Suzi Wells

Tried to take a photograph of a spiders web in the golden light - but it was invisible on camera. Is it harder to take pictures of the ephemeral now? I’m sure older phones could deal with sunlit webs.

Hmm.. even Copilot is spookily good at 20 questions.

It was the online for me anyway. Hope the in-person goes well too! Love that people are still willing to share what they're doing - the sector hasn't become something totally different.

Sadly not. I was thinking day 2 which is online. Still - does look really good.

Looks great - are you happy to have people from outside King's / London attending (would be the online day)?

The railway is great!

History of Rustington Convalescent Home West Sussex RCH is unlike any other place. It was originally designed to provide high quality convalescent care for men regardless of their income or background after an illness or accident.

That is sad, given that that’s Rustington Convalescent Home (and was built for that purpose) rustingtonconvalescenthome.co.uk/history/

That's fantastic news! And they're lucky to have you.

Found the links in a favourite newsletter don't work (and haven't for several issues). Worked out today I can fix them by waiting for them to time out then editing the URL from buttondown-0000.com to buttondown.com. Vaguely wondering if I'm doing a Bad Thing.

Les Machines de l’île | Site Officiel Le projet des Machines de l'île est à la croisée des « mondes inventés » de Jules Verne, de l’univers de Léonard de Vinci et du passé industriel de Nantes.

Worth visiting for this place alone: www.lesmachines-nantes.fr - but the whole place seemed to have that kind of spirit.

That's phenomenal! And very Nantes, from what I've seen of the place.

Annoying that the better one isn't the official one

The plan also identifies five key areas - referred to as the ‘five big bets’ - where innovation can make the most significant contribution: 1. Early Diagnosis: Improving detection rates and outcomes 2. Personalised Care: Tailoring treatments to individual needs 3. Digital Health: Empowering patients and clinicians through tech 4. Data-Driven Improvement: Informing better decisions across the system 5. Supporting the Workforce: Equipping NHS staff with innovative tools and approaches

Our 5 big bets 1. AI to drive productivity, supporting patient choice and liberating staff 2. Wearables to make care 'real time' and become standard in preventative, chronic and post-acute treatment 3. Data to deliver impact, flowing seamlessly and securely to enable earlier diagnosis and better health research 4. Genomics and predictive analysis for pre-emptive, personalised care starting at birth 5. Robotics to support precision, transforming patient care from surgery to rehabilitation

Getting mixed messages about the NHS's 5 big bets from these two sources: innovation.nhs.uk/news/10-year... and assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/6888a0...

Flowers may be my favourite thing about Cornwall, though the sea is also good.

Saw it at the Cube and loved it. Properly different and so much fun.

puppet workshop

puppet workshop

puppet workshop

Open day at Puppet Place, possibly my favourite Bristol thing (and roughly what the inside of my head looks like) puppetplace.org

I was there too! Very much admired your caravan.

Can only assume the devil is equally messy.

Today a potato exploded in the oven. Clearly pricking it hadn’t been enough but blimey - you don’t want that to clean up!

Have always pricked jacket potatoes before they go in the oven - automatically, like I throw salt over my shoulder if I spill some.

Small moments of work joy :: yesterday someone shared a spreadsheet in a Teams call and made it zoomed-in enough that it was easy to read and I'm pretty sure that's the first time that's ever happened in any call I've been on.

Today at work, ladies loos with ✅ undersized door leading to roof (padlocked, sadly) ✅ “don’t cook food here” sign

Always wondered why american cinema was happy with violence, while being wildly prudish. Learnt from this it was a (profit-driven) decision en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hays_Code

Could LLM's kill bullet lists? All nested bullet lists now look like AI bobbins.

Husband was regularly on the top deck of the 73 with Michael Rosen.

Fay Weldon once gave me a sympathetic look when I was - drenched, it was raining - locking up my bicycle in a car park.

But it's the most daringly political part of the NYT, I mean Tuesday's was LEGITIMIZE.

Spent about an hour longer than I intended in the bookshop. Now waiting out the rain. Did wonder why it looked dark outside.

BBC Sounds - The Second Genome - Available Episodes Listen to the latest episodes of The Second Genome on BBC Sounds.

Being more ecosystem than human is strangely attractive as an idea - fascinating programme www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand...

Love this collaboration - from my morning ride