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Gotham Racing Gets Geometric
Geometry Wars: Best. Minigame. Ever.
A post on Bizarre Creations' website confirms that the awesome minigame Geometry Wars found in Project Gotham Racing 2 will be revived in the sequel. Geometry Wars is a sweet old-school vector-graphics game that you can access in the garage by pressing [A] in front of the arcade machine. Its gameplay is a bit like Robotron's...except Geometry Wars has these pretty, pretty bloom effects and psychedelic graphics. It says something about the developer who takes such care in making a beautiful, fun minigame even in the middle of such a large-scale project like PGR3.
The new version of the minigame, called Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved, is mentioned in the upcoming issue of UK pub Edge alongside some screenshots. More info will be released in the coming weeks!
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JeezePosted: Oct 20, 2005 12:00AM PST by Trillhouse101
Laugh i say, ahhh one more month now till 360 is released and i will be able to tell you my freind, you, what PGR3 is.
Never Got into the original Geo-Wars...Posted: Aug 08, 2005 12:00AM PST by Iso1ith
But having it there is always a nice touch. I might actually go back and try it out again hoping to catch that addictive bug that it seems to give people. As already said...if a solid mini-game is there, then the whole overall package is going to be great. Major props to Bizarre on this one.
ahh minigamesPosted: Aug 07, 2005 12:00AM PST by acehardware96
If a good game has a good minigame you know the developers have their head on straight
Bluedivinchie, always so fucking negetivePosted: Aug 07, 2005 12:00AM PST by Venomus
How could someone BITCH about a free minigame? I dont know but here comes Bluedivinchie. Hey we get it, your going to buy a PS3. Hey Blue, we get it, NOTHING that Microsoft does is good. Hey Blue, we get it, A minigame pisses you off. Now can we move on? I love reading peoples input, But you are the biggest HATER, well maby not the biggest, but it would be nice to not hear negetive all the time from you.
LearnPosted: Aug 06, 2005 12:00AM PST by grandmasterluis
I enjoyed this thoroughly in PGR2, it was a good time-waster when you got slightly bored of racing cars. To the poster below me: If you would have played PGR2 you would know that is all game, and it couldn't have been any better, save for better music. But for everything it had, music being a small commodity where more money would have simply done the trick, adding in a fun time waster is good. Now I want you to know something. Game development is exactly fun and games (well, it is games, but not always fun). Sometimes the developer needs a break, and one of the programmers made this on his spare-time. For PGR3 they're simply adding better graphics to some old-school vector style rendering. The day you learn to program, model in 3d, texture, make music, or any of the above (and I do ALL of the above for my company, save making music) then come back and tell me how much of a badass time you have programming the same game for 9 months and fine-tuning the same model's texture for 3 weeks straight.
I hate itPosted: Aug 06, 2005 12:00AM PST by bluedivinchie
Find more ways to make the game better but no they want to make minigames..
glad to seePosted: Aug 05, 2005 12:00AM PST by sl1ck83
i loved playing the mini game in the last project gotham and im glad to see it get another go in pgr3. heres to more developers making fun extras in their games. i mean if youre gonna be chatging us an extra 5-10 per game u better give us a ton of extra content.
Love it!Posted: Aug 05, 2005 12:00AM PST by PsychODramA
After I unlocked about all the cars I wanted and had a high rank, I was stuck on Geometric Wars. I never really went back to playing the regular game after I found the minigame.
Minigames rock!!!Posted: Aug 05, 2005 12:00AM PST by UnsungHero007
I love minigames:)
Nice Bonus!Posted: Aug 05, 2005 12:00AM PST by dirtydee123
I really loved that Mini Game in PGR2. Looks like more of the same but with better effects. I think there will probably be something new added since it has a new name but it should pass some time when I get tired driving in the game. Hooray for INNTERRRNEEEET!

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Junior Presentation Night 2014 - See Photos
The Junior Presentation Night was held in November and please see attached some of the winners and the SWL Team photo. A big thank you for attendin and to James Crompton, Gareth Halstead & Kent James for your support through the Year.
Robin Koolhoven - Junior Chairman
2014 Kenilworth Junior Masters - Results
Forty-eight boys and girls aged thirteen or under, gathered at Kenilworth Golf Club on Wednesday 16th April 2014 for the sixth playing of the Kenilworth Junior Masters, supported by the Golf Society of Great Britain. With the course in great condition and, for the first time in six years, clear blue skies and sunshine welcoming the competitors it was always likely to be a day when the scoring was good.
The competition for the John Butler Trophy, awarded to the lowest gross score, is always very fierce but this year there was an extra incentive to play well with the boy and girl with the lowest gross score receiving an invitation to take part in the exclusive Ian Poulter Junior Invitational at Woburn GC in July. The competitors didn't disappoint! Standing on the 18th tee, one of our regular competitors, Dominic Clemons from Gog Magog GC was tied with newcomer, Luke Bartram, from Rossendale GC at 3 over par. Dominic played first and pulled his tee shot slightly to finish pin high but a few yards off the green. An up an down for par looked very possible from the tee. Next up was Luke Bartram, playing off a handicap of 8, who had been striking the ball superbly all day. Luke's tee shot was slightly thin but arrow straight and, with a bit of help from the top of the bunker acting as a brake, finished about 5 or 6 foot from the hole. A tie was still a real possibility until Dominic arrived at his ball to find his stance badly impeded by a tree. A bogey four followed leaving Luke with two putts to take the title. In fact, he didn't need two putts as his birdie putt found the middle of the hole for an excellent gross score of 73. Dominic, playing off a handicap of 5, was two behind with a gross 75. Eddie Turner-Bennett, another first time competitor playing off 6, took third place with a gross score of 77.
In the handicap section, Kenilworth GC's own George Halstead, aged 9, obliterated the field with a stableford score of 50 points! Even more remarkable was the fact that his handicap was restricted for this event to 44 rather than his actual handicap of 50 - probably just as well! In second place, with a score that would normally have seen him win the best nett, was Rhys Wallace from Handsworth GC playing off a handicap of 17 and scoring 44 points. Third place went to James Ricketts from Walsall GC who tied with Kenilworth GC's Chanon James on 40 points but won by virtue of a better back nine.
The trophy for the best girl went to another regular visitor to Kenilworth GC, Ffion Tynan from Minchinhampton GC, playing off a handicap of 8 and aged just 11, who produced a gross score of 85 which was good enough to finish 8th overall on the day. Unfortunately, Ffion will not not be able to take up her invitation to the Ian Poulter Invitational as she will be playing in the Callaway World Junior Championships at Pinehurst GC at the time.
In the age group categories the U14 prize went to Katie Leck from Forest Hills GC with 38 points. Kirtus Grimmet from Rugby GC won the U12 group also with 38 points. Kenilworth GC's own Chanon James, having lost 3rd nett on a count back, was victorious in the U10's section.
The full results of this competition can be viewed here.
Kenilworth Junior Masters - 2014 Draw Now Available
The draw for this year's Kenilworth Junior Masters is now available and can be viewed here.
If a competitor is unable to play for any reason please contact the organiser, Richard Lane, on 07917 848747 as soon as possbible.
2014 Kenilworth Junior Masters
We are delighted to announce that the boy AND girl with the best gross score, provided they have a handicap of 16 or less, will receive an invitation to play in the Ian Poulter Invitational at Woburn Golf Club on Monday 21st July 2014.
Kenilworth Golf Club will host the fifth Kenilworth Junior Masters on Wednesday 16th April 2014. This event, sponsored by the Golf Society of Great Britain, is one of a series of six competitions held annually at leading venues across the country which are designed to give young golfers the chance to enjoy competitive golf.
The list of former winners of events in this series features some familiar names including European Tour players such as Chris Wood and Oliver Fisher.
Last year, the Kenilworth Junior Masters attracted talented young golfers from all across the United Kingdom and with the number of entrants limited to just sixty, those wishing to take part should submit their entry as soon as possible. The competition is open to boys and girls of all abilities aged under 14 on the day of the competition.
For further information about the competition and to download a copy of entry form please visit the Kenilworth Junior Masters 2014 page on the website.
Photo: Last year's winner, James Bowen, Olton Golf Club being presented with the John Butler Trophy by Andy Sullivan, European Tour player.
Juniors' Presentation Dinner - 29 November 2013
The annual junior presentation dinner takes place on Friday 29 November starting at 7.00 pm for 7.30 pm.
All juniors, together with their friends and family, are welcome to attend so please add your name and number of people attending to the list on the junior noticeboard in the clubhouse or e-mail the details to email@example.com.
This year's menu, priced at £12.50 per head, is roast chicken, roast potatoes & sesonal vegetables followed by sticky toffee pudding.
Juniors' Winter Series 2013/14
We will be running a series of 9 hole junior competitions over the winter months to give juniors a chance to reduce their handicaps.
These competitions will take place as follows:
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|1 December 2013
|1.30 pm
|9 Holes
|5 January 2014
|1.30 pm
|9 Holes
|2 February 2014
|1.30 pm
|9 Holes
|23 February 2014
|1.30 pm
|9 Holes
|16 March 2014
|1.30 pm
|9 Holes
Please note, category 1 players (handicap of 5 or below) are welcome to take part but their handicaps can't be changed (either up or down) in a 9 hole competition.
If you want to take part please add your name to the list on the junior noticeboard.
2013 Junior Open
The draw for the 2013 Kenilworth Junior Open and Warwickshire Boys Trials can be downloaded here.
PLEASE NOTE: Entries have now closed and a reserve list is in operation. Please contact the event organiser, Richard Lane, by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone on 07917 848747 for further information.
2013 Kenilworth Junior Masters - Results
Andy Sullivan, European Tour, pictured with some of the participants.. Click to view all 6 images...
Kenilworth Junior Masters Champion for 2013, James Bowen, Olton GC
Runner-up, Tom Cleaton, Ruby Golf Club
Best Nett, Harry Lord, Rossendale GC
2nd Best Nett, Rocco Luca, Coventry GC
Best Girl, Megan Evans, Gaudet Luce GC
Forty-eight boys and girls aged thirteen or under, gathered at Kenilworth Golf Club on Thursday 4th April 2013 for the fifth playing of the Kenilworth Junior Masters, supported by the Golf Society of Great Britain. The competitors had to endure bitterly cold conditions with snow falling during the early part of their rounds and then faced a strong easterly wind once the snow had stopped. In truth, it was a day when many seasoned golfers might have chosen the warmth of the clubhouse rather than venturing out on to the course! The scoring in this event, particularly, in the handicap section, is usually astonishingly good but most would have predicted that few, if any, would beat par on such a cold day and with little run on the ball following such a harsh winter. However, as the early groups completed their rounds and returned to the clubhouse with their scorecards it quickly became evident that the scores were not following the predicted script and a surprising number of players had conquered the weather and the course to return sub-par rounds!
As ever, the competition for the John Butler Trophy, awarded to the lowest gross score, was very closely contested. It was James Bowen from Olton Golf Club who emerged victorious narrowly edging out Rugby Golf Club's Tom Cleaton with a score of 80 to win by just one shot. In third place was Luke Greene from Newbold Comyn Golf Club who finished four shots behind the leader.
In the handicap section, Harry Lord, aged 11, from Rossendale Golf Club took the honours with an excellent score of 41 stableford points to finish just one shot clear of a trio of players including Rocco Luca from Coventry Golf Club, Jack Drury from Stratford-upon-Avon Golf Club and Kenilworth's own Chanon James, aged just 8 years old and playing off a restricted handicap on the day. On countback, second place was awarded to Rocco Luca with Jack Drury coming third and taking the last of the trophies. The trophy for the best girl went to Megan Evans from Gaudet Luce Golf Club who produced a gross score of 94, just two shots over her handicap.
Although not featuring in the prizes, it will be a day that Ross Perry, a junior member at Kenilworth Golf Club, will remember for the rest of his life after recording his first ever hole-in-one on the 155 yard 18th hole. Well done Ross!
After the competition, the participants enjoyed a clinic which was presented by Andy Sullivan, a European Tour player, from Nuneaton Golf Club who currently lies in 41st place on the Race to Dubai. Andy also presented the prizes and trophies to the winners.
The full results of this competition can be viewed here.
European Tour player to support to Kenilworth Junior Masters
European Tour player Andy Sullivan has kindly agreed to lend his support to the Kenilworth Junior Masters by giving a short game clinic to the youngsters taking part in this year's Kenilworth Junior Masters before handing out the prizes to the winners. Andy, a keen supporter of junior golf, has enjoyed a fantastic start to his year on the European Tour with three top ten finishes so far and currently occupies 41st place in the Race to Dubai.
Andy, from Nuneaton GC, is no stranger to the course at Kenilworth being a multiple winner of the Kenilworth Classic and, most notably, was crowned county champion when he won the Warwickshire Open at Kenilworth GC in 2010 with rounds of 64 (a new course record) and 67 for a 36 hole total of 11 under par.
The Kenilworth Junior Masters takes place on Thursday 4th April 2013.
Kenilworth Junior Masters - 2013 Draw Now Available
The draw for this year's Kenilworth Junior Masters is now available and can be viewed here.
If a competitor is unable to play for any reason please contact the organiser, Richard Lane, on 07917 848747 as soon as possbible.
Easter Cup - POSTPONED
Due to accumulations of snow, a decision has been made to postpone the Juniors' Easter Cup.
If possible, it will be rescheduled at a later date (but not during Eatser!).
Warwickshire Boys Captain
Congratulations are due to Daniel Lane who has been appointed as Warwickshire Boys Captain for the coming season.
Daniel got his year off to a flying start by leading the Wawrickshire Boys' team to a 4-3 win over the Warickshire Mens' 2nd team at Harborne GC on Sunday 24th Febraury 2013.
We wish Daniel and his team all the best for the coming season.
2013 Kenilworth Junior Masters
Kenilworth Golf Club will host the fourth Kenilworth Junior Masters on Thursday 4th April 2013. This event, sponsored by the Golf Society of Great Britain, is one of a series of six competitions held annually at leading venues across the country which are designed to give young golfers the chance to enjoy competitive golf.
The list of former winners of events in this series features some familiar names including European Tour players such as Chris Wood and Oliver Fisher.
Last year, the Kenilworth Junior Masters attracted talented young golfers from all across the United Kingdom and with the number of entrants limited to just seventy-two, those wishing to take part should submit their entry as soon as possible. The competition is open to boys and girls of all abilities aged under 14 on the day of the competition.
For further information about the competition and to download a copy of entry form please visit the Kenilworth Junior Masters 2013 page on the website.
Photo: Last year's winner, Joseph Bannan, Manchester Golf Club (Photo Courtesy of Clive Carruthers, DE Photo) being presented with the John Butler Trophy by Rachel Jennings, Ladies European Tour player.
Junior Texas Scramble - CANCELLED
This afternoon's Junior Texas Scramble and BBQ has been cancelled as the forcast is for heavy rain.
We will look at the options for rearranging this event on a new date.
Kenilworth Junior Open 2012 Results
A strong field of fifty seven juniors took part in this year's Kenilworth Junior Open. Although the course was playing its full length following the exceptionally wet weather the scoring, particularly from the players with lower handicaps, was impressive.
The best score of the day came from Sam GIll (The Warwickshire) who birdied the final two holes to finish with a gross 73. Dhiren Patel (Shirley) was just one shot off the pace having scored 74 to secure second place with Louie Pett (The Warwickshire) taking third place on countback from Curtis Beeson (Atherstone) after they both finished with 75's.
The Dick McMillan Trophy is awarded to the player with the best nett score. Both Alex Summers (The Warwickshire) and Rhys Hopkins (Fulford Heath) completed their rounds with nett scores of 68. However, Alex Summers, playing off a handicap of 12, was the overall winner courtesy of a better back nine. Rhys Wallace (Fulford Heath) finished in third place having recorded a nett 69.
The winner of the Jack Savage Trophy, which is awarded to the best placed Kenilworth, was Will Slater who, playing in his first junior open, returned a score of 70 off a handicap of 26.
Miilie Birch (Kings Norton) won the Kenilworth Open Trophy for the best nett score by a girl having returned a nett 72 whilst the girl's best gross prize was won by Katrina Gani (Shirley) with her round of 82.
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SOUTH TEES HOSPITALS NHS TRUST CONSULTANT JOB DESCRIPTION The James Cook University Hospital Marton Road, Middlesbrough, TS4 3BW The Friarage Hospital Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL6 1JG CONTENTS PAGE Author: C Dargue Date: April 2006 Page 1 of 13 Bramble.wooding.march.2006 Post Information 3 South Tees Hospitals NHS Trust 3 Divisions and Directorates 4 Corporate Directorates 4 University Hospital Status 5 The James Cook University Hospital 5 The Friarage Hospital 6 Education, Teaching and Research 6 Junior Doctors" Hours and Implementation of the Calman Recommendations 7 The Locality 7 Local Amenities 7 Leisure/Recreation 7 Housing 8 Education 8 Transport 8 The Specialty 9 Directorates The Department and Staff Clinical Teaching Audit CPD Appraisal Managerial Duties Job Plan Proposed Timetable 10 Main Conditions of Service 11 Travel and Subsistence Rehabilitation of Offenders Equal Opportunities Enquiries and Visits 12 Person Specification 13 Author: C Dargue Date: April 2006 Page 2 of 13 Bramble.wooding.march.2006 THE JAMES COOK UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL CONSULTANT ORTHODONTIST POST INFORMATION This is a replacement post to join a team of four based at South Tees Hospitals with sessions at Darlington Memorial Hospital. It is advertised on a whole time or part time basis, although any candidate who is unable to work full time will be eligible to apply and, if appointed, modification of the job content will be discussed in consultation with consultant colleagues and the medical director. SOUTH TEES HOSPITALS NHS TRUST South Tees Hospitals NHS Trust provides health care from two main sites – The James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough and the Friarage Hospital in Northallerton. The organisational structure comprises of the Trust Board with the chief executive, trust chair, corporate directors and non-executive directors with a management group made up of the chief executive, corporate directors and chiefs of clinical divisions which are medicine, surgery, women and children, trauma, cardiothoracic, neurosciences, anaesthesia and theatres, radiology and pathology. There is a separate academic division with its own chief of service and a division of clinical support services. The Trust is the cancer centre within the Teesside, South Durham and North Yorkshire Cancer Care Alliance. The regional spinal injuries unit provides a comprehensive spinal cord injury service for the North of England (population 3.4 million). The Trust is a district general hospital for: Around 270,000 people living in Middlesbrough and the local area of Redcar and Cleveland 122,000 people in an area stretching from the North Yorkshire Moors to the central Pennines, the borders of York district in the south and the borders of Darlington in the west. It also covers a range of highly specialist services extending to 1.5million people in Teesside and parts of Cumbria, Durham and North Yorkshire with leading expertise in heart disease, cancer, trauma, neurosciences, renal services and spinal injuries. South Tees was given trust status in 1992, incorporating three hospitals across Middlesbrough. It merged with the Friarage Hospital in Northallerton in April 2002, and now provides all secondary care to Middlesbrough, Langbaurgh and Hambleton & Richmondshire PCTs, a population of approximately 400,000. It also provides tertiary services to the wider Tees valley area, and parts of County Durham, North Yorkshire and Cumbria. In 2004/05 the Trust"s budget was £329,114,000 and it employed almost 7,000 full and part time staff. Author: C Dargue Date: April 2006 Page 3 of 13 Bramble.wooding.march.2006 DIVISIONS DIRECTORATES ACADEMIC Postgraduate R&D Undergraduate ANAESTHESIA AND THEATRES Elective Emergency Sleep/Pain CARDIOTHORACICS Cardiac Surgery Cardiology Anaesthetic/CICU CLINICAL SUPPORT SERVICES MEDICINE Acute Medicine Respiratory Nephrology Elderly Care Critical Care Haem/Radioth/Oncology (Diabetes/FHN) Dermatology Rheumatology Clinical Infection Directorate A&E Gastroenterology Rheumatology NEUROSCIENCES Neurology/Neurophysiology/ Neurorehabilitation Neurosurgery/Neuroradiology PATHOLOGY Cellular Pathology RADIOLOGY Single Directorate Division SURGERY Ophthalmology ENT Urology General/Vascular Surgery TRAUMA Orthopaedic Surgery - Elective Orthopaedic Surgery -Trauma Spinal Services Plastic Surgery Maxillofacial Surgery and Orthodontics WOMEN AND CHLIDREN Maternity and Neonates Gynaecology Paediatrics CORPORATE DIRECTORATES Chief Executive"s Office Operational Services Facilities Finance Healthcare Governance and Nursing Development Human Resources Information Author: C Dargue Date: April 2006 Page 4 of 13 Bramble.wooding.march.2006 UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL STATUS There are strong links with the Universities of Newcastle and Durham. The southern campus for the University of Newcastle and Durham Medical Schools pre-clinical teaching programme is now located locally in a purpose built campus at Stockton-on-Tees. From 2002 onwards the trust has been a university hospital, teaching and training both pre-clinical and clinical medical undergraduates on site. The trust has developed its teaching centre and is attracting substantial extra resources to provide teaching and research facilities. A new clinical sciences research facility has recently been constructed on the James Cook Hospital site. There are now 15 clinical professorial posts across the trust with honorary chairs at the Universities of Durham and Teesside. There is one established Chair in Clinical Medicine at the University of Newcastle or Durham. Consultants interested, or able to purse an active research programme, are also eligible for honorary appointment at any of its partner universities. It is expected many consultants will soon achieve Clinical Lecturer status in the University of Durham in recognition of their input into undergraduate medical education. THE JAMES COOK UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL A multi-million pound redevelopment on The James Cook University Hospital site is one of the Government"s Private Finance Initiative hospitals and is the largest hospital – with a wide range of specialities on one site – of its type in Europe. This hospital was officially opened in October 2003 and has a capacity of 1,007 beds. Based on the original site of South Cleveland Hospital, which first opened in 1981, all acute and elective medical and surgical specialties are accommodated on this site. Tertiary services, in addition to cardiology and cardiac surgery, include renal medicine/haemodialysis, neurosurgery, vascular surgery and the regional spinal injuries unit. The Regional Ultrasound School, School of Midwifery and School of Anaesthesia are also on site. The central clinical laboratory provides pathology services. There are computer links between this laboratory and most wards and departments. There is a 21 room imaging department equipped with a full range of mainly digital modalities, a trust-wide PACS system and a purpose built 6 bed radiology day unit. The accident and emergency department on this site is the designated regional trauma centre for Teesside, South Durham and North Yorkshire. There is a purpose-built surgical day unit and an endoscopy centre. The district pharmacy department is on site as is the supra-district Public Health Laboratory Service. A Medical Physics Department is also on this site together with isotope imaging. There is an established academic centre embracing postgraduate medical education, nurse training school, the school of radiography and library facilities. It encompasses two large lecture theatres with the latest audio-visual aids and a considerable number of classrooms and seminar rooms, including ward facilities for teaching and examining. There is a new library with comprehensive IT suite. A dedicated under-graduate teaching centre has been commissioned recently and there are plans to have a dedicated simulation training centre on site in the near future. Author: C Dargue Date: April 2006 Page 5 of 13 Bramble.wooding.march.2006 THE FRIARAGE HOSPITAL The Friarage Hospital at Northallerton, situated approximately 25 miles from Middlesbrough, merged with South Tees Hospitals NHS Trust in April 2002. It provides services to its local population of 122,000 and is well known for its friendly atmosphere. It is a fully equipped district general hospital with 314 beds. The hospital provides a 24-hour accident & emergency service and offers inpatient and outpatient facilities in general surgery including colorectal, breast and urology services, orthopaedics and trauma. Medical specialties include acute medicine, diabetes and endocrinology, gastroenterology, respiratory and rehabilitation medicine. There is also inpatient and outpatient obstetrics/gynaecology, paediatrics and adult psychiatry on site The cardiology department, encompassing CCU and cardiography, functions as a self- contained unit but is part of the cardiology directorate. There are two cardiologists in post. Increasing integration of the cardiology services across the two sites is planned. The hospital is furnished with a well-equipped medical library with facilities for electronic searching of medical databases and access to the Internet. Hospital postgraduate meetings are held each week and there are also regular meetings within the surgical department. Services on this site include haematology, chemical pathology, histopathology, microbiology, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, etc. Patients requiring cardiothoracic or neurosurgical services, nuclear medicine or MRI scanning are referred to other hospitals including The James Cook University Hospital and Leeds General Infirmary (45 miles) The hospital is an accredited major trauma receiving hospital and contributes to UK Trauma, Audit & Research Network (UK TARN). The hospital has a leading position in Yorkshire and the UK in its survival rates from blunt trauma as evidenced from UK TARN. The Ministry of Defence Hospital Unit (MDHU) has been based at the Friarage since July 1999 with contribution of military doctors, nurses and other staff who are integrated into the hospital"s services. EDUCATION, TEACHING AND RESEARCH There is a purpose built academic centre at The James Cook University Hospital which is housed within two linked buildings. They contain two large lecture theatres which have audio-visual links. There are many seminar rooms of varying sizes which are used for teaching, demonstrations, lectures and conferences. There is a new library which is well equipped with most of the general and specialist journals relevant to the trust"s clinical activity. There is a large IT suite of over 40 stations within the library complex. The academic centre also houses the Clinical Trials Unit which has recently been extended with links to the unit at the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle. Clinicians who are interested in developing a clinical trials programme are encouraged to contact the R & D department. There are close links with the College of Health at Teesside University for the training of nurses and midwives, radiographers and physiotherapists. There is an active postgraduate district and divisional curriculum on site based in the postgraduate education centre under the direction of a university clinical tutor. There is an up- to-date medical library within this centre. Consultants are expected to undertake activities suitable for continuing medical education in accordance with Royal College of Physicians guidelines. Author: C Dargue Date: April 2006 Page 6 of 13 Bramble.wooding.march.2006 As part of the national expansion of medical student numbers, the Universities of Newcastle and Durham have formed a partnership increasing the undergraduate intake to 340 students as from September 2002. The first two years of the curriculum are being taught at the Queen"s Campus of the University of Durham in Stockton as well as the Medical School in Newcastle. Currently it is planned that 102 students will be based in Stockton and 245 in Newcastle including 25 in the accelerated programme. At the end of year 2 the entire cohort of students will be divided up for their third year between base units of acute and community trusts and PCTs around the Northern Region. South Tees has been designated the lead trust for the Teesside Unit which currently comprises Bishop Auckland and Darlington, North Tees and Hartlepool, as well as South Tees and the corresponding community trusts of Tees and North East Yorkshire and South Durham and the associated PCTs. In order to accommodate these students, a new purpose-built clinical academic centre, including a teaching unit, has recently been completed at The James Cook University Hospital. There are active plans to further develop both teaching and research within cardiology, with the potential for a senior lecturer or chair in cardiology being created in the future. Research is actively encouraged and the several departments of are developing an active programme. Academic links with Newcastle, Durham and Teesside University departments are being established and joint research encouraged. JUNIOR DOCTORS' HOURS AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE CALMAN RECOMMENDATIONS The region and trust are committed to these nationally agreed initiatives. Consultant staff are expected to contribute to the education supervision, appraisal and assessment of junior medical staff. THE LOCALITY Teesside is surrounded by the delightful countryside of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, the North East Coastal beaches and the attractive countryside in South and West Durham, and North Yorkshire, with their excellent rural pursuits. It also provides one of the largest petrochemical complexes in Europe and is also a major site of Corus (previously British Steel). South Tees Hospitals NHS Trust serves the boroughs of Middlesbrough, Redcar and East Cleveland and the adjacent districts of Hambleton and Richmondshire, and provides tertiary referrals for Stockton-on-Tees and adjacent parts of Durham and North Yorkshire. It serves a population in excess of 570,000. LOCAL AMENITIES Leisure/Recreation There are major shopping centres at Teesside Park Middlesbrough and Darlington. Newcastle and Gateshead Metro Centre are within reach, as are the historical Cities of York and Durham. Hartlepool Marina and Hartlepool Historic Quay and Maritime Museum are part of a multi-million pound development also only a short distance away. There are excellent facilities in the area for most sports, including golf, swimming, squash, rugby, cricket and tennis. There is an excellent indoor tennis centre (David Lloyd) close to the Durham University campus in Teesdale (4 miles from the James Cook University Hospital) and there are excellent golf courses at Wynyard and Romanby near Northallerton with driving range facility. The Tees Barrage has allowed the creation of simulated white Author: C Dargue Date: April 2006 Page 7 of 13 Bramble.wooding.march.2006 water canoeing and rafting centre in Teesdale that attracts canoeing enthusiasts from all over the UK. There is easy access to the coast, the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, the Pennines and Dales. There is an extensive range of recreational and cultural facilities in the immediate vicinity. The Cleveland hills offers opportunities for a variety of outdoor pursuits, including rambling, gliding and hang-gliding. There is active support for the arts in the region, both at professional and amateur level, with a wide range of cultural events and activities available. These include theatre, ballet, opera and all types of music, as well as a variety of museums. There are multi-screen cinemas in Middlesbrough, Teesside Park (Stockton), Hartlepool Marina and Metro Centre (Newcastle) with bowling facilities at Teesside Park and the Metro Centre. Middlesbrough, Stockton, Yarm, Stokesley, Great Ayton and Northallerton have a number of pubs serving food and with facilities for children. The majority of small towns and villages surrounding Middlesbrough and Northallerton have excellent restaurants offering a variety of different cuisine. The enthusiastic spectator can follow all football, rugby and cricket. Middlesbrough Football Club has a superb new ground on the developing Middlehaven site, close to the banks of the river Tees (Riverside Stadium). Housing There is a choice of housing in comfortable residential areas in the many pleasant rural and urban areas in the surrounding countryside and within easy reach of the trust. Stokesley, Great Ayton, Eaglescliffe, Yarm and the surrounding villages offer a range of quality houses at sensible prices, among the lowest in the UK. A range of executive houses is available, including exclusive developments at Wynyard, Nunthorpe and surrounding villages. Marske and Saltburn by the sea offer the opportunity to live by the sea and there are many beautiful village locations at the edge of the Dales National Park area accessible from Northallerton. Education The James Cook University Hospital has an on site crèche open from 0730 until 1800hrs. There is a complete range of educational facilities ranging from nursery to higher education, with Universities at Teesside, Durham, Sunderland and Newcastle, offering a wide choice of degree courses. The local secondary schools are comprehensive and many in Nunthorpe, Stokesley, Yarm and Eaglescliffe enjoy an excellent national reputation with high positions in the league tables. There are also excellent local private schools in Yarm and Eaglescliffe as well as a number of first class preparatory and public schools in the area. Transport Road communication is excellent in all directions allowing quick and easy commuting. Due to the good road system and ease of travel, many consultants live outside the "traditional" 10 miles distance. Road: The A19 links to the A1 (M) and the A66 links Teesside to the beautiful Lake District and Cumbria. Travel time to the Lake District is just 1.5 hours by car. Whitby and York are just 1 hour away Rail: Darlington and Northallerton railway stations are only a short driving distance away, from which London is 2.5 hours away and Edinburgh 2 hours. Air: Durham and Tees Valley International Airport is also about twenty minutes from Middlesbrough and has frequent services to London, Amsterdam, Dublin and a large number of holiday destinations both in the UK (eg Newquay – bmibaby) and abroad. Newcastle and Leeds/Bradford International Airports are within easy driving distance. Author: C Dargue Date: April 2006 Page 8 of 13 Bramble.wooding.march.2006 THE SPECIALTY Orthodontics DIRECTORATES Maxillofacial Surgery and Orthodontics DEPARTMENT Orthodontics – The James Cook University Hospital The purpose built Department is a facility shared with Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, There are three single surgeries and a six chair open plan surgery, all of which are used exclusively for the orthodontic team. A dental laboratory, employing three technologists, is on the James Cook site. CONSULTANT/CLINICAL STAFF CONSULTANT SPECIAL INTERESTS Miss Alison Downing Consultant Mr Nigel Fox Consultant Miss Evelyn May Consultant/Lead clinician Other Staff Two Specialist registrars Two FTTA"s (temporary contracts) Seven clinical assistants Five Consultant Oral/Maxillofacial Surgeons Two hold combined clinics (osteotomy) monthly Adequate secretarial, reception and dental nurse support is available. Teaching The Consultant Orthodontists are honorary clinical lecturers at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne and provide clinical teaching for the SpR"s enrolled on the three year training programme linked to the University of Newcastle upon Tyne. Darlington Memorial Hospital The dental unit at Darlington Memorial Hospital comprises four surgeries shared with Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Two surgeries are equipped for Orthodontics. Two Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons, Mr C. Edge and Mr R.J. Langford, based at the James Cook University Hospital, hold sessions there. Office accommodation, secretarial and nursing support are shared. Orthognathic clinics with Mr R.J. Langford are held monthly. Laboratory sessions are provided by the Orthodontic/Maxillofacial Surgery laboratory at the James Cook University Hospital. Bishop Auckland General Hospital A new purpose built four surgery department shared with Oral and Maxillofascial surgery provides a modern well equipped facility. Initially two programmed activities (PA"s) per week will be spent at Bishop Auckland General Hospital. This is a temporary arrangement. From October 2007 these PA"s will revert to James cook University Hospital to coincide with the new intake of SpR"s. Until then Miss E. May will continue to supervise the SpR"s already in post – allowing them to complete cases started under her supervision. Audit The Consultant will be expected to lead and/or play an active role in regional and departmental audit. Author: C Dargue Date: April 2006 Page 9 of 13 Bramble.wooding.march.2006 CPD The successful candidate will be expected to take advantage of continuing professional development. The Medical Director holds the budget centrally and all reasonable requests for study leave have been honoured to date and funded within the allowances contained with the Medical and Dental Whitley Council and its successors. Appraisal Annual appraisals are mandatory for all Consultants and are carried out by the Clinical Director. Appropriate time and assistance will be provided for preparation. Managerial Duties The Consultant should be willing to provide advice to employing Trusts on the specification and contracts for orthodontic services and to provide advice to Trusts for subsequent negotiation with PCT"s. Job Plan A formal job plan will be agreed between the appointee and their Clinical Director on behalf of the Medical Director three months after the commencement date of the appointment. The job plan will then be reviewed annually. It will cover all aspects of a consultant"s professional practice including clinical work, teaching, research, education and managerial responsibilities. It should provide a clear schedule of commitments, both internal and external. In addition, it should include personal objectives, including details of their link to wider service objectives and details of the support required by the consultant to fulfil the job plan and the objectives. Proposed Timetable DAY AM PM Monday DMH DMH Tuesday SPA SPA/clinical administration Wednesday BAG * BAG * Thursday DMH DMH Friday JCUH SPA KEY The James Cook University Hospital JCUH Darlington Memorial Hospital DMH Bishop Auckland General Hospital BAG Supporting professional activities SPA *The successful applicant will normally hold clinics at the James Cook University Hospital on Wednesdays. Specialist Registrars in training are at present supervised by Miss E May who will continue to supervise them until they complete their training in September 2007. At that stage clinics at Bishop Auckland General Hospital will cease and the Consultant will transfer those sessions to the James Cook University Hospital. This will coincide with the new intake of Specialist registrars. Author: C Dargue Date: April 2006 Page 10 of 13 Bramble.wooding.march.2006 MAIN CONDITIONS OF SERVICE The terms and conditions are identical to the new Consultant Terms and Conditions of Service of Hospital Medical and Dental Staff (England and Wales) and General Whitley Council Conditions of Service, as amended from time to time. 1 Any Consultant who is unable to work full time for personal reasons will be eligible to be considered for the post. If such a person is appointed, modifications of the job content will be discussed on a personal basis in consultation with consultant colleagues and the Medical Director. 2. The successful applicant will be required to reside within ten road miles of their base hospital although reasonable requests to extend this are usually agreed by the Medical Director. 3. The appointee will be subject to a medical examination. 4. The current salary applicable to the post will be in line with the new Consultant contract. 5. Relocation expenses will be offered and are negotiated on an individual basis with the successful applicant. 6. Secretarial assistance and office accommodation will be made available. Travel and Subsistence Travel and subsistence will be reimbursed for preliminary visits only to those candidates selected for interview. Reimbursement is restricted to two such visits, whether they are made before or after the constitution of a shortlist. In the case of candidates travelling from abroad, travelling expenses are normally payable from the point of entry into the United Kingdom. Rehabilitation of Offenders* Because of the nature of this work, the post is exempt from the provisions of Section 4(2) of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (exemptions) Order 1975. You are therefore not entitled to withhold information about convictions, which for other purposes are "spent" under the provisions of the Act, and any failure to disclose such convictions could result in disciplinary action by the Authority. Any information given will be kept in strict confidence, and used only in relation to the position to which the order applies. Equal Opportunities* The Trust is committed to the promotion of equal opportunities, both as an employer and in the services provided. All employees of the South Tees Hospitals NHS Trust and all applicants for employment will have equality of opportunity for employment and advancement on the basis of their ability, qualifications and fitness for work. The Trust is committed not only to the letter of the law but also the promotion of equality of opportunity in all fields. *The enclosed monitoring form should be completed and returned with your curriculum vitae. Author: C Dargue Date: April 2006 Page 11 of 13 Bramble.wooding.march.2006 ENQUIRIES AND VISITS Applicants or prospective applicants are encouraged to visit the Unit and to meet prospective colleagues. Arrangements for visiting may be made by contacting Miss Evelyn May Telephone 01642 854259 Telephone 01642 APPLICATIONS Electronic applications via NHS careers website. Author: C Dargue Date: April 2006 Page 12 of 13 Bramble.wooding.march.2006 PERSON SPECIFICATION CONSULTANT IN ORTHODONTICS REQUIREMENTS ESSENTIAL DESIRABLE Requirements necessary for safe effective Where available, elements that performance in the job contribute to improved, immediate performance in the job Qualifications and Full registration with GDC Training in appraisal Training Inclusion on the GDC Specialist techniques Register. CCST or equivalent and intercollegiate higher assessment examination (ISFE) or within six months of expected date of achievement of ISFE. Clinical Specialty Skills Proficiency in all commonly used orthodontic techniques. Experience in planning and supervising treatment carried out in the NHS by general dental services Experience in providing care for cleft lip and palate and other craniofacial anomalies Experience in planning and providing orthognathic treatment in combination with Maxillofacial surgeons Experience in providing treatment in combination with Restorative Consultants Skills, knowledge and Evidence of working in a multi- Management training aptitude disciplinary team IT skills (e.g. communication or Ability to organise and prioritise Teaching skills organisations skills, complex demands proven work record) Evidence of teaching and training skills for junior doctors Experience Relevant experience in any declared Success in obtaining funding specialist interest pertinent to the post for research Evidence of clinical audit Evidence of research or innovative service developments Personal Skills Commitment to good team working and relationships Commitment to training and continuing medical education (CME) Good leadership skills Enthusiasm and ability to work under pressure Supportive and tolerant Caring attitude to patients Special Requirements Will normally be required to live within 10 miles of main base Flexibility to respond to changing service needs Clear recognition of boundaries in respect of sessional work outside the hospital Experience of conducting clinical audit Evidence of ability to provide postgraduate clinical teaching at clinical assistant and SpR level Evidence of research and publication on relevant topics Author: C Dargue Date: April 2006 Page 13 of 13 Bramble.wooding.march.2006
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Mr Lear do you believe in god?
There is no such thing as a god.
There are entities more advanced than we that run day to day operations in the universe and there are entities infinitely more advanced than them. But they are not gods either.
God (the one and only) is a concept introduced by the ET's who made us which was the next step after all the separate gods of ancient time. (The god of fire, the god of light, the sun god etc).
Because the universe is infinite, one god could not possibly act as many people think.
The next step in our evolution after believing in 'a god' is to understand we are not here to change the world. We are here for the world to change us and to live our lives with integrity; and without envy, hate or greed.
The problem with a god is that people will think there is someone/something out there that will take care of us if we say a few prayers or drop some money in the collection box or confess our sins. (As if that will get them off the hook scot free.)
Another problem is that we are led to believe that we have to ask for everlasting life. We already have everlasting life. We are born with everlasting life. We don't have to ask for it. Now we have to learn how to manage our everlasting life without depending on or asking for help.
The transition from believing in multitudes of gods to a single god is not as difficult as changing your belief from a single god to only yourself to believe in. Just look at the kicking and screaming of those defending the mythical Jesus on many threads herein.
Most are not ready to believe in themselves. They need a god (or his son) for a shoulder to lean on, cry on, beg to, and get others to believe in.
They spend more time defending their belief than giving the slightest thought about 'what if…'
It will take a few more generations for the realization of the truth to manifest itself.
It's very similar to scientific beliefs. The error of Einstein's theories is just beginning to seep out all the while still being staunchly defended by older generations. Where younger scientists are not so easily taken in by fraudulent homilies such as 'nothing can travel faster than the speed of light.' And the infinitely stupid 'tidal locking'.
Do I believe in god? No. God is a myth for those in need.
But that doesn't mean that God isn't a good belief for those who are not ready for the truth.
I have always felt that these gods and such are lower level and vibrational beings that keep this battle going to stay fed by the energies. They don't want to stop it because they would disappear into obscurity. That's how I feel about it, who knows though...
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Driest, most string free squash
So I had a blue hubbard and didnt realize winter squash could be so good. It was relatively fresh so not very sweet, which is a plus for me. This got me experimenting with all the different types i could find to find something that perhaps is drier, and more potato like than the hubbard.
Does such a squash exist? Is this what cushaw is like? I saw a reference to kabocha being the driest string free fruit is this true?
Looking for shorter season Dry flaky flesh once baked up
string free
a little sweetness as possible.
I've rather liked kabocha for a dry squash. It is rather dryer and denser in grain for the flesh than say an acorn squash.
Cushaw to my understanding and experience has a texture a bit more suited for pie making than mashed potato- it has a fine dense grain sort of like a step between kabocha and butternut. It's a bit less sweet than butternut IMO.
Banana squashes are good too.
When looking for seeds for dry fleshed squashes, note kinds that are are known for being long keepers. I've found in general the seriously long keeping squashes usually are the ones that are the best for potato substitutes.
Concur: hubbard types, Buttercup types, kabocha types tend to be the driest and best keepers although many of the C. moschata will compete. If you want an acorn size with hubbard taste and keeping qualities try Gold Nugget. Butternut types are IMO the best sweet potato substitutes.As for stringiness, newer introductions tend to be less stringy than the antiques.
All the above mentioned winter squash are the species Cucurbita maxima. They have the fat stem. The maximas are the dry string free species. The butternuts belong to species C. moschata. And the acorns, delicatas, jack-o-lanterns, zuchinis, and most summer squash belong to the species C. pepo. The pepos tend to be string and wetter. E.g. spaghetti squash is a C. pepo.


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Management of medically fragile infants and children.
For parents who are tremendously overwhelmed, the simple act of cradling their child may seem foreign. Families must deal with the tremendous disappointment, and often guilt, of having a medically fragile child. Frustration arises as they struggle to understand medical terms and prognoses and search for answers they want to hear. Financial pressures weigh heavily, as do decisions about returning to work. Siblings may feel isolated. Most families in this situation can see that their lives have changed immeasurably in an instant.
What most families cannot see is a clear path for the future on which they may make plans and develop expectations. The role of "Welcome Home" is to help families develop plans and expectations for their lives and for the care of the medically fragile child. The program must not only be built on clinical abilities but also on the ability to meet the medical, emotional, and psychosocial needs of both child and family.
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Once the appropriate staff was trained and documentation was prepared, the Welcome Home program was ready to begin operations. The first step was to begin the process of screening medically fragile infants who were currently hospitalized in the NICU. Various factors were considered in selecting the first patient, including the following:
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Most of the services provided to the infant in the hospital setting are available in the Welcome Home program, including the following:
* I.V. antibiotics.
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* Nutritional assessment and support (which may include nasogastric or gastric tube feedings).
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The Welcome Home program achieved substantial gains in only its first year of operation. The quality of care and members' quality of life were substantially improved. Extensive education efforts significantly modified physician behavior to allow infants who would have lingered in the hospital to be discharged home into the program. Clinical milestones were set when a 900 gram birthweight infant and an infant weighing 1,417 gram at the time of hospital discharge were admitted to home care in the program.
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