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	First World War.com - Who's Who - Lord Derby
		Derby used his newly gained seat in Parliament to air his distinctly right-wring views in the House of Lords, notably as an opponent of the Liberal administration's pre-war reforms.
		It was Derby who unveiled what came to be known as the Derby Scheme, a recruitment policy under which men could give their voluntary 'assent' to being called up if necessary; the government in turn promised to call up married men last.
		Derby's close relations with the army high command, including Sir Douglas Haig and Sir William Robertson, engendered deep suspicion within Lloyd George, with the consequence that Derby was excluded from most inner council meetings (and was only restrained from resigning by counsel from the military high command).
	www.firstworldwar.com /bio/derby.htm (391 words)

	Shipping
		The hopes of a shipping renaissance in Derby raised by the favorable report on a project to deepen the river channel from the mouth to Derby have been blasted, it is said.
		Derby harbor was far more important than either Bridgeport or New Haven at that time, and the town was a trading center for towns as far north as Newtown and Mattatuck or Waterbury.
		It is with extreme reluctance that many Derby people view the passing of this property into the hands of the railroad company, for many see the closing of the docks as another step backwards for Derby and another boost for the younger but more progressive and wide awake city of Shelton
	www.derbyhistorical.org /Sentinel/Shipping.htm (618 words)

	Young Space - Derby Volunteer Police Cadets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The scheme is similar in operation to other youth groups, consisting of weekly meetings and a range of activities.
		The aims of the scheme are to make young people aware of the role of the police in society, to develop their character, and to promote good citizenship.
		Derby Cadets meet for two hours each week, with the exception of most school holiday periods.
	www.derbyshire.police.uk /youngspace/15.html (327 words)

	55+ Retirement Property: Scheme Details: Derby Close, Tattenham Close, Epsom, Surrey
		Derby Close: Derby Close is situated a short distance from Tattenham Corner off Tattenham Grove and it is reasonably close to the station and shops.
		The Epsom Derby and Oaks were established in 1779 and 1780 though annual races had been held at Epsom since the 1730s.
		Derby Close has been designed to provide independent living with the assistance of a resident scheme manager to take care of day-to-day management issues at the development.
	www.fifty5plus.com /pages/search/scheme_details.asp?development=494 (404 words)

	PREVIOUS ARTICLES
		Derby College is using a text messaging sytem to fight truancy and improve communication with 2,500 students.
		Work on the first stage of a £1m scheme to create a new look for streets in Normanton is set to begin by the end of the year.
		Derby City Council has raised £665,000 - £40,000 more than expected from controversial parking meters and the cash is being spent on 14 items such as repairing street lights and improving roads.
	www.derbygripe.co.uk /articles.htm (1023 words)

	RECENT PLANS
		Derby City Council said that the £100,000 works was going to be paid for by a developer as a condition of gaining planning permission for a development in Bridge Gate.
		As part of a scheme to improve traffic flow, Markeaton Island is to benefit from a £500,000 project to improve capacity for A38 traffic by widening the approaches and exits at the roundabout.
		Derby City Council is to have the clock in the Prince Charles Avenue shopping parade entirely refurbished and to set its hands in motion again.
	www.derbygripe.co.uk /plans.htm (1085 words)

	First World War.com - Encyclopedia - Derby Scheme
		Individual politicians - of whom Winston Churchill was notable - advocated a form of conscription in 1914; such voices were not influential however, and there was broad agreement with Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey's assessment that Britain could maintain its European policy with a volunteer army.
		Growing battlefront demand however soon outstripped volunteer numbers and in May 1915 Prime Minister Herbert Asquith appointed Lord Edward Derby - himself an opponent of conscription - as Director-General of Recruitment, tasked with rapidly boosting Britain's volunteer army.
		Announced in a fanfare of publicity the scheme proved unsuccessful however, and was abandoned in December the same year.
	www.firstworldwar.com /atoz/derbyscheme.htm (314 words)

	The Derby Scheme
		The men who registered under the Derby Scheme were classified into married and single, and into 23 groups according to their age.
		Men who attested under the Derby Scheme were sent back to their homes and jobs until they were called up.
		Call up under the Derby Scheme began: Groups 2 to 5 were called up in the last two weeks of January 1916, and Groups 6 to 13 in February.
	www.1914-1918.net /derbyscheme.html (567 words)

	Trent Deanery :: Primary Care (GPs) :: Vocational Training Schemes :: Derby (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Derby is an attractive University City with a population of 216,000 covering an area of some 30 square miles situated around the river Derwent.
		The scheme has been in existence for over 20 years and continues to attract high quality candidates and to produce excellent new principles at the end of the 3 year period.
		The Derby scheme supports all our Registrars in the MRCGP and has a very high rate of first time passes, including a number of distinctions and merits.
	www.trentdeanery.nottingham.ac.uk /primary_care/derby.htm (434 words)

	Derby CityScape - Derby City Scape - Regenerating Derby
		Derby Cityscape, the urban regeneration company set up to spearhead the long term regeneration of the city centre with more than £1 billion of investment has unveiled its Masterplan for future development.
		Derby Cityscape Chief Executive John Cadwallader explained: “We wanted to ensure that the exciting plans for the future of Derby city centre were seen by as many people as possible and therefore decided to organise a three-event launch in London and Derby.
		John Cadwallader concluded: “High quality and sustainable urban design is at the top of the Derby Cityscape agenda – ensuring that buildings and public spaces interact with each other to create a stimulating and safe environment that is relevant to the city centre in generations to come.
	www.derbycityscape.com /main/pr190405.htm (1059 words)

	Diocese of Derby - Media Centre - Press Releases
		In the East Midlands five schemes were ready to ‘go live’ and a number of others were in preparation, so that all told, more than twenty schools would have benefited over the ten years that the programme was set to run.
		Their stated reason for the move was that they had instituted a Strategic Review of capital funding and that it would be 'inappropriate' to continue with the scheme for the time being.
		Canon David Edwards, Diocesan Director of Education for Derby Diocese said, "It is more than disappointing that so many schools have had their hopes of a new building dashed by this change of policy at the DfES, we are all extremely angry about this.
	www.derby.anglican.org /media_centre/pr_33.php (484 words)

	Las Vegas SUN: Can anybody win this year's Run for the Roses? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		When the dust settles from Saturday's Kentucky Derby, most of those who have participated in the Run for the Roses will look back and not be all that surprised at the outcome.
		Although trainer Murray Johnson is a solid horseman and Delahossaye is a back-to-back Derby winner (1982-83), a nine-week span between races may not be enough to knock off the cobwebs.
		Frankel has never won a Derby; the world's winningest rider Pincay, who won the Derby in 1984, returns at age 55 and would be the oldest jockey to win the race, eclipsing Bill Shoemaker's feat in 1986 by a year.
	www.lasvegassun.com /sunbin/stories/text/2002/may/03/513398314.html (1599 words)

	Derby Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership - News Archive
		A pioneering scheme to support offenders on release from prison and those at risk of offending will be officially launched this week.
		Action Housing were invited to start a scheme in Derby by the city’s Community Safety Partnership.
		Sharon Squires, Director of Derby Community Safety Partnership, explained: Offenders released from prison and people with substance misuse problems are at high risk of becoming homeless and, without support to develop new lifestyles, are at risk of sliding into crime.
	www.saferderby.org /news8.htm (787 words)

	Ultimate Demolition Derby for PC Review - PC Ultimate Demolition Derby Review
		Ultimate Demolition Derby sucks all the fun out of its subject matter and replaces it with half-baked driving physics, an ugly graphics engine, and a host of other problems.
		Ultimate Demolition Derby does support game controllers, but a controller actually won't work in the game's stunt race mode, because the shift key is required to spin your car when you're in the air.
		If Ultimate Demolition Derby succeeds at anything, it does manage to make you want to go out and take part in a real demolition derby--or, to be more precise, it may make you want to get into a car and drive it into some manner of solid object at 100 miles per hour.
	www.gamespot.com /pc/driving/ultimatedemolitionderby/review.html (1010 words)

	Paris 1918 by David Dutton
		The 17th Earl of Derby is best known for his role in forming the Liverpool Pals battalion in 1914 and the introduction of the Derby scheme of enlistment, on the eve of conscription, in 1916.
		How Derby came to be the ambassador in Paris at this time is a story in its own right, as he had no experience as a diplomat, and could not speak French.
		While obviously not dealing with life at the front, the book does provide us with a fresh perspective on the experience of war and conflict, and there are numerous mentions of some of the leading military characters of the day, many of whom will be familiar to the reader.
	battlefields1418.50megs.com /book013.htm (258 words)

	Derbyshire Constabulary: Police Cadets
		The aim is to have an intake of 12 Cadets each September but as the scheme is in the early stages it is hoped that 'A' Division Cadets will begin service in January 2007, with a further recruitment in September 2007.
		It is a great opportunity for young people who may want to work for the police in the future or who simply want to help within their local community.
		The Cadet scheme is run over a 2-year period and when Cadets leave us they will have had a good insight into policing in the community and the police service as a career.
	www.derbyshire.police.uk /careers/15.html (783 words)

	Discover Derby
		Prior to moving to Derby's new £10m visual arts and media centre, Quad, when it opens in spring 2008.
		Quad will be the new home for Metro, as the cinema merges with Q Arts to create a core programme, promoting excellence in film, visual art and media both regionally and nationally.
		An exciting development for Metro is that later in 2006 the cinema merges with local Derby arts organisation Q Arts to form Quad - a brand new visual arts and media organisation.
	www.derbyshire-peakdistrict.co.uk /derbymetrocinema.htm (759 words)

	Tourist Information Centre
		Derby Tourist Information Centre was awarded GOLD in the regional Tourist Information Centre England for Excellence award scheme in 2005.
		Derby Calendar 2007 - this calendar features the top twelve photos chosen by the judges of the 2006 'See Derby As Never Before' photographic competition organised by Derby Tourist Information Centre in conjunction with Derby City Partnership.
		The calendar is available in Derby Tourist Information Centre for only £5.99, if you wish the calendar to be posted to you, please telephone 01332 255802 for postage costs.
	www.visitderby.co.uk /Tourist (201 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| England \| Derbyshire \| Council defends 'ad' court case
		Derby City Council denies infringing Richard Butler's freedom of speech after ordering him to take it down.
		Mr Butler is set to lose part of his garden in Kedleston Road if the Connecting Derby scheme is approved.
		He was convicted by magistrates in Derby on Monday and ordered to pay £1,706 in costs.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/uk_news/england/derbyshire/4015631.stm (236 words)

	Derby Versioning Scheme
		This is an overview of how the version scheme is set up in the Derby code and was intended to work for Cloudscape.
		Major.minor is a typical major and minor release numbering scheme and maps to the version scheme expected by JDBC (major and minor version numbers for Driver and Database).
		A change in these numbers indicated new functionality in Cloudscape, typically that which modified the on-disk format in some way that would not be understood by an older release, e.g.
	db.apache.org /derby/papers/versionupgrade.html (1461 words)

	Derby Spares Scheme
		The scheme has been in operation for over ten years and has established itself as an important part of the services offered to members of the Bentley Drivers Club.
		The Derby Technical Scheme is run by a small committee which provides a cross section of skills and experiences and friendly contacts to help Club members.
		The Derby Bentley was produced from late 1933 to 1939.
	www.bdcl.org /Sparesderbyabout.htm (813 words)

	Discover Derby
		The statues are of Florence Nightingale, the ‘Lady of the lamp’, John Lombe a member of the family who established the Silk Mill, William Hutton who published a ‘History of Derby’ in 1791 and Jedediah Strutt, the first of a family of mill owner’s and public benefactors.
		King Edward VII unveiled it on the 28th June that year, but it was removed 22 years later to a site in front of the Derby Royal Infirmary.
		Derby City Museum and Art Gallery (01332 716659) houses the prestigious Joseph Wright collection of paintings.
	www.derbyshire-peakdistrict.co.uk /derbyheritagewalk2d.htm (758 words)

	uod.nursebuddy \| Designed by student nurses 4 student nurses
		The scheme aims to be a resource for students new to the university who may require a bit of extra support while they are finding their feet!
		The scheme has recieved positive feedback from students and lecturers alike with students already getting in touch to discuss any worries or anxieties as well as those having technical difficulties with the University website.
		The scheme not only benefits students new to the course, but also the third year student's volunteering to be the "Buddies" as the scheme will aid in achieving teaching and mentoring competencies required to pass the course.
	www.freewebs.com /uodnursebuddy/news.htm (127 words)

	Highways Agency - Study
		In April 2001 the A38 Derby Junctions Study was commissioned by the Government Office for the East Midlands.
		The A38 Derby Junctions scheme was not funded for construction during this period and will be considered in the period from 2008/09 onwards.
		The issue of resources and timing for this scheme will be something that the East Midlands Regional Assembly will now need to consider alongside other potential transport investment within the region before advising the Secretary of State on when the scheme should be constructed.
	www.highways.gov.uk /roads/projects/4434.aspx (453 words)

	Heterogeneous database replication with SyncML
		For two-way replication, a mapping scheme must be defined based on the ID generation schemes of the application.
		The ID generation and mapping schemes can be as simple as mutually exclusive ranges of numbers for IDs used by each database, where IDs are matched exactly.
		Use the IJ tool that comes with Derby to create and set up this database (see Resources for information about Derby tools).
	www-106.ibm.com /developerworks/java/library/j-sync4j (1619 words)

	Apache Derby Papers
		If you have figured out how something works in Derby or how to do something cool and have produced a white paper you would like to contribute to the Derby web site, please open a Jira issue with the component set to "Web Site".
		XML, using the Forrest DTD (an example is Derby Engine Architecture Overview).
		If forrest can't consume your document, or you don't like what forrest did with it, or you want to provide your document in a binary format it can be included in its native format on the site -- it just won't have the forrest-generated left hand navigation and top banner.
	db.apache.org /derby/papers/index.html (450 words)

	325834 Sapper John Stanley Edwards, Royal Engineers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Lord Derby’s plan to increase the size of the army allowed for men between the ages of 18 and 41 to enlist voluntarily or to attest with an obligation to serve if called up.
		Edwards was one of the men who took advantage of the Derby Scheme to attest and await call up for active service.
		Since the Scheme covered a 23 three period between ages 18 and 41, and since Edwards was unmarried, it is apparent that Class B, Group 6 was for unmarried men who were 23 years of age.
	members.aol.com /reubique/325834.htm (4071 words)

	Conscription
		The man in the street, where so much was held from his knowledge in a war over which the veil of secrecy was drawn more tightly every month, sometimes had cause to complain of the inequality in the treatment of individuals.
		It was new; it involved the disclosure of private affairs; and it led to a fear that cases might not be fairly and impartially dealt with.
		Lord Derby's canvass showed very distinctly that it was not lack of courage that was keeping some men back.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /FWWconscription.htm (2359 words)

	More Households to Join Derby Recycling Scheme (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Chance for Derby residents to give their views on Council services
		Derby Homes tenants have their say on Housing Services
		Derby People Asked for their Input on Library Plans
	www.derby.gov.uk /PressReleases/rethinkrubbish.htm (833 words)

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