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Thomas Forrest claimed an exemption from military service due to being afflicted 'for years with a lamness or pain' in his left side, aggrevated by the level of labor. Statement was sworn before James Douglas, Justice of the Peace. Forrest was 42 years old when he submitted this claim. He died in 1887, aged 56. He was married twice, first to Ellen Raitt, then to Margaret McEachron.
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Statement from Thomas Nelson & Son (Roofing) Ltd., of Temple Street, Keighley, dated 31st January 1953.
Item was part of a collection of receipts, statements and invoices donated to the Keighley and District Local History Society by Mrs Barbara Hetherington, in 2019.
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Statement from Birmingham Against the Cuts meeting 13th November 2010 hosted by Right to Work
This meeting takes place at a time of escalating resistance to the wholesale attack on working class people in this country
5,000 people outside the lib dems conference in Liverpool supported by the NW Regional TUC
7,000 people outside the Tory Party Conference supported by several National Unions and many local organisations
25,000 people at Scottish TUC demonstration aqgainst the comrehensive spending review
50,000 students and workers demnstrating in London this Wednesday backed by NUS and UCU
The student demonstration was a magnificent show of strength against the Con Dems’ savage attacks on education and the largest since David Cameron came to number 10. During the demonstration over 5,000 students showed their determination to defend the future of education by occupying the Tory party HQ and its courtyards for several hours.
We celebrate the fact that thousands of students were willing to send a message to the Tories that we will fight to win. Occupations are a long established tradition in the student movement that should be defended. It is this kind of action in France and Greece that has been an inspiration to many workers and students in Britain faced with such a huge assault on jobs, benefits, housing and the public sector.
In addition this meeting notes the fantastic protests and actions in Birmingham in recent months including:
7000 strong Right to Work demonstration against the Tory Party Conference backed by several national unions (up to 4000 of which attended were local)
The protest against the Comprehensive Spending Review initiated by the Peoples Charter, supported by Right To Work, Save Our Services, BTUC.
Over 30 students occupying and closing the Vodaphone store 2 weeks in a row over tax justice
We support the decision of the TUC to call a mass demonstration against the cuts in March.
We need more resistance to the ConDem government and Birmingham’s ConDem council in the lead up to this national march.
We need to engage the entire labour movement and build the widest possible unity between workers, students, the unemployed and communities.
We support the efforts being made to bring closer co-operation between these constituent parts with a view to forming a Birmingham wide Anti-Cuts Alliance. The Birmingham Trades Union Council initiative to draw together trade unions and campaigns is a welcome step toward this.
Minister of Finance Pravin Gordhan Flanked by his Deputy Minister Nhlanhla Nene, Commissioner Oupa Magashule and National Treasury DG Lungisa Fuzile addressing a Press conference on the 2011 Medium Term Budget Policy Statement held at the Imbizo Media centre in Cape Town. 25/10/2011
When we were in Rome, Prime Minister Berlusconi got a slap in his face by the voters (how Reuters put it). An unusual high number of voters turned up at the referendum vote and overturned his legislation on nuclear power, water privatisation and trial immunity for government ministers.
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Der Freundeskreis Willy-Brandt-Haus e.V., Gruner+Jahr und die Magazine Stern und Geo präsentieren die Fotoausstellung.
Ein deutliches Statement gegen die Verfolgung von Homosexuellen in Russland ist zum weltweit besten Pressefoto des Jahres gewählt worden. Die Jury des Wettbewerbs World Press Photo zeichnete den dänischen Fotografen Mads Nissen mit dem renommierten Preis aus. Er fotografierte das schwule Paar Jon und Alex in einem intimen Moment in Sankt Petersburg. Das Foto ist Teil eines größeren Projekts des Fotografen zum Thema "Homophobie in Russland".
Das Foto nehme auf eindrückliche Weise Stellung zu einem universalen Thema, begründete die Jury ihre Wahl. Für Homosexuelle, Lesben, Bisexuelle und Transgender werde das Leben in Russland zunehmend schwieriger. "Sexuelle Minderheiten werden mit rechtlicher und sozialer Diskriminierung konfrontiert, Verfolgung und sogar gewalttätigen Hass-Verbrechen von konservativen religiösen und nationalistischen Gruppen", heißt es in dem Bericht der Jury.
"Dieses Foto hat eine große ästhetische Kraft und zeigt Menschlichkeit", sagte die Vorsitzende der Jury Michele McNally, Direktorin für Fotografie der New York Times. „Gewalttätige Bilder werden heute von Terroristen für Propagandazwecke produziert. Unsere Antwort darauf muss subtiler ausfallen“ sagt das Jurymitglied Alessia Glaviano.
Die Jury wählte aus rund 98.000 Fotos aus 131 Ländern die Sieger aus. Preise wurden in acht Kategorien an 42 Fotografen vergeben. Die Siegerfotos werden in einer Ausstellung ab April in Amsterdam und anschließend in über 40 Ländern gezeigt. Vom 5. bis zum 28. Juni werden sie im Willy-Brandt-Haus in Berlin ausgestellt.
Willy-Brandt-Haus, Berlin - 04. Juni 2015
Redner:
Gisela Kayser
Geschäftsführerin Freundeskreis Willy-Brandt-Haus
Monique van Daalen
Botschafterin des Königreichs der Niederlande
Ansgar Dittmar
Vorsitzender der AG Lesben und Schwule der SPD
Georg Fahrenschon
Präsident Deutscher Sparkassen- und Giroverband
Anaïs Conijn
Repräsentantin World Press Photo Foundation
Peter-Matthias Gaede
Journalistischer Berater der G+J-Geschäftsführung, Jury-Mitglied
Im Anschluss Empfang mit DJ Yuriy Gurzhy (Russendisko / RotFront, Berlin)
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GRAND OPENING World Press Photo, Willy-Brandt-Haus, Berlin 2015
The Freundeskreis Willy-Brandt-Haus e.V., Gruner+Jahr and the magazines Stern and Geo present the photo exhibition.
A clear statement against the persecution of homosexuals in Russia has been voted the world's best press photo of the year. The jury of the World Press Photo competition awarded the prestigious prize to Danish photographer Mads Nissen. He photographed the gay couple Jon and Alex in an intimate moment in Saint Petersburg. The photo is part of a larger project by the photographer on the subject of “Homophobia in Russia”.
The jury justified its choice by stating that the photo impressively addresses a universal topic. Life in Russia is becoming increasingly difficult for homosexuals, lesbians, bisexuals and transgender people. “Sexual minorities face legal and social discrimination, persecution and even violent hate crimes from conservative religious and nationalist groups,” the jury's report states.
“This photograph has great aesthetic power and shows humanity,” said jury chair Michele McNally, director of photography at The New York Times. “Violent images today are produced by terrorists for propaganda purposes. Our response to this must be more subtle,” said jury member Alessia Glaviano.
The jury selected the winners from around 98,000 photos from 131 countries. Prizes were awarded to 42 photographers in eight categories. The winning photos will be shown in an exhibition in Amsterdam from April and then in over 40 countries. They will be exhibited at the Willy Brandt House in Berlin from June 5 to 28.
Willy-Brandt-Haus, Berlin - June 04, 2015
Speaker:
Gisela Kayser
Managing Director Freundeskreis Willy-Brandt-Haus
Monique van Daalen
Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Ansgar Dittmar
Chairman of the Lesbian and Gay Working Group of the SPD
Georg Fahrenschon
President of the German Savings Banks and Giro Association
Anaïs Conijn
Representative World Press Photo Foundation
Peter-Matthias Gaede
Journalistic advisor to the G+J management, jury member
Followed by a reception with DJ Yuriy Gurzhy (Russendisko / RotFront, Berlin)
Shirt - Target
Necklace - thrifted
I like the bright colors with the black shirt. I bought the necklace because it reminded me of a necklace I had in junior high.
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Three Classic Design objects in the real situation of a Hotel Room. Image taken by Chris Walker in 2004
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100 Jahre 1920er: Charleston-Kleid, Kokain, Absinth, Monokel, Frack, Champagner, Federboa, Tanz auf dem Vulkan, mondäne Unterhaltung und Nächte bis zum Morgengrauen, als ob jede die letzte wäre…
Soweit die Nostalgie und die Bilder, die gewöhnlich im Zusammenhang mit den sogenannten »Goldenen Zwanzigern« in den Köpfen entstehen. Das alles betrifft im Grunde allerdings nur die Zeit zwischen 1924 und 1929. Sigrid Grajek hingegen geht es um die Jahre von 1918 bis 1933, also jene zwischen den beiden Weltkriegen, wo sich unter der schillernd-schönen »Berlin im Licht«-Oberfläche eine dunkel-bittere Seite offenbart. Hunger, Armut, Dreck, Kriminalität - Tür an Tür mit eben diesen genannten 'Goldenen 20ern'. Zilles Milljöh, Hinterhofromantik, Arbeitslosigkeit, dem Aufkeimen der Rechtspopulisten, Nationalsozialisten, dem Überlebenswillen und dem berühmten Berliner Humor.
Obwohl man von der „Weimarer Republik“ spricht, war Berlin das pulsierende Zentrum. Die unterschiedlichen Lebensrealitäten dieser fünfzehn Jahre wurden in einer Vielzahl von Liedern und Texten mit oft unerschütterlichem Humor dokumentiert. Sigrid Grajek fügt ihre Auswahl daraus zusammen und kreiert einen musikalisch-literarischen Spiegel der Epoche. Sie bringt diese Zeitperiode in der ihr eigenen Art, mit Conférencen, Erklärungen, politischen Statements und Liedern aus eben jener Zeit.
Ein spannender wie unterhaltsamer Abend mit Glanz, Sozialkritik, Berliner Humor und Geschichte.
Eine Collage von & mit Sigrid Grajek, am Piano: Regina Knobel
Premiere im BKA-Theater Berlin - 15. Januar 2020
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Sigrid Grajek: Berlin, the 1920s - a city in turmoil, Berlin 2020
100 years of the 1920s: Charleston dress, cocaine, absinthe, monocle, tailcoat, champagne, feather boa, dancing on a volcano, sophisticated entertainment and nights until dawn as if each one was the last...
So much for the nostalgia and images that usually arise in people's minds in connection with the so-called "Golden Twenties". However, all this basically only concerns the period between 1924 and 1929. Sigrid Grajek, on the other hand, is concerned with the years from 1918 to 1933, i.e. those between the two world wars, where a dark and bitter side is revealed beneath the dazzlingly beautiful "Berlin in the light" surface. Hunger, poverty, filth, crime - right next door to these so-called 'Golden 20s'. Zille's milieu, backyard romance, unemployment, the rise of right-wing populists, National Socialists, the will to survive and the famous Berlin humor.
Although we speak of the "Weimar Republic", Berlin was the pulsating center. The different realities of life during these fifteen years were documented in a multitude of songs and texts with often unflinching humor. Sigrid Grajek compiles her selection from these and creates a musical-literary mirror of the era. She presents this period in her own unique way, with conferences, explanations, political statements and songs from that very time.
An exciting and entertaining evening with splendor, social criticism, Berlin humor and history.
A collage by & with Sigrid Grajek, at the piano: Regina Knobel
Premiere at the BKA Theater Berlin - January 15, 2020
A kiosk on Jefferson Dr SW, near the Smithsonian Castle. It's labeled National Mall & Memorial Parks, with a logo for the National Park Service. I don't like that both columns immediately start off with subheading. The one on the left is titled Welcome, which to me is just superfluous. The other column is titled How to Get Around, which basically is an ad for Tourmobile, which has a lucrative deal with the Park Service that really ought to be investigated and opened up. The map is no doubt very helpful. Then there's a Sites to See section, divided into "National Park Service Sites" and "Sites Which Require Tickets." This isn't quite the best way to organize things, seeing as how the Washington Monument shows up in both sections. The Museums and Galleries section just tosses out the hours of the Smithsonian Institution museums and the National Gallery of Art. The sign leaves out the U.S. Botanic Garden, oops. Finally, a Park Guidelines section has the usual blah-blah-blah items, which are fairly worthless, especially since most of them apply only "within the memorial and fountains." I find it fairly stupid that a sign on the Mall has a "no food or drinks" sign - you have to read the fine print to see that they're just saying the rule applies elsewhere. Duh! This sign needs a makeover. Washington, DC.
See shot from January 2008: Welcome to Washington. That map is much better, because most people just care about seeing where they are and figuring out how to get to their next destination.