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Installation of Adventure Playgrounds
The Board will work in co-operation with the City of Richmond in the funding of the adventure playgrounds. Funding shall be the following formula:
- The School District Maintenance staff shall prepare the site, including supplying the perimeter wood curb, and installing a drainage system and pea gravel supplied by the City.
- Past practice has been that the City of Richmond supplies funds equal to the amount contributed by the school, up to a maximum of $10,000.00, from which the gravel and drainage materials shall be purchased.
- the School community shall provide the balance of the funds.
Input shall be sought from the Schools and the Parent Advisory Councils in order to assist in prioritizing requests for assistance. The Board and the City shall then decide each year which playgrounds can be funded according to this formula, and advise the Schools.
When a School is considering constructing a playground, the Principal shall contact the Manager of Facilities who will arrange a meeting with the Manager of Maintenance and the City in order to discuss the specific requirements and procedures.
When funding is approved, the Principal shall arrange a public meeting in order to discuss the preliminary plans with the community residents.
For new playgrounds, the Principal shall write to the Area Superintendent requesting permission to construct the playground on Board property.
Parents and others are permitted to assist with the installation only if they are able to arrange coverage by Workers Compensation Board.
The siting of the adventure playground is determined after consultation with the school's administration, the School District Maintenance Department, and the City of Richmond.
The design of the playground must comply with the requirements of the current Canadian Standards Association standard for playgrounds, and any technical standards that may be developed by the School District.
The final design must be submitted to the Secretary-Treasurer or designate for approval prior to any work proceeding. The Manager of Facilities will submit the design to the managers of the Ministry of Education's insurance program for approval.
The Purchasing Manager shall arrange for the purchase of the equipment by means of a Purchase Order in the name of the School District. The School shall ensure that sufficient funds are deposited with the School District to cover the cost of the equipment prior to the Purchase Order being issued.
The Manager of Maintenance shall approve the proposed construction date.
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text: Parting Shot: 'Big Bird No More' By Francesco Francavilla [Art] by Joseph Hughes October 5, 2012 7:00 PM Share on Facebook Share on Twitter After the infamous Clint Eastwood vs. Chair incident at this summer's Republican National Convention, artist Francesco Francavilla created a clever piece of art to mock commemorate the incident. Now, following Mitt Romney's debate comments regarding his plans for defunding PBS, the home of Big Bird (and debate moderator Jim Lehrer), Francavilla has created a new piece of art, paying homage to John Romita Sr.'s famous image from Amazing Spider-Man #50 while having a bit of fun with the exchange between Romney and Lehrer, who is widely considered to have done a wonderful job as moderator and has absolutely no critics. John Romita's original on the left, Francesco Francavilla's homage on the right (click images to enlarge) For more of the award-winning artist's work, check out Francavilla's blog. Filed Under: big bird | BigBird | Francesco Francavilla | FrancescoFrancavilla | jim lehrer | JimLehrer | Mitt Romney | MittRomney | parting shot | PartingShot | PBS | politics | presidential debate | PresidentialDebate | sesame street | SesameStreet Category: Art | Culture | Humor | Parting Shot Share on Facebook Share on Twitter More Send to a friend! Print this page Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr! Recommended For You Around the Web More From ComicsAlliance Gallery: The Best Disney Villain Fan Art Ever Still Dreaming: A Celebration of the Cover Art of 'Astro City' Thin Lines, Striking Shapes, and Lots of Black: The Art of Mike Mignola Gotta Catch 'Em All! Best Pokemon Art Ever


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Noah did not run out of patience; he remained a patient, kind and gentle man.
But he had come to realize that the disbelievers would do nothing but spread corruption and disbelief throughout the land, mislead and corrupt the believers and deliver a legacy of disbelief to their children.
Noah prayed to God. He said:
"My Lord! Leave not one of the disbelievers on the earth. If you leave them, they will mislead Your slaves and they will beget none but wicked disbelievers." (Nuh 71; 27)
So God accepted his prayer.
The Ark
God instructed Noah to build the ark and passed judgment on the disbelievers in the form of a flood:
"And construct the ship under Our Eyes and with Our Inspiration and address Me not on behalf of those who did wrong; they are surely to be drowned." (Hud 11; 37)Noah chose a place outside the city and far away from the sea to build his ark. The disbelievers mocked and laughed, making comments about the ship's location, far from any water source. The disbelievers had no comprehension of the power and magnificence of God, could not understand why Noah would build a ship, on the top of a hill, far away from the ocean. They called him crazy and laughed out loud. The ship began to take shape and when it was finished, Noah patiently waited for the command from God:
"Until when Our Command came and the lowlands gushed forth, overflowing, We said: 'Load it with two of each kind of animal (male and female), and embark your family, except against whom the Word has already gone forth, and those who believe.' And none believed him except a few." (Hud 11:40)
|Noah's wife did not join him, for she had never believed in the message he had been preaching; nor did his oldest son
When the water started to gush from the earth and fall from the sky, God instructed Noah to enter the ark with his family and the believers. God also commanded Noah to take a pair (male and female) of every animal, bird and insect with him. The disbelievers watched him incredulously, asking what he intended to do with all the animals.
Noah's wife did not join him, for she had never believed in the message he had been preaching; nor did his oldest son, who preferred to flee to a high mountain. As the believers and animals entered the ark, the water gushed from every crack in the earth, and the rain fell from the sky in quantities never seen before. Hour after hour the water levels rose, and the seas and rivers invaded the land.
The believers entered the ark in the name of God, just as Muslims today begin everything they do, in the name of God. "Embark therein; in the Name of God will be its course and its anchorage. Surely, my Lord is Oft Forgiving, most Merciful. So it sailed with them amidst waves like mountains..." (Hud 11:41)
Noah had built the ark, according to God's instructions, from planks and nails, and it kept the believers safe from the deluge of rain and from the water gushing out of the earth. Then the earth's interior moved in unusual ways, and the bottom of the oceans rose in sudden bursts causing waves to flood the earth.
These waves, as big as mountains, submerged everything; they lifted up the ark, making it appear as fragile as a matchbox tossed in the ocean. This construction, made of wood, became a ship of safety and security, for its passengers had true belief and trust in God.
From his secure place on the ark, Noah could see one of his sons overwhelmed by the water. Noah cried out to his son, imploring him to come aboard the ark and to leave the non-believers to their fate. The son however son refused, and drowned:
"And Noah called out to his son, who had separated himself (apart), 'O my son! Embark with us and be not with the disbelievers.' The son replied, 'I will betake myself to a mountain; it will save me from the water.' Noah said: 'This day there is no savior from the Decree of God except him on whom He has mercy.' And a wave came in between them so he (the son) was among the drowned." (Hud 11:42-43)
The Flood Ends
"'O Earth! Swallow up your water, and O sky! Withhold (your rain).' The water was diminished (made to subside) and the Decree (of God) was fulfilled (the destruction of the people of Noah). And it (the ship) rested on Mount Judi, and it was said: 'Away with the people who are wrongdoing.'" (Hud 11; 44)
|The earth swallowed up the water and the ark rested upon Mt. Judi (what is believed to be in present day Turkey)
Unlike Christian and Jewish traditions, Islam does not mention Noah sending a bird (neither a dove nor raven) to search for dry land. Rather, at God's command, the rain stopped and the water ceased to gush from all the cracks in the earth. Calm returned and the sun began to shine. The flood had cleansed the earth of idolatry and disbelievers; not a single person who had disbelieved in God remained on the earth. The earth swallowed up the water and the ark rested upon Mt. Judi (what is believed to be in present day Turkey).Noah was a prophet and leader of men, but he was also a father. He turned to God with sadness and cried,
"O my Lord! Verily my son is of my family! And certainly your promise is true and you are the Most Just of the judges." (Hud 11; 45)Noah remembered that God had promised to save his family. Noah did not doubt the word or promises of God, but he wanted to understand. Thus God taught Noah a lesson.
As human beings we use words to mean certain things, but God can often give them new, more comprehensive meanings. When we use the word family, we think of blood ties and relationships, and, therefore, Noah was imploring God that his son was of his family. God told him that his son was definitely not part of his family because he was unrighteous; true family is the righteous believers in God:
"He said: 'Oh Noah! Surely, he is not of your family; verily, his work is unrighteous, so ask not of Me that of which you have no knowledge! I admonish you, lest you be one of the ignorants.'" (Hud 11; 46)
Noah understood. He said:
"O my Lord! I seek refuge with You from asking from You that of which I have no knowledge. And unless You forgive me and have Mercy on me, I would indeed be one of the losers." (Hud 11; 47)
Noah released the animals, the birds and the insects and they scattered over the earth, Noah, and his family (the believers), disembarked, whereupon Noah touched his head to the ground in prostration. At this point the Quran and the narrations of Prophet Muhammad leave the story of Noah. We do not know how his affairs with his people continued, nor do we know what happened to his family. All we can ascertain is that on his death bed Noah drew his sons close to him and called on them to worship One God; the Creator and Sustainer of the universe.
Prophet Muhammad said:
"When the death of the Messenger of God, Noah, approached, he admonished his sons: 'Indeed I would give you far reaching advice, commanding you to do two things, and warning you against doing two things as well. I charge you to believe that there is no god but God and that if the seven heavens and the seven earths were put on one side of a scale and the words "there is no god but God" were put on the other, the latter would outweigh the former. I warn you against associating partners with God and against pride." (Sahih al Bukhari)
Most of Noah's people rejected his message, but the message survives in the hearts and minds of Muslims to this day. The comforting words, and the hopes of salvation Noah conveyed to his sons while on his death bed, remain part of a Muslim's belief and confirm his attitude towards God.
Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, also told us that God undertakes a covenant with the believers: If we do not worship other gods beside God, then He will not refuse us heaven.
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Not only can you file a new disability application while your case is at the Appeal Council, it is advisable to file a new initial disability claim while waiting for your Appeals Council decision. The Appeals Council Review is the only appeal level that allows a new initial disability claim to be filed while awaiting the appeal decision.
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In March 1941, Roosevelt sent Harriman to London as "defense expediter" to coordinate and facilitate the anticipated flood of American wartime supplies to Britain under the newly established Lend-Lease program. Harriman quickly established a warm and confidential relationship with Britain's wartime prime minister, Winston L. S. Churchill. He often bypassed the U.S. ambassador, John G. Winant, to report directly to White House aide Harry Hopkins and serve as an unofficial liaison between Churchill and Roosevelt. In London, Harriman, although married, began a clandestine love affair with Churchill's daughter-in-law, Pamela Digby Churchill, who eventually (in 1971) became his third wife.
When Germany invaded Russia in June 1941, the United States extended Lend-Lease aid to the Soviet Union, and dealings with Moscow likewise fell within Harriman's remit. In 1943, Harriman replaced Admiral William H. Standley as U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union, where he remained until 1946, attending the major wartime Allied conferences at Tehran, Yalta, and Potsdam. In late 1944, when Soviet troops allowed occupying German forces to suppress Polish rebels in Warsaw before themselves mopping up the remaining Germans (a policy deliberately designed to eliminate future opponents of a Soviet-backed Polish regime), Harriman sent diplomatic dispatches to Washington sounding one of the earliest official warnings against future Soviet designs for the nations of eastern Europe.
Harriman subsequently held numerous other government positions under Democratic presidents, gaining the reputation of advocating a firm but flexible and nonalarmist stance toward the Soviets. Harriman died in Yorktown Heights, New York, on 26 July 1986.
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Further Reading
Abramson, Rudy. Spanning the Century: The Life of W. Averell Harriman, 1891–1986. New York: Morrow, 1991.; Bland, Larry. "W. Averell Harriman: Businessman and Diplomat, 1891–1945." Ph.D. dissertation, University of Wisconsin, 1972.; Harriman, W. Averell, and Elie Abel. Special Envoy to Churchill and Stalin, 1941–1946. New York: Random House, 1975.; Isaacson, Walter, and Evan Thomas. The Wise Men: Six Friends and the World They Made. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1986.; Mayers, David. The Ambassadors and America's Soviet Policy. New York: Oxford University Press, 1995.


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In a letter today in the Virginian-Pilot, Mitt Romney blasts President Obama for cutting the military:
Welcome to Virginia, Mr. President! Home of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, the fighters at Langley AFB, the storied Marine Base at Quantico, tens of thousands of veterans from the Battle of Guadalcanal to the Battle of Fallujah, and countless other proud military units, factories, and bases, the Commonwealth is a proud state with a proud history.
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So although my backpacking experience is decent enough that I consider I know what I'm doing, it's only recently I've had enough income to spend on decent-quality gear, and I'm slowly phasing out my cotton stuff in favor of better options. My two big upcoming trips are to the Cascades in Washington (early August) and the Beartooths in Montana (mid-late August). I'm in Philadelphia so all we have now is muggy heat, and of course even in winter it doesn't get that cold normally. But I like mountains so I want to be prepared for three-season hiking in them.Here's what I have now, that's of a weight and material to be used backpacking. Almost all the clothes are things I got on clearance and so forth, and none of them were purchased with an informed understanding of layering principles, and without too much thought toward weight since they were on what was cheap. But I think it's all a decent start. I thought I'd show this forum what I got and ask for suggestions on what to use, how to use it, and what to buy next...Tops - Lightweight, 100% polyester longsleeve REI topStoic Merino crew (mix of wool and some synthetics), short sleeveStoic Breathe 150 Zip-T, Long sleeveREI Windstill Jacket...and for past cold trips, I've also taken a flannel shirt and a light cotton jacket, which needless to say, are gonna be the first things to go. I lugged them on 600 miles of the Israel National Trail and enough is enough...Bottoms: Columbia convertible hiking pants (nylon/polyester) - these have served me well, even if I went wrong in picking a light color (they sure look grubby after much use).For night warmth, I've added a pair of cotton long johns.Feet - Merrell hiking boots1 pair thick-ish Smartwool hiking socks, 1 pair similar REI wool socks, 1 lighter pair REI wool socks. I'd take 2 pairs on any trip, generallyHead, hands etc - I have some nice Smartwool gloves and a Patagonia wool beanie I got for cheap off these forums recently. I have not had a chance to use them yet.Sleeping bag - I have an insultex top quilt that weighs about 8oz and does a great job down to around 50, although I haven't pushed it past that. I also have a North Face Cat's Meow 20 degree bag, which is heavy and bulky, but I'm not dishing out the money for a down quilt just yet, so that's what I'll be taking to Montana.______On my upcoming trips I'm not worried about daytime warmth (and really, anytime except winter I wouldn't be) but I get cold easily at night (that's referred to as "sleeping cold," right? I can never remember which is which) and once it gets down below 40 I get cold in the North Face bag. My feet in particular get really cold.So, I'm looking for something to keep my core warm on cold nights in camp, something to help my feet stay warm in the sleeping bag at night, and a good wind/water resistant layer/shell/soft shell/whatever. I'm willing to shell out for high quality and lightweight pieces of gear, so I'm open to any suggestions. Also to tips on staying warm that don't involve buying gear!
I'm a cold sleeper too, so here's what I recommend:- Midweight wool or synthetic long undies instead of cotton... they are much warmer!- If your feet still get cold, try out some down booties. I have some old Sierra Designs ones that weigh less than 3oz and keep my feet toasty when worn in combination with a clean pair of wool socks.- If your feet are still cold, fill a Nalgene or Platypus bottle with hot water, wrap it in a sock & put it in the bottom of your bag.- Finally, a down bag/quilt instead of synthetic. The difference between my 20 degree synthetic bag and my 22 degree down bag is astonishing!I usually don't need to wear it inside my bag... but a down jacket is great to have when sitting around at camp. Same goes for a warm hat and a fleece neck gaiter. I like to know I have options for extra warmth if it suddenly turns chilly.Hope this helps!
You don't have a down or synthetic jacket/vest. I like a vest but many people like arms also. That will give you the best warmth for the weight.Wear that inside your quilt and you should be warm enough, but that might be pushing it. You could experiment with that and see how cold you could go.I think the fewer of all those mid layers the better - not much warmth for the weight.You do need something to give sun and insect protection that's as light as possible, and that will provide a little warmth if it's cold.I don't go into the North half of Washington much, or past the Oregon border into Idaho much, but August should be pretty warm. Above 40 F?
I don't think you'll need long johns at those temps, although if you need them for warmth while sleeping, you can find polypropylene or polyester at decent prices. You could probably find this used at a surplus store for really cheap. I even found a new pair which was polyester on the inside and merino on the outside at a decent price. As long as they stay dry, the cotton ones will work too though. What do you use for insulation underneath while sleeping? What is the R-value? If you sleep on your back, consider putting some spare clothing under your knees, as having your legs unnaturally straight in a mummy bag can reduce circulation to your feet, making them cold. Also, try to sleep on a very slight slope with your feet downhill. You don't want so much of a slope that you're sliding at night though. Stretch and massage your feet before going to bed. Wear a hat to bed, and maybe even a jacket. This is because if the rest of your body is a little on the warm side, some of this heat will make its way down to the feet.You might want to experiment with using trail runners instead of boots.
Thanks for the comments. Can anyone recommend a favorite down (or synthetic) jacket or vest?Also looking for a good lightweight rain/wind resistant shell. Any recommendations? The REI jacket is nice and does keep me fairly warm, but it's relatively heavy and not very water-resistant at all. I'm actually not averse to using a trash-bag-based poncho if that's functional, but can anyone tell me if there are reasons I'd regret doing that in a big rainfall?In long johns, what material would be favored? Wool? REI has some silk ones - would those be any good?As for bottom insulation, I normally sleep in a hammock. In Washington I plan to take it along, but in Montana I'll be sharing a tent with someone else. I have the Ozark Trail mat from Walmart, which has found favor among hammockers for being 24 inches wide, but for Montana I'll probably take a narrower mat I got from EMS. I haven't really used either of these on the ground, but in the hammock, I haven't had problems with them giving me cold butt syndrome - it's mostly my toes that feel the cold unless things are really nippy.
"Can anyone recommend a favorite down (or synthetic) jacket or vest?"I make my ownLots of threads and articles about this2.5 ounce Apex for summer. Or a light down one
This is how I do it...I always have "camp clothes" that is a first layer that is only used at camp so it does not get wet (from sweat) nor dirty for at least 6 days or so.That is for me the way to be warm : be clean ad dry (this is why I always recommend a wash (at least a wipe down) at camp.Night socks need to be loose otherwise any compression will make your feet cold.I always have some spare bread bags or thin plastic bags that sometime I put over my feet at night to give me a quick boost but I take them off as soon as I start to feel some sweating. Silk pants will be lighter and will help in keeping the sleeping bag clean. Merino is heavier but will be warmer.I would opt for the Merino because you can always open up the sb if too warm.Try to go to sleep with some good food in your stomach , clean and not cold.(to keep warm your body needs fuel, that is food...) If you are cool/cold before going to bed , walk or skip about to warm up. (don't sweat...)Hat and gloves come also very handy for a temperature boost in bed.FrancoBTW, for a great (in specs at least...) vest look at Black Rock http://www.blackrockgear.com/vest.htmlI use a Western Mountaineering Flash jacket but the Black Rock stuff has more down for the same weight.
I found a Montbell ExLight jacket on backcountrygear.com for about 90 bucks shipped, so I went for it. In the Beartooth trip, I'm assuming I want to cook in my daytime clothes, then switch to my night clothes and hang the daytime ones - so should I bring a spare pair of pants? Or is that overkill?
I sure like my Western Mountaineering down coat. Expensive, but light and warm. I put on on my sleeping at night if I start to get cold.
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Combining families may be one of the hardest things to negotiate as newlyweds. Five years into my marriage and one child later, I still have not mastered this trade. And at no time is it more apparent or more upsetting then around the holidays. I grew up in a family where Christmas was a happy, joyous occasion. I love Christmas in a paganistic, Hallmark sort of way. I have more Christmas decorations than any "modern woman" can proudly admit to. I listen to Christmas music non-stop from Thanksgiving to New Year's Day. So why is it that when it comes to deciding where we are spending the holidays, my stomach ties up in knots? I just want to crawl into bed and sleep through the entire season.
My husband's parents are divorced and my mother-in-law lets it be known that she wants no part of her ex-husband around the holidays. Seems reasonable enough, but my husband insists that our whole family spend the holidays together. Two weeks before Christmas last year, my mother-in-law announced that in lieu of attending our Christmas Eve party, planned months in advance, she was going to have her family over the week before. Mind you, her family makes up most of our Christmas Eve guest list, so this all but ruined our Christmas Eve plans. Furious, I sent my husband in to make things right. Her response to my hurt feelings: "Is it so selfish for me to want to have Christmas with MY family?" No, except that YOUR family is not OUR family, and we want to spend Christmas with our family. Therein lies the problem.
So, what happened? My mother-in-law had a "private" Christmas for just her family (read: everyone but my parents and father-in-law). At my husband's insistence—I'm more of a keep-the-peace kind of person—we boycotted the "private" event. Much to everyone's credit, his family still showed up to our Christmas Eve party. Granted, there was no big Christmas exchange since most of the family had exchanged gifts the week before. But after a few glasses of eggnog and hot cider spiked with rum, I could have cared less.
That is until my childless sister-in-law stormed out of the room calling behind her, "I don't like crybabies." The cause of all the fuss, my two-year-old had fallen into the coffee table and was crying for me. Rather than simply handing my child off to me, my sister-in-law threw her own temper tantrum more fit for a five-year-old than a thirty-year-old. To make matters worse, my two-year-old looked up at me with crocodile tears still streaming down her face and said "Am I a crybaby, Mommy?" I did not sign up for this when I marched down the isle five years ago!
So what are we doing this year? We're spending Christmas (and Thanksgiving) at my sister-in-law's, which she announced to us all in a one-line email mid-October. I sent my parents on vacation for Thanksgiving (I'm an only child). And I'm hoping my sister-in-law will be gracious enough to include my parents for Christmas. Why am I letting my sister-in-law usurp the entire holiday season this year? Because this year I am doing exactly what my in-laws want. And if Christmas is still miserable, then we are doing our own thing from here on out guilt free. I hear Europe is nice at Christmas!


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Professor Martin Tickle BDS, MSc, FDS [DPH, DDPH] RCS(Eng), PhD, FFPH
Professor of Dental Public Health and Primary Care
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Martin Tickle
Director of the Institute of Population Health
Academic Lead for the Population Health & Implementation Domain for MAHSC
Room 1.311 Jean McFarlane Building
University of Manchester
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Professor Tickle is the Director of The Institute of Population Health. He is academic lead for the Population Health and Implementation Domain of the Manchester Academic Health Sciences Centre and has an honorary consultant contract with Public Health England.
Memberships of Committees and Professional Bodies
Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
Fellow of the Faculty of Public Health
Dental Protection Society
British Dental Association
British Association for the Study of Community Dentistry
European Association of Dental Public Health
International Association of Dental Research
Professor Martin Tickle qualified from the School of Dental, University Liverpool in 1981. He spent 8 years in general practice in a deprived area of inner-city Liverpool before moving into the hospital service in 1990. After working as a senior house officer in maxillofacial surgery he was awarded a Fellowship in Dental Surgery of the Royal College of Surgeons of England in 1991. In 1992 he started work in the Community Dental Service in Liverpool and commenced his studies as masters student in the University of Manchester in 1993. In 1994 he was appointed to a specialist training post in Dental Public Health in the Mersey Deanery, under the supervision of Tony Jenner (ex Deputy CDO for England). In 1995 he was awarded an MSc in Dental Public Health by Manchester University and the Diploma in Dental Public Health by the Royal College of Surgeons of England.?He completed his specialist training in Dental Public Health in 1998 and was entered onto the specialist register of the General Dental Council. In 1999 he was awarded his doctorate by the University of Manchester; the title of his thesis was Small area oral health care needs assessment.
The University of Manchester and Manchester and Salford & Trafford Health Authorities appointed Professor Tickle to a joint post as Senior Lecturer/Honorary Consultant in Dental Public Health in 2000. In 2002 he was appointed as Consultant in Dental Public Health for Greater Manchester Strategic Health Authority under an honorary NHS contract. In June 2003 he was awarded a NIHR Public Health Career Scientist Award, the first dentist to receive this prestigious award. In August 2005 the University of Manchester awarded him a personal chair in Dental Public Health and Primary Care. In 2007 Professor Tickle was recruited as honorary Consultant in Dental Public Health and dental lead for the North West Strategic Health Authority.?In 2004 Professor Tickle established the Oral Health Unit within the National Primary Care R&D Centre. He has received multiple research grants from the Department of Health, the NIHR Health Services & Delivery Research Programme, the NIHR HTA programme, NIHR Research for Patient Benefit, NIHR Public Health, NIHR Programme Development Grant, the Wellcome Trust, the Borrow Foundation and NHS organisations.
From 2009-2013 he was Director of the highly successful Dental Integrated Academic Training Programme in Manchester, working very closely with the North West Deanery. During this period he was also Director of Research for the School of Dentistry and led the School's REF 2014 return. In September 2013 he was appointed Director of the Institute of Population Health and academic lead for the Population Health & Implementation Domain of MAHSC.
Professor Tickle has published over 100 peer reviewed research papers in the foremost international journals in his field. Research undertaken by his group has had significant impact on policy and clinical practice, for example a large research programme undertaken in Manchester on school dental screening changed policy in the UK leading to cessation of the national school dental screening programme. He has received research funding in excess of £10 million over the last 10 years. Professor Tickle has an international reputation in dental public health and health services research. His research interests include reducing inequalities in dental disease and consumption of dental healthcare resources, the costs and effects of population programmes and practice-based interventions to reduce the impact of dental disease and improving the evidence base for delivery and organisation of dental care services. He has expertise in designing and managing large randomised controlled trials in public health and general practice settings and conducting health services research projects using mixed methods in different settings.
BDS The University of LIverpool 1981
FDS RCS The Royal College of Surgeons of England 1991
DDPH The Royal College of Surgeons of England 1994
MSc in Dental Public Health The University of Manchester 1995
FDS [DPH] RSC Specialty Fellowship in Dental Public Health Royal College of Surgeons Intercollegiate Board 1998
PhD The University of Manchester 1999
FFPH Faculty of Public Health 2008
- Javidi, H., Tickle, M. & Aggarwal, V (2015). Repair vs replacement of failed restorations in general dental practice: factors influencing treatment choices and outcomes. Br Dent J, 218(1), E2. eScholarID:246480 | PMID:25571840 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2014.1165
- Macey, R., Glenny, A., Walsh, T., Tickle, M., Worthington, H., Ashley, J. & Brocklehurst, P (2015). The Efficacy of Screening for Common Dental Diseases by Hygiene-Therapists: A Diagnostic Test Accuracy Study. J Dent Res, eScholarID:252992 | PMID:25604256 | DOI:10.1177/0022034514567335
- Peters, S., Goldthorpe, J., McElroy, C., King, E., Javidi, H., Tickle, M. & Aggarwal, V (2015). Managing chronic orofacial pain: A qualitative study of patients', doctors', and dentists' experiences. Br J Health Psychol, eScholarID:267059 | PMID:25899741 | DOI:10.1111/bjhp.12141
- Tickle, M., O' Malley, L., Brocklehurst, P., Glenny, A., Walsh, T. & Campbell, S (2015). A national survey of the public's views on quality in dental care. Br Dent J, 219(3), E1. eScholarID:271150 | PMID:26271885 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2015.595
- Bailey, E., Tickle, M. & Campbell, S (2014). Patient safety in primary care dentistry: where are we now? Br Dent J, 217(7), 339-44. eScholarID:237551 | PMID:25303580 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2014.857
- Brocklehurst, P., Mertz, B., Jerković-Ćosić, K., Littlewood, A. & Tickle, M (2014). Direct access to midlevel dental providers: an evidence synthesis. J Public Health Dent, eScholarID:228015 | PMID:24946834 | DOI:10.1111/jphd.12062
- Dyer, T., Brocklehurst, P., Glenny, A., Davies, L., Tickle, M., Issac, A. & Robinson, P (2014). Dental auxiliaries for dental care traditionally provided by dentists. Cochrane Database Syst Rev, 8, CD010076. eScholarID:237550 | PMID:25140869 | DOI:10.1002/14651858.CD010076.pub2
- Sharif, M., Catleugh, M., Merry, A., Tickle, M., Dunne, S., Brunton, P., Aggarwal, V. & Chong, L (2014). Replacement versus repair of defective restorations in adults: resin composite. Cochrane Database Syst Rev, 2, CD005971. eScholarID:223040 | PMID:24510679 | DOI:10.1002/14651858.CD005971.pub3
- Sharif, M., Merry, A., Catleugh, M., Tickle, M., Brunton, P., Dunne, S., Aggarwal, V. & Chong, L (2014). Replacement versus repair of defective restorations in adults: amalgam. Cochrane Database Syst Rev, 2, CD005970. eScholarID:223039 | PMID:24510713 | DOI:10.1002/14651858.CD005970.pub3
- Boye U, Foster GRK, Pretty IA, Tickle M. (2013). The views of examiners on the use of intra-oral photographs to detect dental caries in epidemiological studies. Community Dental Health, 30(1), 34-38. eScholarID:189414
- Boye, U., Pretty, I., Tickle, M. & Walsh, T (2013). Comparison of caries detection methods using varying numbers of intra-oral digital photographs with visual examination for epidemiology in children. BMC Oral Health, 13, 6. eScholarID:201206 | PMID:23312001 | DOI:10.1186/1472-6831-13-6
- Boye, U., Willasey, A., Walsh, T., Tickle, M. & Pretty, I (2013). Comparison of an intra-oral photographic caries assessment with an established visual caries assessment method for use in dental epidemiological studies of children. Community Dent Oral Epidemiol, eScholarID:201202 | PMID:23566100 | DOI:10.1111/cdoe.12049
- Brocklehurst P., Birch S., McDonald R., Tickle M. (2013). Determining the optimal model for role-substitution in NHS dental services in the United Kingdom. BMC Oral Health, 13, 46. eScholarID:238449
- Brocklehurst, P., Birch, S., McDonald, R. & Tickle, M (2013). Determining the optimal model for role-substitution in NHS dental services in the United Kingdom. BMC Oral Health, 13(1), 46. eScholarID:209897 | PMID:24063247 | DOI:10.1186/1472-6831-13-46
- Brocklehurst, P., Ferguson, J., Taylor, N. & Tickle, M (2013). What is clinical leadership and why might it be important in dentistry? Br Dent J, 214(5), 243-6. eScholarID:201207 | PMID:23470386 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2013.219
- Brocklehurst, P., Price, J., Glenny, A., Tickle, M., Birch, S., Mertz, E. & Grytten, J (2013). The effect of different methods of remuneration on the behaviour of primary care dentists. Cochrane Database Syst Rev, 11, CD009853. eScholarID:218918 | PMID:24194456 | DOI:10.1002/14651858.CD009853.pub2
- Campbell, S. & Tickle, M (2013). How do we improve quality in primary dental care? Br Dent J, 215(5), 239-43. eScholarID:207602 | PMID:24029991 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2013.831
- Campbell, S. & Tickle, M (2013). What is quality primary dental care? Br Dent J, 215(3), 135-9. eScholarID:207326 | PMID:23928610 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2013.740
- Clarkson, J., Ramsay, C., Averley, P., Bonetti, D., Boyers, D., Campbell, L., Chadwick, G., Duncan, A., Elders, A., Gouick, J., Hall, A., Heasman, L., Heasman, P., Hodge, P., Jones, C., Laird, M., Lamont, T., Lovelock, L., Madden, I., McCombes, W., McCracken, G., McDonald, A., McPherson, G., Macpherson, L., Mitchell, F., Norrie, J., Pitts, N., van der Pol, M., Ricketts, D., Ross, M., Steele, J., Swan, M., Tickle, M., Watt, P., Worthington, H. & Young, L (2013). IQuaD dental trial; improving the quality of dentistry: a multicentre randomised controlled trial comparing oral hygiene advice and periodontal instrumentation for the prevention and management of periodontal disease in dentate adults attending dental primary care. BMC Oral Health, 13, 58. eScholarID:218917 | PMID:24160246 | DOI:10.1186/1472-6831-13-58
- Glenny, A., Worthington, H., Milsom, K., Rooney, E. & Tickle, M (2013). Strategies for maximizing consent rates for child dental health surveys: a randomised controlled trial. BMC Med Res Methodol, 13(Septemebr), art108. eScholarID:207327 | PMID:24006895 | DOI:10.1186/1471-2288-13-108
- Jones, C., Macfarlane, T., Milsom, K., Ratcliffe, P., Wyllie, A. & Tickle, M (2013). Patient perceptions regarding benefits of single visit scale and polish: a randomised controlled trial. BMC Oral Health, 13, 50. eScholarID:218919 | PMID:24090395 | DOI:10.1186/1472-6831-13-50
- Macey, R., Walsh, T., Glenny, A., Worthington, H., Tickle, M., Ashley, J. & Brocklehurst, P (2013). Protocol for diagnostic test accuracy study: the efficacy of screening for common dental diseases by Dental Care Professionals. BMC Oral Health, 13(1), 45. eScholarID:209896 | PMID:24053760 | DOI:10.1186/1472-6831-13-45
- Northcott, A., Brocklehurst, P., Jerković-Ćosić, K., Reinders, J., McDermott, I. & Tickle, M (2013). Direct access: lessons learnt from the Netherlands. Br Dent J, 215(12), 607-10. eScholarID:218920 | PMID:24357763 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2013.1193
- Northcott, A., Brocklehurst, P., Jerković-Ćosić, K., Reinders, J., McDermott, I. & Tickle, M (2013). Direct access: lessons learnt from the Netherlands. Br Dent J, 215(12), 607-10. eScholarID:228016 | PMID:24357763 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2013.1193
- Tickle, M. & Campbell, S (2013). How do we measure quality in primary dental care? Br Dent J, 215(4), 183-7. eScholarID:207325 | PMID:23969661 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2013.789
- Aggarwal VR, Joughin A, Zakrzewska J, Appelbe P and Tickle M. (2012). Dentists' preferences for diagnosis, management and referral of chronic oro-facial pain: Results from a national survey. Health Education Journal, 71(6), 662-669. eScholarID:183300
- Boye U, Foster GRK, Pretty IA and Tickle M. (2012). Children's views on the experience of a visual examination and intra-oral photographs to detect dental caries in epidemiological studies. Community Dental Health, 29(4), 284-288. eScholarID:183301
- Boye, U., Walsh, T., Pretty, I. & Tickle, M (2012). Comparison of photographic and visual assessment of occlusal caries with histology as the reference standard. BMC Oral Health, 12(1), 10. eScholarID:161796 | PMID:22540771 | DOI:10.1186/1472-6831-12-10
- Brocklehurst P and Tickle M. (2012). Planning a dental workforce for the future for the National Health Service in the United Kingdom: What factors should be accounted for? Health Education Journal, 71(3), 340-349. eScholarID:165182 | DOI:10.1177/0017896911398815
- Brocklehurst, P., Ashley, J., Walsh, T. & Tickle, M (2012). Relative performance of different dental professional groups in screening for occlusal caries. Community Dent Oral Epidemiol, eScholarID:159129 | PMID:22390725 | DOI:10.1111/j.1600-0528.2012.00671.x
- Brocklehurst, P., Tickle, M., Glenny, A., Lewis, M., Pemberton, M., Taylor, J., Walsh, T., Riley, P. & Yates, J (2012). Systemic interventions for recurrent aphthous stomatitis (mouth ulcers). Cochrane Database Syst Rev, 9, CD005411. eScholarID:201208 | PMID:22972085 | DOI:10.1002/14651858.CD005411.pub2
- Currie RB, Pretty IA, Tickle M and Maupome G. (2012). Letter from America: UK and US state-funded dental provision. Community Dental Health, 29(4), 315-320. eScholarID:183304
- Currie, R., Pretty, I., Tickle, M. & Maupomé, G (2012). Conundrums in health care reform: current experiences across the North Atlantic. J Public Health Dent, eScholarID:161799 | PMID:22316052 | DOI:10.1111/j.1752-7325.2011.00294.x
- Foster GRK and Tickle M. (2012). Optimizing school-based health-promotion programmes; Lessons from a qualitative study of fluoridated milk schemes in the UK. Health Education Journal, 71(1), eScholarID:165183
- McDonald R., Cheraghi-Sohi, S., Sanders, C., Tickle, M. (2012). Changes to financial incentives in English dentistry 2006 to 2009: a qualitative study. Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology (Online), 40, 468-473. eScholarID:238455
- McDonald, R., Cheraghi-Sohi, S., Sanders, C. & Tickle, M (2012). Changes to financial incentives in English dentistry 2006-2009: a qualitative study. Community Dent Oral Epidemiol, eScholarID:159130 | PMID:22462814 | DOI:10.1111/j.1600-0528.2012.00687.x
- Paul R Brocklehurst, Phil Morris and Martin Tickle. (2012). Social marketing: an appropriate strategy to reduce oral health inequalities? International Journal of Health Promotion and Education, 50(2), 81-91. eScholarID:160518 | DOI:10.1080/14635240.2012.661969
- Tickle, M (2012). Revolution in the provision of dental services in the UK. Community Dent Oral Epidemiol, 40 Suppl 2, 110-6. eScholarID:179741 | PMID:22998314 | DOI:10.1111/j.1600-0528.2012.00729.x
- Tickle, M., Milsom, K., Crawford, F. & Aggarwal, V (2012). Predictors of pain associated with routine procedures performed in general dental practice. Community Dent Oral Epidemiol, eScholarID:155679 | PMID:22316006 | DOI:10.1111/j.1600-0528.2012.00673.x
- Aggarwal, V., Joughin, A., Zakrzewska, J., Crawford, F. & Tickle, M (2011). Dentists' and specialists' knowledge of chronic orofacial pain: results from a continuing professional development survey. Prim Dent Care, 18(1), 41-4. eScholarID:119717 | PMID:21214979 | DOI:10.1308/135576111794065838
- Anantharaman, D., Marron, M., Lagiou, P., Samoli, E., Ahrens, W., Pohlabeln, H., Slamova, A., Schejbalova, M., Merletti, F., Richiardi, L., Kjaerheim, K., Castellsague, X., Agudo, A., Talamini, R., Barzan, L., Macfarlane, T., Tickle, M., Simonato, L., Canova, C., Conway, D., McKinney, P., Thomson, P., Znaor, A., Healy, C., McCartan, B., Hashibe, M., Brennan, P. & Macfarlane, G (2011). Population attributable risk of tobacco and alcohol for upper aerodigestive tract cancer. Oral Oncol, 47(8), 725-31. eScholarID:133487 | PMID:21684805 | DOI:10.1016/j.oraloncology.2011.05.004
- Brocklehurst, P. & Tickle, M (2011). Is skill mix profitable in the current NHS dental contract in England? Br Dent J, 210(7), 303-8. eScholarID:132592 | PMID:21475274 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2011.238
- Brocklehurst, P. & Tickle, M (2011). The policy context for skill mix in the National Health Service in the United Kingdom. Br Dent J, 211(6), 265-9. eScholarID:132593 | PMID:21941321 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2011.765
- Brocklehurst, P., Ashley, J. & Tickle, M (2011). Patient assessment in general dental practice - risk assessment or clinical monitoring? Br Dent J, 210(8), 351-4. eScholarID:132594 | PMID:21509009 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2011.284
- Brocklehurst, P., Jones, C. & Tickle, M (2011). QIPP: cutting budgets or working smarter? Br Dent J, 210(8), 369-73. eScholarID:132595 | PMID:21509017 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2011.286
- Downer, M., Drugan, C., Foster, G. & Tickle, M (2011). Estimating the potential impact on dental caries in children of fluoridating a UK city. Community Dent Health, 28(1), 34-9. eScholarID:143018 | PMID:21485232
- Foster, G., Downer, M. & Tickle, M (2011). Modelling the impact of process variables in community fluoridated milk schemes on a population of UK schoolchildren. Br Dent J, 210(10), E17. eScholarID:132590 | PMID:21617649 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2011.388
- Hopper, L., Morris, L. & Tickle, M (2011). How primary care dentists perceive and are influenced by research. Community Dent Oral Epidemiol, 39(2), 97-104. eScholarID:119718 | PMID:21091753 | DOI:10.1111/j.1600-0528.2010.00578.x
- Hopper, L., Morris, L., Brocklehurst, P. & Tickle, M (2011). A qualitative investigation of the views of primary care dentists on participating in prospective studies in the North-West of England. Br Dent J, 210(11), E18. eScholarID:132596 | PMID:21659986 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2011.429
- Jones, C., Milsom, K., Ratcliffe, P., Wyllie, A., Macfarlane, T. & Tickle, M (2011). Clinical outcomes of Single-Visit oral Prophylaxis: A practice-based randomised controlled trial. BMC Oral Health, 11(December), art35. eScholarID:143020 | PMID:22204658 | DOI:10.1186/1472-6831-11-35
- Milsom, K., Blinkhorn, A., Walsh, T., Worthington, H., Kearney-Mitchell, P., Whitehead, H. & Tickle, M (2011). A Cluster-randomized Controlled Trial: Fluoride Varnish in School Children. Journal of dental research, 90(11), 1306. eScholarID:131799 | PMID:21921250 | DOI:10.1177/0022034511422063
- Pearce, M., Gedling, C., Whittle, G., Tickle, M. & Mallinson, S (2011). Factors that dentists use to decide whether or not to render a patient edentulous. Part 1. A qualitative study of East Lancashire general dental practitioners' views. Prim Dent Care, 18(1), 13-8. eScholarID:119719 | PMID:21214974 | DOI:10.1308/135576111794065801
- Tickle M., McDonald R., Franklin J., Aggarwal V, Milsom KM., Reeves D. (2011). Paying for the wrong kind of performance? Financial incentives and behaviour changes in NHS dentistry 1992-2009. Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology (Online), 39(5), 465-473. eScholarID:238457
- Tickle, M., McDonald, R., Franklin, J., Aggarwal, V., Milsom, K. & Reeves, D (2011). Paying for the wrong kind of performance? Financial incentives and behaviour changes in National Health Service dentistry 1992–2009. Community dentistry and oral epidemiology, 39(5), 465. eScholarID:131798 | PMID:21668463 | DOI:10.1111/j.1600-0528.2011.00622.x
- Tickle, M., Milsom, K., Donaldson, M., Killough, S., O'Neill, C., Crealey, G., Sutton, M., Noble, S., Greer, M. & Worthington, H (2011). Protocol for Northern Ireland Caries Prevention in Practice Trial (NIC-PIP) trial: a randomised controlled trial to measure the effects and costs of a dental caries prevention regime for young children attending primary care dental services. BMC Oral Health, 11, 27. eScholarID:137458 | PMID:21985746 | DOI:10.1186/1472-6831-11-27
- Aggarwal, V., Tickle, M., Javidi, H. & Peters, S (2010). Reviewing the evidence: can cognitive behavioral therapy improve outcomes for patients with chronic orofacial pain? J Orofac Pain, 24(2), 163-71. eScholarID:79957 | PMID:20401354
- Milsom, K. & Tickle, M (2010). Preventing decay in children: dare we risk the 'risk assessment' model in practice? Br Dent J, 209(4), 159-60. eScholarID:89179 | PMID:20798719 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2010.720
- Sharif, M., Catleugh, M., Merry, A., Tickle, M., Dunne, S., Brunton, P. & Aggarwal, V (2010). Replacement versus repair of defective restorations in adults: resin composite. Cochrane Database Syst Rev, 2, CD005971. eScholarID:79947 | PMID:20166078 | DOI:10.1002/14651858.CD005971.pub2
- Sharif, M., Fedorowicz, Z., Tickle, M. & Brunton, P (2010). Repair or replacement of restorations: do we accept built in obsolescence or do we improve the evidence? Br Dent J, 209(4), 171-4. eScholarID:89180 | PMID:20798721 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2010.722
- Sharif, M., Merry, A., Catleugh, M., Tickle, M., Brunton, P., Dunne, S. & Aggarwal, V (2010). Replacement versus repair of defective restorations in adults: amalgam. Cochrane Database Syst Rev, 2, CD005970. eScholarID:79948 | PMID:20166077 | DOI:10.1002/14651858.CD005970.pub2
- GRK Foster, MC Downer, M Lunt, V Aggarwal and M Tickle. (2009). Predictive tool for estimating the potential effect of water fluoridation on dental caries. Community Dental Health, 26(1), 5-11. eScholarID:29871
- Jones C, Joughin A, Tickle M. (2009). Darzi and dentistry: the emerging quality agenda for GDPs in England. Dental Update, 36(9), 558-568. eScholarID:77248
- Milsom K, Jones C, Kearney-Mitchell P, Tickle M. (2009). A comparative needs assessment of the dental health of adults attending dental access centres and general dental practices in Halton & St Helens and Warrington PCTs 2007. Br Dent J, 206( 5), 257-61. eScholarID:1d18861 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2009.165
- Tickle M, Jones C, Buchannan K, Milsom K, Blinkhorn A, Humphris G. (2009). A prospective study of dental anxiety in a cohort of children followed from 5 to 9 years of age. International Journal of Paediatric Dentistry, 19(4), 225. eScholarID:1d19559 | DOI:10.1111/j.1365-263X.2009.00976.x
- Blinkhorn A, Tickle M, Kearney-Mitchell P, Lucarotti S, Milsom K. (2008). English general dental practitioners' views on the new contract: The problems of collecting information in a time of change. Health Education Journal, 67(3), 231-239. eScholarID:165089 | DOI:10.1177/0017896908095779
- Buchanan K, Milsom K, Zoitopoulos L, Pau A, Tickle M. (2008). The performance of a screening test for urgent dental treatment need in a prison population. Br Dent J, 205( 10), E19; discussion 560-. eScholarID:1d18297 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2008.950
- Milsom K, Threlfall A, Pine K, Tickle M, Blinkhorn A, Kearney-Mitchell P. (2008). The introduction of the new dental contract in England - a baseline qualitative assessment. Br Dent J, 204( 2), 59-62. eScholarID:1d17343
- Milsom KM, Blinkhorn AS, Tickle M. (2008). The incidence of dental caries in the primary molar teeth of young children receiving National Health Service funded dental care in practices in the North West of England. Br Dent J, eScholarID:1d17817 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2008.582
- Milsom KM, Tickle M, Blinkhorn AS. (2008). Is School Dental Screening a Political or a Scientific Intervention? J Dent Res, 87( 10), 896-899. eScholarID:1d17813
- Tickle M, Blinkhorn AS, Milsom K. (2008). The occurrence of dental pain and extractions over a 3-year period in a cohort of children aged 3-6 years. J Public Health Dent, 68( 2), 63-9. eScholarID:1d17815
- Tickle M, Milsom K, Qualtrough AJ E, Blinkhorn FA, Aggarwal VR. (2008). The failure rate of NHS funded molar endodontic treatment delivered in general dental practice. Br Dent J, 204( 5), E8; discussion 254-5. eScholarID:1d17342
- Tickle M, Milsom K. (2008). The whole population approach to caries prevention in general dental practice. Br Dent J, 205( 10), eScholarID:1d18295 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2008.985
- Tickle M. (2008). No problem up north. Br Dent J, 204( 12), eScholarID:1d17818 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2008.509
- Walsh TC, Tickle M, Milsom K, Buchanan K, Zoitopoulos L. (2008). An investigation of the nature of research into dental health in prisons: a systematic review. Br Dent J, 204( 12), 683-9; discussion 66. eScholarID:1d17820 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.2008.525
- Dailey Y, Milsom K, Pilkington L, Blinkhorn A, Threlfall A, Tickle M. (2007). A qualitative investigation of the influence of time since graduation on English dentists' approach to the care of young children. Int J Paediatr Dent, 17( 5), 336-44. eScholarID:1d17345
- Threlfall A, Hunt CM, Milsom K, Tickle M, Blinkhorn AS. (2007). Exploring factors that influence general dental practitioners when providing advice to help prevent caries in children. Br Dent J, eScholarID:1d15227
- Threlfall A, Milsom K, Blinkhorn AS, Tickle M. (2007). General Dental Practitioner's views on dental general anaesthesia services. Community Dental Health, 24, 93-96. eScholarID:1d26544
- Threlfall A, Milsom K, Hunt CM, Tickle M, Blinkhorn AS. (2007). Exploring the content of the advice provided by general dental practitioners to help prevent caries in young children. Br Dent J, eScholarID:1d15139
- Tickle M, Threlfall A, Pilkington L, Milsom K, Duggal MS, Blinkhorn AS. (2007). Approaches taken to the treatment of young children with carious primary teeth: a national cross-sectional survey of general dental practitioners and paediatric specialists in England. Br Dent J, eScholarID:1d15921
- Tickle M, Yeung C, Milsom K, Blinkhorn A. (2007). The prescription and outcomes of fissure sealants applied to a group of high caries risk children by general dental practitioners working in the North West of England. Community Dent Health, 24( 3), 135-9. eScholarID:1d17344
- Elkind AK, Blinkhorn FA, Mackie IC, Tickle M, Duxbury JT, Blinkhorn AS. (2006). Service quality implications of dental undergraduate outreach teaching for Primary Care Trusts in England, UK. Community Dental Health, 23, 75-79. eScholarID:1d13451
- Kearney-Mitchell P, Milsom K, Blinkhorn AS, Tickle M. (2006). The development of a consensus among primary care dentists of referral criteria for school dental screening. Br Dent J, 200( 9), 509-12. eScholarID:1d13565
- Kearney-Mitchell, P., Milsom, K., Blinkhorn, A. & Tickle, M (2006). The development of a consensus among primary care dentists of referral criteria for school dental screening. Br Dent J, 200(9), 509-12; discussion 501. eScholarID:224653 | PMID:16703094 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.4813525
- Milsom K, Blinkhorn AS, Worthington HV, Threlfall A, Buchanan K, Kearney-Mitchell P, Tickle M. (2006). The Effectiveness of School Dental Screening: a Cluster-randomized Control Trial. J Dent Res, 85( 10), 924-8. eScholarID:1d13855
- Milsom K, Threlfall A, Blinkhorn AS, P.I. Kearney-Mitchell, K.M. Buchanan, Tickle M. (2006). The effectiveness of school dental screening: dental attendance and treatment of those screened positive. British Dental Journal, 200, 687-690. eScholarID:1d13456 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.4813724
- Milsom, K., Blinkhorn, A., Worthington, H., Threlfall, A., Buchanan, K., Kearney-Mitchell, P. & Tickle, M (2006). The effectiveness of school dental screening: a cluster-randomized control trial. J Dent Res, 85(10), 924-8. eScholarID:224652 | PMID:16998133
- Threlfall A, Milsom K, Catleugh M, Kearney-Mitchell P, Blinkhorn AS, Tickle M. (2006). A survey of school dental screening practise in community dental services of England and Wales in 2003. Community Dent Health, 23( 4), 236-8. eScholarID:1d14650
- Tickle M, Milsom K, Buchanan K, Blinkhorn AS. (2006). Dental screening in schools: the views of parents, teachers and school nurses. Br Dent J, 201( 12), 769-73; discussion 7. eScholarID:1d14648
- Tickle M. (2006). Improving the oral health of young children through an evidence-based approach. Community Dent Health, 23( 1), 2-4. eScholarID:1d12884
- Anthony Threlfall, Catleugh M, Milsom K, Blinkhorn AS, Tickle M. (2005). IN PRESS School Dental Screening in the Community Dental Services of the England and Wales in 2003. Community Dental Health, eScholarID:1d26546
- Duxbury JT, Davies GM, Catleugh MA, Woodward M, Tickle M. (2005). The use of audit as a means of improving the quality of a health promotion intervention - an example from the Manchester School Fluoride Milk Scheme. International Journal of Health Promotion and Education, 43, 87-91. eScholarID:1d26550
- Threlfall A, Kanaa M, Davies SJ, Tickle M. (2005). Possible link between extraction of wisdom teeth and temporomandibular disc displacement with reduction: matched case control study. Br J Oral Maxillofac Surg, 43( 1), 13-6. eScholarID:1d9601
- Threlfall A, Pilkington L, Milsom K, Blinkhorn AS, Tickle M. (2005). General Dental Practitioner's views on the use of stainless steel crowns to restore primary molars. British Dental Journal, 199, 453-455. eScholarID:1d26542 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.4812746
- Tickle M, Yeung CA, Milsom K, Blinkhorn AS. (2005). IN PRESS The outcomes of fissure sealants placed by dentists working in the General Dental Service in the North West of England. Community Dental Health, eScholarID:1d26548
- Yeung CA, Hitchings J, Macfarlane TV, Threlfall A, Tickle M, Glenny A. (2005). Fluoridated milk for preventing dental caries. Cochrane Database Syst Rev, ( 3), eScholarID:1d33972
- Milsom K, Tickle M, Humphris G, Blinkhorn AS. (2003). The relationship between anxiety and dental treatment experience in 5 year old children. British Dental Journal, 194, 503-506. eScholarID:1d24388 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.4810070
- Milsom K, Tickle M, King D. (2003). Does the dental profession know how to care for the primary dentition. British Dental Journal, 195, 301-303. eScholarID:1d25456 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.4810525
- Tickle M, K Milsom, Humphries GM, Blinkhorn AS. (2003). Parental attitudes to the care of the carious primary dentition. British Dental Journal, 195, 451-455. eScholarID:1d6694 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.4810600
- Tickle M, Milsom K, Blinkhorn AS, Worthington HV. (2003). Comparing different methods to detect and correct non-response bias in postal questionnaire studies. Journal of Public Health Dentistry, 63, 112-118. eScholarID:1d24036 | DOI:10.1111/j.1752-7325.2003.tb03484.x
- Tickle M, Milsom K, Jenner T, Blinkhorn AS. (2003). The geodemograhic distribution of caries experience in neighboring fluoridated and non-fluoridated populations. Journal of Public Health Dentistry, 63, 92 - 98. eScholarID:1d24235
- Tickle M, Milsom K, Jenner T, Blinkhorn AS. (2003). The geodemographic distribution of caries experience in neighboring fluoridated and nonfluoridated populations. J Public Health Dent, 63( 2), 92-8. eScholarID:1d16079
- Tickle M, Milsom K, King D, Blinkhorn AS. (2003). The influences on preventive care provided to children who frequently attend the UK General Dental Service. British Dental Journal, 194, 329-332. eScholarID:1d24292 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.4809947
- G M Humphries, Milsom K, Tickle M, H Holbrook, Blinkhorn AS. (2002). A new dental anxiety scale for 5-year-old children (DA5): Description and concurrent validity. Health Education Journal, 61, 5-19. eScholarID:1d2212 | DOI:10.1177/001789690206100102
- K Milsom, Tickle M, Blinkhorn AS. (2002). Dental pain and dental treatment of young children attending the general dental service. British Dental Journal, 192, 280-284. eScholarID:1d2217 | DOI:10.1038/sj.bdj.4801355
- K Milsom, Tickle M, D King, P Kearney-Mitchell, Blinkhorn AS. (2002). Outcomes associated with restored and unrestored deciduous molar teeth. Primary Dental Care, 9, 16-19. eScholarID:1d2215 | DOI:10.1308/135576102322547502
- Milsom K, Tickle M, Blinkhorn AS. (2002). The prescription and relative outcomes of different materials used in general dental practice in the north west region of England to restore the primary dentition. Journal Of Dentistry, 30, 77-82. eScholarID:1d24230 | DOI:10.1016/S0300-5712(01)00061-6
- Tickle M, Milsom K, Blinkhorn AS. (2002). Inequalities in the dental treatment provided to children: an example from the UK. Community Dentistry And Oral Epidemiology, 30, 335-341. eScholarID:1d24232 | DOI:10.1034/j.1600-0528.2002.00058.x
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- Blinkhorn FA, Blinkhorn AS, Tickle M. (2001). A profile of the dentists working in the community dental service in the United Kingdom in 1999. British Dental Journal, 190, 266-268. eScholarID:1d1800
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- Tickle M, Craven RC, Milsom K.M, Kay EJ. (2001). The relative effects of residential and school environments on the dental caries experience of 5- and 12-year old children in the North West of England. Health Education Journal, 60, 120-126. eScholarID:1d1664 | DOI:10.1177/001789690106000203
- Tickle M, Hayhurst G, Moulding G, Jenner A.M, Blinkhorn AS. (2001). Matching Dental Practice Board data to the Health Authority Population Register. Community Dental Health, 18, 37-41. eScholarID:1d1813
- Tickle M. (2001). Chartermark criteria - what interests the patients? British Dental Journal, 190, eScholarID:1d1814
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- Tickle M, Blinkhorn AS, Brown P.J.B, Matthews R. (2000). A geodemographic analysis of the Denplan patient population in the North West Region. British Dental Journal, 189, 494-499.. eScholarID:1d1811
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- Tickle M, Jenner T, Blinkhorn AS. (2000). The utility of anonymised postcoded registration data provided by the Dental Practice Board. Community Dental Health, 17, 254-256. eScholarID:1d23426
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Published on August 24 2012 11:45 am
Last Updated on July 14 2013 12:07 pm
Written by Greg Sapp
The death of a Watson man Thursday was due to natural causes and not due to his vehicle striking a tree.
The Effingham County Coroner's Office Friday said 67-year-old Gilbert Brewer died Thursday morning. Authorities were notified at 6:30am of a vehicle that was found to have struck a tree on private property at the intersection of 800th Avenue and 1430th Street in Watson. The Coroner's Office was contacted at 6:46am and Brewer was pronounced dead at the scene at 7:15am.
The Coroner's Office ruling is that Brewer's death was due from natural causes and not related to any type of injuries from the vehicle striking the tree.


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If you're willing to take fashion advice from a Canadian whose concept of Fall before moving to Italy was "that one pleasant day between summer and winter," and whose main shoe supplier is Asics, listen up. But seriously, what to wear for Fall in Italy is a big question, and other than a practical response, it allows me to drag up some memories and play with language a bit.
Fall in Italy is the topic of this month's Italy Blogging Roundtable and frankly, the topic has been killing me. The linguistic escamotage of writing about "falling in love in Italy" did cross my mind, as did the use of the verb to fall, as in falling on one's face. Why? Because for the city dweller, Fall does not really mean chestnut picking, harvesting vines and chopping firewood for the hibernation ahead. At most, it means that the workday seems longer because it's getting dark earlier and it gets harder to find a day to hang out laundry due to risk of rain. This year Italy's had an extended summer, though finally this weekend I was able to dig out my favourite sweater and jacket. Now we will have two months of midseason.
There is a funny expression in Italian that my mother in law and consequently my husband enjoy saying: "non ci sono piu' mezze stagioni." It means "there are no midseasons any more." I asked Tommaso about it and he explained that it's not really a truism, but rather just one of those things that people say. Italy actually has long and pleasant midseasons. Spring, which I like a whole lot better than Fall, usually takes place in April and May, while Fall may be from mid-September through November. In these seasons there can be surprise thunderstorms, major temperature swings, but also really hot days where in the sun it goes up to thirty degrees.
My mother, when she visits during these months, always asks me what to pack for her trip – and then says "and don't tell me 'midseason clothing' because you know I don't have anything of the sort." Well, what should I tell her? The reason Mom has no "midseason clothing" is that she lives in Toronto, where I grew up. I fondly remember Fall in Toronto. The leaves turn such a brilliant red, and in a valley near our house we would always go for walks and take pictures. As a child I'm bundled in a winter jacket, and as a teenager there are photos in which I ham it up in a shearling coat. Fall, apparently, is cold like January in Florence. As I will tell anyone willing to listen, I remember having to plan halloween costumes to accommodate a snowsuit throughout my childhood, foiling all attempts to dress in leggings and pretend to be a cat.
Thankfully in Italy I can enjoy a long midseason and, should I so desire, wear leggings and a cat costume, for it's not too cold out.
What to pack
If you come to Florence in October you're going to need to pack:
- Midseason pants. Yup! not linen, not summer pants, and not wool yet. Something in between, like jeans or heavy cotton.
- Layers. Maybe not a tank top, but a tshirt or light shirt should be your bottom layer
- Thin sweaters. It may not be time for a bulky sweater yet, though you could use one as a jacket. Rather this is the time for thin cashmere.
- Scarves. Because the Italian will cover his or her neck against any breeze, and they make for good accessories. Not a heavy wool winter scarf yet, but a pashmina or a big cotton scarf.
- A hat for evenings.
- A leather jacket or a trench coat, OR a big belted sweater.
- Boots if you want to look chic.
You'd never know it but I enjoy playing with Polyvore, so I've put together this suggested midseason look :)
Italy blogging roundtable on the topic of Fall
- Fall Food Festivals & the Almighty White Truffle by Melanie
- Fall colours in Tuscany by Gloria
- The Fall Museum Crawl by Rebecca
- Melanie's post is coming soon!
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I came to yoga through the blessing of a sudden injury. When I was attending the University of Colorado, Boulder, I was very enthusiastic about running. By the time I graduated, I was competitively racing 10k's and half marathons.
In 1996, while in massage school, I unfortunately herniated a disc in my lumbar spine while I was training to run the Seattle Marathon….
I never made it to the starting line but ironically did find my way into what would become my life path, yoga. For over 6 years I studied primarily Ashtanga yoga with Maty Ezraty, but eventually expanded upon this to diversity my practice. I now practice primarily at home, but still loves to drop into Iyngar and vinyasa flow classes.
My style of teaching has been greatly influenced by my Ashtanga background and interest in alignment from the Iyengar method. I like to incorporate an awareness of breath, the deeper meaning of the yoga philosophy, life understanding, while maintaining plenty of personal attention and adjustments. I have been most influenced by teachers in my life who have not only shown deep understanding of the body, but also of spirit, humility, and kindness.
I have been teaching at Yoga Works since 1996. I obtained my 500-hour registered yoga teacher certificate, and am currently teaching the 200-hour teacher training courses at YogaWorks and abroad.
I love to teache multiple types of clients and especially love to work with professional athletes.


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I made a CMS which during operation pulls large amounts of data. CMS is made in PHP, MySQL, jQuery, Bootstrap and use AJAX.
The problem is if you lose your internet connection can cause problems on displaying and scrolling.
I would love if there is a good way to show the error and blocks all functions on the site when there is no internet connection. When the connection is established it should be all function allowed on the site.
(Sorry for my bad English.)