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We help disabled people enjoy benefits of Wheelchair Rugby
Our donation of £8,250 to London Wheelchair Rugby Club helps disabled people enjoy the benefits of wheelchair rugby. Through the sport, they gain motivation and self-belief, and realise they can achieve great successes. And that's despite the odds.
''We are extremely grateful to The Axis Foundation for their support. This will enable us to purchase new wheelchair spares and tyres. We are delighted! A huge thank you from all the LWRC team.
"Our recent success at the Tokyo Paralympics demonstrates how vital our training sessions are, not just for our players who are an inspiration to all, but for the social element training sessions deliver. Training plays a vital part in our players' lives. The physical and mental benefits cannot be overstated" – Steve Palmer, Chairman
More about our donations
The Axis Foundation donated £2,000 to LWRC in 2019 to help purchase training equipment and and put towards tournament fees. In 2021, the club asked for a further donation of £8,250 to help pay for wheelchair spare wheels and tyres. We were pleased to lend our support to their own fundraising once more.
More about London Wheelchair Rugby Club
Formed in 1989, LWRC has grown from very small beginnings. Members run the club – for members. Most of the players are on disability allowances only. LWRC aims to pay for their transport and training sessions. LWRC training sessions offer a lifeline to disabled people. They benefit from being part of a team and also from regular training to maintain their fitness levels and rehabilitation. This proved even more vital after months of isolation caused by Lockdowns during the Pandemic.
Find out more about London Wheelchair Rugby Club here
https://www.londonwrc.com/
Amateur Boxing Club punches above its weight!
Our continued support for Swale Gloves Amateur Boxing Club keeps youngsters off the streets and teaches them core values. The Axis Foundation has supported this Amateur Boxing Club since 2016. Our yearly donations, which total £33,000 in 2021, help cover the running costs of the club keeping it affordable and accessible.
Swale Gloves, based in Sittingbourne, Kent, works with 150 local children and teenagers teaching them the art of boxing. Boxing encourages respect and self-discipline whilst encouraging children to have fun away from the computer screen.
"The funds from the Axis Foundation give us financial freedom and enable us to keep subscription costs down. We've been able to keep it at the same price for the past six years. This means we can stay open which is the most important thing. This £5,000 is huge for an Amateur Boxing Club like us. It's nice to have some like Axis who really supports us" – John Williams, Founder
Our donations have replaced broken sports equipment, contributed to transport costs and helped pay the rent of the hall. Now that's what we like to call heavyweight support!
"We were allowed to re-open at the end of July 2020. Luckily most of our members returned. It has been difficult as we have to try and social distance within the gym and we are not allowed any sparring or padwork. All the kids have been really great and kept on supporting us.
"Once again we would like to thank the Axis Foundation for your continued support. It means so much as it gives us financial freedom where we can just concentrate in providing a great environment for the local kids within our community. Your support has been even more essential this year as we lost 3 months worth of income due to COVID" – John Williams, Founder
"Swale Gloves is truly grateful for the help you have given us over the past six years.
"We were closed from November 2020 and able to re-open mid-March 2021. Luckily for us most of our members have returned… Our membership remains high, we have 152 members, 33 of which are female.
"But we have had to purchase a lot more equipment, each member has access to their own gloves and ropes, to enable us to put on training sessions in a safe and social distanced way.
"We are back sparring now. Plus, we have also started a new referral scheme with a local specialist school. This has gone very well: we have 20 members referred to us from the school. All off these members have various issues and cannot be in mainstream school. We are helping to work with them to improve their self-confidence and social interaction skills" – John Williams, Founder
Case study – Fawwaz Akingbogun
Fawwaz Akingbogun is a real success story for Swale Gloves Amateur Boxing Club. He came here as a referral from his school in 2018. He was constantly in trouble and was in danger of being expelled. And he also started to get in trouble with the police.
"Swale Gloves has helped turn Fawwaz's life around. He totally embraced his training. Within weeks his self-confidence grew and he began to see that he had a lot more to offer the world. Three years on Fawwaz has just completed his A Levels and achieved great results. Fawwaz comes from a very underprivileged background: his family struggles to afford the training sessions. And so we decided we would let Fawwaz in for free.
"He has repaid us in full by turning his life around and giving himself a great future."
Fawwaz says: "I started getting into to trouble at school a few years ago, my teacher referred me to Swale Gloves Boxing Club, since I have been there my confidence and self-belief has improved so much. I managed to leave school with great A Levels and am now looking forward to going to University to study Business. But I will never forget the help the coaches at Swale Gloves have given me, I hope they continue for many years having a positive impact on young kids' lives."
Proudly supporting Halas Hawks' Lionesses, under 10s girls' team
Halas Hawks' Lionesses, the under 10s girls' team at Halas Hawks Junior Football Club, needed new kit.
So the Axis Foundation is proud to support them with a donation of £600 to get the Under 10s fully kitted out for the new season.
As one local mum says: "This team is close to my heart as it's my daughter's football team. This is a fantastic team which has made all the difference to her and her team mates. She was not the most confident of children and this has really brought her out of herself."
"Having such an amazing investment from our new sponsor has not only meant new kit for the Under 10s but also that we can buy equipment and pay pitch fees and player registrations. It also means that we will be able to continue long into the future and carry on with our ever growing team. Thank you so much from myself, the manager, the coaching team and mostly importantly every girl who will wear and play in the new kit that you have provided for them" – Jonathan Kane, Team Manager
Axis and the Midlands
The Axis Foundation has supported many small, local and impactful causes in the Midlands. We have connected to these causes through our local people at Axis Europe plc's busy, well-established and successful offices in Oldbury. Here we work for some of the area's largest housing providers to keep local homes safe and comfortable for residents.
More about Halas Hawks
Halas Hawks Junior Football Club was established in 1980, when boys from various scout groups in Halesowen got together to promote and develop youth football locally. Since then the club has won many accolades including runner up in Birmingham County's Grass Roots Club of the Year. The club is rooted in – and supported by – its local community in Halesowen. The Lionesses were formed in 2019 as a new Under 10s girls' football team. More here
Top Tip! Birmingham City's Connie Scofield played for Halas Hawks before joining Blues Ladies Development at the age of nine.
We help stop young people from engaging in crime and antisocial behaviour
Axis Foundation donates £1,000 to Sandwell Asian Development Association (SADA) to purchase computer and boxing equipment.
West Midlands Police, local youth services and the probation service refer young people to SADA. The Inner City Boxing Scheme, based in West Bromwich, W Midlands, runs an eight-week course for young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET). Professional experts help ten young people train in amateur boxing. At the end of the course the youngsters get to see a boxing show and continue with their fitness training with experts.
SADA also runs amateur boxing classes, weight training, cardio sessions and boxercise classes as well as a homework support club. . Ex-world boxing champion Ritchie Woodhall supports the organisation in their great work with young people.
Commenting on the success of SADA, a service user said: "The boxing training has helped me to improve as a person and respect my elders. Thank you."
New boxing equipment gives disadvantaged youngsters a fighting chance through boxing training
Runcorn Amateur Boxing Club, open for nearly 100 years, is a haven for vulnerable youngsters in Cheshire. The Axis Foundation's £5,000 donation bought new boxing equipment to improve the gym's facilities. The new boxing equipment makes the club an even more attractive prospect for disadvantaged individuals.
Runcorn's Head Coach, Darren, said "I'd like to thank Axis on behalf of everyone at the club, as well as personally. It's great to find like-minded people with the same goal to improve the mindset of Runcorn's kids on this issue and to help us help them. Again, thank you."
More about Runcorn Amateur Boxing Club
Runcorn is in the top 5% of deprived areas nationally, so the boxing club is a place for young adults to engage in meaningful activities, away from negative influences like knife crime. It's an important part of the community that helps children and young adults thrive, as well as exercise.
Preserving the facilities and maintaining equipment is an important part of keeping Runcorn open. Their fully-licensed community boxing club has over 100 members but is always welcoming newcomers. Their Knife Down Glove Up campaign plays a vital part in educating people about the dangers of knife crime. It will reach their immediate members as well as filter through parents to other families in the wider community.
Volunteer coaches make sure mentoring is aligned to the most vulnerable, helping youngsters develop both physically and mentally. The new gym equipment includes a boxing ring, which adds to the clubs great facilities. Runcorn welcomes children aged seven upwards, providing opportunities that could change lives and a space based on equal opportunities.
British Disabled Angling Association
Funding Junior Schools Fishing Project
The British Disabled Angling Association (BDAA) offers fishing opportunities for disabled children, young people and adults across the Midlands.
The donation of £3,300 from the Axis Foundation will help them develop their BDAA Junior Schools Fishing Project This is the first scheme of its kind in the UK and introduces children to fishing as an alternative outdoor activity. The Project will help hundreds of disabled children and young people.
BDAA founder Terry Moseley said: "The Junior school's disability project has been a long-time milestone for the BDAA. Having such great support and generosity from the Axis Foundation has made this ambition a reality. Hundreds of children, teachers and families have benefited directly from this pilot project and we hope they will continue enjoying fishing in adult life. The funding has provided essential training for teachers and volunteers, as well as clothing, adaptive fishing equipment, transport costs and independence for the students. They now have an additional skill they never knew they could achieve through fishing."
More About BDAA
Fishing is a fantastic way to experience the outdoors because it is a quiet, calming sport. Learning how to fish empowers children and provides them with a new hobby to enjoy with friends and family and the group engagement particularly benefits children with physical, learning, and sensory disabilities and terminal illness. By working with SEN Schools, the BDAA hopes fishing clubs can become part of academic structures in the future. To find out more, visit https://bdaa.co.uk/.
Harry Bowen, from Penn Hall School fishing club, commented: "I love to be outside. I can now hold a rod all by myself and have also learned how to be a good fisherman. I like to go fishing with my friends, and I think I will be a really good fisherman when I'm bigger."
Our second donation in 2020 to BDAA funded an accessible platform so that disabled people can reach the water and enjoy fishing safely. More here
League-winning U12s Football Team receives a champion sum
The Axis Foundation's donation of £370 will help towards buying the Walsall Wood Colliers U12s football team a brand new kit in their home colour, red, for next season. Here are the league winners in their away kit of blue and yellow.
I was absolutely delighted to receive the donation from Axis Foundation on behalf of Walsall Wood Colliers. This will help us kit out our team for next season. The coaches put in a lot of hours running a team and every bit of help is welcome as we rely on donations and sponsorship for all our kit and equipment which enable the kids to train and play" – Julian Worrall, Coach and Manager
More about Walsall Wood Colliers
Walsall Wood Colliers Under 12s is one of Walsall Wood FC's many junior youth teams. The Colliers' Manager and Coach is Julian Worrall who has been in this role for six years. Julian volunteers a large amount of his 'spare' time to coach and manage his junior youth team which numbers 18 in all.
"We are very focused on the community at Walsall Wood FC," Julian says. "Our aim in the Junior Youth League is to encourage and develop children to play sport and to be part of a team. We get them off their computers and outside."
As Julian's son used to play for the Colliers too, he is in a good position to know the benefits of playing in a youth squad for young people. He says: "I like seeing how the children develop over the years. Some of them started in our Academy and have the opportunity to go right on through to the Senior team on their footballing journey. They are like an extended family."
There are over 30 teams at Walsall Wood FC which is a registered charity and Chartered FA Club: from the Academy 5-7s to the Under 18s including girls teams and (soon) a team for people with disability. All the coaches/managers are FA licensed and all are volunteers.
Providing swimming lessons for little Tommy
In March 2012 Tommy Brown contracted the 'B strain' of meningococcal meningitis and septicaemia. The disease was so aggressive and extensive that he was given only a 5 per cent chance of survival. Despite this, he defied the odds and did survive; but his parents were given the devastating news that he was going have to lose all four of his limbs. In total, Tommy spent a total of three months in hospital undergoing surgery, including six weeks in the intensive care unit.
Julie Tuckley, Tommy's mum said: "It makes me cry to see Tommy alert and looking about, then looking at where his hands and legs used to be, as if he is wondering where they are. It was so painful to see him suffer and go through the operations – we're very lucky to still have our beautiful boy."
Seven years later, Tommy is now a courageous young boy who adapts remarkably well to everyday life and the challenges thrown at him. He loves swimming; and has swimming lessons at local swimming baths. When he is swimming Tommy says he feels free.
Our donation of £1,600 is funding Tommy's swimming lessons for a year.
January 15, 2019By Axis Foundation
Enabling people with disability to enjoy benefits of Wheelchair Rugby
The London Wheelchair Rugby Club offers many benefits to people with disability as Wheelchair Rugby is a great way to get fit and be part of a team..
Because of the constant high-impact collisions in the game, the specialised wheelchairs often need a wheel replacement, new tyre or tube. The safety equipment also often needs replacing or updating. So, the Axis Foundation's donation of £2,000 will buy wheelchair spares and training equipment.
"Our aim has always been to lift the burden financially from our players who often live day to day on disability benefits. If we can be the one to find the next £1 then they can be left to concentrate on playing the sport they love. Whether it's trying to reach the heights of competing for Great Britain at the 2020 Paralympics or being able to forget about their day to day worries for a few hours at training, this is our aim as a club.
Without your help and very generous donations this would be near impossible for us to achieve. Everyone at the London Wheelchair Rugby Club thanks you for helping us achieve the goals we set ourselves and the club collectively and hope that our relationships continue on for as long as you can continue to support us.
"We are delighted as the grant will help us so much! We are training for the 2020 Paralympics now and really hoping some of our amazing players will be selected again! We are so proud of them and what they have had to overcome. They really are an inspiration" – Steve Palmer, Chairman
More About Wheelchair Rugby
Wheelchair Rugby, with its requirements of speed and agility, is a great way to get fit and be part of a team, especially for those with higher levels of disabilities. Many have very few options to take part in sport. Rehabilitation through sport brings huge benefits, not just physically but psychologically too with increased independence and a social network too. Four LWRC players represented GB in the 2016 Paralympics. We hope to see them represent Team GB in the next Olympics too!
"It's the beginning of an amazing journey for me and I have such a sense of accomplishment and joy" – LWRC member, Oliver Mangion, 21
OXSRAD
January 3, 2019By Axis Foundation
Improvements at adaptive sports centre for people with disability
At OXSRAD 500 people with severe physical, mental or behavioural disabilities can enjoy the benefits of exercise and activities to the limit of their abilities.
The centre, based in Oxfordshire, provides various activities and adaptive sports programs such as Rebound Therapy, Archery, Over 50s' Keep Fit, Gym Classes, Zumba, spinning, a spa bath for water therapy, a sensory room, studio, sports hall, fully equipped adapted gym, bar and café area. The OXSRAD building, opened by Princess Diana, is now nearly 30 years old and still uses the original boiler system to heat the building and supply hot water.
So, OXSRAD secured £5,000 from Sport England and the Axis Foundation's donation will match this to fix the boiler.
"Securing this funding means that we won't have to worry about the boiler breaking down any more and will have hot water throughout the centre for years to come. We are extremely grateful to Axis for providing the funding for our boiler project. AXIS is a continued supporter of OXSRAD and makes a real difference to the services that we can offer to our members including people with severe physical, mental or behavioural disabilities and the local community" – Sarah Buy, Fundraising Manager
More About OXSRAD
The adaptive sports centre is a great place to gather and meet people socially. Many people with severe physical, mental or behavioural disabilities come here for company, a cup of tea and a chat with like-minded individuals. The centre reduces isolation and loneliness in an already marginalised group. Other users will come to the centre for rehabilitation following an accident or injury. The centre also plays a vital role in the local community and is used by over 1200 local residents, associate groups and able-bodied members. If OXSRAD didn't exist, many users would simply have nowhere to go.


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Systematic review of dermoscopy and digital dermoscopy/ artificial intelligence for the diagnosis of melanoma
S M Rajpara, A P Botello, J Townend, A D Ormerod
BACKGROUND: Dermoscopy improves diagnostic accuracy of the unaided eye for melanoma, and digital dermoscopy with artificial intelligence or computer diagnosis has also been shown useful for the diagnosis of melanoma. At present there is no clear evidence regarding the diagnostic accuracy of dermoscopy compared with artificial intelligence. OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the diagnostic accuracy of dermoscopy and digital dermoscopy/artificial intelligence for melanoma diagnosis and to compare the diagnostic accuracy of the different dermoscopic algorithms with each other and with digital dermoscopy/artificial intelligence for the detection of melanoma. METHODS: A literature search on dermoscopy and digital dermoscopy/artificial intelligence for melanoma diagnosis was performed using several databases. Titles and abstracts of the retrieved articles were screened using a literature evaluation form. A quality assessment form was developed to assess the quality of the included studies. Heterogeneity among the studies was assessed. Pooled data were analysed using meta-analytical methods and comparisons between different algorithms were performed. RESULTS: Of 765 articles retrieved, 30 studies were eligible for meta-analysis. Pooled sensitivity for artificial intelligence was slightly higher than for dermoscopy (91% vs. 88%; P = 0.076). Pooled specificity for dermoscopy was significantly better than artificial intelligence (86% vs. 79%; P <0.001). Pooled diagnostic odds ratio was 51.5 for dermoscopy and 57.8 for artificial intelligence, which were not significantly different (P = 0.783). There were no significance differences in diagnostic odds ratio among the different dermoscopic diagnostic algorithms. CONCLUSIONS: Dermoscopy and artificial intelligence performed equally well for diagnosis of melanocytic skin lesions. There was no significant difference in the diagnostic performance of various dermoscopy algorithms. The three-point checklist, the seven-point checklist and Menzies score had better diagnostic odds ratios than the others; however, these results need to be confirmed by a large-scale high-quality population-based study.
image processing, computer-assisted
skin neoplasms
digital dermoscopy
Rajpara, S. M., Botello, A. P., Townend, J., & Ormerod, A. D. (2009). Systematic review of dermoscopy and digital dermoscopy/ artificial intelligence for the diagnosis of melanoma. British Journal of Dermatology, 161(3), 591-604. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2133.2009.09093.x
Systematic review of dermoscopy and digital dermoscopy/ artificial intelligence for the diagnosis of melanoma. / Rajpara, S M; Botello, A P; Townend, J; Ormerod, A D.
In: British Journal of Dermatology, Vol. 161, No. 3, 09.2009, p. 591-604.
Rajpara, SM, Botello, AP, Townend, J & Ormerod, AD 2009, 'Systematic review of dermoscopy and digital dermoscopy/ artificial intelligence for the diagnosis of melanoma', British Journal of Dermatology, vol. 161, no. 3, pp. 591-604. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2133.2009.09093.x
Rajpara SM, Botello AP, Townend J, Ormerod AD. Systematic review of dermoscopy and digital dermoscopy/ artificial intelligence for the diagnosis of melanoma. British Journal of Dermatology. 2009 Sep;161(3):591-604. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2133.2009.09093.x
Rajpara, S M ; Botello, A P ; Townend, J ; Ormerod, A D. / Systematic review of dermoscopy and digital dermoscopy/ artificial intelligence for the diagnosis of melanoma. In: British Journal of Dermatology. 2009 ; Vol. 161, No. 3. pp. 591-604.
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Труворове (Старе Ізборське) городище () — археологічна пам'ятка VII—XVIII ст. поруч з Ізборськом (Псковська область).

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Займає гострий трикутний мис піднесеного плато висотою до 48 метрів Жеравьйової гори () над Городищенським озером. Майданчик городища має підтрикутні обриси розмірами близько 1 га, і з напільного боку захищений валом висотою до 6 метрів і ровом глибиною близько 3 метрів.

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Поселення було засновано кривичами на рубежі VII—VIII ст., вперше згадується в літописах 862 року. Площа поселення — 7000 м². Поряд зі слов'янськими наземними зрубними будинками з дерев'яними підлогами і глиняними печами в одному з кутів на городище були споруди неслов'янського населення з глинобитними підлогами і вогнищами. Десята частина Ізборської кераміки була прибалтийско-фінського риугеського типу.

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Boris Johnson told us that on 19 July 2021 all the laws associated with Covid controls were to be terminated. We would no longer need the inhibitions of masks or social distancing. But now, almost immediately, new regulations have come in, for example, Transport for London has told the public that they must continue to wear masks on public transport. At the same time, social distancing, although not required by law, is still deemed to be, to all intents and purposes, essential. Furthermore, Covid or vaccine "passports," about which the government has been prevaricating for months, are now to be made a legal requirement for entering nightclubs and football games, etc., from September.
The only advice to cover the interim period has been couched in terms advising the application of personal common sense. Currently, this mish-mash of "advice" is crowned by the fact that, because of the rise in the incidence of the Covid virus, so many people are being "pinged" by the Covid app that industries such as supermarkets, public transport and – of course- the NHS, are suffering severe staff shortages, due to the imperative to self-isolate for 10 days. Even the Prime Minister and the Chancellor of the Exchequer are (reluctantly) self-isolating because they have been in contact with someone who has tested positive for Covid.
Many of us were hoping that holidays might be planned, but we are all familiar with the confused colour-coded, wish-fulfilment-laced exchanges we have with others, due to constantly changing rules and conditions. Who can be blamed for wanting a holiday from being forced into acknowledging the realities of the overstressed NHS and the real possibility of strikes by staff in the face of Scrooge-like pay increases, the looming threat of climate change disaster, increased unemployment and the possibility of new variants of the virus.
It is unsurprising, therefore, that there has been a renewed focus on the Prime Minister in all this confusion and disappointment. Does he know what he is doing? And who is he, actually? We all know the Boris that likes to play the clown, the jolly mayor, stuck on a zipwire, the shock-headed prankster who loves to don boxing gloves to spar in a youth club or to pose outside number 10 clutching a tin of coke. He seeks the spotlight. But many of us have not enjoyed watching Johnson play the archetypal Clown during the pandemic, and he has only been saved so far, by the success of the vaccine programme (nothing to do with him!) A recent article by the novelist and journalist, Edward Docx, points out that clowns are very serious and important people, who remind us of the silliness of things, relieving the tension and trauma of reality. He quotes a scholar in the study of clowning, Paul Bouissac, who tells us that clowns are transgressors, cultural subversives who enact rituals and dramatic tableaux that "ignore the tacit rules of social games to indulge in symbolic actions that… toy with these norms as if they were arbitrary, dispensable conventions." The clue to this observation is the use of the word "dispensable." And then we think of the Prime Minister, displaying his artfully unkempt hair, baggy clothes and assumed clumsiness relentlessly in public. Is he, actually, a knowing and wily clown?
For many of us, however, the key aspect of Johnson is that he is an old Etonian. Eton, a registered charity, which charges high fees, provides academic excellence to the sons of the super-rich, and the powerful and influential, and has dominated British public and political life for many years. Above all, Eton instils self-confidence and life-long camaraderie or freemasonry amongst its pupils.
Eton was just right for Johnson, who, although not from an aristocratic or plutocratic background, was a classic Eton type: a bright boy from a thrusting Tory family, with an interesting international pedigree, who became captain of school (head boy). Johnson also garnered valuable patronage at Eton in the form of Douglas Hurd, Mrs Thatcher's former Foreign Secretary. It was natural for Johnson, like generations of Etonians before him, to gravitate towards leadership in politics.
It is not clear whether Boris Johnson was totally created by Eton or whether he was merely influenced, but he was certainly already an outsized egotist, with a "vision of greatness." Here is a revealing report on Johnson, from his Eton housemaster:
"Boris really has adopted a disgracefully cavalier attitude to his classical studies. It is a question of priorities, which most of his colleagues have no difficulty in sorting out. Boris sometimes seems affronted when criticised for what amounts to a gross failure of responsibility (and surprised at the same time, that he was not appointed Captain of the School for the next half.) I think he honestly believes that it is churlish of us not to regard him as an exception, one who should be free of the network of obligation which binds everyone else."(Martin Hammond, Master in College, Eton. Letter to Stanley Johnson, 10 April 1982.)
It is common knowledge that Johnson's career as a journalist was marked by the use of untruths and subsequent sackings. However, it is interesting to note that, although Johnson is often characterised as lazy, those who know him better, tell another story, that he is often very successful at his second attempts; that he may disregard detail, but that he works hard at that which interests him, and that he is particularly tenacious when rebounding from a failure. One rival from student days said this: "Sure, he's engaging, but this guy is an absolute fucking killer." And anecdotes and quotes from former colleagues, observers and rivals abound, most of which deplore his Eton-driven force. For example, Max Hastings on his former colleague, "a cavorting charlatan," "a moral bankrupt rooted in a contempt for truth" and, on his verbal repertoire, "self-parodying skills as a waffler." It is impressive that one person can accumulate this amount of attention, venom and publicity.
But now that Brexit is "done," and the pandemic (possibly) muddled through, where can we expect Prime Etonian Johnson to turn his attention? Does he have plans for our country? The cynics among us will reply, Union Jacks with everything! They cite glib populist catchphrases instead of strategic ideas, for example, "Global Britain," "levelling up," "war on woke," and futile trade deals such as the Australian one, which will offset Brexit trade losses in Europe with an increase in national income of about 0.02 per cent. We will send the Royal Navy's new aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth to cruise around the Indian Ocean, and we will "tilt towards the Indo-Pacific" in trade.
None of this is surprising to those who remember Johnson as Mayor of London, where it quickly became apparent that what he was really interested in was grand projects, with his name on them – Boris bikes, Double-decker buses, Crossrail, the London Olympics and so on. An odd point about Johnson's grand projects is that he doesn't seem to worry if they don't come to fruition. For example, "Boris Island," a bridge to France, and that Garden Bridge across the Thames. It seems to be enough that they are talked about. Another "idea" was that of the huge bridge or tunnel across the Irish Sea, as a means of maintaining the Union with Ireland.
But tellingly, it seems that what Johnson really does spend money on is opinion polls. We learn that, apparently, the first thing Johnson looks at every morning is the latest private polls. A case in point is that, despite having pledged support to his education recovery commissioner for the £15bn education catch-up programme, recently, he let Rishi Sunak veto it, because private polling showed that the longer school day, a key component of the plan, was unpopular with the "red wall," working class parents. This happened despite the fact that the programme would have been a vital educational boost for pupils who had lost out due to the pandemic. A parallel case can be seen as regards Johnson's attitude to Overseas aid. He simply does not seem to care about these matters, although the long-term implications of this penny-pinching can be imagined by anyone with a heart.
A weakness or vulnerability in Johnson's current position is that he does not yet have key advisers around him – no obvious Cummings-type figure has emerged to "run" our Prime Minister, although names are mooted.
In July, we British found Freedom Day to be a mixed experience. How long can a practised, clever clown, an egotistical showman, maintain his footing under the spotlight without providing ideas and policies of substantial benefit to Britain?
Many of us are desperate for a new beginning. We want to know that decent, able, principled and caring, non-Etonian opposition leaders are ready to bring down the curtain on Johnson's self-serving act. We can certainly wring plenty of theatre out of the building of affordable housing, a properly-funded NHS, improved education and work, a decent police force, a humane Home Office ….. and more ….
We have had enough of Bread and Circuses.
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Pokémon-Go: Why Augmented Reality Games offer insights for enhancing public health Interventions on obesity-related diseases
Wong, MC and Turner, P and Macintyre, K and Yee, KC, Pokemon-Go: Why Augmented Reality Games offer insights for enhancing public health Interventions on obesity-related diseases, Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, 241 pp. 128-133. ISSN 0926-9630 (2017) [Refereed Article]
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Stimulating widespread interests of the population to participate in behavioural changes through information and technology has been an aim of much health informatics research. The recent widespread participation of the augmented reality game Pokémon Go which encourages exercises, provides significant insights into the potential of information technology to improve healthcare intervention on obesity-related disease. Does Pokémon Go point to another way of achieving health benefits using mobile devices? This paper analyses the features of Pokémon Go in relation to potential health benefits. This paper suggests from the perspective of a user on changes to the game that potentially could help with obesity, mental health cardiovascular health and vitamin D deficiencies. While the impact of augmented reality games on improving exercises might be substantial, the question of sustainability and likely long-term health outcomes remain debatable. The rapid uptake of Pokémon Go by the population around the world, however, should serve as a useful lesson for information and technological design to improve outcomes obesity-related diseases in the future.
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Bruno Mars, Dernst Emile II, and Anderson .Paak of Silk Sonic accept Song Of The Year for 'Leave The Door Open' onstage during the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards at MGM Grand Garden Arena on April 03, 2022 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for The Recording Academy/AFP Emma McIntyre / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP
Bruno Mars, Dernst Emile II, and Anderson .Paak of Silk Sonic accept Song Of The Year for 'Leave The Door Open' onstage during the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards at MGM Grand Garden Arena on April 03, 2022 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for The Recording Academy/AFP
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Silk Sonic, the group project of Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak, pulled an upset Sunday to win the Grammy for Record of the Year for their single "Leave The Door Open."
The superduo shocked pop heavyweights including Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, and Lil Nas X to win the trophy for the overall performance of a song, for their fourth award of the night on as many nominations.
"In the industry, we call that a clean sweep!".Paak exulted.
Mars and Paak toured together in 2017, before announcing in 2021 that they had formed a band and produced an album.
Anderson .Paak and Bruno Mars of Silk Sonic accept the Record Of The Year award for 'Leave The Door Open' onstage during the 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards at MGM Grand Garden Arena on April 03, 2022 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Rich Fury/Getty Images for The Recording Academy/AFP
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Silk Sonic debuted at last year's Grammys, performing "Leave The Door Open" along with a tribute to the late legend Little Richard.
Mars and Paak's project is something of a 1970s revival group that sees the musicians who've separately found solo fame look the part, sporting polished disco garb as they croon.
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George Soros Is Funding Attack on Trump's Withdrawal from Paris Climate Accord
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American Bridge 21st Century is a new super PAC that will attack the Trump administration's repeal of the Paris climate accord. George Soros gave American Bridge $2-million during the 2016 election cycle, and it received additional funding from labor unions and a political group founded by billionaire, Tom Steyer.
A liberal super PAC will begin funneling money to attack the Trump administration's repealing of Obama-era environmental rules and decision to withdraw from the Paris climate accord.
American Bridge 21st Century launched the new "climate accountability project" Monday, according to Axios, specifically highlighting the "economic and public health downsides" of President Donald Trump's rejection of costly global warming rules.
"Climate change presents an economic problem as well as an environmental one, and we're going to expose the dangers of Trump's agenda," American Bridge president Jessica Mackler told Axios.
What Axios doesn't note, however, is American Bridge is heavily funded by liberal billionaire George Soros, labor unions and even a political group founded by billionaire environmentalist Tom Steyer.
Soros is listed as American Bridge's top donor in the last three election cycles, according to campaign finance data collected by the Center for Responsive Politics (CRP). Soros gave the group $2 million in the 2016 election cycle.
Soros, a Hungarian-born investor, was also one of the top donors to Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign, according to CRP data.
American Bridge's new focus on global warming and environmental issues may bring the issues to the forefront of the 2018 mid-term elections. So far, Democrats haven't made global warming a main campaign issue, instead focusing on jobs, health care and race and gender issues.
The group is consciously trying to tie Trump's eschewing of Obama administration climate regulations as "threatening our economic future," according to their website.
On the flip side, American Bridge may be focusing on Trump's environmental agenda because it's one of the most successful areas of his administration.
In June, Trump announced he would withdraw from the Paris climate accord, fulfilling a promise he made on the campaign trail. His administration also began rolling back the Clean Power Plan and the "waters of the United States" rules that had drawn legal challenges from dozens of states.
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By Jorey Hurley
Illustrated by Jorey Hurley
Fixed Layout eBook
Experience the simple joy of a dog's day at the beach in this vibrant picture book from the acclaimed author-illustrator of Nest, which the New York Times Book Review said was "certain to please aesthetically minded children and adults" and that Shelf Awareness called "a quiet masterpiece."
As with her debut picture book, Nest, "Hurley lets her bright, clean illustrations do her storytelling, limiting the text on each page to a single, evocative word" (Publishers Weekly) in this delightful depiction of a dog's day at the beach and the joy a simple ball can bring.
With minimal prose and illustrations that echo the patterns of nature, Fetch is a story of the thrill of adventure and the joy of returning home.
Photo credit: Lincoln Else
Jorey Hurley
Jorey Hurley studied art history at Princeton, received her law degree at Stanford, and studied design at FIT. She worked as a textile designer for Hable Construction in New York City and is now based in San Francisco, where she lives with her husband and their two small children. Nest, her debut, was called "stunning" in a starred review from School Library Journal. Fetch, her second book, was called a "delight" by Publishers Weekly in a starred review. She is also the author of Every Color Soup and Skyscraper. Visit her at JoreyHurley.com.
About The Illustrator
Publisher: Simon & Schuster/Paula Wiseman Books (February 2015)
Grades: P - 2
Baby - Age 3
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Children's Fiction > Animals > Dogs
Attractive and crisp. -- KIRKUS REVIEWS
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In Nest, Hurley offered a close study of a robin family and its habitat; here, she takes a more playful tack, following a dog's pursuit of a ball at the beach, while maintaining the aesthetic precision of the previous book. Expanses of creamy blue and taupe instantly establish the seaside setting, and Hurley again keeps her text to one word per scene: a vertically oriented spread that reads "swim" shows the dog paddling after the ball while clownfish dart below. Seals, gulls, and even a shark make appearances, but the dog's joyful frolics are the story's focus and delight.
– Publishers Weekly, *STARRED REVIEW, January 5, 2015
From the author of Nest (S. & S., 2014) comes another spare and beautiful outdoor adventure. One day at the beach, a big dog's red ball is thrown into the water. "Splash!" And he's off to "swim," "dive," and "seek" that ball. Using only 15 words in total, Hurley takes the canine and readers on a delightful and fanciful romp. Children watch as the waves "crash" over him, see his playful stance when he meets some curious seagulls, and on one of two vertical spreads, are captivated as the dog floats at the water's surface while down near the ocean floor a shark gains on his fishy prey. Returning triumphantly to his owner with the ball, the eager pup is ready to do it all "again?" An author's note explains that all of the creatures and plants the dog encounters may be found off the West coast of North America. The palette of blues, greens, grays, browns, and white masterfully evokes the ocean and beach. Occasional use of red adds impact and vitality to the full-page illustrations. Whether this book is enjoyed one-on-one or with a group, requests for repeated readings are sure to follow. Recommended for all, but a must where Hurley's previous book is popular.
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At the beach, a dog's game of fetch becomes an exploration of the natural environment....Hurley limits herself to one word per spread, each one thoughtfully designed and executed....there is much for the dog lover and coastal dweller to enjoy. Attractive and crisp.
From the author of Nest (S. & S., 2014) comes another spare and beautiful outdoor adventure....Using only 15 words in total, Hurley takes the canine and readers on a delightful and fanciful romp....Whether this book is enjoyed one-on-one or with a group, requests for repeated readings are sure to follow. Recommended for all, but a must where Hurley's previous book is popular.
"Jorey Hurley follows up her astonishing picture book Nest, about a robin's life cycle, with a joyful investigation of a dog at play . . . A playful followup."
– Shelf Awareness
A day at the seaside is a joyous adventure for the Labrador retriever protagonist of this restricted-vocabulary picture book. Each spread has a verb describing the pooch's action as she chases after her beloved red ball; "fetch" when it's tossed, "search" when she's hunting for the ball bobbing on the waves, "splash" when she paddles out toward it, etc. As the dog pursues the prize, she engages with local wildlife, passing a moment with some seagulls and sporting with some dolphins, until finally she brings the ball back to her beloved little girl for an inevitable eager "again?" While there's plenty of readaloud hay to be made of this (a "guess the word" challenge would elicit some energetic participation), it's beginning readers who will really appreciate the easy gamesmanship of figuring out the single word per spread and the genuine story behind the spare text. Digital art has the smooth solidity of cut-paper collage shapes, especially in the sandy figure of the dog, whose poses are well-observed authentic canine moves...the surprise discovery of various marine animals will provide audi- ences/readers with added diversion. This is rife with language arts potential, and it'll make a lively next step after Sullivan's one-word wonder, Ball (BCCB 5/13). DS
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Marion Hansell Furr[1, 2, 3]
Name Marion Hansell Furr
Born 22 Dec 1923 Aberdeen, Monroe Co., Mississippi
Baptized 1924 Aberdeen, Monroe Co., Mississippi
Died 28 Jan 2007 Tupelo, Lee Co., Mississippi [4, 5]
"On motion of Representative Pat Montgomery and Representative Steve Holland, on February 1, 2007, the Mississippi House of Representatives adjourned in memory of Mr. Marion Hansell 'John' Furr. We are deeply saddened by your loss and extend to you and your family our heartfelt condolences." Signed, William J. (Billy) McCoy, Speaker
TUPELO - Marion Hansell "John" Furr died on Jan. 28, 2007, at Sanctuary Hospice House in Tupelo. Mr. Furr was born Dec. 22, 1923, in Aberdeen to Dr. Esta Furr and Lottie Winnafred Hansell. He married Pearl Grey Canterbury in Lovely Lane Methodist Church in Baltimore, Md., on April 13, 1946. He was a bit of a nomad, having moved 33 times in his lifetime; however, as he once wrote, "home has always been where mother was. She was and is the glue that held it all together." Prior to his recent illness, he and his wife lived in a cottage at Traceway Methodist Retirement Community in Tupelo. To attend Sunflower Junior College (now Mississippi Delta Community College) after high school in 1941, he sold a cow, received work and band scholarships, milked cows, worked on a farm, rang the class change bell, and was the college postmaster. When he graduated in December 1943 with an A.A. degree in pre-med and music, the school owed him $120. He entered the University of Mississippi in January 1943 but withdrew in March to fulfill active duty orders from the Army. He then began a 23-year military career, first as an enlisted soldier in the Army and later as an officer in the Air Force. As an enlisted soldier, he was a rifleman, anti-tank gunner (30 and 60 mm), medical corpsman, orthopedic specialist, clinical laboratory technician, payroll clerk, pharmacist, personnel clerk and clinical laboratory instructor. Receiving a direct commission during the Korean War as a clinical laboratory officer, he became a hospital administrator, retiring in 1966 as a major. From 1966 to 1969, he was Director of Administration and Finance for Middle Eastern operations of Commonwealth Services International Inc., at Dhahran International Airport, Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia. He returned to the University of Mississippi in 1970, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Education in May 1971, a MeD in June 1972, and, as he liked to call it, an ABD (all but dissertation) in Educational Administration in May 1974. From 1977 to 1989, he was a math teacher at Tupelo High School. He then retired "to spend full-time caring for and supporting the star and light of my life and mother of our children." Active in church and community, he helped organize and launch the Pontotoc County Habitat for Humanity and was a tutor for Central Alabama Laubach Literacy Council in Montgomery. A memorial service will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Wesley United Methodist Church. W.E. Pegues Funeral Directors is in charge of the arrangements. He was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers, William Frazier Furr, who was killed in action in Germany in World War II, and Dr. Richard Theron Furr of Ocean Springs, who died Oct. 19, 2006. He is survived by his wife, Pearl, and four children, Mary Louise Furr and her husband, Felix Charles DiPalma Jr., of Texas, William Frazier Furr and his wife, Martha, of Montgomery, Ala., Joseph Patrick Furr and his wife, Dorothy, of Great Falls, Mont., and Elizabeth Anne "Libby" Furr of Oxford. He is also survived by his brother, the Reverend Esta Stanley Furr of Tupelo, seven grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, and eight nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the American Forests Katrina ReLeaf Fund (http://www.americanforests.org or P.O. Box 2000, Washington DC 20013).
Buried Corinth National Cemetery, Corinth, Mississippi
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Father Esta Furr, b. Mar 1883, Pontotoc Co., Mississippi , d. 22 Jun 1939, Aberdeen, Monroe Co., Mississippi (Age ~ 56 years)
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Mother Lottie Winnafred Hansell, b. 27 Feb 1895, Nettleton, Monroe Co., Mississippi , d. 12 Aug 1985, Tupelo, Lee Co., Mississippi (Age 90 years)
Married 10 Oct 1920
1. Bill Furr
Family 2 Pearl Gray Canterbury, b. 2 Feb 1927, Alderson, Greenbrier Co., West Virginia , d. 9 May 2007, Tupelo, Lee Co., Mississippi (Age 80 years)
Married 13 Apr 1946 Lovely Lane Methodist Church, Baltimore, Maryland [2]
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He served during World War II, retired US Air Force major, retired high school math teacher.
[S146] GEDCOM File from Bill Furr, compiled by Bill Furr [(E-ADDRESS) FOR PRIVATE USE Montgomery, Alabama.
[S142] William Frazier Furr.
[S152] 1930 Monroe County, Mississippi, Census, Aberdeen, ED 17, page 192A (Reliability: 4).
[S192] Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, January 31, 2007 (Reliability: 4).
[S214] Montgomery Advertiser, January 31, 2007 (Reliability: 4).
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I'm building a tool that pulls down photos from S3, streams them into a zip archive, and streams that into an S3 upload. I was using streams because I thought it would be possible to have data move quickly and not take up too much memory.
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No clear concensus is apparent as to who will be the Rockies starting second baseman when the season opens, but one thing for sure: young Jayson Nix didn't hurt his chances by going 3-3 with his third homer of the spring in the team's recent 4-2 win over the Giants at Hi Corbett Field in Tucson, Ariz.
Complicating the issue, former top prospect Ian Stewart hit his third homer in three games, this one a 10th inning shot to right center to win the game, thus keeping his name in the mix for the job.
Nix and Stewart are among five candidates to play second, with Nix having been the early spring favorite until being overtaken by veteran Marcus Giles, then outfielder-infielder Jeff Baker.
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Clubhouse sources said no one -- not even the front office brain trust -- knows for sure who will come out on top in the competition to start at second. But Nix -- a defensive whiz who has hit for average in the minors -- appears to be the player that management hopes will win the job.