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Below is the text of Mr Major's joint press conference with the Irish Prime Minister, John Bruton, held at Stormont Castle on Monday 10th June 1996.
Let me firstly say how pleased I am to be joined at this press conference by the Taoiseach. It has been a fairly lengthy and a fairly difficult process to get where we are today to the beginning of talks. And yet this is in many senses just the end of the beginning. There is a great deal that lies ahead in the negotiations that will begin with the discussions today.
I don't think either John or I have any illusions about the difficulty of the task that still lies ahead. It is going potentially to be long, to be difficult and to be demanding not just of the two governments but of all the participants as well.
Of course in our discussions today Sinn Fein are not present in those discussions. But no amount of grand standing by them can hide the fact that all-
Despite their absence, this is an historic day. It is an opportunity to begin putting behind everyone some centuries of enmity and distrust.
In the last two or three decades, we have seen an enormous amount of wholly senseless violence, a violence that I believe is abhorrent to the ordinary law-
In Northern Ireland I have no doubt that people want a just and fair settlement, and I believe that also applies to others as well. And I don't believe they are asking for something that is unreasonable -
What we have seen since the ceasefire in 1994 is a glimpse of the opportunities that could exist for Northern Ireland given a permanent settlement of the dispute that has riven the area for so long. I believe it is wicked, quite literally wicked, that the shadow of violence has reappeared in Northern Ireland and I hope we are going to get that unequivocal ceasefire before too long.
Let me say a word about the talks process that has begun today. There is, I believe, a very heavy responsibility upon the participants in these particular talks, a heavy responsibility to participate fully in the process, a heavy responsibility to, wherever necessary, see if they can reach a reasonable compromise towards getting a settlement, and above all a responsibility to make sure that they will continue to talk one to the other so that they may finally find the settlement that people have been longing for for so long.
It would, of course, be very easy to prevent a settlement in these talks, nothing easier than declining to agree in discussions of this sort, and it will be very hard to forge an agreement in these talks. But no-
There has been a great deal of discussion, and I think that is to the good. Before the meeting commenced this afternoon I had a meeting with David Trimble and John Taylor, with Ian Paisley and with Robert McCartney. And I don't think they have any doubt about the possibilities ahead and I am sure that applies to all the other participants as well.
Let me say immediately how grateful I am to George Mitchell, John de Chatelain and Harri Holkery for the part that they have so generously offered to play in these negotiations, They have, individually and collectively, a great amount of talent and experience, a great amount of integrity, and I am confident of their impartiality. I believe they can work with objectivity and understanding and I look forward to them taking up their responsibilities. They are very substantial responsibilities. They don't come to them entirely fresh, they come to them on the back of a practical set of principles to set the talks in a context of democracy and non-
As far as the British government is concerned, it will do all it can to further the negotiations. And ultimately it is for the participants themselves in these negotiations to reach and agree an outcome. Once that outcome has been agreed, it must first go to a referendum of the people of Northern Ireland and then, as appropriate, for legislation in the British Parliament.
To all the people in these negotiations this morning I think I would simply say this. The eyes of people not just in Northern Ireland, the Republic and elsewhere in the United Kingdom, the eyes of people right the way round the world are on these negotiations at present. There is a great deal of hope residing in the belief that these negotiations offer the best opportunity for a peaceful settlement in Northern Ireland that we have seen for many decades. We cannot afford to fail, because the opportunities that have now been opened, having reached this far in the discussions, may not easily re-
I hope and I believe that everybody engaged in the negotiations understands quite what rests upon a successful outcome of those negotiations. The hopes and expectations of very many people rest upon the goodwill and the negotiating skills, and courage where necessary to compromise, of the people involved in these particular talks. I wish them well. But there can be absolutely no doubt that the people of Northern Ireland want these talks to succeed, and I very much hope that they will.
The first thing I would like to say is that all those who are gathered for these talks have a tremendous opportunity to do enormous good, not only for the people of this island, but for the people of the neighbouring island, and for successive generations to come. This is truly an enormous opportunity, but it is an opportunity that can only be taken if there is a willingness to compromise by those who are gathered around this table, or who have a right to take their place at the table.
What is being sought is to overcome the legacy of history. And what is being sought to be resolved is a difference about allegiance, and there is no more difficult political difference to overcome than a difference of allegiance.
I think it is important also that people put their efforts in context by recalling all those who have died in the unresolved conflict over the last 27 or more years. I particularly feel this strongly as I came here to Belfast from the funeral of Garda Jerry McCabe, somebody who was shot down in the prime of his life, for no reason, for no good, who paid the supreme sacrifice. And there are so many other Jerry McCabes who have paid the supreme sacrifice. But there are those who have the opportunity now to make compromises, to have a sense of a very heavy responsibility to ensure that there will be no repetition of these types of loss of life of the kind that we have witnessed on this island and indeed in Britain for so long.
I particularly recalled in my address some of the politicians who gave their lives, but the politicians were perhaps the ones who obtained more notice. But there are people who didn't lose their lives, who are suffering, in constant pain from injuries from which they will never recover. Their pain is just the daily bread of their life.
Those who gather together here have a responsibility. If they cannot alleviate the physical pain that those people suffer, at least to seek to alleviate the psychological pain by giving those who suffered so much a sense that the cause of that suffering is being removed. People should see their responsibilities in that broader human context. This is not simply a political exercise. This is an opportunity for all to put right a great wrong, and that wrong was violence and division.
I recall the fact that the Republican Movement in particular have campaigned throughout the length and breadth of these islands and across the world on the slogan "Peace Talks Now". Now is today. Today is the day that talks are available. And only one condition needs to be fulfilled for everybody, including Sinn Fein, to be present at those talks, and that is a restoration of the IRA's ceasefire.
Sinn Fein have already accepted the Mitchell principles. And it is worth recalling that the first of the Mitchell principles is total and absolute commitment to democratic and exclusively peaceful means of resolving political issues. There is no consistency between accepting those principles and not having an immediate IRA ceasefire. Failure to restore a full and immediate IRA ceasefire is inconsistent with the very first of the Mitchell principles. I think it is also important to recall that another one of the Mitchell principles calls for an end to punishment beatings and killings for good.
I want to compliment all the parties who have come to these talks for the commitment they have shown. I want to say that the atmosphere, given the legacy of difference that has existed in the past, at least in the period that the Prime Minister and I were present, was good and constructive.
I want also, speaking as I do on behalf of an Irish government, to recognise the just pride in their own tradition and in their own British allegiance of a Unionist community represented by various parties at these talks. They are, as the poet John Hewitt said, "no stranger here". And it is important to recognise that constitutional nationalists in all of the great debates that have gone on within nationalism over recent years has come, not just simply to recognise the Unionist community as having a distinctive cultural ethos, but has also come to recognise -
That is now recognised, it perhaps was not recognised in the same way 20 or 10 years ago, it is now recognised by Nationalists and that to my mind gives real reason for hope.
But to northern Nationalists I also say, on behalf of the Irish government, that we in the south have failed in the past, particularly in the early years when we were so painfully constructing our own state, we failed to give adequate, as distinct from self-
I believe a great change is now taking place. That change represents an attempt, a sincere attempt on all sides, to come together. As I said in my few remarks, I quoted the words of King George V in 1920 where he appealed to all Irish people to pause and stretch out a hand of forbearance and conciliation, to forgive and to forget and to join in making the land, which they love, one in which there was a new era of peace.
And the important thing I think, to move on from those words, is the fact that both communities in this part of Ireland truly do love this land. They belong here. All that is needed is for each community to recognise that the other belongs here too.
I believe that that is happening. And where appeals of that nature may have fallen on less responsive ears in the past, I believe we may be seeing now a time when there will be a meaningful response and where we will create a political structure, in this island and in this part of this island, to which all can give equally.
QUESTION (Adam Boulton, Sky News):
Could I ask you both on behalf of your governments at the beginning of the negotiations between the parties here in the north, what claim both your governments make on these six counties now and how far you are prepared to go during the course of negotiations? What claim does the Irish Government make on the six counties?
Our aim is to provide an opportunity for people to find a way of walking together. I believe that claims of the kind that you refer to which are phrased I think in territorial terms, don't represent the reality of the modern world where people can move from one territory to another with such great ease.
What is crucial now is the sense of allegiance that each individual feels not to the land that they live on or what flag flies on that land or who has the deeds of the land. What is important is the sense of allegiance that each individual wherever they live feels themselves and what we are seeking to do in these negotiations and certainly I see the framework document that the Prime Minister and I agreed as being essentially an agreement whereby we are putting the allegiance of people first and putting matters of claims of the kind that you raised into their proper, comparatively less important role.
And the allegiances will be determined and endorsed in a referendum as I said earlier.
Is there a chance that Mr Mitchell will now not chair the talks as you originally planned?
I very much hope not and I would expect not. George Mitchell is a very able and talented man, he spent a great deal of time and trouble over the Mitchell Report and the Mitchell principles are the basis that formed the entry point into these particular discussions. Quite apart from George Mitchell's natural talents and ability to chair the plenary, I believe that much otherwise fruitless discussions about what the Mitchell Report might have meant can be readily dispensed if you have the author of the Mitchell Report chairing the plenary when he can make it perfectly plan what he meant and he was perfectly plain in his report about the need for decommissioning to go alongside political negotiations during the talks.
I think it is perfectly proper for the participants to discuss this, they are going to have to sit under the chairmanship at the end of all the discussions and I think it is perfectly proper for them to discuss it, but I very much hope and believe that George Mitchell will be acceptable and will carry out his responsibilities.
QUESTION (Irish Times):
Prime Minister, the Taoiseach mentioned the framework document twice in his speech earlier and he has mentioned it just now, but I notice it is not mentioned in your speech. Has there been a cooling of enthusiasm on the British Government's part in relation to the framework document, have you retreated from it or gone cool on it?
One of the interesting aspects of these negotiations all the way through is that if John and say the same thing everyone says: "It is extremely boring! They agree! They are concerted!", but we both agreed the Downing Street Declaration, we both agreed the framework document as a possible outcome. We were asked actually to consider that by the participants and to do that; we did that and those agreements were made and were reached.
We have now reached the circumstances where the negotiators themselves will determine what is satisfactory. We can't impose it upon them, we are not in the business of imposing things upon people. That, firstly, is not the way we wish to proceed, and secondly, it would not be effective. That is the background against which they now carry out their negotiations and you should read nothing sinister into any textual differences between the Taoiseach and I on that or indeed on other matters; I dare say there were one or two things in my speech that John didn't mention, I will look carefully through and see what they are but in essence it has to be determined by the negotiators, that is the basis upon which these talks take place.
Prime Minister, did you ever pinch yourself in the past two years or ask yourself whether you had been too cautious about the peace process because the republicans said today they don't trust you. Why should they trust you against that background?
I suppose I might have pinched myself two ways: I might have pinched myself if the republicans said I was too cautious and I might have pinched myself if some of the unionists said I was quite the reverse. The reality is that this is only going to succeed if we bring all the parties together to talk and an awful lot of people I seem to recall, not just over the past two years but over the last five years or so, have predicted with absolute certainty that we would never get to this day, exactly the same people who said you will never get agreement on the Downing Street Declaration; exactly the same people who said you would never get agreement on frameworks; exactly the same people who said you would never find a way in which you can hold the elections and everybody will take part, someone will walk out; exactly the same people who said you won't get agreement on the forum and exactly the same people who said you would actually not get everybody sitting around the table. If I pinched myself every time somebody suggested that wouldn't be achieved, I would quite literally be black and blue from head to tail and I promise you I am not.
Prime Minister, on what basis you have this confidence, unlike many people in Northern Ireland who believe this process is doomed, and you believe it can work?
I think it is the same point I have just been making. People have been saying this process is doomed from the very first day but there is, if I may put it this way, a secret weapon in making sure that this talks process succeeds and the secret weapon is the determination of the people of Northern Ireland who have had not just the last 25 years, historically much longer but certainly the last 25 years in which their living standards, their well-
QUESTION (Michael Brunson, ITV):
Prime Minister, did you get any assurances from either Mr Trimble or Mr Paisley about the position of Senator Mitchell, particularly in view of the fact that Mr Paisley was saying categorically this morning that if Senator Mitchell was there he would walk out?
I didn't hear what Ian Paisley may have said to you this morning and I am not going to comment on reported comments. I discussed the matter with them and I think at the end of the day that George Mitchell will prove acceptable and I think that is most certainly going to happen, it is being discussed now and I am confident of the outcome.
QUESTION (Michael Brunson, ITV):
Did he give you a promise to that effect though?
No, I had a private discussion with them Michael; I don't talk about private discussions.
QUESTION (Financial Times):
Prime Minister, have any events in recent days or weeks changed your conviction that Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness do not intend to get the ceasefire upon which their participation depends?
To the Taoiseach, the same question but is it still your conviction that they cannot and that they are somehow beholden to other forces within the IRA?
We can't know entirely what is happening within their minds or within the IRA. What we can know and what we have both stated quite clearly is that providing there is an unequivocal IRA ceasefire, then the route is open for Sinn Fein to take part in this talks process. Without that, the route is closed for Sinn Fein.
We have done what we can in order to facilitate an all-
There are two other points I would add to what the Prime Minister has said.
First of all, I think it is very important to recognise that many people who voted for Sinn Fein did so in order to encourage Sinn Fein to pursue a peace strategy and indeed in their campaign they referred to peace a lot and obviously the opportunity that they have to pursue a peace strategy is made available to them in these talks starting today and the only obligation that is required is that the IRA would reinstate the ceasefire and I believe that that in fact creates a great pressure for a restoration of the ceasefire.
I would also like to make the point that John Hume and the SDLP over many years when many others didn't, shall we say, have confidence in the commitment of Sinn Fein and the Republican Movement ultimately to a peaceful solution, John Hume kept faith with them. It is very clear that John Hume and the SDLP also want them to come into these talks and want the IRA to have a ceasefire now so that that can happen. I think all of those forces within their own community and in light of their own mandate are working towards the restoration of the ceasefire and I believe that weight will be given to those.
It is furthermore very important to make the point that the two governments have sought to give answers to every query -
QUESTION (Daily Mail):
Prime Minister, if there is an IRA ceasefire will you be willing to meet Gerry Adams and shake his hand?
Let us get the IRA ceasefire first shall we and then we will deal with other matters of that sort.
Do you think it is possible to reach a lasting settlement which will take in this part of Ireland without Sinn Fein or do you think the talks are, in the words of an Irish government official, not worth a penny candle without them?
I think that it is very important that Sinn Fein should be in the talks but I will put it this way: nobody has a veto. I think we have been hearing indeed from the Republican Movement that no one party should have a veto; they were of course thinking of somebody else when they were saying that but equally, they don't have a veto either and it is important to make the point that nobody, whether they be nationalists or unionists, whether they be a big party or a small party, has a veto and in that sense of course the talks that are starting today, which represent 85 percent of the people plus the two governments, can do a great deal of business but for the sake of completeness and as part of the reflection of the peace process that has been running for a number of years now which was one of bringing everybody in from both extremes as well as the middle, to give fulfilment to that process it is important that Sinn Fein are there and it is important that they be allowed to be there by the IRA.
Let us see. Hopefully, that question will not have to be answered. We can't answer that with a double hypothesis involved in the question and it is not really possible to answer it without engaging in the gift of prophecy and it is difficult enough to deal with the present without having to cast oneself and one's skills that far forward.
QUESTION (BBC Newsnight):
If and when there is a ceasefire and Sinn Fein come to the talks, the DUP has said quite clearly that they will leave. Is it possible to have a settlement in Northern Ireland without the DUP on board?
I think we will have to see what happens when we get a ceasefire and what the circumstances of the ceasefire are. I think often many people and many parties have a particular position but these are moving negotiations, they are not static. I can recall other statements made by one party or another relating to today -
I think it is also worth making the point that all the parties represent people and that the overwhelming majority of the people who support all the parties want a settlement, they may not want exactly the same settlement but they all want a settlement and I don't think that the electorate that supported any of the parties would forgive any one of them if they were the ones that prevented the possibility of a settlement being achieved.
It is important to make the point that there is a responsibility on everybody's shoulders here, it is not just a responsibility for the governments or for the bigger parties, everybody has a responsibility.
QUESTION (New York Times):
Mr Adams repeated today what he has been saying for at least a week now, that regardless of what happens today or this week, Sinn Fein will be part of an all-
We can certainly be part of an all-
The option for that to happen is with Mr Adams and with the IRA. If what he is hinting at is that there is going to be a ceasefire then I am very pleased to hear that.

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Wool, cotton, and flax were the raw materials used in the Thracian textile industry, which played a major part in local cultural and economic life from the eighteenth to the early twentieth century.
Wool and the coarse woven woollen cloth known as abas were the primary product manufactured by the average rural family. Growing demand for woollen textiles in the expanding Mediterranean market from the 16th century onwards led to the establishment of centres of production and trade. The most important guild was that of the abadzides (manufacturers and merchants of abas) of Philippopolis (Plovdiv; 1685). At the end of the 18th century, during the industrial revolution, woollen fabrics from the West, together with increasing use of cotton, suppressed local production. Ever since ancient times, wool has been processed at home in the following stages: washing, scalding and carding, willowing, teasing, and spinning.
From 1828, increasing demand for cotton in the expanding European market gave an impetus to cotton production in Thrace. By the end of the 19th century, many areas were noteworthy production centres of first-class cotton. The women used a tsikriki (spinning wheel) to separate the cotton fibres from the seeds, and then cut the cotton with a bow, a similar process to the carding of wool. They then spun the cotton into yarn using a distaff and a spindle. Homespun cotton yarn was very soon replaced by commercial yarn, known as felimeni. Proud women of Skepasto, worn out from processing flax, Beauties of Sofides, lazy and spoilt.
Until 1900, flax was one of the most profitable crops in Thrace. The farmers took their flax to the bezirhanades, who extracted beziri (linseed oil) from the seed and linen yarn from the fibres of the plant. The processing of the flax, from the field to the making of the yarn, was carried out by organised groups of women headed by the dragomana. Before the seeds were fully ripe, the plants were uprooted, the seeds were harvested, and the vrohiasma or 'wetting' followed. Having soaked the bundles in special pits for 10-15 days until the woody part had rotted, the women dried them in the sun and beat them to remove the linoxylo (flaxwood). A second beating removed the xyloriza, from which they made krokidi or second-rate yarn; while a third beating produced the sodyma, another grade of yarn for underclothes. The best-quality yarn was produced by pressing the flax through a kind of mangle (meliga, melkia, or mangano), and the yarn was brushed with a brush of pig hair. The relentless effort required to get yarn from flax is reflected in the popular expression 'to suffer the travails of flax' (= 'to be put through the mill' or 'to lead a dog's life').


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The redesign of the car—called the e6—even before it is launched in the U.S. comes as a result of BYD's decision to improve the car's rear seating area and means the U.S. test marketing and launch of the electric car would be delayed, in the end, by about a year.
The company was aiming to begin the test marketing in California during the second half of last year. The e6 debuted in China last March as taxis in Shenzhen.
Though BYD is more known for its ambition in electric cars, the home-grown Chinese company sells mostly gasoline-fueled vehicles in China and is one of that country's top auto brands, with sales of more than 500,000 vehicles last year.
In the U.S., however, "Byd is going to be a new energy-car brand," Mr. Wang said in an interview on the sidelines of the Detroit auto show Monday. "That's because in the U.S. there is fierce competition for gasoline cars. I don't think we have an advantage, but with electric cars it's a different story."
Aside from the e6 all-electric car, Mr. Wang said BYD plans to make available to private U.S. buyers "over time" other electric-car models including the S6DM, a plug-in electric hybrid SUV, which BYD unveiled at the Detroit auto show Monday. The company has no plans to market gasoline-fueled cars in the U.S., he said.
The fate of BYD's battery car has a wider implication in China. It is widely seen as a litmus test for the global ambition of China's auto sector. China believes its relatively inexperienced auto makers, such as BYD, could use electric-vehicle technology to close the gap with more-established global car makers.
According to Stella Li, BYD's senior vice president who was put in charge of BYD's vehicle business in the U.S. last year, the Shenzhen company plans to ship as many as 50 e6 electric cars by the end of next year to fleet customers in Southern California, including the municipal government of Los Angeles. BYD last year began selling e6 cars to taxi operators in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen. This test marketing would pave the road for BYD to make the e6 available for U.S. private buyers. BYD also plans to test its all-electric buses with the city of Los Angeles with an aim to supply electric buses for the city's public transit.
"We think California offers us the biggest opportunity for the e6 because the state is more enthusiastic about electric vehicles," Mr. Wang said.
BYD is currently redesigning the e6 to make it more comfortable, especially its rear-seat area that is currently cramped and sports an uncomfortable seat and an uneven, bumpy floor because of a beefy battery pack that needs to be stored under the seat.
At the auto show, BYD displayed a version of the redesigned e6, which Ms. Li described as "work in progress."
Ms. Li said she is aware of what she called "rumors" that the e6's launch in the U.S. is being delayed in part because of fear of potential intellectual-property infringement involving lithium powder—a critical raw material for lithium-ion batteries. Ms. Li denied the e6 U.S. launch delay has anything to do with such fears. "No, there is no worry at all," she said. "We have our own unique technology."
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Actress Jennifer Lawrence has lent her voice to a new video honouring her hometown university's sports teams.
The University of Louisville's teams officially changed competitive leagues on 1 July (14) and to mark the occasion, the institution recruited the Oscar-winning Louisville, Kentucky native to create a special clip.
The video begins with a photograph of the American Hustle star before cutting to scenes of the town, as Lawrence says, "I grew up in the Derby City, home to a proud and storied university, filled with rich athletic tradition and packed with fans who are as loyal and passionate as any in college sports... Now the next chapter of Louisville athletics is upon us as we... prepare to face some of history's most accomplished and elite collegiate programs... The competition will be fierce. Let's do this!"


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Television has given us many great mysteries. Who shot J.R.? Who killed Laura Palmer? Who keeps supporting David Caruso's acting career? But, come January, the only mystery every gay, bisexual and just bi-curious shoe-wearing gal will care about will be, "Who will Ilene Chaiken kill?" Well, if you can't wait or you already know, we need to talk.
Let me say, in the clearest and most emphatic terms possible: This is a spoiler post about the sixth season of The L Word. Let me repeat, this is not a test. This is a huge, big, red, flashing SPOILER ALERT. If you do not want to know what happens in the new season, stop reading now. I mean it. This is your final warning. Spoilers lie ahead. I cannot and will not be held responsible for what happens to your childlike innocence if you click "continue reading."
OK, so, now that we've weeded out the spoilerphobes, we still need to lay down some important ground rules. Since people are very sensitive about spoilers, please be extremely careful when commenting on this post.
Right, so now we all know the rules. And we're all going to follow the rules. (Do not make Sarah and Trish come after your comment with a baseball bat.) So now let's roll up our sleeves and enter the crazy that Ilene built. Last week, the fine folks at the Television Without Pity forum appear to have uncovered the secret to Season Six. So, who does Ilene Chaiken kill?
[Hat tip, SaabStory!]
Yep, it's Jenny. Yep, she is found floating in the pool. Yep, we see her dead in the first two minutes of the season. Yep, the rest of the season is told in flashback. And, yep, you liked this story the first time you saw it when it was called Sunset Boulevard.
Now, I'm sure many of you are probably all, "Ding, dong, the Jenny Schechter is dead!" Granted, Jenny was undoubtedly the most controversial — not to mention crazy — of all the characters. You either love her or hate her, and emphatically so. She was egomaniacal, megalomaniacal, pathological and any other -cal you can think of.
Still, it's hard to deny that TLW was, largely, Jenny's journey. She was the outsider who moved to L.A. She was the happily hetero gal who found her latent lesbian. She was the artist in search of herself and a six-picture deal with Paramount.
So, then, what are we to make of Mama Chaiken's decision to kill her lead character? What does her journey mean? What message are we supposed to learn from her death? Why am I ascribing grand artistic overtones to a show most of us ultimately watch, let's face it, to see really hot ladies kissing?
Because this whole thing makes me mad. It's not that I loved Jenny. Believe me, Jenny drove me nuts. It's that this is how the seminal lesbian series on television will end. With a dead lesbian. Have we really made so little progress since The Children's Hour? Are we really still mired in that old chestnut about the tortured lesbian who meets an unfortunate end? Why not just stick Jenny's head in an oven, as long as we're going for the easy analogy?
Through five seasons, Ilene has made it clear that she will do whatever she wants, fans be damned. (Oh, Dana, I think I miss you most of all.) It's her show and she can make us cry if she wants to. But from a storytelling perspective, it's just so terribly unsatisfying.
First, it has become a murder mystery. I don't know about you, but I never thought the first and still only hour-long drama about lesbians would dissolve into an episode of CSI. I know it's hard to think of new ideas after five season, but a genre change seems a tad extreme.
Second, it just seems mean to poor Mia Kirshner. She has valiantly handled all the crazy that Ilene & Co. threw her way. The only reason some people could stand Jenny at all is because of Mia's acting. So now to reward her hard work all these years to make a willfully unsympathetic character sympathetic with a body bag seems unfair. Death is easy, redemption is hard.
Third, and most important, it is a little lazy. We all know Ilene's penchant for borrowing from famous films (hence last season was All About
With a month and a half until we see how the Death of Jenny fully plays out, we're left with only time and our continued bemusement. How, if at all, is Ilene going to make this death train work? My only consolation these next few weeks is that when the fateful day does come, we'll have Scribegrrrl back to lead us in snarky eulogy. That alone is reason enough to do a little jig to this funeral dirge.
So, let's hear it. Whadayathink? And, remember, no spoilers in comment subject lines (and remember to fill them in, too, even if you just write, "Damn, Ms. Snarker, shut up about the SPOILER subject lines already!").
Edited to add: don't start forum threads with spoilers in the titles, either!


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There is a rather odd melody playing through my head these days. It is the theme song from the early 1980s blockbuster Ghostbusters. It contains that refrain, "Who ya gonna call?"
I realize a bit of context might be in order. During the debate around the imposition of Bill 72, the following question was posed at Province House: Who, exactly, should parents contact if they have an issue with their child's education, now that the government is abolishing school boards?
In the heat of debate, a suggestion was made that parents could contact the minister of education directly if there was a problem. If I am not mistaken, this led at least one member of the opposition to tweet out the phone number of the minister's constituency office.
Ultimately, and with much chagrin, Bill 72 was passed, and with it a new model of school governance came into being. Now, as with any new endeavour, there are bound to be growing pains, but if the early signs are any indication, I am not sure that the new supposedly streamlined system is exactly panning out as promoted.
More importantly, there seems to be some question of where to direct concerns.
To begin with, there was the announcement a few weeks back of millions of dollars in capital expenditures on a variety of projects, including renovating some existing infrastructure and building some brand-new schools.
Education Minister Zach Churchill himself indicated at the time that these projects were in response to requests from the former boards, but the extent to which those requests played into the final decisions remains a matter of some dispute. Both opposition parties (perhaps not surprisingly) raised concerns around the lack of transparency in the process, particularly when it came to the choice of building a new school in a riding that will soon be contested in an upcoming byelection.
Accusations of schools being built for political purposes are nothing new, to be sure. You may remember the auditor general's report a few years back that questioned the construction of new schools in the home ridings of Darrell Dexter, Stephen McNeil and Karen Casey.
As recently as the run-up to the 2017 election, a new school was announced for Spryfield, (Liberal MLA Brendan Maguire's riding), despite concerns raised by some members of the elected school board. However, one would have hoped for a better start out of the gate for a completely new system of governance.
Another interesting little issue that has popped up post-Bill 72 centres around staffing timelines. This year, schools all across the province were delayed in being told how many teachers they were being allocated for the 2018-2019 school year. There were some rumblings that this was due in part to the government's wish to commit some monies to the implementation of the new inclusion report, but again, details were hard to come by.
Regardless, schools have only recently been given their funding allocations for next year, and this has put us rather behind the eight ball when it comes to staffing. With other jurisdictions actively recruiting our young teachers, we may have wanted to have those particular ducks in a row sooner rather than later.
Speaking of hiring, there are also a fair number of reports arising in regards to guidance counsellor positions being cut, or perhaps more accurately, reallocated, in the current funding fracas.
Considering the aforementioned inclusion report and the accompanying spending announcements for hiring more staff, it would seem that these changes could easily counterbalance any potential gains. With the major issues we are seeing in student mental health in all areas, this seems like exactly the wrong time to be reducing guidance positions in any school, regardless of funding formulas.
What was of particular interest when this story first came to light was the way in which the government explained that allocations were the responsibility of the new Regional Centres for Education, while the new RCEs were saying they were simply following the province's guidelines.
"Who ya gonna call?" indeed.
There was a time, not too long ago, when concerned parents knew where to go to question such decisions. Elected school board officials may not have always been particularly popular by virtue of the nature of the job, but by all accounts, most were accessible. You could reach them, whether it was by attending school board meetings, sending an e-mail, or even, in some cases, via a chance meeting at the grocery store. Long story short: there were opportunities for face-to-face accountability. In this new reality, there is already a sense that this is a thing of the past.
And for all that has been lost in accountability, we seem to be seeing few, if any, measurable gains.
It could be that these are simply "growing pains." But this model was the government's brainchild, and it came with a very high price tag as far as its relationship with teachers was concerned.
Here's hoping that, before too long, we see some tangible returns for that particularly pricey expenditure.
Grant Frost is an educational commentator and teacher of over 20 years. He is currently serving as local NSTU president for Halifax County.


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David A. Copeland, the A.J. Fletcher professor of journalism in the School of Communications, was recently quoted in a Baltimore Sun article about an anonymous blogger who has riled up some Democrats in Maryland. The Internet unknown has started a Web site called www.omalleywatch.com, in which he has chronicled Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley's (D) "broken promises."
In the article, Copeland said anonymous journalism is not a recent development. It was a tactic used by many journalists and printers in Colonial America as a way to defend themselves against possible charges of seditious libel.
"The fact is," Copeland said in the article, "the pseudonym is back, much in the way it was in the 18th century, via blogs and other online writings."
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As the light faded over Lord's on the last day of the 1967 cricket season umpire David Constant put his counters away, handed Fred Titmus his cap and trudged off the field.
It would be 6 long months before he would don his beloved white coat again.
It had been the Summer of Love: a cultural melting pot of hippie ideals, freaky new sounds and sexual liberation. Radical American psychedelic umpire Timothy Dreary had blown the minds of his British counterparts with his mantra: "turn on, tune in, give it not out."
|Winter 1958: Unemployed umpires attempting to emulate the success of Syd Buller by trying to pen Mills and Boon novels during the course of an afternoon at the Cricketers Club of London.
But on that early September evening David Constant was not feeling like celebrating. His first year on the umpiring circuit was coming to an end and a long stretch of penny pinching and unemployment beckoned.
"In those days umpires had the winter off and had to find alternate sources of income," remembers Constant today. "Some of them just signed on at the Labour Exchange and spent months hanging around coffee bars and Laundromats but others tried to get jobs. None of them were really fit for anything that involved manual labour. I know that the late Syd Buller spent his winters writing Mills and Boon novels under the name Jasmine Muff. They gave him his own series called Umpires in Love which he claimed was very popular with women who were going through the change. Closey (Brian Close) always had one on the go but they never really appealed to me".
|"Sorry! Santa's sack is empty": Lancs League umpire Nobby Pylon in the Wigan branch of Woolworths 1965 consoling a young mother.
Others occasionally secured jobs as lollipop men, road sweepers or boating lake attendants. In the weeks before Christmas every department store and toy shop in the country was inundated with requests from umpires applying for the job as Santa. In reality it was a position they were singularly unsuited for due to an in-built hostility towards small children and a predilection for hoarding jigsaws.
The ground breaking new sounds from the likes of The Beatles (Sgt Pepper), The Rolling Stones (Their Satanic Majesty Requests), The Velvet Underground (The Velvet Underground and Nico) and Mrs. Mills (Everyone's Welcome at Mrs. Mills' Party) had captured the imagination of a new generation of young people who were angry at the ongoing war in Vietnam, and even angrier at Harry Pilling's continued absence from the test team.
|A young Christopher Martin Jenkins playing Soul Limbo on the short lived pirate Radio TMS in 1966.
However, anyone who wanted to hear the glorious music coming out of the Summer of Love had a problem - the BBC didn't play it and the first commercial stations were still 6 years away.
It was to fill this void that the first 'pirate' radio stations began to broadcast.
London based clothes shop magnate Chris Hogg, was one of the first to recognise the commercial potential of pirate radio, and was keen to be a part of it. Hogg - an MCC member and cricket fanatic - knew that the public appetite for pop music would inevitably lead to a demand for new radio stations that actually catered for the tastes of young people.
Hogg was well placed to gauge the moods of the post war baby boomers. He owned the legendary Kings Road boutique Granny Takes A Run and helped fund such underground publications as Owz and the feminist cricket magazine Spare Grip.
In the summer of 1967 an opportunity arose to borrow a boat that had already been used for broadcasting. The ship had been owned by the short - lived station Radio Carol; a Dutch organisation that broadcast Christian worship and skiffle in equal measures. The demise in popularity of both God and skiffle led the station to close.
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Hogg acted quickly. He leased the boat for a six month period and set about finding the people who could bring his dream to reality. He wanted a dedicated team of disk-jockeys and technical staff who would be happy to spend half a year on the high seas creating innovative and exciting radio, and being sick.
By September 1967 Hogg was getting worried. His plan of launching the new station was being hindered by the unavailability of suitable recruits. With only weeks to go before the ship set sail Hogg had no-one signed up. Things were getting desperate.
"I was moping around the Long Room at the last county championship match of the season at Lord's feeling very despondent. I had put adverts in all the underground press saying that we would be broadcasting from October 1st and there I was with no DJs or anyone," Hogg wrote in his 1977 biography. "As the players came off the field after the final session I overheard the umpires having a conversation about how little they have to do over the close season. I had always assumed that these gentlemen had business interests to attend to or sub Post Offices to run. In actual fact they did nothing."
Chris Hogg soon realised that he had a ready made workforce available to him but he was uncertain as to whether they would be fit for the task ahead. Umpires were not known for their knowledge of popular culture or enthusiasm for the new sounds coming from the underground. However, after speaking to some of the younger members of the profession Hogg knew that his crazy idea might just work.
The trend at the time was to give the new stations girls names such as Caroline or Jacky. The reason behind this has been lost in the mists of time but Chris Hogg thought it best to carry on the tradition. His favourite member of the England Woman's cricket team was Dorothy Pegg and for that reason alone Radio Dorothy was born.
|"... but what if I'm pregnant?" The crew prepare to leave Ostend after stocking up on supplies and meeting the locals.
However, things didn't always go according to plan. At one point Hogg placed adverts in the music press for interested parties to come forward either as volunteers or investors. His advert began "are you a Friend of Dorothy?" and contained an invitation for interested parties to an open meeting in Hampstead Heath.
"Thousands of men turned up," Hogg later recalled "but the vast majority of them appear to have misunderstood the true nature of the meeting. Apart from some wild cheering when I mentioned 'sailors' the whole thing fell flat."
Hogg and a group of interested umpires, cricket writers and scorers met at Great Western pub in Paddington in the last week of September. During a long session - in which a great amount of beer was drunk - Hogg outlined his demands: the ship would sail the next day, facilities would be basic and there was no guarantee of any pay. It would be hard work but it would be fun.
"I'm not saying we were all press-ganged," says David Constant "but Mr. Hogg gave us all a double of our choice and the next thing any of us remember was waking up on board the Dorothy."
Life on the ocean wave did not suit everybody on board. Arthur Fagg for one found it difficult to adjust to his new surroundings. In his 1974 autobiography Fagg Ends he wrote: " After the shock of waking up on board a leaky 10 ton rust bucket had subsided we had to get on with the hard work of running a radio station from scratch. This was difficult as Station Manager Chris Hogg had forgotten to bring any records along. We had to make an emergency stop at the Ostend branch of Woolworths for a trawl through their LP section, which was not exactly well stocked with cutting edge rock sounds. All we got were a couple of Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson albums and an album of British bird song."
The first programme was broadcast at 7am on 1st October 1967 with the dulcet tones of Harold 'Dickie' Bird alternating records and breezy chat.
"It was pretty groundbreaking stuff" remembers David Constant. "We were in a bit of a pickle because of our lack of records so we called the show: Up With The Bird and asked Dickie to do it. He turned up at 4 o'clock in the morning nervous as anything; but as soon as he got in front of the mic there was no stopping him."
Original recordings of the shows are few and far between but a reel to reel tape of the first Dickie Bird show recently resurfaced ...
" ... that was the smashing sound of the Mallard. Marvellous ducks them. When you are a batsman you don't want to get a duck. We have lots of nice ones in Barnsley. I once played a match for Barnsley alongside my great mate Michael Parkinson. Lovely man Parky. He said 'Dickie Bird you is a legend'. It's ten to eight. Here's Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson."
Other first day shows included The Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson Hour with 'Psychedelic' Syd Bullen and the 'Nature Time' a rambling discussion on identifying birds and recent developments in light metre technology.
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After a more successful record buying trip in Amsterdam the fledgling station reshuffled its schedules and began to form its own individual identity. Each DJ was given his own regular slot to reflect their personal tastes although it took time for the less dextrous officials to master the art of the studio. Most of the umpires were confused by the new record decks and spent hours trying to locate the handle.
"Some of them hadn't played a 45rpm record before" chuckles David Constant. "Just about everything was played at the wrong speed for the first week or so. Many of the early listeners never came back because they thought we just played Pinky and Perky. They didn't realise it was Tom Spencer playing a Bachelors' album at 78rpm."
The only member of the crew with previous broadcasting experience was its solitary non umpire, ex Warwickshire seamer, Jack Bannister, then forging a career as a journalist. Bannister had a deep interest in the alternative music scene and had been the resident DJ at the ground breaking LBW Club in Tottenham Court Road where heads, freaks and hippies mingled with Lord's groundsmen and various overnight not out batsmen.
Bannister had been keen to broaden his horizons with a stint on board but had been horrified to be asked to present the Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson Request Show in the first week prior to the arrival of a crate of his own records. Once he had access to his own discs Bannister quickly created the influential late night programme The Perfumed Pavilion. The show combined beatnik poetry, acid folk and news from the Birmingham and West Midlands District cricket league.
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Constant Craving - David Constant playing the finest love songs.
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Sydedelica - Freaky sounds with 'Psychedelic' Syd Bullen.
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Talking Crapp - Jack Crapp and guests discuss umpiring matters.
Word soon got around about the exciting sounds emanating from the new station. One early devotee was a 16 year old Bob Willis, then a trainee hairdresser in Sunderland.
"Radio Dorothy changed my life," recalls Willis today: "I was training for my advanced certificate in bubble perms all day and listening to the Light Programme on the BBC. I stumbled across Radio Dorothy one day in the salon. I was giving the vicar a comb-over and I accidentally tuned in to Charlie Elliot playing Bob Dylan on his Rambling Charlie Elliot show. From that moment on I was hooked. I used to listen to the Perfumed Pavilion with Jack Bannister under the bedclothes with a torch and a set of Carmen rollers. It was such an exciting show; one minute he played the Incredible String Band then it was some beatnik reading a poem about the best way to bowl an off cutter. I remember hearing Allen Ginsberg reading 'Howlzat ... I saw the best bats of my generation destroyed by Malcolm Nash.' It inspired me to take up fast bowling".
Other fans of the station included John Lennon, who was so enamoured with it that in 1969 he invited his favourite DJs - Tom Spencer and Syd Bullen - to join him in the Amsterdam Hilton for his Bed In for Peace. Unfortunately it co-incided with a pre season friendly season match at Fenners and they were unable to attend; much to the chagrin of Bullen who had bought a new jar of Horlicks especially for the occasion.
But not everything was quite so rosy. The crew soon realised that the main enemies were not sea sickness or rough weather but the traditional enemies of umpires everywhere: boredom and hunger.
|MCC Young Cricketers tune into Radio Dorothy on a stolen transistor after a close season shoplifting trip to Harrods.
David Constant: "God it could be dull. You have to remember that Sudoku hadn't been invented and umpires aren't always the best conversationalists. There was a lot of Eye Spy and Bill Alley's colouring-in books were very popular, at least until Dickie Bird ate his crayons one evening. He started crying and saying that they were just like his old mum used to make back in Barnsley."
The ship was permanently running out of food. Umpires who were used to calorific lunches and teas on the county circuit found it hard to adapt to being on basic rations. David Constant remembers it well: "We were a couple of weeks away from the next delivery of food and things were getting pretty desperate. After Dickie Bird ate the crayons there was a bit of a free for all on the food front. Arthur Fagg had a couple of bottles of bubble bath that he'd picked up in Ostend. These got drunk by Charlie Elliot just before he was due on air. He tried to introduce the new Roger Whittaker single and all that came out of his mouth was foam."
As a young writer on the New Musical Express Nick Kent was sent to visit the station for a few days to write about life on the ocean waves.
|Listeners in England put up posters of their favourite umpire/DJs.
"I'd hung out with the Beatles and the Stones, dropped acid with Lieutenant Pigeon and partied at Warhol's Factory but nothing prepared me for spending three nights on board Radio Dorothy. A couple of the DJs had been up for days playing Owzat. There were frequent food fights - not in the traditional sense of people throwing food at each other - but actual fist fights when someone produced something edible. I remember a near riot when Fred Price pulled a tin of Plumrose Bacon Grill out of his pyjama bottoms."
"It was obvious that the ship hadn't been adequately stocked with food and water. One of the Djs told me that he had brought up the subject of water supplies with Chris Hogg before the ship sailed off and was told 'what do you think the ship will be sailing on? Custard?' Then there was an outbreak of Rickets due to a Vitamin D deficiency. A number of the umpires on board actually thought that they might get jobs as jockeys when they got back."
"I couldn't wait to go home."
Rising tensions amongst the crew signalled the end for the station a mere 2 months after it started. As winter approached the weather turned severe and the old boat's shortcomings were shown in frightening relief.
The prospect of spending Christmas at sea was too much for the majority of the crew. The long running Umpires Christmas Lunch at The Playfair Club in the West End was the highlight of every umpire's social calendar and few were prepared to miss out on their complimentary glass of Harvey's Bristol Cream.
"In the end it was mutiny," wrote Arthur Fagg in Fagg Ends. "Starvation, sea-sickness and Dickie Bird wittering on about how much he missed Barnsley meant that we weren't prepared to go on. We did our last shows on December 1st and pointed the ship at the nearest coast."
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The umpires were in poor condition by the time the boat reached dry land. Weeks of vitamin deficiency and continued exposure to Russ Conway records had left them weak and disorientated.
Although the station closed after only a few weeks of broadcasting its influence was long lasting.
When, in 1967 The BBC created its brand new flagship pop station - Radio 1 - the station's controller made enquiries amongst ex Radio Dorothy jocks to see if they might be interested in joining the Beeb's exciting new enterprise.
"The first Radio 1 Breakfast Show was between me and Tony Blackburn," remembers David Constant. "Tony had been a hit on Radio London but the Programme Controller at Radio 1 really wanted me to do it. I had to say no because I the launch date co-incided with Derbyshire against Kent at Chesterfield. Fred Swarbrook said he would drive me up to London and back for the duration of the match as long as I played something from Winifred Atwell every day - he was a massive fan - but I knew it just wasn't feasible."
|"And another thing ... tea intervals should be half an hour.": Fred Price on The Price is Right.
Later radio stations drew inspiration from Dorothy's eclectic style. That late night staple of commercial stations in the '80s and '90s - The Shock Jock - was a direct copy of Radio Dorothy's, brief but ground-breaking, Price is Right; in which Fred Price shouted into a microphone about the cost of moth balls.
Gradually as the Dorothy jocks got their land legs back the enormity of their achievement dawned on them.
David Constant: "We were treated like heroes when we returned. I'd had no idea just how much ordinary people had appreciated Radio Dorothy. Some kids said to me that it was the only place you could hear Jess Conrad, The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band and a discussion on the best way to starch wicket-keeping gloves - all within 20 minutes of each other. That's got to be good, hasn't it?"


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