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Diploma of Higher Education Farriery
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Diploma of Higher Education
Study Modes available:
Part-time (Blended Learning)
Delivery Method:
Blended - on-campus study days supported by online learning
Course length:
2 years part-time
UCAS Code:
Myerscough College, Preston
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Entry Requirements:
The minimum qualification for entry will be a tariff agreement of advanced standing into Level 5 complete. Students must be qualified registered farriers, listed on the WCF register having gained the Diploma of the Worshipful Company of Farriers and have a minimum of one year of post-qualification experience, taken from the date of first registration. During studies the student is required to be employed in, or have agreed access to placement in a suitable farriery clinical environment for a minimum of 12 weeks annually.
Students from outside the UK will be expected to provide evidence of working within the farriery industry as a practicing farrier for a minimum of 3 years full-time and hold a recognised farriery qualification which would make them eligible for registration in the UK and an appropriate academic qualification. Students from outside the UK will also be required to fulfil the requirements for temporary registration by the Farriers Registration Council.
Applicants who believe they may be eligible for Accreditation of Prior Experience/Learning (APE/L) for certain modules will be considered on an individual basis. Transferable/Key Skills and AS levels may be used to contribute to the entry requirement but they are not sufficient for entry on their own. Career experience of student skills may also be considered.
Applicants for whom English is a second language must be able to demonstrate proof of International English Language Testing System (IELTS) at level 7.0 or equivalent. The applicant must forward evidence of eligibility to the College prior to acceptance on the course.
All offers may be subject to successful interview.
The course will also facilitate the attainment of the Worshipful Company of Farriers Associate qualification. This is a distinct award, based on a high standard of traditional farriery skills and made by the WCF by way of separate examination.
Please note: the Dip HE Farriery offered by Myerscough College, in conjunction with the University of Central Lancashire, and the AWCF are two distinct awards and must be enrolled upon independently. To attain the AWCF candidates must:
· Be registered for examination by the WCF
· The award of AWCF is at the discretion of the WCF
Further information regarding the AWCF is available from the WCF.
Course Description:
This new, innovative and dynamic diploma course, awarded by the University of Central Lancashire, is accessible, flexible, progressive and professionally recordable and will fill a niche in Farriery education provision. It has been structured in such a way that will facilitate both the personal and professional development of qualified Farriers and positively assist those who are returning to academic work.
The nature of the course, having both a theoretical and clinical perspective, necessitates access to practice of at least 12 weeks annually for the duration of the course. Students are also expected to attend College for study days to support their studies.
In addition students on the course will be offered the opportunity to take the Train the Trainer Farrier (TTFA) course as a free additional qualification between years one and two of the programme which will enhance their coaching and mentoring skills and encourage them to become approved training farriers (ATFs).
Course Documents
Programme Specification and Handbook (2016 Entry)
Myerscough College Policies and Procedures
Year 1
Applied Anatomy and Physiology
This module will develop the student's knowledge of the equine musculoskeletal system. With emphasis on horse legs and feet. Studying both statics and dynamics (kinematics and kinetics) and their potential effect on equine hoof morphology.
Farriery Protocols
The student will acquire knowledge of how changes in the stance can be affected by hoof growth. The student will analyse the performance of the horse's gait and help manage lameness developing a greater understanding of the biomechanical effects of farriery interventions.
Essential Study IT and Research Skills (half module)
This module will cover a range of study, time management, reflective and technology skills including word processing and spreadsheets. Use of library and electronic searching for source material as well as academic writing, presentation and use of reference and bibliographic material will be developed. An insight into the research process will also be introduced.
Modern Approaches to Farriery (half module)
This module Introduces the student to a variety of engineering processes required to fabricate remedial and therapeutic prosthetic devices including shoes. The module will also cover the use of polymers and acrylics and new approaches in equine hoof care.
Year 2
Pathophysiology of the Equine Limb
An appreciation of the pathology common diseases and disorders of the equine limb including aetiology, clinical signs, veterinary and farriery treatment protocols, how disease affects biomechanical function and prognostic indicators. The student will practise applying farriery protocols accurately accounting for biomechanical and environmental variation for common pathological conditions with the aid of diagnostic techniques.
Lameness Assessment and Diagnostic Imaging of the Equine Lower Limb
This module will include theoretical knowledge of the radiographic diagnostic techniques employed in veterinary practice and the significance of the relevant health and safety implications. The principles of radiation, radiography and emerging imaging techniques will be covered. The module content will be focused on common pathologies in the modern sports/leisure horses. This module will enable the student to develop an understanding of diagnostic techniques, and interpretation for farriery based podiatric therapies prescribed by attending Veterinary Surgeons.
Farriery Clinical Case Studies
This module will enable the student to demonstrate their ability to work independently in the production of a negotiated project of the student's choice on an area of special clinical interest. The content of the module will be directed and identified during the exploration of the nature of the project. The project will demonstrate critical reflective and analytical skills in the selection, preparation and presentation of material. In the process of evaluation and analysis it will be necessary for the student to conduct case studies. This module will develop the observational and analytical skills necessary to enable the student to achieve this.
Shoeing for Conformation Defects, Surgical and Pathological Conditions
The student will make and fit a variety of traditional steel hand-forged shoes for conformation faults and pathological conditions.
Detailed Course Content
Click here for full details of course content, delivery and assessment including Programme Specification, Course Structure, Module Descriptors, Module Learning Plan and Reading Lists.
Students will face a variety of assessments including a combination of coursework, unseen examinations and practical assessments. The coursework assessment methods will include essays, reports and case study work.
Extra Costs:
Additional costs that are essential for the course include:
Access to broadband internet and a computer
Learning Environment:
Study days will include lectures, seminars, tutorials and practical sessions. Online learning materials will be delivered via Myerscough's virtual learning environment. Students will be expected to undertake extensive independent study and research to support lectures, seminars and assessments.
Additional Information:
The study days consist of an intensive 3 day study programme in September of the first year of the programme followed by two study days per month from October to May throughout the two years of the course.
Work Experience:
The nature of the course, which embraces module outcomes from both a theoretical and clinical perspective, necessitates access to practice. Students will therefore be required to be employed in, or have agreed access to a suitable farriery practice or veterinary referral clinical environment.
What are our graduates doing now?
100% of the BSc students remained in practice having completed the course. Many successful students have subsequently developed their practices to incorporate referrals from Veterinary practices and University hospitals. Others have moved into academia or consultancy positions. Many students have also taken the opportunity to progress on to the BSc (Hons) Top-up degree.
What international opportunities are available?
The international opportunities for students associated with this course become apparent post-qualification as the course content will prepare them for a successful career in the UK or overseas. UK farriery qualifications are recognised as some of the best in the World, and as such graduates of this course would be able to gain farriery related employment in any country, including Europe, America and Australia. Some course graduates have indeed moved to some of these countries or gone travelling and their knowledge and skills have consequently allowed them to easily find farriery related employment.
What careers can you follow:
The course aims to provide a programme of farriery related education which will enable Dip HE Farriery holders to analyse key academic themes in the subject area and critically evaluate the wide range of management issues within different sectors of the equine hoof care and farriery industry, which will therefore prepare them for a successful career in the UK or overseas. The course promotes an ethos of self-development and reflection throughout the curriculum in order to foster a greater personal awareness and the confidence necessary to manage others. The course is designed with the intention that its graduates will be able to function effectively at a managerial level within the equine hoof care and farriery industry. Modular content emphasises the importance of career development and planning throughout.
Examples of possible careers include:
Senior Farrier in a Specialist Referral Veterinary Practice
Lecturer/Senior Nurse in a Farriery School
Technical Advisor in Specialist Manufacturing and Distribution Company
Lecturer in an Educational Establishment
Consultant in Equine Podiatry and Hoof Care
Managerial Positions in Welfare Organisations
How To Apply
To apply for this course please select the coloured tab, relating to the centre you wish to study at, on the right hand side of this screen. You can save your progress if you prefer to do it in stages but you must complete all sections of the form.
Myerscough College - general contact detailsAddress: Myerscough College, St Michael's Road, Bilsborrow, Preston
Lancashire PR3 0RY
Telephone:01995 642222 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Individual Learning RequirementsProspective students who have a learning difficulty or disability that may affect their studies should inform the College as soon as possible so that reasonable adjustments can be initiated, as appropriate. Where necessary students will be asked for evidence to help identify appropriate adjustments. If students wish to apply for a Disabled Student Allowance they need to seek advice from Student Finance England (or equivalent) which funds this provision for Higher Education Students. Please note that DSA funding is not available on all courses.
Please note that the information provided in this fact sheet was accurate at the date of publication. However, courses are continually being modified and information is therefore subject to change.
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April 29th: Increasingly suspicious I changed my debit card number. I was still hopeful of a happy ending however.
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June 26th I contacted the Fayetteville Police Dept. They mention 2 other complaints against an address I give them of a "sister company within their jurisdiction: Progear Audio Repair at 26W Center St Fayetteville The address I sent camera was in Washing ton County, so they referred me Washington County Sheriff's Office where I spoke to a Detective. He called me back after speaking to a woman claiming financial hardship at Progear Camera's new tel. #. They also resumed their website with a list of their problems.
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Postdoctoral Position
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The Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology is seeking a
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Geoff Surratt is on staff of Seacoast Church, a successful and high-visibility multi-site church. Geoff has twenty-four years of ministry experience in churches. Along with his wife and two children, he lives in Charleston, South Carolina. He is coauthor of The Multi-Site Church Revolution and author of Ten Stupid Things That Keep Churches from Growing.


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A customer was injured after he fell and hit his head after he was pushed down by another man at the Subway on East Pine Log Road on Thursday, according to a report from the Aiken Department of Public Safety.
But witnesses said the customer was acting aggressively before the man shoved him to the floor, the report stated.
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Black God, Vol. 5
Still in Okinawa, Kuro and the twins unvover a Shishigami plot to systematically destroy sources of tera around the world! But the conflicted Keita isn't really in a position to be much help as he juggles getting to know his mother's doppeliner, Shinobu, with fulfilling his duties as Kuro's partner. But when the Shishigami invite Keita to join them, will that be enough to snap him out of his confusion?
Black God, Vol. 6
Kuro opens up about her life before she came to Earth, that of a carefree princess in her family's haven of pure tera. But factions emerged among the mototsumitama, and now the violent betrayal that destroyed her clan drives her search for the head of the Shishigami family. The mutual tragedy of their pasts draws Keita and Kuro closer together - this fight has become personal for both of them. But will their bond of trust give them the strength to take on the Kaionji Group as Kouei's sinister plot unfolds in Okinawa?
Black God, Vol. 7
Having systematically destroyed all the protective soul stones in Japan, Hiyou reveals his plot to gather alter egos together and unleash a massive wave of negative energy that could threaten the entire country. The last soul stone is in Okinawa - the stone once guarded by Makana and Kakuma's family. With Kuro and Keita detained at the resort and Kakuma captured by Tribal Ends, Makana's ready to step up and defend the pure place of his fallen relatives. But a lone Mototsumitama may not have the strength to oppose the evil at work...
Black God, Vol. 8
In the heat of battle, Keita and Kuro learn that Shinobu is a minus root-one who must absorb the tera of others lest she be overcome by the raw negative energy within her. With Shinobu latched on to Keita, Kuro is unable to summon her strength as Keita's power is drained away. As no one stands in his way, Hiyou destroys the Hiba family's soul stone, releasing a tidal wave of negative energy that threatens to engulf Okinawa. Is there anyone left to protect the island?
Black God, Vol. 9
With the danger in Okinawa now passed, Keita, Kuro, and Akane return to Tokyo. Though Kuro and he were ultimately victorious in Okinawa, Keita worries that his own weakness is holding back the team and begins training even harder to face the battles that lie ahead. Unfortunately, more than danger is looming on the horizon. A roaming mototsumitama wanders into town, causing as much of a fuss as Kuro did when she first arrived in Keita's life!
Black Water
Merci Rayborn, T. Jefferson Parker's stubborn, principled Orange County detective, is almost alone in believing that deputy Archie Wildcraft didn't kill his beautiful young wife and then turn his service weapon on himself. The evidence against Wildcraft--now hospitalized with a bullet lodged in his head--seems overwhelming. But Merci, who's still unpopular for exposing an old police scandal that caused the death of one cop and the ruination of others (The Blue Hour), is resisting pressure from her boss and a headline-hunting D.A. to arrest Wildcraft and charge him with murder. Then the deputy, who's lost his memory and maybe his mind as a result of his injury, goes missing from his hospital room, intent on tracking down the real killers and managing to stay a step ahead of Merci. Soon, they both begin to realize that Gwen Wildcraft wasn't killed because she got in the way of an attempted hit on her husband--it was the other way around. Parker, whose skills at characterization are as well honed as his expert pacing and intricate plotting, has penned another standout that will keep readers guessing and gasping until the last dramatic page. --Jane Adams
Bleeding Heart Square
If Philippa Penhow hadn't gone to Bleeding Heart Square on that January day, you and perhaps everyone else might have lived happily ever after . . . It's 1934, and the decaying London cul-de-sac of Bleeding Heart Square is an unlikely place of refuge for aristocratic Lydia Langstone. But as she flees her abusive marriage, there is only one person she can turn to--the genteelly derelict Captain Ingleby-Lewis, currently lodging at Number 7. However, unknown to Lydia, a dark mystery haunts the decrepit building. What happened to Miss Penhow, the middle-aged spinster who owns the house and who vanished four years earlier? Why is a seedy plain-clothes policeman obsessively watching the square? What is making struggling journalist Rory Wentwood so desperate to contact Miss Penhow? And why are parcels of rotting hearts being sent to Joseph Serridge, the last person to see Miss Penhow alive? Legend has it the devil once danced in Bleeding Heart Square--but is there now a new and sinister presence lurking in its shadows? Bleeding Heart Square is Andrew Taylor's most compelling mystery yet.
Blood Father
A gripping novel about a young woman being chased by her violent past, and the flawed father forced to come to her rescue
Lydia Carson is an accident waiting to happen. Strung out, she's always running from disaster, and more often she's running right into it. Now at seventeen, Lydia has stumbled onto real trouble. Not only has she witnessed a brutal murder perpetrated by her boyfriend, but his minions are out to make sure that she doesn't have a story to tell the police.
John Link is a former Hell's Angel, an ex-con, trying to stay clean and sober while running a tattoo parlor from the kitchen of his trailer home. He's also Lydia's long-estranged father, and when both the police and her boyfriend's thugs are hot on Lydia's trail, Link becomes Lydia's only hope.
From the highly acclaimed author of Hot Plastic, Blood Father is a gripping novel that confirms Peter Craig's place among the best crime novelists of his generation.


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The midfielder, recalled to Lee Clark's starting XI, pounced to convert in the 71st minute after Paddy Kenny could only parry Nathan Redmond's long-range effort - with the clash appearing destined for stalemate.
The lively Ravel Morrison had fired against the crossbar in an opening period dominated by the home side, with Ross McCormack's free-kick into the penalty area clipping the woodwork for the visitors at the start of a second half which they edged.
The victory - only Birmingham's third in 12 league games at St Andrew's - takes the Midlands club up to 10th in the npower Championship table and finally secures their second-tier status amid what is an extraordinarily congested battle to avoid the drop.
Leeds, also mathematically safe, drop into the bottom half having won both of their fixtures since the appointment of McDermott earlier this month - with the former Reading boss unable to conjure up an away win for a United side who have tasted success just three times in 22 attempts on the road this term.
Morrison, on loan from West Ham, was pulling the strings in the opening exchanges and almost broke the deadlock with a superb curling effort which came back off the crossbar, and midway through the first half, Jack Butland produced a wonderful save to tip over Michael Tonge's 20-yard strike.
Redmond, like Morrison, was enjoying a lively afternoon and he fired straight at Kenny as the clash continued to flow, with Mullins then failing to find the target from eight yards when he really should have done better.
McCormack's free-kick into the penalty area clipped the top of the crossbar at the start of the second half as Leeds immediately set out to pose a greater threat than they had in the opening 45 minutes, but it was Birmingham who broke the deadlock.
Redmond, anonymous in the second period, cut inside and fired a shot from distance which was only parried by Kenny straight into the path of Mullins, who converted the rebound from six yards.
Rudy Austin forced a great save from Butland from distance soon after but Leeds failed to launch an assault for an equaliser and it was Birmingham who posed the greater threat in the latter stages as they went in search of a second.
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Midcoast lens: First snow of the season
Liz McLeod, manager of Strand Theatre in Rockland, clears the sidewalk for her patrons following the season's first snow Nov. 26.
Such wonderful pictures and my thanks for the tour. I counted 14 turkeys here in Thomaston at the end of Booker St. Such beauty as they strut and feed. I Love the pictorials, Juliette and hope the other Courier photographers keep up the good work. This is especially a beautiful treat.
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The American system of government requires compromise. And the tea party is making the GOP incapable of compromising.
An anonymous Republican congressman says Boehner won't allow default, even if that means relying on Democratic votes.
'What we're seeing is the collapse of institutional Republican power," says the National Review's Robert Costa.
He's the guy in charge of the worst-performing part of one of the worst-performing Congresses in history
Ted Cruz is threatening to shut down the government. John Boehner is threatening to cause a global financial crisis.
If he does, he should pass immigration first.
This is not a safe way to govern the country.
There was a time when John Boehner was a revolutionary. But now he and his revolutionary colleagues are the establishment.
Will John Boehner break the Hastert rule and bring an immigration reform bill to the floor even if a majority of House Republicans oppose it? Maybe!
We probably won't have a major budget showdown until September at the earliest.
"Listen," House Speaker John Boehner said. "It was never a rule to begin with."
Is House Speaker John Boehner a liberal plant?
As some Republicans see it, they've broken the White House's hardline position on taxes and the debt ceiling. These fiscal cliff negotiations are going better than they possibly could have imagined.
Some smart analysts think so. But I doubt it.
Plan A failed. Plan B was a humiliation. Plan C, for Boehner, is clearly to pass a compromise with Democratic votes. But will Boehner's speakership last that long?
John Boehner wouldn't just lower taxes on estates and capital gains income. He'd raise them on poor families considerably.
Obama and Boehner have exchanged five offers since fiscal cliff talks started. Here they all are, in one easy chart.
This is a more centrist proposal than anything Boehner has offered in public before now. But it's similar to what he offered in his talks with Obama, and to what Bowles offered Republicans during the supercommittee. Which is understandable. Those deals must be looking pretty good to Boehner about now. But they're not available.
Boehner is offering $800 billion in tax revenues. That's what he offered a year ago. But because of how the budget works, matching his offer from a year ago would mean putting $950 billion in the table.
The Washington consensus on tax reform is that it'll solve all our problems: It slices, it dices, it cleans up after itself. But that's not the economic profession's consensus. If income tax reform solves any problem, it's a political one, not an economic one.


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The S&P 500 fell back below the 1,500 mark and now rests at 1,487 while the Dow now sits at 13,784. Only three of its 30 components ended the day up, which leaves us a lot of losers to talk about. This morning, I discussed why UnitedHealth, United Technologies, and Boeing were all trading lower. Click here to read about those companies or stick around to learn about the other four.
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Shares of Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT ) fell by 2.59% today after the news from Europe hit the U.S. markets. The problems from across the pond could really hit Caterpillar, which has been doing fairly well in that part of the world. In the company's most recent sales report, sales increased by 1% in its Europe, Africa, and Middle East region while sales fell by 11% in North America and 12% in the Asia-Pacific market. While Latin America has been the company's best-performing area, with sales growth of 4% in the most recent reading, the company needs Europe to at least maintain its current sales level or profits will surely take a hit.
Both the Dow's banking stocks also took big hits today. Bank of America (NYSE: BAC ) became the index's worst-performing stock after it lost 3.58% while JPMorgan Chase (NYSE: JPM ) wasn't too far behind as it lost 2.47%. My Fool colleague Travis Hoium noted earlier today that the problems in Italy could lead to a collapse of the euro and if that were to happen, there would be major consequences for the financial industry. As we saw in the 2007-08 crises here in the U.S., world economies are closely tied together and in most cases the financial industry acts like the thread.
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You smell that? It's a pair of new
reviews, fresh out of the oven. That's right. It's review time
again, and it's all about Atlus as I turn my critical eye to Trauma
Center: Under the Knife 2 and Persona 3: FES (next post).
Trauma Center: Under the Knife 2
Trauma Center: Under the Knife 2 takes the surgery sim back to its roots on the Nintendo DS after an extended stay on the Wii. So, has Atlus's development team learned anything since they left for an IR pointer or should they have stayed with the wiimote? Read on to find out.
Like Visiting Old Friends
Trauma Center has always been a rather successful niche title on the DS and Wii. The original Under the Knife was released on the Nintendo DS in 2005, near the beginning of the DS's life cycle. It followed the story of a young surgeon named Derek Stiles and his battle against a lethal virus known as GUILT aided by Angie Thomson, his young, outspoken assistant. Under the Knife became a strong example of what could be done with the touch screen capability. So, when the Wii was released, it was only natural for Trauma Center to shift to Nintendo's new console to serve as another example of what could be done with the new controller. This became Trauma Center: Second Opinion, a rerelease of the original with added content.
The sequel, Trauma Center: New Blood, followed a year later, moving ahead 10 years from Under the Knife and introducing new doctors and a new disease called STIGMA, as well as gameplay additions like co-op play.
The newest entry in the series, Trauma Center: Under the Knife 2, backtracks 7 years from New Blood, placing it 3 years after the DS original. The story once again follows Derek Stiles and, after a short African detour, details the aftermath of the GUILT attacks from the first game. Long-time fans will be overjoyed to see all their favorite characters from the original returning after the somewhat foreign faces of Markus and Valerie of New Blood.
However, the game also makes efforts to be accessible to newcomers as well. Returning characters are give a short bio as they're introduced and some plot details of the first game are given in the first few chapters. Under the Knife 2 also features several new characters, such as the rookie surgeon Adel Tulba, who will shape the plot of this new adventures, but it's clear from the beginning that Derek and Angie are the stars of Under the Knife 2.
The story, which lasts about 10 hours, is intriguing and flows along quickly, with several interesting plot twists, playing over familiar locations, as well as new locales. However, the several sub-plots that twist through the main story make the ending a feel a little cluttered as the game rushes towards it's resolution. Additionally, there are a few continuity errors that resulted from localization changes in the original game (characters' ages, etc.), but only those with a deep knowledge of the series will likely catch them, and while the game is accessible to first-time players, it's obvious that those who have played the original will enjoy a fuller experience.
Playing Doctor
Of course, the real meat of any Trauma Center game is the operations,
and Trauma Center features both real-life health hazards and the more
fantastic diseases that have become the series' trademark. As such,
there is a lot of variety in the missions, keeping you from getting
frustrated from seeing that darn Tetari over and over again.
During gameplay, operations take place on the touch screen, while the top screen is used for keeping track of your time, score, patient's vitals, and instructions from Angie. The rules are simple: Fix the patients' problems without running out of time or letting their vitals hit zero.
A surgeon is no good without his tools, and Derek has several at his disposal, some are surgery staples such as the scalpel, ultrasound, forceps, and sutures, while some are more futuristic in design such as the laser, magical healing gel, and all-important stabilizer for keeping your vital high. The actions for the tools are all very intuitive and generally responsive. Although, I did find a few times when suturing would go unrecognized by the game.
The game also borrows several of the conventions used in the Wii versions such as the defibrillator, magnifying glass/ultrasound, and contextual tools like the flashlight and bandages.
Using these tools, Derek works to slice, extract, incinerate, and sew his patients back to health. However, if the player finds himself in trouble, he can call upon another series staple, the Healing Touch. Activated by drawing a star on the screen, the healing touch essentially slows down time, allowing the player extra time to fix wounds and get those vitals back up to a respectable level. The better the star, the longer the healing touch stays in effect. While the healing touch may seem as a bit of a cop-out for some, trust me, you WILL need it.
Under the Knife
The Trauma Center games are famous for their brutal difficulties, and
Under the Knife 2 is no different. Several operations require players
to combine different types of techniques for success or operate on
several patients in quick succession. Even on the normal difficulty,
it can be maddening. Thankfully, Atlus has taken a page from the Wii
versions and offered multiple difficulty settings: Easy for newcomers,
Normal for veterans, and Hard for people who have a thing for pain.
Also, the difficulty can be changed at any time in the story. So, if
you find yourself stuck on a mission, it's easy to drop down a
difficulty, beat the troublesome operation, and then switch back to
continue the story.
Everything Old is New Again
Under the Knife 2 also borrows its art direction from its Wii predecessors. The storyline is told through clean, crisp anime-styled images of the characters and text. The art looks great, but some of the male characters tend to look a little feminine. In fact, it took me a while to realize that one of the new characters was actually a guy.
Operations share the same futuristic, 3D look as the Wii titles, if a little blurrier. It's realistic enough without making you squeamish as you operate. However, play the game on a Lite or in an area where you can see the screen well, as there were times when I was playing in the car where I couldn't see subtle color differences that I needed to find.
The game also features minimal voice acting, mostly used during operations, allowing you to keep your focus on the bottom screen. The VA is well done, but tends to be used so often that it gets a little annoying hearing the same gasps again and again during long play sessions. Also, the music is fantastic, on par with the rest of the series.
Unfortuantely, the game has only marginal replay value, offering mostly a chance to beat your own personal score and get a better rank, as there are no online leaderboards in the DS version. Also, unlocked are a series of super-hard missions that have no bearing on the storyline. They only serve as a challenge for master surgeons and are definitely deserving of their "extreme" difficulty label.
Final Diagnosis
Trauma Center: Under the Knife 2 is a fantastic game featuring a strong story, responsive controls, and an engrossing experience. Fans of the previous titles will love it, as will gamers who enjoy more off-kilter experiences and hardcore difficulty. However, I can't recommend it to gamers with little patience. There are several insanely frustrating moments in the game, both by design or by flaws such as vague instruction. However, those willing to try something different and persevere will find a very rewarding experience.
Intriguing storyline featuring new characters and old favorites
Responsive, intuitive gameplay
Challenging, yet rewarding difficulty
Sound bites can get repetitive
Some missions suffer from vague instructions
No new innovations to gameplay
Final Score: 8.5
Progress: Main story beaten partially on normal and partially on easy.
Playtime: 9 hrs, 57 min
Reason for the Review: Because I love that wallpaper of Angie.


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The 2009 Tupelo Elvis Presley Festival includes a pair of parades, a carnival and other activities.
The celebration begins Tuesday at the Tupelo Automobile Museum, which will feature posters from all of Elvis' movies. The carnival begins Thursday.
The "Elvis All the Time" area in downtown Tupelo will have carnival vendors and representatives from Elvis Presley Enterprises' Legacy Project, who will record people's Elvis stories on Saturday.
Also Saturday, there will be a re-enactment of Elvis and his mother, Gladys, buying his first guitar at Tupelo Hardware.
The parade is 10 a.m. Saturday followed by the Elvis Look-Alike Pet Parade at 11 a.m.
The Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Competition begins Friday with the finals Saturday night.


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Act a Lady- by Jordan Harrison
When the men of a small Prohibition-era town decide to put on a play dressed in "fancy-type, women-type clothes," eyebrows raise, identities explode, and life and art are forever entangled. A thoughtful and exuberant Midwestern fable . Accompanied by accordion.
Presented at Baltimore Theatre Project
* There will be a "pay what you can" preview on Friday, May 24 @ 8pm.
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To: 3.0-m Telescope Observers
From: Claire Max, UC Observatories Director
Second Semester 2016 (2016B) Shane 3-m Telescope Observing Requests
(August 2016 through January 2017)
Application submission for 2016B will close promptly at 5:00 P.M. on Friday, April 22, 2016.
Proposals for use of the 3-m Shane reflector will be submitted online in a process very similar to that used for UC Keck proposals.
Submitting an application is a two-step process: on-line creation of a proposal coversheet and uploading a pdf-format file with the Scientific Justification and other support materials.
Create a proposal coversheet and be assigned a Proposal ID#. Go to the web page below, enter the information required for the form, submit the form and note the assigned proposal ID#, which is required in Step 2.Create Coversheet
Prepare a file with the following sections: Scientific Justification (2-page limit), References, Figures, Targets and Exposures, Supplementary Observations Required from other Observatories, Technical Remarks, Path to Science and Status of Previously Approved 3-m Programs. Create a pdf-format of this document and upload it at the submission web page:Submit Proposal
Graduate Student Applications: Graduate students are eligible to apply for 3-m observing. Each proposal must be accompanied by a letter from the faculty sponsor stating the student is qualified to carry out the project.
Graduate student observing projects requiring a large number of nights or nights spread over several semesters must be thesis related, and the first proposal must be accompanied by a letter of support from the student's thesis adviser.
Proposals for long-term synoptic programs on the Shane 3-m telescope are encouraged. Guidelines for the structure of such proposals can be found here.
Remote observing is supported for the Shane and Nickel Telescopes. With the exception of UC Merced and UC San Francisco, all UC campuses maintain at least one remote observing room. General information about remote observing can be found here:
For details about reserving one of these rooms on your campus for your Lick observations, please contact your local astronomy (or physics) department or the support astronomers at Lick (email to email@example.com).
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Hamilton Spectrograph - High Resolution Optical Echelle Spectrometer:
Adaptive Optics - Natural and Laser guide star adaptive optics system. The new AO system for the Shane 3m (known as ShaneAO and ShARCS) is available for the general user community. Note: Proposals which use the Natural Guide Star mode are particularly encouraged. Staff limitations at Mount Hamilton may limit the number of Laser Guide Star nights that can be scheduled.
Various links to information about Shane AO and Sharcs are the following:
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Information about the sensitivity and expected performance calculated by Srikar Srinath can be found here.
A 16x16 grid of sub-apertures is used by default for both NGS and LGS observations, unless the guide star is too faint, in which case the 8x8 sub-aperture grid will be used. For ShARCS 16, the natural guide star Ks-band Strehl performance is 0.8 for a bright on-axis star (i.e., running the wavefront sensor at 500 Hz) and average seeing (0.7 arcsec atmospheric seeing, 1.5 arcsec including dome seeing). The laser guide star Ks-band performance is lower due the fainter magnitude of the laser guide star (the wavefront sensor runs at 50Hz), so typical performance is ~0.2 Strehl on average nights. Strehls in H and J-bands will be lower than at Ks because AO correction is more difficult for shorter wavelengths. Note, that within the next year a new laser system should be installed, which will result in a brighter laser guide star, hence improving performance in laser guide star mode.
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Posted: 09/01/2011 - Gameday for Heroes, a non-profit organization, is seeking ticket and monetary donations in order to send members of the military to college football games this fall.
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Updated: 08/31/2011 - Community members say more people should back local establishments that offer art and culture.
Updated: 09/01/2011 - The Florida Retail Federation Scholarship House received a $12,500 grant from Walmart on Wednesday.
Updated: 08/31/2011 - Coach Reggie Davis has been at Godby High School since 1975. Wednesday, the man in charge of the athletic department is retiring.
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Updated: 08/30/2011 - The event raised more than $6500 net revenue to support Covenant Hospice's unfunded and underfunded programs in Franklin, Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Madison, Taylor and Wakulla counties.
Posted: 08/30/2011 - The Tallahassee Museum announces the return of $2 Saturdays throughout the entire month of September, including Labor Day weekend (September 3).
Posted: 08/30/2011 - This year's Ability Celebration will pay special tribute to Publix Super Markets, Inc., for their dedication to hiring people with disabilities and making the types of accommodations that allow individuals to flourish professionally, as well as helping them impact the bottom line.
Posted: 08/29/2011 - College and University campuses were packed for the first day of school, and students are excited about more than class.
Updated: 08/29/2011 - Navy mechanic James Brinkley has been away from his family in Cuba for eight months. He wanted to make his homecoming special.
Updated: 08/29/2011 - On April 15, 1912, Titanic sank after colliding with an iceberg. Now, artifacts from the ship have arrived in Tallahassee.
Posted: 08/29/2011 - Ms. McGriff's single-family residence qualified for a grant after storm-related flood events severely impacted her house and quality of life in early 2009.
Posted: 08/28/2011 - Today is the 48th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I have a dream" speech. A group of students in FAMU's School of Journalism planned a trip to D.C. to celebrate the MLK Memorial dedication. Hurricane Irene altered those plans, and caused the trip to be postponed.
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No consideration, he shouts, nodding to his friends. A little quiet, please, kids. Quiet! Thye don't even apologize. His gaze fixes on me. Aren't you even going to apologize? You're not going to say you're sorry?
I'd really only just tuned in to him. He was sitting at a table at the Boloco we'd just eaten at, with three other moms and 5 other kids, outside, looking at the little town square our kids had been tearing round. I recognized him–Lily and Wyatt had cut him off, earlier, racing across on some mission, and I had apologized, although probably a little perfunctorily. Frankly, I'm tired, and I'm not really at my public best just now. That was about forty-five minutes before this encounter, and the kids had been racing around the square, not quietly, the whole time.
Truly, I don't know if their behavior was atrocious. I'm usually pretty sensitive. And I had stopped them, several times, and finally persuaded them to stop running right in front of people and to either walk or stick to the grass. Beyond that–other than the shrill group shout that had greeted the news that we were adjourning to someone's house and prompted the complaint about the noise–I hadn't really thought about it. We were outside, in the middle of the day…I don't know. It hadn't been that long or bad a morning, but it had been a whole morning, and I finally had a couple of adults to talk to.
I just looked at him. Wyatt was asking me something, and Lily pestering my other side, and there he was, angry, glaring. Aren't you going to apologize? And I just couldn't deal.
Nope. I shook my head and said it. Nope.
And then I asked Wyatt to throw his cup away, and he did, and we left.
And that was that, except that it's still bothering me. I'm tough about public behavior–maybe I lapsed. We were with a group of friends, in a very familiar place, and there was a game going on that I didn't like, but one of the other mothers had started it, and it was funny, that was making them run across the square. One the one hand, I didn't get angry, or defend them, or shout or curse at the guy–all things I might easily have done. On the other, I do wish I'd just…apologized. No skin off my nose, after all. I'm sorry my kids disturbed your lunch, I could have said. And that would have been that. That would have been the answer that turneth away wrath, the accepting, absorbing thing to do, and probably the thing that would have enabled me to just let it go. I don't want them to disturb anyone. I suspect their behavior was on the borderline, and I don't really want that, either.
So I feel bad that my kids weren't good citizens today, and that I barely noticed, and that I didn't just deflect the anger directed at all of us. I didn't do too badly, I guess. I didn't absorb it and turn it back, which would have been so easy to do. So, a day of semi-spiritual growth. Sort of.


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