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Phosphorus underpins the world's food systems by ensuring soil fertility, maximising crop yields, supporting farmer livelihoods and ultimately food security. Yet increasing concerns around long-term availability and accessibility of the world's main source of phosphorus—phosphate rock, means there is a need to investigate sustainable measures to buffer the world's food systems against the long and short-term impacts of global phosphorus scarcity. While the timeline of phosphorus scarcity is contested, there is consensus that more efficient use and recycling of phosphorus is required. While the agricultural sector will be crucial in achieving this, sustainable phosphorus measures in sectors upstream and downstream of agriculture from mine to fork will also need to be addressed. This paper presents a comprehensive classification of all potential phosphorus supply- and demand-side measures to meet long-term phosphorus needs for food production. Examples range from increasing efficiency in the agricultural and mining sector, to technologies for recovering phosphorus from urine and food waste. Such measures are often undertaken in isolation from one another rather than linked in an integrated strategy. This integrated approach will enable scientists and policy-makers to take a systematic approach when identifying potential sustainable phosphorus measures. If a systematic approach is not taken, there is a risk of inappropriate investment in research and implementation of technologies and that will not ultimately ensure sufficient access to phosphorus to produce food in the future. The paper concludes by introducing a framework to assess and compare sustainable phosphorus measures and to determine the least cost options in a given context.
The element phosphorus underpins our ability to produce food: it has no substitute in crop growth and cannot be manufactured [
Phosphorus in the global food system typically begins in the mining sector when phosphate rock is mined, cleaned and transferred to the fertilizer industry where it is processed chemically into phosphate fertilisers. Such fertilizers are traded globally and then enter the agricultural sector where they are applied regularly to fields and pastures, where some of the phosphorus is taken up by plant roots and livestock. Phosphorus then leaves the fields in crop harvests, animals' bodies or eroded soil, or remains in crop residues, soils and manures. The food sector then processes phosphorus-containing crops and animal products into vegetal (cereals, horticultural crops) and animal based foods such as meat, milk, eggs and fish. Some of these products are consumed by the human population with the remainder predominantly ending up in organic waste destined for landfills or compost heaps. Almost all of the phosphorus in food consumed by humans leaves the body in urine and faeces. This enters the wastewater sector (except in the case of open defecation or onsite reuse) where it undergoes some form of treatment and largely ends up in oceans, rivers or on land [
Ultimately, only one-fifth of the phosphorus mined for food production finds its way into the food consumed by the global population each year [
While there is still much debate regarding the longevity of phosphate reserves, scientists and industry agree that there is a strong need for increased recycling and efficient use of phosphorus throughout the food system [
Due to the complexity of the global phosphorus scarcity challenge, the objectives of phosphorus security are diverse yet an overarching aim is to ensure that all farmers have sufficient access to phosphorus to produce enough food to feed the global population whilst maintaining ecological and social integrity [ Increase number of people fed per tonne phosphorus input, or, reduce total phosphorus demand while maintaining food/agricultural output; Reduce dependence on phosphorus imports (to reduce vulnerability to geopolitical dynamics and thereby increasing long-term access to phosphorus); Ensure healthy soils (no phosphorus-deficiency, no phosphorus accumulation, balanced nutrition and presence of organic matter); Ensure farmers needs are met (e.g., maintaining or increasing productivity; ensuring access to phosphorus fertilisers); Reduce losses and wastage where avoidable; Reduce eutrophication and pollution by preventing phosphorus from the food system from entering waterways.
Increase number of people fed per tonne phosphorus input, or, reduce total phosphorus demand while maintaining food/agricultural output;
Reduce dependence on phosphorus imports (to reduce vulnerability to geopolitical dynamics and thereby increasing long-term access to phosphorus);
Ensure healthy soils (no phosphorus-deficiency, no phosphorus accumulation, balanced nutrition and presence of organic matter);
Ensure farmers needs are met (e.g., maintaining or increasing productivity; ensuring access to phosphorus fertilisers);
Reduce losses and wastage where avoidable;
Reduce eutrophication and pollution by preventing phosphorus from the food system from entering waterways.
Sustainable phosphorus supply and demand measures for meeting long-term future global food demand. Adapted from Cordell
Identification of which actions (sustainable phosphorus measures) can address which goals (phosphorus security). Adapted from Cordell
|GOALS: Phosphorus security
|ACTIONS: sustainable phosphorus measures
|Reconsider profile of agriculture *
|Diversify P sources **
|Reconsider diets towards P-efficient foods
|Increase phosphorus use efficiency
|Increase recycling of phosphorus
|Increase number of people fed per tonne P input, or reduce total P demand while maintaining food/agricultural output
|Reduce dependence on P imports
|Ensure healthy soils
|Ensure farmers needs are met
|Reduce losses and wastage
|Reduce eutrophication & pollution
* That is, breakdown of crop types (e.g., wheat, canola, sugarcane) and livestock types (e.g., intensive, grazed,
This paper sets out to firstly develop a typology or classification of sustainable phosphorus measures; secondly to identify and review such measures by sector; and finally to introduce a framework for systematically assessing and comparing these measures as a means to determine the least-cost sustainable phosphorus options for a given country or context.
There are many different ways by which sustainable phosphorus measures can be classified [
There is no single solution to meeting the world's future phosphorus needs for food demand. Rather, an integrated approach that involves the right combination of supply and demand measures in key sectors of the food system will be required [
Phosphorus sources vary widely in terms of phosphorus concentration, chemical form and state (solid, liquid or sludge). From a sustainability perspective, important considerations include: life cycle energy associated with sourcing, transporting and using phosphorus; level of contaminants; phosphorus concentration; other material/chemical inputs; bioavailability to plant roots, usability for farmers; long-term availability and accessibility to farmers; and reliability of quality and quantity [
Toolbox of sustainable phosphorus measures classified as supply and demand measures and by sector.
|Recycling (S1)
|New source (S2)
|Efficiency (D1)
|Reduce demand (D2)
|Mining (M)
|MS1.1—mine tailings h
|MS2.1—phosphate rock h
|MD1.1—reduce avoidable losses
|Fertilizer (F)
|FS1.1—phosphogypsum h
|FS2.1—algae, seaweed
|FD1.1—reduce avoidable losses
|Agriculture (A)
|AS1.1—crop waste b,d,e
|AD1.1—fertilizer placement
|AD2.1—plant selection
|Livestock & Fisheries (L)
|LS1.1—manure a,b,f
|LS2.1—phosphate rock (supplements) h
|LD1.1—fertilizer placement
|LD2.1—plant selection
|Food production (P)
|PS1.1—food production waste
|PS2.1—phosphate rock (additives) h
|PD1.1—reduce avoidable losses
|PD2.1—reduce P-intensive diets
|Wastewater & human excreta (W)
|WS1.1—urine a,c
|WD1.1—repairing cracked pipes
Recycled via: a direct reuse, b compost, c precipitation, d incineration, e fermentation, f dewatering, h other chemical treatment.
reducing avoidable losses and wastage, such as food spoilage during food processing and distribution). Schroder increasing efficiency, such as phosphorus uptake by crop roots; or reducing the total phosphorus demand through changing diets towards food that require less phosphorus input per nutritional output (
reducing avoidable losses and wastage, such as food spoilage during food processing and distribution). Schroder
increasing efficiency, such as phosphorus uptake by crop roots; or
reducing the total phosphorus demand through changing diets towards food that require less phosphorus input per nutritional output (
Phosphorus is essential for crop growth hence there will always be a demand for phosphorus. Indeed, 90% of the current phosphorus use is for food production, predominantly fertilisers (82%), animal feed supplements (7%) and food additives (2%–3%) [
It is also constructive to consider sustainable phosphorus measures as intervention points within the food system. This enables national phosphorus substance flow analyses to be directly linked to sustainable measures [
As with any systems analysis, it is important to identify synergies [
Sustainable phosphorus measures indicated as intervention points in the food system. These are classified as either supply measures—increasing recycling (S1) and new renewable sources (S2); or demand measures reducing avoidable losses or increasing efficiency (D1) and reducing phosphorus demand through changing diets (D2). Adapted from Cordell
This section outlines the current inefficiencies in phosphorus use and identifies the potential range of sustainable demand measures (D1 and D2) and supply measures (S1 and S2) within each key sector (summarized in
Mining phosphate rock for use in fertilizers has contributed to feeding billions of people over the past half century. However phosphate rock mining has been the focus of many recent studies and debates, particularly in relation to phosphate rock as a finite resource that is geographically concentrated, contains heavy metals like cadmium and radioactive elements like radium and thorium and increasing requirement for more energy and costs to produce the same amount of P per ton of rock [
While UNEP [
There has been little incentive until recently to minimize phosphorus losses in mining operations, however the lowering grade of phosphate ore, increasing input costs and greater spotlight on the industry are likely to trigger such efficiency measures [
On the supply side, phosphorus can potentially be recovered (MS1) from mine waste [
Other potential sustainable measures in the phosphate-mining sector include [ Minimizing local environmental impacts, such as pollution/breaching of tailings dams; Investing in efficient technologies, such as for cadmium removal; Corporate social responsibility, particularly in the disputed region of Western Sahara. While ownership of the region is disputed, Morocco currently occupies Western Sahara and controls that region's extensive phosphate rock reserves in defiance of UN resolutions [ Contribution of the industry to mitigating downstream impacts, in accordance with the principles and frameworks of Extended Producer Responsibility.
Minimizing local environmental impacts, such as pollution/breaching of tailings dams;
Investing in efficient technologies, such as for cadmium removal;
Corporate social responsibility, particularly in the disputed region of Western Sahara. While ownership of the region is disputed, Morocco currently occupies Western Sahara and controls that region's extensive phosphate rock reserves in defiance of UN resolutions [
Contribution of the industry to mitigating downstream impacts, in accordance with the principles and frameworks of Extended Producer Responsibility.
Commercial phosphate fertilizers provide a range of uniform products of high phosphorus concentration in a plant-available form. Such phosphate fertilizers today are predominantly produced by the "acid route", where sulphuric acid is reacted with phosphate rock to yield the more concentrated and plant-available form phosphoric acid, the main intermediate by which phosphate fertilizers are ultimately produced [
The main phosphorus loss in this sector is associated with the by-product phosphogypsum (
Phosphogypsum stockpile in Florida—byproduct from phosphate fertilizer production often considered too radioactive for reuse (Image from US Environmental Protection Agency).
On the supply side, there are large potential opportunities to recover phosphorus from phosphogypsum (FS1) in terms of quantity. However, the technical and commercial feasibility of safely extracting the large quantities of phosphorus currently "locked up" in phosphogypsum stockpiles is currently unclear and under investigation [
Other supply measures in the phosphate fertilizer sector might include renewable phosphate fertilizers sourced from organic waste (FS1) or new sources such as algae (FS2) [
Over the last two decades, the fertilizer industry has played a role in assisting farmers with the importance of fertilizer use and efficient fertilizer application technique to reduce phosphorus loss via erosion that can potentially pollute waterways and lead to algal blooms (such as the Fertilizer Best Management Practices [
The largest efficiency demand measures in the fertilizer sector (FDI) are likely to be around reducing production and transport losses or producing fertilizers more efficiently such that more phosphorus ends up in the final product. However there is little publicly available data on efficient phosphate "production" rather than efficient "use".
The agricultural sector is at the heart of phosphorus use. Plants roots can only access their vital phosphorus supplies via dissolved phosphorus in soil solution [
Whilst accurately calculating phosphorus use efficiency in a given agricultural system is fraught with difficulty [
For over a decade, the UNs Food & Agricultural Organization (FAO) and the international fertilizer industry (IFA) have called for more integrated nutrient management (such as the 4Rs) that ensures crop productivity through optimizing soil fertility and meeting nutrient needs from a range of organic and inorganic sources [
On the supply side, fertilizer selection (AS1, AS2) refers not only to the selection of appropriate phosphorus fertilizers in a form which maximizes the bioavailability of phosphorus to plant roots, but also in a form which is acceptable from a farmer perspective in terms of ease of handling and storage, market availability, odour and safety and environmental point of view as noted in
Sustainable phosphorus measures in agriculture—interventions in fertilizer selection and use, crop selection and soil management.
On the demand side, agricultural efficiency measures (AD1) that optimize fertilizer use include: appropriate fertilizer placement (AD1.1) ideally subsurface in the root area of the soil because phosphorus is not very mobile and adsorbs quickly to other compounds present in the soil rendering it inaccessible to plant roots [
To avoid permanent loss of phosphorus from the soil stock via wind, water or tillage erosion, a range of erosion reduction measures (AD1.5) can be employed, such as establishing cover crops, minimizing tillage, maintaining root-soil structure, mulching and establishing buffer strips [
Precision farming through efficiently matching fertilizer application with actual soil nutrient needs. The colour indicates soil nutrient demand based on satellite and other data from field sensors and farmer knowledge (Image from John Deere/Land-Data Eurosoft).
Improving or maintaining soil quality is also a crucial measure to reduce the phosphorus demand in agriculture whilst maintaining productivity. Phosphorus readily bonds to aluminum, iron, calcium compounds or organic matter, rendering it temporarily unavailable to plant roots [
Phosphorus demand in agriculture could also be reduced in the long-term by reconsidering the profile of the agricultural sector—including exports—to favour the production of low phosphorus-demanding crops (AD2.1). This could range from switching crop types (e.g., rice, wheat, maize), breeding specific P-efficient species such as native varieties or gene selection [
These measures can all minimize the need for external phosphorus application, maximize productive uptake of phosphorus by plant roots and/or reduce losses to other land or water [
The livestock sector accounts for a substantial portion of global phosphorus demand, via animal feed, fertilizer applied to pastures and mineral feed supplements [
As for the agricultural sector, there are numerous sustainable phosphorus use measures in the livestock sector that can substantially reduce the overall demand for phosphorus, while maintaining productivity, reducing deleterious environmental impacts, animal welfare and supporting farmer livelihoods.
Sustainable phosphorus measures in the livestock sector—interventions in animal selection, fertilizer selection and application, soil management and plant management.
In addition to those sustainable measures outlined in
Animal selection or breeding (LD2.3) can also minimize phosphorus demand. For example, University of Guelph scientists developed the first "Enviropig" which has been genetically modified to utilize phosphorus more efficiently. That is, unlike natural non-ruminants, the Enviropig can digest phytate, the main form of phosphorus in animal feed [
On the supply side, in addition to sustainable phosphorus supply measures identified in
Animal manure has always been widely used as a source of fertilizer in most regions of the world and indeed accounts for some 7 million tonnes of phosphorus each year [
The phosphorus concentration of manures varies from 1.3% P in poultry manure to 0.04% P in cattle dung [
Other sources of phosphorus include the use of bonemeal (LS1.2), bloodmeal (LS1.3) and fishmeal (LS1.4), which all have high phosphorus concentrations. Phosphorus can be readily recovered from bones via low tech, low-cost means such as the "phosphito" process which converts the bones to high-concentrate soluble phosphorus through incineration with KOH and crop residues [
Other sustainable measures to reduce phosphorus demand in the livestock sector include changing diets to reduce global meat consumption and hence the substantial phosphorus footprint associated with the livestock sector (see discussion in
For the purpose of this paper, this sector includes all food processing stages from harvest to final consumption. That is, the food production sector begins with processing of harvested crops, animal products or slaughtered animals for processing into food and fiber, food distribution and wholesaling, food retailing and ends with food consumption. While often overlooked from a sustainable phosphorus use perspective [
Compared to pre-industrial food systems, which were more local and smaller in terms of anthropogenic phosphorus flows, today's globalized food commodity chain has resulted in more players, more processes, further distances and increased trade of commodities. While this has increased food safety, access and variety, longer production chains contribute to more food losses in transport, production, storage and retail [
In the food production, processing and retailing sector, sustainable phosphorus measures equally focus either on demand, by reducing avoidable phosphorus losses in organic and food waste (PD1) such as reducing spillages or wastage of edible food, or supply by seeking to compost and reuse the phosphorus in unavoidable waste (PS1) such as banana peels and oil press cake waste [
Organic waste can be avoided in the first place during food processing by reducing production losses and wastage (PD1.1). Producing food closer to the point of demand (PD1.2)—mostly from cities—would reduce food waste as well as energy, water and other resources. Ongoing urban and peri-urban agriculture (e.g., growing food on roofs, vacant land, gardens, public spaces, agroparks) in addition to vertical farms are all examples of more sustainable food production systems [
Food consumers (the final end users of most phosphorus) can collectively contribute to increased phosphorus use efficiency in the food chain (PD1.3), through measures such as improved food planning and shopping to reduce wastage (e.g., spoilage), use of leftovers, and avoid disposal of edible foods (even if their stated used by date has passed) [
There is also a need for affluent societies to confront diets and shift towards less resource-intensive diets lower down the food chain. Changing diets in this context refers to influencing consumer preferences away from both phosphorus-intensive diets (PD2.1) and overconsumption (PD2.2). While growing children and pregnant women require a higher daily phosphorus intake, adults in developed countries generally consume greater than the recommended daily intake. Further, there is increasing evidence that excessive phosphorus intake can increase cardiovascular disease risk [
Many people in the developing world suffering from malnutrition or other chronic diseases such as cholera or diarrhea cannot fully absorb the nutrients they consume in food (such as phosphorus) [
Finally, whilst representing a small fraction of phosphorus demand (approximately 2%–3%), the use of additives in foods, such as phosphoric acid (additive E338) to enhance flavor of beverages or moisture holding capacity in meats and seafood [
For the purpose of this paper, the wastewater and sanitation sector includes all phosphorus-containing good and processes ranging from industrial wastewater to excreta via open defecation. This spans urban and rural settings, decentralized and centralized collection systems and treated and untreated waste. Humans produce approximately 1–1.5 g P/person/day in human excreta [
Indeed, any wastewater/excreta fraction (such as urine, faeces, greywater, mixed wastewater), can be recovered through essentially any low- or high-tech means (such as direct reuse, mixing, compost, incineration, precipitation) at any scale (onsite, decentralized or centralized).
Examples of phosphorus recovery in the wastewater sector (WS1): (
Globally, there are now more people living in high-density urban areas than rural areas [
There are trade-offs between recovering phosphorus at source and at a wastewater treatment plant. Capturing urine (WS1.1), faeces (WS1.2) and greywater (WS1.3) at their source (such as the toilet) can in some instances be much more energy-efficient and cost-effective than removing phosphorus at the wastewater treatment plant because extensive and costly sewage infrastructure is avoided [
Ancient civilizations, particularly in Asia, commonly reused human excreta as fertilizer [
At the centralized or large scale, phosphorus can be recovered in many forms from wastewater. Indeed, in developing countries there are as many as 200 million (mostly poor) farmers who frequently divert untreated mixed wastewater from cities for direct use in agricultural fields (WS1.4) because it is a cheap and reliable source of water and nutrients [
The reuse of phosphorus via treated effluent from wastewater treatment plants is also practiced in many parts of the world (WS1.5). Mixed wastewater also contains phosphorus from greywater and other industrial wastes (predominantly detergents) in addition to human excreta. The reuse of the solid byproduct from wastewater treatment—sludge or "biosolids" is also frequently reused, however there are concerns regarding the presence of heavy metals, hence the importance of appropriate application rates (WS1.7). In the EU, phosphorus recovery rates from municipal wastewater via sludge reuse and other processes are currently 25% [
Demand measures (WD1) which could reduce permanent phosphorus losses (and prevent pollution) and hence maximize phosphorus available for recovery include: reducing leakage of treated or untreated wastewater through repairing or avoiding cracked pipes (WD1.1), minimizing sewer overflows (WD1.2) or increasing soil holding capacity to reduce sub-soil phosphorus infiltration to water (WD1.3) or reduce dumping of biosolid into water bodies (WD1.4) and reduce spreading of biosolids on non-agricultural lands (WD1.5) to maximize the amount of phosphorus available for food production.
The measures described in
The analysis of barriers to the uptake of resource efficiency measures, and the policy tools, or instruments that are needed to overcome those barriers can be generalized across a range of resource issues. Previous research in this aspect has been undertaken by researchers in the water [
Combining the measures outlined in
The policy palette, indicating seven policy instruments embedded within society/culture and requiring co-ordination across instruments. Phosphorus-related examples are also indicated (adapted from [
An indicative "supply curve of saved or supplied P" using some of the measures in
The process of identifying the unit cost of options, is part of a decision-making framework determining the best portfolio of options for implementation. The water and energy sectors provide such a framework in terms of integrated resource planning, as described by Turner
The overall framework, adapted to the case of phosphorus would include:
Identify objectives and drivers, by seeking agreement amongst the key stakeholder regarding the key drivers and objectives, as these will influence the most suitable measures (e.g., pollution prevention, desire for renewable phosphorus fertilizers, farmer productivity) [ Identify a baseline, or Business-as-Usual demand trajectory, sometimes called a reference case, which can explicitly show targets, and from which the impact of options can be compared [ Identify and categorise the most comprehensive range of measures that could meet the objectives, and assess the P savings or yield associated with the measures. Match the measures with appropriate policy instruments, using the policy palette described in Estimate the annual amount of phosphorus saved (e.g., in "negatonnes per annum" in the case of efficiency options) or supplied (in the case of recycling options) for the selected options and represent these graphically in a "supply curve" (such as Based on the cost-effectiveness of options, construct a realistic and achievable portfolio of options for implementation, based on the complementarity of different options, and taking into account other parameters beyond unit cost, such as risk, environmental impact or benefit, or even spread across sectors.
Identify objectives and drivers, by seeking agreement amongst the key stakeholder regarding the key drivers and objectives, as these will influence the most suitable measures (e.g., pollution prevention, desire for renewable phosphorus fertilizers, farmer productivity) [
Identify a baseline, or Business-as-Usual demand trajectory, sometimes called a reference case, which can explicitly show targets, and from which the impact of options can be compared [
Identify and categorise the most comprehensive range of measures that could meet the objectives, and assess the P savings or yield associated with the measures.
Match the measures with appropriate policy instruments, using the policy palette described in
Estimate the annual amount of phosphorus saved (e.g., in "negatonnes per annum" in the case of efficiency options) or supplied (in the case of recycling options) for the selected options and represent these graphically in a "supply curve" (such as
Based on the cost-effectiveness of options, construct a realistic and achievable portfolio of options for implementation, based on the complementarity of different options, and taking into account other parameters beyond unit cost, such as risk, environmental impact or benefit, or even spread across sectors.
Such an informed decision-making framework can guide the most effective and sustainable phosphorus investment strategy for a given region or country, rather than risk investment in inappropriate options that may not meet set targets or goals of phosphorus security. Implementing options requires political will, and in many cases investment by public or private sources. Policy makers at the national or local government levels will play an important role in securing a sustainable phosphorus future through such measures as:
initiating dialogue and consensus building between stakeholders;
Facilitating or initiating a coordinated response to phosphorus scarcity, including independent research;
Identifying key national policy priorities;
Embedding knowledge of phosphorus sustainability issues into relevant educational curriculum, including practical aspects such as school garden that may be fertilized from organic waste produced from urine-diverting toilets and/or food and landscape waste compost.
This paper has provided a comprehensive and integrated classification of potential sustainable phosphorus measures that can be implemented to mitigate or adapt to the global challenge of phosphorus scarcity. Numerous opportunities exist for supply and demand measures at different intervention points throughout the food system—and even within a single sector—e.g., this paper has identified 19 intervention points in the livestock sector alone. This framework highlights the importance of taking a systems approach in order to: firstly, seek most appropriate (cost-effective) measure for context; secondly, ensure together these meet phosphorus and food needs; thirdly to ensure synergies and conflicts are addressed, and lastly to ensure the entire sub-system related to a specific intervention is addressed, for example, when phosphorus is recovered from one sector, transport and logistics and bioavailability and farmer acceptability are all considered. Finally, a new decision-making framework has been introduced to help identify the most cost-effective measures for a given context and which policy instruments are most appropriate to facilitate such measures.


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Parish History
Horsham St Mary the Virgin is an Ancient parish in West Sussex. Other places in the parish include: Broadbridge Heath, Southwater, Roughy, and Roffey.
From this parish were formed subsequent ecclesiastical parishes in the town and extensive parish.For an introduction the parish development see Horsham church history
The ancient parish of St Mary Horsham St Mary
The Ancient Parish Church of St Mary has been designated as a grade I listed building Britiah listed building
Subsequent parishes developed in Horsham see:
Horsham St John Broadridge Heath
Horsham St Mark, North Heath Lane
Horsham Sussex Online Parish Clerks(OPC)
Horsham St John the Evangelist Chapel see List of demolished worship places in West Sussex
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Roffey All Saints which was formed from this parish Sussex Online Parish Clerks (OPC) and Roffey St Andrew Methodist Church Sussex Online Parish Clerks (OPC)
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Horsham Wikipedia and A Topographical Dictionary of England (1848), pp. 553-557. here
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From 1837 this parish was in the Horsham registration district
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Jennifer Chomen: Hockey is a fun way to learn life's lessons
As a teacher, one of my very first teacher gifts was a poster-size wall hanging of the poem "All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten" by Robert Fulghum. After 25 years of teaching, it still hangs in my classroom and I often look at it for life lessons and motivation. Every once in a while, I think we all need simple reminders of the important things in life. They can happen anywhere – even at a hockey tournament.
Sometime in the past 11 years I earned the title "hockey mom," and I have to say it isn't much different from "hockey sister," which allowed me the opportunity to love the game when I was younger watching both of my brothers play. I didn't mind missing a school dance because my brother made it to "states" that year. Walking outside in minus-20 degree weather in Quebec City, instead of being at home, of course I didn't mind. My brothers' skates are long since "retired," but my son, Cam, is taking over where they left off. Being a hockey mom is a title I adore, and learn from each day.
During a recent tournament, the teacher in me began to show when I almost told the eight or so hockey players in my room to stop playing Xbox NHL '14. I thought they should go out, exercise, have fun, enjoy each other's company – and then I remembered the poem. The boys were fine; in fact, they were better than fine. They had been smack dab in the middle of many lessons. I easily turned it into "All I really need to know I learned at a hockey tournament" and here is why.
Share everything: The boys actually did, taking turns very systematically to play the video game, borrowing iPads, etc., without parent interference.
Play fair: Even though the out-of-town referees seemed to let more than a handful of penalties go unseen, the boys remained calm and played their game of hockey.
Don't hit people: It was a non-checking tourney and bantam level players are not used to this, but once again they focused on the plays and the teamwork, not the hitting. I think they were able to see the simplicity and love of the game.
Clean up your own mess: OK, this one was difficult. Unfortunately, the parents had to withstand the "hockey bag odor" that only hockey parents understand because there was no place for the boys to air out their equipment other than the car. Yuck! We learned that air fresheners can save our lives.
When you go out into the world, watch out for traffic, hold hands and stick together: Whether it was deciding where to eat dinner, when to leave for the rink, where to play mini sticks – yes, they still do that at the bantam level – the boys stuck together.
Be aware of wonder: After a failed penalty shot, our player quietly and without fanfare went over to the goalie and congratulated him for a great save.
Remember … the first word you learned – the biggest word of all – look: They looked at each of their parents, coaches, siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles and friends who made the road trip to watch as they won the tournament. The boys looked at us with smiles, and we knew then they had learned that hockey tournaments really do teach us a lot.
Most of all, they teach us that families really can have fun together while learning life's little lessons, even if it is in a cold ice rink miles away from home on an early Sunday morning.


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Want a cup of coffee, but can't find a nearby Starbucks? Or maybe you just don't want to pay $6 for a latte?
Well, you may soon be able to get a hot cup of Seattle's Best coffee, which is owned by Starbucks' (NASDAQ:SBUX), at your local supermarket or drugstore.
Starbucks has signed a five year deal with Coinstar (NASDAQ:CSTR) to launch thousands of coffee-dispensing kiosks nationwide.
The automated kiosks, named "Rubi," will serve Seattle's Best coffee for $1 a cup in supermarkets, large retail centers and drugstores. Only Seattle's Best coffees will be available in the kiosks, but higher-priced brews will be available for $1.50 a cup, The Wall Street Journal noted.
Kiosks will start appearing later this summer, and 500 should be in place by the end of 2012. If the program proves successful, more coffee flavors and cup sizes could be introduced, and possibly iced coffees, too.
Financial terms of the partnership were not revealed.
Best known for its coin-counting machines, Coinstar also produces Redbox DVD-rental machines.
Starbucks officials noted that food vending machines weren't as popular in the U.S. as in other countries, but the company hoped to accelerate their acceptance in North America. Coinstar estimated that it could eventually place 15,000 such kiosks across the U.S.
Shares of Coinstar rose more than 3% in Wednesday morning trading, while Starbucks shares edged up a little more than 1%. Also this week, Starbucks announced a $100 million purchase of LaBoulange bakery brand to bolster its baked-goods offerings both in its coffee shops and in grocery stores.


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Saturday, 17 November, 2001, 17:34 GMT
Bradford 2-0 Walsall
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Spanish striker Juanjo made a dream start to his Bradford career by scoring Bradford's second goal.
The former Barcelona player, signed on a free transfer from Hearts three weeks ago, scored seven minutes after coming on as a substitute.
Victory extended Bradford's unbeaten league run to five matches.
Walsall were pressing hard for an equaliser when Jefferies brought on Juanjo after 72 minutes to replace Robbie Blake.
The substitution was an immediate success as the striker scored with a header just inside the far post from Matthew Etherington's left-wing cross.
Although Bradford deserved their win, the result was in doubt until Juanjo's goal.
Last-ditch defending
They had taken a half-time lead with a goal from leading scorer Eoin Jess in the 34th minute.
He took a pass from Gunnar Halle and scored with a 20-yard shot that was deflected past goalkeeper James Walker by Zigor Aranalde.
Bradford deserved their lead after dominating the first half and would have gone ahead earlier but for some good work by Walker.
Etherington, who is on-loan from Spurs, cut in from the left in the second minute.
But the goalkeeper turned away his shot for the first of five first-half corners that Bradford gained.
Then the home side had two goalbound efforts stopped on the line inside two minutes.
Goal disallowed
First, Andy Tod saw his header blocked on the line when Walsall failed to clear Gary Locke's corner.
Then, when Bradford gained a second corner defender Andy Myers saw his header stopped on the line from Etherington's inswinging flag kick.
Walker did well to keep out a 30-yard shot from Locke in the 19th minute and also dived to keep out Jess's shot after 28 minutes.
He had no chance with the goal and a minute later Pedro Matias had the ball in the net for Walsall only to be ruled offside.
Darren Byfield and Darren Rack caused problems for Bradford's none-too-sure defence in the second half before Juanjo's goal put the result beyond doubt.
Bradford: Davison, Halle, Jacobs, Myers, Molenaar, Locke, Etherington, Jess, McCall, Blake, Tod. Subs: Walsh, Makel, Bower, Grant, Juanjo.
Walsall: Walker, Brightwell, Aranalde, Barras, Carbon, Wrack, Matias, Thogersen, Bennett, Angell, Byfield. Subs: Leitao, Simpson, Gadsby, Roper, Harper.
Referee: R Furnandiz (Doncaster)
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(Movies people suggested, but that don't really have the breast content)
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When known, the time of a specific scene will be indicated in blue. For example, (1:15) indicates that a scene takes place about 1 hour and 15 minutes into the movie.
The Dallas Connection
Tagman18 - Andy Sidaris directed.
Coyote - Julie Strain, Julie K. Smith and Shae Marks
Dance with the Devil
aka Perdita Durango
Craig Mercer - A bizarre Mexican Satanist flick with Rosie Perez in her most badass role, always dressed in skimpy black with matching hair. Oh yeah, Perez has really nice tits as well... who knew?
Dancing at the Blue Iguana
Anonymous - Kristin Bauer (topless at 1:30 and 1:38)
Dangerous Curves
GTech - I only saw a tiny bit of this flick, but it has a Latino chick in this beauty contest that you only get short glimpses of. She appears to be at least a D cup, maybe DD.
Dangerous Liaisons
Anonymous - This is the Stephen Frears screen version of the Choderlos de Laclos novel, set in the 18th Century. Here, in her role of the scheming aristocrat Marquise de Merteuil, Glenn Close wears a corseted low-cut dress throughout most of the movie; in that effect, Close bears sexy swelling cleavage of her breasts heaving over her neckline. Such scenes include an early scene in the beginning of the film where the Mertuil meets with Valmont (John Malkovich), who kisses the noblewoman's breasts atop her exposed cleavage.
23skidoo - There is also a memorable topless appearance by Uma Thurman.
Dangerous Love
Argyle - Angelyne has a cameo.
Daring Game
Zoop - This is a pretty entertaining 1968 Ivan Tors action/adventure starring Lloyd Bridges and featuring one of the few movie appearances by the magnificent Marie Gomez. She shows up about 45 minutes into the movie, and only sticks around for a few minutes. She is basically kidnapped by one of our heroes, but very quickly succumbs to his charms and willingly agrees to help him obtain some information. In the next scene she's dancing and drinking with a bunch of horny soldiers -- a sexy dance in a tight blouse that shows off her fantastic figure to great effect -- and gets the info her new boyfriend is looking for. That's about it, unfortunately. But damn, she looks good.
Day of the Warrior
Coyote - Directed by Andy Sidaris. Starring Julie Strain, Julie K. Smith, Shae Marks and Tammy Parks.
Deadly Messages
Craig Mercer - Kathleen Beller, the awesome, raven-haired, petite, D-plus-cupper, is a woman plagued by blackouts and dementia after using a Ouija board. Some expert underwater shots of her dark-bikinied, Olympic-sized boobs in an Olympic-sized pool (0:35).
Deadly Weapons
Howard Miller - Remembered solely as the first movie starring Chesty Morgan (also known as Chesty Gabor because of her supposed resemblance to members of the Gabor family). Morgan became semi-famous in the '70s because of a topless photograph of her titled "Spirit of 76," which, it was implied, was the size of her tits. Her breasts do hang down to her waist in the photo, but I doubt she actually measured that much. What is without doubt is that her tits (that's really the best word for them) were real. Unfortunately she also had a big gut and a large, shapeless ass. Anyhow, the plot of the movie has her happily living with this really ugly guy who has some mob connections. He gets bumped off and Chesty comes up with a unique revenge - she corners the killers one by one, drugs them, then smothers them with her breasts. The last killer manages to shoot her at the end of the movie, but as the film fades out she's crawling over to him with breasts at the ready. The budget for this film was about $1.99 and it looks it. The acting is uniformly awful, except for Harry Reems (the fellow who taught Linda Lovelace fellatio in Deep Throat) who plays one of the unlucky killers. The film does include a clip of Chesty's striptease act, which actually ain't half bad. It must have made money (how could it not?) because it spawned a sequel. Recommended only for lovers of cow-like tits.
Death Game
aka Mrs. Manning's Weekend, The Seducers
Argyle - Colleen Camp jumps up and down topless.
Tagman18 - Barbi Benton
Deathstalker II
Tagman18 - Monique Gabrielle
Decision at Sundown
Nicklaus - Karen Steele
Deep Down
Tanya Roberts nude
The Delicate Delinquent
Craig Mercer - Contains a memorable scene featuring a buxom young woman who is subject to harrassment by the local punks. The best thing is that it was so unexpected and is an excellent document of the extreme bullet bra look of the period. (0:35)
Delinquent Schoolgirls
aka Carnal Madness, Bad Girls
Southern Shore - Rare film appearance by big bust magazine model Roberta Pedon. Has a significant role in the film, and there are great scenes of her doing jumping jacks with breasts bouncing, wrestling in mud, and also swimming in a pool.
Demon Rage
aka Satan's Mistress
The Crawling Eye - A slow horror/ghost movie which features a housewife (Lana Wood) getting seduced and attacked by a horny spirit. With no gore or action Demon Rage is still surprisingly a must-see, if only for a fully nude Lana Wood whose large breasts and amazing oversized nipples are often on display. The opening scene of Lana running on a beach with her bouncing boobs popping out of her nightgown is quite a sight.
Desert Passion
nm156 - Nicole Sassaman along with Missy Browning's huge (possibly fake) tan rack!
MaxBigfoot - I like the love scene with Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek (1:10). Ms. Hayek may be no Jayne Mansfield, but she does have a nice pair of firm, high ones, and they are nicely displayed in this scene. Besides that, she has one of the best sexy struts down Main Street I've ever seen (0:38).
Destination Moonbase Alpha
23skidoo - The late Canadian actress Toby Robins, playing an alien pretending to be an old girlfriend of Commander Koenig's, displays some incredible cleavage and a surprisingly large pair (that or her push-up bra was working overtime). The term "cougar" was probably invented to describe her character in this made-for-TV film edited together from episodes of "Space: 1999". She was in her mid-40s at the time, but looks 10 years younger.
Devil Doll
cabanaboy - Ventriloquist nonsense and Yvonne Romain's huge udders!
Devil in a Blue Dress
Lisa Nicole Carson (Lovemaking scene at 0:19; no nudity)
The Devil's Advocate
Anonymous - Try the end of the movie during a scene where Keanu Reeves is talking to Al Pacino and a red-haired girl (Connie Nielsen). As they're talking she takes off her dress and is totally nude. Her breasts are a very nice size.
Diamonds Are Forever
Healthy-chested Lana Wood spills out of her dress as Plenty O'Toole in this Bond flick.
Diary of a Sex Addict
Shannan Leigh
Dinosaur Island
Seelie - Yet another one I haven't seen myself, but the review of it claimed it had "Enough breasts to justify renaming it Silicone Island." 'Course it also said, "This movie was so unbelievably bad that I was rendered speechless and scarred for life." Needless to say, I've been trying to get my hands on a copy for years.
Diplomatic Immunity
Southern Shore - Fabiana Udenio, who teased us with her magnificent rack in Summer School and Hardbodies 2, finally comes through and shows off her sweater puppies in all their naked glory! (1:11)
Dirndljagd am Kilimandscharo
Argyle - My German isn't what it used to be, which wasn't much, so if you're looking for an informed review of this 1983 German film, you won't find it here. However, Dolly Dollar was in fine form, even though this wasn't one of her "sexy" roles. I guess that's because it's pretty hard to keep her, um, equipment, covered up. Not that that was the intention. She appears in some sexy swimsuits and low-cut tops and actually has some decent screentime, though it's Bea Fiedler who gets the nude scenes. :-( One nice scene that should've been shot closer was of Dolly hula-hooping, which boggles the mind.
A Dirty Shame
uruseiranma - I'd say that this movie has probably the best fake boobs since Jekyll & Hyde... Together Again. It turns out that Caprice Stickles (Selma Blair) gets hit on the head, and the concussion causes her to act in sexually-explicit ways. (In this film, knocks on the head cause all sorts of sexual behavior, with different results in each person. Caprice's result is that she decides to get monster implants.) The first we see of Caprice she's locked in the upper floor. Apparently she wants to go down to the local bar and perform. She wears a somewhat revealing fishnet stocking-like top during the first act. (BTW, her stage name is Ursula Udders.) Ursula has a huge fan in Fat F*ck Frank, a guy who we can tell is a definite breast man (it's revealed in his sculpture of gigantic tits). The next time Caprice appears is after Sylvia (her mother) has her concussion. Sylvia is now the more sexually-understandable mother, and after Caprice sheds her white and red top, they take off for the local bar in that torn pink number. And this is where you guys will want to see the film (I didn't think they'd actually do this myself): Once Caprice starts strutting, she eventually sheds her top and it's Fake Hooters for all! Of course they move with all the heft of latex, but still, not bad. One guy is even walloped between them. After the fiasco, a doctor is brought in. Caprice is given prozac, which causes her sexual inhibitions to tone down. During her change over, her breasts deflate and inflate several times. Of course, once the drugs take effect, the now "normal-minded" girl is shocked at her udders. For the next 20 minutes, Caprice is the good girl, and Fat F*ck Frank can't take much more, almost losing it when he hears she plans to get a reduction. But Caprice tells her reasons: back pains, rashes, etc. Luckily, this doesn't last long, and soon she's dancing on the rooftop with a tight t-shirt.
Dirty Work
DJ>_"I'm pretty good at this" - Saturday Night Live alum Norm Macdonald has a flashback of himself as a kid. His Aunt Jenny (Christine Odom, an older woman with mean boobs) smothers his face with her big tits. Good scene.
Craig Mercer - This Fat Boys vehicle has one cute comedic shot of Troy Beyer (Let's Talk About Sex) jogging on a treadmill, then pans down to show her bobbling breasts, complete with Hanna-Barbera boing sfx. Not huge but memorable. Possibly the ideal comedy boob gag. (0:45)
The Divine Nymph
Uncle Pugsy - The delectable Laura Antonelli was not only a capable and intelligent actress, she was not at all reluctant to shed all her clothes, which she did in just about every movie she made. The fact that she had a magnificent natural rack didn't hurt one little bit. In this movie, which is very hard to find, she reclines nude for about two uninterrupted minutes.
Do or Die
Andy Sidaris directed.
linktv - Some actual living person, male, actually gets to rub his naked body all over Pandora Peaks' naked body while acting out screwing. NAKED... UNDER A WATERFALL... WITH PANDORA PEAKS! It's a sight that makes you wonder: Maybe there is a god?
Coyote - Ava Cadell, Roberta Vasquez
Do the Right Thing
Craig Mercer - Rosie Perez's breasts instinctively dominate any movie or scene she's in. Director Spike Lee represented, though in two shots that give full attention to each breast. "Thank God for the left nipple..."
Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze
Argyle - Robyn Hilton has a small part in this mid-1970s sci-fi/adventure as Captain Seas' moll, and in one scene her impressive cleavage is peeking out through the opening in her dress jacket.
Don't Make Waves
Chili Palmer - Sharon Tate, Claudia Cardinale
The Doom Generation
Anonymous - Rose McGowan topless... need I say more?
Doppio Delitto (Double Murder) 1977
Ursula Andress
Dorm Daze
colt13 - Danielle Fishel and Jennifer Lyons.
Double Agent 73
Captain Kickback - Smell the polyester. Prints and plaids together! I can understand why Chesty Morgan is constantly removing her top: to get out of all that polyester.
The Double-D Avenger
Howard Miller - This is a made for tape curiosity from William Winckler Productions. I'm not really sure who the audience for this is susposed to be other than big fans of Kitten Natividad and other over-the-hill Russ Meyer stars. In addition to Kitten the film has Haji and Raven De La Croix, and some lesser known and somewhat younger women. The plot has Kitten, a successful bar owner, discovering she has some lumps on her voluminous tits. Her doctor (De La Croix) offers no medical hope for a cure, but suggests she try to find the ledgendary Crocksella plant in the wilds of South America because it is rumored to have miraculous healing powers. She finds the plant with the help of a black amazon woman (Lunden De'Leon) and discovers that in addition to curing her cancer it has given her super powers. She puts on a very silly looking outfit and wages a war with the owner of a local strip club for reasons that aren't clear to me becuse the dialogue was so bad I'd turned the mute switch on by this point. I'm a big fan of Kitten as well as the other old timers in this opus, but this is embarrassing stuff. On top of everything else this movie CONTAINS NO NUDITY! Which has to make you wonder, what's the point?
Here's an e-mail from The Double-D Avenger director/writer/producer William Winckler!
Down Periscope
Anonymous - 3 crewman sneak, during the night, to where Lieutenant Emily Lake's (Lauren Holly) clothes are. They switch her clothes with smaller ones. The next day the whole crew is lined outside the docked submarine. Commander Tom Dodge (Kelsey Grammer) is talking to them but stops when he comes to Emily. He examines her clothes: Her pants are too short and are skintight on her. Her shirt is also tight and her breasts are pouring out of it. She has no white shirt on (like the rest) so her breasts are visible, and the shirt is so small, the top button can't be buttoned and the next button is almost ready to burst off her large breasts. There is a gap between that button and the next. Tom orders the "pranksters" to show themselves or everyone must stay at the ship. No one speaks up so he orders them back on the ship. Emily turns and walks slowly, careful not to break the button on her shirt, and she goes back on the sub.
Dr. Alien
Seelie - Features Judy Landers dressed conservatively, no nudity. Still fun. I think there's an extra or two who are pretty stacked additionally.
Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine
squidsucker - This one may not be out on video, but it certainly should be. A hammy Vincent Price plays a mad scientist who is making robot women in a plot to have them all marry rich men and then kill them. Frankie Avalon also stars as an inept secret agent. Think Beach Blanket Bingo meets Get Smart with a bit of those very good Edgar Allan Poe films Price also made around this time. Anyway, not only are there a lot of girls in gold bikinis strutting about, but the female lead (Susan Hart) really fills out her gold suit particularly well. I first saw this one on TV one Saturday afternoon when I was a small kid and to this day the image of her still stands out strongly in my mind. Added bonus, Diana Ross and the Supremes do a good job singing the opening title song.
Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde
Anonymous - There's a good transgender/breast expansion scene in this film in which Dr. Jekyll (Timothy Daly) turns into the evil Ms. Hyde (Sean Young) while eating dinner and trying desperately to hide his swelling breasts.
Dracula: Dead and Loving It
HUNK - In the middle of the flick, Lucy (Lysette Anthony) becomes a vampire, rises from her grave and meets Jonathan (Steven Weber) in Dr. Seward's house garden. She pleads, "Jonathan, let me kiss you." Jonathan hesitatingly says, "But, Lucy, I'm British." Immediately, Lucy shoves her breasts together, creating mind-boggling cleavage, and says, "So are these!"
Dracula A.D. 1972
Presto - This Hammer horror film has a busty actress who is often tied down to an altar. The camera angles are great.
Dracula Blows His Cool
aka Graf Dracula bei�t jetzt auch in Oberbayern
Argyle - Plot: Modern-day Dracula preys on models at a tourist hotel. Sighting: German busenwunder Dolly Dollar in a couple of brief uncredited scenes as a hotel guest, getting "necked" in one of them. Excellent cleavage in a stair-climb.
Dream a Little Dream
23skidoo - Teen comedy from the late '80s, with Meredith Salenger showing off a surprising large, round pair. Lycra fans should check out what she's wearing during one dance sequence. We also get some nice cleavage during a scene where she's dancing with Corey Feldman.
Dream Date
TheZookie_007 - The appearances of Cindy "Ivory" Newman (in a closet in the last few minutes of the film) and the marvelous late Michelle Thomas make this film most worthwhile. At one point, Michelle is drenched by a sprinkler system, which makes her beautiful boobs even more apparent -- but the fact that she was wearing crop tops throughout the whole film didn't hurt either!
Dream Lover
Anonymous - The size of Mädchen Amick's tits relative to her body mass is superb if you like big, natural tits on very skinny women -- and the perkiness is out of this world. I would go so far as to say I have never seen such perky natural breasts on any other female human being.
Anonymous - Not a great movie - but the snack bar girl is definitely worth a download. GREAT RACK!
Pam Grier
Dude, Where's My Car?
There are two breast expansion scenes in the movie. In the first, a group of sexy girls morphs into a single, bikini-clad giantess (1:10). In the second (at the end of the movie), our heroes' girlfriends (Jennifer Garner and Marla Sokoloff) receive alien necklaces that cause their breasts to grow (1:16).
Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd
23skidoo - While I hate to say there is any reason to see this movie, in fact there is: Mimi Rogers in a bathing suit! The sequence is essentially part of a (literal) wet dream one of the idiots has. You don't see Mimi for more than a couple of seconds in the swimsuit, though she does have a hot moment where she snogs a girl who is at least 20 years her junior! (It's part of a make-out contest). It's possible she might appear elsewhere in a form-revealing outfit, because there is apparently a joke about the size of her breasts, but nothing revealing (at least according to Screen It!).
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It will be 4 weeks tomorrow since my surgery. I had the hopes of it being all better by now, but the experience has been horrendous. Not only was it terribly painful, but my surgeon misled me into thinking it would be a very quick recovery. He told me that I would only have to wear my compression garment for 5 days! I am still wearing it 24 hours a day, and frankly afaid not to, as I am desperately trying to find hope in smoothing out the horrible unevenness I have.
I was under the impression that I was a perfect candidate for the SmartLipo since I was ideal weight (135lbs and 5'9"). I only had a little pouch that I had not ever been able to accept. I am now facing the prospect of never showing my belly in public again, which leaves me distraught as I live a mile from the beach in Fla, and often went with my kids. I have never in my life worn a one piece bathing suit. Can someone please help me in instilling some hope?
Like I said, it has been 4 weeks, and I am wearing a very tight fitting compression garment with pads, have had 8 endermologie treatments, and 2x daily massage myself most of the time with a rolling pin. I don't want to give up hope, or have to fathom getting another surgery already. PLEASE HELP!


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A way forward : ICTs and regional sustainability
Hearn, Gregory N., Kimber, Megan P., Lennie, June, & Simpson, Lynette E. (2005) A way forward : ICTs and regional sustainability. The Journal of Community Informatics, 1(2), pp. 18-31.
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From the participatory action research we have conducted in two rural communities in Australia we suggest six factors that assist in achieving sustainability for ICT initiatives undertaken in pursuit of regional development. They include:
* Clearly specified sustainability goals;
* Leveraging micro-business enterprise development off government funded technical and human infrastructure provision, and using local industry strengths;
* Learning from global experiences whilst building on local assets;
* Finding innovative business models to capitalise on new opportunities for content and applications;
* Ensuring community involvement in deciding, planning and evaluating projects; and
* Adopting a learning approach.
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Sitting at the first place this week is the reprise of Aerosmith's "Walk This Way".
The collaboration between Girls Aloud and Sugababes has shown a good result. Dubbed "Girls Aloud vs. Sugababes", they cover Aerosmith's "Walk This Way" that immediately goes #1 in UK Singles chart in the first week. It becomes Girls Aloud's third British #1 and the band's 15th successive top ten single.
At No. 2 Gwen Stefani's "The Sweet Escape" featuring Akon still maintains its last week's position. Following behind is another newcomer in the chart and the official song for Comic Relief 2007, "(I'm Gonna Be) 500 Miles" by the Scottish band The Proclaimers that collaborates with comedians Peter Kay and Matt Lucas.
Take That's "Shine" is shoved down to No. 4 after last week's glory at #1. And what seems to be persistent, The Fray's "How To Save A Life" preserves the slot #5 for four weeks. Sitting on the third position last week, Kaiser Chiefs' "Ruby" has to fall down to No. 6 this week. Meanwhile, Mika's "Grace Kelly" slips one place from 6 to 7.
Justin Timberlake's "What Goes Around Comes Around" falls 4-8 in its ninth week just one place ahead of Camille Jones' "The Creeps". At the last place of Top 10 is "Acceptable In The 80s" by electric musician Calvin Harris.


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Army investigators tell the Associated Press they found no bullet wound and no foul play in the death of a soldier in Afghanistan during a Skype video chat with his wife.
Capt. Bruce Kevin Clark, 43, a nurse assigned to the William Beaumont Army Medical Center in El Paso, had deployed to Afghanistan in March.
"Although the investigation into his death is open and ongoing by special agents from the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command, we can positively say that Capt. Clark was not shot," said Christopher Grey, a spokesman for the Criminal Investigation Command.
"Agents conducting the investigation found no trauma to the body beyond minor abrasions and a possible broken nose most likely caused from Capt. Clark striking his face on his desk when he collapsed."
Grey told USA TODAY's Larry Copeland that the investigation is continuing. "Although we have not completely ruled it out …, we do not suspect foul play in the death of Capt. Clark at this point in our ongoing investigation," he said.
Clark, who grew up in Michigan and lived for a time in Spencerport, N.Y., his wife's hometown, joined the Army in 2006 and was previously stationed in Hawaii.
The Clarks have two daughters, ages 3 and 9.
The family said that a funeral is being arranged in Spencerport and a memorial service in Addison, Mich.
The family released a statement yesterday describing what Orellana-Clark saw in the video feed with her husband.
"Clark was suddenly knocked forward," the statement said. "The closet behind him had a bullet hole in it. The other individuals, including a member of the military, who rushed to the home of CPT Clark's wife also saw the hole and agreed it was a bullet hole."
The statement says the Skype link remained open for two hours on April 30 as family and friends in the U.S. and Afghanistan called for help.
But Christopher Grey, a spokesman for the Army Criminal Investigation Command, said today that no bullet wound was found in Clark's body.
Grey says an autopsy is being done to determine the cause of death.
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Senate and House Debate Future of Champlain Flyer
05/29/02 12:00AM By Bob Kinzel
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(Host) The House and Senate still strongly disagree about the future of the Champlain Flyer, a commuter train project in Chittenden County. The disagreement is a central issue in the negotiations over next year's transportation bill.
VPR's Bob Kinzel reports.
(Kinzel) In the next fiscal year, it's estimated that the State of Vermont will spend roughly $330 million on a variety or transportation projects; approximately half of the money is raised by the state, the other half comes from the federal government.
A House-Senate conference committee looking at next year's transportation bill has agreed on a number of outstanding issues between the two chambers but an appropriation of about $400 thousand for the operating budget of the Champlain Flyer remains as a major point of disagreement.
The House wants to terminate the train now, but it's offered to keep it running until next April 30. This would allow next year's legislature to determine the fate of the train early next winter. Shelburne Representative George Schiavone says the train has failed to meet ridership projections and deserves to be shut down:
(Schiavone) "No matter what you say about rail and they are some good rail projects, there are some very good rail projects but you've got to look at the ones that aren't good and you've got to cull them out. And we've been extremely generous in allowing it to go on.... We've got to look carefully at what's going on and do the right thing for Vermont and part of it is getting control of a project that is out of control."
(Kinzel) Senate negotiators have rejected this option arguing that the three-year demonstration project must be allowed to run its full schedule before a final decision is made about the Flyer.
The federal government has appropriated more over $20 million for this project. The bulk of the money has been used to upgrade the track between Charlotte and Burlington. Senate Transportation Chairman Dick Mazza is very concerned that the federal government will ask for this money back if the timetable for the Flyer is curtailed:
(Mazza) "But I'm not about to gamble $16 million of track improvements on that line, which we have benefited from in the freight business, and jeopardize that thinking that, 'Well, commuter rail's been in effect for 15 months and let's pull the plug on it.' That's the issue."
(Kinzel) If House members cannot convince the Senate to terminate the train ahead of schedule, it's likely that they'll try to include a comprehensive performance audit of the Flyer in the transportation bill.
For Vermont Public Radio, I'm Bob Kinzel in Montpelier.


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eas | Official DICE SILVERLINE iPod Integration Kit Q/A Thread
After months of testing, we would like to be the first to announce the new SILVERLINE iPod integration kit from DICE. This kit was engineered to take full advantage of the current iPods, as well as fully supporting previous models.
We hae been integrating iPods into BMWs since 2003 and are DICE Electronics' only
BMW/MINI Technology partner. Bringing our extensive knowlegde of BMW audio systems and through our continued long-term relationship, we keep support as our #1 priority and continue the tradition with our Q/A sessions.
New SILVERLINE features will include full Artist, Album and Playlist directories. the Clickwheel is no longer unlocked in earlier iPods in order to utilize these new features.
This thread will be for questions regarding the Dice SILVERLINE iPod integration kit for your BMW. Questions regarding features, compatibility, suggestions, installation questions and bug reports can be submitted to this thread.
Connect your iPod to your vehicle's factory entertainment system and hear what your iPod should sound like in your BMW. CD-quality sound and controlled from your BMW's radio or steering wheel buttons without the need for messy adapters or FM transmitters. The DICE SILVERLINE iPod integration kit always keeps your iPod integrated, charged and ready to go. The DICE SILVERLINE iPod integration kit will also display text from your iPod onto your BMWs Radio/Navigation display allowing you to view Artist, Song Title and Album name while both hands are safe on the steering wheel.
Kit Configurations (Trunk vs Radio Interface)
The Trunk interface version of the DICE kit allows you to make the necessary connections at the CD Changer cables in the trunk area, and allows 15 feet of cable length to allow placement of your iPod anywhere in the vehicle you like.
The Radio interface version of the DICE kit is a favorite among professional installers. This kit allows a direct connection directly at the radio, eliminating a long cable from the CD changer connectors in the trunk. This also provide a shorter cable route, reducing the possibility of engine noise. The Radio interface kit is also choice for euro models that do not have CD Changer prewiring.
iPod connection (Docking Cable)
A clean factory looking installation is possible with our sleek iPod docking cable (included), allowing full connectivity for all iPods utilizing a dock connector - including the iPhone and iPod touch.
The DICE SILVERLINE iPod integration kit connects right to the cd changer connectors or radio connector (depending on configuration) already present in your BMW. The DICE SILVERLINE module transfers information between the iPod and radio through an included iPod-specific docking cable, as if it were an original BMW accessory.
New features of DICE SILVERLINE iPod Integration kit include:
- Direct integrated connection, without the need for FM transmiters or cassette adapters
- Full Text Display on your factory radio or Navigation screen
- Full control of your iPod via the radio buttons while in play
- Browse by Individual Song with song listing
- Browse by Individual Playlist with Playlist Directory listing
- Browse by Individual Albums with Album Directory Listing
- Source Selector w/ Integrated AUX input
- Album Selection
- Full charging mode for iPods through included dock connector
You can browse your iPod with the radio buttons without booting into separate modes. Using the integrated DIP switches allows you to revert from DICE and Simple UI mode, Allowing the iPod to remain in "iPod UI" allows for a basic operation of the iPod's Clickwheel and can be switched to Enhanced DICE mode at any time.
Browse through your iPod by Song, Artist or Album:
You now have the ability to browse through your iPod by Artist, Album or by Individual songs within a Playlists. Unlike other kits, you are permitted UNLIMITED PLaylists and to name them however you wish. Album and PLaylist directories are now supported with SILVERLINE.
Full Text Display on your Factory Radio or Navigation Display:
See your favorite song titles, album info and artist on your factory radio/navigation display with the SILVERLINE as if it were a factory BMW option.
AUX compatibility with user-adjustable Sound Output settings:
Connect any external audio device including: aftermarket satellite radio, CD/DVD players, non-Apple MP3 players and more! Bass, mid, treble and gain settings can be adjusted on the fly. These options allow for distortion-free audio input.
Selecting between audio from your iPod or AUX input is done with the press of a button on your radio.
- Volume Output (selectable 1-100)
- Bass (selectable 1-100)
- Midrange (selectable 1-100)
- Treble (selectable 1-100)
Charging Control:
Charging of your iPod while in play, never have a dead iPod again!
Compatible with previous and current-model iPods:
The SILVERLINE is compatible with all iPods that feature a dock connector, including the new Classic, 3rd Generation nano, iPod touch and iPhone.
Models Supported:
1996-2006 3-series, including M3 (not for e9X models)*
1997-2003 5-series, including M5
1999-2001 7 series
1996-2002 Z3, including M-Roadster/Coupe
2003-2008 Z4, including M-Roadster/Coupe
Compatible with the following iPod models:
iPod 3rd Generation 10/15/20/30/40GB
iPod 4th Generation 20/40 GB
iPod 5th Generation Video 30/60/80GB
iPod Classic 80/160 GB
iPod Color 20/60 GB
iPod Photo 30/40/60GB
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iPod Touch
Kits can be purchased through our website or this link as this thread will be used for general questions and support only:
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MR. RUEL LESTER BARCUS, of Coleraine, Minn., and MISS WILLAH MINA GIBSON, daughter of MR. and MRS. W. C. GIBSON, of near Garden Grove, Iowa, were united in marriage at the home of A.L. Sears in Center Township, on Tuesday afternoon, July lst, in the presence of the bride's sister and husband, MR. and MRS. DELBERT SMITH, Elder A.L. SEARS performing the ceremony.
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Tamil Nadu is locked in a bitter dispute with neighbouring Karnataka over sharing water from the Cauvery - which flows through both states.
The Indian Supreme Court ruled last week that Karnataka should release 1.25bn cubic feet of water daily to Tamil Nadu in a dispute that has been dragging on for years.
Karnataka agreed to release some water following the meeting - but the offer was rejected by Tamil Nadu which said it needed more to save its crops.
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1. Re: Oracle Database Mobile Server 11 syncrxtaylor-Oracle May 21, 2012 8:37 AM (in response to 934626)Hi,
Can you confirm that you have given the user you are syncing as access to your Application in the Mobile Server ?
The steps involved in being able to sync data between the Client and Server are as follows
1. In Mdw define your Publication and Publication Items
2. Create your Application in the Mobile Server using the packaging wizard (from MDW)
3. Create your User in the Mobile Server
4. Give your user access to the Application you created
5. Install the Andoid Sync App on the Client device, run it putting username etc to Sync the data
Let me know if you have performed all these steps
2. Re: Oracle Database Mobile Server 11 sync934626 May 21, 2012 1:30 PM (in response to rxtaylor-Oracle)Yes, I did all of them. The only thing I didn´t is data subset at publication step, nor sequence. Is this mandatory?
I would like a client may see reservations from other clients. So, i don´t have to filter anything. Is this correct?
Thanks a lot.
3. Re: Oracle Database Mobile Server 11 syncrxtaylor-Oracle May 22, 2012 8:06 AM (in response to 934626)Hi
Data Subsetting is to restrict the data each Client sees based on values you specify i.e.
If you only wanted a Client to see data for a specific Dept you could specify the following in the Publication Item
Select * from emp where DEPTNO = :DEPTNO
You can define what DEPTNO should be for each Client in the Mobile Server
So in your case if you want ALL Client to see ALL records for a Publication Item then you should not specify any Data Subsetting i.e.
Select * from emp - This would retrieve all rows
There is no specific need to use Sequences in your Application unless you want to. Obviously you must make sure that any new records created on the Client will not conflict with a record created on a different Client otherwise conflicts will occur after the data is synchronized with the server
With regards to you actual issue can you confirm the following ( NO NOT CHANGE ANY VALUES )
1. Check the table mobileadmin.applications in the Repository DB and confirm there is a row there for your Application and that the 'Publication' column contains the correct Publication you created in MDW.
2. Check the Table C$ALL_CLIENT_ITEMS, this should contain one row for each Publication Item you created in MDW i.e.
Select PUBLICATION_ITEM, DIRTY, CRR From C$ALL_CLIENT_ITEMS Where CLIENTID = '<Your Client Name>';
4. Re: Oracle Database Mobile Server 11 syncHarry Jul 3, 2012 7:14 AM (in response to rxtaylor-Oracle)Hey,
I have one table in my HR.COMMENTS and same definition table in Android sqllite.
In my Android application i have Add,Delete functionality.
I tried your steps but it is not helpful to me.
Can you give me all steps in detail?
How can i use Mobile server for my Android application?
5. Re: Oracle Database Mobile Server 11 sync961972 Sep 13, 2012 3:21 PM (in response to rxtaylor-Oracle)( If you only wanted a Client to see data for a specific Dept you could specify the following in the Publication Item
Select * from emp where DEPTNO = :DEPTNO
You can define what DEPTNO should be for each Client in the Mobile Server )
Please help me i want to use this Methode but i can't understand what i must t do ??
this is my question : syncronisation with 2 devices and more


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