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Is magtech good ammo in 9mm or any othher caliber for that matter?
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May 13, 2008, 09:37 PM
I might have found some and I wondering is it good ammo, compared to Remington UMC or WWB I can get it for 9.50 a box of fifty is that a good price?looking to shoot it out of my glock 17 and stock up if possible
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May 13, 2008, 09:43 PM
Their 357mag ammo works pretty well, but I haven't tried any auto ammo from them.
May 13, 2008, 09:47 PM
The Mag Tech FMJ that I have used was the equal of WWB or UMC. The Mag Tech +P+ is a very hot animal that I will only shoot in my Bushmaster rifle. In my area you can get WWB at Wal-Mart for $16 per 100. I also think you could beat that Mag Tech price at Georgia Arms.
May 13, 2008, 09:52 PM
I shoot magtech out of my 1911s and it works pretty well. Not very dirty either.
May 13, 2008, 09:59 PM
The Mag Tech FMJ that I have used was the equal of WWB or UMC.
I agree. I have shot Magtech in .44mag, .45 and .357 with no issued at all.
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May 13, 2008, 10:13 PM
I shoot MagTech .30 Carbine out of my M1 Carbine regularly without a hitch.
May 13, 2008, 10:22 PM
I've used MagTech in 9mm and 45, and it is fine ammo. That price is not bad, especially if that's from a local store.
May 13, 2008, 10:25 PM
I've never had any issues with it.
May 13, 2008, 10:37 PM
I have been using their .308 win for a long time, and used their .357 magnum.
They really produce accurate, clean, reliable and affordable ammunition.
May 13, 2008, 11:09 PM
I shoot MagTech out of my Ortgies .32 auto. Good stuff.
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May 13, 2008, 11:29 PM
I shot 100 rounds of MagTech .38 spl out of my S&W 640, and it was very easy cleaning after.
50 rounds of Remington UMC and it took a lot more elbow grease to clean.
I think I'll stick with MagTech.
May 13, 2008, 11:40 PM
MagTech is fine ammo. I've shoot many rounds of .45 and 9mm before I started reloading. Pretty good stuff.
May 13, 2008, 11:54 PM
Anecdote: I asked my sister, a burgeoning shooter, to buy some .357 Magnum ammunition for a range session we scheduled. I thought she was getting WWB or something.
Oh, no. She got Magtech. I knew what we were getting into, she didn't.
The flame shot out about a foot and a half from my 2 1/4" Ruger SP101. I was OK with it, but I was suspicious of how she would handle it. Imagine my surprise when she loved shooting it. She did a whole box by herself, and this with a SIG P239 and a Glock 22 and 27 as alternatives.
Yes, it hits like a champ out of a snub-nosed revolver. But man, is it fun. Both myself and my sister agree. Too bad it's so expensive ($24 a box, which was the cheapest there was around here (Central PA)).
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May 14, 2008, 12:20 AM
I've used thousands of rounds of MagTech ammo in 38spl, 357mag, 45acp, 40S&W, 44mag and 30 carbine. Only trouble I've ever had was with some hard primers in the 357 mag loads. Good stuff overall.
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May 14, 2008, 12:39 AM
The range I go to stocks it by the bushel as their range ammo. Although I usually bring my own (unless renting their guns), I've used quite a bit with no problem.
B yond
May 14, 2008, 12:43 AM
380 acp is fine.
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May 14, 2008, 01:16 AM
Magtech ammo (Headstamp CBC) is pretty good stuff, and I prefer the CBC .45 brass for reloading, it's about my favorite. Never had a bad one yet.
May 14, 2008, 04:30 AM
I have used magtech 9mm for my XD it loved the stuff, so did my wallet.
May 14, 2008, 05:12 AM
At my range, I've seen thousands of rounds of MagTech ammo fired in a number of popular calibers---.22LR, .380, .38 Sp, 9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP and .357 Magnum. There have been no problems with it thus far. I personally don't use MagTech, so I'm not a fanboy trying to puff it up.
I've also heard nothing negative about MagTech from the regulars at my range. To my knowledge, it's a good value for the money. Made in Brazil.
May 14, 2008, 06:18 AM
Brazil, eh? Between this stuff and the more recent stuff from Taurus, it would appear that they know what they are doing. I would say "like those Czechs," but my understanding is that Czech ammunition, or at least Sellier & Bellot, has brittle brass inasmuch as it needs to be tempered(?) so that it doesn't crack while reforming.
Annealed! Not tempered. Man, that would have bugged me all day.
May 14, 2008, 07:53 AM
I shoot magtech out of my 1911s and it works pretty well. Not very dirty either.
Second that!
May 14, 2008, 08:02 AM
I've shot Magtech 9mm LRN through my S&W M&P 9mm with good results.
May 14, 2008, 08:08 AM
I shoot MagTech out of my Ortgies .32 auto. Good stuff.
I need more coffee...I read "I shoot MagTech at my Orgies. Good stuff.":what:
Magtech 124gr fmj works fine in my G17. I'll be trying the 147gr jhp next. Not at my orgies but other places.:D
May 14, 2008, 10:01 AM
I have to agree with the other posters. MagTech is consistent, accurate and reliable. I'd say it is a definite step up from UMC and WWB. $9.50 is a great price too.
May 14, 2008, 07:33 PM
Just got some for 9mm for 67 dollars per 250. They all shot well with not one issue. I would say go for it.
May 14, 2008, 08:59 PM
It is the 115 grain stuff for my glock 17 so I hope it is as good as you all say it is?
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May 14, 2008, 09:51 PM
I use their 180-gr. FMJ .40 load for practice. Good product, and was the cheapest range ammo I could find in this caliber in my area. And it is brass cased, not aluminum like Blazer.
May 14, 2008, 10:23 PM
Lagwagon fan? I like the 180g .40 load, the brass is great, and the shellholders are plastic, which makes great reloading trays.
May 15, 2008, 12:26 AM
Shot some .357 magtech, it seemed somewhat hot, more blast and recoil than some, but me and the GP100 liked that just fine...
May 15, 2008, 12:37 AM
A lot of folks in my IDPA Club use magtech because it gets extremely consistent velocities and groups.
May 15, 2008, 03:06 AM
Back in 2005 and early 2006 I ordered this exclusively from MidwayUSA. Then it back-ordered for like six months, and re-appeared at double the price!
We shot thousands of rounds in 9 mm and .45 ACP, from G19 & G21.
- Beautifully Made--Especially For Low-End Stuff!
- Nice Brass--Good For Reloaders!
- Clean Burning!
- Somewhat Softer Shooting (Than Remington/UMC)
- Reliable
- Consistent
I've since switched to CCI Blazer due to cost considerations. It's ugly, but works perfectly in 9 mm, .45 ACP & 10 mm.
May 15, 2008, 03:06 AM
I've used an assortment of Magtech ammo in different calibers, for range use, and for defense. The Magtech Gold line is great hollowpoint ammo for those who look for alternatives to high price defense ammo.
May 15, 2008, 05:02 AM
Never used the 9mm but like the 357 and 44spl.
May 15, 2008, 09:24 AM
My EMP and SR9 (until the recall) like it.
SS Loaded Champion, Ultra Carry II and Rock Island like it.
The UPS guys complain about the carton weights, a lot on the 1,000 rounds of .45...
May 15, 2008, 10:51 AM
I'm currently carrying their Guardian Gold 115gr +P 9mm in all my 9's. I like it - clean, accurate, and plenty hot. I haven't tried any of the other stuff they sell.
May 16, 2008, 11:27 AM
I've shot several 1000 MagTech 9mm 124 gr FMJ thru my CZ 75 SP-01 and haven't had a dud round yet. Consistency is great and it's a fairly clean-burning round.
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Cisco has cash overseas which chambers says will be used for overseas purchases rather than have it taxed trying to get it back to the u.s.... Wonder if they could split it up using european assets to buy parts of alu france / europe and amercian cash to buy alu ../ america
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Yeah.. heard that.. 43Billion in Cash or something...
Poncho keeps his money in the good ole U.S. of A. Good luck to Cisco. Now let us talk about ALU.
Cisco's good earnings this quarter is from the employee cuts that they made. They see they are going to have to buy something for their next increase in earnings now.


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Summary: It is an easy 10 minute walk from the parking area to the falls. But the trail is not all that clear. At first the trail is easy to follow, but soon reaches an open area, where you have to make your way over granite rock, and the trail becomes indistinct. But it is not hard to find the falls because you can clearly hear it, and eventually you will see it from a distance away. When we were here on a Sunday afternoon in early May, there were surprisingly quite a few cars parked at the trailhead.
When you reach the base of Bassi Falls, you will be treated to an awesome view of the entire 120 ft. cascade. Later in the summer, there is really not much to see, as Bassi Creek becomes a mere fragment of its former self.
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Note: this hike is only in the newest edition of "California Waterfalls" (A. Brown) below.
Trailhead: From Hwy #50 about 20 miles east of Placerville, turn left (north) onto Ice House Rd (Forest Road 3). Drive 16.6 miles on Ice House Rd. to Union Valley Reservoir. Turn right onto an unmarked dirt road (Road 12N32A), just after crossing the bridge over Big Silver Creek (opposite Big Silver group camp). Drive 0.2 miles to a junction and turn left. Then drive 0.8 miles to
another junction and turn right. Drive another 0.7 miles to the trailhead at the end of the road (total 1.7 miles along the dirt road). (Lat:38.89213 Lon:-120.33102)
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Best Seasons: Spring,
User Groups: Hikers, Dogs,
Ranger Contact: El Dorado Natl Forest, (916) 644-2324
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Reviewed by Theresa on 4/4/2016
Road to trail head is closed until April 8, 2016 so there is some extra walking to do. Some snow patches still on trail than can get slippery so use caution. Falls are heavy and full, you can hear them from the trail head. Wonderful, easy hike that I would do again.
Reviewed by Theresa on 4/3/2016
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Reviewed by SWC on 6/1/2015
Nice hike. Very beautiful.
Reviewed by RJB on 5/1/2014
May Day hike! The waterfall was flowing beautifully. Your directions worked very well since the signage is lacking. What an awesome place! Thank you! I'll be going back.
Reviewed by CJC on 5/27/2012
May 17, 2012 - Bassi Falls is a beautiful waterfall with lots of areas to explore. Finding it is rewarding as the road signs and trail are not clearly marked, however, this makes it all the more amazing! Living in Pollock Pines, I felt like I found a jewel right in my own back yard!
Reviewed by SMB on 7/6/2011
The falls was in full effect from all the snow melt! Just beautiful up there today. This is a great small hike for a quick day trip from Sacramento or if you're camping along Ice House. Wander around a little bit and see if you can find a little pond to wade or float around in to beat the heat from the sun beating against the rocks.
Reviewed by Amy on 7/3/2011
Just got back from our hike , and I have to say it was an amazing experience!! The trail was easy to find, some difficult spots, but overall am easy trail! The 3 1/2 hour drive to Bassi Falls was very well worth it! Once I heard the waterfall in the distance, I was motivated to hike even faster! This is MUST go place to hike for everyone! Nice for families too, saw a lot of kids having a great time. If your interested in a trail for first time hikers, you must go to Bassi Falls!
Reviewed by Scott on 5/23/2011
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Neuroblastomas are classified as one of the small, round, blue cell tumors of childhood. They are a heterogenous group of tumors composed of cellular aggregates with different degrees of differentiation, from mature ganglioneuromas to less mature ganglioneuroblastomas to immature neuroblastomas, reflecting the varying malignant potential of these tumors.[1]
There are two cellular classification systems for neuroblastoma.
International Neuroblastoma Pathology Classification (INPC) System: The INPC system involves evaluation of tumor specimens obtained before therapy for the following morphologic features:[2,3,4,5]
- Amount of Schwannian stroma.
- Degree of neuroblastic maturation.
- Mitosis-karyorrhexis index of the neuroblastic cells.
Favorable and unfavorable prognoses are defined on the basis of these histologic parameters and patient age. The prognostic significance of this classification system, and of related systems using similar criteria, has been confirmed in several studies.[2,3,4]
In the future, the INPC system is likely to be replaced by a system that does not include patient age as a part of cellular classification.
Table 1. Prognostic Evaluation of Neuroblastic Tumors According to the International Neuroblastoma Pathology Classification (Shimada System)a
|International Neuroblastoma Pathology classification
|Original Shimada classification
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|MKI: mitosis-karyorrhexis index.
|a Reprinted with permission. Copyright © 1999 American Cancer Society. All rights reserved.[2]Hiroyuki Shimada, Inge M. Ambros, Louis P. Dehner, Jun-ichi Hata, Vijay V. Joshi, Borghild Roald, Daniel O. Stram, Robert B. Gerbing, John N. Lukens, Katherine K. Matthay, Robert P. Castleberry, The International Neuroblastoma Pathology Classification (the Shimada System), Cancer, volume 86, issue 2, pages 364-72.
|b Subtypes of neuroblastoma were described in detail elsewhere.[6]
|c Rare subtype, especially diagnosed in this age group. Further investigation and analysis required.
|d Prognostic grouping for these tumor categories is not related to patient age.
|(Schwannian stroma-poor)b
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|Well differentiated (favorable)
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|Stroma-rich nodular (unfavorable)
Most neuroblastomas with MYCN amplification in the INPC system also have unfavorable histology, but about 7% have favorable histology. Of those with MYCN amplification and favorable histology, most do not express MYCN, despite the gene being amplified, and have a more favorable prognosis than those who do express MYCN.[7]
International Neuroblastoma Risk Group (INRG) Classification System: The INRG used a decision-tree analysis to compare 35 prognostic factors in more than 8,000 patients with neuroblastoma from a variety of clinical trials. The following INPC (Shimada system) histologic factors were included in the analysis:[8,9]
- Diagnostic category.
- Grade of differentiation.
- Mitosis/karyorrhexis index.
Because patient age is used in all risk stratification systems, a cellular classification system that did not employ patient age was desirable, and underlying histologic criteria, rather than INPC or Shimada Classification, was used in the final decision tree. Histologic findings discriminated prognostic groups most clearly in two subsets of patients, as shown in Table 2.


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Pass the Parcel for iPad gives you all you need to recreate this game - music, paper styles, random timing and more! It's very similar to the classic American game "Hot Potato", except with Pass the Parcel you *want* to be the one holding the parcel when the music stops!
Pass the Parcel for iPad brings you 36 different paper styles, 13 different musical tracks, plus realistic paper tearing effects. You can set it up for the length of game you want and choose what kind of style you want - you'll find themes for boys, girls, mixed groups, adults and Christmas.
Pass the Parcel is perfect for children's birthday parties of all ages, and is also fun at Christmas time and any time lots of kids get together and want to play.
When the game starts, set up how long you want it to play and what theme you want for the paper and music. You can play a full game in under five minutes very easily!
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Bob Kinnear
Bob Kinnear is a union leader in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is the leader of the Amalgamated Transit Union, Local 113, which represents approximately 9,000 TTC workers and approximately 200 workers at Veolia Transportation (VIVA) in York Region.[1]
Controversy and labour actions
Kinnear is a controversial labor leader due to recent job actions involving his union. In recent years he has been vocal about issues surrounding employee safety and security due to numerous attacks on the employees he represents.[2] He also demands that bus, train, and streetcar drivers, as well as cashiers, make $27–29 an hour (base wage)with many making more than 100,000. The Toronto Star once called him the "most hated man in Toronto"[3]
Bob Kinnear was head of Local 113 at the time of the following job actions:
- 2006 Toronto Transit Commission wildcat strike
- 2008 TTC strike
- 2008 VIVA strike in York Region
- 2011- Feb. 2012 VIVA strike in York Region (co-ordinated with ATU Local 1587 so the North and South-west division of YRT would also be on strike).
As of 2014, Bob Kinnear endorses Doug Ford as Mayor of Toronto.
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- Kalinowski, Tess (2008-04-19). "Union leader mellows as style matures". Toronto Star.
- Press, Jordan (2005-04-09). "Union leader follows steps of his father". The Globe and Mail.
- Wattie, Chris (2008-04-29). "Union sabotaged vote: TTC". National Post.
- Westhead, Rick (2008-04-29). "TTC union leaders bitterly split". Toronto Star.
- "Kinnear denies reports of union dissension in TTC talks". CBC News. 2008-04-28.
- "Bob Kinnear Surfaces But Won't Apologize For Unannounced Walkout". CityNews. 2008-04-28.
- ^ https://wemovetoronto.ca/index.asp?pid=96
- ^ http://wemovetoronto.ca/?pid=214
- ^ http://www.marxist.ca/labour/labour-news/535-defend-toronto-transit-workers-right-to-strike.html
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'Boardwalk Empire' Season 3 Trailer: Nucky Thompson Gets Vicious — VIDEO
From the looks of the new trailer for Boardwalk Empire's third season, Nucky Thompson didn't exactly spend 1922 in conflict resolution classes.
Steve Buscemi's two-faced hero is returning and his beloved HBO series are returning after the shocking conclusion to Season Two. The new video indicates that the upcoming season won't skimp on the bloodshed — in fact, the trailer's ominous voice over makes Nucky seem more brutal than ever. And the black-and-white profile shot of him lighting a cigarette? Oldest trick in the classic directing book: How to Make Someone Look Badass.
Boardwalk Empire will return in the fall with its third season. Questions are still plenty on how the show can continue after its apocalyptic second season finale, but the trailer at least assures that Nucky hasn't lost his edge.


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I joined the School of Education, Communication and Language Sciences in November 1996, having worked within the Newcastle Centre for Family Studies during the previous four years. Although now working in the field of educational research, I have a strong background in Social Sciences research. I studied Behavioural Sciences (majoring in psychology) at Huddersfield Polytechnic and then completed my postgraduate degree in Criminology at Cambridge University.
I now work as a Senior Research Associate across ECLS, and I am the Business Development Director of the Research Centre for Learning and Teaching. I am an independently active member of research staff and my post involves collaboration with many members of the School, Education section and Centre who are active in various aspects of education research. Within this role, there is considerable emphasis on research development, capacity building and strategy.
My role is pivotal in building research capacity in the Research Centre for Learning and Teaching (CfLaT) and ECLS. I have been successful in setting up several structures to support colleagues and build and maintain capacity: the ECLS Bid Writing Group brings colleagues together and I provide academic leadership and strategic advice in the development and submission of research and consultancy proposals. Since its inception (August 05), achievements have included the submission of over 150 applications (totalling over £5 million) of which over a third were successful (ranging from £3K-£2M).
I further mentor and advise individual School colleagues, identify and co-ordinate funding opportunities and responses to calls, both proactively and reactively. I establish partnerships between staff who are less experienced in research with those more experienced alongside a shadowing system to continually support research capacity building. I academically review and advise on 90% of the proposals submitted by ECLS, and have considerable knowledge and expertise which is recognised and drawn upon constantly. I take a strategic approach to identify what is needed to make ECLS a research-based institution. Building on the success of the BWG, I successfully established the School Paper Writing Group (now managed by another colleague) where colleagues can meet to strategically discuss and plan their writing for publication.
I have been the Business Development Director of RCfLaT since 2008. Whilst completing the Coaching for Commerce programme (I was assigned an external business coach), this supported my development of a financial and business model for RCfLaT, alongside a focus on increasing income generation. I am responsible for developing a working budget and business model for the Centre which includes identifying capacity needs and workloads.
I have contributed significantly to the strategic planning of the Centre during the last five years, and I have taken responsibility of the core staffing within the centre to ensure that all contracts and staff costs are covered financially. This includes overall project management, the appointment and allocation of researchers, and the resource and work flow management of large RA teams across many projects (both research and consultancy). My work also includes the Centre Communications strategy, and the formulation and coordination of academic content of the Centre web pages. I have line-management/supervision responsibility of several research staff and this involves recruitment, induction, and on-going mentor support of Centre RAs, and PDRs of 3 RAs. I also formally mentor 3 members of research staff across two faculties in the University.
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I am currently Co-ordinator of an FP7 award - the FaSMEd project. Working with partners across eight countries, we will look at how technology can be used by teachers to help raise attainment levels among the lowest achieving students. The 1.9m Euro project will focus on nine to 13-year-olds, as this is when progress in mathematics and science tends to tail off. The project is being funded through an EU grant for the next three years. One of the outcomes of the project will be a toolkit for teachers of activities, resources and teaching tips. This international project stems from Newcastle University's iLab:Learn, which facilitated research into new ways of learning by taking pedagogic methods and applying them through the use of digital technology. Other partners include Nottingham University in the UK and universities in Ireland, France, Germany, Italy, Holland and South Africa.
I am a member of a large multi-disciplinary team which is working on the AHRC funded Co-Curate North East project which is looking at digital archives of rural and urban communities and the co-curation of artefacts.
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My personal research interests focus very much on those issues and factors which could be called 'out of school' but which inevitably may affect the performance, attitudes, behaviour and learning of young people in school. I am also interested in learning which takes place in a variety of contexts, such as prisons and in the community. I have had work published on a study of the re-education of young offenders, which explored the relationship between education, the arts and the criminal justice system.
More recently, I completed work in the area of transition from school to University, and in particular the first year experience. The first project - 'Bridging the Gap' - explored the secondary and higher education environment and what student expectations are, how school students learn and what they learn. The second project (with pre-University students in three schools) is explored transition in relation to the context of what it means to be an 'independent learner' in both schools and Universities. Finally, I also worked on a project which was a University-wide survey of all first year students to explore their initial experiences of University life. The survey focused on pedagogical issues and learning experiences in addition to the pastoral and social aspects which all impact on adjustment and 'settling in' to University life.
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I was successful in gaining funds from the Beacon Trust Programme – a scheme which supported genuine engagement activities between the University and community members. I received £10,258 from the Beacon North East Fund. Working with Sugata Mitra and David Leat, the project explored the potential of the Retired Skype Mediators – developed by Sugata. 'Skype grannies' are mainly retired people (nearly all women) from the UK and beyond who work with the school students in supervised mediating sessions. They are volunteers and they offer to revolutionise the concept of education, especially in 'remote' and disadvantaged areas (both geographically and culturally) which exist in all countries. Our research worked with them to develop ideas and plans for how best to support their continued and developing commitment to online mediation.
In the past I have led an evaluation of a community education project in inner-city Newcastle, and have been involved in several research projects examiming the impact of various community (mostly SRB) initiatives in the Sunderland area.
I have a particular strength and expertise the design, application, analysis and writing in qualitative and visual methodologies, including in-depth interviewing, focus group discussions and participant observation. I have also been working with visual methodologies - such things as diamond ranking and the use of photographs and images - as visual prompts in research. I have a strong commitment to participatory research with children and young people.
I am keen to develop further research in the area of prison education and learning. I am also keen to develop the methodology of participatory research, with the emphsasis on full involvement of children and young people, alongside the use of visual methods and tools.
I have consolidated my role in the Research Centre for Leraning and Teaching, resulting in a promotion from Deputy to Business Development Director. I have taken responsibility for developing a (first) budget and working business model for the Centre, where this year she was clearly able to evidence the streams of income and outgoings for the Centre and show that the Centre was not running at a loss.
Clark, J. and Laing, K. (2016) Working with young people around crime and anti-social behaviour: exploring the capacity for change in their communities, North East Crime Research Network Conference, Northumbria University, 7th April 2016.
Clark, J., Laing, K., Todd, L., Woolner, P., Thomas, U. and Tiplady, L. (2015) Using a Theory of Change to Evaluate Complex Initiatives: Theory and practice, Innovation session at the BERA Conference, Belfast, UK, 15-17 September 2015.
Leat, D., Clark, J., Tiplady, L., Thomas, U., Lloyd, K., and Hudson, M. (2015) Students Presenting Their Work To External Audiences – Breaking Down School Walls Or A Distraction To School Standards? Paper presented at the European Conference on Educational Research (ECER), Budapest, Hungary, 8-11 September 2015.
Leat, D., Thomas, U., Lloyd, K., Tiplady, L. and Clark, J. (2015) 'Co-Curate: Educational Accountability as a Brake on Co-Production'. Paper Presented at the AHRC Connected Communities Conference, UEA, June 2015.
Tiplady, L., Clark, J., Leat, D. and Thomas, U. (2015) Becoming Reciprocal In Co-Production. Paper presented at the European Conference on Educational Research (ECER), Budapest, Hungary, 8-11 September 2015.
Tiplady, L., Clark, J. and Wright, D. (2015) Formative Assessment in Mathematics using technologies (the FaSMEd Project); Learning from, and with, teachers, CfLaT/SOLEs Showcase, Thinking Differently about Education, Newcastle University, 1st October 2015.
Wright, D., Clark, J. and Tiplady, L. (2015) FaSMEd contributor to the workshop Assessment in Science and Mathematics, February 14th, University College Dublin.
Wright, D., Clark, J. and Tiplady, L. (2015) Raising achievement through formative assessment in science and mathematics education (FaSMEd), British Society for Research in Learning Mathematics, Durham University, UK, 6th June 2015.
Wright, D., Clark, J. and Tiplady, L. (2015) Raising achievement through formative assessment in science and mathematics education (FaSMEd), International Conference on Technology in Mathematics Teaching, 24-27 June, 2015 - Faro, Portugal.
Wright, D., Clark, J. and Tiplady, L. (2015) Raising achievement through formative assessment in science and mathematics education (FaSMEd), European Science Education Research Association (ESERA) Conference, August 31st-September 4th, Helsinki, Finland.
Wright, D., Clark, J. and Tiplady, L. (2015) England: Formative Assessment in Mathematics, paper in the Symposium session: Formative Assessment In Science And Mathematics Education (FaSMEd), ECER Conference, Budapest, Hungary, 8-11 September 2015.
Clark, J., Laing, K., Tiplady, L. and Woolner P. (2014) Making Connections: Theory and Practice of Using Visual Methods to Aid Participation in Research, Visual In-Sights: Theory, Method, Practice International Conference, June 26-27, Newcastle, UK.
Clark, J. and Woolner, P. (2014) Mediating encounters - the use of visual images in participatory research, paper in the symposium 'Mediating encounters: Theory and practice of using visual methods to aid participation in educational research', BERA conference, London, UK, September 23rd-25th, 2014.
Laing, K., Clark, J., Tiplady, L., Todd, L. and Woolner, P. (2014) Using a Theory of Change to Evaluate Complex Initiatives: Theory and practice, ECER, 2 – 5 September, Porto, Portugal.
Tiplady, L., Woolner, P., Clark, J. and Laing, K. (2014) Theory and Practice of Using Visual Methods to Aid Participation in Educational Research, paper in the symposium 'Mediating encounters: Theory and practice of using visual methods to aid participation in educational research', BERA conference, London, UK, September 23rd-25th, 2014.
Wright, D., Clark, J. and Tiplady, L. (2014) FaSMEd Poster presentation at the Association of Mathematics Education Tutors (University lecturers) Conference, 2nd September, Birmingham, UK
Wright, D., Clark, J. and Tiplady, L. (2014) FaSMEd Poster presentation at the AIMS Trust, 29th September 2014, Centre for Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cambridge, UK.
Wright, D., Clark, J. and Tiplady, L. (2014) FaSMEd Poster presentation at the 2nd Scientix conference, 25th October 2014, Brussels, Belgium.
Clark, J., Laing, K. and Woolner P. (2013) Making Connections: Theory and Practice of Using Visual Methods to Aid Children's Participation in Educational Research, ECER, September 9-13 2013, Istanbul, Turkey
Clark, J., Laing, K. , Tiplady, L. and Woolner P. .(2013) Making Connections, AHRC Connected Communities Showcase, March 12th, London, UK.
Woolner P., Clark, J., Thomas, U., Laing, K. and Tiplady, L. (2013) Teachers Preparing For Changes to Learning Environment and Practices in a UK Secondary School, ECER, September 9-13 2013, Istanbul, Turkey.
Clark, J., Woolner P., Tiplady, L. and Laing, K. (2012) Pushing the Boundaries: Theory and Practice of Using Visual Methods to Aid Children's Participation in Educational Research ECER, September 18-21 2012, Cadiz.
Clark, J. (2011) ' Using Diamond Ranking activities as a visual methods research tool' at the BERA Visual Methods Seminar, April 8th 2011, The Baltic, Newcastle upon Tyne.
Clark, J. and Laing, K. (2011) 'The involvement of young people in research within the criminal justice area – what do we know and what do we need to find out?' Presented at the British Society of Criminology Conference, July 3-6, University of Northumbria, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
Woolner P., Clark, J. and Thomas, U. (2011) 'Using visual and spatial activities to support school staff and students in thinking about learning in a changed space' at the 2nd International Visual Methods Conference, 13th-15th September, 2011 at Open University, Milton Keynes, UK.
Clark, J. (2010) 'Transition from school to University and experiences in the first year: What do we know about expectations, experience and the ways of being a learner?'. Paper presented at the Systematic Enhancement of Learning & Teaching: Innovation, Research and Development 2010 Conference, June 2nd, Edge Hill University, Ormskirk, UK.
Clark, J. (2009) 'Exploring the use of diamond ranking activities as a visual methods research tool', 1st International Visual Methods Conference, 15th-17th September, 2009 at Leeds University, UK.
Woolner P., Clark, J. and Thomas, U. (2008) 'Using visual activities to mediate a learning conversation about how a school community regards its premises' at the British Education Research Association Conference, 3rd-6th September, 2008, Edinburgh, UK.
Hall, E, Clark, J, McCaughey, C. Ghosts at the feast? The role of research centres in supporting innovative practice in local authorities. In: BERA Annual conference. 2006, University of Warwick: BEI.
Clark, J. Arts, Offenders and Probation Officers: Evaluating the Impact. In: Creative Time. 1996, University of Manchester.
Walker, J. and Clark, J. Project evaluation: creating for change in criminal justice. In: Creating for Change. 1993, Otterburn. Northumberland.
I have undertaken an increasing amount of teaching to both staff and students, particularly with reference to qualitative methodologies and research design and tools. This is evidenced by my contributions as guest teaching sessions to modules within ECLS, CPD with teachers from outside of the University, and to the training modules for postgraduates students within HASS. More recently I have been involved in teaching on the HASS Faculty Graduate Skills Enhancement Programme, within which I teach specific sessions each year on this. This programme is ground-breaking nationally, and provides an important service to the University (through increased research income from international students) and to the students themselves.
Historically, I have undertaken much informal research supervision of both staff and students, particularly with reference to methodological approaches and the development of research and dissertation proposals. Recently, however, I have taken on supervision of research dissertations in a formal capacity.
I am currently supervising the following students:
1. Nadia Aljenahi - PhD ECLS (FT) - Investigates the mechanism of Teacher Evaluation (TE) in Kuwaiti primary schools as a major educational tool for improvement and change. (20% supervision with Sue Robson).
2. Andrew Ashley - PhD ECLS (PT) - Science teaching and giftedness in South Africa. (40% supervision with Laura Mazzoli Smith.
3. Muqaddas Butt - PhD ECLS (FT) - Curriculum change and Professional Development of Secondary School English Teachers in Punjab (Pakistan): Challenges and Opportunities. (50% supervision with Sue Robson).
4. Eric Fletcher - EdD Education (FT) - Exploring the sail training voyage as a cultural community (70% with Peter Sercombe).
5. Caroline Gibby - EdD Education (FT) - How does Higher Education construct the role of law teacher? (40% supervision with Simon Gibbs).
6. Tania Watson - IPhD Education (FT) - Disability and challenging behaviours in schools: the necessity for a culpability model of disability. (45% supervision with Pam Woolner).


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Batman Vs. Dracula
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===Story=== The Dark Knight. The Prince of Darkness. In One Royal Battle! Gotham City sleeps under the cover of darkness while two legendary bats take flight. One is turning the city into an army of vampires while the other does everything he can to stop the mayhem. But Dracula isn't simply one of The Batman's usual foe's; he's got supernatural powers of strength, speed and mind control. Even with his arsenal of high-tech gadgets, the Dark Knight is still a mortal man. This is one face-off that could clip The Batman's wings permanently! Also starring favorite characters like The Joker, The Penguin and Vicky Vale, in her first appearance in the series, this feature-length animated movie is fang-tastic! ===DVD Features=== Features: Science vs. Superstition: Batman's computer gives light to the legend of Dracula and all its rumors. City of Knight: Click on a map of Gotham and discover behind the scenes and hidden buttons with short video clips of the making of. Voices in Close Up: Multi-window montage with pop-up trivia boxes and interview footage give intimate interview looks at the voices behind Batman vs. Dracula
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- Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
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slang used in the British armed forces meaning to kill or shoot
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