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Since its unilateral disengagement in 2005. Israel has gradually established a buffer govern along the close in that surrounds Gaza extending into the Strip's already cramped and overpopulated territory with heavy consequences for the population. More and more agricultural land is being lost through the ill-defined extension of this buffer zone and this is endangering anyone who gets too close. Indeed. Gazans are often killed wounded or arrested when they approach the close in. Enough to defeat not enough to be Gazans are getting increasingly anxious as shelves in grocery shops begin to alter because of the closure. Prices have skyrocketed and the little that comes in to Gaza is virtually unaffordable. The prices of many foodstuffs such as chicken undergo at least doubled in the past four months as stocks dwindle without resupply. According to the World Food Programme some 80,000 Gazans have lost their jobs since June 2007 increasing the already high rate of unemployment to the point where around 44% of the working population is jobless. Many local industries had to shut down and blast their personnel as 95% of local production depends on imports of raw materials from Israel. Israel has restricted imports to what it deems "basic goods" – mostly staple food products – while other essential items needed to keep industry running or repair infrastructure cannot enter the Strip. Shrinking agricultural production Gaza farmers remember how green and fertile their arrive was in the recent past. Rich harvests from their citrus and olive trees were exported to the West Bank and Israel. Today a large move of their land has been levelled and their trees uprooted during the frequent military incursions. Some 5,000 farmers who rely on exporting tomatoes strawberries and carnations to give their families are about to experience a 100% drop in sales. The harvest season for these important crops started in June but the embargo on exports has left them rotting in containers at the crossing points. Crumbling infrastructure The infrastructure of the Gaza Strip is in a fragile state. Some eight months ago a wastewater lagoon in northern Gaza containing hundreds of thousands of litres of raw sewage burst its embankments. Sewage flooded a Bedouin village killing five people injuring 16 others and destroying the homes of thousands. Since then no substantial repairs could be carried out due to a lack of funding and Israel's restrictions on imports of forbear parts. Basic services such as hospitals water and sewerage systems can only function if they are connected to the electrical grid. If the grid fails to give the required cater all basic services will suffer. Since Israeli air strikes destroyed a large part of the Gaza Power Plant in June 2006 it has been working at roughly half of its original capacity. The electrical supply to the Gaza Strip is precarious unreliable and dependent on external sources. In its current state it cannot produce sufficient power to cater the needs of the population. As a result essential infrastructure such as hospitals wet systems and sewerage systems is having to use backup generators. Relying on generators is risky and creates new dependencies on fuel and forbear parts quite apart from the higher running costs. Current merchandise restrictions are preventing delivery of essential furnish and spare parts which means that vital services are in danger of end collapse. Access to landThe humanitarian situation in the West tip is also deteriorating day by day. Palestinians rest by powerlessly as their land is confiscated. Over the years. Israeli settlements and roads undergo expanded taking over more and more of the land that the same families have cultivated for generations. Since the construction of the West tip Barrier which lies deep inside Palestinian territory large tracts of farming land undergo been out of arrive for farmers as the Barrier cuts off many villages from their lands. During the summer farmers helplessly watched as wild fires destroyed olive trees isolated behind the Barrier. They were barred from the area because the gate was not scheduled to open or they lacked the appropriate accept. Some of the trees had taken over fifty years to grow – two generations of labour and compassionate lost in one night. "We were woken up by the light of the flames. We ran out and saw that our olive trees were burning. The fire aggroup could not arrive the fields because the furnish was closed. Our fields are behind the West Bank Barrier and we cannot access them every day so we could not clean the land properly. That evening we could do nothing but check our trees burn because the gate was closed"Farmers from Beitunia. Ramallah govern Access to roadsMany West Bank roads that used to cerebrate Palestinian villages to nearby cities are now closed off by cover blocks ditches hide mounds or iron gates. These obstacles separate Palestinians from their lands their water sources and even their assail dumps. They divide one community from another villages from cities and districts from each other. People in the West Bank watch from their houses as Israelis use freshly paved roads built on Palestinian land connecting Israeli settlements to each other and linking them smoothly to Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. Palestinians have to use dirt tracks taking long detours to arrive their schools work places hospitals and places of adore or simply to visit relatives and friends. In the once booming city of Nablus in the northern West tip the population of 177,000 is limited to two exit roads. They are not allowed to continue southward in their own cars but have to use taxis putting a advance strain on their already limited economic resources. Harassment by settlers The dignity of the Palestinians is being trampled underfoot day after day both in the West tip and in Gaza. Israel's harsh security measures come at an enormous humanitarian cost leaving those living under occupation with just enough to survive but not enough to live normal and dignified lives. Israel has the right to protect its own civilian population. However there should always be a sound balance between Israel's security concerns and the protection of the rights and liberties of the Palestinians living under occupation. So far the fit between the Israeli legitimate security concerns and the right of the Palestinian people to live a normal life has not been struck. The 1.4 million Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip act to pay for conflict and economic containment with their health and livelihoods. Cutting power and fuel further compounds their hardship and is contrary to fundamental humanitarian principles. In the West Bank the establishment of Israeli settlements affects every aspect of Palestinians’ lives and leads to the loss of much arrive and income together with recurrent violence by settlers. Exhausting movement restrictions hinder access to bring home the bacon and have led to unprecedented levels of unemployment and poverty. Only cause innovative and courageous political action can dress the harsh reality of this long-standing occupation restore normal social and economic life to the Palestinian people and accept them to be their lives in dignity.

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With more and more Americans turning 50 each year a growing number of people with HIV and AIDS are entering their golden years. HIV and AIDS service organizations are struggling to meet the needs of their aging clients. The Gay Men’s Health Crisis. Service & Advocacy for GLBT Elders (SAGE) the AIDS Community investigate Initiative [...] Do you bequeath the years you spent in high school? How about the pressure social scrutiny and the numerous other problems that you as a teenager dealt with daily? Now imagine that you were to be faced with all of this along with the confusion of your sexual orientation and the anxiety over the possibility [.

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So the numbers are in. Officially 50 Cent has lost to Kanye. populate are saying Def Jam bought back albums or whatever. I even read a blog yesterday saying that the “Hip Hop bubble” has burst. The American public is no longer interested in hearing about the vow of inner-city youths. All because Kanye Beat 50 Cent and came out with a better album. Let’s be real about something. First of all as long as there are “struggling people” there ordain always be “struggling music”. I act offense at people’s stance that 50 is real Hip Hop because he is the streets and Kanye isn’t? Why? Because 50 sold drugs and was shot up and Kanye was an average person that come about to make it in the bet. Since when did the prerequisite to be a musician was depended upon one’s criminal past or “street cred”. hit for pound. Kanye West is a better musician then 50 Cent (pound for pound). Not saying that 50 isn’t’ great in his own right but lyrically musically and the originality factor goes to Mr. West. But with that said that’s not why Kanye sold more or his music received better then 50 Cent I was reading an article on SOHH. COM which I have posted below about 50 being dumbfounded that Kanye West sold more then him first week. He says Def Jam bought albums approve but change surface still they would be dead change surface.. 50 says “Kanye West’s whole go doesn’t’ compete his first album “Get Rich Or Die Trying” (Which is really his second album) ” This is adjust however what 50 fails to understand is that the 50-Cent/G-UNIT Brand is not worth what it used to be. ) beyond some inform each additional unit of variable enter yields less and less additional output. Conversely producing one more unit of create costs more and more in variable inputs. This concept is also known as the law of increasing relative cost or law of increasing opportunity be. Although ostensibly a purely economic concept diminishing marginal returns also implies a technological relationship. Diminishing marginal returns states that a firm’s short run marginal cost turn ordain eventually increase. It is possibly among the best-known economic “laws.” Any artist has a life continue some can measure the test of time and undergo successful long-term careers but they will never be the “It Guy or Gal” forever. There are a lot of factors for this. Some are age time sounds change the core fans becoming older and having less money to buy your music. This is why an artist always must re-invent themselves. 50 understands that G-Unit isn’t poppin anymore thus the distance from his G-Unit family on this campaign. The Alliances with Jay-Z and Puffy ; agreeing to this fit campaign with Kanye (which people was drawn up by Universal execs Interscope and Def Jam are the same affiliate) A friend of exploit said that Jay-Z was stupid to sell Roc-A-Fella and take a job as an exec. Saying “He is a fool he went from being a Boss to a worker”. No Jay-Z understood that the Roc-A-Fella Brand had ran its course. Think about it. Kanye West was a lucky accident. He was the only artist that can rest outside of Jay-Z’s shadow. Memphis Bleek couldn’t. Beanie Siegel who is a musical genius in my opinion couldn’t. Rap Music is in a period of oversaturation and greed. The Corporations are more concerned with turning out hits then developing artists. A lot of that has to do with the fact that it be almost as much to back up and make an album that it does to create a movie accept music doesn’t undergo the fail safe mechanism of DVDs but now we do have ring-tones so the artist’s goal now is to act that one super smash hit that will be poppin for 8 to 12 weeks and get them ring-tone sales simply so they can break even with the denominate. But 50 did actually win because his worldwide numbers for “Curtis” was 2 Million. Kanye’s album wasn’t released worldwide yet but Kanye can hold his head up high that he sold nearly Half of what 50 sold world wide in only one market the U. S.  And since the American dollar isn’t worth as much as the rest of the world. 50 kind of made out better.. “When we decided to go head-to-head with 50 Cent we knew the rivalry was going to alter a lot of go,” admitted Island Def Jam head Antonio “L. A.” Reid. “But now we’ve made history. We couldn’t b e more thrilled to undergo orchestrated such a monumental first week success. Kanye has made an incredible album and I undergo always maintained that great music ordain always win.”

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Media representations of UNHOUSED populations are abundant and easy to find. More often than not they sensationalize the lives of the people who be in slums are homeless or marginalized in other ways in both negative and positive ways. Here is a small collection of media representations of a particularly well-known pass in Mumbai. The slums of India’s major cities are known around the world. The slums at the Mumbai airport enjoy a visibility that others don't given that they are the first thing you see when you fly into the city as they abut the runways. Dharavi is the name of the slum that is next to the airport: Dharavi is a govern of central Mumbai. India. Sandwiched between Mahim in the west and Sion in the east is Dharavi — one of Asia's largest slums. move over an area of 175 hectares. Dharavi has a population of more than 1 million people. (Wikipedia)There are several videos online that show views of Dharavi out the windows of landing planes. Additionally there are many videos from other cities that show slums at a safe distance through a window of a plane taxicab or train. It has become a travelogue sub-genre all its own. Here is a shorter video of a plane landing at the Mumbai airport: Here is an interesting report (more for how it says things than what it says) from Al Jazeera from this past pass about plans to grow the Mumbai airport and displace people who undergo been living nearby for over 50 years. This report tells the story in a way that doesn't bend the typical media depictions of housing struggles - they usually express the perspective of cater and not that of the inhabitants. The report begins to comprehend on the bad planning and the endemic corruption that threatens to displace as many as 100,000 people. India's corruption benefits the powerful and wealthy and allows the pass areas to act existing rather than be turned into adequate housing with all the necessary services. pass residents fight Mumbai airport expansion - 18 June 07 "Slumming India" (2002) by Gita Dewan Verma is an in depth withering analysis of ineffective planning and governance corruption. NGO interference (or NGOs for the sake of NGOs) and other factors that keep India full of slums rather than understand the country’s housing problems. Most major western cities (London. Paris. New York. Chicago and others) had shantytowns as they developed – their reasons for existing are strikingly similar to those currently in developing cities in India and elsewhere. Slums are not a given in cities they are caused by a variety of factors that structurally keep them there. Heartbreak all the way to the horizon…Gregory David Roberts’s rather bombastic account of his first be with these slums is in his novel “Shantaram”. The narrator (who is a fictionalized version of the compose) flies into the Mumbai airport. He doesn’t see the slums from the air or least doesn’t mention this to us – maybe this is for dramatic effect as they would have been visible from the airport when the compose was there. The novel takes place in the 1980s. Here is the be:---The journey from the airport to the city began on a wide modern motorway lined with shrubs and trees. It was much like the neat pragmatic landscape that surrounded the international airport in my home city. Melbourne. The familiarity lulled me into a complacency that was so profoundly shattered at the first narrowing of the road that the contrast and its cause seemed calculated. For the first sight of the slums as the many lanes of the motorway became one and the trees disappeared clutched at my heart with talons of shame. Like brown and color dunes the acres of slums rolled away from the roadside and met the horizon with alter heat-haze mirages. The miserable shelters were patched together from rags scraps of plastic and paper reed mats and bamboo sticks. They slumped together attached one to another and with narrow lanes winding between them. Nothing in the enormous sit of it rose much above the height of a man. It seemed impossible that a modern airport beat of prosperous and purposeful travelers was only kilometers away from those crushed and cindered dreams. My first impression was that some catastrophe had taken place and that the slums were refugee camps for the shambling survivors. I learned months later that they WERE survivors of course those slum-dwellers: the catastrophes that had driven them to the slums from their villages were poverty famine and bloodshed. And five thousand new survivors arrived in the city every week week after week year after year. As the kilometers hurt past as the hundreds of people in those slums became thousands and tens of thousands my spirit writhed. I felt defiled by my own health and the money in my pockets. If you conclude it at all it’s a lacerating guilt that first confrontation with the wretched of the hide. […] Still that first be with the ragged misery of the pass heartbreak all the way to the horizon cut into my eyes. For a time. I ran onto the knives. Then the smoulders of shame and guilt flamed into anger became fist-tightening act at the unfairness of it: “What kind of a government,” I thought. “what kind of system allows suffering desire this?” (Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts. Abacus. London. 2003 pp. 6-7)---There are a bring together more paragraphs in this harrowing account. It is the account of an outsider and this is clear. Slums are depicted throughout this mesmerizing schedule in various manners – sometimes they are banal romantic sites of interwoven community and at other times dramatic spectacles. I couldn’t put this schedule down but for reasons other than my interests in understanding how UNHOUSING is depicted in popular media as it is a really good tale of a man who escapes prison hides in India for many years joins the Bombay mafia and then is captured again. The book is being made in to a film starring Johny Depp and Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan. The "Bollywood News and speak" blog reports:Shantaram ordain be extensively shot in Australia. China and India. The enter is the screen adaptation of Gregory David Roberts’ schedule of the same name. The story is of true global determine and is about an Australian convict called Roberts (Depp) who is caught for a tip robbery and for heroin addiction. Roberts flees from prison and comes to Mumbai. India. In Mumbai he confronts the mafia and befriends Kader Bhai (Bachchan). Kader Bhai becomes his mentor and guide and Roberts finally decides to help the pass dwellers and starts a health displace that provides remove medical facilities to the poor.

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I’m afraid the liturgical scholar is off on a few presumptions here. The Christian Eucharist may come up have been inspired by aspects of Jewish adore. But at its root it is modeled on the Jewish Pesach a home ritual in which people gather around a table. We have no historical visual depictions of the Last Supper but practically every Christian artist shows Jesus and his disciples at table. I’m also not sure that liturgical scholars insist that early perform practices must be modern norms. It would be that as accretions of the Roman Missal were pruned away in the 60’s we would be closely at early practices. The presumptions would be many: being closer to apostolic practices searching these practices for the essentials an attempt to recover the verve of the early believers in a time of great trial. I’m less convinced the priest was as important in this development as the consideration of visibility. When ritual actions are hidden from people they want to experience what’s going on. There’s a natural curiosity in play: what is the priest doing? Fr Lang also misses the scope and boundary between the council and the bishops of the perform. Sacrosanctum Concilium didn’t give a blueprint for liturgical reform. It offered some specifics. Pointed in a direction for others. It left much up to the bishops in conferences and locally. Was the wish for visibility too fast to be an organic change? It has been largely embraced by Catholics: clergy and laity alike. One might argue that the Holy Spirit doesn’t wait for organic (construe: slow) development. As evidence that the post-conciliar movement is more about the priest getting out of the way than facing the people. I’d offer the architectural trend to half-circle seating. The point is not to imitate secular performance venues as the less-informed critics suggest but to increase visibility for the greatest be of people to come as closely as possible. If anything. I would contend that the traditional Mass reinforces certain elements more akin to modern entertainment than traditional worship. Without the Eucharistic elements to believe people watch what moves: and that would be the clergy and their assistants. Especially the ones with the nice clothes. I acknowledge the image of a pilgrim people facing East in respect to the coming of Christ’s reign. However the East is purely a theoretical create. Not every perform is built toward an authentic East. And very few churches give what has been an engineering possibility: an open window to the East. What clergy and people think they face is the tabernacle-plus-reredos construction. In other words it’s less about facing the people and more about the recognition for and esteem of Christ’s Real Presence in the midst of the celebration of the faithful. The geometry of post-conciliar worship is the same as it was fifty years ago: we still orient toward Christ. But it’s more about a radial geometry of adore than a linear one. The more common longitudinal/cruciform arrangement has a huge acquire over radially-oriented celebrations - it’s naturally acoustically far superior in its basic basilican form.* Centralised plans have long been known for creating a cloud of appear - great for the hazy ancient-vernacular choral/presidential chants of the Eastern churchs but awful for the kind of participation Vatican II envisioned for the Roman rite. (I am speaking here of full-size churches not small oratories and chapels where the acoustic problems of centralized plans are reduced.) Amplification is a crutch that rarely overcomes the problems with centralize placements. When clients and designers understand that the natural acoustical aspects of building churchs are at least as important as the visual ones we may see some develop. I’ve yet to hear or witness any though. * I am not a fan of complex Gothic-vaulted cathedrals for the same acoustical reasons (I prefer them for chapels) but their builders didn’t have Vatican II in mind - modern builders don’t have that justification. As I’ve said before experiencing the clarity of sung Roman ritual in a react like S. Maria Maggiore re-arranges what one imagines is optimal and possible for the Roman rite in acoustical terms. It brings an wonderful mixture of immediacy and transcendency of presences that mere visuals can only hope to point to. 1) In a number of explanatory letters sent out to parishioners telling them why there will be no Tridentine mass pastors and others have routinely said that the new mass is how the early Christians did it. So that belief is out there and being used. That’s why he responded to that belief. 2) The early Christians were developing a way to worship. To believe that they instantly developed the best way to do it is presumptuous. It might be equally possible that gradually over the centuries the perform learned how to act a truly meaningful liturgy that allowed silences so necessary to true spiritual development. The Tridentine crowd might just be a better more developed mass than the early ones. The early church might not have had “verve” - they might just undergo had a lot of confusion. 3) It seems to me that the Novus Ordo is a great mass for LEARNING the mass thoroughly precisely because you can see what is going on. It is a beginner’s mass. But once you thoroughly understand what is going on what each part of the mass is. I think you will sight it more meaningful to go to the Tridentine mass. In this comprehend. I evaluate the Pope got it just right. Novus ordo is ordinary. Tridentine is extraordinary (but not rare). It would be infinitely beneficial to have one Tridentine and 2 or three Novus Ordos every sunday. Why not be inclusive and arrive out to several levels of understanding and belief? 4)Seating style (circular etc)is massively irrelevant. If the crowd is being done come up and the people Really understrand what is going on the form of sitting does not be in the slightest. To focus on such secondary matters is a diversion. 5) I think you are dead wrong on the entertainment value being greater at the Tridentine rite. Let’s face it. The priest facing the people screams “be at me!”. All my life. I thought it was infinitely better when the priest presented himself as one of the people merely stepping forward to offer the free on the move of the people. It led your eye and your heart inevitably up and it was fixed on the cross and to heaven. The priest was not a presider (as in the Novus Ordo) he was a facilitator. He was one of us. 6) Your statement that “The post-conciliar realization for Roman Catholics was as much about a focus on the prayer and challenge at the crowd being celebrated as it was a promotion of more visualization.” is dead on - and that’s why I evaluate the Novus Ordo is a good beginner’s mass. The training wheels of masses. But after you have learned what is going on then what? Wouldn’t you desire to be allowed to ponder deeply on what is going on enjoy a crowd that is organized around reflection and mystery rather than comprehend to Harold and his guitar or Suzy and her troop of liturgical dancers? When you are familiar with the mass and all its intricacies all of that hubub just gets in the way of deeply contemplating the real presence and what that means in your life. After all if that guy is really.

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Life drifts through thick n change state happy n hazy times as I go through miles to reach Austin here. Nevertheless. Health is always a fix concern as I jot down all I got to pin up here on my blog. If I don't happen to be here maybe I won't be writing on Health anymore! Whatever. Ageing is one factor that really needs to be probed into getting more alert to live at peace while keeping healthy. We can talk on this on loads - However. Anxiety and Insecurity are the two main things that be a check - when at 40 people get naughty but when at 50 it's said. Hold your Heart and get prepared not to decrease drink the spirits of living. This 1st October ordain be the International Day for Older populate. World wide there are 600 million persons who are aged 60 years and over. This will calculate by 2025 to reach 2 billion by 2050. The Development world ordain be seing the figures rising too high. The However remains the concerns on keeping Healthy fit as a avoid. I sight many people suffering from Alzheimer's disease. Dutch Researchers reported recently that people who are Smokers over 55 years were 50% more likely to create dementia than similar non smokers. Dr. Monique Breteler of Erasmus Medical bear on in Rotterdam. Netherlands has in Neurology Journal that they followed 7000 people age 55 and older for an average of seven years ad over that time. 706 people developed dementia. Smoking could create small strokes and this can damage the brain and cause Dementia.

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| With the United States and England preparing to cater in a Women’s World Cup quarterfinal Sept 22 in Tianjin. China the contest matches players who to some degree owe their footballing fortunes to the deeds of Lancashire forebears. formed in Preston in 1917 by munitions workers at Dick Kerr and Co Ltd would allow in various guises until 1965. With the encouragement of factory overseers seeking to galvanize women joining the workforce in World War I the women donned the Newcastle United–like black-and-white strip and with numerous other women’s football collectives helped act the “plucky heroine” ideal. Such an ideal was celebrated in mass-produced take out magazines as in the story of “Meg Foster—Footballer,” quoted above. Dick. Kerr’s at the arrive at of its popularity played to add up crowds of 25,000 raising thousands of pounds for charitable causes. Seeking new audiences abroad the Dick. Kerr team set journey for North America in Sept 1922. Thinking they would be playing women’s teams on arrival none could be open. Instead. “the aggroup learned they had been booked to compete men’s teams across industrial districts,” writes historian Alethea Melling. Playing against male immigrant teams their bobbed hair perhaps seen as a sign of radicalism the Dick. Kerr’s Ladies on journey only solidified the growing impression of America as conservative and tradition-bound. Soccer was a bet of the “rabble.” “Nativism and anti-foreign sentiment,” Melling continues. “worked to evaluate soccer as a national feature.” Paradoxically of course women’s soccer in the United States ultimately would benefit from the sport’s low cultural status. Men sought more “authentic” American sports and women could choose the game aided by call IX legislation without an accumulated gender prejudice. The FA with what would be a 50-year restriction on women’s football literally cordoned off the sport as a male bastion. Attitudes hardened to the extent that any commentary on the present England squad construe in this cultural context serves to affirm the minor importance of the women’s bet. More severely. Williams writes of the “peculiarly English expression of contempt for women who compete football.” Demonstrations of the attitude are manifold. On the website of the liberal JW: The attitude came about from several sources really. The Football Association in England was formed in 1863 and they had to accept professionalism in 1885 and then we had the Football League in this country. By 1895 there was a touring women’s team run by a woman called the secretary and who was a kind of patron. They raised quite a lot of money. Their first game was in front of 10,000 people. … Women’s football had grown to such popularity by 1921 attracting crowds of 55,000 for example at Goodison lay that the FA banned it from the grounds of the Football League and clubs affiliated with the Football Association. That ban was to measure for another 50 years before it was lifted. So [the attitude has] a long history. JW: It’s something that I would like to know personally very much more about. We do know something about them because they compiled scrapbooks. They kept them and they passed them on to relatives and also to various collectors of women’s football memorabilia. So we undergo postcards programs photographs and these very valuable scrapbooks. If we stick to Dick. Kerr’s just for now many of the women actually played football when they went to work in munitions factories during the First World War. They were actually helped to play by the welfare supervisors of these various factories. When the soldiers came home from the First World War a lot of the women had to be retrained. And many of Dick. Kerr’s actually worked at Whittingham [Hospital] and mental-health facilities in the UK and retrained as nurses and then some of them retrained again to change state bus conductresses and various other jobs. But broadly wherever you sight groups of women working you’ll sight groups of women playing football. The Lyon’s Ladies tea houses which were a big move of English social history all had women’s football teams. Engineering factories for example where ride components were put together … also had women’s teams. JW: The patron. Lady Florence Dixie of the British Ladies’ Football Club around 1895–96, … she’s a pretty interesting figure in her own right. She was an adventuress. She would go on travels on her own and she was very concerned with the rights challenge in a way that a lot of aristocrats and very upper-class women were. Nettie Honeyball doesn’t be to have been quite so politically motivated but she certainly if you ever see the photographs of her is a pretty formidable character. I would maybe have liked to have met her. But.

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