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posted by Paul Johnson @ 7:24 am
Includes health, welfare, shops which are open, safety announcements.
posted by Paul Johnson @ 7:23 am
Includes health, welfare, shops which are open, safety announcements.
Labels: eqnz
posted by Paul Johnson @ 7:23 am
On Tuesday 22 February 2011, a devastating 6.3 earthquake hit Christchurch, New Zealand killing around 100 people and injuring around 2,500. In its wake it left a catalogue of human tragedy, suffering and a city in ruins.
The trauma is far from over. Over 150 aftershocks have continued to rock the city, over 2000 people have been displaced, many are now living in tent cities. Of those with houses, most are heavily damaged, without water, electricity and sanitation. The elderly are struggling to cope with circumstances even the young are finding a challenge.
For nearly 3 years Kathryn & I lived in Sumner, Christchurch very close to the epicentre of the quake. We know lots of people affected by the quake.
Rather than sit back and watch report after report we want to do something to help the cities people.
Sponsored 6.3 mile earthquake run
Next weekend we are going to do a sponsored 6.3 mile run in aid of the Red Cross New Zealand Earthquake Appeal.
We would be pleased if you would support us in our efforts to help the people of Christchurch in their time of need.
How can you donate?
Either
What are the New Zealand Red Cross doing?
New Zealand Red Cross is playing a critical role in the emergency response:
Huge thanks to everyone who has sponsored us so far!
posted by Paul Johnson @ 6:31 am
On Tuesday 22 February 2011, a devastating 6.3 earthquake hit Christchurch, New Zealand killing around 100 people and injuring around 2,500.
The trauma is far from over. Over 150 aftershocks have continued to rock the city, over 2000 people have been displaced, many are now living in tent cities. Of those with houses, most are heavily damaged, without water, electricity and sanitation. The elderly are struggling to cope with circumstances even the young are finding a challenge.
For nearly 3 years Kathryn & I lived in Sumner, Christchurch very close to the epicentre of the quake. We know lots of people effected by the quake.
Rather than sit back and watch report after report we want to do something to help the cities people.
The 6.3 mile earthquake run
Next weekend we are going to do a sponsored 6.3 mile run in aid of the Red Cross New Zealand Earthquake Appeal.
We would be pleased if you would support us in our efforts to help the people of Christchurch in their time of need.
How can you donate?
Either
What are the New Zealand Red Cross doing?
New Zealand Red Cross is playing a critical role in the emergency response:
posted by Paul Johnson @ 1:25 pm
Shag rock on Sumner beach was an iconic landmark. And now its gone!
posted by Paul Johnson @ 1:18 pm
Need accommodation or help? Try these web sites
Labels: Christchurch Earthquake 2011
posted by Paul Johnson @ 2:52 pm
Having lived in Christchurch for nearly 3 years and formed a huge bond with the place and New Zealand I have been struck to the core over the recent earthquake. So many people hurt, many lives shattered and beautiful heritage buildings no more than dusty ruins.
Now some time has passed since the initial shocks a more representative picture of what has happened is emerging on the web. With so many people having a connection with this beautiful city around the world I thought I would collate some links to information and images I found useful and interesting.
posted by Paul Johnson @ 11:52 am
One of New Zealand's finest architectural jewels has been reduced to rubble. Gut wrenching.
Before 21st February 2011
After
posted by Paul Johnson @ 12:17 am
Brookside nursery, Poynton is a regular haunt of ours, our daughter loves the narrow gauge railway. The main cafe is expensive and frankly bad. Little did we realise tucked at the back of the garden centre is a fantastic authentic Italian cafe and their coffee is simply unbeatable.
posted by Paul Johnson @ 8:48 am
Not suitable for toddlers but a refreshing change to see something which stimulates the older ones.
posted by Paul Johnson @ 6:16 am
The real hero, Parkers, translated horribly complex tables in the printed version featuring hideous mileage conversion tables into a slick, easy to use iOs interface. At £5.99 costly but worth every single penny.
posted by Paul Johnson @ 9:07 am
The real hero, Parkers, translated horribly complex tables in the printed version featuring hideous mileage conversion tables into a slick, easy to use iOs interface. At £5.99 costly but worth every single penny.
posted by Paul Johnson @ 9:01 am
Lynda.com always generate high quality video based tutorials. Pleased to discover that there are over 90 Reason 4 Tutorials. Can't wait to see the Reason 5 ones Lynda!
posted by Paul Johnson @ 11:20 pm
The WWF have just launched a pdf file format which you cannot print from, to save trees. What a great idea!
posted by Paul Johnson @ 7:02 am
Labels: curious, manchester, Northern Quarter
posted by Paul Johnson @ 12:24 pm
Web site: http://www.cornerhouse.org/fooddrink/
Twitter: http://twitter.com/cornerhousemcr
posted by Paul Johnson @ 11:14 am
Web site: http://www.cornerhouse.org/fooddrink/
Twitter: http://twitter.com/cornerhousemcr
posted by Paul Johnson @ 11:13 am
posted by Paul Johnson @ 5:39 am
These tutorials by Propellerhead evangelist James Bernard should form essential watching for anyone wanting to take Reason or Record further. Covering a wide variety of complex but rewarding techniques, the tutorials will help you get the most out of the products. Revealing the trickery behind many popular sound recording techniques, in depth explanations of sound sythesis in Thor, Subtractor plus much more.
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Labels: Reason
posted by Paul Johnson @ 1:10 am
I live in Macclesfield, Cheshire, England. Love walking, mountain biking, photography, writing dance music. Recently been to Dubai, New Zealand, Australia, England, The Lake District.
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