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Does He Love You - lyrics
Get a real job, keep the wind at your back and the sun on your face.
All the immediate unknowns are better than knowing this tired and lonely fate.
Does he love you, does he love you? Will he hold your tiny face in his hands?
I guess it's spring; i didn't know; it's always seventy-five with no melting snow.
A married man, he visits me. I recieve his letters in the mail twice a week.
I think he loves me and when he leaves her,he's coming out to california!
I guess it all worked out; there's a ring on your finger and the baby's due out.
You share a place by the park and run a shop for antiques downtown.
And he loves you, yeah he loves you, and the two of you will soon become three.
And he loves you, even though you used to say you were flawed if you weren't free.
Let's not forget ourselves, good friend. You and i were almost dead.
You're better off for leaving, you're better off for leaving.
Late at night, i get the phone. You're at the shop sobbing all alone.
Your confession, it's coming out.
You only married him because you felt your time was running out.
Now you love him, and your baby. At last, you are complete.
But he's distant and you found him on the phone pleading, saying
'Baby i love you and i'll leave her and i'm coming out to california...'
Let's not forget ourselves, good friend. I am flawed if i'm not free.
Your husband will never leave you, he will never leave you for me
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Tender garden peas and asparagus with risotto rice in a creamy cheese sauce. Pan cook from frozen in 10 minutes.
IngredientsWater, risotto rice, peas (13%), asparagus (10%), cream (milk), onion, mushroom, medium fat hard cheese (milk), milk powder, sunflower oil, maize starch, lemon juice, mushroom powder, salt, garlic, onion powder, sugar, black pepperAllergy Advice |
Typical values | per 100g | per 1/4 pack |
Energy | 589kj | 1767 kj |
Energy | 141kcal | 422 kcal |
Fat | 5.7g | 17.2 g |
Of which | ||
- Saturates | 2.6g | 7.8 g |
Carbohydrate | 17.0g | 51.0 g |
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- Sugars | 2.5g | 7.6 g |
Fibre | 2.2g | 6.5 g |
Protein | 4.2g | 12.5 g |
Salt | 0.37g | 1.10 g |
Typical values as prepared This pack provides 4 servings. Contains 4 Servings
HOB - For the best results cook from frozen Gently shake the pack to mix the contents before cooking. For a 1/4 pack portion cook for approx 8 to 10 minutes Place 2 tablespoons of water into a wide bottomed non-stick shallow pan and heat. Add the risotto and gently stir over a low to medium heat until the product is cooked and has no lumps. During cooking add a little more water if required. Check that the food is piping hot, if not reheat for a further brief period. Serve immediately.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Reading Mouse: The Perks of Being a Wallflower
We can agree that usually the book is better than the movie. But what if it's about even? That's how I felt about The Perks of Being a Wallflower - read about it on
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Old Cloverdale Break Ins Cause ConcernSome residents in Old Cloverdale say they're worried about their safety. Several cars and homes have been broken into recently, leaving homeowners concerned.
The streets are very quiet here, but there have been several home and car break ins lately.
That has some homeowners taking things into their own hands.
Cars line Woodward Avenue in the Old Cloverdale Historic Area.
It creates opportunities for thieves looking for a quick score.
"I have heard there have been some car break ins on our street. I don't know that they've taken anything but they have done a lot of plundering around. Taking things out, throwing things around and such. Not only car break ins, but we've also had lawn equipment to disappear," said Tony Hickman, President of the Old Cloverdale Association.
Hickman says he's worked closely with police to bring more patrols to the area.
"We've had luck with them putting roadblocks in. That doesn't seem to bother anyone to be stopped and checked. They know who's going through the neighborhood now, whether they should be here or not," said Hickman.
With all the crime, he installed security cameras in his home. And he's not the only one.
Nic Perry and Sandi Percival bought a home surveillance system after a break in earlier this year.
The couple's dogs weren't enough to stop the suspects, so they've stepped things up.
"I wish we didn't have to do that. I moved to cloverdale because I thought it was a safe area. Even when he called the police about our break in, even when the officer responded to our break in and we were talking to him, we were shocked," said Percival.
She says the community has really come together, especially on a website called nextdoor.com.
"It's sort of like the facebook of neighborhoods. You go in there and you can post whatever you want and only your neighbors can see it. People have been posting details about their break ins and what they've heard back from MPD about it so we can communicate with each other and stay vigilant," said Percival.
While Montgomery is seeing fewer homicides than last year, we're about the same when it comes to non violent crimes like burglaries.
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in New York City, Bogart was educated by her father, a minister and graduate
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A federal judge on Friday struck down Michigan's ban on gay marriage following a two-week trial that ended on March 7.
"After reviewing the evidence presented at the trial, including the testimony of various expert witnesses, the exhibits, and stipulations, and after considering all of the legal issues involved, the Court concludes that the MMA [Michigan Marriage Amendment] is unconstitutional and will enjoin its enforcement," U.S. District Judge Bernard A. Friedman wrote in his 31-page ruling.
Friedman said that the ban violated the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
Plaintiff couple Jayne Rowse and April DeBoer challenged the state's 2004 voter-approved constitutional amendment limiting marriage to heterosexual couples. The women are raising three adopted children they were forced to adopt individually because state law only allows married couples to adopt jointly.
In defending the ban, the state argued that it was necessary to protect children.
"This is about … what's best for the children of the state of Michigan," Kristin Heyse, an attorney for the state, said in her closing arguments.
Witnesses for the state included Canadian economist Douglas Allen, who claimed that children raised by gay parents are more likely to have difficulties in school, and Mark Regnerus, an associate professor of sociology at the University of Texas at Austin, who testified that the state "should be skeptical" of gay couples raising children.
(Related: Economists in Michigan gay marriage trial claims gays going to hell.)
Attorneys for the plaintiffs argued that gay couples make good parents.
"The witnesses are at the top of their fields," Ken Mogill said. "They all know what they are talking about and don't try to put a spin on it."
Federal judges in recent months have knocked down all or part of similar bans in Utah, Ohio, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee and Texas.


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Vermont's homeschool law, as applied by the department of education, has become so oppressive that the number of registered homeschoolers in the state has actually gone down. Whether this is because there are fewer homeschoolers is not clear - there is reason to believe, however, that more and more families are simply refusing to jump through the department's hoops.
The most significant bill for homeschoolers this year, drafted by the department of education, is House Bill 862. The Commissioner of Education wants to reduce the paperwork that homeschool families have to submit and department officials have to review. H.B. 862 tightens up the "assessment" component of Vermont law but relieves experienced homeschool families of the obligation to submit a detailed outline of the "minimum course of study" as currently required by law. HSLDA is neutral on this bill because it has significant problems. While it is a genuine improvement for some families, it is a step backwards for others. Overall, though, it probably does more good than harm.
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Had a lot of fun illustrating these two poems in the past week for School Magazine. Both are quite clever in different ways. 'The Quarrel' by Eleanor Farjeon is a poem about two stubborn brothers who have a really good argument over something that is long forgotten. The line that stood out for me was, 'the afternoon turned black' and I used this as the central idea for the illustration.
The other poem was very different. So many nonsensical elements which is generally the case in a Spike Milligan poem. I'm a huge fan of his brand of wackiness so illustrating 'On The Ning Nang Nong' was a nice challenge for me. I did my best to be as equally silly but it's a tough act to follow. Spike's just too damn crazy. At the very least I captured some of the poem's pervading madness. Hopefully.
Both illustrations were done primarily with collage. It's such a fantastically diverse medium. Over the years I have amassed a large collection of painted tissue papers, pattered art papers, interesting washes, old books, postcards & ads that I can use. It's a lot of fun working out what should go where.
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Jeez, are we still arguing over who is the most famous pre IAC and post IAC, who is the nastiest, who is the most successful, who is the most rich, who is suffering the most, who is the best looking, who uses the kids more, who is wooden on telly.
Compare his success to a singer - he fails
Compare her success to a model - she failed (most recently)
As Artless said they are both the same.
You just need to admit you prefer one to the other
. Personally she is what she says on the Tin. He however fails to convince me he is who he says he is and therefore he is up for more criticism.
But some of us really don't prefer one to the other which others seem not to get. Asking me to chose between them would be like asking if I'd rather have herpes or syphilis.
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Friday, August 10, 2012
Giveaway Time!
Hello, pretty ladies! I am still under the weather. And we haven't gotten much sleep in the last couple of days, so I'll keep this brief. As previously promised, it is giveaway time!
Remember this necklace? Well, I'll be giving one winner this necklace in a color of their choice! Entry is super easy. 1. Follow me via GFC and 2. Leave me a comment telling me you did so and what color you want your necklace to be. Easy peasy, right! The giveaway will be open until next Friday and the winner will be announced the following Monday. Good Luck!
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Wednesday morning the fair-daughter needs to be packed off to camp and the husband reminded to take a plate to work. Oh gee, not even Thursday and your calendar looks like a myriad of chicken-scratches and coffee-sup stains.
How the heck are you meant to remember and plan for your good friend's wedding day?
Yes, yes you could write it on the back of your hand… But, much to your husband and co-worker's amazement you do actually shower from time to time in order to get the muck out of your hair and gunk off your face.
An elastic band or ribbon round the finger? Hmmm…Can anyone say 'amputee'?
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Of course, you'll still write it in your diary, to look at about a week after the event has happened. But at least you'll have peace of mind knowing that your save the date wedding invitation is also neatly attached to your fridge (albeit probably covered in sauce, jam or porridge).
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Revathi (Malayalam: രേവതി), born as Asha Kelunni on July 8, 1966 is an Indian actress and film director. She has acted in Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu and Hindi movies, totaling over twenty years of experience in the entertainment industry. She has to her credit five Best Actress Filmfare awards for her performance in the Tamil films Mann Vasanai, Thevar Magan, Anjali, the Telugu film Ankuram and the Malayalam film Kakothi Kaavil Appoopan Thadigal. Revathi was born as Asha Kelunni in Kochi, Kerala. Her father Kelunni was a Major in the Indian Army. She married Suresh Menon in 1988. They got separated in 2002. She was awarded the National Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the Tamil film, Thevar Magan in 1992. In addition, she has also won the Tamil Nadu State Award for Thalaimurai in 1998. Mitr, My Friend (2002) was her first directorial venture. A rare Indian
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ISO/IEC 13818-7:2006 specifies MPEG-2 Advanced Audio Coding (AAC), a multi-channel audio coding standard that delivers higher quality than is achievable when requiring MPEG-1 backwards compatibility. It provides ITU-R "indistinguishable" quality at a data rate of 320 kbit/s for five full-bandwidth channel audio signals.
ISO/IEC 13818-7:2006 also supplements information on how to utilize the bandwidth extension technology (SBR) specified in ISO/IEC14496-3 in conjunction with MPEG-2 AAC.
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Political party | Republican |
Profession | Editorial Director, Height of Land Publications |
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Howard earned his BA in Political Science from the Western State College of Colorado.
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Howard is a former reporter for the News and Citizen of Morrisville, Vermont. He is currently an Editorial Director for the Height of Land Publications.
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Howard joined the Vermont State House of Representatives in 2009. He has served in that position since, representing the Lamoille-4 District.
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Birmingham is delighted to welcome a large number of students from all over the world who have chosen Birmingham as their study abroad or exchange destination.
It is possible to study abroad at Birmingham via several routes.
Exchange students usually have to go through a selection process at their home university before submitting an application to Birmingham.
We aim to make an offer within 4 weeks of receipt of the application. The study abroad and exchanges application form is now available online. For students who wish to register on the Erasmus Exchange Programme or International Exchange Programme you can only apply once you have been nominated by your home university. For further information about the Study Abroad and Exchange programmes which we offer you can view our incoming brochure in pdf format (PDF - 1.13 MB).
The Birmingham fee paying study abroad programme has a long-standing reputation for attracting high quality students from across the world, particularly from the United States and Asia.
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To attend the Study Abroad programme you must meet the following requirements:
International Study Abroad Programme Sep 2014 - Jun 2015 : £11500 Sep 2014 - Dec 2014 : £6000 Jan 2015 - Jun 2015 : £6000
EU Study Abroad Programme:
Sep 2014 - Jun 2015: £9000 Sep 2014 - Dec 2014: £4500 Jan 2015 - June 2015: £4500
Our online application is now available. When applying, you will need to upload the following supporting documentation:
If you have any queries regarding your application please email the Study Abroad Team.
If you do not meet the English language requirements for entry to the study abroad or exchange programmes it is possible to attend a pre-sessional English course first.
These courses are run by our English for International Students Unit (EISU) and you can find out the details, costs, and application process for those courses online.
The English for Academic Purposes Pre-sessional course is for international students who have a conditional offer to study at the University but who do not currently meet the English language requirements. The course is tailored to your level of English and allows you to meet the English language requirement for your programme without retaking IELTS.
You will need to complete the application for our Study Abroad programme and then apply separately for the presessional English course directly with the EISU. The prices are the same as the Study Abroad Programme without English but you will have to pay an additional cost of the EISU course directly to them. The fees for the EISU courses are listed on their Details page.
Please note that unfortunately we cannot offer fee discounts for students who leave the programme in the middle of a University of Birmingham teaching term.
All study abroad and exchange students who are non-native speakers of English must provide us with proof of English language ability. We always need a scan of any official results by email.
An official statement from your home university saying that your entire degree is taught only in English from start to end and no other language. NB this does not include students who are doing a degree in, for example, English and French where only part of the programme is taught in English. This is because this exemption is intended for students who are at English-medium universities. For example, a student from China who is doing a degree in the United States.
A Pass from a University of Birmingham presessional English course. If students do not have the required level of English or would like to improve their English before the start of the academic year, they can take one of our pre-sessional English language courses. These are courses students must pay for, and they have to be taken here at Birmingham before commencing the year or term abroad studies.
Once you have been made an offer of a place you will receive an offer letter. All of the information that you require prior to your arrival at the University will be sent to you electronically or it will be available on-line. You can also visit the Welcome pages on the University's website which contain useful information for students starting at Birmingham. All students who have had an offer will be sent full details of the orientation events by email. It is important that you check your emails regularly, as some of our events will be tailored individually for you.
Level of modules
Modules are numbered according to a University of Birmingham scheme which is not equivalent to the numbering schemes in American or other universities and colleges. In choosing modules, you should be guided by the year of study in which the modules are offered to British degree students, rather than the module number. Bear in mind that most bachelors degrees in the UK are of three years' duration. In general, second and third year courses will qualify as upper division. First year courses should be regarded as lower division.
If you have queries about the suitability of a particular modules or level of modules, the Study Abroad and Exchanges Office will be happy to give advice.
Availability of courses
The online module page on our website, lists the modules which the University regularly provides. Most of the modules listed are available every year as they form a permanent part of particular undergraduate degree programmes. Some modules may be unavailable in a given year for various reasons, such as those affecting staff - leave of absence, resignation, or new appointments. Up to date information is available from the Study Abroad and Exchanges Office. If we have to withdraw a module for which you have applied, we will suggest alternatives to you. If the availability of a particular module is essential to your plans, please enquire specifically about its availability when you apply.
Many modules can be taken by all students but in some cases we require evidence of previous study of the subject or of a related subject. The pre-requisites are referred to in the module descriptions in the on-line catalogue. If you are in doubt about your eligibility for a module for which there are pre-requisites, please include brief details of your previous study when you apply. If a department considers that you are not eligible for enrolment for a module, they will suggest alternatives for which you would be eligible.
The academic year at Birmingham
The academic year is divided into three terms as follows:
Full details of dates of terms can be found here. There is no teaching in the Summer Term; it is used for revision and examinations. The exam period begins in early May and ends in the first week of June. Although term extends until the middle of June, students are permitted to leave as soon as their exams are completed. This means that some students may be finished by the middle of May. It is understood that some students must return home for summer jobs, or summer sessions at their home universities but other students prefer to remain until the end of term as there are many social events on campus such as the Summer Ball. Students also use the campus as a convenient base for travelling around the UK or Europe. Please note that students electing to leave early will remain responsible for accommodation charges until the end of the term.
Teaching methods
The methods used in teaching vary; some modules are taught by lectures and tutorials, others by seminars alone and others involve laboratory or practical work. Seminars are normally groups of no more than 20 students. The period of each individual session is usually one hour though some modules have 90-minute or two-hour classes. A typical humanities or social sciences module would consist each week of a one hour lecture to the whole group which would then divide into sections of 15 to 20 students, each of which would have a one hour tutorial during the same week. Students are required to undertake a significant quantity of independent study in addition to time in class.
Methods of assessment
The various methods used by departments in the University to assess work include essays, examinations, individual and group presentations, on-line tasks, seminar, class, or discussion papers and laboratory reports.
Part-year students
Study Abroad students are assessed in the same way as degree students on each module. However, there are certain modifications for part-year students (that is, students who leave in December or who arrive in January).
All the examinations at Birmingham are held in May/June—even for modules which are taught wholly in the Autumn Term. This means that students leaving in December will need to undertake some additional assessment in place of the examination. In some cases, this takes the form of a special examination in the last week of term but in other cases there will be an additional essay, or an essay that is longer than normal.
Students arriving in January sit examinations at the usual time but of course where students have joined full-year modules part way through, they will sit shorter examinations that do not include material from the Autumn Term.
Credits and grades
Students must take a full credit load. This means that students who are at Birmingham for the full year must take 120 Birmingham credits. Students at Birmingham for part of the year must take 60 Birmingham credits.
The number of modules required to obtain that number of credits varies because different modules carry a different number of credits. Remember that if a module is worth, for example, 20 credits and it is a full-year module, a part-year student taking only half of the module will receive only 10 credits.
Please note, students who are registered for the Spring/Summer Terms or for the full year do not have the option of absenting themselves from exams for fewer credits. In terms of ECTS credits, a full year at Birmingham is worth 60 ECTS. Part of a year will be worth 30 ECTS. Transfer of credits and grades
In January (for December leavers) and July, marks are ratified by an Examination Board. After the Board, a transcript of results will automatically be sent to each student and also to each student's home university.
Of course, policy on the transfer of credits and grades is a matter for each student's home institution, but the following table is a guide to the translation of marks.
American Letter Grade University of Birmingham numerical mark UK Honours Class
A 65-69 II.i
A- 60-64 II.i
B+ 58-59 II.ii
B 55-57 II.ii
B- 53-54 II.ii
C+ 50-52 II.ii
F 0-39 Fail
You MUST obtain a Tier 4 visa before attempting to enter the UK if your period of study is for more than six months. Even if your period of study is for less than six months you may still wish to obtain a Tier 4 visa. This is because students who enter the UK on student visitor visas are not permitted to work or volunteer and are not permitted to extend their stay in the UK under any circumstances.
Please note that biometric data is now required for Tier 4 visa applications. Please visit the GOV.UK website for more information. Please also visit the University's page on Immigration and visas.
If you do not obtain a Tier 4 visa then you will enter the UK on a student visitor visa. Students from some countries are able to simply arrive in the UK with the appropriate documents. Students from other countries must apply in advance even for a student visitor visa.
You will receive an offer letter providing proof of your place at the University which you will be asked to show to the Immigration Officer at your point of entry if you enter as a student visitor without prior entry clearance (and which you may be asked to show even if you have applied for a visa in advance). Please keep the offer letter in your hand luggage to provide at the Immigration Desk before you reach Baggage Reclaim.
The University has a health centre on campus. You should register with this service on your arrival. If you will be in the UK for more than six months you will be able to use the Health Sevices in the same way as anyone permanently resident in the UK. However, pre-existing medical conditions requiring long-term medication or hospital treatment may not be covered. Repatriation is definitely not covered. It is therefore essential to take out health insurance before you arrive.
If your course lasts less than six months you will be treated as a private patient and will have to pay to see a doctor. The charges for this are very high and will be considerably higher if you need medication or hospital treatment. Dental and optical treatment must also be paid for, as is the case for those permanently resident. It is therefore very important that you take out insurance cover before you travel.
It is wise to bring about £90 in British sterling for incidental expenses on the way to the University, although you can change money at the airport. (The exchange rates at airports tend to be unfavourable, so you will generally be better off obtaining currency in advance from your bank.) Credit cards can be used for the purchase of rail tickets. Traveller's cheques are also useful to have as a standby though please note that unlike in the USA, traveller's cheques cannot be used to make payments at retail outlets (even if they are in pounds sterling). The cheques must be changed for cash at banks.
Birmingham has an international airport and if possible you should try to fly to Birmingham. There are direct flights from many European cities and also from Newark and Dubai amongst other places. United Airlines offer daily flights from Newark to Birmingham. If you are coming from Asia, Australia or New Zealand, you may wish to consider flying with Emirates. For any other country you may find changing in Paris or Amsterdam is likely to be more convenient than flying to one of the London airports. From Birmingham International Airport, it is possible to take a train to the centre of Birmingham (it takes less than ten minutes). Change trains at Birmingham New Street station and take a train directly to campus (that part of the journey takes approximately seven minutes). However, if you have a large amount of luggage you may prefer to take a taxi.
For students arriving on 20 or 21 September only, an airport collection service is available for new international students who will be arriving at London Heathrow and Birmingham International. Further information will be posted shortly on our pages Travelling to the University.
Please note that if you use the free airport collection service you can only bring one large piece of luggage and one large item of hand luggage per student. If you have more than this, please make your own arrangements to get your extra belongings shipped to the UK.
If you are arriving by train on to campus, please note that the University's train station isn't very close to University accommodation. We would recommend that you take a taxi from Birmingham New Street to your accommodation.
The University of Birmingham has made a strategic decision to open almost all of its undergraduate programmes to incoming study abroad and exchange students. This means that students coming to Birmingham will now have access to one of the widest ranges of courses available at any UK institution. Providing you meet the pre-requisite entry requirements, you'll be able to select courses across disciplines to develop an academic programme that is suitable for your level, interests and subject requirements.
Visit our online module page to access the complete range of modules on offer in each semester. When choosing the level, Certificate denotes first year undergraduate, Intermediate denotes second year undergraduate and Honours level denotes third year undergraduate. Incoming students are not permitted to take foundation level modules because those are sub-degree and are for students who are not yet sufficiently advanced to take university courses. With regard to Music modules, the Solo Performance module is only available to students who are taking music as a major. If you are not taking Music as a major but have a high level of proficiency, then a fee will be payable (currently £550 per term). It is not possible to take modules at both the Shakespeare Institute and main campus because they are in different cities. Please note the Shakespeare Institute teaches postgraduate students only. Modules in the College of Medical and Dental Sciences are not available to exchange and study abroad students.
Erasmus students should note that the exchange agreements that Birmingham has negotiated with their home institutions are based on department-to-department links, and for this reason module restrictions apply.
For administrative reasons, if you are attending Birmingham through a languages exchange, your 'host department' will be one of the foreign language departments. You will, however, in principle, be eligible to register for modules in the group of Departments within the College of Arts and Law, subject to normal restrictions such as academic suitability and space availability on modules. It will usually not be possible for students on languages exchanges to take courses in the College of Social Science or the Business School unless a specific arrangement has been negotiated with your home institution. Students will be allowed to take a maximum of 20 credits in the Business School if you are coming to Birmingham on agreements that are not Business or Economics. Erasmus students that wish to study Law must come for the full year and register on the Certificate in English Law and follow the prescribed curriculum for the Certificate. Law students outside of the Erasmus programme have part-year options, and are not permitted to register on the Certificate.
If you are an Erasmus student in other subject areas you must choose the majority of your modules from the department or School with which your home university has established an exchange. In exceptional circumstances, you may be allowed to select one or two modules outside the exchange department in order to fulfil the requirements of your home institution. For example, if you are coming to the University through a Physics exchange we would expect that your major subject is Physics at your home institution and that you will study the majority of your modules in the School of Physics and Astronomy during your time at Birmingham.
The University does offer a wide selection of what we call 'modules outside the main discipline' (MOMD) which will enable students to enrol for a limited number of modules outside the main area of the exchange agreement. A 'module fair' is usually held at the start of the academic year to enable students to find out about these options.
The University guarantees accommodation for international exchange students. We also set aside a specific allocation of rooms for Erasmus students, so there is a good chance that you will be able to secure a room on campus if you apply before the deadline. However, we unfortunately cannot guarantee accommodation for Erasmus students.
The deadline for campus accommodation is 31st July 2013, accommodation is allocated on a first-come first-served basis. If Accommodation Services cannot find a place for you on campus, they will help you find a place in reasonably priced accommodation, very local to the University.
A House Hunting Event is run by Accommodation Services every year to help students find somewhere to live, off campus but still very close to the University. The event runs from 14th September, further information will appear on the Accommodation Services website in July.
More information on the different accommodation options available at the University can be found on the undergraduate accommodation pages of the website. For enquiries regarding accommodation please contact Accommodation Services. Students must apply to Accommodation Services direct, the Study Abroad and Exchanges Office do NOT allocate accommodation.
Please note students can only apply for accommodation once they have received their formal study abroad offer letter which has the University of Birmingham student ID number. Students cannot apply for accommodation without their student ID number.
Accommodation Services normally have staff available 24 hours a day. Once your accommodation has been confirmed you will be sent a booklet with further information. If you are arriving outside of normal hours you will need to email Accommodation Services advising them of your time of arrival so that a member of staff is available to give you your keys.
In mid-September each year and in January, the Study Abroad and Exchanges Office run an orientation programme specifically for students on study abroad schemes. In September there is also a full programme of events known as Welcome Week aimed at introducing all new students to life at Birmingham. Further details about Welcome Week can be found on the Information for new students page.
January Arrivals
Module enrolment
Your academic tutors at Birmingham will arrange for your pre-registration for modules where possible on the basis of your choices as indicated on your application form (excluding Erasmus students who will not be pre-registered). However, some modules may have been full or not running, or you may have timetable clashes or other reasons to change your module choices. Thus there is always a considerable amount of changing of modules at the beginning of term after students have had the opportunity to discuss their needs with academic staff. The procedure for changing modules will be explained during orientation.
The University of Birmingham is delighted to be one of the UK institutions selected to participate in the Science without Borders (Ciencia sem Fronteiras) scheme.
The Brazilian government is providing funding for both undergraduate and PhD students in certain subject areas to spend 12 months in the UK as part of their degree at a Brazilian university. Students will spend 9 months studying in the UK followed by a 3 month laboratory placement. There is also funding for Brazilian students to undertake an entire PhD in the UK.
Please visit our Science without Borders page to find out more
All incoming exchange students will automatically receive a transcript once their assessments have been completed and the final marks released by their department.
In order for us to produce an official transcript of the modules you studied and the marks you received during your time at the University of Birmingham, it is important that you complete a transcript request form confirming the modules that you have attended and that you expect to receive a mark for. Without this information we will be unable to verify that your transcript is an accurate record of your studies here, which may lead to errors in the reporting of marks to your home institution.
An original transcript will automatically be sent to both your home University and the home address that we have for you on record. For students completing their exchange in the Summer, we aim to send the transcripts out by the end of July. For students who are only attending the Autumn term (semester 1), we aim to send the transcripts out in February.
If you need further copies of your transcript you should order them from our online shop.
You can find out more information about transcripts and a copy of the transcript request form by clicking on the link.
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Hey Guys Anybody out there ever do this? Any Good? and do you know if you can get into the park early like youcan for the MVMC party at Magic Kingdom?? Any input or advice is greatly appreciated! nicole
I believe this is the first year it's being done in the Tampa park so I've never done it.The Williamsburg park I believe has done it in the past.I'll wait to see pics and vids of the event before I go try it,especially since I'm a Platinum passholder and I see that I'm only getting a $5 discount of the regular admission price online.If it looks really nice and worth it I'll definitely go ahead and try it but from the descriptions it sounds pretty similar to Sea World's Christmas event and that one is not an upcharge hard ticket event as it's included in your regular day park admission.
We live next to the Williamsburg park, and it is nice. We are platinum holders and get %50 off our tickets up here. I wonder why it's different?
I just wish it ran later than December 23rd .... had hoped it would continue through Christmas week. We don't arrive until the morning of the 23rd, and there's no way we can do an evening special event on arrival day after being up since 4 am . Dang it!!!
This will be the first year for "Christmas Town". This will be a separate ticket event held between Nov 30 and Dec 23rd on Fri, Sat & Sun nights with special shows and attractions. I was at the preview center when I bought my ticket and from what I saw this event will be worth attending and the cost is very reasonable. The park will open at 5pm and will be open just past midnight. You have to pick a date to attend when purchasing and I will be there on Dec 1st
We are planning on attending the party on Dec. 22nd and I was wondering the same thing about how early we could be admitted. Looking forward to hearing more from anyone who attends one of these nights!
We have also done the event in Williamsburg. The upside of Tampa is you will likely not need to need three layers of clothes and a heavy coat to enjoy the evening!! We had a great time in Williamsburg and thought there was a lot that they did right compared to MVMCP and the cost was reasonable!! In Williamsburg the big coasters were not open and a few of the kids areas were closed, but I think that was a function of the cold and the fact that the park is not open in the winter except for the Christmastown event. It would not suprise me if someareas are not open during the party but we will see.
Last year in Williamsburg some of the coasters were going. Alphengeist, Griffon, and Lochness we're all going plus some of the smaller rides. Many of the rides are closed. Last year I only wore a fleece, but it was a warm year. I know nothing about the one in Tampa, but we will be going to Williamsburg again for Christmas town this year. We live right down the road, so we will take my parents when they come to town.
Any idea how early we could be admitted to the park with the Christmas Town tickets? It says the event starts at 6:00 and I'm wondering if that is the earliest they start admitting people. The Christmas Town tickets are the admission, correct? We don't need separate Busch Gardens tickets in addition to Christmas town? Thank you!
I too am wondering what is the earliest we could get into the park with just a Christmas town ticket. Anyone know?? Thanks!
We were there last night. The entire park closes at 5:00 the nights of the party. We purchased the dinner with Mrs. Claus and went in a different gate. I don't know what time they let the guests in at the main gate, but we got in prior to 6:00. It was not much earlier. The admission to Christmastown includes the admission to BG. I think most of the attractions were operational. It wasn't very crowded. Snow Town and Santa had the longest lines. Santa was worth it. DS enjoyed Snow Town, but I grew up with snow. I didn't see the point waiting an hour to play in "snow". Santa's house was very nice. The light displays were very pretty. The dinner was good. We enjoyed it. We especially liked the candles in the trees past the kiddie area (Sesame Street area) as you are heading toward Sheikra. Some guests found it eerie, but I found it peaceful. If you go, enjoy. We wore short sleeves and jeans. We probably didn't add our sweatshirts until after 9:00. That is with us being acclimated to living in Florida.
Attended last night and very impressed and highly recommend attending. The light decorations just blew me away especially with candles hung in a very large tree high into the air and all the shows were very good. What took my heart away was a living angel outside the Morroccan Palace Theatre. People just stopped in their tracks and could not believe what they saw. BG should get high praise for having a low ticket price for this event. Since this is the first year, can only imagine how this will improve over time.
Lucky ducks!!! We live 1 1/2 hrs away, so we have to keep our fingers crossed the park won't reach capacity!! We have platinum passes too, and we went last year. It was so warm, it was wonderful!!! This year, I wonder if they'll hit capacity everyday this week. I was thinking about taking our dd's but the cold temps, and fear of capacity have me on the fence.


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February, 2007
Jason Victor Serinus
History and Design of the Genesis I60 and M60 Gary Leonard Koh, Managing Director of Genesis, first met the owner of China's Melody many years ago, just as he was starting to build amplifiers in China. Those amps, sporting (using the term loosely) an industrial grey, hammered metal finish, sounded to Gary as though they had a lot of promise. Years later, Gary managed to get hold of one of Melody's 45 watt amps to use at CES 2003. Unfortunately, it did not have enough power to adequately drive the Genesis loudspeakers. Aware that many long-time audiophiles are under the impression that only a megawatt, megabuck amplifier can drive Genesis speakers, Gary set out to prove otherwise. When he next headed to China to work with cabinet manufacturers, he began working with Melody to develop a monoblock that would complement the Genesis loudspeaker line. The results, the M60 60-watt Genesis M60 monoblocks and I60 60-watt integrated amp, boast a high-gloss black finish that matches Genesis speakers with a similar finish. For power tubes, both the I60 and M60s use two KT-88s per channel. The I60 uses one 12AX7 per channel as the main voltage gain stage, and two 6SN7s (military spec 6N8P to be exact) per channel as the driver stage. The M60's tube complement is exactly the same, except that it uses a slightly lower gain tube, the 6SL7. All tubes are manufactured by Melody expressly for Genesis; the most recent batches carry the Genesis label. Manufactured in the same factory that makes tubes for the Chinese Air Force, the tubes are double evacuated.
"Nothing about the Genesis monoblocks is standard," says Gary. "They sound nothing like the $2500 Melody monoblocks that are available online. If these amps were made here, they would probably retail for close to $20,000. "We buy solid-core copper and stranded silver wiring from Japan. Depending upon which part of the circuit the wire is in, sometimes copper sounds better, and sometimes silver. Neither will do for the entire amplifier. And instead of normal wiring, I use a solid strand of copper with a sheath of cotton around it to create an air dielectric. When you talk about the voltages inside a tube amplifier, an air dielectric is the best for high voltage cables, including speaker wires. It would be very expensive to do in the U.S.A." Among the amps' other features are some custom-made, military-spec paper-in oil capacitors with aluminum cans; a hand-built discrete resistor ladder potentiometer used as a volume control that features tantalum-film resistors; low-noise gold plated military spec ceramic tube sockets – I wish I had them in my Jadis, they're so good – and point-to-point wiring rather than a printed circuit board. Very little feedback is used – "just enough to make the amp unconditionally stable." The output transformers are custom designed with the output tubes in mind, and hand-wound with a core of grain-oriented silicon steel.
All Genesis amps are burned-in and biased before shipment. What's especially great is that the company claims that 95% of maximum sonic quality is reached within 5 minutes of turn-on, and that complete warm-up takes less than 10 minutes. One can safely play music after a warm-up period of one minute.
The amp has four inputs: CD, Tape, Tuner, and Aux. There are two sets of five-way binding post outputs, one for 4 ohm, and other for 8 ohm. The 4 ohm tap is specifically tuned for Genesis loudspeakers.
Gary claims that when M60s are used with expensive Wilson or Kharma speakers, both of which present low impedance loads in the bass, the bass sounds fabulous. "I've got a customer who uses them to run his $75,000 pair of Kharma speakers because of the absolutely iron grip they have on the bass," he says. Others who use them on Wilsons are equally satisfied, finding the sub-$4000 Genesis amps superior to megabuck models from other companies." While I do not have the ability to verify such claims, I can say that the I60 produces impressive bass from the VR-4jrs.
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Towards a Unified Bifurcation Theory
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Bifurcation theories for the instability of slowly evolving systems have been developed in various disciplines, and a first step is here taken towards some desirable unification. A modern account of the authors' general branching theory for discrete systems is first presented, some new features being the introduction of principal imperfections and the delineation of the important semi-symmetric points of bifurcation. This theory, embedded in a perturbation approach ideal for quantitative analysis, is complementary to the far-reaching qualitative catastrophe theory of René Thom which offers a profound topological classification of instability phenomena. For this reason, we present here a detailed correlation of the two theories. Also presented in the paper is a survey of some fields of application ranging from classical fields such as hydrodynamics, through thermodynamics, crystallography and cosmology, to the newer domains of biology and psychology.
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A review by Dan Shade
Standing over eight-feet-tall, the headless monstrosity looked more like something a child might have concocted
than a loving God. At first Will Henry was at a loss to see how such a creation could exist without a head. It
was then that he noticed the thing had a mouth and eyes after all. Its mouth, containing rows and rows of
shark-like teeth, was located just above its groin area and its eyes were in its shoulders. Its huge,
muscular body lay on the examination table as if it were sleeping. The monsters arms and hands were extremely
large and ended with long fingernails that looked to be as sharp as diamonds. The cause of the monster's
death was unapparent immediately and took Dr. Warthrop some time to discover. The grave robber had also
delivered the monster's victim but I will not speak of her at this time least I give away too much of the story.
Will Henry is the son of the doctor's previous lab assistant. When his parents die in a mysterious fire, it
seems only natural for Will to continue to live with the doctor. Yet, the unnatural nature of Dr. Warthrop's work
is unfit for a child I estimate to be between twelve- and fourteen-years-old. However, Will's duties, which
range from taking lab notes to fixing the doctor a bite to eat, become indispensable to Dr. Warthrop. A common
phrase throughout the book is, "Snap to, Will Henry, we have work to do." The doctor treats Will as an adult
and tolerates no child-like behavior. Will is included in every aspect of the scientific work the doctor
performs. Something I would have wanted to protect my children from but which becomes almost second nature to
Will Henry and eventually a source of pride.
I became quite obsessive/compulsive while reading this book and could not put it down. To me it is every bit as
powerful a book as Mary Shelly's Frankenstein. The reader is kept in the dark as bit by bit Dr. Pellinore
Warthrop puts the mystery of the monster's presence in America together. We learn every aspect of the monster's
development and life cycle. We find their origin is an isolated region of Africa, how they got here, that they
are a matriarchal society, their life plan, their hunting methodology, how they kill, how they raise their
children, and finally we go into their lair with Dr. Warthrop, Will Henry, the Constable, other police
officers, and the hunter especially hired for this occasion, John Kearns. Mr. Kearns is an eccentric
character. Before the hunt begins, he makes every man swear they will follow his orders no matter how unusual
or immoral they may sound. Some of the orders he issues, while they are under the ground, do indeed seem
outrageous until the reader sees what the monster does next. Of all we learn, perhaps the most important aspect
is why Dr. Warthrop feels it is his personal responsibility to make sure they kill all of the monsters and
end their presence in America.
Character development is intricate in this novel. Every one takes on a 3D life form. Especially Dr.
Warthrop, Will Henry, and John Kearns who all seem larger than life. Not that there aren't some cardboard
stand-ups but every novel has those. Most of the characters in this book are memorable. I'm sure I will never
forget Pellinore Warthrop or young Will Henry. The pace of the novel is brisk with hardly a page that fails
to move the action forward. As I said before, I could hardly put the book down and that was mostly because
the action was continued on the next page. Also, it's a smooth novel to read. None of the awkwardness of the
prose as in Herman Melville's Moby Dick or the wondering where the story is as in J.D. Salinger's
The Catcher In The Rye (Both highly overrated novels in my opinion, especially Catcher In The Rye. Youth
should be encouraged to read A Separate Peace by John Knowles rather than Catcher In The Rye. I
have no moral objection to J.D. Salinger's book. I simply think it's a poor story and a waste of time but I'm
editorializing so I must bring this to a close.).
I do have concerns over the age when a teen or young adult should read this book. It is such a grisly, ghastly
tale that I'm loathe to allow my twelve-year-old daughter to read it for a couple more years. I'm afraid it
would give her nightmares for a month. Every page is filled with some new horror, so much so that I was constantly
astonished and couldn't help wondering what could be more hellish. Yancey does not disappoint. Also, the
monsters are very hard to kill and very fast so one needs to know exactly where to shoot them because running
away is not an option. Fortunately Mr. Kerns has hunted them many times and is an expert on killing them. Although
young Will Henry gets in a good shot himself.
The Monstrumologist has already won the Michael L. Printz Award For Excellence In Young Adult Literature. This
award is given by the American Library Association. I'm sure it will garner more in the next year. I highly
recommend it as great reading with this warning. It is not for the weak minded or those with sensitive stomachs. Be warned!
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Inshore fishing can be challenging in July and August, to say the least. High water and air temperatures, along with summer storms, keep us working hard this time of year.
Early this week, I worked dock lines facing the south to take advantage of our southeast winds. The south winds push the plankton and other small particles in the water up on these edges, which brings the bait in to feed and attracts the game fish.
This week, the reds were thick on these docks. We caught several nice upper-end-slot redfish every day this week. The shade from the docks adds to the cover, dropping the water temperature slightly and creating a great place for fish to hang out.
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There were also several big trout around this week, with our biggest coming in at 24 inches. The snook bite was a little slow as Thursday's new moon super high tides had a lot of fish pushed up into the mangroves.
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The denial of biblical authority leads to a moment of decision on marriage that an affirmation of biblical authority would have prevented in the first place. Now, news out of Atlanta indicates that a key policy committee of the church has just given its enthusiastic support to a resolution calling for same-sex marriage. An Associated Press report released just hours ago states, "A committee of about 50 United Church of Christ representatives gave nearly unanimous approval Sunday to a resolution that moved the church one step closer to becoming the largest Christian denomination to endorse same-sex marriage." The denomination's General Synod is scheduled to act on the resolution Monday in Atlanta.
The committee's vote was so overwhelming that some reports characterized it as "nearly unanimous." The group turned down a resolution calling for marriage to be defined as the union of a man and a woman.
There are those in the UCC who are resisting the tide, defending marriage and biblical norms of sexuality. Speaking on behalf of the resolution that defined marriage as a heterosexual institution, Bill Boylan of Massachusetts said, "If we have in our hands the word of God, the only loving thing is to speak it." The Rev. Brett Becker, pastor of St. Paul United Church of Christ in Cibolo, Texas, told the Associated Press that, "Throughout the Scriptures marriage is always defined as being between one man and one woman."
In the 1970s, the UCC became one of the first denominations to ordain an openly-homosexual minister. In one sense, the endorsement of homosexual marriage is just an extension of the logic the leadership of the denomination had accepted long ago.
Some threaten to pull out of the church if the General Synod endorses same-sex marriage. But the Rev. Mike Schuenemeyer of Cleveland, Ohio responded: "I really don't think this is going to be a devastatingly divisive issue for the church." He added: "I hope people will just take a deep breath if this is passed by the General Synod." It will be interesting to see if, instead of taking a deep breath, at least some decide to take a walk.
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Barber taught history, political science and geography at GPC from 1981 through 2004.
"I looked forward to going to that classroom every day to talk about something interesting. I loved teaching at GPC because the students wanted to learn; they were motivated."
Barber believed in bringing his subjects to life for his students by getting out of the classroom.
"I was so fortunate to be able to teach history in Atlanta because of all the local history and resources we have," he said.
Each semester, Barber's history class would culminate with a tour of Atlanta—with students teaching how the American history they studied in class blended with local history.
"We would learn about the New South's textile revolution, then we go to Cabbagetown and now we're standing in the middle of it," Barber said. "We'd go to lunch at Pascal's and someone who participated in the Civil Rights Movement would show up and talk to us."
Some of Barber's former students still volunteer at Oakland Cemetery, an activity they were turned onto during his service learning assignments.
"I'm a big believer in what we do," he said. "My wife, Linda, and I have four kids between us who all went to GPC, and they will tell you the best teachers they ever had were at GPC."
Barber continues to stay in touch with former students and helps with the athletic programs.
"I loved my job so much I never even thought about retiring," he said. "I got to talk to nice people about interesting things. Teaching at GPC may be the best job anyone could ever have."