This unit covers the skills and knowledge to perform industrial sewing on textile products.
The unit applies to sewing work using an industrial sewing machine.
Sewing operations may be performed to repair or finish textile products using a single machine on a limited range of fabrics and textile products.
1.1 Work is received, checked and any follow-up action is determined.
1.2 Work is laid out in sequence.
2.2 Machine is cleaned and checked.
2.4 Machines are set up and adjusted according to specifications for the work.
2.5 Needles, attachments and/or parts are checked and worn needles and/or parts are identified and reported or replaced, according to manufacturer instructions.
3.1 The performance of the machine is regularly checked for signs of faulty operation, including evidence from the inspection of finished work and required action taken.
4.1 Sewing is conducted according to requirements for operations.
4.2 Quality standards are met.
4.3 Sewing is conducted according to OH&S practices and the requirements for the speed of work.
4.4 Machine speed and work handling are controlled for the type of operations, fabrics and product type.
5.1 Sewn components or textile products are inspected, any faults identified and appropriate action taken and finished pieces are checked against quality standards.
5.2 Results of inspection of finished work are recorded.
5.3 Action taken to reject or correct faulty work is recorded.
5.4 Preventative action taken to avoid any recurrence of defective work is recorded.
5.5 Production records and packing slips are completed.
5.6 Completed work is directed to the next operation or packing section.
This course is a workshop based course. Students will undetake a number of technical exercises that enable them to perform industrial sewing.
Revise Basic Machine Safety and Safety signs.
Demonstration /discussion tension and stitch length adjustments.
Demonstration of the Overlock machine and threading to small group whilst others continue tasks above.
THIS PLANNER IS A GUIDE ONLY AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
Students will be required to bring the following equipment.
It is an OHS requirement that students must wear flat fully covered shoes in the workshops.
Long hair should be tied back and Jewelley that could pose a possible hazard must be removed.


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Wisconsin star quarterback recruit Graham Mertz proved that's a winner over the weekend.
Mertz comes from Kansas. Obviously, that's not good or bad one way or another, but it does mean that he's going to need to get acclimated to my home state.
So, should we just give him the Heisman right now or do we actually want to wait until December? Not only does this kid have a cannon for an arm, but he's also a fan of the best burgers on the planet.
If you think I don't know what I'm talking about, let's all remember that I eat it pretty much every single day when I'm home. I'm a bit of an expert on the topic, and those tweets from Mertz prove he's a winner.
Mertz is on campus, spring practice is right around the corner, he's probably going to lead Wisconsin to a national title and now we know he likes Culver's.
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Q: Search repos with GitHub API using date query If I make the following GET request to the GitHub API, I get about 58 entries:
https://api.github.com/search/repositories?&per_page=250&sort=updated&order=asc&q=%22github-octocat%22

However, the following with any date parameters return 0 entries:
Created since date: ( created:>=2010-09-01 )
https://api.github.com/search/repositories?&per_page=250&sort=updated&order=asc&q=%22github-octocat+created:>=2010-09-01%22

Date range: ( created:2012-08-13..2020-08-14 )
https://api.github.com/search/repositories?&per_page=250&sort=updated&order=asc&q=%22github-octocat+created:2012-08-13..2020-08-14%22

In the GitHub docs, under the section Constructing a search query, the syntax is outlined as such:
SEARCH_KEYWORD_1 SEARCH_KEYWORD_N QUALIFIER_1 QUALIFIER_N
Thei GitHub docs at Search by when a repository was created or last updated outlines date formats like the two above, and Query for values between a range outlines valid combinations of them. I suspect these examples are not meant for this use, as the examples use URLs intended for browsers, such as https://github.com/search?q=case+pushed%3A%3E%3D2013-03-06+fork%3Aonly&type=Repositories, instead of api.github.com, which is confusing too.
I'm trying to apply the patterns shown in the following resources in order to get a range of dates filter:

*

*Github API call: filter by committer-date, answer by Poonacha

*Get issues on a date range from Github enterprise API, answer by Al Neill
Any pointers greatly appreciated.

A: Even though the GitHub docs outlines the syntax as such:
SEARCH_KEYWORD_1 SEARCH_KEYWORD_N QUALIFIER_1 QUALIFIER_N

the parameters for date or similar, are not valid unless placed outside the q parameter. Instead of including date qualifier inside of the double quotes (shown as %22 below):
q=%22mysearch+pushed%3A2017-09-01..2020-10-01+sort:updated%22

Pull them out, and add them after the closing quote of the q parameter:
q=%22mystring%22+pushed%3A2017-09-01..2020-10-01+sort:updated

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Whether you're a new Augusta, Georgia, homeowner or an experienced one, hiring a new HVAC technician isn't always easy. With so many choices, you need to know that the technician who comes to service your system is qualified and competent. Before committing to a company or a person, ask the technicians you're interviewing certain questions about experience and HVAC knowledge. Their answers tell you a lot about whether you want to hire them.
Find out how long your technician has worked in the industry, and how long the company they work for has been in business. Additionally, ask if they have expertise with any specific brand of HVAC. When finding a new company or technician to service your system, relevant experience is one of the best ways to decide whom to choose.
If they've been in the industry for a while in your area, they should have at least a few customers willing to give a reference and talk about what it's like working with them. People who have been in the industry for a long time but don't have any customers you can talk to might be hard to deal with.
Ask for their license number and check it with state records. If your state requires HVAC technicians to be licensed, then you definitely do not want to hire someone who doesn't have a license. Additionally, other certifications, like NATE and EPA, show knowledge and commitment to the industry.
You also want your technician to have insurance. If something goes wrong on the job, you need to know that the company provides liability insurance and worker's compensation. It'll give you peace of mind to know that everyone has protection against accidents.
How Often Does My System Need Maintenance?
If you've never owned a home before, you may not be familiar with how often maintenance appointments need to happen. Before hiring someone, ask them how often your system needs checking. The whole system needs to be serviced at least once a year. Many people divide that into two appointments, AC in the spring and furnace in the fall.
The answer you hear from the company or technician you want should be along those lines. Anyone who says you need more maintenance than that, or that you don't need routine maintenance at all, isn't the right technician for you.
HVAC systems use up a significant part of your home's monthly energy consumption. When looking for ways to save energy, the HVAC system is a good place to start. Your technician is able to recommend small and large ways for you to save energy. Some small examples include how to set your thermostat, and big things might mean recommending new EnergyStar products that save you money over the years.
Can You Give Me an Estimate on an Installation?
A qualified technician from a reputable company will give you an estimate on the work you're thinking of having done. After all, without the estimate, how can you decide whether a new HVAC system fits into your current budget?
Some people seek out estimates from more than one contractor to discover what prices are like in the area. You'll have to have several technicians over to examine your property. Fortunately, most companies offer free estimates, so you won't have to pay for those appointments. That way, it's easier for you to tell if one technician gives you an estimate that's far too high or low.
You don't want to cut corners during a new HVAC system installation. Bad installation causes problems down the line, whether that is duct leaks or bad system performance. Pay for a quality installation now to reduce repairs later.
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Justia Dockets & Filings Ninth Circuit California Northern District United States of America v. Anchi Aggarwal Filing 3
United States of America v. Anchi Aggarwal
Filing 3
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE RE ENFORCEMENT OF INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE SUMMONS. Order to Show Cause Hearing set for 11/12/2014 10:00 AM. Signed by Judge Nathanael Cousins on 9/15/2014. (Attachments: # 1 Consent/Declination)(lmh, COURT STAFF) (Filed on 9/15/2014)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 10 NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA 11 SAN FRANCISCO DIVISION 12 13 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Petitioner, 14 15 16 17 v. Case No. 14-cv-04023 NC ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE RE ENFORCEMENT OF INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE SUMMONS ANCHI AGGARWAL, Respondent. 18 19 Good cause having been shown by the petitioners upon its petition filed in the above 20 entitled proceeding on September 4, 2014, it is hereby: 21 ORDERED that respondent ANCHI AGGARWAL appear before this Court on the 22 12th day of November, 2014, at 10:00 a.m., in Courtroom No. A, 15th Floor, United States 23 District Court, 450 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, California, and then and there 24 show cause, if any, why respondent should not be compelled to appear and provide 25 documents and testimony as required by the summons heretofore served upon respondent as 26 alleged and set forth in particular in said petition; and it is further 27 ORDERED that a copy of this Order to Show Cause, together with a copy of the 28 Case No. 14-cv-04023 NC ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE 1 aforesaid petition, be served upon said respondent in accordance with Rule 4 of the Federal 2 Rules of Civil Procedure at least thirty-five (35) days before the return date of this Order 3 above specified; and it is further 4 ORDERED that within twenty-one (21) days before the return date of this Order, 5 respondent may file and serve a written response to the petition, supported by appropriate 6 affidavit(s) or declaration(s) in conformance with 28 U.S.C. § 1746, as well as any motion 7 respondent desires to make, that the petitioners may file and serve a written reply to such 8 response, if any, within fourteen (14) days before the return date of this Order; that all 9 motions and issues raised by the pleadings will be considered on the return date of this 10 Order, and only those issues raised by motion or brought into controversy by the responsive 11 pleadings and supported by affidavit(s) or declaration(s) will be considered at the return of 12 this Order, and any uncontested allegation in the petition will be considered admitted; and it 13 is further 14 ORDERED that each party file written consent to the jurisdiction of this Court or a 15 written request for reassignment to a district judge as soon as possible but no later than the 16 deadlines specified in Civil Local Rule 73-1(a). 17 IT IS SO ORDERED. 18 Date: September 15, 2014 19 _________________________ Nathanael M. Cousins United States Magistrate Judge 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Case No. 14-cv-04023 NC ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE 2
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"There are different kinds of spiritual gifts but the same Spirit; there are different forms of service but the same Lord; there are different workings but the same God who produces all of them in everyone." 1 Corinthians 12:4-6
Our Parish offers many different opportunities for returning our gifts of time and talent to God. As stewards of God-given skills and abilities, volunteering in a ministry or organization provides a way to thank God, share our faith with others, and enhance our community.
ACTS: "And he saith unto them, follow me, and I will make you fishers of men." Matthew:4-19
Contact: Marcus Frazier (Men) at 830-964-2686 and Lori Cardwell (Women) at 210-887-3000.
Adoration is in the Adoration Chapel every day but Saturday and Monday. Organized adoration hours: 9:00 a.m. to Noon, Tuesday through Friday and on Sunday. If you are interested in signing up for an hour, call Julie Leibrecht at 830-964-2573.
Family Rosary promotes giving families the opportunity to pray the rosary in their homes. Anyone interested in having image of Mary visit their home contact Chris and Michaelene Kasper for more information at 830-964-2865.
Meditation Garden was established to provide a place of peace and prayer on our beautiful St. Thomas grounds. This ministry does the landscaping at the church, church offices, and the Meditation Garden.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Society organizes the parish celebration of Our Lady of Guadalupe's Feast Day. Contact Belinda Rainosek at birainosek@gvtc.com. Our Lady Of Guadalupe Society
A Society and Marian Ministry open to all St. Thomas parishioners. Our Mission Statement is to promote the role of Our Lady of Guadalupe in our parish and commuity through the Rosary, Extraordinary Ministers who offer communion to the sick and homebound, and to recognize Our Lady as Protectress of the unborn child. We come tobether annually on December 12 as members and fellow parishioners to celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe. We welcome men and women to become Society members and invite you to participate in our monthly "2nd Sunday, 11 a.m. Mass" and our meetings on the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 9:30 am in the RE Building. Please pick up a flyer in the back of the church and contact Belinda Rainosek at 210-551-1049 with any questions.
Prayer Blanket is a ministry that provides a blanket made with love and prayer by the ladies of our parish. The blankets are blessed by Father and available to parishioners and friends who are facing an illness. Contact the church office at 830-964-3497.
Shield a Badge Ministry --
Shield a Badge Ministry is a commitment to pray for a specific firefighter daily for safety, good judgement and safe return. Call Susan Shirley-Menzel at 830-907-4488 for more information.
St. Florian is the Patron Saint of Firefighters. Under the Emperor Diocletian in Austria, Florian refused to denounce his Christianity. Aquilles ordered him to be burned to death. He commented "if you do, I will climb the flames to heaven," so they drowned him instead.
May 4th, his feast day, and is also International Firefighter Day.
Remember to pray for the safety of our firefighters.


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Food of Northern Thailand is a beautiful deep dive into the regional cuisine of northern Thailand with a documentarian's approach and a photographer's eye. The food of northern Thailand is a world away from the highly refined, royal court- and Chinese-influenced style of cooking in Bangkok--the Thai food that most of us are familiar with. It's a cuisine with its own distinct identity, one that is rustic and earthy, meaty and fragrant; one with roots in the Thai repertoire but with branches that extend into unfamiliar areas; a cuisine that feels ancient, but is ever evolving. A writer, photographer, and travel-guide writer, Austin Bush has lived in Thailand for nearly 20 years. In this book, Bush travels across northern Thailand to talk to the region's home cooks, academics, restaurateurs, writers, and hawkers. Their recipes and stories, along with Bush's photographs, capture the people, countryside, markets, and of course, dishes and cooking techniques of northern Thailand. Each of the chapters in the book will focus on a single province, giving a snapshot of the dishes, staple ingredients, cooking methods, and people specific to that area.


Like vehicles and other assets, homes can start to deteriorate as the years pass. Keeping up with regular home maintenance will help you avoid costly repair bills and maintain a higher property value. Faulty wiring can lead to fire hazards inside, and poor grading outside can leave you with a wet foundation. The good news is that keeping up with the maintenance and repairs is easy if you know what to look for and are willing to spend a little time in the spring and fall handling the little tasks. You may also want to invest in a few renovations to keep the home updated and attractive.
• Checklist, pen and paperYou'll go through the home one space at a time, starting in the attic. Throughout the building, you should be ready to move furniture so that you can peek behind it. Keep a close eye out for water stains, rotting wood, mold and other types of damage. You should plan on doing a thorough home inspection once a year so that you can catch problem areas early.
You may stumble onto issues by accident if you're paying attention. When you're doing laundry and step in a little puddle of water that doesn't belong there, take the time to see where it's coming from. If you go in the attic to pull out some decorations and notice that there's sunshine streaming in through one part of the roof, then you should take a closer look to see what's going on. The sooner you fix these issues, the more money you will ultimately save on repairs.
Nothing makes a home feel fresh and clean like a new coat of paint. Not only will you update the space, but you'll also be forced to take a closer look at the walls and ceiling. This is the time to fix any little nail pops and cracks that have surfaced over the years. If you note a crack that keeps coming back, or you see one that's quite large, then you may want to have a professional inspect the foundation to be sure it's still in good condition. You'll protect your home by tending to any problems you find, and you'll keep the value high by updating the look.
Don't forget about the exterior of your home. The condition of your yard can tell you something about your property's water and sewer lines. If you're living with a constant damp area out in the yard, then you could have a hidden leak. The ground around your foundation should slope away from the home, and the dirt should never touch your wood sill plate or siding. In addition to fixing any drainage problems, you can also improve your landscaping to make everything visually appealing.
Carpeting becomes stained and matted down with time, but you don't have to live with the unpleasant look. Replace worn carpeting with beautiful hardwood floors that are attractive and easy to clean. In addition to helping you avoid stains, the wood floors will also boost the value of your home. If your floor has been squeaking, then this is the ideal time to add a few screws to the subfloor and make it quieter.
The roof of your home is truly out of sight and out of mind, but it also needs some regular attention. This is one task that you may want to turn over to a professional company. Have the roof inspected to be sure that it's watertight and ready for the winter storms. Even if the shingles are only a few years old, you may need to have the caulking around your flashing or headwalls replaced to avoid water leaks later.
Take pride in your home by giving it the care and attention it deserves. You don't have to update the kitchen to make your house more welcoming and attractive. Simply keeping up with regular maintenance will allow you to maintain a higher value and keep the property safe. If you're not comfortable doing some of the work on your own, then call in a professional. This is particularly important when it comes to key operating systems like your plumbing and electrical lines. However, you can save a good deal of money by handling the painting and other tasks on your own.
Jeff E. Brown is a freelance writer and a self-taught handy man with a knack for lifehacking and DIY projects. Based out of his home office where his two dogs keep him company while he types, Jeff loves writing about home improvement topics, teaching others all the tips and tricks he has learned since he moved out of an apartment and into a house. When he's not writing, he loves organizing barbecue parties in his garden.
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Officials Say KDF Holding Up Well In Struggling Economy
Published April 27, 2009 at 11:11 AM EDT
The Kentucky Derby Festival is in full swing, and festival officials say the economy has not put a significant damper on the celebration thus far.The festival started with Thunder Over Louisville on the 18th. About 700 thousand people attended the airshow and fireworks display.Spokesperson Mark Shallcross says festival officials are optimistic that attendance at this week's events will remain steady."I think a lot of people are staying closer to home instead of planning trips out of town just to save money and time," he says. "That sort of behooves the Derby Festival."Shallcross says final numbers on Pegasus Pin sales have not yet been tallied, but daily reports put sales on a par with previous years.


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This is a brand new merging of the only known recordings, the episode is 100% complete with a huge audio upgrade. Disturbed are making their CLL debut and prove to be excellent guests. Adam is in rare form and there are some decent callers, including a mime in training. CLL #1333-1335 are considered a perfect comedic trilogy of episodes, peak Adam.
From Wiki: Disturbed is an American heavy metal band from Chicago, formed in 1994. The band includes vocalist David Draiman, guitarist/keyboardist Dan Donegan, bassist John Moyer and drummer Mike Wengren. They have had very few lineup changes, with Donegan and Wengren being the 2 remaining original members. Former band members are vocalist Erich Awalt, and bassist Steve Kmak. The band has released seven studio albums, five of which have consecutively debuted at number one on the Billboard 200.[1] Disturbed went into hiatus in October 2011, during which the band's members focused on various side projects, and returned in June 2015, releasing their first album in four years, Immortalized, on August 21, 2015. They also recorded and released one live album, Disturbed: Live at Red Rocks on November 18, 2016, which was recorded on August 18, 2016, at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado, located about 10 miles west of Denver, Colorado. Their seventh studio album, Evolution, was released on October 19, 2018.


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Being one of the main centers and a crucial spot in the history of the freedom struggle of India, Lucknow houses the remnants of the 1857 revolt, which led to the fight for independence, in a museum known as the 1857 Memorial Museum. A visit to the museum allows you to separate facts from fiction, as you find yourself transported to the time when freedom was fought for.
The museum has preserved the artifacts of the struggle for freedom and the 1857 revolt and is a must for both historians and layman alike.
Transporting you to the times gone by, the museum houses documents, photographs, lithographs, maps, portraits and paintings which depict the freedom struggle. Along with these, you will also come across cannons, guns, weapons used during the 1857 revolt, shields and medals from that era. Artifacts like fragments of pottery, wine bottles, and terracotta tiles amongst others were unearthed during recent excavations and are displayed in the new wing-- which is in the basement of the museum. If you are interested in our glorious past and the freedom struggle, the museum is definitely the place to visit.
Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport is just 12 Km away from the 1857 Memorial Museum, Residency.
Lucknow Railway Station is just 3.5 Km away from the 1857 Memorial Museum, Residency.


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Tunisian Presidency: The July 25 referendum will approve a new constitution for the country
While controversy continues in Tunisia over the referendum that President Kais Saied intends to implement next summer, the Tunisian presidency announced, on Sunday, that the referendum will approve a new constitution for the country.
The Tunisian presidency announced, on Sunday, that the popular referendum scheduled for next July 25 will approve a new constitution for the country.
The presidency said, in a Facebook statement: "The President of the Republic, Qais Saeed, met today, Sunday, in the Palace of Carthage, Brigadier Sadiq Belaid, and Brigadier General Mohamed Saleh bin Isa (two professors in the constitutional law at the Tunisian University)."
"The meeting touched on the legal situation and ways to achieve the popular will for the establishment of a new republic in Tunisia," she added.
The meeting also dealt with "a set of axes related to the upcoming constitution for Tunisia, which will be prepared and then approved by referendum on July 25, 2022," according to the statement.
A few weeks ago, Saeed announced that the referendum would be held on July 25.
At that time, he contented himself with saying that the aim of the referendum was for everyone to express their opinion on the nature of the political system, and then a committee would begin later to formulate the results of the referendum into a legal text.
Opponents accuse Saeed of wanting to transform the country into a presidential system, accumulating powers in his own hands, and excluding parties from the political scene.
While Saeed stated more than once that he seeks to eliminate what he said is corruption in the political system.
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Lieutenant Leslie Irvine Lumsden Thornton Indian Army Reserve of Officers 09/09/1915 (aged 26)
Driver Sims 3299 Royal Field Artillery 04/10/1918 (aged 23)
Flight Lieutenant Frank Nuttall Royal Air Force, 30 Sqdn. 18/09/1920 (aged 33)
Lance Corporal Charles Ernest Green 241283 Hampshire Regiment 11/10/1918
Captain Durnford Hampshire Regiment 21/06/1918
Major Sir Walter Balfour Barttelot Coldstream Guards 23/10/1918 (aged 38)
Captain Frank Lloyd Dyer 93rd Burma Infantry, Indian Army 15/04/1915
Captain John Dow Indian Medical Service 05/11/1918 (aged 29)
Major James Wickham Ley North Staffordshire Regiment 22/10/1918 (aged 41)
Lieutenant Everard Lindesay Brine Hampshire Regiment 24/09/1918 (aged 27)
Captain Adolf Fredrick Wittkugel Special List 15/02/1917 (aged 40)
Private George Charles Smyth 61152 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 11/10/1918
Gunner Alfred George Hawken Royal Indian Marine 08/11/1920 (aged 28)
Private Fraser 204112 Hampshire Regiment 20/05/1918 (aged 21)
Fitter Edwards 137800 Royal Field Artillery 13/11/1918
Captain Allen Percy Adams Royal Air Force, 47th Sqdn. 06/03/1919 (aged 21)
Lance Corporal Adams 32284 North Staffordshire Regiment 03/10/1918 (aged 31)
Private Neil Angus Shaw Aitken DM2/189522 Army Service Corps 29/09/1918 (aged 20)
Private Arthur James Allen 62353 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 06/10/1918 (aged 29)
Sergeant Cecil Frederick Allen 7675 Australian Engineers 05/08/1918 (aged 25)
Lieutenant William Allen Hampshire Regiment 12/10/1918 (aged 27)
Private Arthur Almgill 79836 Royal Army Medical Corps 03/10/1918
Serjeant Charles James Millers Anscomb 51321 North Staffordshire Regiment 03/10/1918
Private Armstrong 31567 North Staffordshire Regiment 07/10/1918
Second Lieutenant Isaac J Ashforth Indian Army Reserve of Officers 27/04/1916
Corporal James Allcock Ballard M2/265937 Royal Army Service Corps 11/06/1919 (aged 32)
Private Henry Banks 32324 North Staffordshire Regiment 06/10/1918 (aged 37)
Private Edward Barrows 45306 North Staffordshire Regiment 23/09/1918 (aged 34)
Private Bartlett 19261 Worcestershire Regiment 03/10/1918 (aged 20)
Corporal Frederick George Bates 12215 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 01/09/1918 (aged 27)
Serjeant Edgar Harry Battle 9551 South Lancashire Regiment 04/07/1918 (aged 27)
Serjeant Baxter 302949 Royal Scots 10/10/1918
Private Beak 118794 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 26/01/1920 (aged 23)
Private James Bealing M/334290 Army Service Corps 19/07/1918 (aged 36)
Private George Henry Beardsmore 3523 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 24/11/1918 (aged 39)
Private Beardsmore 201489 Worcestershire Regiment 28/09/1918
Lance Corporal Beattie M2/194597 Royal Army Service Corps 09/12/1919 (aged 34)
Private Ralph Urban Benfield 34913 Worcestershire Regiment 03/10/1918 (aged 27)
Private Bloomer 6192 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 26/09/1918
Serjeant Andrew Jackson Blyth 12/303 Auckland Regiment, New Zealand Expeditionary Force 04/10/1918
Gunner Boddy 8665 Royal Field Artillery 15/11/1918
Mechanic Serjeant Major Bogle 050633 Royal Army Service Corps 25/12/1918
Private Boughton 97941 Royal Army Medical Corps 19/05/1919
Second Lieutenant Paul Aime Bourdillon Royal Engineers 20/03/1919 (aged 20)
Private Bovey 267668 Devonshire Regiment 19/09/1919 (aged 35)
Driver William Bowles T4/039623 Army Service Corps 13/10/1918
Private Ernest Broughton 24608 North Staffordshire Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 23)
Telegraphist Leonard Thomas Brown Indian Postal and Telegraph Department 07/09/1916 (aged 32)
Private Lionel Brown 18407 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 11/11/1918 (aged 33)
Major Stanley Malcolm Bruce 37th Lancers (Baluch Horse) 25/05/1918 (aged 40)
Fourth Officer Buddin Mercantile Marine 22/09/1918
Private Russell Henry Bullard M/336804 Army Service Corps 13/09/1918
Private John Harold Burbidge M/321806 Army Service Corps 19/09/1918 (aged 38)
Private Walter Henry Burfoot M2/226556 Army Service Corps 08/11/1918
Corporal Charles William Burt 61061 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 08/11/1918
Private Byrne 35808 Royal Army Medical Corps 29/09/1918
Private Campbell 53495 York and Lancaster Regiment 01/10/1920
Private Ernest William Charles Carnell M2/229550 Army Service Corps 08/09/1918
Private Carpenter 208147 North Staffordshire Regiment 02/11/1918 (aged 19)
Private Albert Carr 28994 14th (King's) Hussars 24/09/1918
Private Carter 23114 Royal Irish Fusiliers 02/12/1919
Private Thomas Chalmers 38485 Hampshire Regiment 08/10/1918 (aged 28)
Private Leonard Temple Champion M2/149743 Army Service Corps 05/08/1918
Major Ernest Herbert Stuart Chapman 31st Duke of Connaught's Own Lancers 01/11/1918 (aged 33)
Serjeant Percy West Charlton 79932 Machine Gun Corps (Motors) 17/08/1918 (aged 30)
Mechanic Serjeant Major Henry Victor Cheater M2/076891 Army Service Corps 28/08/1918 (aged 31)
Sapper Cyril Edwin Clarke 126782 Royal Engineers 02/01/1920 (aged 30)
Private Clarke 27505 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 29/09/1918
Driver Thomas Clohessey T4/062125 Army Service Corps 26/09/1918 (aged 22)
Private Albert Henry Cocking DM2/155488 Army Service Corps 30/09/1918
Private Cockle M2/SR/02401 Royal Army Service Corps 15/04/1919 (aged 37)
Private Henry Cole 242598 Hampshire Regiment 21/09/1918
Private Collins 202996 Hampshire Regiment 21/06/1918
Serjeant Cook L/10550 The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) 26/09/1918
Corporal Cooke 32627 Royal Irish Fusiliers 26/08/1920
Serjeant Albert William Coomber 9162 Royal Sussex Regiment 25/05/1918 (aged 28)
Serjeant James Harold Corcoran 5274 South Lancashire Regiment 13/06/1918
Private John Thomas Cormack M/332389 Army Service Corps 30/09/1918
Private Thomas Cottrell M/271206 Army Service Corps 19/09/1918
Private Stanley Cox M/35068 Army Service Corps 23/09/1918
Private William Thomas Craddock 35338 Hampshire Regiment 30/09/1918
Serjeant George Crawshaw 35775 Royal Army Medical Corps 30/07/1918 (aged 31)
Private Cullen 4737500 York and Lancaster Regiment 03/01/1921
Major George Edmund Cunningham Indian Army Reserve of Officers 06/12/1918
Private Danby 40464 Worcestershire Regiment 24/10/1918
Clerk Christian Daniel Indian Military Works Services 12/11/1918
Corporal Davenport 15726 North Staffordshire Regiment 12/01/1919
Private Thomas William Davies 31332 14th (King's) Hussars 05/10/1918
Private Henry Colerick Davis M/353112 Army Service Corps 13/10/1918 (aged 26)
Sergeant Davis 1180 Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 07/07/1918
Private Alfred Thomas Deacon 33720 Hampshire Regiment 14/09/1918
Leading Aircraftman Leonard Alfred Dellow 60764 Royal Air Force, 30th Sqdn. 18/09/1920 (aged 22)
Private James Devey 4847 14th (King's) Hussars 06/10/1918 (aged 29)
Private Horace George Dicker 201072 Hampshire Regiment 02/10/1918 (aged 28)
Captain Hugh Cathcart Dobbs 124th Duchess of Connaught's Own Baluchistan Infantry 25/05/1918 (aged 34)
Private Driver 36779 Gloucestershire Regiment 23/09/1918
Private Alfred Dubb 204110 Hampshire Regiment 19/08/1918
Second Lieutenant Alexander Bell Duncan 28th Indian Light Cavalry 05/08/1916 (aged 31)
Corporal Ronald Stuart Baird Dunne M2/118934 Royal Army Service Corps 14/12/1918 (aged 22)
Lance Corporal Eales 6958 14th (King's) Hussars 29/09/1918
Private Percy Edward Ede 201583 Hampshire Regiment 09/10/1918
Private Egan 33635 Royal Irish Fusiliers 23/07/1920 (aged 21)
Private Elliott 42320 Royal Irish Fusiliers 30/06/1920
Private Leslie Berriff Elliott M/316692 Royal Army Service Corps 08/12/1919 (aged 31)
Private Vere Ellis 26832 Norfolk Regiment 12/09/1918 (aged 20)
Private Estlick 102733 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 31/12/1919
Serjeant Etherington 299848 Royal Engineers 29/05/1920 (aged 29)
Corporal James Evans 3514 21st (Empress of India's) Lancers 20/07/1918 (aged 28)
Driver Edward Anscombe Everest 136694 Royal Engineers 12/10/1918
Private Charles Fisher 33031 14th (King's) Hussars 01/10/1918 (aged 31)
Private Charles Flux 8770 Hampshire Regiment 13/10/1918 (aged 29)
Private Friend M/316923 Royal Army Service Corps 07/12/1919
Private Charles Walter Frost 53467 Northumberland Fusiliers 05/11/1918 (aged 45)
Private Frost 47110 North Staffordshire Regiment 21/09/1918
Gunner James William Fry 21982 Royal Field Artillery 09/10/1918 (aged 31)
Serjeant John William Furness 101936 Royal Army Medical Corps 19/10/1918
Serjeant Francis Ganley 80002 Machine Gun Corps (Motors) 17/09/1918 (aged 38)
Private Garnham 34287 Worcestershire Regiment 13/10/1918
Captain Reginald Cheniston Geard 15th Lancers (Cureton's Multani's) 27/07/1920 (aged 28)
Chief Petty Officer Gentry 168991 Royal Navy, HMS Pyramus 09/09/1915
Private John Gibson 39424 Royal Army Medical Corps 21/09/1918
Private John Dixon Gibson 200473 Border Regiment 29/07/1918 (aged 22)
Private Walter Thomas Giddings 26525 Gloucestershire Regiment 15/11/1918 (aged 25)
Private Robert Gildroy 61517 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 19/10/1918 (aged 29)
Petty Officer William James Gould CH/205940 Royal Navy, HMS Juno 30/07/1917 (aged 34)
Second Lieutenant Harold Allan Grant South Staffordshire Regiment 27/09/1918 (aged 38)
Private James Gulland Gray 331416 14th (King's) Hussars 24/11/1918 (aged 27)
Battery Quartermaster Serjeant Albert Edward Green 44579 Royal Field Artillery 29/09/1918
Private Frederick George William Green DM2/230358 Army Service Corps 24/09/1918 (aged 33)
Private Grinham 22914 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 30/09/1918 (aged 29)
Lance Corporal Thomas Groundwell 47540 York and Lancaster Regiment 24/07/1920 (aged 24)
Private Groves 203205 Gloucestershire Regiment 25/09/1918
Captain Gwynne-Griffith Royal Engineers 02/07/1918 (aged 27)
Private William Henry Hadingham 56509 Machine Gun Corps (Motors) 10/09/1918
Lieutenant Walter Percy Hales Indian Army Reserve of Officers 01/11/1918 (aged 29)
Private Hall 42877 14th (King's) Hussars 06/10/1918 (aged 23)
Corporal Handasyde 7245666 Royal Army Medical Corps 20/02/1921
Corporal John James Matthias Handley M/340295 Army Service Corps 02/10/1918
Private Frederick Septimus Harris M2/156156 Army Service Corps 11/10/1918 (aged 33)
Private Heath 203406 North Staffordshire Regiment 10/09/1918
Private Heenan 202533 Dorsetshire Regiment 18/12/1918
Private Hickton 8085 North Staffordshire Regiment 29/09/1918
Private Arthur Charles Hill 35401 Worcestershire Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 30)
Private Henry Thomas Ware Hills M/285191 Army Service Corps 13/10/1918 (aged 34)
Private Jesse Hills M/298898 Army Service Corps 27/09/1918
Private Hitchin 27751 North Staffordshire Regiment 22/12/1918 (aged 37)
Private Arthur Jesse Hoare 200816 Hampshire Regiment 17/10/1918 (aged 21)
Private John Hoare M/351070 Army Service Corps 19/09/1918 (aged 28)
Private Hobday 47116 North Staffordshire Regiment 14/11/1918
Private Hodges 61795 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 19/10/1918
Private John Hoey 37166 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 14/10/1918 (aged 29)
Private Holbrook 33948 Gloucestershire Regiment 03/11/1918
Corporal Holland M/315124 Royal Army Service Corps 10/12/1919
Private Thomas Edward Hope DM2/118082 Army Service Corps 10/10/1918 (aged 32)
Private Luke Alban Hull M/321425 Army Service Corps 28/09/1918
Gunner Huskie 109073 Royal Field Artillery 03/10/1918
Captain Herbert William Edwin Ira-Smith Royal Air Force 07/12/1920 (aged 23)
Private Jackson 31873 North Staffordshire Regiment 25/09/1918 (aged 26)
Serjeant Jago 201875 Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry 28/02/1919
Private James 14355 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 21/08/1918
Private Herbert Walter Jefford M2/131594 Army Service Corps 25/09/1918
Private Harry Jeffries 39793 Hampshire Regiment 08/06/1918 (aged 31)
Private William Claude Jennings 11851 Hampshire Regiment 29/09/1918 (aged 29)
Lieutenant Maurice Richard Wheatley Johnson Indian Army Reserve of Officers 28/06/1918 (aged 28)
Private Johnson 14792 Worcestershire Regiment 27/08/1918
Private Frederick Jones 203596 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 27)
Lance Corporal Harold Jones 61798 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 24/10/1918
Private Jones 4737543 York and Lancaster Regiment 29/11/1920
Private William Jones M/335245 Army Service Corps 26/09/1918
Private George Keane M/344819 Army Service Corps 03/10/1918 (aged 20)
Serjeant Sydney Kennedy M/301174 Army Service Corps 04/10/1918
Serjeant Oliver Kenyon 79988 Machine Gun Corps (Motors) 07/10/1918
Private Kerrigan 4737759 York and Lancaster Regiment 04/01/1921
Private Kersey 32744 Gloucestershire Regiment 15/09/1918
Serjeant Frederick Benjamin Kersley 80131 Machine Gun Corps (Motors) 18/12/1918
Private Key 200613 North Staffordshire Regiment 07/12/1918 (aged 36)
Private Kingdon 200135 South Wales Borderers 22/11/1918
Private Thomas Kinnersley 6083 North Staffordshire Regiment 30/12/1918 (aged 37)
Private Lewis Kirk M/298719 Army Service Corps 20/06/1918 (aged 21)
Captain Theodore James Kirwan Royal Army Service Corps 11/06/1919 (aged 28)
Telegraphist Kitching Indo-European Telegraphic Department 02/12/1920 (aged 23)
Captain William Scott Knowles 1st King George's Own Gurkha Rifles (The Malaun Regiment) 26/11/1920 (aged 27)
Private Lambert 11285 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 05/10/1918
Rifleman Samuel Larrington 44774 Rifle Brigade 16/06/1920 (aged 21)
Private Tom Laversuch 18584 Hampshire Regiment 01/09/1918 (aged 23)
Private Le Grys H/30324 14th (King's) Hussars 23/10/1918
Private John Lewis 38056 Worcestershire Regiment 01/01/1919 (aged 35)
Second Lieutenant Reginald Walter Morton Lewis Worcestershire Regiment 03/10/1918
Driver William George Lewis 57847 Royal Field Artillery 25/12/1918 (aged 27)
Private Lilley 241301 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 24/07/1918
Private Litchfield 11242 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 29/09/1918
Lance Corporal Locke 40334 Royal Army Medical Corps 01/02/1919
Private John Robert Lovatt 39057 Hampshire Regiment 04/10/1918 (aged 38)
Private Lucas 34416 Gloucestershire Regiment 22/11/1918
Lieutenant Colonel Malcolm Hugh Lucas 37th Lancers (Baluch Horse) 02/08/1920 (aged 38)
Private Lunt 17929 North Staffordshire Regiment 10/10/1918
Private Mccann 79223 Royal Army Medical Corps 17/05/1919
Private Mccorry 32986 Royal Irish Fusiliers 19/03/1920
Lieutenant Mcclean Special List 16/07/1918
Serjeant David Cowan Mclellan 35205 Royal Field Artillery 13/11/1918 (aged 36)
Private John Macleod 20167 Highland Light Infantry 06/07/1918 (aged 29)
Major Bertie Stedman Joseph Mcmurray 108th Indian Infantry 12/06/1918 (aged 37)
Private Richard Maitland M/352996 Army Service Corps 28/08/1918 (aged 27)
Second Lieutenant Mander Indian Army Reserve of Officers 09/11/1918
Stoker 1st Class Charles Manser 297651 Royal Navy, HMS Juno 18/07/1916
Sapper Marchant 184360 Royal Engineers 17/10/1918
Private Marchant 13917 North Staffordshire Regiment 28/09/1918 (aged 45)
Private Bertram Thomas Marsh 16256 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 26/09/1918 (aged 25)
Serjeant Marsh 6436 North Staffordshire Regiment 11/08/1918
Private Matthews 35410 Worcestershire Regiment 12/10/1918
Serjeant Gerald Mears 24431 Dorsetshire Regiment 04/11/1918
Private Meehan 20895 Gloucestershire Regiment 16/10/1918 (aged 21)
Private Albert Merriman M/336510 Army Service Corps 21/09/1918 (aged 38)
Lance Corporal John Arthur Middlemiss 48702 North Staffordshire Regiment 02/10/1918 (aged 23)
Private Miles M3/025612 Royal Army Service Corps 18/05/1919
Private John Miller 203572 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 04/10/1918 (aged 32)
Lance Corporal Miller 10107 Machine Gun Corps (Cavalry) 10/11/1918
Private Miller 24107 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 16/10/1918
Serjeant George Milne 79585 Machine Gun Corps (Motors) 05/07/1918
Serjeant Harry Mitchell 200222 Dorsetshire Regiment 10/09/1918 (aged 23)
Lance Corporal Mitchley 39615 North Staffordshire Regiment 27/09/1918
Gunner Moore 146668 Royal Field Artillery 07/10/1918
Private Bertie Mullard M/271865 Royal Army Service Corps 04/05/1919 (aged 34)
Corporal Mullen 12362 14th (King's) Hussars 10/10/1918
Corporal Neal M/225442 Royal Army Service Corps 09/12/1919
Private Harry Lionel Newland 2049 Gloucestershire Regiment 21/09/1918 (aged 19)
Private Newman 31338 Worcestershire Regiment 29/10/1918
Private Nicol 56913 Royal Army Medical Corps 21/11/1918
Driver Lionel Joseph O'brien 46 Bushire Light Railway 25/04/1919 (aged 24)
Chaplain 3rd Class The Rev. W O O'conor Army Chaplains' Department 24/01/1919
Captain O'dea Indian Army Reserve of Officers 04/06/1919
Major Edward Havelock Oliphant 96th Berar Infantry 12/07/1915 (aged 42)
Sergeant Charles Olson 1427 Australian Infantry, A.I.F. 06/09/1918
Private William Mitchell Ovens M2/194156 Royal Army Service Corps 26/11/1919 (aged 33)
Sapper Thomas Henry Packwood 160187 Royal Engineers 15/12/1918 (aged 27)
Captain Pallant Indian Army Reserve of Officers 21/02/1920
Private Palmer 200859 Hampshire Regiment 14/08/1918 (aged 25)
Serjeant Parker 19266 Norfolk Regiment 31/12/1918
Private Patrick 280996 Hampshire Regiment 18/07/1918
Air Mechanic 2nd Class Charles Payne 3486 Royal Air Force, 72nd Sqdn. 02/10/1918
Private Sam Harris Pearson 83265 Royal Army Medical Corps 16/12/1918 (aged 23)
Corporal William Pearson 3264 14th (King's) Hussars 28/09/1918
Major William Herbert Pennington 12th Indian Cavalry 09/09/1915 (aged 45)
Private Perry 35550 Worcestershire Regiment 19/09/1918
Captain John Pettigrew General List 03/11/1918 (aged 39)
Private William Arthur Pocock 55653 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 12/10/1918
Private Polden 62996 Northumberland Fusiliers 20/09/1918 (aged 36)
Private Percy William Poole 205814 Northumberland Fusiliers 14/09/1918 (aged 20)
Gunner Horace Edwin Porter 38860 Machine Gun Corps (Motors) 08/06/1918 (aged 28)
Private Edward Potter 15468 Gloucestershire Regiment 17/10/1918 (aged 22)
Corporal Herbert Potter 61086 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 30/12/1919 (aged 20)
Serjeant Charles William Powis 17335 Supply and Transport Corps 15/03/1919
Lance Corporal Russell James Priestley M2/269184 Army Service Corps 08/07/1918
Private Pritchard EMT/62445 Royal Army Service Corps 04/08/1920
Lieutenant Pritchard South Persia Rifles 04/09/1917
Captain Prothero 90th Punjabis 11/08/1918
Private Puddicombe 105312 Machine Gun Corps (Cavalry) 30/12/1918
Private John Henry Purcell M/301686 Army Service Corps 01/10/1918
Sapper John Henry Pye 148137 Royal Engineers 28/11/1918 (aged 26)
Captain Ranking Indian Political Department 12/07/1915
Staff Serjeant Ransford 25502 Royal Field Artillery 03/10/1918 (aged 31)
Major Bertram Seymour Raymond 97th Deccan Infantry 12/08/1917 (aged 29)
Able Seaman Maurice John Rayner J/26959 Royal Navy, HMS Juno 11/12/1915 (aged 19)
Private Everette Reynolds 33765 Hampshire Regiment 05/06/1918 (aged 29)
Corporal Reginald Vincent Reynolds 161733 Royal Engineers 11/10/1918 (aged 21)
Driver Richards 230710 Royal Horse Artillery 10/11/1919 (aged 26)
Sapper Richards 574580 Royal Engineers 10/01/1919
Private David Ritchie M2/200295 Army Service Corps 05/10/1918 (aged 30)
Serjeant Roberts 12219 North Staffordshire Regiment 16/06/1919 (aged 30)
Corporal Robertson 10269 Welsh Regiment 30/09/1918
Private Henry Edmund Robinson M/305456 Army Service Corps 27/09/1918 (aged 29)
Lance Corporal Joseph Peter Robinson 241016 Hampshire Regiment 25/09/1918
Second Lieutenant Robinson Indian Army Reserve of Officers 09/09/1915
Private Rodgers 39623 North Staffordshire Regiment 29/09/1918
Private Sandy Roebuck 31839 North Staffordshire Regiment 03/10/1918 (aged 34)
Lance Corporal Ross P/12784 Military Police Corps 19/10/1919
Private John Routledge MY/31719 Royal Army Service Corps 03/12/1918 (aged 27)
Private Anthony Rudd 31072 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 29/09/1918 (aged 25)
Driver Harry Russell 54604 Royal Field Artillery 25/09/1918
Private Ruston CH/19243 Royal Marine Light Infantry 25/12/1918 (aged 19)
Captain Thomas Wyville Leonard Rutherford 6/718 Canterbury Regiment, New Zealand Expeditionary Force 19/10/1918 (aged 28)
Private Salt 241543 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 06/10/1918
Private Salt 14860 North Staffordshire Regiment 22/09/1918
Clerk Frank Pierre Schmidt Military Accounts Department, India 04/11/1918
Private Albert Henry Semmens 202175 Hampshire Regiment 24/10/1918 (aged 25)
Private Henry Sergeant 61380 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 28/09/1918
Private Shaw 4736775 York and Lancaster Regiment 04/03/1921
Private Jesson Shelton M/351162 Army Service Corps 22/07/1918 (aged 32)
Private Sheppard 26931 Worcestershire Regiment 28/10/1918 (aged 25)
Aircraftman 2nd Class Walter Shirley 101995 Royal Air Force, 63rd Sqdn. 26/06/1919 (aged 20)
Private Shore 26903 North Staffordshire Regiment 09/11/1918
Lance Corporal Shuff 5328482 Royal Berkshire Regiment 20/08/1920
Private Siddall 48707 North Staffordshire Regiment 21/07/1918 (aged 48)
Serjeant Simpkins 5/22504 Royal Irish Fusiliers 29/09/1918
Serjeant Jack Fredrick Sippetts 200777 Hampshire Regiment 05/10/1918 (aged 26)
Driver Frank Slater 79725 Royal Field Artillery 05/10/1918 (aged 19)
Private Slater 33686 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 16/10/1918
Private Slaughter 8500 14th (King's) Hussars 14/10/1918 (aged 23)
Private Smart D/34069 7th Dragoon Guards (Princess Royal's) 07/07/1920
Serjeant Arthur Bilton Smith 79631 Machine Gun Corps (Motors) 18/09/1918 (aged 24)
Private Smith 5/8468 Worcestershire Regiment 27/09/1918
Gunner Smith 277657 Royal Field Artillery 11/06/1920 (aged 17)
Private Smith 201782 Hampshire Regiment 02/10/1918
Private Smithson 31118 Norfolk Regiment 14/09/1918 (aged 22)
Private Francis Charles Snapes 33848 Gloucestershire Regiment 14/10/1918 (aged 28)
Private Soper 201693 Hampshire Regiment 17/10/1918
Private Sparks 201236 Hampshire Regiment 26/09/1918
Private Walter Steele 200146 Hampshire Regiment 10/10/1918 (aged 33)
Private Steeples H/2910 14th (King's) Hussars 16/10/1918
Private Darnton Storey 31595 North Staffordshire Regiment 20/11/1918 (aged 23)
Lance Corporal Strange 17218 Worcestershire Regiment 03/10/1918
Private Harold Sunderland 32027 North Staffordshire Regiment 12/01/1919 (aged 33)
Private Richard Sweeney M/334351 Army Service Corps 05/10/1918 (aged 37)
Driver Charles Tate 54239 Royal Field Artillery 30/09/1918 (aged 30)
Private Arthur Taylor M/345048 Army Service Corps 22/08/1918 (aged 33)
Commander Taylor Royal Indian Marine 29/07/1918
Private Teagle 200991 Somerset Light Infantry 25/12/1919
Private Teague 9218 13th Hussars 25/09/1918
Private Tegg 39806 Hampshire Regiment 15/11/1918
Corporal Percival Ernest Thompson M/279858 Army Service Corps 29/10/1918 (aged 22)
Private Thornton 28955 14th (King's) Hussars 20/10/1918
Private Walter Henry Thorpe 52650 York and Lancaster Regiment 23/07/1920 (aged 18)
Private Walter Tidman 12785 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 26/09/1918 (aged 45)
Private Tierney 20268 14th (King's) Hussars 20/11/1918
Gunner James Ward Tomb 230714 Royal Garrison Artillery 23/06/1920 (aged 38)
Private Walter Town M/322771 Army Service Corps 14/10/1918
Private Jesse Towner 117870 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 04/10/1918
Captain Bertram Russell Townley Indian Army Reserve of Officers 07/11/1918 (aged 26)
Private Arthur Turl 201367 Hampshire Regiment 10/10/1918 (aged 26)
Private Turner 11539 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 28/09/1918
Serjeant Tweedale 44698 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 10/12/1919
Private Umpleby 68378 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 20/11/1918 (aged 31)
Private Henry Reed Uzzell M/334326 Royal Army Service Corps 12/03/1919 (aged 25)
Able Seaman William George Vallis J/12116 Royal Navy, HMS Britomart 05/08/1919
Private Vickers M/331609 Royal Army Service Corps 16/01/1920 (aged 23)
Private John Albert Wallace 281109 Hampshire Regiment 06/08/1918 (aged 23)
Private William Walsh M4/186356 Army Service Corps 14/10/1918 (aged 22)
Private John Walters 62332 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 28/09/1918
Private Ward 28147 14th (King's) Hussars 12/12/1918
Stoker George William Ward CH/5881(S) Royal Naval Reserve, HMS Britomart 05/08/1916
Private William Watson M/335077 Army Service Corps 08/10/1918
Private Bertram John Watton M/336280 Army Service Corps 22/09/1918
Driver William Joseph Wells T4/059656 Army Service Corps 04/10/1918
Private Alfred Arthur Westcott M/332313 Army Service Corps 01/08/1918
Serjeant Major Edwin Allan White 200854 The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment) 17/06/1919
Serjeant White 1856174 Royal Engineers 23/04/1921
Private Whitten M/45292 Royal Army Service Corps 15/03/1921
Private Thomas Henry Whittle DM2/196603 Army Service Corps 11/10/1918
Private Wilkins 21649 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 29/09/1918
Private Edward Parker Wilkinson 467065 Royal Army Medical Corps 19/10/1918 (aged 47)
Captain Alfred William Will Special List 25/05/1918 (aged 27)
Sapper Sam Marshall Williams 181935 Royal Engineers 13/10/1918 (aged 22)
Private Williams 27706 Worcestershire Regiment 03/10/1918
Private Wilmot 242517 Gloucestershire Regiment 29/09/1918
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Private Theodore Channing Wolfe 203106 Hampshire Regiment 29/09/1918 (aged 32)
Private Brierley Wood M/344750 Army Service Corps 22/09/1918
Yeoman of Signals Wood CH/211530 Royal Navy, HMS Pyramus 09/09/1915 (aged 30)
Lance Bombardier John Wood 106443 Royal Field Artillery 11/10/1918
Private Woolley 10263 Royal Warwickshire Regiment 02/10/1918 (aged 30)
Gunner Edward John Workman 103556 Royal Field Artillery 04/10/1918 (aged 21)
Serjeant Wright 80361 Machine Gun Corps (Motors) 08/10/1918
Corporal Thomas William Wynne DM2/195380 Army Service Corps 14/08/1918 (aged 39)
Private Peter Young 119129 Machine Gun Corps (Infantry) 05/10/1918 (aged 22)
Havildar Allah Ditta 166 71st Punjabis 17/09/1918
Sepoy Antoni 3930 61st King George's Own Pioneers 09/03/1920
Sepoy Appoles 832 83rd Wallajahbad Light Infantry 17/12/1919
Sepoy Azad Khan 807 71st Punjabis 25/10/1918
Corporal Banner 312761 21st Prince Albert Victor's Own Cavalry (F.F.) (Daly's Horse) 09/12/1920
Sepoy Bapu 1324 64th Pioneers 26/11/1919
Naik Barnabas 849 71st Punjabis 25/10/1918
Sepoy Bhola 858 71st Punjabis 30/10/1918
Havildar Buta Singh 35 71st Punjabis 05/11/1918
Naik Chellia Nadar 4875 83rd Wallajahbad Light Infantry 22/03/1920
Captain Feroze Bapooji Chenai Indian Medical Service 15/02/1919 (aged 30)
Sepoy Chetu 990 71st Punjabis 09/10/1918
Follower De Souza Queen Victoria's Own Corps of Guides Cavalry (F.F.) (Lumsden's) 04/03/1920
Sepoy Devasagayam 673 64th Pioneers 02/12/1919
Driver Dilraj Rai 051942 Army Service Corps 15/08/1918
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Jemadar Michael Francis 97 81st Pioneers 20/10/1918
Sepoy Gabriel 4872 83rd Wallajahbad Light Infantry 18/02/1920
Sepoy Gurdita 634 71st Punjabis 19/10/1918
Sepoy Hakim 779 71st Punjabis 11/05/1918
Sepoy Husainbaksh 124 71st Punjabis 26/10/1918
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Sepoy Juman 171 71st Punjabis 21/10/1918
Sepoy Mali 1486 71st Punjabis 05/11/1918
Sepoy Mangal 826 71st Punjabis 19/10/1918
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Second Lieutenant Ivanoff Russian Army 12/12/1918
Nursing Sister Marie Toran Russian Army 20/12/1918
Captain Prassoloff Russian Army 15/04/1921
Colonel Kisselev Russian Army 13/11/1918
Second Lieutenant Sudovikov Russian Army 18/07/1918
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Whilst this personal project is just an attempt to explore the local legacy of the First World War, but at a global scale, it has struck me that it is much more than that. At the heart of it is the legacy of those who died in the conflict, and especially the scale of the imapct that that would have had on their local communities, it would also never have been possible without the significant legacy created by those who remained, from the families who sent in photographs of their loved ones and which formed the Imperial War Museum's founding Bond of Sacrifice Collection, through the people who diligently compiled official records in the early 1920s and which formed the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's records, right up to the modern-day professionals, volounteers and individuals who have shaped these records, shared them, and also significantly increased and enriched them, especially under the guise of First World War Centenary projects like Lives of the First World War
Data and Sources
This project simply wouldn't exist without the core assets that it draws on. It currently contains nearly 500,000 location records for 410,000 men and women who died whilst serving in the First World War.
Lives of the First World War - IWM's unique project enabling everyone to share their information, stories and images to compile Life Stories "on nearly 8 million men and women who served in uniform and worked on the home front".
Commonwealth War Graves Commission - a unique online collection of the details of every serviceman or woman. Many of the locations here are extracted from what they call the 'Additional information' field, which typically contains text such as "Son of Samuel and Sarah Morley, of Derby; husband of F. M. Morley, of 113, Peel St., Ashbourne Rd., Derby.". Note that this information was collected sevral years after the end of the war and it does not necessarily represent an address that the person had lived at.
Imperial War Museums Collections - one of the richest collections of First World War objects and images, most notably in this context the Bond of Sacrifice Collection and the Women's War Work Collection, togther comprising images of nearly 20,000 individuals who served
War Memorial Register - another unique record from the Imperial War Museum, comprising records of over 78,000 memorials in the British Isles, together with listings of over one million names that appear on them.
With specific regards to the images, these are from one of three sources - the incredible Bond of Sacrifice Collection, the Women's War Work Collection (both Imperial War Museums), or uploaded by volunteers and individuals to the Lives of the First World War site (which itself is run by IWM). I am grateful to them for making all these available under a non-commercial license.
Additional credits for the software and mapping resources that this is built on
Leaflet, the powerful open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps.
Contributing records, reporting errors
The data currently presented has all been extracted from official records or from user contributions to the Lives of the First World War site. I would strongly encourage anyone who wants to add further details to find the Life Story of the person and add details there, which can then in future be added to this site
The inherrent nature of historic records and using modern automated tools to extract information means there are bound to be issues. I will shortly be adding a 'report error' link to each record that can be used to flag an issue and will be queued up ready to be investigated and fixed. I'm afraid as this is a personal project created in my own time, I cannot respond to individual requests right now.
For information, questions and bug reports please contact James Morley @jamesinealing | [email protected]


The news is devastating. Despite your best efforts, what you have imagined as your ideal future family is unattainable.
You probably feel a range of emotions inside of you—anger, frustration, sadness, even hopelessness.
However, central to your feelings is a deep sense of grief and loss. All of the plans that you have been working towards for family building have been for naught.
Make no mistake about it, you are grieving the destruction of a dream.
A situation like this can be very hard to process, especially if you are used to success in other aspects of your life.
Consider three essential keys to coping with the loss of your ideal future family plans.
The first thing to do in this situation is to acknowledge your loss. You are in mourning for plans and a future that will no longer happen. That's very hard to cope with.
In fact, you might be tempted to minimize your experience, or just plow forward with work and life. Yet, the despair that you are experiencing doesn't go away.
By first acknowledging the loss, though, you begin to honor the reality and vulnerability of bereavement. The emotions that are released when you make this initial acknowledgment may surprise you. However, it's critical that you take this important first step towards grieving the loss of your ideal future family.
Another important part of this process is creating space for yourself to grieve. As mentioned above, all too often people who are in the midst of grieving shut themselves off. They dive back into work or try to create distractions for themselves. That's because doing anything else seems preferable to facing the grief.
However, it is important to have the space to grieve. This can look very different depending on the person.
During this time, you will have the freedom to feel your emotions. Cry if you want to cry. Laugh if you want to laugh. If you are angry, give yourself permission to scream and yell.
In fact, just give yourself permission simply to feel exactly what you are feeling as you are feeling it.
Hope is an important part of the human psyche. Sometimes, people who experience a loss, such as the death of a loved one, find it difficult to move beyond grief. That's in part because they have lost hope for future happiness. They can't make plans because they don't see the point in it when the future doesn't—can't—include what they felt held such a huge piece of their happiness.
This holds true, as well, for those who have been attempting family building, but can't have the ideal future family they hoped for.
So now, give yourself permission to grieve while also reminding yourself that there might be a reason to hope for a joyful future, even if it looks very different from what you had planned and hoped for. You don't need to make any decisions just yet about what that future will include, but please be gentle with yourself about the prospect of having joy in your future.
But What If You've Lost Hope?
Clearly, when your ideal future family plans are destroyed by reality, the grief can feel unbearable and you might need additional support. Talking to a professional who understands not just grief and loss but also the issues surrounding family building can be very helpful.
A therapist or counselor will be able to help you make sense of what you are feeling and experiencing. It's important to give yourself permission to grieve the loss of your family building plans. Of course, therapy won't make those emotions disappear instantaneously, but talking to a therapist will help you with navigating the grieving process.
If you're looking for a professional who can help you do just that, please learn more about how I approach therapy for family building.


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Storck have reworked the already impressive Fenomalist road bike for 2012, with new tubing and the latest 300g version of their Stiletto fork. The new tube shape – a smooth radiused tube which flattens on the top surface – appears throughout Storck's 2012 range. Marcus Storck claims it allows the frame to retain plenty of shock-absorbing flex while eliminating side-to-side or twisting movement.
There's another major change for 2012, too: a frame-size-proportional rear end. Before, the rear triangle had the same specification whatever the frame size. Designed to support the weight and power transfer of large riders, it was overbuilt for smaller cyclists, resulting in a harsh feel. New mouldings mean the 2012 models now feel, and lab test, the same throughout the 47-63cm range.
The Fenomalist frameset weighs 900g (55cm size) and costs €2,699 (frame, fork, headset), with complete bikes at €4,198 (Shimano Ultegra), €5,398 (Shimano Dura-Ace), €4,448 (Campagnolo Chorus) and €5,698 (Campagnolo Super Record). The model pictured here weighs in at 6.6kg (14.6lb).
As we discovered in July, the Absolutist frameset is all-new for 2012, with slightly sloping geometry, Storck's squared-off round tubing and internal cable routing throughout. The internal routing is capped with interchangeable sockets, allowing fitting of standard cables or narrower electronic wiring.
Like on the Fenomalist, the rear end is now proportionally sized. The Absolutist frame weighs 1,050g and retails for €1,999, Three standard builds are available, with the Shimano 105 equipped version at €2,898, Ultegra at €3,498 and Chorus at €4,598 (weight 6.9kg/15.2lb).
The new Scentron, which we first saw during our trip to Storck's German HQ, is designed around the outgoing Absolutist frame and is Strock's entry into full electronic compatibility. The 1,100g frame is available in sizes from 47-63cm and is compatible with both of Shimano's Di2 drivetrains. The frameset is €1,699, with a full Ultegra Di2 bike costing €3,998 and a Dura-Ace Di2 version at €5,798.
Storck haven't forgotten their aluminium roots, Back when lightweight oversized tubing ruled the world, the exceptional Scenario Pro was among the finest metal uber-bikes money could buy. With the Visioner, Storck's Prodium alloy is back, but this time on an entry-level €799 frameset.
The Visioner's tube shapes ape Storck's new carbon design language of squared-off round tubesets, and as with the carbon frames, the seatstays are proportionally sized. The Visoner is available with 105 for €1,698, Ultegra for €2,298 or Chorus for €2,548. The Ultegra Di2 model shown here will cost €3,098 complete.
Storck's 2012 mountain bike line-up sees the introduction of 29ers, with the flagship being the new Rebel Nine. This features a unidirectional carbon fibre frameset with Storck's new squared-off tubing that weighs a claimed 1,150g. The frameset now has a confirmed price of €1,699, with three builds available for €2,898 (Shimano SLX), €3,798 (Shimano Deore XT) and €4,798 (Shimano XTR, 10.4kg/22.9lb).
The full-suspension Adrenalin 1.7 again uses unidirectional carbon fibre and Storck's new tube profile, with frame weight kept down to an impressive 1,790g. Frameset price is confirmed at €2999, with the SLX complete bike at €4,198, XT at €5,098 and the 10.5kg (23.1lb) XTR model shown at €6,098.


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Q: Get id of a checkbox? - jQuery Hey, I am wondering how to get the id of a checkbox when it is checked.
This is what my HTML would probably look like at first:

        <input type="checkbox" id="check1" />Marketing
        <input type="checkbox" id="check2" />Automotive
        <input type="checkbox" id="check3" />Sports

I'm assuming the jQuery would look something like this:
$(document).ready(function() {
    $(":checkbox").click(function(){
        var id = $(this).attr('id');

        $.post("index.php", { id: id });
       //return false to ensure the page doesn't refresh
       return false;
    });
});

I'm trying to get the checked item id and then post that id in a mysql query to grab the results of the id from the database.
Thanks for any help on this.

A: The jQuery you provided works fine? You should probably remove the return false to show that the checkbox has been checked.
EDIT: $.post() is for an async request (AJAX technique) so there will be no page refresh.
EDIT 2: You may also want to see if the checkbox is checked (not just that it has been clicked):
$(document).ready(function() {
  $(":checkbox").click(function(){
        var id = $(this).attr('id');
        var isChecked = $(this).attr('checked'));
        $.post("index.php", { id: id, isChecked: isChecked });
    });
});

A: You can use the :checkbox selector and then check the id and checked properties of the DOM element like so:
var id = $(this).find(":checkbox")[0].id;
var isChecked = $(this).find(":checkbox")[0].checked;

A: You probably want the change event here, like this:
$(function() {
  $(":checkbox").change(function(){
    $.post("index.php", { id: this.id, checked: this.checked });
  });
});

This posts whenever a checkbox changes, and lets the PHP side know the ID and whether it's checked or not.

A: You can better use jQuery get instead of post. It allows you to handle the output of your request: http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.get/
Example:
$(document).ready(function() {
  $(':checkbox').click(function(){
        var id = $(this).attr('id');
        var isChecked = $(this).attr('checked'));
        $.get(
          'getcheckbox.php',
          { id: id, isChecked: isChecked },
          function(data) {
            //return value in getcheckbox.php and use it in on complete function
            var result = data;
          }
        );
    });
});

A: Why do I only need this for the name of a checkbox, but $(this) in order to access the value
$('input:checkbox').change( function() {
        console.log("here i am: " + this.name + " value = " + $(this).val() );
        }
    );


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Vascular Connection
Cannabis use disorder linked to greater odds of perioperative myocardial infarction in vascular surgery patients
Active cannabis use disorder was associated with significantly higher odds of perioperative myocardial infarction in vascular surgery patients, researchers reveal.
Furthermore, people with the disorder were far likelier to have an acute perioperative stroke diagnosis when undergoing carotid endarterectomy, according to Brandon McGuinness, MD, a resident at McMaster University in Hamilton, Canada, who presented the findings during Scientific Session 2 of SVS ONLINE on June 23. "Due to limitations in administrative data, it is unclear if this represents a true effect or selection bias," he said. "These findings warrant further investigation in a prospective cohort."
The rationale of McGuinness et al was built around heavy cannabis use's known adverse impact on cardiovascular and cerebrovascular outcomes—this being the case both in the general population and in patients presenting for surgery, they said. "However, there have been no previous studies that have focused on patients undergoing vascular surgical procedures. The objective of this study was to determine the perioperative risk of cannabis use disorder, primarily cardiovascular risk, in perioperative vascular surgery patients."
A cohort of more than half a million was derived from the National Inpatient Sample (2006–2015). A retrospective study was devised involving people undergoing one of six elective and emergent vascular surgical procedures: carotid endarterectomy, infrainguinal bypasses, open abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) repair, aortobifemoral bypass, endovascular aortic aneurysm repair or peripheral arterial endovascular procedures.
Patients with active cannabis use disorder, as identified by the International Classification of Diseases, 9th edition, were matched in a 1:1 fashion using propensity scores. The primary outcome was perioperative myocardial infarction. Secondary outcomes included cerebrovascular accident, sepsis, deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, acute kidney injury requiring dialysis, respiratory failure, in-hospital mortality, total cost and length of stay.
Among the 510,007 patients identified, rates of the disorder in the cohort increased from 1.3 to 10.3 per 1,000 admissions (p<0.001) over the 10-year period. After propensity score matching, the cohort consisted of 4,684 patients.
"Those with the disorder demonstrated a statistically significant higher rate of perioperative myocardial infarction (3.3% vs. 2.1%; odds ratio [OR]: 1.56; 95% confidence interval [CI], 1.09–2.24; p=0.0159)," McGuinness told viewers. "We also measured a statistically significant higher rate of perioperative stroke in those with cannabis use disorder (5.5% vs. 3.5% OR: 1.59; 95% CI, 1.20–2.12; p=0.0013)."
Additionally, in a sensitivity analysis—where the risk was evaluated within each type of procedure—this increased risk of perioperative cerebrovascular accident was primarily seen in patients undergoing carotid endarterectomy, he said. Those with the disorder demonstrated lower rates of sepsis (3.3% vs. 5.1%; OR: 0.64; 95% CI, 0.47-0.85; p=0.0024). "In a separate sensitivity analysis, using survey specific logistic regression procedures in the entire unmatched cohort, we obtained similar results, though the findings for sepsis and cerebrovascular accident failed to reach statistical significance when correcting for multiple testing (myocardial infarction: p=0.0011; cerebrovascular accident: p=0.0306; sepsis: p=0.0087)," McGuinness explained.
Other secondary outcomes, including cost and length of stay, did not reach the level of statistical significance.
"As can be seen, the increased odds of stroke in those with cannabis use order are mainly incurred in those undergoing carotid endarterectomy," McGuinness noted. "The increased rate of myocardial infarction in those with cannabis use disorder is consistent with prior studies both in elective surgical patients and the general population."
Further studies are warranted to evaluate the management of cannabinoids in heavy users during the perioperative setting, he said.
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