#nurse dunkley

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[ID: Digital artwork featuring a collection of ocs with arthropod familiars. The 1st image is a lineup of 4 adults, including (left to right): A ducky isopod man named Tito Chen with a pompadour, sunglasses, and flashy suit, a shorter man named Dante-Enriquez Rivera with a toadbug familiar, curly hair in a bun, facial hair, and suspenders, a person named Blizzard Dunkley with a buzz-cut, agrias butterfly familiar, long blue coat, red-and-blue glasses, and large earrings, and finally a woman named Yolanda Sali with a harvestman familiar, in a nurses coat, stethoscope around her neck. Next drawing features 2 new adults, the first of which is named Maikel Miguel Patagara, who has multi-colored hair, prominent freckles, overalls and a prosthetic on their right foot, alongside a cayenne tick familiar. The second iteration of vim has eye shadows and an unhappier expression, and two prosthetic for each foot, seemingly home-made unlike the previous one. Zi is also wearing a necklace with a giant cat-eye type jewel, alongside a coat that’s on the 2nd person in the drawing - a little note mentions that this is xyr look “after Ireneo died”. Ireneo (Maria) Ressa, the 2nd person, has short grey hair, a long, fluffy coat, black cloth gloves, and some vitiligo, alongside a sowbug familiar. He's holding a notebook, pen tucked behind eir ear, and the 2nd iteration shows them without the coat. The final drawing is a doodle dump of Ireneo and Maikel mostly, showing such things as: them at a bar, Ireneo’s arm around Maikel’s shoulders as she says, “Hey me & my partner saw you from across the bar and we think your vibe sucks ass. Can we beat you up”, them kissing, Maikel at a pottery wheel while Ireneo watches, their familiars with hearts around them, and finally Maikel holding a phone up to their ear and saying, “Hey could you come pick me up they’re pelting me with rotten fruit in the town square again”. End ID]

Been thinking about my bug familiar story again

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💳 ˑ          ⸂    𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐀𝐆𝐍𝐄 𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐓𝐔𝐒!         ও

         ↷         born   into   and   continuing   black   excellence   ˑ atl .

ayra starr's   lookalike    SIERRA   KESSE    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   21   ˑ   pre-law student   .

jalen hurts'   lookalike    ZAYVIAN   MCCLELLAND    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   25   ˑ   pilot   .

ja morant or polo g's   lookalike    KEYSHAWN   DUNKLEY    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   24   ˑ   medical student   .*

renee downer's   lookalike    AALIYAH   DUNKLEY    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   21   ˑ   nursing student / ceo of hair company   .*

shai gilgeous-alexander's   lookalike    MALCOLM   KESSE    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   25   ˑ   ceo of tech startup   .

🏁 ˑ          ⸂    𝐅𝐀𝐒𝐓𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐄!         ও

         ↷         street   racing   &   heist   crew   ˑ la .

damson idris'   lookalike    KAMERON   MOSLEY    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   32   ˑ   shop manager / mastermind   .

iamkaylanicole or jamilla strand's   lookalike    MAYA   VAUGHN    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   31   ˑ   auto shop secretary / daughter of owner   .*

jayson tatum's   lookalike    ROMEO   GUIDRY    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   26   ˑ   car mechanic / race host   .*

kaliii's   lookalike    RAVYN   HAYES    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   23   ˑ   marketing student / flag girl   .*

michael yerger's   lookalike    CAIN   WILSON-DAVIS    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   25   ˑ   underground fighter   .

raye or kehlani's   lookalike    BAMBI   FRANKLIN    ( she   /   they )   ˑ   26   ˑ   tire technician / cat burglar   .

ryan manick's   lookalike    JUDE   BABIC    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   22   ˑ   car mechanic / safe cracker   .

zarruecos's   lookalike    ANGELO   CARABALI   RODRIGUEZ    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   25   ˑ   hacker / online systems manger   .

🐚 ˑ          ⸂    𝐁𝐄𝐀𝐂𝐇𝐄𝐒, 𝐁𝐔𝐌𝐒 & 𝐁𝐎𝐌𝐁𝐒𝐇𝐄𝐋𝐋𝐒!         ও

         ↷         reality   tv   show   ˑ miami .

alexa tiziani's   lookalike    SNOH   SACCONE    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   23   ˑ   content creator   .

dominic fike's   lookalike    BASIL   FRANCOIS    ( he   /   they )   ˑ   27   ˑ   lifeguard / smoothie shop worker   .

caroline hu's   lookalike    WINNIE   MAN    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   23   ˑ   tennis player   .

lucas white smith's   lookalike    BRIAR   CRUISE    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   23   ˑ   pro surfer   .

madison beer's   lookalike    ANALISE   KNIGHT    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   25   ˑ   beautician   .

rucheewawo or lola tung's   lookalike    ALINA   MAHTO    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   24   ˑ   resort concierge   .

alex   fitzalan's   lookalike    OZZI   MONTGOMERY    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   27   ˑ   business   student   /   actor   .

🎧 ˑ          ⸂    𝐊𝟒𝐘!         ও

         ↷         pop   /   r&b   inspired   girl   group   ˑ nyc .

alexa tiziani's   lookalike    PENELOPE   ALLEGRO    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   23   ˑ   singer   .

indiyah polak   or   monaleo's   lookalike    COVENTINA   INGRAM    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   25   ˑ   singer   .*

leah halton's   lookalike    GRACE   SUTTON    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   23   ˑ   singer   .

michelle domingos'   lookalike    CINNAMON   SAUNDERS    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   26   ˑ   singer   .

shai gilgeous-alexander's   lookalike    JAWAUN   GLASPIE    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   25   ˑ   stylist   .

sofia jamora's   lookalike    SHYANN   RHODES    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   26   ˑ   manager   .

🎸 ˑ          ⸂    𝐓𝐑𝐎𝐔𝐁𝐋𝐄!         ও

         ↷         rising   rock   band   ˑ london .

christian yu's   lookalike    VANCE   FENG    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   33   ˑ   manager   .

brayden bradshaw's   lookalike    SERGIO   KATZ    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   26   ˑ   drummer   .

dominic fike's   lookalike    BOOKER   BAUTISTA    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   26   ˑ   lead vocalist / rhythm guitarist   .

helena busch or jasmin hoppe's   lookalike    SIMI   AMARIN    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   25   ˑ   vocalist / keyboardist   .

isabelle mathers'   lookalike    GWENDOLYN   BAILEY    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   25   ˑ   videographer / social media manager   .

maggie lindemann'   lookalike    INDY   SCHAFER    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   26   ˑ   groupie / friend of the band   .

ryan manick's   lookalike    RAINER   HORVAT    ( he   /   they )   ˑ   22   ˑ lead guitarist   .

sab quesada's   lookalike    ALMA   GUERRERO    ( she   /   they )   ˑ   22   ˑ   bassist   .

🪩 ˑ          ⸂   𝐒𝐀𝐅𝐄𝐖𝐎𝐑𝐃!         ও

         ↷         notorious   nightclub   ˑ hou .

manny jacinto's   lookalike    REMY   SANTOS   MENDOZA    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   35   ˑ   chef   .

tyler lepley's   lookalike    TAHJ   MILLER,   JR.    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   37   ˑ  owner   .

kaden hammond's   lookalike    ORION   BELFORD    ( he   /   him )   ˑ   24   ˑ   bouncer   .

india westbrooks'   lookalike    GIANNA   AMES    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   28   ˑ   bartender   .

mariah the scientist's   lookalike    CRYSTAL   HOBBS    ( she   /   her )   ˑ   26   ˑ   waitress / bottle girl   .

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Footballers’ Wives

I have no idea why I’m doing a show from 2002, but it seems to have been a classic year for vintage TV. In addition, the Desperate Housewives post whipped up a storm of reads, so I’ve decided that wives is a popular theme, and this show is about wives as well (clue’s in the title).  Then, I’m amplifying that with the power of nostalgia, after the Buffy The Vampire Slayer post drew more attention than I was prepared for: turns out we like to relive our memories of shows from when we were younger and less jaded, safely in the EU and certain of an economically prosperous future.

The next uninteresting detail I will talk you through at length is the orthography of the show’s name itself.  After some soul searching, I’ve decided to go with Footballers’ Wives, as you’ll see from the header on the post. This is significant because at any one time I am devoting 20% of my life’s energy to grammatical pedantry.  Even at the age of 17, when this week’s programme was first broadcast, my teenage self was appalled at the lack of plural possessive apostrophe concluding the opening credits: Footballers Wives.  You’re only young once, so I’m glad I spent that time obsessing about punctuation.  Otherwise, how on earth are you supposed to know that the wives belong to the footballers? It just looks like a strange, unconnected list.  But then, matters were made worse once I reminded myself how things really appeared: footballers wive$.  I won’t unpick why this is an abomination in my eyes (and if you don’t know why, then get out now please), but it does serve handily to illustrate the level of class on offer in this show.  In short, there was none.  Let’s crack on, then.

But first, it’s 2018, so let’s dispel the myth that wives are the property of their husbands (with or without the appropriate apostrophe to indicate this possession).  Yes, in this day and age, people can’t wait to rush up the aisle in order to spend thousands of pounds on flowers that nobody will remember and to secure a sofa buddy for future series of The Crown, but vows tend to be more about an equal partnership rather than referring to any duty of obedience.  But this was the beauty of Footballers’ Wives – the ladies wore the trousers.  Everything about the menfolk was incidental.  There were merely possessions to trade.  Even their footballing prowess was limited to a couple of lines in the script – almost no actual match footage ever appealed.  For someone with better things to do than sit through any sort of ballsport (such as watching reruns of dinnerladies) this only added to the programme’s appeal.

Let’s look at Tanya Turner, the ur-WAG.  Throughout the five series (yes, five!) she ended up in all manner of relationships, working through around half of the Earls Park FC first team, a proportion of the support staff and anyone else who just happened to be passing for that matter. This wasn’t a search for love, though, but a quest to keep herself in acrylic nails and extraordinarily tacky outfit choices with no expense spared.  Once ex-captain Jason was dispatched, she fought for a place in new signing Conrad Gates’ bed (despite his straightened hair), dallied with sports agent/chairwoman Hazel Bailey and even found the time to get herself astride Frank Laslett, the overweight, over-age chairman of the club, specifically with the intention of shagging him to death.  Imagine talking about that storyline in the office the next day. But the combination of cocaine, booze and vigorous love making did the job – our Tanya got what she wanted out of each chap (or chapette, in the case of Hazel) and then moved on to the next one. Played with bags of aplomb by Zöe Lucker (whom I don’t seem to spot on TV these days, but ought to be a national treasure), Tanya was a popular creation, rooted for by an audience that was fully entertained by her outrageous behaviour.

In fact, the show suffered whenever she was absent.  IMDB tells me that Gillian Taylforth (Cathy from Eastenders, everyone) appeared in the most episodes, playing Jackie Pascoe, the overbearing pushy mother.  Yet, my most memorable character is Nurse Dunkley.  The name in itself is a comic moniker for someone you’re never going to take seriously.  But her arc was as sinister as they come: caring for Frank Laslett during his coma (obviously) she went from an apparently incidental background artist to front-of-camera abuser, pursuing a physical relationship with the unconscious man in her care, while whispering sweet nothings to him in her simpleton-sounding northern accent.  Her spectacles practically steaming up with lust is an image that still haunts me to this day.

But this was what we all tuned in for: far-fetched melodrama.  But you can watch that in most soap operas, so the attraction is better qualified as: far-fetched melodrama involving wealthy, mostly attractive people in glamorous settings.  Which is loads better.  Babies were swapped.  Boob implants caught fire.  Murders were attempted and completed.  Sex videos were leaked.  Joan Collins popped in.  Peter Stringfellow popped in.  This was the level of Footballers’ Wives.  As a result, it was wickedly fun.  I’m not ashamed to admit I also really enjoyed the foul language and frequent nudity – seeing someone being told to f*** off when their boobs are peaking over the duvet is oddly gratifying when you’re a teenager with punctuation-related anxiety.

Sadly, the show ended in 2006; it may well have been shagged to death itself to be honest.  I don’t even know if there’s any way to watch it these days, shy of trawling car boots for the old DVDs and then squinting at the appalling image quality with your HD-accustomed eyeballs, before realising things look appalling due to the noughties fashions the show so willingly embraced.  In fact, I don’t even recommend re-watching; times have changed, and the old show’s website still exists here, reminding you how crude the old internet was.  Have a click around and think of times past.  This is the trash that brought millions to ITV’s peak schedule.  At least now we have Love Island, eh?

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Jamaican reggae artiste Gregory Isaacs (the cool Ruler) is dead. He was 59 years old. Isaacs' manager Copeland Forbes confirmed that the artiste died at his home in London on October 25, 2010 following a long battle with lung cancer.

Reggae artist Gregory Issacs Dies at age 59

Gregory rose to international fame in the late 1970s. In his teens, Isaacs became a veteran of the talent contests that regularly took place in Jamaica. In 1968, he made his recording debut with a duet with Winston Sinclair, 'Another Heartache', recorded for producer Byron Lee. Issacs has released more than 500 albums during his career, most of which were compilations. Some of his most memorable hits are: All I have is Love Soon Forward Night Nurse number one Red rose for Gregory Mr Cool Lets Give it a Try and Hold Tight Gregory has work with reggae artist such as Bob Marley, Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Freddi McGregor, Ninja Man, Jc Lodge, Beres Hammond, Dennis Brown, Byron Lee, Prince Buster, Errol Dunkley and the list goes on and on. He was truly a star,a legend and an Icon. He will be greatly missed by the whole music fraternity.

Thanksgiving Service for reggae star, Gregory Isaacs, will be held at the National Indoor Sports Centre on Saturday, November 20, 2010, starting at 10:00 a.m. Viewing of his body will take place at the same venue on Friday,November 19, 2010 between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Gregory died in England on October 25, 2010. His body will be flown to Jamaica on Thursday, November 11, 2010. The theme for the Thanksgiving Service is Red Rose for Gregory, any one who's planing to attend the service are being asked to take along a red rose and to wear black or white or a combination and to be seated by 9:30a.m. The first hour of the service will be a musical tribute to Gregory. Interment will be at the Dovecot Cemetery. Gregory’s interment will be at the Dovecot Cemetery.

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AFL: Bulldogs' AFL flag experience an advantage

AFL: Bulldogs’ AFL flag experience an advantage

sport, national-sport-news Tough midfielder Josh Dunkley believes the Western Bulldogs’ AFL fairytale experience from five years ago will give them an edge over Melbourne in this season’s premiership decider. In 2016, the Bulldogs famously won four consecutive cut-throat finals, rising from seventh on the ladder to end a 62-year flag drought. It left Melbourne nursing the competition’s longest…

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5 Lessons Learned – AFL Round 6

1. Melbourne is good

They are real and they’re spectacular.

To all the Melbourne fans reading this – YOU ARE GOOD.

Surge football.

More majors, for your pure enjoyment

https://t.co/93qdmRkbee#FiredUp pic.twitter.com/Po6SpkykMT

— Melbourne Demons (@melbournefc) April 25, 2021

A 6-0 start to the season, high-pressure, star players all flying and boy did they out-Richmond Richmond with a six-goal win on Saturday night. 

Every Dees fan around Australia is up and about with a big smile on their face, they are starting to believe.

These are the Monday’s you crave all of the hot-takes and if you’ve been scrolling looking for more pats on the back the way of the Demons, you’ve come to the right place.

I wonder how the 15 Ladbrokes punters who backed Melbourne at $26 for the flag at the start of the season are feeling right now?

The Dees are now fourth in line for premiership betting at $6.50 and will make it a 7-0 start to 2021 on Sunday when they face the bottom of the ladder Kangaroos with Melbourne opening the betting at $1.02 head to head.

"I think the way we're playing is inspiring our crowd. It's inspiring our supporters." – Simon Goodwin following last night's win

Full post-match press conference

https://t.co/7yL94zz5vE pic.twitter.com/xlw0jumGg9

— Melbourne Demons (@melbournefc) April 25, 2021

When it comes to following a footy team, the journey can be as fun as the destination and every Melbourne fan should make hay while the sun shines. 

2. ..So are the Bulldogs

Are we going to party like it’s 1954?

Check out the #AFLGiantsDogs match report: https://t.co/1f57jHEHnY

— AFL (@AFL) April 23, 2021

The Western Bulldogs have started the season 6-0 with a solid win over GWS, who challenged them on Friday night, but the Dogs ultimately blew them away in the last quarter.

They will go in $1.52 favourites against a defeated and injury-riddled reigning premiers Richmond ($2.55) at the MCG on Friday night. 

Injuries are starting to bite at Whitten Oval as well with Tim English, Josh Dunkley and poor old Lin Jong but it appears they bat-deep.

Will see the debut of no.1 draft pickon Friday night? 

He kicked five goals in the televised VFL game for Footscray on Thursday

Jesse Hogan (four goals) and Jamarra Ugle-Hagan (five goals) put on strong showings in the VFL on Thursday night. Should either of them get the AFL call up next week? pic.twitter.com/hUCpdgWkd0

— AFL (@AFL) April 24, 2021

 You’d fancy the Dogs against Richmond, but you’d have to be foolish to write off the champions. 

3. Injuries suck 

A real big statement here, I know. 

We mentioned in lesson 2 that injury got the better of poor old Lin Jong on Friday night and then injury got the better of two of the absolute superstars of the game over the weekend.

Lachie Neale (ankle surgery) is out indefinitely pic.twitter.com/CfNslHjU7g

— 7AFL (@7AFL) April 25, 2021

Lachie Neale suffered an ankle injury in Brisbane’s win over Carlton on Saturday, meaning the reigning Brownlow medalist is likely to miss 6-8 weeks of football.

From a punting perspective, all Brownlow bets are off on Neale who opened the betting to go back-to-back at $6 at the start of the season. 

It’s a shame, but hopefully we’ll see him back on the field later in the season. 

Dustin Martin has been ruled out of Friday night’s game against the Bulldogs with Dusty being ruled out with concussion, but it’s been revealed he’s been nursing an injured foot in recent weeks.

. @Richmond_FC are licking their wounds after a night from hell against the @melbournefc – a miserable milestone for Tiger Dustin Martin, he'll miss Friday night's @westernbulldogs blockbuster through concussion, but that's not his only concern. @SeanSowerby7 #7NEWS pic.twitter.com/rPHaKWlFlK

— 7NEWS Melbourne (@7NewsMelbourne) April 25, 2021

The Tigers will also miss the likes of Dylan Grimes and Dion Prestia.

It’s a better problem to have in April rather than in September.

4. Hawthorn v Adelaide was game of the Round

Now, we could look into the likes of how other contenders Port Adelaide and Geelong fared on the weekend or we can look back and smile with what transpired in the Hawks v Crows clash Launceston. 

What a game! What a win!

#AFLHawksCrows pic.twitter.com/63nM7G5jsW

— Hawthorn FC (@HawthornFC) April 25, 2021

The 1pm Sunday off-broadway clash between two sides that are not likely to feature in the finals was an absolute delight to watch. 

End-to-end, fast ball movement, high-scoring, accurate – especially in the case of the Crows 15 goals without a behind, defense thrown out the window, red footy in the daytime, the stunning five goals on debut from Adelaide’s Riley Thilthorpe and five goals on the other end from Hawk Jacob Koschitzke.

Welcome to the big time Riley Thilthorpe

#AFLHawksCrows pic.twitter.com/yrmnoDUzke

— AFL (@AFL) April 25, 2021

Hawthorn was able to come back from 32 points in the third quarter, finishing with a 15-12 (102) to 16-3 (99) win in their Tassie fortress. 

Imagine if there was hindsight multis? Back the Over, Jacob Koschitzke to score 2+ goals @ $2.85 and Riley Thilthorpe @ $2.45 to score 2+ Goals. If only. 

Both of these young guns (Thilthorpe – $11, Koschitzke $26) are worth considering for the Rising Star this year.

If you wanna watch a replay of any game from Round 6, 2021 – Hawthorn v Adelaide is top billing. 

5. Collingwood isn’t good. 

We all know what’s transpiring at Collingwood.

If you are a Magpies fan and you’re reading this – you’ve clearly been doom scrolling.

Nathan Buckley: My future is not an excuse or a distraction https://t.co/zLUYGdCn02

— Daniel Cherny

(@DanielCherny) April 25, 2021

While you are 17th on the ladder this week, the Pies are now equal 6th on the line of wooden spoon betting at $21, $5 to make the eight, $26 for the top four and $51 for the miracle turnaround premiership.

The good news is, we’ve got the Pies down as $1.40 favorites as they host the Gold Coast Suns ($3) this Saturday arvo at the MCG.

I’m not going to do a deep-dive into the problems at the Magpies, but my best tip is to stop reading articles like this and give all of the talkback radio and Monday night footy shows a miss.

The same advice applies to supporters of the West Coast Eagles and St Kilda. 

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FROM THE CAMBRIDGE CORE FOUR TO THE FANTASTIC FIVE [55/x]

The Duchess of Cambridge began her day at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, mere hours after she had been announced as the college’s new patron. The Duchess was given a tour of the London-based college, where she met with one of the nurses, Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent, who had helped to deliver one of her own children | February 27th 2018

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Laura Serrant

Laura Serrant is Professor of Nursing at Manchester Metropolitan University, having been one of the first nurses to qualify through a degree. She is a sexual and reproductive health specialist, and has advised the government on nursing strategy.

Tryphena Anderson

Tryphena Anderson was a nurse and midwife, and was Britain’s first black health visitor.

Monica Lewin

Monica Lewin was a surgeon, known for her work in Jamaica, particularly during the 1960s. She went on to work as a clinical assistant in several British hospitals.

Anthea Davy

Anthea Davy is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon, specialising in hand and wrist surgery. She is also a UCL lecturer, and serves on the Royal College of Surgeons Women in Surgery committee.

Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent

Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent is England's first Chief Midwifery Officer, and is Professor of Midwifery at both King's College London and London South Bank University.

Georgelene Elliott

Georgelene Elliott is the founder of Black Blood Matters, an organisation dedicated to increasing the number of black blood donors. Her work is based on her research, which indicates the British blood transplant supply is severely lacking blood from this group, particularly those with the rare Ro subtype. If you are black and eligible to give blood, please consider following Black Blood Matters on instagram, to learn more.

Black women have made enormous contributions to British healthcare, and continue to do so every day. To learn more, check out the work of Black Women in Health (BWIH), linked below.

Hi all,

October is UK Black History Month, so I’m going to be sharing posts this month featuring iconic Black British/Britain-based women.

Mary Prince was born in Bermuda on the 1st October 1788, making today her 233rd birthday. While visiting Britain, a change in the law allowed her to escape the family she was enslaved by, and she began working for the Anti-Slavery Society. During this time, she wrote her autobiography, “The History of Mary Prince”, believed to be the earliest autobiography of a black woman published in England. The book was so popular it was reprinted twice in its first year, and she has been credited as playing a ‘crucial role in the abolition campaign’. Unfortunately little is known about her later life, or when she died.

Mary Prince is featured in a permanent exhibition in the London Docklands Museum, and is commemorated by a plaque near where she lived in Bloomsbury.

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“Temeka came in with a painful knee. Before applying ANF Devices, she could only squat within about a 20-degree range, which was VERY painful.

After the first session, within 15 minutes, she could increase the range to 45 degrees with minor pain.

A week later, Temeka came back, and she still had some residual pain, so we discarded her with higher frequency devices this time, and bang... no pain, and she was able to get to 90 degrees.” - Claire Dunkley, #nurse from #australia Claire Dunkley

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Dawn Dunkley, Medication Technician and Nursing Assistant at The Mary Wade Home, receiving the Caring Hands Award, presented by Mag Morelli, President of LeadingAge Connecticut at a state banquet today. #caregiver #alzheimers #Seniorliving #MaryWade #nursinghome #Residentcare (at Aqua Turf Club) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwAZthKBFfb/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ef0obiaybkmi

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Um so the midwife who helped deliver Princess Charlotte... let me introduce you to Jacqui Dunkley-Bent. I dont know about anyone else but while I was in the hospital I had a close relationship with the nurse who watched over me. They even sent me a personal Christmas card.

“I’d bet anything on the fact that Meghan’s the first person of African descent Kate has interacted with on a personal level,meaning in a non-working or engagement capacity. Kate just strikes me as the type of girl who’d never associate with nonwhite people in school and uni. Besides she barely seems to have had any friends in general growing up and even if she wanted to have poc friends I’m sure a snob like her mum would dissuade her from the idea and we all know Kate does whatever Carole orders“ - Submitted by Anonymous

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Regional nurse Janette Dunkley says she feels privileged to be at the bedside of patients - Catholic Leader

Regional nurse Janette Dunkley says she feels privileged to be at the bedside of patients  Catholic Leader Originally Published here: Regional nurse Janette Dunkley says she feels privileged to be at the bedside of patients - Catholic Leader

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Kate Middleton Baby: Duchess Of Cambridge Gives Birth To A 8lbs 7oz Boy

Duchess of Cambridge has given birth to her third child at St Mary's Hospital in Paddington, London. Kate, 36, gave birth after being taken by car before 6am this morning to hospital's private Lindo Wing. Supporters have decked out their tents in Union Jacks and put up flags and posters around the site. Kate gave birth to George in 10-and-a-half hours after admission, and Charlotte in two-and-a-half. September 4, 2017 - Kensington Palace announces that William and Kate are expecting their third child. The Duchess, who is suffering from severe morning sickness known as hyperemesis gravidarum, pulls out of a planned appearance at the Hornsey Road Children's Centre in London. September 5 - At his first public appearance since it was disclosed he was to become a father again, William says, at the National Mental Health and Policing Conference in Oxford: 'It's very good news,' but admits the family is not getting much sleep. September 7 - Prince George starts school - but Kate is too poorly to accompany him to the school gates, with William taking the young prince on his first day. September 14 - William says Kate is doing 'very well' when he visits Aintree University Hospital in Liverpool. September 18 - The Duchess appears in a video message, backing the You're Never Too Young To Talk Mental Health campaign run by the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families. October 10 - Kate, showing a slight baby bump, makes her first public appearance since her pregnancy was announced as she attends a Buckingham Palace reception honouring mental health campaigners. October 16 - Kate makes a surprise appearance at Paddington Station, joining William and Prince Harry at a charity event, where she dances on the platform with Paddington Bear. October 17- William and Kate reveal their baby is due in April. BBC newsreader Simon McCoy reacts by declaring on air: 'Clear your diaries. Get the time booked off, 'cos that's what I'm doing.'. The Palace also announces William is to make a solo trip to Finland. A visit to Sweden and Norway by the Duke and Duchess is shifted to January to ensure Kate is well enough to attend, it is thought. October 18 - Kate makes another surprise visit when she turns up at West Ham's London Stadium for a Coach Core event with William and Harry. October 31 - Kate steps out in sports gear for a visit to the National Tennis Centre. November 7 - The Duchess, in a black floor-length dress by Diane von Furstenberg, attends an Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families gala in Kensington Palace's 18th-century Orangery. November 8 - Kate addresses a Place2Be mental health forum and stresses that getting help and support to young children at the very earliest stage helps improve their outcomes later in life. November 12 - Kate joins other royals to watch the Remembrance Day service from a balcony overlooking the Cenotaph in Whitehall, central London. The night before, the Duchess attended the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall. November 14 - The Duchess tells a single father how William initially found it difficult adjusting to parenthood when she visits Hornsey Road Children's Centre in north London. November 20 - William, Kate and the rest of the royal family celebrate the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh's platinum wedding anniversary at a special party in Windsor Castle. November 22 - The Duke and Duchess visit Solihull where Kate takes part in an off-road Land Rover driving experience not recommended for pregnant women. November 24 - William, in black tie, and four months pregnant Kate, in a sequinned cornflower blue Jenny Packham gown, attend the Royal Variety Performance, but their arrival is delayed by an hour after an incident nearby which saw armed police rush to London's Oxford Street. November 28 - Kate congratulates Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on their engagement. November 29 - William makes a solo visit to Finland, celebrating the centenary of the country's independence. Kate visits Robin Hood Primary School in south-west London to see its work with the Royal Horticultural Society's campaign for school gardening. She tells pupils she has 'fond memories' of being outdoors as a child and is passing that passion on to her own children. December 12 - The Duchess hears stories of mothers caught up in the Grenfell Tower blaze as she visits the Rugby Portobello Trust centre which is supporting the local community. William and Kate receive Gold Blue Peter badges from the CBBC children's show for their work around mental health issues affecting children. December 14 - William and Kate join victims of the Grenfell Tower fire at a memorial service in St Paul's Cathedral. December 25 - The Duke and Duchess, Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and the royal family attend church at Sandringham on Christmas Day. January 8 2018 - Two-year-old Princess Charlotte starts at Willcocks Nursery School, with Kate taking the photographs released to celebrate her big day. January 10 - The Duchess speaks about the addictive nature of social media, saying it can be 'hard to break away from' as she meets teenagers at the Reach Academy Feltham in west London. January 17 - Kate pats her bump and jokes how she is less 'sporty' with two children and a third on the way as she visits a tennis session for pupils at Bond Primary School in Mitcham. January 23 - The Duchess says she is committed to helping the 'youngest and most vulnerable' in society as she launches a mental health website for teachers supporting pupils. January 24 - Kate sympathises with the mental health plight faced by many mothers, saying how generally they were supposed to be 'super happy' but one in four were not, as she meets psychiatrists, midwives and health visitors specialising in treating mothers with mental health issues. January 30 - William and Kate pay an official visit to Sweden and Norway. Engagements amid freezing temperatures include playing an unusual form of hockey called bandy in Stockholm, and joining children round a camp fire in Oslo. February 5 - Kate records a personal message to try to spur. children on to be comfortable in their own skin as part of Children's Mental Health Week. February 7 - Kate, as patron of the Action on Addiction charity, opens a new community-based treatment facility in Wickford, Essex. Her heel gets stuck in a grate as she arrives. February 18 - Kate wears dark green to the Baftas. Most nominees and other guests wear black to the awards in support of the Time's Up campaign in the wake of the Hollywood sexual harassment scandal. February 19 - The Duchess shows off her growing baby bump at the Commonwealth Fashion Exchange at Buckingham Palace. February 21 - The Duke and Duchess go on an away day to Sunderland to open the music and arts hub The Fire Station and visit the new Northern Spire, bridge over the River Wear. February 27 - The Duchess hugs Professor Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent, who helped to deliver one of her children, when they are reunited during Kate's visit to the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists in London. She also jokes William is in denial about a third baby while visiting the Snow Leopard ward at St Thomas' Hospital, London, to launch the Nursing Now campaign. February 28 - Kate, Meghan Markle, Harry and William appear on stage at a Royal Foundation forum - the first time the 'fab four' have carried out an official engagement together. March 6 - Kate visits Pegasus Primary School in Oxford and is given a book of lullabies to help the new baby sleep. March 7 - Kate opens the new Place2Be headquarters in central London. March 12 - The Duke and Duchess join the Queen, Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and the royal family at the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey. March 17 - Pregnant Kate sips water, while the Duke has a pint of Guinness with the Irish Guards during the St Patrick's Day parade in Hounslow, west London. March 21 - Kate attends a symposium on early intervention with social and emotional support for children. March 22 - The Duchess carries out her final engagements before going on maternity leave. She shows off her culinary skills with William and takes part in a general knowledge Commonwealth quiz. March 26 - Kensington Palace announces that Kate has become the first royal patron of the V&A museum. April 1 - Kate attends the Easter Sunday service at St George's Chapel, Windsor. April 9 - Parking restrictions and barriers are put in place outside the Lindo Wing at St Mary's Hospital. . April 16 - William welcomes delegates to UK for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, and holds audiences and attends events throughout the week. . April 21 - William and the rest of the royal family - minus Kate - celebrate the the Queen's 92nd birthday at a concert at the Royal Albert Hall in London. . April 23 - Kate is admitted to the Lindo wing at St Mary's in Paddington in the early stages of labour. To see the story click here

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Pregnant Kate Middleton Glows During Nursing Campaign Launch: Pics!

Kate Middleton just landed two new regal roles!

Ahead of her royal engagements in London on Tuesday, Kensington Palace announced via Twitter that the Duchess of Cambridge is the new Patron of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG), as well as the Nursing Now 2020 campaign, a global initiative that aims to raise the worldwide profile of nurses and enable them to take a greater role in health policy decision making.

It has been announced that The Duchess of Cambridge will become Patron of the @RCObsGyn and the @NursingNow2020 campaign ahead of her engagements today, where she will learn about and support global health work. pic.twitter.com/9ICFqhp2Sz

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) February 27, 2018

The 36-year-old royal, who is expecting her third child with Prince William, looked beautiful for her various outings, donning a stunning blue Jenny Packham dress and coat, a color she's taken a serious liking to as of late. She completed her chic look with suede Jimmy Choo heels, matching jewels from Tanzanite and G. Collins & Sons. and a clutch by Stuart Weitzman.

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Kate kicked off her day by visiting the RCOG, where she officially accepted her patronage from President Professor Lesley Regan and signed the college's Royal Visitors' book. She also learned more about RCOG's global health programs, along with the types of training and education they provide for doctors specializing in obstetrics and gynaecology. 

RCOG President Professor @lregan7 officially welcomes HRH The Duchess of Cambridge as the College’s new Patron https://t.co/oIyQe7b7oH@KensingtonRoyalpic.twitter.com/ZVlDfqMgYp

— RoyalCollegeObsGyn (@RCObsGyn) February 27, 2018

HRH has signed our Royal Visitors’ book after accepting the patronage. Behind is a series of photos of members of the Royal Family at the RCOG including Her Majesty The Queen & Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother signing the same book https://t.co/oIyQe7b7oHpic.twitter.com/djJ3QMzKOp

— RoyalCollegeObsGyn (@RCObsGyn) February 27, 2018

To mark HRH's new patronage, The Duchess is presented with a certificate by Professor Lesley Regan, the President of @RCObsGyn. pic.twitter.com/YFSEjt7c1k

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) February 27, 2018

In addition to accepting her patronage, one of the highlights from the brunette beauty's visit to RCOG was the moment she reunited with Professor Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent, the midwife who's believed to be the woman who helped deliver her second child, Princess Charlotte, in May 2015. 

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And it appears Kate had a total blast during her time at the college, giggling as photographers captured her in the moment.

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Later in the day, Kate visited Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, where she launched the Nursing Now 2020 campaign. 

We're delighted that our new Patron, HRH The Duchess of Cambridge, could join us in London to launch the global #NursingNow campaign today https://t.co/CaP0dBJN3A#nursing#globalhealth (@ICNurses@WHO@BurdettTrust@KensingtonRoyal) pic.twitter.com/XMIe2inh4x

— Nursing Now (@NursingNow2020) February 27, 2018

On Wednesday, Kate is scheduled to attend the first Royal Foundation Forum with the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The fab four will all appear on stage together to discuss why the Royal Foundation was set up, the projects they are currently working on and their ambitions for the future.

As we patiently wait to see pics from the highly-anticipated engagement, watch the video below to hear the latest updates from Kensington Palace!

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Match report: Dogs win thriller over Tigers

A BRILLIANT final term from Clay Smith has helped the Western Bulldogs overcome a slow start and snatch a five-point win at Etihad Stadium on Saturday night.

The Tigers led by 32 points when Jack Riewoldt goaled early in the second quarter, but the Bulldogs chipped away at the deficit over the next two terms and hit the lead for the first time when Smith goaled at the 16-minute mark of the final term.

The Western Bulldogs led by five points at the time, which was the margin at the final siren, but they survived some anxious final moments before securing an 11.14 (80) to 11.9 (75) victory.

Full match details and stats

Smith kicked two goals in the final term – and an equal game-high four for the match – and, two minutes after his final major, found Lachie Hunter 35m from goal with a superbly centred pass.

Hunter’s converted set shot put the Bulldogs 11 points up, but the Tigers were not done, with Riewoldt hitting back with a goal at the 23-minute mark that brought his side back within four points.

The Bulldogs hung on from there, joining Richmond on five wins for the season.

WATCH: The thrilling last two minutes

Riewoldt kicked the 500th goal of his career when he scored his first major of the game midway through the opening quarter, and finished with four goals for the game to be one of the Tigers’ best players.

Marcus Bontempelli (27 possessions, 10 tackles and one goal) was outstanding for the Bulldogs through the midfield and in attack, while Luke Dahlhaus (31 possessions), Jack Macrae (30) and Lachie Hunter (28) were prime movers through the midfield.

Key defender Marcus Adams (two goals) spent the night in attack and gave the Bulldogs an aerial presence, taking a crucial contested mark at half-back late in the match, while Tom Boyd gave the Dogs a lift in the ruck after a slow start to the game.

Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge was pleased with the pluck his team showed in its comeback, but said there was definite room for improvement.

“We’re making extremely hard work of (our wins). It doesn’t help when the opposition have come to play as well as they did tonight. Richmond were very good,” Beveridge said.

“We were disappointed with our start to the game and our efficiency was very poor, but Richmond just capitalised on everything we didn’t do well and they torched us early.

“Again our players showed how big their hearts are. We’d love them to be able to capitalise on their endeavours a little bit easier.”

GAME BREAKER: Smith saves his best until last

The Tigers were brave in defeat, showing their 76-point flogging from Adelaide last Sunday was not a true reflection of their standing in 2017.

Dustin Martin (28 possessions, six clearances and two goals) did all he could to get Richmond over the line, while Shaun Grigg (29 possessions and one goal) and Josh Caddy (20 and one) were also valuable contributors through the middle of the ground, and Alex Rance provided his typical mix of defence and counter-attack in the back half.

Richmond coach Damien Hardwick could not fault his team’s effort, but said the Bulldogs’ edge in class had told at the end of the game.

“We probably lacked a little bit of courage towards the end of the last quarter when the game probably tightened up,” Hardwick said.

“In fairness, the pressure around the ball was pretty high. I think the Bulldogs’ pressure rating soared through the roof that last quarter and it’s why they sit where they do, We just probably couldn’t get the ball out of defensive 50 cleanly enough to get a nice efficient shot on goal at the other end.

“We probably butchered the ball inside 50 a little bit too at various stages, but there are a lot of positives to take out of the game tonight for us.”

The Tigers came out roaring from the first bounce, opening their account in little more than a minute when Martin accepted a Riewoldt handball and ran into goal unopposed.

The Bulldogs hit back soon after when Jake Stringer soccered a brilliant goal on the half-volley, but the Tigers then took over, kicking four unanswered goals to go into the first break with a 26-point lead.

Five talking points: Western Bulldogs v Richmond

Riewoldt kicked two of those– the first after he lost opponent Zaine Cordy in a marking contest midway through the first term was his 500th – and Dan Butler snapped the last after brilliantly gathering a half-volley at full pace.

The Bulldogs used Josh Dunkley, 190cm, as their ruckman for most of the first term as Tom Boyd was stationed in attack, with Richmond, primarily thanks to debutant Ivan Soldo, winning the quarter’s hit-outs 20-1, including a 6-0 advantage at centre bounces.

Defender Fletcher Roberts won the Dogs’ only hit-out for the first term, but his team still managed to win the clearances 11-9.

When Riewoldt kicked his third goal in the opening 90 seconds of the second quarter, the Tigers had kicked five unanswered goals and led by 32 points.

Tom Boyd returned to the ruck for the Bulldogs in the second quarter and helped arrest the Tigers’ ruck dominance, winning 10 hit-outs for the term as the Dogs won that stat 11-9.

The Bulldogs also started to get on top in general play but struggled to convert in front of goal, kicking 3.5 for the quarter.

They cut the Tigers’ lead to 13 points when Smith goaled with a left-foot snap at the 19-minute mark, but a late Martin goal helped Richmond go into half-time with an 18-point lead.

MEDICAL ROOM Western Bulldogs: Jake Stringer was injured in a tackle by Brandon Ellis midway through the third term, appearing to injure his right knee. He went down to the Dogs’ rooms for assessment and, although he returned to the bench without any strapping on his knee, he did not take any further part in the game. The Bulldogs ruled out any ACL damage after the game, but Stringer will need to undergo scans. Josh Dunkley injured his left shoulder early in the final term and left the ground immediately nursing his arm. He also did not return and Beveridge confirmed after the game that he had dislocated his shoulder and faced a stretch on the sidelines. Jason Johannisen came to the interchange bench late in the second quarter to have his right wrist assessed but returned to the field soon after and played out the game. 

Richmond: Nick Vlastuin came from the ground early in the second after appearing to injure his right shoulder in a contest. The defender went into the rooms to be assessed and did not return. Tigers coach Damien Hardwick was unsure of the extent of Vlastuin’s injury at his post-match media conference, saying he expected the defender to have scans on Saturday night.

NEXT UP The Bulldogs face a six-day break before taking on West Coast at Domain Stadium next Friday night, while the Tigers host Fremantle at the MCG next Sunday.

WESTERN BULLDOGS  1.1   4.6   8.11   11.14 (80) RICHMOND                  5.3   7.6   9.7     11.9 (75)

GOALS Western Bulldogs: Smith 4, Adams 2, Stringer, Picken, McLean, Bontempelli, Hunter Richmond: Riewoldt 4, Martin 2, Butler, Miles, Lambert, Caddy, Grigg 

BEST  Western Bulldogs: Dahlhaus, Bontempelli, Hunter, Smith, Macrae, T.Boyd Richmond: Martin, Riewoldt, Rance, Grigg, Caddy, Houli 

INJURIES Western Bulldogs: Stringer (knee), Dunkley (shoulder) Richmond: Vlastuin (shoulder) 

Reports: Nil

Umpires: Deboy, Meredith, Ryan

Official crowd: 46,387 at Etihad Stadium

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