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Why socialism?
The Socialist Party of Great Britain argues that present-day society is not organised in the interests of the majority of people. We do not say this because we are a bunch of ever- complaining discontents or because we expect perfection in human affairs. We say it because of the plain, undeniable fact that the vast majority of the world's wealth is owned by a tiny minority of the world's population.
If we take the example of this country, we find (according to Royal Commission statistics) that 7 per cent of the population owns over 80 per cent of the wealth. And all productive activity that takes place does so to perpetuate this inequality. The single-figure owning minority we refer to as the "capitalist class". We do not call them this for emotive reasons, but quite simply to describe their function, that of accumulating and investing capital with a view to producing goods and services the sale of which will realise a profit.
The large majority who own virtually nothing except their ability to work and the few (usually shoddy) personal possessions (car, furniture, TV, washing machine) which that ability has enabled them to buy we call the "working class". And here we are not just referring to people who work with their hands, but to all those whose living depends on a wage or salary. In other words teachers, civil servants, doctors, journalists as well as miners, steelworkers dockers, postmen.
The working class too has a function, that of being exploited by the capitalist class. Once again "exploitation" is not a term we use loosely. By it we mean quite specifically that workers are always worth more to their employers than what they receive as wages or salary. What follows from this furthermore is that no matter how much workers receive for the job they do, they are only kept in that job so long as their work continues to be a source of profit to their employer. The iron law of the capitalist system is no profit, no production and the practical application of this equation is the unemployment caused at times of economic loss or recession, such as at present.
So members of the working class are in a permanently insecure situation. They never know, and neither do employers or governments or economists, when recession will come and quite what the effects will be. At the present time therefore, as the world recession grows deeper, many manual workers (steel, car making) are finding they are superfluous to their employers' profit-making capacity and many workers in non-manual jobs (civil servants, college lecturers) which were formerly thought "secure" are also finding that shrinking markets at the end of the production line mean fewer jobs in their field—the servicing and administration of that production line.
Some would say that economic recession isn't much fun for the capitalists either. And this is quite true. Their profits usually come down and hence their stock of capital is reduced. But unless they are so small as to be squeezed out of business (which does happen on a large scale and causes capital to be concentrated into fewer and fewer hands), recession makes little difference to their life style, for the material benefits they enjoy are derived from only a tiny fraction of their profits. The rest is ploughed back into maintenance of what they own and reinvestment and they simply have less to play with for these purposes.
Economic inequality, mass job insecurity and unemployment are fairly powerful indictments of the capitalist system but they are not our only arguments against it. The working class faces hosts of other problems, all caused by its unquestioning acceptance of capitalism. War arises from the rivalry for markets, raw materials, trade routes and strategic positions between the capitalist class of different countries. Wars are declared by governments, democratically elected or otherwise, in the interest of their national capitalist class and are fought by workers who unthinkingly suffer pain and death on a vast scale for "gains" which always prove illusory. That other scourge, racism, is a consequence of workers' insecure, precarious existence under capitalism. The housing problem does not stem from the fact that there are insufficient houses or not enough bricks to build them but from the fact that people who need houses have not got the money to buy them. Under capitalism the equation is not demand = need, but demand = need + ready cash. The list of working-class problems is endless and all of them, when examined closely, can be seen to be bound up with the workings of a system that produces not to satisfy human needs but to make profits.
The alternative to all this we call socialism. And by socialism we do not mean the way of administering capitalism practised by the Labour Party and its equivalents in other countries, nor do we mean the brutal state capitalist dictatorships that exist in countries like Russia, China and Cuba, that like to call themselves socialist. We mean one thing and only one thing: a world society in which all production will take place exclusively to satisfy human needs. This may at first sight seem a far-fetched proposition, but when one considers that, with modern technology, the world's resources are sufficient to assure a comfortable life for the whole of humanity, it is no more than a logical conclusion of seeing things as they are.
You may well ask how we are going to bring all this about. But the answer is that we are not. It can only be brought about when members of that vast majority of the population in the economically advanced countries of the world, the working class, decide they want to bring it about and then take conscious political action to do so. And by "conscious political action" we mean going to the ballot box and voting for candidates with a revolutionary mandate to dissolve capitalism and establish socialism. This democratically established society will itself be fully democratic and in it the means of life will be produced in abundance and used freely by everyone.
In the meantime we in the Socialist Party of Great Britain will continue to do everything in our power to persuade the world's working class that their interest is not served, and can never be served by support for a system that treats them as inferior, dispensable beings and puts a permanent barrier between themselves and the fruits of their labour.
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Things at Plush Towers tend to move at 100 miles an hour, and the rate we get through premises is no exception. That terrible fabric addiction I have is to blame I think and fabric tends to eat the buildings we occupy. First it was my house, then it was my mum's house, then it ate our first "proper" unit, then when 2 pallets of Kona solids arrived one day we knew it was time for another move. Continue reading "New Space At Plush Towers"
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Sew Your Own Lunch Bag Kit, whoop!
The Lab has been super busy these past few weeks, we finally finished the "Sew Your Own Lunch Bag" kit after lots of blood sweat and tears. I'm absolutely delighted with the finished result! The pattern and the instructions look amazing. Can't wait for pictures of the finished kits to come rolling in.
Golly it's a Dolly!
Well I made the dolly for my little girl using the OhSewDollin pattern. Lessons learned, you shouldn't substitute embroidery floss with machine embroidery thread and dollies don't need such hard arms. Pleased none the less and Baby Plush seems very happy!
I have been doing a quilt course for the past few weeks run by Yasmin at Goosey Quilts, it's a sampler quilt we're making so we're learning lots of different techniques. It's awesome. I didn't think I'd love quilting quite so much but I do, its appeal to my inner geek has surprised me.
The last class is next week and at the moment I feel like I'm a million miles away from having an actual quilt that me and my girl can snuggle under. I've been a very bad student and rebelled against pretty much all of the hand sewing blocks and have free styled my own way. The block above should have been done as a "needle turn appliqué" but I'd rather boil my own head than do all of all of that hand sewing so I machined it instead. I finished 2 machine appliqué blocks today (well my birdies just need some eyes) and then I just have a dresden plate to finish (it's last… hand sewing remains, ahhhh!)
I'm a bit gutted I used the wrong stitch on the music notes and flowers so it's a bit messy but ho hum…
So… 1 block to finish, 9 blocks to strip up and quilt, then bias then I'm done, whoop!
So of course, I'm planning the next project before this one is finished (and ignoring the fact I've already started another quilt!). Baby Plush *needs* a doll so I bought this pattern from OhSewDollin on Etsy, might try and knock this up over the weekend and avoid hand sewing that dresden plate.
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We've been asked loads of times for some heavier weight fabrics, we already have some Kokka in stock so we've plumped out the range with some awesome Alexander Henry home dec weight fabrics. Some great cottons came in too, drool. See our new Home Dec weight fabric here, there's more to come over the next few days too.
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When Rey and Belkis Rodriguez decided to leave California for Florida, they wanted to be sure their four children would be happy in their new environment.
The parents did some research and discovered the Patel Conservatory at the David A. Straz Center, Jr. for the Performing Arts would be a perfect place for their daughter, Angela, to receive theatrical training. When they found baseball fields and hockey rinks nearby for their three athletic sons, they decided to call this area home. So they packed up their family, both sets of grandparents, three dogs and a cat and came out to Florida.
Then five months ago, only three months after they had moved to Florida, the Rodriguez family had a terrible scare when Belkis experienced a heart attack and actually died, before being brought back to life. Now she has a Pacemaker and is doing fine. And she's looking forward to seeing Angela perform at the Straz Center for the Performing Arts.
"The Patel Conservatory was a big reason why we came to this area. I researched it online and then we visited it. We thought 'What a great setting! The conservatory right next to the Straz Center for the Performing Arts!' We love it," Belkis explains.
Because Mr. Rodriguez is a truck driver and his wife is studying to get her realtor license, the family can pretty much live anywhere. Now the family lives in Seminole and Angela makes the commute regularly to the Patel Conservatory, where she is currently preparing for the role of Queen Aggravain in "Once Upon a Mattress."
Angela has had theater experience before, namely at a college in California. But it was mostly for college students, so she only landed small roles. Angela is delighted to have a lead role in "Once Upon a Mattress," which runs April 12-14 and 19-21 in the TECO Theater at the Straz Center.
"I love it. I absolutely love it….I come here, the costumes are amazing, the set is my favorite thing in the whole world and I'm on stage the whole time!" Angela exclaims.
Performed by 21 students in grades five through eight directed by Emilia Sargent, "Once Upon a Mattress" is the hilarious musical adaptation of the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale, "The Princess and the Pea." Unexpected twists and turns keep the audience guessing in this freshly updated version of the show, which originally opened on Broadway in 1959 with Carol Burnett, followed by a 1996 revival starring Sarah Jessica Parker.
Explaining Queen Aggravain, Angela says, "My character is really rude. She's the bad guy in the play. All she cares about is her son not getting married because her son is all she has. If he gets married, she'll have to give up her crown and her son. She tests all the princesses unfairly so they can't pass (and marry the prince)."
Joining Patel Conservatory Youth Theater "has helped me meet people; it's like a blessing really. If I didn't have school and the Patel Conservatory, I wouldn't have so many friends," Angela says.
Tickets to "Once Upon a Mattress" start at $15 and may be purchased by calling 813-229-STAR (7827) or 800-955-1045 outside Tampa Bay, in person at the Straz Center Ticket Office or online at www.strazcenter.org.
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I thought that maybe if I took the bus I could journal for a moment. But it was crowded and I had to stand with the baby on my back and when I did get a seat, the baby grew fussy. I could barely hang onto the lurching bus and my girls at once, much less open my purse. Skyla lost her patience around the same time we got to our stop, so naturally, I missed it.No worries though, we walked through Chinatown for the first time and got caught in the rain before hopping on a bus back up the hill to the 22 foot gingerbread house at the Fairmont in San Francisco. I do love public transit that comes every 5-10 minutes.I experience something on the bus from time to time like when Skyla flirts with everyone she can catch with her eyes, smiling and babbling and a fat little hand on an elderly man's chest, or when Giovanna chooses to stand rather than sit with a smirk of pride. A swelling of my heart, simple but deep enjoyment of my children. It makes me sad for all of the hours I've spent in my car. Isolated, bored, lonely. Convenience and speed the tippy top priority. Time too finite to waste. Yet driving is another sort of waste… And a whole lot of freedom.Once we have our basic needs met, what do we chase? A lot, but at the center of it all is freedom, I think. Freedom of expression via art. Freedom to explore via travel. Freedom to consume via money. Freedom to grow via information. (Enter the internet!)Interestingly, motherhood seems to impose the opposite of freedom. By it's very nature motherhood occupies our bodies and consumes our hearts, sometimes our thoughts. Whether we want to accept it or not, our children are like teeny tiny bosses. Driving can become its own sort of break as our children are temporarily encumbered by their carseats. Their only power in that position comes from the power they have over us. Both of my daughters have been known to wail in the car, and I have been known to pull over. I've grown more skilled at handling the cries with my second babe and I do wonder how this will affect her in the long run, praying it will be mostly good rather than mostly bad.Driving, when the children are quiet or sleeping, becomes its own meditation. It gives you choices.
Taking the bus is a social and cultural experience. It allows you to look sideways in addition to forward.I'm grateful to live in a city where I can do both. And I encourage other people, not just mothers but especially mothers, to shake up their transportation routines. Bus instead of drive. Transit instead of taxi. Walk a different way. You might just get inspired by something new.
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"Dissident Visions. Experimental Architecture Exhibition" at UPV Valencia
September 3, 2018
The dissident vision transports us to a contemporary space and, in turn, full of nostalgia. It is a re-reading of an architecture that seems distant but with many points of contact with the discourses and currents of the architectural present.
The aim of this exhibition is to expose and raise questions about the current perception on architecture – the way the architecture are thought and taught over the past decades architectures schools and concepts of our own times brought us to an understanding that we are coming back to the same dream – reexamining the same standards just in a different timeline.


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THE NATIONAL ERA, Washington, D.C., Oct. 28, 1852
* Harriet Beecher Stowe
This newspaper is forever linked to the best-selling novel of the 19th century: "Uncle Tom's Cabin", for the book was originally released as a 40 week serial in this anti-slavery newspaper beginning in June, 1851. It was the newspaper's publisher who encouraged Stowe to produce the work in book form, and it is common consensus that the book had much to do with popularizing sentiment which lead to the Civil War.
So it is not surprising that this issue has much content on the book and Harriet Beecher Stowe. The great content takes almost the entire back page, being a concluded series of letters between Harriet Beecher Stow and Rev. Joel Parker. The latter felt he was portrayed very unfavorably in Uncle Tom's Cabin and his letters ask for redress from the author. These are quite famous letters & can be read in several websites.
Also on the bkpg. is an ad: "Uncle Tom's Cabin: which begins: "Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe's great story, first published in the National Era, and now just issued in two handsome volumes..." with details on buying it.
Page 2 has a report headed: "Death Of Daniel Webster" taking half a column.
Four pages, good condition. Folder size noted is for the issue folded in half.
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