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Johnny Rotten with Sex Pistols - Ivanhoe’s Night Club, Huddersfield, England. 25th December, 1977.

Photo by Kevin Cummins

Green Day live in Huddersfield, England (June 25, 2022) x

i woke up today and was assailed by a question that just wouldn't get out of my head, which might have even been answered before: are house hippos a thing in TPOFATGIF?

They are! Like Furbies, they're the result of attempts to use magic to create highly marketable pets, and like every single fucking time some idiot with a wand and a marketing degree tries this, they promptly escaped and became an ecological menace.

Fortunately, House Hippos cannot tolerate Canada's harsh winters, and the species is confined almost entirely to the (admittedly, extensive) Toronto Underground. Despite their diminutive size, the house hippo's aggressive and territorial nature has virtually eliminated their primary competition, invasive brown and roof rats, meaning that Toronto and Calgary alike are entirely rat-free.

The creation of artificial species without the highly supervised conditions of an internationally-managed laboratory is extremely illegal worldwide, with hefty fines and jail time for Negligent Species Creation, and Malicious Species Creation is an actual War Crime (See Also: Laws regarding Dungeon Creation). The law has never been a serious impediment to stupidity or hubris though, and about every other year some twit tries to make bespoke pets again. Results include the highly invasive and adaptable Furby, and it's terrifying cousin, the "Long Furby", the House Hippo, the 1983 "Thy Diminutive Equine" massacre, and England's worst cryptid, the brightly colored Ursine Psychic Vampires that roam central England after Huddersfield attempted to re-brand their old castle as "Care-A-Lot".

Nancy Spungen and Johnny Rotten

Photo Nancy Spungen and Johnny Rotten at Ivanhoe, Manchester Road, Huddersfield, 1977.

photo history:

It was 1977, I had just finished filming Derek Jarman’s ‘Jubilee’ when I decided to visit an old friend of mine – Rae Spencer-Cullen – in New York. In addition to acting I also used to write articles for the glossy punk magazine “Delux” edited by Willy Daly and Duncan Fallowell. Upon mentioning I was off to New York, Duncan exclaimed, “Why don’t you try and get an interview with Andy Warhol for the magazine?”

I arrived in New York and rang ‘The Factory’. I was immediately invited down to meet Warhol as he was very interested to find out about Jubilee and the Punk movement in England. During the course of our meeting, he asked me if I knew the Sex Pistols, and if so, whether I could get an interview with them for his magazine ‘Interview’.

Arriving back in England a few weeks later, I contacted Malcolm McClaren asking if it would be possible to interview the Band. He said it was fine, but I had better get a move on as they were off on tour to America in a few days and were about to play their last gig in the UK at Ivanhoe’s in Huddersfield. They were playing a matinee and evening show as part of a benefit for families of striking firemen, the gig was to take place on Christmas Day 1977. At this time the location of any gigs the Pistols played were kept secret until the very last minute, in order to avoid trouble and cancellation.

I drove up to Huddersfield on Christmas morning and witnessed an electrifying concert. I spent a lot of time backstage where several of these pictures were taken. The band were incorrigible, Nancy Spungen stood behind me trying to set light to my hair – it was Johnny Rotten who finally stopped her. Sid Vicious was completely out of it, along with the other members of the band, excluding Rotten. The band poured beer in my tape recorder, which virtually stopped it from working and referred to Andy Warhol the whole way through as ‘Andy Arsehole’. Remarkably, I did manage to complete the interview but, unsurprisingly perhaps, Warhol decided not to use it. I sold it to Heathcote Williams for his magazine ‘It’.

Huddersfield was the last concert that the Sex Pistols played in England. In February 1978 Rotten left the band and within a year both Nancy Spungen and Sid Vicious were dead.

In 2008 the remaining Sex Pistols reformed and played a concert at the Brixton Academy.

Photographs taken by Jenny at the Concert were shown at the Rock Shutter Exhibition – ‘Best 500 Rock and Roll Photographs’ in Las Vegas, USA and prints of these are now highly collectable.

Archaeoacoustics and 'Songs of the Caves'

Archaeoacoustics is a sub-field of archaeology and acoustics which studies the relationship between people and sound throughout history. It is an interdisciplinary field with methodological contributions from acoustics, archaeology, and computer simulation, and is broadly related to topics within cultural anthropology such as experimental archaeology and ethnomusicology. Since many cultures have sonic components, applying acoustical methods to the study of archaeological sites and artifacts may reveal new information on the civilizations examined.

The importance of sound in ritual practice is well attested by historical and anthropological evidence. Voices and instruments (pipes, drums) will also have played a key role for prehistoric societies, and a number of studies have sought to demonstrate that by measuring the acoustical properties of archaeological spaces and open-air locations. One of the principal difficulties, however, is to establish a robust methodology. Every space or location will have an acoustic signature, but that does not imply that vocal or musical performance was an essential part of ritual practice; nor that those places were specially designed or selected for their acoustical properties.

Palaeolithic painted caves have occupied a special place in this debate since studies in the 1980s suggested that the placement of paintings and murals within the caves might have been guided by the acoustics; that they might be directly correlated with resonance. In 2013, Durham University (Durham, England) archaeologist Chris Scarre joined a team of acousticians, archaeologists and musicians led by Professor Rupert Till (Huddersfield University) in a systematic on-site analysis of acoustic properties and prehistoric motifs in five Upper Palaeolithic painted caves in northern Spain: La Garma, El Castillo, La Pasiega, Las Chimeneas and Tito Bustillo. The Arts and Humanities Research Council funded project was supported by Spanish colleagues Manuel Rojo-Guerra and Roberto Ontañon, with permission from the Gobierno de Cantabria and Gobierno Del Principado de Asturias.

Their methodology in recording the acoustics of these caves was to use a swept-sine (also called a chirp) source signal in conjunction with a set of microphones, adjusting the position of the set-up to provide an overview of the acoustics of specific sections of the caves. In each location that was measured, the position of imagery on the cave walls was also recorded. The fieldwork generated a large body of data that was used to generate acoustic maps of the five caves that could be compared with the distribution of the imagery (paintings or engravings, representational images of animals, or abstract symbols). A Principal Components Analysis (a mathematical method used to reduce a large data set into a smaller one while maintaining most of its variation information) provided an averaged set of acoustical characteristics. This showed that the variance of the acoustic data can be explained by two main components, associated with (a) temporal decay of energy (rate at which it fades to silence) in the cave space and (b) the existence or absence of resonance. Other factors, such as the distance of motifs from the original cave entrances (some of them now blocked) were also recorded.

Statistical analysis concluded that motifs in general, and lines and dots in particular, are statistically more likely to be found in places where reverberation is moderate and where the low frequency acoustic response has evidence of resonant behavior. The results suggest that the location of Palaeolithic motifs might indeed be associated with acoustic features, and that an appreciation of sound could have influenced behavior among Palaeolithic societies using these caves. The study also demonstrated the application of a systematic methodology of recording and analysis to the archaeoacoustics of prehistoric spaces.

I know they probably couldn't because it would so obviously date the show but I think they should have had Alison having to constantly update Pat on how Huddersfield town are doing. He was buzzing to find out that they got to the prem then promptly devastated because as soon as he found this out they got relegated. He was absolutely fuming at the 2022 play off final and didn't shut up about it for weeks. He was also delighted when they managed to stay up in the championship last season. He makes Alison put the radio on whenever they're playing and also makes her put the EFL highlights on every weekend (although he also thinks it's gone to the dogs since moving to itv). Eventually he makes Alison buy an ifollow subscription and watches every match. He was also makes everybody follow England and was absolutely buzzing when Levi Colwill got called up. He also made Alison look up all the England players to see who played for Huddersfield. He thinks ben chilwell should play more and will defend Conor coady with his life (same). Alison and Mike (and half the ghosts) are deeply invested but will not admit it both because of pride and for Alison and Mike specifically because they don't know how they would explain to other people that they support Huddersfield town despite being from London (?) and having zero connection to Huddersfield

About the Author

Harold H. Thompson was a 58 year old Irish-American anarchist serving life plus sentences in the State of Tennessee. He was a poet, his articles have been published in anarchist newspapers and newsletters over the years plus has published a booklet of prison writings and struggle poetry by Huddersfield ABC In England titled “They Will Never Get Us All!” He worked within prison as a jailhouse lawyer aiding other prisoners with legal matters, filing of intenal grievances, post-conviction and lawsuits against prison officials when warranted. He was engaged in fighting a pro se civil rights complaint against State employee defendants who were complicit in an assault on him by white racist inmates at Turney Center Industrial Prison during 1999. Harold stated the reason he put together this pamphlet is it saddens him when he heard stories of animal rights activists, environmentalists and anarchists being arrested and put through the Judicial mill by the monsters of the earth. Harold was a strict vegetarian, supports those brave comrades struggling for animal rights and against those raping our earth for corporate greed.

"Renfield".

Henrietta Street, Whitby, North Yorkshire, England.

"On Unholy Ground".

Runlet End Woods, Brokhole. Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England.

Photos by Francis Wilson Photography.

1949 Bentley Mark VI Shooting Brake

Coachwork by Rippon Brothers Ltd.

From the 1920s onward, it was not uncommon to see Bentley cars commissioned for work on wealthy owner's estates, their rugged, reliable and yet sporting poise being perfect mounts for their owners and friends to be escorted to the farer realms of the land. Frequently vehicles were converted to this more commercial purpose in their later life, when, rather than parting with a trusted old car, the 'family friend' was shipped off to a coachbuilder for repurposing.

More unusual was for cars to be commissioned this way from new, and in this respect the Bentley we present here is something of some rarity. It was ordered by its first owner in the form that we still see it today. The coachbuilder was Rippon Brothers, a house that could chart its history back to the carriage building days of the late 1890s and then the incubation of the motorcar. Based in the North of England, and originating in Huddersfield, at its peak it could count showrooms in various locations including Bradford, Leeds, Sheffield and West Riding although after the war, they were predominantly concerned with selling cars rather than building them. In the wealthy textiles industry of Yorkshire and the Midlands, they found a burgeoning clientele and were well patronized by their local market.

The factory records on file confirm B91FU to have been built as a 'Shooting Brake' and the original owner of the Bentley fitted that mold perfectly. Colonel George Hammond Aykroyd was part of the family dynasty that ran the huge carpet business of T. F. Firth and Company in Bailiff Bridge in the West Yorkshire county of the United Kingdom, as they would have said 'a stone's throw' from Rippon. Most likely reflecting the extreme costs of such an exercise in the conservative postwar Britain, he was one of only two people to have one of these cars built, and curiously enough today both have found themselves to the USA.

As a Master of Foxhounds, Col. Aykroyd's Shooting Brake would have been most likely been used for the type of work its name suggests, hunting. Sensibly, the spare tire was moved to free up space in the rear of the car and placed on the front right fender, while its rear seat could be folded forward for further storage if necessary.

It is believed that the trusty 'Brake remained in the family for some years, no doubt having seen routine service at hunting parties on the Moors. In 1961 the Bentley moved south to the Bristol area and became the property of R. Acheson Crow. This is the last recorded British owner, before the car migrated to the US in 1980 and arrived in the distinctly different climate of California, with its next custodian Michael R. Clark, who maintained the car for nearly a decade. The next keeper was noted collector Warren French, in whose care the car was a frequent sight on Rolls-Royce Owners Club events. Records on file depict and note how appropriate the car looked at a Winery tour!

After some years of Mr. French's ownership the Shooting Brake began a new chapter of its life on the East Coast with the much respected collector Henry Petronis of Easton, Maryland. Mr. Petronis' status as a true connoisseur of the automobile was well founded for his garages at his Normandie home at one time housed such serious machinery as Alfa Romeo 8C 2300, multiple Bugattis and the famed Captain Hewitt 8 Liter Bentley.

The present custodian of this charming 'wagon' acquired the car publicly from noted collector Craig McCaw in 2016. On arrival it was sent to Automotive Restorations to work through the technical aspect and to put it into a more satisfactorily reliable condition. Since when it has been used periodically on trips to the golf club and other such excursions.

An exceptional rarity, the 'Brake' would make a refreshing alternative to your Wrangler or Hummer at any beach, or indeed race circuit paddock.

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Green Day live in Huddersfield, England (June 25, 2022) x

Friday 27 December 1833

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fine morning F42° at 10 ¾ a.m. - downstairs at 11 5 – soon began breakfast – even IN- did not come till 11 ½ - Letter 2 pages from Miss Walker who arrived at Huddersfield on Tuesday night, but was too sick at heart to go home till the next day (Christmas day) when she called at Shibden and wrote the 2nd page of her letter and left it with my aunt to direct and send off - ‘Whilst you are in England I hope you will consider my little cottage as your own -  I have plenty of accommodation for your servants, and 2 rooms entirely at your own disposal, to keep your own house [hours] and do exactly as you like - and as long as I have a cottage or a room, the half will be for you’ – She had near passed thro’ York on her return and would have consulted Dr. Belcombe but could not without telling her uncle Atkinson, who was with her - would like to meet me in York on my return and go to Dr. B-  ‘with the full intention of following his advice to the very letter’ -  Poor girl! I fear she is not much better - came to my room at 2 ½  and wrote 2 pages in answer and sent them off by Thomas to ‘Miss Walker, Lidgate, near Halifax’ - ‘Langton Hall - near Malton Friday 27 December 1833. I am surprised and glad to find you once more at Lidgate - I see from the style of your letter, that you are, at any rate, not less well than when I saw you last – that gives me great hope - Cheer up - you are quite sure I will do anything in the world I can for you, and, if you have at last courage to follow my advice, I am sanguine about your being restored  to that which can alone make life enjoyable, sound health -  again and again all I ask of you is,  to cheer up – Thank you for your so kind offer of house-room - I shall see you as soon as I can - It was the so indifferent state off my aunt’s health that caused my return to England - Get over to Shibden again, not earlier than one or later than two in the day, if you can, and give my love to my aunt, and tell her I have sent you to sit with her ten minutes and to say that I shall write to her again in a few days - it will be better for you not to think of meeting me in York -  I will see you 1st , and then plan for you as may seem best - Depend upon it, I can manage for you very nicely - Keep up your spirits as well as you possibly can - you are very good about the rooms - but you know I am not very clever about keeping house - I will write to you again,  as soon as I have fixed the day for leaving here (which will probably be about a week hence) and then if you will have 2 beds for me, I will return by Birstall, see how you are and settle what you do - write to me again, immediately on your receipt of this letter - Direct to me Mrs Norcliffe, Langton Hall, Malton - Give my love to your aunt and my own, and believe me, affectionately and faithfully yours AL.’ I read her letter wrong - it was ‘keep your own hours’ not keep house - vide line 2 of this page - Poor girl! how extraordinary my return and hers too so close and unexpected on each other! wrote out Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and so far of today till 4 ¾ - then dressed – dinner at 5 – coffee tea – talk -  Mrs. N- gave plan of the localities of the old Roman antiquities in this neighbourhood and said she would keep Eugenie for me with pleasure for a while till I had got a place to put her in at Shibden – In the course of yesterday and today till now 12 ¼ tonight (came to my room at 11 ½) read the first 78pp. of vol. 2 Captain Alexanders’ ‘Transatlantic sketches’ Captain J.E.A- 42nd Royal Highlanders. London 1833. – finish day – F42° now at 12 20 tonight

Leading Overview Of Yorkshire

The Yorkie's coat has a similar structure to human hair

Can Yorkies Consume Eggs

ONE CANINE WAS PARTICULARLY IMPORTANT TO THE TYPE'S SUCCESS

Yorkies are called the "Tomboy Toy."

Carkie (Yorkshire Terrier x Terrier)

When strolling your Yorkie, take the exact same route on a daily basis

Keep furnishings in the exact same area and stay clear of relocate around

It is classy to product crossbreed as well as mixed type dogs with the word crossbreed, which indicates 2 various varieties, however all Yorkshire Terrier crossbreds are of the varieties Canius lupus familiarus. However in the late 1860s, a preferred Paisley type Yorkshire Terrier showdog called Huddersfield Ben, possessed by a female living in Yorkshire (Learn Additional), Mary Ann Foster, was seen at dog shows throughout Great Britain, and specified the breed kind for the Yorkshire Terrier. It came from in the United Kingdom in the town of Yorkshire, where it gets its name. The Adam of yorkies: In 1870, the breed was renamed the Yorkshire Terrier, after the area of Yorkshire, England where the type is believed to have actually come from. Various other huge settlements in the region are Redcar, Thornaby-on-Tees and also Ingleby Barwick. Components of the county are provided individually of the region council, having their own unitary authorities: the City of York Council, Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council, Middlesbrough Council and also Stockton-on-Tees District Council.

ONE YORKIE WAS USED TO START A NEW TYPE COMPLETELY

Are Yorkshire terriers great household dogs

Particolor. White with colored spots

Area water along with playthings in the same area

No puppy mills

York included into North Yorkshire. Yorkshire worked as a protective fortress against Scottish raids from the north. Of unpredictable descent: Many believe that the Yorkshire Terrier is the product of combining English as well as scottish terriers when numerous Scots were displaced by the Industrial Change and resolved in England. Why is the Yorkshire Terrier Coloring so Various? So the normal coloring of the Yorkie is blue and gold, and also heaven should begin with the neck as well as wind up to the tail. On the head's sides, around the eyes and also on the muzzle, the shade will start to change from black to intense golden-bronze. Yorkie puppies for sale in alabama will gradually turn from black to blue from the roots slowly to the ideas. You'll be able to set apart the dark suggestions and also the lighter roots if you look from above. This stated, with lots of Yorkies, blue areas can have intermingling silver hairs or be primarily in the silver combination, varying from light to dark.

A lovely morning at the Yorkshire coast. 23°C. Sandpipers.

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From the rear of the head to the pointer of the tail, the hair is a dark steel-blue - sometimes referred to as the blue of a rifle barrel - with a blue sheen when seen in the sunshine. There are experts who even suggest preventing acquiring a pup if it has such hair. Jackson left for a year to comply with other commitments as well as Geoff Turton, who was originally a participant of the Rockin' Berries, stood in for him. When the pet is full-grown, no black spots should be left. The Yorkshire terrier need to be a confident and pleasant little pet dog. As with many full-blooded canines, the Yorkshire Terrier is prone to particular hereditary problems. They are typically hardier and also extra positive than some other lap dogs, making them a somewhat better suitable for houses with youngsters. As a result of their size, Yorkshire Terriers do much better with older children that have actually been instructed to appreciate them than with kids and also children. As they are not various from the conventional Yorkshire terriers except the size, their shades coincide as the standard Yorkie terrier colors. Not all pups have the very same layer shades. They are leading, safety, and also territorial, often called little Napoleons, they have no suggestion that they are a lap dog.

YORKSHIRE TERRIERS STARTED AS RATTERS

Red-Legged Yorkies

Yorkshire Terrier World: Required Some Help With A Barking Yorkie

Brush her coat once or twice a week

Yelping noises suggest an injury, which might be causing discomfort in your canine

If the dog joins canine reveal occasions, then the full grown-up hair of the Yorkshire Terrier will certainly be of fantastic importance, as it is according to the demands of AKC. The little tricks like strolling out the door initially and other tricks to show you are the leading one have actually worked like someone placed a spell over my canine as well as currently he is the ideal pet! As a result of this factor, it will be simple for a person to determine quickly if the pet is a pup or a grown-up pet. You will not notice entire chumps of hair, while the canine is changing its color, but just a few hairs while you are grooming your canine. Reviewing your books has saved us an entire great deal of cash. Bangkok-based Chalermphol Harnchakkham is a self-taught illustrator whose unique job is inspired by Pug, French bulldog, Fitness and Desire. I simply read it and said all right I will certainly try it and it probably won't work like every little thing else I have actually attempted as well as to my amazing shock he started heeling and also paying attention when I asked him ahead. This coloring is so common for the breed that when in 1984 a little young puppy was birthed with 3 unique colors, it in fact started a different type, which is recognized under the name Biewer Terrier.