The Huntsville High School was built in 1908. The first high school building was a frame structure near the site of the present structure. It had four classrooms that housed both the high school and elementary children. There were four teachers, and the enrollment was approximately 125 pupils. A modern brick building replaced the old frame structure in 1931, and a full four-year accredited high school was established. The old pump and outside toilets in the school vanished and were replaced with outside playground equipment. Steam heat replaced a potbellied coal stove, and a small cafeteria took the place of the tin dinner pails.
The Huntsville School continued to make progress, and the enrollment continued to grow larger. In the 1970's as the Middle School Movement began to gain momentum around the country, the Scott County school officials decided to change the high school into a middle school. In 1972 the Huntsville Middle School was born. This meant not only a change in name, but also a change in the concept of how the school was administered.
Some local administrators and teachers were dedicated to the idea of learning more about the middle school concept and of implementing these concepts into the Huntsville Middle School. As the county made no funds available for this purpose, individuals paid expenses out of their own pockets for travel to visit some outstanding middle schools. In-service was provided to teachers for a better understanding of middle school concepts and the adolescent student, and how to better meet their needs. Books and magazines were studied to find out the latest thinking about middle schools. Huntsville Middle School began experimenting with the team concept. They also incorporated flexible scheduling, included large and small group instruction, mini-courses, and later added advanced technology and computer-aided instruction to the curriculum. Administrators and teachers from different places in the state visited the Huntsville Middle School to see how a poor, rural county implemented the middle school concept successfully.
Although the school was condemned in 1968, Huntsville Middle School continued to be on the leading edge in every area from excelling in the athletic arena to the latest concepts in education and developing attitudes, skills, and knowledge that would help make our students productive members of society. The Huntsville Middle School was the first school to implement a Junior Beta Club among one of the many firsts for the school.
In 1996 a new building was constructed on the same site as the old building. While this event brought great joy, it also brought with it a feeling of great loss. While the facility may be new, it is still steeped in those same traditions of persevering attitudes, ingenuity, drive, vision, and pride. They are as real and evident today as those before us who worked to instill and make them as much a part of us as the building itself and those it houses. May all those who enter and leave always take with them these values and plant those seeds for a never ending harvest throughout the world.


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About Irish Rebel Songs
Clifton53 28 Oct 99 - 06:30 PM
F 28 Oct 99 - 06:32 PM
Freddie Fox 28 Oct 99 - 06:35 PM
Brakn 28 Oct 99 - 08:00 PM
Den 28 Oct 99 - 08:41 PM
alison 28 Oct 99 - 08:51 PM
Lady McMoo 29 Oct 99 - 08:31 AM
Shimbo Darktree 29 Oct 99 - 10:17 AM
Fortunato 29 Oct 99 - 10:31 AM
Marion 29 Oct 99 - 11:11 AM
AndyG 29 Oct 99 - 12:53 PM
_gargoyle 01 Nov 99 - 12:21 AM
Frank Howe 01 Nov 99 - 12:55 PM
GeorgeH 01 Nov 99 - 01:02 PM
Clifton53 01 Nov 99 - 03:35 PM
Den 01 Nov 99 - 06:06 PM
Reiver 2 01 Nov 99 - 07:30 PM
Brendy 01 Nov 99 - 08:42 PM
_gargoyle 01 Nov 99 - 09:57 PM
InOBU@Aol.com 01 Nov 99 - 10:44 PM
GeorgeH 02 Nov 99 - 05:25 AM
paddymac 02 Nov 99 - 06:40 AM
Clifton53 02 Nov 99 - 08:09 AM
03 Nov 99 - 07:07 AM
Barbara 03 Nov 99 - 08:19 AM
paddymac 03 Nov 99 - 05:01 PM
Angel 1 04 Nov 99 - 01:41 AM
Shimbo Darktree 05 Nov 99 - 10:18 AM
AndyG 05 Nov 99 - 10:59 AM
senseless bodhran player who doesn't knowanybetter 05 Nov 99 - 05:24 PM
BK 06 Nov 99 - 12:46 AM
AKS 06 Nov 99 - 04:47 PM
Thole 06 Nov 99 - 09:54 PM
06 Nov 99 - 10:30 PM
Big Mick 07 Nov 99 - 06:27 PM
Frank Howe 08 Nov 99 - 08:42 AM
Subject: About Irish Rebel Songs
From: Clifton53
Can anyone tell me if it is always proper to fill the hall with "Come Out Ye Black and Tans"? Is it viewed as somewhat tasteless to play these type of songs indiscriminately? When and where should they be/not be performed? Most of them glorify the many battles and insurrections of Irish history. Is the current peace initiative a good reason not to play them? As an American-Irish performer, would people object to hearing them from me for any reason?? I need some insight here.
Subject: RE: About Irish Rebel Songs
From: F
From: Freddie Fox
Well, I don't know what happened there ie. above message or lack of it.
You have to be a bit careful around here [Leeds, England]; we've played a few venues which have a notice in the Green Room - No Rebel Songs - especially in areas with a high Irish population. If in doubt, ask the person in charge of the venue. Having said that, you can get away with virtually anything on Paddy's Night - weird, isn't it?
I've been grabbed around the throat for not playing enough rebel and the same for playing too much! You have to weigh up the audience.
It doesn't matter how many requests you get never play them in an Orange Hall. Denwithtonguesecureincheek.
From: alison
Rule of thumb..... If there is a red hand of Ulster on the wall..... don't do it. If there is a Tricolour you should be safe enough. *grin*
Having said that I've heard "the Sash" played in a Republican club, but he got away with it by putting it into a medley with the "Rising of the Moon."
slainte
You know Alison I used to play Paddy's day in an Orange Hall in Vancouver yet I'd never ever set foot in one in NI. Its a funny old world. Den
From: Lady McMoo
Most people would not know the difference here in Belgium! But as a general rule I avoid any material from the various "extremes" whatever they may be... even if asked.
mcmoo
In US, it depends on where ya are. In Boston; sing any ya want, yer likley to get many supporters and would be well wishers filling yer tip jar in support of the 'poor Irish Orphans'. In the much of the country they won't know the difference!
From: Shimbo Darktree
In Australia, I have never had trouble. But then again,
I haven't sung at "partisan" venues. The only complaint
I've had (years ago) was "Why aren't you singing rebel songs
tonight ... bejasus!"
Shimbo
From: Fortunato
This raises an interesting question.
To what extent is the performer responsible for the ramifications of the performance? If a song is designed to incite partisan feelings or clearly does so, is the performer in any way responsible for actions that may derive from those feelings so incited?
Fortunato:
I don't think it's a question of blame - if rioting, for example, is triggered by a concert, people are still responsible for their own actions, and it's the rioters that are at fault.
I think it's a question of wisdom, and of knowing possible/likely outcomes and choosing your actions accordingly.
For example, I don't think that it's possible by definition for a woman to be "asking for" rape. Rape is always the rapist's fault, not the victim's. However... since I know that a woman walking alone at night is more likely to be assaulted than a woman with companions, I try to keep the walking alone at night to a minimum, to improve my odds. I'm not trying to avoid responsibility for rape, I'm trying to avoid rape.
Do you see what I'm getting at?
Yes, I do, and I agree rape is always the rapist's fault. As a bomber is always responsible for the violence done by his bombs.
Yes, I should try not to walk where bombs may be thrown.
But if I sing a song that glorifies violence done in the past, do I perpetuate the seeds of the violence?
From: AndyG
Individual Performer
Group Audience
Action Rioting
Outcome Damage
Givens:
There is evidence that the individual exerts significant influence over the behaviour of group.
There is no evidence that the individual takes any part in the group action that generates the outcome.
There is plenty of evidence that group action is responsible for the outcome.
is the individual in any way responsible for:
a) the actions of the group ?
which result in:
b) the outcome. ?
Now try:
Individual Hitler
Group The Nazi Party
Action Gross Inhumanity
Outcome ~20 million dead
Were your answers the same ?
Andy "Over-simplifications'R'Us" G
...but now the question seems to have changed from;
Am I responsible for particular actions which I didn't explicitly request ?
Does glorification of (historical) violence promote contempary violence ?
If the performer is deliberately attempting to incite the audience to violent action, (definite or unspecified) then (s)he's in the position described above.
If there is no such intent, then the audience reaction to the message they infer from the content, is (but only just) beyond the performers responsibilty.
Andy "but I don't know though" G
Ouch - that's a really nasty one. Personally, I think we have a responsibilty to try to avoid situations where our actions might have a deleterious effect on others. However, if it happens by accident, I don't thinl we should blame ourselves too much.
Supposing; I was putting up shelves with a friend, and holding the ladder. I leave go, the ladder falls, the friend breaks a leg. Wrong way to handle it; Burst into tears, start wringing my hands, and then make his / her life a misery for the next six weeks by apologising every five minutes. Right way; Apologise once, call an ambulance, and then make sure he/she is well looked after until they heal, withoubeing too much of a pain about it.
So, for the rebel songs; be careful, judge your audience; if, by accident, you get it wrong and there is trouble, do what you can to help.
Thanks folks for the nice response to my question. Sounds like you all have some experience along these lines. It is easy to learn to play a song, but not so easy to learn when to play it. Of course, if I'm grabbed up by the throat, the choice is plain ( heh heh).
From: _gargoyle
For the sake of an American audience that believe "A Black and Tan" is a glass of good Guiness with Harp floating on the top..... would you elaborate?
From: Frank Howe
Any song or songs you choose generally occur within the context of an overall performance - including songs and comments which may or may not provide balance, time for reflection, time for considering the past, the present, and the future. how you shape and present a rebel song or any other song goes a long way towards influencing how your audience responds.
From: GeorgeH
Well, a more sensible debate than I'd expected (WHAT is the great attraction of rebel songs to US folks . .? WHY should anyone WISH to perform a high proportion of rebel songs - other than for lowest-common-denominator rabble-rousing as an easy way of getting a positive response from a certain type of audience)
As with so many things, context is almost everything . .
But I thought the fact was that you only sang them ONCE in an Orange hall, and then only half of the first verse.
And I disagree with most of AndyG's post, too!
G, the attraction for singing these songs is evident on several levels
musically - many of these are wonderfully constructed songs
historically - these songs document a significant struggle of a proud and determined people
politically - they acknowledge a continued struggle to reunite a divided country
personally - for many of us who sing them, they are a connection to family both immeadiate, and generations past. we learned these songs mixed in with hundreds of others from people we love. we sing them because they sound right and they feel right.
you and others may disagree as to their value and that's okay ...but you see, that's the beauty of freedom!
Black and Tan refers to the uniforms of British soldiers sent to occupy Ireland in the early part of this century.
George h I'd like to know your definition of Rebel songs. You seem to be painting everyone with a rather large brush. There are wonderful and beautiful songs about the various rebellions in Irish history that would not be known much less understood by THE LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR. Den
From: Reiver 2
Note to gargoyle re. Black and Tans:
In the aftermath of the Easter 1916 uprising, the struggle for Irish independence was carried on by the Irish Republican Brotherhood, led by Michael Collins and others. By 1919 acts of violence and murder were becoming more and more frequent, with members of the state police force, the Royal Irish Constabulary, as the targets of much of the terrorism. The RIC began to return the violence in kind.
By spring of 1920, the RIC began to recuuit reinforcements from England as well as from among Irishmen and with the expansion of the force there were not enough of the traditional "bottle-green" uniforms, to go around. New recruits were equipped with khaki additions to their uniforms and were soon dubbed "Black and Tans" a nickname borrowed from a pack of hounds that were well known in County Tipperary.
The situation in the country deteriorated rapidly into virtual guerilla warfare between two increasingly vicious bands of armed men, the Black and Tans (including their especially violent "Auxiliaries") on the one hand and the Irish Republican Brotherhood, soon to be known as the Irish Republican Army (IRA). The "troubles" have continued, though there's perhaps at last a possibility of an end to the violence. So much blood....
From: Brendy
"Rebel Songs" are not incitement to violence. The crime that perpetrated them is.
"Black and Tan refers to the uniforms of British soldiers sent to occupy Ireland."
Thank you! It is VERY doubtful that most "Mericanos"(mexed metaphor) have know what message they were conveying when they placed such a bererage order in an Irish/American Bar.
Watch out folk
Previous such discussions in June/July led to the ouster of "gargoyle" and its replacment with "_gargoyle."
Max claimed it to be the "first" but I doubt it to be the last, from a "land that celebrates freedom of speech."
The discussion here is important - invite your friends to join in - it is good place to let the word be heard.
From: InOBU@Aol.com
Clifford, As to when to sing an Irish political song, it is best to learn all you can about the civil rights struggle in the nation of your heritage. Once you know enough, you will be comfortable singing music about that struggle. Come out you black and tans, was written by Dominic Behan, Brendan Behans brother, who wrote a number of great songs about republicanism from the perspective of someone from the slums of Dublin, Rathfarnam, I believe. As to the present turn of events in Ireland, should Irish people ever have reason to forgive, which hopefully now that the war in Ireland no longer serves NATOs need to keep a nonaligned nation in termoil, that time to forgive may soon be at hand, but it is always a bad idea to forget. We have forgotten much of the lesson of peoples music in the United States. Arthur Kenoy, a great American progressive lawyer said to me one evening, while we were drinking Burbon in a bus station bar, Larry, the civil rights movement in America ended the day we stopped singing. All the best, Cliff, feel free to write and ask about Irish history, (I also play the Uilleann pipes - by the by) Larry at InOBU@AOL.COM
Well I seem to have reduced this debate to the usual absurdity of the US IRA supporters club rantings (despite some further intelegent contributions). Nice to have you out of the woodwork, guys!
Yes, there are SOME fine rebel songs . . but then again I didn't suggest otherwise. And, Frank Howe, if you continue to sing those songs in with hundreds of others, as you say you learnt them, then I've no problem - and suggest you re-read what I originally wrote.
Whereas Brendy, I fear, is simply spouting out of the wrong orifice.
And InOBU - you don't live in Ireland (North or South) do you? But the Nato suggestion is a good (if rather sick) joke.
From: paddymac
_gargoyle: in the various "layered beer" drinks made with Guiness, it's the Guiness on top. A "Black & Tan" is made with Bass Ale (a fine English ale) on the bottom and Guiness on the top. The obvious political metaphor is "Ireland over England". The irony is that Guiness, and the style of beer-making that produces "porter" beers, are of English origin. A "half & half" is made with Harp lager on the bottom & Guiness on top. There are no doubt many other local variations on the theme. Hmm! maybe that's a topic for another thread - layered drinks made with Guiness.
Now, folks, let's not be so hard on George H. The lad does have a talent for "baiting", and does seem at times to be overburdened with that notorious British arrogance (well, notorious among many of us "ex-colonials" anyway), but he can't possible be as bad as he sometimes seems. I mean, after all, he did once 'fess up to what some might have considered disparaging thoughts about Maggie Thatcher. I think he's just a bit disgruntled with the reality of living amongst inferiors in "The Celtic Isles." :>)
This is a great thing this forum. I'm clearing me brain of questions that have puzzled me for a long time. Reiver 2, were the black and tans NOT exclusively British? Larry, thanks for your thoughtful response and insight. I've been playing some of these songs for years,and the folks that enjoy the fire of them the most haven't a clue as to what they are about. They just enjoy them as music, but they do feel the purpose of them.As Frank said, most of these songs are beautifully constructed, they are not the ravings of lunatics. Hey Gargoyle, if you walk into a bar down south and ask for a black and tan, they'll hand you a coonhound across the bar!
Thanks again folks, I didn't mean to start an arguement amongst our various countries. Clifton.
Dear George H Yes I have lived in Ireland, North and South. My last name is Otway, and I come from an old Anglo Irish Family. The observations about NATO are not an uncommon way of looking at the presence of troops in Ireland, in fact, British Intelligence defector Frank Holroid lectured at NYU Law School, (where I recieved my Juris Doctorate) on that very topic. Many in the British army veterins movement Troops Out, also explain Britains Veit Nam in the same way. As to the Irish American point of view, although there is a lot of knee jerk reaction nationalizm, for which I have no time, there is also a small group of us, who have taken advantage of the fact that we do not have the systemic political censorship which England and Ireland feel is a necessisary component of the protections democratic rule - go figure... I have worked on several cases where the recent history of England and Ireland have been examined by federal judges and magistrates, and my view of Irish history has a fairly good track record in US courts. We folk singers, like most artists, have an obligation to inform in the face of power. Remember Victor Hara, and like Phill Ochs - laugh at the lies. With great hopes for peace Larry
I was listening to the radio tonight, and Desmond Tutu was being interviewed about his new book, I forget the title, but it's something about the only way to reach peace is through forgiveness.
He did not equate forgiveness with forgetting. He spoke about the commission he sat on recently where he and others heard testimony about the South African atrocities. About how hard it was to hear the victims and the perpetrators speak, one after another, to hear of the terrible things people did to each other. How it made all the people on the commission distant from their families, unable to sleep, how they drank more, how they became short tempered and anxious. How it made them weep.
And, he said, to tell their stories, set the people free of their past. To be heard made it possible for them to set down what was done to them, and go on with their lives.
For him, the telling was part of the path to peace.
For others, the telling can be just the opposite -- inciting new violence.
I would ask the singers to look at why they sing the songs.
Note to Clifton53: My information is that the "Black and Tans" were not exclusively English (British). There were about 43,000 regular British Army troops in Ireland at that time, but the term was used to designate members of the armed Royal Irish Constabulary subsequent to about 1920. It was at that time, according to my information, that the RIC began recruiting in England, and when the new "black and tan" uniforms began to be used. I think from that time on the "Black and Tans" were increasing made up of men from England but, as far as I know, they were not exclusively non-Irish.
"The guerrillas -- now known as the Irish Republican Army -- ... probably never numbered more than about 15,000 men.... The well-equipped British forces under General Macready numbered about 43,000, with important para-military forces; the armed Royal Irish Constabulary, strengthened by recruits from England, selected for toughness -- called 'Black and Tans' for their half-military half-police uniforms -- and a force of ex-officers, organized as police auxiliaries." (O'Brien and O'Brien)
Please understand, I'm relying only on books that I have for this information, and my comments are at least 2nd-hand, and those of an "outsider" from the U.S.(although with ancestors from England, Ireland and Scotland). My original comments were based on Robert Kee's "Ireland: A History" (he also wrote "The Green Flag: A History of Irish Nationalism"). Since then I've also used "A Concise History of Ireland", by Maire and Connor Cruise O'Brien, as a source. If information I've provided is incorrect, I welcome any correction that will aid in "putting the record straight."
Just as a note, another Irish rebel song with references to the "Black and Tans", is one called "Rifles of the I.R.A.', with the line (repeated at the end of each verse), "And the Black and Tans, Like lightning ran From the Rifles of the I.R.A." I can type the words if anyone wants them.
Personally, I find the song a bit too violent to enjoy singing it, though it's a fine, stirring tune.
The best and most readable account of the Black & Tans that I have yet encountered is "The Black & Tans", by Richard Bennett, formerly a Lt.Col in the British War Office. ISBN 1-566190-820-8. It's available from Barnes & Noble for about US$10. Conditions in Ireland at the time were tumultous, to say the least, and Britain was experiencing a post-war economic depression and severe unemployment. Lloyd George's way of addressing both problems was to recruit unemployed british veterans for police service in Ireland. Those later known as "Black & Tans" were former enlisted men, and those known as "Auxies" were former officers. These men were to bolster the RIC, and together they were backed by a force of about 43,000 British troops in Ireland. In addition to a payroll, the B&Ts and Auxies also were granted a modernized version of the ancient right of plunder.
I would be very cautious about anything written by Conor Cruise O'Brien. Aside from being the darling of Ian Paisley, he is generally recognized as a revisionist and apologist, or worse, depending on the company. Make your own judgments, but be aware that his academic objectivity is suspect.
Thanks for the info., paddymac! And also for the book reference. I'll check it out. I'll be cautious about what I read from O'Brien as I have no use whatsoever for Paisley, and wasn't aware of the relationship between the two. Goes to prove that one needs to know one's sources when trying to read history!
Reiver_2 - Please post the lyrics to both tunes... if only for "historical purposes."
You can mail a photocopy of the tunes to:
The Digital Tradition
Since this year's "Orange Day" there has been a vast, personal, increase in the understanding of the situation.
From: Angel 1
"There Were Roses, There Were Roses,
and the tears of the people ran together.
Oh boy, I can't resist this thread! Two issues, folks:
ISSUE ONE: A good song is a good song, be it green, orange
or brindle. And the Irish on both sides of the Question
write bloody beautiful songs. Glorifying bloodshed and murder?
Yes, I guess it is, if you look at it that way ... the way
medals for valour (or valor for my American friends, if I have
any left at the end of this), homecoming parades and special
pensions/low loan rates for returned soldiers might be said
to glorify bloodshed and murder. Anyone getting mad yet?
If so, consider issue two ...
ISSUE TWO: Who in a fight is right? Some of you will say
"no-one", and good on you ... but do you then turn your back
if you see a big brute assaulting a little girl? Maybe I
would, but then, I'm small and gutless, and would be wrong
to do so. I submit that the "rightness" in a fight entirely
depends on your point of view. Consider the Christian ethic
of "love thy neighbour (neighbor?)", and then have a look at
the history of Christianity. Have a re-read of the words of
Bob Dylan's "With God on our Side". Now, tell me who is right
and who is wrong.
I sing both Orange and Green songs (mostly Green, as I cut
my teeth on The Clancy Brothers and a local wild Irish rebel ... and raised a Protestant, too!)
, although I don't have any "kill the bastards" style in
my repertoire. I shall continue to sing them, because they
are great songs, not because they glorify murder.
Shimbo "The Pacifist" Darktree any overtly
Please ignore the last two words in the previous posting
... a slip in the editing.
Should that not be;
Shimbo "Shrugger of Thunders" Darktree ?
Andy "Kei-Wah would be more appropriate" G
From: senseless bodhran player who doesn't knowanybetter
Is it appropriate to export grain out of a starving country during a famine? Or to deliberately try to wipe out another country"s native tongue? You can hardly even touch Ireland's heritage without mentioning the neighbors. Even "The Boys of Barr na Sraide" which can hardly be considered inflammatory, mentions the Saxon stanger, the rebel homes of Kerry, and the Black and Tans. Finally,why doesn't anybody ask if it's appropriate to sing Danny Boy or the Unicorn 600 times over St. Paddy's Day weekend?
Slan Agat, Rich
Senseless; I was only asking this question as an American artist who has never been to Ireland or the U.K. I've sung some of these rebel songs here and would never worry about appropriatness on my own soil. I was merely curious as to variuos reactions around the globe.
As for offending someone's sensibilities, this was not my tack. I too am a rememberer. Clifton
"Come Out Ye Black An' Tans," as I've heard it, is a very powerful, emotionally rousing song about an atrocity by anybody's recconing, which would make the average person feel strongly against the occupying power.. The real history should not be forgotten.. ("Those who cannot remember history are destined to repeat it.") But I'd be cautious about where I sang it - in fact I've never learned it, 'n I usually like emotionally powerful songs.. Even in folk music, there are often no easy answers.. I think Bishop Tutu has something the troubled world should consider. Look what fundamentalist Hindu nationalists are doing in India.. Someone else thinking they are getting even w/the british.. for now-historical offenses, initially motivated by money..
From: AKS
BK, this I think would quite well add to what you (and some others) are saying:
"Does revenge bring life back to any of our killed young men?"
If memory serves me well this is Indian wisdom (southern north American).
AKS Joensuu, Finland
From: Thole
In Australia Irish rebel songs are sung in a variety of venues by a variety of artists. There are no hard and fast rules of engagement: in Townsville I have heard a Northern Irish protestant sing "Black and Tans" with gusto- he told me he liked the energy of the tune and knew nothing and cared less about the provenance of the lyrics! I have played with a group at an Irish club and be told to avoid anything partisan- particularly those songs that re-open wounds about the Irish Civil War such as "Take it down from the mast Irish Traitors" At The Henry Lawson Club in western Sydney we often play a mixture of Orange and Green songs and tunes- but we know our audience and even there we meet hostility from occasional patrons who have an alcohol-induced outrage at the balance and appropriateness of our material. An anecdote concerning "The Patriot Game" may be of interest to readers of this site: in the mid-sixties I hitch-hiked with my brother to the Donegal resort of Bundoran. Dominic Behan was in concert in a small church hall and he sang several songs he had written including "The Patriot Game". I was struck then by the difference between my circumstances (16 years old and looking for a good time in the dance-halls and pubs of Bundoran) and those of the subject of the song- Feargal O'Hanlon, killed, a teenager, in an attack on a border RUC post). Behan sang the song almost as a lament (which I have always felt is the right modality for the delivery of the song). Most versions I have heard since are rousing and keyed for pub singalong. I sang the song for the first time in years at a yuppie pub in Northwestern Sydney and encountered two reactions- "It's too damn slow!" and "Let's go, the bastards's singing an I.R.A. song." I guess it's just basic courtesy to introduce material that some will find offensive with a short preface that puts the artist's view of the material. If, given this context, offense is taken- so be it.
Clifton - people in the USA just have no idea what is going on in Ireland so they do not react as a native would.
For the record, the NI conflict is not as it apprears about religion - there is no basis in the Bible for killing innocent people! - it is a tribal war. Pure and simple - they dress it up as religion but it ain't.
Singing the songs is part of the problem - my 10 cents I do not sing them, I used way back but quit after the early violence. Think it was in the late 60's.
I assume you refer to Kirwar of the Four Faces, Father of Flowers.
I will accept this as a well-meant witticism, but beware, lest you give me cause for pai'badra! I defeated Belion, you will recall.
For Mudcatters reading this, and wondering if I have lost my
marbles ... yes, probably. If you like sci-fi, then grab a
copy of Roger Zelazny's Isle of the Dead and all will
be revealed.
Unto thine own self be true......
I sing many of these songs because they are worth singing and they point out wrongs, as yet unrighted. People that come to my concerts know they will hear this music along with jigs, reels, Soldier and Maid songs, immigrations songs, laments, drinking songs, love songs, et al. It is ludicrous to suggest that one can sing and play the music of the Ireland without being political. Every aspect of that country's culture has been shaped by the political events of the last 800 years. Even the apolitical instrumentals were forbidden to be played at one time by the politics of the Crown towards the Irish. I get very tired of Irish Nationals telling people like me that I don't understand because I am a Yank. I probably understand the history of the land of my Grandparents, as well as its culture as anyone. I also understand guerrilla warfare in ways that most of those who complain never will. I will continue to sing songs that address the ongoing colonial injustice that is goes on in the North of Ireland. What I will not sing is songs that tend to dehumanize the English people, or British soldiers. You see, I have been a warrior. I understand that the English people, are as much a victim of the policy of their government as anyone. That is why the majority of them oppose their governments involvement in the North of Ireland. And this, even though the media is controlled to prevent honest debate of the issues.
On this side of the pond, it drives me nuts when otherwise well intentioned Irish Americans blindly sing songs and contribute to a cause without much more than a passing inquiry into where the money is going and what it is to be used for. The re-unification of Ireland is an admirable goal. The constant shining of light on the abuses and human rights violations of the British Government and the RUC is every bit as honorable a fight as was the fight to end its offspring, known as apartheid, in South Africa. But when your level of knowledge of the cost is limited to slogans or shouting "Tiocfaidh ár lá", you do nothing to ensure what the ultimate goal has always been...........Peace for the children of Ireland, and reunification. Remember, my American brethren, the people of the Republic and the people of the North of Ireland have spoken. They spoke overwhelmingly and with one voice. The day of the gun is over. I supported that tactic as a just fight of a people. But it does not matter what I think anymore. When that referendum was taken, and the results were unambiguous, it sealed the way forward. Sure we should sing the songs, more now than ever. But not to incite more violence, rather to show why the bargaining position of the Republican Sinn Fein is correct. If we, as the grandchildren of Ireland, care as much as we say we do then we will support the peace process with the same vigor we supported the armed struggle.
Well said indeed Mick!! And you with the stones to sign it! God bless!
NI is a plainly apartheid state well into that most dangerous era when the oppressed minority has surpassed the critical mass necessary for a sustained drive for legitimate civil liberties and civil rights. The only real question is how long will the British government support a regime which is contrary to British moral mythology, though not to the history of a long succession of British governments.
Here's an appropos quote from Dean Johnathon Swift, a Protestant Churchman of great intellect from an earlier time: "We have just enough religion to make us hate, but not enough to make us love one another."
I hate three letter words like IRA, UDA, UVF, UDR, RUC, but I do love The Wolfe Tones. Funny thing is, I kinda like the sonf It's a long way to Tipperary too, even though it is a British Army song. It is the people who stand up and get out of hand when the songs are sung that I would object to. Have fun sing the song but don't go overboard with the bullshit!!!

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众所周知,波尔多1855分级的61家列级庄均位于波尔多左岸,可是只有熟知它们分别所属的子产区才能更好地安排参观路线!本文将给大家理一理61家列级庄的子产区分布。 It is well known that 61 Grands Crus Classes of 1855 Classification are all in the Left Bank. However, only when you are familiar with the sub-appellations that they belong to, can you make a better travelling route. This article will show you the sub-appellations where they are located.


Normally team will play with the named setup during the competition. I will allow 1-2 player changes during matches, but not selecting specific lineups to all the maps. Captain asks a player change and normally I allow it.. just like referee does in the football matches.
I will check time schedules during next few days. I am very busy (as I have already told in many places) nowadays, so there is some limitations in my possibility to arrange the matches.
I have mailed dates, IP:s, passwords etc to captains. Please ask me, if you haven't receive the message.
World Championships 2014 starts tonight!
League I starts this tournament. Good luck for all!
One question boss Mikko. Should players register on network records in use during tournament?
Team Sweden have not been reached with the information.
I checked that current captain was in the sent list of that mail. So the problem is in the junk mail options (maybe).
3rd map (currently ongoing) is Meri, 5 biggest fishes, winter, morning.
Last map is Taivallampi, all species, spring, morning.
Good Job Ukraine + Poland!
Today League II is playing.
First map was Haapolahti, autumn, morning, normal.
Second map was Lahnalammet, 5 biggest fishes, spring, midday.
Results when half of the maps have been played.
Third map (just started) is Kuopionlahti, only perch, winter, morning.
Last map is Vuontele, middle start, all species, spring, morning.
Good Job Finland and Latvia! Hope we see ya in the Finals!
League III starts soon. Host has been open 30 minutes, but looks like almost everybody is coming at the latest possible moment.
First map is Mustalampi, winter, morning, normal.
Second map is Pieni-Särkinen, only carp family, spring, midday.
3rd map is Venetjoen tekojärvi, autumn, morning, 5 biggest fishes.
Last map is Kivijoki, all species, spring, morning.
Congratulations. I will inform captains soon about the passwords etc.
Well done Russia + Estonia!!!
We had fun though and we will be back next year.
1st map in Finals: Koivusaaren matalikko, spring, midday, only perch.
2nd map was Iso-Söimi, autumn, morning, normal.
3rd map was Saarijärvi, left start, winter, night, only burbot.
Last map is Jormuanlahti, Vaajalahti start, spring, morning, all species.


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Scoring Summary Table
16:01 NYR Anders Hedberg (9) Walt Tkaczuk, Jocelyn Guevremont
09:17 NYR Anders Hedberg (10) Ulf Nilsson, Steve Vickers
10:19 DET Paul Woods (2) Dennis Sobchuk, Bill Hogaboam
15:04 DET PP Mike Foligno (4) Pete Mahovlich, Reed Larson
15:57 NYR Steve Vickers (8) Anders Hedberg, Ron Greschner
Penalty Summary Table
07:01 NYR Steve Vickers Holding 2 min
13:32 DET Reed Larson Tripping 2 min
17:35 DET Perry Miller Hooking 2 min
01:54 DET Reed Larson Hi-sticking 2 min
12:20 NYR Barry Beck Roughing 2 min
12:20 NYR Barry Beck Slashing 2 min
12:20 DET Dennis Polonich Slashing 2 min
Detroit Red Wings Table
SHFT
Mike Foligno 1 0 1 -1 0 0 1 0 0 3 33.3
Jean Hamel 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0
Glenn Hicks 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0
Bill Hogaboam 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Willie Huber 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0.0
Greg Joly 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.0
Dan Labraaten 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0
Reed Larson 0 1 1 -2 4 0 0 0 0 5 0.0
Barry Long 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Pete Mahovlich 0 1 1 -1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0
Dale McCourt 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.0
Perry Miller 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0
Vaclav Nedomansky 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dennis Polonich 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0.0
Dennis Sobchuk 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0.0
Errol Thompson 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0
Paul Woods 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 20.0
Rogie Vachon 0 0 0 0 0 0 59:31
TOTAL 2 4 6 8 1 1 0 35 5.7
Goalies Table
Rogie Vachon L 3 36 33 .917 0 0 59:31
New York Rangers Table
Barry Beck 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 3 0.0
Tim Bothwell 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Ron Duguay 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0
Phil Esposito 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0
Ron Greschner 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0
Jocelyn Guevremont 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0
Anders Hedberg 2 1 3 3 0 2 0 0 0 5 40.0
Eddie Johnstone 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0
Bill Lochead 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Dave Maloney 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0
Don Maloney 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 6 0.0
Mario Marois 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.0
Warren Miller 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0
Don Murdoch 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0.0
Ulf Nilsson 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0
Walt Tkaczuk 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0
Steve Vickers 1 1 2 3 2 1 0 0 1 2 50.0
Wayne Thomas 0 0 0 0 0 0 60:00
Wayne Thomas W 2 35 33 .943 0 0 60:00
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Tayvanchik and Vladimir Zhirinovsky
rutelegraf.com publishes the third part of the investigation about one of the most public figures of the Russian mafia - Alimzhan Tokhtakhunov (Taiwanchik). In this article, we will talk about the ties between Taiwan and the representatives of show business.
In 1989, there was still a Western group of troops in Germany that did not obey the local authorities - the police could not enter its territory or inspect the cargo of the ZGV. Because of the mess in the USSR itself, control of this group of troops was lost in the Soviets. As a result of the ZGV, more and more well-known adventurers of the time became interested: Taivanchik, Semyon Mogilevich, Dmitry Yakubovsky, Arkady Gaydamak, etc. To maintain the groupings of the budget allocated colossal amounts. As the law enforcement agencies later established, food and cigarettes were bought up with huge amounts of money, which then went smuggling to Moscow. Here, for their sale, answered Joseph Kobzon, Otari Kvantrishvili and Arsenti Kikalishvili, who later created the "Association of the 21st Century." Abroad, all necessary work was done by Boris Nayfeld, Riccardo Fanchini and Rushmiel Brandwine. To do this, they even created a company called M & S international. And in Moscow Otari Kvantrishvili opened her representative office - "M & S Intercenter". Later, the company M & S, the forces of the ZGV, engaged in the transfer of drugs. The heroin from Asia, Tajikistan and Afghanistan was transported by military transport aircraft to the territory of the ZGV in Germany, and from there it spread all over Europe. In order to "launder" the proceeds of "M & S" in Paris, the company "Interplacement" was established. According to rutelegraf.com, to her appearance Tayvanchik had the most direct relationship. Also Tokhtakhunov brought all people interested in such a business: corrupt generals and officials, businessmen, adventurers, gangsters.
ZGV at that time became one of the largest points on the illegal sale of weapons. The clients were offered MiG fighters (several million dollars apiece), BTR (200-300 thousand dollars), Kalashnikov assault rifles ($ 200), etc. And here it was not without Tokhtakhunov. Thanks to his efforts in the arms business Arkady Gaydamak earned extremely well. Well, it's clear that Tayvanchik himself did not stay out of all these projects. To legalize proceeds from arms deals, Tokhtakhunov and Gaydamak created the ICC firm on the Virgin Islands.
In the early 90's in Russia, it was extremely common theft of state money with the help of counterfeit bank payments, the so-called advice notes. Thus, hundreds of millions of dollars were stolen and again not without the participation of Taiwanchik. According to rutelegraf.com, it was he who led the scammers, who steal money, with people in the West who helped to launder and invest this money in real estate, etc. In particular, Tokhtakhunov was attracted to this business by businessman Sergey Gorshkov, who lived in Paris. He quickly became one of the best specialists in the legalization of advances in money and in this status met many politicians. According to the materials of the Investigative Committee under the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, at one time Gorshkov financed the beginning politician Vladimir Zhirinovsky.
Also, for the cleaning of payment advice in Antwerp, the company "Trading Unlimited Inc." was established. When the flow of stolen bank funds dried up, the company was renamed Kremlin Group Trading Unlimited, whose president was Ricardo Fanchini. His secret partners were Brandwine and Nayfeld. "Kremlin groups" appeared in 1992, when friends of Taiwanchik Shamil Tarpischev and Otari Kvantrishvili (shot by a sniper in 1994) created the National Sports Fund (NSF) in Russia. President Boris Yeltsin was very fond of tennis, and his personal trainer was Tarpischev. As a result, he achieved that the head of state would give NSF unprecedented customs and tax benefits. According to rutelegraf.com, Taiwanchik quickly brought down Fancini and Co. with Tarpishev and Co.. And the most ambitious and profitable project of officials, sportsmen and mafia appeared. "Kremlin groups" without paying customs duties imported to the NFS a huge amount of alcohol (including vodka "Kremlyovskaya") and food products. In Russia the goods were sold (taxes were not paid), bringing to the creators of this business huge profits. Among those who traded in the RF products from Kremlins Group were the structures of a businessman, the current member of the Federation Council, Sergei Lisovsky. And his agency Premier SV actively promoted the Kremlin Group products on TV. As a result, Taiwanchik became friends with Lisovsky and talks to him to this day.
In 1991, Yefim Laskin had a conflict with Vyacheslav Ivankov. As a result, the closest associate of Japonchik's "thief-in-law" Alexander Bohr stabbed Fima. And Japonchik instructed to represent their interests in Germany to Taiwan. However, Tokhtakhunov was not "watching" the Federal Republic of Germany for long. At the end of 1992, local authorities were fed up with the presence of a large number of criminal Russians, and they began to be evacuated from the country. Including from Germany they expelled Tayvanchika. He tried to settle in Israel. And even got the citizenship of this country (where Alimzhan found Jewish roots is a great mystery). However, Tokhtakhunov quickly got bored on the "promised land" and he moved to live in France, where he immediately fell under the hood of local special services.
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Mark Gordon to rutelegraf.com, another project, to which Tokhtakhunov once put his hand, was no less ambitious. He introduced the childhood friend of Mikhail Cherney to the leader of the Izmaylovo OPG, Anton Malevsky. Such a merger of business and crime led to the fact that through numerous murders Black and Malevsky captured most of Russia's aluminum industry.


When Tyler, the Creator debuted the latest range of clothes for his brand Golf Wang in Los Angeles this weekend, he became one in a string of celebrities hoping to cash in on their expertise as designers. Many of those ventures have failed. But not the Olsens. Celebrating their 30th birthdays today, Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen have built a company, Dualstar, that, in 2011, was bringing in over $1 billion in sales and boasts a luxury line, The Row, that sits alongside legacy European luxury labels. But how did these West Coast-based former child actresses rack up three CFDA Awards in the span of ten years before Beyonce and Pharrell received their honorary statuettes?
When The Row was founded in 2006, its twin co-creative director and co-chief executives weren't new to the fashion game. They rose to fame with Full House when they were 9 months old (they swapped out for one another in the same loveable character of Michelle Tanner), and later filmed movies and TV shows like Two of a Kind and So Little Time. The pair had needled out more than just an eye for what they liked. Mary Kate and Ashley understood what made clothes fit; they had been wearing sized-down Armani and Chanel on set, and became intimately aware of how to pull off the perfect cut of clothes. It was there that The Row began.
After retiring from acting in 2004, Ashley Olsen embarked on a project to create the perfect T-shirt for The ONE Campaign. That tee was all about fit and material and ended up turning into a seven piece capsule collection created with her sister, that comprised The Row's debut. Barney's New York bought the line in full.
The success reads more Proenza Schouler than Adam Levine, who hawks his namesake line at Kmart. And it's for good reason: Prior to The Row, the sisters had manned a collection for Walmart starting at age 12, where they found themselves personally involved with selecting designs. While that line was shuttered (their teen-targeted Olsenboye line at JCPenney seems to occupy the vacancy it left in the market), the business savvy the two learned while building it lives on.
It was three years between the launch of The Row and the first interview they gave as designers. Acutely aware of their status as celebrities, Mary Kate and Ashley wanted the line to be taken for its own merit, shying away from endorsing it themselves in any major way and never putting their names on the tags. So, unlike Nicki Minaj or nearly any other celebrity with a clothing label, there were no accompanying Instagram posts when their ranges dropped to clue their fan base in.
In fact, the tag for The Row is simply a bar. It's feasible to believe that some of the line's longstanding supporters (who are decidedly out of the age range of the teeny boppers they ruled over when they were known for their movie roles) may be unaware of the girls' history. Contrast this with Kanye West's approach who made sure his name got top billing on his first fashion show for his original brand DW, or his latest show that showed his wares all staged as part of a listening party for his album. The GOATs that are the Olsens made a clean break while West, with the undeniable influence he has, tried to use his prestige to leverage some credibility. While Ye's sell-through has been solid, critics haven't always been kind.
The Row now has product in a variety of categories from shoes to bags and apparel. That seven look collection in 2006 turned into a 19-look range for the brand's first New York Fashion Week show for Fall 2010. According to WWD, last year, industry insiders were estimating that the label was doing $50 million in annual sales, funneled through 188 exclusive stores in over 37 countries, as well as their own flagships in Los Angeles and New York. While pieces like a $39,000 alligator backpack (that sold out) catch headlines, customers return to the brand season after season for their slightly monastic, supremely fabricated, mostly USA-produced staples.
But Dualstar isn't just made up of The Row and Olensboye. As with any pragmatic fashion business, the designers rolled out a contemporary priced line in 2007 under the name of Elizabeth and James. According to WWD, market sources put that business at around $40 to $50 million in wholesale sales. Even with that success, the sisters seemingly weren't satisfied. Until 2015, the brand, named for Mary Kate and Ashley's siblings, was operated by a licensee; now, it's being held closer to the chest. Come July, brand officials have confirmed that a Los Angeles store is set to open in The Grove which will add to the already existing 600 points of distribution. It's set to only bolster the company's already fat profits.
Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, of course, aren't the only celebrities to successfully parlay their success into longstanding bonafide fashion businesses: Victoria Beckham, that little Posh Spice from Harlow, Essex, also has built a respectable company. But the similarities between the two and differences from their contemporaries like Lindsay Lohan (and her failed bid at being a designer) or Justin Timberlake (does William Rast still exist?) is simple: product first. All the rest is smoke and mirrors.


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WD Se 4TB Enterprise Hard Drive Review
by Rob Williams on May 28, 2013 in Storage
With its "Se" series of enterprise hard drives, WD is targeting those in need of "bulk storage", whether it be in a datacenter or NAS. Its biggest perk is that it almost perfectly mimics the company's Re drives, boasting a 5-year warranty, models ranging from 2 – 4TB, and best of all, a price tag of up to $80 less.
Page 8 – Final Thoughts
When I first learned of WD's Se series, I saw the word "datacenter" and assumed it was worth talking about, but not worth getting a drive in for review. As I began to read more, however, my interest piqued – there was reason to check it out, after all. Thankfully, WD doesn't read my thoughts, so it automatically sent us a drive faster than I could request one (quite literally). Manufacturing date? May 14th. Hot off the presses.
In gist, WD's Se series is like its Re series, and that's good. When I took a look at the 4TB Re a couple of months ago, I was compelled to award it an Editor's Choice based on all that it offered. And now, we're given an option that offers much of the same in terms of features and performance, but costs up to $80 less (-$70 for the 2TB; -$80 for 4TB). That's substantial, just for the trade-off of slightly worse performance in certain areas, and a lower total throughput threshold.
Although the trade-off is easy to explain, it's also easy to brush it off without much thought. Before pursuing Se, you need to consider how much data you expect a drive to manage on a given day, and then multiply that by 365. If your total throughput exceeds 180 TB / year, Re drives should be heavily considered instead. Otherwise, tell your wallet to rest easy.
If you're finding yourself unsure about your throughput needs, consider the fact that at 550 TB / year, which the Re is rated for, it's effectively a transfer of 1.5 TB per day, or about 40% of the entire 4TB model. The Se, on the other hand, is capable of dealing with at least 500GB per day, or 1/8th of the total 4TB drive.
Se's place in the "bulk storage" market is clear, but what about the home or small business? Is it worth considering Se over the Red series? If you're looking for 4TB drives, you're in luck: your decision has already been made for you. Why WD doesn't offer 4TB Reds yet is unclear, but I wouldn't rule out the fact that the company could release them sometime in the near-future. After all, with Seagate having a $200 4TB option, I don't think WD will want to sit idly by for too long.
While versus the Red, Se definitely carries a price premium, it's also a far better performer, carries enterprise features and bumps the warranty to a full 5 years (vs. 3). For many, including myself, that's a justified premium. Sometimes, it's hard to put a price on piece of mind, especially when you expect these drives to store your important data.
I hope that by this point, you're familiar enough with the Se series to make a final decision on whether or not it's for you. If you skipped to this page without reading anything, feel free to enjoy our tl;dr in the form of a pros / cons list. With all those pros and the lack of a con, WD's Se series handily earns itself our Editor's Choice award.
Fantastic performance. Gives WD Black a run for its money.
Considerably less expensive than WD Re; ideal for those without ultra-high throughput requirements.
Available in 2, 3 and 4TB flavors.
Boasts numerous enterprise-level features focusing on security and stability.
9% power reduction versus Re.
Suitable for home and datacenter alike.
Full 5-year warranty.
Will update when I can think of something.
WD Se 4TB Enterprise Hard Drive
1. Introduction & WD Se Synopsis
2. Understanding WD's Se Series & Enterprise Features
3. Test System & Methodology
4. Synthetic: PCMark 7
5. Synthetic: HD Tune Pro 5.0
6. Synthetic: AIDA64 2.70
7. Real-World: Transfers & Game Level Loading


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Thursday, May 14th, 2020 12:22pm
Some roads in town could be temporarily pedestrianised to help people keep apart during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Infrastructure Minister and St Helier officials are also looking at ways of helping cafes offer more al fresco seating while indoor service remains prohibited.
It could mean traffic bans at certain times of the day for a specified period.
Other measures could include widening cycle lanes - at the cost of some parking spaces along Victoria Avenue - to accommodate increasing numbers of pedestrians and cyclists.
There is concern that trying to keep two metres apart could force people into busy roads and put them at risk of injury.
The cycle path running along the island's south coast.
More than 50,000 cycle trips were recorded last month on the automatic cycle counter at First Tower - which is an all-time high for any April.
The CEO of Jersey Sport wants the government to follow the UK and invest money in ways to encourage more people out of their cars and encourage physical distancing.
Catriona McAllister says as the rule on keeping apart will be here for the foreseeable - walking, running and cycling can be vital to breaking a chain of Covid-19 infections.
"if certain streets were to use a one-way system than that would help with certain pinch-points - maybe looking at whether cars should be allowed back into the inner streets of St Helier. Provisions could be made for deliveries, and otherwise, try and keep the streets traffic-free."
The UK announced a £2 billion support package which will be spent on measures such as widening pavements, closing streets and introducing pop-up cycle lanes.
The Infrastructure Minister Deputy Kevin Lewis told States Members this week: "I would love to £2bn to spend on it, but we have to work with what we have."
Signs are being put in car parks advising users not to use lifts unless absolutely necessary, as part of stricter hygiene measures.
Some stairwells are being made 'up' or down' only so people don't have to pass each other on narrow steps.


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North Korea says UN report on atrocities is 'dangerous political provocation'
Oct. 30, 2013 - FILE photo of Jin hye Jo wiping a tear as she testifies in Washington D.C. during a hearing of the UN-mandated Commission of Inquiry about human rights in North Korea. Her father was tortured in detention in North Korea and died. Her elder sister went searching for food during the great famine of the 1990s, only to be trafficked to China. Her two younger brothers died of starvation, one of them a baby without milk whose life ebbed away in her arms. (AP)
UNITED NATIONS – North Korea is rejecting a U.N. commission's report that it committed crimes against humanity, calling it an "extremely dangerous" political provocation.
An unnamed North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman claims the panel was U.S.-orchestrated and that Washington should mind its own business.
In the statement carried Friday by North Korea's state news agency, the spokesman describes the report as "sheer lies" and says North Koreans enjoy "genuine rights."
The three-member commission, chaired by a retired Australian judge, on Monday recommended an international criminal investigation. It warned North Korean leader Kim Jong Un he may be held accountable for orchestrating widespread crimes against civilians.
The commission was established by the U.N. top human rights body. It conducted a yearlong investigation but was unable to visit North Korea.


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Why Cardi B Decided Not to Play the Superbowl Half Time Show
Maybe it's true that "no one thought about" playing the Super Bowl halftime show than Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine, whose band ultimately decided to accept the gig, but for others—Rihanna and Pink among them—reaching the opposite decision felt like the right move. Cardi B, too: In a new interview with the Associated Press, the rapper said she had "mixed feelings" about declining the offer—she voiced solidarity with Colin Kaepernick (last year, she said she wouldn't perform until Kaepernick had a job), on the one hand, but on the other, well, Offset is a big football fan, and the money was good.
"My husband, he loves football. His kids play football," Cardi B said. "He really wants to go to the Super Bowl, but he can't go to the Super Bowl, because he's got to stand for something. … You got to sacrifice that." She's earned some criticism for still partaking in Super Bowl-adjacent events—hosting a party in Atlanta over the weekend and appearing in a commercial spot airing during the game—but, she said, "if the NFL could benefit off from us, then I'm gonna benefit off y'all." That is—if the NFL is going to profit off of athletes and artists of color, then Cardi B is going to get hers, too. (A representative for the rapper said she was not interested in playing the halftime show out of support for Kaepernick, but this seems to be the first time Cardi B herself has weighed in in the press.)
It's also worth noting that, here, Cardi B referred to Offset in no uncertain terms as her husband. Which, yes, they married in late 2017, but they split in late 2018 (with Offset tweeting mournfully, "F–K YALL I MISS CARDI"); however, they recently vacationed together in Puerto Rico, and when she was spotted Facetiming with him at the airport on Thursday, she called him her "significant other."
"We working things out, baby," she told reporters at the time. And, in Atlanta this weekend, she dove deeper into the current state of her marriage in an exclusive interview with People magazine, telling the outlet, "To make things perfect … it takes time."
"We have a baby right now. That's like, our real big focus," she told People. "You know, f–king and hanging out doesn't mean that you guys are on, like, a perfect note," she added. "It's a marriage, and there's a child involved and family involved."
Cardi B and Offset: working on their marriage, not the Super Bowl.
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In the legend of Frankenstein, a doctor created a monster through a risky science experiment and tedious replication of the human anatomy. Your little one won't have to work so hard to create his own Frankenstein monster. Just cut and paste and you've got a charming decoration for Halloween!


Which Window Treatments Make Your Home Look Best From Outdoors?
As a savvy San Antonio homeowner, you carefully choose window treatments based on what they can add to your home's interior. But have you given any attention to which window treatments look best from outdoors, and which ones may add to your house's curb appeal?
These are our top recommendations for window treatments that look best from outdoors.
Shutters are fantastic for maximizing curb appeal because their looks stand out even from outdoors. With their crisp, clean shape and wide louvers, shutters are more noticeable than other window treatments, and can accentuate just about any type of house. With the stunning whites from Polywood® plantation shutters or all-natural looks of Ovation® wood shutters, they can be a great counterpoint to any kind of siding, from wood siding to brick to shingle style siding.
Shutters can also help give you a consolidated look across each of your windows. If your window treatments don't match you could end up with a jumbled look, so the ability to coordinate the window treatments across all your windows is a substantial benefit. Shutters can be custom-built to fit any kind and size of window, so you can get a coordinated, uniform look no matter what.
Finally, shutters are super resilient and low-maintenance, so you'll never have to worry about them looking dingy, wrinkled or dirty in the window like you would with a fabric window covering.
Though they don't offer the same "pop" as shutters do, the biggest things shades have going for them are their clean, solid look and huge number of color options. If you have a very particular color scheme that you want to stick to across every party of your home – shades are the window treatment for you. With nearly endless options in colors and patterns, shades are one of the most versatile options.
Remember that shades require a little more upkeep to maintain their awesome looks. Over the course of a few months, they can wrinkle, crease, wash out, all of which can destroy their appeal. Also be mindful of how silhouettes can appear behind them at night when you have the lights on indoors.
If you want to catch some more eyes in your neighborhood with the help of shutters, drapes or shades, call Sunburst today at 210-876-0377. We'll personally demonstrate all of your options, and help you find window treatments that work best for your San Antonio home.