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TORONTO, Aug. 13 /CNW/ - (TSX: SCP) - Sprott Resource Corp. ("SRC" or the "Company") today announced its financial results for the three-and six-month periods ended June 30, 2009. The consolidated financial statements and related management's discussion and analysis can be found on SEDAR (www.sedar.com) and www.sprottresource.com.Financial Highlights for Q2 2009 and Year to Date ("YTD") 2009: Consolidated Income Statements ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Three Month Three Month Six Month Six Month Period Ended Period Ended Period Ended Period Ended June 30, 2009 June 30, 2008 June 30, 2009 June 30, 2008 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Net earnings (loss) ($000's) 490 6,959 (681) 6,683 Earnings (loss) per share - basic 0.01 0.13 (0.01) 0.13 Earnings (loss) per share - diluted 0.01 0.11 (0.01) 0.12 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Consolidated Balance Sheets ------------------------------------------------------------------------- As at June 30, Dec. 31, 2009 2008 $000's $000's ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cash, cash equivalents and short-term investments $172,008 $203,547 Gold & silver bullion (at cost) $61,930 $61,930 Portfolio investments $40,665 $28,564 Total Assets $301,547 $314,286 Current liabilities $3,189 $21,946 Total Liabilities $10,199 $29,530 Net assets (total assets minus total liabilities) $291,348 $284,756 Net assets/share $3.55 $3.48 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Operational Highlights for Q2 2009 and YTD: - Investment portfolio grew to $40.7 million compared to $28.6 million at December 31, 2008. Growth was the result of net invested capital of $5.5 million and $6.6 million unrealized gains in the market value of the investments. - One Earth Farms seeded 12,000 acres of crops at three First Nations farms in Saskatchewan, consisting of 2/3 canola and 1/3 wheat and barley. The fall harvest should begin in September and grain sales thereafter. - Waseca Energy's oil revenues (net of royalties) grew by 154% to $753 thousand from $296 thousand in the first quarter of 2009."We believe that the global economy will deteriorate further but will also be subject to extreme volatility. The Company's strong cash balance securely positions us to take advantage of this period of prolonged economic weakness. As well, we aim to build value for our shareholders by focusing on long-term supply/demand trends within the resource sector and on building, financing and supporting our current subsidiaries," said Kevin Bambrough, President and CEO of Sprott Resource Corp. "Since our overall economic outlook remains bearish, we will continue to maintain a conservative investment approach and seek to capitalize on pockets of strength."Financial Review Working CapitalAs at June 30, 2009, the Company had current assets of $240.8 million, consisting primarily of cash and cash equivalents ($73.5 million), Government of Canada T-bills ($98.5 million) and gold and silver bullion ($61.9 million). Current liabilities of $3.2 million consist of accounts payable and accrued liabilities ($3.0 million) and capital tax payable ($230 thousand). Working capital decreased to $237.6 million from $246.2 million at December 31, 2008. The decrease in working capital is a result of net purchases of public securities, the purchase of property, plant and equipment and operating losses at One Earth Farms and Waseca. Net Assets As at the end of Q2 2009, net assets increased to $291.3 million from $139.1 million at the end of Q2 2008 and from $284.8 million at the end of December 31, 2008. Net assets per share were $3.55 at June 30, 2009. Net Revenue Waseca's oil sales are currently the Company's only operating revenue. Net revenue for Q2 2009 was $753 thousand compared to nil in Q2 2008. 2009 YTD net revenue was $1.0 million compared to nil for the same period in the prior year. Operating Expenses Operating expenses, including general and administrative expenses, management fees, and incentive fees, for Q2 2009 increased to $4.0 million from $1.7 million in Q2 2008. Operating expenses increased to $7.2 million for the 2009 YTD period from $2.4 million in the prior year period. The increase in operating expenses is primarily related to the consolidation of Waseca and One Earth Farms and their expanding operations. As at June 30, 2009, the Company had 82,007,224 common shares issued and outstanding. About Sprott Resource Corp. SRC is a Canadian based company, the primary purpose of which is to invest, directly and indirectly, in natural resources. Through acquisitions, joint ventures and other investments, SRC seeks to provide its shareholders with exposure to the natural resource sector for the purposes of capital appreciation and real wealth preservation. SRC is well positioned to draw upon the considerable experience and expertise of both its Board of Directors and Sprott Consulting Limited Partnership ("SCLP"), of which Sprott Asset Management Inc. is the sole limited partner. Pursuant to a management services agreement between SCLP and SRC, SCLP provides day-to-day business management for SRC as well as other management and administrative services. Forward Looking Statements Certain statements contained herein may constitute "forward-looking statements" under applicable securities laws. Some of the forward-looking statements may be identified by words such as "expects", "anticipates", "should", "believes", "plans", and similar expressions. These statements are based on current estimates, factors and assumptions, including expectations regarding the SRC's future strategy and business and the execution of its existing plans. These statements involve known and unknown risk. No assurance can be given that any events anticipated by the forward-looking statements will occur. Actual results and future events could differ materially from those expressed in, or implied by, the forward-looking statements. As a result, readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are made as at the date of this news release. SRC does not undertake any obligation to publicly update or revise any of these forward-looking statements, except as required by applicable securities laws.
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How physically fit do I need to be to paddle in a dragon boat?
Dragon boating is a fun and accessible sport for people of all ages. If you are a team player who is reasonably fit (e.g. can get in and out of a boat with minimal assistance and can walk up a flight or two of stairs without difficulty) and you enjoy being on the water, then we urge you to give it a go! Dragon boat paddling offers the opportunity for people of all ages to take part in a team sport. There is also an opportunity to meet new people and enjoy a healthy social life. It is the ultimate sport for everyone to learn team work and have a great time.
Do I need to buy a paddle? What equipment do I need?
Although you may wish to eventually buy your own paddle, clubs have paddles and all the other equipment that might be required for dragon boating. You do not have to bring one. You will, however, want to wear certain clothes and bring a water bottle — see below!
What do I need to wear or bring to go paddling?
First and foremost, expect to get wet — it is a water sport! Dress in comfortable clothes that provide good freedom of movement, such as shorts and a t-shirt. You will likely need to step in the water, so wear shoes that you don't mind getting wet (e.g. thongs, Crocs, old sneakers, etc.). In the cooler winter months it is advisable to wear a long-sleeved thermal top (wool thermals are especially good). Bring a change of dry clothes and shoes, and perhaps a small amount of money in case the club members are socializing after training.
Be sure to wear sunscreen, sunglasses (don't wear expensive ones that could accidentally fall in the water), a snug-fitting hat and be sure to bring a bottle of water, especially in the summer. Avoid wearing jewellery or watches that could fall off or get water damaged. Tying back long hair is also a helpful tip.
Is there place where I can change into my paddling clothes?
Most clubs have change room and toilet facilities available, as well as paddles and personal floatation devices (PFDs). Some clubs have waterproof boxes for car keys that are taken in the boat during training, while other clubs are able to lock their change rooms and in some cases paddlers need to have pockets or lanyards to keep their keys on while padding. Double check with the club to find out more about their facilities.
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Last Sunday I wrote about experiencing Grace at the table. Today I'd like to ask you a few questions about the typical Christian family.
Q1: How would you finish this statement?
Who people become as adults – their thinking and behavior – is largely determined by what happens in their hearts and minds by age ______?
Q2: The _________ is one of the primary influences on that statistic.
Answers will be posted back here next Tuesday. If you just can't wait, feel free to check out the Barna research report for yourself! And the book that's sure to revolutionize your family – Revolutionary Parenting.


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This was our past:
We (in the sense our ancestors) are the proud possessors of Ayurveda, Yoga, artificer of concept of zero, pioneers of Astronomy calculation methods etc., which are the greatest contribution to the science and the welfare of mankind.
This is our present situation:
We are one on the top in the field of improving IT, Medical, manufacturing, business as well as consuming the advanced scientific products, But our contribution to the modern science invention is absolutely nil.
What about our future in the field of science?
India's first national science survey 2006 says:
Our Prime Minister in Rajya sabha (11th March 2005) said:
The quality of our school system requires a sea change. In particular, in our system, the teaching of science and mathematics requires a fresh look. Further he added, in universities, I think, the number of students who ought to be going for science subject is not as large as it ought to be.
As we all know what is our president's call out for science and technology, it does not need any special note.
Can you imagine what is going to happen if the children do not interest in science and the collages and universities of science with less students?
Can India become super power without science?
Can India become self sufficient without science?
Will imitating or working hard alone make our country the richest?
The Nobel Prize winning Physicist Abudus Salaam says "ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DEPEND THE STANDARDS OF LIVING A NATION".
Why our children/students loosing interest on science?
Science and Mathematics are the most interesting subjects of all; unfortunately they are the most feared ones among many children now days.
Why they are most feared?
Science should be learned by doing especially at the primary stage.
But, our learning system is too theoretical then practical or we may say that we have been accustomed to more theoretical than practical.
The scientist and experts says;
Fundamental science has a vital role to play in the process of innovation. In today's competitive world, it is as important as it has ever been.
Science experiments, at the primary level are more important as well as in the
advance stage. Because creating interest on any subject is quite easy at this stage.
In conclusion, we could summarize that the children can not feel science without doing science experiments;
Here again the question arises why it is not been done so far;
Though the government is doing a lot to promote science education in the higher level, the question of reaching out the small and needy of the villages is a question. Remember we are the country of the villages. More than 70 % of the people are living in the villages. We need science inventions for the villages.
The following reasons also to be considered;
With the limitation of human resources and facilities, how far our teachers in the villages could do practical science teaching?!
Many teachers feel that the science experiments would be more expensive, more difficult, and not safe for the primary level kids and so on. (Which is not true in many cases; All over the world, people involved in the promotion of science education have contributed hundreds of simple, inexpensive, safest but most interesting science experiments for children which astonish the adults too.)
Lastly but most importantly, we, as the parents needs to play a crucial role in bringing up our children not only for learning science but for overall development of our future generation.
Before going further please think and evaluate your self on the following questions;
Do we encourage our children to think and reason rather than memorize?
Do we help our children to become creative rather than imitative?
Do we educate them to think scientifically rather than conventionally?
Do we assist them to become what they want to be rather than what they should be as we desire?
Do we prepare them to ask question rather than answer a question or keep quite?
Do we teach them to think of others and to share rather than selfishness?
Do we practice what we preach rather than expect only others to be perfect?
We do hope that you would have understood what we want to say. Yes, it is everyone's responsibility and we should begin with us and than educate others;
Let's join together to make our nation innovative. Together we can make a difference
Now let's tell us what we as one of the responsible citizens of this country is helping to improve the situation.
Feeling the important of the issue and having confident that we could do something to improve the situation at least, in the area where we live; we have started This MOVEMENT Called O See Foundation
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Monday, November 21, 2011
Of milk and manure
Yesterday the cows came home! We bought two 2 month old steers from a farm in northern Wisconsin. My husband, Hank, rigged up the slickest hillbilly cattle hauler you ever did see. It was a truck topper fastened down to our trailer, lined with tarps and hay bales to cut the wind, all ratcheted together with multi-colored straps. Those of you who Mend and Make Do will appreciate the money saved in building your own one-time use piece of machinery. Although it did work so well, we may use it to take sheep into the butcher (instead of the extra large dog carrier in the back of the Toyota Matrix).
Please say hello to Bumper, a purebred Jersey.
And Rusty, a Jersey Shorthorn cross.
Both boys handled the trip well. We put them in the sheep pen and will eventually pasture them with the ewes once they get a bit more familiar.
Although both are still taking milk, they do drink from a bucket. So twice a day I mix up some formula and take out two buckets of warm milk. And let me tell you, they lick out every last drop!
We also feed them grain and have hay available, but they're a little too young to be interested in the hay just yet.
But all those ewes baaing outside their pen door is very intriguing! The girls hear me banging around inside and automatically think that someone is eating their grain. What a surprise they'll get when these two babies come walking out!
And so begins another chapter in the Willow Homestead Livestock Report. Our barnyard animals have gotten consistently larger as the years progress. Chickens (both layers and broilers) inevitably led to ducks, turkeys and geese (what's more fowl, after all?). Then the sheep arrived (providing both meat and wool). When we realized that we still had extra pasture, why not add a couple of beefers (gotta eat something other than lamb). We've toyed with the idea of pigs (bacon is sooo expensive!). And I wouldn't mind a milk cow, but perhaps Bumper and Rusty will fulfill that need for a while.
And I realized this morning, as I was whisking up the boys breakfasts, that the reoccurring theme with virtually every new arrival is milk and manure. Be it for my own children or the lambs or the calves (or the stray cats or the new puppy), once a mother, always a mother. Am I fated to always have a light scent of milk about me? Formula powder under my fingernails and milk stains on my shirt? I fear I shall always be cleaning off someone's rump (or tail) or shoveling it out or scrapping it off my shoes.
But truly I enjoy this nitty gritty of life. What's a little spilled milk on my pants and cow slobber on my sleeve? Proof that there is lots of life to be lived even if my curls are flat and the internet connection is too slow to load up that youtube tutorial I've been looking for.
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Good looking youngsters there! Your hard work will be so worth it. I'd love to add a Dexter or two to our bunch, but we just never have the grass down here in Texas!ReplyDelete
What do the younger members of the family think?
Good for you. Now you can not only say I know what I am eating...but who. A good life lesson for kids by the way. Good luck! I love "bottle" (in your case bucket) babies. Blessings from Ringle, WI.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 27, 2011 at 7:29 AM
They are beautiful and very healthy looking calves! I'm a bit jealous of your barnyard full of animals. Right now I just have a little flock of hens, but with a full time job I think that is all I can manage right now. Someday when I retire....ReplyDelete
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Ever since I first started watching Buffy The Vampire Slayer, I've always felt that 天使 was a better match for Buffy than Spike. To me, Bangel is the perfect couple and they're soul mates who are star-crossed 爱人 like Romeo and Juliet. They've had to deal with things that no other couple have had to deal with but yet they've come out strong in the end. 天使 is the one that Buffy truly is meant to be with because she told him she was cookie dough and not fully baked while 天使 told her that he wasn't getting any older. They have been through a lot and I will always 爱情 them. I've always...
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While perusing one of the many Jossverse message boards on the Internet, I came across a passage from an 文章 titled, "Classic CJL: Spike and the Whedonverse":
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Written and directed 由 Joss Whedon, the Season Five episode, (5.15) "A Hole in the World", centered on the death of one of the series' regulars, Winifred "Fred" Burkle. The slow road to her death began when a Wolfram and Hart employee named Knox accepts the delivery of a sarcophagus. When 费雷德 touches one of the crystals that cover the lid, a puff of dusty air is released,...
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While 阅读 an old review 由 someone named Tchaikovsky about the Season Five "ANGEL" episode, (5.08) "Destiny", I noticed that the reviewer discussed a lot about 天使 and Spike's relationship as "brothers", whether they were in their souled 或者 unsouled states. When I first viewed that particular season, I noticed one particular thing about it. There seemed to be a great deal of focus upon brotherhood.
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Gunn sighed. "The Goblin King specifically ordered us to. He may be Fae, but he has a prominent sway in the demonic community. Jareth is nothing to be messed with and especially not when it comes to things like this. His family has been threatened, Angel."
"But playing babysitter to a spoiled princess isn't our job." 天使 protested. "Our job is to fight the evil in this world."
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We received this certificate on 1st October 2018 showing our latest donation, and the total we have donated so far.
We have donated £500 to the Motor Neurone Disease Association from monies raised at our Charity Trial held on the 20th, 21st and 22nd of April 2018.
Please click on the letter to get the full sized version.
Along with this donation we have also donated £1500 to the Yorkshire Air Ambulance, and £500 to the North Yorkshire Moors Trust.
Oliver Kendra Shane Monkman James Wainwright David Coulson
Eboracum Motorcycle Club finished in a very commendable 3rd position in the Inter Centre Team Trial, organised by the Hull Auto Club at Farnadale. The team consisted of Oliver Kendra (Expert), Shane Monkman (Intermediate), James Wainwright (Intermediate) and David Coulson (Clubman A). Oliver was up against some stiff competition in the elite Expert class, and finished in a superb 6th position. Shane and James were both riding in the Intermediate class against some tough opposition. Shane had an excellent ride, finishing in 2nd position in class, whilst James rode a very good trial to finish in 5th position. David rode in the competitive Clubman A, class and he also posted a really good 6th position result. Many thanks to all the riders for the superb effort they put in to represent the club so well, and also a big thank you to Matt Ackerley for his assitance during the day.
Click on the images of the riders to view larger pictures.
This year we ran our annual Charity Trial on the 17th, 18th and 19th of April 2015 at Ouseburn.
We donated £1500 to the Yorkshire Air Ambulance. Many thanks to all who took part in this event - organisers and riders.
From monies raised from other events in 2015, we have also made a donation of £300 to York Against Cancer.
We have just received this very nice letter from Georgina and the pupils of Rosedale Abbey CP School, thanking us for the donation we made.
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On the weekend of the 18th, 19th and 20th of April 2014 we, once again, ran our Charity Trial at Ouseburn.
This year we donated £1200 to the Yorkshire Air Ambulance. Many thanks to all who took part in this event - organisers and riders.
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On the weekend of the 20th and 21st of April 2013 we ran our 2 Day Charity Trial at Ouseburn.
We are pleased to announce that we raised £1500 for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance.
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Ken here.
It looks as if we will be in Hubei for the last two weeks of August.
Hubei is known as one of the "four furnaces of China." Temps in the high 90s and 100s, humidity close to ... well .. close to swimming, apparently.
I'm thinking I don't have to pack long sleeves.
Once we get Elaina I'm going to be carrying her around on my front in one of those sling-things.
I'm thinking I need to pack extra deoderant.
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Into the Furnace!
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Elaina will be in our arms sooner than we thought!
Well, yesterday (July 24th) we got an email from Holt that we have TA (Travel Approval)! That is really fast. Holt thinks that we will need to be in Beijing by August 17th! Lots of things to do before then as that is 1 to 2 weeks earlier than we thought that we would travel. Wow! It has been such a long journey that it's hard to believe that the end is so near. I am also thrilled that it looks lik we should be home before Evan starts first grade on September 4th.
We should have specific travel dates be the end of next week--we'll keep you posted!!!!
We should have specific travel dates be the end of next week--we'll keep you posted!!!!
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The Queen Victoria Hospital,
East Grinstead,
15th September, 1953.
Dear Sirs,
re: Peter Griffiths.
I saw the above named in my Consulting Rooms ten days ago and without repeating my previous report to you the position is as follows:-
He has now a considerable range of movement in his left upper lid but, as you will see, there has been considerable loss of skin. The paralysis caused by division of the nerve supporting the left side of the forehead is still present and this constitutes quite a difficult problem. The watering from his left eye is much the same and I am, therefore, arranging his admission to cure this and add enough skin to his upper lid so that it will close as well as open.
Yours faithfully,
F.T. Moore, C.B.E., F.R.C.S.
September 9th, 1953.
Roy Lyall,
47, Haig Avenue, Chatham, Kent.
I have to-day seen and re-examined the above named boy, now aged 13 ½.
Since I last saw him on March 3rd of this year, he has continued at school, but his father tells me that he has been away for periods of two or three days on two occasions on account of symptoms, the occasion being in July. He has, however, not had to see his own doctor since about June.
Present symptoms:
The former frontal headaches have improved considerably, gradually becoming less frequent, and he has not experienced such a headache for the last six to eight weeks. The boy tells me that his vision was sometimes blurred at school, and they told him there was something wrong with his eyes.
His father states that he is still somewhat restless and continues to have occasional phases of irritability, but rather less frequently than formerly. At school he has improved to a slight extent, with improved attention in subjects that interest him; his memory is still somewhat unreliable, but spelling ability is improving. He had rather a better report last term than the previous term.
Physical examination:
The pupils continue to be normal in size and react normally to accommodation-convergence. The appearance of the sclerotic suggests that he recently had a mild attack of conjunctivitis as a purely intercurrent condition. All deep and superficial reflexes are within normal limits. Co-ordination is normal, and he remains steady in the Romberg position. No further involuntary muscular jerks; pulse regular at 72; heart normal.
Scar on upper lip and inner side of right knee as before.
As anticipated, this boys condition has improved to a further extent since March, when I last saw him, and my conclusions are much the same as stated in previous reports. He is still suffering from the after-effects of the head injury in the symptoms described, but these appear, as expected, to be gradually lessening. I still consider that the ultimate outlook is good, but that progress towards probable recovery is still likely to be somewhat slow, and that some symptoms may persist, as stated previously, for a further six if not twelve months. It would be as well to re-examine him in six months time.
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Re: Dock Road Accident 4th December 1951
Reply #107 on:
May 31, 2012, 17:50:28 »
18th September 1953.
Dear Sir,
Chatham R.M. Cadets.
We write to say that we remain completely in the dark as to the progress of this matter, and shall be grateful if you can bring us up to date, as you were conducting the negotiations in which our Clients are interested.
Will you kindly confirm that you have been able to reach a settlement on the terms agreed at out conference that no finding of negligence against our Clients should be made, which, in view of the decision to relieve our Clients of any financial responsibility, is the only point in which they remain interested.
Will any case be taken publically through the Court in such a way that there is a risk of negligence being imputed?
Yours faithfully,
Baker & Baker
26th September, 1953.
Dear Sirs,
Chatham R.M.Cadets
I thank you for your letter dated the 18th instant.
Since I wrote to your London Agents on the 5th May 1953 there is nothing further to report. The only action in which your Clients are a party is the action of Griffiths v. Carter and Carpenter and Others but having regard to the nature of the injuries this claim is not one for settlement and is unlikely to be settled for some time. If it is impossible to negotiate an amicable settlement with the result that there is a hearing in Court I will of course let you know. As to the remaining claims, there are in process of negotiation but in these cases your Clients are not a party to the proceedings the only Defendants being the Chatham and District Bus Company. I hope that these Claims will be settled amicably but in the event of a hearing of any of these actions in Court I do not see how there can be any suggestion of negligence against your Clients as they are parties.
You may rest assured that when there are any further developments in the Griffiths case I will let you know.
Yours faithfully,
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Re: Dock Road Accident 4th December 1951
Reply #106 on:
May 31, 2012, 09:56:34 »
17th August, 1953
Dear Mr. Frost,
Chatham 204/51 5 Burke
In this case Thompson originally suggested £500. and I countered with £350. This was refused and Thompson said his Clients figure was £600. I endeavoured to do a deal between the two, but failed.
Thompson said he thought he should have a further medical examination by Dr. Griffiths and I enclose a copy of this gentlemens last report.
Thompson says his Clients figure has now gone up to £750.
I think we should have this boy examined by Dr. Jeffery, but perhaps I could have your views on this aspect and generally.
Yours faithfully,
Chief Insurance Officer
2nd September, 1953.
Dear Sir,
I saw and examined Mr. Denis Webb this morning in the prescence of his aunt.
I have read the medical reports of Mr. McGregor dated 29th October, Mr. Barry dated 15th July and Mr. Geoffrey Bateman dated 4th May 1953.
The boy tells me that there is still some slight discharge from his left ear which he gets every morning and that there is some slight impairment of hearing in the left ear only, otherwise he feels quite well.
On examination I found that in the upper part of the ear channel on the left side neat the ear drum there was some moist granulation tissue. Only half the ear drum was visible and this appeared normal.
The ear drum on the right side was quite normal. His hearing is slightly impaired in the elft ear only as the charts below show.
He is able to hear with his right ear speech at conversational level easily from 30 feet away whilst in the left ear it is reduced to 10 feet.
His nose and throat are quite healthy.
He has an active though slight infection in the left ear which I think is the result of his head injury in December 1951. It may be that there has been a fracture with a piece of dead or infected bone in the roof of the middle ear itself.
I think this will need treatment and it may in the end need operative treatment.
Though the condition is not a serious one and the hearing is not seriously affected, I think it may prevent him from being a member of any of the armed forces and certainly it is unlikely that he will be accepted for the Royal Marines.
I think this ear condition must be attributable to the accident.
Yours faithfully,
T Cawthorne
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May 28, 2012, 11:21:30 »
July 30th 1953
Peter Burke. Age 12
Marine Cadet.
I have today re-examined this boy in the presence of his mother. He has not had any treatment since I saw him last. Mrs. Burke tells me that recently he has not been allowed to compete in sports at school because he broken down apparently when attempting hurdles. A letter which she produced, from the headmaster of the school, confirms this. He has also recently failed in his technical examination.
On examination of the left leg I find there has been further improvement in the muscular development of the leg. The scar is soundly healed and now supple but remains very tender to light pressure. The maximum development of the left calf is 13 which is equal to that on the right side. He is unable to take his weight on the left foot in the tiptoe position. There is full movement of the knee joint. Dorsiflexion of the ankle is full; combined plantarflexion of the ankle and foot is full in range but there tends to be a little inversion of the foot during extreme plantarflexion. This is due to weakness of the peroneal muscles. There is a full range of eversion of the foot. There is good toe movement. There is no obvious flattening of the arch of the foot today. There appears to be considerable hyperaesthesia of the skin of the front of the leg in its upper two-thirds.
Today this boy is more nervous than he was at my last examination. His mother tells me that he is very erratic and he seems to have spasms of nervousness.
I think this boy has now probably reached his optimum state, with the exception of the tenderness and hyperaesthesia on the front of the leg will probably disappear in time. It is also probable that he will overcome his anxiety state. I do not think that his leg is likely to recover sufficiently for him to excel in active sports.
Sig Hugh Griffiths.
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Re: Dock Road Accident 4th December 1951
Reply #104 on:
May 28, 2012, 11:12:38 »
22nd June, 1953
Dear Mr. Nash,
Your ref: Chatham 204/51 24 Webb.
I refer to this matter. I have to-day seen the parents in this case and I regret that your offer of £1,000 is not acceptable to them.
As you know, this is a serious injury. It is clear from the medical reports that this lad will suffer permanent partial deafness.
Quite apart from the serious handicap that this means for him in future life, I think it only right that I should tell you that the father is a time serving marine, as was his father before him. This lad was destined for a career with the Marines, that career is now out of the question. The position in which he is placed is that he is now barred from a career connected with the Marines or any other Service. I can assure you that the parents of the lad regard this in a very serious light.
In all the circumstances I am instructed to say that the lowest sum they are prepared to accept is £2,000 plus my costs to be taxed. I shall be interested to hear from you.
Yours faithfully.
W.H. Thompson
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Re: Dock Road Accident 4th December 1951
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May 24, 2012, 20:05:23 »
30th June, 1953.
Dear Sirs,
Chatham 204/51 1 Aitken.
I refer to this matter and to your letter of the 3rd June. I have now had an opportunity of seeing the parents in this matter. As I anticipated your offer of £1000 is not acceptable.
I do not propose at this stage to reiterate the medical evidence since you have had an opportunity of considering the last report obtained from Sig Hugh Griffiths. It is clear that, although this lad has made a remarkable recovery from very serious injuries, there is still residual disability. If Sir Hugh is right the hip joint alone will cause trouble for a while yet.
After very careful consideration the parents have come to the conclusion that the lowest sum they can accept is £1500 by way of general damages plus special damage.
Perhaps you will give the matter your further consideration and let me hear from you at your convenience.
There is one further point which I should mention at this stage. Early in the case the special damage was agreed at £19. 14. 9. but since then further expense has been incurred by the parents.
There have been several visits to London as you well know the parents here live at Southsea and, further, the lad was taken for a convalescent holiday of there weeks in Eire. I have carefully checked the additional expense and I am satisfied that £40 would be a reasonable figure, and think you will agree. Therefore I am proposing that the special damage should not be increased to £59. 14. 9. I do not think we shall quarrel on this item.
Yours faithfully,
W. H. Thompson
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Re: Dock Road Accident 4th December 1951
Reply #102 on:
May 21, 2012, 13:08:29 »
22nd June, 1953.
Dear Mr. Frost,
Chatham 204/51 19 Perris.
I made an offer herein of £750. And I now enclose a copy of the reply I have received from W.H. Thompson.
Before you came on the scene I had had a number of conversations with Charles about this and the other claims. At that state I did not anticipate that this boy would make such a wonderful recovery and in so short a time. My estimate then was £2,000 and in discussing the matter with Charles I said that if his Clients were prepared to consider a settlement at that stage my idea was £1,000.
Although Charles said it was much too early I think quite rightly to discuss a settlement he apparently told the father that we had made such an offer.
In the circumstances I can quite well understand the father refusing to accept less than the amount Charles and I had previously discusses, although it had never been in the form of an offer.
In view of what I say above I think the probabilities are that if we do not pay £1,000 the father will go on, and in these circumstances I am inclined to pay up, but would like to have your views.
Finally, I do not put an award of £1,000 as being out of the question.
Yours sincerely,
Mr. Nash
19th June, 1953.
Der Sir,
Cadet Peter Griffiths
I refer to this matter. For your information I can tell you that the first operations herein have been completed. The lad has been discharged from the Hospital and he will return for further treatment in about three months time. You may be interested to know that the interim account U have received from the hospital for the first period of admission amounts to some £30. 3. 0.
I gather from Mr. Moore, the Surgeon, that the condition is a little more difficult than was at first thought. Apparently, the injury over the eye was explored and it was found that there was much road grit and debris deep down in the muscles of the eye. The muscle which raises the upper lid has been re-united and the lachrymal duct was explored.
Apparently, this duct had been divided in the original injury before it reached the lachrymal sac and I gather that reconstruction will therefore be to use the words of Mr. Moore difficult and tricky.
Yours faithfully,
W. H. Thompson
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Re: Dock Road Accident 4th December 1951
Reply #101 on:
May 19, 2012, 18:30:50 »
13th June, 1953.
Dear Mr. Nash,
Chatham 2451 Swindell 22
I thank you for your letter of the 9th instant with enclosures as stated which I return to you as requested.
I do not think the fact that this Infant failed to obtain a scholarship materially affects the Damages in this case as the Damage is too remote. In any event if a Medical certificate had been produced to show that the boy was medically unfit to sit for the Examination although I only speak from recollection I think the boy would have been given another opportunity to sit the examination. It is probably too late to do anything about the matter now, but in any event if the fault lies anywhere at all, it is with the parents and the school authorities not letting him take the Examination.
As to the medical evidence, it appears from the Report dated October 16th 1952 that this boy will not have completely recovered for a further 12 months with the result that this boy has suffered in varying degrees for nearly two years. Whilst I think your estimate of £250 a reasonable one it may be difficult to resist a figure of £350 on the medical evidence, quite independently of the failure to pass the examination referred.
18th June, 1953.
Dear Sir,
re Your ref: Chatham 204/51 19 Perris.
I refer to this matter. I have now obtained instructions and as I thought likely, the father is not prepared to accept £750 by way of general damages.
As you know, some while ago a suggestion of £1,000 was made. That figure my client, at the time it was put forward, considered to be quite adequate. Whilst it is true the lad has made a remarkably good recovery, the injuries were undoubtedly serious and a great deal of pain and suffering has been involved.
Mr. Perris tells me that appreciating as he does the whole position, he would not be prepared to accept the figure of £1,000 earlier offered and regarded inadequate.
I shall be glad to hear from you.
Yours faithfully,
W.H. Thompson.
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Re: Dock Road Accident 4th December 1951
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May 14, 2012, 19:24:11 »
26th May, 1953.
Dear Sir,
Griffiths v. Chatham & District Traction Co. Ltd. & others.
I refer to this matter. I have this morning received a letter from the Secretary to Mr. F. T. Moore, informing me that this lad is being admitted to the Queen Victoria Hospital, East Grinstead, to-day.
Apparently, the boy is to be admitted as a private patient and I am asked to sign an agreement undertaking to pay the Hospital the sum of £23. 9. 0. per week in respect of accommodation and Hospital services and, further, such fees as may be incurred with the Specialist for operative treatment. Before signing this agreement, I thought that I ought to have your comments.
My suggestion is that the whole of the medical fees, that is to say, the Hospital account and the Specialist's charges, should become an item of Special Damage in the Action, and that I should take from the parents an authority to deduct from such sum as may eventually be due to them the total medical charges and pay the same direct to the Hospital and Mr. Moore respectively.
I at the moment, of course, have no figures in respect of the Specialists fees, but I have spoken with Mr. Moores to-morrow.
Yours faithfully,
W. R. Thompson.
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Re: Dock Road Accident 4th December 1951
Reply #99 on:
May 14, 2012, 09:31:08 »
30th May, 1953.
Dear Mr. Nash,
Chatham 204/51 1 Aitken
I thank you for your letter dated the 27th instant enclosing medical reports for my perusal and I return them as requested. On the basis that this boy will make a full recovery from the injury to the right arm and from the post concussion state and that there is unlikely to be any complication following upon the dislocation of the hip joint I agree that £1,000 seems to be a reasonable settlement. I note however in the report dated the 15th July 1952 from All Saints Hospital Chatham that the suggestion is made that the boy may develop arthritis in the right joint in later adult life and this was to some extent confirmed by Sir Hugh Griffiths in his report dated the 9th October 1952. If it is contended by the Plaintiffs Solicitors that this condition of arthritis may occur in later life it may well be that the matter will be capable of settlement for the sum of £1,000. In that event no doubt you will let me know and I will be prepared to agree an increase in the figure of £1,000.
Yours sincerely,
Arthur Frost
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Re: Dock Road Accident 4th December 1951
Reply #98 on:
May 11, 2012, 18:21:30 »
55 Harley Street,
London W.1.
4th May, 1953.
Report on examination of Dennis Webb, 12 years 9 Henry Street, Chatham, Kent.
I have today examined this patient at No. 55 Harley Street. I have read the medical reports of Mr. McGregor, the Ear, Nose and Throat surgeon, dated 29th October, 1952, and of Mr. Berry, the general surgeon, dated 15th July, 1952.
The patient states that he still has slight discharge from the left ear and slight deafness in the left ear, otherwise he says he has no residual disability.
On examination his nose and throat are normal. His right ear is normal to inspection and hearing tests. In the left ear there is a marked narrowing of the deep bony meatus caused by a partial web obscuring the upper and anterior part of the eardrum. There are some granulations in this web and they are discharging slightly. The part of the eardrum that could be seen is normal, moves with a pneumatic speculum and there is no escape of air from the middle ear when the patient inflates his ear. He has a conduction deafness with normal bone conduction in the left ear and about 30 decibel loss over the speech frequencies. This reduces his hearing of the whispered voice from about 20 ft. (normal) to 4 ft.
: There is no doubt from the history that he suffered from a fracture of the base of the skull involving the ear. The physical signs as presented now suggest that the fracture passed through the attic of the middle ear into the external auditory meatus and did not rupture the tympanic membrane. If the tympanic membrane was ruptured it has healed. The present discharge might be due to failure of healing of the skin over the fracture line, or might be due to an infection of the attic of the middle ear which occurred as the result of the accident. Only the final healing of the ear or the onset of more permanent symptoms, so that an operation has to be performed will finally decide this point. There is no prospect of his ever obtaining normal hearing in the left ear, though it is possible that the discharge will cease and that he will finally achieve a trouble free ear. A moderate degree of deafness in one ear such as he has is a very slight disability in civilian life, but it does prevent him from following certain occupations. It is likely to prevent his acceptance by the Royal Marines, and would certainly prevent his acceptance for air crew duties in any of the Services. While the discharge from his ear persists he would not be acceptable to any of the Services.
I agree entirely with the conclusions reached by Mr. McGregor, the consultant Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeon at the hospital where he has been treated.
Mt hearing test is substantially the same as the test recorded by Mr. McGregor on the 28th October, 1952.
There is no doubt that the present ear condition is the direct result of his accident on the 4th December, 1951.
G. H. Bateman
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Reply #97 on:
May 10, 2012, 10:34:27 »
19th May, 1953.
Dear Mr. Nash,
Chatham 204/51-25-Wilson
I thank you for your letter dated the 15th instant enclosing a copy of the report of Sir Hugh Griffith for my retention.
I agree with your view that £500 would represent a fair and reasonable settlement in the basis of the Report, but it may well be in view of the period between the date of the accident and the date of ultimate recovery some eighteen months after the accident, it may be necessary to make an adequate allowance on the sum of £500. If you find it necessary to do so for the purpose of an amicable settlement I should not dissent from a settlement up to £600.
Yours sincerely,
Arthur Frost.
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Re: Dock Road Accident 4th December 1951
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May 10, 2012, 09:15:26 »
90 Harley Street
5th May, 1955
Michael Wilson Age 15
Marine Cadet.
I have today examined this boy in the presence of his father. He states that on December 4th 1951 he was involved in a bus accident of which he remembers nothing. He was taken to the Royal Naval Hospital, Chatham, where he was found to have a fracture of the left femur and to have lost five front teeth. He also had a cut on the chin and a cut over the left eye. He was kept in the hospital for seven months and his left leg was treated suspended in splints. During this time he also had some dental treatment and was fitted with five artificial teeth for the upper jaw. After he came out of the hospital he went to a convalescent home for six weeks and a week later he returned to school. He says that he can manage the studying part all right but he could not play much football because he cannot run and can only kick with his right leg. When he kicks with his left leg he gets jarring in the left thigh.
His father states that after exercise his left leg appears to be very painful and he has a job to lift it. He wants to join the other boys when they are playing but has to stop and rest after about an hour.
On examination of the left thigh I find there is a scar on the outer side of the thigh in the middle third, two inches in diameter, the result of a healed lacerated wound. There has been a fracture of the shaft of the femur which has united in good position with ½ of lengthening. Movements of the hip and knee are full and free without creaking. Dorsiflexion of the ankle occurs to the right angle and is slightly reduced by comparison with the right side. There is no measurable wasting of the muscles of the thigh or calf. He is able to tiptoe, squat and recovery. He is able to bend and touch his toes with normal movement of the spine.
There are no tremors of the fingers, tongue or eyelids. There is no Rombergism. The knee jerks are normal.
On examination of the mouth I find this boy is wearing a plate carrying five upper front teeth.
This is a case of
1) Loss of five teeth which have been replaced with satisfactory dentures;
2) Fracture of the left femur which has united in satisfactory alignment but with ½ of lengthening.
This boy is now progressing to a good recovery and should make a full functional recovery by the end of the summer except for the loss of his teeth, which of course is permanent.
Hugh Griffiths
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May 09, 2012, 10:24:38 »
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18th February, 1953
Dear Mr. Frost,
Chatham 204/51.
I confirm the conversation I had with you over the telephone when I informed you that I had settled the twenty-four fatal claims, and I enclose a list thereof showing the amounts paid.
Again in agreement with you I agreed W. H. Thompsons costs at 12 guas. in respect of each fatal claim, plus 10 guas. for his high costs of attending the Inquest, the total, therefore, being £312.18 0. for which I have sent him a cheque.
I am at present negotiating in another thirteen claims, all of which I hope to settle for less than £300 a piece.
Yours faithfully,
W. J. Nash
Chief Insurance Officer
Royal Marine Volunteer Boys Corps
I regret the delay in replying to your minute dated the 2nd February 1953. As I regard this matter as one of considerable importance to the future of the Boys Corps, I thought it right to discuss it with Treasury Counsel who has previously advised on a settlement of the Claims arising out of the Chatham accident. I have not been able to see Treasury Counsel until this week.
2. Treasury Counsel has expressed the opinion that the issue of the proposed memoranda and Admiralty Fleet Order accompanying your minute will be effective in enabling the Admiralty to disclaim liability in the future for the Torts of Royal Marine Officers acting as Commanding Officers of Boys Corps or in serving the Corps In some other capacity. In fairness to the Marine Officers concerned, Counsel thinks that the draft Admiralty Fleet Order should be amended by adding at the end of paragraph 2 a statement making it clear that the admiralty will not accept any liability for anything that may occur when these Officers are carrying out their voluntary services. I suggest a suitable form of words would be as follows:-
Any liability incurred by them in the course of carrying out these voluntary services would fall to be discharged by them and the Admiralty would not accept any liability.
The proposed Order will only be effective so long as the Officers are not requested to accept appointments with the Boys Corps. You may remember in discussing a settlement of the Chatham case it emerged that the evidence of one of the Marine Officers would have been to the effect that he felt some compulsion in undertaking the appointment. It was this factor which prompted Counsel amongst other things, to advise that the Admiralty might not escape a finding that the Officers were the servants or agent of the Crown. If in the future, it transpired that the Marine Officers were requested or compelled to undertake duties with the corps notwithstanding the terms of the proposed A.F.O. then it might be open to a Court to find that the relationship of servant or agent existed between the admiralty and the Officers.
3. I assume from the terms of the draft A.F.O. that it is intended to continue assistance to the Corps by way of a capitation grant and the loan of equipment. With regard to the loan of equipment, in certain circumstances, the admiralty might incur a liability independently of questions of Marine Officers being the servants or agents of the Admiralty but I do not think I need pursue this aspect of the matter apart from pointing it out.
4. Assuming it is not desired to disturb the traditional relationship between the Royal Marines and the Boys Corps, it occurs to me that a practical way of dealing with the problem may be for the Corps to take out a Policy of Insurance which would cover Marine Officers against all risks while doing their voluntary work. I do not know how the premium would be found but if the admiralty paid it I do not think it would necessarily embarrass an argument that the Officers were not on duty at the time when they were doing this work; on the contrary it would strengthen it since if it was accepted that they were on duty there would be no necessity to insure.
Arthur Frost
For the Treasury Solicitor
14th May, 1953.
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May 08, 2012, 19:18:49 »
Dear Sirs,
Chatham R.M. Cadets
Griffiths v- Chatham & District Bus Company
And Carpenter and Carter
I confirm my conversation with you on the telephone when I advised you that Mr. Ashworth Treasury Counsel has been able to reach an agreement with Mr. Armstrong Jones Counsel instructed for the Chatham and District Bus Company in the following terms:-
Record to be withdrawn on terms endorsed on Counsels Briefs namely on payment of £x to the Infant Plaintiff and £Y to the adult Plaintiff and costs to be taxed. Such payments being made without any admission of liability the Bus Company paying a proportion and the admiralty also agreeing to pay a proportion of the damages and costs.
I understand that on behalf of your Clients that you approve the form of words set out above and agree that the matter may be mentioned to the Court in these terms if that be necessary. It may be however that a settlement of the action can be concluded in Chambers before a Master.
Yours faithfully,
Arthur Frost
For the Trasury Solicitor.
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I strongly support the recommendation to name our newest state natural area the Sitka Sedge State Natural Area. It honors one of the unique features of this property and will help to educate visitors for years to come.
I think the new name of the park could reflect more of the history of the area– more consideration given so that the name invokes an actual "Sense of Place". Sitka Sedge is only one of many native plants that can be found there. No matter what you call it, I believe everyone will still refer to it as "Beltz Farm", and a great opportunity was missed when the local community was not invited into the naming process sooner seeing how they helped create what the area/trails are today.
I like the name "Sitka Sedge" for the natural area. There is already a park named for a Governor south, historical owner adjacent and a geographic feature north. Sitka Sedge kind of rounds the naming of parks out, and leaves its location a bit obscure, or as OPRD puts it intimate. The only negative I see is that the name will be harder to put into a song's
lyrics, and harder to sing with all of those ssss's.
I prefer a geographical place name rather than choosing just one plant, especially one that is not unique to this site or even to estuary habitat. I also kind of like honoring the human past, Beltz Farm Unit (of Sand Lake Estuary) would be fine.
While present, Sitka Sedge is not unique to the area, as shown by example pictures from Mt Adams. And what if changes to the hydrology alter the presence of Sitka Sedge? It would be best to tie it to some local geographic feature (sand lake, estuary) or historic connection. Any other alternatives still in the running? The whole naming process could engage the public better.
So the OPRD Board Meeting has been held, was there a decision made to name the Beltz Farm property? It was listed as an agenda item, with ACTION.
Still OK with Sitka Sedge, it works being by the sand, sea and surf.
We believe that the name planned is an "insider" only name and probalby causes joy only among botanists.. It does not reflect the area where the park is situated and the grass is found elswhere.. Beltz farm is attached to the ara by history. Sand Lake is also a major feature. Maybe Beltz Park at Sandlake.


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Podcast/The Landes (a tale from the Andes/Chile)
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Three magical creatures call Landes live in harmony in The Andes mountains of South America. They must help a princess to re-claim her kingdom taken away from her by her evil uncle and Wekefu an evil Lande who hates humans and wants to create war among the two biggest kingdoms of the south.
The Landes
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A crackling, dancing fire in the family room blends its scent of burning oak with the aromas wafting from a clattering--and chattering--kitchen.
The huge, oval shaped cedar, stretching toward the 21' ceiling of the living room, trimmed with ornaments both old (some very) and new (not many) is an anchored ship floating on a swelling sea of cheerfully wrapped felicities, its lights strung so that when lit only the constellations compare.
Egg nog, wine and libations flow from a tucked away wellspring of spirits ably dispensed by husbands doubling as sons in law.
This soiree isn't complete without its festive board of wild and domestic meats and fowl, sauces, casseroles, home grown vegetables and breads. That this is a Southern fare including traditional desserts of pecan pie and Lottie Lane cake requires no further comment. And all is served with only the finest china, crystal, silver and linen napkins.
Such is Christmas Eve at my mother in law Nana's house. The 15 members of our immediate family will gather in her 170 or so year old home--"The Big House"--and enjoy a familial camaraderie that can only come but once a year.
And this is not unique. This is a scene portrayed countless ways around the world on this Night of Nights.
What is unique is my absence this year.
My ambience includes plastic and steel tables and chairs on polished concrete floors with no fire places, no spirits, no gifts. Our repast of processed and semi-processed food will be served on an assembly line and consumed with plastic forks and spoons.
Such is Christmas Eve at a federal work camp.
Yet I am content. This is of my own making This soon to end exile is my ark, my wandering in the wilderness. As it was for Noah and the Israelites, this is a down payment on redemption.
I am content for a greater, though accidental, reason. Here we enjoy an isolation from the greed, commercialism and solipsism that the secular world has infused into our celebration of Christmas. We are spared the "Only 11 More Shopping Days 'Til Christmas!" hysteria and the "Christmas Spectacular!" sales events invented to reel in the tardy and wring yet more equity out of their credit cards.
Thank goodness.
Without all these distractions I have rediscovered that there is more to Christmas that its Eve and Day. And that is the season of Advent. The name is derived from the Latin word "adventus" meaning "coming". The Roman Church initiated this originally Gallican custom around the 6th century. So Advent has been around for a while, say 1,400 years. It is largely lost in today's secular world. And it is a sad loss.
The widely more familiar Lenten season prepares us for the withdrawal of the adult Christ Child from the earth in human form by his passion, death and resurrection. Advent, on the other hand, not only seeks to prepare us for his human manifestation in the humility of the manger but also in his splendid and glorious Second Coming. This dichotomy is as beautiful as it is profound.
Consider, however, that Advent goes even further. It prepares us for sustenance in that interim between the humility and the splendor. Advent considers Christ's present coming, the here and now, revealed by his very presence in the midst of the Church Universal.
Advent, then, is an event that brings about the coming of Christ yesterday, today and tomorrow for the sake of our souls and our salvation. Advent brings the miracle of Christ's earthly manifestation into our hearts. It reveals the human child that is born of the flesh as the Son that is given making our heavenly inheritance available to us. It is as prophesied by the Psalmist: "Mercy and truth are met together; righteousness and truth have kissed each other."
How beautiful and powerful and yet how lost!
Charles Dickens captured this theme, perhaps unwittingly, in his "A Christmas Carol" with Christmas past, present and future. In concluding that Christmas is a condition of the heart, that what matters is within and not without, he reminds us of that universal truth.
Hold the promise made, the promise revealed and the promise to come close in your heart and you will have a very merry Christmastide for yourself and your loved ones, whether you are with them or not, regardless of your ambience.
Merry Christmas to all.
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As you may or may not know, October 1, 1997, is the deadline for implementation of the 1992 amendments to SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) 1974. Most North American cruise lines have either done the ship modifications necessary or have firm upgrade plans in place.
The major elements of SOLAS due in October 1997 include: installation of a smoke detection and alarm system in all accommodation and service spaces, stairway enclosures and corridors; heat detectors installed in galleys; smoke detectors in stairways and corridors; low-level lighting; sprinkler systems in accommodation and service spaces, stairway enclosures and corridors; a general alarm system with a specific sound pressure level in all passenger, crew and open decks; and improvement of galley exhaust ducts to SOLAS 1974 standards.
The status of the North American cruise fleet, as reported in the Winter 1996/97 issue of Cruise Industry News Quarterly follows:
American Hawaii Cruises: The Independence is scheduled to undergo upgrades to SOLAS during her regularly-slated drydocking May 17-June 14. Estimated cost is $2 million.
Carnival Cruise Lines: All ships from the 1982 Tropicale to the 1996 Carnival Destiny are already in compliance. The Celebration and earlier-built ships still required re-fitting for low-level lighting and smoke alarms. Work is ongoing and will be completed during regularly scheduled drydockings.
Celebrity Cruises: The Horizon, and Zenith both need to be re-fitted for low-level lighting and smoke detection systems. Estimated cost is $3 - $5 million per ship.
Commodore Cruise Lines: Both ships (the Enchanted Isle and Universe Explorer) require a minor amount of SOLAS work. No re-fit schedule has been announced.
Costa Cruise Lines: All of Costa's ships are presently in compliance with SOLAS (except the Eugenio Costa, which it does not own, and the Daphne, which is scheduled to leave the fleet).
Crystal Cruises: Minor work is needed on both Crystal ships and is being done on an ongoing basis to meet the October deadline.
Cunard Line: The Queen Elizabeth 2 received her SOLAS upgrading during her recent drydocking. Minor to moderate work is required on the other Cunard ships, at a cost ranging from $400,000 to $2.5 million per ship. Work is expected to be completed by mid-year.
Dolphin Cruise Line: All three ships (SeaBreeze, OceanBreeze, and IslandBreeze) require upgrading, moderate for the OceanBreeze and substantial for the SeaBreeze and IslandBreeze). Estimated total cost is $6 million. Although no schedule for upgrading has been announced, work is expected to be finished by September 1997.
Holland America Line: HAL's newer ships require moderate work, primarily low-level lighting and smoke detectors. Upgrading is being done during regular drydocks. The Rotterdam V will be retired in September, in part due to the extensive SOLAS work that would have been required.
Majesty Cruise Line: SOLAS work at an estimated $600,000 is underway on the Royal Majesty.
Norwegian Cruise Line: All NCL ships currently comply with the SOLAS mandates, with the Norway the last ship upgraded.
Orient Lines: The Marco Polo meets SOLAS requirements.
Premier Cruise Lines: No date has been set for the estimated $6 million upgrade needed to the Oceanic. The Atlantic was made SOLAS ready last November (this ship was recently sold by Premier's parent company and will leave the fleet in May 1997).
Princess Cruises: The Sun Princess and Dawn Princess were built to the new SOLAS specifications. The remainder of the fleet has been undergoing upgrading on an ongoing basis since September 1992 and will be completed by the deadline.
Radisson Seven Seas Cruises: The Song of Flower will undergo a $75,000 upgrade. The cost to upgrade the Radisson Diamond is estimated at $100,000. Low-level lighting is needed on both ships, and the Song of Flower needs a sprinkler system. All work was scheduled to be completed in December 1996.
Renaissance Cruises: Minor work is needed on all vessels and is scheduled to be completed by the deadline.
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line: The new Vision-class ships all meet the SOLAS guidelines. Minor work is needed to the Monarch of the Seas and the Majesty of the Seas; moderate work is needed on RCCL's other ships. SOLAS work will be done during regular drydocking with the Sovereign of the Seas the first completed this past December 1996.
Royal Olympic: SOLAS upgrades were done on the Stella Solaris and Odysseus in November 1996. Upgrading of the Oceanis, Orpheus, Triton, and Olympic was scheduled for January and February 1997.
Seabourn Cruise Line: All ships are currently in compliance.
Seawind Cruise Line: Upgrading has been done on an ongoing basis and is scheduled for completion by the deadline.
Silversea Cruise Line: Both ships require moderate work, including low-level lighting, at an estimated cost of $200,000 per ship. The Silver Wind was scheduled to undergo her upgrade in Singapore in January; the Silver Cloud is scheduled to undergo her upgrade in Genoa in May.
Windstar Cruises: The Wind Star was scheduled to have work completed in Martinique in December 1996. The Wind Spirit was upgraded in Athens in October 1995; the Wind Song was upgraded in Tahiti in January.
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Two psychodramatists have published books on combining psychodrama with their specialties.
Rebecca Ridge has published a new book on the integration of psychodrama and somatic therapies entitled, The Body Alchemy of Psychodrama." Ridge, a psychodramatist and body therapist, divides her time between Drummoyne, Australia, and Anoka, Minn., and teaches craniosacral therapy and various body therapies for the Upledger Institute. Her book discusses how she has integrated psychodrama, somatic therapies and Chinese medicine. Find more information here.
Satya Winkelman. psychodramatist and artist in Sarasota, Fla., has written "Through The Fire -- A Woman's Guide To Transformation" which takes the reader on a journey of the feminine cycles of change and provides activities for personal growth. She been a communication trainer and consultant for Fortune 500 companies, schools, churches and businesses in the United States and internationally for more than 25 years. Read an excerpt here.


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Parents warned of potentially fatal whooping cough that their newborn babies may have been exposed to
Letters were sent to parents of babies born at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee after a staff member displayed symptoms of the disease
A HOSPITAL is warning parents that their newborn babies may have been exposed to a staff member with potentially fatal whooping cough.
Letters have been sent out to parents of babies who visited the neonatal unit at the Ninewells Hospital in Dundee recently warning them to keep a close eye on the health of their offspring.
It is understood the alarm was raised after a night shift team member, who had been working with the babies in the unit, displayed symptoms of the illness.
The employee was subsequently sent home but bosses feared that the disease may have already spread to babies that came into contact with the staff member.
Ill parents are not allowed into the unit to reduce the chances of infection, which has raised questions over how an employee could have been allowed to work while suffering with the symptoms.
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The letter, dated Saturday 12 November, said: "Your baby has been identified as a contact of a possible case of whooping cough in the neonatal unit at Ninewells Hospital, Dundee.
"As your child has been in contact with the case, there is a possibility that your child may develop a whooping cough.
"To reduce the risk, we recommend that your baby has a short course of antibiotics.
"Your baby should also attend for their routine immunisations as usual as the vaccines offer long term protection for your child against whooping cough."
The letter goes on to recommend that parents contact the hospital of their baby is unwell or develops a cough illness in the next three weeks.
A spokesperson for NHS Tayside said: "The NHS Tayside Infection Control Team is currently investigating a confirmed case of pertussis, which is also known as whooping cough, in a staff member in ward 40 at Ninewells Hospital.
"The staff member affected is receiving appropriate treatment.
"Babies in the ward, their parents and other members of staff who may have been in contact with the staff member, are being offered treatment where necessary.
"We are taking the additional precaution of contacting the parents of a small number of babies recently discharged from the hospital who had brief contact with the staff member.
"All parents of babies who have have been affected have now been contacted directly. An information sheet is being offered to parents in the ward and nursing and medical staff will be on hand to answer any questions parents might have.
"The best way to protect your family from whooping cough is vaccination. All children are offered vaccination against whooping cough from the age of two months.
"Women can help protect their baby from getting whooping cough in the first weeks of life by having the whooping cough vaccine while they are pregnant, even if they've been immunised before or have had whooping cough themselves.
"Immunisation is recommended as soon as possible from week 16 of pregnancy. The ideal time is between weeks 16 and 31, but the sooner the better.
"If you are 16 weeks pregnant or more, talk to your midwife, practice nurse or GP and make and appointment to get immunised as soon as possible.
"If you have any concerns about whooping cough, or anything related to babies or children's health, you can contact your GP or community midwife, or call NHS24 by dialling 111."
Whooping Cough - The facts
The first symptoms of whooping cough are similar to those of a cold such as as a runny nose, sore throat and a slightly higher temperature.
Intense bouts of coughing usually start about a week later.
They often last a few minutes and are more common at night.
Between coughs you may gasp for breath which causes a 'whoop' sound, though not everyone has this.
Babies and young children under six months of age are at a particularly increased risk.
A person with whooping cough is infectious from about six days after they were infected - when they have cold-like symptoms - until three weeks after the coughing bouts start.
Washing hands regularly with soap and water and disposing of used tissues immediately are some of the ways you can stop the infection from spreading.
Stay away from nursery, school or work until five days from the start of antibiotic treatment or three weeks after the coughing bouts started, whichever one is sooner.
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Updated / Bayonetta presents its saucily-titled "first climax" trailer
Update 2: 10 spankin' new screenshots have been released, too. Check the thumbs below or dive right into the gallery.
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Now that we've talked about the release window of multi-platform bound Bayonetta, let's talk about its gameplay trailer, saucily titled "First Climax."
Here we have the titular pistol-heeled witch pumping hot leads into demonic angels, enjoying a lollipop while reenacting a scene from My Cousin Vinny, turning into a panther sporting immaculately manicured and laquered nails, and of course unleashing a series of devastating and delightful attacks in which her hair turns into a giant fist or angry bird.
Its concept is bizarre – an ebony-haired witch who uses her magical hair as both weapon and wardrobe – but in action, this frenetic, fantastic action title is shaping up to be every bit the spiritual successor Devil May Cry. With more nudity.


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Rallynuts Stage Rally Results.
Congratulations to Rhys Stoneman navigating for Craig Cameron in his Subaru Impreza they started the event seeded Car 68 and came home 26th Overall and 7th in Class.
Kalvin Green/Osian Owen started the event seeded Car 80 and came home 52nd Overall and 2nd in Class and last but not least was Keegan Rees who was navigating for Nev Jones in his Ford Escort Mk2,they started the event seeded Car 52 and came home 57th Overall and 1st in Class.
Congratulations all.
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Inter School Meet on August 2, 2014
Mathletes Challenge – a one of its kind Inter School Meet was organised by MVN Sec-17 for Primary students on August 2, 2014. Maths is a unique subject that is loved by many and feared by many more. Mathletes was an endeavour to remove this fear from the minds of children in a fun filled way. It was a resounding success as nineteen schools competed to outshine each other in various events like Cryptarithms, Paper bag skit, Fancy dress, Maths quiz etc. The skit based on the importance of Maths presented by the host school was much appreciated by the audience. The overall winner trophy was bagged by DPS Sec-19,Faridabad.


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Catfish and the Bottlemen took to Twitter to announce their support for their latest set of UK tours, none other than the Brighton four piece Black Honey.
Black Honey have acquired their own extensive set of dedicated fans but the opportunity to support Catfish is a huge leap forward for the band and will instantly bring them closer to the recognition they deserve.
The popularity of Catfish and the Bottlemen has never been stronger, with the announcement of a second album and the first track 'Soundcheck' being released earlier this year alongside a host of festival announcements already being released for 2016 – it's no surprise the UK dates of their tour sold out almost instantly.
Now with Black Honey set to warm up the stage for Catfish, the Catfish and the Bottlemen shows are expected to be better than ever.
Black Honey recently released their latest track All My Pride and it epitomises all they stand for, a platform to explore Izzy Baxter's ridiculously adaptable vocal range accompanied by a ferocious backing track of viciously thumping instruments.
Their ability to go from slow burning tracks such as Madonna and then switch it up to the more upbeat Corrine exhibits the adaptability of Black Honey and how any track they decide to release is instantly a hit.
After their successful 2015 and the release of Corrine and Spinning Wheel, Black Honey have been going from strength to strength and the announcement of supporting Catfish and the Bottlemen sets the stage for how triumphant their 2016 is set to be.


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Frequent readers of this blog will know I am currently away in Seoul South Korea for a much-needed break. Though I enjoy at least one weekend abroad, I do not consider that resting because I am out and about exploring the foreign land.
The weather in Korea is amazing with a few bounty's of rain here and there but it is still hot enough for me to rock shorts 90% of the time, which is what I have been doing and I thought I share one of my frequent outfits to rock with one pair of shorts.
Korean women (90%) in general love to wear cute outfits and that's made even more
worse cute by the fact that most men here want their women looking 'cute' and I am sorry but I think I have passed the 'cute' phase and now I want sophistication without trying too much, pretty without being described as cute. After saying all that I still wanted to give the 'cute' look a try and I will say it did raise a few eyebrows which was funny to me but being a foreigner here it opens your eyes to so many things and not all pleasant.
When considering shorts as an outfit, you have to think about your comfortability, how short or long you want the shorts to be; high-waisted or normal waist. I have long legs so for me personally the shorter the shorts the better but I also have a
big sizable tummy for my 5'7 frame. I get away with a lot when I wear high-waisted shorts as they hide a lot of the tummy. Many would advice you that if you have short legs then daisy duke shorts are your best friend to make your legs look longer but I believe this only works if you're on the skinny side than not. For most, wearing shorts which are mid-thigh length is a good way to show off your legs and your structure. For some if the shorts are high-waisted too, it makes it even better but I say go with what fear comfortable and works for you.
For those like me with sizable tummies, think about what kind of tops you want to rock with the outfit. If your mid-section is
not too big sizable them wear your high-waisted shorts with a crop top, for me this works because I also have ample chest (E cup). Crop tops on me makes people look at my chest more than my mid section and that is always the idea for me; keep them looking at the chest and away from the mid-section. If you do not however have an ample chest then wear a bodysuit with your high wasted shorts. For those with flat ironed mid-sections, crop tops are your best friend so show off that flat-iron bed.
When thinking about what type of shoes to wear then think no further than snickers or flat sandals, I think if you have a mile long legs like me then snickers are indeed your best buddies but you can also rock sandals as not everyone likes to have their feet cooped up inside the shoes when the weather is begging for some foot shine.
How do you dress your shorts? Do you have a favourite pair of your go to shorts?