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childbirth | The Catechesis of Caroline

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The Catechesis of Caroline. A Catholic woman blogging about life. Archive for the ‘childbirth’ Category. Biological imperatives – part 1. Mothers and fathers matter. On May 20, 2015 3 Comments. Despite 4 cesarians and 5 children this was the first time anyone had actually attempted to put the baby anywhere near me in the moments post birth. Looking at this photograph still evokes an enormous emotional response. As being widely under-diagnosed and un-treated. One contributing factor is thought to be w...

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The New Student Rebellions. Wednesday, 15 December 2010. This is just the beginning of the beginning. Update: email any questions, contributions and suggestions to cutsandkettles at gmail.com. Well, what a first term we've had! Students across the world have protested, demonstrated, occupied and, to our horror, been brutalised by the mighty arm of the State/s. Struggles in France, Spain, Greece, Italy, America and Britain. We will set up different blog posts for each section of the book and a flickr group.

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Save Dale Farm! | redmikerowley

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Good news from Barton →. September 26, 2011 · 11:35 am. So imagine you’re a Councillor (if anyone who isn’t ever reads this! Good, you’re thinking – there’s 300 people we don’t have to worry about any more. If part of the development needs retrospective planning permission (most of it having permission already) it’s highly likely to get it as being beneficial to the public, a great improvement on what was there before, and with no adjoining properties to be affected. The company that used the site of Dal...

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September | 2011 | redmikerowley

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Monthly Archives: September 2011. September 27, 2011 · 11:07 am. Good news from Barton. I’m proud of my estate. In various ways (some covered in previous posts here) the Government is doing its damnedest to turn our community into a basket case, but that’s not going to happen – and it’s first and foremost because of what Barton people are doing that it’s not going to happen. Now the slightly controversial bit. The Thrive team are very successful youth workers, and there’s no disguising the fact...8221; u...

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Hello again | redmikerowley

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Give migrants a seat at the Twelve Tables →. May 30, 2011 · 7:51 pm. 8220;Around the middle of the road of life”. Was how Dante began his. And I haven’t written a masterpiece of world literature (not that I plan to). I haven’t written. As you can see, then, I’ve decided to start occasionally blogging again (a redundant but unobjectionable statement of the sort that forms the basic stodge of British conversation: maybe its mashed potato). I know. I’m really selling this blog, aren’t I? You are commenting ...

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I’m a socialist, activist and trade union member in Oxford and since October 2010 I’ve been one of the Labour City Councillors for Barton and Sandhills Ward (all posts in my personal capacity). Since coming to Oxford in 1997 to study law I’ve become a true Oxonian and maybe a bit set in my ways. I’ve even been known to drink port. I’m lucky to have many tolerant friends. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).

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Give us a place to stand | redmikerowley

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June 2, 2011 · 11:30 pm. Give us a place to stand. Needless to say, this would not concern the Tories much. The more prosperous working-class people in Oxford, to whom they once appealed, have thoroughly learned the lesson that they are the party of the rich. It is almost unbelievable now that they used to have lots of Councillors in Oxford. Along with the more interesting proposals. Of the Labour Housing Group. Give them a place to stand, and they will move the Earth. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. St Mary...

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Good news from Barton | redmikerowley

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September 27, 2011 · 11:07 am. Good news from Barton. I’m proud of my estate. In various ways (some covered in previous posts here) the Government is doing its damnedest to turn our community into a basket case, but that’s not going to happen – and it’s first and foremost because of what Barton people are doing that it’s not going to happen. Now the slightly controversial bit. The Thrive team are very successful youth workers, and there’s no disguising the fact that they’re Christians and...8221; under t...

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Give migrants a seat at the Twelve Tables | redmikerowley

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Sense about Sharon →. May 31, 2011 · 12:34 pm. Give migrants a seat at the Twelve Tables. The first great milestone in legal history was the publication of the Twelve Tables during the early Republican period of Rome (and I can’t resist pointing out that it was achieved by class struggle. Knowledge of what passed for law had previously been reserved for the aristocracy, who were of course free to make it up as they went along. The plebs forced their rulers to set the laws of Rome in stone ( literally.

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August | 2011 | redmikerowley

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Monthly Archives: August 2011. August 8, 2011 · 6:27 pm. Wake up, Mike. Though there’s quite a queue of things I’d like to prose on about, perhaps I should ease myself back into blogging by taking a nice light topic. Today, therefore, I’ll write in praise of Oxford’s Town Hall, the building that as a City Councillor I probably spend too many of my evenings in. Underneath the Town Hall is a mediaeval cellar that serves as the Plate Room; this is all that remains. Of the Guildhall built in 1292 as the cent...