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Education, Experience and Profits: An Application for the Job of Non Wage-earners
The aim of this study is to justify the human capital theory in the explanation of the differences within work
benefits for non wage-earners in Cameroon. This process is extremely rare in labor economics, since individuals
are generally considered to be salaried. This study uses a theoretical framework developed by Mincer (1974) to
model logarithmic earnings as determined by both the economic and noneconomic individual characteristics. The
data are collected from the National Institute of Statistics' 2005 Employment and the Informal Sector Survey
(EISS) which give information from 8.540 households around t0he country. The results show that education and
experience play a crucial role in profits of work determination for non wage-earners likewise usual working
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Have Jeep Questions? Ask a Jeep Repair Expert for Answers
Hi, thank you for allowing me to help you. Please remember that all I have to work with is what you tell me so please excuse the questions. Are you taslking about the blower motor for blowing the air out of the vents inside the vehicle?
Ok, is your Jeeps steering wheel on the left or right hand side?
Ok, give me a couple minutes to pull up and copy the schematics for you and make the needed notes on them for testing. Yes there are a couple fuses involved and a relay. I will be right back with all the info.
The two fuses are fuse #25 in the junction block(fuse panel inside of jeep) and fuse #6 in the PDC(power distrabution center located under the hood). If the fuses are good you then want to use a test light and disconnect the blower motor and put the aligator clip of the test light to one of the connectors terminals and probe the other terminal and try all the blower motor settings and see if the light ever lights. If it does then you still have an issue with the blower motor itself. If you do not ever get the light to light you will then what to hook the aligator clip of the test light to a ground source and probe the dark green wire and see if you have voltage on any of the settings if you do then you wantto hook the aligator clip to a power source and check the ground side. If you have no ground then you need to go to the resistor module and check for ower and ground there. Here is the schematic.
could it be a loose conection or broken wire it sometimes works when you hit a bump or apply brakes also when it is working and crusecontrol is on a/c is on cruse control cuts out
Yes it could be a loose connection or a wire that has rubbed the insulation off and is grounding out. That is what it sounds like if it will work when you hit a bump or something like that. What you want to do is pull on the wiring that runs under the dash and see if you can get it to work and narrow it down to its location if you can. The other way is to test each wire from its different areas such as from the blower motor to connector 7 or from the junction block to connector 204 etc. To do this you will need a volt/ohm meter. Let me know if you are going to do testing with a volt/ohm meter and I will send you the locations of the connectors to test at.
The one thing both the cruise control and the blower motor have in common is connector 100 which is located in the instrument panel. Here is a diagram of where it and a couple other connectors are located as well as the ground. Make sure there is no corrosion at the connectors and the ground is still tight and in place.
thanks dave i will have a look at the connections just tested the fuses all ok if you think of annything else let me know cheers
Will do and let me know what you find, It sounds like a connector problem to me if it will work when you hit a bump.

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Graduate Schools in Wellesley, Massachusetts
There are at least 8 colleges in the Wellesley area that have graduate programs. This includes graduate schools in cities surrounding Wellesley (Framingham, Newton, Waltham, Weston). The specific degree types offered by each school are included below. Popular graduate degrees include Masters of Business Administration (MBA), Masters in Nursing (MSN), Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Doctor of Medicine (MD) and Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD).
For more graduate school options, we have also compiled a list of featured Graduate Schools in Massachusetts.
National Aviation Academy
Bedford, MA
National Aviation Academy is a nationally recognized Aviation Maintenance training school, headquartered in Clearwater, Florida. Our programs prepare students for certification by the Federal Aviation Administration.
Universal Technical Institute
Norwood, MA
At Universal Technical Institute (UTI), you won't just train for a career.
These schools do not admit all qualified applicants.
Based on 2008-2009 information.
Framingham State College
100 State Street
Framingham, MA 01701-9101
Lasell College
1844 Commonwealth Ave
Newton, MA 02466-2716
Babson College
Babson Park
Wellesley, MA 02457-0310
Bentley University
175 Forest St
Waltham, MA 02452-4705
Brandeis University
415 South St
Waltham, MA 02454-9110
New England School of Acupuncture
150 California St.
Newton, MA 02458
Blessed John XXIII National Seminary
558 South Ave
Weston, MA 02493-2699
Regis College
235 Wellesley St
Weston, MA 02493-1571
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Phoenix Police say [61 year old] Yukari Mihamae [of Longmont, Colorado], grabbed the left breast of the [Sky Harbor International Airport] TSA agent and then squeezed and twisted the agent's breast with both hands.
Police also say that Mihamae admitted to the crime, but offered no explaination why she groped the female agent.
MS Mihame was released on her own recognizance Thursday and now faces a felony count of sexual abuse.
Tit for Tat? Woman Arrested for Groping TSA Agent at Phoenix Airport
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cellistnoun [ C ]uk /ˈtʃel.ɪst/ us /ˈtʃel.ɪst/
Thesaurus: synonyms and related words
Examples from literature
- A young violinist, 'cellist or flutist has to study for some time before he can produce a tone of good musical quality on his instrument.
- Mechanical instruments will no more drive the good pianist or violinist or 'cellist out of his profession than the public library, as many once feared, will drive the bookseller out of business.
- The 'cellist played on.
- There was opportunity, however, for ensemble work with a good violinist and 'cellist.
- Yet, though the second violin or the 'cellist may be, comparatively speaking, a better player than the first violin, the latter is and must be the leader.


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London: ICC is yet to approve Dinesh Kathick's as a replacement for an injured Virender Sehwag because of a major procedural gaffe on the part of BCCI.
The BCCI submitted physio Nitin Patel's report instead of a doctor's to seek a replacement for Sehwag, who has been ruled out of the T20 World Cup because of a shoulder injury.
ICC stated that it will clear Karthick's name only after receiving a doctor's report citing Sehwag's injury, it has been learnt.
Dinesh Karthik comes in for Sehwag
Sehwag carried a Grade I shoulder injury to England and missed the warm-up games as well as the lung opener against Bangladesh on June 6 and was ruled out from the tournament on Tuesday.
T20 World Cup-Fixture | Results | Points | Top 10 Players(R/W)
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Hancock Movie Review
Posted by Rochelle Sy Chua On July 27, 2008
Aside from shopping, I also watched a movie today. The only thing that didn't go as planned is the TV stand (I didn't get to buy it). The movie we watched is Hancock.
Since Dark Knight got so much hype, I didn't notice the movie Hancock. But since I wanted to treat my yaya to a movie, then I now have a chance to watch Hancock.
I was pleasantly surprised to know that Charlize is part of the movie. It's just sad that she and Jason Bateman didn't get enough credit on the movie.
Anyway, I love this movie. There are quite a few scenes where I shed some tears. One scene that I can remember that I cried is when Hancock finally got the people's gratitude. I really don't know I just realized that I can relate to Hancock, maybe I really do feel lonely for the past 5 years of my life. And I feel that I'm always misunderstood and unappreciated just like Hancock. hehehe well enough about me.
Back to my review of this movie hehehe.
I really love how they showed Ray character as the one understanding Hancock and changed his image to the people. I really just hope there are people like Ray's character in real life. Coz I think there's none like that anymore.
There are several values that were shown here:
- humility – I love Ray's character. Such a selfless, good hearted person. I love how he taught hancock and helped change his bad public image.
- generosity – This is Hancock. he's technically a superhero. And doesn't want anything in return.
- love – Both Hancock & Mary sacrificed themselves for love. Mary walked away from Hancock to save his life 80 years ago. While Hancock walked away as well and went to new york city for Mary to be able to recover from the gun shot.
- gratitude – Ray & Hancock. Since Hancock saved Ray from the train, Ray showed his gratitude by helping Hancock change his image to a good one, he also saved Hancock from getting killed by Red. Hancock on the other hand, showed his gratitude by painting the moon with the all heart logo (sweet!)
New Celine Shoes
Posted by Rochelle Sy Chua On July 27, 2008
Today, we went to megamall to watch a movie & shop for a new TV stand.
I ended up buying shoes instead hahaaha.
I did this because while walking in the mall, I saw this BIG sign downstairs saying "Further Reduction" then I realized it's the CELINE shop. So I said, this is the sign I'm going to buy shoes!!!
So we went downstairs, the promo is whenever you buy a pair of shoes, you'll get the 2nd pair at half the price. So I said to myself, I'll definitely get 2 pairs of shoes.
So here they are:
This one I really dont like that much but since I'll be getting it at Php200 why not? hehehe 🙂
This one I felt is very expensive (Php700) but since I cannot see any more better design, I still got it.
People think I have good fashion sense… I do believe though that I have a flaw… I don't know how to choose shoes… and I seem to struggle a lot when it comes to matching clothes with shoes.
What do you think of the shoes that I bought today?


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Additional projects
SCAHT is also involved in other defined areas of research including the following collaborative projects:
- Evaluation of toxicity pathways in organotypical liver models for fibrosis
- European Drug Emergency Network (Euro-DEN) collecting data on recreational drug use
- Toxgram, a knowledge base for compound data
- Set programming using decision diagrams
- Toward a better use of regulatory exposure models including non-national data base
- Human skin penetration of bisphenol A and substitutes
For details on the projects see descriptions below.
Evaluation of toxicity pathways in organotypical liver models for fibrosis
Project Lead
- Prof. Laura Suter-Dick, Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz
- Prof. Alexander Odermatt, Universität Basel
- Dr. Chris Goldring, University of Liverpool
Rationale for project
Liver fibrosis has been identified as an Adverse Outcome Pathway (AOP) endpoint, but appropriate in vitro models for the investigation of the underlying mechanisms are lacking. New 3D cell culture systems can be used for the investigation of the involved pathways. The project will focus primarily on the participation of oxidative stress and Nrf-2-response in the stellate cell, as this mechanism is significant for human toxicology.
We will establish a 3D co-culture system with several cell types (hepatocytes, Kupffer cells and stellate cells) to study the underlying molecular mechanisms involved in fibrosis after exposure to toxicants (e.g. ethanol, methotrexate). We will elucidate the role of Nrf-2 in the onset and progression of liver fibrosis and identify possible therapeutic interventions to reverse the fibrotic phenotype.
For further information contact
Prof. Laura Suter-Dick
European Drug Emergency Network (Euro-DEN) collecting data on recreational drug use
Project Lead
- Prof. Matthias Liechti, Universitätshospital Basel
- P. Dargan, King's College London (UK)
- K. E. Hovda, Oslo University Hospital (N)
- European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction, Lisbon (P)
- B. Megarbane, Lariboisière Hospital, Paris (F)
- Other network members
Rationale for project
The goal of the project is to collect data on recreational drug toxicity in medical emergency departments across Europe. Basel acts as the Swiss center in the EU Euro-DEN project which includes 15 other centers. The objective is to develop and maintain a network of sentinel centers with a specialist clinical and research interest in the adverse consequences of recreational drugs and in particular of new psychoactive substances.
Systematic collection of data on adverse consequences of recreational drugs in emergency room admissions, to identify, monitor and respond to new use and adverse outcome patterns. The Basel center also studies the pharmacology and toxicology of novel psychoactive substances in vitro.
For further information contact
Prof. Matthias Liechti
Toxgram, a knowledge base for compound data
Project Lead
- Prof. Karl-Heinz Krause, Université de Genève
- Department of Immunology and Pathology, CMU, Université de Geneve
- Vital-IT, Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics
Rationale for project
Characterization of toxic effects of chemical compounds is important for the protection of human health. Currently, a number of public repositories store bioactivity data measured with various technologies producing various types of complex data. Without explicit knowledge, much of the data is virtually inaccessible.
Toxgram aims to provide a knowledge base for such data by integrating all available measurement information into a single aggregated view across all data types and experimental systems with links to the original public domain data. In the long term, we aim to provide a single entry point for compound-related data research and presentation.
For further information contact
Prof. Karl-Heinz Krause
Set programming using decision diagrams
Project Lead
- Prof. Didier Buchs, Université de Genève
- Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO)
Rationale for project
In the frame of the assessment of human exposure to chemical substances, it is desirable to have a universal tool to compute levels of exposure based on given sets of input parameters. Such a tool should be able to deal with multiple models of exposure computation. This approach has been previously studied using Colored Petri Nets as modelling formalism and CPN Tools as computation engine. Promising results have motivated the continuation of the project in the form of an elaborated tool named TREXMO.
The goal of TREXMO is to allow translating the inputs of an exposure model to other models, so that the same scenario can be used in multiple exposure models. To achieve this goal, a domain specific language named Yaffel, as well as its data model named DDTL, have been designed. A dedicated interpreter has also been developed in the form of a user-friendly interface, written in HTML/Javascript. The project also includes the development of an online version of TREXMO.
For further information contact
Dimitri Racordon
Prof. Didier Buchs
Toward a better use of regulatory exposure models including non-national data base
Project Lead
- Prof. David Vernez, IST - Institut universitaire romand de Santé au Travail
- Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO)
- BAuA (D)
Rationale for project
A variety of models for occupational exposure estimation has been developed under the REACH Regulation (Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and restriction of Chemicals) for the evaluation of chemicals prior to their marketing. The models vary in structure, applicability domains, required level of user expertise, and output estimations. Moreover, their performance has been tested against limited data. These models therefore contain a certain amount of uncertainty.
The goal of this project is focused on the improvement of the use of these models, primarily the most commonly used Advanced REACH Tool (ART), Stoffenmanager and ECETOC TRA 3. It includes the development of TREXMO, a computer-based tool which enables a simpler, less uncertain and more user-friendly use of the models. The between-user variability of Trexmo will be tested against the commonly used models.
For further information contact
Nenad Savic
Human skin penetration of bisphenol A and substitutes
Project Lead
- Nancy B. Hopf, IST - Institut universitaire romand de Santé au Travail
- Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH)
Rationale for project
Bisphenol A (BPA, CAS No. 80-05-7) is a plastic monomer and plasticizer, primarily used in the production of polycarbonate plastics, epoxy resins, and in carbonless paper. It is one of the world's highest production-volume chemicals, with more than 2 million metric tons produced worldwide in 2003. In the general population, skin contact may contribute to the overall exposure of humans to BPA when touching store receipts (thermal paper).
The first objective is to assess the skin permeability of BPA in exposure conditions close to real-life situations. Percutaneous permeation of BPA and its metabolites through viable human skin will be measured using flow-through diffusion cells. The second objective is to assess the permeation of current and future BPA substitutes. The percutaneous permeation of Pergafast 201, bisphenol S or bisphenol F will be investigated using the same method as for BPA.
For further information contact
Nancy Hopf
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Police have warned schoolchildren of the dangers of fights, after a 16-year-old boy died following a brawl with another teenager in south-west Sydney yesterday.
Detective Chief Inspector Mark Brett of Macquarie Fields Local Area Command said the boys, aged 14 and 16, "traded punches" during the fight at the corner of Durham and Kent streets, Minto, about 5pm.
The older boy stumbled back and fell to the ground a few hundred metres from Sarah Redfern High School in Monaghan Street, which both boys attended, police said.
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A passerby gave the victim first aid before he was treated by paramedics and taken to Campbelltown Hospital, where he died shortly after, police said.
Chief Inspector Brett said it was too early to tell what the boys were fighting over, but that there were "some issues" and differences between them.
"While they went to the same school, we don't believe it's school-related. We believe it's related to issues outside of school."
He said it was not yet clear what caused the boy's death, but that no weapons were used in the fight.
A post-mortem examination will be done tomorrow.
The 14-year-old was interviewed but no charges have been laid. Police say the boys were not related and the brawl was not believed to be part of a series of fights.
Detective Chief Inspector Brett said investigators did not think the boys intended to seriously hurt each other.
"[This] highlight the dangers of being involved in this sort of violent activity," he said.
"Whilst I don't think the intention was to cause any serious injury, unfortunately in this case, a young man's died. It didn't need to happen. Those boys didn't need to fight and if they hadn't, we wouldn't be having this discussion now."
A NSW Department of Education spokesman said counselling was being offered to students and staff at the school and the school was helping police with their investigation.
"Our thoughts are with the family and friends of the late student at this tragic time", the spokesman said.
Detective Chief Inspector Brett appealed for witnesses who have not spoken to police to phone Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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Signee Corey Littrell Named High School All-American
Jan. 29, 2010
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Kentucky baseball signee and Louisville Trinity standout Corey Littrell has been named a first-team High School All-American by Louisville Slugger, it was announced by the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Friday.
Littrell, a 6-foot-2, 185-pound southpaw, is regarded as the top prospect in the state of Kentucky. Collegiate Baseball Newspaper and Louisville Slugger selected Littrell to the first-team, one of 37 pitchers in all of high school baseball to be named to the first-team. Littrell is the only pitcher in the state of Kentucky to make the Louisville Slugger High School All-America team, which is in its 14th year.
In 2009, Littrell earned All-State honors for head coach Steven Tompkins at Trinity, striking out a staggering 141 in 111 innings, charting a 13-2 record and a 0.72 ERA. A veteran of the East-Coast Professional Showcase in Lakeland, Fla., Littrell also added a .375 average with 19 runs, seven doubles, two homers and 18 RBI at the plate in 2009, helping lead Trinity to the state-semi championship in 2009.
"We are very excited for Corey to be honored by Louisville Slugger and the Collegiate Baseball Newspaper," UK head coach Gary Henderson said. "Corey is the top pitcher in the state and has really developed into one of the top high school talents in the nation. He is an outstanding competitor with an advanced ability to pitch for his age. We are excited for Corey and can't wait to get him in a Kentucky uniform next year."
Littrell was part of the signing class, announced in November, that includes nine players for the 2011 season, including fellow Kentucky natives Trevor Gott (Lexington, Ky.), Blake Perry (Danville, Ky.), J.T. Riddle (Frankfort, Ky.) and Lucas Witt (Lexington, Ky.). UK also signed infielder Dallen Reber (St. George, Utah), infielder Matt Reida (Russiaville, Ind.), outfielder Gavin Patton (South Charleston, W.Va.) and infielder Paul McConkey (Knoxville, Tenn.).


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It seems like VMWare Virtual Center is locking out an account because somewhere there are stale credentials. How can I solve the following problem?
I know which server is locking the account out, and the process is the following service:
"C:\Program Files\VMware\Infrastructure\VirtualCenter Server\vpxd.exe"
VMware VirtualCenter Server; Provides centralized management of VMware virtual machines.
It doesn't have to do with the "log on as" since it is set to Local System.
I have read that there may be something (another machine?) passing the stale credentials to that service. How can I trace back from that service to see what is passing it the stale credentials?
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Jun 14, 2010 at 3:29 UTC
Security log?
Jun 14, 2010 at 3:31 UTC
The security log on the domain controller just tells me which computer is causing the lockout.
Jun 14, 2010 at 7:16 UTC
Is it possible your SQL DB user/password is causing the lockout? Just a thought.
Jun 15, 2010 at 7:39 UTC
Nope, not the top link for sure (different service account being used). I already tried the bottom link previous to posting here. All i know is when "I stopped the Virtual Center service for a couple of hours and there were no bad password attempts so I'm 100% sure this is the culprit." (As someone said in the 2nd link).
Would there be anyway to trace-back from that service what is throwing it stale credentials?
Jun 15, 2010 at 8:01 UTC
So your able to get into virtual center? Click on the "Administration" button then click on the sessions tab. Does that show you who's all logged in? Maybe I'm not following you exactly.
Jun 15, 2010 at 8:08 UTC
This script might help where that account is being used as a service and in scheduled tasks:
Jun 15, 2010 at 9:20 UTC
Hi Shane, I am able to get into Virtual Center. But my issue is regarding a users domain account becoming locked out.
The computer that is sending the request to authenticate is the virtual center server. However, I ran a packet sniffer (wireshark) and noticed that there was communication between the Virtual Server and Virtual Host. The data was SSLv3 encrypted, so I couldn't see what was in it. But the line after that did show the user name which fails.
So to me it looks like:
Virtual host: <username/pass> to Virtual center to domain controller
So of course to the domain controller it looks like its the virtual centers fault. As I said, I THINK the virtual host is passing on the credentials - how do I trace back from THAT computer? It's not like I can run a packet sniffer on an ESX server... or can I =)?
Martin, thanks for the script. I ran it but I didn't get any results back (it is a user account, and shouldn't be tied to any services anyway).
Jun 15, 2010 at 9:35 UTC
So for the username that showed it was failing do they have the vcenter VI client installed on their pc? Maybe the credentials is wrong on another client.
What are the events in VC telling you? Failed login attempt from 127.0.0.1?
Another thing that I read before was possible plugins that are installed like update manager, SRM, or SVmotion. You may want to try and reinstall them. Credentials could be locked in some plugins.
Jun 15, 2010 at 9:55 UTC
It's not the VI client. The account randomly locks out even when the user is not in the office. Nothing in the events in VC - checked the App, Sec, Sys logs and there is nothing in there at the time the account was locked.
When I'm logged into the virtual center server (via the VI client) and click Plugins -> Manage Plugins...; then select the Installed tab it shows no installed plugins.
Jun 17, 2010 at 1:33 UTC
If the DC is logging that it's coming from the VC server, then that's where it's coming from (unless you're using bridged networking and hosting the VMs on the VC server)...
Try running process monitor (from sysinternals) on the VC server and do a search for that username - maybe something will show up there...
Jun 17, 2010 at 1:56 UTC
The username isn't turning up in procmon. I made sure that the username was not locked out before starting my search and performed the search after the lockout attempt read 1 .
I know what you mean when you say that the DC sees that computer as the culprit, but what I believe is that the vmware service is authentication something coming from the virtual host.
Jun 17, 2010 at 5:25 UTC
So to clarify, your packet sniffer told you that the traffic was coming from the ESX host? Or a specific VM? If from a VM, have you looked in the security log of that VM?
Jun 18, 2010 at 7:37 UTC
Correct on the first part. I ran the packet sniffer on the VC (virtualization center) server and there was ssh data between that and the ESX host.
Now, the VC server is a VM ON the ESX host, but I'm pretty sure that has nothing to do with it.
Jun 24, 2010 at 11:52 UTC
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Oct 14, 2010 at 8:27 UTC
I figured out the issue - it was a veeam reporting tool that someone else installed onto the server. They used their admin account instead of a service account, and of course once they changed their password they kept getting logged out.
For other users who experience a similar issue, I suggest looking at all the installed programs on the box with Virtual Center and see if it is somehow tied to VMware.
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One thing children with autism find really difficult is change. Toby gets upset if we change his bedding or move something in the house and he even goes to school in his uniform on non-uniform days as not doing so freaks him out…so imagine the impact of changing EVERYTHING. Continue reading "Moving Diaries #1"
Today we went on an adventure in the deep dark wood…
Having a three year old who knows the story of the Gruffalo off by heart, we just HAD to check out the new Gruffalo Spotters trail at Hamsterly Forest. Continue reading "Gruffalo Spotters!"
Well it seems forever ago since I actually blogged about anything. That's not entirely true as I have started writing a few things but never actually got round to finishing/spell checking/publishing them! One of my aims this week is to finally tell you what we got up to over Christmas and share about Teddy's birthday (which was at the beginning of December…ooops!!) Continue reading "An apology, an update and some exciting news…! "
Well here it is…only a month or so late!!!
So we had a lovely couple of days away over Christmas at Center Parcs Sherwood. This was our second Christmas away after a really difficult time with Toby over the Christmas period two years ago. He finds Christmas really challenging but enjoys being away and if he's happy then everyone else can enjoy themselves so it just works for us all. Continue reading "Christmas at Center Parcs…"
It's the time of year when even the lady in the corner shop asks, "So are you sorted for Christmas?!" I begin the question myself…am I sorted for Christmas…? I usually reel off something about my little boy doesn't really like Christmas so we go away and so that takes the pressure off a bit…blah blah. Continue reading "Christmas trees and chaos…"
Anyone who knows us well will know that we love going away! As Toby would struggle with a long break (never mind going abroad) we tend to have lots of little breaks rather than big holidays. Last weekend we booked a very last minute trip to Drayton Manor to see our favouite little engine and enjoy some much needed time away from the business of everyday life.
Thomas Land is based in Drayton Manor theme park which is about three hours away from where we live so a little far to go there and back in a day. Although Toby isn't the world's greatest sleeper we decided to book a family room in a Travelodge and travel down Friday evening so that we could make the most of the Saturday at the theme park. I only really started worrying that he wouldn't sleep on the journey down and had visions of us sitting outside in the car with him all night or pushing him round the service station next door in his buggy at 2am. We just prayed and thankfully he slept 10pm-4am which is pretty good for him in a new place. Keeping him occupied at 4am in a Travelodge while Teddy was still asleep in the same room was interesting but we survived!
Due to it being the Christmas season the theme park only had a limited number of rides open and because of this tickets were much cheaper than normal. All of Thomas Land was open (which was all that really mattered to us) as well as a few smaller rides. There were also Santa visits available, a 4D Polar Express viewing as well as Christmassy shows and decorations.
We booked our tickets online as due to only certain rides being open tickets were much cheaper than usual and we still got a reduced rate for a disabled person and carer. My Max Card also have a discount on ticket prices which is a great saving during the main season if you have one of those.
The park opened at 9:30am, however the rides didn't run until 10:30am so we timed it so that we had to just enough time to get a ride pass from Guest Services for Toby (as he can't queue) before the rides actually started. More info about access for guests with additional needs can be found here – www.draytonmanor.co.uk/useful-info
Teddy loved seeing all his favourite characters and literally bounced around the park, Toby clapped and flapped and enjoyed the rides – especially the Troublesome Trucks Rollercoaster. We did have a bit of an issue waiting onboard Thomas (yes actual Thomas!) for a train ride to the adventure playground. There was lots of lights, noise and excitable people (very overstimulating) and although we were in a carriage by ourselves Toby become very distressed as he wanted the ride to go and we had to wait. He just didn't understand why we were on a train and it wasn't going anywhere…and because he can't speak, his way of expressing that is to lash out and scream. Thankfully he soon calmed down as soon as Thomas started to go…phew!
They both loved the playground and we had our picnic lunch there too. The disabled toilets at the playground also had a bench for changing which was great as often these type of places just have a fold out baby changing station….which with a five year old that isn't ideal!
By about 1pm Toby was getting a bit overwhelmed, even though he was queue jumping he was getting stressed waiting for the safety checks before the rides started and was 'peopled out.' I found somewhere quite and took him for a walk in his buggy and he had a little sleep. It always amazes me how he can go to sleep somewhere busy when he's stressed…but not at home without medication. It's obviously a coping strategy he uses as he used to do it at toddler groups when he was little – he would just cuddle up on my knee in the middle of a noisy room and go to sleep! Teddy enjoyed the soft play and a few more busier rides while Toby slept which was nice for him. Toby didn't really sleep for long and woke up stressed…one of the songs that they were playing (a Thomas and friends Christmas song) really upsets him. This song used to be a favourite of his and he would play it over and over again on his iPad, however if it comes on these days he covers his ears and screams. Just shows how something so simple can have a huge impact on him.
By 2pm he was ready to leave and we headed home having all had a fun day out. It was lovely to see lots of children (and a couple of adults too) with additional needs enjoying a family day out. We had lots of understanding smiles and nods from other parents and carers which is always nice. Thank you Drayton Manor for catering so well for guests with disabilities – it really does make a big difference!
Here in Durham we've had on going issues regarding the Teaching Assistants with may facing huge paycuts and loss of jobs. Many Schools are closed due to strikes – today is our third day in two weeks with another three strikes planned over the next two weeks. I do fully support the Teaching Assistants however School closes are difficult for a child like Toby to cope with…probably why he's been up since 3am – yawn! Continue reading "Dear Durham County Council, from a Special Needs School Parent."
I read an article this morning on BBC news this morning which suggested that "Super-parenting' improves children's autism…even in severe cases. Here's there link if you're interested – http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-37729095 Continue reading "Sometimes even 'Super-parenting' isn't enough…"
On days like today I find myself daydreaming about 'normal' family life.
On days like today I find myself asking questions like, 'how different would family life be if we didn't have children with additional needs..?' and 'how much better would we function if we slept like normal people do?' Continue reading "Some days I crave normality…"
Most people enjoy visiting gardens and attractions in the Summer when the weather is nice and you can really enjoy the scenery and being outdoors…however we don't tend to do what most people do and so picked a cold, wet October morning for a trip to the beautiful Alnwick Gardens.
There was method to our madness as when the weather is good most places get too busy for Toby to cope with. The weather definitely put most people off as I could probably count on two hands the number of other tourists we bumped in to yesterday.
Joel and I had visited the garden last year on a rare child-free day out and we loved it but both agreed that we wouldn't be able to take Toby there. However yesterday we were feeling brave (or stupid) and decided to hop in the car and go for an explore.
Thanks to our amazing Max Card the four of us got in for £12 – both boys were free and it was £6 each for Joel and I. I did a quick calculation at the ticket desk and realised that it would have cost about £35 if we had had to pay the on the door prices. Seriously I don't think we would have visited if we didn't have the card mainly because Toby only usually manages to cope for about an hour in new places like this and £35 is a lot to pay for just an hour…so thank you Max Card!
One of the most famous features at Alnwick Gardens are the AMAZING fountains. It's seriously like watching a theatre production as you just don't know where to look next as water shoots from all different directions.
However Toby and water isn't always a good combination….he does love it however his behaviour can be very unpredictable and he did try and dive in a couple of times!! His Peso the penguin from the Octonauts had a few near misses too.
Here's Toby enjoying the water …he doesn't speak and so reactions like this a priceless for us!
We soon realised that waterproofs were far more practical and thankfully we had them in the bag so we did a quick change. I would say that if you a planning on visiting with little ones, wellies, waterproofs and spare clothes are essential as there is just so much water to play and interact with.
Both Toby and Teddy enjoyed exploring and the calm atmosphere and enclosed walkways helped Toby to feel less anxious. He did prefer to be in his buggy and although there are quite a few steps around the garden but there are pushchair/wheelchair friendly routes too.
The boys loved the water, here's Teddy exploring…
30 seconds later this happened…we did laugh!
Toby managed an hour and a half in the garden before he had had enough and needed to leave but all in all we had a great morning and will certainly be back soon.
Here's a couple of practicalities if you are planning on visiting with a child with additional needs –
- Disabled parking is free and is on the opposite side of the road to the main carpark (main car park is £3)
- There are quite a few steps around the gardens and so if you are using a pushchair or a wheelchair make sure that you check out the accessibility map to avoid the steps.
- Wellies and waterproofs are essential .
- If you have a child with sensory needs or an obsession with water I would suggest that they need 1-to-1 support during a visit as although some features are suitable to play in, others are for display only and there are ponds and water features all around the gardens.
- The disabled toilets in the entrance/gift shop have good changing facilities which is great if like us you have older children in nappies.
Ps – sorry we've been so quiet recently, life's been a bit crazy here and my head just hasn't been in the place to write about it! We're ok though 🙂 xx
So we decided to cheer Toby up with an adventure day. He's found the transition from holidays to school quite challenging and he's been quite distressed this week. Continue reading "Lightwater Valley! "
So since 3am this morning Toby's been bouncing around in a swimsuit, trying to wrap himself up in a curtain whilst watching clips of Thomas in Japanse…standard Wednesday morning really!
Monday marked the end of the Summer holidays for all of us as Joel and Toby headed back off to school. I would love to tell you that everything has been great since getting him back in to his normal routine however it's been a bit of a bumpy ride..!
Although things are the same in a lot of ways; same uniform, same taxi driver and escort, same school etc he's moved up to a new class with a new teacher and support staff and there's two year children in his taxi too which is now a mini bus rather than a car. Little changes to something familar and safe can have a pretty big impact on Toby and sometimes it can take him a little while to adjust. Transitions are tricky.
I'll spare you too much detail but his behaviour has been pretty challenging at home; hitting Teddy, throwing things about, screaming, not much sleep and last night I turned my back for two minutes and he had smeared all over our bedroom…yes curtains, walls, bedding etc! Not nice…this is why his wearing a swimming suit at the moment as its about the only thing he can't get out of…and I can not cope with him taking his nappy off one more time!
I do just have to keep reminding my self that he's stressed and has no other way of expressing that…and I have to keep praying for grace for myself to help me love him in the best way possible.
It must be hard having so much going on in your head and to be worrying about changes yet not being able to communicate or discuss any of it. I had to stop myself butting in to a conversation yesterday with some parents who's children had just started reception and they were complaining that they couldn't get any info about what the kids had done at school or what they had for lunch…I felt like launching in with a, -"well what if you had never heard your child speak ever?" or "What if you never knew what was going on in their head or how they were thinking or feeling?" or even, "What if you didn't even know what their voice sounded like?" I resisted. It is times when he's so distressed that I find him being non-verbal the most upsetting as I just want to help him and often I don't even know what the issue is.
That all sounds a bit moany…we are ok…just adjusting! Anyway look how much he's grown since he started school just after he turned 3…it's bury to hide the name of his school…
Whilst browsing the bookshop in Seven Stories today something caught my eye. I'm not sure if it was because I've got a brother called Isaac or maybe because things about Autism just seem to gravitate towards me but I knew straight away that we would be purchasing Isaac and his amazing Asperger Superpowers!
The bright and colourful book looks at life from Isaac's perspective. It cleverly balances the some of the positives and some of the challenges of having Asperger's Syndrome which is a type of Autism. Continue reading "Isaac and his amazing Asperger Superpowers!"
Just another super quick update to let you know that Toby's been given a Max Card!
Max Card offers fantastic discounts on activities and days out for children with additional needs or who are in foster care right across the country. The sad thing is that because these are funded through the local authority some areas (including ours!) don't actually provide them. Continue reading "My Max Card"
So we had an appointment for the boys this morning with their consultant. We always try to get hospital appointments during school holidays so as not to disrupt Toby's routine and because realistically I can't manage both boys at an appointment without Joel! Continue reading "Visiting our consultant…"
So we're on week 4 of the holidays now , sorry for the lack of updates…holidays are a pretty busy time for us and I just haven't had the time or mental capacity to actually write anything! Yesterday we decided to try a bit of Vlogging….you can watch our first video here… Continue reading "Shiremoor Adventure Playground"
So we're nearly at the end of week one and are surviving so far! Continue reading "Summer so far…"
So Toby has officially broken up [insert mixed emotions!] and is off for the next 46 days…yes I've counted! He's also been up since 2am as he struggles with transitions and he knows it's the end of term. Continue reading "Our North East ASD friendly Summer Holiday Bucket List"
Incase you missed it, we had a great weekend break at Alton Towers last weekend (for day 1 check out – Alton Towers – day 1 )
I'm pleased to report that Toby slept better on Saturday night however we've all been pretty tired this week. Continue reading "Alton Towers – days 2+3"
As a general rule I usually wait until we are home to write up what we're up to but considering I've been awake on and off since 1am we'll start and see how far we get! Continue reading "Alton Towers – day 1 "
On this day 5 years ago our lives changed forever. Little did we know that we were about to begin one of the greatest (and most challenging) adventures of our lives. On this day 5 years ago our Toby was born. Continue reading "Toby turns 5!"
There's lots of 'specialist' equipment, aids and 'accessories' for children with additional needs available – some rather expensive and others rather pointless (in my opinion!) All children with additional needs are very different, all children with autism are very different and have different needs and challenges. Continue reading "10 things that make our lives (slightly) easier…"
I haven't lost the blogging bug (honest) it's just becoming more difficult to find time to write. Toby's spending far more hours awake than asleep and when he sleeps I sleep. Continue reading "half-term-holidays!"
This week is Mental Health Awareness Week and the theme this year is positive relationships. Continue reading "The challenges of positive relationships for parents and carers."
Well I haven't blogged for a while…things have been pretty busy here but we are ok…honest! Continue reading "So what's been happening recently?"


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My name is Timothy Shemwell, and I am fifteen years a retired astronaut of the North American Space Agency. Ten years after my final mission, I sought to share its story at length, but couldn't muster the courage, as it was still too fresh in my mind. Five years later, and I can finally take comfort in sharing the disturbing events of Operation Century. This tale should serve as a cautionary reminder that mankind should not feel so confident in his ability to manipulate life to his whim — the results are not always what we desired in the first place.
My story's preface begins in the year 1983, sixty years before my birth in 2043. That was the year that a secret project was conceived following the discovery that bacteria and varieties of moss behave very peculiarly in a zero gravity environment, as opposed to other lifeforms. Bacteria flourish in zero gravity, their colonies growing frighteningly rapidly and the individuals adapting and evolving to become increasingly lethal in record short spans of time. The normally flat, stout moss instead decides to spin into strange spiral patterns, while all other known plants simply lose orientation and spread randomly without the guidance of Earth's gravity. Animals reacted as expected, suffering a predictable loss of coordination. But NASA researchers, having recorded these observations with amazement, had one question in mind — how quickly and to what extremes would complex life be affected by zero gravity over long periods of time?
The answer to their question was the huge endeavor to construct the Self Sustaining Free Space Terrarium (SSFST). The project cost billions of dollars to finance, but the United States government was eager to comply with the costly ambition, seeing an opportunity to beat the Soviet Union in another field during the Cold War. The project, eventually titled Operation Century, required the acquisition of several hundred Eurasian wolves, common rabbits, common grasses, apple, spruce, maple, and willow trees, dozens of tons of soil and thousands of gallons of water, and a huge variety of bacterium cultures, not to mention a number of other mammals, reptiles, fishes, amphibians, and insects. The result of these mass purchases was an expansive and all-inclusive artificial ecosystem painstakingly constructed and designed to remain stable while the SSFST escaped Earth's atmosphere and began its free-float in the void between Earth and the moon. It was completed in fall of 1984, and launched at the opening of winter that same year, with the intent of being examined again after a century had passed.
Its stability was observed from afar over the course of the next one hundred years by NASA officials, always kept strictly secret for fear of public outcry against the ethical issues with Operation Century. Even then, all lower level NASA employees were kept deliberately uninformed and distracted by other ongoing efforts.
When the eightieth year had passed, search began for candidates to explore the SSFST in the next twenty years. Over that time frame, countless astronauts (also uninformed of the precise details) were denied the voyage for various reasons, usually medical or, in one or two cases, religious. The smallest details, up to and including the astronaut's family history, disqualified many, but not myself — in perfectly healthy condition at age twenty-one, with a flawless family background and no sign at all of possible ethical qualms (being a man of unadulterated science and reason who understands that sacrifices are necessary for progress in some cases), I was undeniably the perfect candidate for the first manned mission to explore SSFST — twenty years later, after a very rigorous exercise regimen and intensive training on the usage of bafflingly complex hand-weaponry, which I was told would accompany me on my travel.
I was kept in the dark for as long as NASA could keep me trapped there. It wasn't until spring of 2084 that I was finally reluctantly given information about the mission. I was shocked that something so incredible had successfully remained out of public notice for one hundred years, and amazed at the realization that at the time of my birth, the project was already fifty-nine years in the making. Regardless, I was intrigued and even eager to see the ultimate outcome of these years of waiting and report back to NASA — even if the intensive weapons training was concerning, given the circumstances.
Of the journey to the SSFST, there is nothing to report — so I will skip directly to my arrival there, where the real story begins.
My shuttle attached easily to the port of the terrarium, which had been ingeniously planned ahead in order to match the anticipated future developments of shuttle technology. When both sets of doors opened wide to permit my entry, I was met by a musty odor as of natural secretions of plants, and a faint whitish mist wafted into my shuttle — for my safety, I was enclosed within a specialized suit designed to filter out contaminated air, should it be necessary. I glided smoothly into the terrarium, brushing past free specks of dirt and strange organic globules.
I needed not venture far before witnessing the awesome sight of the terrarium, left to its own devices for a century in complete weightlessness. What I saw was so foreign and brand new that I could hardly register at the time that what I was seeing originated from Earth. Plants had devoured everything within, with hardly a sight of soil save for what drifted around me. They had taken root along the walls, in various crevices and with their spindly limbs hanging weirdly, swaying in all directions slowly. The fruits were all unrecognizable, strange and misshapen as a result of a lack of gravity — even their coloration was affected, all of the fruits in sight now variegated. Unusual muffled sounds came from here and there, reverberating in such a way that pinpointing their origins was difficult — undoubtedly of organic origin, but from what sort of lifeforms they originated, I could not tell.
The farther I floated in, the increasingly surreal my environment became. I felt as if I were submerged in a thickly overgrown lake, the hypnotic swaying of the plants around me reminiscent of the way that marine weeds shift under the waves, and the tiny particles of dirt reminding me of the specks of sand and debris which wander underwater. The only thing that I had not yet seen was something animal, although I occasionally thought that I heard their sounds around me. I wandered with a projectile weapon in hand — I was not risking being attacked unarmed.
When at last I stumbled upon the animal result of a hundred years of accelerated evolution in a zero gravity environment, I was at once appalled and horrified, for I realized that the noises around me were originating from within the thickly matted leaves and limbs of the malleable plants. As I weaved through them, closer to their stems, I began to discover signs of animal excrement that I had jostled free from the leaves. What I uncovered was gruesome — a large, hairless mammalian creature clutched the trunk of what passed for a tree, its withered limbs wrapping desperately around it and its sagging jaws gnashing while it emitted a pitiful squealing noise. Its eyes, it seemed, had gone defunct, being completely blank and pale while the thing slowly swiveled its head around in search of the intruder. The creature, as awful as it appeared, was canine. It was evidenced by the tapered ears which dangled at odd angles and the faint remainders of paws at the end of its useless limbs.
I was disgusted, but I pressed onward and continued to search through the various plants, making similar finds — the Eurasian wolves which had been brought on board had developed into this shameful mockery, reduced to a life of clinging as a parasite to the plants of the terrarium. Additionally, I discovered one or two specimens of what were once rabbits, having become gangly odd things which hovered limply with enlarged, swollen eyes and a permanently open mouth, completely devoid of teeth. Their bodies were lean and, as a whole, they now resembled something aquatic and miserable.
I left prematurely, unwilling to further uncover the horrors of the past. Those awful half-monsters that I witnessed on the SSFST no longer live, since as an act of mercy, I deliberately left the port of the terrarium wide open after closing that of my shuttle and departing — everything contained within was destroyed by the vacuum of space in the span of seconds. One hundred years of immoral experimentation gone in seconds. That was my final mission with NASA. Despite my mercy, I do not feel redeemed. It is, in part, thanks to the understanding that I eagerly supported this effort for twenty years, and up to arrival remained enthused.
Man, I reiterate, should not confide in artificial manipulation of life. The end does not justify the means, especially when the end is nothing more than creatures that were not meant to ever exist and therefore suffer.


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Another supernatural themed chiller is on its way from New Regency, and though details are on the extremely scant side of the fence, we do have some initial rumblings for you right here. Dig it!
According to Deadline, New Regency closed a mid-six-figure deal for Hellbent (not to be confused with the gay slasher film of the same name), a thriller pitch that will be written by Aron Eli Coleite, whose previous work includes a stint on ABC's upcoming series "The River".
Erwin Stoff and Michael Green will produce, and New Regency CEO Brad Weston took it off the table as two other bids mobilized. It's described as a prison escape movie with supernatural elements.
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My earliest memory is of being a very little girl on a large green lawn, sitting with my mother and some other ladies on chairs under towering trees. The ladies might have been drinking iced tea. I might have been drinking lemonade. All of them smiled at me a lot. One lady, who might have been wearing a sun hat, also wore a great deal of jewelry, large sparkling gems of the kind I adored as a child. She let me sit on her lap and play with her rings.
We also played croquet. At least, the ladies played, and let me take my turn trying to hit the ball through the wicket.
This scene occurred in the spring or early summer of 1964, when I was three years old. I was visiting my mother at High Watch Farm, a residential treatment facility for alcoholics and addicts in Connecticut. (As I always do when I tell any part of my mother's history, I want to emphasize that I have her permission to share it.) She had previously been in a large state mental hospital; I tell that story in this homily. The AA member who convinced my father to let my mother out of the hospital also recommended High Watch, which uses AA as the cornerstone of treatment, as an alternative. My mother was happy there, and even happier that my sister and I were visiting her, and the other women -- many starved for family contact -- were delighted to have a little girl to spoil. My first memory, of being on that green lawn, is therefore one of great joy and peace.
I recently visited High Watch again, although this visit was only a virtual one.
My journey began with the recent U.S. News and World Report listing of America's Best Hospitals. Because I'm interested in healthcare, I read the "Honor Roll" of the top eighteen hospitals, and because I'm interested in chaplaincy, I searched each hospital's site to see what spiritual-care services they offered.
One of the hospitals on the list is Yale-New Haven Hospital. I did my doctoral work in English at Yale, and I've had surgery at that hospital. My memories of New Haven are neither joyful nor peaceful; nonetheless, that rather grim city was home for several years, so I was particularly interested in the YNHH site.
A search for "chaplaincy" on that site uncovered this moving article by YNHH Chaplain Kathleen Blake Thompson. Thompson's credits note that she's also a chaplain at High Watch.
I hadn't realized that High Watch still existed, but I promptly Googled it. The photo at the top of this post is of the barn, where AA meetings take place. It gives you some idea of how lovely the grounds are even now, forty-two years after the ladies and I played croquet there. Looking at this and other photos, I experienced a rush of nostalgia, although as far as I know, I only visited once.
Further exploration of the High Watch site brought me to their donation page, where I read about a number of special funds, including this one: "The Wilson Bed Scholarship provides charitable beds to individuals who are in desperate need of treatment but have no means to pay for it."
I'm generous with my time, but I don't tend to give a lot of money. Among the nearly infinite number of worthy causes out there, very few feel like "mine." But this one did, urgently and immediately, even though my family had enough money to pay for my mother's stay at High Watch (which cost much less in 1964 than it would now).
So I sent High Watch a check, along with a letter describing my mother's recovery. Part of that letter reads as follows:
She's 82 now, still sober. In addition to her alcoholism, she's survived breast cancer, lung cancer, a stroke, and surgery to survive an abdominal aneurysm.As I wrote that last paragraph, I was thinking about the patient, one of those indigent alcoholics, who came to our ED several years ago, in the middle of a particularly harsh winter. We had four feet of snow on the ground, which doesn't happen very often in Reno. He had walked -- or waded -- several miles through the snow to the public psychiatric hospital, where they told him that there were no detox beds available. They advised him to check back every day. He didn't have to walk to the hospital to check, they told him; he could call instead.
Thank you for helping to save my mother's life.
I'm enclosing a check for _____ for the Wilson Bed Scholarship. This small amount can't convey my appreciation for the work you do. I volunteer as an emergency-department chaplain here in Reno (where my day job is being an English professor at the University of Nevada, Reno), and I visit with many indigent alcoholics who are desperate to get better, but don't have access to inpatient recovery services because they don't have insurance. I often tell these patients about my mother –- and help them find AA meetings! -– and her story seems to inspire them. I'm acutely aware of the need for more residential resources for alcoholics and addicts without much money, so the Wilson Bed Scholarship moves me tremendously.
He cried, telling this story, because he was homeless and didn't have a phone. The social worker (this was back when the ED still had them) wasn't very sympathetic. I think she probably thought that if he could scrounge up enough money to drink, he could also scrounge up money to call the hospital from a phone booth. She thought he'd just come to our hospital to get warm. She didn't think he really wanted to get sober.
In his circumstances, I'd have come to our hospital to get warm, too. And there were many years when my mother didn't really want to get sober, but she did get sober, finally. She went to the AA meeting that "took," in the state hospital, because she was hungry and knew there'd be cookies there. I don't see why going somewhere to get warm couldn't serve the same purpose.
When I wrote my letter to High Watch, I imagined that patient on a green lawn under towering trees, playing croquet.
He'll probably never get to High Watch. But I hope he gets somewhere joyous and peaceful.
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Housebuilder Products Awards London based national magazine held this event at Edgbaston Stadium and a recommendation by a mutual client brought them to me to cover the event.
Krean Property Maintenance. A rapidly growing company based in the Midlands but operating very succesfully in London as well. They wanted before and after photos for their website, marketing materials and PR. 2 assignments completed and more to come.
Arden Photonics This was the "no faces" engagement. A local company who make equipment for testing lasers needed photos of some new products. Having read descriptions of the products, it might as well have been written in Swahili for all the sense it made to me! However, that didn't prevent me from producing a portfolio of images that they were delighted with.
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A well established magazine in 4 areas of Birmingham launched in Solihull and I was engaged as the "house photographer" for the editorial section. Amongst the assignments undertaken so far are an animal rescue centre (lots of animal photos, as well as the owner), unsung heroes, local celebrities (Jasper Carrott is in the next edition), and landmarks for a "where is this?" section.
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David Castro. You've probably seen him before, you just didn't recognize him.
That's him right there! Yes, the small SCUBA diver next to the goliath school of jacks. This man may be most well-known for this photo and for his family's work in Cabo Pulmo National Park in the Gulf of California. There, his father, Mario Castro, led community change from a fishing-based village to an ecotourism hot spot. After 20 years of no-take protection, Cabo Pulmo National Park has been declared one of the most successful marine reserves in the world and is known as one of the best travel destinations.
However, for David, the local divemaster at the family's dive shop, there's more research to be done. One of the main projects that he assists in is collecting weekly plankton samples of Cabo Pulmo to help understand what species the marine park is supporting. He has conducted plankton tows every week for the last year for CICIMAR: the samples are sent to labs at the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Sur to be analyzed. The results surprise even David—he is amazed at both the abundance and the diversity of larvae present in the park. He communicates these findings and other bits of scientific information with his tourists as he conducts the plankton tows in between dives.
Here's video of David working in Cabo Pulmo with Octavio Aburto in November 2016.
Another exciting project that David plays a part in is the study of grouper movement and spawning aggregations in Cabo Pulmo. This research has been ongoing for the last two years, and David lends his expertise in diving to help tag groupers and set up acoustic receivers. With his help, the GCMP has discovered that groupers are long-term residents of Cabo Pulmo National Park, spending one to four months at El Bajo-Los Morros reef. You can read more about the study here.
Overall, the science has helped put David's diving into perspective. Each dive has more purpose, and directly participating in the research has impacted how he interacts with his customers. David now takes tourists out on dives not just for entertainment, but also to educate them about what they may see underwater. For him, conservation begins with a conversation.
Here are some other projects that David has been involved with:
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Diving to save a camera from a fall down a flight of stairs, high school junior Naomi Sukuse wakes with no memory of the last four years. Naomi must remember who she was and figure out who she wants to be in this story of love and second chances.
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