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1/13/2008 Press Articles (0003) : Index of Content (Last Updated @ 22-2-2008)1) "Letters of Support" for Stave Hill Ecology Park from Rotherhithe Community Safety Forum [(Dated 26-12-2007) ("SE16 Ecology Park Deserves Funding" (Southwark News @ 4-1-2008) (Page 10)] + Valerie Shawcross AM + Cllr. Jenny Jones AM (Web Link : http://rotherhithe0003.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!4337256240820D27!256.entry) 2) Rotherhithe’s Wild At Heart (Southwark News @ 26-7-2007) (Page 18)
3) Cannabis Factory Dumped in Rotherhithe (Southwark News @ 26-7-2007) (Pages 1 & 2)
4) Southwark's 2nd Dispersal Zone : The Four Squares Estate in Bermondsey, Slippers Place Estate, Kirby Estate, Millpond Estate and Pynfolds Estate from July 16 2007 (Part 1)
"Letters of Support" for Stave Hill Ecology Park from Rotherhithe Community Safety Forum [(Dated 26-12-2007) ("SE16 Ecology Park Deserves Funding" (Southwark News @ 4-1-2008) (Page 10)] + Valerie Shawcross AM + Cllr. Jenny Jones AM (Updated @ 22-2-2008)Web Link for News Update : http://rotherhithe0003.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!4337256240820D27!163.entry
To: Kam Hong Leung
Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2008 8:26 PM
Subject: thank you
Hello Kam,
First, a very heartfelt thank you for all your support. It was a lovely note to return to work on! What a great letter in the Southwark News, and I know that it is thanks to you that we have received letters from Jenny Jones and Val Shawcross. Both Steve and Reuben have kept me up to date, and passed on your paperwork, which will be a valuable addition to the bid portfolio. I have been told that there is a letter from Bea in this week's News, and I intend to send John to the shop to get me a copy ........ With best wishes, Rebeka
From: Ami Ibitson
To: Kam Hong Leung
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2008 3:01 PM
Subject: RE: Stave Hill Ecology Park (SHEP) : Update on Request for 'Letters of Support" for "Green Pennant Award" and "Heritage Fund Bid for £350,000" Dear Kam
Val has asked me to pass to you a copy of her letter regarding Stave Hill's green pennant application.
Best wishes
Ami
Ami Ibitson
Researcher to Val Shawcross AM Web Link to Val Shawcross AM's Letter of Support for Stave Hill Ecology Park dated 11 January 2008 : http://www.flickr.com/photos/16999050@N00/2189800486/
From: Ruth Timson
Dear Kam, I have attached a copy of the letter Jenny Jones has sent to Rebeka Clark, for the the Heritage Lottery Fund Grants panel, in support of Stave Hill Ecology Park's application. I wish you all the best with the application. Ruth Timson ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE BICENTENNIAL 2007 - IGNORED NO MORE
GREATERLONDONAUTHORITY Web Link to Cllr. Jenny Jones AM's Letter of Support for Stave Hill Ecology Park dated 2 January 2008 : http://www.flickr.com/photos/16999050@N00/2187837335/
Message: Jan 09 2008, 02:58 PM
From: "Bekke Clark" To: Friends of Stave Hill Subject: Stave Hill supporters Hello to you all, As promised, here's the email asking for letters of support. You will all know about the Heritage Lottery Fund bid, which will be submitted in March. However, you may not know that I am also applying for a Green Pennant Award. The deadline is on the 27th Jan, a fact I found out just before flying to NZ! Info on the Green Flag/Pennant Award can be found at : www.greenflagaward.co.uk So, if you feel you could write a letter of support, it would be very helpful. Letters need to be individual, (so no copying!) and signed. I have attached a page, which suggests points you could cover, but really, what the letter should be about is you, the park, and the community. What do you think is good about it? Any letters should be posted to me at : Rebeka Clark. Site Manager, StaveHill Ecology Park Timber Pond Rd London SE16 6AX You may have noticed the different email address. Until the phone line is restored at Stave Hill, this is my work address. As always, thank you for your help and support. Enjoy your January off, and I look forward to seeing you in February.
Regards,
Rebeka
Points to consider when writing a Letter of Support
Do you feel that Stave Hill is a valued part of the local community map?
Do you like the park because: The access to wildlife / wildspace? The peace and tranquillity? The links to traditional countryside techniques, for example hedgelaying?
Do you feel that the site is well maintained and clean?
Do you feel safe when in the park?
Do you think that the site invites involvement by the local community?
What is your link to the site?
These are all points to consider, but really, it’s all about what YOU like about Stave Hill. If you really like the fact that we have enormous compost bins which are used by Bacon’s College, then say so! If you like the wildflowers and dragonflies then mention that. Or if it’s the cameradie of the volunteer days and all getting muddy in a pond, then write that down. Southwark News Reader's Letter (4-1-2008) (Page 10) - "SE16 Ecology Park Deserves Funding"
On RCSF Blog : http://www.flickr.com/photos/16999050@N00/2166565653/
On Southwark News Website : http://www.southwarkweekender.co.uk/rotherhithe-home/00,news,8442,6204,00.htm
From: Kam Hong Leung
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2007 3:14 AM
Subject: Stave Hill Ecology Park (SHEP) : 'Letters of Support' from Cllr. Jenny Jones AM / GLA + RCC + RCSF for SHEP's £350,000 Heritage Lottery Fund Grant Application Dear Friends
Rebeka Clark, Site Manager of SHEP, has requested for 'Letters of Support' as referred to in the SHEP's e-Newsletter of 13-12-2007 @ 11:29am. I have prepared and sent a 2-page letter on behalf of Rotherhithe Community Safety Forum (RCSF) that incorporated 16 carefully selected colour photos to help tell the 'Community-Building Success Story' in Rotherhithe. Please note that a copy of this 2-page letter can be accessed via the two web links below :
Should you wish to gain online access to the RCSF's 'Letter of Support', please click the 'ALL SIZES' icon just above each page to be viewed on the computer screen to enlarge the document for easy viewing and/or downloading as required. Please see the 'Comments Section' of each posting for additional information.
I am pleased to report that Rotherhithe Community Council (RCC) has agreed to send a 'Letter of Support' at its meeting on 18-12-2007. It is with gratitude and pleasure that I would like to hereby share with you the good news that Cllr. Jenny Jones AM, Southwark Councillor and Green Member of the London Assembly, will also be sending a 'Letter of Support' to Rebeka Clark, SHEP's Site Manager, as you can see in her kind email below of 28-12-2007 @ 10:47. I would be most grateful if you and/or your local groups /organisations would also help by sending your 'Letters of Support' to Rebeka Clark direct using her contact details as shown below.
All best wishes to you and yours for a healthy and prosperous 2008. Kam
To : Heritage Lottery Fund Grants Panel
Date : 26 December 2007
Dear Sir / Madam
Letter of Support for Stave Hill Ecology Park (SHEP) Application for Heritage Lottery Fund
SHEP’s Founder and Site Manager, Rebeka Clark was voted Southwark Woman of 2006 (Active in the Community Category). It is truly heartening to see a strong and growing interest in community-building, conversation, ecology, environment and wildlife in the Rotherhithe Community Council Area which SHEP, an integral part of' Russia Dock Woodland in South East London has played an increasingly active and important role. I am writing on behalf of Rotherhithe Community Safety Forum (RCSF) to lend our whole-hearted support to SHEP’s application for Heritage Lottery Fund to further its business objectives and community-building efforts.
SHEP has grown from strength to strength with the support of the local community and other organisations, including volunteers from the neighbourhood and further afield; global businesses like Barclays Bank and Ernst & Young that send their community service volunteers; Community Service Volunteers (CSV), the UK's largest volunteering and training organisation via their 'Go London Events Programme' and the convicted offenders that serve 'Community Service Orders' via the 'Community Payback Programme' which the Surrey Docks Safer Neighbourhood Police Team helps organise in our collective efforts to help build a safer, more caring and more giving Rotherhithe Community where people will want to live, visit and work. SHEP had an active and successful year in 2007 and developed new and varied activities like the 'Kids@StaveHill' programme that was launched in April 2007 to actively engage young people in eco-friendly activities and creative arts with their special 'Works of Art' on public display in SHEP for all to see and enjoy. Woodland birds that once flourished across Britain are vanishing according to an extensive study of bird populations across twenty European countries with some woodland bird numbers fallen by up to 20% in the past two decades and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) has blamed it on the disappearance of woodlands as reported by BBC Radio 4 on 21 December 2007. SHEP actively helps promote ecology, wild flower meadow, grassland and woodland habitats for people, family pets and wildlife to enjoy. SHEP is the UK's first ever designated urban butterfly sanctuary and has a 12m high wind turbine to feed the man-made ponds and canals with natural water. SHEP takes part in the 'Rotherhithe Peninsular-wide Wildlife Project' that BTCV (formerly known as the 'British Trust for Conservation Volunteers') runs in association with Southwark Council that was launched on 2 June 2007. SHEP also takes part in the. 'Russia Dock Woodland Bird Boxes Project' that has been run for over three years in association with Bacon's College, Friends of Russia Dock Woodland and local RSPB members. Rotherhithe has enjoyed a fast-growing reputation for love of wildlife as evidenced by Southwark News’ full-page special report 'Rotherhithe Wild At Heart' that was published on 26 July 2007 which has helped promote further public interest and support for wildlife in Rotherhithe.
The success and important work of the 'Stave Hill Volunteers' have been well-recognised and well-respected by many people and organisations, both at local and national levels. Community Channel TV visited SHEP on 17 March 2007 to film the activities at one of the "Stave Hill Volunteers Saturdays' for national broadcast via their website to help promote the activities of BTCV that runs SHEP and it has caused a lot of positive excitement in the Rotherhithe Community.
RCSF sincerely hopes that Heritage Lottery Fund will too choose to lend support to SHEP.
All best wishes Kam Founder, Owner & Manager Rotherhithe Community Safety Forum (RCSF) (Email : kam@khleung.fsnet.co.uk) (Website : http://rotherhithe.spaces.live.com) “By Words the Mind is Winged”– Aristophanes, dramatist (c. 448 – 385BCE)
From: Jenny Jones [mailto:Jenny.Jones@london.gov.uk]
Sent: Fri 28/12/2007 10:47 To: Leung, Kam Hong Subject: Re: Stave Hill Ecology Park : Request for 'Letters of Support' for £350,000 Heritage Lottery Fund Grant Application Yes, no problem, will send a letter of support. With Best Wishes for a Happy Christmas And A Prosperous New Year ! Thank you for all your help and support this year.
The park is looking good, and the SHED really looks to be structurally complete by the beginning of March. Our next volunteer day will be Saturday February 9th. We will be working on SHED, and also on rejuvenating the entry signs. In January, I will be sending out an email, asking for letters of support to present to the Heritage Lottery Fund grants panel, and I hope that some or all of you will feel able to write these. There are lots of great pictures on our FaceBook page, so if you haven't joined yet, now's the time! It's easy to do, even for people as un-computer literate as me! Mike Scott has taken another series of wildlife photos, which are as beautiful and exciting as his last series...well worth a look. Enjoy the Christmas holiday, and I look forward to seeing you in 2008! Best Wishes, Rebeka. Rebeka Clark ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
1) Friends of Russia Dock Woodland (Web Site : http://www.russiadockwood.ukfriends.com/)
2) Trust For Urban Ecology ("TRUE") in Rotherhithe : Stave Hill Ecology Park + Lavender Pond Local Nature Reserve
Information on "TRUE in Rotherhithe" can be accessed via the 2 web links below including the many accomplishments to date and some of the potential future work:
Part (1) : http://rotherhithe.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!FC4C191A8F51F272!771.entry
Part (2) : http://rotherhithe0001.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!7BC0AE7DB0FCE5EE!419.entry
Stave Hill Ecology Park counts on the help of "Volunteers" for its many conservation and ecology projects. Please see Part (1) above for information on "Stave Hill Volunteers". The "Stave Hill Ecology Park Video" by Community Channel has generated much positive interest in the Rotherhithe Community.
Web Link to view the Video (Select "Spring into Action - Karen" for video of Stave Hill Ecology Park) : http://www.communitychannel.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1330&Itemid=119&autostart=1&vlogid=94
Web Link to further information on the Community Channel TV Project on 17 March 2007 : http://rotherhithe.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!FC4C191A8F51F272!404.entry
Other Related Web Links :
a) Russia Dock Woodland + Stave Hill Ecology Park : Index of Content + Web Links to some Local Groups + Quotes for Sharing
http://rotherhithe.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!FC4C191A8F51F272!856.entry
b) Rebeka Clark - Stave Hill Ecology Park Manager + Southwark Woman of 2006 (Active in the Community Category)
http://rotherhithe.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!FC4C191A8F51F272!404.entry
c) The Rotherhithe Peninsular-wide Wildlife Project 2007 launch at Lavender Pond Local Nature Reserve on 2-6-2007 : http://rotherhithe0001.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!7BC0AE7DB0FCE5EE!419.entry ).
d) Lavender Pond's New "Local Nature Reserve" Designation Celebration + Rotherhithe Peninsular-wide Wildlife Project 2006 Official Launch on 10-6-2006 : http://rotherhithe.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!FC4C191A8F51F272!668.entry
e) RDW / Bacon's College Birdboxes Project (Web Link : http://rotherhithe0001.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!7BC0AE7DB0FCE5EE!365.entry)
f) Park Life - Stave Hill Ecology Park + Lavender Pond Local Nature Reserve (REACH Magazine - May 2007 Edition) : http://rotherhithe0001.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!7BC0AE7DB0FCE5EE!472.entry
g) Rotherhithe’s Wild At Heart (Southwark News @ 26-7-2007) (Page 18)
Web Link : http://rotherhithe0003.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!4337256240820D27!193.entry
7/29/2007 Rotherhithe's Wild At Heart - Southwark News @ 26-7-2007 (Page 15)Web Link to Press Report (for viewing & download) : http://www.flickr.com/photos/16999050@N00/2518429045/
Fox Clubs in Russia Dock Woodland (Photo taken by Mike Scott in 2007)
Rotherhithe Wildlife Project 2007 + 2 Sets of Photos
The Rotherhithe Peninsular-wide Wildlife Project 2007 had a successful launch at Lavender Pond Local Nature Reserve on 2-6-2007 (Web Link : http://rotherhithe0001.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!7BC0AE7DB0FCE5EE!419.entry ). New aquatic plants have recently been put in Albion Channel which have helped attracted wildlife to the area – much to the delight of the local residents and passerbys. Two sets of Rotherhithe Wildlife Photos are freely available for public access :
a) Photos by Mike Scott : a big collection of photos of birds, butterflies, foxes, … taken in different parts of the Rotherhithe Community Council Area – including Canada Water, River Thames Russia Dock Woodland and Southwark Park) : http://www.flickr.com/photos/drplokta/sets/72157594460947223/
b) Photos by Kam Hong Leung : 7 photos taken at Lavender Pond Local Nature Reserve during the Rotherhithe Peninsular-wide Wildlife Project 2007 official launch on 2-6-2007: http://www.flickr.com/photos/16999050@N00/
Tips for using Flickr Photo-Sharing Web Blog : Click “Detail” under the Web Page Header near the top left-hand corner to open a new page with narrative for each photo. By clicking open a photo and then click the "All Sizes" button near the top left hand corner, it offers the option to view and download the same photo in a number of file sizes or resolution.
1) Friends of Russia Dock Woodland (Web Site : http://www.russiadockwood.ukfriends.com/)
2) RDW / Bacon's College Birdboxes Project (Web Link : http://rotherhithe0001.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!7BC0AE7DB0FCE5EE!365.entry)
3) Trust For Urban Ecology ("TRUE") in Rotherhithe : Stave Hill Ecology Park + Lavender Pond Local Nature Reserve
Information on "TRUE in Rotherhithe" can be accessed via the 2 web links below including the many accomplishments to date and some of the potential future work:
Part (1) : http://rotherhithe.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!FC4C191A8F51F272!771.entry
Part (2) : http://rotherhithe0001.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!7BC0AE7DB0FCE5EE!419.entry
Stave Hill Ecology Park counts on the help of "Volunteers" for its many conservation and ecology projects. Please see Part (1) above for information on "Stave Hill Volunteers". The "Stave Hill Ecology Park Video" by Community Channel has generated much positive interest in the Rotherhithe Community.
Web Link to view the Video (Select "Spring into Action - Karen" for video of Stave Hill Ecology Park) : http://www.communitychannel.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1330&Itemid=119&autostart=1&vlogid=94
Web Link to further information on the Community Channel TV Project on 17 March 2007 : http://rotherhithe.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!FC4C191A8F51F272!404.entry
Four other related web links :
a) Russia Dock Woodland + Stave Hill Ecology Park : Index of Content + Web Links to some Local Groups + Quotes for Sharing
http://rotherhithe.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!FC4C191A8F51F272!856.entry
b) Rebeka Clark - Stave Hill Ecology Park Manager + Southwark Woman of 2006 (Active in the Community Category)
http://rotherhithe.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!FC4C191A8F51F272!404.entry
c) Lavender Pond's New "Local Nature Reserve" Designation Celebration + Rotherhithe Peninsular-wide Wildlife Project 2006 Official Launch on 10-6-2006 : http://rotherhithe.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!FC4C191A8F51F272!668.entry
d) Park Life - Stave Hill Ecology Park + Lavender Pond Local Nature Reserve (REACH Magazine - May 2007 Edition) - http://rotherhithe0001.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!7BC0AE7DB0FCE5EE!472.entry
7/28/2007 Cannabis Factory Dumped in Rotherhithe (Southwark News @ 26-7-2007) (Pages 1 & 2)RECOMMENDED READING
- Cannabis dumped at Downtown Road on 4 September 2007
- Dog Walkers Discover Cannabis Stash Again (Southwark News @ 6-11-2008)
Recommended Additional Reading : Photo-Report of "Serious Flytipping Offence in Downtown Road (Next to Downtown Road Entrance of Redriff Primary School, Russia Dock Woodland and Surrey Docks Health Centre" : http://rotherhithe0001.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!7BC0AE7DB0FCE5EE!361.entry
From: Kam Hong Leung
To: Jonathon Toy (Southwark Council Head of Community Safety) ; David Meagher (Rotherhithe Community Wardens)
Cc: Valerie Shawcross AM (GLA - Lambeth & Southwark) ; Cllr. Fiona Colley (GLA + Nunhead & Peckham Rye Ward) ; Inspector Mark Johnson (Rotherhithe Police) ; Sergeant Neil McCluskey (Surrey Docks SNT) ; Gill Davies (Southwark Council - Head of Environment & Housing) ; Cllr. Jeffrey Hook (Rotherhithe Ward + Executive Member for Community Safety) ; Cllr. Lisa Rajan (Surrey Docks Ward) ; Cllr. Paul Noblet (Surrey Docks Ward + Chair of Rotherhithe Community Council) ; Cllr. David Hubber (Surrey Docks Ward) ; Philip Murphy (Community Safety Area Officer) ; Surrey Docks Safer Neighbourhood Police Team ; Jon Surtees (Southwark News)
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2007 9:19 PM
Subject: Praise for Southwark Council & Philip Murphy : Flytipping of Cannabis Factory on Downtown Site Dear Jonathon & David Thank you very much for your prompt response emails below and helpful information. I concur with Jonathon that it is truly heartening to see how local residents and the different agencies have succeeded in building trust and working relationship for our Common Good. I am pleased to report that an extremely well-connected local resident and community activist involved with this incident is very happy with the service he has received from Southwark Council and the pivotal role played by Phil Murphy in particular who told me today : "Philip Murphy is the one to congratulate on this. I only emailed him late on Tuesday evening and the Council employees were there first thing Wednesday morning. This is why I go through Philip because he gets things done immediately - as is the case here." I would like to add that this is not the first time I have received such praises from local residents regarding Phil. Southwark News has been amazingly fast in reporting this incident. I will also help publicise this latest "Success Story" of our "Multi-Agency Community Safety Partnership" via the "RCSF Blog" as well as the next issue of "RCSF Circular" to help "Spread the Words" to share the "Good News" and to try help encourage even more People of Rotherhithe to join in our collective efforts. Many thanks again for all your kind assistance and continual strong support. All best wishes
Kam
Message: Jul 26 2007, 08:17 AM From: "Toy, Jonathon" To: kam@khleung.fsnet.co.uk, Neil.McCluskey@met.police.uk, "Murphy, Philip" Cc: Valerie.Shawcross@london.gov.uk, Fiona.Colley@london.gov.uk, Mark.Johnson2@Met.Police.uk, jon@southwarknews.org, "Davies, Gill" , "Hook, Jeffrey" , "Rajan, Lisa" , "Noblet, Paul" , "Hubber, David" , "Meagher, David" , surreydocks.snt@met.police.uk Subject: Re: Request for Confirmation : Local Intelligence Report of a Big Haul and One Police's Arrest for Discarded Cannabis Plants just off the end of Downtown Road on 24 or 25 July 2007 Our environmental enforcement team were the first responders and did a good job co-ordinating with the Police and Wardens support.
G'day Kam, 6/22/2007 Southwark's 2nd Dispersal Zone : The Four Squares Estate in Bermondsey, Slippers Place Estate, Kirby Estate, Millpond Estate and Pynfolds Estate from July 16 2007 (Part 1) (Updated @ 22-6-2007)START OF PART (1) More Anti-Yob Powers … in time for Holidays [ Source : South London Press @ 22-6-2007 ] POLICE have been given more powers to deal with yobs on estates. So-called Dispersal Zones have been set up to coincide with school summer holidays after Bermondsey residents complained about youths causing mayhem last year. Cops will be able to break up large groups of youths and escort them home from the Four Squares Estate, Slippers Place Estate, Kirby Estate, Millpond Estate and Pynfolds Estate from July 16. Southwark Council pushed through the order after talking to residents' groups and police about their concerns about gangs causing trouble. Superintendent David Chinchen said officers would work with youth groups to make sure kids were kept occupied during the summer holidays. He said: "Our experience with Dispersal Zones show that generally they have a positive impact when they are required." Councillor Jeff Hook, Southwark Council's Executive Member for Community Safety, said: "People have a right to feel safe in their community, and it is unacceptable that anybody should feel threatened by groups of people hanging around. "The Dispersal Order offers the police, council and residents an opportunity to tackle these issues swiftly and prevent serious activity from escalating." But some community groups have raised concerns that yobs will move into other areas without dispersal zones. Southwark's Labour leader Peter John said: "It's worrying to wonder just what the effects of this will be. "Some people have been on the residents' associations for years and were at the end of their tether with the situation."
RECOMMENDED READING 1) Albion Street Area Dispersal Order (23-5-2005 to 5-9-2005) Web Link : http://rotherhithe0001.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!7BC0AE7DB0FCE5EE!110.entry 2) Youth Gangs + Youth-on-Youth Crime Part (1) : http://rotherhithe0001.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!7BC0AE7DB0FCE5EE!313.entry Part (2) : http://rotherhithe0001.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!7BC0AE7DB0FCE5EE!317.entry 3) Youth Crime Under The Spotlight : We Should Be Cracking Down On Youth Crime [ Southwark News on 30-10-2003 (Page 13) ] (Web Link : http://rotherhithe.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!FC4C191A8F51F272!497.entry ) 4) Combating Reckless & Anti-Social Motorcycles ("CRAM") Part (1) : http://rotherhithe.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!FC4C191A8F51F272!207.entry Part (2) : http://rotherhithe0001a.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!13812BBE54BAD78D!189.entry Part (3) : http://rotherhithe0001a.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!13812BBE54BAD78D!208.entry 5) “Nuisance Bikes Briefing” (by Safer Southwark Partnership) (Web Link : http://rotherhithe0001a.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!13812BBE54BAD78D!189.entry)
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