I won first prize in the local village fate for a one of my photos  

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The Best Photographer In The World 29th & 30th Sep 2007, 27th & 28th Oct 2007

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Yay for you . Which pic was it? And out of interest which village was it?

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just got back from the gig, what a day i;m buzzing got some great shots and mixed with all the groups

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veggiesosage:

Yay for you . Which pic was it? And out of interest which village was it?

The village was Stanton By Dale, one from a past weekly comp " I don’t care what the weather man says"

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The Best Photographer In The World 29th & 30th Sep 2007, 27th & 28th Oct 2007

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browndog - Great photo deserves first place.

The sun shone and it was very warm whilst I was in the city taking photos.

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SK
The Best Photographer in the world 4th November - 5th November 2006 & 17th-18 November 2007
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I juust got home from island. it was awsome.[:-D]

Jayms:

I juust got home from island. it was awsome.[:-D]

 

welcome back.. any particular island?

what made me feel good today was.. sorting through my hard drive trying to categorise it all .. just enjoying pics i havent seen in ages.. i really should print some off..

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daisiemaetulip:

Jayms:

I juust got home from island. it was awsome.[:-D]

 

welcome back.. any particular island?

what made me feel good today was.. sorting through my hard drive trying to categorise it all .. just enjoying pics i havent seen in ages.. i really should print some off..

sorry i meant to type ireland. Hands and brain really not working at full capacity today lol

I had a dyslexia test today. In itself not great for feelgood value but the test is in 4 sections and the first part i got a really good score on. Let me explain: the fist part of the test tests you on image sequences which dyslexia has no effect on so as to gage how sharp you are in general before it tests you for Dyslexic problems. In this section i got the highest marking band which made me feel rather prowd of myself because it basicly means i have a sharp mind. the further 3 sections of the test (Word Recognision, Word construction and memory) were as expected and indicated that there is a high probabilty of dyslexia. (which we knew anyways really) so now i need to scedule a full (3 hour) test with an educational Phychologist so that i can get a full diagnosis and see what benifits i am eligable for.

This is all good news because it means i'm not stupid!! and i'll get help with my next couple of years at uni

Jayms:

I had a dyslexia test today. In itself not great for feelgood value but the test is in 4 sections and the first part i got a really good score on. Let me explain: the fist part of the test tests you on image sequences which dyslexia has no effect on so as to gage how sharp you are in general before it tests you for Dyslexic problems. In this section i got the highest marking band which made me feel rather prowd of myself because it basicly means i have a sharp mind. the further 3 sections of the test (Word Recognision, Word construction and memory) were as expected and indicated that there is a high probabilty of dyslexia. (which we knew anyways really) so now i need to scedule a full (3 hour) test with an educational Phychologist so that i can get a full diagnosis and see what benifits i am eligable for.

This is all good news because it means i'm not stupid!! and i'll get help with my next couple of years at uni

 They certainly did not test you for spelling. You are at Uni ?  Dear god what future does this country have.

stan walker:

Jayms:

I had a dyslexia test today. In itself not great for feelgood value but the test is in 4 sections and the first part i got a really good score on. Let me explain: the fist part of the test tests you on image sequences which dyslexia has no effect on so as to gage how sharp you are in general before it tests you for Dyslexic problems. In this section i got the highest marking band which made me feel rather prowd of myself because it basicly means i have a sharp mind. the further 3 sections of the test (Word Recognision, Word construction and memory) were as expected and indicated that there is a high probabilty of dyslexia. (which we knew anyways really) so now i need to scedule a full (3 hour) test with an educational Phychologist so that i can get a full diagnosis and see what benifits i am eligable for.

This is all good news because it means i'm not stupid!! and i'll get help with my next couple of years at uni

 They certainly did not test you for spelling. You are at Uni ?  Dear god what future does this country have.

 

er Stan

Definition

dyslexia   Show phonetics
noun
a difficulty with reading and writing caused by the brain's inability to see the difference between some letter shapes

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Keith Hammond:

stan walker:

Jayms:

I had a dyslexia test today. In itself not great for feelgood value but the test is in 4 sections and the first part i got a really good score on. Let me explain: the fist part of the test tests you on image sequences which dyslexia has no effect on so as to gage how sharp you are in general before it tests you for Dyslexic problems. In this section i got the highest marking band which made me feel rather prowd of myself because it basicly means i have a sharp mind. the further 3 sections of the test (Word Recognision, Word construction and memory) were as expected and indicated that there is a high probabilty of dyslexia. (which we knew anyways really) so now i need to scedule a full (3 hour) test with an educational Phychologist so that i can get a full diagnosis and see what benifits i am eligable for.

This is all good news because it means i'm not stupid!! and i'll get help with my next couple of years at uni

 They certainly did not test you for spelling. You are at Uni ?  Dear god what future does this country have.

 

er Stan

Definition

dyslexia   Show phonetics
noun
a difficulty with reading and writing caused by the brain's inability to see the difference between some letter shapes

If he is, then what the hell is he doing at Uni ?

stan walker:

Keith Hammond:

stan walker:

Jayms:

I had a dyslexia test today. In itself not great for feelgood value but the test is in 4 sections and the first part i got a really good score on. Let me explain: the fist part of the test tests you on image sequences which dyslexia has no effect on so as to gage how sharp you are in general before it tests you for Dyslexic problems. In this section i got the highest marking band which made me feel rather prowd of myself because it basicly means i have a sharp mind. the further 3 sections of the test (Word Recognision, Word construction and memory) were as expected and indicated that there is a high probabilty of dyslexia. (which we knew anyways really) so now i need to scedule a full (3 hour) test with an educational Phychologist so that i can get a full diagnosis and see what benifits i am eligable for.

This is all good news because it means i'm not stupid!! and i'll get help with my next couple of years at uni

 They certainly did not test you for spelling. You are at Uni ?  Dear god what future does this country have.

 

er Stan

Definition

dyslexia   Show phonetics
noun
a difficulty with reading and writing caused by the brain's inability to see the difference between some letter shapes

If he is, then what the hell is he doing at Uni ?

I think that's a totally uncalled for remark and reflects poorly on you Stan.

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SK
The Best Photographer in the world 4th November - 5th November 2006 & 17th-18 November 2007
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OldBoy:

stan walker:

Keith Hammond:

stan walker:

Jayms:

I had a dyslexia test today. In itself not great for feelgood value but the test is in 4 sections and the first part i got a really good score on. Let me explain: the fist part of the test tests you on image sequences which dyslexia has no effect on so as to gage how sharp you are in general before it tests you for Dyslexic problems. In this section i got the highest marking band which made me feel rather prowd of myself because it basicly means i have a sharp mind. the further 3 sections of the test (Word Recognision, Word construction and memory) were as expected and indicated that there is a high probabilty of dyslexia. (which we knew anyways really) so now i need to scedule a full (3 hour) test with an educational Phychologist so that i can get a full diagnosis and see what benifits i am eligable for.

This is all good news because it means i'm not stupid!! and i'll get help with my next couple of years at uni

 They certainly did not test you for spelling. You are at Uni ?  Dear god what future does this country have.

 

er Stan

Definition

dyslexia   Show phonetics
noun
a difficulty with reading and writing caused by the brain's inability to see the difference between some letter shapes

If he is, then what the hell is he doing at Uni ?

I think that's a totally uncalled for remark and reflects poorly on you Stan.

Please do not get me wrong.I feel for sorry for anyone who has uncalled for limitations. But you cannot expect to get to the top rung. Myself, I left school at 14 perfect in mind and body, but all I could look foreward to was the university of death. First lesson, if he has a field grey uniform on and a coal scuttle helmet, shoot him, he`s a German. Just watching the exam results on the TV "Oh I got 3 A levels, I`ll be going to Cambridge". So many did exeptionally well on the exams, I wonder why that is, I`ll give you 3 guesses. I`ll shut up now and get my lunch and say "thank god its not SAUERKRAUT

Hi Jayms

Congratulations on getting through the first round I hope they can offer you all the help you need to get through Uni.

 

Stan you say "But you cannot expect to get to the top rung"... I think you are saying all of this just to be controversial, however instead of coming down on people with Dyslexia how about a bit of encouragement and a pat on the back and a well done. By the way "Cannot expect to get to the top rung"

Tom Cruise, Thomas Edison, Walt Disney, General George Patton, Nelson Rockerfeller, Hans Christian Anderson, Leonardo Da Vinci, Sir Winston Chruchill, Henry Ford, Michael Faraday, Eddie Izzard, John F Kennedy, Oliver Reed, Sir Jackie Stewart, Benjamin Zephaniah, Henry Winkler.Whoopi Goldberg, Susan Hampshire, Sir Richard Branson.

All of the above list are people who suffer from Dyslexia in varying forms, I would say that the majority of them have "Got to the Top Rung" in their chosen fields and I am pretty certain you knew that though, hence my comment about you saying it just to be controversial. If you didn't know any of the above were dyslexic then maybe a quick well known "search engine search" would have told you(which is exactly what I did) Sorry Stan I am not doing this to "pick" on you per se I just think sometimes people post just to be controversial without thinking of the possible negative effect it may have.

JAYMS again well done and I hope you get through UNI and pass with flying colours

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