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FLORENCE, S.C. – Francis Marion University softball coach Stacey Vallee has announced that infielder Michelle Phillips of Wuakee, Iowa, who played one season at Division I University of Northern Iowa, will be transferring from Indian Hills Community College-Ottumwa to FMU and will play for the Patriots this coming season.
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In recent weeks and months, governments have been warning about the heightened risk of cyber-attacks from all parts of the world and the US government has moved to make these attacks recognised as acts of war, indicating just how seriously they are taking this threat. This hack however took place a year ago and has only been revealed apparently as a piece of propaganda. While the British government hackers managed to disrupt one edition of the magazine, there have been four more issued published since, with intelligence officers continuing to monitor the content.
While disrupting the publication of a jihadist magazine may be seen as a way of preventing the dissemination of information, there is a much larger threat out there. Lieutenant General Rhett Hernandez, head of the US army's cyber command at a conference in London this week said a "world-class cyber warrior force" was being built up, and it is this that governments around the world will be really worried about.
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Marco Venturini-Autieri says:
Sometimes, photographic taste changes faster than technology.
A few decades ago, a "good portrait lens" was almost the exact opposite as the one you describe: soft, not too detailed, so that wrinkles and spots would easily disappear…
gillian vann says:
nothing really new if you've been traditionally trained, as the 100/105mm is considered to be THE portrait lens. What is odd is the macro combo, as the glass is supposed to be formed differently to allow the lens to focus at v close distances. I was formally trained that macros are not good for portrait use and for a few years stuck to that, apart from make up shoots or anything requiring good detail, but lately i've been applying that "break the rules" philosophy and had lovely results with my 105mm macro (Nikon) and have started carrying it on all jobs. The tricky part is getting the aperture right, as it's way different to how other lenses behave.
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When news of Oracle's intended acquisition of Sun Microsystems broke long ago, many people wondered what that would mean for OpenOffice, the most widely adopted full desktop implementation of ODF. But Oracle immediately imposed a company-wide "no comment" policy on that topic, so everyone has been wondering what the answer might be ever since.
So like many others, I expect, I'm trying to get my brain around Oracle's reasoning in deciding to charge $90 for a formerly free ODF conversion plug-in developed by Sun Microsystems. That downloadable plug-in was intended for Microsoft Office users who wanted to import ODF-compliant documents created, most obviously, by users of the free, open source OpenOffice.org (OOo) version, or of Sun's StarOffice, the for-sale, supported productivity suite based on the free OOo code.
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Oracle's ODF Plug-in Pricing: What's up with That?
Authored by: Alex Brown on Wednesday, April 21 2010 @ 09:56 AM CDT
> Microsoft allows users of that version of Office > (and also of Office 2000, 2003 and XP) to work with > documents using ODF 1.0, but not the most current > version of ODF, which is version 1.2
I believe MS supports version 1.1, which is the "current version" (of the OASIS standard anyway); version 1.2 is an unapproved draft, still being worked on.
Oracle's ODF Plug-in Pricing: What's up with That?
Authored by: proceng on Wednesday, April 21 2010 @ 04:48 PM CDT
I posted this to another site to explain my feeling on the matter:
In my opinion, the plugin's aim was to prove that MS could actually support ODF as well as the other packages that did.
Since MS Office is a moving target, it takes resources to:
Oracle has made the decision (which Sun should have made earlier) that this would not be done for free, when there are perfectly good alternatives (many of which are free) to support the vast majority of tasks that Microsoft Office is used for.


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For the first time in over thirty years, senior citizens who are retired and in the Social Security administration, were denied a cost of living increase due to increased expenses. The Obama administration argued since there was no inflation during the past year, expenses for the elderly would remain static. Unfortunately, those of us who received our December statement from Social Security were informed of raises in our premiums. I will now pay an additional $100 per month for the premium, my wife will pay $80 more and our payments for supplementary Blue Cross coverage also were raised. Perhaps, the president can explain how our payments remained "static" in the face of these concrete specific facts about a rise in cost for senior citizens?
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Lindsay and Matthew were married at Silver Fork Winery in Morganton, N.C. on June 21. "The view of the mountains, the rolling hills, and the grape vines, the big oak tree — it was all amazing!" Lindsay said. The bride wore a lace fit 'n' flare wedding gown with an illusion neckline, accessorized with a pair of comfy flats, while the groom wore a light gray suit, accessorized with a solid tie. Bridesmaids wore short chiffon dresses and carried bouquets of roses, hydrangeas, thistles, dusty millers, and berries. "We weren't going to have our dog, Sophie, at the wedding because she can be a little party shy sometimes," she said. "But she came to the rehearsal on Friday evening and behaved so well, everyone convinced us to let her come, so we caved. During the ceremony, while we were exchanging our rings, I think she finally realized it was me in that long, white wedding gown, and she came over and started jumping on me. I tried to ignore her. Then, she started jumping on Matt too. Apparently, she was giving us two paws up!" The reception was held underneath a pole tent. Tables were decorated with wooden box centerpieces, vintage plates, lavender sprig-wrapped napkins, and of course, bottles of wine. "We had song requests from our RSVP cards for the homemade playlist," Lindsay said. "It was fun to see what everyone picked, and we truly got a little bit of everything. I think it made everyone more enthusiastic about participating in dancing because our dance floor was full almost all night." The dessert? Carrot cake and cupcakes. Yum! "It was my mother's recipe, and I always made them make it for my birthdays growing up. It was special to have it at another celebration in my life."
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[BRAZIL 2014] There was bad news for Toronto FC strikers Jermain Defoe and Columbus forward Jairo Arrieta on Monday when they were named World Cup alternates, but 26 MLS players will head off to training camps having already secured berths or seeking to nail down spots on World Cup squads. That's a far cry from four years ago when just six MLS players went to the World Cup.
From the 15 MLS players called into the USA's Stanford camp, 12-13 are expected to make
the final 23. Along with four each from Costa Rica and Honduras and one from Australia, Brazil and Iran, that means a full squad of at least 23 MLS players should make the final cuts.
Former MLS players are also included on the squads of Costa Rica, Honduras, Mexico and Uruguay.
2010 MLS World Cup Players:
Roger Espinoza, Kansas City
New Zealand
Andrew Boyens, New
Jonathan Bornstein, Chivas USA
Robbie Findley, Real Salt Lake
Edson Buddle, LA Galaxy
Landon Donovan, LA Galaxy
Simunic exhausts appeals ...
Croatia Josip Simunic has exhausted his last appeal after the Court of
Arbitration for Sport upheld FIFA's 10-match ban against the 36-year-old defender for chanting pro-Nazi slogans. The CSA's decision eliminates him from Croatia's World Cup campaign that opens
June 12 against host Brazil.
After Croatia's playoff win over Iceland, the Australian-born Simunic, one of Croatia's most-experienced players with 105 caps, grabbed a
microphone and chanted, "u boj" and "za dom" -- Croatian for "to the battle" and "for the homeland."
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The chant was the rallying cry of the
pro-Nazi Ustase regime that killed hundreds of thousands of Serbs, Jews, anti-fascist Croatians, Roma and others in concentration camps during World War II.
The CAS arbitrators rejected
his argument that he did not offend or discriminate anyone but that he wanted to share his patriotic emotions with the fans. "They confirmed that the expression used by Simunic was a clear and
unequivocal reference to the call used by the Ustase and that such expression has to be sanctioned," it said.
On top the suspension, Simunic received fines from FIFA and
Croatian prosecutors for inciting racial hatred. Former Croatian star Davor Suker, now his soccer federation's president, said he felt "sorry for Josip" but
added the positions of FIFA, UEFA and Croatian federation on racism and discrimination were well known.
World Cup 2014 Squads:
Group A: Brazil (23) | Cameroon (28) | Mexico (23)
Group C: Japan (23)
Group D: Costa Rica (26) | England (23) | Uruguay (25)
Group E: Honduras (23)
Group F: Bosnia-Herzegovina (24) | Iran (28) | Nigeria (30)
Group G: Germany (30) | Ghana (26) | USA (30)
Group H: Algeria (30) | Russia (30) | South Korea (23)


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Norway Fails to Tap New Arctic Oil and Gas
Posted on Aug 12, 2014
By Alex Kirby, Climate News Network
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The Arctic remains one of the oil industry's most promising exploration areas. The US Geological Survey says a large part of the world's remaining hydrocarbon resources—perhaps as much as a quarter of its reserves ? is thought to lie in the high northern latitudes of Russia, Norway, Greenland, the US and Canada.
Statoil hoped to find oil in the three test wells it drilled this summer in the high northern Arctic, having made finds in the area in 2011 and 2012.
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Statoil announced in February this year that drilling in the Johan Castberg oilfield—also in the Barents Sea, off northern Norway and Russia—had produced no oil and little gas.
Irene Rummelhoff, Statoil's senior vice-president for exploration on the Norway continental shelf, said of the latest drilling operations: "We are naturally disappointed with the results of this summer's drilling campaign in the Hoop area."
But the company reaffirmed its confidence in the potential of the area, where the latest drilling was conducted. Rummelhoff said the wells were three out of just six drilled so far in an area measuring 15,000 sq km. Even negative results provided valuable information for further drilling, she said.
"We do not have all the answers about the subsurface yet," Rummelhoff said in a Statoil statement on the exploration programme. "Non-commercial discoveries and dry wells are part of the game in frontier exploration."
The possibility and the wisdom of trying to recover oil and gas from the unique and very challenging Arctic environment sharply divide environmental campaigners and the energy industry.
In September 2013, Russian security forces detained 30 Greenpeace activists and journalists and seized their vessel, the Arctic Sunrise, during a protest at an offshore oil rig owned by Gazprom, the Russian energy company. The 30, who included four Russians, were held for around two months before being released.
Old partner
The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, had praise for what he called Russia's "old and reliable partner" Exxon Mobil as he gave the signal on 9 August for the US energy company and its Russian partner, OAO Rosneft, to start drilling a $700 million Arctic Ocean oil well, Russia's northernmost well.
"Despite current political difficulties, pragmatism and common sense prevails," he said at the Black Sea resort of Sochi, as he ordered drilling to start.
"Nowadays, commercial success is defined by an efficient international co-operation. Businesses, including the largest domestic and foreign companies, understand this perfectly."
The facts of climate science support the campaign groups: most of the hydrocarbons that lie beneath the Arctic cannot be burned if the world is to avoid dangerous climate change.
By 2011, the world had used over a third of its 50-year carbon budget. Only 20% of its total reserves can be burned unabated, leaving up to 80% of oil and gas assets technically unburnable.
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Even more ideas here...
This discusion could last very long, i have thought many time on this.
Like if it was possible to make a standar watch case and then program it to show what we want.
I cant undestand what stops us with all that technology around us... perhaps the part of the copyright issues maybe.. i dont really know...
I thought mostly on digitals because i like the functionality first, but its nice to hear that i could turn it to analog when i dont need the extra functions.
If you and your friend think it more serious please let me know, i could (i wish) give you some ideas for the digital part of the watch.
By the way there is a very interesting programmable ( digital only i think) watch, if you want to take a look:
EZ430 Chronos EZ430-Chronos - Texas Instruments Embedded Processors Wiki
Hello again, to tell you the truth i dont really know details for the specific watch, the main point of my suggestion was the possibility of programming a watch.
It just seems to me very interesting and i think that we can easily make a serious basic digital watch that will overcome the usual compromises (i could write down at least 10 of them at casio line) that companies make in many watches, for unknown or no logical reasons (perhaps for selling more wathes? )...
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The first watch to allow you to switch was the Casio A201:
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If not, you will find it in smart watches like Pebble with different watch faces.
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I like to use every spare minute knitting but I'm hesitant to pick it up when I have a few free moments if I'm not certain I can finish the row in the time available. I've been told by several seasoned knitters that one never leaves off in the middle of a row for various reasons such as: it will leave a hole, the stitch will be misshapen or there will be a line in the knitting. I have never read anything about this in any knitting book. It's not like I'll leave it this way for long; I knit every day. This fear of creating an additional problem prevents me from utilizing all those odd spare moments of the day.


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I prefer to use fresh Mozzarella for this recipe. Also, I reduce some homemade pork stock, but you can just increase the chicken stock by 1/2 to 1 1/2 cups altogether.
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- 1 green pepper chopped
- 1 red pepper chopped
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We people are fond of making allegiances. Schoolchildren are required to daily recite a pledge to the "United State of America and to the Republic for which she stands. One nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." Millions of boys have taken the Scout's oath: On my honor I will do my [Read More…]


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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York Fashion Week has long been the realm of magazine editors and department store buyers, but now a growing number of online fashionistas are wielding some unlikely industry influence.
Typically equipped with just a smartphone, bloggers and tweeters are telling the world about designers' collections for spring/summer 2011 -- which won't be for sale in stores for months -- within seconds of models hitting the runways.
Online media at fashion week has grown 20 percent in the past six months, said organizer IMG, and now accounts for about 40 percent of the 3,600 members of the press covering the event. They also follow fashion trends outside the invitation-only venues.
"We do pay attention to it ... It's important to be aware of what they are blogging about and what's inspiring them," said Colleen Sherin, Saks Fifth Avenue fashion market director. "Some of the things we might have been seeing on the street are perhaps now brought to us by the Internet."
Retail strategist and trend forecaster The Doneger Group even published a list of who it considered to be the key New York Fashion Week bloggers and tweeters to follow.
"Bloggers and tweeters are becoming even more important as they provide consumers an inside look into the latest trends and styles," said David Wolfe, Doneger's creative director.
Among the bloggers to make that list are 14-year-old Tavi Gevinson from the Chicago suburbs, who began her blog www.thestylerookie.com when she was 11, and Susanna Lau, 26, from London, with www.stylebubble.co.uk.
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It is available on STI's and the display shows how where the power is being assigned, more central for AWS or more towards the rear.
This cluster does not have the DCCD display so would be better suited to a WRX. it will 100% work in a 2003 wrx
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Ok hold on a second. We are getting ahead of ourselves. I was busting your balls, but not because you were breaking the law.
In the area you were in, if you were on ORV Routes, then you were NOT breaking the law. There are some areas of the state that put out Directors Orders to close the trail to wheeled traffic, but that hasn't happened in the St. Helen area so you can relax there.
What I was busting your balls about was the fact that the sled guys have a much shorter season to play than we do so why screw up their trails? Now when you consider snow isn't that deep up there right now anyway, you likely didn't damage a thing, but you should still try to avoid those trails as much as possible just to avoid any issues. One could argue we (fullsize users) have just as much right to those trails as the sleds do, but that's not the point. It's about not getting into a pissing match, which has happened many times before because the sled guys get very bent out of shape when their fancy groomed trails get messed up by a wheel vehicle. Now with all that said, if you have to run down a section of ORV Route which is a shared sled trail, to get to your next section of trail, then feel free but there is just no reason to run those trails any more than needed when there are countless forest roads and such to explore and are way more fun for our use.
I actually cover a few small sections of sled trail during my run at Snofari, but that is only to connect a few other sections and it's really less than a mile total broken up into a few different sections. Don't be afraid to explore in the area you were in either. You may get a little lost, but if you stay on a trail you'll always eventually come out to a road. It's pretty hard to get hopelessly lost in that area, especially if you have a GPS that will point you back to civilization. Another option is tagging along with someone who knows the area. I go up there quite often and you're more than welcome to come along if you'd like.
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It was another record year for GCSE results, with congratulations due to all concerned. Particularly welcome was the large rise in pupils taking individual sciences. That is a highly positive sign and one which, it must be hoped, will lead to more students taking science to A-level and beyond. But there was also a black spot in these results, as there has been for several years.
While maths and science now appear to be on the rebound, the figures for foreign languages offer no such cheer. Entries for French and German are down again, as are entries for languages overall. It is true that more pupils are taking languages such as Mandarin, Polish and Portuguese that have not been staples of the school curriculum, but the interest in foreign languages generally, and the opportunity to learn them – two strands which are mutually reinforcing – remain in serious decline. Of the languages traditionally taught in schools, only Spanish has shown a slight increase.
Optimists argue that the fall in take-up of languages generally is slowing. But the numbers now taking a language to GCSE at all are so comparatively small that there is not, realistically, much further to fall. In most state schools in England, only a minority now attain an A* to C grade in even one foreign language. Compared with almost any other European country, this is nothing short of a disgrace.
Some will be tempted to blame what they see as the insular outlook of young people in this country. But that would be not only unjust but quite wrong. In many ways, today's younger generation is more internationally aware than any before. No; most of the blame must be placed squarely on the last government for making foreign languages optional after 14, before the supposed quid pro quo – foreign language teaching in primary schools – was anything like in place. Nor has the new Government given any hint of wanting to reinstate compulsory language study to GCSE.
Making languages optional at 14 has had several consequences, each as predictable as it is regrettable. The first was to signal that an acquaintance with even one foreign language was a luxury rather than a necessity. The second was to reinforce the impression that languages were difficult, and so to be avoided, by pupils and schools concerned about scores and league tables. And the third was to encourage schools to scale down language teaching and divert resources elsewhere.
There was a fourth result, too, which was to widen the gap between state and independent schools. While languages slid down the pecking order in state schools, they retained their place in the independent sector. Hence the conclusion that those educated at state schools now risk being locked out of senior jobs in business, where a foreign language is deemed an asset.
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Sheffield Wed 2-1 Barnsley
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Sheffield Wednesday boosted their bid to avoid relegation at the expense of South Yorkshire rivals Barnsley.
The Owls went ahead through Gary Madine's close-range strike after the hour even though Barnsley had looked the more comfortable for long spells.
Reda Johnson made it 2-0 with a header before Wednesday's Lewis Buxton was dismissed for a second yellow card.
Madine was guilty of missing from the penalty spot before Jacob Mellis pulled one back for Barnsley at the end.
The win leaves Wednesday a point clear of the drop zone, while Barnsley lie second-bottom, a point from safety but with a game in hand.
The Tykes went into the game with back-to-back wins but victories for Peterborough and Wolves leaves them with a battle to avoid the drop.
The visitors had the better of the first 15 minutes, with Jim O'Brien dragging an effort wide and Chris Dagnall seeing his shot spilled by Chris Kirkland.
Dagnall had a shot well blocked by Miguel Llera before Marlon Harewood hooked wide from a good position at the far post.
Just as it looked like Barnsley were edging ahead, Wednesday took the lead against the run of play when Buxton broke down the right and slid a superb ball across the face of goal, with Madine turning home at the far post.
It was Madine's first goal since early December - a run of 13 games without scoring.
The second came 13 minutes from time when Johnson had acres of space to head home Llera's free-kick.
With Wednesday dominant, Madine blazed a penalty wide after Bobby Hassell's handball.
Barnsley made a game of it in six minutes of added time when Mellis smashed home from 16 yards, but Wednesday were not to be denied.
Sheffield Wednesday manager Dave Jones:
"In the second half we took it to them and thoroughly deserved the win in the end. It was all about getting the three points for us. We got in behind them a couple of times in the second half and could have won by more.
"Gary Madine had a good season last year and he scored a lot of goals. He has struggled to adapt at this level but he has worked at it. There has been a lot said about a falling out, but there have never been any problems.
"Strikers are commodity that everyone wants if they can score goals. It's nice for him to get his goal. If I didn't feel he could score goals he wouldn't be here. We will keep working with him."
Barnsley manager David Flitcroft:
"We have got to be constructive, the two goals were disappointing, they came when we had momentum. When you have a foothold you have to make sure you lock that down.
"The second goal has really disappointed me, we had to be brave. At 2-0, the momentum was with Sheffield Wednesday and I didn't want it to turn into a rout.
"There are eight more games to look forward to. The pressure on us is to stay in the league, but the pressure is on other teams to get out of it and they are just panicking and we have to take advantage.
"The players are hurting but when we leave here, we leave proud and in a positive state of mind."
Lineup, Bookings (6) & Substitutions (6)
Sheffield Wed
- 01 Kirkland
- 02 Buxton Dismissed after an earlier booking
- 03 R Johnson
- 04 Gardner
- 32 Llera
- 15 Helan Booked
- 19 Pugh (J Johnson - 57' )
- 22 Holden (Coke - 62' )
- 23 Olofinjana
- 09 Madine Booked
- 24 Lita (Maguire - 81' )
- 43 Bywater
- 05 Taylor
- 11 J Johnson
- 20 Lee
- 25 Prutton
- 28 Coke
- 10 Maguire
- 01 Steele
- 02 Hassell
- 14 Wiseman
- 25 Cranie Booked
- 33 Kennedy
- 08 O'Brien (Noble-Lazarus - 56' )
- 11 Perkins
- 21 Mellis
- 13 Dagnall (Scotland - 63' )
- 16 Harewood Booked
- 23 Etuhu (Rose - 78' )
- 12 Alnwick
- 06 Foster
- 07 Dawson
- 19 Cywka
- 09 Scotland
- 24 Noble-Lazarus
- 32 Rose
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Full Time The referee blows his whistle to end the game.90:00 +6:28
Direct free kick taken by Chris Kirkland.90:00 +6:28 Booking
Booking Marlon Harewood receives a yellow card for dissent.90:00 +6:09
Marlon Harewood challenges Miguel Llera unfairly and gives away a free kick.90:00 +5:49
Tom Kennedy takes the direct free kick.90:00 +5:49 Booking
Booking Jeremy Helan receives a yellow card.90:00 +5:29
Unfair challenge on Martin Cranie by Jeremy Helan results in a free kick.90:00 +5:06
Gary Madine concedes a free kick for a foul on Bobby Hassell. Tom Kennedy takes the free kick.90:00 +4:16
Marlon Harewood is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Free kick taken by Chris Kirkland.90:00 +3:43
Chris Maguire takes a shot from just inside the penalty box which clears the bar.90:00 +3:14
Unfair challenge on Jermaine Johnson by Danny Rose results in a free kick. Chris Kirkland takes the direct free kick.90:00 +1:39
Assist by Marlon Harewood.90:00 +1:39 Goal scored
Goal! - Jacob Mellis - Sheff Wed 2 - 1 Barnsley Jacob Mellis fires in a goal from just inside the area to the bottom left corner of the goal. Sheff Wed 2-1 Barnsley.90:00 +1:03
The ball is crossed by Kelvin Etuhu, clearance made by Giles Coke.88:48
Reda Johnson produces a cross.87:46
Kelvin Etuhu gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Giles Coke. Free kick taken by Chris Kirkland.86:52
Direct free kick taken by Jason Scotland.86:52 Dismissal
Dismissal Lewis Buxton receives a red card.85:31
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Danny Rose by Miguel Llera.83:38 Penalty
Penalty missed by Gary Madine.
Bobby Hassell is penalised for handball and concedes a .81:56
The official flags Chris Maguire offside. Luke Steele restarts play with the free kick.80:50 Substitution
Substitution Chris Maguire comes on in place of Leroy Lita.80:14
Reuben Noble-Lazarus takes a shot. Save by Chris Kirkland.77:55 Substitution
Substitution Danny Rose replaces Kelvin Etuhu.76:26
Assist on the goal came from Miguel Llera.76:26 Goal scored
Goal! - Reda Johnson - Sheff Wed 2 - 0 Barnsley Reda Johnson scores a headed goal from close range. Sheff Wed 2-0 Barnsley.75:56
Free kick awarded for a foul by Martin Cranie on Gary Madine. The ball is sent over by Miguel Llera,74:33
The free kick is delivered left-footed by Miguel Llera from right channel, save by Luke Steele.74:33 Booking
Booking Caution for Martin Cranie.74:15
Giles Coke fouled by Martin Cranie, the ref awards a free kick.73:20
Jermaine Johnson takes a shot. Save by Luke Steele.72:29
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Leroy Lita by Martin Cranie. Direct free kick taken by Lewis Buxton.71:26
Foul by Seyi Olofinjana on Reuben Noble-Lazarus, free kick awarded. Bobby Hassell takes the free kick.70:12
Centre by Lewis Buxton, save made by Luke Steele.69:40
Gary Madine takes a shot. Luke Steele makes a save.67:04
Shot by Reuben Noble-Lazarus from outside the box goes over the target.66:11
Free kick awarded for a foul by Giles Coke on Jason Scotland. Kelvin Etuhu delivers the ball from the free kick right-footed from right wing.65:56 Booking
Booking Gary Madine is shown a yellow card.64:55
Lewis Buxton provided the assist for the goal.64:55 Goal scored
Goal! - Gary Madine - Sheff Wed 1 - 0 Barnsley Goal scored by Gary Madine from inside the six-yard box to the bottom left corner of the goal. Sheff Wed 1-0 Barnsley.64:51
The ball is crossed by Lewis Buxton,63:47
Jason Scotland takes a shot. Save by Chris Kirkland.61:25
Bobby Hassell restarts play with the free kick.61:25 Substitution
Substitution Chris Dagnall goes off and Jason Scotland comes on.61:25 Substitution
Substitution Giles Coke replaces Stuart Holden.61:25
Leroy Lita concedes a free kick for a foul on Martin Cranie.60:39
Corner from right by-line taken by Chris Dagnall.60:24
Reuben Noble-Lazarus takes a shot. Chris Kirkland makes a fantastic save.58:05
A cross is delivered by Reuben Noble-Lazarus, clearance by Anthony Gardner.57:16
Chris Dagnall gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Reda Johnson. Free kick taken by Chris Kirkland.56:11 Substitution
Substitution (Sheff Wed) makes a substitution, with Jermaine Johnson coming on for Danny Pugh.55:40 Substitution
Substitution Reuben Noble-Lazarus on for Jim O'Brien.55:24
Effort from outside the penalty box by Kelvin Etuhu goes wide right of the target.54:12
Chris Dagnall concedes a free kick for a foul on Leroy Lita. Chris Kirkland restarts play with the free kick.53:20
Corner taken by Kelvin Etuhu from the left by-line to the near post, clearance made by Gary Madine.52:32
The ball is swung over by Miguel Llera, Reda Johnson takes a shot. Save by Luke Steele.51:55
The ball is sent over by Tom Kennedy, Anthony Gardner makes a clearance.50:07
Tom Kennedy takes a inswinging corner from the right by-line played to the near post.47:41
Inswinging corner taken by Stuart Holden from the left by-line played to the near post.46:35
The referee blows for offside against Leroy Lita. Direct free kick taken by Luke Steele.45:01
The second half kicks off.45:00 +2:56 Half time
Half Time The first half comes to an end.45:00 +1:19
Foul by Lewis Buxton on David Perkins, free kick awarded. Kelvin Etuhu produces a strike on goal direct from the free kick, save by Chris Kirkland.45:00 +0:12
A cross is delivered by Lewis Buxton, Bobby Hassell manages to make a clearance.43:19
Bobby Hassell takes the free kick.43:19 Booking
Booking Lewis Buxton is cautioned.43:00
Jim O'Brien fouled by Lewis Buxton, the ref awards a free kick.41:57
Tom Kennedy delivers the ball, Effort on goal by Marlon Harewood from just inside the penalty area goes over the target.41:43
Chris Dagnall takes a shot. Miguel Llera gets a block in.40:52
Marlon Harewood is caught offside. Chris Kirkland restarts play with the free kick.37:27
Martin Cranie challenges Gary Madine unfairly and gives away a free kick. Chris Kirkland takes the direct free kick.32:18
Foul by Kelvin Etuhu on Jeremy Helan, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Chris Kirkland.25:48
Marlon Harewood is adjudged to have handled the ball. Chris Kirkland takes the free kick.22:15
Scott Wiseman fouled by Reda Johnson, the ref awards a free kick. Free kick crossed right-footed by Kelvin Etuhu.21:10
Shot on goal by Reda Johnson from just inside the area goes over the target.20:21
Seyi Olofinjana fouled by David Perkins, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Chris Kirkland.19:37
The assistant referee signals for offside against Marlon Harewood. Chris Kirkland takes the direct free kick.17:36
Unfair challenge on Gary Madine by Jim O'Brien results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Lewis Buxton.12:37
Chris Dagnall takes a shot. Save by Chris Kirkland.8:22
Jim O'Brien produces a right-footed shot from the edge of the area and misses to the left of the goal.6:55
Jim O'Brien is ruled offside. Chris Kirkland restarts play with the free kick.6:22
Corner taken left-footed by Danny Pugh, save by Luke Steele.5:31
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Martin Cranie by Gary Madine. Direct free kick taken by Luke Steele.5:11
Seyi Olofinjana fouled by Jacob Mellis, the ref awards a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Anthony Gardner.4:40
Short corner taken by Kelvin Etuhu from the left by-line.4:05
Leroy Lita is caught offside. Luke Steele takes the direct free kick.0:38
Inswinging corner taken by Kelvin Etuhu from the left by-line played to the near post.0:00
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Geography and Natural Hazards BSc (Hons)Coventry University
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Want to know more about our courses and life at the University? Why not tweet us #AskCU and find out!— Coventry University (@covcampus) February 9, 2015 OVERVIEW
This Geography and Natural Hazards course runs in 2016/17.
Natural hazards affect millions of people every year. This course is designed to provide you with an in-depth understanding of the processes that are responsible for these hazards, together with the skills required to help communities prepare for and respond to natural disasters.
This course takes an integrated 'geographical' approach to the study of natural hazards such as volcanoes, earthquakes, tsunamis, tornadoes, wildfires, tropical cyclones and associated flood events.
You will learn the key principles of geology, geomorphology, hydrology and climatology and apply the latest technologies in Geographical Information Systems (GIS) to map and analyse natural hazards and predict their impacts.
If you choose this course you will benefit from:
- an academic course that is recognised nationally for the excellence of its teaching and very high levels of student satisfaction (source: Times and Guardian, 2014);
- residential field courses to build up your experience of the geography and hazards of the UK. In your final year you will have the opportunity to undertake an international field course;
- Physical and Geographical Sciences have one of the highest employment rates of all science subject areas (What do graduates do? September 2013, pdf);
- excellent opportunities to find graduate-level jobs in a range of public and private sector organisations. These have in the past included the Environment Agency, the Meteorological Office, insurance companies, the teaching profession and the crises management and/or environmental departments of local authorities;
- experienced teaching staff who bring professional and research expertise to their teaching;
- a modern GIS and Simulation Lab with industry-standard software to support your studies;
- an annual programme of lectures from invited speakers, which has recently included talks by people working for the Environment Agency, Severn Trent Water and Middlemarch Environmental;
- academic links with universities in Reykjavik and Stockholm and prestigious government institutions such as the Alaskan Volcano Observatory which feed into the course;
- the opportunity to apply for and undertake professional training during a three month or twelve month paid work placement;
- student membership of the Royal Geographical Society which includes a subscription to Geographical Magazine and access to information and advice on career planning.
In the first year you will be introduced to the main features of the physical environment, and the principal characteristics of natural hazards and the disaster management cycle.
In your second year you will deepen your knowledge of specific geophysical, hydrological and meteorological hazards, methods of geographical analysis using GIS and issues of warning and informing communities of environmental risk.
In the final year you will be encouraged to reflect critically on the nature of best practice in the analysis using GIS and management of natural hazards. You will also conduct an independent research project on a topic of your choice. Many students decide to base this on the experience they obtained whilst on professional training.HOW WILL THIS COURSE BE TAUGHT?
Your course will be based on a series of lectures, with associated seminars, fieldwork and practical classes. In addition, your personal tutor will review and discuss your progress with you and every week they will be available for advice.
If you are interested in part-time study (which is taught during the day) please contact the Part-time Admissions team on +44 (0) 24 7765 4321 or email email@example.com for further information, but please note that not all courses have a part-time option.HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED?
An estimated percentage breakdown of how your final grade is assessed is as follows: formal examinations 25%; coursework reports, essays, practicals, presentations, posters 60%; project work 15%.
A compulsory Add+vantage module must also be completed: please see the page on the Add+vantage scheme for more details.TEACHING CONTACT HOURS
In a typical week you will have up to 16 contact hours of teaching and this will break down as:
Personal tutorial/small group teaching: 4 hours of small group teaching each week
Medium group teaching: 6 hours of practical classes, workshops or seminars each week
Large group teaching: 6 hours of lectures each week
Personal study: 20 hours each week studying and revising in your own time"
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