thisisUll.com Home Page Pictures for 2005. Gallery 1 By Mo

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This is a 7 page picture gallery of thisisUll.com home page pictrues for January to December 2005 for you to enjoy. Happy Holidays from Cilla and Mo and a big thank you to every single contributor for participating in the thisisUll.com adventure.

Photograph Gallery   Gallery 1,   Gallery 2,   Gallery 3,   Gallery 4,   Gallery 5,   Gallery 6,   Gallery 7.

Going Down- thisisUll.com 2004 in Pictures

Sports - Hull Stingrays vs Bracknell Bees - Winter Cup Semi 12th January 05 By Matt Photos by Arthur Foster

Going Down- thisisUll.com Tuesday 11th January - Hull Aid Tsunami Benefit Gig By Daniel Laney

Going Down - Isn't 'Ull Brilliant! Hull Aid Tsunami Benefit Event By Cilla, 11 page Photo Gallery by Darren Rogers

Sports- Hull Stingrays vs Fife Flyers 16th January 05 by Matt Photos by Arthur Foster

Sports - Sunday 23rd January 05 - Tsunami Benefit Gig at The Welly The Freaks Union, Silence In The Streets, BB Bruce, Diverse Unit, The Favours and Face to Feet By Daniel Laney Photos by Mo

Music Reviews- Tuesday 11th January - Hull Aid Tsunami Benefit Gig at The Sesh By Lee Atkinson

Music Reviews - Saturday 29 January - ThisisUll 'avin' it large in Liverpool with Blue Sand and Park and Ride, Courtesy of Under the Influence By Michelle Dee

Art Gallery- Art Gallery By Hull Artist Darren Rogers

Articles - Norman At Ninety By DJ Chris Plant

People- An Interview With Torso Horse By Steve Rudd

Articles - Thursday 3rd February - Ernest with Park and Ride, Dirty Dreamers and Steve Reed at Thee Box, Asylum By Michelle Dee

Music Reviews- Tuesday 25th January - Mike (The Bonnits) and The Last People on Earth at The Sesh By Daniel Laney Photos by Darren Rogers

Sports - Hull Stingrays vs Edinburgh Capitals - 5th February 05 By Matt Photos by Arthur Foster

Photograph Gallery   Gallery 1,   Gallery 2,   Gallery 3,   Gallery 4,   Gallery 5,   Gallery 6,   Gallery 7.

Current Affairs - In Reply to Charles Clarke Email- Your views on fighting terrorism By Sean Atkinson

Dear Mr Clarke, I am terribly upset with laws you are trying and thankfully failing, to enshrine. If you give in and remove our hard won freedoms then those who oppose democracy will have won. In an ironic twist where you try to bring order and peace, you will bring strangulation and insurgence. Where you try to bring safety and security you will bring needless imprisonment and suffering. The actions to Read more...

Current Affairs - ID Cards - A Goldrush For Some By Martin Fuller

	David Blunkett's latest resignation has highlighted an aspect of government plans to introduce ID cards and create a data base to back them up. They will be worth a fortune to those who invest in the companies who win the contracts to have us all bar coded, logged and registered. Blunkett invested and took a directorship in a company that specialises in DNA Read more...

Current Affairs - In Reply to Charles Clarke Email- Your views on fighting terrorism By Paul Whitlow and B E Robinson

Dear Mr. Clarke. Of course I think our laws should be updated when necessary, with due regard for civil liberties, after full debate in the House. If people cannot be brought to trial because laws have not kept pace with modern technology, for example, the law must be updated. However, the creation of new offences should be undertaken with great care. Religious tolerance allows for criticism and has an Read more...

Current Affairs - In Reply to Charles Clarke Email- Your views on fighting terrorism By Martin Deane

I am emailing you today to find out your views on the action the Government is proposing to take to challenge the new terrorist threats that face all of us. Since the London bombings of 7 July, we all know that the UK faces a terrorist threat of a different level of seriousness and complexity from anything Britain has faced before. We are confronting extremists whose aims are to kill and Read more...

Current Affairs - Reply to Lee Cassanell's Election Wars 2: Enter The Candidates By Lydia Rivlin

I happened upon your page devoted to the last election only yesterday and even though the time is past, felt moved to protest that possibly Lee Cassanell was being a tad of a particle of a sliver of a shadow of a teensy weensy bit unfair to me. Most importantly, I am not a pensioner. That's really too awful. Calculating a woman's age upwards is an ungentlemanly act, uncharacteristic of Read more...

Current Affairs - No To Identity Cards! By Martin Fuller

	The Government is preparing to push through legislation to introduce national identity cards with a bill on 28th June. Speculation is that they hope to bulldoze the whole thing through before public opposition can mobilise. That is, before the public come to realise the full implications Read more...

Current Affairs - Hull Primary Schools By Rob Rooney

	Self-proclaimed socialist councillor Daren Hale washes his hands of Hull primary schools in their looming financial crisis and even goes so far as to suggest ways of schools balancing their books i.e. making redundancies, leaving vacancies empty etc. Statements like this give socialists a bad name, Daren! It's only a few weeks Read more...

Current Affairs - Why Make Poverty History By Martin Deane

	A coach from Hull to Edinburgh will be on for the Make Poverty History demonstration, Saturday July 2nd 2005. Martin Deane and Rich Mills are organising. Prices are £22 and £18 concessions, phone Martin on 471467 for a seat. Book NOW and bring your wrist bands, placards, fancy dresses and tell them - "ANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE". Read more...

Current Affairs - Learn Before You Burn !- or why incineration will always be a problem By Martin J Deane 26th May 2005

	Hedon, Monday night, to a 100-packed community hall, Dr Paul Connett gave a brilliant talk on the dangers of incinerators and incineration. (I advertised this via my 200-strong email list - which YOU are welcome to join!) In a passionate presentation, New York chemistry professor Paul Connett said of incineration: "We shouldn't be doing this anyway! Read more...