Graham Farey - MInstSMM
Wednesday, 30 September 2009
Latest photos of Richard Hammond
For some great photos of the latest part of Morrisons commercial Featuring Richard Hammond, follow the link below
More about THE HAMPSTER
He's usually wringing the top speed out of a turbo-boosted sports car. But Richard Hammond sensibly took it much slower in the snow with this four-wheeler.
BBC2's Top Gear presenter Hammond was filming a scene for a TV commercial for Christmas for supermarket chain Morrisons.
Richard, shooting in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, is seen taking shelter from the fake snow under an umbrella and pushing a shopping trolley through the snow past a group of carol singers.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1216961/Top-Gears-Richard-Hammond-gets-ready-festive-season-money-spinning-ad.html#ixzz0SXyW4CS7
BBC2's Top Gear presenter Hammond was filming a scene for a TV commercial for Christmas for supermarket chain Morrisons.
Richard, shooting in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, is seen taking shelter from the fake snow under an umbrella and pushing a shopping trolley through the snow past a group of carol singers.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1216961/Top-Gears-Richard-Hammond-gets-ready-festive-season-money-spinning-ad.html#ixzz0SXyW4CS7
See the actual video shortly
Secret Take That footage with Richard Hammond of Top Gear fame on set for the new Morrisons commercial filmed in Calverley Park, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. The audience were totally unaware of the extras wandering around the set..Coming very soon...
Tuesday, 29 September 2009
Band -"Take That" in T.Wells?
It was said on National Radio yesterday morning that the Band "Take That" are in New York and were seen going into a recording studio with Robbie Williams.
Today on "Twitter" it is rumoured that they may be in Tunbridge Wells?
There is a big film set being constructed in Calverley Park as we speak and its for a Morrisons advert they tell me.
Richard Hammond has been see around on the set and he is starring in it evidently?
On the other hand was the truth that "Take That" are in the Advert and the media do not want T.Wells to be overrun with crowds?
I have seen the photos of the set and its a big production. The BBC webcam that covers the park for weather has been discontinued? Interesting rumours eh?
Today on "Twitter" it is rumoured that they may be in Tunbridge Wells?
There is a big film set being constructed in Calverley Park as we speak and its for a Morrisons advert they tell me.
Richard Hammond has been see around on the set and he is starring in it evidently?
On the other hand was the truth that "Take That" are in the Advert and the media do not want T.Wells to be overrun with crowds?
I have seen the photos of the set and its a big production. The BBC webcam that covers the park for weather has been discontinued? Interesting rumours eh?
Monday, 28 September 2009
Sunday, 27 September 2009
Last Day of Freedom
After almost 5 weeks off work through illness, I am back to work in the morning.. It will be hard getting up early after laying in for weeks and the long drive will be a challenge.. Will I still have a desk and was I even missed? all questions that show how I am part of a great team!
Thanks for all the well wishes guys and the get well card and phone calls..
Thanks for all the well wishes guys and the get well card and phone calls..
Saturday, 26 September 2009
As Used by Ben Heine - Flickr
I learnt of these only recently and wonder how I managed to miss the boat on something so important.. When I have seen one working and touched and felt one, I guess I will have to buy one...
in reference to: Bamboo Pen & Touch (view on Google Sidewiki)So Very Wise
I have this hanging in my flat and should live by it more often
in reference to: Desiderata (view on Google Sidewiki)Great TV Channel
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Friday, 25 September 2009
Thursday, 24 September 2009
Skipper's Adventure 1
Check out this video on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vW1hew31xDM&feature=youtube_gdata
Graham Farey - MInstSMM
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
Loose Valley Fall
Hoping you may like this photograph taken by me close to where I live.. in Maidstone
Tuesday, 22 September 2009
Have you googled yourself lately?
I did, and found references all over the place...be carefull what you
put on the net. Unless you want to be a YouTube star like Skipper
Steve & Gray.. See 'Skippers Adventures'
I did, and found references all over the place...be carefull what you
put on the net. Unless you want to be a YouTube star like Skipper
Steve & Gray.. See 'Skippers Adventures'
Graham Farey - MInstSMM
Strictly Come Dancing
2:32pm UK, Monday September 21, 2009
Fans of Strictly Come Dancing have bombarded the BBC's messageboard - slamming new judge Alesha Dixon for being "out of her depth."
Graham Farey - MInstSMM
Sunday, 20 September 2009
Living on a boat
The Inland Boat Owners Book by Graham Booth costs £14.95.
The Building of a Narrowboat (Design, construction and fitting out) by Emrhys Barrell costs £9.95.
Getting Afloat by Emrhys Barrell costs £9.95
Graham Farey - MInstSMM
Saturday, 19 September 2009
Friday, 18 September 2009
Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson's father Joe has reportedly said his son's body will be buried on August 29, which would have been his 51st birthday. Fart-in-Ventura
Check out this video on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxUwOGjo7Ss&feature=youtube_gdata
Graham Farey - MInstSMM
Thursday, 17 September 2009
Gray & Skipper go live
YouTube today announced that Gray & Steves video "la mer" hit over
10,000 hits in one hour
10,000 hits in one hour
See it below:
Wednesday, 16 September 2009
Vestibular Problems - Labyrinthitus
One of the first "general" interventions for vestibular problems were the Cawthorne-Cooksey exercises, as shown below. These are a one page handout of activities that progress from simple head movement to complex activities such as throwing a ball. Click here for a general discussion of vestibular rehabilitation.
Cawthorne Cooksey Exercises
- In bed or sitting
- Eye movements -- at first slow, then quick
- up and down
- from side to side
- focusing on finger moving from 3 feet to 1 foot away from face
- Head movements at first slow, then quick, later with eyes closed
- bending forward and backward
- turning from side to side.
- Eye movements -- at first slow, then quick
- Sitting
- Eye movements and head movements as above
- Shoulder shrugging and circling
- Bending forward and picking up objects from the ground
- Standing
- Eye, head and shoulder movements as before
- Changing from sitting to standing position with eyes open and shut
- Throwing a small ball from hand to hand (above eye level)
- Throwing a ball from hand to hand under knee
- Changing from sitting to standing and turning around in between
- Moving about (in class)
- Circle around center person who will throw a large ball and to whom it will be returned
- Walk across room with eyes open and then closed
- Walk up and down slope with eyes open and then closed
- Walk up and down steps with eyes open and then closed
- Any game involving stooping and stretching and aiming such as bowling and basketball
Tuesday, 15 September 2009
La Mer Part Two
Check out this video on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeO2f72ANqY
Graham Farey - MInstSMM
Andy's Race Day
Check out this video on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7plkbDpj8jk
Graham Farey - MInstSMM
Monday, 14 September 2009
Sunday, 13 September 2009
Eddies Update
Hi All,
A few things happening locally in the world of art and music.....
ART
TOPOLSKI CENTURY LIFE DRAWING WORKSHOP: at the 'Topolski Century', Waterloo. You can reserve a place via email education@topolskicentury.org.uk
or call Anna on 020 76201308. Starts 7-l0pm, £15 www.topolskicentury.org.uk
Tuesday 15th September - Model: Natasha. 7-10pm. Tutor: Andy Gill
Wednesday 16th September - Model: Rico. 7-10pm Tutor: Andy Gill
Tuesday 22nd September - Model: Ashley. 7-10pm. Tutor: Brian Nichol
Wednesday 23rd September - Model: Sharon. 7-10pm. Tutor: Brian Nichol
MUSIC
Roots, Jazz & Blues at The Poacher
Steve Simpson & Ian Hunt Thursday 17th September, 8.45. The Poacher, Tudeley.
Steve Simpson & Ian Hunt Thursday 17th September, 8.45. The Poacher, Tudeley.
Steve Simpson is a musician's musician and multi instrumentalist. He has been in the bands of Eric Bibb, Ronnie Lane and Roger Chapman....and many more. Ian Hunt is the man of a thousand voice -overs....do you remeber the 'R White's Lemonade' advertisement.....Ian Hunt! He has a wonderful voice and is a mastery of finger picking guitar style.
Roots, Jazz & Blues at The Poacher
Simon Prager & Kevin Stenson Thursday 24th September, 8.45. The Poacher, Tudeley.
Simon Prager & Kevin Stenson Thursday 24th September, 8.45. The Poacher, Tudeley.
Two superior blues inspired musicians. I remember seeing Simon on many occassions during the 70s with harmonica virtuoso Steve Rye. So good were these guys that they both worked with Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee.
The Poacher Inn, Hartlake Rd., Tudeley near Tonbridge. To make a reservation in the restaurant, call Mark or Steph 01732 358934.
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Kind Regards
Graham Farey - MInstSMM
Steve Tovey makes a Million
Steve Tovey made a Million this week when he sold off all the stuff that he had been saving/storing in the Marlborough at a Chandlers fair on the French Riviera
Skype
Skype is software that enables the world's conversations. Millions of individuals and businesses use Skype to make free video and voice calls, send instant messages and share files with other Skype users. Everyday, people everywhere also use Skype to make low-cost calls to landlines and mobiles.Saturday, 12 September 2009
My amazing Daughter
My Daughter is the best and is in the finals at this years hairdressing awards in London. 3 x winner for Southern region I reckon her collection has more than a good chance of picking up a trophy this year in avant-gard.
Go get em girl
Go get em girl
Graham
Friday, 11 September 2009
Should I be feeling like this?
As so many people are asking "is this normal? Should I be feeling like this?", I thought this list of symptoms as published by the Vestibular Disorders Association might help put your minds at rest. It doesn't mean everyone with experience all the symptoms, although some unfortunates do or have in the past!!! It's important to remember that you CAN and WILL make a full recovery from your balance disorder.
Vertigo and dizziness
▪ Spinning or whirling sensation; an illusion of movement of self or the world (vertigo)
▪ Lightheaded, floating, or rocking sensation
▪ Sensation of being heavily weighted or pulled in one direction
Balance and spatial orientation
▪ Imbalance, stumbling, difficulty walking straight or turning a corner
▪ Clumsiness or difficulty with coordination
▪ Difficulty maintaining straight posture; tendency to look downward to confirm the location of the
ground
▪ Head may be held in a tilted position
▪ Tendency to touch or hold onto something when standing, or to touch or hold the head while seated
▪ Sensitivity to changes in walking surfaces or footwear
▪ Muscle and joint pain (due to difficulty balancing)
Vision
▪ Trouble focusing or tracking objects with the eyes; objects or words on a page seem to jump, bounce,
float, or blur or may appear doubled
▪ Discomfort from busy visual environments such as traffic, crowds, stores, and patterns.
▪ Sensitivity to light, glare, and moving or flickering lights; fluorescent lights may be especially
troublesome
▪ Tendency to focus on nearby objects; increased discomfort when focusing at a distance
▪ Increased night blindness; difficulty walking in the dark
▪ Poor depth perception
Hearing (NOTE: There is NO hearing loss with vn)
▪ Hearing loss; distorted or fluctuating hearing
▪ Tinnitus (ringing, roaring, buzzing, whooshing, or other noises in the ear)
▪ Sensitivity to loud noises or environments
▪ Sudden loud sounds may increase symptoms of vertigo, dizziness, or imbalance
Cognitive and psychological
▪ Difficulty concentrating and paying attention; easily distracted
▪ Forgetfulness and short-term memory lapses
▪ Confusion, disorientation, difficulty comprehending directions or instructions
▪ Difficulty following speakers in conversations, meetings, etc., especially when there is background
noise or movement
▪ Mental and/or physical fatigue out of proportion to activity
▪ Loss of self-reliance, self-confidence, self-esteem
▪ Anxiety, panic
▪ Depression
Other
▪ Nausea or vomiting
▪ "Hangover" or "seasick" feeling in the head
▪ Motion sickness
▪ Ear pain
▪ Sensation of fullness in the ears
▪ Headaches
▪ Slurred speech
▪ Sensitivity to pressure or temperature changes and wind currents
Vertigo and dizziness
▪ Spinning or whirling sensation; an illusion of movement of self or the world (vertigo)
▪ Lightheaded, floating, or rocking sensation
▪ Sensation of being heavily weighted or pulled in one direction
Balance and spatial orientation
▪ Imbalance, stumbling, difficulty walking straight or turning a corner
▪ Clumsiness or difficulty with coordination
▪ Difficulty maintaining straight posture; tendency to look downward to confirm the location of the
ground
▪ Head may be held in a tilted position
▪ Tendency to touch or hold onto something when standing, or to touch or hold the head while seated
▪ Sensitivity to changes in walking surfaces or footwear
▪ Muscle and joint pain (due to difficulty balancing)
Vision
▪ Trouble focusing or tracking objects with the eyes; objects or words on a page seem to jump, bounce,
float, or blur or may appear doubled
▪ Discomfort from busy visual environments such as traffic, crowds, stores, and patterns.
▪ Sensitivity to light, glare, and moving or flickering lights; fluorescent lights may be especially
troublesome
▪ Tendency to focus on nearby objects; increased discomfort when focusing at a distance
▪ Increased night blindness; difficulty walking in the dark
▪ Poor depth perception
Hearing (NOTE: There is NO hearing loss with vn)
▪ Hearing loss; distorted or fluctuating hearing
▪ Tinnitus (ringing, roaring, buzzing, whooshing, or other noises in the ear)
▪ Sensitivity to loud noises or environments
▪ Sudden loud sounds may increase symptoms of vertigo, dizziness, or imbalance
Cognitive and psychological
▪ Difficulty concentrating and paying attention; easily distracted
▪ Forgetfulness and short-term memory lapses
▪ Confusion, disorientation, difficulty comprehending directions or instructions
▪ Difficulty following speakers in conversations, meetings, etc., especially when there is background
noise or movement
▪ Mental and/or physical fatigue out of proportion to activity
▪ Loss of self-reliance, self-confidence, self-esteem
▪ Anxiety, panic
▪ Depression
Other
▪ Nausea or vomiting
▪ "Hangover" or "seasick" feeling in the head
▪ Motion sickness
▪ Ear pain
▪ Sensation of fullness in the ears
▪ Headaches
▪ Slurred speech
▪ Sensitivity to pressure or temperature changes and wind currents
More about Labyrinthitus
As so many people are asking "is this normal? Should I be feeling like this?", I thought this list of symptoms as published by the Vestibular Disorders Association might help put your minds at rest. It doesn't mean everyone with experience all the symptoms, although some unfortunates do or have in the past!!! It's important to remember that you CAN and WILL make a full recovery from your balance disorder.
Vertigo and dizziness
▪ Spinning or whirling sensation; an illusion of movement of self or the world (vertigo)
▪ Lightheaded, floating, or rocking sensation
▪ Sensation of being heavily weighted or pulled in one direction
Balance and spatial orientation
▪ Imbalance, stumbling, difficulty walking straight or turning a corner
▪ Clumsiness or difficulty with coordination
▪ Difficulty maintaining straight posture; tendency to look downward to confirm the location of the
ground
▪ Head may be held in a tilted position
▪ Tendency to touch or hold onto something when standing, or to touch or hold the head while seated
▪ Sensitivity to changes in walking surfaces or footwear
▪ Muscle and joint pain (due to difficulty balancing)
Vision
▪ Trouble focusing or tracking objects with the eyes; objects or words on a page seem to jump, bounce,
float, or blur or may appear doubled
▪ Discomfort from busy visual environments such as traffic, crowds, stores, and patterns.
▪ Sensitivity to light, glare, and moving or flickering lights; fluorescent lights may be especially
troublesome
▪ Tendency to focus on nearby objects; increased discomfort when focusing at a distance
▪ Increased night blindness; difficulty walking in the dark
▪ Poor depth perception
Hearing (NOTE: There is NO hearing loss with vn)
▪ Hearing loss; distorted or fluctuating hearing
▪ Tinnitus (ringing, roaring, buzzing, whooshing, or other noises in the ear)
▪ Sensitivity to loud noises or environments
▪ Sudden loud sounds may increase symptoms of vertigo, dizziness, or imbalance
Cognitive and psychological
▪ Difficulty concentrating and paying attention; easily distracted
▪ Forgetfulness and short-term memory lapses
▪ Confusion, disorientation, difficulty comprehending directions or instructions
▪ Difficulty following speakers in conversations, meetings, etc., especially when there is background
noise or movement
▪ Mental and/or physical fatigue out of proportion to activity
▪ Loss of self-reliance, self-confidence, self-esteem
▪ Anxiety, panic
▪ Depression
Other
▪ Nausea or vomiting
▪ "Hangover" or "seasick" feeling in the head
▪ Motion sickness
▪ Ear pain
▪ Sensation of fullness in the ears
▪ Headaches
▪ Slurred speech
▪ Sensitivity to pressure or temperature changes and wind currents
Vertigo and dizziness
▪ Spinning or whirling sensation; an illusion of movement of self or the world (vertigo)
▪ Lightheaded, floating, or rocking sensation
▪ Sensation of being heavily weighted or pulled in one direction
Balance and spatial orientation
▪ Imbalance, stumbling, difficulty walking straight or turning a corner
▪ Clumsiness or difficulty with coordination
▪ Difficulty maintaining straight posture; tendency to look downward to confirm the location of the
ground
▪ Head may be held in a tilted position
▪ Tendency to touch or hold onto something when standing, or to touch or hold the head while seated
▪ Sensitivity to changes in walking surfaces or footwear
▪ Muscle and joint pain (due to difficulty balancing)
Vision
▪ Trouble focusing or tracking objects with the eyes; objects or words on a page seem to jump, bounce,
float, or blur or may appear doubled
▪ Discomfort from busy visual environments such as traffic, crowds, stores, and patterns.
▪ Sensitivity to light, glare, and moving or flickering lights; fluorescent lights may be especially
troublesome
▪ Tendency to focus on nearby objects; increased discomfort when focusing at a distance
▪ Increased night blindness; difficulty walking in the dark
▪ Poor depth perception
Hearing (NOTE: There is NO hearing loss with vn)
▪ Hearing loss; distorted or fluctuating hearing
▪ Tinnitus (ringing, roaring, buzzing, whooshing, or other noises in the ear)
▪ Sensitivity to loud noises or environments
▪ Sudden loud sounds may increase symptoms of vertigo, dizziness, or imbalance
Cognitive and psychological
▪ Difficulty concentrating and paying attention; easily distracted
▪ Forgetfulness and short-term memory lapses
▪ Confusion, disorientation, difficulty comprehending directions or instructions
▪ Difficulty following speakers in conversations, meetings, etc., especially when there is background
noise or movement
▪ Mental and/or physical fatigue out of proportion to activity
▪ Loss of self-reliance, self-confidence, self-esteem
▪ Anxiety, panic
▪ Depression
Other
▪ Nausea or vomiting
▪ "Hangover" or "seasick" feeling in the head
▪ Motion sickness
▪ Ear pain
▪ Sensation of fullness in the ears
▪ Headaches
▪ Slurred speech
▪ Sensitivity to pressure or temperature changes and wind currents
Labyrinthitis.org.uk - support for Labyrinthitis sufferers.
Original Article: http://www.labyrinthitis.org.uk/
Labyrinthitis.org.uk - support for Labyrinthitis sufferers.
The
fact that you have arrived at this site implies either you or someone you
know has had or still has the inner ear infection Labyrinthitis. The norm
for Labyrinthitis is to last between 3 and 8 weeks and then disappear without
so much of a trace. For a fair number however this does not happen and long
after the doctor has said "You'll be fine in a few weeks" such people have
noticed no improvement, let alone a recovery.
This website is for those people who have been suffering for months
and years rather than weeks. The website will explain this syndrome of
"Uncompensated Labyrinthitis" whereby the brain or CNS has not yet compensated
for the inner ear injury.
We are two UK sufferers who have been inspired to form this site in
an attempt to inform and help others out there who are going through the
same experience. Our aim is to make the difficult, emotional and pretty
devastating "Labyrinthitis journey" which we have experienced, that little
bit easier.
As we have realised, vestibular disorders are so often misunderstood
by the general public as well as health professionals and we feel the
need to raise this understanding and awareness of such a disabling condition.
If we are able to inform and support a handful of people, then in our
eyes this website is a job well done.
Please click on the links to the left of each page to navigate yourselves
around our site.
Labyrinthitis.org.uk - support for Labyrinthitis sufferers.
The
fact that you have arrived at this site implies either you or someone you
know has had or still has the inner ear infection Labyrinthitis. The norm
for Labyrinthitis is to last between 3 and 8 weeks and then disappear without
so much of a trace. For a fair number however this does not happen and long
after the doctor has said "You'll be fine in a few weeks" such people have
noticed no improvement, let alone a recovery.
This website is for those people who have been suffering for months
and years rather than weeks. The website will explain this syndrome of
"Uncompensated Labyrinthitis" whereby the brain or CNS has not yet compensated
for the inner ear injury.
We are two UK sufferers who have been inspired to form this site in
an attempt to inform and help others out there who are going through the
same experience. Our aim is to make the difficult, emotional and pretty
devastating "Labyrinthitis journey" which we have experienced, that little
bit easier.
As we have realised, vestibular disorders are so often misunderstood
by the general public as well as health professionals and we feel the
need to raise this understanding and awareness of such a disabling condition.
If we are able to inform and support a handful of people, then in our
eyes this website is a job well done.
Please click on the links to the left of each page to navigate yourselves
around our site.
Graham Farey - MInstSMM
Thursday, 10 September 2009
Another Rough Day
Day 10 and no improvement at this stage. the tablets seems to be making things worse. If no improvement tomorrow then I may have to stop taking them.
No progress yet
DAY 9
I was expecting to be on the mend by now, but it seems not.
It's a worrying time now as the symptoms are still there and I cannot
drive. My long term job prospects are becoming an issue in my mind of
course and I need to get back to work as soon as possible. The doctor
has given me some tablets to try and it's now a case of hope and prayer.
I was expecting to be on the mend by now, but it seems not.
It's a worrying time now as the symptoms are still there and I cannot
drive. My long term job prospects are becoming an issue in my mind of
course and I need to get back to work as soon as possible. The doctor
has given me some tablets to try and it's now a case of hope and prayer.
Graham
Wednesday, 9 September 2009
Still can't walk straight
It's getting fucking serious now... 03:15 and still can't sleep and another day of walking about like a drunk but without the booze.
The doctor had better be coming up with some answers coz I am about to jump off Beachy Head
Graham Farey - MInstSMM
Tuesday, 8 September 2009
Serenity Prayer
God grant me the serenity
to accept the things I cannot change;
courage to change the things I can;
and wisdom to know the difference.
Living one day at a time;
Enjoying one moment at a time;
Accepting hardships as the pathway to peace;
Taking, as He did, this sinful world
as it is, not as I would have it;
Trusting that He will make all things right
if I surrender to His Will;
That I may be reasonably happy in this life
and supremely happy with Him
Forever in the next.
Amen.
--Reinhold Niebuhr
Graham Farey - MInstSMM
Labyrinthitus
This is a very frightening and debilitating ilness that affects the balance due to a virus which affects the inner ear. I have been I'll for over a week and still unable to even attempt to drive. It's difficult to even walk or function properly
Graham Farey - MInstSMM
Monday, 7 September 2009
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