"I have a great interest in applied problem solving, which helps people directly, " says Rudge.
Mother-of-two Sharon Rudge, 42, said she decided to walk the three miles to work in Lowford.
But once they were parted no-one else made a significant contribution as Will Rudge claimed three for 37.
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Chris Rudge, who started his new job this week, is charged with putting the taskforce's recommendations into effect.
Rudge says although it would be technically possible, he doubts whether his device would ever administer the drugs automatically.
Chris Rudge says he doesn't want to pre-empt their work, but makes it clear that the other solutions may be more immediate.
Rudge, along with a group of other students, set to work on seeing if automatic detection would be possible, using complex mathematic formulas.
Likewise, argues Cunningham, Dickens shared the Victorian establishment's fear of the mob - publishing Barnaby Rudge (1840) as a critique of mob action.
The project began two years ago when University of Canterbury student Andrew Rudge, 25, began searching for a subject for his PhD in mechanical engineering.
Mr Berendt investigates the transfer to Yale University of important Ezra Pound papers, in the possession of Olga Rudge, Pound's former mistress who lived in Venice.
The former pupil of Pontarddulais Comprehensive School provided a third catch for wicket-keeper Mark Wallace by finding the edge of Will Rudge's bat for his seventh wicket.
In telling the story, he suggests that two prominent members of the English community in Venice, Philip Rylands, the director of the Peggy Guggenheim collection, and his wife Jane, might have acted against Rudge's best interests, and that they have been secretive.
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