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Rotary Park (Big Lobster) Show support for tour with Meet & Greet.
Time: Meeting the Coasters at 7, but come a bit early.
Southeast Region Contact: Joe MacFarlane
For more information on the Canadian Coaster's tour from BC to NF see: www.canadiancoasters.ca
From Joe MacFarlane:
On Friday evening at 7 pm we are welcoming the Canadian Coasters Coast to Coast tour to the Southeast Region in Shediac. We will gather at the big lobster to welcome them with a meet and greet car show. Let's show the people from all across this country and parts of US a warm Maritime welcome by attending this event.
Bring your vintage vehicle and wear your name tags as we meet these car enthusiast who have been on the road for the past 6 weeks.
I am looking for your support and a great turn out of members Friday evening at 7 pm. I plan to be there at about 6:30 pm.
Also, on Saturday, Aug. 12, we can meet them again in Hillsborough at Gary Steeves Insurance at 1-4 for a BBQ. See you there!
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      In another part of the present issue we treat on "Old Masters in Mechanics," but the masters whose influence is now around as and make our position in the world as constructors, are the immediate, or recent masters who have passed beyond the routine of common practice, and set up a new standard in our time and for a generation to come. Notable among the " masters" of our day who have widely affected practice, is W. B. Bement, now nearing the four score mark in years, and whose name, if not known to every mechanic in this country, is known in every works of any size in this and other countries. His portrait above, reproduced from a photograph, will be an object of interest to our readers. It is truthful, and as we have always thought, conveys a full idea of Mr. Bement's powers trait and character.
      Of his contributions to constructive engineering work in this country we need say nothing. Its extent is well known, but it will be proper to point out that when the methods of the
Industrial Works
were fixed thirty-five years ago, it was in an environment and state of the art that only the older mechanics can now recall. We had not then reached in any branch of work the quality now common in all, so the
Industrial Works
were founded on original lines. The firm, now
Bement, Miles & Co.
, was then
Bement & Dougherty
, composed of W. B. Bement and James Dougherty, whose name can be worthily linked with that of Mr. Bement. Mr. Dougherty, when the firm was founded, stood easily at the head of foundrymen in this country. His education and abilities had led to his connection with
Winans & Harrison
in the construction of the Moscow and St. Petersburg Railway in Russia, and he had also been in some capacity, not now remembered, engaged in the Royal Foundry in Vienna, Austria.
      Mr. Dougherty introduced loam moulding, and produced without patterns and without inherent strains the main frames for machine tools designed by Mr. Bement. The building of these moulds from figured dimensions was a work of great intricacy and skill that contributed much to the reputation of the Industrial Works. We can well remember his white canvas cap, which could be seen making its course all over the foundry at certain hours each day, and whenever some difficulty arose.
      To Mr. Bement, who has no knowledge of this notice, the writer here makes acknowledgment of kindly counsel and instruction through many years, part of them spent in his service, and all of them with an admiration of his great powers as a designer and constructor.
      The most marked feature of Mr. Bement was a kind of intuitive perception of machine functions and adaptation, that found expression in unusual skill of delineation and powers of description, the latter with but few words, sometimes no words at all. He would pass through the draughting room, the largest and finest one in this country, and from one desk to another, perhaps without a word, even if he saw blunders and faults, but he left an
of approbation or dissent.
      At the time we are speaking of, 1866 to 1876, the machine tool practice of this country was divided into two types or classes, that made in New England, and the Philadelphia type, the latter taking cognizance of practice all over the world, and consisting of original designs, massive, well-fitted, plain in contour, and without ornament of either metal, paint, or burnishing: the New England type was, on the contrary, a "manufacture" at that time.
      The difference, so great then, has to a great extent disappeared. Western or Middle State makers, now prominent in machine-tool making, copied the designs and characteristics of Philadelphia, especially Mr. Bement's work, and the methods in New England have changed greatly in the same direction since 1870, so the old position and relations of the Industrial Works, as before remarked, is hard to imagine at this time.
      Mr. Bement in his early experience at the Lowell machine shop had the advantage of taking part in the hydraulic work of Boyden and Francis, and often told us of writing dimensions on the radii of fillets, so accurately were the drawings made. The Fourneyron water wheels, made there about 1860, all things considered, were the most scientific and advanced work that had ever been done in this country.
      This and other circumstances gave Mr. Bement a bent toward accurate work, and he acquired a detestation of sham and bad fitting that always remained one of his strongest characteristics. The methods of drawing, pattern making, implements and inspection at the Industrial Works all savored of precision. "Make good work and ask a good price for it," was Mr. Bement's motto, and was the fixed policy of the business.
      We have but little personal knowledge of the works for nearly twenty years past, but find in the products wherever met with sign and token of similar methods continued to this time.
      When Mr. Bement first visited Europe the reputation of his work was well known, and he received, in England especially, the courtesy due to his position at home. At the works of Messrs. Harvey, of Glasgow, makers of shipbuilding and other heavy machine tools, and among the noted firms at Manchester, he found counterparts of his own practice and a willingness to 'exchange ideas." For many years exchanges were made of machine photographs with Messrs. Harvey and other firms.
      About fifteen years ago Mr. Bement turned over his interest in the large works to his sons and others, and has since enjoyed a well earned rest from active business. His work well and faithfully done goes on, and is a credit alike to himself and his country.
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Luciano Nebiante – certificate holder – MRCVS PGCertSAS
Luciano graduated from the University of Naples in Italy and moved to the UK in 2009. He has worked in a variety of roles across England from East Yorkshire to Essex.
Luciano has a keen interest in surgery and was awarded a Post-Graduate Certificate in Small Animal Surgery in 2016. His other main interests are emergency/critical care and minimally invasive techniques like endoscopy (procedures or tests carried out with a small camera).
Outside of work he dedicates all of his time to his son and to a very special disabled Dachshund who when not suffering from selective hearing responds to the name Hector. In his spare time he enjoys many sports and loves the great outdoors. Therefore you may find him wandering, but not lost, in the British Countryside. Luciano looks forward to dedicating his heart and skills to you and your beloved pet.
Ashley Young
I graduated from Cambridge Vet School in 2013, since then I have worked in Holbeach as a small animal vet.
I enjoy surgery and ophthalmology so hope that with the support of the certificate holders at Sutterton Hospital I can continue to progress these fields.
Although my husband and I have no pets of our own, we foster for charity so our home is never empty.
David Feldmar
David Feldmar qualified in 1994 and has been in 1st opinion Cat & Dog practice ever since.
Before, in 2010, opening Terrington Veterinary Centre in Norfolk he worked in South Lincolnshire for 6 years at a franchise style practice so has been local to this area for many years now. He set up Sutterton in 2014 and has invested heavily in the main hospital and the surrounding clinics to make them in to the group they are today.
Before moving up this way, he has been involved in both "out of hours" provision only work for some years and before that in general small animal practice in several clinics in the South east of England. This has given him a broad general small animal based knowledge both clinically and surgically, whilst the time as a franchise branch partner served to give him a better perspective on the running of his own practices.
He has always been keen on sport having particularly liked golf and American Football in the past. Now having reached his 40's he is still a keen health and fitness fanatic regularly attending the gym, though staying away from the contact sports.
In 2015 he got married to IIona and now lives happily with his wife, son and two dogs.
Daniel Sones
My name is Daniel, I qualified from the Royal Veterinary College in 2013, since then I have worked in a variety of small animal practices, ranging from Wales to Hertfordshire.
I have a keen interest in internal medicine and am currently studying towards my certificate in small animal medicine.
Adele Wharton
I graduated from Liverpool University 2007, and my career since then has been extremely varied, involving everything from marine mammals and farm work to horses and small animals. It certainly hasn't been dull!
My special interests include exotics of the small furry variety (as you can probably tell from the photo), and I share my home with a mischief of rescue rats. Although I don't have any specialist qualifications in the subject I do have a lot of experience both keeping and treating small exotic mammals.
I'm also a consultant for Rat Guide, a site commonly used by vets and rat owners providing researched, validated medical advice for this species.
I have a postgraduate certificate in Veterinary Forensics and Law, and run my own business and consultancy service relating to situations involving animals and the law. To find out more about this aspect of my work take a look at www.saphiniavetforensics.co.uk.
I'm excited to be joining the team here at Sutterton!
When I'm not working or spending time with the RatPack I swap my scrubs for dance shoes and can often be found dancing salsa, cha cha or Argentine tango!
Hannah Worden – CERTIFICATE HOLDER – BVetMed PGCertSAM MRCVS
Hannah joined the pratice in January 2017, having graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2009.
Following several years in mixed pratice, including a volunteer work on Zanzibar, she elected to focus on Small animal pratice.
Hannah gained a post graduate certificate in small animal medicine with distinction in December 2017. She particularly enjoys cardiology and endocrinology.
Outside of work Hannah enjoys distance running with Labradors Scout and Poppy.
Sam Walker
Sam qualified from the University of Bristol in 1996 and began her veterinary career in mixed practice. For the last 17 years she has worked solely with small animals.
She spent 4 years with the Pet Blood Bank before joining Sutterton in February 2016. Her interest lies in internal medicine but enjoys all aspects of general practice.
When not at work she enjoys spending time with her 2 dogs , Paddy (an extremely lazy Greyhound) and Storm (an equally lazy Labrador). She is married with 1 son.
Sylwia Kogut
Sylwia Kogut joined the team in Febuary 2018, having graduated from the University of Warmia and Mazury in Poland in 2005.
Sylwia, who has worked locally for the last 10 years, is studying for a post graduate certificate in small animal surgery. She is particularly interesting in all aspects of soft tissue surgery and enjoys seeing wildlife especially hedgehogs.
Outside of work Sylwia is kept busy with her young family, cockateil Igor and Leonberger Sofia.
Faye james-Dorey – MRCVS
Faye worked in small animal practice in the North of England since graduating from Cambridge in 2012, but has recently returned to her home town of Spalding, and will be working at the Sutterton branch.
Faye's main interest is in soft tissue surgery, and she is due to finish her certificate later this year.
Faye lives with her fiancé, and between them they have 3 dogs and a cat. In her spare time she likes running, climbing and hiking, mostly with a couple of dogs in tow.
Charlie graduated from the Royal Veterinary College, London in 2008 and joined South Lincs Vet Group in January 2019. She started her veterinary career seeing mostly small animals with occasional farm work, but decided that her interests lie within companion animal care. She has spent the past 10 years working in North Cambridgeshire and is currently studying towards a postgraduate certificate. Her clinical interests are varied, but is particularly keen on dermatology and feline medicine.
When not at work she enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter, two Labradors – Lexie and Bodhi, and her three cats. Her hobby as a beekeeper tends to keep her busy, she enjoys pottering in her garden and a good book.
Veterinary Nurses
Amy Trigg – RVN – Head Nurse
I have worked in veterinary practice since 2005, I started work straight from school and went in to do my veterinary nurse training. I qualified and became a registered veterinary nurse (RVN) in February 2011.
I joined Sutterton Veterinary Hospital when it opened in November 2013. I have thoroughly enjoyed being a part of it and helping it grow into a hospital. I became deputy head nurse in May 2016 working alongside head nurse Nikki, a role which I put my heart in to. I have since gone on to be head nurse and feel extremely lucky to be head nurse of the hospital, working alongside an excellent team of nurses, animal care assistants, vets and receptionists. I love all aspects of my job and provide a high standard of care to all of the patients.
I own a Beagle called Guinness, a long haired cat called Buffy who I have owned since I was at school, and two short haired cats, Poppy and Penny, who I rescued through work.
Alice White – RVN
I began volunteering in a vets in 2011, then started my nursing career in 2014.
I qualified as an RVN in 2016.
I joined South Lincs Vets Group in March 2018, which has allowed me to further my knowledge. I enjoy Hospital care, inpatient nursing and theatre nursing.
I have been surrounded by a variety of animals the majority of my life, with involvement in horses. Currently we have two family dogs, one Labradors – Baz, and one patterdale terrier – Paddie. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with the dogs and I enjoy fitness.
Jo Ward – RVN
I started working in practice in January 2014, after working with children for 10 years. I am loving my new career and have a special interest in theatre nursing and anaesthesia.
In my spare time my baby daughter keeps me busy, as well as my two dogs Ben and Leo, and my Horsefield tortoise Timmy.
Kim Coward – RVN
Ever since I was young I have wanted to work with animals.
I started volunteering in practices aged 17 and have now graduated with a degree in veterinary nursing.
I have been working at Sutterton Veterinary Hospital since October 2017 and enjoy the diversity and wide range of cases we see – allowing me to continue learning everyday!
I enjoy emergency and critical care and have a keen interest in diagnostics.
At home I have a tiny broken Chihuahua called Caesar and an old cat, Polly, who has grown up with me
Morgan Bell – RVN
After volunteering at the practice for 6 months a long side completing a diploma in animal management I decided that Veterinary Nursing was the career i wanted to follow.
I started at SVH full time in July 2015 and started studying the Veterinary Nursing Diploma in September 2015.
I passed my final exams and qualified in August 2017.
I have a keen intrest in medical nursing and inpatient care and enjoy expanding my knowledge at the Hospital. When I am not working I am kept busy with 3 horses including a 1 year old Filly, 2 dogs and 3 cats.
Nikkie Woolmer – RVN
I became a Registered Veterinary Nurse in 2014 after graduating from the Royal Veterinary College. Since then I have worked in a variety of small and large practices, including referral hospitals around my home town in Hertfordshire.
During this time I also spent 6 months working as a veterinary nurse in Australia.
I recently made the leap to move away from home, leaving my family (including the two dogs and naughty 'labracat' who was hand reared with the help of the dogs) behind for a new start up north.
I have a passion for medical nursing and spend the majority of my time caring for the sick and hospitalised animals at the Sutterton Hospital.
Megan Sutherland – RVN
I qualified as an RVN in 1993 and have since had an enormously fun time working in many and varied settings, from referral hospitals to seal sanctuaries, farm practices to charity hospitals. My passions are the human animal bond, inpatient and critical care and professional accountability and development. I have worked as a 'human' nurse and have a BSc in Herbal Medicine.
Life is busy with far too many children and pets too numerous to list – thus I work mainly as a weekend RVN where I try to give our inpatients the very best standard of nursing care…alongside the surgeries, consultations and general chaos weekends throw at us.
Vanessa Wilson – RVN
Vanessa qualified as a Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN) in October 2016 and started to work for South Lincs Vet Group in November 2016.
Vanessa is extremely passionate about feline nursing, she is our cat advocate at our Sutterton Hospital and in March 2019 she will start a feline nursing course.
At home, Vanessa lives with her partner Mannie, and they have one rescue cat called Luna.
Over the next few years Vanessa wants to develop her skills in emergency critical care by carrying out the ECC certificate.
Louise Johnson – RVN
I have been in small animal practice for 12 years and was able to study at The College of Animal Welfare to qualify as an RVN in 2013. I have always been passionate about veterinary care and animal welfare. I am based primarily at the Holbeach branch that I have proudly worked at since opening in 2016. I enjoy running nurse clinics and creating relationships with patients and their owners. I own 2 dogs at home, a Siberian husky and a Malamute called Saff and Diesel.
Ellie Ball – RVN
I have been keen to work with animals from the age of about 7 and have been working at Sutterton since July after finishing my A levels.
I have a particular interest in rehabilitation, Orthopaedics and physiotherapy. I am currently training to be a veterinary nurse, I take my final exams in February/March 2019 so I am hoping to qualify in the summer.
When I am not working I enjoy taking my Dobermann Lois to Norfolk as she loves the beach, I also have a naughty rescue pug called Ted!
Eleanor Hurrell – RVN
I started studying veterinary nursing at university in 2016 and have been working in practice alongside this. Since then I have found an interest in surgical nursing, as well as wildlife care.
I love horse riding in my spare time and I grew up with many pets at home, but at the moment I have two Huskys; Koda and Keira, and a hamster called Doughnut.
Andrew Greedy – RVN
I've worked in the veterinary industry since 2009 when I was just work experience, this fuelled my passion and love for this job and helped me into my first job as a care assistant at a busy 1st opinion hospital for a corporate vets in and around London. From this I went on to become a student and just before taking my practicals to qualify, I took a year out to be able to spend more time with our first born son. I went back to a different busy 1st opinion corporate company in 2015 to finish my practicals and finally qualify as a Registered veterinary nurse in 2017. Once qualified I became head nurse where I stayed until May 2019.
I joined the South Lincs Vets team at Sutterton in May 2019 after my wife, 2 children, 17 animals and I bought our first house up here in lovely Lincolnshire. Working back in a hospital has made me realise just how much I love the diverse, thriving, crazy life as a hospital nurse. My wife and I have 2 sons, 2 dogs, 3 cats, 2 birds, 1 snake, 2 tortoises, 3 guinea pigs and 4 rabbits, one of which had a back leg amputated. All of our animals are rescues, most of which came from work. I wouldn't be who I am or where I am today without the constant love and support of my wonderful wife who I met at an aforementioned practice where we both studied together.
Megan Lauder – RVN
I joined South Lincs Vet Group in May 2019, I have been in the Veterinary Indsutry for over three years and qualifed in January 2018. I am going to be based between the branch at Heckington and the Hospital as I like the variety of cases that I see between the two. I have a keen interest in laboratory diagnostics and will quite happily spend my time looking down a microscope. My passion lies with surgical nursing; from the preparation of theatre to assisting the vet during surgical procedures, I find it all extremely interesting and one day hope to complete the Surgical Nursing Certificate. Outside of work I am a member of Lincolnshire Young Farmers and enjoy organising social and fund raising events and spending time on the farm with my partner. My home life is being kept very busy with the kitten (Niffler) and puppy (Flick) that we have recently adopted!
Emily Herbert – RVN
I started working within the veterinary industry in June 2013, after a big career change from banking to following my true passion to work with animals and become a veterinary nurse. After two years of hard work, I qualified in April 2018.
I joined South Lincs Vet Group in February 2019, you will find me mainly at the Heckington Branch where I am lead RVN. I am thoroughly enjoying the challenge of building up a new branch practice, and building relationships with new and existing clients and their pets. In addition I have a keen interest in Laboratory diagnostics and medical nursing, you will often find me happily looking down a microscope!
Outside of work I attend a weekly art group, I have enjoyed art from a young age and love trying lots of different types of mediums. At home I have two rescue cats, Maggie and Autumn. The names of my five rescue guinea pigs Elizabeth, Margaret, Beatrice, Victoria and Albert were inspired by royal history something I have a keen interest in.
Kally Haywood – RVN
I joined South Lincs Vet Group in June 2019, after previously working at another local practice since 2015. In 2018 I completed my Veterinary Nursing Diploma at The College Of Animal Welfare and was very proud to finally become a Registered Veterinary nurse.
I have a strong passion for all things feline and hope to one day complete a course in feline behaviour to further my knowledge. I enjoy all aspects of nursing, particularly inpatient care and laboratory work.
I currently live in Holbeach with my partner and our 2 spoilt cats.
Beth Prowting – RVN
I have always wanted a career with animals, after joining a veterinary practice in April 2018 I realised that a career in veterinary nursing was definitely for me.
Since starting at South Lincs Vet Group in January 2019 as an animal care assistant this has just confirmed my career choice. I am enjoying the busy and lively environment of the practice and I can't wait to continue my journey to becoming an RVN. I am looking forward to my training and giving every patient the care they deserve!
After living on a small holding for 7 years, I have had experience with a wide variety of animals, from guinea pigs to horses, but after a lot of down sizing all of my attention goes towards a very spoilt Yorkshire Terrier!
Care Assistants
Katy Hopkinson – Surgical instrument preparation
Growing up I have been surrounded by a variety of animals such as cats, dogs, chickens, ducks, rabbits and hamsters.
Growing up I have been surrounded by a variety of animals such as cats, dogs, chickens, ducks, rabbits and hamsters.
I have always loved wildlife and ever since I was a child I have taken on birds for rehabilitation to then hopefully release back into the wild. I have also helped an injured hedgehog that I found in my garden which had wire around its body. We removed the wire at Sutterton Veterinary Hospital then rehabilitated the hedgehog at home until fit and healthy, I then released him back into the garden where he thrived.
I studied at Riseholme college for 3 years where I achieved a BTEC in Animal Care and Animal Management.
Unfortunately I didn't have the chance to pursue my dream of working with animals so I went into human care. I worked for 10 years with the elderly with dementia and residential care.
An opportunity came up for maternity cover at a veterinary practice which is how I managed to get back into animal care. I thoroughly enjoyed my time there so knew I definitely wanted to continue in veterinary nursing.
In January 2018 I joined South Lincs Vet Group, I work at Sutterton Veterinary Hospital and I am enjoying getting more experience of seeing a wide range of procedures. I will hopefully start my veterinary care assistant course in 2019.
Justina Liepaite – Animal Care Assistant
Before I moved to England I finished my veterinary assistant studies and now I just joined this wonderful veterinary team who is helping me to approve my veterinary skills and I am very happy to be surrounded by professionals vets and nurses. Now I am training to be a veterinary nurse and every day spending here are precious. Animals is just my natural thing and I am trying to be as good as possible at nursing.
Georgie Burchnall – SVN
I have always had a love for animals and knew that nursing would be for me.
I have been working in practice since April 2018 and joined South Lincs Vet Group in December 2018. I am currently working as an animal care assistant and I am excited to soon be starting my veterinary nurse training.
I have always had animals at home and currently have 7 horses, 3 family dogs, 2 goats, 2 cats and 2 budgies.
Sam Wiles – Kennel Assistant
Sam has worked with animals since leaving school, she previously worked for the Jerry Green dog rescue for 10 years which she thoroughly enjoyed.
Sam then wanted a new challenge and was keen to learn more about the medical side of animal care. Although Sam spent ten years looking after dogs she has now found her love for other species including cats, birds and small furries.
Sam joined our team at Sutterton Veterinary Hospital in April, having never worked in a veterinary practice she has worked extremely hard to understand and deliver excellent patient care. Sam has a clear passion for animal care and due to the effort and dedication Sam has shown since starting at Sutterton.
Sam is kept busy in her spare time looking after her own dog, a Rottweiler called Guss.
Alex Moran – Student Nurse
I have been living in Lincolnshire for over 5 years now, having moved here from Kent to renovate a house and create a small holding in our garden. We currently have chickens, geese, ferrets, cats and dogs and have also had pigs and ducks.
I have always had a love of nature and the environment and having worked in the environmental sector for many years decided I needed a career change and to find something more fulfilling. I am now studying for a Level 3 Diploma in Veterinary Nursing at the College of Animal Welfare and hope to graduate in 2020. I was pleased and excited when I was offered my work placement at Sutterton Veterinary Hospital and haven't looked back since. Having replaced my suit for nurses scrubs and the office for kennels – I am happy as pigs in muck – and hope to have a long and happy career caring for people's pets as if they were my own. I am also living proof that it is never too late to learn or to pursue something you really love doing.
becky roberts – Student Nurse
Animals have been a big part of my life since I was child and I knew I wanted to work in the veterinary industry from a young age. In 2011 I completed an Extended Diploma in Animal Management and then went on to work in small veterinary practice as a nursing assistant.
I joined the team at South Lincs Vet Group in July 2018 with the intention of becoming a qualified veterinary nurse in the future. I have a keen interest in rehabilitation and inpatient care and welfare.
When I am not at work I am kept busy by my four dogs, Louis, Penny, Mouse and Twig and spend most of my free weekends at canicross races or training the dogs and myself ready for races.
Amelia Worgan – SVN
I joined South Lincs Vet Group in June 2019, I work between the Sutterton Hospital and the Heckington Clinic. I began studying to be a veterinary nurse in January 2019. I have also got a degree in Equine and Human Sports Science, and have a particular interest in rehabilitation. Whilst at university I also worked for a large animal rescue charity where I worked with a range of domestic and farm animals. I have always known I wanted to work with animals and I have a keen interest in medicinal science- I love this aspect working in practice. In my spare time you will find me walking with my partner and our 3 beagles, going out horse riding or performing on stage with local amateur dramatic societies.
Receptionists & Administrative staff
Donna Crane – Senior Receptionist
After working in retail for 18 years I decided I needed a change, I applied for the vacancy here at Sutterton Veterinary hospital and was lucky enough to be offered the job as receptionist.
Since starting I have been promoted to senior receptionist and thoroughly enjoying the role. I have two daughters aged 21 & 18, I enjoy socialising with Family and friends and love family holidays in the sun. I have two pets, a Senagal parrot called Rodders and a Miniature Dachshund call Nell.
Helena Roberson – Receptionist
I joined Sutterton Veterinary Hospital at the start of February 2015. I was previously employed for 8 years as a Prison Custody officer,
but decided to leave that line of work in order to become a Veterinary Receptionist. I enjoy new challenges and learning new things, I look forward to all the new situations I will face in my role, the people I will meet and the animals I will help.
I enjoy being around animals and working with them, my mum and I currently foster for our local dog charities and we have had much success in re homing dogs.
I spend most of my spare time with my horses, I like to compete at events doing show jumping and x country. I find this a very rewarding and enjoyable hobby that I have done all my life.
Kayleigh Putterill – Receptionist
I joined Sutterton Veterinary Hospital in August 2014. I have previously worked in retail and childcare, but becoming veterinary receptionist has given me new challenges.
I currently have a horsefield tortoise called Tommy who has been passed down from generations in my family. I enjoy spending time with my sister's Jack Russell Terrier called Rusty. I look forward to meeting all of your pets.
Sally Peacock – Receptionist
I joined Sutterton Veterinary Hospital in October 2017 and very much enjoy my role in this busy reception.
I have previously worked as a veterinary receptionist in a cambridgeshire surgery and before that I was a wedding co-ordinator for many years. My love of animals lead me to have a career change in 2015.
I have a springer and a cocker spaniel who I enjoy walking along the marsh.
Suzanne Iles – Receptionist
I have lived in the Holbeach area for the last 6 years having moved here from Kent in 2011. I have worked in the veterinary sector for the last 4 years but have worked with animals for 12 years in total. I am owned by 4 dogs, 2 rabbits and 20 chickens, all of which keep me busy when i'm not at work. In my spare time I enjoy showing my young Greenland dog and we have competed in quite a few championship shows around the UK where she has done very well.
Sarah Kirby – Receptionist
Tilly Rayner – Receptionist
Therena Exell – Receptionist
I have always wanted a career working with animals. After 5 years working within Dog Rescue and behaviour training; I joined the busy Reception Team at Sutterton Veterinary Hospital in September 2018.
I look forward to becoming more knowledgeable and overcoming any challenges I may face within my new role. One of the most enjoyable aspects of working as a vet receptionist; is that I get to connect with people and their animals on a daily basis. I love hearing the different stories that they share with us and meeting the different pets: be they feathered, furred or scaled!
Louise Edison – Receptionist
I joined the South Lincs Vet Group Reception team in May 2019, Previous to this role I had spent 15 years working as a Dispensary Assistant in a Pharmacy. I am thoroughly enjoying my new role and love the busy environment, meeting all the clients and all the lovely animals. In my spare time i love spending time with my family and friends and going on Holiday. I have a Labrador called Buddy and two Hamsters called Oreo and Raz.
Alexa Andrews – Receptionist
I joined South Lincs Vet Group in may 2019, I am prodimently based at the Sutterton Hospital but work the occasional shift at the Holbeach Clinic. Although I am still very new here I am thoroughly enjoying being part of a big team. I am enjoying every aspect of being a veterinary receptionist, I love seeing all the animals that come and go.
I work part time at South Lincs Vet Group as I have my own business and 11 horses to care for. I have always been an animal lover and love being hands on and around them 24/7. I have been running Andrews Supplies since 2015 and it certainly keeps me busy on my days off.
Kris Wiles – Cleaner
Hospital Managerial Staff
Emma Walker – RVN – Practice manager
I started veterinary nursing after leaving school and I qualified as a registered veterinary nurse in 2008, gaining my certificate in laboratory work and techniques in 2011.
I started working for Sutterton Vets on day one of opening and working as "Head nurse". In 2015 I became Manager for Sutterton and was actively involved in the process of making Sutterton in to a RCVS accredited Hospital. I now manage Sutterton Hospital and all of the branch practices.
I own 6 cats Cedrick, Lulu, Charlie and my hand reared cats Alfie, Harry & Marvin. A Yorkshire terrier rescue called Scruffy. I have a few sheep including my cade lamb called Lilly.
Claire Bird – RVN & Assistant Practice Manager
Animals have been a huge part of my life for as long as I can remember. Over the years, I have kept a wide variety of pets. I worked with horse for many years and was lucky enough to have my own.
I have been nursing now for 13 years, a job I find can be very rewarding and I feel privileged to be able to do this. I have only been with the Sutterton team for a short while and have already seen some very interesting cases.
I live in Grantham with my partner, our 2 dogs, 4 cats and 2 ferrets. Spare time is taken up with dog walks, ferret playtimes and getting away with the caravan when time allows.
Tracey James – Accounts
I am Tracey, I look after the accounts here at Sutterton Veterinary Hospital. I having been working here since February 2016 before that I worked in practice for seven years before deciding it was time for a change.
I love cats and tortoises, unfortunately I haven't got a tortoise but I have got a little kitty called Issy.
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Station Road
Mon - Fri 8.30am - 7pm
Saturdays 8.30am - 4pm
Sundays 9am - 3pm (For Non-Routine Appointments Only)
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Tips for People who asked about Corfu Island
We give some direct and short answers below.
Does Corfu have sandy beaches?
Almost everywhere the sea meets the land there is a beach in Corfu.
And 90% of the beaches in the West and North side of the island are sandy, most are also huge with fine golden sand.
What are the Beaches like in Corfu?
Beaches in the West and North side of Corfu are sandy and long, with exceptions of some south of Paleokastritsa area which are mixed sand and pebbles, the famous Rovinia, Paradise, and Stelari are mostly pebble.
On the East side beaches are smaller with pebbles, with exceptions here to be in Messonghi where we have a large sandy beach and the southern cape at Alikes of Lefkimi which is sandy but not so favorite among tourists.
Are there Beaches in Corfu Town?
Yes, sure there are.
Under the old city walls and opposite the Old Fortress is Faliraki, a picturesque small rocky promontory, a beach reachable by steps from the main road above at Mouragia area, the beach is also called Mpania toy Alekou means Baths of Alex.
Also South of Garitsa bay and after Anemomylos dock, just under Mon Repos palace there is the beach of Mon Repos, it was the former royal baths, it is preferred by locals and pupils for a quick dive.
Both are popular among locals.
Is the Sea warm in Corfu?
What do you think?
Of course, it is, especially at the East coast where the proximity with the Hellenic mainland creates something like a lake with two relatively small openings at North and South end, so is very warm at summers and not cold at winters.
On the West side though the sea is a bit cooler especially around Paleokastritsa due to cold steam arriving there from North Adriatic sea.
Where is Sandy Beaches in Corfu?
Everywhere on the West and North side of the island which is full of sandy beaches, each other separated by small rocky areas.
Is Corfu hot in October?
October in Corfu is like Summer, so yes is still hot and can still suitable for swimming too, with exceptions at some years.
Is Corfu warm in September?
Very warm and humid, in fact, the sea in September is warmer than in summer.
The only difference from August is that we have the first rainfalls.
How hot is Corfu in July?
Really hot, temperatures are normally around 100°F, but sometimes can reach up to 110°F and is really hard to stand.
What is the Sea temperature in Corfu?
Sea is warm in June, around 15-20°C (59-68°F), warmer in July and August when it reaches the 25-28°C (77-83°F) spot and even warmer in September when sometimes can be 30°C (86°F).
The coldest month is January, sea temperature then is around 10°C (50°F)
Is Corfu hot in February?
Not really, February still very cold month almost the same with January, temperatures vary from year to year with the average to be around 10°C (50°F)
Is Corfu hot in January?
January is the heart of winter, so generally, it is cold, but year by year the difference can be huge, sometimes temperatures stay near zero and other times can reach up to 15°C (59°F) even 20°C (68°F)
Is Corfu hot in March?
Yes and no, the average temp is around 20°C (68°F), but it can drop a lot or can rise up to 25°C (80°F)
How hot is Corfu in June?
June is Hot, it is a summer month.
The weather in Corfu per month?
But for the average weather conditions per month basis in Corfu, better read more on the page about the weather.
Which sea is Corfu in?
Corfu lays on the North Ionian sea, on the borders of South Adriatic sea, very close and exactly opposite the Hellenic and Albanian borders.
What is Corfu famous for?
Corfu is an island famous for many.
It is the densest populated Hellenic Island.
Corfu town is the only Kastropolis in Hellas, a city surrounded by the walls of two castles, the whole city is a UNESCO Heritage monument and keep its multicultural character with Venetian, English, and French influences.
It was the first Hellenic island opened its doors to the first tourists.
In Corfu there was the first Hellenic University, the first bank, the first electricity factory, the first theater in the modern Hellenic territory, the largest square in the Balkans, some say in Europe, the only cricket team in Hellas and was the place with the largest musical and intellectual tradition by far in Greece.
Corfu has the only Georgian style Palace outside the UK, the Palace of Saints Michael and George.
It is the only place in Hellenic territory never felt the Ottoman oppression.
What Language is Spoken in Corfu?
Hellenic, Greek for those don't know what Hellenic is, also almost all locals speak basic English too and many fluent English.
Better to avoid to ask somebody if he or she speaks English, because they most probably do and, seriously it can be taken as an offense! Just talk straight away.
What food do they eat in Corfu?
All food of the Hellenic cuisine, But Corfu also has its local cuisine which is the Venetian cuisine and includes traditional recipes as Pastitsada, Sofrito, Bourdeto, Bianco, and many more, read about these recipes here.
Where were the Durrells filmed?
Durrells in Corfu was filmed mainly in Danilia village, a replica of an old traditional Corfu village in Danilia area, also in parts of Corfu town, in Kalami bay where the family lived in the white house for most of its time in Corfu and in other parts of the island.
Is there a Volcano in Corfu?
Yes, there is a long-extinct volcano in the middle of the island, it is the mount of Agioi Deka, the crater was the top of this mountain called Pantokrator, not to be confused though with Pantokrator, top of the other mountain at the north Corfu.
What does Corfu mean?
Corfu derives from Koryphai, a Hellenic word in plural tense meaning Tops or Peaks.
The peaks(Koryphai) of mount Pantokrator which has two equally high tops that can be seen clearly as a ship approaches Corfu island.
Is Corfu a real place?
What do you think?
Where is Corfu in relation to Hellas?
Corfu is the Westernmost tip of Hellas, in the borders of two seas and two countries, the North Ionian and South Adriatic seas, opposite the Hellenic borders with Albania.
What size is Corfu?
Corfu is a middle-sized island of 229 mi², it is the Seventh larger Hellenic island and has some satellite island clusters around it, the Diapontia islands at north and Paxos islands at South.
What is the Population of Corfu?
According to 2011 census, the population of the main island is 97.000 inhabitants, while along with it's satellite islands the municipality has almost 104.000 residents.
Why is Kerkyra called Corfu?
Kerkyra is the ancient Hellenic name of the island and the city, Corfu is the name given to the island by the Latins, they paraphrased the Hellenic word Korfes derived from ancient Koryphai, which means Peaks, to Corfes-> Corfu.
Romans, who later became the Latins, always used to steal and change ancient Hellenic words, as they did with ancient religion and Gods, Culture, Arts, Sciences, alphabet, everything!
And they gave other names to everything they stole.
Is Corfu part of the EU?
Corfu is part of Hellas!
Which Hellenic island is closest to the UK?
Corfu, as it is the westernmost part of Hellas.
Where can Families go to Corfu?
Almost anywhere, but there are some places more suitable for families with children.
Check here for the Best Resorts for Families
Which is the prettiest Hellenic island?
There are many Beautiful Hellenic islands, the prettiest island is different for everyone.
Definitely, Corfu is among the more beautiful islands in the country
Which Hellenic Island has the best beaches?
This is subjective, we don't know about the best, but we definitely know that Corfu has the most and the richest variety of Beaches in Hellas.
Where is the airport in Corfu?
Corfu airport is inside the Lake of Halikiopoulos, a lagoon West of Kanoni and South of Corfu town, in the area of the Ancient Port of Corfu.
What is the airport called in Corfu?
The Corfu airport is called Ioannis Kapodistrias in honor to the first governor of the modern Hellenic state Count Ioannis Kapodistrias who was a Corfiot noble.


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Who doesn't love staying close to nature? Planting a garden is always a great idea. However, whether we should keep them indoors is a debatable topic with different conflicting views. It's really difficult to derive a conclusion. A plant indeed does more good than just making the shelves look brighter. Along with producing the life-saving gas oxygen, plants help in boosting moods by reducing the stress level. They help to increase creativity and productivity, bring tranquillity and acts as a natural filter for air pollutants.
However, we are even aware of the fact that plants do emit carbon dioxide at night. Just as humans, plants do respire too. The question that lingers in mind is "are these CO2 emitted by plants harmful?" Well, being honest, carbon dioxide, when emitted in a smaller amount, is relatively less harmful. There are communities of people that love to stay close to nature and are surrounded by plants all around. Do those people die? Absolutely not! Instead they live a much healthier and happy life.
Besides emitting oxygen, plants in the bedroom can lead to a rise in the humidity level of the room by emitting water vapour during transpiration. Many Feng Shui experts have presented the idea that indoor plants produce energies that disturbs sleep. According to Feng Shui experts, "During sleep, the energy goes down as sleeping is a Yin event. But plants carry wood energy that is a strong vibrant and is yang energy."
This made me wonder, "don't people want to live in a place that's more vibrant and full of liveliness?"
According to scientific research and study plants affect the level of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the room, which directly affects the quality of sleep. On the other hand, plants act as high-end air purifying machines. The negative ions present in the air attach themselves and harmful particles like mould spores, bacteria, dust, and allergens are effectively removed from the air.
Bedroom and Plants
The benefits of plants, in general, are outnumbered. Planting a garden makes the whole area look aesthetically beautiful and alive. Do we know that simply by touching a leaf for 2 minutes straight will reduce the stress level?
The bedroom is the place, where we consider to be our heaven of peace, the place where we can relax, and finally put away all the worries and surrender ourselves to the lap of sleep. Growing a plant in such a place would make it peaceful and eventually, it will enhance the quality of sleep.
When designing a bedroom for yourself, have you ever wondered about the chemicals that are being released by the beautiful paints on the wall? I know, not really. Plant present in such a place absorbs all the negative ions and the toxins released by these chemicals and freshens the air. Don't just only count on plants to make your bedroom healthy and fresh. Other factors such as regular ventilation, a comfortable mattress, fresh bed cover add up to the overall well-being of a bedroom.
Benefits of planting a Garden in a bedroom
● Relaxing Effects:
Bedrooms are places where we want calmness and tranquillity that gives us a feel like a dense forest. According to studies, colour, shapes, and scents lead to psychological changes and plant carries each of these elements. It is a proven fact that students present in a room with plants are more attentive in their studies. Plants help them to improve their focus.
● Helps to combat allergies:
Plants present in a room helps to build a strong immune response among the people present. Which is good for small babies, who are suffering from the underdeveloped immune system. There are many toxins and dust present in the surroundings that trigger allergies. Plants in the surroundings help to combat those toxins and make the air healthier to breathe.
● Works as Noise Insulator:
Do we know an interesting fact? Plants can absorb and reduce the noise that is entering our home from outside. Studies prove that plants reduce the noise level by 5 decibels, which is quite significant. To produce the facts on a deeper level, plants act as a perfect distraction and with calmness and quietness associated with it, they redirect our consciousness to someplace less noisy.
I've also created an article on the common benefits of having houseplants, which you could get more detailed informations.
Plants that Release Oxygen at Night
The heading seems quite unusual, right? Well, it's true, indeed! Some plants also release oxygen at night, which leads to the reverse process of releasing carbon dioxide in the sunlight. There are few TED talks aired on this topic as well. The oxygen that is being produced by the plants is somehow trapped and cannot escape during the daylight. This characteristic is derived in the plant's DNA to protect the plant from the loss of water. At night, the plant cools and relaxes the pores, and then the trapped oxygen is released.
Best Plants for Your Bedroom
When choosing bedroom plants, don't choose a plant that requires a lot of sunlight and warm temperature. Mentioned below are a few of the plants that you can consider placing in your bedroom.
● The Sansevieria plant can grow in low bedroom light and can even convert carbon dioxide to oxygen at night. Also known as the snake plant, this plant is a complete star for bedrooms.
● Aloe vera is not only boosted for their beneficial effects but is also an excellent choice for bedroom plant. It helps to remove the benzene and formaldehyde in the air as well as you can use the gel to soothe your skin-one items with two benefits.
● Chlorophytum comosum or the spider plant not only helps to remove the toxins from the air but is easy to take care of. This plant also comes with the benefit of being non-toxic to animals.
● Philodendron is a plant that will add that subtle romantic touch to the bedroom with style. It also adds air-purifying capacities as well.
P.S. I've created a beginners guide on how to take care of houseplants, you may want to check it out by clicking here.
I hope this post helps! Now start enjoying a healthier life with a better quality of sleep by decorating your bedroom with beautiful and suitable plants. Planting a mini garden in the bedroom will bring a better change in your day to day life!


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Dorset carpenter shapes construction career thanks to Shared Apprenticeships South West and Midas Construction
A dedicated carpentry apprentice is shaping a career in the construction industry thanks to a pioneering south west scheme.
Sam Vale joined forces with Shared Apprenticeships South West (SASW) when he left school at 16, working with the organisation to gain work experience alongside industry-leading qualifications.
With aspirations to become a carpenter, Sam impressed a team of contractors so much that he was offered a permanent position with one regional firm.
Now 18, Sam has begun working with IIT Carpentry after his apprentice host contractor Midas Construction praised his workmanship and positive attitude to learning.
"I have really enjoyed my time learning about the construction industry and carpentry and am so pleased that my hard work during the apprenticeship has seen me gain a permanent job doing what I love," said Sam from Bournemouth.
"SASW and Midas both saw something special in me and have supported me throughout my training so I can now go in to a career, confident in my skills and knowledge of carpentry. I am excited to see what comes next."
Sam first heard about the work of SASW whilst still at school and was keen to find out more about how the organisation could help him fulfil his career dreams. With fond memories of helping to chop wood with his grandad, Sam wanted to grow his skills and knowledge of the trade while gaining a practical insight into the construction industry.
After signing up with SASW, Sam began working on a variety of different sites with host contractor Midas Construction, working on projects including a school, nursery and a care village. He also spent a day a week in the classroom, gaining his site carpentry qualifications.
"I enjoyed working with Midas because they were very supportive and didn't put pressure on me for tasks to be completed too quickly," he said. "This meant I could take my time with the work to ensure that it was neat and to the highest standards. The Midas team were also very good when I needed help with my studies."
By being given the opportunity to work alongside a team of experienced tradespeople, Sam also became savvy in a number of other ways.
"I have learnt and improved many skills since working with Midas and their subcontractors." he said. "Site teams have involved me in as many different aspects of projects as possible, which has expanded my knowledge of carpentry techniques and has also helped me to improve my communication skills as I am working alongside so many new people."
Impressing Midas, it was suggested he work with sub-contractor IIT Carpentry on one development in a bid to help him gain even more industry know-how.
"Through Dan Coniam, the senior project manager, Midas said that I could work with them to gain more experience which would enhance my NVQ portfolio. The boss of IIT carpentry had heard good things from my supervisor on site and after speaking with me, offered to take me on. I started working with IIT in the summer and I'm studying towards a higher level carpentry qualification to further enhance my skills."
The trainee carpenter has praised the support he received from SASW, an organisation that pairs construction companies with apprentices in a bid to boost the industry and inject a new generation of workers in to the sector. Apprentices are recruited, trained and managed through the scheme, with SASW finding them paid work with host contractors throughout the region.
Emma Norton, Programme Manager for SASW, said: "We are so pleased to see Sam's hard work and dedication pay off with a permanent job. He has been an outstanding apprentice who I am sure will go far in the industry. His success highlights how rewarding and successful an apprenticeship can be in offering people a way to begin their career in construction."
As part of the Midas ethos to support up and coming construction workers, the firm is keen to welcome apprentices on to its many construction sites across the South West, Wales, Midlands and South East.
Michelle Cole, Midas' group community engagement manager, said: "Apprenticeships are a great way for people to take that first step into the construction industry, earning a wage while beginning a fulfilling career in a range of trade and technical job roles.
"Investing in apprentices is a way for Midas to help secure the future of the industry and bring fresh, exciting new ideas into the sector. We wish Sam all the best for his future, and look forward to him working on more of our sites locally."
Sam hopes to continue learning and growing as he trains to become a carpenter whilst also taking the time to share his knowledge and experience with others.
"I would like to become a supervisor and in the future have my own carpentry company, which invests in and supports its own quality workforce in the way that I have been supported."


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Before telling you more about the practice, we want to acknowledge that therapy can be an uncomfortable prospect for some people. Often, people are unsure of what a therapist can offer, or what they should expect when they meet with a therapist. People may also hold beliefs about what it means about them or the seriousness of their issues because they have chosen to come to therapy.
Coming to therapy does not make you "crazy" or mean that your problems are necessarily worse than other people's. It just means that you have taken a step to cope with problems in a healthy way. We look forward to working with you to learn more about your problems and your goals. Together, we can help you make desired changes in your life.


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Last Thursday morning, 27th September 2012, saw the Cayman Islands Society of HR Professionals gather together at the Grand Cayman Marriott hotel for the annual general meeting. The meeting kicked off with a breakfast buffet and a chance to network and catch-up with colleagues, clients, acquaintances and fellow HR Professionals.
The meeting was focused on the 2012/2013 election process as well as a heartfelt and passionate speech by outgoing President Samantha Nehra; and an equally inspiring presentation by incoming President Ahisha Bodden.
Congratulations must be extended to the successful new members of the Board: Jackie Myles – Vice President, Keyreaye Bodden – Secretary, and Chris Bailey – Director; as well as all participating nominees.
An extended thank you to the CISHRP for another exceptionally well executed and enjoyable event.


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Statistically speaking, the T-wolves (11-12) and Rockets (11-11 are pretty evenly matched. They generate and allow roughly the same number of points a game. The major difference is that the Timberwolves spread the production out with six players averaging in double figures so far this season and no one standing out above the others. Houston only has four with James Harden clearly leading the way.
Minnesota just saw its four-game win streak come to an end with a loss to the Boston Celtics Saturday night. Houston put a four-game losing streak to bed over the weekend with a pair f dominant wins over the San Antonio Spurs and Chicago Bulls.
Will Houston be able to keep their momentum going now that everyone is healthy? Will the Timberwolves be able to get back on track against a tough Houston team?
16 double-doubles in 22 games for the Big Fella!— Houston Rockets (@HoustonRockets) December 2, 2018
Highlights from last night's W ⤵ pic.twitter.com/OPabXao8T5
Spread: Rockets by 2
This is going to be a very competitive game between two good teams. Chances are good it will come down to the end. If that is indeed the case, take the Rockets and give up the points. Houston has one of the most clutch players in the NBA in James Harden. Minnesota doesn't really have anyone.
Over/Under: 220
Both offences are certainly able to score, but it remains to be seen how well they can play defence against a team so similar to themselves. It will not be by much but take the over.
Money line: Rockets -131.58; Timberwolves +110.00
This is going to be a fun game to watch that will be packed with excitement. It will come down to the fourth quarter where James Harden will take over. Take Houston to win over Minnesota.
*Odds via Betway.com
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How to Make Cortana Use Another Search Engine Instead of Bing
Microsoft made Cortana to be probably the most useful feature of Windows 10. But, also had one hidden intention with Cortana. Using Cortana is the great way to promote Microsoft's own search engine, Bing! So, by default, you can't change the default search engine in Cortana.
The good news is that with a few simple tricks, that is possible. And we'll tell you exactly how you can do that.
As changing your default browser in Microsoft Edge is enabled by Microsoft, which is a good move, because if it was otherwise, it could drive away a lot of users, Microsoft didn't include this feature in Cortana.
How to change Cortana's default search engine
But, just a couple of days after the release of Windows 10, some developers came up with the solution. Namely, they developed and released a couple of extensions for Google Chrome which redirect the Cortana's search results from Bing to Google.
So, if you're using Google Chrome as your default browser, just download and install one of the following extensions and every time you search for something with Cortana, results from Google will appear in your browser: Bing2Google (Google only) and Chrometa (Google, Yahoo and DuckDuckGo). Once installed these extensions will redirect the same term you typed in Cortana's search from Bing to Google.
If you're using Firefox as your default browser, redirecting your search result from Bing to Google is even simpler. Actually, you don't have to do anything at all. That's because the latest version of Mozilla Firefox, 40, comes with this option as a built-in feature. So, you just have to use Firefox as your default browser, and update to the latest version, if you didn't yet.
This was completely expected, because Mozilla CEO, Chris Beard recently called out Microsoft for 'pushing Edge to Windows 10 users over the rival's browsers.' So, we can interpret this as Mozilla's direct 'glove in the face' to Microsoft, Bing and Edge. There is no response on this from Microsoft, yet, but if things like this continue to happen, we could witness the beginning of the war between two huge companies, Mozilla and Microsoft.
If you use Edge as your default browser, you cannot re-direct your Cortana search results from Bing to Google, even if you set Edge as your default browser. And you shouldn't expect this option in the future, because it won't make any sense for Microsoft to allow you to let Cortana search Google on Edge.
If you're worried about keeping your browsing history private and stop browsers from profiling you, you can drop Cortana web search altogether and use a privacy-focused search engine such as DuckDuckGo. As stated above, you can also force Cortana's to use DuckDuckGo as its default search engine as well, so the choice is yours. You can use DuckDuckGo with Cortana or separately.
To further secure your browsing data, you can also use a privacy-friendly browser, such as Tor.
- How to bring back Cortana after you removed it
- What to do if Cortana Can't Send Dictated Emails or Take Notes
- How to block Cortana's web searches in Windows 10
Editor's Note: This post was originally published in August 2015 and has been since updated for freshness, and accuracy.


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Solar Education
Solar renewables are fascinating. The sun bestows upon the earth incomprehensible amounts of energy every day. The amount of solar energy reaching the surface of the planet is so vast that in one year it is about twice as much as will ever be obtained from all of the Earth's non-renewable resources of coal, oil, natural gas, and mined uranium combined.
Photovoltaics as we know them (solar collectors that convert light into electricity) were developed by Bell Laboratories in Basking Ridge NJ. The whole process of conversion of light to electricity is based on the photoelectric phenomenon, a topic which Einstein wrote about in 1905.
The resources on the rest of this page are aimed at educating you about certain important aspects of solar.
Solar Blog
We have brought together a collection of articles our team has written that help go through the ins and out of solar. Our articles also provide timely and relevant news regarding solar incentives and programs local to New Jersey and New York.
Solar Videos
A collection of helpful tutorials where we walk through topics such as how solar is financed and how savings are earned.
Solar Resources
Useful FAQs and knowledge pieces to help you learn about how solar works on your home or business.
Solar Mythbusters
Deep in the depths of our solar company sits a team of superhero honesty addicts bent on setting straight the misbelieves and falsisms thrown at solar. Whether day or night, rain or shine, they are there to take commonly heard beliefs, analyze them and post out the factual answers.
Solar Podcasts
Sharing these days is very machine like. We post pictures and words and assume people will read and capture exactly what we wanted to share. Sometimes its better to go old school and share some actual conversation.
Our Podcasts allow us to answer questions and share our thoughts in our own words. We hope you enjoy listening to them. Once you have, we look forward to talking with you so we can show you how solar can bring your home or business significant savings.
Solar White Papers
In depth white papers related to partner benefits, taxable incentives, solar financing and other industry specific knowledge papers.
Solar Quizzes
Our Solar Experts have put together some fun quizzes to test your Solar Know-How and learn some new things! Have fun!
Our team loves to share and we'd be happy to communicate the correct information on how solar energy systems work, how they are financed to benefit everyone and how going solar can save a significant amount for little to no effort.
Check out our current Event Schedule if you want to see us out and about in the community.
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Day 2 :
Keynote Forum
Fabienne Trolard
INRA-UAPV, UMR EMMAH, France
Keynote: How to address sustainability in agriculture?
Time : 10:00-10:40
In the world, agriculture developed 10,000 years ago, most of plant and animal species of man's interest have been domesticated. Today's agriculture still relies almost exclusively on these same species. According to global changes and the challenges of food security, scientists are being questioned by decision-makers and stakeholders in the territories on the sustainability of agrosystems. Valuable information on this topic and recommendations can be derived from the study of practices and processes related to agriculture over time. Long-time (up to 1,000 years), middle-time (around 50-60 years) and short-time (one hour to 3-4 months) studies illustrate hereafter the field of possibilities to produce this information. In the first example, the period from 4500 years BP till date was explored by the help of palynological determinations of pollens extracted from a continuous 720-cm core drilled on the delta of Mirna River (gulf of Venice) in the coastal zone of the Adriatic Sea. With an average chronological resolution for core stratigraphy of 7 years per cm, a succession of agro-pastoral activities has been observed, with cereals (about 3000 years BP), olive growing, viticulture and orchards (about 2000 years BP). It can also be noted the abandonment of all agricultural activities in this zone during more than 600 years, which can be ascribed to the consequence of the major volcanic eruption of Santorini (1,650 years BC). In the second example, the consequences of intensive agriculture of the last 60 years have been studied in two agro-systems in the South-East of France: In the rice cropping in Camargue and in the meadows in Crau's area (hay production with a COP label). In Camargue, X-ray diffraction on the clay fraction in the paddy soils, compared to a control, show a significant increase of the clay crystallinity in the paddy soil, which implies a decrease of their solubility and thus of silica bioavailability for plant growth. The sustainability of rice crop system requires the clearing of silica exportations. In Crau's area, long-term database concerning hay's mineral content, dry matter and climate dynamics have been statistically analyzed. Results show a steady state (in quantity and quality) of the production despite an average temperature increase of 1.9 °C since 1960. Our findings suggest that irrigation, both with the water inputs and quality of water, has played a key role for the sustainability of hay production since the 16th century. In the third example, the short time (~1 hour intervals) of processes in agriculture has been explored during several rice crop seasons by in situ monitoring of water in waterlogged soils. Relationships between variations of the chemical composition of water and plant growth have been established from field data. Kinetical modeling of digestion of nitrogen fertilization by the agro-system has been proposed and allow for separating biotic from abiotic processes and defining characteristic times of relaxation.
Keynote Forum
John M Jemison
University of Maine, USA
Keynote: Innovative practices for dairy and potato farmers to adapt in increasingly variable climatic conditions: Lessons learned in Maine
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Jaime Malaga
Texas Tech University, USA


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Finding Our Way Through the Darkness
The total eclipse of 2017 is nearly here, where the moon comes between the earth and the sun, upending all we thought we understood about the universe and our place in it. Science can explain the mechanics in ways that we humans can mostly understand but the enormity of this shadow play taking place amongst the stars is somehow beyond our earthbound, mortal comprehension. Eclipses have been observed for thousands of years and the story of the sun mysteriously disappearing in the middle of the day is part of just about every ancient culture.
Eclipse myths often entail an animal devouring the sun such as the Viking sky wolves or the Vietnamese toad. These tales gave rise to the practice of banging drums or pans and shouting at the sky demons to chase them away and bring back the sun. "If you do a worldwide survey of eclipse lore, the theme that constantly appears, with few exceptions, is it's always a disruption of the established order," said E. C. Krupp, director of the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, California.
Ah, the disruption. Science assures us that the sun will in fact return but our hearts fear the never ending darkness and the uncertainty that everything we counted on to be true before night descended may not return. How like the place we as a people find ourselves: much that we hold dear is being disrupted – loss of human rights, the closing of our borders, the unjust killing of people with brown skin, and the loss of the only home we know to deadly climate change. Darkness is all around us. An eclipse takes place light years away and is moved by forces few of us can really explain yet here on earth, we experience the fear and the uncertainty deep in our mortal bodies.
In these dark days we Unitarian Universalists spend lots of energy banging the metaphorical pans – protesting, partnering and simply showing up on the side of love and justice. This is good and necessary work but it exacts a toll and our spirits need sustenance; our hearts need reassurance that the values we cherish will prevail. As we wait for the sun's return, we must hold fast to our principles and to the practice of gathering in community.
Take time to breathe in the coming days, take time to enjoy the beauty that surrounds you and share that beauty with others. Be open and curious about new ways of engaging with difference and be gentle with your own imperfections. Sing, dance and let yourself feel the goodness that exists in our world. Practice resilience against the darkness, even when it seems impossible. Hold space for one another to be vulnerable about that which we fear.
May the strength that is present in our communities of faith guide us through this dark and difficult time. The universe moves slowly but inexorably towards justice and the sun will return, just as it always has.
Patricia Infante
CER Congregational Life Staff


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By the time I had the pipes and faucets thawed, my husband already had finished milking the cows and was gone to a dentist appointment.... With 25 calves to care for it can get pretty hectic. I was at the barn from 5:30 am to 9:50 am and my feet were feeling the cold pretty badly. I was getting desperate. I used the blow dryer inside my boots and on my socks but as soon as I would put my foot back in my boots, they felt very cold again. I had to put my hands in hot water too. What misery. The feed auger was frozen too so I couldn't give the grain to the 5 bigger calves. They got extra hay though. They got their grain later when my son got the auger going again...
This is me, preparing the milk, hahaha, I didn't really copied the plumbing accurately but you get the idea of the set up. You can click on the pictures to make them bigger as I reduced the size of my pictures this year...
I had to warm my feet in a big bucket of hot water, one foot at a time as I prepared mixing the milk replacement for the older calves. My steel toe boots can get pretty cold at that temperature.This will become my new method from now on. It worked like a charm for me.
The calves were so eager for their warm milk as I was getting late in feeding them. They are like clocks and knows when it's feeding time.
When it's colder than usual, they need lots of fresh bedding to ensure they have a dry bed but it's not always easy to keep their bedding clean and dry, especially when they are starting to eat all their grain as they sometimes get diarrhea and their pens quickly gets dirty. Some are pretty clean and others are hopeless. What normally takes me a few hours took me 4 hours and 15 minutes to do, from preparing and carrying the milk, feeding milk, hay, grain, water, bedding and cleaning up, washing bottles and pails and filling the bottles for the next feeding all takes time especially when I have a bunch of new born calves.
These three calves are three weeks old now and the white one is huge and long as compared to the normal size. She was about 130 lbs when she was born and the average size are 90 lbs at birth. I have to put a halters on them to tie them down for feeding as they all want to eat at the same time, this way I can feed two at a time by holding the bottles. The white on is super strong and feisty. Now I only tie two as one has learned to behave. I had 7 newborn but now I have only 6 as a bull was sold.
I have 10 calves in these littles pens and three are weaned off milk and are getting cold water. They are ready to move but have to wait till the new water bowl is install as the old one got a hole in it this week. As soon as there three are moved out, their pens will be cleaned and the three bigger new born will be moved here. It's very difficult to take good pictures as the other 6 pens are behind a short retain wall.
This is Tigger, he just hates having his picture taken and I had to take about 6 shots before he agreed to look at the camera for a split second... He doesn't look too happy with me but still was waiting for his back scratch and a little sweet baby talk.
This is the wood that keeps the house toasty warm in these cold temperatures
This is my selfie. Tigger said that he would only allow me to post his picture if I posted a selfie of me so here it is... Notice the dust in my glasses when I get home from the barn. Foggy glasses are not fun either. Anyone wants my job?
So if your feet gets cold stick your boots in hot water.
Stay warm and safe.


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Modern Ireland
The Republic of Ireland has a long history of Christian tradition. St. Patrick arrived on the island in the 5th Century. Religious turmoil marked Ireland from the 1500s up through the 20th century. Recently, failures of the institutional church and the increasing secularization of the island have marked Irish society. At the same time, many Irish face few material needs and experience relative affluence, so there is little desperation or awareness of a need for God. The good news is that some Irish are becoming more authentic in their view of faith and Christianity.
Serge Ireland is convinced that the Irish people will see God's great love for them and their great need for him through the enlightening of the Holy Spirit and the expression of the Good News in His Word.
What we do in Ireland
Serge Ireland has a primary focus of strengthening the Irish church in all of her expressions and supporting Irish believers as they engage their neighbors with the gospel. Serge Ireland is comprised of two teams.
The Metro Team is located in and around Dublin and primarily works with emerging leaders, the creative arts community, and Serge Apprentices.
The Motion Team focuses on Gospel expansion across the island, particularly through relationships with Irish church planters.
Serge Ireland Teammates:
- Encourage spiritual formation and leadership development of church leaders, students, and young adults
- Engage in personal evangelism with our friends and neighbors
- Provide vision and leadership among the creative arts community
- Support and mentoring church planters and church planting teams
- Offer professional, gospel-centered counseling
As one of Serge's first countries of service, Serge Ireland has worked alongside many national leaders to support the establishment, growth, and multiplication of several churches.
Additionally, through the Apprentice and Internship programs, we've been blessed to see spiritual renewal in the lives of many young adults as they gain a deeper understanding of their identity in Christ through intentional study of the gospel. As beloved sent ones, these young adults have gone on to become church and ministry leaders, and godly influences in their homes and workplaces.
Building the Team
Serge Ireland is seeking individuals who are willing to immerse themselves in the fabric of the Irish culture and become rooted in local communities. We desire to build our team with members who have a strong gospel-centered identity and an ability to function as catalytic encouragers for the local church.
How you can pray
- For God to provide a team leader and team to serve in N. Ireland
- For the many faithful church leaders and church planters on the island
- For Serge missionary Apprentices to gain rooting and clarity for their God-given callings
- For emotional and spiritual healing for individuals being counseled by Serge staff
- For the gospel to go forth through the creative arts community in Ireland
How to get involved
Over many years Serge has seen the fruitfulness of Irish church plants. You can give to the Serge Irish Church Planter Fund and help provide start-up grants for church plants across Ireland.
By God's grace, Serge-Ireland has implemented this partnership with five different pastors in the past ten years.