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Rusop, M. and Soga, T. (2009) Evolution of Nano-structured Products in Mechanical Alloying of Ni and Ti with or without Process Control Agent. NANOSCIENCE AND NANOTECHNOLOGY, 1136 Pages: 825-829 Published: 2009 . pp. 825-829. ISSN 0094-243X
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Mechanical alloying technique was employed to produce nano-structured NiTi compound using elemental mixture with equiatomic composition. Also, addition of 2% process control agent (stearic acid, methanol or ethanol) was examined. A relatively fast reaction was found between Ni and Ti in the absence of PCAs and formation of B2-NiTi nano-crystallites were detected using XRD and TEM after 30h of milling. The mean particle and crystallite size were similar to 2 mu m and similar to 30nm, respectively. Using ethanol, methanol or stearic acid as PCA, resulted in the reduction of the milled products to similar to 90nm (exhibited by SEM), but no NiTi phase formed. Instead the milled products were found to be contaminated by oxygen.
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By Matthew Collin - As the dust settles from this weekends superfight between Ricky Hatton and Manny Pacquiao, a number of questions remain unanswered and a number of new ones have presented themselves. Many observers (myself included) are still reeling from the devastating nature of Mannys victory, and more and more it seems we are in the presence of boxing greatness as we watch a career for the ages unfold before our eyes.
However, the inevitable criticism of Hatton has already begun, and if indeed it is the last time we see him inside the squared circle, I would hope that history will be a little kinder to him than the headlines we have seen over the last couple of days.
In a boxing world where fighters are continually lambasted for their money first, risk second attitude towards the fights they take, I believe Hatton and indeed for that matter Pacquiao, should be celebrated for continually testing themselves against the best. Right from his breakthrough win against Kostya Tszyu in 2005 on that momentous night in Manchester, Ricky has taken his 140 pound championship on the road, immediately stating his intention to travel to America and fight the best.. Not for him the safe cocoon of home territory which has proved such a security blanket for other fighters both European and American. In the same breath, Pacquiaos resume reads like a whos who of modern day greats, and his nickname the Mexicutioner is an old-style nickname, one actually earned from the deeds of the fighter, not a promoter hyping up a fighter to sell tickets.
As soon as fights were available with Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao were, Hatton jumped at them without thought for money or risk or home advantage. Yes, he lost in both of them and I think we can all say that at the very, very top level Ricky was found wanting. But contrast that with the attitude of Mayweather, who has cynically played his way to the top of each division he has fought in, choosing the easiest route to the biggest belt with the minimum risk. Will Floyd be remembered as the better boxer? Certainly. Will he still be remembered in 20 years for his never say die, all or nothing risk taking outlook? No.
Should he eventually make the incredibly difficult decision to hang them up, Hatton should be remembered not for what happened on Saturday night, but for the way he tried to live up to all our expectations of what a championship boxer should be. No fear. Fight the best. Entertain the fans. Perhaps we should all take a step back from Saturday and consider how many current fighters have this attitude, because when warriors like Hatton and Pacquiao are gone, we might miss them more than we think
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Bryan leads the pack with seven nominations, while Florida Georgia Line earned six.
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Rosemary Wells is a prolific creator of children's picture books and has also written for older audiences. Her two most popular franchises, which have also been adapted for television, are Max and Ruby and Timothy Goes to School. Some other popular titles by her include the Bunny Planet books, the Edward the Unready series (later rereleased as eBooks under the banner "Edward Almost Ready"), the McDuff series and Emily's First 100 Days of Kindergarten. Her nonfiction titles have included Help Children Cope with Divorce and Getting to Know You: Rodgers and Hammerstein Favorites. Some of her works titled at older audiences include Mary on Horseback and The Miraculous Tale of the Two Maries. In all, she has written well over 100 titles. Her newest series, about a group of young alligators, is called Kindergators.Her very first title, published in 1972, was Unfortunately Harriet. It is currently out of print. Her second title, published a year later, was the much more well-known Noisy Nora, which remains in print to this day, with Nora becoming one of the characters on the Timothy Goes to School television series.She was also involved in the production of the Max & Ruby and Timothy television series.
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The world's population is set to reach seven billion and will keep growing fast. How can we feed seven billion people and prevent a world food crisis? According to Jean Ziegler, who was UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food from 2000 to 2008, a child dies of hunger every five seconds. He points to several causes, such as rising food prices due to speculation as well as agricultural subsidies in Western countries.


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Ben's Return to Chisago...
Sunday, 03 August 2014 00:10
By Ben Ewers (benewers.blogspot.com)
Triathletes living in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis/St Paul had their pick of 7 different triathlon venues over the weekend of July 26/27, typical for any summer weekend in this Midwest hotbed of triathloning. I chose the Chisago City Sprint because it would be my third year in a row at this race, it is USAT sanctioned and Chisago City is located less than one hour northeast of the Twin Cities. It is a "home town" race that at $45 for the sprint is a super deal. You get all the usual stuff including a t-shirt, food, trophies and free coffee to help you wake up as your set-up in the dark. Finally, with the bike segment being my strongest leg, this sprint course was ripe for me with a 1/4 mile swim, 22 mile bike, and 5K run. The race venue also hosts a half Ironman and attracted approximately 500 to each event.
The race venue is typical for these "home town" type of races. A bit of seaweed in the primarily sandy lake, a grassy area for the transition (in this case a knoll overlooking the lake), a bit of biking over grass and through a bike tunnel under a major road, and a lot of relatively flat, smooth, and wide roads for biking.....
Brewhouse & Minnewaska Results Links...
Saturday, 02 August 2014 17:06
Photo - Suzie Fox and Jess Rossing went 1-2 at BH Sprint at Island Lake. Both obliterated the previous CR.
BREWHOUSE XXVIII - Overall male and female records fell in both the Olympic and sprint races, as did serveral AG marks.
Bich rocked his 12th career BH victory.
Words and photos on Monday or Tuesday. RESULTS
MINNEWASKA TRIATHLON - Angie Hop won her sixth career triathlon this morning in Glenwood at the Minnewaska Triathlon. She also won this race in 2011 after which she went to a bar and downed a shot of vodka (Tequila?) with a small live fish in it. We sure hope that she kept that tradition alive....
CY Breaks Three...
Thursday, 31 July 2014 00:10
5th Annual WASECA TRIATHLONS - Cathy Yndestad became the first woman in the five-year history of the Waseca 1/3 (1 mile - 34 miles - 8.8 miles) to break the three hour mark. Nicole Heininger (3:02:25 in 2013) and Diane Hankee (3:04:29 in 2012) came kinda close in the past, but CY dipped under the magic mark with almost four minutes to spare. Her time was 2:56:16, placing her 4th overall and only 4:38 behind men's winner, Travis Miller of Nisswa.
The win was the 69th of Cathy's stellar multisport career, which includes four US Athlete of the Year nominations (she won the award in 2009), two AG nationals titles and podium finishes and nine MMAs.
Filling out the women's Top 3 in the 1/3 were Sarah Berger (3:20:06) and Hilary Patzer (3:20:40).
Travis Miller finished 1:40 in front of runner-up Ryan Deyounge and 3 :38 ahead of Luke Nelson....
Arlandson Returning to Kona...
Wednesday, 30 July 2014 13:36
IRONMAN LAKE PLACID - MTN congratulates the man who is arguably our state's "ironest" amateur Ironman, Dan Arlandson. (He's won four 140.6 races in his career.)
At Lake Placid last weekend he placed 4th overall among amateurs and earned his 5th career Kona slot. Posted times are untrustworthy do to the cancellation of one of the swim loops that affected most AGers, but not Dan. His posted time is 8:52:58, but his actual time is 9:25:14.
Fun Size Snickers & Pink Ninjas...
Wednesday, 30 July 2014 00:10
By Mike McConkey
WALKER TRI RACE REPORT - Most of us love to go fast but realize if we speed excessively you will be chased down by one of the many law enforcement officials that patrol our roads to keep us safe.....
An Awesome Event...
Tuesday, 29 July 2014 02:10
CHISAGO LAKES HALF IX - Mild weather and deep, fit fields fueled a barrage of personal bests and even a few divisional course records on Sunday at scenic Paradise Park in Chisago City. Here are some stats that support this observation:
1. David Thompson (P - MN) - 4:03:11 - 6th Chisago win - 18th career Half IM victory.
2. Tom Gerlach (P - WI) - 4:04:08
3. Tim Hola (CO) - 4:04:27 - Amateur Course Record - Old Mark - 4:05:48 - Jon Balabuck - 2006.
4. Sean Cooley (ND) - 4:09:05 - Personal Best - Old PR - 4:14:36 - Kansas 70.3 in 2013.
5. Eric Engel (MN) - 4:11:28 - Personal Best - Old PR - 4:16:55 - Liberty '14.
6. Alex Hooke (MN) - 4:21:19
7. Paul Rockwood (WI) - 4:23:34 - Personal Best - Old PR - 4:29:55 - Duluth Tri '14.
8. Jake Cooley (ND - photo L) - 4:23:44 - Personal Best - Old PR - 4:34:29 - Superiorman '12....
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Cottage with 2 rooms and a beautiful view on Lucca plain
Beautiful cottage recently restored situated on the hills to north of Lucca (mt 250) in the beautiful zone of the sixteenth-century villas of the noble of Lucca.
Surrounded from olive and fruit trees, plants of lemon and flowers the house enjoys of a splendid sight on the green surrounding hills and on the plain one of Lucca.
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3BR, 2 Bathroom, Kitchen, Living Room w/Fireplace, Large Deck and Wooded Views
This is a great condo, professionally upgraded. Luxury Queen in MBR with TV, and two twins in the guest BR and another queen in the Loft area. 46' LED in the Living Room with Sectional Sofa and Recliner, and a 32' LCD in the MBR. Newly Remodeled Kitchen with dishwasher and Refrigerator with Ice Maker. Dining room table seats 6 comfortably. Large Back Deck with chairs, and BBQ grill. Our condo is just one mile from the mountain top. Brand new indoor Swimming pool and sauna/hot tub for those winter aches, and an outdoor pool for the summer sun. Local hiking trails in the village, and private dock access at Village owned Beach. Our cabin style condo is fully equipped for all your needs. Firewood is provided just steps from the condo unit. Parking is just in front of the cabin and there is plenty of space. World-class skiing is located under 2 miles up the hill at Whitefish Mountain Ski and Summer Resort - voted one of the top 20 ski resorts in the country by Powder Magazine. Free Wi-FI
SKI Details: Ptarmigan Village is one mile from the Ski Slopes. There is a Ski Bus that comes by but it is better to drive to the lifts at Whitefish Mountain Resort (Big Mountain). Lessons and lift tickets are very reasonable and there are a wide variety of easy to extremely challenging trails.
There is also great Cross Country (Nordic) at the Whitefish Golf Course, Round Meadows, Glacier National Park, and at Essex Mt.
The Winter carnival is held the first week in February and is a good time with races, night skiing and other events.
Summer Events: Whitefish Lake has great boating and fishing as does Flathead Lake. The Flathead River in Glacier Park, is great for whitewater rafting and fly fishing. Going to the Sun Road is a must do in the summer, and if hiking is your thing, you will be in heaven with all the marvelous sites and trails in the wilderness areas.
Many great golf courses in the area, with the Whitefish Golf Course the closest. Another picturesque and challenging course is at Glacier Park West Entrance. There are 5 or 6 other courses in the immediate area.
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5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, sleeps 10
The villa was last year completely reconstructed in 2011. A new bed room over the ocean and a big covered terrace had been added(still not on the satellite picture of Google maps.
The house is on a rock, 20m above the ocean and provides incredible sunsets.
The entire property is very private and protected against outside views.
We just added a new bedroom with 2 single beds in the mainhouse which are perfect for younger children because their bed room is Close to the bed room of their parents.
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I love their fabric choices and great prices. Love the new cuzco fabric line, it would be great to make a "happy" quilt. Thanks for a great giveawayReplyDelete
I am a follower via emailReplyDelete
The deal of the day idea is really neat!ReplyDelete
I've signed up for their newsletter and am a follower of theirs on facebook.ReplyDelete
I signed up for their newletter, and I love the Hometown collection. Hope to use it for an upcoming quilt.ReplyDelete
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I love the modern colors. Too often I find store with an overwhelming number of country, old flair without an antique feel, or Batiks and it really is just not for me. I love the modern clean looks of so many fabrics they carry. The Simple color collection is a fantastic example of this.ReplyDelete
I already receive their newsletter!ReplyDelete
I love Joel Dewberry's new line and I LOVE charm packs!ReplyDelete
...and I follow Southern Fabrics on Facebook!:)ReplyDelete
I love the selection, the patterns, and that their website is easy to navigate. Very nice. Thanks for a great giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love love simply color!ReplyDelete
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I am in love with the Lilac Aviary!ReplyDelete
Hadn't been to this store before. I liked that the site is clear & easy to navigate....and I like the Lark jelly roll!ReplyDelete
I subscribed to the newsletter!ReplyDelete
Love the scrap bag! Would be a great way to add to my stash!ReplyDelete
Signed up for the newsletter!ReplyDelete
I love the Joel Dewberry fabrics! I am fairly new to quilting and haven't purchased any yet to see them in person, but have been admiring them for awhile now :)ReplyDelete
I really like the Cameo Layer Cake. Thanks for the lovely giveaway.ReplyDelete
And I signed up for the Southern Fabric newsletter, thanks!ReplyDelete
The Gypsy Girl charm pack is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
I signed up for the newsletter!ReplyDelete
These colors are right up my alleyReplyDelete
love simply color!ReplyDelete
My first time shopping at Southern Fabric. Thanks for the tip! Love the Deal of the Day!!ReplyDelete
I am totally smitten with Cuzco at the moment...the peacock is just adorable!ReplyDelete
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I think the Joy collection is very cute!ReplyDelete
I like the Gypsy Girl layer cake at Southern Fabrics.ReplyDelete
...and now I am on there newsletter list. Love the bright fabrics.ReplyDelete
I'm more than a little in love with all of Aneela's fabrics...but that Notting Hill is gorgeous!!!ReplyDelete
I signed up for the Southern Fabrics newsletter.ReplyDelete
I love how they have put a name to a face on the designers page.ReplyDelete
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I have signed up for the newsletter.ReplyDelete
I love the wide selection of pre-cuts as well as the "deal of the day!"ReplyDelete
I love their selection. thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
I love how they have their collections broken down, especially the Avaiary. That way you can see just the colors that go with that particular prt of the collection.ReplyDelete
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Love the Cuzco fabrics! Thanks for the chance to win ~ fingers crossed!ReplyDelete
I love their variety of precuts and the scrap bag section is lots of fun. Thanks for introducing me to this lovely store.ReplyDelete
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I like the half yard bundles!ReplyDelete
I thought Coquette was nice, particularly the Lacey Bouquette yellow (not to mention that Sugar Almonds quilt!)ReplyDelete
The blue peacock is wonderful!ReplyDelete
I love the Cocoon collection. I am a collector of butterfly fabric!ReplyDelete
I liked that you can browse by price.ReplyDelete
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Cuzco - Metro Floral Peacock - Multi is one fabric I adore.ReplyDelete
I love the scoot line of fabric!ReplyDelete
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I love the deals of the day and I actually found some fabric Ive been looking for. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I have previously bought fabric from Southern Fabrics and Aubrey is great to work with. Fast service! I am loving their Simply Color.ReplyDelete
I signed up for Southern Fabrics newsletter! Looking forward to the Deal of the Day! Thanks for the chance to win!!ReplyDelete
I love the penguin family pattern b basic grey... might actually have to nab that one for the craft hope project for this month.ReplyDelete
I really love the Simply Color line - so many options! I also love the Serenade by Kate Spain FQ bundle.ReplyDelete
I follow SF on facebook, but now I also signed up for the newsletter, thanks!ReplyDelete
I would love to win an Aviary charm pack. So pretty! I also like the Meadow charm pack they have available. Both would make a very nice table topper, which I am into making these days.ReplyDelete
I signed up for their newsletter too. Thank you for introducing us!ReplyDelete
Love all of the scrap bags!!!ReplyDelete
Love the Mama Said Sew collection - the black, red and cream is really simple and pretty.ReplyDelete
I love the ease of their website and my fav collection at the moment is: http://www.southernfabric.com/Mama-Said-Sew-Fat-Quarter-Bundle-_p_467.htmlReplyDelete
but Im on the waiting list :-) Happy Holidays!
I signed up for their newsletter :-) Thanks and Happy Holidays!!!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love the Aviary 2 in Vintage Yellow!ReplyDelete
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I happened to phone Southern Fabrics for assistance a few weeks back and loved the customer service I received! awolk at rogers dot comReplyDelete
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I have followed on Facebook for a while, but I had not discovered until now that they still have McKenzie! I loved that line, I have a bunch of it stashed and I may just need to get some more.ReplyDelete
I also appreciate the clear explanation of how yardage is sold. It makes sense to my crazy brain. :)
Yay, the Nottinghill collection...love seeing pics of it from those who went to quilt market. :)ReplyDelete
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I love the richness in the color in the simply color precuts, especially the purple!!ReplyDelete
I saw some really cool scrap bags that I added to my ever increasing wish list. :)ReplyDelete
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I'm kinda in love with Marmalade. Yumm!ReplyDelete
I absolutely LOVE the bright colors and fun patterns! All of the fabrics would look great in projects! :)ReplyDelete
I love the Karavan fat quarter bundle!ReplyDelete
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The Simply Color line is beautiful!ReplyDelete
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I love Aviary 2! I've been looking for a fabric line with blues and purples to use in my recently redone craft room and haven't had much luck finding one that wasn't too little girlish. I think Aviary 2 might just fit the bill!ReplyDelete
I just signed up for their newletter. Loving the deal of the day feature!ReplyDelete
I like the Deal of the Day. This would make me return often to store.ReplyDelete
I love the Odds and Ends fabricsReplyDelete
I love Taza and Aviary 2 (lilac)... actually I love pretty much everything.ReplyDelete
I enjoy checking out the deal of the day...thank you!ReplyDelete
I love the "eat your fruits and veggies" collection!ReplyDelete
I signed up for their newsletter!ReplyDelete
I love that Odds and Ends fabricsReplyDelete
I love that Rainbow scrap pack! & the penguin family sewing pattern, also :)ReplyDelete
I'm in love with the Simply Color layer cake collection! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love the McKenzie collection.ReplyDelete
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I love the deal of the day, you never know what you'll findReplyDelete
I just went through the entire site, and I really love the way they display the different collections in their entirety. I'm looking for fabric coordinates for a quilt I am planning, and I didn't know what was out there right now. I live in a rural area without a lot of inspiration in our local stores, so this site is now bookmarked for me!ReplyDelete
I LOVE Simply Color!ReplyDelete
I just signed up for the newsletter.ReplyDelete
I love "Deal of the Day." I am signed up for the newsletter.ReplyDelete
I love the Cuzco Metro Floral Peacock oh and their scrap bags. Just wonderfulReplyDelete
I follow Southern Fabric on facebookReplyDelete
I have subscribed to their newsletter and look forward to getting it. Thank you for directing us there, I'm sure I will make a few purchases!ReplyDelete
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I love the fabric.ReplyDelete
I really liked Coquette...so pretty!ReplyDelete
I love anything Kate Spain, but especially Cuzco!ReplyDelete
I am signed up for their newsletter.ReplyDelete
Loving the Notting Hill! (Loved it at Sewing Summit, too.)ReplyDelete
Well, I just so happen to love Simply Color! I also love ABC, 123.ReplyDelete
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Thank you for introducing me to Southern Fabrics. Very impressed by their selection and prices!ReplyDelete
I love mama said sew. Plus deal of the day rocks.ReplyDelete
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LOVE the Cuzco Metro Peacock Flower in Light Blue!!!ReplyDelete
I signed up for the newsletter - thanks for introducing us to this site!!ReplyDelete
I adore the Cameo charm packs!ReplyDelete
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Some fresh air and colour in the gloomy winter! Gorgeous. Thanks for inspiring us all. JJReplyDelete
I've been eyeing off the Soul Blossoms precuts on their etsy page for ages!! Im just looking for the perfect quilt to do with it!ReplyDelete
I love Southern Fabrics! I absolutely love Americn Jane!! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
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Fabrics! Thanks for the chance.
They have a wonderful selection of precuts.ReplyDelete
I love the Riley Blake Scoot fabric - due soon. Perfect for something for my little nephew.ReplyDelete
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Am now signed up for their newsletter...and FB too...:0))))ReplyDelete
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I like them all specially the serenade fq bundle. Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
what I see that I like in their shop is all the pattern options!!!ReplyDelete
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Ive seen various posts about 7 home premium not connecting to network shares. I have 2 new boxes up on my network on the domain. They are running 7 Pro 32bit and they can connect to all of my network shares excxept for 1, my snap server. I have litterally tried everything i have been able to find pertaining to this issue. Ive enabled all of the Kerberos ciphers and have changed lan manager to Send LM & NTLM - use NTLMv2 session security if negotiated.
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This TV publicity image released by Lifetime shows Tania Raymonde portraying convicted killer Jodi Arias in a scene from the Lifetime movie "Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret," premiering Saturday, June 22, at 8:00 p.m. EST. (AP Photo/Lifetime, Jack Zeman) ORG XMIT: NYET303
Lifetime's new movie about convicted killer Jodi Arias isn't some slapdash effort designed to capitalize on a sensational murder case.
"This project was in the works over a year ago," says screenwriter Richard Blaney, who wrote the script with Gregory Small. "This thing didn't move as fast as everyone thinks. We completed the script in December."
That was the same month that Arias' televised trial commenced in the brutal 2008 slaying of Travis Alexander, a Mesa, Ariz., motivational speaker. Little did the writers know that the case would explode into something that simultaneously fascinated and repelled viewers and inspired endless amounts of chatter on social media.
"Once the trial kicked into gear, we didn't anticipate it was going to grab the nation as much as it did," Small says."Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret" (repeating at 7 and 11 p.m. Monday) is not a movie about the trial, which resulted in a first-degree murder conviction for Arias. She is now awaiting sentencing.
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"Every time Jodi Arias would open her mouth on the stand, we would get calls asking if we could work it into the script," Blaney says.
Filming wasn't easy for actress Tania Raymonde, who plays Arias in the film and who, until now, has been best-known for her work on TV's "Lost." As the public's perception of Arias changed through the trial's exposure on HLN, so did Raymonde's interpretation of the role.
"The portrait I tried to paint of Jodi was constantly evolving, and this, I couldn't really help," she says. "We were filming a person's life story that hasn't been fully written yet. However, I had a couple strong initial feelings about Jodi that I kept close to my heart because I trust my intuition. As an actor, that's all you've got."
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Greenwich councillors leap on Lewisham Hospital bandwagon
There'll be a few sore heads around Lewisham this morning after the government's plans to downgrade the accident and emergency department at Lewisham Hospital were quashed by the High Court. While Jeremy Hunt's Department of Health has been given leave to appeal, even this brief pause in the battle is one that's worth celebrating. It's a richly-deserved victory for the Save Lewisham A&E campaign and Lewisham Council, and any south-east Londoner that's given time or money to help the campaign.
The threat to the well-run Lewisham Hospital came solely because of the disastrous financial arrangements imposed on other hospitals in south-east London, including Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Woolwich, run by the South London Healthcare NHS Trust. The court's declared that Lewisham shouldn't suffer because of the misfortunes of other hospitals, but what will happen from October is that QEH will be taken under the wing of Lewisham Hospital's trust. Hopefully, both the Lewisham and Woolwich hospitals will be able to keep their A&Es, but QEH will be able to improve under the skilled management of the Lewisham team.
With the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition threatening to close the neighbouring borough's A&E, heaping pressure onto QEH, how did Greenwich borough's Labour politicians react? Not very well. When the plans to save the stricken SLHT, including shutting Lewisham A&E, were announced at the end of October, Greenwich Council's public health cabinet member John Fahy declared they were "better than expected but with serious negatives". I wrote about this in November, and it's worth reading the comments too.
Did any of Greenwich's 40 Labour councillors propose any motion to express the council's disapproval of the government's plan to shut the neighbouring A&E? No. To be fair, Greenwich eventually submitted a written response pointing out the closure was wrong, but politically, Greenwich's Labour leadership didn't lift a finger in the council chamber. Out of sight of the leader Chris Roberts, backbench councillors asked searching questions at a meeting with the ill-fated NHS adminstrator. But none of them proposed a motion to object, and the leadership kept their mouths shut and their options open. I wrote about this in December.
Until yesterday. Greenwich's Tory councillors, who can look like dangerous lefties compared with the Labour leadership, proposed a motion suggesting Greenwich uses some of the cash it now gets for public health to fund a clinic to ease the pressure on QEH's A&E. Not the dumbest idea you'll read, and an attempt to address an issue. (The motion's item 15 at the foot of this page.)
The response of Greenwich Labour's leadership was to propose a completely new motion condemning the government for proposing the closure of Lewisham Hospital's A&E, and expressing relief at the court ruling.
Which would have been fine… had any of Greenwich's Labour councillors been bothered enough to put together such a motion when Lewisham Hospital was really under threat. But they didn't.
When there was an excuse to bash the local Tories, suddenly, they found their campaigning zeal to do what they were told to do.
There's a London-wide Labour party campaign on emergency services cutbacks. But in Greenwich Council's chamber, the Labour party seems exempt from this – unless there's a bandwagon to be belatedly leapt upon.
PS. Among a load of other unedifying scenes at Wednesday's council meeting, independent councillor Eileen Glover, who is partially-sighted, was not given large-print copies of amendments to council motions, so she ended up being unable to vote on them. She protested to mayor Angela Cornforth, but was turned down. Neither her former Tory colleagues nor her Labour counterparts seemed interested in helping her, so she sat alone, unable to take part in the votes. That's got to be illegal, hasn't it?
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Sadly I'm afraid Greenwich already has an A&E that is a byword for overcrowding, long waits and poor care.
At least John Fahy is finding someone to blame, thats got to be more important that addressing the problem.
Interesting that some of the people John "better than expected" Fahy blamed, spent hours helping make placards, delivering leaflets, attending meetings, going to and speaking at public meetings and, of course, marching (in my case I was a steward on the march) in order to help try and save Lewisham Hospital. I didn't spot John there…
Disappointing that the Cabinet Member for Public Health decided not to answer Spencer Drury's question about what implications the ruling on Lewisham A&E will have on the A&E at QE in Woolwich. I think residents in Greenwich have a right to know and surely the Council Leadership must have looked into this as part of their response the consultation.
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Nikki, why is it wrong for Greenwich Labour candidates to celebrate the Lewisham victory when at least some of those celebrating, both sitting councillors and new candidates donated their own money to the Save Lewisham A&E appeal and turned up to the marches? Do we not count as "any south-east Londoner that's given time or money to help the campaign"?
Aidan – so that you and others understand which direction this criticism is coming from, let me offer a little bit of background. I consider myself one of life's natural Labour voters but often have misgivings about the local party and feel that the party nationally is still moving away from me in a rightwards direction. I am not a member of the party. I am lucky enough to know a couple of Greenwich Labour Councillors and people in the local party, and I know from experience that they are personally committed to the survival of the NHS and what's more to having health provision that we can be proud of.
I'm glad to hear that you have given time and effort to the campaign against the Lewisham downgrade along with all of us other South East Londoners. But I don't have an argument against you as a South East Londoner, I have an argument against you as a Greenwich Labour member.
What I would have liked to see – backed by research and projections – is a very quick response to say that the proposals put forward by the TSA would have been disastrous not just for Lewisham but also for Greenwich. Given that our A&E already runs partly out of a portakabin to deal with overflow, this should not have been a difficult argument to make. I would have liked this response to come from the council, but if the council would not make that response – and it wouldn't – I would have expected the local party to make their position clear.
Last year I attended an 'I love the NHS' event at Charlton House where Diane Abbott was the guest speaker. The other attendees were by and large Greenwich Labour members. The discussion that evening was impassioned if sometimes partisan. I would never have guessed as I walked away from the meeting with my new 'I love the NHS' badge that the people that were prepared to shout the odds about the survival of the NHS under the evil Tories and betraying Lib Dems would not be prepared later as a group to say 'I think closing this A&E is a really bad idea if only because it will mean that my A&E doesn't work any more.' As I've said above (and a quote from Chris Roberts on another of Darryl's posts seems to confirm) the idea must have been to ensure first that QE was safe. Well, that's fine, but it seems to me very shortsighted politics – whether the one A&E in SE London is here or in Lewisham, someone's going to have to travel and residents of both boroughs will suffer.
(Darren – actually I've had really good care at QE, though not that many run-ins with A&E)
I have no idea, ask a councillor. I was responding to the criticism that candidates are not allowed to celebrate a victory they helped to come about.
Greenwich Council completely accepted or at any rate, did not oppose the document published by the NHS London when it came to amalgamating Queen Marys, Sidcup, which is owned by the NHS, and Princess Royal University Hospital (PRUH) in Bromley and Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) Woolwich which are PFI buildings. The Council sat on their hands either unsure, confused, or blind to what was going on. The merger of these 3 hospitals was always going to be a disaster. Hospitals cant control who come in the door at A&E and each patient costs money – if you have an additional debt to pay to a PFI contract it is inevitable it's likely to get into difficulty and will fail financially. It has.
I have been a patient for surgery twice at QEH and my experience was very good but some of the hospitals in the South London Healthcare Trust are being demonised, not because they don't provide great care but because they have PFI round their necks. QEH is a superb cancer centre and has one of the lowest death rates and hospital infection rates in the country – the clinicians there are doing something right. I feel sorry for the staff at all these Hospitals. I know that others may not have had great experiences – but I can only speak as I find because of course, things can go wrong in any Hospital.
Then we get to the vinegar stroke! Why would Lewisham University Healthcare Trust want to take on the PFI liability of QEH? They think they have saved their maternity and A&E but they are sleepwalking into inheriting a PFI debt which in my view will create bigger problems in the future. I predict the new Trust will be in financial difficulties within 2 years…… The victory for Lewisham is brilliant but are they looking forward? I think not. I should just point out Iam not a worker either in the NHS or allied to it.
Interesting to see the usual suspects ranting on about Greenwich Council again. Not very objective comments as it happens. Both Chris Smith and Thomas (jump on any bandwagon) Turrell have the political axe to grind ,but hey,that's life. I am firmly of the view that the work done during the consultation period and subsequently following publication the Council has acted totally in the best interests of our residents. For the record I was on the March and worked with political colleagues across South London over many months and will continue to do so. The fight to save the Health Service from destruction by the Tory/Lim Dem Coslition is not over.
Mr Fahy, I would not consider myself a usual suspect either….. I watch this blog, am a resident of Charlton but have to tell you I am getting a bit peed off by the lack of action by Greenwich Council. I kind of agree with Nikki, I was on the Lewisham march too because I thought that downgrading aspects of Lewisham Hospital was bad idea…..it would not save our local NHS and will just create more debt. But what did you and your colleagues do to oppose the creation of the South London Healthcare Trust? which by any analysis was doomed to fail…… I will tell you what they did as I wrote to one of your colleagues on the subject and got an anodyne reply, which went along the lines the Secretary of State has decided…. and that was it! …. seemed like it was 'cut and paste' You of course are a Councillor in the RB of Greenwich – where was your opposition to the notion of setting up the South London Healthcare Trust in the first place and further, where is your opposition to it being dismantled? I don't recall reading your views anywhere….. perhaps you should have been defending our own boroughs' healthcare rather than another – even if the Lewisham case is laudable.
If you can post me to articles you have written opposing the creation of the SLHT or defending the excellent care provided at QEH, which will be subsumed and create debt which will aggravate the problem for us in SE London, please point me to it and I will shut up!
A lot of this really makes me despair. I'd like to think that I'm not one of those "usual suspects ranting on about Greenwich Council again" as I firmly believe plural politics and genuine, open debate is the way forward. I fully appreciate that others may not see me that way.
Before I can get national politics out of the way I feel there are a number of observations to be made:-
1) No political party is entirely blameless in any discussions about local health services. The PFI deals which ultimately caused the implosion of SLHT were initially agreed by the Major government and extended under Blair. The Lib Dems have been partially responsible as partners in a coalition government. Apologies to the Greens, UKIP and others – I can't recall any statements or actions on these matters.
2) Current changes to the national NHS are an extension to the market-led reforms started by the Tories in the 90s and rapidly expanded by the Blairites in the last decade. Again, all three major parties have had a hand in this somewhere. Any all-encompassing "I Love the NHS", "Save the NHS" or similar campaign is duplicitous at best.
3) The changes to the running of the national NHS and the insolvency of the local trust should possibly be looked at as connected, but separate, issues. (Although both are occurring at the same time and what happens with one may affect the outcome of the other)
With that out of the way it may be possible to have some constructive, local debate.
Firstly, many people from all parties (and none) were involved in the campaign to save Lewisham A&E and prevent QEH from becoming even more overcrowded than it already is. In order of posting, Chris Smith, Aidan Smith and John Fahy are all correct to point out that they were involved in the campaign in different ways. I can't speak for Thomas Turrell, but I have no doubt he was too. The concern about the provision, availability and stresses on local healthcare services transcends party boundaries.
Secondly, while many in Lewisham were working with a common sense of purpose there has been abject lack of the same happening here, at least publicly. As Darryl points out in his post above, no motion concerning SLHT was passed in Greenwich between the time of the insolvency and last night.
However, I feel I need to point out that seven of the Tories put forward a motion on February 29th 2012 that highlighted the funds that were then being made available to help trusts under serious, structural financial pressure from bad PFI deals:-
"Council notes that the Coalition Government has announced that extra grants will be available to NHS hospital trusts which face serious structural financial issues resulting from historic PFI deals.
Council further notes that according to a Department for Health announcement the South London Healthcare Trust was one of seven trusts being considered to receive extra funds.
Council is aware that the PFI deal signed in 1998 has left the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (which is part of the South London Healthcare Trust) in serious financial difficulties and a repayment of £67m is expected this year as part of the contract.
Hence Council calls upon the Executive and relevant scrutiny panel to support the South London Healthcare Trust in applying for the extra grants to ensure that the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and associated trust receive sufficient funds to prevent unnecessary job losses and ward closures at the hospital."
The third paragraph was subsequently amended by Peter Kotz, and agreed by Spencer Drury, to read:-
"That it be noted that the Finance Report for South London Healthcare Trust indicated a projected deficit for the financial year end in March 2012 of £69.8 million. Of this deficit, it is estimated in the Trust's Financial Strategy that £21.5 million is attributable to PFI repayments across three hospitals, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Princess Royal University Hospital and Queen Mary's with approximately £10 million per annum directly attributable to Queen Elizabeth Hospital."
What happened to these extra funds? Nothing was ever heard about them again locally. Did any action occur after the passing of the motion?
As a frequent observer and occasional participant at local council meetings I found the actions last night distinctly below par. The Tories were making a fairly neutral point about ways to help local services in the future and I was rather shocked by the extremely partisan amendment, bearing no relation to the original motion, which was proposed and accepted in its place.
Why is it so wrong to offer perfectly reasonable solutions to a local crisis? What is RBG proposing to do with the funds that Spencer Drury identified? If they are already earmarked, please tell us what for.
John, you're better than this. Weren't you asking the other day why satisfaction with local politics was at an all-time low? I hope you haven't provided your own answer.
Stewart: Regarding statements from the Green Party, Darren Johnson used his roles as both a Lewisham Borough Councillor and GLA member to lay out the Green Party's opposition to any loss of services at Lewisham Hospital.
Green Party members have also involved in the campaign, which, despite this current battle being won, is not the end of this war against NHS services locally or nationally.
All 3 main political parties have to take responsibility for the continued assault and run-down of the NHS. It started with Barbara Castle, then was sped up during my time as a Pupil Nurse and afterwards by the Thatcher regime and has gone on from there.
It will take something for this trend to be reversed I feel.
Lets hope this victory can be the start of that something remarkable.
It is possible that those slagging off the Council for its efforts in respect of the the Heath debate have got it wrong. The suspects I refer to are those with a political axe to grind . Of course there are those who remain passionate about the NHS and rightly so. Simply listening to one debate hardly touches the surface in respect of the work being done across many levels. None attending the last Health Scrutiny Panel or the Clinical Commissioning Public Meetings would know only too well. The proposed merger of Lewisham and Queen Elizabeth will proceed,that in itself will be a challenge and the demand for extended community services will grow. Happy to meet up with those who remain concerned about our actions to give an update on progress.
[…] already mentioned the cynical manoeuvre of replacing a neither here nor there Tory motion on health with an amendment about Lewisham […]
I don't have a party political axe to grind. I'm not a member or supporter of any political party.
But it is patently clear from the FACTS – which have been highlighted here and elsewhere over the past eight months – that Greenwich Council failed spectacularly to express its opposition to the downgrading of Lewisham Hospital's A&E and maternity services.
Greenwich Council also failed to assess properly the impact that the downgrading of Lewisham would have on Greenwich residents.
It is also obvious that your amendment to the motion on Lewisham was a crude attempt to bandwagon on the Save Lewisham Hospital campaigners' high court victory – after you had failed to express a view when it actually mattered.
While I am bitterly opposed to the coalition government's health reform measures, I think that it was pitiful of you to twist the motion into a petty swipe at the government, which does nothing to address the health provision challenges we face locally.
Finally, I find it offensive, confrontational and bullying of you to refer to commenters here as "the usual suspects" and their views as "ranting" when they have been nothing of the sort.
I fail to understand why you believe that we have failed spectacularly to express opposition to the Lewisham proposals. Confidential discussions take place on a whole range of issues and this was no exception. Apologies if my comments were over the top,based on my frustration to get a rational point cross. In reality those commenting on this blog are not prepared to believe anything that is said.
Come on John lets be grown up and have a serious debate. What are the implications of the decision in the High Court on the A&E in Woolwich?
I have no particular political axe to grind on health, John. As a user of local services I'm just trying to understand the implications of the events of the last 18 months or so. Having seen QEH A&E first-hand a number of times in the summer of 2011 I know the presssures they were under even then.
With Wednesday's judgement the fight to shape our local health services for the future has only just begun. On an issue as critical as this it is important that everybody comes together locally to find a solution, from all parties and none. I had hoped some of my comments earlier would take some of the heat out of the debate about national politics, and the clash of local personalities, and enable us to move on to that open, rational debate that is sorely needed,
I'm still interested in the workability of the proposal in the original motion. It appeared to be a sensible idea to address a pressing local issue.
Have you looked at the merits or feasibility of a Minor Injuries Centre to take the pressure off QEH?
It may also have been missed in the furore, but was there an answer to the question about the unspent funds? Have these now been allocated elsewhere?
It seems quite odd for people to talk about local solutions within a national health service. The NHS is no longer fit for purpose, why dont we break it up and ensure that health provision meets local demand? In this situation if the local hospital goes bust so local tax payers either pony up to save it or lose it? As an aside hospitals will always be operating at the limits of their capacity as the service the provide is 'free'.
Thomas: I think in our quest for the truth and the best results for local citizens we should be fair: it would be good to hear from the council what the next steps are to ensure health care provision is adequate for Greenwich residents but I wouldn't be surprised if neither John not anyone else in the council can tell you what the implications are immediately because details of the Government's or TSA's approach after the judicial review haven't been released yet.
Richard: this blog deals with local issues so it is a little disingenuous to suggest that we're all failing to take the opportunity to ponder more widely the future of the NHS. I'm sure you'll be able to find many other venues to have the broader discussion, perhaps heartlesslibertarians.co.uk or something like that. You should perhaps be equipped with the knowledge that a price of 0 does not create unlimited demand – either in microeconomics or in common sense. Many things are free – compassion might be one of them – but that doesn't mean that everyone wants to have them.
Nikki, I am not sure why proposing that health provision should be controlled by the people who actually use the service whilst still being free (although this will not last as health care provision in its current guise will become totally unaffordable in the near future) should be heartless. Indeed such issues should be a topic of debate for local blogs. What we are discussing here is why a set of elected officials did not put forward a motion which would have had 0 bearing on the actual decision. All we are left with at the local level is pointless gesture politics. And a price of 0 does create unlimited demand in any econ102 class.
Stewart, you are a selected Lib Dem candidate in Shooters Hill ward. Both you and Franklin "I am so fed up with the local Labour Party cabal that I would also consider standing as an independent in Peninsula ward" Steves do have political axes to grind and will be seen to be grinding them on any political issue. That doesn't invalidate your views, but they are political.
The Conservative motion is also being accepted as an apolitical, practical solution to local issues. I see it as a piece of political position by the Greenwich Conservatives and it should be treated as such. They know they will be heavily criticised for both the mess the government are making of the NHS, both locally and nationally (I doubt the debacle over the 111 calls is helping the queues at the QE). I see the motions as a way of attempting to defend themselves locally as trying to help the situation, but not being allowed to. As it has converted the issue of Government's mismanagement and cutting of the NHS to an attack on the Labour Party, it must be clever stuff.
Stewart I am aware of this but until local areas can actually fund their own health provision these issues will reoccur. This particular issue will only be solved with either more money from the national pot or a reduction in other serives provided in the local area. (Assuming that the PFI contract cannot be voided which I doubt). My point is that trying to have a rational debate about local issues within our centralised system is pointless. Maybe the local council could use their time to summon the NHS employee who signed off on the PFI contract and try and ensure that lessons are learned.
Stewart, sorry if you thought I was accusing you of attacking the Labour Party, I was referring to the blog post. You have made some very valuable and balanced contributions.
Franklin, I noticed you ignored the part of my quote that mentions you are considering standing as an independent councillor, which equips you with an axe and a whetstone. There's nothing wrong with having an axe to grind.
I am sorry to arrive a bit late to this debate, but could I start by thanking Darryl for the most comprehensive write up of the Council meeting anywhere in the local media.
I just wanted to respond to the comment by Aidan Smith about the Conservative motion being "a piece of political position by the Greenwich Conservatives and it should be treated as such". I am afraid that I really object to this sort of comment being used to close down the debate on a serious issue.
To be clear we have suggested that Greenwich Council could look to create a minor injuries unit (or urgent care centre) to help alleviate the pressure on the A&E at Queen Elizabeth. Frankly the overcrowding at A&E seems to me to be felt by almost everyone I speak to, so this was an attempt to suggest how the Council might use the £3m of extra funding it has been given by the Coalition Government to improve the care for all Greenwich residents.
By dismissing it as political positioning, Mr Smith seems to think he does not need to address whether it is a good idea or not. This was much the same tactic the Labour Party used at the Council meeting.
In my opinion, Greenwich Labour candidates and Councillors need to explain why they do not support the idea and why other items of expenditure might be more important than this one. Simply dismissing it means that this does become political, when in fact it might be a good idea which all parties in the borough might agree on.
I am trying to restrain myself,having read the comments by Spencer Drury. There is and never was any intention to close th Health debate down,far from it. The reason we are,where we are is that Andrew Landsley, the Conservative Health Secretary has decided to significantly reduce Health provision cross London. Spencer ,true or false. The consequences of this action was to reduce provision in Lewisham. Spencer,true or false. The Council is not responsible for acute health provision.
It is true the Council got an increase in its Public Health funding. An Indepenent Adjudicator agreed that the funding for Greenwich was too low. In the current financial year the Borough will receive £74 per head of population. Kensington&Chelsea will receive £124 per head of population. The money is ring fenced for Public Health activity. To complete the lesson responsibility for commissioning acute services rest with the Clinical Commissioning Group.
I appreciate why Spencer and his colleagues want to divert attention away from the actions of his Government that ave created this impasse. Of course ably supported by the Liberal Democrats. The task of my colleagues and myself is to work with providers to secure the best service possible under extreme financial difficulties.
I am extremely happy to have a public debate with Spencer and who ever else wants to join in to ensure that the general public are no longer hoodwinked by Spencer and his colleagues. I look forward to an early response.
@ Spencer D and J Fahy, I am growing tired of Greenwich Councillors wanting to fight it out on this blog – the; he said – she said – I said – tone has become a bit boring. You have your council meetings to argue your points. What I think readers of this blog are interested in, is not so much the Lewisham High Court victory, great for them as it was but rather, we are more interested in what you are going to do about the parlous state of QEH in Woolwich.
Its parlous state has nothing to do with quality of care, in fact, the CQC reported in July 2013 that QEH met all of the 5 standards it inspects. Lewisham was inspected in April 2013 and met only 3 of the 5 standards. QEH's present position has nothing to do with the quality of care but more to do with the millions of pounds saddled around its neck in paying for a PFI contract. Labour pretty much created the PFI monster and the Conservatives seem happy with it, as it probably gives their business friends more money to donate to party funds.
So rather than blether on about the past, I would rather you concentrate on the future. Lewisham will, if the merger of QEH and Lewisham goes ahead find itself in financial trouble. That will affect people in this borough ultimately. People are already being affected; many high quality staff who live in the borough will be made redundant because of this merger and healthcare, down the track, will be compromised, as Lewisham will end up a failing Trust because of the QEH PFI contract…… its so obvious!
Rather than verbally bashing each other, perhaps you could get your heads together for once, please, and find a solution that will retain QEH as an independent Healthcare Trust in our area. For the avoidance of doubt, I am not a member of any political party, I do not work in the NHS, intimate with anyone who does, nor any allied trade. I can see another disaster along the track. Politics should be about looking forward whilst taking account of the past – but not dwelling in it.
So come on gentlemen – step up to the plate and work together to ensure we retain a Hospital with 5 green ticks in the boxes rather than merge with one with only 3.
John Fahy, I commented on Spencer's comments which in many ways apply to you both. Hell yes, I would like to come to a debate on the issue given that you have offered one. I have no axe to grind other than ensuring we have high quality healthcare for the people in this borough.
I think its okay for councillors to debate on this blog. It helps us non-party members understand where people are coming from.
Also, sod the PFI. Withdraw from it, just as the private firms do when they don't make enough money (NHS Direct being the latest example).
Very good point Chris….. but I never knoiw absolutely where they are coming from but if they want to have a party and explain Im happy go as long as the wine is decent :)
Where to start?
Chris – Thank you for seconding my comments above about the PFI. It is perfectly acceptable for private firms to withdraw from PFI deals and it should be just as acceptable for governments to withdraw from them in exceptional circumstances. Such risks are already factored-in to the exorbitant amounts made by banks involved in funding such deals and there is already a precedent – Johnson and TfL.
Amanda – Thank you too for echoing my comments about concentrating on the real, local issues, the future and what happens next. For the record, and as some readers of this blog will know, I am a Liberal Democrat candidate for next year. I am not elected, receive no pay for this position and cannot speak in any of these debates at the Town Hall, but I am a concerned, local user of NHS services.
Cllr Drury – It is great to see you enter the debate and reply to this article. As an observer to both the members' questions and the "debate" on the motion on Monday it was apparent that you did try to get Cllr Fahy to answer many questions, only to be met with no response to the former and an irrelevant amendment to the latter. As a frequent observer to these meetings this is the first time I have ever seen a cabinet member refuse to answer a question from an opposition member in such a way. All became clear later with the surprise amendment.
Cllr Fahy – Good to see you return with a partial answer to one of my questions. As I understand it, local council officers have confirmed that using Public Health funds in the way suggested by the Conservative motion would be legal and acceptable. What is the answer to my other questions?
In lieu of the lack of debate in the council chamber your offer of a public debate on local health issues is greatly appreciated. Would all parties and members of the public be allowed to attend and take part? May I suggest the ex-Gala Bingo building which has as a planning condition the need to offer RBG-nominated public events and meetings?
I would humbly suggest that we should limit the debate to matters in which we have the powers to address and in where we have some sway locally. The future of A&E at QEH given the recent ruling and locally funding NHS services? Perhaps the implications of traffic, congestions and river crossings on public health?
Darryl could chair – he's independent and has a lot to say about all local parties and issues, both good and bad.
Brilliant John, I think a public debate is an excellent idea, thanks for suggesting it. I am sure that many of the 'usual suspects' on this blog (i.e. local people interested in the issues) will be happy to get involved and help make it happen.
In reply to fahy 3.50 4th August
Greenwich is getting less public health money per head than 11 London Boroughs and more than 20. All areas have a real terms increase this year compared to 2012-13. The Government's formula seems to combine assessment of need with the amount previously spent by the NHS, thus protecting former big spenders. The 2014-15 allocation seems to give less weight to this element.
Whether this a fair way of doing it is debatable but it's hardly a political motivated attack on Greenwich which is getting 15% more money over two years.
Thanks for those figures, Paul.
I have no idea how the funding formula is calculated, however the obvious thing it does show is that we're getting more per head (£71) this year than our nearest Conservative neighbours in Bromley (£40) and Bexley (£29). The funding is also marginally higher than Labour controlled Lewisham (£68).
I'm not sure that using the outlier of Kensington & Chelsea is such a good comparison. I can't see any political bias in the figures for neighbouring areas. If anything, it shows the opposite.
Amanda and Stewart, I assume a PFI contract will only become invalid for the state if the other party becomes demonstrably unable to carry out its side of the contract. I believe this was the case with the tube contract cancelled by the Mayor. It is interesting that people assume the bankers are responsible for this as opposed to the muppet who signed the contract for the NHS. Its not as if the NHS doesnt pay its management enough to be able to to work these things out!
Re Oxleas, thanks I genuinely did not know that. I thought it was just a sub-section of the South London Healthcare Trust.
Re my mental health, all okay now — although I allow people to beg to differ!
I just wanted to point out the difference in care from what I mistakenly assumed was from the same people!
John Fahy and his entourage have, as usual, gone quiet on the substantive issues.
Will you back the public debate that you suggested on the terms proposed, John?
And in the meantime will you respond to the issues and proposals raised here?
The idea of using money for public health activity (which isn't new money btw, it's just been shifted from the NHS) to prop up secondary care services is absolutely insane. We need to be investing in prevention not using public health money in dealing with the aftermath of not doing that…
I think everyone knows my views on Greenwich council's contribution to the Lewisham Hospital campaign so I'll say nothing about that.
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