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Wednesday, 1 October 2014
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1. When
is your birthday?
14/06/1996
2. What
kind of music do you like?
Death metal, rock, metal etc.
3. Do
you like partying?
Hell yeah!
4. Which
is the best vacation you have ever been on?
Anything aboard
5. What
does your name mean?
L is for life, that you live so well.
I is for inspire, others seek your guidance.
N is for
noble, your regal bearing.
D is for
dream, your beacon ahead.
S is for
scholar, the brilliant in you.
A is for
absolute, for you know your mind.
Y is for
yearn, your innermost desires.
The name “Lindsay” is of English origin and it
means “From the lake settlement island”.
6. Do
you like reading? Who is your favourite author?
House of night.
7. Which
was the scariest moment of your life?
Having to call 999; when
my grandmother was in pain.
8. What
subjects interest you the most?
Health and social care
9. Do
you believe in God?
No
10. Which
sport are you interested in?
Fond of table tennis
11. What
are your hobbies?
Anything Doctor Who
12. If
you were granted 3 wishes, what would you ask for, and why?
·
Bring my grandparents back because I miss them.
·
Meet the doctors from doctor who
·
Invent a tardis so I can spend time with people
13. If
you could only do one thing for the rest of your life, what would it be?
Be happy and be a Nurse.
14. Is
there someone you look up to? Why?
My mam because she is my inspiration
15. Do
you think it’s okay to lie in certain circumstances?
No, any lies can hurt someone even if you don’t
mean too.
16. What
are the three things that you cannot live without?
·
My partner
·
My phone
·
My dog.
17. Has
any movie or book made a huge impact on you?
The Anne Frank diaries, it showed me how it was
like to be in her situation and how hard it would have been to watch family and
friends be taken away to the concentration camps and killed.
18. Are
you a light sleeper?
No I am not.
19. Which
is the most dangerous/adventurous thing you have ever done?
Not too sure.
20. Are
you an early riser?
No not at all.
18 Questions answered
I thought after the serious few posts, I would make my Blog a little interesting with some questions, that I have personally answered.
- What’s the coolest costume you’ve had for
Halloween?
When I was
about 12, I dressed up as a zombie scarecrow, the scarecrow mask I got out of
my doctor who magazine. I covered myself in fake blood and carried around my
doll’s hair salon head. I scared my best friend at the time. (She ran away from
me, as I carried a kitchen knife too).
- What was the last nice thing you did for your
mum?
I made her
a cup of coffee for her and say that “I love you”.
- Which celebrity would you most like to get to
know?
Mmm, there
are so many but it I had a time machine I would meet all the actors and
actresses that were involved in making doctor who special for me.
- If you ruled the world, what would you change?
I would
change the rules about benefits and make it so people who need it more gets it
and half footballers pay to buy things for third world countries.
- Who was your first crush?
My first crush was my best friend and doctor who buddy Joss.
- What was your favourite movie as a kid?
I’m not
sure, didn’t really watch TV.
- Describe your favourite place to go on
holidays?
I like
going all over as I enjoyed, Scotland, wales, Plymouth, Spain, Turkey, Crete,
France and etc.
- What would you do on a perfect day?
Spending my time in bed watching doctor who with cuddles.
- What’s the cheesiest song you know off by
heart?
I listen to
anything from death metal to rock/pop.
- If you could have been a child prodigy, what
would have been your skill?
Be able to play a guitar and sing.
- What’s the one thing you’d be really
disappointed if you never got a chance to do it?
Driving
from Scotland to the bottom of France/ Spain; or going to Germany.
- What was the last book you really loved?
The last
book I read which was a few days ago was the book thief and I loved it.
- What fictional character do you have the
biggest crush on?
The doctor
from doctor who, not for his looks but his personality is amazing and he is everything
you need.
- What would your parents be surprised to learn
about you?
That I am
not innocent ;)
- What’s the one thing you’ll never do again?
Be anyone’s
second choice.
- What’s the most awkward to explain thing
you’ve ever been caught doing?
Having sex
with my boyfriend; sister’s boyfriend walked in
- What music do you like listening to the most?
Death metal
or screamo.
- Describe your fighting style: drunken master
or angry monkey?
Angry monkey
or if I’m drunk the drunken master.
Tom & Jerry
I have grew up watching Tom&Jerry, but I find this story a little shocking. As a child you don't care about the colour of the skin of the character, for heaven's sake the Simpson's are YELLOW. Next they will be saying is sexist to not show the female characters. But the only characters you fully see are the animals in the episodes. But it is about a cat chasing a mouse, like sisters and brothers fighting against each other apart from you don't want to eat your siblings.
Tom and Jerry cartoons on television
are being accompanied by a warning that they may depict scenes of "racial
prejudice".
The classic cat and mouse cartoons, some made more than 70 years ago, carry a
warning for subscribers to Amazon Prime Instant Video. There have been claims of racist stereotyping in the depiction of a black
maid in the cartoon series. Amazon's warning says such prejudice was once "commonplace" in US
society.
Tom and Jerry, once a staple of children's television on British television,
is being presented with a cautionary note about "ethnic and racial
prejudices". Amazon's streaming subscription service, formerly branded as LoveFilm,
includes the cartoons in its comedy collection.
But Tom and Jerry: The Complete Second Volume is accompanied by the caution:
"Tom and Jerry shorts may depict some ethnic and racial prejudices that were
once commonplace in American society. Such depictions were wrong then and are
wrong today." The wording is similar to disclaimers accompanying some collections of the
cartoons on DVD.
The warning was attacked as "empty-headed" by cultural commentator and
professor of sociology, Frank Furedi, who said it was a form of a "false
piousness" and a type of censorship which "seems to be sweeping cultural
life". "We're reading history backwards, judging people in the past by our values,"
said Prof Furedi from the University of Kent.
Tom and Jerry was first produced by the MGM film studio in 1940. The
cartoons, directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera and produced by Fred
Quimby, ran until 1957, with carefully choreographed chase scenes set in the
homes and gardens of suburban America. There were more than a hundred short films made in this original series,
winning seven academy awards. These included the Cat Concerto in 1946, the Two
Mouseketeers in 1951 and Johann Mouse in 1952.
In the subsequent decades there have been numerous re-launched television
versions of the series, with varying styles and varying degrees of critical
approval. The claims of racism are longstanding. When the original versions were shown
on US television in the 1960s some scenes were edited.
There have also been complaints about the characters smoking cigarettes, with
changes made to recent screenings. Steve Abrahart, senior lecturer in animation at De Montfort University, said
the quality of animation in the early Tom and Jerry films was "superb". The cartoons are still seen as being among the best made, he said. But Mr Abrahart said the attention to detail of the early versions was lost
in some of the later re-makes.
On the question of the portrayals of race and ethnicity, he said today's
animation students were not shocked by what they saw in old cartoons. He said they understood how attitudes changed over time.
As well as racial stereotypes, he said there were questions about the
representation of women and other nationalities in animations from the
1940s. The idea of running warnings ahead of potentially upsetting moments in films
or books has become a controversial topic in US universities.
There have been calls for the use of "trigger warnings" which could flag up
to students that they are about to come across descriptions of physical
brutality, aggressive language or sexual violence. The suggestion that these should be inserted into lessons about classic texts
has angered some academics.
Prof Furedi said calls for such trigger warnings were a form of "narcissism",
with the concerns not really being about the content of a book or work of art
but about individual students asserting their own importance. "A tolerant society needs to discuss disturbing art," he said.
Martin Goldberg failings 'an accident waiting to happen'
Failings to fully investigate a
teacher who took indecent photographs of pupils were "an accident waiting to
happen", an ex-child protection chief has said.
Martin Goldberg, 46, deputy head of a Southend private school, had images of children
undressing in changing rooms. UK authorities were alerted in 2012 in a global operation but Essex Police
did not speak to him until 9 September. Jim Gamble, the ex-Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP)
head, said the failings were "awful".
The Home Office has been asked to comment.
Mr Goldberg, who taught at Thorpe Hall School, was found dead the day after
being interviewed by police. His name was on a list of people who had bought online DVDs and videos, some
of which showed graphic images of children. Toronto Police's "Project Spade" passed the list to the UK's Child
Exploitation and Online Protection Centre (CEOP) in July 2012. The unit did not share the information with local police forces until
November 2013 and then Essex Police failed to act on it for 10 months.Names on the list included the Suffolk doctor Myles
Bradbury, who this month admitted abusing young patients at Addenbrooke's
Hospital in Cambridge.
The delay in passing the information on is being investigated by the
Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC). Mr Gamble, who resigned in a
row over CEOP's future in 2010, said: "This was an accident waiting to
happen. "When I resigned, we were dealing with 600 or 700 reports a month, and we
were struggling with that. "But in the last few years, CEOP has been dealing with 1,800 a month. It's
not possible to deal with those volumes without there being huge room for
error." CEOP was absorbed into the National Crime Agency last October - something Mr
Gamble believes diverted resources away from the unit.
"What is happened is awful, and I'm not trying to excuse it," he said.
"But what I don't want to see is the very few staff doing far, far too much
work being demonised, when actually this is an issue that should go right to the
heart of leadership." Essex's Police and Crime Commissioner, Nick Alston, said he was concerned
about the length of time it took Essex Police to act on the information about
Goldberg once it had been passed on.
'Urgent
improvements vital'
"In my judgement, there's been a failing here that we need to understand and
put right," he said.
Home Affairs Select Committee Chairman Keith Vaz said the delay in acting on
the information was "totally unacceptable". He said he had written to the National Crime Agency and the Canadian
authorities to ask what steps were taken after they acquired the details. "It is vital that urgent improvements are made to strengthen international
co-operation and speed up action following receipt of information, especially
where suspects have daily contact with children in their place of work," Mr Vaz
said.
Essex Police said it was acting on 18 lines of inquiry from Project
Spade. So far two people have been charged with possessing indecent images of
children - one a fireman, another a bus driver. A third arrested man has been
released.
The force said four other suspects are retired and the others are in low-risk
occupations. Twelve properties have been searched.
Alice Gross murder: Police identify body in river
It always breaks my heart when a
young girl goes missing. So when I read an article like this is really makes me
think of how many sick and twisted people are out there…
A body found in a west London
river is that of missing Alice Gross, the Metropolitan Police have confirmed.
The 14-year-old's body was found
on Tuesday night in the River Brent. She was last seen on 28 August when she
left her home in Hanwell, west London. Alice's
parents say they have been "left
completely devastated" and thanked the local community for its help in
the search.
A post-Morten examination began
earlier at Uxbridge Mortuary. Police said: "Due
to the complex nature of this investigation the post-Morten is still ongoing
and will resume tomorrow."
Alice's parents Rosalind Hodgkiss
and Jose Gross, said: "It is
difficult to comprehend that our sweet and beautiful daughter was the victim of
a terrible crime. Why anyone would want to hurt her is something that we are
struggling to come to terms with."
Her school said in a statement
she was "outstanding and
talented".
If dog is man’s best friend then why is there animal cruelty!
When you buy a pet, such as
a dog or a cat then why do people let them out or just leave them in their
houses as when they move miles away. Dog’s trust helps recover unwanted animals
and looks after them. Which I think means that there is no need to abandon them.
Looking through cases on animal cruel always putting a downer on your day if
you have a heart; but if you don’t like animals then maybe not so much.
You may like to think that a
pet is a like child of the family that it is your property to look after. You wouldn’t
leave a child without a parent or even if you couldn’t or didn’t want to try to
look after your child, then there are people that would and should be willing
to take your young child in, this is of course knowing as fostering or
adopting. Some people will do this for the money but most people will do it
because they like children and want to make these children have a life that is
happy. So looking after a pet should be seen in a similar way.
As there are similar
elements to looking after children and looking after a pet such as you have to
feed and water both and show both love, whether that is playing with them or
just making sure you play with them both. One you put on a lead and the other
you push is a pram.
One thing that I think
should be mention is that there are videos and articles that are going around
about Bestiality, which is the sexual act between human beings and animals. This
is or was hard believe until I looked through articles on animal cruelty. On one
case that I looked at was about a man who thought in it was a good idea to have
sex with a fully grown horse. First of all, I would like to point out this farm
where this case happened was rumoured to best place to perform these bestiality
acts on the animals. But anyway this man who’s best idea was to perform these
acts with a horse which later killed him as the horse ripped his colon. I think
what was the worst thing about this case was that it killed him after having
sex with the horse. Well he died in hospital after being dropped off by a
friend who helped him perform his act that should only be descripted as stupid
and insane.
Another case about this kind
of abuse is that woman 18 and over are performing acts with dogs, which having
a dog myself finds it really hard to believe that they are finding their
furring pets obviously sexually attractive which should be thought as wrong on
so many levels. And surely should be stopped but the government in every country
doesn’t care.
This thing bestiality is
also a very sick person’s form of porn which should be illegal. Like all porn
as it is degrading for woman and all guys expect girls to perform like porn
stars. But animal porn should be shut down but people who sort through the web
links should search for and block.
So to summarise, animal
cruel and abuse of all animals, not just the household pets, should be fought
against and stopped.
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