NOTE: IF THERE ARE ANY TYPING ERRORS, PLEASE CONTACT ME (DEB LEWIS) AT THIS EMAIL ADDRESS: deblewis5000poppies@gmail.com Thank you from the bottom of our hearts to you all for your wonderful contribution to the 5000 Poppies Project. Usb flash programmer. Again I need to say a huge thank you to Taso Katsionis at for the wonderful work on logo/blog/patterns/postcards/posters and all the other collateral that we have to date and into the future.

Such talented, clever and generous communicators and graphic designers (and friends). Do yourself a favour and go look at their site. A big thank you also goes out to Peter Moloney, Director of Crosstrees Consulting, Assurance and Advisory Specialists, for setting up the 5000 Poppies company. Incorporation will enable us to apply for a Government grant now.

I should also mention here the many wonderful ambassadors we have for the project those that are giving up their time (and probably their own money) to run workshops and/or collect on our behalf in your local communities those who do it because they believe not only in the value of the project as a tribute but also in the community benefit of the project. You know who you are and we thank you so much. Thank you to all the following contributors who have sent their poppies to PHQ in the last two weeks. Your poppies are so wonderful.

The Hampson-Russell assistant can be accessed by launching Geoview then going to “Help,” and then to “Hampson-Russell Assistant.” Knowledgebase We have an impressive knowledgebase on our website which gives lots of hints and tips and example workflows. We recommend you have a look at it. Software video guides We have uploaded some HRS-9. Country this morning. Thank you Paige Vaughn for sharing this video. Please feel free to share what it looks like where you live in the comments!

Good morning, yes I have began uploading your names and dedications again. It may take me a week or two to catch up, but I will.

Your contributions are amazing as are your stories. We are in the process of opening an Interactive War Exhibit on the Central Coast of NSW which will be directed to school aged children (both primary and high school), and the general public.

As part of our ‘We will remember them’ program which will be commencing in Term 1, we will now be incorporating a Poppy Making Project. Not only will the students develop a greater understanding of commemoration but they will be actively contributing to this wonderful project – a memory that we hope stays with them long after their visit.