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If you're keen on pubs and like a dance, but don't want the hassle of finding a club, then look no further than the Huntington Pub in Ardwick. Run by Irish owners and having the appearance of a castle from the outside, it is jam packed full of different beers and has live Irish music on most nights. So if you like a nice beer and a bit of a jig, then why not head down to the Huntington Pub in Ardwick.
As Ardwicks most notable attractions, no visit to Ardwick would be complete without getting yourself a ticket to the Manchester Apollo. Renowned as one of the biggest concert venues in and around Manchester, the Manchester Apollo attracts some of the biggest names in the entertainment industry. Recent acts to perform include Ed Sheeran, Jimmy Carr, Rizzle Kicks, The Kaiser Chiefs and Ronan Keating.
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As I discuss politics all over the internet and in real life, I have come to the conclusion that the battle of ideas really boils down to this question:
Do individuals have God-given rights?
This is the conservative measuring stick, and should be, for every conservative everywhere.
First, it must be individuals, not groups, that have rights. If you do not recognize individuals as responsible entities for their own decisions, then you do not recognize anyone's ability to make decisions.
Second, the rights must come from God, and be completely non-negotiable. This is critical. The Supreme Court cannot grant rights. Government doesn't create rights. They can only infringe on God-given rights, or respect them. Those are the only choices they have.
Third, why "right" and not "freedom"? Because rights are what you should do, not what you can do. You do not have a right to get drunk. You do not have a right to be an idiot. You do have a right to protect life, to stand up for truth and righteousness, to condemn evil and to create wealth. Those are things everyone should do, every day, for the rest of their lives. Rights and duties are the same thing. For instance, if I claim that people have a right to live, then I have to be willing to kill to save life, otherwise it is mere words, meaningless words.
People who refuse to recognize individual, God-given rights inevitably fall into the trap of thinking that government should do something more than protect rights. They see the government as a really rich relative, or a strong bully, and they'd like to use that wealth and strength for their own desires. This leads to things like the welfare state, to immigration policies that fail to respect individual rights to freely associate and live in peace, and many other evils. Inevitably, if you press these people on where government should stop, you'll find they can see no limit, that they'd be perfectly happy living in a country where there are no rights and government does everything all the time. This is, in essence, slavery.
One more thing: People who do not recognize your individual, God-given rights are a real threat to your safety. You must be willing to engage them in mortal combat when they become aggressive, and you must persuade them to change their ways before it comes to that point. Inevitably, throughout history, those who recognize rights have either had to lay down their lives or get their hands bloody.
As Kyle Chapman (Alt-Knight, Based Stickman) said, "I'm a pacifist: I will never initiate violence. But if someone uses violence on me or my people, I will meet that." If you're not willing to fight to protect peace, you're not really a pacifist.

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A Southend-on-Sea Labour candidate has been suspended after being caught making misogynist and racist remarks.
A Southend councillor reported Daniel Cowan, the former Labour candidate for the Blenheim Park ward for next year's Southend-on-Sea Borough Council election, to Essex Police after receiving a tip-off from an anonymous source about racist and homophobic remarks he made on his own website.
He made the comments on a site called Goonersphere.com, which the Labour volunteer created for Arsenal FC fans commonly referred to as 'gooners.' Its podcasts discuss matters related to the football club.
A Southend Labour spokesperson said: "We do not comment on the details of internal party matters.
The Southend Labour Party's Campaign Forum's Executive Committee is satisfied that the appropriate selection processes were followed."
"I would love to say to Tottenham fans that your manager has been f***ed by a 'gooner'"
On one podcast, the Labour activist was caught saying he would 'love to f**k' Tottenham FC's manager, Maurcio Pochettino. When asked by the podcast's presenter, James Rowell-Stokes, why he would like to do that, Mr. Cowan said: 'He is young and has a tight a**hole.
I would love to say to Tottenham fans that your manager has been f***ed by a "gooner"- that is pretty good bragging rights.
'I would love to say I spanked inside him and killed Mike Dean (a football referee).'
In another Goonersphere recording, Mr. Cowan and Mr. Rowell-Stokes discussed their thoughts on Piers Morgan. The Labour activist described the former Mirror editor as an 'all-round massive thunder-c**t.'
He then went on to say that he embodies 'everything that is wrong with Arsenal, the media, life, humanity and existence.'
"Piers Morgan's sweat is c**t soup"
The Labour volunteer concluded by saying Mr. Morgan is a 'genetic cesspool of c**tery. Piers Morgan's sweat is c**t soup.'
Rowell-Stokes corrected his co-presenter by saying the Britain's Got Talent presenter does not 'excreet c**t, he is c**t.'
Mr. Cowan replied to his colleague's comments by describing the ITV presenter as a 'semi-sentient post-mortem priapism.'
'Piers Morgan is a dead man's b***r covered in s**t that can think- a dead p***s with a Twitter account'
He then went on to say: 'Basically, Piers Morgan is a dead man's b***r covered in s**t that can think- a dead p***s with a Twitter account.'
The Labour volunteer proclaimed his love for street violence and described his own podcasts as 'c**t soup.'
One guest who was brought onto the show, named Dan, was described as the presenters' 'token brown friend' and a 'cat bummer.'
Mr. Cowan later bragged that he stalked a female presenter who was 'struggling with a poo' late at night.
A voter in Southend-on-Sea said: 'Some of what I've heard broadcast by Mr. Cowan is not only offensive, but absolutely sickening.
'I would be furious if such a depraved individual was elected to our council in Southend.'
Councillor James Courtenay, the Conservative Councillor for Blenheim Park and Executive Councillor for Children & Learning, told Blasting News: 'The choice of language Daniel Cowan uses on the podcast is both very juvenile and unnecessarily crude.
I would like to think the residents of Blenheim Park deserve someone to represent them who can do so in a polite, meaningful and diplomatic way, whilst getting the job done. Not a skill set Mr. Cowan appears to be showing in abundance with his podcast.
'The much more distressing and disappointing part of this podcast is the way in which racist and homophobic comments are made and then laughed off by the presenters. Sadly, in the never ending toroid of sexually explicit expletives, and the casual way things are laughed off by the presenters, it is almost possible to miss these comments.
'However, it is the role of a local councillor to stand up, speak and represent minorities and to do so with some credibility. Mr. Cowan would not have any such credibility to represent the residents of Blenheim Park.'
Mr. Cowan was approached for a reply by Blasting News, but he refused to comment.


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Rob Schofield, Group Talent Manager at The 5% Club member Balfour Beatty, discusses the options available to school leavers as they collect their GCSE results today.
August. While we enjoy the long sunny days, for many families the month is filled with a mixture of hope and trepidation as they await A Level and GCSE results. For the parent – will my teenager get into the university of their choice, or achieve the grades for college A Levels? For the teenager – will I get my grades? Will I still be with my school friends? What if I don't get the grades, what happens then?
The dreaded word: university.
As the £9,000 annual fee commences this year, applicants need to be savvier about the courses they choose. Is the £27k debt really worth it? Why is university still seen by parents and students to be the only option?
The university market looks very different now compared to 1992. I was lucky, I had a clear view on what I wanted my career to be, and had been proactive in my work experience to date. I got the grades required, but I also received a full-time job opportunity on a Graduate Programme with Marks & Spencer. My brother, who was graduating from Bristol, was instrumental in my decision making because his future was looking bleak – the recession in full swing and graduate recruitment was at an all-time low. Instead of going to university I chose to go straight into a job.
For those that got GCSE results this summer, new options have opened up for school leavers. The image of apprenticeships being a poor alternative or a low grade role is misconstrued. Having been involved in developing apprenticeships over the past five years I have seen the value in them – not just to the employer but also to the apprentice. Higher Apprenticeships help A Level students that might not have quite made the cut get into their chosen university. Often employers, as well as paying a salary, will pay the employee for their study – leaving them (and their families) in a much better financial situation than had they taken the 'traditional' route. It's a win-win: the employer gets skilled, talented and career minded individuals. The apprentice gets excellent training and development, and a head start for their career.
Schools and colleges are slowly realising the potential of apprenticeships, but experience tells me that parents don't know enough about the options that apprenticeships can and do bring. For parents with children about to enter the final year of GCSE's or A Levels, I urge you to read up more about the apprentice route and take a more informed look at what is on offer. The 5% Club is a great portal for parents and teenagers alike to understand the routes of education open to them and as a unit help make decisions as to what is best for them. Ultimately you have to let your child make the decision and support them. Become more informed and open your eyes to all of the opportunities, and remember what was good for the goose is not always good for the gander.


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SJSA is a group of parents and staff who raise money for facilities and items not provided for by statutory funds. The aim of the association is to advance the education of pupils in the school. SJSA helps to extend relationships between staff, parents and all those associated with St John's.
The way we raise money is, really, only limited by our imagination. To date we have run discos, cake sales, ice cream sales, strawberry and rhubarb sales; we have sold school tea towels, Christmas production DVDs, run photographic portrait sessions, pamper evenings, Christmas and Easter craft workshops as well as recycling ink cartridges and clothing. This generates about £6000 per year.
Where does all this money go, you may ask? In the last two years alone we have funded approximately £4000 to playground painting and trim trail (climbing apparatus), £2000 towards the schools online learning platform, £2000 towards the redevelopment of the "quad" outside class area, £600 for netball posts and £200 installing a play speed boat in the nursery. We have also funded numerous smaller items.
This year we are making a total of £1000 available to realise ideas put forward by the children, who will be able to make their proposals through School Council. We also hope to be selling Christmas trees and, next summer, hosting a large community festival. We hope to put some of the money earned towards upgrading the school's library.
All of this is only possible with the dedication and hard work of those who give their time to support SJSA. We are always happy to have new helpers come on board.
For further information on how to be more involved with SJSA contact me through the School Office.
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`Ayn Najm, Lebanon
Lebanese Heritage Museum
19th century
Architectural sculpture; stonework
Limestone; engraving
Element of the traditional Arabic and Islamic architecture. A square shaped limestone engraved mashrabiyya that used to be put mostly on the street side of a building (house or palace…) to decorate windows, loggias and balconies, located on the second storey or higher. It is a forced natural ventilation device, also used in Islamic architecture in order to prevent women from being seen from the exterior. The narrow openings serve both architectural and traditional purposes. It is a beautifully sculpted floral art piece.
Marie Therese Moujabber "Mashrabiyya" in Sharing History , Museum With No Frontiers, 2019. http://www.museumwnf.org/thematicgallery/thg_galleries/database_item.php?itemId=sh_objects;AWE;lb;52;en&id=architectural_elements
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Flags, Fosters and epic bonfires
"IS it just me or has everything turned red, white and blue?" We're just a few metres down the famous Shankill Road in West Belfast where Union Jack flags are strewn from one side to the other as far as the eye can see causing me to come to an abrupt and startled stop.
We've been in Belfast a mere day and for once we've timed our arrival into a city with a significant event – in fact it's none other than the 12th of July celebrations (otherwise known as "Orange Day"). Mere hours beforehand I'd struggled to admire the stunning Northern Irish scenery as shooting pains swept from my black and blue backside down my legs during the easy 50km cycle from Larne to Belfast but faced with the biggest annual day of the Protestant dominated region I quickly forget my aching buttocks.
As we stroll through the historical street that housed some of the most horrendous riots, bombings and turmoil of North Ireland's "troubles" our hosts David and Frances (who are friends of friends and have offered to put us up for three days) talk us through the murals and heartbreaking tributes that line this road and what it means to be a Loyalist on the biggest day of the year.
Since arriving at their home – which sits just minutes from Shankill Rd – we'd been showered with tea, sandwiches and that wonderful Irish hospitality, but as the flags fluttered in the afternoon breeze they spoke sadly of the great divide that still existed in Belfast and the murals that depicted Protestant deaths at the hands of the IRA. While it's been a long time since a bus or building was bombed in the poor battered city the flag protests continue and for a moment I wonder if these 12th of July celebrations will spell yet more trouble.
Just metres further down the road a handful of loyalists have built a bonfire to burn two Republican flags.
Despite the divide the air of festivity grows as we wander further down the road before stopping for a pint in the Duke of York which sits in a gorgeous cobble-stoned lane.
It's in the heart of the city that you understand why tourism has returned with gusto to Belfast and we revel in the history, art, beauty and sheer variety of this awesome region.
Following more feasts courtesy of the kind and warm David and Frances we head into the Titanic quarter the following day with pants considerably tighter and legs well rested after a glorious night in a warm and cozy bed.
This is the main reason tourists flock to the heart of Belfast and with Celine Dion's warbling tune firmly in my head we wander around to check out where the famous ship was built while turning up our noses at the exhibition which costs a whopping £15 each to enter.
With a twinkle in their eyes the Irish will happily tell you the Titanic "was fine when it left" but jokes aside it's phenomenal to check out the very beginnings of this troubled ship.
That night the Orange Day eve celebrations kick off with big concerts and the lighting of the bonfires (enormous pyramid-shaped towers made of stacked pallets) attracting everyone from locals to nearby Scots (who come over in boatloads) resulting in one hell of a party and one hell of a trashed town.
Saturday dawns in a haze of smoke from the still smoldering bonfires and we head into the city to watch the epic parades which hundreds march in from each of Belfasts' districts alongside visiting bands from Scotland. A "wee" hangover hasn't stopped most of them lining up to watch or to even participate in the march and a huge contingency of marching Scotsman stop right beside us knocking back cans of Fosters and dragging us over for hugs and photos while waving the blue cans in our face.
We don't have the heart to tell them Fosters is far more popular in the UK than it ever will be in its "home" of Australia and soon we're laughing hysterically at their outrageous stories before they reluctantly pick their drums back up to keep marching.
By the end of the day a solid drizzle has turned into steady rain marking the end of our blissful stay in Belfast as wonder how our pudgy bellies are going to squeeze back into the cycling shorts in preparation for the next leg – a wee wander down to County Clare in the Republic of Ireland.
This wild county sits over in the west of the island but for me the journey's more than just about checking out the spectacular scenery. Much of my family has been traced back to this spot and while I'm almost sixth generation Australian I'm desperate to find out just where my roots were buried hundreds of years ago.


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- Prune the center of the tree. Removing trunks and branches growing in the middle of a crape myrtle allows sunlight to reach every part of the plant and stops it from choking itself. While it can be difficult to reach the middle if you haven't pruned the tree in a while, and you'll certainly want to keep a wary eye out for wasps, it's a quick trick to ensure good growth.
- Prune in winter. Late winter is the season for most tree pruning, but it can be tricky to find just the right moment between winter continuing and summer starting. Aim for February so you can prune without reducing the spring's bloom. It also makes pruning easier because there aren't leaves obscuring your vision and you don't have to worry about wasps.
- Prune crape myrtles down to a small base. While it's a common practice, trimming your crape myrtles down too far keeps new branch growth weak and unable to support the weight of the blooms. It also means the bark will never turn mottled and leaves your trees looking ugly during the first few months of the year.
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