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Peter Beaumont said the plan to build a hospital at Palmerston was never borne out a well-researched approach towards the best health service delivery.
"The AMA doesn't like the idea of knee-jerk reactions and the idea of building a hospital because people have told us they want one in their backyard," he told 105.7 Breakfast.
"The delivery of health is more important than that - it requires proper long term, medium and short term planning."
He said undeveloped land at Berrimah provided the perfect opportunity for a hospital site between Darwin and Palmerston.
"It would seem an ideal location for a very smart new facility that could cope for all of the greater area of Palmerston and Darwin."
But he said there is no urgent need for a new hospital facility, and the focus should first be on a long-term plan for health delivery in the region.
And the greatest hurdle in overcoming the creation of a new hospital facility will be not the location but the human resources.
"Many times there are not enough nurses and doctors to provide the service delivery - human resources is the first issue."
"It may be 10 or 15 years before a new delivery is built. We don't need a new hospital today but we do need one soon."
Growing uncertainty around the Government's original plan for a hospital at Palmerston has not deterred Palmerston Mayor Ian Abbott.
He said he supports the AMA's call for a bigger regional hospital to be built, but that it should be closer to Palmerston.
"We'd love to see better medical facilities in Palmerston...and having a larger regional hospital is a much smarter idea," he said.
"Obviously Palmerston is the centre of the universe to me, so it needs to fit somewhere around the Palmerston area - Berrimah is still too close to Darwin city."
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I came to Dave Clifford by way of the instrumental post metal band Red Sparowes. I then worked my way backwards to the thoroughly indefinable The VSS. For me, it's an arc of musical prowess that bears investigation. Clifford now curates the US/THEM group representing a myriad of bands and still maintains his passion for all things heavy. I had the opportunity to ask Dave a few questions concerning his own experience as a musician as well as the future for those musicians wanting staying power in a rapidly evolving…or devolving world.
Let's start out with your evolution as an artist,
Dave. From the moment you wanted to play an instrument to
where you are now, what's that journey been like for you?
The big thing, from like a really young age, I just really identified with music as sort of like my religion. We had a piano at home, and my parents made my two older sisters take piano lessons, and they hated it and never played it, so my parents didn't make me take any music lessons. I think, just coincidentally, I started to play on that and just fell in love with the whole visceral experience of playing the piano – the emotional feeling and sound of music. I guess that's kind of the thing that got me started. Years later when I was about thirteen, I got a guitar and started playing in bands from that point on – just a whole bunch of silly punk bands and stuff. It wasn't until I was twenty-five that I picked up drums. I've just always really kind of liked drums. They seemed interesting, but it always seemed like something that'd be too hard to learn. I just tried to play around on them a bit and really got into that. From that point on, I sort of lost interest in playing guitar. I still play a little guitar and bass and other stuff like that, but drums are definitely my favorite thing to do.
Just looking at your work with The VSS and Red Sparowes, what was the draw, for you, when it came to heavy music? What was different about what music was and is coming out of that scene?
I think really…and maybe this sounds strange and maybe it doesn't…but it's because I was really engrossed with classical music. When I was growing up, everything that was on the radio was rock music, or what I thought was rock music. It was terrible 70s music like disco and stuff. It was kind of like my Crocodile Dundee moment when he turns on the TV, and it's always I Love Lucy on there, so he thinks that's all there is. I thought that rock music and anything associated with it was just what I was hearing on the radio. So I listened to classical music all the time until I discovered punk rock when I was about eleven. From that point on, I was really attracted to the intensity and the intelligence of it. The classical music thing is a big part of what heavy music is, I think. For The VSS – all of us came from somewhat of a musical training background or having really diverse interests in doing things. And it wasn't even necessarily us trying to do something that was heavy , but just different and unusual for the time. And wanting to have an emotional intensity MC5 kind of power. We'd just be doing something kind of new. I just think being drawn to that kind of stuff really does stem out of the intensity of classical music and the impact that it can make.
Do you feel like that kind of varied background in influence has played a role in the surge in popularity for the metal genre? It seems like the genre is finally getting its due from media outlets that have previously all but ignored it.
I think there definitely has been, in the last ten years or so, a real growth of this affinity for more experimental and unusual types of music. I think some of that probably came out of grunge – not like mainstream grunge but like early Melvins just taking elements from weirder bands like Scratch Acid or The Birthday Party and putting that into a heavier metal type of form. I think that really started to develop this sound that other people grew up on, and then it became more acceptable, I guess, in heavy music to be experimental and do unusual things. It's definitely been a part of it, and then of course labels like Hydra Head and Neurot helped really foster that. At this point it's really turned into a genre that continues to evolve and grow and have lots of new and interesting ideas.
I think a lot of the exposure to the experimental music is so abundant for listeners today whereas only a few years ago it was still a task to search out new music and find new things. Everything is immediate now. The diversity of sound and influence, to me, plays heavily into what we're hearing from heavier bands now.
I agree. I think people have so much access to so many more different styles of music, and that's a really great thing. Going back to The VSS thing, that was sort of something that we really tried to do at the time was really hammering together the strangest genres and different types of music and try to make something interesting and new. There's a few songs that I came up with the original impetus for how we would put them together by thinking of Leonard Cohen songs and how heavy and layered that can sound. Just the simple repletion of the arpeggiated guitar notes. You would never hear any element of that in that music, but we were really trying to come from different areas to create stuff. I think today it's a whole lot easier – I guess it's lucky that most of us were involved with music – I worked in a record store and Sonny was a show promoter – everyone had a diverse background, but these days it's a little more commonplace thing to have easier access to that. It's great, though, that we'll hopefully end up with a lot of new and interesting genres that come out of that.
Was the transition of going from the punkish sounds of The VSS to more of the mainline metal of Red Sparowes an easy move for you?
It was pretty organic, I'd say. There was a pretty large time gap there. The VSS broke up in '97, and three of us went on to start a new band called Pleasure Forever. And that had more of a classical feel. There was a little more piano. I guess you could say it was more straightforward rock-sounding. I don't imagine too many mainstream listeners would listen to it and think there was anything straightforward about it. We wrote a lot of lengthy songs that used textures like Red Sparowes used as well. Having influences like Goblin and unusual soundtrack stuff like that it just felt kind of natural going into Red Sparowes and something like that.
What do you personally view as the greatest challenge to anyone attempting to make viable art in the 21 st century?
Hm. I guess the greatest challenge is being able to afford it. The second greatest challenge is getting anyone to hear it. There's just so much that is out there. It is really difficult to stand out. People have to work a whole lot harder now than they ever did. Because people have quick access to things now, they think they don't need to work as hard or put in all the time that is necessary to be able to get anywhere with music. I still see today, with bands that I work with, you have to record a lot, you have to go out on tour a lot, you have to just do everything full on and expect that people aren't going to know who you are for quite a while. Obviously some people have some immediate success every once in a while, but it's often a fluke or something that's a novelty that is going to last. There are many challenges in doing it today, but the good part about it is there's always going to be kids that want to play music and enjoy it and will sacrifice everything to be able to do that. That's basically what you have to do in order to make it anywhere or have anyone care about your band. And really, if you want anyone to care about your band, you have to care about your band as well.
When you say it's more difficult now to be noticed is it because of the oversaturation?
I guess there's a metaphor for it. It's something I've been saying for a long time. Being a musician is not always going to be the most sought after thing that people want to do. If you look back at the turn of the 20 th century when everyone wanted to be a poet, because that was one of the most well respected things you could do, and everyone wanted a piece of that, basically. Then that just disappeared. It just went away – that popular desire. Then film became popular along with other things that had a bigger or more immediate cultural impact and many people stopped caring too much about poetry. I think that while music is always something that's going to be significant for people – there's just so many people doing it that it's really lost a lot of it's magic, and it's put a lot of limitations on it as well. We're evolving towards the next thing that's going to be interesting, and I suppose, as far as anyone who wants to make it rich – maybe stick to venture capitalism or something like that. That's kind of the new rock star thing [laughs]. I think going forward that musicians will become something like the poets of yesteryear thanks to that oversaturation.
What do you find yourself doing when you're not working with the various bands, Dave?
I've thought about this, and I can't really turn off what goes on around me. I'm constantly surrounded by music – all day it's just a huge part of my life on all fronts. It's my hobby and my job all at the same time. Free time when I'm not working I'm probably listening to records [laughs]. It's pretty much just about that.
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Team manager Neil Bradshaw and I got to Loughborough 10 minutes before the courier arrived with what seemed like the world's biggest collection of cardboard boxes full of kit.
A Herculean effort saw us sort the kit in a couple of hours, finishing just as the boys started to arrive.
The sense of excitement and anticipation was tangible as the squad turned up in their county kit and opened their new kit bags and changed into their newly issued England gear. If they didn't realise what they are involved in, they certainly do now.
Skipper Jimmy Williams and head coach Chris Ellison were much in demand and interviews to local media outlets for Matty Partington and Callum Flynn were also required.
The boys handled themselves really well and took seriously the opportunity to raise the profile of the disability game and the significance of the forthcoming series.
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I strongly agree. Our lives are in danger because bombs are made to blast thousands or millions of people. New guns are made for robbery. People are rebelling against their own blood, and it's not fair. This all is done by the cruel advancement of science. Can you believe science has increased the capability of men to kill each other?
Although I understand the view that science has brought us many benefits, I think people often forget its consequences. It has enabled countries to create terrifying Weapons of Mass Destruction, has caused numerous ethical questions to be raised and is a constant threat to humanity with the danger that it may never stop, and we will become our own worst enemy. Even some of science's greatest achievements like the discovery of antibiotics has caused massive implications through the uncontrollable population increase. For these reasons and many more I think scientists should be very careful about how far they go to improve society as it could in fact turn into a serious threat to humanity.
Yes, I agree that science did made our life easier but we cant deny the impact that bring to human beings, that we become lazier nowadays. People nowadays are too dependent on the invention of science. Thanks to science that we cannot even do simple jobs like wash our own clothes. Washing machine has taken over the job for us. My dear opponent, can you imagine if electricity cut down, who's going to do the job for you? Only you, yourself! So stop rely too much on science to do your job and make your life meaningless. Moreover, nowadays people tends to drive to the gym just to walk on the treadmills! How ironic!
we may be living in a modern world with the influence of science however does it makes any difference? many people are still suffering the effect of science. The floods, global warming and etc. Science may help us, but the total destruction it causes us is just one-fourth of the benefits it give us.
It's true we owe a lot to science, all the convenience and creature comforts we enjoy on earth wouldn't have been possible without advances in science. The downside is that all this technology can and will be used against us. Look at the atomic bomb, with the destruction it caused and that was almost seventy years ago. The weapons we have now, would make the atomic bomb look like a firecracker. Then you have people who get greedy for profits and use technology for their own benefit; not worrying about the welfare of anyone or anything else. As much as I would like to say no, as long as we have a world full of greedy people in power, who are only thinking about the next big payday; science will always be a threat.
Well,nowadays,people think science bring us much convenience,so they
regard science as good thing,however,the convenience from the computer just push people to non—thinking animals,which is the most dangerous. Before science borned,could we cant deal with the life,no,we just make best use of everything to keep ourselves to live,that is just the most important thing of human
Due to new discovery we have lost our nature and heritage. Present world faces many problems due to this new invention . New disease are now evolved where finding finding medicines is present work . Thus this science creates new new problems . So it is 100 percent threat to life
Was a brilliant scientist and has made many contributions to the field of physics. But let's consider his nickname for a moment. This guy was part of the Manhattan project and is often called "father of the hydrogen bomb". Science is not evil, science can be a threat in times of war. Good people, good scientists can be used to create pure "evil". It feels bad to put such an almost banal word on it, things are not evil of themselves, I suppose. Let's consider something that can wipe peoples away with one click. Okay, that's starting to sound a wee bit evil, innit? So evil is something that can be scientifically contrsucted, one might arguen, well then if people are the creators of science, we should also think about the consequences. Do we have a duty to protect ourselves and each other from science, I daresay yes, but that's another debate. Yes science can be used to aid mankind, but if that means that every 100 good solutions yield one destructive tool. We have to reconsider, is that a price we really want to pay? I personally wouldn't, or I might, I don't really know because I'm an aspiring scientist in an between-wars era. I guess I will know when it'll get nearly too late to save it...
It is true that it is because of the advancement of science that leads to global warming a,we cannot deny the fact that it is due to the advancing science we get beforehand news of the upcoming natural disasters.For example It is due to the advancing science that we came to know about the cyclone "hudhud" and the inhabitants of Visakhapatnam were safely evacuated which otherwise might have caused massive destruction.
Humans by nature is selfish. We want more and the easy way to obtain it is through science and technology. However, we constantly forget that there is a price to pay for such conveniece we recieve. We harm the environment, we harm ourselves and this may lead to our end. Therefore, I belive that science is the root of all evil and it threatens humanity.
Science helps humanity because it is how we heat our homes up, how we keep our food fresh. Science is how we know the world around us. Science is also even a solution to things like global warming. Science does not pose a threat to humanity unless it is misused or used irresponsibly.
No of course science is not a threat to humanity. This would be in comparison to the calorie count in a Mcdonald's menu. Everything in moderation, how can science be blamed for the mistakes of humanity, like spoken previously it is merely a tool that we use. Yes in some cases it is used for destructive purposes, although it is often confused with the wrongful intentions of a human. How can it be so different to a caveman killing another with a much simpler tool? They both had the wrongful intention. Yes we would be in a very different place today without science. Although without the knowledge of say bacteria, who knows, without it you could've died from a spread of e.Coli simply by not washing your hands.
Science has made different destructive weapon but does the word ''DESTRUCTIVE'' would be right because weapon like pistols , guns can
be used for self defence nowadays every one should have guns or small pistols to carry because of kidnapping , robbery , etc .
We can use science weapons in good ways all the workings women would get help from the new science technology like washing machines , microwaves etc instead of making any one lazy it will help to save their time and their different things which helps to save our time , then to make us lazy like cars , railway trains , mobile phones etc.
Science has made different destructive weapon but does the word ''DESTRUCTIVE'' would be right because weapon like pistols , guns can
be used for self defence nowadays every one should have guns or small pistols to carry because of kidnapping , robbery , etc .
We can use science weapons in good ways all the workings women would get help from the new science technology like washing machines , microwaves etc instead of making any one lazy it will help to save their time and their different things which helps to save our time , then to make us lazy like cars , railway trains , mobile phones etc.
I do not believe that science is a threat to humanity, but rather one of humanity's greatest allies. There are many great inventions and advancements that we have made that would not have been remotely possible without science. Science is one of the few tools we have that can affect significant positive change on the world.
No, I do not think that science is a threat to humanity. Humanity has to thank science for all that it has done for people. Finding cures for diseases, man walking on the moon, learning new things with technology all help humankind and doesn't hinder at all on our humanity or wellbeing.
Science doesn't threaten anything any more than a knife lying on a table. People and our flaws are what threatens us and the only reason we are threatened is because we have so much to lose. We have used science to create communication devices that prevent massive losses of life. We have used science to begin to explore space, which we must some day colonize if we hope to out live our planet.
Science is not the the treat because it help us in aspects of life. Tell us how to live and make us able talk to our family members, friends and relatives through internet. Except this there are many other factors those support this point that science is not the threat.
Science saves lives every single day. A few years ago, we wouldn't have a defibrilator, so someone having a heart attack would be long gone. People with cancer would have no chemotherapy, and they probably wouldn't even know that they had cancer. They would just die, and wouldn't get the chnace to grow up.
As stated, I believe that the problem is humans and not scientific advancements or discovery. Some may argue that we use science to kill millions. Yes, they are right. However, note how it is HUMANS that are using science to kill. Science by itself is harmless, it is the manner in which we choose to apply it that can be harmful. However, science can also be a tool for good, to cure diseases and create wonderful new technologies. As for science facilitating life to the point where we are lazy, that is our decision to do nothing, not science's. To conclude, I believe that science is human curiosity put to work, pushing the boundaries of what we understand. It is explaining the inconceivable, devising the impossible. I find it inexplicably exciting and unmatched in terms of social and technological advancement. If we allow it, science will help us build the future and do the impossible.


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With daily use, the tube lasted me 8 months, compared to Benefit brow gel, which lasted me 3 months - and costs more for less.
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I have had this brow gel for just under a year now and it's the best i've tried, as a 20 year old male i like to keep my eyebrows looking sharp and in place, this definitely does that. 3 girls in my work have gone and bought this and love it too! excellent product, holds all day until i wash it off. Would buy again
I shied away from buying brow gel for years after some bad experiences as a teen with that clear mascara goop that promises "can also be use as a brow gel" but is just sticky, clumpy and makes brows look like you've put hair gel on them.
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Lime Green! Cute rug but not sage at all. Very LIME! Fairly well made but inaccurate description. Too much of a hassle to return.
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Super Cute :) Super Cute rug for Nursery!!!!! i bought this for my son's nursery and it was the perfect last touch. Super soft and the color combination was great.
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Not sage The rug is not sage. It's a minty green so it does not go with the baby room. I need to return it.
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Nice rug for child's room/nursery This is a nice carpet for a child's room or nursery, as the description implies. The edging seems tight and well-sewn, the pile is the stated depth and has a nice fuzzy feel, as you would expect from something called "cuddle." The color is also exactly as shown on the site--the greens are in shades of sage, mint, and lime, and are bright without being overwhelming. The cream strips are just that, without coming off as dirty or faded, and the browns are nice complements.
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I've been scanning this thread, many ideas, but in the end this is nothing that can be done in any larger scale.
Most people act and react and take action based on completely other parameters. Inherency is one of them, unless you have a strong urge to belong to a specific group of any kind, a thing like this is not very likely to happen.
Take Hipsters, a group with values based on being retro in a hip way, doing the right retro things, such as shoot film, amongst the people who strongly identifies themselves with the values of this group, it's going to be very easy to sell the idea of film photography to those who have not yet already picked it up.
In general, the rest of the population values the pragma of digital shooting, not even thinking about film photography as an alternative since it's not filling any higher values in how and with what and who they identify themselves. Should you mention it to them you'd get "why? its expensive, I dont see what I shoot, and it takes time to get the pictures", there's zero in the concept that reaches the core values of their identity.
One of the only potential groups of people to reach out to would be people in a certain age group that grew up with it and who may have been shooting when they were younger, who now have the time and maybe the money to do it again, there you have the emotional connection again, and this is what makes the difference.
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