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Medvivo Group Limited
Medvivo
Medvivo Outstanding
Inspection carried out on 22 January - 24 january 2019
During a routine inspection
This service is rated as Outstanding overall. (Previous inspection February 2017 – Outstanding)
The key questions are rated as:
Are services safe? – Good
Are services effective? – Good
Are services caring? – Outstanding
Are services responsive? – Outstanding
Are services well-led? – Outstanding
We carried out an announced comprehensive inspection at Medvivo on 22-24 January as part of our inspection programme.
At this inspection we found:
The service had good systems to manage risk so that safety incidents were less likely to happen. When they did happen, there was a focus on openness, transparency and the service learned from them and improved their processes.
The service routinely reviewed the effectiveness and appropriateness of the care it provided. Evidence base guideline updates were regularly cascaded to staff. However we found in the sample of medical records reviewed that documentation was not always in line current best practice and guidance. Staff involved and treated people with compassion, kindness, dignity and respect. Patients were valued as individuals and were empowered to have a voice in their own care.
Patients could access care and treatment from the service within an appropriate timescale for their needs. Care was person centred and services were tailored and delivered to meet the needs of an individual in a way that ensured flexibility and choice.
There was a strong focus on continuous learning and improvement at all levels of the organisation and the culture ensured all staff were engaged to deliver high quality person centred care.
We saw several areas of outstanding practice:
The provider worked collaboratively with external stakeholders on a range of initiatives to improve access to care and patient experience for those who were vulnerable, had a disability or were from a minority group. An example of this was use of the Streetlink homelessness App and delivering care for refugees being repatriated to the UK.
There were innovative approaches to providing integrated patient-centred care. For example, the provider delivered an Urgent Care @Home service. The service ensured an integrated rapid health and social care response for service users in a health or social care crisis in their own home to avoid inappropriate admissions and expedite hospital discharges. This had not only improved patient outcomes but it has also supported the whole system in terms of increased capacity and financial savings.
There was a strong emphasis on staff wellbeing. The interventions initiated by the provider had led to a decrease in turnover of over 6% in the last 12 months. Examples of initiatives taken were a Health and Wellbeing Charter developed with staff, the introduction of Mental Health First Aiders, resilience workshops and self-awareness campaigns.
The area where the provider should make improvements:
Improve and monitor documentation of consultations, to ensure they are consistently in line with best practice and current guidance.
Dr Rosie Benneyworth BS BM BMedSci MRCGP
Chief Inspector of Primary Medical Services and Integrated Care
Inspection carried out on 7 and 8 February 2017
Letter from the Chief Inspector of General Practice
We carried out an announced comprehensive inspection at Fox Talbot House known as Medvivo on 7 and 8 February 2017. Overall the service is rated as outstanding.
Our key findings across all the areas we inspected were as follows:
There was an open and transparent approach to safety and an effective system in place for recording, reporting and learning from significant events.
Risks to patients were assessed and well managed. A weekly risk meeting provided a focus for risk management throughout the organisation.
Patients' care needs were assessed and delivered in a timely way according to need. The service consistently exceeded the National Quality Requirements.
Staff assessed patients' needs and delivered care in line with current evidence based guidance. Staff had undertaken training to provide them with the skills, knowledge and experience to deliver effective care and treatment.
There was a system in place that enabled staff access to patient records, and the out of hours staff always provided other services, for example the local GP and hospital, with information following contact with patients as was appropriate.
Patients said they were treated with compassion, dignity and respect and they were involved in their care and decisions about their treatment. The provider has proactively initiated public listening events to ensure people had the opportunity to shape the delivery of care they receive.
Information about services and how to complain was available and easy to understand. Improvements were made to the quality of care as a result of complaints and concerns.
The service worked proactively with other organisations and providers to develop services that supported alternatives to hospital admission where appropriate and improved the patient experience.
The service had good facilities and was well equipped to treat patients and meet their needs. The vehicles used for home visits were clean and well equipped.
The leadership and culture of the provider was used to drive improvements and deliver high quality person centred care.
The provider was aware of and complied with the requirements of the duty of candour.
There was a high level of constructive engagement with staff and a high level of staff satisfaction.
We saw several areas of outstanding service:
The service worked closely with other organisations and with the local community in planning how services were provided to ensure that they met patients' needs. For example the provider worked in partnership with the ambulance service to deliver a Lift and Assist service, in order to support patients who had fallen, had not sustained an injury but were unable to get up independently. We saw that 90% of the calls for the Lift and Assist service over a six month period were managed by their responders with no other involvement required.
There were innovative approaches to providing integrated patient-centred care. For example the provider delivered an Urgent Care @ Home service, which had been jointly commissioned by NHS Wiltshire Clinical Commissioning Group and Wiltshire County Council.The service ensured an integrated rapid health and social care response for service users in a health or social care crisis in their own home. Patients were actively supported for up to 72 hours whilst on-going support was arranged in order to avoid inappropriate admissions and expedite hospital discharges. Since its commencement three years ago the service had supported over 2,000 patients to remain at home or to return home from hospital as soon as possible.
The provider recognised the need to increase the resilience of the GP out of hours (OOH) cover and this had been achieved by employing and utilising paramedics to carry out a portion of appropriate domiciliary visits on behalf of the clinical team, therefore enabling a higher number of visits to be made. A trial period of five days over Christmas 2015 demonstrated improved patient outcomes from the increased clinical resource which had led to more efficient and effective home visits during busy periods. A decision has been made for this service to operate over future bank holidays.
The was one area where the provider should make an improvement :
Review systems to ensure that equipment owned and used by sessional GPs were regularly checked and calibrated.
Professor Steve Field (CBE FRCP FFPH FRCGP)
Chief Inspector of General Practice
Inspection carried out on 16 July 2013
We visited the call centre during the day and into the evening. We spoke with the management team and with staff. We listened to some telephone calls and looked at clinical records. We spoke the following day to people who had used the out of hours service or their relatives. People were all very positive about the service they had received. One person told us they were �delighted with the service.� Another person told us �the doctor was absolutely amazing�.
People told us they were treated with respect and we observed this to be the case. People were spoken to politely and with empathy and patience. People told us their needs were met promptly. One relative told us how delighted they were that their child was seen by a doctor only one hour after contacting NHS 111.
Staff understood their responsibility to safeguard vulnerable adults and children and they knew how to report concerns, both internally and to external agencies.
Staffing levels were constantly monitored to ensure that the service could respond to expected and unexpected levels of demand on the service. There were robust contingency plans for periods of high demand, such as holiday periods, or other situations where risks, such as adverse weather or a health pandemic, threatened service provision.
There were effective systems in place to monitor quality and safety and a culture in which complaints and incidents were welcomed as opportunities to make improvements.
View finding of report online
Inspection Report published 23 October 2013 PDF (opens in a new tab)
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In Chippenham, SN15 1BN
Hathaway Medical Partnership
In Wiltshire, SN14 6GT
Rowden Medical Partnership
In Wiltshire, SN15 2SB


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Division Snapshot
NJ Devils & Atlantic Division Weekly Snapshot: 1/24 - 1/30
By John Fischer Updated Jan 24, 2010, 9:30am EST
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The New Jersey Devils began the week with a bad loss to the New York Islanders, snapped their then three-game losing streak with a shutout win over the Florida Panthers, got beat by the Montreal Canadiens, and then got revenge over the Islanders on Saturday night. With the Florida win alone, mathematically the Devils were going to stay in first in the Atlantic Division. The Pittsburgh Penguins only had two games and only won one of them. The win over the Islanders puts the Devils' lead back at 6 over the Penguins and 14 ahead of the third place (and getting hotter) Philadelphia Flyers. The New York Rangers' and New York Islanders' losses tonight doesn't hurt them too much in the standings, but it allowed the Philadelphia Flyers to leap ahead into third in the division thanks to their three game winning streak. It's still a fight below second place in the Atlantic Division, and all three are in the playoff mix.
Atlantic Standings
New Jersey 50 34 15 1 69
Pittsburgh 52 31 20 1 63
Philadelphia 50 26 21 3 55
New York Rangers 52 24 21 7 55
New York Islanders 52 23 21 8 54
(manually updated 1.24.2010 at 12:15 AM EST)
The Devils had a rough go of it in the last two weeks with a slump in the middle and with Friday's loss, it looked as if that it didn't go away. But the Devils got an important inter-division win over the Islanders to restore confidence and continue to give them a cushion within the division. As far as the Eastern Conference goes, the Washington Capitals made their move and now sit 3 points ahead of New Jersey while riding a 6 game winning streak. Still, last week, I made note that the rest of the division had a chance to make a move to get closer to the Pittsburgh Penguins, but everyone in the Atlantic except for Philadelphia split their results this week. Even Pittsburgh split them, and all it does is benefit the Devils further. With still owning two games in hand on the non-Philadelphia teams, they are still in the driver's seat in the Atlantic:
Potential Points Last Week Conf. Position
NJD 6 2-2-0 2nd
PIT 6 1-1-0 4th
PHI 6 3-1-0 6th
NYR 6 3-1-0 8th
NYI 6 2-2-0 10th
Philadelphia won their last 3 games and they're picking a good time as any to make some noise. Not only do they have the same points as the Rangers (and Montreal), but they are ahead due to the number of wins and they still have two games in hand on the Rangers and Islanders. Some may lament how overtime losses may make a mess in the standings, but this is a case where they really hold the Rangers and Islanders back. Imagine if they just actually won a few of those shootouts or got a goal in overtime, they'd be in a healthier spot instead of swapping places nearly every day.
1/24 1/25 1/26 1/27 1/28 1/29 1/30
NJD @ OTT @ BUF vs. TOR
PIT @ PHI @ NYR vs. OTT
PHI vs. PIT vs. ATL vs. NYI
NYR vs. PIT vs. CAR @ PHX
NYI vs. WSH @ CAR @ PHI
The week ahead kicks off right away on Sunday afternoon with the Pennsylvania Rivalry on NBC. Both teams would like to win just so they can say they beat those miserable fools on the other team. For Pittsburgh, a win gets them right back on track for fighting up against the Devils. For Philadelphia, a win could provide separation from the two NY teams as well as some of the other teams mired between 6th and 13th in the East. Likewise, Monday's Rangers-Penguins game is important for the same reasons, though add in the Rangers' desire to regain some confidence after Montreal's 6-0 destruction of the Rangers. Saturday's Islanders-Flyers game is crucial for both teams should they want to continue making playoff noise going into February. I would think the bottom three teams in the Atlantic will still be very close to each other unless someone runs off a streak of wins (or losses, for that matter).
Mathematically, the Penguins can only tie the Devils in points this week if they sweep the week and the Devils drop all three games. While the road back-to-back games with Ottawa and Buffalo won't be easy and the Toronto game could be a trap, I highly doubt the Devils will drop three straight games again. The slump could very well be over and there is the possibility of Dainius Zubrus coming back to give the Devils some much needed size and strength on offense. That should give the Devils a boost alone and that should help in a few of these games. Even if the unlikely scenario of the Devils going 0 for 6 in this week, the Penguins sweeping all three games is also unlikely. They'll be playing two teams that want to make a statement about making the post season to start, they aren't gimmies; and Ottawa is the hottest team not named Washington in the East, they could still be hot on Thursday (though I hope not).
Moreover, even if Penguins also sweep this week, the Devils would still be the leader based on games played. Since everyone plays 3 games, the Devils will still have a potential 4 points on hand over Pittsburgh. Therefore, expect another week where the Devils remain at the top of the Atlantic Division.

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Ethical practice in learning through participation
showcasing and evaluating the PACE Ethical Practice Module
Michaela Baker, Alison Beale, Laura Hammersley, Kate Lloyd, Anne-Louise Semple, Karolyn White
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) - Office
In 2008, Macquarie University introduced the Participation and Community Engagement (PACE) initiative, which embeds units in the undergraduate curriculum that involve learning through participation, including service learning and work-integrated learning (WIL), that is mutually beneficial to the student, the University and the partner organisation. Ethical practice is thus an integral part of this initiative. However, the issue of ethical practice in these approaches to learning has not been comprehensively addressed (Peterson et al, 2007) with research ethics in undergraduate curricula also warranting further examination and integration (Crabtree, 2008; Tryon et al., 2008). To support both students and staff at Macquarie University, we have collaboratively developed and begun to trial an innovative, holistic module to teach ethical practice in Participation units. It includes ethical theory, applied ethics, research ethics and ethical practice in PACE. The significance of this module lies in its flexibility, accessibility, and applicability to a multi-disciplinary and institution-wide audience. In this paper we evaluate the effectiveness of our module and present preliminary findings, which comment on the flexibility and usefulness of the module in supporting and preparing students for participation activities. We also reflect on how this module can be developed further and suggest avenues for future research.
ACEN 2012
Proceedings of the 2012 Australian Collaborative Education Network National Conference : Collaborative Education : Investing in the Future
Springvale, VIC
Australian Collaborative Education Network (ACEN)
Australian Collaborative Education Network Conference - Geelong, Australia
Duration: 29 Oct 2012 → 2 Nov 2012
Australian Collaborative Education Network Conference
teaching ethics
participation and community engagement
curriculum development and evaluation
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Baker, M., Beale, A., Hammersley, L., Lloyd, K., Semple, A-L., & White, K. (2012). Ethical practice in learning through participation: showcasing and evaluating the PACE Ethical Practice Module. In M. Campbell (Ed.), ACEN 2012: Proceedings of the 2012 Australian Collaborative Education Network National Conference : Collaborative Education : Investing in the Future (pp. 14-19). Springvale, VIC: Australian Collaborative Education Network (ACEN).
Baker, Michaela ; Beale, Alison ; Hammersley, Laura ; Lloyd, Kate ; Semple, Anne-Louise ; White, Karolyn. / Ethical practice in learning through participation : showcasing and evaluating the PACE Ethical Practice Module. ACEN 2012: Proceedings of the 2012 Australian Collaborative Education Network National Conference : Collaborative Education : Investing in the Future. editor / Matthew Campbell. Springvale, VIC : Australian Collaborative Education Network (ACEN), 2012. pp. 14-19
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Lyle Nyberg
SUFFRAGISTS
Progress, 1818-1918
Here is a nice letter showing how women's rights improved in the 100 years since the birth of Lucy Stone (1818-1893). Her daughter, Alice Stone Blackwell, wrote this letter in 1918. Two weeks later, a luncheon was held on August 13 in Boston to celebrate the birth of Lucy Stone.
Alice Stone Blackwell, "Changed World for Women: Reflections on the Birthday of Lucy Stone," letter to editor of Brooklyn Daily Eagle, August 4, 1918, 14.
Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagle:
Women all over the country will celebrate on August 13 the 100th birthday of Lucy Stone.
A Massachusetts farmer's daughter, she has been called "the morning star of the woman's rights movement." She began her public work for equal suffrage five years before Susan B. Anthony and lectured all up and down the land to immense audiences, drawn by curiosity, to see such a novelty as a woman speaker. She met ridicule and opposition, but largely disarmed it by her sweet voice, her womanly gentleness and her almost magical eloquence.
When she was born there were no free public high schools for girls; they were not admitted to college or to the professions. Public opinion forbade women to speak, ridiculed them of they wrote for publication and limited them to a very few ill-paid occupations.
There were almost no women's organizations. In her girlhood it was thought unwomanly even to join a temperance society, and the Anti-Slavery Association was split in two because a woman was appointed on a committee. All a wife's property and earnings belonged to her husband. In most States he had the legal right to beat her, provided the stick were no thicker than his thumb.
The world for women has been revolutionized, largely through the efforts of Lucy Stone and her co-workers. She was the first Massachusetts woman to take a college degree (at Oberlin, Ohio, in 1847). Her husband's sister, Elizabeth Blackwell, was the first woman to take a medical degree (in 1849), and when she started practice in New York City she had to buy a house because no respectable boarding house would take in a woman doctor. Another sister-in-law, the Rev. Antoinette Brown Blackwell, D. D., was the first woman to be ordained a minister (in 1853). Now the United States census shows more than 5,000 women doctors and more than 3,000 women ministers and preachers; while the "sweet girl graduates" are like the sands of the sea. Then no woman could vote, even for school committee. Now women have full suffrage throughout more than half the territory of the United States. Verily, the world moves!
Alice Stone Blackwell
Chilmark, Mass., July 31, 1918
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DSON (Doge Serialized Object Notation) <http://dogeon.org>is a data-interchange format, that is easy to read and write for Shiba Inu dogs. It is easy for machines to parse and generate. It is designed to be as similiar as possible to the DogeScript Programming Language. DSON is a text format that is not language independent but uses conventions that are familiar to a wide variety of japanese dog breeds. These properties make DSON an ideal data-interchange language for everything that involves Shiba Inu intercommunication.
dson exposes an API familiar to users of the standard library marshal and pickle modules. It is the externally maintained version of the dson library contained in Python 2.6, but maintains compatibility with Python 2.4 and Python 2.5 and (currently) has significant performance advantages, even without using the optional C extension for speedups.
Serialize obj as a DSON formatted stream to fp (a .write()-supporting file-like object).
If ensure_ascii is true (the default), all non-ASCII characters in the output are escaped with \uXXXX sequences, and the result is a str instance consisting of ASCII characters only. If ensure_ascii is False, some chunks written to fp may be unicode instances. This usually happens because the input contains unicode strings or the encoding parameter is used. Unless fp.write() explicitly understands unicode (as in codecs.getwriter) this is likely to cause an error.
If indent is a non-negative integer, then DSON array elements and object members will be pretty-printed with that indent level. An indent level of 0 will only insert newlines. None is the most compact representation. Since the default item separator is ', ', the output might include trailing whitespace when indent is specified. You can use separators=(',', ': ') to avoid this.
If separators is an (item_separator, dict_separator) tuple then it will be used instead of the default ('and ', 'is ') separators. ('and', 'is') is the most compact DSON representation.
To use a custom DSONEncoder subclass (e.g. one that overrides the .default() method to serialize additional types), specify it with the cls kwarg; otherwise DSONEncoder is used.
Serialize obj to a DSON formatted str.
If skipkeys is false then dict keys that are not basic types (str, unicode, int, long, float, bool, None) will be skipped instead of raising a TypeError.
If ensure_ascii is false, all non-ASCII characters are not escaped, and the return value may be a unicode instance. See dump for details.
If indent is a non-negative integer, then DSON array elements and object members will be pretty-printed with that indent level. An indent level of 0 will only insert newlines. None is the most compact representation. Since the default item separator is ', ', the output might include trailing whitespace when indent is specified. You can use separators=('and ', 'is ') to avoid this.
Deserialize fp (a .read()-supporting file-like object containing a DSON document) to a Python object.
object_hook is an optional function that will be called with the result of any object literal decode (a dict). The return value of object_hook will be used instead of the dict. This feature can be used to implement custom decoders (e.g. DSON-RPC class hinting).
object_pairs_hook is an optional function that will be called with the result of any object literal decoded with an ordered list of pairs. The return value of object_pairs_hook will be used instead of the dict. This feature can be used to implement custom decoders that rely on the order that the key and value pairs are decoded (for example, collections.OrderedDict will remember the order of insertion). If object_hook is also defined, the object_pairs_hook takes priority.
To use a custom DSONDecoder subclass, specify it with the cls kwarg; otherwise DSONDecoder is used.
Deserialize s (a str or unicode instance containing a DSON document) to a Python object.
parse_float, if specified, will be called with the string of every DSON float to be decoded. By default this is equivalent to float(num_str). This can be used to use another datatype or parser for DSON floats (e.g. decimal.Decimal).
parse_int, if specified, will be called with the string of every DSON int to be decoded. By default this is equivalent to int(num_str). This can be used to use another datatype or parser for DSON integers (e.g. float).
parse_constant, if specified, will be called with one of the following strings: -Infinity, Infinity, NaN, null, true, false. This can be used to raise an exception if invalid DSON numbers are encountered.
It also understands NaN, Infinity, and -Infinity as their corresponding float values, which is outside the DSON spec.
object_hook, if specified, will be called with the result of every DSON object decoded and its return value will be used in place of the given dict. This can be used to provide custom deserializations (e.g. to support DSON-RPC class hinting).
object_pairs_hook, if specified will be called with the result of every DSON object decoded with an ordered list of pairs. The return value of object_pairs_hook will be used instead of the dict. This feature can be used to implement custom decoders that rely on the order that the key and value pairs are decoded (for example, collections.OrderedDict will remember the order of insertion). If object_hook is also defined, the object_pairs_hook takes priority.
parse_constant, if specified, will be called with one of the following strings: -Infinity, Infinity, NaN. This can be used to raise an exception if invalid DSON numbers are encountered.
Decode a DSON document from s (a str or unicode beginning with a DSON document) and return a 2-tuple of the Python representation and the index in s where the document ended.
This can be used to decode a DSON document from a string that may have extraneous data at the end.
Extensible DSON encoder for Python data structures.
Constructor for DSONEncoder, with sensible defaults.
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Daniel De Mussenden "Dan" Carey (nascido aos 24 de dezembro de 1969 em Islington, Londres) é um produtor, compositor, mixador e remixador inglês.

Carey é dono de seu próprio estúdio, no Sul de Londres, e gerencia a gravadora em co-operação com a Heavenly Recordings.

Em 2014, Carey recebeu duas nomeação no Mercury Prizer para sua produção em dois nomeados álbuns: Everybody Down de Kate Tempestade e First Mind de Nick Mulvey.

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Brabham BT53 (1984) pictures
Brabham won twice with the BT53 in 1984, Nelson Piquet triumphing at Montreal and Detroit.
Very quick over a flying lap, the car scored nine pole positions. But unreliability, particularly with the BMW turbo engine, kept the team from challenging for the championship.
Nelson Piquet, Brabham, 1984
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Peter Hunter (@holdenv8)
If the BMW M12 or the turbo's had been more reliable Piquet could have given a much bigger challenge to the McLaren's of Lauda and Prost, though its debatable as to whether the BMW had the fuel economy of the TAG engine given that was the first year of cars being only allowed 222 litres per race.
But as Clive James said in the 1984 season review video….."Anything as fast as the McLaren's fell apart. Anything as reliable finished later".


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The Flash started strong to its 3rd season with the explanation of the Flashpoint and its aftermath with Barry Allen returning everything to almost normal. After that Dr. Alchemy, a villain who is restoring the powers of meta-humans in the Flashpoint timeline, emerged. These two weeks Magenta and Rival were the villains brought back to The Flash and seems like Alchemy will carry on with the mission.
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1896 The New Board Schools – Headmaster Mr J A Field
Posted on August 3, 2019 September 7, 2020 by Heather Etteridge
Great Ellingham Board Schools with the School House to the right of the photograph. Note the railings in the playground separating the Boys and Girls
Schools Just Prior to 1896
Kelly's Directory of 1896 mentions the existence of two mixed Board schools in the village:
One erected in 1855, the former British School (in Long Street), for 80 children with an average attendance of 71. The Master (in 1896) was Mr John Field.
The other (the National School) built in 1865 at the cost of £318 for 60 children with an average attendance of 59. Miss Howlett was the Mistress of this school.
Great Ellingham Board Schools for Boys and Girls opened November 1896
Kelly's also record that new schools (Boys and Girls) to supersede the existing schools are now (in 1896) being erected. The architect was Mr H J Green of Norwich and the estimated cost was said to be £2,500. The schools are to hold 200 children. A School Board of five members was formed in June 3, 1873.
'GREAT ELLINGHAM' at the front of the original part of the school
The words 'BOARD SCHOOLS' on the front of the original part of the school building
Above what would likely have been the entrance to the Boys School in 1896
The new school buildings were opened on 23rd November 1896 with Mr John Field as Headmaster. The boys and girls were separated (even in the playground) by railings.
The event was celebrated by the presentation of buns, apples, oranges and walnuts to 127 children. Addresses were given by members of the School Board. It must have been very exciting for the villagers – particularly the children.
1896 Commemoration Tablet placed at the front of the school building on the opening of the school.
Who was John Field?
Born around 1862 in St Pancras, Middlesex, John Alfred Field with his wife Annis Sarah (born in Chelsea) and two children arrived in Great Ellingham at some point after their son John Jordan was born in Chelsea, Middlesex around 1887. Their daughter Lilian Grace was born in Great Ellingham in the April of 1889.
The 1891 census finds John and Annis Field with children Annis Susannah aged 5, John Jordan 4, Lilian Grace 2 and three month old Eva Belle living in a Farm House in the Long Street area.
With the family is 17 year old Susannah M Lubbock stated to be a cousin to John and a Nursery Governess. The census also confirms that John Field's occupation is Schoolmaster and Annis a Schoolmistress.
The Field family would have been the first occupants of The Board School House in Hingham Road. I assume that the family would have moved into the School House around the time the new Board Schools were opened in 1896.
Six Further Children
In the ten years from the census of 1891, John and Annis Field welcomed six further children: Alfred Harold 1892, George 1894, Dorothy Stella 1896, John Arthur Jubilee 1897, Charles Joseph Valentine 1899 and Frank Victor Roberts 1900. Sadly during this period they buried John Jordan in the August of 1893 (aged 6) and George in 1894. At the end of August 1904, John and Annis also buried their son John Arthur Jubilee aged 6 years.
The 1911 census reveals the Field family still living at the School House. The School House comprised 6 rooms (excluding any bathroom or closet).
John Field (now aged 48) is described as Schoolmaster (Head) employed by the County Council. His wife and two of his daughters are also employed by the County Council. Wife Annis (now aged 49) is an Assistant Teacher with Lilian Grace (aged 22) described as Schoolmistress (Head). 20 year old Eva Belle is also an Assistant Teacher.
Corrie Blossom Field whom I believe to be the youngest child of John and Annis Field was born in the May of 1902. The census also confirms that John and Annis had completed 26 years of marriage and that they had had 12 children – four of whom had died.
John Field's Father John Field and Step-mother Susan
The Great Ellingham Burial Register reveals an entry for John Field aged 83 years buried on 27th November, 1910. Given that I cannot find any other Field families in the village during this period, I think it likely that John Field is related to John and Annis Field – most likely John's father. The 1911 census shows 61 year old widow Susan Field stated to be the step-mother of John Field with the Field family at the School House.
During their time in Great Ellingham, the Field family participated in village life. The Norwich Mercury of 3 December 1904 refers to the Cricket Club's annual tea and social evening held in the school. John Field and his daughter Lilian took part in providing the evening entertainment of music and song.
John Alfred Field resigned as Headmaster of Great Ellingham school in 1925 after 36 years service. He was succeeded by Robert Fordham.
Great Ellingham County Primary School Centenary 1896-1996 Complied by J E Watts
1891 census RG12/1549/70
1911 census RG14/11473/24
Great Ellingham Parish Registers NRO PD/609
Norwich Mercury 3 December 1904
Kellys Directory 1896
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i have plenty of chrome wheelrings, but they made new type of wheels and the old ones don't fit anymore.
painted the gearbox greysilver,wich was useles.
when the tank is placed you can't see it.
And if you hadn't bothered to paint the gearbox the proper colour, you would never have been really satisfied with the job. Now you know it is all correct.
If they don't make the kits for the HC type truck, how on earth do you know which part to buy? They are all so minute and probably very alike with only minor differences from one vehicle to another! Marvellous. It's really good, watching it all coming together, anyway.
They make just a few differend chassis.
Depents how many axles there are.
The same counts for the cab.
And in the prescription stands what is what.
Yes, I know, but you couldn't get kits for the HC type truck, so you had to buy ready made models, take them to pieces and then rebuild. So I wondered how you were able to find all the tiny parts which you knew would fit the HC and not other types. Different makes of trucks can't be so similar that a kit of universal parts would fit all of them. For example, you had to fiddle about with the wheel rings to get the right size, so what about all those other things in #602.2?????
Yes, but it won't say it is for the HT type because there are no matching kits for them. So master modeller has to fiddle about with all those minute bits.
the base model is in fact the HC.
if you want you can look here for parts,but if not welknown in this stuf, it soon will dazzle you.
stil you have to know what you need,even me.
also from the second cab painted the backpiece black.
mostly the east european and german mautkillers,only 7 dutchies.
those are made of 1mm thick plastic.
so had to mah=ke 2 of them,at the end i had to use 4.
ordered 2 trailer after a long search at the bemo site see comment in post 607.1 and still don't have everything i need,but not starting with that one anyway.
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Working on so highly detailed models must give you a very valuable insight in the real trucks.
A very professional trucker! Glad you made it home before the strong winds hit!
My insight in trucks is the same as yours in vessels.
We both work every day with them.
There were already blown away a lot in the morning.
After 3pm it was almost windstil.
Goodness, Thijs, what a gale to be driving in, I'm so glad you got home early, out of it.
I don't understand what you're getting at. "Not starting with that one, anyway" What one? I'm confused. Not that that's unusual. I'll have a look at those two websites later, when poor brain can perhaps make a little sense of them.
sthe teel sides of the container,so the wind don't get an easy grip on them.
What, what, what? I ain't dun nuffin.
I'll send you €€12 euros and then you can buy 6 more.
But they must be very brittle, Thijs, to break so easily, for I know you would be very careful. Oh, what a shame after all your efforts to get things exactly right. Save up more pennies for two more bars and then you will have to resign yourself to putting them on without the bends, as you'd really like. Oh, I am so sorry.
well i made a order for 10 new ones,but i think that i'm gonna make then from steelwire.
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I was talking with the daughter of my friend the other day and she made an interesting statement; she said, "I want my old dad back." I asked her what she meant and she replied, "All he does now is talk about the Lord and the Bible, and asks me if there is anything He can pray for me about."
As we talked she shared how she was okay with him being a believer, but his actions (in his faith) were, "A little over the top." It made me really sad to hear this so I asked her, "In your opinion, why do you feel his actions are over the top?" She said, "It is just too much!"
I thought about her statements and wondered how many people would agree with her about him being over the top in his zealousness for the Lord. The funny thing is my friend had been a Christian for the last 25 years, but it wasn't until just a couple of months ago that he decided to fully surrender his life and make Jesus his Lord. Man, What a difference! I will be the first to say it is amazing what God is doing in and through this man. The agape love and fruit of repentance is more visible each and every day and his commitment to honor God continues to grow.
As I continued to talk with his daughter the Lord guided me to share with her in detail what Jesus had done for each of us in love upon the cross of Calvary - how he was spit upon, cursed and beaten so we could be forgiven and reconciled unto God. I shared how we had been bought and paid for with His shed blood and how the Lord gave us the commandment to share this news with the world and how we were to live and preach Christ if we were truly his disciples.
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Der Kaffabrillenvogel oder Annobón-Brillenvogel (Zosterops griseovirescens) ist eine Vogelart aus der Familie der Brillenvögel. Er ist endemisch auf der Insel Annobón südwestlich von São Tomé im Golf von Guinea.

Beschreibung
Der Annobón-Brillenvogel erreicht eine Größe von 12 Zentimetern, eine Flügellänge von 6,2 Zentimetern und eine Schwanzlänge von 2,1 Zentimetern. Die Oberseite ist grau mit einem schwachen grünlichen Hauch. Der Kopf ist dunkel olivgrün. Die Unterschwanzdecken sind gelb. Die Unterseite ist weiß, Kehle und Bauchmitte sind schwefelgelb verwaschen. Die Unterschwanzdecken sind intensiv gelb. Die Flanken sind gelb mit einem bräunlichen Anflug. Der Unterflügeldecken sind weiß. Schwingen und Steuerfedern sind dunkelbraun mit gelbgrünen Außensäumen. Um die braune Iris verläuft ein weißer Augenring. Der Schnabel ist schwarz. Die Füße sind braun. Sein Gesang besteht aus raschen plic-plic-pic-Tönen mit einem begleitenden Sirren und Trillern.

Lebensraum und Lebensweise
Der Annobón-Brillenvogel hat ein sehr kleines Verbreitungsgebiet von etwa 15 km². Er bewohnt Busch- und Waldland, einschließlich Primär- und Sekundärwälder, sowie Plantagen und kultivierte Flächen. Er geht in Gruppen von zwei bis zehn Individuen auf Nahrungssuche und ernährt sich von Wirbellosen.

Status
BirdLife International stuft den Annobón-Brillenvogel mit einem Bestand von 1000 bis 2500 Exemplaren als gefährdet (vulnerable) ein. Die größte Bedrohung sind aufgrund des winzigen Artareals Zufallsereignisse wie Stürme oder Brände. Ob Lebensraumveränderungen wie die Anlage von Obstplantagen, Ölpalmenplantagen und Zuckerrohrplantagen den Bestand gefährden, ist unklar, da die Art die Plantagen besiedelt und außerdem viele dieser Plantagen mittlerweile wieder aufgegeben wurden.

Literatur
 Otto Finsch: Das Tierreich. Lieferung 15: Zosteropidae. Friedländer, Berlin 1901.
 M. J. S. Harrison: A recent survey of the birds of Pagalu (Annobon). In: Malimbus. Ausgabe 11. April 1990, , S. 135–143.

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Another advantage of Hot, Quick & Tasty products is that they are all kept in the fridge, the first place young adults look for food when they're snacking. This is highlighted by research showing that people visit the fridge six times a day for food, almost twice as much as the cupboard**.
"The beauty of the Hot, Quick & Tasty category is that all product types are suited to Big Night In, in particular micro-snacking products such as Rustlers and ZUGO's Deli Café," adds Armstrong.
In addition to micro-snacking products, the Hot, Quick & Tasty chilled category includes Quick Serve Ready Meals, Pies and Pastries and Chilled Soups, each of which can be prepared in less than 5 minutes, with nothing added.
Kepak is urging retailers to stock up on Hot, Quick & Tasty products, to make the most of growing demand for these products.


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Inventory Dashboard is a wide collection of reports displayed on a single computer screen and dedicated to stock units and inventories of an organization. It summarizes the availability, usage and value of stock units and inventories for a certain period. The dashboard also allows viewing and measuring stock performance in terms of inventories received/dispatched, stock space used, inventory age threshold, and more.


In June 1989, she nearly made "her Titanic" as she, 90 nautical miles west of Isfjord Radio, Svalbard, with 575 passengers and a crew of 378 onboard, hit ice which made her taking in much, much water. Luckily, the Norwegian Coast Guard ship "Senja" was only hours away. By their help, and also with some helicopters, and others, they managed to stop the ship from sinking. Abt 9.000 tons of ice cold sea water into the ship made her very close to sink. Later it has been calculated that if the pumps had arrived half an hour later, the ship would have gone to the bottom. The rescue operation, in those icy condition, far from the main land, was very difficult, but ended with great success. The rescue operation had many practical challenges. All passengers and crew members did survive that dramatic day far in the North.
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This Week in Gaming: Releases, PAX, and More!
Article: This Week in Gaming: Releases, PAX, and More!
A quick summary of the video game releases and news for the week of September 5th.
Hi guys, welcome to my first gaming article. I'm going to aim to regularly provide you with gaming related news, including games and DLC that are coming out during the week, as well as new details on upcoming games and interesting news that relates to gaming from around the world.
This week doesn't have a whole lot of games coming out, but here's we go anyway!
On the 7th Mark of the Ninja will be released on Xbox Live Arcade.
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 will also be released on the 11th for PS3 and Xbox 360 and will also be released on the WiiU at the end of the year.
Hearthfire is released on the Xbox 360 Marketplace on the 4th, and will be released on other consoles at some later date hopefully. Hearthfire is, of course, the new DLC for Bethesda's amazing RPG Skyrim. I'm sure your at least aware of it, and we'll be giving you lots of content on this DLC. To summarize, it gives the player the ability to purchase land and build their own house as opposed to just buying an existing one. More information can by found here.
Now although there weren't many game releases to tell you about this week hopefully I can make up for that as there is a lot of gaming news. As you may be aware, PAX Prime (PAX being the abreviation for Penny Arcade Expo) was held in Seattle last weekend and lots of interesting things came out of that.
Firstly exciting details on the convention itself were announced. PAX 2013 is going to be a 4 day event and also (and this is particularly exciting for me) is going to have its first international event in Australia.
The Crew from Penny Arcade of course gets along great with the team from Rooster Teeth who announced details at PAX about their own convention which in 2013 will be a 3 day event.
Several upcoming games were available to play at PAX including Metal Gear Rising: Reveangance which was generally positively received and also the new Tomb Raider reboot.
Epic Mickey 2 was also previewed and new playable characters for the MMO Marvel Heroes were also shown for the first time in a trailer.
We also got more details on Assassins Creed 3, particularly on the storyline behind the new multiplayer, essentially the evil company Abstergo which serves as one of the main antagonists of the games has released the Animus to public as an entertainment device.
To serve as a nice segway, attendees at PAX celebrated the 20th Anniversary of the loveable pink Nintendo Character Kirby by setting the world record for the most people blowing bubble gum at one time and place To do this they had to hold the bubble for 30 seconds; 536 people participated to outdo the previous record of 304 people, and were rewarded for their effort with a preview of Kirby's Dream Collection: Special Edition which will be released on the Wii.
Here are a few of those odd things that you just can't get enough of.
Capcom is investigating an incident were stolen German PS3 copies of the upcoming Resident Evil 6 were sold in a store in Poznan. The game's official release date is October 2nd.
Many of us have been warned about how playing games for too long can damage your eyes but researchers at McMaster University conducted a study that suggested First Person Shooters can help improve the eyesight of people with disabilities such as amblyopia and cataracts.
After helping create Angry Birds Space, NASA now plans on creating a MMO that simulates life on mars. It is estimated to cost $100 million.
Thanks for reading, I hope you enjoyed it and look out for future articles!
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For Immediate Release December 4, 2000
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT
ON NORTHWESTERN HAWAIIAN ISLANDS CORAL REEF RESERVE
National Geographic Museum
10:20 A.M. EST
THE PRESIDENT: Thank you, President Fahey, for making us feel so welcome at National Geographic; Secretary Mineta, Under Secretary Baker; to all the members of the Coral Reef Task Force and the Ocean Exploration Panel; I welcome you.
I want to say a special word of appreciation to Peter Benchley, for the work that he has done for nearly a lifetime now and for the remarks he made. And I thank our two native Hawaiians who are here, Tammy Leilani Harp, who spoke before me, and our Hawaiian elder -- who's affectionately known as Uncle Buzzy -- thank you very much for being here.
I want to thank the National Geographic for giving us a place to make this announcement and for all the years of helping people to understand the universe and this small planet. We are fortunate to live in an age of unprecedented discovery -- most of it in the biological sciences. It seems that almost every day there is another unlocking of a secret of subatomic particles or the complexities of the human genome.
But we're also discovering more and more evidence every day that our human activity is profoundly affecting and, in some cases, overwhelming, the natural systems that surround and sustain us on our planet.
For eight years now we have worked to act on this understanding to better protect our natural resources for future generations. We have created and expanded national parks, established 11 national monuments, saved the California redwoods, protected the Yellowstone National Park from gold mining. We're restoring the Florida Everglades and preserving vistas of the Grand Canyon. And we are setting aside over 40 million roadless acres in our national forests. All together, this amounts to more land protection in the 48 continental states than any administration since that of Teddy Roosevelt a century ago.
But we must recognize that, just as land is an important part of our legacy in the preservation of our ecosystem, so, too, is our water. We launched a nationwide effort to clean up polluted rivers, lakes and streams. We created new marine sanctuaries, in Michigan, Massachusetts, Florida, Washington and Hawaii.
We also organized the first National Oceans Conference, to develop a strategy to protect the seas. Today, the Department of Commerce -- and, Secretary Mineta, I thank you for your leadership on this -- is releasing a comprehensive report, "Discovering Earth's Final Frontier." It charts a bold course for U.S. ocean exploration in the 21st century. And I want to thank Secretary Mineta, Dr. Marsha McNutt and the other members of the ocean exploration panel for their work.
We have a lot of work to do. Many, many important ecosystems are disappearing just as we begin to grasp their unique significance; their role in regulating our climate, their potential for producing lifesaving medicines. A lot of people are most familiar with the destruction of the rainforests and worldwide efforts to save them.
Today, I want to focus on what we're doing with the people of Hawaii to save the rainforests of the sea, our coral reefs. These remarkable living structures, built cell by cell, over millions of years, are at once irreplaceable and valuable. Coral reefs are beautiful; but more than that, they're home to thousands of species of fish and wildlife found nowhere else on Earth. Worldwide reefs generate millions of dollars through fishing and tourism, putting food on our tables and sustaining coastal communities. Coral reefs also protect these same communities from the pounding waves of fierce storms. And like the rain forests, they're providing us new hope for medical breakthroughs.
Unfortunately, the world's reefs are in peril. Pollution, damage from dynamite fishing, coral poachers, unwise coastal development, and global warming already have killed over 25 percent of the world's reefs. In some areas, such as the Central Indian Ocean, 90 percent of the coral reefs have died, bleached as white as dead bone.
Now, this is not an isolated problem. Scientists at last month's International Coral Reef Symposium presented strong evidence that unless we take action now, half the world's coral reefs will disappear within 25 years. Recently, scientists have shown a strong correlation between global warming and the rising ocean temperatures that contribute to reef destruction.
Recognizing the urgency of this challenge, we remain committed to reaching an international agreement to implement the Kyoto Protocol and to cut the production of greenhouse gases. And despite the recent delays, I still believe that we will get a good agreement. The stakes are too high to let this imperative slip away.
We have reached the crossroads in the development of our natural world. How many times in our lives, each of us, have we dismissed something that went wrong, or that we did wrong, with the phrase, "it's just a drop in the ocean"? Now we have solid proof that millions, even billions of these drops in the ocean are having a profound, lasting and destructive impact on the oceans and the world around us. So we act now, to hopefully save our seas and our reefs, so that we do not lose their beauty, their bounty and their protective qualities forever.
What can we do to turn the tide? What steps can we take? Well, at my direction, the Secretaries of Commerce and Interior have been working closely with the scientific, environmental, fishing and native communities in Hawaii, to determine what can be done to save the vast majority of our remaining coral reefs. At the same time, they solicited public comment, and received over a thousand comments from concerned citizens.
Ultimately, this unprecedented coalition has recommended a bold and visionary initiative. Today, I am proud to protect America's greatest unspoiled reefs by creating the single largest nature preserve ever established in the United States, the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Coral Reef Reserve. (Applause.) Thank you.
This pristine, largely uninhabited archipelago, covers more area than Florida and Georgia combined. Integrated into our National Marine Sanctuary Program, the new reserve will encompass nearly 70 percent of our nation's coral reefs. This area is a special place where the sea is a living rainbow. The only voices, those of half the world's last remaining monk seals and the cry of sea birds wheeling in the sky.
In creating this unique preserve, we're establishing the strongest level of protection for oceans ever enacted, and setting a new global standard for reef and marine wildlife protection. Together, we will safeguard the most sensitive areas, permit sustainable fishing and eco-tourism and others, and enable native Hawaiians to honor their age-old traditions.
The islands and reefs we're protecting today have long played an important role in the history of the Pacific. Archaeologists tell us that more than a thousand years ago, local islanders drew sustenance from their brilliant turquoise waters.
Centuries later, Charles Darwin marveled at the wildlife there during his historic voyage. And none of us can ever forget for four bloody days in 1942, America's bravest heroes drew a line in the sand there, winning the Battle of Midway and changing the course of World War II and history.
Today, we renew our commitment to winning the battle to protect our global environment, preserving this natural heritage for a long time; I hope forever.
Let me say, it was nearly a century ago, ironically, when President Roosevelt recognized the same imperative and created the Hawaiian Islands National Wildlife Refuge. He knew then that our natural wonders, on land or sea, form an integral part of who we are as a people, and that every generation of Americans must do its part to sustain and strengthen this legacy. Today, we do just that, incorporating the refuge he created into a new, vast and wonderful "Yellowstone of the Sea."
By any measure, creating this coral reserve is a big step forward, not just for marine conservation in the United States, but for the health of oceans and reefs around the world.
For thousands of years, people have risked their lives to master the ocean. Now, suddenly, the ocean's life is at risk. We have the resources and responsibility to rescue the sea, to renew the very oceans that give us life, and thereby to renew ourselves. Today is an important step on that road.
But there is much, much more to be done in the years ahead. And I hope that no matter who becomes President -- (laughter) -- no matter what the partisan divide of Congress, that those of you who are here in this room will continue this work for the rest of your lives. It is profoundly important. And how our grandchildren live, depends upon how well we do this work.
Thank you very much. (Applause.)
END 10:30 A.M. EST


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Posted 17 Feb 2009, 9:14am By Patrick Corrigan
I don't know If Dame Stella Rimington is an Amnesty member or not. But she should be.
The former spy-boss has become one of the UK's most eloquent defenders of rights and liberties since she left the government's payroll and started speaking out against attacks on our hard-won freedoms from the benches of the House of Lords.
Laat year Dame Stella was one of the critics at Westminster who succeeded in overturning government plans to assume the power lock up people for 42 days without charge.
Now she has given an interview to Spanish newspaper La Vanguardia, saying that people here feel like they are "under a police state" because of government fear-mongering to give cover for its encroachment of civil liberties. She hits out too at the US which, she says, "has gone too fat with Guantanamo and the tortures."
"Many governments, ignoring the lessons of history, have allowed themselves to be rushed into hasty responses to terrorism that have undermined cherished values and violated human rights.''
Dame Stella, we at Amnesty couldn't have put it better ourselves!
Full details over at the Daily Telegraph.
It is this spirit of bringing together a broad chorus of voices in defence of freedoms and rights which will imbue the Convention on Modern Liberty, to be held on Saturday 28 February in cities across the UK.
In Belfast, the voices joining the debate will include: Les Allamby, Nicola Browne, Roisin Devlin, Mira Dutschke, Stephen Farry MLA, Prof Helen Fenwick, Liz Griffith, Dr. Michael Hamilton, Prof Colin Harvey, Daniel Holder, Dr. Neil Jarman, Nazia Latif, Mark Littlewood, Alban Maginnis MLA, Dr. Louise Mallinder, Agnieszka Martynowicz, Alex Maskey MLA, Fiona McCausland, Basil McCrea MLA, Dr. Aoife Nolan, Dr. Rory O'Connell, Ursula O'Hare, Mike Ritchie, Eoin Rooney and Peter Weir MLA.
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Wordsmith living with Parkinson's disease releases book to fund cure
Wordsmith Velma Dixon has released a book of poems to help find a cure for Parkinson's disease
A PENSIONER with a talent for writing has published her first book to help others battling an incurable disease.
Velma Dixon, who was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease five years ago, has released Velma's Verses, a book of around 40 poems which reflect life and its ups and downs.
The Ferryhill resident is working to raise money to help find a cure for Parkinson's disease and will donate sales from the book to Parkinson's UK.
Mrs Dixon said she wanted to leave her footprint behind for future generations and hopes the book will include something for everybody.
She said: "I am doing extremely well you've got to be positive, my glass is always half full and I want the money to go to research to find a cure as we want to target the route cause of Parkinson's.
"It is surprising the number of people who have Parkinson's but you've got to remember there's always someone worse off than you."
Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurological condition which causes problems in the brain and gets worse over time.
The number of people diagnosed with Parkinson's in the UK is about 145,000.
Following the release of the book Mrs Dixon found out that her great great grandfather, Richard Watson, was known as 'The Teesdale Poet' and said she was proud to carry on his legacy.
She said: "We've sold about 50 books already and I'm really pleased I'm following in the footsteps of my great great grandfather as who knows I could be known as 'The Poet of Ferryhill' in the future."
Velma's Verses includes works such as a poem about Mrs Dixon's first date with her husband Colin – who also lives with Parkinson's disease – and a poem about those living with dementia.
Ferryhill Councillor, Peter Atkinson, said: "I think Velma writing a book is amazing for the family and the people of Ferryhill. She will be remembered by the community for it."
Velma's Verses can be bought direct from Mrs Dixon by those who know her or from B L Oliver opticians and Gladstone's Hairdressers.
The book can be bought for a minimum donation of £5 and readers are encouraged to give generously.


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Doesn't the schedule need to come out first? This must be some sort of budget balancing gimmick.
He sounds genuine to me.
Sunday will be the 15th anniversary of the last time Maine won a game in the frozen four.
I think having it same weekend as the Masters makes it even more special. By far the best sports weekend of the year.
Hilary isn't a D anymore?
The only solution is higher ticket prices.
At some point the state needs to stop wasting money on the satellite campuses and administration and put it towards Orono.
Is the grad transfer Brendan Van Reimsdyk?
We should expect much more integrity from our politicians.
Exactly as I would have described. It should be noted the nimbys use zoning laws and regulations to their benefit.
I literally did the complete opposite.
I'm going to admit that I love incandescents and hate the newer ones.
I think the bigger issue for a lot of people, especially millennials, is the cost of housing, health care, and education.


It's very common in the sales process that we become obsessed with connecting with a particular person, only to find ourselves speaking with a business partner, associate or even a gatekeeper. More often than not, a salesperson will consider this an "unsuccessful contact". But the reality is that many times a person other than our targeted contact can be just as (and frequently even more) helpful to our end goal.
When I was 3, I couldn't come close to reaching the rotary phone that hung on the wall (Google "rotary phone" for definition) but these days, 3 year-olds have grown up in a world where dialing is done in an entirely different way; my grandson simply picked up his Dad's smartphone, pushed the appropriate button and proceeded to say: "Call Mom". Obviously, my son doesn't have his wife saved as "Mom" in his contact list.
As I saw the call on my phone indicating it was from my son, I answered with "Hi Honey" to which I heard a sharp, "No! Not you Nonna…Mommy!" My caller was clearly surprised that his dictated request connected him with his grandmother and not his Mom! Through his sniffles – and some background commentary from my son, I got the gist of the story and was able to successfully calm a teary-eyed grandson down, and encourage him to apologize to both his sister and his dad. I was also able to convince him that he didn't need to bother his Mother. While I wasn't his intended party, our conversation satisfied his objective without potentially multiple attempts to reach his Mom.
So the next time you pick-up the phone to "Call Prospect" be more open-minded to engaging in conversation with whomever you end up speaking to. Try it for a few weeks and just see what a difference it makes to your productivity as opposed to leaving a message that inevitably never gets returned! Remember what ultimately drives results is "performance producing actions" not just "work related activities"!