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Somerset Levels floods: As it happened on Friday 31 January 2014
06:30: Chris Sandys BBC News
As military personnel remain on standby to help on the flooded Somerset Levels and more persistent rain is forecast from midday, we will bring you the latest from the affected areas.
BBC Somerset is broadcasting a special programme with reporters in areas such as Muchelney, which has been cut off for almost a month.
Weather warning 06:39:
An amber weather warning has been issued by the Met Office for south-west England, valid from midday until 03:00 on Saturday.
It says heavy rain will affect the region and warns of "significant disruption" from flooding across the Somerset Levels.
River Parrett 06:49:
BBC Somerset's Ben McGrail tweets: "Check out how high the Parrett is at Burrowbridge this morning. I'm live here on @BBCSomerset today - 95.5 FM / 1566 MW"
Floods in figures 06:59:
Villages such as Muchelney have been cut off for almost a month after heavy rain began to fall at the start of the year.
Some 11,500 hectares (28,420 acres) of the Somerset Levels are flooded by about 65 million cubic metres of water.
07:09: Andrew Plant BBC News
Three hundred tonnes of sand have turned up in Burrowbridge, destined for sandbags. But no-one is sure who ordered it.
Massive disruption 07:20:
BBC Somerset reporter James Craig, in Muchelney, says: "The overriding sense is that people are just frustrated and weary.
"Broadly speaking the situation is improving. The water is going down and the road between Thorney and Muchelney is now passable to 4X4 vehicles, but the disruption to people's lives has been massive."
Long-term plan 07:29:
Following last night's Cobra meeting, the government's emergency response committee, Environment Secretary Owen Paterson said good progress was being made on a 20-year plan to deal with flooding on the Somerset Levels.
He hopes the plan will be agreed sooner than the six-week deadline he had previously set.
Wonderful wellies 07:39:
Thorney Lakes tweets: This has to be one of the only positives of living in Muchelney. Pictures and the fun the children have.
Weather stats 07:51:
It has been a wet month in the South West, but only the fifth wettest on record (so far).
The Met Office said 222.6mm of rain had fallen across in the area and south Wales from 1-28 January.
Nearly 70 years ago, in 1948, the record was set when 244.3mm of rain was recorded in the same region.
Round-up 08:00:
Latest on the flooding in Somerset:
- Flood waters have inundated the Levels, including villages and hamlets, for a month
- An amber weather warning is in place for heavy rain later
- A major incident was declared a week ago and the government has pledged support
More on-air on BBC Somerset who have reporters in both Muchelney and Burrowbridge - listen live.
Festival founder 08:10:
Farmer Michael Eavis, the Glastonbury Festival founder, says draining or dredging is the only way forward if farming is to continue on the Somerset Levels.
"I say it floods every winter here now, it's not a hundred year thing - that's completely false information," he said.
Pumping operation 08:18:
Richard Cresswell, regional director of the Environment Agency, tells BBC Somerset the total volume of water being pumped off the Levels is equivalent to an Olympic-sized swimming pool being emptied every 1.5 seconds.
As it happened
- Updates on the flooding in Somerset
- Including pictures and reaction
- Listen: BBC Somerset
Local knowledge 08:26:
BBC Somerset's Ben McGrail tweets: From the people I've met in Burrowbridge & Moorland it's clear they feel they have excellent local knowledge and want to be listened to.
Distance dredging 08:35:
Speaking on the BBC's Question Time last night, a former Environment Agency press officer told the audience it was trying its best but he didn't think they were setup in the right way.
Mark Littlewood, from the Institute of Economic Affairs, added: "Trying to co-ordinate with how you deal with Somerset and the particular problems with drainage and dredging from an office in Whitehall is utterly ridiculous."
Marriage misery 08:46:
Muchelney resident Charlotte Herb says she and her husband have been kept apart because of the flooding.
"The last four weeks have been quite tough. My husband started a new job two weeks ago in Axminster," she says.
"He can't get back so he's having to stay with my sister in Drayton which is hard as he's only a mile and a half down the road. This is the longest we've been apart."
Abandon the farmland? 08:54:
Michael Eavis, the Somerset farmer and founder of the Glastonbury Festival, said: "It floods every single year now and it never used to.
"For the sake of the meadows, the wild flowers, the fields, the farmers and the cows, this drainage has to be done, there's no other way of doing it and the choice is of course to abandon the farmland and let it all flood and leave it all to wading birds."
Dutch courage 09:03:
BBC Radio 4's Farming Today programme earlier spoke to the chairman of the Dutch Farmers' union, LTO.
The Netherlands has inspired a 10-point plan, drawn up by the Somerset Drainage Boards Consortium, to beat flooding on the Levels.
Dredging delays 09:10:
The Environment Agency says it could take several months before dredging work can begin on the rivers through the Levels.
Regional director Richard Cresswell told BBC Somerset they have to wait for all the water to drain off the Levels, and for the river banks to become safe, before heavy equipment can be brought in.
Join the debate 09:15:
What does the future of the Somerset Levels look like?
BBC Somerset is broadcasting a debate and your views are welcome. Call 0845 303 1566, or text 81333 and start your message with the word "Somerset".
Joining Ben McGrail in the BBC Somerset bus in Burrowbridge are:
- Peter Maltby: Chair, Parrett Drainage Board
- Ola Holmstrom: Head of water for consultancy firm, WSP Group
- Mark Robins: RSPB
Mystery delivery 09:21:
BBC reporter Andrew Plant earlier tweeted that hundreds of tonnes of sand had arrived in Burrowbridge, but no-one knew who had ordered it.
Well, mystery solved. Essex businessman Roger Patey has donated the sand and other equipment to help keep Burrowbridge dry.
"What we've tried to do is bring down specialist flood defence ... and have this whole area secure," he said.
Weather in numbers 09:28:
January 2014 has been mild and fairly sunny but significantly wetter than normal, with some parts of the UK experiencing record-breaking rainfall.
09:35: Ian Fergusson BBC weather forecaster
Rain is now spreading east across West Somerset; a bit faster than yesterday's models but the net is result the same. Six to eight hours of wet weather today.
Somerset 'spin' 09:46:
A Labour MP has branded calling in the military to help with the flooding relief effort as government "spin".
Emily Thornberry, shadow attorney general, told BBC Question Time last night: "This is policy making by photo opportunity. It's very unfortunate.
"The Prime Minister said he was going to call in the Army and the Army arrive and they go home again. This is the way we seem to be running things."
Storing water 09:56:
Peter Maltby, chair of the Parrett Drainage Board, tells BBC Somerset improving water storage in the upper catchments of the River Parrett will work, but not for decades.
"When I met Owen Paterson I raised that with him," he said.
"It's going to take 15-20 years to have any positive results from this sort of policy. It will work, but don't expect it to work tomorrow.
Round-up 10:01:
Latest on the flooding in Somerset:
- The Met Office has warned of persistent and heavy rain expected across Somerset today
- The Environment Agency says it will take months before dredging work can begin, as flood water needs to run off the Levels first
- Lorries delivering hundreds of tonnes of sand have arrived in Burrowbridge, courtesy of an Essex businessman who has made the donation
More on-air on BBC Somerset who are reporting live from Muchelney and Burrowbridge - listen live.
Avon and Somerset Police Chief Constable Nick Gargan tweets: I've shuffled the diary round a bit to allow me to pay a visit to Multi-agency Silver Control in Taunton later this morning to thank staff.
Farming finances 10:25:
Beef farmer James Winslade, 40, grows grass and corn on 840 acres around Moor Land and says 95% of his land is currently inundated with water.
He is a third-generation farmer, with the family having been in the area for 150 years.
Once again there will be no insurance payout, he says, because this is classed as a natural disaster. Similar floods in 2012 led to financial losses for him last year of more than £150,000.
Over the past month of flooding the Western Daily Press photographers have taken hundreds of pictures. You can see galleries of their pictures here.
Bunny escape 10:44:
In terms of wildlife being rescue from flooded areas, things have been "relatively quiet" at the Secret World rescue centre.
However two flood victims currently being cared for are baby rabbits which were moved out of their Chew Magna burrow because of floodwater.
Secret World's Debbie O'Keefe said: "We rely on the general public finding things in distress, but no-one is really going out and about because of the water."
Water pump 10:54:
Martin Carnell, from Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue, says six large pumps being used by the service on the Levels are moving 1.25m litres of water per hour.
Moving forward 11:05:
Councillor David Hall, deputy leader of Somerset County Council, said he was delighted with the help offered in the last week.
"Particularly with the direct intervention of the Prime Minister the day before yesterday," he said. "That has really moved things forward to a huge degree. At last we are making progress."
Following a brief dry spell, Somerset County Council will be monitoring river levels as another weather front moves in today coupled with a forecast high tide.
The Somerset County Gazette is offering live updates about the situation, warning of more heavy rain on its way to the Levels.
Dredging delay 11:23:
Dredging of rivers in Somerset will not begin until all flood water has drained off the Levels and river banks are safe, the Environment Agency says.
Have your say 11:37:
Bill and Carole from Huish Episcopi ask via email: "Why did the government not declare a major incident as suggested by our MEP and access the European disaster fund as they did last year for Gloucester?
"As we are talking about costing, could we have some transparency to where the £2.3billion has gone which the prime minister has said many times has been allocated to flood defences?"
You can tweet us @BBCSomerset or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Force needed? 11:48:
Chief Superintendent Caroline Peters, of Avon and Somerset Police: "What the military can bring is a very quick response with additional resources should we require them.
"At this stage though, we are very comfortable with the civil contingencies that we have in place and the resources we have, we can manage this."
Cobra meeting 11:52:
Twenty-four hours on and the government's emergency response committee will meet again to discuss the latest flooding situation.
Environment Secretary Owen Paterson will chair the Cobra meeting, due at 18:00.
Latest on the flooding in Somerset:
- Heavy rain begins to fall across Somerset as the Met Office warns of problems
- Dredging of rivers in Somerset will not begin until all flood water has drained off the Levels, the Environment Agency says
- Lorries delivering hundreds of tonnes of sand have arrived in Burrowbridge, courtesy of an Essex businessman who has made the donation
More on-air on BBC Somerset who are reporting live from Muchelney and Burrowbridge - listen live.
BBC Somerset's Ben McGrail tweets: Heavy rain now falling on Burrowbridge on the Somerset Levels now - the last thing this area needs.
Home delivery 12:22:
Six-wheeled vehicles have been deployed by Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue to be used as a taxi service for cut-off villagers.
Mark Carnell, from the fire service, said: "We've had one of those at opposite ends of the flood to enable people to be able to get to and from their properties, and we've been helping some residents with the delivery of pharmaceuticals."
12:31: Alex Forsyth BBC political correspondent
The prime minister has confidence in the way the Environment Secretary Owen Paterson has handled the recent flooding, according to his spokesman.
Mr Paterson is expected to chair another meeting of the Government's emergency Cobra committee this afternoon amid forecasts of more heavy rain for this weekend.
A spokesman for David Cameron said it is "absolutely right" to be working with local authorities and wider agencies to tackle the problem.
12:43: Jon Kay BBC correspondent, West of England
Government sources tell me they are now taking the flooding situation in Somerset "by the scruff of the neck" following claims from local people that they have been getting mixed messages from different levels of local and national government in recent days.
After the in/out confusion about military involvement yesterday, Defra clearly want to make sure the various agencies involved should now speak with one voice - with a clear, single message.
12:50: Jon Kay BBC correspondent, West of England
The Chief Constable of Avon and Somerset Police, Nick Gargan, will shortly give an update on behalf of all the various parties.
We expect more detail later today from Environment Secretary Owen Paterson.
'Rot and smell' 12:58:
Flood victim Michael Brown tells BBC Somerset he has had 2.5ft (0.8m) of water in his Thorney home for the last fortnight.
"The worst part is the total derailment of your life. Your work and social life goes to pot and you just concentrate on surviving," he said.
"When the water goes down you're left with this disgusting mess downstairs and it begins to rot and smell."
Environment Agency South West tweets: High tides, strong winds & large waves in the south west this weekend. Check latest flood warnings.
Royal visit 13:14:
The Prince of Wales will visit flood victims in Muchelney and Stoke St Gregory next week.
Prince Charles was already due to visit the area to see how it coped with flooding in 2012, but he will now receive a very real taster of life in a flood zone.
'Relentless' rain 13:21:
Speaking on the BBC's News at One, reporter Claire Marshall said: "An hour ago the weather front moved in and it's relentless.
"The people here are fed up at the reaction which they say was too little, too late."
Points West 13:29:
Reporter Andrew Plant will be live in the village of Burrowbridge with the latest on the floods during BBC Points West, on BBC One (West) at 13:30.
Jane Toft tweets: #bbcnews are reporting live from just down the road from me at Burrowbridge. Looking out of the window it's filthy out there.
13:52: Chris Sandys BBC News
As the rain takes hold and nerves are strained once more on the Somerset Levels, I am going to bid you farewell.
Emma Hallett will be bring you more updates during the afternoon. Thank you for your company.
'Sandbags will soon be tested' 14:05:
BBC reporter Andrew Plant tweets: Burrowbridge. Seriously wet. If this rain keeps coming those sandbags will soon be tested.
14:15: Emma Hallett BBC News
I will be here for the afternoon with continuing coverage of the flooding situation in Somerset.
If the rain is particularly bad in your area, let us know via @BBCSomerset on Twitter or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Royal visit 14:29:
Somerset County Council's chairman, David Fothergill, says he is "delighted" that the Prince of Wales will visit next week and see the "full extent" of the flooding.
"I'm sure that, like the council, the prince will want to thank the many volunteers who have pitched in to help out all those suffering as a result of these floods," he said.
Weekend tide problems 14:40:
Flood warnings have been issued by the Environment Agency for the Somerset coast at high tide on Saturday morning.
These include at Burnham-on-Sea, Portishead, Portbury Dock and Clevedon.
It said overtopping and onshore flooding may occur where waves crash against the face of a seawall or as a result of sea spray where strong winds blow water onshore.
Inspector Andy Pritchard tweets: Very busy at the mobile police station in Moorland. officers are also helping to fill sandbags #somersetfloods
14:58: Ian Fergusson Weather presenter, BBC Points West
Today's band of rain will clear east by or during this evening, but heavy showers will follow-on from the west later into tonight and tomorrow.
We're keeping the amber warning for heavy rain on the Somerset Levels in force until 3am on Saturday.
Thereafter, it gets more complicated. There will be wintry showers early Saturday, with some snow accumulations possible above 150-200m and a warning for icy roads. This is followed by another warning, this time for strong winds - with gusts touching 50-60mph in places.
Weekend warnings 15:06:
A Flood Warning has also been issued for the tidal River Parrett at Bridgwater, Manley Gardens and East Quay areas.
The Environment Agency said flooding is expected for low lying areas on the river at high tide on Friday evening and Saturday morning.
BBC Somerset's Ben McGrail tweets: A little look at the Parrett from Burrow Bridge (in Burrowbridge...obviously). You can really see how swollen it is.
15:22: Ian Fergusson Weather presenter, BBC Points West
There are very high tides this weekend. Combined with storm surge effects, these pose a significant risk of coastal flooding in parts of the Bristol Channel and tidal stretches of rivers such as the Severn.
There's a five-star bore on the Severn on Sunday too, but at least the weather that day looks a good deal better than Saturday.
'Unusual and unchartered territory' 15:33:
Visiting the multi-agency control centre at Taunton police station, Avon and Somerset Police Chief Constable Nick Gargan says the longevity of the flooding has put them in "unusual and unchartered territory".
But he said the situation on the ground is "under control" and people are "not really in danger".
"We've seen a bad weather forecast for the weekend, but if the rain does what we think it is going to do and the tides are when we think they are going to be and if the wind does what we think it is going to do, we should be ok," he added.
Have your say 15:43:
Bob in Taunton emails: "We all know that the Levels have flooded in the past but not to the extent it has in the last couple of years. One of the answers has to be dredging which should never have been stopped in the first place."
Why has it been so wet? 15:53:
As figures suggest parts of England have had their wettest January on record, BBC meteorologist Nick Miller explains what caused all the rain.
16:00: Emma Hallett BBC News
That is the end of today's updates on the floods. You can get all the latest in our main news story or by listening to BBC Somerset.


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This project examined the impact of the 3 successive tertiary education strategies (2002-2007; 2007-2012 and 2010-2015) on how tertiary education institutions have developed their support for Pacific learners. Findings show that the Pasifika objectives within each of the 3 strategies are considered to be an important signal to Tertiary Education Institutions (TEIs) that success for Pasifika learners is a significant and continuing government priority and that the strategies are seen as an important enabler of change. These objectives have raised the priority for action to support Pasifika learners, unlocked resources for Pasifika initiatives and promoted the inclusion of Pasifika priorities on the strategic agendas of TEIs. It was noted however, this influence is only one of a number of internal and external, and local and national influences on enhancing success for Pasifika learners.
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As a place to start, I just mounted it in the dovetail with a Burris adapter plate - seems very secure, but I haven't shot it yet. I'll just do some slow fire stuff to start with; I'm really eager to see if it makes a difference at 15 yds - thank goodness I've done a bunch of what I call standard eval drills so I have lots to compare to.
I'm not going to be doing many draw and fires with the sight mounted so high, but I will try some rapid fire to see how that works.
The Burris FFIII has a front looking light sensor, so it looks at the light coming from the threat - I think that's the way it should be. The light adjusting auto mode is pretty impressive. I moved from some fluorescent lights and could see the bright mode and swept around to a darkened room at a target in very subdued lighting and I could see the dot dim in small steps as I swept from the light to the target.
I don't see anyway 'top lookers' could do that - they'd still be seeing the brighter area overhead.
IF I REALLY like the RDS, I'll likely buy a Lone Wolf slide and machine it for the FastFire and put the suppressor sights in as well. The mounting posts, that insures the correct mounting position of the sight, is the only thing that makes the machining a bit more challenging on a manual milling machine, but I can do it and have done such things before, it just takes a bit more human intervention than a CNC machine would.
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- Date:03 Mar 2012
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:The King Power Stadium
- Attendance:25,487
- Nugent (10) Beckford (59)
Live Commentary
- 91:28 +1.28
Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Carl Baker.
- 86:37
Oliver Norwood sends in a cross, Close range header by Clive Platt goes over the crossbar.
- 82:11
Paul Konchesky challenges Alex Nimely unfairly and gives away a free kick. The referee red cards Paul Konchesky for serious foul play. Sammy Clingan shoots direct from the free kick.
- 79:24
Steve Howard replaces Jermaine Beckford.
- 78:19
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Lloyd Dyer by Cyrus Christie. Cody McDonald is brought on as a substitute for Gary McSheffrey. Direct free kick taken by Paul Konchesky.
- 77:12
Lloyd Dyer has an effort at goal from outside the penalty area missing to the wide left of the goal.
- 73:15
Jeffery Schlupp comes on in place of David Nugent.
- 71:12
Penalty awarded for a foul by Wes Morgan on Alex Nimely. Power penalty taken by Sammy Clingan saved by Kasper Schmeichel. Leicester 2-0 Coventry.Unfair challenge on Sean St. Ledger by Alex Nimely results in a free kick. Kasper Schmeichel takes the free kick.
- 70:18
Daniel Drinkwater on for Ben Marshall. Sammy Clingan comes on in place of Gary Deegan.
- 67:40
Carl Baker is brought on as a substitute for David Bell.
- 66:47
Neil Danns takes a shot. Blocked by Martin Cranie. Short corner taken by Ben Marshall. Ben Marshall crosses the ball, Richard Keogh makes a clearance.
- 61:15
Neil Danns challenges Oliver Norwood unfairly and gives away a free kick. Oliver Norwood crosses the ball in from the free kick. Alex Nimely produces a right-footed shot from just outside the penalty area that goes harmlessly over the target.
- 59:30
The ball is swung over by David Nugent, Jermaine Beckford finds the net with a goal from inside the six-yard box to the bottom right corner of the goal. Leicester 2-0 Coventry.Assist by David Nugent.
- 58:20
Unfair challenge on Cyrus Christie by Jermaine Beckford results in a free kick. Joe Murphy takes the direct free kick.
- 56:45
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Alex Nimely by Wes Morgan. Free kick taken by Oliver Norwood.
- 55:41
The ball is sent over by Cyrus Christie.
- 53:08
Neil Danns produces a cross, clearance by Richard Keogh.
- 51:40
Outswinging corner taken left-footed by Gary McSheffrey, Richie Wellens makes a clearance.
- 50:41
David Bell takes the outswinging corner, Ben Marshall makes a clearance.
- 47:48
Unfair challenge on Oliver Norwood by Neil Danns results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Martin Cranie.
- 47:09
Clive Platt gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Sean St. Ledger. Kasper Schmeichel takes the direct free kick.
- 45:54
Wes Morgan challenges Alex Nimely unfairly and gives away a free kick. Wes Morgan goes into the referee's book. Oliver Norwood restarts play with the free kick.
- 45:11 +0.11
Foul by Jordan Clarke on Neil Danns, free kick awarded. Free kick crossed right-footed by Ben Marshall.
- 42:18
Inswinging corner taken by Ben Marshall from the left by-line, Martin Cranie makes a clearance.
- 38:43
Paul Konchesky concedes a free kick for a foul on Cyrus Christie. Richard Keogh restarts play with the free kick.
- 33:16
Alex Nimely challenges Wes Morgan unfairly and gives away a free kick. Alex Nimely is shown a yellow card. Free kick taken by Kasper Schmeichel.
- 32:30
Foul by Jermaine Beckford on Joe Murphy, free kick awarded. Joe Murphy takes the direct free kick.
- 27:56
Outswinging corner taken by Ben Marshall from the right by-line.
- 23:53
A cross is delivered by Richie Wellens, Jermaine Beckford has shot on goal from just outside the box which goes wide of the right-hand upright.
- 23:29
Richie Wellens fouled by Gary Deegan, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick taken by Richie Wellens.
- 20:37
Ben Marshall takes a inswinging corner from the left by-line played to the near post. Effort from deep inside the area by Sean St. Ledger clears the bar.
- 18:21
Sean St. Ledger concedes a free kick for a foul on Alex Nimely. Richard Keogh takes the free kick.
- 14:59
Alex Nimely takes a shot from just inside the penalty box which clears the crossbar.
- 10:26
Jermaine Beckford takes a shot. Save by Joe Murphy. David Nugent fires in a goal from close range low into the middle of the goal. Leicester 1-0 Coventry.The assist for the goal came from Jermaine Beckford.
- 7:42
The assistant referee signals for offside against Jermaine Beckford. Jordan Clarke takes the direct free kick.
- 6:03
Penalty awarded for a foul by Martin Cranie on Richie Wellens. Penalty taken by Neil Danns is saved by Joe Murphy. Leicester 0-0 Coventry.Outswinging corner taken by Ben Marshall from the right by-line.
- 0:34
David Bell takes a shot. Save by Kasper Schmeichel. Corner taken right-footed by David Bell, clearance by Sean St. Ledger.
Match Preview
Schlupp in line for return Jeff Schlupp could return to the Leicester squad for the visit of midlands rivals Coventry. Schlupp has been sidelined for almost two months after suffering a knee injury at Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup. The teenage striker made a successful comeback in the reserves in midweek and might force his way on to the bench on Saturday with Nathan Delfouneso back at Aston Villa and Martyn Waghorn and Darius Vassell still out injured. Midfielder Neil Danns is expected to be available, despite suffering from a bout of conjunctivitis. Defender Lee Peltier is also likely to recover from the knock he sustained during the victory at Derby eight days ago. Forward Paul Gallacher has an outside chance of being involved after missing the last two matches with a hamstring injury. Cody McDonald is fit for Coventry's short trip. The striker has only recently returned from a knee injury, taking his place on the bench for last weekend's 1-0 win over Barnsley, but turned his ankle in training at the start of this week and was unable to get crucial game time for the reserves. Skipper Sammy Clingan joined McDonald among the substitutes against the Tykes upon his comeback from a groin problem and, having featured for Northern Ireland in midweek, is pushing to start. Unlike McDonald, fellow returning trio Chris Hussey, Nathan Cameron and Conor Thomas were able to get vital match practice in Tuesday's reserve defeat at Birmingham, although forward Freddy Eastwood was left nursing a tight hamstring and will be assessed. Defenders Richard Wood (knee) and Hermann Hreidarsson (shoulder) remain sidelined.
- Kasper Schmeichel
- Lee Peltier
- Wes Morgan
- Sean St. Ledger
- Paul Konchesky
- Richie Wellens
- Ben Marshall
- Neil Danns
- Lloyd Dyer
- David Nugent
- Jermaine Beckford
- Souleymane Bamba
- Steve Howard
- Daniel Drinkwater
- Jeffery Schlupp
- Tom Kennedy
- Joe Murphy
- Cyrus Christie
- Richard Keogh
- Martin Cranie
- Jordan Clarke
- David Bell
- Gary Deegan
- Oliver Norwood
- Gary McSheffrey
- Alex Nimely
- Clive Platt
- Chris Dunn
- Sammy Clingan
- Carl Baker
- Cody McDonald
- Nathan Cameron
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Foxes stay in play-off hunt Leicester earned the midlands bragging rights for the second week running as with a 2-0 triumph over Coventry as successive npower Championship victories for the first time this season kept alive their hopes of gatecrashing the play-offs. Neil Danns, who scored the winner against Derby at Pride Park nine days ago, saw a seventh-minute penalty brilliantly saved by Joe Murphy before David Nugent put the hosts ahead shortly afterwards. Nugent then turned provider for his strike partner Jermaine Beckford to extend the lead after an hour. Coventry could have got back into the game when they were awarded a 72nd-minute penalty but Sammy Clingan, like Danns, saw his spot-kick saved. The hosts finished the game with 10 men after Paul Konchesky was shown a straight red card for a foul on Alex Nimely in the 83rd minute. The three points saw Leicester climb a place to 11th in the table and narrow the gap on the teams in the top six to seven points. A 10th straight away defeat means Coventry stay in the relegation zone and are three points adrift of safety. Leicester manager Nigel Pearson named the same side that started the victory at Derby. The only change to the Foxes squad saw Jeff Schlupp return from the knee injury he suffered at the start of the year. The teenage striker replaced Nathan Delfouneso, who has gone back to Aston Villa after his loan spell expired last week, on the bench. Coventry's squad was unchanged but boss Andy Thorn made one alteration to his starting line up with David Bell replacing Carl Baker in midfield. Bell almost immediately justified his inclusion with a first-minute goal but Kasper Schmeichel tipped his 12-yard effort wide. Martin Cranie handed Leicester the chance to take the lead when he brought down Richie Wellens inside the area but Murphy got a strong hand to Danns' powerfully-taken penalty to divert the ball wide. However, the Foxes were in front after 11 minutes. Murphy parried a shot from Beckford but could only push the ball into the path of Nugent who blasted it home from six yards out, hurting himself in the process and requiring treatment. Coventry responded well and Alex Nimely shaved the crossbar with a rising shot following a weaving run. Leicester looked to have made sure of the points when Nugent played a neat one-two with Wellens before crossing for Beckford to tap home from virtually on the goalline. However, Thorn's team rallied again and won a penalty of their own when Wes Morgan fouled Nimely. But Schmeichel matched Murphy's save earlier in the game to deny Clingan. That took the wind out of Coventry's sails and the visitors even struggled to muster a chance following Konchesky's dismissal for what was deemed as a high challenge on Nimely. endM
Form Guide
- Leicester
- Coventry LLLWLW
Last Meetings
- Coventry
- 0 - 1
- Leicester
- 06/08/2011
- Leicester
- 1 - 1
- Coventry
- 26/02/2011
- Coventry
- 1 - 1
- Leicester
- 11/09/2010
- Leicester
- 2 - 2
- Coventry
- 21/03/2010
- Coventry
- 1 - 1
- Leicester
- 03/10/2009
- Coventry
- 2 - 0
- Leicester
- 23/02/2008
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- D Nugent 12
- A King 4
- P Gallagher 4
- N Danns 3
- J Beckford 3
- P Konchesky 2
- D Vassell 2
- L Dyer 2
- R Wellens 1
- M Mills 1
- L Peltier 1
- S Bamba 1
- J Schlupp 1
- C Platt 3
- G McSheffrey 3
- G Deegan 3
- C Baker 1
- S Clingan 1
- R Wood 1
- A Nimely 1
- C McDonald 1
- C Thomas 1
- Total goals 80
- Goals per game 43
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 9 (For) 3 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 5 (For) 5 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 4 (For) 4 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 6 (For) 3 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 6 (For) 1 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) 7 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 5 (For) 6 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 4 (For) 5 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
- Total goals 66
- Goals per game 29
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- (For) 3 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 2 (For) 4 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 4 (For) 4 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 3 (For) 3 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 7 (For) 6 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 3 (For) 7 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 4 (For) 6 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
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Kentucky looking to nab another Huskies recruit?
Washington Huskies head coach Lorenzo Romar has been burned on the recruiting trail by Kentucky head coach John Calipari twice in the past year. It might be happening again. A year after the Wildcats swiped center Enes Kanter and swingman Terrence Jones from under Romar's nose, Kentucky is reportedly in the mix for junior college […]
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Josh Shirley has so little to say about his developing prowess as a speed-rusher, you almost get the impression that he might not enjoy it. Then you watch him play. And it's obvious he's at least having a heck of a lot more fun than anyone on the offensive side of the ball for the […]
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Running backs come to the fore as Huskies' passing game evolves
Here's the progression each Washington Huskies quarterback must now go through on any given passing play, as explained by running back Chris Polk: "Touchdown, check-down. Touchdown, check-down. Look downfield, try not to take sacks, don't force it." Translation: if the running back is open, go ahead and throw it to him. That's not something the […]
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2010-11 Washington Huskies basketball highlight video
If you've got about 20 minutes and want to relive the Washington Huskies basketball season, the school has released its 2010-11 highlight video. As usual, they've done a great job with it. It has the high production quality we've grown accustomed to with these videos, plus just about every single highlight the Huskies recorded this […]
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Huskies emerge as front-runners for God's Gift?
God's Gift Achiuwa, a 6-foot-8 junior college forward, will be in Seattle for a recruiting visit Friday, and the Washington Huskies could be emerging as the front-runners for his services next season. Adam Zagoria of ZagsBlog.com reported Thursday that Cincinnati, one of the Huskies' main competitors for Achiuwa, has signed power forward Cheikh Mbodji. The […]
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Huskies basketball team hands out end-of-year awards
Nobody will be surprised to learn that Isaiah Thomas received the 950 KJR Most Valuable Player award at last night's Washington Huskies team banquet, where the team administered its annual end-of-season awards. Thomas, of course, averaged 16.8 points and 6.1 assists per game, and has announced that he will enter his name in the NBA […]
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The Washington Huskies will be blessed by the presence of God's Gift this weekend. That's God's Gift Achiuwa, a 6-foot-8 junior college forward who will be in Seattle for a recruiting visit, according to a report by Adam Zagoria of ZagsBlog.com. Achiuwa, a Nigeria native who has led Erie Community College to a 55-6 record […]
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Why yes, Zach Fogerson says, he is indeed familiar with the football stylings of former USC fullback Stanley Havili. And the Washington Huskies sophomore is well aware of how Havili was used by Huskies coach Steve Sarkisian, who was the Trojans' offensive coordinator during Havili's college career. "I'd love that," Fogerson said, asked if he […]
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Andy Reid scored twice as Sunderland swept past League One Norwich 4-1 at Carrow Road and into the third round of the Carling Cup. The Republic of Ireland midfielder - who had netted only two goals since his move from Charlton - was one of nine changes by manager Steve Bruce for the clash against the team he lifted the Milk Cup with back in 1985. The Mackems were, though, still far too good for City, whose main concern under new boss Paul Lambert will be getting back into the Coca-Cola Championship at the first attempt. Teemu Tainio set the ball rolling after 26 minutes, and then Reid netted a well-taken double to put the tie beyond Lambert's men before half-time. Wes Hoolahan reduced the deficit just after the hour, only for Owain Tudur Jones to quickly deflect a corner into his own net. Norwich finished with only nine men when defender Michael Spillane was sent off for a professional foul on Frazier Campbell, and keeper Ben Alnwick suffered up a cut to his face.
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A three-day event marking the 153rd birth anniversary of Tagore ended on Saturday. People from all walks of life urged the government to show greater commitment to preserve the memory of the great poet.
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Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu inaugurated the programme on Thursday.
A village fair was also arranged on the occasion. Kushtia district administration arranged the programme.
Shelaidah is considered the locale where Rabindranath's literary pursuits and social work flourished. He came there several times and familiarised himself with the philosophy of great bauls like Fakir Lalon Shah and Gagan Harkara.
A three-storey Kuthibari by the side of the Padma River is situated here. The main house is preserved by the Department of Archaeology.
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0Feb 16, '13 by juan de la cruz, MSN, RN, NP GuideI work with NP's who are Canadian nationals both here in California and previously in Michigan. Unfortunately, all the ones I know went to a program in the US.
Don't know how easy it is to switch between two countries. A Canadian classmate of mine in the NP program I attended wasn't able to get a job in Canada (due to the ACNP being not equivalent?) and many staff RN's I worked with who were attending Canadian NP programs went back to practice in Canada as NP's.0Feb 17, '13 by TX RNQuote from tk0224How about asking the Canadian NP program director that question? Any history of previous students that have completed that program and are practicing in the US?<SNIP>
but who accredits Canadian programs so that they are accepted in the USA?
And one more question.
Why not just do a US NP program?


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West Brom have completed the signing of Argentina winger Sebastian Blanco from Metalist Kharkiv for an undisclosed fee.
Blanco refused to return to Ukraine because of the unrest in the country and he becomes boss Alan Irvine's 11th signing of the summer.
The 26-year-old, who has two international caps, has signed a two-year deal at The Hawthorns with an option for a third year.
Irvine said: "I'm really pleased that we've managed to add Sebastian to the squad.
"He's an Argentina international who joined Metalist for a lot of money. Unfortunately, he suffered an injury not long after the move, which held up his progress.
"Since then, he's shown his quality. He's adept with both feet, is a nice crosser of the ball, creates chances and also scores goals.
"With the players we've brought in this summer, the squad has a much better balance thanks to the hard work of the chairman, Richard Garlick, Terry Burton and the recruitment staff."
Technical director Burton added: "Sebastian plays in the wide areas but can also operate as a No.10.
"He's a technically-gifted player who has scored goals from distance with both feet. To have a player who is comfortable on either side is a big asset. We hope Sebastian will be able to help the team unlock defences when games are tight."


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet)-- In an attempt to address the rising costs of fuel and crude oil, President Obama stated that it is vital for the U.S. to embark on a long-term plan to tap domestic resources and soften its dependency on foreign oil.
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Obama specifically called for new incentives to boost production of crude oil, gas and biofuels as well as more stringent fuel efficiency standards on vehicles and further development of alternative energy solutions.
Obama reaffirmed his support for nuclear power and the usage of natural gas. Although the specific incentives are still a work in progress some could include shortening lease terms, speeding up the process of securing lease and drilling permits, lowering the royalties paid to the federal government for leases and expanding production areas offshore. According to the Department of Interior, there could be as much as 11.6 billion barrels of untapped crude oil and 59.2 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in the Gulf of Mexico, but fewer than half of the leases on federal land are active. Critics blame the lack of drilling on bureaucratic red tape and strict guidelines which make it extremely challenging for drillers. At the end of the day, Obama's energy plan aims to reduce oil imports by nearly one-third over the next 10 years and reduce the nation's dependency on imported oil. As mentioned above, some ETFs that are likely influenced by the President's plan include:- iShares Dow Jones US Oil & Gas Exploration and Production, which includes companies in its portfolio such as Occidental Petroleum (OXY), Apache (APA), Devon Energy (DVN) and Chesapeake Energy (CHK) in its top holdings.
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Toulon gave Jonny Wilkinson the perfect send off by beating Castres 18-10 in the Top 14 Final at the Stade de France.
Wilkinson, in his final match as a professional, was the star of the show as Toulon claimed their first domestic championship title since 1992 and in doing so became the first French team since Toulouse in 1996 to win the Heineken Cup and the Bouclier de Brennus in the same season.
In a rematch of last year's final, Wilkinson kicked 15 of his team's points while full-back Delon Armitage added a late long-range penalty to seal a deserved win in a no-frills display.
It was hardly a classic encounter, but there will be no complaints from the faithful back at Stade Felix Mayol, who turned out in their thousands to watch their team make history.
Toulon led 12-10 at the interval thanks to three Wilkinson penalties and a drop goal in reply to Max Evans' try for Castres.
Wilkinson opened the scoring from the kicking tee after Yannick Caballero was penalised for interfering with Toulon scrum-half Sebastien Tillous Borde when RCT were camped on the Castres line.
But Castres struck straight back with the game's first try via Scotland wing Evans.
The TMO required a long time to decide whether Rory Kockott had knocked on as he and Delon Armitage battled in the air but to collect Evans' kick ahead after he had broken clear deep inside his own half.
It was a close call but it controversially went in favour of the defending champions, who took the lead against the run of play.
Once Armitage and Kockott had been pulled apart the Castres scrum-half added the easy conversion.
Wilkinson narrowed the gap to a single point after the Castres scrum coughed up a penalty but Kockott replied when Juan Mart?Fern?ez Lobbe was pinged for not using the gate.
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The Toulon scrum won another penalty which Wilkinson duly knocked over before the former England fly-half put his side back in front with a trademark drop-goal.
Kockott missed two long-range efforts before the break to leave Toulon ahead by two as the teams swapped ends.
Wilkinson extended the lead with a fantastic kick from out wide after Rodrigo Capo Ortega pulled down a maul on 53 minutes before Armitage sent one over from 50 metres in the dying minutes.
Toulon did not miss the opportunity to pay tribute to England legend Wilkinson and played God Save the Queen over the tannoy after the final whistle.


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TJ DUCKET.....steeler?
ive heard his name a lot with the steelers in the same sentence and i figured he could make me some rep if i talk about him. i thought the steelers should pick him up in a trade with the falcons to create a better running game. i think he would fit the steelers perfectly, he had 11 touchdowns his second season and that alone is a fantastic goaline stat. i think a second or third round pick and maybe former eagle duce would be a fair trade for him. i know he wouldnt cost much since he would know he wouldnt be getting 200+ carries. but instead of taking a risk with duce shouldnt art rooney go after this kid.:cool:
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Yea, this was talked about alot more right before the draft, we actually were in talks with the Falcons for a draft day trade, but they wanted more than we'd give them. It might still come to pass, with Finneran going out for the season, and our deep WR core. If we see Quincy Morgan look good in Preseason, he might just get traded for Duckett. I just hope we don't get rid of Nate Washington...
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Here's the rub. If Duce stays heathly then we are better than fine. If Duce goes down and Verron can't quite reach new levels then they'll want more than we'll give.
This is why Whiz is Ken Whiz. He has options that will still keep defenses at bay. Hence the Harrison & Keisel display on short yardage. As if to say to the Falcons...*uck off. And the Parker factor on short passing plays...lethal. |
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I think what to look for his how well Humes plays and if the front office feels he will be a part of this team for years to come or not. We offered a 5th round pick for Duckett during draft and the Falcons didnt want that. I would not mind Duckett on this team, but what the Falcons would want for him and what his current salary could be a problem. Pus, Duckett has made reference to more carries in the past in Atlanta.. something he would not get here with the Steelers so with all things combined.. not sure if will be a great fit or not.
I too am looking to see how Humes performs in some preseason games to see if he actually was a steal in the 7th round or if he will be a player that will ride the bench this year and be cut next year after we take a RB in the first 3 rounds if he is not so good. |
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I think our RB situation is fine. Duce is a question mark but I think he is gonna have a big year for us.
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Personally, I don't see it happening barring injury. Parker, Staley and Haynes can all carry the load just fine, IMO.
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I would be pissed if we traded ashington...I was on his bandwagon since the start of last year...I think he will be good. I dont see us trading to ge another back....Remember...Humes will be gromed into a fine goal line back..Hes big enough and not afraid to hit the holes
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steelers making a trade? unlikely.
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i wouldnt expect them to make a trade involving washington, maybe a more experienced guy than that. plus i am a big nate fan also. i would rather take chances with duce than give up nate.
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From the camp reports it seems that Humes is not getting it. Cowher yelled at him the other day because he's not running hard, lack of effort.
A healthy Duce can get the job done. He was a bull his first year but I really feel that after letting him recouperate last year this is his last chance. Also we just may get Duckett for nothing. The Falcons may cut him when roster cuts come Aug 29 and early September. |
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Hi you can call me ND for short.Originally Posted by karinka
just want to talk to some one about any thing.
sorry i ment to put this in the chat forum.
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Hi you can call me ND for short.Originally Posted by karinka
Sorry! I deleted my last post. I was going to put it in the other one.Originally Posted by North Dakota
thats ok it dosent bother me.Originally Posted by karinka
So, what do you want to talk about?
I don't know i just want to talk about any thing. Dosent matter what ever you want to talk about.
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The bank is where you store your points and the points are used for the estore. I think you need firefox to use the store though.
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@songwriter1987: There are day one Nvidia drivers that I think fixes most of these issues. Playing on an i3770k @ 4.5 ghz with a GTX680 4gb on everything Ultra except the super ambient occlusion setting and it is buttery smooth.
I decided to buy it, the reviews pretty much confirmed what I was expecting and i've been itching for a decent open wold GTA style game (Skipped Sleepy Dawgs). Graphics are pretty great and I've been having fun so far. The multiplayer has been a blast with the few games i've played of it.
@spiralcut: Ya, I understand that. Just wondering if there is anything cross-faction functionality besides chat. In game username is @ Phlea if someone wants to invite.
Would love to join you guys but playing as Daggerfall Covenant. Does anyone know what the guild store functionality will be like? Last I heard was that you had to be in Cyrodiil to use it so no cross-faction guild store business, but that could be wrong or have changed.
Was pretty dismissive of the game until I played it during the last beta weekend, had a good time. There is a 20% coupon for gmg floatin around if you're interested.
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I played the alpha over the weekend (Explorer pack). Managed to get an iron pick crafted and a claim settled. My claim is currently on Courage-Knoll (Tier 2) just northwest of the wizard spires on top of the closest mountain. I really like what i've seen so far regardless of the server issues and claim rollbacks.
I upgraded to Windows 8 for the performance increase, had been using it on my laptop for awhile. Its really not too bad. I didn't do any testing but it seemed like a solid 15 fps increase, this is on an i3770k at 4.5 ghz and GTX 680 FTW+ 4gb. There are plenty of programs to add the traditional start menu back, I don't ever see the metro screen - using Start8.
I'll be playing on the West coast, mainly Seattle, Northern CA and some of the quicker LA servers. Would love to have someone in squad that uses voice - its been so quiet so far.
Same name on Origin as here.
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WASHINGTON (AFP) - After an art history professor took offence at a comment he made last month, US President Barack Obama sought to make amends - with a handwritten note of apology.
Last month, Mr Obama - speaking on the economy at a factory in Wisconsin - said "folks can make a lot more, potentially, with skilled manufacturing or the trades than they might with an art history degree".
The US leader immediately added, to laughter from the crowd: "Now, nothing wrong with an art history degree - I love art history. So I don't want to get a bunch of e-mails from everybody."
But art history professor Ann Collins Johns at the University of Texas in Austin did feel insulted, and she registered her protest via the White House website.
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Should be an CLASSIC fight on Saturday night. Sports highlight of the weekend for me (with the Pats on their bye). Takes? Predictions? I think Mosley wins via late round stoppage. But this really could go either way. Should be some real fireworks in this one. :rocker:
I really don't order payper view fights anymore, like i used to. Although the Mosley fight might be good, the vargas/Mayorga fight sounds like that might be a good one on the 23rd.
Didn't see this one as it was on at daft o'clock over here. I'm really looking forward to Hatton and Mayweather though..