Page: Home > Current Projects & Consultancy > The Medway Advocacy Project The Medway Advocacy Project The Medway Advocacy Project is a demonstration project exploring how effective advocacy can be offered to individuals with learning disabilities whose behaviour is described as challenging, as issues surrounding their support can be extremely complex.
Knowing the difference between direct and indirect heat (and when to use one, the other, or both) is the difference between a grill rookie and a grill master. Direct heat will get you great grill marks over a fast flame, while indirect will bring your meat to temperature and make desserts on the grill a breeze.
The pattern and severity of the burns received are different from those received by exposure to a broader source of heat or flame or from contact with a very localized, hot solid object. Hot liquids burn only where contact is made with the body. Whereas exposure to a fire burns the skin surface facing the fire, hot fluids flow with gravity away from the initial contact point and thus can burn all along the course of the flow, until the fluid leaves the body or cools sufficiently.