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1 MID STAFFORDSHIRE NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Report to: Report of: Joint Health Scrutiny Accountability Session Antony Sumara Chief Executive Date: 20 April 2011 Subject: Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust progress Purpose of the Report To brief Health Scrutiny members on the following: 1 Introduction by Chief Executive. Oral report covering key current issues and priorities, programmes and projects, including: Appointment of Chief Executive Non Executive Director appointments Public Inquiry NHSLA Level 1 Business Plan 2011/12 Review of Clinical Services /Surgery in Partnership. 2 Patient Safety and Quality of Care a) Issues raised by Health Scrutiny in February Orthodontics: There was concern that the Orthodontic service was experiencing delays in treating patients and that these are due to clinical staff shortages. The Trust s Orthodontic Service Action Plan is attached as Appendix 1. Endoscopy and perforated intestine incidents: has the Trust had any further incidents in this area? There have been no further incidents in this area. How many staff in A&E been disciplined? One member of staff (Admin. & Clerical) has been disciplined in the last 12 months in A&E.
2 Readmission rates explanation: why is the readmission rate is the 2 nd highest in our comparator group The table provided within the Trust s Progress Report presented in February, has been updated below to include performance up until September 2010: 28 Day Re-admission Rate comparison with comparable sized Trusts 28 Readmission rate % (Dr Foster) Trust April 2010 to September 2010 Burton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 7.10% East Sussex Hospitals NHS Trust 7.30% Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust 6.10% North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust 6.10% Peterborough and Stamford Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust 6.10% South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust 5.20% Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust 6.60% The Trusts highlighted in italics (including MSFT) have risk ratings that are within the expected parameters and are currently performing above the benchmark. Therefore, the Trust s performance in relation to re-admission rates is within expectation parameters and is not currently of concern. However, the Trust has reviewed all re-admissions to ensure that there are not any high levels of re-admission occurring within the same specialty or for the same consultant and we can confirm that there are no patterns to cause concern. b) Performance Operational Performance Indicator Target5 10/11 Performance Maximum 18 week Referral to >=90% Achieved % Treatment wait (Admitted patients) Maximum 18 week Referral to >=95% Achieved 99.4% Treatment wait (non-admitted patients) Incidence of MRSA bacteraemia No more than 3 Achieved 2 cases C.diff Positive Samples No more than 35 Achieved 30 cases Cancer 2 week waits 93% Achieved 94.2% One month wait for diagnosis to 96% Achieved 99.7% treatment for all cancers Two month GP urgent referral to 85% Achieved 90.1% treatment for all cancers Urgent referrals for breast 93% Achieved 93% symptoms 31 day second or subsequent 94.8% Achieved 100% treatment (surgery) 31 day second or subsequent 98% Achieved 100% treatment (drug) One month referral to treatment (Rare Cancers) 85% Achieved 100%
3 62 day referral to treatment from hospital specialist Rapid access chest pain clinic - 2 week wait Average length of stay for Emergency patients 85% Achieved 94.4% 100% of patients seen within 2 Achieved - 100% weeks 4.6 days Achieved 4.23 days Indicator Target5 10/11 Performance A&E 4 hour maximum wait A&E 4 hour maximum wait Under Achieved % time>=95% time>= % Maximum 6 week wait for 100% Under Achieved % diagnostic tests Cancelled Operations Readmitted 100% of cancelled patients Under Achieved 99.5% within 28 days of cancellation readmitted in 28 days Average length of stay for Elective 3 days Under Achieved days patients GUM % seen within 48 hours 100% Under Achieved 73.58% Fracture Neck of Femur: time to 100% Under Achieved- 76.6% surgery within 2 days Delayed transfer of Care 3.5% Under Achieved- 5.8% Governance - Assurance Framework 72 objectives completed in 2010/11 (out of original 86) 8 objectives linked to strategy 6 objectives linked to operational improvements: E-outpatient letters to GPs Level one surgical facility E-real time patient observation Hospital at night (out of hours) Skill-mix review for Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) Benchmarking for Pharmacists and Scientists Actions to address those objectives not completed: 8 strategic objectives all in progress supporting Clinical Services Improvement Plan 6 operational objectives: E-outpatient letters / E-real time patient observations operational directorate / IT plans Skill-mix review / benchmarking operational directorate / HR plans Level one / hospital at night Financial The Trust has also seen a higher cost than planned for our Insurance scheme (Clinical Negligence Scheme for Trusts) of 0.13m and because the Trust has not delivered the cost improvement plan as expected this has led to a budgetary pressure of 0.4m.
4 Despite this large and unacceptable overspend the Trust remains committed to delivering safe and high quality patient care and in the short term the budgetary over spend reflects this commitment. The Trust is still forecasting a year end deficit of 14.2m against a planned deficit of 7.4m, however work continues to control expenditure and if possible, reduce the year end deficit. Examples of the work include improved financial controls, re-educating staff as to the importance of financial rigour, reinforcing the existing rules, ensuring compliance checks through accountability sessions. The Trust has established an investment committee that will authorise any expenditure over 50,000 as per the new financial rules. c) Quality and Safety Serious Incidents New Incident Reporting Policy Review of old serious incidents re timescales and agreement with PCT Summary reports considered by Executive Team on weekly basis Detailed reports considered monthly by Incident Review Group See attached Appendix 2 for details of all open Serious Incidents as at mid March. Emergency Care Improvement Plan To support improvement of patient flow, in conjunction with Discharge Improvement Plan Aims: Improve quality of patient experience Achieve an immediate improvement in performance against the 4 hour target Develop A&E department as a positive place to work, staff displaying Trust values Develop robust and meaningful Key Performance Indicators and performance management Develop integrated pathways with primary and community care Ensure correct infrastructure and support tools are in place Work stream themes: Staffing and organisation Training and education Process improvement Support services Management and governance Emergency care vision and strategy Timescales: Q1->Q2->Q3
5 Hospital Out of Hours 24/7 Outreach service Staff in post by 1st September 2011 Fully established by 1st December 2011 Provision of assessments for patients at risk of deterioration, critical care needs outside of Critical Care Unit (CCU) and/or recently discharged from CCU Consultant and junior doctor cover Nursing cover Senior management cover Level One Surgical Facility Operational by 1st June 2011 To accommodate elective surgical patients that require a level of care above basic nursing care but not high dependency (level 2) or intensive (level 3) Nurse staffing agreed using acuity tool Converting 4 beds on ward 6 from general acute to level 1 Will operate similarly to level 1 facilities on Cardiology and Respiratory Medicine d) Patient and public feedback and engagement Complaints Complaints are reported to Trust Board each quarter. The most recent report was in January 2011, which is attached as Appendix 3. The next report goes to Trust Board on 28 th April and will be available on our website at that time.
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Sporting Experiences
Driven Grouse, Pheasant and Partridge Shooting
Steeped in tradition and history Driven Game shooting is an unrivalled sport not to be matched anywhere else in the world. The UK is a mecca for the true sportsman looking for Driven Game Shooting at its best.
Standing on a gun peg or nestled into a Grouse butt where it is possible a king or his noblemen may have stood before adds to the indulgence of the day. Gamekeepers dressed in fine estate tweeds, many the same pattern going back generations and the brave wearing kilts in the Scottish winter is not an un-common sight. Awaiting the first flush to appear high overhead can sometimes seem an age but once the drive begins, all is soon forgotten.
Days are based on either 8 or 9 guns standing although it is possible to stand teams of 10 plus on several sporting estates.
The emphasis on Driven Shooting as with all sporting days is for the respect of the quarry, and the sporting etiquette for your fellow guns.
Days vary in size from 150 to 500 birds per day although larger days are possible on request.
Driven Pheasant and Partridge prices range from £35.00 to £55.00 per bird.
Driven Grouse prices from £175.00 per brace.
Single – Back to Back – and Weekly packages can be expertly arranged to suit your requirements.
Walked Up – Semi Driven Shooting
A great way of shooting as it mixes up the day and offers different challenges to your day in the field. One minute you are walking up a hedgerow the next standing as high and fast Pheasants or Partridge come overhead.
Unlike Rough shooting, these days are usually based on a certain expected bag number. Its often common to still end up with a good mixed bag. Days of 50 to 70 head of game shared amongst a team of 4-8 guns make for thrilling sport.
January is often a very popular month for Walked Up – Semi Driven Shooting as birds can be spread far and wide after the busier driven days.
Prices range from £29.00 to £35.00 per bird.
Wild Duck and Goose flights can often be incorporated into a days Walked Up – Semi Driven Shooting at an additional cost.
Rough Shooting
Arguably by some the finest form of shooting, "what's next and where from" makes this sport exciting and unpredictable.
Cowans Sporting offers many locations over differing terrain to enjoy Rough shooting at its best. Walking hedgerows, spinneys, white grass and moorlands – the list is endless and the possibilities limitless.
A general good level of fitness is required to walk for several hours a day. The going can sometimes be harder than expected but should not stop anyone wishing to take part as we can always adjust the day to suit all in the team.
Mixed bags are what make Rough shooting special…A typical day could incorporate Pheasant, Partridge, Woodcock, Snipe, Mallard, Teal, Pinkfoot & Greylag Geese, Rabbit and Hare. It is not unusual to add a few Pigeon and the odd Charlie into the bag.
Days are very informal with the emphasis being a good day out in the country, watching dogs work and waiting for the unexpected.
Rough shooting ideally suits teams of up to four guns and dogs. Guns are more than welcome to bring and work their own dogs though this is not necessary as keepers and dogs will be on hand at all times.
Rough shooting packages start from £200.00 per gun per day.
Wild Duck and Goose flights can often be incorporated into a days Rough shooting at an additional cost.

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Those of us who were priviledged to see Mike Birbiglia at the Overture Center this past weekend learned quite a lot from the comedian, filmmaker and storyteller.
For one, Birbiglia emphasized the importance of timeliness, beginning his show right at 10 o'clock on the dot. He then proceeded to question and harass anyone who arrived late, creating a valid argument that their lateness was not acceptable. ("You live in Madison, right? And you knew you had tickets to this show, right?")
Birbiglia also taught us the importance of avoiding being a creepy person, and how decent people want to do what creepy people do, but choose not too (i.e. staring at a pretty bus driver).
Birbiglia highlighted how one must stay true to themselves, addressing a time when he made his wife watch his favorite childhood movie, Top Gun, premising it with "THIS IS WHO I AM," despite having watched the movie for nearly twenty years.
Birbiglia explained how necessary it is to know your audience, and to watch what you say in public, describing the time when he opened his set at a Muppet's show by jogging on the stage, noticing how he forgot his chair, and promptly yelling "Fuck!" before jogging back off the stage. He then ended his set with a request from the audience.
We laughed. We cried. We all got to know each other a little bit better. Thank you Mike Birbiglia.
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Monday, 24 Sep 2018
Stephen Heisler
Welcome to the new set fixture for the Daily Dish; the Monday Mash. The opening edition was such a success that it's likely to run year-round. Why is that? Everybody loves a good mash.
The Mash brings the most interesting takes from the week of junior hockey. In general, the idea is to remain positive. Please understand that at times, the Mash will open a few eyeballs to the underside of the level of play.
North American Hockey League
The 16th running of the Greatest Show on Ice, otherwise known as the NAHL Showcase, was another spectacular success.
The mighty South Division's Topeka Pilots and Amarillo Bulls both ran the table in route to perfect 4-0 finishes. The Bulls did their damage with a hard-charging offense that put up 21 goals in the four outings. The Pilots took a completely different route and let their outstanding goaltending duel of Sam Metcalf ('99 Waterloo IA, 3-0-0-0, .907 SV%) and Mads Emil Gransoe ('98 Gentofte DNK, 3-1-0-1 .943 SV%) allow just five goals against in the four games at Blaine.
Topeka travels to Amarillo this weekend for a pair of games so we will get a chance to see the contrasting styles come together for an early season showdown.
British Columbia Hockey League
The Powell River Kings continues to lead the Island Division and charging forward despite splitting the games at the BCHL Showcase. The Kings five-game total of eight points doubles the four points the division's other teams all have.
The Mainland Division is topped by both Prince George and Chilliwack Chiefs. The Spruce Kings picked up a huge win over the Vees after getting snake-bit by West Kelowna in Chilliwack. Speaking of the Chiefs; the host team slipped by Cowichan Valley in OT before shutting out the high-octane Wenatchee Wild in the finale.
The Interior Division is led by Wenatchee and Merritt Centennials. In a completely unusual turn of events, the Penticton Vees are sitting at the bottom of the division through the first five games of the season.
BUYER BEWARE and U$PHL Wallet Development
In my opinion, the entire platform of leagues has been created to get unsuspecting families to pay for the "kind of" free-to-play teams mostly owned by the power core of the old Eastern Junior Hockey League. Is your kid playing in the USPHL in Florida, Minnesota, or Wisconsin? Yep, you are helping Richard Gallant and his lieutenants cover the costs of New England's NCDC. How does it feel to be such a sucker?
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An ERP project, whether it's a pilot, roll-out or an upgrade, will bring in multitude of changes within the organization. It's important for the management to fully assess the impact of the change due to an ERP implementation decision.
Some of the several challenges a company faces in an ERP implementation are Change Management, Project Management and Cost Management along with its associated escalations, Risk Mitigations to Customizations and Expectations management.
Change in an ERP Implementation could be of various types:
Change in Processes – being brought in global business practices
Change in Roles – being brought in due to segregation of duties
Change in Effort to Input information – being brought in due to the higher level of details required by the new ERP
Address these changes, by listing each of them and working out with the product experts to ensure that only Business driven changes are applied. Super Users or Core Users, who plan for these improvements as a periodical and continuous basis, are better able to manage their user community, than those who just worry about maintaining what is delivered as a package.
The "owner" of the implementation has to be an in-house individual, who is not only familiar with the various departments and the user community, but also has the support and mandate of the Top management, to be able to suggest and manage the expectations.
An ERP implementation does not just bring in the perceived changes, it brings in a sea of opportunities to do additional things under the ERP umbrella:
Don't just use PCs and Laptops, enable wide screen displays in workshops and control rooms. Get Status reports and Pending Tasks Queries to be displayed at appropriate areas, to drive work completion.
Evaluate tasks performed manually, and if these can be automated to reduce the data entry effort. The thumb rule, is to identify all those interaction points, where a single user interacts with multiple applications, to deliver or manage a feature. Automate these data entry , and get the user to monitor accuracy than just efficiency.
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Sunday, May 22, 2011
It's raining, it's pouring and my dear hubby is snoring!!
G'day. It's a wet and miserable day here and hubby is firmly ensconced on the couch in a blissful slumber. He came in for some lunch not long ago and decided to have a rest for a bit on the couch, need I say more! In an earlier blog I mentioned about his blunder at walking in on the carpet with his boots on, well thankfully the carpet cleaning guy managed to get the carpet looking like new again and just as well as I really don't know what we would have done, that secret spray stuff that he told me about really did the trick and needless to say hubby has been very careful ever since. All is on track with packing etc, at least from my end here in the house it is anyway, the machinery shed is a totally different ball game . I think hubby is hoping that something magical will happen one night while he is tucked up in bed and that the fairies that live at the bottom of the garden will wave their magic wands and "voila" the shed will be packed and ready to go. I have been dropping hints that he will have to make a start on it soon and he just nods and agrees. We have arranged with the local charity shop to come and pick up some furniture that is not needed any more and they should have been here a few hours ago, but I think the weather has delayed them today. I am just waiting for a break in the rain to run up and let my three lovely chooks out into the paddock, they really are the very best of friends now and it is great to see them socialising with one another. The picture was taken last night, we had a lovely sunset and even though it is not the best of photo's I still like it. This paddock is just across from the side of the house and for some strange reason it's my favourite paddock, maybe it's because my sewing/computer room faces this paddock and I am so used to looking out into it, anyway who cares, I like this paddock. The rain has stopped and hubby is up moving around and it's time to let the girls out. Take care...
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I don't envy you your packing up! When is moving day?ReplyDelete
Hi Broad. Thanks for your comment. It's the unpacking that I am not looking forward to, as I don't know where everything will go.!! We move on July 18th, still some time to go yet. Take care. Liz..ReplyDelete
Oh, I don't envy you all the work and fuss of moving. However, from all the moving I went through, this is a good time to sort, and beautify your furnishings.ReplyDelete
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Balancing Your Bhoga
In yogic philosophy, the concept of bhoga holds two definitions. One school of thought aligns bhoga with the experience of enjoyment without attachment. We can access this experience through the physical benefits of yoga asana, made evident in that feeling of bliss that a practice can induce. Another school of thought views bhoga as overindulgence or consumption that, while pleasurable, thwarts self-realization. This definition associates bhoga with the external sources of enjoyment we often reach for (a little shopping before class or beer after, anyone?).
Between these two conceptions of pleasure resides balance. When we rely solely on external rewards to deliver pleasure, we overlook our internal abilities to access deeper levels of happiness. The fun of yoga may have temporarily evaded those of us who've been coiled up all winter or strictly sticking to our New Year's resolutions, yet indulging in that quality of the practice encourages a balanced bhoga.
Our programming this month is designed to invite playfulness, curiosity, and experimentation into your practice. Whether you choose to see the world upside down in forearm stand, light up your mat with glowsticks, or work your way into wheel pose, we're here to help you put the spring back in your step. Come try a new pose, perhaps fall out of it, and laugh a little in the process!
Check out these opportunities to balance your bhoga:
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L'Etape Training Plan Week 8
This is the eighth week of training that I'll be doing for L'Etape. Check out the training overview to see how I've planned it all out. You can see the week 7 details here.
Notes about this week's training:
- I kept to a good schedule of 2 Suffer Fest workouts
- I maintained the 1 S&C session
Day 1 – Suffer Fest Workout
Day 2 – Rest
Day 3 – Suffer Fest Workout
Day 4 – Rest
Day 5 – S&C Session
Day 6 – Rest
Day 7 – Rest
Suffer Fest Workout
- 112 mins – Stage 2: The Way Out + Power Station
- Avg power 197 Watts
Suffer Fest Workout
- 73 mins – The Shovel
- Avg power 207 Watts
1 x Strength & Conditioning (S&C) Workout
Note: To see the plan of workouts I complete each week, look at the training overview page.
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|12 x 80kg
|10 x 90kg
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10 x 24kg kettle bells
10 x 24kg kettle bells
10 x 24kg kettle bells
I changed up the workout again this week. I focused more on core exercises and ones which I had not completed before to make it harder. I kept the squats and lunges in there though.
- 2 x Cycle to the gym and back (18km total)
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Continue to see week 9 training details, have a look at the training plan overview or start from the beginning and check out the Ultimate Guide to Training for L'Etape.


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Jones, S and Silas, E G (1963) Synopsis of biological data on skipjack Katsuwonus pelamis (Linnaeus) 1758 (Indian Ocean). FAO Fisheries Biology Synopsis No. 64 Species Synopsis No. 21. pp. 663-694.
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Pillai, N G K and Mallia, Jyothi V (2007) Bibliography on Tunas. CMFRI Special Publication, 92. pp. 1-325.
Rohit, Prathibha and Rao, G Syda and Rammohan, K (2008) Yellowfin tuna fishery by traditional fishermen at Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. Journal of the Marine Biological Association of India, 50 (1). pp. 62-68.
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If you are in the market for purchasing tires for your all terrain vehicle (ATV), there are several factors for consideration. There are a great variety of tires on the market and it is quite easy to become overwhelmed at the sheer number of choices available from different brands. In order to find the best tires for your specific ATV that meets your needs, consider these three points:
1.) Tread:
When it comes to tires, the most important attribute is the tread. Different tires have different types of tread that make the ATV appropriate for navigating different types of terrain. If using the improper tires, accidents are more prone to occur, so ensure you seriously contemplate the uses of your ATV in order to find the appropriate tire tread.
For individuals planning on spending time in the mud, it is strongly recommended that you purchase mud tires. These tires have a unique tread that is angled from the inside to the outside. The tread itself is quite large, usually measuring about one inch high, and allows the ATV to better grip muddy ground, so the vehicle is less likely to become stuck. Mud tires also work well on different types of terrain, but the tread is more prone to become worn quicker if driven on hard surfaces, including concrete, asphalt, or hard packed dirt. Furthermore, due to the tire tread, the ride is not nearly as smooth as with other tires.
Generally speaking, most ATV owners choose trail or all terrain tires. These tires are most likely to handle all types of terrain while allowing the rider a stable and smooth ride. However, these tires are not designed for one specific type of terrain and are not used for muddy environments due to their tread. However, these tires offer the most stability, so they are the safest and should be chosen if the ATV rider will mainly stay on hard trails.
If you plan to spend exorbitant amounts of time in the sand, choose a sand tread for your ATV tire. These tires have a unique tread that uses a scoop to funnel the sand beneath the tires so that the ATV does not become stuck. Keep in mind that sand tires cannot be used for any other purpose except sand, as they have minimal stability on other terrains and will rapidly wear on hard surfaces.
The final option for tire tread is the knobby racing tires designed to take high speeds on flat, hard surfaces. These tires should only be used for racing, as they are inappropriate for any other type of riding due to their lack of stability and flat top tread.
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Tire size is measured three ways: width, height, and height of the sidewall. All of these sizes should be taken into account depending on your wants for a ride. Tires with too small or too great a diameter should be avoided, as the ATV is under the most pressure, so there is a greater potential for damaging the vehicle. Furthermore, narrow tires tend to sink in mud, but may provide you more stability on hard packed ground. Finally, the height of the sidewall should depend on the type of terrain over which you plan to ride, as short sidewall tires have a greater ground clearance, but are less flexible.
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CBD is full of health benefits. It also helps in losing weight. In this age of internet and technology, people are aware and continuously searching for natural remedies. The home or natural remedies have become more popular as compared to other harmful medication. Natural remedies like CBD oil are more famous because there are no major side effects associated with them.
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The Strathearn Harriers annual 10km trail race took place on Sunday July 10 on a day that threatened rain but thankfully failed to deliver until the very end.
Conditions underfoot were difficult after heavy overnight rain, putting paid to any possible record-breaking times.
This year the runners also had to contend with the extra challenge of the building work at Dallerie, giving conditions more akin to a mid-winter cross-country course than a summer trail race.
Despite the adverse conditions, a good turn-out of 230 runners enjoyed the race, which heads west from the Morrison's playing fields at Dallerie, over Laggan Hill to Trowan farm and back to Dallerie via Lady Mary's Walk, making this one of the most scenic 10k races in Scotland.
The race is growing every year and attracted a sell-out number of entries this year.
Defending champion Robert Gilroy was unable to run this year, and the race was won by Calum Martin in 37.40.
Second was Stephen Porteous, of Garscube Harriers in 37.58, and third was Will Manners of Strathearn Harriers, in 38.14.
In the women's race, Scottish Olympian Freya Ross of Edinburgh AC won in a time of 39.44.
Julia Henderson (Helensburgh AAC) was second in 44.50, with Louise Tyler (Dunblane Runners) third in 45.33.
1st local man was Charlie Grimson of Strathearn Harriers in 14th position overall in 41.15. and 1st local lady was Janine Grant, also of Strathearn Harriers in a time of 56.24.
Sonja McFadden was first of the Harriers women home in 49.30, 10th in the women's race. Next Harrier in was Gordon Morrison (50.42), followed by Susan Sharp (63.19) and Rosemary Payne (64.35)
Once again, club members pulled out all the stops to support the race. Hats off to Nicola Watson for the flawless organisation of race marshals and all the volunteers.
As always, runners were particularly appreciative of the post-race spread of sandwiches and cakes!
Thanks also go to Morrison's Academy, without whom the race could not happen, to Highland Spring for the water, the pipers of Comrie Pipe Band, strategically positioned around the course, and Run4It, Scotland's leading chain of specialist running shops.


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Jennifer Lopez or Rihanna? JAY-Z Talks Super Bowl Halftime Performers
After JAY-Z's entertainment company, Roc Nation, announced that they entered a partnership with the NFL as the official Live Music Entertainment Strategists, the rapper is answering some questions regarding potential performers.
The 2020 NFL championship game is scheduled to take place at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, on Feb. 2, with a halftime show that may honor the city's heritage.
ET's reporter asked JAY-Z if Jennifer Lopez, Enrique Iglesias and Pitbull, who all have strong ties to Miami, could be in the running to headline.
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He also mentions that he doesn't want to run into that problem, eluding to the fact that the performers might have connections to the city where future Super Bowls will be held, but that is not necessarily how they are going to go about decision-making.
Jay-Z also also reacted to rumors surrounding Rihanna as the next headliner, after she allegedly turned down this year's halftime show.
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This article looks at the practicalities of administering home IV therapy… Payne (2019).
Intravenous therapy in patients' homes is a relatively new procedure in the community nursing practice. This article looks at the practicalities of administering home IV therapy from the following aspects: hand hygiene; how to adjust IV therapy practices to the home environment; care of the IV access site including appropriate dressings; identifying and reacting to problems; maintaining a safe environment when performing IV therapy in a patient's home; anaphylaxis and how to identify and manage it; and the need for training to perform home IV therapy.
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Is a New Real Estate Crisis Looming?
I'm very glad I warned readers of the Safe Money Report well in advance of that crisis, and helped them avoid the crushing fallout. Now, I'm worried we could be facing yet another day of reckoning.
In a nutshell, too much cheap, easy money has flooded into the commercial real estate (CRE) market. That has pushed valuations to astronomical highs, property yields to rock-bottom lows, and CRE lending to dangerously aggressive levels. As the credit cycle turns and easy money drains back out, investors who overextended themselves in the sector are going to get hammered.
Too much cheap, easy money has flooded into the commercial real estate market.
What's behind these concerns? Just consider the following:
* A benchmark commercial property index rose 10% in value last year — even as junk bonds tanked, credit indices tightened up significantly, and many sectors of the stock market struggled. Can that divergence really persist for long? I'm skeptical.
* CRE values are so inflated, they have now eclipsed the credit mania peak from 2007 by around 16%. Select, high-profile properties in major metropolitan markets like New York City are as much as 60% more expensive now than they were back then. If the economy is slowing, it will drive vacancy rates higher, rent growth lower, and make those valuations look patently ridiculous.
* CRE transaction volume surged 26% last year to $546 billion. That's just shy of the 2007 credit mania peak. M&A among publicly traded Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) more than doubled between 2014 and 2015 — hitting a record high. We all know what happened after 2007 in real estate, so this M&A/purchase mania is another red flag.
Lastly, foreign capital and sovereign wealth fund money dog-piled into CRE in the past 12-18 months. I hate to say it, but foreign money has a history of being "dumb money" in real estate. You probably remember how Japanese buyers overpaid for real estate in California, New York, and elsewhere in the late 1980s and early 1990s … then took a huge bath when that bubble popped.
With commodities, foreign currencies, and foreign economies slumping, today's foreign buyers are going to have less capital and fewer reserves to commit to future purchases. Some will have to liquidate, and the pressure will only grow the weaker the global economic picture gets.
So keep a close eye on REIT shares, and the underlying CRE market. I believe this could be the next major market story — and that there will be steps you can take to both protect your wealth and to profit from the trend.
Until next time,
Mike Larson
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I abandoning inking comics with a nib around four years ago for my trusty tech pen. I was finding that I could create much more fluid drawings at a quicker rate with my pen than using a dip pen.
I resolved that I was going to forge my own way with the pen, even though it is not considered a proper inking tool as such, and that I would make it work for me. I have always taken note since whenever I would read that an artist used pens to ink, and not the traditional brush or nib; Ron Rege, John Porcelino and Jeffery Brown to name a few.
But then I would look at the work of Mandy Ord with her big juicy brush strokes, or Craig Thompson's beautiful lines, and more recently the work done by Clowes in his latest book 'Wilson' and wish that I could switch to the dark side and ink with a brush. I've attempted it a few times over the years, and I am probably happiest with my efforts with 'Z-Factor' inked with a Pentel brush pen.
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- Robin Cain said...
Can't wait to see your results. I use a tech pen too and while I love it, I agree, those brush or nib lines look beautiful! Good luck! I always enjoy looking at you work!
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- awcomix said...
Thanks Robin! I still love my pen and will continue to sketch and draw comics with it.
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- DaveMahler said...
I've been having similar thoughts recently. I'm currently working on a three pager I've been saving for just the right moment, my first effort with brush and ink. Personally I think it's terrible, but hey, I'm learning so much!
Your experiment is looking great Anthony, it's interesting how you can still tell it's yours; you definitely have your own style.
- 7:19 pm
- awcomix said...
Thanks for the encouragement Dave!
- 5:56 am
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VIADUCT Student Papers
The student paper series targets Master level students working on EU-Turkey relations and shall allow outstanding student papers to be widely disseminated and recognised.
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VIADUCT Student Paper - Issue No. I - Turkish language in the European Union Post-Brexit
The first VIADUCT Student Paper by Mirko Savković aims at examining turkish language in the European Union Post-Brexit. The author is Erasmus Mundus master scholarship student at the Security, Intelligence & Strategic Studies joint degree at the University of Glasgow, Dublin City University and Charles University Prague. He completed undergraduate studies at the Çankaya University in Ankara under the Turkish Government Scholarship. He is contributor for the Security Distillery, an initiative of young researchers.


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Fun with Telemarketers: Home Security
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"If I get myself a degree, maybe I can kill them buggers!"
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I have to give this guy credit. It took me about five minutes to get my recorder up and running, all the while he was just waiting. I had to get him to start his schpeel while I rebooted the program. Then he stayed on the phone for a good fifteen minutes or so after that. I'm surprised he didn't catch on when I asked him if they do Hot-dog delivery. But when I demonstrated that I am interested in what he is trying to sell me, I found a way to get him to offer me an eleven cent rebate… well… sort of.
You have to listen at the very end – after I hang up. I think the guy's cough is a cover for his laughter. I'm quite sure I made his day.
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They FINALLY called again! Those wonderful telemarketer friends of mine, oh, how I love it when they call. As with most of the other times, this was totally adlib – which is kind of obvious as I bumble at the beginning with useless displays of idiocy. But when the kids started crying in the background, it sparked an idea…
Anyone who hasn't seen Muppet Treasure Island is missing out on a treasure indeed! All in all, probably the best Muppet movie yet.
The most pointless (and thus probably the best) part of the show is when the wind stops, the sun beats down, and the whole crew of pirates comes down with cabin fever.
Enjoy! Oh, and just for you random Portuguese speakers, there are subtitles for you on this version. Have to love Youtube!
This is a home video my friends and family did together many years ago, and it's one of my favorites. General Stickybun is a general in the U.S. Navy, trying to prepare the world to go to war against Iraq. But at the same time, there are some random murders taking place. Can the murderer be discovered before… well, you'll just have to watch the show.
My role is the annoying TAPS player. Incidentally, I really was playing as best I could, and did better in the video than I usually do.
Thanks to my sister, Shelly, for editing and posting this on Youtube!
I would like to pay a special tribute at this time to a friend. He is hero of sorts. But the poor guy has one of the worst jobs in the world – he demonstrates all the horrendous things that could happen to the rest of us if we are not careful. He is the universal Stick Figure Guy. This guy is like a mix between Martin Short and Evel Knievel. Many adventures, but they NEVER go well for him.
You might have seen him around. He can be found around machinery, cleaning supplies, and just about anywhere where something can go wrong.
You might say he is always at the wrong place at the wrong time. If something goes wrong, he's there – in fact, he's in it. He's the victim. Always.
Let's look at some examples:
Somehow, Stick Figure Guy managed to… trip? For some reason he had his arms behind his back as he went down, too. I suppose the Continue reading A Tribute to Stick Figure Guy
In the spirit of true patriotism, I present this ever-before seen footage of patriotic propriety!
(And thank heaven for freedom of the press! Though some would suggest i plead the 5th and exercise my right to remain silent…)
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Hooda thunk? My old buddy from high school called! Okay, so he thought I thought he was an old buddy…
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Tis the season to feel guilty,
Mourning that the house is filthy,
Screaming kids and lazy father,
Makes me wonder why I bother,
Now that mother's day's approaching,
Listen to the old-folks' coaching,
Think of all your rotten mistakes
Work, and just ignore the back-aches
Spare me.
Every year I hear the wonderful things about mothers, and I love it, but every year I hear mothers complain because it makes them feel so terribly inadequate.
I think it's sad that mothers hearing about how wonderful mothers are makes them feel guilty. Of course they feel inadequate! They're are inadequate.
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