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Andrew Hardie
A list of my publications
Title links either go to an online version of the text, or to further publication details if the text is not available online.
McEnery, T and Hardie A (forthcoming) Foundations of Corpus Linguistics.
McEnery, T, Hardie, A and Younis, N (eds) (forthcoming) Arabic Corpus Linguistics.
McEnery, T and Hardie, A (2012) Corpus
Linguistics: Method, Theory and Practice.
P, Hardie A and McEnery, T (2006)
A Glossary of
Corpus Linguistics.
Journal articles
Gregory, I, Baron, A, Murrieta-Flores, P, Hardie, A and Rayson, P. (forthcoming). Geographical Text Analysis: Using GIS to map and analyse large volumes of text.
Hu, X, Xiao, R and Hardie, A (in press) How do English translations differ from native English writings? A multi-feature statistical model for linguistic variation analysis.
Gregory, I, Atkinson, A, Hardie, A, Joulain-Jay, A, Kershaw, D, Porter, C, Rayson, P and Rupp, CJ (2016) From digital resources to historical scholarship with the British Library 19th Century Newspaper Collection. Journal of Siberian Federal University: Humanities and Social Sciences 9(4): 994-1006.
Semino, E, Demjén, Z, Demmen, J, Koller, V, Payne, S, Hardie, A, Rayson, P (2017) The online use of 'Violence' and 'Journey' metaphors by cancer patients, as compared with health professionals: a mixed methods study. BMJ Supportive and Palliative Care 2017(7): 60-66.
Demmen, J, Semino, E, Demjén, Z, Koller, V, Hardie, A, Rayson, P and Payne, S (2015) A computer-assisted study of the use of Violence metaphors for cancer and end of life by patients, family carers and health professionals. International Journal of Corpus Linguistics 20(2): 205-231.
Murrieta-Flores, P, Baron, A, Gregory, I, Hardie, A and Rayson, P (2015) Automatically analysing large texts in a GIS environment: The Registrar General's reports and cholera in the nineteenth century. Transactions in GIS 19(2): 296-320 .
Hardie, A (2014) Modest XML for Corpora: Not a standard, but a suggestion. ICAME Journal 38: 73-103.
Hardie, A (2012) CQPweb – combining power, flexibility and usability in a corpus analysis tool. International Journal of Corpus Linguistics 17 (3): 380-409. [alternative link]
Hardie, A, Lohani, R and Yadava, YP (2011) Extending corpus annotation of Nepali: advances in tokenisation and lemmatisation. Himalayan Linguistics 10 (1): 151-165.
Gregory, I and Hardie, A (2011) Visual GISting: Bringing together corpus linguistics and Geographical Information Systems. Literary and Linguistic Computing 26 (3): 297-314.
Hardie, A and McEnery, T (2010) On two traditions in corpus linguistics, and what they have in common. International Journal of Corpus Linguistics 15 (3): 384-394.
Hardie, A and Mudraya, O (2009) Collocational patterning in cross-linguistic perspective: adpositions in English, Nepali, and Russian. Arena Romanistica 4: 138-149.
Dunning, A., Gregory,
Prentice, S and Hardie, A (2009) Empowerment and disempowerment in the Glencairn uprising: a corpus-based critical analysis of Early Modern English news discourse. Journal of Historical Pragmatics 10(1): 23-55.
Yadava, Y.P., Hardie, A., Lohani R.R., Regmi B.N., Gurung, S., Gurung, A., McEnery, T., Allwood, J., and Hall, P. (2008). Construction and annotation of a corpus of contemporary Nepali. Corpora 3(2): 213-225.
Koller, V., Hardie, A., Rayson, P. and E. Semino (2008) Using a semantic annotation tool for the analysis of metaphor in discourse. Metaphorik.de 15. http://www.metaphorik.de/15/
Hardie, A (2008) A collocation-based approach to Nepali postpositions. Corpus Linguistics and Linguistic Theory 4(1): 19-62.
Hardie, A (2007) Part-of-speech ratios in English corpora. International Journal of Corpus Linguistics 12(1): 55-81.
Hardie, A (2007) From legacy encodings to Unicode: the graphical and logical principles in the scripts of South Asia. Language Resources and Evaluation 41(1): 1-25.
Baker, P, Hardie, A, McEnery, T, Xiao, R, Bontcheva, K, Cunningham, H, Gaizauskas, R, Hamza, O, Maynard, D, Tablan, V, Ursu, C, Jayaram, BD and Leisher, M (2004) Corpus linguistics and South Asian languages: corpus creation and tool development. Literary and Linguistic Computing 19(4): 509-524.
Hardie, A and McEnery, T (2003) The were-subjunctive in British rural dialects: marrying corpus and questionnaire data. Computers and the Humanities 37(2): 205-228.
Chapters in edited volumes
Gregory, I, Donaldson, C, Hardie, A and Rayson, P (in press) Modelling space and time in historical texts. In: Flanders, J and Jannidis, F (eds) The Shape of Data in Digital Humanities: Modeling Texts and Text-based Materials. Routledge.
McEnery, T and Hardie, A (in press) Neo-Firthian corpus linguistics. In: Waugh, LR, Joseph, JE and Monville-Burston, M (eds) The Cambridge History of Linguistics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Hardie, A (2016) Infrastructure for analysis of the CEPhiT corpus: implementation and applications of corpus annotation and indexing. In: Moskowich, I, Camiña Rioboo, G, Lareo, I and Crespo, B (eds) 'The Conditioned and the Unconditioned': Late Modern English Texts on Philosophy, pp 61-76. John Benjamins.
Hardie, A (2016) Corpus linguistics. In Allan, K (ed.) The Routledge Handbook of Linguistics, pp. 502-515. Routledge.
Gregory, I, Cooper, D, Hardie, A and Rayson, P (2015). Spatializing and analyzing digital texts: Corpora, GIS and places. In: Bodenhamer, D, Corrigan, J and Harris, TM (eds) Deep Maps and Spatial Narratives. Bloomington: Indiana University Press.
Gregory, I, Baron, A, Cooper, D, Hardie, A, Murrieta-Flores, P and Rayson, P (2014) Crossing boundaries: Using GIS in literary studies, history and beyond. In: Hueber, J and Mendes da Silva, A (eds) Keys for architectural history research in the digital era. Institut national d'histoire de l'art Actes de colloques. http://inha.revues.org/4931 .
Hardie, A (2014) XML encoding for spoken learner (and other) corpora: a modest approach. In: Ishikawa, S (ed.) Learner corpus studies in Asia and the world. Vol. 2. Papers from LCSAW2014, pp. 49-62. Kobe, Japan: School of Languages and Communication, Kobe University.
McEnery, T and Hardie, A (2013) The history of corpus linguistics. In: Allan, K (ed.) The Oxford Handbook of the History of Linguistics. Oxford University Press, pp. 727-746.
Hardie, A, McEnery, T, and Piao, SS (2010) A corpus-based approach to text reuse in the newsbooks of the Commonwealth. In: Dooley, B (ed.) The Dissemination of News and the Emergence of Contemporaneity in Early Modern Europe, pp. 251-286. Ashgate.
Hardie, A, Lohani, RR, Regmi, BR, and Yadava, YP (2009) A morphosyntactic categorisation scheme for the automated analysis of Nepali. In: Singh, R. (ed.) Annual Review of South Asian Languages and Linguistics 2009, pp. 171-196. Mouton de Gruyter.
Hardie, A and McEnery, T (2009) Corpus linguistics and historical contexts: text reuse and the expression of bias in early modern English journalism. In: Bowen, R, Mobärg, M and Ohlander, S (eds) (2009) Corpora and discourse – and stuff: papers in honour of Karin Aijmer, pp. 59-92. Gothenburg Studies in English 96. Göteborg: Acta Universitatis Gothoburgensis.
Hardie, A (2009) First language acquisition. In: Culpeper, J., Katamba, F. Kerswill, P., Wodak, R. and McEnery, T. (eds.) English Language: Description, Variation and Context, pp. 609-624. Houndmills: Palgrave.
Hardie, A (2009) Corpus linguistics and the languages of
Hardie, A, Baker, P, McEnery, T and Jayaram, BD (2006) Corpus-building for South Asian languages. In: Saxene, A and Borin, L (eds.) Lesser-known languages in South Asia: Status and Policies, Case Studies and Applications of Information Technology, pp. 211-242. Mouton de Gruyter.
Hardie, A and McEnery, T (2006) Statistics. In: Brown, K (ed.) Encyclopaedia of Language
and Linguistics, 2nd edition, vol. 12: 138-146.
Hardie, A (2005) Automated
part-of-speech analysis of Urdu: conceptual and technical issues. In:
Yadava, Y, Bhattarai, G, Lohani, RR, Prasain, B and
Parajuli, K (eds.) Contemporary issues in
Nepalese linguistics, pp. 48-72. Kathmandu: Linguistic Society of
Hardie, A, Levin, E and Pęzik, P (2005) Analiza morfologiczno-składniowa korpusów ("Part-of-speech tagging"). In: Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk, B (ed.) Podstawy językoznawsta korpusowego ("Foundations of Corpus Linguistics"). Łódź, Poland: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego.
McEnery, T, Baker, JP and Hardie, A (2000a) Swearing and abuse in modern British English. In: Lewandowska-Tomaszczyk, B and Melia, PJ (eds.) PALC '99: Practical Applications in Language Corpora, pp. 37-48. Peter Lang.
McEnery, T, Baker, JP and Hardie, A (2000b) Assessing
claims about language use with corpus data – swearing and abuse. In:
Kirk, J (ed.) Corpora Galore.
Papers in peer-reviewed conference proceedings
Evert, S and Hardie, A (2015) Ziggurat: A new data model and indexing format for large annotated text corpora. In: Bañski, Piotr; Biber, Hanno; Breiteneder, Evelyn; Kupietz, Marc; Lüngen, Harald; Witt, Andreas (eds.) Proceedings of the 3rd Workshop on Challenges in the Management of Large Corpora (CMLC-3). Mannheim: Institut für Deutsche Sprache, pp. 21-27.
Rupp, CJ, Rayson, P, Gregory, I, Hardie, A, Joulain-Jay, A and Hartmann, D (2014) Dealing with heterogeneous big data when geoparsing historical corpora. In: Proceedings of the 2014 IEEE International Conference on Big Data, pp 80-83.
Rupp, CJ, Rayson, P, Baron, A, Donaldson, C, Gregory, I, Hardie, A and Murrieta-Flores, P (2013) Customising geoparsing and georeferencing for historical texts. In: Proceedings of the 2013 IEEE International Conference on Big Data, pp. 59-62. [alternative link]
Gregory, I, Baron, A, Murrieta-Flores, P, Hardie, A, Rayson, P and Rupp, CJ (2013) Geographical Text Analysis: GIS approaches to analysing large volumes of texts. In: Proceedings of GISRUK 2013.
Michaud, A, Guillaume, S, Hardie, A and Todam M (2012) Combining documentation and research: Ongoing work on an endangered language. In Xiong, D et al. (eds.), Proceedings of IALP 2012 (2012 International Conference on Asian Language Processing), pp. 169-172. Hanoi, Vietnam: MICA Institute, Hanoi University of Science and Technology. [alternative link]
Evert, S and Hardie, A (2011) Twenty-first century Corpus Workbench: Updating a query architecture for the new millennium. In: Proceedings of the Corpus Linguistics 2011 conference. University of Birmingham, UK.
Hardie, A (2007) Collocational properties of adpositions in Nepali and English. In: Proceedings of the Corpus Linguistics 2007 conference.
Hardie, A, Koller, V, Rayson, P and Semino, E (2007) Exploiting a semantic annotation tool for metaphor analysis. In: Proceedings of the Corpus Linguistics 2007 conference.
Semino, E, Koller, V, Hardie, A and Rayson, P
computer-assisted approach to the analysis of metaphor variation across genres.
In: Barnden, J, Lee, M, Littlemore, J, Moon, R, Philip, G and Wallington, A
(eds.) Corpus-based approaches to
figurative language: a Corpus Linguistics 2005 colloquium, pp. 145-154.
Xiao, Z, McEnery, T, Baker, P and Hardie, A
(2004) Developing Asian language
corpora: standards and practice. In: Proceedings of the 4th Workshop on Asian Language Resources,
Hardie, A (2003) Developing a tagset for automated
part-of-speech tagging in Urdu. In: Archer, D, Rayson, P, Wilson, A,
and McEnery, T (eds.) (2003) Proceedings
of the Corpus Linguistics 2003 conference. UCREL Technical Papers Volume 16. Department of
Archer, D, McEnery, T, Rayson, P and Hardie,
A (2003) Developing
an automated semantic analysis system for Early Modern English. In:
Archer, D, Rayson, P, Wilson, A, and McEnery, T (eds.) (2003) Proceedings of the Corpus Linguistics 2003
conference. UCREL Technical Papers
Volume 16. Department of Linguistics,
Baker, P, Hardie, A, McEnery, T and Jayaram,
BD (2003) Constructing
corpora of South Asian languages. In: Archer, D, Rayson, P, Wilson, A, and McEnery, T
(eds.) (2003) Proceedings of the Corpus
Linguistics 2003 conference. UCREL
Technical Papers Volume 16. Department of Linguistics,
Baker, P, Hardie, A, McEnery, T and Jayaram, BD (2003) Corpus
data for South Asian language processing. In: Proceedings of the EACL Workshop on South Asian Languages,
Baker, P, Hardie, A, McEnery, T, Cunningham, H and Gaizauskas, R (2002) EMILLE, a 67-million word corpus of Indic languages: data collection, markup and harmonisation. In: Proceedings of LREC 2002.
Book reviews
Hardie, A (2013) Review of: Vander Viana, Sonia Zyngier and Geoff Barnbrook (eds.). 2011. Perspectives on Corpus Linguistics. Amsterdam and Philadelphia: John Benjamins. ICAME Journal 37: 266-271.
Hardie, A (2005) Review of: Lars Borin (ed). 2002. Parallel corpora, parallel worlds. Selected papers from a symposium on parallel and comparable corpora at Uppsala University, Sweden, 22–23 April, 1999. Amsterdam: Rodopi. Languages in Contrast 5(2): 291-296.
Edited conference proceedings
Formato, F and Hardie A (eds.) (2015) Corpus Linguistics 2015: Abstract Book. Lancaster: UCREL.
Hardie, A and Love, R (eds.) (2013) Corpus Linguistics 2013: Abstract Book. Lancaster: UCREL.
Rayson, P, Wilson, A, McEnery, T, Hardie, A
and Khoja, S (eds.) (2001) Proceedings
of the Corpus Linguistics 2001 conference. UCREL Technical Papers Volume 13
Special Issue. Department of Linguistics,
Baker, P, Hardie, A, McEnery, T and
Siewierska, A (eds.) (2000) Proceedings
of the Third Discourse Anaphora and Reference Resolution Colloquium (2000). UCREL Technical Papers Volume 12 Special Issue. Department of Linguistics,
Unpublished PhD thesis
Hardie, A (2004) The computational analysis of
morphosyntactic categories in Urdu. Unpublished PhD thesis,
Department of Linguistics and English Language,
Talks and conference presentations
September 2016. Nineteenth Century Newspapers in CQPweb. Invited talk at the CLARIN-PLUS workshop on "Working with Digital Collections of Newspapers", KU Leuven, Belgium.
June 2016. Some thoughts on transparent effect size measures for collocation. Invited talk at the Symposium on Collo-Phenomena, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany.
September 2015. Part-of-speech tagging in different kinds of language some theoretical bases for morphosyntactic annotation schemata. Plenary presentation at the Language and Modern Technologies 2015 conference, Tbilisi, Georgia.
May 2015. Multidimensional analysis for the masses. Presentation at the ICAME 36 conference, University of Trier, Germany.
March 2015. "Big data" in language studies: from cargo-cult science to phantom revolution. Plenary presentation at the CILC conference, University of Valladolid, Spain.
October 2014. Fundamentals of corpus statistics. Invited talk at the Department of English, University of Uppsala, Sweden.
October 2014. The statistics of collocation: from current practice to a new approach. Invited talk at the Department of English, University of Uppsala, Sweden.
October 2014. The art and science of concordance analysis. Invited talk at the Department of English, University of Uppsala, Sweden.
June 2014. Extending a corpus analysis tool to support the analysis of field data. Talk at the Department of Linguistics, University of Ghana.
June 2014. Yesterday, Today, Towards Tomorrow (with Tony McEnery). Plenary presentation at the IVACS 2014 conference, Newcastle University.
May 2014. Rethinking basic statistical techniques in corpus analysis. Plenary presentation at the International Symposium on Learner Corpus Studies in Asia and the World (LCSAW) 2014, Kobe University, Japan.
May 2014. XML encoding for spoken learner (and other) corpora: a modest approach. Plenary presentation at the International Symposium on Learner Corpus Studies in Asia and the World (LCSAW) 2014, Kobe University, Japan.
May 2014. Statistical identification of keywords, lockwords and collocations as a two-step procedure. Presentation at the ICAME 35 conference, University of Nottingham.
March 2014. Analysing EEBO-TCP as an annotated corpus. Invited talk at the Sheffield Centre for Early Modern Studies, University of Sheffield.
March 2014: The applicocausative voice in dialectal and standard Javanese: a corpus-based analysis (with Noor Malihah). Presentation at the Second Asia Pacific Corpus Linguistics Conference (APCLC 2014), Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
February 2014: The affordances of corpus analysis software in approaching EEBO-TCP. Invited presentation at the Northern Renaissance Seminar 'To set the word against the word': new directions in early modern textual analysis, Lancaster University.
January 2014. Using version control software for corpus construction. ESRC Centre for Corpus Approaches to Social Science Technical Presentation, Lancaster University.
September 2013: Transforming EEBO-TCP into a Corpus (with Paul Rayson, Alistair Baron). Presentation at the EEBO-TCP 2013 conference, University of Oxford.
June 2013: Annotation and analysis of Early Modern English corpus data. Invited presentation at the Contested Words: The Digital Analysis of Early Modern Texts workshop, University of Warwick.
June 2013: The statistics of collocation: basic principles and potential problems. Invited talk at the University of Sheffield.
May 2013: Applying cluster analysis to the problem of text-type classification (with Ghada Mohamed). Invited talk at the Institute of the Czech National Corpus, Charles University, Prague.
May 2013: Annotation and analysis: an overview of tools and techniques. Invited talk at the Institute of the Czech National Corpus, Charles University, Prague.
May 2013: Spatial analysis of corpus data using Geographical Information Systems. Invited talk at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg.
April 2013: Annotation and analysis of Early Modern corpus data. Invited presentation at Giornata di Studi – Corpus Linguistics and Historical Corpora, University of Florence.
February 2013: Wrangling large-scale data for specialised corpora. Invited presentation at the BAAL Corpus Linguistics SIG Symposium on Building and Mining Small Specialised Corpora, University of Edinburgh.
January 2013: Approaching text typology through cluster analysis in English and Arabic corpora (with Ghada Mohamed). Presentation at the LSB2013 conference, Brussels.
September 2012: Prerequisites to a corpus-based analysis of EEBO-TCP (with Alistair Baron). Presentation at the EEBO-TCP 2012 conference, University of Oxford.
September 2012. Which 'Lancaster' do you mean? Disambiguation challenges in extracting place names for Spatial Humanities (with Paul Rayson and Alistair Baron). Presentation at the Digital Humanities Congress conference 2012, University of Sheffield.
January 2012: Modest XML for Corpora. Presentation to the UCREL Corpus Research
Seminar, Department
of Linguistics,
July 2011. Research ethics in corpus linguistics
(with Tony McEnery). Presentation at the
CL2011 conference,
July 2011. Twenty-first century Corpus Workbench:
Updating a query architecture for the new millennium (with Stefan Evert). Presentation at the CL2011 conference,
May 2011: The conceptual convergence of functional-cognitive theory and neo-Firthian linguistics (with Tony McEnery). Presentation at the ICAME 32 conference, Oslo.
May 2011: The internal gradience of the adposition category: some evidence from comparable corpora of English, Nepali and Russian. Presentation at the ICAME 32 pre-conference workshop on Corpus-Based Contrastive Analysis, Oslo.
2010: Extending a corpus analysis tool to
support the analysis of field data: CQPweb and minority languages of South Asia.
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Seminar, Department
of Linguistics,
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presentation at the 5th Chicago Colloquium on Digital Humanities and
Computer Science,
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Himalayan Languages Symposium,
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in English, Nepali, and Russian. Presentation at the 28th International
conference on Lexis and Grammar,
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evidence and the internal gradience of grammatical categories in Nepali. Presentation at the 15th
Himalayan Languages Symposium,
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30 conference,
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and Geographical Information Systems (with Ian Gregory). Presentation at
the Digital Resources for the Humanities
and Arts conference 2008 (DRHA08),
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discourse of seventeenth-century
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(with Veronika Koller, Paul Rayson, and Elena Semino). Presentation at the Researching and Applying Metaphor
conference (RaAM 7),
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space: extracting and visualizing report impact from a corpus of newsbook text.
Presentation at the Places of News conference,
July 2007: Collocational properties
of adpositions in Nepali and English. Presentation at the CL2007
July 2007: Exploiting a semantic
annotation tool for metaphor analysis (with Paul Rayson, Veronika Koller,
Elena Semino). Presentation at the CL2007 conference,
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applied to Early Modern English Literature. Presentation (jointly with
Stephen Pumfrey)at the workshop on "The Electronic Revolution in Textual
Analysis", Institute for Advanced Studies,
May 2007: Quantifying syntactic
structures for keyness analysis. Presentation at the ICAME-28 conference,
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at Madan Puraskar Pustakalaya,
April 2007: The
February 2007: Prepositions in English: some thoughts towards a collocation-based
approach to grammatical categorisation. Presentation at the
December 2006: Historical text mining: corpus-based approaches to the newsbooks of the
Commonwealth. Presentation at the workshop on "Time and Space on the Way to
Modernity: The Emergence of Contemporaneity in European Culture",
December 2006: Corpora and the languages of
February 2006: A collocation-based
approach to Nepali postpositions. Presentation to the Research Issues in
Theoretical Linguistics group, Department of Linguistics,
November 2005: Exploiting the
Nepali National Corpus: postpositions and collocational patterns.
Presentation at the Conference of the Linguistic Society of
November 2005: Automated
part-of-speech analysis of Urdu: conceptual and technical issues.
Presentation at the Conference of the Linguistic Society of
November 2005: Creating and
analysing a corpus of Nepali. Presentation to the Corpus Research Group, Department of
September 2005: Foundational issues for corpus linguistics and the languages of
July 2005: How common is a noun? Part-of-speech ratios in English.
Presentation at the CL2005 conference,
June 2005: Approaching part-of-speech tagging: manual
and automatic analysis. Presentation at Madan Puraskar
2005: Written corpora: design and data
collection. Unicode, XML and XCES: corpus encoding and mark-up. Corpus
annotation. Presentations at Madan Puraskar Pustakalaya,
March 2004: Data
and software resources for natural language processing in the South Asian
languages. Presentation at EuroIndia 2004
March 2004: Tagging
a new language: a case study in Urdu. Presentation at the University of Łódź,
March 2003: Developing a tagset for automated
part-of-speech tagging in Urdu. Presentation
at the CL2003 conference,
2002: A part-of-speech tagset for Urdu. Presentation at the BAAL/CUP
Seminar on Researching the Indic Languages Diaspora in
April 2002: A
part-of-speech tagset for Urdu. Presentation to the Corpus Research Group,
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INDIANAPOLIS—For the second consecutive year, the University of Pittsburgh men's basketball program received Public Recognition from the National Collegiate Athletic Association for ranking among the nation's top-10 percent of all 336 men's basketball squads based on its Academic Progress Rate. Announced by the NCAA on Thursday, the honor takes into account academic progress, graduation and retention rates over a four-year period between the 2007-08 and 2010-11 academic years.
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Volume 2010 (2010), Article ID 737125, 7 pages
Toll-Like Receptor Initiated Host Defense against Toxoplasma gondii
Department of Microbiology and Immunology, College of Veterinary Medicine, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853, USA
Received 9 September 2009; Accepted 30 September 2009
Academic Editor: Jorge Morales-Montor
Copyright © 2010 Eric Y. Denkers. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Toxoplasma gondii is an intracellular pathogen notable for its ability to establish a stable host-parasite relationship amongst a wide range of host species and in a large percentage of the human population. Toll-like receptor signaling through MyD88 is a critical pathway in initiating defense against this opportunistic protozoan and may also be a mediator of pathology during immune dysfunction. Other MyD88 independent signaling pathways are also involved in the host-parasite interaction. These responses can be triggered by the parasite itself, but interactions with the intestinal microbiota add additional complexity during enteric infection.


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Washington • A woman studying to become a Catholic nun has been charged in the District of Columbia with smothering her newborn son, police said.
The woman, 26-year-old Sosefina Amoa, gave birth to the boy Oct. 10 in her room at the Little Sisters of the Poor elderly care facility, police said. Afraid the nuns would hear the newborn's cries and discover she lied about sexual activity, police say Amoa told investigators she smothered him by placing a wool garment over the child's mouth and nose and applying pressure.
A day later she and a nun took his body, in a small black luggage bag, to a hospital, police said.


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Agnelli's death dominated Italy's news programs and most television channels broadcast documentaries about his life and his contribution to Italy's postwar industrial revival.
Flags at Fiat's factories and offices in Italy and across Europe were lowered to half-mast.
Former prime minister Giulio Andreotti, who with Agnelli shared much of the glory of Italy's industrial revival after World War II, also paid tribute to the late tycoon.
"I am sad, even if we knew that he was ill," he said on radio. "I don't want to make a saint of him, but he was a remarkable man."
Agnelli had a fortune estimated at more than $2billion. He ran Italy's largest private business so well that he became a symbol of Italy's postwar renaissance. Italian governments came and went, but Agnelli, as Henry Kissinger once remarked, remained Italy's "permanent establishment". His workers had a slogan, "Agnelli is Fiat, Fiat is Turin, and Turin is Italy".
In keeping with his philosophy that a company must grow or die, the activities of Fiat - founded by his grandfather and namesake as Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino in 1899 - extended to banking, insurance, real estate, chemicals, aerospace, telecommunications, defence electronics and armaments, confectionery and vermouth. Its publishing interests included La Stampa, a leading Italian daily newspaper. Fiat's 10 major divisions included hundreds of companies, with almost 200,000 workers.
But in recent years Fiat, and most notably its core car business, had fallen on hard times. Agnelli died only hours before a crucial meeting of the closely held family company, Giovanni Agnelli & Compagnie, through which the family controls its broad investments, to discuss plans to spin off the car division from the Fiat group, at the same time raising fresh capital that could loosen the family's grip on it.
Fiat's share price rose more than 5percent on the Milan exchange on Friday as investors appeared to believe resolution of the car business's problems would be simplified. Also on Friday, the family named Agnelli's younger brother, Umberto, to succeed him as head of the company.
Agnelli was daring in expanding Fiat's image and outlets in other countries. Despite some criticism, Fiat built the huge Togliatti plant in the former Soviet Union, and it became the lynchpin of Soviet car production. The plant opened in 1970.
In another bold international move, Agnelli sold 10 per cent of Fiat to Libya in 1976. Agnelli defended his action to obtain money for the company, which had suffered several bad years, with his usual directness.
"The only offer for investment in Fiat came from Libya," he said. "And in my view, the recycling of petrodollars from the oil-producing states through investment in European business is useful. It is certainly better than having Libya use its money for other purposes."
After the sale was negotiated, Agnelli and Muammar Gaddafi, the Libyan leader, met in Moscow. Critics accused Agnelli of bolstering both the Soviets and Gaddafi by a triangular deal that engaged the Libyan leader to put up oil income with which the bankrupt Soviet leadership could strengthen its automotive industry by acquiring Fiat technology.
Agnelli always denied this was the case. Under Western pressure, however, he got up the money to buy back Gaddafi's Fiat shares in a controversial financial transaction that caused immense losses to several Western banks, while affording the Libyan leader a huge gain on his original investment.
The company's automotive division, once Fiat's major money-maker, was hit hard by the appearance of Japanese cars in Italy in the late 1970s and suffered three years of losses before turning a profit again in 1981. Fiat's steel division also lost hundreds of millions of dollars.
But Agnelli stuck it out in the car business and, in the early 1990s, Fiat weathered another major crisis due to an ageing product line and a severe downturn in European car sales.
The crisis of the early 1990s was worsened by the wave of anti-corruption investigations that swept Italy at the time. Agnelli was forced to acknowledge publicly that Fiat had paid $35million in bribes to political figures over a 10-year period. Moreover, his managing director, Cesare Romiti, was under investigation together with a slew of other high Fiat executives. Agnelli insisted he had known nothing of the irregularities, and his reputation remained largely unsullied.
Agnelli believed that European businesses had to merge to be able to compete, and he negotiated many deals with other companies for the joint production of basic equipment. Though Fiat cars failed to gain acceptance in the US, this was largely offset by success elsewhere, most notably in Latin America and Eastern Europe. After the collapse of communism there, Fiat moved quickly to expand in Poland and the rest of Eastern Europe.
By the late 1990s, the car business again became unprofitable as Fiat relied excessively on small cars and its models failed to overcome European and Japanese competition, prompting management to develop plans to spin off the car business into a separate company and bring in fresh investors from outside the family.
As economic difficulties mounted, the younger generation of Agnellis was tragically reduced. Agnelli's only son, Edoardo, committed suicide in 2000; three years earlier, a nephew, also named Giovanni and considered a likely candidate to succeed Agnelli as head of the clan, died of cancer.
Giovanni Agnelli, who was called Gianni, was born on March 12, 1921, in Turin, the son of Edoardo Agnelli and Princess Virginia Bourbon del Monte di San Faustino. When he was 14 years old his father was killed in a plane crash. In 1945 his mother was killed in a car accident.
In 1943, despite the pleas of his grandfather, Agnelli, who had just received a law degree at the University of Turin, joined the Italian army. He served as a lieutenant on the eastern front, in Russia, and in North Africa, was wounded and then demobilised.
In his younger days, Agnelli was known as a playboy. In 1952, he was nearly killed when his Ferrari crashed into the rear of a meat truck while travelling at 200kmh along the Corniche above Monte Carlo. It was, he said later, the jolt that changed his life.
One year later he married Marella Caracciolo di Castagneto, a Neapolitan princess and former Vogue magazine photographer, and became vice-president of Fiat, taking over as president in 1966. Agnelli is survived by his wife, his daughter Margherita Agnelli de Pahlen, and eight grandchildren.
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Opening The Old Testament
God of the New and the Now: Jeremiah 23:1-8
Lectionary Reflections
Year C
Jeremiah 23:1-8
November 20-26
Jeremiah is an odd book. It is filled with all manner of oracles, parables, poems, stories, historical memories, all jumbled together sometimes in ways that seem almost random. To grasp the overarching themes is especially important, lest one get swallowed in the individual pericopes. No biblical book better exemplifies the dangers of losing the forest for the trees. The forest of Jeremiah is at the base a distinctly theological one: the God who can and does destroy Judah for its rejection of God and its abuse of marginalized ones is the same God who can work a new thing for that same people. The diversity of God's actions with the people must be kept always in mind whenever one reads a text from Jeremiah.
Chapter 23:1-8 (the lectionary lists only 1-6, but it is important to include 7-8 here, as I will try to make clear) is no exception. It begins with a rather standard woe oracle, a prophetic attack on an individual or group that has denied or impeded the work of God in the world. The objects of this woe are the "shepherds who destroy and scatter the sheep of my pasture." As Ezekiel 34 will make abundantly certain, these poor shepherds are in fact the kings of Israel and Judah.
The kings that Jeremiah experienced during his time of prophecy, especially those following the death of the revered Josiah in 609 B.C.E., have been nothing but pathetic and evil shepherds of the people. Rather than tending the flock, they have "scattered and driven them away" (23:2). Ezekiel goes further in his portrayal of these foul shepherds, would-be kings, who "eat the fat, clothe yourselves with the wool, and slaughter the fatlings" (Ezek. 34:3). These final kings of Judah are more wolf than shepherd, sorry excuses for helpful, godly rulers.
As a result of the evil the kings have perpetrated on God's people, more specifically because "they have not attended to their sheep," so "God will now attend to their evil doings." Their lack of attention leads directly to God's angry attention to them. It could be said that the oracle is a summation of the sad collapse of Judah after the death of Josiah. From 609 B.C.E. until the first attack of the Babylonians in 597 B.C.E., Josiah's son, Jehoiakim, attempted to rule Judah. Jeremiah was his public antagonist, accusing him of foolish pretentions (22:13-15), and comparing him most unfavorably with his righteous father (22:15-17). This arrogant king apparently tried to revolt against the powerful Babylonians who responded swiftly with a siege of Jerusalem in 598 B.C.E. Jehoiakim died in the siege (was he murdered?), and his son Jehoiakin ascended the throne, or at least what was left of it. His first and only act as king was to surrender to Nebuchadnezzar to be carted off to Babylon (2 Kgs. 24:14-15).
The Babylonians installed their own puppet king, Zedekiah, and for the next ten years there was a kind of peace in Judah. But for reasons not completely clear, Zedekiah was urged to revolt against his Babylonian overlords; the result was disaster for Judah. The Babylonian armies came in force, destroyed Jerusalem, and blinded Zedekiah just after they murdered all his sons, and dragged him to Babylon. All this was witnessed by Jeremiah. Little wonder that he would call such kings evil shepherds!
But suddenly and surprisingly in our text, the mood changes radically. Three promises of a dynastic variety are announced by God. First, a remnant of the scattered sheep, who have been for too long without a real shepherd, will be returned to their land from the distant places where they have been living. But note: this will be the work of God alone (23:3). New shepherds will be found only after the work of God. This promise recognizes the appalling dangers of kings (see 1 Sam. 8:10-18), dangers all too real in the eyes of the Judeans. God's free and loving actions must precede any crowning of a new king. In vs. 4 a new king is promised, but this time a king who will not cause "fear" or "dismay" among God's people. With this new king, none of the sheep of God's pasture will be missing.
John C. Holbert is the Lois Craddock Perkins Professor Emeritus of Homiletics at Perkins School of Theology in Dallas, TX.
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Newbie from Evansville
Hi everyone. I'm a new Jeep owner from Evansville. Looking forward to heading up to Interlake this spring. Are there any events planned? I hate to go by myself the first time. I will probably take it easy the first time out, so any advice about the trails is welcomed. We used to take the ATV's down to Turkey Bay in the 80's and had a blast...can't wait to get the Jeep on the trails.
welcome to the forum. we are planning a meet and greet trail ride in the louisville area and you are welcome to come. i plan on going to interlake also sometime
Hello from Newbie in Lafayette!
Hi! Welcome to the forum. I'm in KY.
Welcome from Newburgh :). There are a bunch of us in the area. Just post up when you want to go, someone will probably be going. You might want to look into www.bluegrass4x4.org it's a 4x4 club that we spend a lot if time with. Great guys! :)
Wait... Inferno you're in KY or the bluegrass specifically?
hello fellas
I just moved here myself. I have a CJ5 though. Im lookin for some good people to ride with and see where the good trails are. Hope to see you guys on the trail.
PS I finally went down to the Bikini top today, a little chilly but damn worth it.
Welcome from New Albany. I'd like to check out that "Meet and Greet trail ride" myself.
wlecome for another fellow indiana jeeper, check out the thread "annual hoosier" we are all makin a run to the badlands june 11/12
Hey stevie, i am from newburgh, welcome to the area! I am a newbie, and my boyfriend and I are looking forward to going on an interlake run for rookies!
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Diet books for summer
Yesterday's Washington Post talks about summer reading books actually being diet books. It's hardly cutting edge journalism.
Skinny Bitch and Skinny Bitch in the Kitch by Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin. Call me old-fashioned, but these titles made me slightly embarrassed when I asked the bookstore clerk for help finding them.
I've been thinking about writing a diet book for the American market for sometime – it would be called "Put That Twinkie Down and Eat Less Food and Do Some Excercise."


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I am having problem to display category dropdown in theme option page after upgraded to wp 2.8. Anyone have the same issue? I am try to solve it but seems that there is no changes in wp 2.8 for the related template tags/functions.
Any idea?
Funny, I've just investigated the matter due to a similar question on polish wordpress support forum. The only thing I have found out that no one really knows what is going on… Weird indeed.
Kailoon, I had the same problem. I expertimented with the code – but it didn't work. Btw, the dropdown for pages worked ok. I couldn't find a solution and made textboxes for users to enter ids of categories.
i am not sure if i got it right, you want to create a custom dropdown that lists all categorys?
if thats the case you can use a snippet i have written for my custom option pages: http://pastie.org/511509
The issue is populating categories into theme options dropdowns. Here is the code: http://pastie.org/511532 . It works in wp 2.7, but no longer works in wp 2.8.
Here's what I'm using in my theme options page, works perfect in 2.8
It seems as though
get_categories() can not run correctly inside functions.php
For example, if I place:

<?php print_r(get_categories()); ?>

inside footer.php (or any other template file), the categories are returned correctly.
However, I run the code inside functions.php, and an 'invalid_taxonomy' error is output.
Still investigating…
@danharper It works for me in the functions.php file. The array is populated with categories. But when I pass this array variable to "options" array – it doesn't work. http://pastie.org/511532
Are you sure your $site_cats array is getting populated?
Could you just test this out for me.. Add the following code to the very top of your functions.php file (inside <?php):
echo '
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echo '
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Then open your WordPress in your browser (either the front site, or dashboard). From the top of the page should be the output of get_categories().
When I do this in WordPress 2.7, categories are returned correctly, like so:
[0] => stdClass Object
[term_id] => 3
[name] => Tutorials
[slug] => tutorials
[term_group] => 0
[term_taxonomy_id] => 3
[taxonomy] => category
[description] =>
[parent] => 0
[count] => 5
[cat_ID] => 3
[category_count] => 5
[category_description] =>
[cat_name] => Tutorials
[category_nicename] => tutorials
[category_parent] => 0
But when I do this in 2.8, this is output:
[errors] => Array
[invalid_taxonomy] => Array
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is in the news this week after he revealed he underwent a gastric bypass operation to help him lose weight. Congressman Tom Reed has also joined that club.
Reed has dropped about 23 percent off his body weight since undergoing gastric bypass operation on February 28th.
Before the operation, 6-foot-tall Reed said he weighed 310 pounds.
Surgeons reduce a person's stomach size during a gastric bypass operation.
Reed says it was a candid conversation with the doctor led to the operation.
Reed cited type 2 diabetes, and he passed out and was hospitalized from a blood clot in his lungs in November 2010.
Congressman Reed opened his Geneva office on March 27th less than one month after his gastric bypass operation. Photo by Greg Cotterill, Finger Lakes News Radio.
Reed, who is 41 years old, wants to drop down to 188 pounds. Reed said he has been on diets and lost weight before, but it always came back.
The operation happened the same day as the Violence Against Women Act vote. Reed originally told reporters that he "had had a little stomach issue and wasn't able to be at the House floor."
"At the time we just, obviously, explained it was an illness, but the fact was that I was in surgery that morning undergoing gastric bypass," Reed told the Ithaca Journal.
Reed's 23rd Congressional District stretches across the Souther Tier and includes all of Seneca, Tompkins, and Yates Counties, and part of Ontario County.


text: HUNTINGTON, W.Va., July 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Energy Services of America Corporation (NYSE-AMEX Equities: ESA) today announced the extension of the offering period for its exchange offer for all of its outstanding warrants. The offering period as extended will expire at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time on August 20, 2011. The tender offer was previously set to expire at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time on July 20, 2011. On July 13, 2011, the staff of NYSE—AMEX notified the Company that the staff has interpreted its rules to conclude that the issuance of shares of common stock in exchange for warrants held by officers and directors of the Company would be deemed equity compensation. Based on the staff's interpretation, the issuance of shares of common stock to officers, directors and employees of the Company in connection with the exchange offer would require the consent of the Company's stockholders pursuant to applicable NYSE—AMEX listing rules. The Company is currently considering its options before deciding on a course of action. As of July 14, 2011, approximately 19,433,286 warrants had been tendered and not properly withdrawn pursuant to the exchange offer, which represented 95.8% of the outstanding warrants. Energy Services of America Corporation provides construction services to the natural gas, oil, chemical and electric industry. We operate through our subsidiaries, CJ Hughes Construction, CJ Hughes Pipeline, ST Pipeline and Nitro Electric. Our corporate headquarters are located at 100 Industrial Lane, Huntington, West Virginia 25702. Safe Harbor Statement This press release contains forward-looking statements as defined by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements include statements concerning plans, objectives, goals, strategies, future events, performance and results of operations, and underlying assumptions and other statements that are other than statements of historical facts. These statements are subject to uncertainties and risks including, but not limited to, product and service demand and acceptance, changes in technology, economic conditions, the impact of competition and pricing, government regulation, and other risks, contained in statements filed from time to time with the Securities and Exchange Commission. All such forward-looking statements, whether written or oral, and whether made by or on behalf of the Company, are expressly qualified by the cautionary statements and any other cautionary statements which may accompany the forward-looking statements. In addition, the Company disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof.


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This Fulton Lecture in Legal History, recorded May 5, 2011, draws from Professor Hartog's forthcoming book, Someday All This Will Be Yours: A History of Inheritance and Old Age. It uses transcripts from a series of late nineteenth and early twentieth century New Jersey cases to explore the problem of who should be paid for household work and for intimate caretaking.
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Age is no barrier when it comes to Academy Award nominations in the best actress category this year.
While Golden Globe winner Cate Blanchett is favourite to take home the Oscar, she faces strong competition from actresses who disprove the widespread view that there are no great Hollywood roles for women over 40.
The 44-year-old Australian has been nominated for playing a struggling New York socialite in Blue Jasmine.
Her rivals include Sandra Bullock, 49, a stranded astronaut in the sci-fi movie Gravity; Amy Adams, 39, who played a con artist in American Hustle; and Meryl Streep, 64, who was a monstrous matriarch in August: Osage County.
And at 79 Judi Dench has her seventh nomination for playing an Irishwoman searching for her adopted son in Philomena.
Dench wasn't even recognised at the Academy Awards until she was in her sixties.
All except Adams are Oscar winners, with a remarkable 38 nominations between them.
And in almost any other year, Emma Thompson, 54, would have been nominated for playing author P.L. Travers in Saving Mr Banks.
But all of these actresses are relative youngsters compared with little-known June Squibb, 84, who has been nominated for best supporting actress for playing the bolshie wife of a delusional alcoholic in Nebraska.
Her rivals for best supporting actress include Julia Roberts, 46, who plays a cynical daughter and mother in August: Osage County.
Golden Globes host Tina Fey joked this week that there are ''great parts in Hollywood for Meryl Streeps over 60'', but these Oscars also recognise male veterans.
Bruce Dern, 77, was nominated for playing the delusional alcoholic in Nebraska while just pipped was Robert Redford, 77, as a stranded sailor in All At Sea.
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Cookies are a delicious food, but you shouldn't eat too many of them.
In the early '80s there was a big stink in Tassie about the proposed damming of the Franklin River. It put Bob Brown at the centre of the political landscape, helped give birth to the Greens and propelled Bob Hawke into Labor Party folklore by taking on a Liberal state government over an environmental issue and winning.
What started as a political stoush ended up engulfing the national conscience. As well as seeing every other car plastered with a "No Dams" yellow triangle and activist David Bellamy getting thrown into Hobart's Risdon Prison, it resulted in the word "environment" becoming part of our lexicon. Pollution, land clearing and toxic-waste issues became headline news.
At the same time, environmental superstars were emerging: David Suzuki, David Attenborough, Jane Goodall. We collectively started to become aware our species – via greenhouse gas emissions, land clearing, overfarming and resource depletion – was making a mess, one that ultimately we'd need to look at cleaning up.
There are still plenty of environmental issues that need our attention, but in my world there's a new one that is equally urgent. It needs protests and direct action, like chaining ourselves to bulldozers and calling on governments for change – all for the healthy survival of our species. It's our own environment, our personal backyard.
To the detriment of our planet, and ourselves, we're overconsuming, eating more food than we need. We're also toxifying ourselves with stuff that shouldn't be in our bodies, such as excess sugar and chemicals from processed and factory-farmed foods. We're being environmentally irresponsible in the most important environment of all: our personal one.
We're increasingly letting our bodies stagnate in front of a computer screen instead of getting out and among it in the free-flowing world. We're letting big business tell us what we, and our children, should eat.
We are becoming the "wasteful generation". There is too much food available and most Australians end up eating it – resulting in 70 per cent of us being unhealthily fat – or throwing it away. Each of us chucks 200 kilograms of food in the bin each year, even though two million of us at some stage have run out of food and couldn't afford to buy more.
Reigniting our environmental consciousness starts at home. Cutting down on our self-pollution, our overconsumption of food and alcohol, and enrolling and educating our kids in being responsible for their personal environments – now THAT'S a bumper sticker!
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Environmental consciousness is just that: being conscious and aware, and quietly building more self-responsibility into our lives.


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Becoming drier and brighter on Friday. A band of rain arrives on Saturday, clearing later in the day to scattered showers these continuing into Sunday. Breezy and feeling cool.
Updated at: 1552 on Wed 28 Jun 2017
UK forecast for the next 5 days
Staying changeable with spells of rain, drier for the weekend.
This Evening and Tonight:
Rain across northern England and northern Wales will spread into eastern Scotland, where it will be windy. Some heavy rain also likely for southern/southwestern England. Elsewhere it will be drier; mild in the south, but chilly towards northwest Scotland.
Windy with some rain across northern and western parts, but this turning patchier for many. Drier towards the southeast but cloudy with isolated thundery showers possible. Cold in the northeast.
Outlook for Friday to Sunday:
Heavy showers in the southeast on Friday; breezy with rain across the north and west pushing southeastwards. Often dry over the weekend, some rain likely later Saturday clearing early Sunday
Updated at: 1607 on Wed 28 Jun 2017
Outlook for the UK over the next 6-30 days
UK Outlook for Monday 3 Jul 2017 to Wednesday 12 Jul 2017:
Next week should get off to a dry start for much of the UK, though some rain may spread in from the southwest and there is a low risk of thundery outbreaks towards the southeast by mid-week. Thereafter there is some uncertainty but at the moment it looks set to turn more changeable, especially across northwestern parts where some wet and windy weather is likely. Towards the south and east it should be drier and brighter though there is still the risk of thundery rain at times here. Temperatures will remain generally around average for the time of year, but there is an increasing chance of a very warm spell, most likely towards the southeast.
Updated at: 1301 on Wed 28 Jun 2017
UK Outlook for Thursday 13 Jul 2017 to Thursday 27 Jul 2017:
Further changeable weather is likely at first, especially in the north with some rain. In the south the drier and warmer spells are likely to become more prevalent, and these could well spread across the rest of the UK through much of July.
Updated at: 1300 on Wed 28 Jun 2017
Location Details
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Altitude: 65.0 m above mean sea level


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