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Having problems with your Samsung L200 Digital Camera ?
My camera died with the lens out. then the next day i recharged it but it wasn't turning on. I noticed the lens was bent out so i pushed it in and it went in easily. Now when i press the power button the blue and green light turns on but when i let go of the power button it turns off
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Was the camera dropped? Bent lens is not a good sign and possibly needs to be sent in for repair. If the cost is too high to replace (unless they fix them under warranty) than it's time to replace the unit unfortunately.
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My camera died with the lens out. then the next day i recharged it but it wasn't turning on. I noticed the lens was bent out so i pushed it in and it went in easily. Now when i press the power button the blue and green light turns on but when i let go of the power button it turns off
Was the camera dropped? Bent lens is not a good sign and possibly needs to be sent in for repair. If the cost is too high to replace (unless they fix them under warranty) than it's time to replace the unit unfortunately. ... Samsung L200 Digital Camera
Sanyo VPC-E760 Please can you help me. My camera is practically brand new and all of a sudden it wont turn on. When I press the power button, the blue power light comes on and then it starts flashing and goes of again. The screen however does not come on at all and the lens does not open. Please can you help? E mail [email protected]
The USB cord does NOT charge this camera, you have to take the battery OUT and place in in the charger that comes with the camera. If you do not have a charger, you can buy one on-line for about $20.00 ... Sanyo VPC-E760 Digital Camera
Canon SD4000 camera, when hitting the power button, the screen remains black screen, the green light blinks twice, lens zooms out, shutter opens. Screen remains black, and I do not seem to have any control at all; pressing the zoom button doesn't move lens, no notable reaction to anything. Hit the power button again, the lens zooms back into it's original position, shutter closes (occasionally does not shut completely), green light blinks twice, screen remains black. Tried turning on w/o SD card
... Canon SD4000 IS IXUS 300 HS Digital Camera
I have a HP camera CW450t camera and cannot turn it on with the power button on top. I know the batteries are good because I can turn on the camera with the review button and review the pictures that I have taken. When the power button is pressed the green light on the back of the camera flashes but the lens does not come out and the led screen does not come on. when you take your finger off of the on/off button the green light goes off as well.
Had the EXACT same problem with the CW450 model. I called support because I was mad and wanted it replaced. The support tech helped me through the issue. The answer is- NiMH. Alkaline batteries are unstable and not powerful enough for use with this c ... HP Digital Cameras
Problematic Camera I have a EasyShare DX4530 which has suddenly started acting funny. Here's the sequence of events: - power up works fine - lens comes out ok - green light glows steady, ready for a picture - picture takes fine - green light doesn't turn on again - no amount of pressing the shutter button will bring the green ready light back - pressing the SHARE button a couple times (sometimes 2, 3, even 4 times) will move thru the share sequence and then finally exit that function, turning
I just discovered that the real problem is a STICKY SHUTTER BUTTON, staying down after taking a picture. This prevents the green ready light from coming on until I jiggle the shutter button. It has actually started to be hard to press, making a defin ... Kodak EasyShare DX4530 Digital Camera
When i press the power button, the blue light comes on, it beeps, lens pops out but retracts immediately. camera turns off
Have you checked your batteries? If it's an old camera (keep in mind that it's not less than 3 years old) and you still use the original rechargeable batteries, they may need to be replaced as well. Those rechargeable do not last for ever in a ... Samsung SL202 Digital Camera
My Samsung TL205 digital camera will not turn on. The lens is out but when I press the power button, the green on button will light up then the camera will make one beep sound as the green light turns off. The lens stays out this whole time.
I just fixed my camera. I pushed the lens inside completely. took the battery out and put it back in. turned it on and off a couple of times and ready to go!! good luck! ... Samsung DualView TL205 Digital Camera
EX-S500: * I turn it on and the 'Adjust' screen comes up. *I press the 'Menu' and the lens comes out, the green light flashes for awhile, it beeps a few times, it grinds a few times and shuts off. The lens stays out. *I turn it back on, the lens goes back in and the 'Adjust' screen comes on. * I press the power button and the camera goes off. *I left the camera in the charge gradle all night and the battery did not charge. *Help
You could have a power and lens issue, going on at the same time here. There's a couple of web blogs that delineate things you can try to correct these issues, and here they are:\015\012 ... Casio Exilim EX-S500 Digital Camera
I have a Samsung L100. Its only a couple of months old and its never been dropped or damaged. When I turn it on, the power button turns blue, the lens opens, then it beeps two or three times and the shuts down - except that the blue light stays on. You can't use it and it you can't turn it off all the way without pulling the battery out. The screen doesn't light up or anything. The camera is totally useless now. I've found a few reviews online that say theirs do the same thing. Is there a
... Digital Cameras
When I push the power button on my camera, the blue button turns on and the green light above the T lights up for a second and then goes away. Nothing happens and I can't do anything with the camera. The lens is also stuck out and turning the camera on does not make it go back in.
Take a Q-Tip dampened in rubbing alcohol and clean the contacts inside the battery compartment. Also clean the battery itself and the charger contacts. ... Samsung L200 Digital Camera
My Canon PowerShot SD780 IS will not turn on. I purchased another battery to make sure that wasn't the problem and it isn't. I have tried pressing the power button and OK button simultaneously for a few seconds and that hasn't helped. The power light doesn't turn on, the lens doesn't open, it doesn't even beep. I desperately need help and would really appreciate any advice. Thanks, Vanessa A.
... Canon PowerShot SD780 IS / IXUS 100 IS Digital Camera
I have a sony cyber shot 6.0 mega pixels. Dsc-S600 camera. when i press the power button it lights up and the lens half comes out, but wont let me take pictures. When i press the power button to turn the camera off it doesn't do anything. I have changed the batteries but still does the same. How much will it cost to get fixed?
ACCESS ... Sony Cyber-shot DSC-S600 Digital Camera
I have a sony cyber shot camera model DSC-S90 and when I replaced the batteries, the camera turned on for a second, was on long enough for the battery light to flash on, then the camera turned off. The lens is stuck out and now the camera won't turn on. When I press the power button I see a yellow light and red light flash but nothing else. Now what?
Hi,Unfortunately, this is a common problem on this model. Yet, no resolution other than getting it repaired.There are a number of things you can try:1. Ensure batteries are fully charged2. Look carefull ... Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-S90 Digital Camera
Power issue Battery is charged, but camera will not power up. Lens is in open position as is flash. Charge light comes on and turns to green after some time charging so power is flowing? Camera is locked in the open position as in flash. Battery is fully charged. When I press the shuter button a little red light flickers for just a second.
Hi, Basically this fault occure due to malfunctioning of zoom motor.And you have to replace the optical zoom lens complete assymbaly. Or secondly just tell you the trick,Most of time it works and some time its not. ... Toshiba PDR-3310 Digital Camera
Samsung L730 My camera appears to be stuck. The lens usually pops out when it is turned on. However, when I turned it off today, it remained out. I tried removing the memory card and battery. Also, it won't turn off unless I remove the battery. When it is on, the screen is black and the usual green light goes off after initially pressing the power button. Is there a way to reset it?
This camera would have to be tested more, but it sounds like a ccd or sensor problem. If this camera was made around the year 2000 or after a bit, then it could be a ccd problem common with many Sony made ccds in this period.A loose conne ... Samsung Digimax L730 Digital Camera
Hi I have a Samsung L100 Digital camera. I was using it last night to make a movie, I finished the movie and than viewed the movie when I was done. I pressed the button to turn the camera off, well the lens stayed out and didn't retract and now when I try to turn the camera on the blue light comes on and than it beeps 3 times and turns off. I've checked the battery life and its full, right now I have it charging to see if anything changes >.> but I don't think it will. If you have any input it w
Fixing a Lens Error on a Digital Camera\015\012\015\012This has to be THE most common failure mode for a digit ... Samsung L100 Digital Camera
A640 Lock-up Hi, The camera was working fine up until today when I took it out of the case, it was stuck, locked-up somehow. I haden't used it in a couple of days (had never had a problem with it before), and now, the only sign of life when pressing the ON/OFF button is the small green light underneeth turns on but nothing else powers up or happens. The only way to get the green light off again is to take the batteries out. Also, the lens is stuck open, and the zoom partially out. What should I
Take out the OTHER battery, the one that maintains the date / time and then the camera can 'reboot' cleanly when you put some fresh batteries in it. ... Canon PowerShot A640 Digital Camera
Samsung S730 just got a new Samsung S730 digital camera and guess what !??! cant turn it on! when i press the power button, there is a yellow light and after 2-3 seconds it beeping 3 times. the screen is black, lens didnt extend, nothing except the beeping and the yellow light. any of you had this problem before?
No solution ours does this\015\012waste of money return it if u can ... Samsung Digimax S730 Digital Camera
When I turn on my Samsung NV3 camera, the shutter opens, a blurry image appears on the LCD screen and then it turns its self off. Although the camera appears to be off, if you press the button to view previous images, the blue power light on top comes back on, and the images can be viewed The battery is fully charged
Your problem may be due to weak/worn out batteries or corrosion on the battery contacts inside the camera\015\012which can prevent the full power of the batteries from flowin ... Samsung NV3 Digital Camera
My olympus FE-280 will not turn on. I put in a fully charged battery and when I press the power button the light on the back blinks red and the lens opens and closes about four times before completely turning off. While this is happening there is a slight buzzing noise and the screen stays black the whole time. Is it a bad battery or is my camera broken?
There are many sides to the fault but it seems that you have a serious one. The camera needs to be opend to confirm the fault and so it needs experienced hands. The possible fault could be failure of the electronics, maybe the shuter drive, the lens ... Olympus FE-280 Digital Camera
DSC-W200 Frozen My W200 has the lens open (extended) and will not close. Additionally, when I press the power button or the play button on the back, the LCD lights up and says Sony, but nothing else happens. I've tried connecting it to my macbook, using a fully charged battery, memory card vs no card, etc. Nothing seems to work. If I press the power button a seond time, the green power light goes off, but the LCD still says Sony. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Not too eager to send it
Try this it works for lens problems like you describe ]]] OK you are probably going to think I am loony giving you this advise But No I am completely sane!Get a can of compressed air OR acces to a compressor at your local gara ... Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W200 Digital Camera
My tl205 will not stay on when I turn it on , I hit the power button and the green light comes on and the rear screen flickers then it beeps and shuts off , when I hold the power button the green light stays light but it will not turn in , the lens is fully out on zoom and is stuck there
... Digital Cameras
Samsung digimax s1000 turned on before, lens came out then shut off.power light blinks when you try to turn it on. but will not turn back on. lights up only when button pressed. tried different batteries. Using N-Mi Rechargeable batteries. Tried with sd card Worked fine the day before. But, it looks like the lens did not come all the way out and the first lens is at an angle to the second. Gears stuck maybe? Don't remember interfering with the lens when it was turned on. If it's the gears being
Follow this link and i would try step 8 and/or step 9http://www.wikihow.com/Repair-Lens-Problems-on-Your-Digital-CameraI am a ... Samsung Digimax S1000 Digital Camera
The lens on the Samsung L200 is half way between out and in, also the camera does not switch on however when the power button is pressed, the blue light does show.
Hi\015\012\015\012The problem with the lens may be due to dust or due to the problem of aperture (if it was due to this then the solution will be the change of the lens).Else if this due the dust then proper cleaning of camera will solve ... Samsung L200 Digital Camera
Coolpix L18: The LCD screen is broken; just displays a large black "blob" on a white background. Would this prevent all other camera operations? When the camera is turned on, the green power light flashes, but nothing else seems to work. Camera will "beep" when shutter button is pressed, but lens never opens. Is this a LCD issue, or are there other problems as well?
... Nikon COOLPIX L18 Digital Camera


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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
A visit to one of the world's last steel engravers
So I had to pause my summer vacation for one day the other week in order to meet with clients and hand in a paper for university. And while I was in Munich I also visited one of my favorite shops in the city: Prantl. Being one of the very last places on earth where one can still order steel engraved stationery and having served clients such as Thomas Mann, Prantl always was and still is the institution to have one's business cards made at. Steel engraving is a traditional printing technique which involves a custom-made steel cliché for every client. There are very few craftsmen left worldwide who are still able to make these clichés by hand, and some of the best work at Prantl.
Having had my own cards made at Prantl, I can heartily recommend you visit them when you are in Munich. Consider an order there, it will be worth the money. Oh, and by the way: Prantl also has a very handsome collection of fine leather goods, all made in their own workshop.
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We custom make these log products in our Sevierville plant. Our reputation is your assurance of a quality product at a fair price.
Tindell's manufactures a unique log called the Field Log. This log has many features that make it desirable for your log home. Round on the outside with a flat inside and a 1 inch ship lap to prevent wind and rain from entering your home; this log is beautiful and practical.
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I'm back with a couple of Shagan Envelopes.
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News, resources and activities for seniors.
Seniors Helping Seniors Day, May 14
The Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School senior class is sponsoring Seniors Helping Seniors Day Monday, May 14, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. High School seniors will help senior citizens in Hamilton and Wenham with light chores to prepare their houses and yards for the summer. Chores could include raking, cleaning flower beds, cleaning the porch furniture, etc.
Senior citizens who are interested in the service should call Lisa Heitz at 978-468-5300 by Friday, May 11.
Senior breakfast at Community House
A senior breakfast will be held Tuesday, May 22, at 8:30 a.m. at the Community House, 284 Bay Road, Hamilton. A full breakfast buffet, catered by Roxanne Torelli of Gourmet Delights Catering, will include eggs, ham, bacon, potatoes, fruit and bread.
In addition, writer Joe Taylor will give a talk entitled "Love and Marriage," which includes an essay reading, conversation and reflections from a 91-year-old man on his 64-year marriage.
For reservations, call 978-468-4818. The cost is $5.00 per person.
SeniorCare Mother's Day luncheon
SeniorCare hostd a Mother's Day luncheon Thursday, May 10 at 11:30 a.m. at Lamson Hall on Railroad Avenue in Hamilton. Turkey divan and sauce will be served along with smashed red bliss potatoes, baby whole carrots, snowflake rolls and strawberry shortcake. Transportation will be provided. For reservations, call 978-468-2616. Cost: $2.00 donation requested.
Christ Church luncheon
Christ Church of Hamilton and Wenham invites seniors for a luncheon and inspirational talk on Friday, May 18 at noon in the parish hall. The church is located on Asbury Street in Hamilton. This will be the final luncheon for the season.


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Campbell said that, in the past, several students have passed the 100-mile goal and been given T-shirts, but Matt's case is unique because of the amount of time he did it in. The nice weather conditions this winter have kept the program going in full force, and many students are following in Matt's footsteps.
"I wanted to set a record here," Matt explained of the reason he devoted his morning and afternoon recesses and lunch hour to making quarter-mile laps around the school's playground course.
Campbell noted all students in kindergarten through third grade are eligible to participate, but the numbers go in waves, depending on the children. Each time a student participating in the program makes a lap, their card is punched by the playground assistant on duty. Twenty punches equal 5 miles.
And some would assume that now that Matt's set the record, he'd hang up his walking shoes. That assumption would be wrong. The bright-eyed, energetic student quickly added, "My goal is 200 miles by the end of the year."


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Beyond Bars: Keeping Young People Safe at Home and Out of Youth Prisons provides an overview of how communities can establish a community response system to meet the needs of young adults that are at risk or involved in the juvenile justice system. The reported highlights that current criminal justice institutions may provide some services, but it does not offer youth the care they need to live successful lives and places youth at risk of future involvement in the criminal justice system. The authors advocate for transforming current approach to youth incarceration by strengthening communities' response, capacity, and resources.
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Between July 20 and 27, 2014, athletes and teams from 13 Canadian provinces and territories, and 13 regions around the United States will converge on Regina, Sask., to compete in the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG).
In total, 5,000 athletes, 1,000 coaching staff, 3,000 volunteers and 200 cultural and entertainment performers are expected to attend the event.
"TransCanada is thrilled to sponsor the Regina 2014 NAIG," says Andrea Jalbert, TransCanada Vice-President, Community and Sustainability. "Through our Community Investment program, we support organizations and initiatives that bring communities together. The NAIG will do just that — welcome athletes, teams and families from North American Indigenous communities as they celebrate excellence in sports and culture."
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- Donating 250 tickets to residents of north-central Regina to attend the Opening Ceremony, promoting access to quality cultural activities
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Allison Williams & Lisa Marie Presley: Elton John AIDS Foundation Gala!
Allison Williams hits the red carpet in black while attending the 2013 Elton John AIDS Foundation "An Enduring Vision Benefit" on Tuesday (October 15) at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City.
The 24-year-old Girls actress was joined at the event by Lisa Marie Presley (with hubby Michael Lockwood), Alec Baldwin (with wife Hilaria), Courtney Love, and the man of the hour Elton John and his hubby David Furnish.
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Employer returns: employer return - quality checks: checks prior to recording receipt of a return
An employer / contractor is expected to submit an annual return for each income tax year for which an employer scheme is in operation. For all returns that pass the quality standard checks, the date of receipt of that return or return part must be recorded on the Employer Business Service (EBS) using Function RECORD RETURN RECEIPT.
Details of how to deal with enclosures are in the Action Guide 'Opening employer return' at PAYE40046.
Note: Any date stamped on the front of the return must be crossed out using green ink and sent back to the submitter if any return fails the quality standard checks. For more information, see subject 'Correction of failed returns' at PAYE40035.
Submission of returns in parts
From April 2005 an employer, or their agent, operating a PAYE scheme can submit their annual return forms P35 and P14 in parts using different channels
- Internet
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Each individual part must pass the quality standard checks.
If an employer intends to send the whole return by paper, then the return must be submitted as a complete return and not in parts.
Incomplete / incorrect returns
All paper returns received must pass certain quality checks. The appropriate checks to be made will depend on the year, submission type and scheme type. Returns may be regarded as incomplete / incorrect where any of the following apply
- The return form is incomplete
- The return is unsigned
- The P35 return submitted is not the correct version for that tax year
- The forms P14 submitted are not the correct version for that tax year
- The return submitted is not an official P35 employer annual return
- Substitute forms are unapproved versions
- A paper form P35 is received without all the forms P14
Forms are unreadable for any of the following reasons
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- Information is missing from the P35
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- Names missing
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- Pay column not completed
- Use of sticky labels or correcting fluid
- Forms P14 not split
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- Forms P14 not de-sprocketed
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Photocopies of the official P35 can only be accepted where
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Ph.D. (McMaster); Hon. Dr. Ing. (Stuttgart); NSERC–P&WC Industrial Research Chair; Coordinator of Mechatronics Option at UBC; Fellow of RSC, ASME, CIRP, SME, AvH, CAE, ISNM, and P&WC.
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- Design of Virtual High Performance Machining Simulation System
- On line detection and suppression of chatter
- Analytical and Experimental Modeling of the Mechanics and the Dynamics of Turning, Boring, Drilling and Milling Processes
- Development of Industrial Software Packages for Machine Tool and Cutting Process, Analysis, and Diagnostics
- Motion Control and Trajectory Generation for Machine Tools
- Virtual/Real time Design of modular CNC Systems
- Intelligent Machining Process Control, Hardware Monitoring, and Software Modules for CNC Machine Tools
- CAD/CAM System Development for High Speed Machining of Dies and Molds
Current Research Work
- Design of virtual high performance machining systems in CAD environment
- Dynamics of high-speed milling for aerospace and die/mold industry
- High speed, five axis ball end milling of compressor blades
- Trajectory generation for high-speed feed drives
- Control of 5-axis machine tools for minimum contouring errors and vibrations
- Design of Virtual CNC Systems
- Development of adaptive control, tool condition monitoring, and chatter vibration detection/suppression modules for milling processes
- Active damping of machine tool vibrations
- Analytical modelling and prediction of chatter vibrations in milling, boring, turning and drilling operations
- Distortion of thin walled structures after machining
- Reduced order multi-body dynamics of machine tools
- Y. Altintas, "Adaptive Control," CIRP Encyclopedia of Production Engineering, pp. 17–19, 2014.
- F. Chen, X. Lu, and Y. Altintas, "A novel magnetic actuator design for active damping of machining tools," International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture, vol. 85, pp. 58–69, 2014.
- Y. Altintas, "Computer Numerical Control," CIRP Encyclopedia of Production Engineering, pp. 249–252, 2014.
- X. Lu, F. Chen, and Y. Altintas, "Magnetic actuator for active damping of boring bars," CIRP Annals-Manufacturing Technology, 2014.
- J. Yang and Y. Altintas, "Generalized kinematics of five-axis serial machines with non-singular tool path generation," International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture, vol. 75, pp. 119–132, 2013.
- M. Law, A. S. Phani, and Y. Altintas, "Position-Dependent Multibody Dynamic Modeling of Machine Tools Based on Improved Reduced Order Models," Journal of Manufacturing Science and Engineering, vol. 135, no. 2, p. 021008, 2013.
- K. Zhang, A. Yuen, and Y. Altintas, "Pre-compensation of contour errors in five-axis CNC machine tools," International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture, vol. 74, pp. 1–11, 2013.
- O. Tuysuz, Y. Altintas, and H.-Y. Feng, "Prediction of cutting forces in three and five-axis ball-end milling with tool indentation effect," International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture, vol. 66, pp. 66–81, 2013.
- M. Law, Y. Altintas, and A. Srikantha Phani, "Rapid evaluation and optimization of machine tools with position-dependent stability," International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture, vol. 68, pp. 81–90, 2013.
- A. Yuen, K. Zhang, and Y. Altintas, "Smooth trajectory generation for five-axis machine tools," International Journal of Machine Tools and Manufacture, vol. 71, pp. 11–19, 2013.


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Councils and GP groups 'overlooking local end of life care needs'
Councils and GP groups across England are failing to plan for the needs of dying people, according to a new report.
The charity Hospice UK used the Freedom of Information Act to find out how well councils and NHS groups assessed the needs of dying people in their communities.
The results showed that m ore than a third (34%) of health and wellbeing boards, which are run by councils, do not consider the needs of dying people in their assessments of local needs.
More than a third of health and wellbeing boards do not consider the needs of dying people in their assessments of local needs, the report found
Some 57% do not include the needs of dying adults and children in their key strategies that inform local service planning.
In addition, more than a quarter (27%) of clinical commissioning groups (CCGs), which control a big chunk of the NHS budget, do not have a strategy for addressing end of life care for adults.
Most (71%) of CCGs do not have a strategy for supporting children and young people living with life-limiting illnesses.
Tracey Bleakley, chief executive of Hospice UK, said: "Local health and care needs assessments and strategies are essential building blocks for shaping vital end of life care and support services for dying people.
"However, our research shows that too many boards and CCGs are overlooking the end of life care needs of people in their communities.
"End of life care needs to become a core priority at a local level.
"A string of national reports has highlighted persistent failings in end of life care and what needs to change.
"However, there is little prospect of progress without a radical shift in approach by local health and care decision-makers."
Freedom of Information requests were sent to each of the 152 health and wellbeing boards and 209 CCGs in England.
Responses were received from 143 boards and 198 CCGs.
Scott Sinclair, head of policy and public affairs for Marie Curie in England, said: " Everybody dies and everybody should be able to expect well-planned, high quality care from the NHS while they are dying.
"That so many CCGs and health and wellbeing boards are not addressing this issue while the number of people dying each year is growing and demand for palliative care is increasing is deeply worrying.
"The whole NHS should be making changes now to cope with increased demand for palliative care in the future.
"Yet large parts of the NHS are not even thinking about dying people or how to care for them."
Professor Julia Verne, clinical lead for Public Health England's National End of Life Care Intelligence Network, said: "There are a number of existing services doing good work to make sure people end their days with options and access to high quality care, but there is room for improvement.
"Local collaboration, understanding people's needs, and ensuring local services are informed of and have access to reliable data is key if we want services to improve."
Local Government Association's community wellbeing spokeswoman Izzi Seccombe said: "Ensuring a dying person receives high-quality end-of-life care that is dignified and reflects their wishes is an absolute priority for councils, and we recognise the incredible work that hospices do in the community.
"End-of-life care is becoming increasingly significant for health and social care services, as more people now choose to die at home or in a care home than in hospital.
"Health and wellbeing boards reflect the key local issues of their population, and many have priorities that focus on prevention and management of potentially life-limiting conditions such as diabetes, cancer and dementia, as well as working with partners to improve end-of-life care."
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Come along to this introductory workshop and find out how you can transform your health, your mood and your home – in a safe, natural, affordable and effective way!
Learn how certified pure therapeutic grade essential oils can be used to:
- Boost your immunity
- Improve gut health
- Support respiratory function
- Combat common household ailments
- Promote relaxation and restful sleep (even taming snoring!)
- Soothe sore bodies
- Reduce head tension
- Replace toxic household cleaning products
- Improve emotional and mental health
- Add extra flavour and health benefits to snacks and cooking
Be empowered to look after YOU and your family in a natural and effective way by learning:
- What are essential oils?
- How can they be used?
- How do I safely use them for myself, my kids, my pregnant BFF, my cat?
- How do I know which oil to use, and how to use it?
- Where's the best place to get essential oils?
You will leave this class armed with the tools and information to start making a positive impact on you health and in your home. This workshop is designed to have you taking a proactive and powerful approach to your health and wellbeing. It is an educational workshop to introduce you to the power of pure, therapeutic grade essential oils, and open up your mind to the possibilities of plant medicine in your life.
I can't wait to share it with you.
Note that the exact address will be sent to you upon confirmation of you booking. The venue is Mernda, Victoria.


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Woolworths Contents Insurance Review
Just take a second to look around your house at all the things you've filled your life with. Now think about how much it would cost to replace everything you can see. Now think about all the things you can't see from where you're sitting. Having to replace stolen or damaged items from around your home is stressful and time consuming. Imagine how much more difficult it would be if you were struggling to pull together the cash for those replacements. With Woolworths Contents Insurance you can rest easy, knowing that your home's contents will be protected in case something does go wrong.
Which of your contents are covered by Woolworths Contents Insurance
Woolworths Contents Insurance offers its policyholders peace of mind knowing that the items that are special to them will be replaced should an insured event occur. The contents that are covered by your Woolworths Contents Insurance policy include:
- Household goods or personal belongings that are usually kept in your home
- Items that you own or that you are legally responsible for.
You can enhance your contents insurance by adding Woolworths Building Insurance to your policy cover, which would extend your insurance protection to building materials onsite that are due to be installed in your home such as cupboards or sinks. Your Woolworths contents insurance does not cover:
- Gas and electrical appliances
- Light fittings or alarm systems that are permanently connected to the gas or electricity supply
- Under bench dishwashers that are considered part of the building
- Trees, shrubs, hedges or other plant life, including lawns and landscaping
- Unset precious or semi-precious stones
- Animals
- Motorised vehicles such as go karts, motorcycles, mini bikes, caravans, trailers or any parts or accessories of these vehicles, including specially designed GPS units
- Non motorised watercraft longer than three metres, motorised watercraft, aircrafts, hang gliders and the parts or accessories for these items
- Trade tools that you use in connection with a business.
Features of Woolworths Contents Insurance
The following benefits are included in your Woolworths Contents Insurance, in addition to the sum insured on your Woolworths insurance policy. You can also choose a Standard Cover or Comprehensive level of cover, which will alter the benefits of some of these features. The additional benefits of your contents insurance cover you for:
- Contents temporarily removed from your home. You can be covered for items that are lost or damaged as the result of theft, storm, rainwater or impact while they are temporarily removed from your home to another building within Australia, for example to another home, a hotel or motel, to a nursing home or hospital. You are protected with a cover limit up to 20% of the sum insured on your policy, for this feature.
- Contents in your old home. Also, when you are moving house, there are items left in your old house as you make trip after trip back and forth between your new and old home. Therefore, Woolworths Contents Insurance extends your cover to remain over any items that are still in your old home and any items in your new home during your move, for up to 14 days from the day you start moving.
- Outdoor contents. Some items left outside are covered by your contents insurance including garden furniture and BBQs. Under the Standard Cover level you are entitled to claim items up to $4,000 in value, where claims for other than garden furniture or BBQs are limited to $1,000. With Comprehensive Cover you are covered for up to $8,000 and have a limit of $2,000 for claims other than items such as garden furniture and BBQs which are limited to $1,000. There are individual item limits shown on your COI. The amount of $4000/$8000 relates to the maximum amount in any one claim.
- Contents in your home office. You are covered for the loss or damage of the contents of your home office that are used for generating an income, such as office furniture, desks, filing cabinets and computers. With Standard Cover you can claim for up to $5,000 and with Comprehensive Cover you can claim up to $10,000 for your home office contents.
- Cover for Strata Title Property. If you own a strata title property, your contents insurance also includes cover for fixtures that are owned by you and are not insurable by the body corporate, for the replacement of locks and for emergency accommodation to an equivalent standard of your current home. These items are normally covered under a building property, except in the case that your property is under a strata title.
- Food spoilage. You are also covered for the cost of spoiled food that was frozen or refrigerated and is lost or damaged as the result of an insured event. Standard Cover provides up to $500 benefit and Comprehensive Cover offers you up to $1,000.
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Two X-Files clips!
Remember just yesterday when we were forced to pull down the X-FILES clip that premiered at the LA Film Festival? In that article I told you that while we had to pull the bootleg copy, Fox promised it would be online in hi-res very soon. Very soon is right now. Yahoo! Movies has posted that clip along with another brand new clip from THE X-FILES: I WANT TO BELIEVE (God, I'm getting sick of typing that whole title out). Considering we know nothing about the movie up to this point (was that leaked plot synopsis even real?), this is more information than we've ever had. I won't say anything here for fear of the spoiler hounds chasing me down and eating me alive. But check em out for yourself to see. You can watch the clip, which we had originally hosted from the LAFF, below and then head to Yahoo! to watch that clip and the 2nd one in HD.
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|The name of this clip is "Hold the Line," which makes me wonder if there'll be any Toto on the soundtrack.
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Olivia just had what we plan to be her LAST surgery! We traveled back to San Fransisco to have Dr. Peled re-do her temple excision, and also re-do excision of her Lesser Occipital Nerve, (LON). The excision surgery that he did on her Greater Occipital Nerve, (GON) was six months ago in April of 2014, and she is still pain free there. We decided to go back to Dr. Peled for the temples and LON because her pain there had returned and was so bad it was keeping her out of school, and still controlling her life. It was back to a level 8 to 10 24/7, and had to be re-addressed.
She had the surgery on Monday, 10/27. Today is only 5 days later but she is recovering very nicely. Just like the last one with Dr. Peled, she recovered better than from any other. She quit taking her pain meds after only 2 days. She has 6 incisions in her head this time, 2 in the back for the bilateral LON, and 2 on each side of the temples to get the nerve straight up from the ear in temple area, and the incision closer to the hairline gets to the nerve closer to the eye / cheek area, but still part of the trigeminal branch. (I'll have to double check the exact names of the nerves and update once I confirm, can't think of it at the moment) The pain from the surgery is very little, and the best part is – she has NO headache pain!! She said "I can't feel any throbbing, I haven't felt no throbbing head pain for 2 years!".
She has NO pain in the back of her head, her temples or eye area…this is a first. With each surgery, she experienced pain relief in the area targeted, but still had pain in other areas. Then unfortunately, with the GON, LON and temple area – the relief from her first surgeries there did not last. We are feeling confident that these last two surgeries with Dr. Peled will bring permanent relief. Time will tell, but feeling good about it. I'll have to update again every 6 months to let you all know, but feeling very optimistic at the moment.
She is already planning her return to school, and is very excited about that. She will need to rest, and take it easy for at least 4-6 weeks, but we are hoping that she can return to school by December. She would not be able to carry her books and all the weight until that time anyway, but she feels so good it'll be hard to keep her down. She is smiling, and happy like a normal 14 year old girl ought to be.
Big shout out to the staff at the Argonaut Hotel – our second stay with them during the trips to San Fransisco for her surgeries. They are simply wonderful. Went out of their way to make us feel comfortable, and be kind and considerate to Olivia during her stay. They even got her a card, and cookies, complimentary movies and anything her heart desired 🙂 What a great city San Fransisco is, they have great hotels, great food, they WON the World Series while we were there (that was AWESOME!) – and BEST of all – they have a GREAT surgeon – Thanks Dr. Peled!!!!


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Transfer pricing: the main thin capitalisation legislation: Evolution of the thin capitalisation legislation: 29 November 1994 - 31 March 2004
Thin capitalisation under s209 ICTA 1988
Finance Act 1995 brought in ICTA88/S209(2)(da) and S209(8A) to (8F), amended parts of S212, and repealed 209(2)(e)(iv), generally with effect after 28 November 1994.
In contrast with S209(2)(e)(iv), S209(2)(da) defined a distribution as the amount of the interest paid by the borrower to the lender which exceeded the arm's length amount. This amount was treated as a distribution (INTM413050).
These provisions were explicit in applying the arm's length principle. S209(8A) - (8F) set out various provisions, including the matters to consider when establishing the arm's length amount.
The most significant provisions in S209(8A) - (8F) were on UK grouping, defining the UK consolidated borrowing unit which should be considered in assessing the arm's length amount of borrowing. Subsection 8D defined the UK borrowing unit as the top UK holding company of the group containing the borrower, plus all the holding company's effective 51% subsidiaries. Subsection 8F excluded dual resident companies from the unit.
S209(2)(da) also differed from S209(2)(e)(iv) in that where the former applied by reference to UK residence, the latter applied in terms of chargeability to corporation tax.
As a result, almost all loans between connected UK companies continued to be excluded from thin capitalisation considerations.
These provisions referred to above were repealed by FA 2004 with effect from 1st April 2004 and replaced by amendments to ICTA88/SCH28AA, most notably Paragraphs 1A, 1B, 6C, 6D, and 6E, which became effective from the same day. Parts of Para 5, which had largely excluded UK-UK transactions, were repealed from the same date so that transfer pricing, and of course thin capitalisation, were extended to UK-UK transactions.
SCH28AA was rewritten as part of the Tax Law Rewrite project into Part 4 of the Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Act 2010, which applies to accounting periods ending on or after 1 April 2010.


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Abigail Adams is rich, popular, and well known, her father, the mayor of town. She's got it all. Then comes Nathan, the skater boy who gets on her nerves completely. The boy who's mother just so happens to be her ballet coach, and the boy she's partnered with for a dance competition. So what happens when she suddenly becomes confused with her feelings, and begins to fall for so said 'Skater Boy' Nathan just might 'Break Her Little Heart'
IWRITEFANFIC_11 Dec 11, 2013
I LOVE THAT SONG, everyone who knows me says it 'my song' because every time it came on I sang my heart out! Good book to;)
moni_poynter Apr 28, 2013
I love this! It kind of reminds me of 'The Latest Buzz' . Abigail being Amanda, and Nathan being Wilder. Please write another chapter!!!!!!
Diamonds5 Apr 21, 2013
U know what would be like the perf song for this book Sk8ter boi by April lavigne
Star_catcher37 Jan 29, 2011
Hm... Like it.. But not seeing the dancer thing... Also, I absolutly HATE titles that are like 'i did/I am this and that and this and that happened. WTF?' but I will make an exception... And WTF must be exatly what nathans mom is thinking! :)
TiffaniepunkDexter Aug 25, 2010
hi im a #1 fan of avril lavigne in cebu so i lyk it very very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!in tagalog ,sobrang kilig!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rosalie_69 Jul 19, 2010
Loved it. :D What his mom said was funny. Yes I commented on this before but I never got the chance to finish the whole thing. :D So here I am..


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Monday, September 18, 2017
Ex-IGP to give a talk on 'Malaysia in the future'
The talk is organised by PIPPA--Progressive Institute of Public Policy Analysis Sabah, a think tank established in 2007.
Over the years PIPPA has been organising talks and forums involving both local and overseas speakers.
PIPPA has also been participating as invited guests of other institutes such as the Perak Academy in Ipoh and the Yussof Ishak Institute in Singapore.
Tan Sri Rahim Noor shall be talking mostly in general terms but he may be highlighting current topics of public interests, in particular that connected to the formation of Malaysia and what he considers to be the corner stone that enticed Sabah and Sarawak as partners in the formation of Malaysian.
Tan Sri Rahim Noor is not new in as far as understanding of Sabahans' sentiments is concerned, as he was the Sabah Police Commissioner in 1985.
" I think Tan Sri Rahim Noor is no ordinary Malay in the way the sees thing when come to talk to building Malaysia, his views and sympathy of how Sabah and Sarawak being treated these days" said, Amde Sidik. PIPPA Chairman.
Among the contributions by Tan Sri Rahim Noor were his involvement as a leading role to end of the insurgency problem posed by the Communist Party of Malaya.
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WASHINGTON — The 1908 tune, "Take Me Out to the Ball-game," that became the anthem for America's favorite pastime, will be preserved at the Library of Congress, along with 24 other recordings chosen for their cultural significance, the library announced Wednesday.
This year's selections for the National Recording Registry include Tammy Wynette's 1968 country song that divided American women with the message, "Stand By Your Man."
A more unusual selection traces political history from the past 25 years through instructional tapes from the conservative political group GOPAC that laid out a strategy and message for Republican candidates between 1986 and 1994.
The tapes — which include the voices of former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, Republican pollster Frank Luntz and others — drew attention among curators particularly since Ohio Rep. John Boehner's rise to House speaker, said Matthew Barton, curator of recorded sound.
"Boehner is part of that generation of Republicans deeply influenced by those tapes," Barton said. "Especially in the election year of 1994, you find that they really distill a lot of their main talking points and beliefs and their approach to politics and to government."
Other selections include the first recording of contemporary stand-up comedy, an unauthorized recording of comedian Mort Sahl in 1955. There are also notable performances by Al Green, Henry Mancini and Nat King Cole.
Songs and stories recorded from 1911 to 1914 by Ishi, the last surviving member of the Northern California Yahi tribe, made this year's roll. The original cylinders are at the Hearst Museum at University of Calfornia, Berkeley.
The library also is inducting the first-ever recorded sounds from as early as 1853, called "phonautograms," that researchers worked for years to play back for the first time in 2008.
In announcing the additions, Librarian of Congress James Billington said the recordings document history, entertainment and artistic expressions, though they won't survive forever on tape or other outdated media.
"Songs, words and the natural sounds of the world that we live in have been captured on one of the most perishable of all of our art media," he said.
The library works to digitize recorded sound and video in formats for long-term preservation. Congress created the recording registry in 2000 to ensure significant audio recordings aren't lost. They must be at least 10 years old and be "culturally, historically or aesthetically significant."
The latest additions to the registry in chronological order are:
1. Phonautograms, Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville (ca. 1853-1861)
2. "Take Me Out to the Ball-game," Edward Meeker, accompanied by the Edison Orchestra (1908)
3. Cylinder Recordings of Ishi (1911-14)
4. "Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground," Blind Willie Johnson (1927)
5. "It's the Girl," The Boswell Sisters with the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra (1931)
6. "Mal Hombre," Lydia Mendoza (1934)
7. "Tumbling Tumbleweeds," The Sons of the Pioneers (1934)
8. "Talking Union," The Almanac Singers (1941)
9. "Jazz at the Philharmonic," (July 2, 1944)
10. "Pope Marcellus Mass" (Palestrina), The Roger Wagner Chorale (1951)
11. "The Eagle Stirreth Her Nest," The Rev. C. L. Franklin (1953)
12. "Tipitina," Professor Longhair (1953)
13. "At Sunset," Mort Sahl (1955)
14. Interviews with jazz musicians for the Voice of America, Willis Conover (1956)
15. "The Music From 'Peter Gunn,'" Henry Mancini (1959)
16. United Sacred Harp Musical Convention in Fyffe, Ala., field recordings by Alan Lomax and Shirley Collins (1959)
17. "Blind Joe Death," John Fahey (1959, 1964, 1967)
18. "Stand By Your Man," Tammy Wynette (1968)
19. "Trout Mask Replica," Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band (1969)
20. "Songs of the Humpback Whale" (1970)
21. "Let's Stay Together," Al Green (1971)
22. "Black Angels (Thirteen Images from the Dark Land)," George Crumb, CRI Recordings (1972)
23. "Aja," Steely Dan (1977)
24. "3 Feet High and Rising," De La Soul (1989)
25. GOPAC strategy and instructional tapes (1986-1994)


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Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) that can cause infertility. This bacterial infection is on the rise in Canada and becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics.
Gonorrhea (commonly known as "the clap") is transmitted through oral, genital, or anal sex with an infected person. It can also be spread from mother to child during birth.
After 20 years of decline in Canada, the rates of reported cases of gonorrhea have risen more than 53 percent over the past ten years. The recent rise in gonorrhea can be partly attributed to improved lab tests and screening, as well as people not consistently using safer sex methods. Gonorrhea disproportionately affects sexually active youth and young adults under 24 years of age, especially men.
Symptoms of gonorrhea
The symptoms of gonorrhea infection are different in women and men. People infected with gonorrhea may have no symptoms at all. If symptoms do occur, they usually appear two to seven days after infection.
For men who do experience symptoms, these may include:
- a burning sensation when urinating
- yellowish/white discharge from the penis
- burning or itching at the opening of the penis
- painful or swollen testicles
For women, the early symptoms of gonorrhea are often mild and many of those infected have no symptoms at all. In other cases, women may mistake the symptoms for a bladder or vaginal infection. For women who do experience symptoms, these can include:
- a burning sensation when urinating
- vaginal discharge
- pain in the lower abdomen
- pain during sex
- vaginal bleeding between periods or after sex
Women with mild or no symptoms are still at risk of serious complications from the infection.
In both men and women, gonorrhea can infect the rectum. Symptoms of rectal infection may include:
- discharge
- anal itching
- soreness
- bleeding
- painful bowel movements
People infected through oral sex may have a sore throat.
Even without symptoms, gonorrhea can be transmitted to others. Anyone at risk should be tested.
The health risks of gonorrhea
In women, untreated gonorrhea can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). PID health risks include abdominal pain, fever, internal abscesses, long-lasting pelvic pain, and scarring of the fallopian tubes causing infertility and increasing the chance of ectopic or tubal pregnancies.
Men can develop epididymitis, a painful inflammation in the tubes attached to the testicles. If left untreated, it can on rare occasions lead to infertility.
If left untreated, both sexes are at risk of the infection spreading through the bloodstream and infecting other parts of the body, including joints. This condition can be life-threatening.
If a pregnant woman has gonorrhea, the infection can be passed to the baby in the birth canal during delivery, causing blindness, joint infection, or a life-threatening blood infection.
Having gonorrhea also increases the risk of contracting and transmitting HIV.
Testing for gonorrhea can be done with a urine test or through swabbing. Gonorrhea can be treated with antibiotics, though the infection is becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics.
Minimizing your risk
Following these suggestions can help you avoid contracting and transmitting gonorrhea:
- Learn about safer sex methods and practice them.
- Make informed decisions. Talk to your partner(s) about their STI status and the use of protection.
- Correctly and consistently using a condom during sex reduces the risk of gonorrhea and other STIs.
- Get tested for gonorrhea if you are sexually active.
- If you are diagnosed and treated for gonorrhea, be sure to follow your healthcare professional's treatment and follow-up recommendations.
- Avoid unprotected sexual activities that may put you at risk for reinfection until both you and your partner(s) have completed your antibiotic treatments and have been told that the infection is gone.
- It is important that you or someone from your public health department notify any sexual partners who may have been put at risk of infection. They will also need to be tested and possibly treated.
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With Heart and Hands.
With Heart and Hands.
Recently I was visiting blogs and saw the cutest apron made from blue jeans. I was out of town and didn't mark the blog. Does anyone know who that blogger is? I wanted to share it with my cousin.
Have a happy day!
Two nice bloggers took the time to look for that apron for me! They both found cute aprons,but different from what I had seen. However, they reminded me that there are search engines to do the work of finding things, so I looked and found the blog myself. Pat on my back. It was Karen's blog at Quiltsalot! Take a look for yourself!
And thank you to Nancy at With Thread in Hand, and Carol at Carol's Crafty Creations, for generously offering their help. Check out the blogs of two very nice ladies who happen to be quilters as well!


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In May, there's a children's program and Lori is upset that she's excluded. She lashes out, saying if she were a "regular" first-grader, she'd be preparing for the performance. Torey realizes that Lori is safer in her class, but that it's not Lori's first choice. That prompts a tide of emotions with Torey citing her own inability to reach many of the children and her wish that she could make things better for them. In chapter thirty-one, Boo has a tremendous set back which depressed Torey but also affects the other children. Claudia, who had taken him to the bathroom at the time of the episode, feels responsible. Then Torey learns that Lori is going to be retained in first grade. In desperation, Torey chooses a "Dick and Jane" primer and teaches Lori...
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Final Fantasy 14 Servers
Posted by Final Fantasy 14 Guide in Final Fantasy 14 on October 21, 2010
Final Fantasy 14 Server List of Names
There are at present 17 FFXIV servers available to select from during Open Beta. The FF14 server list of available FFXIV server names are listed below. These FF14 servers will be included in the official launch at end September, 2010. Square Enix has indicated that more FFXIV servers will be added at launch as the need arises.
- Besaid (unofficial roleplaying server)
- Bodhum
- Cornelia (unofficial EU server)
- Fabul
- Figaro
- Gysahl
- Istory
- Kashuan
- Lindblum
- Melmond
- Mysidia
- Palamecia
- Rabanastre
- Saronia
- Selbina
- Trabia
- Wutai
Additional Final Fantasy 14 server names are:
- Karnak World
- Narshe World
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Why The Parallel?
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The day had arrived. I had submitted my PhD at the end of November. The viva was set for March, longer than the three months waiting time stipulated by the University. I did not mind too much, the waiting game was perhaps the least painful of what was an arduous journey familiar by fellow PhD survivors.
I had expected to submit around the end of 2015, although I did not have a hard and fast date. Mid way through drafting some damn chapter (I forget which), I received an email from the department saying I was expected to submit the following day. I was taken aback of course, as all I had was a very rough draft. So rough in fact, I could have used it to pumice the callouses on my weary fingers. After contacting the department, who insisted on talking on the phone, presumably so they could issue various threats like I may not be allowed to submit at all, I got a doctor's note and made a complaint to the University. The department denied having made any threats when queried. Anyway, I was given two months extension.
Yet despite this setback and delay, prompted by opaque bureaucracy and politics, I submitted on the deadline. And I really do mean on the deadline.I imagined myself slam dunking that PhD in a big hoop, to rapturous applause, during the final second of a Championship game. Yet to extend the analogy, I clung to that hoop and wouldn't let go. At this risk of confusing everyone, a moment ago the PhD was the ball, but now it's the hoop. THIS IS MY STORY OK. Having only had it bound one hour earlier, I felt I hadn't had sufficient time to caress it in my arms; nurturing that knowledge as it had nurtured me over the past four years.
Whatever. There was no rapturous applause, but a surprisingly sympathetic guy at the desk, (let's call him Neil to prevent any reprisals), who said 'wow well done, that must have been tough'. Neil was my new favourite person. Had it been a movie I would have leant over the desk, grabbed his cheeks, and kissed him on the forehead. But it wasn't, and I didn't want to be charged with sexual misconduct, not least with my new favourite person, and certainly not on my victory day.
Waltzing out the Palatine Centre door (the place where you submit ((it's next to the place that does good food but where you can't get a seat for love nor money)), I flicked through the extra copy I had bound for myself. It had cost extra money, and despite numerous PDFs containing various iterations of my PhD, I had, in my delirious state, wanted my own bound company. I threw a glance back, half expecting Neil to be smiling and thinking, 'way to go kid, you did it', but I think he had gone to the toilet.
It was then, that something unforgettable happened. I stopped dead in my tracks, and everyone's else tracks for that matter. Standing on South Road, PhD in hand, obstructing the main student thoroughfare, I was now like one of those irritating pairs of people who make no effort to break formation when encountering other people, often forcing grannies heavily laden with shopping to veer into oncoming traffic. I had become someone I hated. Yet the reason for me stopping was simple. I had found a typo. A typo barely three pages in. It was over, I had failed!
After convalescing for a few days, things did not seem as bad as they did that fateful day on South Road. The typos, which had now vastly increased in number, could be explained. I sought solace by obsessively trawling through forums, googling 'typos in phd thesis'. The responses ranged from 'no one will give a shit', to 'typos will result not simply in a fail, but also eternal damnation and probably cancer'. Classic internet. I don't recommend this practise, although it's inevitable in the waiting time before the Viva. My wait time was also relatively protracted (Maybe I could phone the university and demand that the viva be tomorrow).
Nah, that would be petty.
After the initial post-submission anxiety, the middle two months were fairly relaxed. Sure the Viva was looming over me like an angry dentist, but it was remote enough for me to go on about my business. I started refocusing about ten days before, re-reading my PhD, making notes, writing a list of all the typos to take in with me (This had been advised in the forums). I decided to break with tradition and wear long trousers instead of cargo shorts to the Viva, and made sure they were in a presentable state.
It was then that the next calamity struck. I woke up on the morning of the Viva, and realised I couldn't speak. Yes, the sore throat I had felt coming on yesterday had developed into laryngitis. I gargled salt water for about an hour. Still, it had no effect, all I could muster were barely audible, raspy whispers, or thunderous and bassy commands.
And so it was, with a heavy heart, and a throbbing (eww) larynx, that I stood waiting in my department. I felt like a condemned man, yet instead of contemplating mortality, or more importantly, preparing for the exam, all I could think of was of the irony that on the day of what translates from latin as 'oral exam', I had loss my oratory capacities. A finger beckoned me to my judgement.
I entered the room, to find a small desk, a bottle of water, three glasses, several bookshelves, and two examiners. "Hello Marc", they both said in unison. "GOOD MORNING", I boomed. With the examiners taken aback by what they perhaps perceived as over-confidence, I clarified quickly , 'sorry I've lost my voice'. Still startled, the examiners said they were sorry to hear that. I whipped out my packet of lozenges and asked if it was ok to suck them. The examiners were more than happy with that.
Then came the first question. "Why did you choose this topic?". I took a deep breath and proceeded. My voice developed a workable equilibrium. To be clear though, I still sounded ridiculous. Gone were any ideas that I'd be swanning round the office, casually peering through the Venetian blinds at objects of interest while gallantly telling the examiners in an inexplicably Southern US (think Tom Hanks in the Da Vinci Code) accent about my academic trials and tribulations. No, I struggled through with my voice, but I knew my topic. I was ready for the questions and they were extremely fair, and the examiners extremely professional and courteous. The criticisms were fair too, and although I didn't always entirely agree, I didn't labour or aggressively counter trivial issues. It is certainly true what you tend to read, you relax into it after a while. I would say it is enjoyable, although for me my voice made it uncomfortable. However, 20 minutes in, and given the questions, I had a strong feeling I knew what the result would be.
One and a half hours later the questioning stopped, and they asked me to leave the room. It was judgement time. After milling around the lobby for some time, pretending to read noticeboards and giving awkward head nods to people I vaguely recognized, one of my examiners returned and invited me to go back to the room. Upon entering the room the other examiner stood up, and they both faced me. 'We are pleased to recommend that you be admitted to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy subject to minor corrections'.
'Yay!' I squeeked.
After some friendly exchanges, one of the examiners gave me a piece of paper he'd torn off the corner of his notebook. On it were about 5 page numbers where he had spotted typos. In my hand I still clutched the list of the hundreds I had spotted. Probably best I don't show it to them…
"FAREWELL", I demanded. We then parted ways. I expected this. I didn't expect, as many do, to go to the pub for a drink with my examiners, or for us all to be snorting lines of cocaine off the department's urinals yelling 'Foucault's a wanker!'.
I mean don't get me wrong, sometimes I think Foucault is a wanker, but I think the same of myself. Anyway, wankers aside, I had made it. In many ways, the Viva was actually one of the most enjoyable moments of the PhD. More importantly, it was time for a cup of tea.
My viva occurred after four and a half years of studying. It had been an arduous time. I lost two grandparents, was banned from returning the country of my upbringing for political reasons, and was periodically looking after my mother who suffers from mental health issues and alcohol addiction. Perhaps as a result of those things, and the general pressures that seem to affect PhD students, I too got depression. I never really mentioned it to the university, although did in passing to my supervisor. I went to university counselling, took meds, and kept on plugging away. After second year, I wasn't sure I'd make it, but I couldn't accept this result. Fortunately for me I have my friends, family and countless others to thank. As for others who may feel isolated from their department, it was that support network and solidarity that helped me. It was also pitching in, getting more involved in college life that gave me a constructive sense of purpose beyond just the narrow spectrum of the PhD. Teaching also really helped.
Yet my overarching message is that there is light at the end of the tunnel. Certainly do not be afraid to take on other responsibilities. It can often be a good thing, even if we worry it will detract from the thesis. Make the most of college life too, because that's most likely what you will remember, not the PhD itself. Indeed, the somewhat anticlimactic nature of the PhD was summed up by the terse note I received from the University, which simply read: "The following candidate has satisfied the examiners, subject to conferment at Congregation. Please note that the University regulations state that a candidate must be free of debt before the degree can be conferred".
Apart from noting that I had satisfied the examiners, my 100,000 words were rewarded with a two sentence exchange, one of which was essentially a demand for money. Aloof, distant, and grasping, I felt the document summed up the direction of Education in Britain perfectly. Maybe they could get Neil to give it a rewrite?
An addendum in light of recent events at Ustinov College
As this piece highlights, Ustinov felt like an oasis amidst this difficult time. Indeed, the social space provided at Howlands, the events organized by the GCR, the friendly staff, the exercise facilities, the allotment, the cafe and bar, all created an atmosphere that removed a sense of isolation and bleakness that can be prevalent in postgraduate research life. Shortly before my end of tenure as GCR President, I attended a QAA meeting convened to assess the quality of postgraduate provision. The meeting was generally ordinary, except right towards the end, when one of us ventured the truism that the future of postgraduate study would be plagued by mental health issues exacerbated by a lack of funding, increased expectations, and less recreational time. The comment prompted an outpouring of similar sentiments, all clearly pent up behind a wall of shame or embarrassment. Given this, it boggles the mind that the University are considering evicting postgrads to an entirely unsuitable environment. The fact their current space would be occupied by students leaving Queen's College campuses goes to show that the welfare of undergraduates is paramount. Indeed, the fact local residents apparently don't want to live near too many undergraduates also highlights that the university are willing to penalise postgraduates for their maturity – all because Durham University didn't have an adequate plan in place before closing QC campus.