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Bike repairs

Malcolm Ward Gardening (Est 2003) Small/ Medium Jobs Welcome Call 07955 321508

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Gardeners

Electrical

Health & Fitness

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This Edition of Wave magazine is dedicated to the memory of the wonderful PC Andy Hocking. Back in April 2013 I had the very great pleasure of interviewing Andy for the magazine and this picture was taken on the day. I am so proud to have know this amazing man and will always treasure the time I spent with him. Our thoughts are with his friends and family. Ashley x For anyone who wishes to read the full interview again they can find it on the Wave website www.falmouthwave.co.uk

Inside 10 MARINE BAR Celebrate 26 years........................ 16 FREE CYCLE EVENT Fun for all the family at Penryn Campus 20 EASTER TREATS Pick up a bargain................................... 37 STUDENT CORNER Graduates... the next step?....................

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• Do you need shorten your recovery time from injury, illness, cold or flu? • Do you need to boost your resistance to external influences, seasonal cold and damp? • Are you fed up with suffering tiredness, lethargy, pain, insomnia and side effects from medications? • Acupuncture, advice on well being, diet and lifestyle to sustain the activity and vitality you want to become accustomed to.

ACUPUNCTURE CAN HELP

Here at Meridian Health, Jubilee Wharf, Penryn, we believe that it is possible to stimulate the body to optimum health and well being. The practitioners at Meridian offer treatments using techniques that have been effective for thousands of years. These are effectual for many types of problems and pains you have and would like to resolve. We offer a very versatile service that covers instant pain relief through to emotional support, nutrition advice, exercise and education to maximize your sense of well being. Meridian provides expert advice in a calm and nurturing environment. Meridian Health offers a number of therapies including Chinese medicine, acupuncture and massage. Our therapies work by stimulating the body's own self-healing ability, bringing natural relief, balance and restoration to the body's systems. Meridian Health provides the opportunity to enjoy the benefit of expert advice and a choice of treatments to rectify deficiencies or excesses from disease, acute or chronic complaints by focusing on treating the root of the problem in order to restore and maintain optimum good health and well being. Such methods are free from unwanted side effects that often exist with conventional drug therapies. Our practitioners are holistic in their approach to the client, taking into account physical, psychological and sociological influence.

Call Frances Dawson - Registered Acupuncturist, Registered General Nurse,

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Let us put a smile back on your face Patient Comments I am thrilled with the result! You have given me my confidence back and I feel much better about myself

ALLOW me to

introduce myself, my name is Martin Docking and I am the Clinical Dental Technician for Changing Faces Denture Clinic in Cornwall, situated in a beautiful, discreet location on the outskirts of St Agnes. Here is a brief insight into why visiting Changing Faces is a unique experience. At Changing Faces Cornwall we pride ourselves on making patients feel comfortable in our clinic. I offer all my patients a free initial consultation where, over a cup of tea or coffee, we discuss different treatments available for your individual situation, leaving you fully informed about your options and under no obligation.This is the first step towards a more confident smile. It often takes a lot of courage to make that initial ‘phone call to arrange an appointment, many patients are embarrassed about their current dental situation although there is no need

Thanks to your team for the lovely welcome each time I visited and you for understanding and caring chair side manner

Just a note to say how thrilled I am with my new dentures

My new teeth are so comfortable

to be, I see a lot of patients who have been wearing ill fitting, uncomfortable or unsightly dentures for years and are unaware that there is any alternative. I care and understand how this can affect lives, making it difficult to eat, speak and laugh usually resulting in low selfesteem. When patients decide to go ahead with treatment they are confident that I have listened to their individual needs and understand the treatment process and over a series of appointments I will make their bespoke dentures at the onsite laboratory. During the course of treatment I get to know my patient very well and I enjoy their growing anticipation as we near completion. My Job is so very rewarding when I see my patient leave on fit day full of confidence and wearing a huge smile, denture wearers who it is fantastic. are suffering with So if you are one of the problematic dentures many full or partial please call us to make

I am so pleased I was able to have such great care and attention to detail at Changing Faces

your free, no obligation appointment and let me help you smile

Your professionalism and friendly manner shown by yourself and your staff is so very much appreciated

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Quick Fire Ten with Tolis and

Nicolle, the father and daughter team from Falmouth’s Marine Bar

Sudoku

Who was your childhood crush? T: Agnetha Faltskogfrom from ABBA N: Paul Walker from Fast and Furious What’s your guilty pleasure? T: Ouzo N: Staying away from the Public (laughs)

Codewords

Favorite Film? T: God Father Part 1 N: Top gun

Favorite Food? T: Good English roast dinner N: Same as my dad Best thing about Falmouth? T: The Water, I love being out on the Water N: Living on the water, working on the water and going out on the water First Record/single: T: Tom Jones N: Don’t Speak by No Doubt

Sexiest Which three guests man/women alive? would you invite to T: Jennifer Lopez N: Pierce Brosnan your dinner party dead or alive: Three items you T: Lulu, will.i.am and would take onto a my daughter desert Island? N: Boris Johnson, T: Spear, lighter and Joanna Lumley and N: Rum, ginger beer David Attenborough and a roast lamb


Seafood & Grill The Marine Bar & Restaurant is a well-

beautiful tropical fish tank, vaulted ceiling and wooden beams throughout. The bar established family run lounge and dining tables business, entering their have views across the 26th year in Falmouth. river with additional seating on balconies Run by Father and Daughter team; Tolis and overlooking both the river and Falmouth Yacht Nicolle, the popular bar Marina. and restaurant proves to The Marine Bar is open be a hit all year round from 10am – 11pm with locals and visitors boasting stunning scenic views and beautiful alike. You can see why Cornish sunsets. Serving with it’s the relaxing atmosphere, outstanding breakfast, continental coffees, homemade service and home cooked cakes, lunch, tapas and menu influenced by the evening meals. family’s Mediterranean Their private function heritage. room is perfect for When you enter the conferences and smaller spacious restaurant and parties and has windows lounge bar you are and a private balcony also boasting picturesque welcomed with a

views. Our talented Head Chef, Donna Snowden creates the menu each season with exciting tapas, seafood and traditional favourites all made on the premises using locally sourced produce. Be sure to save room for Donna’s tempting dessert menu which includes her delicious homemade ice creams! Sunday Roast is available 12-5.30pm. Two courses for £11.75, this includes West-country Beef, Pork Loin or Nut Roast with all the trimmings and a selection of desserts. Due to its popularity and to avoid disappointment booking is advisable.

Parking is free and it is safe to leave vehicles overnight, there is full disabled access to the restaurant from the car parks. The Marine Bar is a popular venue for weddings, birthdays, christenings and all special occasions. If you have a budget, we try our best to accommodate your requirements. For any enquiries regarding Weddings & Functions please ask for Nicolle or Tolis. 01326 313481 www.marinebarfalmouth.co.uk marinebarfalmouth@yahoo.co.uk


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WINTER OPENING HOURS: every day 8:30-3:30 Tel. 01326 702105

.Breakfast served 8.30am to 11:30am .Espresso Menu,Tea, Hot Choc, Cold Drinks .Fresh & Varied Hot Lunches & Snacks Menu, .Hayleys Bakes fresh cake selection .Roskillys Ice Cream, Milkshakes, Iced Coffee .Disabled Access & Toilet facilities .Great Views at Lakeside setting .Payment by Credit/Debit Cards welcome

DOG WALKERS OFFER

Why not enjoy a FREE HOT COFFEE OR TEA whilst on your Dog walk today. To claim your FREE Drink, simply show your car park ticket on the day along with this voucher. Limit one drink per car park ticket shown. Offer is for regular size Coffee & Tea only. Voucher nil cash value. offer expires 31st May 2015

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GODDESS! Who is She?...

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Helen Tite

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er body is not ruined by her stretchmark’s, she goddamm earnt those stripes. She is the inquisitive creature who is questioning how she is feeling. Her body is changing, not quite in teenage years but young enough to appreciate her body. She wants more knowledge about her health

because she can’t take it for granted anymore. Her recovery takes a little longer after a night out yet she still cracks on and runs her home. She is not a priority, everyone comes before her, and she gets tired, sometimes grumpy and will always be there for others. She is woman. No longer a teen and may be sprouting the odd grey hair but not a grandmother. This Phase of women is Goddess. Her time is precious and limited; she needs just a little time to recharge her batteries. Her happiness is essential to family happiness and wellbeing. The ability to switch off, recharge and re-energise is essential to her health and that of the family.

Have you seen the advert #thisgirlcan? It empowers women and demonstrates that

it is ok to be slightly wobbly, or really sweaty, as girls, leap, twist, dance, swim their way through a funky advert to the tunes of Missy Elliot “Get Your Freak on”. This empowers women to lose their inhibitions and be fabulous, to stop worrying and to start enjoying themselves for who they are. This powerful message demonstrates the shift in advertising and ease off the pressure to deliver high and compete on our shapes and sizes. It takes all colours to make a rainbow. The female revolution continues. Our role models are businesswomen and strong characters who stand up for change and have a strong voice. The Goddess has choices; she is strong and has a thirst for knowledge. Top Tips for The Goddess • Do something nice for yourself • Your body will be around a

lot longer than your expensive handbag (but a bag is always delightful) • Refuse just to be average • Be your own judge – things are not always what they seem from the eyes of others • Surround yourself with positive people • Your body, Your rules – don’t let society ruin this time for you • Appreciate all that your body can do • Laugh • Turn off the noise from the voices that stop us being negative about ourselves • True Beauty is within • Have fun • Work hard, play hard and give something back • Be Fabulous • Empower your best years The Goddess Phase starts around 30’s at a time when they are talking about female health and noticing changes I their bodies, paying attention to fads, trends, and diets. They also recognize that they simply can’t get away with the things used to or their methods are having a negative effect.

Goddesses are just women trying to change from within, evolve and improve their health. Your experts in fitness and wellness at The Core seek to create empathetic and effective programming for the Goddess. We understand Goddess health the joy of the hormone rollercoaster. Oh we love The Hormone Dance and we can help the Goddess groove her way through, balanced, focused and happy. We can address female health concerns, pelvic floor and back pain, bone health, libido, movement and mindfulness. After all The Core is run by a Goddesses. We are not a mainstream gym and fitness facility, we understand our clients and are travelling the same journey. Let’s celebrate The Goddess as she moves around us. Here’s to strong women. May we know them. May we be them. May we raise them.

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Free Spectacular Cycling

Event for Cornwall

South West Cycle Sport Show on Sunday 19th April at the fabulous Penryn university campus, Falmouth

Cycling is going through a tremendous revival throughout the country, so we are organising the first show in the south west to highlight in partnership with a great range of cycle shops and suppliers in the bike industry to show off the new 2015 products. Families are riding bikes again. People are commuting to work and at clubs and professional level the sport is flourishing. In Falmouth Carrick Riders have grown and prospered quickly as an amateur mountain bike club.At Penance Mill Farm they have created FALMOUTH BIKE PARK and have built an international quality 4X track, which has already hosted national championship races.This spring they will be opening a quality cross country loop and very soon a pump track. Carrick Riders are hosting the 3rd South West Urban DH championship in conjunction with the show which will attract over 100 riders racing through the campus down through the steps and jumps so suited for an urban race.This adrenaline filled event will be a fantastic back drop to the bike show to entertain all the spectators. The show is growing and already has a fantastic menu of companies attending, here is a little sample. CERTINI BICYCLE CO: featuring Specialized Bike Range UNIT CYCLES: showing Focus and Stanton Bicycles. VELOTIVE: Scott and Boardman Bikes . FALMOUTH CYCLES: Felt and Saracen Cycles DARTMOOR CYCLES:Transition Bikes. DAWES CYCLES:Academy range junior bikes. FREEGO: Electric Bikes RALEIGH: Diamond Back and Haibike EXTRA UK: Intense Bikes COGS: Bike design GT BICYCLES: New GT Bike Range

Come and visit our Falmouth showroom and see our fabulous range of cy

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Cycle repair workshop with over 20 years experience All types of repair and restoration undertaken Wheel building specialist Cytec qualified Rider owned and run

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We will also have the following interest groups and clubs attending SUSTRANS, CYCLE TOURING CLUB, FALCYCLING COMMUNITY,THE WAVE TREATS, FALMOUTH WHEELERS, CARRICK RIDERS, DIRT BIKE SCHOOL, FALMOUTH AND EXETER STUDENT UNION (FXU) and CORNWALL BMX.

SO DONT MISS OUT! Come along to

this great new event. Starting at 10AM.

Any enquires contact F1 Promotions tel: 01326 373399 SOUTH WEST CYCLE SPORTS SHOW

PENRYN CAMPUS TIME TABLE 19TH APRIL 2015

9am to 12noon

Urban Down Hill practice time for competitors

10am

South West Cycle Sports Show opens

1pm

Down Hill Race starts Categories riding: Rippers/Juvenile/Youth Veteran/Master/Senior Expert/Elite

4pm

Prize presentation

5pm

Show Closes

To enter race go online at British Cycling Events Cost £25 per adult, £20 for under 18yrs Children Hospice Southwest

The Show is supporting Children’s Hospice South West. Falmouth Cycles will be presenting The Little Harbour Hospice (St Austell) with 3 junior bikes at the show.

ycling products Tel: 01326 373399 www.falmouthcycles.com

A full range of Stunning Bespoke Kitchens At Newquay kitchens we have more than 25 years of experience in design and installation of kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms.

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St Gluvias Penryn TR10 9LB

The gardens at Enys are open between Thursday 2nd April and Tuesday 29th September 2015

We will be open on Easter Sunday Open every Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday from 2.00 – 5.00pm

Spring is arriving at Enys Gardens come along and see the spring flowers. Entrance fee: Adults £5, Seniors £4.00 & Concessions £2.00

Light refreshments available Dogs welcome

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FREE HAIRCUTS FOR CHARITY MAKE A DONATION!

Throughout the month of April Liam from NV Hairdressing will be raising money for St Julia's hospice in memory of a very special local girl called Sasha Watson who died recently of a rare form of cancer.

It is so important that sufferers and their loved ones receive the right support during such a difficult time. Hairstylist, Liam, will be cutting hair for this worthwhile cause with ALL the money going towards the charity. NV are suggesting a minimum donation of £10 pounds for a full Cut & Style with complimentary Wash and relaxing Head Massage included. So why not let Liam work his magic on your hair, and have some pampering time, knowing that your money is going to such a great cause. Book in for a Cut & Style now quoting ‘cuts for charity’ we look forward to seeing you!!!

Phone 01326 313116 or visit NV Hairdressing.co.uk for more details.

Come and celebrate our 10 th birthday!

As a thank you to all our wonderful clients we are inviting you down to the salon on 1st April to enter our FREE lucky dip!

Your chance to win money off vouchers and discounts!

Call 01326 211911

Don’t miss it!


It is nice to finally feel the warm sunshine again. It feels like the new gardening season is with us at last. We are very busy on the nursery with loads of new fresh stock, much of which we have grown ourselves. The bare root season is now over but we have plenty of pot grown trees in stock, both fruit and ornamental.

DIARY FOR APRIL

• Apply a layer of mulch around your perennials, trees and shrubs to help slow down water evaporation when the weather gets hot. • Feed trees, shrubs and hedges with a fertilizer such as blood, fish and bone, Growmore or similar. Lightly fork in to the surface. • Roses are very greedy plants and would benefit from a feed with a good rose fertiliser. • Plant new plants. • Hardwood cuttings taken last year may now need to be planted out or potting on. • If you have plants that need support, get the supports in now, if you haven’t already done so. It is easier when there is less growth and they are supported from their first growth. • Tie in climbing plants and rambling roses.This is an on-going job all season. • Check tree ties firstly to weather they need replacing and secondly that they are not too tight and strangling the tree. • Prune Forsythia as soon as they have finished flowering. Cut back to strong young shoots. • Trim winter flowering Heathers.This will stop the plant from becoming leggy. • Dead head any daffodils and tulips as the flowers fade. Do not cut the foliage back.Allow the foliage to die back naturally so the energy goes back into the bulb for next year. • In any spells of warm weather check containers and new plants for drying out.The biggest killer of new plants is drying out. • If you haven’t already done so, think about getting your early potatoes in.

• Don’t forget to keep a rotation of salad crops going so you have home grown available all season. • Plant out strawberry beds making sure that you enrich the soil with very well-rotted manure or homemade compost. If you cover your plants with a cloche, it will encourage an earlier crop. • Mulch fruit trees with well-rotted manure or compost making sure it is not against the trunk. • Apply a slow release fertiliser around the bottom of raspberry canes to encourage a good crop. • Apply a high nitrogen feed to your lawn to give it a boost.A good method is to apply a combined fertiliser, weed killer and moss killer.Three jobs done in one! • Now is a good time to be repairing or replacing tired old lawns but if you re-seed or turf, make sure the soil is kept moist. • Before mowing the lawn, brush of any worm castings to avoid leaving small muddy patches. • Mow the lawn once a week but not to lower setting at first. Lower the blade nearer to the end of the month. • Re-cut the edges of the lawn if they have become untidy or broken down. • Top dress containers with new compost. Remove the top couple of inches of soil, moss and weeds and replace with fresh.This is also a good opportunity to top dress with a slow release granular fertiliser. • Keep an eye out for pests and diseases.They creep up on you and surprise you when you’re not looking!


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1. You will need a deep, round, 20cm/8 inch cake tin. Lightly grease the cake tin and line the base with a circle of nonstick baking parchment. Pre-heat the oven to fan 160C/325F/ gas mark 3. Put all the ingredients for the cake except the pecan nuts into a large mixing bowl and mix well until evenly blended; an electric mixer is best for this but, of course, you can also beat by hand with a wooden spoon. Stir in the chopped pecan nuts. 2. Spoon the mixture into the prepared

cake tin and level the surface. Bake for 111/2 hours, until well risen, golden and springy to the touch. Allow to cool slightly, then turn the cake out onto a wire rack, peel off the lining paper and leave to cool completely. 3. Whip the cream until it just holds its shape and then fold in the maple syrup. 4. Split the cake horizontally into three and fill and cover with the cream, using a small palette knife to smooth it evenly over

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the top and sides. Decorate the top with the shredded

Bery’s Top Tip! Getting it right.

If your cake cracks on top, it usually means the over was too hot, or the cake was placed too high on the shelf (although this doesn't apply if you've got a fan oven. If your cake sinks, it could be for a number of reasons, usually that the cake was taken out of the oven too early, the oven door was opened before the cake was set, or too much baking powder was used.


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Sunrise 06:56 06:54 06:52 06:49 06:47 06:45 06:43 06:41 06:39 06:36 06:34 06:32 06:30 06:28 06:26 06:24 06:22 06:20 06:18 06:16 06:14 06:12 06:10 06:08 06:06 06:04 06:02 06:00 05:58

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1st Tide 04:20 high 05:00 high 05:35 high 00:20 low 00:50 low 01:20 low 01:55 low 02:25 low 03:00 low 03:40 low 04:25 low 05:20 low 00:05 high 01:30 high 02:45 high 03:50 high 04:40 high 05:25 high 00:30 low 01:15 low 02:00 low 02:40 low 03:20 low 04:05 low 04:50 low 05:45 low 00:20 high 01:40 high 03:40 high

2nd Tide 10:55 low 11:35 low 12:05 low 06:05 high 06:35 high 07:05 high 07:35 high 08:10 high 08:40 high 09:20 high 10:10 high 11:20 high 06:40 low 08:05 low 09:20 low 10:25 low 1:15 low 12:05 low 06:10 high 06:55 high 07:35 high 08:20 high 09:00 high 09:45 high 10:35 high 11:45 high 07:00 low 08:20 low 10:15 low

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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

GAMES REVIEW

Battlefield: Hardline – All Formats

Out on March 19th is the next instalment in EA first person shooter series. However for the first time ever the series does not place you in a military role. It shifts focus to Law Enforcement. Placing you in the LAPD it focuses on the war on crime but also crucially offers you another role in playing as the criminal which will definitely appeal to GTA fans. It’s a bold and smart move by EA with the market being saturated with FPS. I think fans of the long running series will love it, especially with the new story and different modes on offer. Excitement meter: 10/10

Bloodborne – Playstation 4

From the makers of Demon Soul’s and Dark Souls comes the all new action adventure RPG Bloodborne. Regarded as possibly the best game to come out this year which is no mean feat considering the rest of the 2015 release slate. The same was said about Demon Souls and Dark Souls in the past and general opinion confirms this. The graphics look amazing which is great to finally see more games pushing the PS4 to fulfil its graphics potential. The setting of a Goth Victorian time was inspired by Bram Stokers Dracula novel. New players to the series will find this challenging but in a good way as the Souls games are notorious for their difficulty.

Excitement meter 9.5/10

Mortal Kombat X – All Formats

The king of beat em ups returns for its tenth incarnation. Packed full with classic, new and surprise characters. This looks like an enormous amount of fun with its usual brutal gameplay and well-timed humour. That said they have yet to show anything that says or shows anything new. The problem with these games is they can get very repetitive fast but some do get around and Mortal Kombat has shown in the past that they have been able to reinvent the games. I hope the same goes for X. Loyal MK fans will certainly love them the game and I expect it to be a hit. Excitement meter 9/10

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PAUL COCKERHAM MAin both small animal and large animal Has more than 30 years’ experience of Rosemullion Veterinary Practice Ltd veterinary practice and is a director

WARNING TO DOG OWNERS WALKING THEIR DOGS ON LIVESTOCK-GRAZED LANDS!

This month I’m writing about a condition which has recently come to the attention of me and my colleagues at Rosemullion, and which deserves a much wider appreciation by the general dog-owning public. It’s potentially quite serious, so pay attention! The gist of what I’m going to say has already appeared on the Rosemullion Facebook site, and was posted there by our Clinical Lead vet in Helston, Siobhàn McInerney, as we think we’ve seen the problem initially appearing in dogs on The Lizard.

SETTING THE SCENE

The first thing to realise is that farmers and horse-owners regularly worm their animals with what are known as “Ivermectin-based products”. They’re cheapish, do a very good job, are pretty safe in the main to handle, and can be applied in a pour-on form, just like the equivalent ‘spot-on’ products for dogs and cats.

Sheepdog, Shetland Sheepdog, McNab, German Shepherd, Australian Shepherd, English Shepherd, Long-Haired Whippet, or a Silken Windhound – now there’s a breed to Google!), there is a possibility – repeat POSSIBILITY, not probability – that that they may carry a gene in them that makes them susceptible to these ivermectinbased products, along with some other drugs.This is called the MDR-1 gene. Ivermectin -type drugs are used in commonly prescribed spot-on medications in our practice, as well as in oral wormers, but the data sheets for these drugs state that these products have been tested at up to ten times the recommended dose – repeat ten times overdose! – in proven ivermectin-sensitive Collies WITHOUT any adverse sideeffects.

THE POTENTIAL PROBLEM

Where a problem may arise is when ivermectin-sensitive dogs accidentally consume a large amount of ivermectin-based products. Now this can be something quite uncommon, like

more common, in eating horse manure (or possibly sheep/cow manure) and the amount of the drug taken in like this is potentially poisonous. Some dogs, after all, do like a nice appetiser of fresh horse dung, and if that horse has recently been treated with one of these wormers, there may well be enough of the drug coming through its guts and being concentrated in the dung.

The effects of a toxic dose are usually on the nervous system, so you may get twitching, dilated pupils, unsteadiness of gait, confusion, disorientation, drooling, and possibly these signs progress to seizures or a coma if the dose is high enough. Treatment is symptomatic – intravenous fluids, sedatives to relieve any convulsions, and drugs to support the dog’s metabolism while it gets rid of the poison.

THE SOLUTION

If your dog is a Collie, or a Collie-type, or another herding breed (particularly Old English

hovering up discarded horse worming syringes, or maybe

Be reassured right at the start that this is not an issue at all for most dogs. The risk is only there if your dog is one of the likely breeds to possess the MDR-1 gene, making it supersensitive to the effects of these drugs,AND is likely to eat enough faeces of a large animal that has been recently wormed with an ivermectin-based product. But there are several things you can do. Firstly, if you’re concerned, avoid walking your

dogs over fields that have had horses or sheep in them in the last 2-3 weeks, 4 weeks in cattle, especially if your dog is very much into eating faeces.

Secondly though, if your dog is one of the breeds I’ve mentioned, or a crossbred “with some Collie in him somewhere along the line”, we can do gene testing at any branch of Rosemullion, to see if they possess the gene which makes them susceptible to these agricultural wormers.The process is very simple.Your dog needs to be over 12 weeks old, and have had no food for 2 hours beforehand. A simple cheek swab can be taken by a nurse or vet (CSI style), and sent off to the lab that we use, and then we usually get the results within three weeks.We’ve recently performed a few of these tests on Collie pups and so far all have tested negative .... so that’s something to consider for peace of mind!

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DON’T MISS this month...

WEDNESDAY 1ST

King Charles Mummers perform at the King Charles theatre on 16th - 18th

Pendennis Castle – Pirates Ahoy! 11am – 5pm. Dust of your cutlass, get set for fearsome tales of dastardly deeds and discover Pendennis’ pirating past as you join us for fun and games around the castle. You’d better be good or you might end up walking the plank! National Maritime Museum – Running until 17th May. This stunning art exhibition features a selection of works from the Royal Society of Marine Artists (RSMA) specially curated by the Museum's volunteers.The RSMA collects and promotes contemporary British marine painting, drawing, sculpture and printmaking. it is widely recognised as being the focal point for much of Britain's finest marine art. Viking Voyagers at The National Maritime Museum Cornwall - Take an epic journey into the Viking world. Discover the secret of the Vikings' success and explore the truth behind the popular myth of the bloodthirsty raiders. The Poly - Childrens Film Festival The Spongebob Squarepants Movie 11am Part of the children’s film festival curated by students from Falmouth School’s Film Studies Course.

THURSDAY 2ND

Finn M’Couls – Broken Down Pendennis Castle – Pirates Ahoy! 11am – 5pm. See above

FRIDAY 3RD

Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market Stan’s Games – Magic the Gathering Nights Prince of Wales – The Bubble Finn M’Couls – Devil’s Creek Pendennis Castle – Pirates Ahoy! 11am – 5pm. See above The Poly – Film - 11:00am Matilda

SATURDAY 4TH

Billy Roberts will be at Princess Pavilion on Saturday 18th

Prince of Wales – Hired Gun Finn M’Couls – DJ Miss Peapods - The social dining network comes to Miss Peapod's in Penryn. For more information on this event, please visit Miss Peapod's or call 01326 374424. The Poly – FILM Still Alice – 8th Alice Howland, happily married with three grown children, is a renowned linguistics professor who starts to forget words.When she receives a diagnosis of Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease,Alice and her family find their bonds thoroughly tested. Her struggle to stay connected to who she once was is frightening, heartbreaking, and inspiring.

SUNDAY 5TH

Prince of Wales – Bob Seymour 4pm, later Karaoke Finn M’Couls - Tank Slapper The Poly - Event Cinema Royal Shakespeare Company: Love’s Labour’s Won

MONDAY 6TH

Bird on a Wire playing at Fin M'Couls Friday 17th

Wodehouse – Texas Hold’em Poker Night Prince of Wales – Jam Night Front Bar – Dancing Finn M’Couls – Tom Gall The Poly - Childrens Film Festival 11:00am The Princess Bride Pendennis Castle - Tudor Castle Capers 11am5pm Step back in time over 400 years and imagine life in Henry VIII’s mighty coastal fortress. See if you

have what it takes to defend the castle in have-a-go battle drills and be spellbound by stories of days gone by. A hands-on day out for the whole family. Princess Pavilion - LEE SCRATCH PERRY Bob Marley’s former producer, Lee Scratch Perry is the godfather of dub, the high priest of reggae and a truly original music innovator. From 1970s Jamaica to the present day his music has been groundbreaking and his influence consistently enormous. TUESDAY 7RD Finn M’Couls – Open Mic Pendennis Castle - Tudor Castle Capers 11am5pm see 6th

WEDNESDAY 8TH

The Poly – Film 11:00am Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

THURSDAY 9TH

Finn M’Couls – Slim Semorra Pendennis Castle - Tudor Castle Capers 11am5pm see 6th The Poly – FILM 7.30pm Bicycle Another chance to see this brilliant documentary, which asks the question why is cycling and the bicycle back in fashion?

FRIDAY 10TH

Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market Stan’s Games – Magic the Gathering Nights Prince of Wales – Earth Connection Finn M’Couls – True Collision Pendennis Castle - Tudor Castle Capers 11am5pm see 6th The Poly - 11:00am The Wizard of Oz COMEDY 8:00pm Jonny and the Baptists Rock the Vote The UK’s hottest musical comedians tackle the big issues ahead of the May 2015 General Election, bringing their acclaimed blend of songs, satire and silliness to the nation.And with politicians now officially ranked below estate agents in the public’s trust, ROCK THE VOTE is a desperate bid to find at least one good reason to vote.

SATURDAY 11TH

Prince of Wales – Pistoleros Finn M’Couls - DJ The Poly - 11:00am Sing-along: Frozen Princess Pavilions - MIKE HURST & THE SPRINGFIELDS. Mike Hurst is one third of the original Springfields vocal group, alongside Dusty and Tom Springfield.They were the first British vocal group to have a Top 20 American chart hit in 1962, and the top group in the UK in 1961 and 1962/3, voted for by the NME readers

SUNDAY 12TH

Prince of Wales - Karaoke

MONDAY 13TH

Wodehouse – Texas Hold’em Poker Night Prince of Wales – Jam Night Front Bar – Dancing 8.30pm The Poly – FILM 7:30pm White God (Fehér Isten) A stunning allegorical tale of man’s abuse of superiority and privilege.When a new law is passed favouring pedigree breeds, legions of mongrel dogs are left to fend for themselves by their former owners.As 13 year old Lili faces a heartbreaking separation from her dog Hagen, her faithful friend

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endures torment and cruelty in his attempts to return home.

TUESDAY 14TH

Finn M’Couls – Open Mic

WEDNESDAY 15TH

The Poly – TALKS 7:30pm Mark Thompson presents Stargazer From the popular BBC programme Stargazing LIVE The Universe is shrouded in mystery yet through the Centuries, mankind has slowly unravelled many of its dark secrets. Mark Thompson reveals the hidden nature of the Universe, brought to life with mind-blowing demonstrations. Princess Pavilions - VILLAGERS Darling Arithmetic is the third album from Villagers, released on 13 April 2015.The follow-up to Conor O’Brien’s debut, Becoming a Jackal, and its successor,Awayland - both hugely acclaimed and Mercury-nominated - is a breathtakingly beautiful, intimate album entirely about love and relationships.

THURSDAY 16TH

Finn M’Couls – Stone Country The Kings Charles Theatre – The Kings Charles Mummers Amateur Society Present Noel Cowards ‘Hayfever’ A light comedy by permission of Samuel French Ltd

FRIDAY 17TH

Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor market Stan’s Games – Magic the Gathering Nights Prince of Wales – Overdrawn Finn M’Couls – Bird on a Wire

SATURDAY 18TH

Prince of Wales – Zetanspore Finn M’Couls – DJ Princess Pavilions - BILLY ROBERTS An Evening of Clairvoyance with International Medium Billy Roberts. One of the UK's leading television and stage mediums. During the evening Billy says that he will relay messages from the spirit world to selected members of the audience, as well as demonstrate his psychic abilities.

market Stan’s Games – Magic the Gathering Nights Prince of Wales – After Dark Finn M’couls – Emerald The Poly – FILM 7:00pm Salon du Cinema:All About Eves Come and join us for a Salon dedicated to what goes on behind the screen. A light-hearted exploration into the shady backstage world of entertainment.

SATURDAY 25TH

The Poly – THEATRE 7:30pm Blackfish Theatre presents:Alaska ALASKA, a desolate wasteland at the borderline of civilization… A place where you can easily lose your way, your bearings and your very mind! One man goes in search of adventure, freedom and “a piece of the good life”, but soon finds that the reality is no picnic. Prince of Wales - TBC Finn M’Couls – DJ Games on the Moor - Fun and free giant games for all the family to take part in on the Moor. Including Connect 4, Swing ball, Jenga, Snakes & Ladders and much more. Princess Pavilions - MOTOWN TRIBUTE NIGHT When it comes to Motown, no one does it better than dynamic vocal group Mission Blue.This spectacular outfit combines wonderful harmonies with superb dance routines in an action-packed show that includes hits from The Four Tops, Supremes, Barry White,Aretha Franklin, Luther Van Dross, Chaka Khan,Tina Turner plus other Soul & Motown classics.

SUNDAY 26TH

Prince of Wales – Karaoke

MONDAY 27TH

Prince of Wales - Karaoke

Wodehouse – Texas Hold’em Poker Night Prince of Wales – Jam Night Front Bar – Dancing 8.30pm Finn M’Couls – Falifornia The Poly – FILM Wild Tales Wickedly hilarious and delightfully deranged,Wild Tales is a subversive satire that doubles as a uniformly entertaining anthology film.

MONDAY 20TH

TUESDAY 28TH

SUNDAY 19TH

Wodehouse – Texas Hold’em Poker Night Prince of Wales – Jam Night Front Bar – Dancing 8.30pm Finn M’Couls - Jeanne Naylor Band

TUESDAY 21ST

Finn M’Couls – Open Mic

THURSDAY 23RD

Earth Connection are perfroming at The Prince of Wales on Friday 10th

Finn M’Couls – Open Mic The Poly – TALKS 7:30pm A History of Methodism in Cornwall County archivist, David Thomas, will share his extensive knowledge of Methodism, with reference to archival sources held at Cornwall Record Office, including the Wesley brothers’ early visits to Cornwall and photographs of 19th century tea treats.

Finn M’Couls – The Pick Ups The Poly – TALKS 7:30pm Trebah Garden The evolution from a private Victorian pleasure garden to one the UK’s top Tourist attractions. Presented by Darren Dickey – Head Gardener, a historical talk about Trebah Garden exploring the past history and future plans for the garden.The talk will also include information on how the newly opened Amphitheatre was constructed and future plans for this exciting new addition.

The Poly – MUSIC 8:00pm Sam Lee Since bursting on to the folk scene at the end of the Noughties, Sam Lee has blazed a trail as an outstanding singer and song collector, the driving force behind the eclectic, award-winning folk club The Nest Collective, which has brought traditional music to all kinds of new stages and venues,

FRIDAY 24TH

THURSDAY 30TH

Temperance Hall Penryn – Friday indoor

Celebrating the Sea at the National Maritime Museum, runing until 17th May

WEDNESDAY 29TH

Finn M’Couls – Melvina

Learn all about Trebah Garens at the Poly on the 23rd

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keep your eyes on the prize

The Next Step… Enjoy that ‘oh so stressful’ dissertation because in a few

months you will be unemployed and no longer able to hide behind the infamous student label. Say goodbye to student discounts, sleeping in till 11 and going out on a Wednesday, your life will soon revolve around online math’s tests, cover letters and questioning parents.

First things first, if you’re feeling a little bit lost and don’t know where to start, book a meeting with your university’s career advisors. They will be able to help you with CV/cover letters, interviews, career paths/decisions and how to network. Remember you are paying £9,000 a year, use all the resources available! Next up, make sure your online profile and CV is up to date and looking sharp. Tailor your CV depending on the job you apply for, employers will want to see that you are relevant and interested in the role from previous work experience. To be honest by this point you should already have some work experience under your belt, but if you have been hardly working instead of working hard this is the time to act. Believe it or not

placements and internships are very hard to come by. It is an incredibly competitive world out there filled with 100’s of students competing for that same Heat magazine junior fashion assistant position - its time to get real. Apply to local businesses in your area, or in locations you have somewhere to stay, internships are usually unpaid. Relevant work experience on your CV will be what separates you from the other 200 applicants. Also in the world we live in sometimes it’s not what you know but who you know, use your connections wisely especially your lecturers, ask them if there is anyone they could put you in touch with. Unfortunately, companies take their graduate recruitment very seriously so could often mean you attending two or more interviews. Not only do you

have the worry/stress of exams you now also have to make yourself available at the drop of a hat for interviews. This is not the time for so many reasons to go on holiday or disappear for a few weeks, graduate interview days can often be organised on very short notice. If this is your first ‘real world’ interview seek advice/ help with interviews this could be through your recruiter (if using one), a university advisor or lets face it how much would your parents love to help you out with this one! Oh and dress the part, if nothing else its fun to wear a suit for the day whilst humming The Apprentice theme tune. However, not all companies like this corporate approach so find out the dress code before going to the interview. At the end of the day it is all about being active and

constantly looking for your next opportunity. The best place to look is often company websites, find out about their graduate recruitment and how to apply. Also get in touch with recruiters who specialise in entry level or graduate schemes they will be able to guide and consult you on different roles and companies. This is now a make or break time for you in so many ways, don’t fall at the last hurdlealthough exams come first at the moment, don’t take your eyes off the prize and forget about the future!

by Jamie Ann Wall

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FILM REEL 1: Women in Gold

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Director: Simon Curtis Actors: Ryan Reynolds, Elizabeth McGovern,Antje Traue,Tatiana Maslany, Katie Holmes, Charles Dance, Helen Mirren, Max Irons, Daniel BrĂźhl, Frances Fisher and Jonathan Pryce Genre: Drama Sixty years after she fled Vienna during World War II, an elderly Jewish woman, Maria Altmann, starts her journey to retrieve family possessions seized by the Nazis, among them Klimts famous painting The Lady in Gold.Together with her inexperienced but plucky young lawyer Randy Schoenberg, she embarks upon a major battle, which takes them all the way to the heart of the Austrian establishment and the U.S. Supreme Court, and forces her to confront difficult truths about the past along the way.

unexpectedly yields up new treasures, melodrama starts to spill over into everyday life, reputations crumble and any notion of fair play is abandoned.The fate of the whole community rests on the courage of one feisty young maid. Made in Cornwall and based on a true Cornish story, this highly anticipated feature film combines a rich sense of the theatrical with the latest digital techniques, creating a stylish period drama laced with humour and gorgeous music. Release Date: 17th April 2015

REEL 3: The Avengers:Age Of Ultron

Directors: Joss Whedon Actors: Scarlett Johansson, Chris Hemsworth, James Spader, Cobie Smulders, Robert Downey Jr,Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Elizabeth Olsen, Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Jeremy Renner, Samuel L Jackson, Don Release Date: 3rd April 2015 Cheadle, Paul Bettany, Hayley Atwell,Andy Serkis and Stan Lee REEL 2: Tin Genre: Action & Adventure, Science Fiction & Fantasy Directors: Bill Scott Joss Whedon returns to write and direct the follow-up Actors: Jenny Agutter, Dudley Sutton and Ben Luxon to the ultra successful Avengers film.The picture West Cornwall, 1895.A once-glorious tin mine, on completes Marvel Studios Phase 2 films, which includes which the whole town has depended for generations, Thor:The Dark World, Captain America:Winter is on its last legs.A weather-beaten opera company Soldier, Edgar Wrights Ant-Man, and Guardians of the arrives to give a performance of Beethoven’s Fidelio in Galaxy. the town hall, and finds itself tangled up in a scam to Release Date: 24th April 2015 offload worthless shares in the mine.When the mine

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