Archives for June 2016

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Lantra Maintenance and Operation Courses at the Rural Skills Centre, Royal Agricultural College.

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Peter and Annette’s Prado had developed a knock in the front end and on inspection it seems that the front LH shock absorber is working its way into the engine bay. Brett holds back with hands in pockets for a while while everyone has a look until he can hold back no more and steps in again to save the day. The angle grinder comes out and he makes up metal and rubber washers to support it for the rest of the trip. It was an impressive bit of improvisation and all were involved in assisting the repairs.

Meanwhile Hayley rescues Eeyore from the hanging noose on my aerial and props him up behind a seatbelt in the front of the HARDABUT Cruiser. Eeyore had done the hard yards and survived adversity so is now a proud dusty addition as a mascot on my front dash.

Back on the road we traverse many more canals before Simon finds a great campsite and we all settle in around another great fire and the fireside drinking games begin.

Much enjoyment was had but some participants overshot the runway and were most regretful and were seen up early the next day praying for forgiveness to the Wild Turkey God (Hayley)

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How to Fix Car Electrical Problems – Strange problems, poor running. Sometimes difficult to diagnose car electrical problems are due to dirty or corroded grounds or the pins on the connections for the engine management system or any of the sensors. All the parts may be good and it will be a real mystery why a car has intermittent problems with poor idle, poor performance, hard starting only sometimes, stalling or occasional misfire at times or runs perfect at other times. You don’t want to just visually check the pins on the engine wiring connections, but you want to also physically clean them with a fine wire brush and then spray them with electromotive cleaner. After you clean the connections thoroughly, physically plug in all the connections several times to make sure they are making good electrical contact..

diagnose – car has intermittent problems

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This two-day paediatric first aid course meets the requirements of the Early Years Foundation Stage Statutory Framework.
It focuses on emergency scenarios faced by professionals, including teachers, child minders and pre-school leaders looking after young children. It meets Ofsted requirements for registered child minders and the requirements for nannies under the DfES Approved Carer Scheme. It can also be used as evidence for employees working towards an NVQ in Childcare and Education.
Who should attend?

Ideal for people working with young children (up to eight years old) or those working towards an NVQ in Childcare/Education.
This course includes

Assessing the situation and circumstances in order to act safely, promptly and effectively in an emergency.
Administering first aid to a casualty who is unconscious (including seizure), choking, wounded, bleeding or suffering from shock.
Recognising signs and symptoms of anaphylactic shock and how to administer first aid, including the use of the epi-pen.
Basic Life Support – Cardio pulmonary resuscitation (adult, child, infant).
Being able to carry out secondary surveys and placing the casualty in the recovery position.
Recognising the presence of major illness and providing appropriate first aid, including head injuries, epilepsy, asthma, diabetes.
Being able to recognise some of the common childhood ailments and illnesses and being able to deal with them, including croup, asthma and febrile convulsions.
Requirements of a First Aid Box.
Administration of medicines.

Assessment

Candidates are assessed by South Central Ambulance Service NHS Trust (SCAS) trainers continuously throughout the course.
Certification

Successful participants will receive a certificate accredited by AoFAQ,QCF and OfQUAL and is Valid for three years.

For more information on tis course visit our website:

http://www.lifelinefirstaid.co.uk/paediatric-first-aid-training-course.html

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COMPLETE EPISODE OF RAY MEARS – ABORIGINAL BRITAIN.