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VICTORIA, B.C. (Sunday, August 25, 2002) - The U.S. Under-19 Women's National Team once again got scintillating performances from its forwards and rode a Kelly Wilson hat trick and a two-goal, two-assist first half from Heather O'Reilly to a hard-fought 6-0 victory over Denmark in the quarterfinals of the 2002 FIFA Under-19 Women's World Championship. The USA now travels to Edmonton, Alberta, to face Germany in a semifinal on Thursday, August 29.


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weirDfunK | #31 Subject: Posted: 11/28/2007 13:41:58 |
yep second monday in October. I think there pretty much identical except for the date, you know eat a big meal of turkey mashed potatoes and all that and pumpkin pie, the most delicious thing on the face of the earth. that and just hanging around with the family.
i havent beat Uncharted yet but i have a feeling im gettin close to the end. Lvl. 9 in COD 4 haha woohoo |
Team_Jersey | #32 Subject: AC Posted: 11/28/2007 14:26:40 |
I only have one dude left to take out in Assassin's Creed. This may seem like a stupid question, but I really am not sure the answer. Can we play COD4 together? I know we have different systems, but when Shadowrun came out you could play the 360 version against pc players. I am guessing no, but I just wasn't sure.
p.s. pumpkin pie is greatness. |
weirDfunK | #33 Subject: COD 4 Posted: 11/29/2007 15:15:47 |
no you cant play PS3 with 360. Im pretty sure you can play 360 with PC players though. That would be pretty awesome havin PS3 and 360 cross console with COD 4.
Team_Jersey | #34 Subject: THAT SUCKS Posted: 11/30/2007 08:45:46 |
I wish they would do that, but I am not suprised that you can't. Stupid consoles. Lolz. I beat Assassin's Creed last night. Awesome. I started Mass Effect and realized I am about to spend the next month playing it. Ridiculously huge game, but also fun. Beautiful to look at too.
weirDfunK | #35 Subject: awesome Posted: 11/30/2007 19:33:09 |
How did Assassins Creed end? Is it set up for a sequal? and is Mass Effect kind of like a futuristic version of Oblivion? it looks pretty sweet. Unreal Tournament on PS3 Dec. 11!! im sooo excited for that game ahaha
Team_Jersey | #36 Subject: GREATNESS Posted: 12/01/2007 13:39:31 |
Man, if you have the chance, you should really play through and beat Assassin's Creed. It is an amazing story and game altogether. I will still tell you if you want me to, but you really are doing yourself a disservice not playing it. I haven't gotten far enough yet in Mass Effect to tell you if it is like Oblivion in space, but it does kind of have that feel, yes. And the graphics are amazing. Unreal Tournament 3 does look sick. Is that coming out on the 360? Or just the PS3 and pc? I would like to play it.
weirDfunK | #37 Subject: Posted: 12/02/2007 06:34:04 |
yeah, ill probably just borrow Assassins Creed from my friend when hes done with it. And im pretty sure that UT III is just coming for PS3 and PC.
weirDfunK | #38 Subject: correction Posted: 12/04/2007 13:13:28 |
apparently UT III IS coming to 360 in early 2008. my bad.
Team_Jersey | #39 Subject: I THOUGHT SO Posted: 12/06/2007 10:34:43 |
Team_Jersey | #40 Subject: BLAST IT Posted: 12/06/2007 10:36:59 |
At any rate, I wasn't done with that post, but the internet is doing some crazy stuff. I thought I had read something that stated UT3 was coming out for the 360, at some point. Good stuff. That should shake things up. I am moving my way through Mass Effect right now. Man, amazing game. Really enjoyable stuff. Have you seen the videos for Dark Sector yet? That is going to be a cross platform game so we both can experience it. Lolz.
weirDfunK | #41 Subject: Posted: 12/06/2007 21:04:26 |
yeah Dark Sector looks pretty sweeeettt. Holy crap, have you seen the new GTA IV trailer yet? it looks freakin AMAZING. ive had mine pre-ordered since late august ahaha.
Team_Jersey | #42 Subject: GTA4 Posted: 12/07/2007 12:28:01 |
YES! I have! I posted it earlier on some of my other clubs. It does look like it is going to rock. Man, I have been so sick lately. I am ready for this crap to be out of my system. What plans you got for the weekend? Anything fun? Any gaming going on?
weirDfunK | #43 Subject: blah Posted: 12/07/2007 20:33:51 |
Im just gettin over a cold myself actually.
Not a whole lot planned over the weekend, probably just hand out with some friends, smoke a doob ahaha. Oh, and its double experience weekend for COD 4 so hopefully ill be gettin some gaming in. What about you? |
Team_Jersey | #44 Subject: SICK Posted: 12/09/2007 12:04:17 |
Yeah, I am pretty much well now. Sorry to hear you have been sick. I have been gettin into some COD4 myself and it hasn't been pretty. The online stuff is a lot of fun, but I have been getting my ass handed to me. weekend has been prety chill. PLaying Mass Effect and hanging out with my friends. I went and saw that movie No Country For Old Men. Very interesting. Today I am going to watch some football and pray that my fantasy football team wins some money.
weirDfunK | #45 Subject: Posted: 12/10/2007 13:39:50 |
Oh, is No Country For Old Men good? I was thinking abuot going to see it but i wasnt sure. It looks interesting though.
Team_Jersey | #46 Subject: NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN Posted: 12/12/2007 09:31:29 |
It was an interesting movie. Without knowing a person's taste I would have a hard time recommending it because it is very different. I personally liked it, but there were a few things about it that pissed me off. Overall, a very well made film. Man, I just downloaded the new Halo 3 maps. They are pretty effing cool. You need to get yourself a 360 and a live account. HAHAHAHA.
Team_Jersey | #47 Subject: TO KEEP IN THE SPIRIT OF THINGS... Posted: 12/12/2007 10:15:25 |
Team_Jersey | #48 Subject: OUR CLUB Posted: 12/12/2007 10:47:48 |
weirDfunK | #49 Subject: Mhmm Posted: 12/13/2007 15:42:22 |
yeah i like how the moderator really does alot for the club ahaha...
well looks like i wont be playin UT3 until christmas or maybe soon after..but ill hopefully be getting it for christmas ahaha *teehee* i see nipple yes, i giggle like a school girl ahaha |
Team_Jersey | #50 Subject: UTIII Posted: 12/17/2007 13:37:55 |
Well, maybe you will just get it for Christmas and that will make things oh so lovely. I didn't get to hardly play any games this weekend. It kind of sucked. It was my sister's birthday and we pretty much celebrated all weekend, which was a blast, but I missed my gaming time. I am pretty darned close to beating Mass Effect. Such an awesome game.
weirDfunK | #51 Subject: thats too bad Posted: 12/23/2007 18:20:47 |
that you missed your gaming time..but birthdays are always fun aha.
i picked up my preorder of orange box a while ago and i dont know if you have played it yet but portal and TF2 alone would make it worth buying, and HL2, EP1 and EP2 just make it that much better CHRISTMAS IN 1 DAY!!! woohoo! |
Team_Jersey | #52 Subject: CHRISTMAS Posted: 12/27/2007 13:16:48 |
Well, I had already bought all the games I wanted before Christmas, but I did get an assload of gift cards to Best Buy. I almost have enough to buy a PS3. I am considering it. How was your holiday?
Team_Jersey | #53 Subject: WORD Posted: 01/01/2008 12:43:09 |
weirdfunk!!?? Where you at, son? How's the new year treating you thus far?
weirDfunK | #54 Subject: yo Posted: 01/01/2008 14:39:58 |
aha sorry i havent been posting ive been busy with family and such and New Years ve was last night so i am freakin beat haha.
and yeah you should definately pick up a PS3 if you have the money! I just picked up UT 3 and oh my shit it is amazing! if you get a PS3 definately pick that one up! how was your new year eve? |
Team_Jersey | #55 Subject: NEW YEAR Posted: 01/01/2008 15:57:53 |
I understand completely, I have been very busy with family myself over the holidays, but I got sick again over the last 4 days and it has been miserable. This was the first new years eve I have ever been sick on and it SUCKED. I didn't do shit. My sister was gracious enough to bring me a bottle of champagne that I was able to drink at midnight, but NO PARTIES...NOTHING. SO. I played Rainbow Six VEGAS. WHOOHOO. What did you do?
weirDfunK | #56 Subject: oh man Posted: 01/05/2008 21:08:16 |
that would SUCK being sick on new years!
at least you got to ring in the new year with some champagne haha.. i didnt do a whole lot i hung out with a couple friends who i havent seen for a while and drank the night away haha so it was alright |
Team_Jersey | #57 Subject: NICE Posted: 01/07/2008 14:17:22 |
That is a good way to bring in the new year. I would say you should get on XBL and play some halo with us. My buddies and I have been slaying it up recently. I also saw that new movie with Naomi Watts in it this past weekend, Eastern Promises. A little slow for probably some people's tastes, but still very good. Worth checking out. And she is hot. As always. LOLZ.
Team_Jersey | #58 Subject: NEW ONE Posted: 01/07/2008 21:24:25 |
weirDfunK | #59 Subject: Nice pic!! Posted: 01/10/2008 15:34:11 |
and where the hell do you find all these great pics? I cant find a damn one!! ahah
and also...ZOMG!! VADER AND YODA IN SC4!!! ahaha |
Team_Jersey | #60 Subject: PICS Posted: 01/10/2008 22:53:51 |
Naomi and I keep pretty close so I get the premium one's no one ever sees. They are just for us, weirdfunk...only for us. Yeah I read about vadar and yoda making their guest appearances....thatwill be crazy. I will have more pics coming soon. How's UT3?

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No. 9 Syracuse made a rare non-conference trip out of upstate New York and blew past No. 20 San Diego State, 62-49, on the flight deck of the decommissioned aircraft carrier USS Midway on a sunny, windy Sunday afternoon.
C.J. Fair led Syracuse with 17 points and 10 rebounds, and Michael Carter-Williams also scored 17 at San Diego.
Although there wasn't a cloud in the sky, the conditions were far from ideal. The wind blowing off the Pacific Ocean made it tough, and it was the taller, bulkier Orange (1-0) who adjusted.
"This was a hard game," Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim said. "You had to get to the basket. That was the only way you were going to score. You weren't going to make any jump shots."
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The Greg Oden story is an increasingly sad one. As the basketball world celebrates what Jeremy Lin has been able to make of his NBA opportunity recently, we're also left wondering what Oden could've made of the one his knees never allowed him to have. Okay nobody is thinking about Greg Oden right now during full-scale "Lin-sanity," I realize that, but you get what I'm saying.
Here's also what Portland Trailblazers Acting GM Chad Buchanan is saying about Oden's next surgery (via Blazers Edge):
Buchanan said that the decision to go forward with the procedure has not changed even though a firm date has still not yet been set.
"Still kind of up in the air on a date," Buchanan said. "Nothing is set in stone on when they are going to go in and work on his left knee at this point. It's kind of a day-to-day update we get from the doctors there [in Vail] on when they are ready to do it."
Buchanan said that the "minor" blood clots discovered in Oden's left ankle on Feb. 3 remain the deciding factor in determining the date of the procedure, and that there haven't been other setbacks.
"I can't give you an exact date, but it should be here shortly, assuming everything goes as planned."
This after a successful arthroscopic procedure on Oden's right knee back on February 3rd. So while we all constantly spend our days at work wondering aloud to all who will listen if the Jeremy Lin's story can ever be topped, and it probably can't be, I'd argue that Oden coming back from all this to play 6 or 7 more years in the League and appearing in a couple All Star Games would. At this point at least.
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You guys HAVE seen this right? Hate to be the bearer of bad news but now even I am leaning towards a Xsim..
on the other hand...
But of course, Georges' post is newer and at least credible.. we never know..
empty vessels rings the loudest. I was asking about the software hacks/unlocking
Assembly Language is the mother of them all, closest thing to binary you're going to get. I don't know what these guys in particular do, but most simply use a Hex editor and a Code tracer. It's sort of akin to pausing your movie and then stepping through one frame at a time to see the details of what's going on.
Others use a disassembler, which takes apart the compiled code and puts it into Assembly. But believe me, Assembly is tough and monotonous.
Constantly working on getting those servers sped up, no worries.
i've read a lot that there might NOT be a 1.1.2 SW unlock as soon as we thought, I'm sure many other's are wondering if the Dev Team WILL still make one, or have they gotten stuck? can i get an official to post another update? please?
Though I have great confidence in the Dev Team and Elite Dev Team
i've read a lot that there might NOT be a 1.1.2 SW unlock as soon as we thought, I'm sure many other's are wondering if the Dev Team WILL still make one, or have they gotten stuck? can i get an official to post another update? please?
Though I have great confidence in the Dev Team and Elite Dev Team
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I've tried this hard unlock with the UK version, but it didn't work, anyone else tried with success on the UK version or does it really not work ?
The hardware unlock works prefectly on my iphone (usa)
That's in 1.1.2 as well.
Its also available in 1.1.1
no software unlock.sorry for us.Game over.it will never come.
we whait too long.two months are really too mutch.tomorrow i will sell my tree iphones 1.1.2 for 300 euro per one.i am boring and is ridiculos i have tree phones i will never use.tank everybody anyway.but they lost the challange.i read forums every day from two months i can't going crazy for iphone see everybody.1.1.2software unlock will never came out.sorry
yea what is the hold up
its been like a week since the hardware unlock
software unlock would nice
i have an unlocked 1.1.2 OTB and i used NEXT SIM but a software unlock would be nice so i could sell it
come on dev, u guys are smart you can do it.
so if i understand right... I'm not able to use anySim on my 1.1.2 otb phone even though i downgraded to 1.1.1, installed oktoprep, and updated again to 1.1.2. Even though it is jailbroken? What exactly is the reason for this? (sorry, I'm just confuuuuuused)
OTB 1.1.2 uses a newer bootloader. The only way to use anySim is to erase the current bootloader to a lower version which involves taking apart your phone and jumping some traces... along with a number of steps and praying....
Just be patient... they say the software unlock will be soon!
If you don't want to wait pay... for a modified sim card solution.
If I read the instructions correctly, he doesn't mention anything about opening up the phone. Is this correct, or am I missing something? And where do I find this prey tell "3.9 nor" file?
(i'm asking here)
So you load the files to the phone (I'm guessing using ssh) then install mobile terminal, then follow the instruction and install the new booktloader?
Sounds like a software hack to me, just more towards the hardware end of the spectrum.


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Amazon notches another quarter where it spent like a Chicago ward leader at Christmas time -- but there's a method to the seeming madness.
But we've seen this movie before -- many times, in fact -- and odds are high that we'll see it again, or at least for as long as Amazon's founder remains in charge. If Wall Street had a vote in the matter, I'm sure that more than a few would welcome a change at the top. Happily for Amazon, Bezos hasn't given any hint of lighting out for Hawaii.
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Unfortunately, we were deprived of a fun go-around after Amazon posted a $274 million loss that was a lot larger than analysts had expected because Bezos let his CFO handle the post-earnings conference call. In large part, though, the red ink reflected a $169 million loss suffered by LivingSocial, Amazon's daily deals business.
Of course, it also reflected a big increase in quarterly operating expenses, which climbed to $13.8 billion from $10.8 billion in the year-ago period. A lot of that was connected to the cost of opening 19 fulfillment centers in preparation for the big sales crush in the fourth quarter. Amazon also is hiring more than 50,000 seasonal employees for the end-of-year sales push. At the same time, Amazon is investing in new regions, such as Italy, China and Spain. In the short-term, that's an expense; in the long-term, the hope is that the investments in new revenue streams ought to generate a (still unknown) return.
This is long ball. The profit margins may stink but Bezos is willing to pay through the nose now for investments in infrastructure and products that will pay off for Amazon down the road (or so he hopes.) It's not for everyone and if you're not a patient - make that very patient -- investor, this is the sort of CEO whose actions will give you agita.
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Absence Seizures
Although manifestations of their seizures are usually subtle, children with absence seizures need prompt and effective treatment because their seizures can interfere with learning. They also interfere with attention and full consciousness.
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No immediate first aid is usually necessary, but a medical evaluation is indicated to try to prevent these seizures from recurring. If this is the first observation of an absence seizure, medical evaluation is recommended. Absence seizures (e.g. a seizure common to petit mal epilepsy) are lapses of awareness, sometimes with staring, that begin and end abruptly, lasting only a few seconds. There is no warning and no after-effect.
More common in children than in adults, absence seizures almost always start between ages 4 and 12 years, and rarely do they begin after age 20. Absence seizures are characterized by a brief impairment of consciousness, which usually lasts no more than a few seconds. The child, whether sitting or standing, simply stares vacantly; neither speaking nor apparently hearing what is said. Then, as abruptly as it began, the impairment lifts and the child continues with his or her previous activity. The seizure is usually associated with some degree of altered awareness . Automatisms may occur in prolonged absence seizures. Absence seizures are frequently so brief that they escape detection, even if the child is experiencing 50 to 100 episodes daily. They may occur for several months or even years before a child is sent for a medical evaluation.
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- No aura
- Abrupt onset
- Brief duration
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Some absence seizures are accompanied by brief myoclonic jerking of the eyelids or facial muscles, or by variable loss of muscle tone. More prolonged episodes may be accompanied by automatisms, which may lead them to be confused with complex partial seizures. However, complex partial seizures last longer, may begin with an aura and are usually marked by some type of confusion following the seizure.
Absence seizures may occur only occasionally or more than 100 times a day. Most children with typical absence seizures are otherwise normal. About half the children also have infrequent generalized tonic-clonic seizures. The electroencephalographic (EEG) pattern of diffuse spike-wave is closely correlated with absence seizures.
EEG showing generalized 3Hz (this means within a one-second period there are approximately three epilepsy waves) spike and wave discharges in a patient having an absence seizure.
Absence seizures are often confused with complex partial seizures. This is an important distinction because the drugs that prevent absence seizures have little or no effect on complex partial seizures. Conversely, the most effective drugs for complex partial seizures are either ineffective against or increase the frequency of absence seizures.


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An Appeal to Averell Harriman
What really happened behind the scenes when the bombing of North Vietnam finally stopped? It is time Averell Harriman told us the full truth. He has been dropping tantalizing clues since he returned home from the Paris talks. These lead one to believe that he could make no greater contribution to peace than to tell the whole story. When the bits and pieces he has let slip are added to what we already know it looks as if it is the story of how Lyndon Johnson might have won the election for the Democrats and put the US firmly on the road to withdrawal and settlement.
Harriman's latest and clearest hints indicate that the other side made a substantial withdrawal as the bombing stopped. The US, instead of reciprocating with a comparable withdrawal of its own, took advantage of the other side's withdrawal to escalate and widen the war in South Vietnam. It is important for the country to get the facts clearly now because Nixon has not changed the military orders with which Johnson accompanied the bombing halt. Until those orders are changed, the chance of peace is slim, and the casualties will rise as our military commanders under the cover of the peace talks pursue their dream of a military victory.
Ever since Harriman came back from Paris where he was our chief negotiator, he has talked of the need to cut down the level of the fighting. In the aftermath of Nixon's report on Vietnam Harriman has lifted the curtain on the fact that as the bombing stopped the enemy did exactly that. This was either part of the price they paid for the end of the bombing, or a concrete move toward de-escalation which they hoped we would reciprocate. Harriman made this revelation on two occasions. One was on CBS May 14 immediately after Nixon's address. The other was in his speech next day to the American Jewish Committee at the Waldorf. Seldom have more momentous revelations been given less attention by press and public. This is an attempt to call wider attention to them, to place them in perspective, and to ask Governor Harriman to speak out more clearly and fully.
On CBS, after the President's address, Harriman said:
Well, to me, the all-important question wasn't touched on, which is how to reduce the violence. I've come to believe as a result of my talks in Paris that we won't get very far as long as both sides are hitting the other as hard as they can. Now the President mentioned the fact that the VC were hitting us. He didn't mention the fact that General Abrams's orders were to use all of our ability to put maximum pressure on the other side. And that's something they have objected to when I was in Paris and they've made it very plain—I think this is the most important subject to me to talk …


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- While a $4.5 million deficit looms for Kanawha County Schools' 2014 budget, members of the Board of Education received more bad news about potential cuts during a special session on Monday.
Possible reductions in federal funding could lead to major cutbacks for the county's low-income schools, in addition to cuts in special education, Head Start programs, teacher-training services and technology grants.
"There will be some very, very tough decisions. It's not going to be an easy road," Kanawha Superintendent Ron Duerring told board members Monday evening.
With 85 percent of the county's budget already set as fixed costs, it will be difficult for the board to choose which programs to keep and which to cut in order to stay afloat, Duerring said.
In five years, the county could be looking at a deficit that exceeds $7 million, if changes aren't made.
"[The fixed costs] don't leave us very much to play with looking at all these cuts coming down the road. We're going to work very hard to stay within the funding formula," he said. "We need to make a list of things to review -- what you want to keep and don't want to keep within the school system so that we can meet the budget and keep it as a solid budget."
The county's Title I schools -- those with a majority of students who qualify for free- and reduced-price school meals -- could face an additional 8 percent cut to its already sequestered budget. That would mean about $750,000 less for those schools than in 2012.
Because of a request by the state Department of Education, a new accountability system could be on the horizon for West Virginia schools that would require counties to set aside 20 percent of their budgets for their lowest-achieving schools, according to Kanawha County Title I director Pam Padon.
If that new system were approved, with a decision slated for March, Kanawha County would lose $2.3 million of its Title I budget, forcing about 100 teachers to transfer, Padon said.


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This introductory course will provide a foundation in Geographical Information Systems (GIS). The understanding of the basic concepts of GIS is important in utilizing its tools effectively. Geographic data in spatial and non-spatial formats is unique in data analysis. Understanding the data structure or data model of a GIS dictates the analysis technique that can be used to solve a problem. Relational Database Management System is an integral component of a GIS. Basic cartographic techniques are useful in presenting data effectively. Basic understanding of statistics is useful in geographic analysis.
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Total Hours: 45
Lecture Hours: 1.5
Laboratory Hours: 1.5
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This course is offered online:
CPSC 101 Introduction to Computing (or equivalent); GEOG 250 Cartography: Map & Air Photo Interpretation
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Course Content:
Describe the nature of data
-describe what is considered data
-describe how data are stored in a computer
Describe the nature of geographic data
-describe characteristics of geographic data
-compare the different levels of measurement
-determine and calculate basic statistics (Mean, Median, Mode, Variance, Standard Deviation, Frequency Diagrams)
Describe GIS data
-describe and discuss what is GIS?
-describe the nature of spatial data
-describe the nature of non-spatial data
-describe the relationship between spatial and non-spatial data
Explain and Compare the different non-spatial data models
-explain and compare the non-spatial data models
-explain the relational model
-explain the hierarchical model
-explain the network model
-explain and use Microsoft ACCESS
-describe tables
-describe data types
Explain Microsoft ACCESS
-explain Microsoft ACCESS and its purpose
-explain and use query
-explain relations
Apply and maintain Microsoft ACCESS
-apply Query to show contents of a database
-apply Select to show contents of a database
-apply Update to modify records of a database
-apply Delete to delete records of a database
-apply Create Table
-apply SQL to display records of a database
Apply export techniques in Microsoft ACCESS
-explain the difference and purpose of export techniques
-export to DBF
-export to Excel
-apply ODBC to access the Microsoft ACCESS database
Explain and Compare the different spatial data models
-explain and compare the Spatial Data Models used to represent real world features
-explain the Vector model
-explain the Raster model
-explain the Object model
-compare distortions of different Map Projections
Describe common GIS functionalities
-describe Transforming data
-explain Buffering and its purpose
-describe the Overlaying of different themes and the resultant
Describe a GIS such as ArcGIS (ArcView)
-describe the different components of ArcView
-describe the ArcMap interface
-describe the ArcCatalog interface
-describe the ArcTool interface
Apply ArcView
-use and explore ArcMap
-use and explore ArcCatalog
-use and display data
-retrieve information about features
-display and present data
-plot maps using layout
-describe Map Components (Title, North Arrow, Scale, Legend)
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Upon completion, students will be able to:
- Explain a GIS
- Apply GIS concepts
- Explain the nature of geographic data (spatial and non-spatial)
- Explain non-spatial data models and data types
- Use a Relational Database Management System (input, storage, query, output and export)
- Compare the different spatial models
- Describe uses of a GIS
- Use a GIS software (input, storage, query and output)
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Final Exam: 30 %
Midterm Exam: 25 %
Assignments: 40 %
Participation: 5 %
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Optional - Shelley, G.B. et al, 2000, Access 2000 Complete Concepts and Techniques Course Technology (Cambridge, Massachusetts)
Optional - Robinson, A.H., et al, 1995, Elements of Cartography, 6th Edition (Jon Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, N.Y.)
Optional - Aronoff, S., 1991, Geographic Information Systems: A Management Perspective (WDL Publishings Ottawa, ON)
Optional - Ormsby, T., et al, 2004, Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop: Basics of ArcView, ArcEditor and ArcInfo (Redlands, California)
Optional - Burrough, P.A., 1087, Principles of Geographical Information Systems for Land Resource Assessment (Oxford University Press, New York, NY)
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£50 - £80 per day
Capita Education are currently recruiting for a Cover Supervisors on behalf of a popular Solihull and Birmingham Secondary Schools for day to day cover and longer term cover.
Candidates will be responsible for supervising classes across the curriculum, covering for teacher absences.
The role of a cover supervisor will include, ensuring that students complete the work set by the teaching staff as well as dealing with any questions or behaviour problems in the classroom. Candidates must have a good level of general education and have experience of supervising classes or groups of children within an education setting or similar.
This is a great opportunity to join this school and become part of its' exceptional team initially on a day to day basis with a view to enjoying a long-term opportunity. Capita are looking for exceptional candidates for this role in order to meet out total commitment to our schools and the children they support.
To become part of the Capita supply team at these lovely Secondary School you will be:-
* An experienced Cover Supervisor with Secondary school experience
* A warm and caring individual able to make a real contribution at school level
* Able to provide support to children with varying challenges in a creative and innovative way
* Able to work as part of a team or on your own initiative
At Capita we take our responsibilities to you seriously, our aim is to provide you with work in a variety of school settings and to ensure you are well supported and rewarded for your efforts, even it is sometimes just to say "thank you" for a job well done.
As part of the Capita Supply Team you will benefit from:-
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* Good rates of pay and the ability to participate in our tax efficiency scheme
* Excellent opportunities for CPD
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Fox Sports Wisconsin:
Ryan Pickett,
Michael Bush,
Kahlil Bell,
Josh McCown,
Aaron Rodgers,
Ted Thompson,
B.J. Raji
TEAMS: Green Bay Packers, Oakland Raiders, Chicago Bears
TEAMS: Green Bay Packers, Oakland Raiders, Chicago Bears
By CHRIS JENKINS
AP Sports Writer
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- Ryan Pickett understands why the Green Bay Packers kept him off the field for two weeks. That didn't make the waiting any easier.
Pickett returned to practice Wednesday for the first time since he sustained a concussion in the Packers' Dec. 11 victory over the Oakland Raiders -- his second concussion this season.
Pickett had a less severe concussion during a practice in October, and having two concussions so close together meant he had to sit out longer. Pickett was itching to return right away, but acknowledged that the team did the right thing holding him out.
"You appreciate it, looking out for your long-term health, things like that," Pickett said. "And I probably wasn't ready, the past couple weeks I just wasn't there. But I feel great."
Pickett didn't remember taking a knee to the head from Raiders running back Michael Bush until he saw it again on film. He had headaches, felt foggy and had trouble concentrating while he sat out.
And while he appreciates the cognitive tests that a player must pass to return to the field, he didn't enjoy taking them, comparing the experience to taking the SATs.
"And I hate the SAT," Pickett said.
Pickett couldn't really do anything during his recovery, no extensive reading or watching movies. Even playing with his kids had to be done in moderation.
"Stuff like that is so hard when you have a concussion and you have to focus," Pickett said. "They tell you to rest your mind. You don't even want to do reading. Just sit there. It's probably the worst. You can't do anything to rehab and get it better. Just sit there and wait."
And while Pickett was waiting, the Packers' run defense was struggling.
Green Bay gave up 139 yards rushing at Kansas City on Dec. 18, enough to help the Chiefs hold onto the ball and set up an effective play-action passing game to hand the Packers their first loss.
Then came Sunday night's game against Chicago, where the Packers gave up 199 yards rushing -- including 121 by third-string running back Kahlil Bell, who got the start because of injuries.
"Going back to the last game, we've talked about that in the grades, run defense isn't about talent," Packers coach Mike McCarthy said. "It's about doing the little things right, and we didn't do a very good of it in our last game."
Despite starting Bell and journeyman quarterback Josh McCown because of injuries, the Bears were able to stay in the game until Aaron Rodgers found his rhythm in the third quarter and the Packers pulled away.
"It's tough, because that's not our style of football the past couple weeks, giving up runs like that," Pickett said. "It's been real tough to watch."
Now the Packers already have clinched the No. 1 seed in the NFC, and McCarthy is weighing the possibility of resting veteran players in Sunday's season finale against Detroit.
Pickett hopes to play.
"I hope I can help," Pickett said. "But this is good timing, my injury happened at a good time, I'm ready to go now and we can start fixing things up before we make this playoff run."
Pickett's return won't automatically fix everything that has been wrong with the Packers' run defense the past few weeks, but it can't hurt.
Now in his 11th season, Pickett has been a reliable inside force on defense since leaving St. Louis to sign with Green Bay before the 2006 season -- making him one of Packers general manager Ted Thompson's rare forays into free agency.
"In my opinion, just based on the grades and dealing with Ryan going on six years here, I feel this is probably the best football he's played," McCarthy said. "He's physically in as good or better shape than he's been in his time here. He's always had exceptional foot quickness and balance, the ability to read and react. He definitely makes a difference in there."
Packers defensive coordinator Dom Capers praised Pickett's combination of skill and veteran savvy, but said the Packers' problems stopping the run Sunday aren't as simple as bringing back one player.
"Your run defense is like putting a glove on," Capers said. "(It) has to all fit together. For me, it probably represents your team defense more than anything else because guys have to know where they fit and what their job is. Ryan normally does his job very well, in terms of protecting his linebackers, holding the point and not getting knocked off the ball -- all those things good defensive linemen do."
And while Pickett isn't as flashy a player as fellow defensive lineman B.J. Raji, his absence proved how valuable he is to the defense.
"The coaches know. The teammates know," Pickett said. "The fans and the other people might not, but I'm OK as long as we're going good and winning."
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