maconochie

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maconochie

(məˈkɒnəkɪ)

(Cookery) a tinned stew of meat and vegetables given to soldiers during World War 1

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In the past year, the ACT Government has made significant changes to improve detainee health, care and safety in the Alexander Maconochie Centre (AMC) as part of its response to the Moss Review.

Australia : Responsive action improves detainee safety and care

Our Maconochie was spoilt but I opened another one and we had the luck to eat that one without a clod of earth being thrown over it.

MORNING SERIAL

Dr Ian Maconochie, a consultant in emergency paediatric medicine, said: "Children don't have as big a reserve of stored food as adults but they can live six days without eating.

Can you live for 144 hours without food?

Paediatrician Dr Ian Maconochie, of St Mary's Imperial College in London, said: "While children can't survive for six days without water, they can survive without food.

CAN YOU LIVE FOR 144 HOURS WITHOUT FOOD?

Britto J, Nadel S, Maconochie I, Levin M, Habibi P.

An analysis of inter-healthcare facility transfer of neonates within the eThekwini Health District of KwaZulu-natal, South Africa

Instantaneous photography was demonstrated by Allan Maconochie, John Stewart and George Washington Wilson; David Brewster led the way to three-dimensional photography.

A northern focus: Gavin Stamp is impressed by an account of Scotland's seminal role in the development of early photography

Wallis and associates completed two descriptive studies out of the United Kingdom and South Africa (Wallis, Healy, Undy, & Maconochie, 2005; Wallis & Maconochie, 2006).

What is 'normal?' Evaluating vital signs

Charles Maconochie, of Peterlee, pleaded guilty to nine counts of engaging in sexual activity with a girl under 16, before Durham Crown Court on Friday.

Prison for paedophile; IN BRIEF

Cowen and Barry did so in conventional ways, making original and lasting contributions to the knowledge of Australian law and society in their work for the Australian Dictionary of Biography as well as in their monograph studies of the politician, judge and Governor-General Sir Isaac Isaacs (Cowen) and the penal reformer Alexander Maconochie (Barry).

Law as an intellectual vocation

School cooks served up Maconochie - a stew of corned beef and potatoes - curried cod with boiled rice or potato pie with mashed turnip and boiled cabbage.

Pupils recreate moment when warfare stopped

2014: a current NCEPH/Winnunga study, which evaluates the transition of health care for Aboriginal people leaving the Australian Capital Territory prison (the Alexander Maconochie Centre; AMC), is in progress.

Winnunga Nimmityjah Aboriginal Health Service 1988-2014: breaking barriers in Aboriginal research and services

A common meal in the trenches was maconochie - a stew of turnips, potatoes and carrots.