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The stories were funny, irreverent and sometimes unexpectedly poignant as five storytellers — three bartenders and two chefs — took to the Arizona Storytellers Project stage in front of a sold-out crowd Nov. 4 at the Gladly in Phoenix.
We heard from the Gladly's Brian Goodwin, Virtu's Clint Spotleson, the Phoenician's Lee Hillson, LTB Concepts' Aaron May, and the Last Drop's Travis Nass, all talking about pivitol moments from their lives in food and drink service.
The Arizona Storytellers Project celebrated stories from in the kitchen and from behind the bar with a night of true, first-person stories. The night was part of a monthly series in which community members share stories on a theme, addressing it literally or metaphorically for five to eight minutes.
There was nary a complaint about the hotdog
With his long, curly hair and fairly scruffy beard and penchant for T-shirts, Chef Aaron May does not always look like a fancy man.
But he is.
He attended culinary school and worked in Paris. Then there was a stint at the Four Seasons and jobs cooking for various James-Beard Award-winning chefs.
"I basically spent every minute working that I ever had a real job as a cook at a very high level, at some very fancy restaurants, doing very fancy food," he said.
Then he opened his own fancy restaurant in Scottsdale, Sol y Sombra in DC Ranch.
One day, he was invited to do a culinary tour of Sweden with chefs from across America. Each night, the group was treated to dinner at a Michelin-rated restaurant.
Night after night, dishes were made with farmers market-fresh foods, all the vegetables locally grown, the meats regionally raised and the garnishes hand-foraged for by the chefs themselves.
There was herring prepared in "18 ways," and goose prepared in "17 variations," and "just literally one delicacy after another."
There may have also been braised reindeer.
One night, it was time for either the third or fourth course, he's not sure, and the chef brought out something unexpected.
"And, in front of each of us, sits on beautiful Bernadotte china, that must have been $150, $200 a plate, just for the plate, sits the most perfectly made hotdog you've ever seen in your life.
"And it was a hot dog on a brioche bun with shallots and mustard and some kind of relish, and we all looked, kind of in amazement, but then, we just dug in and really like, really demolished the hotdogs fairly quickly."
The next morning, as the chefs were preparing to cook their own courses for their hosts, they discussed the night's dinner, parsing what worked and what didn't.
"But everybody, everybody loved the hot dog, there was nary a complaint to be had about the hotdog.
"Really, all that I had known about being a cook and owning a restaurant and everything in my whole life up to that point was about serving turbot and fois gras truffles and goose neck barnacles and razor clams and how do I make the most beautiful, amazing, expensive food to get out at you people, right?
But I realized that everybody just really wants a hot dog."
He returned to Arizona and opened Over Easy six months later. Then the Lodge. And now he has casual restaurants in several states and marvels at how he gets to interact with and make happy so many more people than he did when cooking at the other end of the culinary spectrum.
To see other stories from this night, click on the links below:
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>>The Best of November's Arizona Storytellers Project: Everything you missed in under four minutes.
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Nike had to be extra creative when creating the special edition Foamposite shoe for the ParaNorman movie. The "Galaxy" was such an outstanding hit that anything short of that might've disappointed a few fans, but luckily the team at Nike and LAIKA studios came together to form what some argue as the best Foamposite release of 2012. The ParaNorman Foams were rife with signature details, starting with the smoky neon green upper graphic, the glow-in-the-dark outsoles, and the sick logos on the heel, pull-tabs, and insoles, so this early sample of the ParaNormans likely marks the stage of production where the designers were testing out the upper and perhaps the general appearance of the shoe.
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They are the clean foam that came out to me. The red looks good on them. Give them a evil look. When will they will come out?
i would like it better if they matched it with a neon green stitching
Fire! Literally!
IDK I guess some red on the pull tab's would work a little more
One of the biggest turnoffs for me on the released version was that juvenile ParaNorman silhouette on the heel. Def dropped the age level down. Apart from most people, I like this other colorway more with the hits of red
These samples look like it was designed by a sneaker customizer such as Mache hahahaha....
This looks better than the regular release
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The fragment-based drug discovery approach of Polyphor combines screening of a general compound library and a structurally related fragment library. Daniel Obrecht, Ph.D., CSO, said, "Traditionally, one starts from fragment hits that are then optimized. Our approach takes advantage of the possibility to combine structural information from fragments and structurally-related final compounds."
The company's general library consists of 140 core structures from which 600 scaffolds are derived to populate a screening library of 35,000 compounds. "An important feature is that both low and high variation substituents are kept constant throughout the scaffolds. This allows one to establish an SAR already after the primary screening."
Polyphor's fragment library consists of more than 1,000 fragments with molecular weights ranging from 150–350 daltons that are derived both from the scaffolds and the substituents of the Polyphor screening library. Dr. Obrecht explained, "By screening both libraries, a more comprehensive SAR can be obtained, one which allows a more directed entry into subsequent optimization and ultimately shortens the early drug discovery process."
"The drug discovery world has always been looking at natural products as a valuable source of bioactive molecules," said Dmitry Genis, Ph.D., CEO, Asinex.
"It is remarkable to note that 33 percent of new chemical entities discovered between 1981 and 2002 are natural products (or related to them). However, natural product chemistry is challenging and biologists have to deal with complicated screening procedures.
"Since the 1980s most pharmaceutical companies have reduced their efforts in this area, and the advent of synthetic combinatorial chemistry has further contributed to this decline."
Dr. Genis reported that times are changing. "The past two decades of high-throughput screening have shown that the random generation of compound libraries by a pure combinatorial chemistry approach has created millions of molecules that did not match the requirements of the drug discovery industry. Therefore, it makes sense to use natural product structures as starting points for new drug-like libraries.
"Natural products represent an additional source of diversity that cannot be found in synthetic combinatorial libraries. Our BioCore approach is a synergic compromise that solves the problematic issues of natural products and combinatorial libraries and, at the same time, allows the unification of the positive features of these two areas.
"BioCore is the key component of our BioDesign approach. The idea is to create compounds that contain highly privileged elements from natural products and known drugs. A BioCore is the combination of two heterocycles—one is aromatic and one is saturated, linked by a carbon-carbon spacer fragment. We strongly believe that following the BioCore framework allows chemists to create nature/lead-like scaffolds," explained Dr. Genis.
Although the idea of incorporating natural product elements is not novel, the company has identified what it feels are under-represented areas of chemical space and implemented those into real libraries. Dr. Genis reports that, "Based on the BioDesign approach, we offer research tools based on bio-building blocks, bio-fragments, and lead-like sets, enabling easy hit-to-lead follow-up."
As more medicinal and computational chemists incorporate fragment-based approaches into their discovery toolbox, the field is expected to make further progress in accelerating the pace of drug discovery.
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Went from over 300 to 237 in 6.5 months but during the last month I've stopped losing. Part of that time I had a back injury that cut down on my walking a lot. Getting kind of pissed about this but at the same time don't want my happiness controlled by the damn scales.
What have others done to kick start weight loss after getting stalled?
Thanks in advance.
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Are you measuring? With Primal especially you're going to have periods where you're gaining muscle and losing fat and the scale won't show you that at all... measurements will. So if you are measuring, has that stopped? And if not, start measuring!
As helpful as the scale is... it really only gives a small part of the picture when you're doing body recomposition. It's a tool, but not one you can rely on completely to see actual progress.
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I keep a food journal here and a separate xl spreadsheet for weight, BP and HR. So far I have identified that if I eat fruit on one day my next day I can almost guarantee that I will increase my weight or minimally just remain the same. This irrespective of what ever else I eat. That is me and my metabolism....it could be different for you. You cant trouble shoot a problem if your not measuring the results so try that and see if it helps. Graphing your weight as it does not move is maddening but it will tell you a lot if you do the combined work of journal keeping food as well. I was amazed at how little of the wrong stuff impedes weight loss.
Didn't figure I was the only one...LOL. Hopefully some great ideas will get posted here. Thanks for letting me know I'm not the only one.
Interesting answer....I've noticed during this time that I am starting to lose belly fat. I can see it going away when I look in the mirror.
Me too! I am stalled for three months now.
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Carb refeeds and IF seem to be the only way I can lose inches. Even then, my body refuses to go past a certain point, which drives me insane. And i'm a no fruit, strictly meat and veggies person right now and so far, i've lost NADA. Oh and calories around 1400 a day as well. Idk anymore lol.
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are you still eating the same cals as you started? as you get leaner, you need to scale back your calories as well. 237lb person requires less cals than 300lb person.
aslo, fat loss is more of a stop. go. stop. go. sort of thing. you can go weeks with no progress, then in 1-3 days have lots of progress, etc. be patient and stick with what works.
My weightloss never really got off the ground ... not yet anyway. I've been primal for 5 weeks and lost about 3lbs total. However I've noticed areas of my body looking slimmer in the mirror, and people have been commenting. Haven't checked my measurements recently though.
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San Fran 49ers - QB Rotation: J.T. O'Sullivan will start, Alex Smith, Shaun Hill, Drew Olsen. HC Mike Nolan stuck to his mantra that it's a three-man race between Shaun Hill, 2005 top pick Alex Smith and J.T. O'Sullivan. Mike Martz added that O'Sullivan's and Hill's biggest issue is game management. QB J.T. O'Sullivan looks like the most game-ready QB, thanks to the head start he had from working as a backup in Mike Martz's offense last year in Detroit.
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Quay cottage - Charlestown in Charlestown, Cornwall
Quay Cottage has fabulous views out to sea and is the most traditional in style of our three luxury holiday cottages in Charlestown
There's a bench on the green outside the front door where you can admire the view and watch the comings and goings in the harbour. Inside, the cosy lounge makes the perfect snug whilst at the back of the ground floor, a light filled dining area and stylish kitchen ensure the cook will never be short of company.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms – one with stunning sea views and the other two overlooking the garden. At the rear of the cottage, stone steps lead up to a sheltered patio and hillside garden.
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Quay Cottage Sleeps 5
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- Traditional Cornish Fisherman's cottage in the heart of the village of Charlestown, Cornwall
- Fresh, seaside furnishings, uncluttered interiors and uncompromising attention to detail
- Lounge with sea views, window seat and wood burning stove
- Fully equipped modern kitchen with sociable dining space perfect for agonising over a jigsaw puzzle or lingering over supper
- One double bedroom with an ensuite shower room. It has coastal and sea views and can easily accommodate a baby or toddler. Bedroom two has a double bed with views over the rear garden and door leading to bedroom three - a bunk room for two.
- The garden provides ample space for kids to run around plus a patio for barbeques or a quiet cuppa with the newspapers
- An extra special Simply Time in Cornwall welcome pack
- Practicalities: washing machine, microwave, dishwasher, flat screen TV, DVD and CD player, Wi Fi
- One well behaved pet permitted
- Parking outside the front of the cottage
- The local area is awash with great places to eat out, including Sam's on the Beach at Polkerris, or stroll across Charlestown Harbour to the Pier House to enjoy a local pint
We do allow guests to bring one well-behaved pet with them (for which there is an additional charge) if they are staying at Quay cottage. We ask that you bring your pet's bedding and ensure they do not sit on the furniture or venture upstairs (we provide a stair gate to make things easier).
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If you are looking for a holiday with a group of friends or extended family, it is possible to book all three cottages in a block booking. With Quay Cottage and Boat Watch Cottage next door to each other and Harbour Side Cottage just a couple of doors away, Simply Time in Cornwall is pleased to offer unique, stylish facilities for larger family holidays. If you wish to book all three cottages call 0752 775 4141 for further details and to check availability.
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All our cottages can be booked online, over the phone or in writing.
If using our online booking system, please select your cottage followed by your arrival date and departure date and follow the online booking form. Once you have made a online booking you will recieve an automated booking email which confirms your booking. Simply Time in Cornwall will then contact you.
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Detroit Tigers fans who read MLive.com regularly -- those who read Twitter Talk and Ask Schmehl each week -- have probably noticed a trend: A lot of the same questions are asked each week.
Lately, it's been a heavy dose of:
- When will Joel Hanrahan be ready?
- What will the Tigers do when Andy Dirks returns?
- Will the Tigers add bullpen help at the trade deadline?
- What are the Tigers going to do next year with Eugenio Suarez and Jose Iglesisas?
So this week, when I asked for questions on Twitter, I made it clear what I was looking for. Actually, I made it clear what I was not looking for.
I would ask for Twitter Talk questions, but I'm afraid 11,600 people would all ask when Joel Hanrahan will be ready.
— Chris Iott (@Chris_Iott) June 26, 2014
Which got many responses, almost all of them sarcastic, including this doozy:
@Chris_Iott When will Joel Hanrahan stop being not ready?
— Jason C. Long (@Jason_C_Long) June 26, 2014
You people don't need a sports writer. You need a counselor.
On with Twitter Talk!
@Chris_Iott professional opinion...how many balls would miggy put in play against a 95 mph pitching machine out of 100 pitches?
— Robbie St. Germain (@robbiesaint77) June 22, 2014
Let's ponder this. Miguel Cabrera at the plate. A pitching machine doling out nothing but 95-mph fastballs. How many out of 100 would he put in play? Hmmm.
"In play" means in fair territory. Pitching machines don't groove balls perfectly every time, but we'll assume it's a high-quality machine. One hundred swings is a lot, so Cabrera would need plenty of breaks. That means those who think he would simply stand in the batter's box and whack 100 consecutive pitches to the wall might have to think again. No breaks, he gets tired. Lots of breaks, it's harder to get into a groove.
Why all the details? Why not just answer the question? Because those were just some of the variables Tigers manager Brad Ausmus mentioned when I wasted his time with asked him this question a few days ago. Ausmus is a thoughtful guy. He actually put so much thought and time into this that I waved him off before he came up with a specific number. He had things to do.
Of course, you did ask for my opinion. And after discussing it with Ausmus and a handful of media members, I am going to give it to you. How many 95-mph fastballs out of 100 from a high-quality pitching machine would Cabrera put in play in fair territory, assuming he took a break after every eight or 10 pitches and didn't get bored tried his best from start to finish?
@Chris_Iott if over/under for HRs for JD Martinez this season was set at 19.5, would you go over or under?
— Brett Asher (@BAsh4) June 26, 2014
My first reaction to this question was to spit coffee across the room. Seriously? Who in their right mind would predict that J.D. Martinez would hit 20 home runs this season? Then, after I wiped the coffee off my keyboard, I realized Martinez already has hit 19 -- 10 with Triple-A Toledo and nine with Detroit. Will he hit one more? Of course he will.
Now, if you are setting an over-under of 19.5 for home runs in the majors, that's entirely different. And upon further review, that's actually a great question. You have set an excellent number. But I think I have to take the under. I know he has hit nine in fewer than 40 games played, but I just can't say with confidence that he will stay hot over the long term.
But I wouldn't argue at all with anyone who takes the over. He has nine home runs already. Twenty is certainly within reach. Martinez has serious power. Whether he hits well enough over the long term to stay in the lineup to give himself a chance to display that power is the question. I'll take the under. But I wouldn't be willing to bet five bucks on it.
@Chris_Iott #TwitterTalk if JDMart stays hot, will Davis and Jackson just keep sharing play time?
— Joe Halstead (@joe_halstead) June 26, 2014
If Martinez stays hot, Rajai Davis and Austin Jackson will "share time" with him, but so will Torii Hunter, who has been inconsistent offensively and not good at all defensively this season. Jackson will see his playing time affected the least since he's their best option in center field. Expect to see Jackson in center and Martinez in left or right almost every day as long as Martinez stays hot.
@Chris_Iott can i get top 5 MLB ballpark power ranking?
— Justin Samland (@justin_samland) May 31, 2014
I get asked this question or a version of it quite often. Again, some ground rules: There are a small number of ballparks, mostly for teams in the National League East, that I haven't been to. Also, when I rate ballparks, I have a different agenda than fans. I don't sit in the stands, for one, so my view is different.
When I rate ballparks, it's more, "Could I work here?" than it is, "How nice is the ballpark?" I judge ballparks on scenic value, just as fans do, but also based on how much I enjoy the city it is located in and whether the elevators work, among other things.
Enough with setting guidelines. Here are the top 5:
- PNC Park, Pittsburgh: The views are unbelievable. The river and the boats and the bridges and the Pittsburgh skyline make the view from the press box great. The city itself is underrated.
- AT&T Park, San Francisco: Spectacular views. Fantastic city. Love this trip.
- Safeco Field, Seattle: The ballpark is just cool. Watching the roof open or close is more interesting than it sounds. I never get sick of spending time in Seattle.
- Target Field, Minneapolis: Great ballpark. Watched a game here on a day off once. (Trust me, this is rare.)
- Petco Park, San Diego: Only one visit, but I was hooked. Lots of legitimate contenders for the fifth spot on this list though.
@Chris_Iott what the heck happened to "Inside the Tigers" every monday??
— Nick Joseph (@nickjoseph) June 23, 2014
Since "Inside the Tigers" -- a weekly feature that used to appear each Monday morning -- disappeared months ago and you're the first person to ask me about it, well, I guess replacing it was a good decision.
Seriously, our weekly Tigers features get changed up occasionally. Inside the Tigers is gone, but "5 things to watch" now appears each Monday morning in its place.
@Chris_Iott With the way Suarez is playing, will Jose Iglesias become expendable?
— Joe Martinez (@JoeM3120) June 27, 2014
How did this sneak in here?
Seriously, Suarez has 50 at-bats in the majors. Why are so many fans so sure that Suarez is talented enough to be the everyday shortstop for a World Series contender?
If you don't ask me this next week, I'm sure someone will. By then I'll be more qualified since Suarez will probably have 65 career at-bats.
@Chris_Iott Without an accompanying music video, I understand none of this.
— HookSlide (@HookSlideBYB) June 25, 2014
I know, right? Wait no further. Paul Westerberg is awesome. Here's him doing "Here Comes a Regular."
Twitter Talk comes once every seven days. It's like church, but it's less of a time commitment. While you're eagerly awaiting next week's version, feel free to follow me on Twitter.
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On this course you'll be introduced to the key principles of accounting and finance, and learn just how important financial reporting and economic performance are to any organisation. Applying your accounting skills to a solid foundation of business knowledge, you'll investigate the current challenges facing real businesses.
With accreditations and exemptions from six professional accountancy bodies, this course will enable you to develop the knowledge and experience that are important to employers. Students on this course have gone on to work for organisations such as Kraft Foods, Deutsche Bank and Ernst & Young.
If you're looking to start this course in 2017, it's important to know that the content and structure are undergoing a substantial review and are likely to be different to what is outlined here. We'll publish more detailed information about the changes over the next few months. If you're starting in 2016, the course content/structure won't be affected by the review.
*This course is subject to approval.
Summary of our new course
Prepare for a career in accountancy, finance or management with our practical, flexible course. Based at our City Centre Campus, you'll study in a modern and professional environment and engage with local, national and international businesses.
Taught by academics with professional and industrial experience, the hands-on nature of the course will ensure you develop the skills sought by employers. As well as having the chance to study abroad, you will also have the option to undertake a placement during the course, where you can apply your skills, knowledge and experience.
Our course is aligned to a range of internationally recognised professional accounting bodies and offers fast track progression to professional accounting qualifications.
This course covers a range of areas such as accounting, taxation, business economics and law, strategic decision-making and management. It's aligned to the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) qualification so you can gain maximum exemptions from exams.
With real-life briefs and projects to work on, we also encourage you to get involved in competitions such as the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) Global Business Challenge, where you present a business case study in teams.
This course offers you the choice of studying for the conventional three years or undertaking an additional professional placement for a year at no extra cost. A year of work experience will not only provide you with real-world experience of your subject, but will also give your employability credentials a substantial boost.
As part of their studies, previous students have worked with renowned names such as AXA Investments, Bentley, Goodyear Dunlop and Volkswagen.
With our practice-based approach to teaching, you'll have the chance to learn from professionally qualified, experienced academics who continue to work with industry. They've worked for companies such as KPMG, BMW and Cadbury Schweppes.
Our next University-wide Open Day will take place on Saturday 8 October 2016. Come along to find out more about our courses and see our facilities.
Please note: we are currently reviewing our entire course provision for 2017/18. Details will be included in your registration email.
We accept a range of qualifications, the most popular of which are detailed below.
At the point of enrolment you must have GCSE English Language and Mathematics at Grade C or above. Equivalent qualifications will be considered.
280 UCAS tariff points from A/AS Level with a minimum of 2 A Levels
|Typical Offers
|UK Qualification
|Requirements 2016/17
|GCE A Level/ AS Level
|280 UCAS Tariff points from a minimum of 2 A Levels (BBC offer made in grades). This may also include General Studies and Critical Thinking. Remaining points can be made up with AS Levels in different subjects. AS Level in the same subject of an A Level will not be accepted.
|Access to Higher Education Diploma
|45 Credits Level 3, 15 credits Level 2 including Level 2 English Language and Maths for all programmes
|BTEC National Diploma (12-units not including early years)
|D*D* or combined with other level 3 qualifications to achieve a minimum total of 280 UCAS points
|BTEC Extended Diploma (18-units not including early years)
|DMM - 280 UCAS points
|BTEC Subsidiary Diploma/ National Award (6-units not including early years)
|Combined with other level 3 qualifications to achieve a minimum total of 280 UCAS points
|International Baccalaureate Diploma
|28 points overall
|Irish Leaving Certificate
|Minimum of 280 UCAS points
|Scottish Higher/ Advanced Higher
|Minimum of 280 UCAS points
|Welsh Baccalaureate (core plus options)
|120 tariff points combined with other level 3 qualifications to achieve a minimum total of 280 UCAS points
|Other qualifications
|If you have a qualification that is not listed in the table please refer to our full entry requirements on UCAS.
Further guidance on tariff points can be found on the UCAS website.
|EU/Non-EU (International) Qualifications
|Requirements 2016/17
|6.0 overall with 5.5 minimum in all bands
|International Baccalaureate Diploma (or equivalent, including internationally accredited Foundation courses).
|28 points overall
Country-specific entry requirements and qualifications.
International students who cannot meet the direct entry requirements can begin their degree studies at Birmingham City University International College (BCUIC).
For direct entry onto the second year you must demonstrate competence equivalent to that achieved by a year one student such as an equivalent accountancy qualification (the AAT qualification, ACCA Fundamentals, Papers 1-3, or CIMA Certificate in Business Accounting) or an HND in Business and Finance and distinctions in four subjects.
The programme welcomes applications from students who have significant relevant work or life experience but who may not necessarily meet all of the published academic requirements for their chosen course. The University must be satisfied that your work or life experience is equivalent to the qualifications that other applicants will be studying. We want all of our students to succeed and will only offer a place where we believe that an applicant is capable of completing their chosen course with a strong final degree classification.
The admissions team will be pleased to discuss individual circumstances with prospective students.
If you're considering applying for this course to start in September 2017 onwards, it's important to know that the UCAS tariff system is changing.
UCAS tariff points – the points system most universities use to compare different qualifications – will be introducing a new system on how points are calculated.
From A/AS Level with a minimum of 2 A Levels
If you are a full-time undergraduate applicant for 2016/17, and show particular potential, we may be able to make you an unconditional offer if you make us first choice and satisfy certain criteria.
To be considered you must hold, or be predicted to achieve:
280 points or above from three A levels (equivalent to grades BBC or above)
predicted DMM at BTEC level
You will also be required to attend an interview.
|BA (Hons)
|Sep 2016
|3 years
|£9,000 per year
|Apply via UCAS
|BA (Hons)
|Sep 2016
|4 years
|£9,000 per year
|Apply via UCAS
|BA (Hons)
|Sep 2017
|3 years
|£9,250 per year
|Apply via UCAS
|BA (Hons)
|Sep 2017
|4 years
|£9,250 per year
|Apply via UCAS
|BA (Hons)
|Sep 2016
|3 years
|£12,000 per year
|BA (Hons)
|Sep 2016
|4 years
|£12,000 per year
|BA (Hons)
|Sep 2017
|3 years
|£12,000 per year
|Apply via UCAS
|BA (Hons)
|Sep 2017
|4 years
|£12,000 per year
|Apply via UCAS
If you're unable to use the online form for any reason, you can complete our PDF application form instead.
The University reserves the right to increase fees broadly in line with increases in inflation, or to reflect changes in government funding policies or changes agreed by Parliament.
UK and EU students applying for most undergraduate degree courses in the UK will need to apply through UCAS.
The Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) is a UK organisation responsible for managing applications to university and college.
There are three ways to apply:
You will need to complete our International Application Form and submit it together with scan copies of your original academic transcripts and certificates.
Our in-country representatives can help you make your application and apply for a visa. They can also offer advice on travel, living in the UK and studying abroad.
If you are applying for an undergraduate degree or a Higher National Diploma (HND), you can apply through the UK's Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS).
You can request a printed form from your school or nearest British Council office. You will be charged for applying through UCAS. Birmingham City University's UCAS code is B25 BCITY.
There are no compulsory additional costs or charges associated with studying on this course. While you may choose to purchase personal copies of text books, all our key text books are available from our library or online (subject to normal library loan and online access arrangements).
Based on the past experience of our students, you might find it helpful to set aside about £50 for each year of your studies for your personal stationery and study materials. All our students are provided with 100 free pages of printing each year to a maximum total value of £15.
Your personal statement is a highly important part of your application. It gives you a crucial opportunity to say why you're applying and why the institution should accept you.
Here are the key areas you'll need to address:
Why does this course appeal? What areas are of particular interest?
If you have a specific career in mind, say how your chosen course will help you pursue this goal.
Mention any work that is relevant to your subject, highlighting the skills and experience gained.
Highlight skills gained at school/college, eg summer schools or mentoring activities.
eg Duke of Edinburgh Award, Young Enterprise scheme.
You should also mention your future plans – if you're planning to take a year out, don't forget to give your reasons. Talk about any subjects you're studying that don't have a formal assessment and any sponsorships or placements you've applied for. And don't be scared to add in details about your social, sports or leisure interests.
Get more information on writing personal statements.
Search our Frequently Asked Questions for a range of information about our courses and studying here.
We offer further information on possible undergraduate financial support. This includes the type of loans, grants and scholarships available both from the government and from Birmingham City University.
To begin with you'll explore the fundamentals of financial accounting and management accounting alongside business economics and law. You'll also develop your professional and financial skills, helping you to push enhance your IT skills and think about your career aims.
You share your first year with Accounting students, giving you the flexibility to change courses before your second year. This means that if you've developed an interest or passion in another degree, it's not too late to change.
You'll share a common first year with students on all other accounting courses, introducing you to the fundamentals of financial accounting, management accounting, business, economics and law. You'll also develop your professional and financial skills, helping you to enhance your IT skills and think about your career aims.
This enables you to explore the core principles of accounting and finance and develop an understanding of the areas that interest you most. At the end of your first year, you'll have the opportunity to choose a pathway and specialise based on your areas of interest.
Business Economics and Law
30 credits
Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
30 credits
Fundamentals of Management Accounting
30 credits
Professional and Financial Skills
30 credits
The second year looks at management accounting applications, financial reporting and taxation. You'll also study the key principles of audit and assurance and finance.
Management Accounting Applications
30 credits
Financial Reporting
30 credits
30 credits
Business Finance Decisions (Autumn term)
15 credits
Principles of Audit and Assurance (Spring term)
15 credits
You can choose to do a placement year before starting your final year of study, with no extra tuition fees. We'll help you gain work experience in a relevant role for a whole year, putting you way ahead of the competition when it comes to job hunting. We have great industry links and our students have worked with British Gas, the NHS and Toys R Us.
In your final year, you study advanced financial reporting, performance management and financial strategy. You can choose to study further finance or accountancy option modules or undertake an individual research project of your choice.
In the final year you undertake 60 credits per term made up from core and optional modules. Those not marked core are your options.
Advanced Financial Reporting (core)
30 credits
Managing Performance (core)
30 credits
Statistical Decision Making (Autumn term)
15 credits
Comparative Financial Systems (Autumn term)
15 credits
Statistical Modelling (Spring term)
15 credits
International Corporate Finance (Spring term)
15 credits
Financial Strategy
30 credits
Placement Project
30 credits
Dissertation (not available if you take a Placement Project)
30 credits
This course is underpinned by theoretical learning, but you'll also benefit from applying this to real situations and case studies. This helps you to develop a portfolio of analytical, problem-solving and decision-making skills.
You'll spend around three to five hours a week in lectures and about eight to 10 hours a week in seminars, where you'll discuss work in depth with your tutor and your group.
You'll get to take part in a number of trips and visits to businesses and industry events. There are also a number of extra curricular student projects, challenges and competitions that you can take part in.
Local opportunities include our Leadership Challenge which sees students boost their skills with briefs from real companies. You could help to improve big local brands through a 'Birmingham Made Me' project or even take on paid project work.
You'll get the chance to be involved with the nationwide Uni Popshop challenge. Recently a team of Business School students went to London's bustling Spitalfields Market to trade goods for a social enterprise project.
Students can enter every year and as well as developing real-life accounting and business skills, there's even a chance to win some great prizes.
|Time in lectures, seminars and similar
|Time in independent study
|Written exams
Rohiel Khaliq is a first year student who is enjoying the course and the opportunities it has given him. Rohiel came to a Birmingham City University after visiting an Open Day where he met teachers and current students, who impressed him with their insights and advice. He hopes to undertake a placement at the end of his second year which will increase his chances of getting onto a good graduate scheme at the end of his degree.
The course is challenging and provides you with all the tools necessary for life after graduation. The whole faculty is geared towards helping its students and providing the best service to them.
Accredited by the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT) for the purpose of eligibility to apply for full membership with that body.
We have been approved under ACCA's Approved Learning Partner - student tuition (ALP-st) programme and given the award of Platinum Level Tuition Provider.
This means you can be sure:
To gain accreditation you must successfully complete the following modules:
Accredited by the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA) for the purpose of exemption from some professional examinations.
Accredited by the Association of International Accountants (AIA) for the purpose of exemption from some professional examinations.
Accredited by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales for the purpose of exemption from some professional examinations.
Accredited by The Institute of Financial Accountants (IFA) for the purpose of exemption from some professional examinations.
If you are interested in undertaking part of your studies abroad, the Erasmus scheme may be of interest to you. It allows higher education students to study for part of their degree in another European country.
It is open to undergraduates in their second year (or above) and offers a unique opportunity to enhance your CV and experience new cultures. If you study with us you will have access to an Erasmus co-ordinator, who can provide information about which institutions we have links with.
If you want to specialise further you can continue your studies with us on a range of postgraduate courses such as MSc Accountancy and Finance, MBA, MSc Management Programmes and many more.
You can also gain exemptions from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) qualifications and certain exemptions from Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) professional body examinations. We'll support you if you want to pursue these once you graduate.
Audit Executive for Ernst & Young
With a clear view of the road to his chosen profession ahead of him, and the endorsement of friends who had already graduated, Rajinder chose Birmingham City University for his Accountancy course.
Rajinder is now an Audit Executive for Ernst & Young, and looks forward to developing a successful career within Finance, either in practice or industry.
Everything we teach on the course is designed to prepare you for employment in the industry after you graduate. You gain industry insights, collaborate on projects and take on self-directed study, so that you can use all the theory and concepts of accounting and finance in real-world situations.
The course teaches you to make important financial decisions, conduct effective performance management, prepare accounts and give sound financial advice.
As well as accounting skills, you'll learn how to judge economic environments and understand how accountancy and finance influences and impacts upon a business.
We teach you how to use the programmes and software that you'll use frequently when you graduate. This includes Sage accounting software, Microsoft Excel and Minitab.
One of our former students Hilda Burke used her knowledge of accountancy software to form HBBA Corporate Business Services Ltd during her studies. With the help of our Concept Factory, she built a start-up that specialised in tailor-made bookkeeping and accounting solutions for businesses.
As a Business School student you'll have the option of taking a paid work placement in your third year. This will provide you with structured, hands-on work experience before starting your career.
Our students find it invaluable to apply all the skills and knowledge they've learnt to a real-work environment. For example, Louise Hooper spent her placement year working as a Junior Analyst with Clearwater Corporate Finance.
She found that it helped her to differentiate herself from other graduates, gave her great insights into the corporate finance cycle and boosted her confidence when it came to applying for jobs. She became such a valuable part of the team that they asked her to stay on for an extra eight weeks.
If you don't take a full-year placement, you can still gain a short-term placement while you study. Our dedicated Placements Office is always happy to help.
OpportUNIty: Student Jobs on Campus ensures that our students are given a first opportunity to fill many part-time temporary positions within the University. This allows you to work while you study with us, fitting the job around your course commitments. By taking part in the scheme, you will gain valuable experiences and employability skills, enhancing your prospects in the job market.
It will also allow you to become more involved in University life by delivering, leading and supporting many aspects of the learning experience, from administration to research and mentoring roles.
Through our courses we give you the skills and experience needed to get a head start when applying for jobs. But we offer something extra too – Graduate+.
Our unique programme gives you the chance to develop valuable skills outside of the more formal classroom learning. We award points for Graduate+ activities (including firewalking!) and these can be put towards a final Graduate+ award.
Many of our graduates move on to exciting roles within accounting and finance. Rajindar Kumar completed his ACCA exams with us before becoming an Audit Executive for Ernst & Young.
Because of the range of areas our course covers, students also go on to more diverse careers. We've seen graduates go into roles as fraud officers, hedge fund analysts and office managers.
Birmingham City University is a vibrant and multicultural university in the heart of a modern and diverse city. We welcome many international students every year – there are currently students from more than 80 countries among our student community.
The University is conveniently placed, with Birmingham International Airport nearby and first-rate transport connections to London and the rest of the UK.
Our international pages contain a wealth of information for international students who are considering applying to study here, including:
International student Ally Hirji came to our course from Tanzania. He has found our competitions and industry challenges hugely beneficial. Following his involvement in our Employability Challenge Week, he went to Germany to represent us and the UK at a student event.
Students also come to us because of our globally recognised ACCA Platinum approved status. It gives them assurance that they're joining a quality course with high standards and excellent pass rates.
International students who have a serious interest in studying with us but who perhaps cannot meet the direct entry requirements, academic or English, or who have been out of education for some time, can enter Birmingham City University International College (BCUIC) and begin their degree studies.
BCUIC is part of the global Navitas Group, an internationally recognised education provider, and the partnership allows students to access the University's facilities and services and move seamlessly through to achieving a Bachelor's degree from Birmingham City University.
Our students come from around the world but our accounting and finance course is most popular with international students from:
Our students have gone on to work with companies such as:
We are constantly investing in our estate and are currently in the process of spending £260 million on new learning facilities.
This course is based at our City Centre Campus – and specifically The Curzon Building, alongside other Social Sciences, Law, Business and English students.
The £63m building offers students a unique social learning space, including a dedicated student hub incorporating student support services, in the heart of Birmingham's Eastside development.
The Business floors house an extensive number of IT facilities, breakout areas, and specialised rooms. The Marketing Link Agency is designed to replicate a modern marketing firm, allowing students to get real-life experience of working in the marketing sector. There is also the City Trading Room, which features state of the art stock market tracking equipment, keeping you up to date with all the financial comings and goings of the London Stock Exchange and Wall Street.
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What do atheists believe - do they believe in anything at all? Are atheists just rebels? Are they going through a phase? There are lots of questions about atheism and atheists regarding the beliefs which go along with atheism. Many would would never occur if people understood atheism better; nevertheless, because they come up so often they deserve to be answered.
Tell me, how can someone/you believe in NOTHING?
This particular question is based upon a misunderstanding of what atheism is. Many theists seem to think that atheists don't believe in anything at all - evidently, we have no goals, no ideals, and no beliefs whatsoever.
Belief vs. Disbelief
People's misunderstanding about the nature of atheism can sometimes be traced to a misunderstanding about the nature of disbelief. Is disbelief in an idea the same as believing that the idea isn't true?
Aren't you just rebelling against your family, your church, and/or society?
There is a common perception that atheists are people who are simply looking for some way to rebel. Perhaps they are rebelling against a religious family; perhaps they are rebelling against a church which has made too many demands upon them; perhaps they are rebelling against a society which they regard as overly restrictive.
Is atheism just a phase you are going through?
This sort of question is asked much more often of young atheists than of adults, perhaps because young people do go through a number of "phases" during which they explore various ideas, philosophies, and positions.
Do People Choose to be Atheists?
Many theists argue that people "choose" to be atheists and, hence, will be held accountable for such a (sinful) choice. But is atheism chosen? Are any beliefs chosen at all?
Why do you think you are right?
Yes, it is true that smarter people than I have accepted theism and religion - but so what? Smarter people than you have rejected your brand of theism and your brand of religion in favor of some other sort of theism and religion. Smarter people than you have rejected theism and religion entirely, leading an entirely atheistic and irreligious life. So what?
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8-Millville at 1-Williamstown. 5-Absegami at 4-Atlantic City. 6-Southern at 3-Washington Twp. 7-Toms River North at 2-Eastern.
DEFENDING CHAMPION: None.
Williamstown: One of the top Group 5s in the state, Williamstown has a formidable duo in the backfield with the bruising John Chamberlin and the all-purpose Marques Little and QB Doug Banks. The defense is solid and starts with Derek Lauria, who leads a strong unit with Julian Taylor, Kali Boyce, Buddy Brown, Mike Anderson and Marcus Riley.
Eastern: The team stumbled last week against Lenape, but it's two other losses are to two of South Jersey's best in Timber Creek and Williamstown. Has wins over Clearview and Washington Twp. to its credit. Tom Flacco is one of the area's top passers and it helps to have Ohio State commit Eli Woodard.
Washington Twp.: Only loss of the season came to Eastern, a 9-6 decision to start the season. Team is coming off a resounding win over Clearview. QB Thomas Hildebrand leads a balanced offense with Andrew O'Neill and John Williams. DJ Brown and Joseph Cotton lead the defense.
Atlantic City: The two losses are a five-point (24-19) game to Millville and a three-point decision to St. Joseph (Hamm.). This team is certainly battle test and capped off the regular season with a win over its first-round opponent, Absegami. Jarren McBryde and Dayshawn Reynolds are a terrific pass-catch combo.
Absegami: All three of its losses are by less than 10 points. This team is dangerous with Rashad Kinlaw and David Hood. They will take on Atlantic City in one of the better first-round matchups in the state. The winner certainly has a chance at making the final, but it's not an easy round.
Southern, Toms River North and Millville are all very strong lower seeds in what is a very strong bracket, possibly the strongest of the five South Jersey brackets.
Absegami at Atlantic City.
Derek Lauria, Williamstown: The LB is all over the field, as he's accumluated 94 tackles, five sacks and three forced fumbles. He's made double-digit tackles in all but two games, with his 22-tackle performance on Sept. 21 against Cherokee.
Eli Woodard, Eastern: The Ohio State commit is outstanding on the defensive side of the ball, which is where he'll be playing at the next level as a DB. He's also played an integral role in the Tom Flacco-led passing game as he's caught 32 passes for 607 yards.
DJ Brown, Washington Twp.: Double-digit tackles in a game aren't easy to come by, but Brown has managed to do it in every game, including 19 against Eastern and 24 against Seneca. Has an eye-popping 124 tackles, included 88 solo, with 2 1/2 sacks and a fumble recovery.
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Rashad Kinlaw, Absegami: He's just starting to return to form after missing a majority of the season with a broken leg he suffered over the summer. As the Notre Dame recruit continues to get better, so does his team.
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From Fortune 500 companies to spelling bees and science fairs, immigrants and their children figure prominently as achievers, entrepreneurs and innovators across our country. They also make enormous contributions to the economy.
These conclusions are backed up by some striking statistics in Franziska Castillo's article, "Safe Havens," in Latina magazine's March 2012 issue. The article featured Dayton, Ohio, where AFSC helped develop and is contributing to the "Welcome Dayton Plan," a city resolution that recognizes immigrants as key partners in economic development – and paves the way for their success.
The potential for immigrants to spur economic development, stabilize neighborhoods and revitalize cities comes as no surprise to Migwe Kimemia, director of AFSC's Dayton program.
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Years ago, Sudanese children helped show the world what was happening in Darfur through their drawings. Their skillful renderings of bombs being dropped on villages drew media attention and stood in contrast with government claims. Now, people stand in line at Dayton's International Festival to receive gorgeous temporary tattoos from Sudanese women whose special approach to drawing has become a microenterprise.
At the AFSC office, Cirilo Modi, another refugee from the Sudan war, is also sharing his talents. The sewing skills he learned in a refugee camp helped him land a job operating industrial sewing machines at a Dayton factory. Now, in addition to working full time, going to community college, and raising a large family, he is volunteering his time to help other immigrants learn the skills they need to qualify for similar opportunities. He also serves on AFSC's Dayton Program Committee and is executive director of the new Dayton African Community Center.
Migwe notes that not only are refugees eager to land on their feet and contribute to the local economy, but they also have important gifts to offer in a variety of workplace and community settings. Nursing homes are a foreign concept in many African countries, for example. But respect for the elderly and traditions of home care help many African workers bring a special touch to nursing homes in the US – one that leaves patients feeling well cared for and highly appreciative. Teachers similarly note the respectful attitude and academic engagement refugee children show in schools that are too often sabotaged by the effects of violence and poverty in the surrounding neighborhoods.
As the "Welcome Dayton Plan" unfolds in the coming months and years, AFSC will help facilitate a fair trade approach to business development in the city. When women from Burundi make traditional clothing and necklaces to sell in Dayton's emerging international quarter, we hope they will use materials procured from their home country, contributing to sustainable livelihoods in both places. And we know that as Dayton welcomes its newest residents and embraces their gifts, the whole city will benefit. The numbers on that are in.


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How's 2013 shaping up for MB real estate?
It's been good luck that Dave's been quoted recently by a couple of local media sources on that very question. (Here's the LA Times front-page story, and here a new story from the Easy Reader.)
We've tried to say just what anyone else looking at the data and working on the front lines would say.
In the LA Times:
"Last year was gangbusters," said Dave Fratello, an agent with the REAL Group in Manhattan Beach... "We flipped very quickly from a buyer's market to a seller's market.... "Everybody is shaking their heads," Fratello said. "This is crazy."
In the Easy Reader:
"Any well-priced desirable property seems to draw three to five offers at least, and that drives prices up," [Fratello] said.... "For better or worse, I predict a crazy spring with higher prices and more bidding wars. I don't see what's going to stop the momentum in the next few months." These are honest opinions about where we stand, and what's ahead.
Some totally separate questions are:
You'll notice that these are not esoteric questions. They're concrete.
If you're in the midst of a house search, you may or may not have time for the "big" questions. Most likely, you just want to get it done.
And if the market looks like it's going up, those "esoteric," "big-picture" questions about price trends don't resonate. Low rates for financing seem to make purchase price less of a consideration.
This is where we are.
Some MB Confidential readers who go way-way back with us are going to notice the contrast between Dave's line today and back in 2007.
MBC's first post began with the premise that prices were dropping in Manhattan Beach. That was early 2007. The evidence seemed clear, but it wasn't a point that was acknowledged in polite conversation. Someone had to say it.
Prices did drop, a lot, in the years that followed. We documented that, daily, and the gradual recovery that began in 2010.
But now the market's back, fairly roaring, and we have to say that, too. What's true matters.
And what's next? Markets don't switch directions suddenly. If your window is 3-6 months, expect more of what we see now. Beyond that, the "esoteric" questions start to be more interesting.
What's next at MBC? Big changes to the site are just around the corner. Stay tuned!
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