding trough over. It sounded like a war was going on."
Jason called on the production company to notify residents of their plans in order to prepare for any disruption.
He said: "It's great they are filming here. It's just the disruption it has caused, and we know nothing about it.
"It's totally agricultural here, totally tranquil. There's never a sound, and that makes it more disruptive as the animals aren't used to the noise and they just went hysterical.
"This is supposed to be an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and tranquillity. It was madness for a week and we don't know if filming is finished yet."
An NI Screen spokeswoman said that while the organisation was not involved in the day-to-day shooting, she would contact the film's production team and LA publicist over the concerns.
Plan B Entertainment was set up by Brad Pitt and his then wife Jennifer Aniston in 2001.
The company has been behind films including 12 Years a Slave, The Departed and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
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It is natural that prices might differ between countries given that value judgements in healthcare differ and that there is a varying willingness and ability to pay.
Prices also differ because, as commercial enterprises, pharmaceutical companies will naturally aim to obtain the highest price each national market will bear, and so distinguish between countries to reflect differences in the ability to pay. Price differentiation is known to yield higher profits than uniform pricing (the so called Ramsey pricing theory).
Manufacturers can also control the sequence of launches across Europe so as to limit the opportunities for the authorities to depress these prices in major markets through application of international price referencing.
The only thing that stops prices of innovative medicines spiralling out of control is some degree of government intervention and competition from parallel trade. The role of the EU in pharmaceutical pricing is limited to enforcing the price transparency Directive, which does not attempt to control or harmonise prices but merely ensures that price setting is transparent and does not discriminate by country of origin of the product.
The current American market for medicines provides an example of what can happen when no parallel trade is permitted and where the federal government does not intervene.
Americans already pay the highest prescription drug prices in the world, and these continue to soar. They have risen at three times the rate of inflation over the past four years. Without the legal certainty of having incoming parallel trade enshrined in US law, an estimated one million Americans regularly cross the border in person or use foreign-based internet pharmacies to obtain more affordable medicines.


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We conducted a molecular study of MRSA isolated in Swiss hospitals, including the first five consecutive isolates recovered from blood cultures and the first ten isolates recovered from other sites in newly identified carriers. Among 73 MRSA isolates, 44 different double locus sequence typing (DLST) types and 32 spa types were observed. Most isolates belonged to the NewYork/Japan, the UK-EMRSA-15, the South German and the Berlin clones. In a country with a low to moderate MRSA incidence, inclusion of non-invasive isolates allowed a more accurate description of the diversity. ©2013 European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases.


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Starred by Stephen Beaty, this film directed by Quentin Hammonds was premiered in TV or cinema in 2014. The film "The Color Line" had an original production of USA. You can watch The Color Line online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
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The original audio of The Color Line has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in USA.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Patrick Durham.
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ergotamine/caffeine - oral
GENERIC NAME: ERGOTAMINE/CAFFEINE - ORAL (er-GOT-a-meen/KAF-een)
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WARNING: This medication has rarely caused a serious lack of blood flow to the arms/hands, or to the feet, or to the brain, which could cause a stroke. The risk is increased when this medication is taken with other drugs that can affect the removal of ergotamine from your body. Examples include boceprevir, mifepristone, telaprevir, telithromycin, certain antidepressants (such as nefazodone), azole antifungals (such as ketoconazole, itraconazole), macrolide antibiotics (such as clarithromycin, erythromycin, troleandomycin), HIV protease inhibitors (such as ritonavir, nelfinavir, indinavir), HIV NNRTIs (such as delavirdine, efavirenz), a certain combination HIV medication (elvitegravir/cobicistat/emtricitabine/tenofovir), SSRIs (such as fluoxetine, paroxetine, fluvoxamine), among others.
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USES: This combination medication is used to treat or prevent certain types of headaches (vascular headaches including migraine and cluster headaches). Headache pain can sometimes be caused by widened blood vessels in the head. Ergotamine works by narrowing these widened blood vessels. Caffeine increases the absorption of ergotamine and also narrows widened blood vessels.
HOW TO USE: Take this medication by mouth with or without food as directed by your doctor, usually 2 tablets at the first sign of headache, followed by 1 tablet every half hour until the headache is relieved. Do not take more than 6 tablets per headache attack or 10 tablets in a 7-day period.If your doctor has prescribed this medication to help prevent certain types of headaches (such as cluster headaches), take this medication exactly as directed by your doctor, usually for short-term treatment (2 to 3 weeks).The dosage is based on your medical condition and response to treatment. This medication works best if it is taken at the first sign of the headache. If you wait until the headache has worsened, the medication may not work as well.If you have a higher risk for heart problems (see Precautions), your doctor may perform a heart exam before you start taking this medication. He/she may also direct you to take your first dose of this medication in the office/clinic to monitor for serious side effects (such as chest pain). Talk to your doctor for details.This medication is usually taken only as needed. It is not meant for long-term daily use.Along with its benefits, this medication may rarely cause abnormal drug-seeking behavior (addiction). This risk may be increased if you have abused alcohol or drugs in the past. Take this medication exactly as prescribed to lessen the risk of addiction.Overuse of drugs to treat sudden migraine attacks can sometimes lead to worsening of headache (medication overuse headache) or rebound headache. Therefore, do not use this medication more often or for longer than prescribed. Tell your doctor if you need to use this medication more often, if the medication is not working as well, or if you have more frequent or worse headaches. Your doctor may need to change your medication and/or add another medication to help prevent headaches.
SIDE EFFECTS: Nausea, vomiting, upset stomach, restlessness, trouble sleeping, or dizziness may occur. If any of these effects persist or worsen, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.Tell your doctor right away if you have any serious side effects, including: slow/fast/irregular heartbeat, numbness/tingling in fingers/toes, blue fingers/toes/nails, cold hands/feet, muscle pain/weakness, severe stomach/abdominal pain, lower back pain, decrease in the amount of urine.Get medical help right away if you have any very serious side effects, including: chest/jaw/left arm pain, confusion, slurred speech, vision changes, weakness on one side of the body.A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, get medical help right away if you notice any symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, including: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.In the US -Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.In Canada - Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to Health Canada at 1-866-234-2345.
Quick GuideMigraine or Headache? Migraine Symptoms, Triggers, Treatment
PRECAUTIONS: Before taking this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to ergotamine or caffeine; or to other ergot alkaloids (such as dihydroergotamine); or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients, which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details.Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history, especially of: blood circulation problems (for example, in your legs, arms/hands, or stomach), certain types of headaches (hemiplegic or basilar migraine), heart problems (such as chest pain, irregular heartbeat, previous heart attack), kidney disease, liver disease, stroke or "mini-stroke" (transient ischemic attack).Certain conditions can increase your risk for heart problems. Tell your doctor if you have any of these conditions, including: high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, family history of heart disease, overweight, postmenopausal (women), age more than 40 years (men).This drug may make you dizzy. Do not drive, use machinery, or do any activity that requires alertness until you are sure you can perform such activities safely. Limit alcoholic beverages. Remember that alcohol may cause headaches.Using tobacco/nicotine products while using this medication can increase the risk of serious side effects such as heart problems and decreased blood flow to the brain/hands/feet. Do not use tobacco while taking this medication. If you smoke, talk to your doctor about how to stop smoking.Before having surgery, tell your doctor or dentist about all the products you use (including prescription drugs, nonprescription drugs, and herbal products).This medication must not be used during pregnancy. It may harm an unborn baby. Discuss the use of at least two reliable forms of birth control (such as condoms, birth control pills) with your doctor. If you become pregnant or think you may be pregnant, tell your doctor immediately.This drug passes into breast milk and may have undesirable effects on a nursing infant. Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
DRUG INTERACTIONS: See also Warning section.Drug interactions may change how your medications work or increase your risk for serious side effects. This document does not contain all possible drug interactions. Keep a list of all the products you use (including prescription/nonprescription drugs and herbal products) and share it with your doctor and pharmacist. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicines without your doctor's approval.If you also take "triptan" migraine drugs (such as sumatriptan, rizatriptan), you will need to separate your triptan dose from your dose of this medication to lessen the chance of serious side effects. Ask your doctor how long you should wait between your doses of these drugs.Check the labels on all your medicines (especially cough-and-cold products, diet aids, other headache products) because they may contain caffeine or other ingredients that could increase your heart rate or blood pressure. Certain beverages (such as coffee, colas, energy drinks) may also contain caffeine. Ask your pharmacist about using those products safely.This medication may interfere with certain medical/laboratory tests (including dipyridamole-thallium imaging tests, urine catecholamine/5-HIAA levels), possibly causing false test results. Make sure laboratory personnel and all your doctors know you use this drug.
Quick GuideMigraine or Headache? Migraine Symptoms, Triggers, Treatment
OVERDOSE: If overdose is suspected, contact a poison control center or emergency room immediately. US residents can call their local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. Canada residents can call a provincial poison control center. Symptoms of overdose may include: nausea/vomiting, numbness/tingling in the fingers/toes, chest pain, muscle pain/weakness.
NOTES: Do not share this medication with others.Certain foods, beverages, or food additives (such as red wine, cheese, chocolate, monosodium glutamate) as well as lifestyle patterns such as irregular eating/sleeping habits or stress may bring on a migraine headache. Avoiding these "triggers" may help lessen migraine attacks. Consult your doctor for more details.
STORAGE: Store at room temperature away from light and moisture. Do not store in the bathroom. Keep all medications away from children and pets.Do not flush medications down the toilet or pour them into a drain unless instructed to do so. Properly discard this product when it is expired or no longer needed. Consult your pharmacist or local waste disposal company.
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Cluster HeadachesThe term cluster headache is a type of headache that recurs over a period of time. There are episodes that last one to three times a day during a period of time, which may last from 2 weeks to 3 months. There are three main types of treatment:
- abortive medications,
- preventive medications,
- or surgery which involves blocking the trigeminal nerve.
Migraine headaches are severe headaches that are sensitive to light, sounds, and smells. Some people who suffer from migraines also have severe head pain. People also have symptoms of nausea and vomiting. Common migraine triggers may include:
- Certain foods
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They are diagnosed by a doctor if the headache pattern fits established migraine headache criteria. Over-the-counter (OTC) and prescription medications are sometime used to treat acute migraines. To prevent or reduce the frequency and severity of them doctors recommend supplements and prescription medications, for example:
- Blood pressure drugs
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Lifestyle modification helps in migraine management. Many people who suffer from migraines get relief from their condition by keeping a headache diary, identifying and avoiding triggers, and taking appropriate medication.
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Raynaud's PhenomenonRaynaud's phenomenon is characterized by a pale-blue-red sequence of color changes of the digits, most commonly after exposure to cold. Occurring as a result of spasm of blood vessels, the cause is unknown. Symptoms of Raynaud's phenomenon depend on the severity, frequency, and duration of the blood vessel spasm. Treatments include protection of the digits, medications, and avoiding emotional stresses, smoking, cold temperature, and tools that vibrate the hands.


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Here is the first single from singer and actress 'Shilole' for the year 2016, She has been cool in the music game since the last release of her song called 'Nyang'anyang'a' at the end of the last year followed with a danceable video during the start of February this year 2016. She is back again with this Club based new song called 'Say My Name' featuring the Tanzania's finest musician 'Barnaba Boy' from Tanzania House Of Talent (THT).
The song speaks on Shilole's life as well as her classic living style and on the other side people views this as the answer to 'Nuh Mziwanda's latest song called 'Jike Shupa' which was taken as a Diss to this Actress. This tune produced by 'Mr. Camera'.


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Anyone riding this years or last years Melissa? If so,how do you like it?
I don't know how it rides, but she did just win the pro tour stop in Ackworth!!! If you decide to buy one, let me see what kind of price Performance would give a friend before you purchase elsewhere.
Really? thanks Kat! Evo gear has the 2010 for 253. free shipping and everything. I know she just won, she is my fav rider, and I have her boots just not her board. I will fb you
Hi Kim, I've tried it a couple of times and almost bought one.... It is super poppy, really light, and a lot of fun.
The few things that made me pause though, was, because it's a hybrid flex board, it can sometimes be a little unpredictable off the wake. It also tends to be loose when it's not on edge.
Also the 2nd time I tried it it had fins in, and I couldn't for the life of me get it to unlock to do a bs slide or surface bs 180. It was stuck to the water like glue... I need another try without fins before I'll be able to talk myself into it I think.
But, it is really fun, and really poppy! I'm sure you'll love it once you've spent some time getting used to it :)
Hi Alice, Thanks for the tips. Right now I ride the Jett, and I am not sure if I want to change boards. But I am glad you told me this info.
I think I was just looking for change. But I need to stick with my Jett.
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Journal of Nanomaterials
Volume 2014 (2014), Article ID 507978, 5 pages
Synthesis of Thermally Spherical CuO Nanoparticles
1Program in Materials Science, Faculty of Science, Maejo University, Chiang Mai 50290, Thailand
2Department of Physics and Materials Science, Faculty of Science, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand
3Materials Science Research Center, Faculty of Science, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand
Received 6 September 2013; Accepted 29 November 2013; Published 8 January 2014
Academic Editor: Enrico Bergamaschi
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Most Underrated Iron Maiden Songswolphert
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People should really give the blaze albums a try they really are great and shows a different more darker style of maiden. But this song man this is like "Hollowed be thy name" of the Blaze era.
Avoided by "fans" because it is Blaze era Maiden. Big mistake on their part. This is a classic song that proved the band could still impress without Dickinson.
It's totally unfair that people hate on Blaze just because he doesn't have Bruce's amazing vocal range!
It's illegal how underrated this awesome song is, the best song from the Blaze era in my opinionV 2 Comments
Truly underrated Iron Maiden song. Virtual XI may fall short on many accounts but this song is one of the best Blaze does with MaidenV 2 Comments
This is like the best Paul Di'Anno era song!
The riff in this song is out of this world...
Definitely the best track on the album. It is the definative paul Di'ano song. 10/10V 1 Comment
Definitely an underrated song, very good. truthfully seems no one really knows about this album now a daysV 1 Comment
Whatever the problem, Clint Eastwood's gonna fix it!
Amazing performance from Nicko and probably the greatest six minutes ever in a Maiden gig when they played this in 2005.
Just listen to it and answer - HOW CAN THIS ONE BE #89?!
Please, people, vote for it! - SnaGem
I could listen to the last 2 minutes for an eternity.
A top ten Maiden song. Paul is awesome on this album, and this is my favorite of his.
Absolutely one of my favorites. I can't believe it is so low. Paul's finest moment!
Seriously!? How can this be rated 58? This might be the greatest song with Paul. The chorus is amazing and extremly memorable. This might be the most underrated maiden song (in my opinion)
Underrated? There's probably no fan who really dislike this
This is honestly their greatest song from one of their best albums
Best track off of their best album
I think this song is a bit overrated, really.V 2 Comments
Probably Maiden's most underrated song in my opinion, there is literally nothing to dislike about this song.
OH God. come on, Judas Be My Guide is the most underrated Iron Maiden song ever. It's even underrated on this list. It's definitely one of the best songs from FOTD and my personal favorite as well
Pity they've played this live. Such lucid melodies by Dave.
Its probably the most underrated metal song ever!V 1 Comment
This song is considered to be "good", but it's better than that. It's the best song from Somewhere in Time (a solid album in itself). The lyrics, bass line, Bruce, the synths, EVERYTHING works.
My favorite Iron Maiden song ever
Personally this is one of my favorites.V 1 Comment
One of my absolute favorites. Definitely needs to be played live. Would love to see how Bruce sings this beautiful song.
One of the best & most underrated song of Iron Maiden. Greatest Guitar riffs that purely rock! Up The Irons!
An amazing epic, maybe a little slow to start, but amazing guitar work and vocals.
The solo that begins at 6.13 is the most sad solo of the maiden and it is awesomeV 4 Comments
The fact this isn't on any Iron Maiden list is sad. Gotta love Hallowed Be Thy Name, Aces High and Number of the Beast, but this is a pretty awesome song. Very aggressive sound for them and one of the first Maiden songs I fell in love with.
The history told in this song and the chorus melody. Out of this world!
That solo part is just beautiful man...
tell me what you can hear
and then tell me what you what you see
every body has a different way to view the world
i would like you to know
when you see the simple things
to appreciate this life
its not to late to learn
AMAZING CHORUS - wolphert
Yeah this song is lovely, both this one and children of the damned are so underrated it hurts, people are just idiots.
This song is so underrated that is ridiculous!
Sunlight falling on your steel
This is a great song on piece of mind and it has not much lyrics and its the shortest song on the album about 3 minuets thr onlh songd on piece of mind that is better is the trooper, revelations and still life to tame a land is better to and all songs great on this album but quest for fire
Almost no one talks about this tune! Its a good rocker, its catchy, and Bruce's raspiness shines through well in this song. Very underrated! In fact, almost all the No Prayer album itself is underrated! Its a good album too.
Whoever commented above me, you are so right this is definitely underrated!
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By Howard Goorney
Epilogue to the collection: Agit-prop to Theatre Workshop, Political Playscripts 1930-1950
Though all theatre is, in a broad sense 'political', the term 'political theatre' has been accepted as defining a left-wing theatre, critical of the capitalist system and expressing in its work the need for radical change.
The first organised political theatre in this country was the Workers' Theatre Movement, which spanned the period from 1928 to 1938. 1968 saw the upsurge of alternative theatre and the formation of several socialist theatre groups. Linking these two movements was the pre-war work of Theatre Union in Manchester and the post-war work of Theatre Workshop.
The Workers' Theatre Movement of the thirties, as important a cultural and political manifestation in its own time as the alternative movement of the seventies, has been almost completely ignored in the mainstream of writing on theatre history, and such information as is available is limited, in the main, to specialist journals such as History Workshop.
The third edition of the Oxford Companion to the Theatre, though it claims 'an effort has been made to provide information on every aspect of the theatre up to the end of 1964' has nothing to say on the subject. The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of World Theatre, published by Thames and Hudson in 1977, deals solely, in seventy words, with agitational theatre in the U.S.S.R. and Germany before the Second World War, though Theatre Union does get a brief mention under 'Littlewood'. Methuen's Encyclopedia of World Drama, published in 1970, and the Penguin Dictionary of Theatre have no entry under Street theatre, Agit-Prop or Political theatre. Surprisingly, even David Edgar wrote in the Theatre Quarterly of winter 1979, 'There are two reasons why 1968 can be taken as the starting date of political theatre in Britain'.
Political theatre goes back even earlier than the start of the Workers' Theatre Movement in 1928, but that year marks the beginning of an attempt to organise left-wing theatre on a comparatively widespread scale. It was directly agitational, rejecting completely all the theatrical conventions of the time, embracing the class-struggle and identifying itself closely with the Communist Party. The revolutionary nature of its work was unable to survive the formation of the Popular Front in 1936 - the alliance between the Communist Party, the Independent Labour Party and the left wing of the Labour Party. Also, unemployment had declined, industrial strife was easing and progressive forces felt that the urgent need was to unite against what was then seen as the main danger- the rise of fascism all over Europe. To alert a broader section of the people to this new threat, the direct, simple sketches of street agit-prop had to give way to indoor theatre, full-length plays and, consequently, the need to improve the artistic and technical levels of performance. Joan Littlewood and Ewan MacColl had led the way with Theatre of Action in Manchester as early as 1934, culminating in the production of Last Edition in 1940, paving the way for the even more complex requirements of plays like Uranium 235 in the post-war years.
Though little has been documented of the many groups that made up the Workers' Theatre Movement a great deal is known about the present-day alternative theatre. Unlike the Workers' Theatre Movement it is an accepted part of the theatrical scene. Until recently public subsidy has been available to many of them on the basis of their merit. Now, in the political climate of the 1980s, these are being withdrawn from the more radical groups such as 7:84 and they are now fighting for their survival. Many of its writers are established 'names' and their plays are published. Some of these, like John Arden, David Mercer, John McGrath, had been writing since the fifties, but 1968 marked the beginning of the upsurge of left-wing theatre groups in this country, alongside other theatre groups with no specific political commitment.
It is significant that the formation in 1928 of the Workers' Theatre Movement and the rise of political theatre in the late sixties both had, as their springboard, a rejection of orthodox Labour politics and the need to seek out a more radical solution to the injustices of capitalism though the differences in the economic conditions of the two periods was considerable. 1928 was a time of depression, high unemployment and poverty, and the Workers' Theatre Movement, born out of discontent and struggle, was an integral pan of the political movement of the working class. 1968 on the other hand, was a time of comparative prosperity, unemployment was low and the recession had not yet bit the consumer society. Nevertheless, the Labour government that had come to power in 1964 had failed to effect any of the expected radical changes. From the resulting disillusionment and the political awareness of students, intellectuals and young theatre workers, some of whom were from the working class, sprang the theatre of protest. Some groups adopted agit-prop techniques, taking their theatre to non-theatrical venues: halls, clubs, pubs, community centres, places of work and out on to the streets, in much the same way as the Workers' Theatre Movement had done.
It may be that Harold Hobson was overstating the case when he said "I doubt if there would have been any Fringe without Theatre Workshop and Joan Littlewood", but the influence on the work of some of the pioneers of the political theatre in the late sixties has been acknowledged, not least in their appreciation of the need to develop the physical skills of the actors, the value of the use of common speech in the theatre and the advantages resulting from group work.
Albert Hunt has said that these were just some of the elements in Theatre Workshop productions he saw over the years that inspired his subsequent work with the Bradford College of Art group. His memorable large-scale piece of street theatre The Russian Revolution and drama documentaries like John Ford's Cuban Missile Crisis in turn influenced much of the political theatre of the seventies, including the work of groups like General Will and Welfare State.
John McGrath has also acknowledged the influence of Theatre Workshop on his work with 7:84 Company and their commitment to create a popular working class theatre. How this can best be achieved has exercised the minds of everyone engaged in political theatre since the twenties. The agit-prop theatre of those years took their sketches to those directly concerned with specific issues - at their places of work, into clubs or out into the streets; and since the late sixties this form of theatre has been developed by groups like North-West Spanner, Belt and Braces and Red Ladder.
Agit-prop certainly ensures that your message gets to the intended audience, and its impact is immediate, but it has obvious limitations. It is unable to cope with the complex historical progression of events, or with rapid transitions of time and place, essential to a play like Uranium 235. To effect this and to create the right atmosphere for each scene the help of music and lighting is needed and a flexible form of staging to break up the stage area for the movements of the actors. So a certain amount of technical equipment is necessary, but provided a group is prepared to load and unload this on to a vehicle and rig and de-rig stages, plays of this kind are mobile and can reach working-class audiences in own clubs and halls.
All this was done in the one-night-stand tours of Theatre Workshop from 1945 to 1952, which included the South Wales mining villages, the miners' halls of the North-East and the Scottish coalfields. We didn't always play to good houses, but we knew that whoever turned up was almost bound to be working class - there were very few others around. A notable success in our search for working-class audiences was the five performances of Uranium 235 which we played at Butlin's Holiday Camp at Filey in May 1946. Each episode was applauded as though it was an item on a variety hill, and the enthusiasm shown for what must have been, for most of the audience, a novel theatrical experience, confirmed our belief that there was no need to compromise or 'play down' to working people.
There were no recognised venues or touring circuits in the forties and fifties as there are now, and every hall had to be sought out and booked. We were the only political theatre touring at this time. We had no subsidy, and playing six one-night stands a week for months at a time was very hard work. Notable amongst the many groups now touring the country is John McGrath's 7:84 Company, whose work with popular theatre forms, song, dance and documentary drama has attracted new audiences to the theatre in Scotland and England. David Scase, a founder-member of Theatre Workshop, directed Johnny Noble for the 7:84 Company in 1983. At the time of writing this company, as might be expected, has lost its subsidy. Perhaps they should follow Lord Gowrie's advice and seek commercial sponsorship!
An important stimulus to this creation of new audiences has been the setting-up of local community theatres all over the country, usually in non-theatre locations - though occasionally conventional theatres have been put to good use. A feature of the work of Peter Cheeseman (who was also influenced by Theatre Workshop), at the Victoria Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent, has been to extend the Living Newspaper form into historical documentaries of local interest, using idiomatic speech and researched by his own group of actors. The Everyman Theatre, Liverpool, also attracted a largely working-class audience, particularly when John McGrath worked there in 1971 and 1972.
Unfortunately much of socialist theatre tends to play to the converted, thereby restricting its audience to the politically aware, and is thus unable to extend the boundaries of theatre to the apolitical majority. The attraction of a ready made, sympathetic response is understandable, but it is the 'unknown quantity' in an audience that provides the challenge to new ideas and stimulating theatre. It also needs to be accessible to working people, which cannot be said of cultural institutions like the National Theatre, the Royal Shakespeare Company or even the Royal Court. That is not to say that socialist writers like Howard Brenton, David Edgar, David Hare, Edward Bond and others should not be writing for these theatres any more than that socialist actors shouldn't act there. They have to make a living, and the mainly middle-class audiences can only benefit from being exposed to some of the harsher realities of life through some of the plays of these writers.
David Edgar wrote a few years ago: 'the most potent, rich and in many ways politically acute theatrical statements of the past ten years have been made in custom-built buildings patronised almost exclusively by the middle class'. He quotes scenes from the plays of Edward Bond, Barry Keeffe and Howard Barker to illustrate this point. Many of those working in socialist theatre would disagree, but in any case, however exciting they may be in theatrical terms, the impact of these political statements is largely negated if they are inaccessible to those most directly concerned - the working class. David Edgar goes on to assert that the form and language of these plays requires, for their understanding, a cultural or academic background denied to the vast majority of people, thus rendering them even more inaccessible. It is possible to write 'up' as well as 'down'!
It is a concept of theatre that differs substantially from that which motivated the work of Theatre Workshop and the pre-war Manchester groups that preceded it. From the early thirties political theatre set out to identify, in its work, with the lives and language of the industrial working class. The aim was for a theatre that was widely understood while still able to deal with complex subjects though a wide variety of theatrical styles. This was epitomised in plays like Uranium 235 which reached out to a wide variety of audiences - from the Comedy Theatre in London's West End to the holiday-makers at Butlin's Camp in Filey.
While plays written for the 'prestige' theatres cannot be said to contribute to the building of a popular theatre, these writers have of course also written extensively for socialists groups, and their contribution in this area has been considerable.
My concern is that the theatre should play a part in enriching the lives of many more people. I believe that the Theatre Workshop Manifesto of 1945 still holds good as the basic foundation for a People's Theatre, and that our first production, Johnny Noble, embodied, to a large extent, our conception of theatre:
- The great theatres of all times have been popular theatres which reflected the dreams and struggles of the people. The theatre of Aeschylus and Sophocles, of Shakespeare and Ben Jonson, of the Commedia dell'-Arte and Moliére derived their inspiration, their language, their art from the people.
- We want a theatre with a living language, a theatre which is not afraid of its own voice and which will comment as fearlessly on society as did Ben Jonson and Aristophanes.
- Theatre Workshop is an organisation of artists, technicians and actors who are experimenting in stage-craft. Its purpose ja to create a flexible theatre-art, as swift moving and plastic as the cinema, by applying the recent technical advances in light and sound, and introducing music and the 'dance theatre' style of production.
A popular theatre cannot be built solely on the basis of contemporary plays concerned with the political or social ills of our society. The plays inherited from the great theatres of the past, the Greeks, the Elizabethans, the Commedia dell'arte and the Spanish theatre of Lope de Vega, are the heritage of all people and must not remain, as at present, the privilege of the few. These playwrights wrote for a popular theatre of their own time and many of their themes are still relevant today. Who has matched Ben Jonson's exposure of greed and corruption in Volpone and The Alchemist or the tyranny of power in Lope de Vega's The Sheepwell? The Théátre National Populaire of Roger Planchan and the political theatre of Erwin Piscator in Weimar Germany, both succeeded in creating a popular theatre on the basis of a wide repertoire of plays including the classics. To their names could be added that of Joan Littlewood.
It was no doubt easier in those optimistic days of 1945 to take a long-term view of the function of the theatre and how it could play its full part in the better times we were certain lay ahead. After all, we had a Labour government with a massive majority ready to lead us to the millennium. Our friendship with the Soviet Union had been cemented in war, never to be broken. Fascism had been defeated, a secure future lay ahead for all mankind, and we were determined to build a theatre worthy of that future. It could be said that the political reality turned out to be a lot less worthy than our theatre; and in the 1980's we see MacMillan's phrase 'the unacceptable face of capitalism' translated into grim reality. The forces of reaction have never been stronger, and the political and industrial strength of the working class is divided and ineffective in the fight against the evils of our society and the ultimate horror - the threat of nuclear extinction. The miners were defeated by the disunity within their own ranks and the lack of organised workers' support rather than by the government and the N.C.B.
The cutting of arts subsidies following on the abolition of the G.L.C. and the Metropolitan Boroughs threatens the existence of many groups in the Alternative Theatre movement. No effective proposals have been made by central government to replace the funding previously provided by local government. The disbanding of theatre groups with a social commitment can only be welcomed by a government antagonistic to all progressive institutions. It is part and parcel of the attack on the quality of life and those who strive to enhance it. If we accept that the legacy of man's achievements in our art galleries and museums must be accessible to all, then, equally, the great plays of the past must be made available, not only on paper in libraries but in performance. They are our allies in the struggle for a more civilised society.
The capacity for theatre to stimulate man's critical awareness and question the accepted tenets of our society makes it a danger to conformism. Rather a 'mass' culture based on Bingo, the Generation Game and soap opera, which serves as an opiate, and whose very triviality ensures that it does not impinge on the workings of society or those who live in it. The concept that Art generally, including theatre, exists to enrich our spirit, to inform and extend our horizons is quite alien to those who are content to see it as a form of relaxation for a largely middle-class minority. The alternative tTheatre movement is not only fighting for its own survival but also, hopefully, for this concept of theatre. In the words of Bertold Brecht:
How can the theatre be entertaining and instructive at the same time? How can it be taken out of the hands of intellectual drug traffic and become a place offering real experiences rather than illusions? How can the unliberated and unknowing man of our century with his thirst for knowledge and freedom, the tortured and heroic, misused and inventive man of our terrible and great century, himself changeable and yet able to change the world, how can he be given a theatre which will help him to be master of his world?
Resources about political theatre in the library collection
Andrew Davies, Other theatres: the development of alternative and experimental theatre in Britain (1987) - Shelfmark: H58
Raphael Samuel, Ewan MacColl and Stuart Cosgrove, Theatres of the left, 1880-1935: workers' theatre movements in Britain and America (1985) - Shelfmark: E47
Ness Edwards, The workers theatre (1930) - Shelfmark: A58
Catherine Itzin, Stages in the revolution - political theatre in Britain since 1968 (1980) - Shelfmark: J04
Erwin Piscator, The political theatre (1980) - Shelfmark: J05
Arthur Sainer, The radical theatre notebook (1975) - Shelfmark: J06
Baz Kershaw, The politics of performance: radical theatre as cultural intervention (1992) - Shelfmark: Q12
John Willett, The theatre of Erwin Piscator: half a century of politics in the theatre (1986) - Shelfmark: M34
Alan Filewod and David Watt, Workers' playtime: theatre and the labour movement since 1970 (2001) - Shelfmark: I12
David Bradby, Louis James, Bernard Sharratt (eds.), Performance and politics in popular drama: aspects of popular entertainment in theatre, film and television 1800-1976 (1980) - Shelfmark: I21
Eric Bentley, The theatre of commitment: and other essays on drama in our society (1967) - Shelfmark: J47
Leonard Abraham Jones, The British Worker's Theatre, 1917-1935 (no date) - Shelfmark: E74
Murray Melvin, The art of the Theatre Workshop (2006) - Shelfmark: I40
Howard Goorney, The Theatre Workshop story (1981) - Shelfmark: E47
Howard Goorney and Ewan MacColl (eds.), Agit-prop to Theatre Workshop: political playscripts 1930-50 (1986) - Shelfmark: E47
Joan Littlewood, Joan's book: Joan Littlewood's peculiar history as she tells it (1995) - Shelfmark: E47
Elizabeth MacLennan, The moon belongs to everyone - making theatre with 7:84 (1990) - Shelfmark: I12
Norman Veitch. The People's: being a history of The People's Theatre Newcastle upon Tyne 1911-1939 (1950) - Shelfmark: I34
Progressive Players, The story of twenty-five years 1920-1945 (ca. 1945) - Shelfmark: AG Independent Labour Party Box 8


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Saturday, August 15, 2009
ATC to Birthday Card
This card came as part of an ATC swap I joined on Stamper's Corner. The theme was monochrome.
I have been getting in to unmounted stamps and I decided to unmount my 2-step Stampin Up! stamps to make them easier to line up when over stamping.
I never got a good overstamp until now. The rose focal image is on the same ATC I did for the swap. It is the retired Rose Rhapsody from SU. It is stamped on Regal Rose cs using Rose Red ink. The overstamping was done with Tsukineko's essential glue pad, which is an ink pad that has glue instead of ink. Then it was covered with red glitter from SU.
The bg is SU's retired Victorian bg stamped on Regal Rose cs in Rose Red ink. I also unmounted all my bg stamps to give me more storage space. I discovered that I can store my acrylic blocks, Spellbinders dies and Cuttlebug embossing folders in the cases the bg stamps came in.
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By Mark Maske
Washington Post Staff Writer
Monday, January 24, 2005; Page D01
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 23 -- The Philadelphia Eagles discovered that there is life after the NFC championship game, after all. Their Super Bowl-or-bust season indeed will end on football's biggest stage, as they got two touchdown passes from quarterback Donovan McNabb to tight end Chad Lewis and rode the rugged play of their defense to a 27-10 triumph over the Atlanta Falcons in Sunday's NFC title game at frigid Lincoln Financial Field.
Their agonizing run of losses in three straight NFC championship games, the last two at home, ended with an unspectacular but highly efficient performance by the Eagles. They advanced to the Super Bowl on Feb. 6 in Jacksonville, Fla., the franchise's first Super Bowl trip since the 1980 season -- perhaps with wide receiver Terrell Owens back in the lineup.
"It's been a long wait," Lewis said. "I know the history of this place, all the down times, all the 'wait till next year.' Now we don't have to say, 'Wait till next year.' "
The Eagles (15-3) grabbed a 14-3 lead with a pair of first-half touchdowns, a four-yard run by reserve tailback Dorsey Levens and a three-yard pass from McNabb to Lewis. They watched the Falcons (12-6) get within 14-10 before halftime on tailback Warrick Dunn's 10-yard touchdown run.
But the Eagles never were threatened in the second half, as their defense put the clamps on Falcons quarterback Michael Vick and the rest of the Atlanta offense. Eagles place kicker David Akers provided a pair of third-quarter field goals, and the crowd of 67,717 began chants of "Su-per Bowl! Su-per Bowl!" after McNabb found Lewis for a two-yard touchdown with just more than three minutes remaining.
"It was a great feeling," Eagles Coach Andy Reid said. "Really with about two minutes left, the place erupted even louder than it had been. The players really started feeling it after that last touchdown. . . . I think it makes it even more worthwhile that we had to do it four times to get over the hump."
The Eagles were the NFC's best team all season, but their joyride to Jacksonville was interrupted when they lost Owens last month to a severe ankle sprain that required surgery. Reid sat down his front-line players in the final two games of the regular season, sending the Eagles into the playoffs on the heels of consecutive defeats. But they were vindicated, and so was their coach.
"You could tell he was relieved," veteran linebacker Ike Reese said. "I was happy for the big guy. He's taken a lot of heat for a guy who's won as much as he's won."
McNabb completed 17 of 26 passes for 180 yards and led a turnover-free Philadelphia offense. Tailback Brian Westbrook ran for 96 yards on 16 carries and added 39 yards on five catches. The Eagles even outrushed the Falcons, 156 yards to 99. The Philadelphia defense limited Vick to 26 rushing yards and 136 passing yards on 11-for-24 throwing accuracy. The Eagles didn't blitz often. But they hit Vick hard and they hit him often, sacking him four times. They pounded Vick's receivers, and safety Brian Dawkins set up one of Akers's field goals with an interception.
"They didn't do anything different," Vick said. "They played just like we thought they were going to. . . . They played a great game, from an offensive standpoint and a defensive standpoint. . . . It's tough to lose a football game like this, to come so close and you don't take advantage of the opportunity."
A massive snow-removal operation overnight left few signs inside the stadium of Saturday's storm that paralyzed the city. But the teams did have to deal with a game-time temperature of 17 degrees and wind gusts of 35 mph. "At one point, when the wind was blowing sideways this morning, I thought we were going to have trouble throwing the ball," Reid said.
But McNabb managed the weather well and the Falcons never got going. The tone was set early. Atlanta had little success on its opening possession, going three plays and out, and the Eagles crafted a solid opening drive. But McNabb sailed a throw high over the head of Lewis, who was open on a third-and-seven play from the Atlanta 32-yard line. The Eagles lined up for a 50-yard field goal attempt by Akers on fourth down but faked it, with holder Koy Detmer flipping the ball forward to Lewis. The Falcons were ready, though, and Lewis was tackled shy of the first down.
Atlanta moved to the Philadelphia 37. But Vick threw incomplete on third and seven while being hit by defensive end Derrick Burgess. Chris Mohr's punt into the wind went only seven yards, and the Eagles moved 70 yards for the game's first touchdown.
They benefited from an illegal-use-of-hands call against Atlanta rookie cornerback DeAngelo Hall to keep their drive going after a third-down incompletion. Westbrook broke free for a 36-yard run, and tight end L.J. Smith provided a 21-yard catch and run for a first down at the Falcons 4. Levens got stacked up around the 2 on his first-down carry but kept his legs churning, and Eagles guard Jermane Mayberry helped to push the pile into the end zone.
The Falcons responded with a 17-play drive that took nearly nine minutes. A defensive-holding penalty on safety Michael Lewis negated an interception by cornerback Sheldon Brown, and the Falcons marched to a first down at the Philadelphia 2. But Atlanta had to settle for Jay Feely's 23-yard field goal.
The Eagles promptly extended their lead to 14-3, with wide receiver Greg Lewis providing the key play. He outmaneuvered cornerback Christian Morton to get to McNabb's underthrown deep pass, hauling in the throw for a 45-yard gain to the Atlanta 4. On second down from the 3, McNabb had Chad Lewis open in the end zone along the right sideline. His throw was a bit wide, but Lewis made a superb grab and managed to keep his feet in bounds. An instant-replay challenge by the Falcons was rejected.
Atlanta didn't wilt, driving 70 yards for a touchdown. Tight end Alge Crumpler took a jarring hit by Dawkins but held on for a 31-yard reception to the Eagles 10, and Dunn scored on the next play.
The Eagles used Westbrook's running and receiving to move down the field on their opening drive of the second half, but couldn't get in the end zone and were fortunate that Falcons safety Bryan Scott dropped a would-be interception before Akers connected from 31 yards.
The Eagles punted on their next possession, and Vick and Crumpler were on different wavelengths. Vick thought the tight end was breaking off a pass pattern, but Crumpler kept going. Vick's throw ended up in Dawkins's chest, and the safety's 19-yard return gave the Eagles possession at the Falcons 11. But all they could manage was Akers's 34-yard field goal.


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hello there friends, I am a 29 years old male from Turkey, living with my girlfriend with whom I have been together for almost three and a half years.
with my constant encouraging, we at last began to live in polyamory since last year, and only now we are experiencing harsher than slight problems due to her first serious outside relationship.
I will be writing more under New to Polyamory title. see you.
Welcome to the Forum.
thanks for the welcome
Yes, welcome :)
I'd be interested to hear from you - I've travelled through Turkey - Loved it !
Certainly a country that may be a little more conservative in terms of sexuality than many other countries...which I think would add elements to your struggles, elements that many on these forums don't face. I'm sure you have much insight to offer..
It's really nice to hear from people across the globe, I wish you well and feel you show a openess of mind that will put you in good stead.
add to that most probably both of us being bisexual and working (I as volunteer, she as lawyer) in an lgbt rights association =)
all feedback appreciated about our situation by the way,
thanks again!
Do people know of your bisexuality and your partner's ?
only some know. family and most friends don't. yet. many of my friends are openly queer though.
edit: I don't like the bisexual label btw, I use it just for the sake of preventing confusion =) I like humans
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Q: According to scientists, whom you revere, do you know that homosapiens appeared on earth 200,000 years ago.
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Q: Were there cool and warm periods from then to now?
A: Many.
Q: Did homosapiens have the alleged carbon foot print on earth 200,000 or 100,000 or 20,000 years ago that we allegedly do today?
A: No, they were hunter/gatherers and lived off sustainable resources, organically.
Q: Do you know that the last ice age was 18,000 years ago?
A: That recent?
Q: So from your past answers, can you conclude that humans, with their organic foot print 18,000 years ago were the cause of the earth to warm, thereby ending that ice age?
A: Of course not. They did not pollute nor have the carbon foot print we do today? I said there have been many cool and warm periods. Science tells us so.
Q: So how can you say that humans today are the cause of global warming when humans 18,000 years ago did not cause global warming? (using the associative law of algebra if A=B and B=C, the A=C).
A: (sound of crickets)


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A white swan came in a sea gulf, near the beach just for relaxation. She keep her leg up on her back and smooth float near shore.
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