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TUSCALOOSA | Evelyn Hollingsworth Noland, age 79, died after a lengthy illness on July 14, 2005 at LaRocca Nursing Home. Entombment services will be 11 a.m. Saturday at Memory Hill Gardens Chapel of Memories Mausoleum with Rev. Deborah Braden officiating and Memory Chapel Funeral Home, a Dignity Memorial Provider, directing. Visitation will be one hour prior to services at the funeral home.
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Survivors include her daughter, Annette Noland Nicholson (Bill) of Tuscaloosa; grandson, Steven Jay Nicholson (Tobe) of Savannah, Ga.; sister, Floy H. Davis (Daniel) of Northport; and brother, Donald Hollingsworth of Monroeville.
A special thanks to Mrs. L.C. Hardy and staff at LaRocca for the wonderful care she received.
The family requests no flowers. Memorial contributions may be made in Evelyn's name to St. Matthias Episcopal Church at 2310 Skyland Blvd. East, Tuscaloosa, AL 35405.
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text: Safety & Security Introduction // Overview // Key Capabilities 117 Safety is concerned with identifying conditions Overview in public spaces, infrastructure and transport, Breadth of Expertise Application Areas in workplaces and other institutions, in our Measure development/ Agriculture properties, possessions and tools, and in our validation Air travel social, medical, consumer and business Assessment/benchmarking Construction dealings. If not addressed, it could inadvertently Prediction Financial services Improvement Fisheries lead to physical, occupational, social, financial, Debriefing Food political, emotional, psychological, spiritual or Simulation-based training Football Logistics educational harm or damage as a result of poor Detection Sustainability National security design, inappropriate strategies, error, accident Oil & gas Focus of Expertise Petrochemical or failure. Pharmaceutical Employees Police 'Security' is concerned with preventing or minimising the risk of deliberate Organisations Power generation attempts – by terrorists, for example – to threaten people, structures and Crowds/the public Steel processes which should otherwise be safe. The University of Liverpool is Systems/processes Software active in both arenas. Food Materials Key Capabilities Pharmaceuticals Relevant Disciplines 1.0 Organisational Psychology/social Safety and Risk psychology Management 1.1 Industrial safety Mathematics/computing 1.2 Operational risk Physics 1.3 Occupational health and safety Climate science Crop science 2.0 Public Safety Physics Infectious diseases/pests 2.1 Managing crowds Pharmacogenetics 2.2 Managing critical and major incidents 3.0 Security 3.1 Homeland security 3.2 Food security Safety & Security 1.0 Organisational Safety and Risk Expertise In the 1990s, University psychologists developed a unique measure of Traditionally safety and risk culture have been associated with industry safety attitudes and demonstrated a correlation between safety attitudes and major hazard sites. There is a long history of focusing on accidents and safety performance in a major steel manufacturer. The Health & Safety and injuries in industry, going back to the industrial revolution. At its most Executive contracted the University to develop more generic measures and basic level, this relates to direct physical damage to workers from the to validate them in a wide range of companies. machinery being operated. As we have become more aware, occupational health has gained attention; this addresses some of the less direct This led to the development of a standardised 'safety attitude questionnaire' consequences of poor work environments which may lead to stress and, which can be used throughout industry, and can be adapted to meet from that, to ill health. It is only recently that concern with such issues has idiosyncratic needs of particular industries or companies. been extended to encompass the implications for more general The safety attitude questionnaire has been translated into numerous performance – for the health of the organisation itself. languages including German, French, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek Central to this is the organisation's operational risk culture. Operational and Chinese. Research in other countries has consistently demonstrated a risk is the risk that arises from a variety of activities within an organisation. clear correlation between safety performance and safety attitude, indicating It is a consequence of its processes, procedures and the way in that the measure developed has cross-cultural validity. which these are applied or violated. This is different from, for example, Applications market risk, which is a result of external market forces that are part of The University originally devised and tested its early measure of safety everyday business. attitudes in collaboration with British Steel. When the company Although industrial safety and physical injury may seem far removed from a implemented the safety initiatives recommended by the University, the major financial loss within a bank, evidence suggests that the fundamental number of 'lost time' accidents reduced to zero in several hazardous processes are the same across the different sectors and outcomes. plants. British Steel subsequently embedded these safety initiatives in its University of Liverpool research shows that similar cultural and attitudinal total quality performance programme. factors play a role in both industrial safety and loss in the financial sector. Since then the University has worked with well over 100 companies and 1.1 Industrial safety industrial sites in the UK and mainland Europe – principally in the steel, chemical, oil and power generation industries, and, more recently, the Keywords: Accident rates; plateau; safety culture; benchmarking; safety , construction industry. Its clients include BP Calor, Arbed, Nuclear Electric, attitudes; safety performance; safety improvement; lost time reduction Scottish Power and Scottish Hydro-Electric. Overview After major disasters, media attention often focuses on the safety of the hardware and the competence of the operators – for instance, the signals, the track and the driver, in the case of a rail crash. However, the root of the problem could lie in the organisation's safety culture. In the 1970s and early 1980s, there was a strong emphasis on improving industrial safety through changes to hardware and working practices. This led to accident rates falling significantly – but many organisations found that their accident rates reached a plateau, below which they were unable to go. Inquiries often revealed that insufficient attention had been paid to human factors like attitudes to safety, and the climate and culture of the organisation. The University of Liverpool has long-established expertise in bench-marking individual companies' safety attitudes, developing bespoke programmes of safety improvement initiatives, and re-assessing safety attitudes following their implementation. Organisational Safety and Risk 119 1.2 Operational risk Applications The banking crisis underlines the need for financial institutions to gain much Keywords: Financial services; risk culture; benchmarking; risk attitudes; better insights into their operational risk culture. The University is keen to risk performance; correlation; predictive measures apply its expertise for the benefit of this sector and the economy Overview as a whole. In 2008, Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy citing debts of $613 billion, 1.3 Occupational health and safety while RBS, Citigroup and Wells Fargo lost $59.3 billion, $53 billion and $47.8 billion respectively and were saved from bankruptcy by injections of Keywords: Accidents; behaviour modification; health; risk assessment; cash from tax payers. Directly or indirectly, these catastrophic losses were stress a result of sub-prime mortgage lending. Overview On a less eye-watering scale, several banks have lost more than Occupational health and safety (OHS) is concerned with the management $1 billion due to single traders taking advantage of inadequate controls. of workplace risk through better understanding and management of Many more have sustained relatively trivial losses which, when combined, employee behaviour. In broad terms, OHS focuses on the cultural and add up to a non-trivial loss. These sums may not rock a bank to its attitudinal factors that lead to risk-taking behaviours (for example, short- foundations, but they ramp up its risk profile, particularly if the losses cuts) and stress – and from these, ill-health. This focus is based on a body result from operational weaknesses. of evidence showing that by addressing human and cultural factors it is Operations involve a complex and interdependent mix of people, systems possible to reduce accidents and stress-related ill health beyond that and processes, and responsibility for minimising operational risk often achieved by improving hardware and working practices alone. involves several different departments. This makes operational risk a The University of Liverpool has a track record of research carried out in cultural as well as a managerial issue. collaboration with industry and other sectors exposed to some form of risk. The University of Liverpool was ahead of the banking crisis in profiling These collaborations have informed the development and administration of operational risk in financial service companies, in the same way that bespoke applications designed to identify risk and introduce appropriate industrial companies are profiled in respect of their safety culture. The improvement initiatives. measures it developed have demonstrated the relationship between operational risk culture and various areas of finance including product The University of Liverpool has a track record selling, trading and general banking. of research carried out in collaboration with Expertise industry and other sectors exposed to some The University was the first to develop and use a set of empirically-based form of risk. These collaborations have organisational risk culture measures which it devised, tested and refined informed the development and with the support of the Financial Services Authority (FSA), the Institute of administration of bespoke applications Internal Auditors (IIA) and six financial services companies. These designed to identify risk and introduce measures provided clear evidence that certain risk culture factors are capable of predicting a financial organisation's propensity for errors which appropriate improvement initiatives. could lead to significant financial losses. There were significant differences between the six organisations on almost all the factors measured. There was a clear correlation between the level of losses sustained and the nature of the organisation's risk culture. The less well a company performed against four particular measures, the greater were their losses. Safety & Security Expertise 2.0 Public Safety The University's collaboration with the UK's Health and Safety Executive initiated the development of a proven tool for identifying an organisation's 2.1 Managing crowds risk of accidents by measuring employees' attitudes towards safety. Keywords: Individuals; crowds; crowd psychology; public order The University also has growing expertise in the psychological processes policing; events; violence; escalation; de-escalation; overwhelming force; underlying OHS management – derived from work on the importance of indiscriminate force; low-profile policing trust (carried out in the oil and gas industry) and work on the role of Overview employees' motivation (focusing particularly on the construction industry). 'Crowd' is a neutral term used to describe a lot of individuals going It is currently researching ways to promote active safety engagement about their business in the same area – commuting perhaps, or among supervisors with support from the Institution of Occupational Safety shopping – as well as groups of people with a common purpose, like tennis and Health. This understanding is vital for the promotion of an effective fans watching the big screen outside Wimbledon. However, crowds can management system that promotes healthier and safer employees. effect dramatic social change, by-passing established processes – as in the French Revolution and more recently the 'Orange Revolution' Services in Ukraine in 2004-05. Crowds forming for peaceful purposes can change character, turning demonstrations into riots – like the poll-tax protests in Company-wide safety climate surveys London in 1990. Focus groups on safety/health related issues with the full range of Why does the psychology of a crowd sometimes differ from that of the occupational groups individuals forming the crowd? The most persuasive theorist was Gustave Safety interventions Le Bon, who pathologised crows, arguing that they drove people to Short-term, solution-driven research. abandon personal responsibility, surrender to contagious emotions and carry out irrational actions. His ideas attracted the interest of Hitler and Applications Mussolini, and influenced policing methods around the world. The tool developed by the University to measure employees' safety Today we know that if police forces adopt high-profile policing methods attitudes has been used in a number of UK and European industrial based on Le Bon's theories, they can inadvertently contribute to the contexts to benchmark safety and to form the basis of strategic process through which collective violence emerges in crowds. interventions. Follow-up surveys and monitoring have shown significant improvements in safety performance. The University of Liverpool has played a key role in obtaining empirical evidence showing that indiscriminate use of overwhelming force is Interventions have been carried out with major national and international counter-productive, and that crowds respond most positively to low-profile utilities companies, including power generation and distribution; heavy policing. The institution is now one of the world's leading centres of industry in a number of European countries; the petrol-chemical industry scientific expertise on crowd psychology and public order policing, and industry. The broad but detailed foundation provided by the safety attitude has particular expertise in crowd management approaches in relation to measure has been important in ensuring the success of the University's football matches with an international dimension. interventions. Why does the psychology of a crowd sometimes differ from that of the individuals forming the crowd? Public Safety 121 Expertise Applications The University's expertise is derived primarily from gathering data on the Consultancy development of riots at major football tournaments like the European The University was a leading consultant to the Public Security Police in Championships and the World Cup. This encompasses structured, Portugal (PSP) during its preparations for the 2004 European Football quantitative data, recorded in real time in the field, and qualitative data Championships. gathered from the police and fans. The University has also worked with a variety of other police, governmental, After observing events at dozens of international matches, researchers football and fan organisations, including the Council of the European found that the risk posed by crowd events is dynamic: it moves along a Union, CEPOL (the European Police College), the UK Home Office, continuum from low to high – and sometimes back again. This movement the Associations of Chief Police Officers in England, Wales & Scotland, is determined by group interaction, and this can be managed more – or the United Kingdom Football Policing Unit, Police Academies of the less – effectively by different forms of police deployment. Netherlands, Portugal, Scotland and Sweden, the New South Wales Police in Australia, UEFA, FIFA's Daniel Nivel Foundation, and the Thanks to the University's research, European police forces now have a Football Supporters Federation. solid scientific basis for accepting that the nature of their own interactions with crowds – like groups of football supporters – exerts a strong influence The University has also provided consultancy to Her Majesty's Inspectorate on crowd behaviour and on the outcome of initial disturbances. of the Constabulary in its inquiry of public order policing following the G20 Demonstrations in London in 2009. Handbooks and training In 2005, the University's research findings and conclusions were incorporated into the European Union Handbook on International Police Cooperation and Measures to Prevent and Control Violence in the area of football related violence. The University played a major role in developing a framework for a pan- European training programme for police personell, funded by the European Commission. This involves a formal partnership between 29 European countries at the level of Interior Ministry or National Police Authority. Drawing upon its expertise, the University offers a professional development course in major event management that is relevant for those dealing with large scale crowd events. Safety & Security 2.2 Managing critical and major incidents The University's expertise is derived primarily from the work of its specialist Centre for Critical and Major Incident Psychology (CAMI). This Keywords: Natural disasters; accidents; terrorist attacks; criminal was founded on two key principles: pragmatic research which has real behaviour; pandemic; operational practice; retrospective debriefing; world value, enabling CAMI to provide the scientific evidence required to prospective assessment; simulation-based-training; fidelity; help governments, the public sector and industry to become more agile immersion; resilience and responsive in enhancing public safety, and training, which CAMI Overview provides to professionals from police services and other agencies. Natural disasters on the scale of Hurricane Katrina and the Indian Ocean Knowledge exchange is a central tenet of CAMI's work. In the past five tsunami are critical incidents with few parallels, but small-scale incidents can years it has contributed to the training of more than 800 professionals also present significant challenges. Even the murder of a single individual, from police services and other agencies and gathered (as data) the such as the former Russian security agent Alexander Litvinenko, can have experiences of over 4,000. Through CAMI, the University has been able significant international repercussions. Decisions made by agencies to establish the only dedicated postgraduate course within a Russell coordinating the response can have a beneficial impact on the lives of Group university aimed directly at a student cohort of serving officers, individuals, families and communities involved – or a shattering impact. with graduates ranking from Detective Sergeant to Chief Superintendent. Although the quality of military decision-making has benefited from independent analysis for some years, until recently there was little research on police decision-making. This is no longer the case, thanks For further information see 'specialist centres, facilties & laboratories' to the University of Liverpool, which has focused its attention on the on page 142. management of critical and major incidents. The University's research in this area is guided by practitioners' needs. Expertise Its outputs have both operational and strategic value. Its analyses have Much of the University's expertise has been gained through the exploitation helped to shape developments in critical incident management by of two particular technologies devised at the behest of Britain's Association highlighting best operational practice and advising on methods to enhance of Chief Police Officers – a debriefing e-focus group tool known as '10kV' decision-making skills and other competencies. It has helped to build future and a simulation-based training system called 'Hydra'. resilience in areas as diverse as counter-terrorism, rape and murder 10kV investigations, rescue and recovery following disasters for a wide range of 10kV enables people who were involved in coordinating a critical incident public sector agencies at levels ranging from local (for example, individual to discuss it in-depth, in a structured way – and, above all, anonymously. police forces) to national (such as the Home Office) and international Its name reflects the fact that co-ordinating a critical incident can feel like (including the US Department for Homeland Security). being hit by a significant voltage. Launched in 1999, 10kV has been deployed to capture contemporaneous Natural disasters on the scale records of the experiences of professionals involved in the most high profile of Hurricane Katrina and the policing incidents of the last decade – for example, the Soham murders, the explosion at the Buncefield oil depot, the Ipswich prostitute murders, Indian Ocean tsunami are the bombs detonated in London in July 2005, the poisoning of Alexander critical incidents with few Litvinenko, hostage negotiations in Iraq, a hijack in Athens and the Indian Ocean tsunami. It has also been used prospectively to assess security parallels, but small-scale preparations for the 2012 Olympics. incidents can also present significant challenges. Public Safety // Security 123 Hydra Facilities Early involvement in Hydra has helped to make the University of Liverpool the nonpareil for expertise in simulation based training (SBT). SBT Hydra suite – the only Hydra simulation training system in the scenarios range from terrorist attack to weather-related incidents, such world to be installed in a university as climate change floods or a tsunami, and disease pandemics, as well 10kV debrief suite – only permanent installation in the world as threats to critical infrastructure such as grid failure. All threaten public The Henri Tajfel Social Identity Laboratory – incorporating digital safety; all involve high stakes and significant physical, financial and recording and editing suites designed to facilitate the study of emotional risk. Hydra-based SBT has been delivered to practitioners small group and inter-group interaction. from a range of agencies in the UK and overseas, including Singapore, US, China, Australia, Canada. Some incidents happen only once in a career, so SBT is an indispensible Services means of developing expertise. The University is at the forefront of research contributing to public policy and training in this area. The emerging picture SBT advice and design reveals that many agencies still train for emergency preparedness by Critical incident training relying on table-top exercises with inadequate fidelity and little evaluation of Investigative advice and training their pedagogical value. In light of this, the University is conducting ongoing Suspect interviewing advice. research into immersion and enhancing psychological fidelity in SBT. Other applications In addition to delivering SBT and facilitating debriefs of front-line operations, the University makes significant contributions to public policy. For instance, it acts as an advisor to UK police forces on suspect interviewing, on the use and distribution of controlled drugs, and the development of policy on the policing of illegal drug use, and to the fire service on patterns of offender behaviour in relation to arson. An ongoing counter-terrorism project is examining the causes of radicalisation among vulnerable groups, for instance young people. This will inform the development of a tool to help practitioners identify signs of vulnerability at the earliest stages and intervention strategies to inhibit further radicalisation. Safety & Security 3.0 Security Applications This expertise has already been harnessed in the development of 3.1 Homeland security novel devices. Keywords: Radioactive materials; gamma radiation detection; charge Portable gamma ray spectrometer collection in semiconductor devices; pulse shape analysis techniques; Since a number of the isotopes that are of interest in relation to explosives; rapid luggage screening; neutron bombardment; homeland security are gamma ray emitters, they can be identified elemental composition through the spectroscopic measurement of the gamma rays they Overview discharge. A spectroscopic detector that can also provide an image The destruction of two passenger planes in the 1980s by bombs hidden in of the source, indicating its size and distribution, for example, would hold-luggage introduced the world to a new and deadly terrorist threat. be invaluable in detecting the illicit movement of radioactive material. Airport security has tightened considerably, but the authorities lack some of The University has co-developed a portable gamma ray spectrometer the tools needed to do their work efficiently and effectively – for instance, a with radiation detectors made from cadmium zinc telluride (CZT), which commercially viable way of identifying explosives in luggage without the can function at ambient temperatures. CZT's spectral response was need to investigate by hand. enhanced using charge correction algorithms informed by pulse shape Nuclear terrorism is another major concern. It is believed that Alexander analysis techniques developed to track the movement of gamma ray Litvinenko was poisoned by a radioactive isotope, polonium-210, which interactions through germanium detectors with millimetre precision. was almost certainly smuggled into the UK. Radioactive materials could This system will produce spectroscopic images that can both determine also wreak havoc on a much larger scale if they were used to make 'dirty the isotopes present and their location. This work is being carried out in bombs'. Their existence alone could instil fear and panic in target collaboration with Centronic, Corus Northern Engineering and John populations because of the threat of radiation poisoning. If they were Caunt Scientific Ltd. A demonstrator system is close to completion and actually deployed, the immediate area would be contaminated for some will produce spectroscopic images of any gamma ray-emitting isotope. time, impeding clear-up operations, disrupting households and damaging If this proves successful, these companies will consider commercialisation. the economy. The University is also working with BAE Systems on the development Radioactive materials emit gamma rays, and explosives can be induced to of a robust gamma ray spectrometer capable of being deployed emit gamma rays – so gamma ray detection offers a means of protecting in hostile working environments, where additional care needs to be air travellers and communities. taken in understanding the sensor performance in the particular working environment. Expertise The University has particular expertise in the development of the technology The University has particular needed for gamma ray detection, gained through its nuclear physics research. Its expertise encompasses a wide range of radiation detector expertise in the development technologies, in particular using sensors that have a position-sensitive of the technology needed for readout. gamma ray detection, gained It has one of only three laboratories in the world which can characterise position-sensitive semiconductor detectors (including germanium and through its nuclear physics cadmium zinc telluride) that allow gamma-ray interaction positions to be research. Its expertise determined to millimetre accuracy with the aid of pulse shape analysis. encompasses a wide range For further applications of gamma radiation, see section 1.3 of of radiation detector technologies, Digital Technologies, page 91. in particular using sensors that have a position-sensitive readout. Security 125 Detecting the 'atomic fingerprint' of explosives 3.2 Food security Airports urgently need a commercially viable way of rapidly identifying explosives in luggage, without the need to investigate by hand. The X-ray Keywords: Population growth; availability; quality; access; climate technology currently used to screen hold luggage is chemically blind; change; sustainability; engineering; resilience it can identify organic substances but cannot unambiguously discriminate Overview between harmless substances such as cheese and potentially harmful There is growing international recognition that the convergence of several ones, like Semtex. different trends – most notably the world's ever-increasing population, In principle, technology based on neutron bombardment would overcome growing shortages of natural resources and climate change – is likely to this problem by identifying the elemental composition of items packed in threaten global food security within a single generation, creating what the hold luggage. These could then be compared to a database of 90,000 Government's Chief Scientist, Professor Sir John Beddington, describes chemicals, only two of which have the same composition as explosives. as 'a perfect storm by 2030'. 'Food security' – defined as physical and economic access to food for The basic research required to translate this idea into viable technology all people at all times to meet dietary needs and food preferences – was carried out by four universities, led by the University of Liverpool. encapsulates a wide range of issues and concerns. Supply is one such A prototype is nearing completion and will soon be tested using real example, encompassing subsidiary issues like volume, provenance and explosives. The project was undertaken in collaboration with industry diversity and resilience in the face of disruptions to the production and partners like John Caunt Scientific Ltd and BAE Systems, with the Home processing of raw food materials. Access is another, due to concerns about Office Scientific Development Branch, which advised on security policies, transport and distribution as well as food safety along the supply chain. and with Manchester Airport plc, which advised on the airport environment. Others include affordability and the related issue of poverty, sustainability in food production, including cropping and rearing practices, food quality and nutrition and impacts on health – and the related issue of consumer confidence. Addressing the future global and national challenges of food security requires skills from many different disciplines and collaborations across disciplinary boundaries. The University of Liverpool has relevant expertise in many relevant disciplines, ranging right across the institution from the health and life sciences to science and engineering and the social sciences. Expertise The University's expertise encompasses: Crop science and plant biotechnology Nutrient cycling Insect pest management and infectious diseases Marine and fisheries resources and management Restoring degraded environments The impact of climate change on health, water resources and food production Food-borne diseases Food security and livestock Carbon footprinting and farming sustainability Strategic supply chain management. Safety & Security To identify and capitalise on synergistic and complementary capabilities Specialist Centres, within the institution, the University has recently established a 'virtual' Facilities and Laboratories food security forum. This is fostering joined-up thinking and an integrated Further information on specialist centres, facilities and laboratories approach to tackling the challenges posed by threats to food security, can be found in a dedicated section (see page 142). Those which taking account of priorities set by governments and their agencies, exploit and/or contribute to the development of safety & security NGOs, international agencies – and by business. include: Network Centre for Critical & Major Incident Psychology (CAMI) The forum runs a network to provide a means of exchanging knowledge and ideas amongst organisations – exploring the potential for innovative Centre for Drug Safety Science collaborations and helping to shape and gain support for new initiatives. For more information or questions, contact: E-resources will be available via a dedicated website. Membership of this University of Liverpool network is open to all individuals and organisations from the public, voluntary Business Gateway and private sectors 0845 0700 064 email@example.com The network will offer: www.liv.ac.uk/businessgateway A series of bimonthly seminars, presented by experts from the University and the wider world Think-tank sessions to anticipate and shape the future direction of research A channel for public engagement in food security policy, science and technology. The seminars will be organised around interdisciplinary themes relating to food security – for instance, genomic initiatives in crop science; livestock health; globalisation of food supply; the impacts of climate change on marine and terrestrial food production; natural resource management, carbon footprint, food and health; and poverty alleviation. Summaries of 'think-tank' discussions will be circulated to network members, while seminars will be video-recorded and published on the website. In the immediate future, the network is focusing on: The future and impact of biofuels Food safety and animal zoonoses Genome sequencing and allele mining for new crop cultivars and functional foods Assessing ecosystem services, and their role in food production and poverty alleviation Using down-scaled global climate model outputs to regional scenarios in support of climate change adaptation for food security Managing food supply chains in a changing globalised world. Security // Specialist Centres // Case Studies 127 Case Studies Managing Crowds Gangs of marauding football hooligans As a result of this research, European police forces have a solid battling with riot police might seem like scientific basis for accepting that the nature of their own interactions an inevitable feature of major international with groups of football supporters exerts a strong influence on crowd football competitions, but that's a misconception. behaviour and on the outcome of initial disturbances. In 2005, these By treating football violence as a crowd scientific findings were encapsulated in addendums to the European management problem, social psychologists Union Handbook on International Police Cooperation and Measures from the University of Liverpool have helped to to Prevent & Control Violence & Disturbances in Connection with identify and develop policing techniques which Football Matches with an International Dimension. can minimise the impact of hooligans on large 'tribal' crowds. These techniques were put to the test at the 2004 European Championships. Two years earlier, the host nation's Public Security Police (PSP) had invited Liverpool researchers and their Dutch collaborators to observe policing in Oporto and advise how it might be improved. The researchers presented their findings and recommendations to all of Portugal's police commanders in 2003. At the start of 2004, the PSP developed its policing strategy for Euro2004 – opting for low-profile policing whilst maintaining a capacity for rapid intervention, but calling on this only when an increase in risk warranted it. This strategy was tested at three potentially high-risk pre-Euro 2004 matches, where it was possible to compare the impact of the national republic guard's traditional high-profile policing methods with the PSP's new low-profile approach. The fans' behaviour vindicated the PSP's low-profile approach and reinforced earlier findings concerning the negative impact of routinely employing traditional high-profile policing irrespective of risk levels.


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The Boys Cross Country team qualified for the New York State meet at the County Championships on Nov. 6. After winning the Class C County Championship for the fourth year straight, the boys' team has high expectations for the State meet. Senior Joe LaCorte was only a freshman when the boys' team began the streak, which includes 4 undefeated seasons against team within the division. Joe captured the individual county title for Class C, and was able to place 25th overall with a time of 17:10, his best time ever at Bethpage State Park. Joseph was voted All-Division along with Steven Tortora, Chris Kulis, Nick Mavros, TJ Butler, and Patryk Tauter. Andrew Kenn and Daniel Eng hope to make an impact at the state meet, by running their best times this year.
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The fall Junior Fishing Derby, organized and run by Karl Brosky, was held on Saturday, Sept. 11. The weather was perfect and about 20 children ranging in age from 2 to 15 years old, all wearing the required life vests, assembled on the Sagamore dock for some serious fishing. There were at least 20 adults helping to bait the hooks and to "un-hook" the fish in order to throw them back in the water.
Theodore Roosevelt received a birthday present, in absentia. Sagamore Hill National Historic Site Park staff and Naval personnel from the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier were on hand for the unveiling of a new orientation panel for the site on Oct. 27. It is located in the parking area in front of the Sagamore Hill NHS Visitor Center.
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Rangers 2B Ian Kinsler recalls the days before he got paid to play
Originally Published: June 27, 2013By Anna Katherine Clemmons | ESPN The Magazine
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I played golf and soccer well before I ever played baseball. I want to say I started golf when I was 6, but it was just a hobby. My best friend's dad was a golf fanatic and he lived on a ranch, so we just hit balls into the desert all day. I started playing soccer at 7 or 8, and I was really good at it and I loved it. But baseball? I didn't start until I was 9. Baseball was definitely my dad's idea, but it was never forced on me or anything. It was just something I ...
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