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What happens in Kate Humble's episode of Who Do You Think You Are?
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Kate Humble goes back to her mining roots and learns more about what her grandfathers did during the Second World War when she traces her family history on Who Do You Think You Are?
Kate Humble has an unusual worry as she sets out to trace her family history. "The thing that kind of concerns me most is that I'll discover that I've had an ancestor that's done something really extraordinary," she says. To find such forebears, she fears, would leave her feeling she'd somehow let them down.
The first person Kate wants to know more about is her paternal grandfather, Bill Humble, a pilot. She remembers him as "someone who bordered on the glamorous" yet was somehow slightly "disreputable". It's an impression confirmed by Kate's father, who shows his daughter an obituary of Bill – and a picture that vaguely brings to mind Dick Dastardly.
There was more to Bill, though, than these initial impressions might suggest. At the Royal Air Force Museum, Kate meets Captain Eric Brown, a former test pilot who knew Bill. According to Eric, Kate's grandfather was a true "natural" when behind the controls of an aeroplane.
Bill turns out to be hugely admired by those who study aviation history. Not only was he a celebrity stunt pilot who entertained crowds at air shows, but he was a key figure in the development of the Hawker Tempest. The Second World War fighter was so fast and manoeuvrable that the RAF used it against 'doodlebugs', the V-I flying bombs that terrorised London in the Blitz.
Bill isn't the only Humble with a remarkable story. While Kate knew her family had connections to the mining industry, she didn't know how strong they were or how far they went back. Her great-great-great grandfather, Joseph Humble, was a colliery 'viewer' in Northumberland, one of those in charge of Hartley pit. He was also a central figure in a horrific accident at the colliery.
In 1862, the main beam of the pit's pumping engine broke in two, blocking the only shaft and trapping 204 men and boys underground. As a manager, it was Joseph's duty to descend through terrible conditions – he was almost overcome by gas – and witness the horror. Kate can't suppress a "nagging feeling" that Joseph might have been able to prevent the tragedy. Instead, she learns the viewers were praised for their "heroic courage" in trying to rescue the doomed miners. Joseph, though, was done with the mining industry. He became a grocer and draper.
Kate now turns her attention to her maternal grandfather, Stan Carter. An airman during World War Two, he was shot down on a bombing raid. Eventually, he was sent to Stalag Luft III in Poland, the scene of the Great Escape.
On 24 March, 1944, 76 airmen made it through a 300ft-long tunnel to the outside world. Only three made it home; 23 of the escapees were returned to captivity and 50 were executed on Hitler's orders. Others didn't make it out of the camp at all. Attached to the escape committee, it's distinctly possible Stan was waiting his turn to get through the tunnel, known as 'Harry', when the Germans realised what was happening.
Instead, it would be 1945 until Stan tasted freedom. First, he had to endure 'The Long March' as the Nazis force-marched prisoners of war through freezing conditions ahead of the advancing Soviet army. Finally, Stan reached Lübeck on the Baltic coast. The British took the town without a fight as the war drew to a close. Stan was repatriated to meet his daughter, Kate's mother Diana, for the first time.
Having worried that she would feel unworthy in comparison to her forebears, Kate is instead proud of their courage. If she's ever tested, she says, even a shred of their loyalty and decency will see her right.


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I pondered these William Shakespeare words as I respectfully picked up my "Thought Creation Leadership Stick" and quietly acknowledged that I had just been "thrust". Yes, it was my allocated turn to lead my fellow corporate office lunchtime walkers on a journey of fictitious discovery.
Like clockwork, at precisely 12:00 PM, those employees yearning for creative daily enrichment hurriedly assembled in the marbled office reception area eagerly awaiting the arrival of the scheduled holder of the Thought Creation Leadership Stick. Each person looked like any other typical employee, apart from the comfy grass-stained walking shoes brandishing their feet, and the small discrete hiking pack emblazoned with the corporate logo that snuggly contained a healthy company supplied lunch.
As I was now thrustfully tasked with my honoured opportunity of creative greatness, I carefully lifted the Stick of leadership authority that signalled to all onlookers the commencement of the lunchtime walk.
Off we went with an air of corporate cohesion, with me leading out the front as I mentally prepared for the numerous planned requisite creative stops. But this was not just any lunchtime walk. No sir, this was a walk in which the leader had to innovatively entertain everyone with an almost believable, yet highly fictitious, story along the way.
Each walk had an allocated duration of exactly 60 minutes, and to constructively utilise this time, I elected to take my walking colleagues along the muddy banks of Melbourne's Yarra River. As stipulated by my esteemed position of holder of the Stick, we stopped at various picturesque locations where I creatively described the non-existent basic cave markings of prehistoric Melbourne man, the enticing smells wofting up from aboriginal campfires cooking a charcoaled selection of tasty barramundi fish fillets and yabbies, the first European naval ships equipped with copious stocks of rum soaked barrels, and the exploratory "beaming up" of our competition's most valuable staff by the Martian aliens.
At the conclusion of the allocated walking time, we all returned to the corporate office with our FITBIT step count massively increased, our minds full of thoughtful creative inspiration, and an empty backpack symbolising a most content and happy stomach.
As holder of the Stick, I then proudly passed the leadership symbol over to a fellow colleague, which they accepted with a strong sense of humility and equally nervous anticipation.
So should you want to develop a culture of innovation in your corporate office, together with some complementary employee exercise, then may I suggest that you also have greatness thrust upon you and pick up your own Thought Creation Leadership Stick!


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Chevrolet Avalanche VIN Decoder
Buying a pre-owned car may be a rather complicated thing. As it can look entirely normal from the outside, but contain serious problems behind it. To verify the history and main features of the automobile, use the vehicle's identification number and perform the research through online databases. In our article, we are going to cover the functioning mechanism of the CHEVROLET AVALANCHE VIN decoder. With its help, you can validate the vital elements of this model and also examine alternative possibilities before doing the actual purchase.
What does a VIN mean?
The difference between the cars is defined not only with their models but also with vehicle identification numbers (VIN). Each car has a legal identifier that is internationally recognized. International Institution for Standardization (ISO) applied certain requirements and coding standards for the manufacturers. Therefore, they have to follow that format while realizing new products.
The VIN is an alphanumeric code that consists of 17-digits. It comprises important information about the automobile, such as the manufacturer, production year, the plant of assembly, type of engine, transmissions, model, and more.
Officially, the first 3 characters stand for WMI (World Manufacturer Identifier). They provide facts on the country of origin, producer, and type. The second 5 characters, starting from 4 to 9, stand for VDS (Vehicle's Descriptor Section). They show general characteristics of the car. Moreover, the manufacturer may fill this field by its choice. Finally, the serial numeral of a particular automobile is included in digits from 10-17. Get data on the year, assembly plant, and sequential code from this part of the cipher.
To read the cipher correctly look through the decoder chart provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
How to decrypt Chevrolet Avalanche VIN digits online?
When buying a pre-owned car, always perform an online lookup. It will keep you from buying a stolen, damaged, or illegally changed automobile. Then, before doing the actual payment, decide if the product is worth your money or not.
The release of the Chevrolet AVALANCHE was in 2001 and ended in April 2013. It was the first generation of the van. To observe its history online, use tools of the vehicle identification number check. Enter the cipher in a special gap and receive the whole report covering all the needed facts.
When having the report pay attention to each character, as they have specific meaning behind them. Find the country of origin behind the 1st character. The 2nd and 3rd digits indicate the name of the producer. The 4th to 8th digits stand for the model, engine type, size, and gear ratio. Get info on safety check at 9th character. The 10th is for the production year and the 11th is for the assembly plant. Read the serial number from 12th to 17th.
What data can we get through the online lookup?
The history report provides the following information:
Past ownership
The state of registration
Participation in incidents and accidents (statistics conserving caused damages)
List of problems
Producer's recall (if product is harmful and thrown away from the market)
Lease and taxi use
Odometer Fraud
Where to find the code?
There are several places to locate your Chevy Code:
Look at the lower-left corner of the metal dashboard, in front of the steering wheel.
Find it on the pillar of the door.
See the front of the engine block and elsewhere under the hood.
Manufacturers also include the cipher on the insurance certificate or in the title.

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Tag: BBC2
Not just another Anne Boleyn series
This was shown on BBC2 during August and the subject has been covered several times in recent years, not least with our old friend Dr. Starkey. However, I am pleased I watched it for two reasons. The first is that The Boleyns: A scandalous family discussed the situation from the perspective of Thomas Boleyn seeking… Continue reading Not just another Anne Boleyn series
Categorized as anniversaries, genealogy, law, religion, television reviews Tagged Anne Boleyn, annulments, BBC2, bigamy, Careys, Diarmaid MacCulloch, Elizabeth II, executions, George Boleyn, Henry VIII, Jane Parker Viscountess Rochford, Leanda de Lisle, Mary Boleyn, mediaeval canon law, secret marriage, The Boleyns: A scandalous family, Thomas Cromwell, Thomas Wolsey
Stonehenge removed and rebuilt….
Stonehenge is an endless source of curiosity and speculation, with theories abounding and routes/methods considered in considerable depth. Even Merlin gets a look-in, believing by some to have flown the stones from Wales to Wiltshire by means of magic. Well, that's always a possibility, because Merlin was, perhaps still is, the greatest wizard there ever… Continue reading Stonehenge removed and rebuilt….
Categorized as archaeology, buildings, Science, television reviews Tagged BBC2, blue stones, Preseli Hills, Stonehenge, Wales, Waun Mawn, Wiltshire
Will the sequencing of Richard's genome prove he was good or bad….?
On Tuesday 2nd March a new series commences on BBC2 (9 pm) about what may or may not be revealed by the in-depth study of DNA and sequencing genomes. Of course, this will include Richard. How can it not? Especially when Professor Turi King is involved. Richard is surely the most important and prominent historical… Continue reading Will the sequencing of Richard's genome prove he was good or bad….?
Categorized as archaeology, genealogy, Science Tagged Anne of Exeter, BBC2, character, DNA, eye colour, hair colour, Michael Ibsen, Richard III, Stacey Dooley, The Times, Turi King, Wendy Duldig, Y-chromosome
A visible difference
This Mail on Sunday interview with Jonathan Rhys Meyers is sadly, mostly about his current personal problems. However, one or two paragraphs towards the end, should be of interest: But it was his lead role in TV drama The Tudors, as the criminally charismatic Henry VIII, that made everyone take note, even though Rhys Meyers… Continue reading A visible difference
Categorized as anniversaries, buildings, law, television reviews Tagged "The Tudors", BBC2, Ely, Food, Hans Holbein, Henry VIII, John Ashdown-Hill, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Mail on Sunday, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Natalie Dormer, pubs, Royal Marriage Secrets, television
The real life of the last Stuart
Television history is rarely focused upon Anne (left), except as the final act of the Stuart drama like this or her unfortunate reproductive history in this series. Discussion is, therefore, reduced to the cliches of her fragile family, her weight and her fondness for brandy. She is also omitted from most dramatisations of the time, such… Continue reading The real life of the last Stuart
Categorized as anniversaries, films, genealogy Tagged Act of Settlement, Acts of Union, Anne, Anne Hyde, Battle of Sedgemoor, BBC2, Catherine of Braganza, Channel Four, Charles II, Charlotte of Wales, childbirth, Clare Jackson, Emma Stone, George I, George of Denmark, Glorious Revolution, Hanoverians, historical drama, illegitimacy, James "VIII/III", James VII/II, Jeremiah Clarke, Mary II, Mary of Modena, Monmouth Rebellion, Olivia Colman, Rachel Weisz, Restoration, Royal Deaths and Diseases, Sophie Electress of Hanover, Stuarts, The Favourite, Trumpet Voluntary, William Duke of Gloucester, William III
Has one of the Kingmaker's pirate ships been found in Newport….?
Last night I watched (on PBS America) a BBC2 Timewatch episode entitled The Mysteries of the Medieval Ship. It concerned the discovery, in June 2002, of a foundered/scuttled medieval vessel of some size, buried in the oozing mud of the Severn Sea – well, the oozing mud of the River Usk, at Newport, to be… Continue reading Has one of the Kingmaker's pirate ships been found in Newport….?
Categorized as anniversaries, archaeology, battles, buildings, Science, television reviews, travel Tagged BBC2, dendrochronology, Edgecote, Mary Rose, mediaeval vessels, Newport Ship, oak, piracy, Richard of Warwick, River Usk, Thomas Throckmorton, Timewatch, William Herbert Earl of Pembroke
Where a refugee from Towton fled
Today in 1461, which was Palm Sunday, the Battle of Towton was fought, resulting in a Yorkist victory with large scale casualties. Legend has it that Henry VI fled to Muncaster Castle, then in Cumberland, where he gave his host Sir John Pennington a glass drinking bowl. It became known as the "Luck of Muncaster"… Continue reading Where a refugee from Towton fled
Categorized as anniversaries, art, battles, buildings Tagged artefacts, BBC2, Cumbria, Henry VI, Lake District, Muncaster Castle, Paul Rose, Pennington family, Sir John Pennington, Towton, Yorkshire
Yet another case
This year's third series of "Versailles" reminded me of a further instance of secret marriage, even though some people maintain that nobody ever married in secret despite this case, that spawned two whole books, this one and this just decades ago, let alone Edward IV and Elizabeth Wydeville or her parents. In 1683 or 1684,… Continue reading Yet another case
Categorized as anniversaries, sources, television reviews Tagged Audley case, BBC2, Bontems, Canale Plus, denialists, Duc de St. Simon, Edward IV, Elizabeth Wydeville, Fontainebleau, France, Harlay Archbishop of Paris, Jacquetta of Luxembourg, John Ashdown-Hill, Lady Eleanor Talbot, Louis XIV, Marquise de Maintenon, marriage law, morganatic marriage, Pere la Chaise, Richard Earl Rivers, Royal Marriage Secrets, Saudi Arabia, secret marriage, Versailles
Starkey on home territory
This BBC documentary was actually very good and it worked because Starkey spoke about a subject he knows inside out – the Reformation and Henry VIII, relating it to current affairs. From Luther's theses, indulgences and translating the Bible, first into German then English, he moved onto Tyndale's efforts to smuggle it into England and… Continue reading Starkey on home territory
Categorized as religion, television reviews Tagged accounting, Anne Boleyn, annulment, Archbishop Cranmer, BBC2, Bible, Cardinal Campeggio, David Starkey, Erasmus, executions, Henry VII, Henry VIII, Human Shredder, humanism, interpretation, Martin Luther, printing, Reformation, television reviews, Thomas More, Thomas Wolsey, William Tyndale
Perhaps they should call it …
… "Primary School Challenge"? According to one of the Cambridge teams on January 9th, Edward IV and Edward V had the same mother. According to Jeremy Paxman, Margaret "Beaufort" was married to the Duke of Burgundy. To be fair, she did marry four times, even though the first was annulled. Oh dear. Weshall have to… Continue reading Perhaps they should call it …
Categorized as Alternative History, genealogy, television reviews Tagged BBC2, Cambridge University, Cecily Duchess of York, Charles the Bold, Edward IV, Edward V, historical ignorance, Jeremy Paxman, Lady Margaret Beaufort, Margaret of Burgundy, Richard III, television programmes, University Challenge


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USSR - Relations with the United States
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Soviet relations with the United States after World War II were marked by alternating periods of crisis and cooperation.
In 1962 the USSR and United States clashed over Cuba. The USSR had maintained close relations with Fidel Castro's government, promising help in case of attack by the United States. In 1962, when the USSR provided Cuban bases with offensive missiles, and US President John F. Kennedy demanded their withdrawal, Premier Khrushchev yielded. The USSR continued to support the faltering Cuban economy through trade, loans, and technical aid, a policy that gave it great influence in Cuban affairs. The influence increased as a result of the cooperation between Soviet and Cuban advisers and soldiers in Africa and Asia after 1976.
Disarmament was considered of paramount importance, both inside and outside the UN. In 1954 and again in 1959, the Soviet Union suggested complete disarmament, but the proposals failed when the USSR rejected provisions for inspection to verify such an agreement. In 1960 the USSR announced a reduction of about one-third in its military strength, but again the Western nations would not follow such a lead without inspection provisions more stringent than the Soviet Union would accept.
By 1953 the USSR had a hydrogen bomb. In the following years test explosions, by all the major powers, of increasingly powerful nuclear bombs seemed to make agreement on limitation imperative. Little was accomplished, however, until 1963, when the USSR signed an agreement with the United States and Britain banning all nuclear tests except those underground. It also joined the United States in agreeing to keep outer space free of all armaments. A series of strategic arms limitation talks (SALT) between the two powers, begun in 1969, resulted in agreements in 1972, 1974, and 1979, limiting missile weapons and sites.
The Soviet Union pursued an active foreign policy backed by steadily increasing military strength, but it also showed a marked drive towards détente with the West, especially the United States. In May 1972, President Nixon visited the Soviet Union. Soviet-US agreements included cooperation on health research, environmental protection, science and technology, space ventures, avoidance of incidents at sea, and arms limitations.
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Background of DHC Key Functions and Features of DHC Scope of Service Client Journey Enrolment to DHC Network List of DHC Network Service Providers Training Contact Us FAQ
Background of DHC
The Chief Executive's Policy Address
In the 2017 Policy Address, the Chief Executive directed that, to further illustrate the effectiveness of medical-social collaboration in providing primary healthcare services, the Food and Health Bureau (FHB) should set up a pilot District Health Centre (DHC) with a brand new operation mode in Kwai Tsing District within two years. The Government will provide funding for the centre according to the needs and characteristics of the district. The planned DHC will make use of the local network to procure services from organisations and healthcare personnel serving the district so that the public can receive necessary care in the community. With the experience gained from the pilot scheme, the Government will progressively set up DHCs in all 18 districts.
The DHC aims to raise public awareness on personal health management, enhance disease prevention, and strengthen medical and rehabilitation services in the community, thereby reducing unwarranted use of hospital services. The services being considered for the DHC (and through its local network) include health promotion, health screening for target groups, case management, care coordination and community rehabilitation.
Enrolment to DHC Network
The DHC Operator will procure services from non-government entities in the community and form the DHC network. The DHC network service providers include Medical Practitioners, allied health professionals (physiotherapists, occupational therapists, dietitians, podiatrists, speech therapists, optometrists) and Chinese Medicine Practitioners. To enhance the accessibility of clients to DHC services, healthcare practitioners from nearby districts can also join the DHC network. For the Kwai Tsing DHC, these are the Tsuen Wan, Sha Tin, and Sham Shui Po districts.
The Government will offer subsidies for the provision of DHC network services. The DHC Operator will contract separately with the network service providers.
Criteria for enrolment:
Medical Practitioners and Chinese Medicine Practitioners must be listed in the Primary Care Directory of the Primary Healthcare Office (PHO) of the Health Bureau.
To facilitate choice of the client and to enhance transparency of DHC service charging, Medical Practitioners are required to list out its standard DHC medical consultation charge.
Network service providers including Medical Practitioners, Chinese Medicine Practitioners, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and optometrists must enrol in the eHRSS. Clinical information will be shared in the eHRSS to ensure continuity and coordination of care.
Listed in the Primary Care Directory; and
Agree to disclose basic consultation fee under the DHC scheme for clients' information
Chinese Medicine Practitioner
Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioner listed in the Primary Care Directory
Part I registered Occupational Therapist
A degree of Optometry from a local university or equivalent; and
Part I registered Optometrist
Part IA registered Physiotherapist
A post-graduate diploma in dietetics or a degree of Science in dietetics, inclusive of an internship, or equivalent;
Listed in the Hong Kong Academy of Accredited Dietitians; and
Agree to accept Elderly Health Care Voucher under District Health Centre Scheme
A degree in Podiatry, Podiatric Medicine or Podiatric Studies, or equivalent; and
A degree in Speech and Hearing Sciences from a local university or equivalent;
Registered with the Hong Kong Institute of Speech Therapists; and
Referral mechanism for DHC network service
A client referred by Medical Practitioners for individual healthcare professional service will make his/her choice of network service provider from a list of enrolled healthcare professionals. Staff of the DHC will facilitate arrangement of appointment accordingly.
Procedures for enrolment
Step 1: Preparation – Prepare valid supporting documents
General Supporting Document(s)
Practising Certificate
Certificates for Professional Qualification
Step 2: Filling – Complete the enrolment form (Download the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing, filling and printing PDF documents.)
Enrolment Form (for Medical Practitioners and Chinese Medicine Practitioners)
Enrolment Form (for Allied Health Professionals)
Step 3: Submission – Submit the enrolment form by one of the following methods:
To DHC Operator(s)
(HCPs practising in the corresponding and adjacent districts of the DHC can join the DHC network)
To Primary Healthcare Office
List of DHC Network Service Providers
Central and Western
Training Funding Scheme for Healthcare Professionals
To facilitate the territory-wide rollout of District Health Centres (DHCs), training for healthcare professionals is essential to ensure comprehensive understanding of the concept of the DHC network and multidisciplinary care coordination. It is also necessary to enhance the knowledge and skills of primary healthcare doctors and other healthcare professionals for provision of primary healthcare services in support of DHCs as well as playing a more active role in the development of primary healthcare for Hong Kong. Training subsidies are offered by the Government as an incentive to encourage more healthcare professionals to enrol in the related training courses supporting primary healthcare development in Hong Kong.
Doctors Related Training Course(s)
Certificate Course in Essential Family Medicine 2022 - 2023
Diploma Course in Family Medicine 2022 - 2023
An amount of HK$5,500 will be reimbursed to each eligible doctor participant after having satisfactorily completed one of the following courses:
The Certificate Course in Essential Family Medicine 2022 - 2023 organised by the Hong Kong College of Family Physicians (Application Deadline: 30 June 2022)
The Diploma Course in Family Medicine 2022 - 2023 organised by the Hong Kong College of Family Physicians (Application Deadline: 30 June 2022)
Letter to Doctors for the Training Funding Scheme can be downloaded here.
Eligibility Criteria for Application of the Training Subsidy
Registered medical practitioners in Hong Kong who enrol in the Certificate Course in Essential Family Medicine (CCEFM) or the Diploma Course in Family Medicine (DFM) for 2022-2023 having satisfied the corresponding course requirements and are awarded the certificate of CCEFM or DFM by the Hong Kong College of Family Physicians.
A doctor participant is not eligible to apply for course fee subsidisation under the "Training Funding Scheme for Healthcare Professionals" if he / she was granted reimbursement of course fee from the Health Bureau for the CCEFM / DFM previously.
Upon award of certificate, the subsidy application form will be enclosed by the Hong Kong College of Family Physicians (HKCFP) for the course participants;
The course participants should submit the application form to the Primary Healthcare Office (PHO) of the Health Bureau;
The final approval of the reimbursement is at the discretion of the Government;
PHO will arrange payment of subsidy to course participants.
Certificate Course in Ophthalmology
The Health Bureau will provide subsidies to each eligible participant after having satisfactorily completed the following course:
Certificate Course in Ophthalmology for Primary Health Care Doctors co-organised by the College of Ophthalmologists of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong College of Family Physicians (Application Deadline: 27 June 2022)
HK$1,000 course fee reimbursement* will be given to Network Medical Practitioner (NMP) of DHC who successfully obtain the certificate.
25% of the course fee reimbursement will be given to non-NMP who successfully obtain the certificate.
* Only those NMPs on the list by the application deadline are eligible for the reimbursement
If you are interested, please contact Mr. Kevin Lui from the College of Ophthalmologists of Hong Kong by phone at 2761 9877 or by email at cohkadmin@biznetvigator.com.
Registered medical practitioners in Hong Kong who enrol in the Certificate Course in Ophthalmology having satisfied the corresponding course requirements and are awarded the certificate.
Upon award of certificate, the subsidy application form will be enclosed by the organisers for the eligible course participants;
The eligible course participants should submit the completed application form together with copy of certificate of course completion to the Primary Healthcare Office (PHO) of the Health Bureau by post within 6 months of the Certificate award.
Nurses Related Training Course(s)
Post-registration Certificate Course in Primary Healthcare Nursing (DHC Module) 2022 - 2023
An amount of HK$3,000 will be reimbursed to each eligible nurse participant after having satisfactorily completed the following course:
The Post-registration Certificate Course in Primary Healthcare Nursing (DHC Module) 2022 - 2023 organised by the Hong Kong Academy of Nursing Limited (Application Deadline: 31 August 2022)
Letter to Nurses for the Training Funding Scheme can be downloaded here.
Registered nurses in Hong Kong who enrol in the Post-registration Certificate Course in Primary Healthcare Nursing (DHC Module) (CCPHN-DHC) for 2022-2023 having satisfied the course requirements and are awarded the certificate of CCPHN-DHC by the Hong Kong Academy of Nursing Limited.
Upon award of certificate, the subsidy application form will be enclosed by the Hong Kong Academy of Nursing Limited (HKAN) for the course participants;
The course participants should submit the application form to HKAN;
Primary Healthcare Office will arrange payment of subsidy to course participants through HKAN;
Course participants may be required to acknowledge receipt of subsidy to HKAN.
Physiotherapists and Occupational Therapists Related Training Course(s)
Professional Certificate in Primary Healthcare in Community Care Context for Physiotherapy
Professional Certificate in Primary Healthcare for Occupational Therapy
An amount of HK$3,000 will be reimbursed to each eligible Physiotherapist and Occupational Therapist participant after having satisfactorily completed the following course:
The School of Professional Education and Executive Development (SPEED) of Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) developed the Professional Certificate in Primary Healthcare in Community Care Context for Physiotherapy. The course is co-ogranised with SAHK Institute of Rehabilitation Practice with support from the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences of PolyU and the Hong Kong Physiotherapy Association. (Application Deadline: 16 April 2021)
The School of Professional Education and Executive Development (SPEED) of Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) developed the Professional Certificate in Primary Healthcare for Occupational Therapy, with support from the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences of PolyU and the Hong Kong Occupational Therapy Association (HKOTA). (Application Deadline: 16 April 2021)
Letter to Physiotherapists for the Training Funding Scheme can be downloaded here.
Letter to Occupational Therapists for the Training Funding Scheme can be downloaded here.
Registered Physiotherapists in Hong Kong who enroll in the Professional Certificate in Primary Healthcare in Community Care Context for Physiotherapy 2021 having satisfied the course requirements and are awarded the certificate by the School of Professional Education and Executive Development of Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
Registered Occupational Therapists in Hong Kong who enroll in the Professional Certificate in Primary Healthcare for Occupational Therapy 2021 having satisfied the course requirements and are awarded the certificate by the School of Professional Education and Executive Development of Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
Upon award of certificate, the subsidy application form will be enclosed by the School of Professional Education and Executive Development of Hong Kong Polytechnic University for the course participants;
Social Workers Related Training Course(s)
Certificate in Primary Healthcare for Social Workers
An amount of HK$1,750 will be reimbursed to each eligible social worker participant after having satisfactorily completed the following course:
The Certificate in Primary Healthcare for Social Workers organised by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service Institute
Registered social worker in Hong Kong who enrol in the Certificate in Primary Healthcare for Social Workers 2022 having satisfied the course requirements and are awarded the certificate by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service Institute.
Upon award of certificate, the subsidy application form will be enclosed by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service Institute for the course participants;
Applicants shall not obtain any other public funds or assistance under any other publicly funded financial assistance scheme for the fees to be reimbursed for the same course.
Training institutions may approach the Primary Healthcare Office if they are interested in providing DHC-related training courses for primary healthcare doctors and other healthcare professionals.
Email: pho@healthbureau.gov.hk
Training Material - DHC Induction Course
In preparation for the opening of the Kwai Tsing DHC (K&TDHC), the Primary Healthcare Office (PHO) organised a K&TDHC Induction Course which consisted of two half-day programmes for the K&TDHC staff and network service providers. The induction course acted as a springboard to equip healthcare providers of the K&TDHC with principles and hands-on knowledge on the operation of the K&TDHC. The topics and presentation materials are listed below.
17 August 2019 - Session 1
Presentation File
Principles of Primary Care Download
Provision of Life-long Care in the Primary Care Setting ;
Chinese and Western Medicine Practitioner Collaboration Download
The Roles and Responsibilities of Care Coordinators in DHC Download
Contribution of Allied Health Professionals in Primary Healthcare - Health Promotion, Disease Prevention, Chronic Disease Management and Community Rehabilitation Download
中醫服務在基層醫療中的作用 Download (Chinese Version Only)
7 September 2019 - Session 2
Introduction of DHC Scheme Download
DHC Service and Client Journey Download
DHC IT system Download
Updates on eHRSS Please visit www.eHealth.gov.hk
Training Material - Primary Healthcare in DHC Scheme
With the territory-wide rollout of the District Health Centres (DHCs), it is essential for healthcare professionals to have a comprehensive understanding of the principles of primary healthcare and the concept of DHC scheme. This online seminar is designed to reinforce the knowledge of primary care and multidisciplinary team approach as well as the role of different healthcare professionals under the DHC network.
Principles of primary healthcare and concept of DHC scheme
Dr Donald LI Kwok-tung Download
Role of family doctor in DHC
Opportunities offered to the family doctor in DHC
Dr David CHAO Vai-kiong
Dr LAU Ho-lim Download
The roles and responsibilities of Care Coordinators in DHC
Prof Frances WONG Kam-yuet Download
What, why and how of Medical Social Collaborations?
Dr LAM Ching-choi Download
E-mail: pho@healthbureau.gov.hk
Q1: What is District Health Centre (DHC)?
A1: The DHC is a primary healthcare initiative of the Government. Through public-private partnership, medical-social collaboration, it provides district-based primary healthcare services aiming to:
enhance public awareness of disease prevention and their capability in self-management of health;
drive healthy lifestyle for prevention of chronic disease;
support the chronically ill to prevent deterioration; and
enhance client access to primary healthcare services.
Q2: How many centres are there for each DHC?
A2: Each DHC consists of a core centre and a few satellite centres, being the healthcare service and resource hub of the district.
Q3: What are the functions of the core and satellite centres?
A3: The core centre will offer primary healthcare services through individual service sessions and group intervention. It will provide primary, secondary and tertiary prevention programmes. The satellite centres will offer primary prevention programmes and other group activities.
Q4: When and where will the DHC Scheme be implemented?
A4: The first DHC in Kwai Tsing District has commenced operation at the end of September 2019. The DHC scheme will be rolled out to other districts progressively.
Q5: Who will operate the DHC?
A5: The Government will identify a non-governmental organization through open tender.
Q6: Which of the healthcare professionals will provide service in the DHC Network?
A6: The DHC network includes Medical Practitioners, Chinese Medicine Practitioners, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, dietitians, pharmacists, optometrists, podiatrists and speech therapists.
Q1: What are the requirements for healthcare professionals to participate in the Scheme?
A1: Healthcare professionals practising in the corresponding and adjacent districts of the DHC can join the DHC network.
Medical Practitioners must be registered with the Medical Council of Hong Kong under Section 14 or 14A, hold a valid annual practising certificate and be listed in the primary care directory.
Registered Chinese Medicine Practitioners must be listed in the primary care directory.
The healthcare professionals have to be either a registered healthcare provider (HCP) for the Hong Kong Government's (HKG) electronic Health Record Sharing System (eHRSS) or authorised by an HCP to access and use the eHRSS.
The healthcare professionals required to be registered under the Supplementary Medical Professions Ordinance must possess a valid practising certificate.
Q2: How can a healthcare professional enrol in the DHC network?
A2: Healthcare professionals can apply of their own volition or through the DHC Operator's invitation. They need to provide appropriate supporting documents to the DHC Operator for enrolment. For enquiries, please contact the DHC Operator for further assistance.
Q3: Who are the target service clients of the Scheme?
A3: Individuals living or working in the district of the corresponding DHC.
Q4: Who is eligible to receive DHC service?
A4: An individual who
is a holder of the Hong Kong Identity Card issued under the Registration of Persons Ordinance (Cap. 177, the Laws of Hong Kong) or the certificate of exemption, except those who obtained their Hong Kong Identity Cards by virtue of a previous permission to land or remain in Hong Kong granted to him and such permission has expired or ceased to be valid; or a child who is a Hong Kong resident and under 11 years of age; and
agrees to enrol in the electronic Health Record Sharing System (eHRSS); and
is living or working in the district of the corresponding DHC.
Service Package and Fee
Q1: What services are included in the DHC Scheme?
A1: The Scheme includes primary, secondary and tertiary prevention programmes. Primary prevention programmes consist of health promotion and disease prevention activities. Secondary prevention includes screening for diabetes mellitus and hypertension in targeted group of clients. Targeted clients will attend Network Medical Practitioners for screening. Medical laboratory services will be procured by the DHC Operator. Tertiary prevention programmes cover chronic disease management and community rehabilitation. Individual allied health services are available for management of diabetes, hypertension, low back pain, osteoarthritic knee pain, stroke rehabilitation, hip fracture rehabilitation and phase 4 cardiac rehabilitation for post-acute myocardial infarction clients.
Q2: How much is the Service Fee under the Scheme?
A2: DHC Network Medical Practitioners will receive the basic consultation fee upon provision of DHC service, i.e. consultation for DM/HT screening/management. For individual allied health services including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, dietetic service, optometry assessment, speech therapy and podiatry, the healthcare professional will receive a fixed service fee as proposed by the DHC Operator and agreed by the Government.
Q3: What will be the service fee?
A3: For the DHC, the service fee for individual healthcare service and the co-payment by the client will be proposed by the DHC Operator and are subject to agreement by the Government.
Q4: Is there any limit on the number of subsidised healthcare service sessions?
A4: Yes, healthcare service sessions are provided based on clinical needs, and the maximum number of sessions for different DHC programmes has been set.
Q5: If all the subsidised sessions are consumed and further treatment is warranted, does the client need to pay for the extra service sessions?
A5: Beyond the maximum number of subsidised sessions, the client has to pay the fees charged by the Network Service Provider.
Q6: Does a client need to pay extra fees if he / she visits his / her Network Service Provider for services not covered in the DHC scheme?
A6: Under the Scheme, the DHC client can receive subsidised healthcare professional services for the targeted diseases within the scope as specified. Individual clients may receive additional service(s) or treatments at their own expenses.
Q7: Can elders who have participated in the Elderly Health Care Voucher Scheme use the vouchers for DHC services?
A7: Clients who have participated in the Elderly Health Care Voucher Scheme can pay for DHC services from their Health Care Voucher accounts.
Sharing of Information through eHRSS
Q1: Do all Network Service Providers need to participate in the eHRSS?
A1: To facilitate continuity of care, all DHC clients and Network Service Providers are required to enrol in the eHRSS, to enable clinical information sharing between service providers.
Q1: Is referral required for services from Network Service Providers?
A1: Clients must obtain referral from Network Medical Practitioners to receive individual healthcare services, including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, optometry assessment, dietetics, podiatry, speech therapy from the Network Service Providers.
Q2: Can a Network Service Provider request termination of his/her participation in the DHC network?
A2: Yes. If a Network Service Provider wishes to withdraw from the DHC network, he should give advance notice to the DHC Operator within a period specified by the Operator. The Network Service Provider shall ensure that all the scheduled services are delivered before the termination date.
Q3: If a Network Service Provider has moved to practise in another district, is he still eligible to be the Network Service Provider of the previously enrolled DHC network?
A3: A Network Service Provider will serve in the DHC network of the corresponding or nearby districts.
Amendment of Particulars
Q1: How can Network Service Providers update or amend their information after enrolling in the Scheme?
A1: Should there be any updates / changes made, in the future or thereafter, to the information previously provided in the Enrolment Application or that is pertinent to a Network Service Provider's participation in this Scheme, please inform the DHC Operator immediately.
Note: The above FAQs for HCPs are for reference only. HCPs should refer to the Terms and Conditions of the DHC for details.
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What Do Dogs and Puddings Have in Common? Find the Answer in York!
Sometimes travellers pick a location based on thought associations that are favourable to them. For example, many people visit Italy for the pasta and pizza dishes, many people choose to visit Coney Island for their world famous hot dogs, and many others choose to visit Japan for a true taste of sushi. So what does York have that tourists want to try? Yorkshire puddings of course!
When many tourists think of York, they think of the rich history, the beautiful cathedral, little Yorkshire Terrier dogs, and every Yorkshireman's favourite treat: Yorkshire puddings. But York has so much more to offer! Keep reading to find out more about dogs and puddings. You never know, after reading this article you may end up wanting to see the city for yourself. And if you do, there are plenty of sights to see, things to do and so many hotels in York that you may even find one that features Yorkshire pudding on its 5 star menu!
Killer Yorkshire Terriers
Unless you are proudly owned by one of those lovable little Yorkshire Terriers, you may not know that they were originally bred to be killers. A pint sized killer you ask? In fact, Yorkies were bred to hunt down (and of course kill) rats in the many textile mills York was famous for way back in the 1860s. Although Yorkshire Terriers originally came from Scotland, many kennel club experts state emphatically that the breed saw improvements upon arrival in York and so this is how the breed got its name.
Yorkshire Pudding – A Commoner's Dish Gone Royal
While little is really known about the actual origins of Yorkshire pudding, what we do know is quite interesting. Back at a time when there were blights, famines and a feudal society that left little for the tables of commoners, Yorkshire pudding had its humble beginnings. A dish comprised of flour, eggs and either water or milk, it was served as a main course with a bit of gravy because it was quite filling and of course cheaply made from ingredients at hand.
Over time the dish evolved to include meats and a tastier gravy. It became traditional Sunday lunch fare for the tables of royalty and commoner alike. The ingredients largely depended on the resources of the table for which it was prepared, but still today Yorkshire pudding is a world-famous dish that everyone has to try at least once in a lifetime. Why not try it first on your holiday in York?
The historic County of York in the North of England is indeed the largest county which means there will be plenty to see and do. Why not visit one of the historic 14 Yorkshire castles listed as being accessible (or at least viewable) to the public? See some of the listed textile buildings that 'employed' Yorkies as their rat-killing dogs and of course sit at a table with a scrumptious platter of Yorkshire puddings in front of you. It gets no better than this so make sure to put York on your list of places to visit next time around.
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Fasten your seatbelts! Though the second week of January is traditionally a busy one for me (partly because of bday), fitting to the WeeklyBeats spirit I've managed to squeeze this up-tempo tune out of my gb in the spare time I had. Enjoy!
holy hell!!! that's some grade A wavetabling! i just know this gonna make it to the 4ntler greatest hits!! great track, dude!
Thanks Wirefire! Was a first for me to do this kind of wobbly bass wav, glad you like it!
Upbeat as hell and a little crazy at parts, but I really like it.
Nice! I am looking forward for the next tracks!
As someone who doesn't know anything about chiptune beside the limitations shared by most chips, this is quite impressive. Feels like it stops a little too suddenly though, but good job.
Lots of fun in this very upbeat tune! Happy birthday as well!
Totally agree, wish I had had more time to spend on this! I actually love chip for the limitations it brings. To me it stimulates creativity so much more than the paralysis of having too much options in a DAW or such (though I've worked plenty with those).
[quote=Nestrogen]I'm digging the tempo! [/quote] [quote=Devieus]Happy birthday.[/quote] [quote=CosmicCairns]Upbeat as hell and a little crazy at parts, but I really like it.[/quote] [quote=zlatovlas]Nice! I am looking forward for the next tracks![/quote] [quote=hypnogram]Lots of fun in this very upbeat tune! Happy birthday as well![/quote] Thanks all! I think a little crazy describes this rather well ;) [quote=AYhaz]As someone who doesn't know anything about chiptune beside the limitations shared by most chips, this is quite impressive. Feels like it stops a little too suddenly though, but good job.[/quote] Totally agree, wish I had had more time to spend on this! I actually love chip for the limitations it brings. To me it stimulates creativity so much more than the paralysis of having too much options in a DAW or such (though I've worked plenty with those).
Loving this! Your lsdj tunes are so good, keep it up!
Really nice! Fun track with good programming and use of the stereo field.
Roboctopus, good sir, you have no idea how much that means coming from you.
Def enjoying the stereo bouncing leads in this, nice work!
Various sounds and melodies are intertwined and wonderful!
Haha this pic describes this perfectly! Neon chaos!
[quote=Tone Matrix]Def enjoying the stereo bouncing leads in this, nice work![/quote] [quote=tobokegao]Various sounds and melodies are intertwined and wonderful! :D[/quote] Thanks! I'm liking the track more than I did myself back in week 2. Funny how that works. 嬉し顔 [quote=onezero][img]https://media.giphy.com/media/XtbhO9lOywm8o/giphy.gif[/img][/quote] Haha this pic describes this perfectly! Neon chaos!


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Verdict on Aramco Crude-to-Chemicals Plan With Sabic Expected in Second Quarter
Matthew Martin
Bloomberg January 16, 2020
(Bloomberg) -- Saudi Basic Industries Corp. and Saudi Aramco expect to announce in the second quarter whether they'll proceed with plans to build a facility to process crude oil directly into chemicals, Sabic's chief executive officer said.
The companies are still working on the proposal, assessing technological and market risks as well as spending requirements, Sabic CEO Yousef Al Benyan said Thursday in an interview in Riyadh. Sabic, the biggest chemicals producer in the Middle East, and Aramco, the world's largest oil exporter, agreed in 2016 to study the project, which would cut out a costly intermediate link in the production of plastics.
"We are in the phase of looking at the final scope," Al Benyan said. "As soon as we finalize it, and I think this will come in the second quarter, we will be able to make some announcement."
The complex, which the partners originally planned to build at Yanbu on the kingdom's western coast, is expected to process 400,000 barrels a day of crude and produce about 9 million tons of chemicals and base oils annually. Olivier Thorel, Aramco's executive director for chemicals, said in December that the project was progressing more slowly than anticipated.
Sabic is looking for acquisitions in specialty chemicals but has been unable to agree with Clariant AG of Switzerland about collaborating in a high-performance plastics venture, Al Benyan said. The Saudi state-run company acquired a 24.99% stake in Clariant in 2018, but Sabic's takeover by Aramco has hampered its ties. Aramco, known formally as Saudi Arabian Oil Co., targets completing a planned $69 billion buyout of Sabic in the first half of 2020.
"We have not been able to agree with Clariant on the transactions we signed an MOU for last year, and that's driven by market conditions," he said. "We have not agreed on the market value of our specialty business. Clariant is still one of the companies we looked at strategically, and we think it's a good company and good brand and we will wait for the right time to go back and leverage our specialty versus the Clariant business line."
Sabic has no immediate plans to raise funds, Al Benyan said. "If we had to do any acquisitions or projects, then we would probably do it, but nothing is on the horizon."
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Serena and Venus may be tennis excellence personified, but don't forget Richard
The sisters are the most accomplished sports siblings in history thanks in large part to the courage and fire of their father
In this April 7, 2012 photo, Richard Williams cheers for his daughter, Serena Williams, between points of her semifinal match against Samantha Stosur, of Australia, at the Family Circle Cup tennis tournament in Charleston, S.C. AP Photo/Mic Smith
By LZ Granderson	@Locs_n_Laughs
Serena Williams was gathering her things to walk off the court after her 6-2 6-3 victory over Johanna Konta on Jan. 25 when Rennae Stubbs, who conducted the postmatch interview, said something to the crowd that just didn't sound right.
"Ladies and gentlemen, world No. 2, Serena Williams."
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It was odd hearing the greatest to ever do it be referred to as second best. And one could infer from the manner in which Williams' once toothy smile slowly evaporated that she wasn't particularly fond of the characterization either. Nonetheless, since Angelique Kerber won the U.S. Open in September 2016, that had been the reality: Williams was not No. 1. The index finger she normally raised high in the air after a victory, a tad hollow.
It was in that moment that I knew she was going to win the Australian Open. Some people are masters at hiding how they really feel. Williams — like former first lady Michelle Obama — never struck me as someone who bothered playing that game.
Yet as the accolades continue to pour in celebrating her achievements as well as those of her ageless sister Venus Williams, there is one name that should not be forgotten.
Serena Williams (right) embraces her father Richard Williams (center) as her sister Venus looks on, after she defeated Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland to win the women's final match at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledon, England, on July 7, 2012.
AP Photo/Alastair Grant
Richard Williams never flinched in telling a predominantly white tennis world exactly what his two black daughters from Compton, California, were going to do. After Venus made the U.S. Open Final in her very first appearance, Richard confidently told the world that Serena was better. And when his daughters were slighted in the media, in the crowds or by other players, he had no problem going John Q on their behalf. Yeah, he talked a lot of smack early on — like holding a sign that read "I told you so" or telling World No. 2 Arantxa Sanchez Vicario "I hope you win," before facing a then 14-year old Venus — but time has shown he was able to back it up (though Venus did lose that match). A shock to most, but when you overcome life as a sharecropper in the segregated South — with the constant threat of the Ku Klux Klan shadowing your every move — you become accustomed to doing the impossible.
"I wanted to go to Chicago so bad," Richard said of his early days during an interview to promote his 2014 memoir, Life in Black and White: The Way I See It. "I was so tired of being called names, jumped on, and having to run so fast, sometimes getting killed almost and house set on fire … I said, if I go to Chicago, it would be different.
"My mom said, 'Son, I don't care where you go, it's gonna be the same for you. You have to learn to expect things from yourself. Not what people are going to do to you.' She taught me that I had to be rough, I had to be tough and I had to be strong."
Richard's mother also taught him that family was the world's greatest institution. The love displayed between Venus and Serena after their matches is not merely the behavior of two sisters, but the physical manifestation of lessons passed from ancestors to ancestors in order to survive. If you appreciate how much the two care for one another, then you must have room to appreciate the man, the father who taught them the importance of doing so — regardless of what others expected them to do.
Age and reports of health issues have kept him out of the player box for a number of years now, but know this: Each time Serena twirls around holding up that index finger, Richard is there. When Venus talks about overcoming the debilitating Sjögren's syndrome, she is drawing part of her strength from a man who grew up picking cotton in the unforgiving Louisiana heat.
Yeah, when he was on the tour he was a bit odd.
But 62 combined major titles, eight combined gold medals, and 321 combined weeks at No. 1 is not exactly normal.
So when the International Tennis Hall of Fame finally opens its doors to the Williams family, my hope is that they make room for three. No coach in the past 20 years has had as big of an impact on the game than Richard. And when you factor in him teaching himself how to play, buying used tennis balls for 10 cents, putting rackets on layaway, and regularly getting into fistfights with gang members in order to use the tennis courts, leaving him out in the hall would only serve to show how little voters truly understand the best sports story in history.
LZ Granderson is a contributor to ABC, SportsNation and a Senior writer for The Undefeated. LZ's work has been recognized by the Online News Association, Lone Star Emmy, the National Association of Black Journalists, the National Association for Multi-Ethnicity in Communication and the National Lesbian and Gay Journalists Association which named him Journalist of the Year in 2011. Be sure to catch him on "Mornings with Keyshawn, Jorge and LZ."
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Dan Wheldon, Indy 500 champion, dies after crash 33
Daniel Clive "Dan" Wheldon (June 22, 1978 – October 16, 2011) was an English auto racing driver. He was the 2005 Indy Racing League IndyCar Series champion, and winner of the Indianapolis 500 in 2005 and 2011. Wheldon died during a racing accident at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on 16 October 2011, at the age of 33.
Dan Wheldon cause of death
DeathAt the 2011 IZOD IndyCar Series season finale at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on 16 October 2011, Wheldon was involved in a 15-car accident during lap 11 of the race. The massive pile-up resulted in a red flag. Wheldon had to be extricated from his car and was airlifted to a local hospital with what were described as "serious injuries." He subsequently succumbed to his injuries. He was 33 years old.
Dan Wheldon's Last Tweet Before Race
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22 February - 10 March 2019
It's simple - we want to create noise - as much Welsh noise as possible.
We want others to know what's great about being Welsh, and we want them to join us in our celebrations.
Every nation is unique, and each has their own way of commemorating this. Wales Week à Paris is our opportunity, and we plan to use this as a stepping stone to help raise the profile of everything that is awesome about Wales.
Wales Week à Paris is part of the Wales Week Worldwide movement of St David's Day celebrations - founded in 2017 in London and now taking place simultaneously in many locations around the world such as New York, Washington, New England, Ohio, Melbourne, Paris, Germany, Newcastle, Essex, London and elsewhere.
Where Wales meets Paris, when Paris celebrates Wales.
Wales Week à Paris is an annual showcase of activities and events that celebrate and promote everything that's great about Wales.
Through a calendar of events around St David's Day, which galvanises the existing Welsh community in Paris, Wales Week à Paris will aim to build a positive momentum across the city that is distinctly about Wales.
This is the opportunity for organisations in Wales through which they can promote their products and services, and develop new Paris-based audiences, partnerships and connections.
So together, with the best of Welsh music, art, food, tourism, sport, business, theatre, comedy, tech, our heritage and the media, we're promoting a series of events that will collectively showcase everything that's amazing about Wales!
Wales Week à Paris was founded by two Welsh-based business people, Dan Langford and Mike Jordan - importantly though, the initiative could only achieve what is has because of the tremendous response from the Welsh community in Paris, and the incredible support we've received from our partners and sponsors.
Wales Week à Paris also owes a huge debt of thanks to the Welsh Government and the Office of the Secretary of State for Wales - working collaboratively and with a shared ambition to promote a modern Wales to the rest of world.
We'd love your support and input, this initiative must aim to benefit the whole of Wales and in any capacity possible; for that we need more activities, and louder and more diverse events. We want to make as much Welsh noise as possible and blow the minds of everyone across Paris.
So, do please get in touch to chat through any ideas you may have.
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Roseola is a very common childhood viral disease. It can be found in small children between the ages of 6 months or twenty four months. Initially the child will likely just have very high fever or after the fever has broken in three to seven days, the child can get red-colored brought up rash all-around the whole body. The rash can last between few hours to week and it begins on the torso and also widely spread to the arms, hind legs and facial skin. This rash is not itchy.
A few young children contaminated with roseola infection showcase the quality viral symptoms for example cough, runny nose, swollen glands, diarrhea and becoming easily irritated. But, the majority of cannot display any signs and symptoms that is what might make the medical diagnosis tough. It truly is when the rash shows up that doctor are able to analyze the condition.
There is no specific healing of roseola or the majority of children obtain all right without treatment. Though, to help reduce the fever, you can offer medicines like acetaminophen or even ibuprofen.
Roseola is caused by Man Herpes Virus-6 (HHV-6) and is also referred to as the Sixth health problem and exanthema sibitum. Possibly even Human being Herpes simplex virus Virus-7 (HHV-7) is regarded to bring about roseola. It does not have any seasonal pattern for roseola along with a child can get it at any time of the season. Although almost all doctors think roseola is not contagious, there are others who believe that roseola virus is get spread around by way of saliva and also respiratory secretions whenever the children has fever.
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), if a child has roseola rash, he can get back to daycare as long as he could be not operating fever.


A Dubious Drive is a Quest in Final Fantasy XV.
"In a dubious coincidence, the outlandish stranger from Galdin appears before the friends, informing them that Titan's insistent calling is behind Noctis's headaches. Though suspicious of his intent, the party decides to take this "Ardyn" up on his offer to guide them to the Disc of Cauthess."
All you need to do here is simply follow Ardyn's car as it travels. Other than that there's not much else to this quest. Just make sure not to lose sight of his car or the quest will fail. Once you arrive at the station you can opt to rest up.
How do you get your car to go fast enough to keep up with Ardyn's??? I have completed all the Cindy quests I can do and have not gotten an upgrade for speed. Ardyn's car leaves me in the dust PLEASE HELP!!!


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Q: Why I and j are not aliases here is the code:
int main() {
   int i = 0;
   int &j = i;
   j = 10;
   return i;
}

and its ir with O0 level optimization:
; Function Attrs: noinline norecurse nounwind optnone uwtable mustprogress
define dso_local i32 @main() #0 !dbg !7 {
entry:
  %retval = alloca i32, align 4
  %i = alloca i32, align 4
  %j = alloca i32*, align 8
  store i32 0, i32* %retval, align 4
  call void @llvm.dbg.declare(metadata i32* %i, metadata !11, metadata !DIExpression()), !dbg !12
  store i32 0, i32* %i, align 4, !dbg !12
  call void @llvm.dbg.declare(metadata i32** %j, metadata !13, metadata !DIExpression()), !dbg !15
  store i32* %i, i32** %j, align 8, !dbg !15
  %0 = load i32*, i32** %j, align 8, !dbg !16
  store i32 10, i32* %0, align 4, !dbg !17
  %1 = load i32, i32* %i, align 4, !dbg !18
  ret i32 %1, !dbg !19
}

and use command:
opt -disable-basic-aa --cfl-steens-aa -aa-eval print-all-alias-modref-info e0.ll

get result:
  NoAlias:      i32* %i, i32* %retval
  NoAlias:      i32* %retval, i32** %j
  NoAlias:      i32* %i, i32** %j
  NoAlias:      i32* %0, i32* %retval
  MayAlias:     i32* %0, i32* %i
  NoAlias:      i32* %0, i32** %j

Does anyone know why the result is 'MayAlias'.

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SARAH M. MITCHELL vs. WILLIAM H. THOMAS.
Present: KNOWLTON, C. J., HAMMOND, LORING, SHELDON, & RUGG, JJ.
Statute of Limitations. Evidence, Of payment. Bills and Notes. Payment.
At the trial of an action upon a promissory note by the payee against the maker, the defence relied upon was that the period of limitation had passed. Upon the back of the note was indorsed a payment with a date within a time less than the statutory period before the action was brought, and the plaintiff, subject to exception by the defendant, testified that the indorsement was written upon the note by him in the presence of the defendant, who saw it made and who at the same time paid to the plaintiff the amount stated in the indorsement to have been paid. The defendant contended that the case was within the provisions of R. L. c. 202, § 13, that no indorsement of a payment of the principal or interest of a note, written on the note by the party to whom such payment had been made, should be sufficient proof of the payment to take the case out of the provision of the statute of limitations. Held, that, there being other evidence sufficient to prove the payment besides the indorsement, the statute did not apply.
CONTRACT upon four promissory notes. Writ in the Municipal Court of the City of Boston dated May 24, 1904.
On appeal to the Superior Court, the case was tried before Bishop, J. The notes were dated, respectively, June 8 and June 13, 1893, September 28, 1895, and February 28, 1896. The defendant denied the signatures and set up the statute of limitations. The plaintiff testified that, previous to June 1, 1898, she had repeatedly asked the defendant to pay the notes, and that he always had put her off; that, he having said he wanted to see the notes, she carried them down to his place of business on June 1, 1898, and asked him to pay a little on them; that he gave her $5, and that she sat down at the desk in his presence and indorsed $1 on three of the notes and $2 on the other, and that he saw her do it. The defendant objected to the admission of all evidence concerning the payment of $5 and its indorsement upon the notes, on the ground that, "Where a note comes within the statute of limitations, it is not permitted to the plaintiff to testify to any payment made," and excepted to the ruling of the presiding judge admitting such evidence.
The evidence of the defendant tended to controvert that of the plaintiff, and, at the close of the evidence, he asked the presiding judge to rule that upon all the evidence a verdict should be given for the defendant; and that "part payment of a note cannot be proved by an indorsement made by the party herself, and, there being no other evidence of payment in this case, that the verdict should be for the defendant." The presiding judge refused to give the rulings requested, but did instruct the jury that the indorsements on the backs of the notes were not sufficient evidence to take the notes out of the provisions of the statute, and, that, if the case rested upon the indorsements, they could not find for the plaintiff; but that that was not the whole of the case; that the ground of recovery, if they found the plaintiff ought to recover, was the testimony as to payment as stated by the plaintiff in her evidence, and that the case rested upon her testimony as against the testimony for the defendant.
The jury found for the plaintiff, and the defendant alleged exceptions.
The case was submitted on briefs.
J. F. O'Connell & W. F. McNamara, for the defendant.
F. S. Harlow, for the plaintiff.
RUGG, J. The defendant has argued that testimony by the payee of notes, to the effect that the maker made a certain payment to her before the statute of limitations had run, and that, thereupon, in the maker's presence, the payee wrote an indorsement of payment on the back of each of the notes in suit, and that he then promised to pay the balance due, was inadmissible. There is nothing in this contention. Under R. L. c. 202, §13, a mere indorsement of payment by the holder of a note, standing by itself and without corroboration from circumstances or other evidence, is not sufficient to lift the bar of the statute of limitations. But this statute has no application where there is evidence outside the indorsement. Sibley v. Phelps, 6 Cush. 172. The plaintiffs testimony as to the circumstances, under which the payment and the indorsements were made, and the accompanying conversation, was ample to show a payment made within six years by the defendant. The rulings requested by the defendant were properly refused, and those given by the Superior Court aptly stated the law applicable to the issues and the
evidence. The case is so clear that the exceptions appear frivolous. Therefore, double costs are imposed, and interest at the rate of twelve per cent a year upon the amount found due as debt, from the time when the exceptions were allowed, and it is


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Paul Samson 8/2002
August 9, 2002 – Paul Samson was born Paul Sanson on June 4, 1953 in Norwich, England.
In 1976 Paul Samson replaced Bernie Tormé in London-based band Scrapyard, joining bassist John McCoy and drummer Roger Hunt. The band name was changed to McCoy, and they built up a busy gigging schedule, whilst also independently playing various sessions. Eventually, McCoy left to join Atomic Rooster. His replacement was the band's sound engineer and a close friend of Paul Samson's, Chris Aylmer. Aylmer suggested a name change to Samson, and recommended a young drummer, Clive Burr, whom he had previously played with in the band Maya. Burr joined, and Samson was born, although for a time Paul Samson used bassist Bill Pickard and drummer Paul Gunn on odd gigs when Aylmer and Burr were honoring previous commitments.
Various other people were tried out to expand the line up: Paul Samson got in touch with an old bandmate, bass player Stewart Cochrane, and asked him to try out with the group as a four-piece, with the current bass player Chris Aylmer on second guitar alongside Paul. Only one gig was played in this incarnation, at The Nag's Head pub in Rochester, Kent on 11 March 1978, where it was decided that Paul Samson and Aylmer's playing styles were not compatible, so they went back to being a three-piece.
Cochrane joined the avant-garde jazz-rock band Spanish Fly; he later continued his career as an orchestra-leader for Holland America Line, Windstar Cruises and performed and recorded with members of bands The Animals, Nashville Teens and Steve Hackett Band. In October 1978, lead vocalist Mark Newman joined, but after about six shows, Paul Samson resumed lead vocals and they reverted to a three-piece line-up.
At the end of 1978, Burr left. They auditioned over 60 drummers, and eventually decided on Barry Purkis. The band were offered a recording contract, but Aylmer would not commit, so Paul Samson and Purkis decided that, as John McCoy was producing and had co-written much of the material, they would ask him to play bass on the album. The album was recorded for release on Lazer records, and given the title Survivors. In late 1979 Bruce Dickinson joined as lead vocalist under the name 'Bruce Bruce'.
The band's second album, Head On, was released in July 1980 and peaked at No. 34 in the UK Albums Chart. The supporting tour was full of controversy and legal issues, due to problems with their management. They kept writing and rehearsing for a new record. Ten songs had already been composed, by October 1980, and were ready to be recorded. At the same time, the band re-issued their debut album, Survivors, now with Dickinson handling vocal duties. The tour continued until the end of the year, when Samson entered the studio to record their third album, Shock Tactics. This was the last album Dickinson recorded with the band. Samson faced an innumerable amount of problems with their management. They were always being booked on ill-matched support tours. After leaving their management in 1981 they discovered that their record company was going bankrupt. Dickinson said they "made every mistake in the business". His last performance with Samson was at the Reading Festival in 1981. This was recorded by the BBC and released in 1990, as the live album Live at Reading 1981.
The group posted three entries in the UK Singles Chart. These were "Riding With The Angels (1981, No. 54), "Losing My Grip" (1982, No. 63) and "Red Skies (1983, No. 65).
Following Dickinson's departure for Iron Maiden, former Hackensack and Tiger vocalist Nicky Moore was recruited to front the band who had also signed a new recording contract with Polydor. Samson's first release with Moore was the "Losing My Grip" EP in 1982. The title track as well as "Pyramid to the Stars" had originally been cut with Dickinson. Those versions would remain unreleased until they surfaced on the Shock Tactics CD re-release in 2001. Samson issued two albums with more, 1982's Before the Storm and 1984 Don't Get Even, Get Mad before the group disbanded with Paul Samson carrying on solo.
In 1990, Paul Samson asked New York singer/songwriter Rek Anthony to write lyrics and vocal melodies for Samson's studio reformation project. As a collaboration, Anthony wrote and recorded the lyrics and vocal melodies for eight songs while in New York, and in London re-recorded five demos at Picnic Studios. With limited time and budget, the band could only record five demo songs and the project was never completed. The Picnic demos were never picked up by Samson's record company, and sat idle for almost nine years. Anthony, Paul Samson, Gerry Sherwin and Tony Tuohy played some shows in Germany and the Netherlands under the name English Rogues, and as Samson whilst opening for Girlschool. After the dates in Europe, Anthony returned to New York. In 1999, Paul Samson released a CD containing five of the compositions from the Picnic Demos, entitled Past, Present and Future.
In 1999, the Samson-Aylmer-Thunderstick line-up reformed for a live show in Tokyo, and in 2000, with Nicky Moore back on board, a series of live dates, including a "25th Anniversary of the NWOBHM" concert at the London Astoria on 26 May 2000, which also featured Angel Witch on the bill. Samson's performance was recorded and released as a live album. The same line-up later appeared at the Wacken Open Air rock festival on 4 August 2000.
The group effectively disbanded with Paul Samson's death from cancer on 9 August 2002 at age 49.
• It has been rumored that Paul can be heard on the recording of the Ram Jam 1977 rock hit Black Betty. Not true. It really was Bill Bartlett.
• Moore paid tribute to his late bandmate at the Sweden Rock Festival on 12 June 2004, with a set entitled "Nicky Moore plays Samson".
• The band appeared in a short-movie Biceps of Steel in 1980, directed by Julien Temple, which was intended as the B-film to a major feature produced and promoted by the record company. The film featured two music-video type sequences which form the 15 minute film. Though it has been largely forgotten, clips from it were seen in the movie The Incubus (1981). However, in 2006 Biceps of Steel re-surfaced on Bruce Dickinson's Anthology DVD.
• Bass player Chris Aylmer born Christopher Robin Aylmer, 7 February 1948 died on 9 January 2007 following a battle with throat cancer. Drummer Clive Burr died on 12 March 2013 after many years suffering from multiple sclerosis.
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