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The inspiration iteration technique feels like an intuitional concept: tough to catch and practice, even supposing everyone seems to be able to it. it isn't an analytical strategy yet a man-made procedure which has but to be clarified. additionally, new examine equipment for investigating the idea that iteration process—a very tough activity because the thought new release procedure is pushed via internal emotions deeply etched within the mind—are essential to determine its conception and technique.
Concept new release for layout Creativity – A Systematized thought and method offers the concept that new release procedure either theoretically and methodologically. Theoretically, the concept that new release procedure is mentioned via evaluating metaphor, abduction, and basic layout idea from the notions of similarities and dissimilarities. Analogy, mixing, and integration by means of thematic relation were defined methodologically. to date, those theories and techniques were mentioned independently, and the kin between them haven't been clarified. newly built learn how you can examine the idea that new release procedure are truly defined: the explanation-based protocol research and positive simulation.
By analyzing proposal iteration for layout Creativity – A Systematized conception and technique, scholars, researchers and teachers in layout disciplines (including engineering layout, commercial layout, software program layout, CHI, layout schooling, and cognitive technological know-how ) can receive a transparent photo of the complex study findings and the description of the theories and strategies for suggestion new release. additionally, readers are anticipated to accomplish the competence to generate new concepts.
Swift PROTOTYPING OF electronic structures presents an exhilarating and difficult atmosphere for quickly adapting System-on-a-Programmable Chip (SOPC) know-how to present designs or integrating the hot layout equipment right into a laboratory part for electronic good judgment, machine and embedded-design curriculums.
Floor Mount expertise has had a profound effect at the electronics undefined, and has resulted in using new fabrics, recommendations and production approaches. because the first variation of this e-book was once written, digital assemblies have endured to develop into nonetheless smaller and extra complicated, whereas soldering nonetheless is still the dominant connecting method.
This e-book treats corrosion because it happens and impacts procedures in real-world occasions, and hence issues the best way to functional strategies. subject matters defined comprise the stipulations during which petroleum items are corrosive to metals; corrosion mechanisms of petroleum items; which elements of garage tanks containing crude oils and petroleum items suffer corrosion; dependence of corrosion in tanks on kind of petroleum items; aggressiveness of petroleum items to polymeric fabric; how microorganisms participate in corrosion of tanks and pipes containing petroleum items; which corrosion tracking equipment are utilized in platforms for garage and transportation of petroleum items; what corrosion regulate measures will be selected; the way to decide upon coatings for internal and outer surfaces of tanks containing petroleum items; and the way varied ingredients (oxygenates, fragrant solvents) to petroleum items and biofuels impact metal and polymeric fabrics.
5. On the other hand, in the same way as property mapping, the model of manipulating multiple abstract concepts is also effective for explaining concept generation through only in an ‘ex post facto’ manner. We can confirm the feasibility of manipulating the abstract concepts only from the prearranged base concepts, and describe concept generation as a high-order concept generation in an ‘ex post facto’ manner; further, it is impossible to answer the following question: Why were those specific base concepts focused on from the beginning?
The intersection of an abstract concept and another abstract concept is also an abstract concept. 3. A union of abstract concepts is also an abstract concept. AXIOM 3 gives a high-operability to the abstract concepts. In particular, the argument that a new abstract concept is obtained as the intersection of two abstract concepts is similar to the process in the high-order concept generation. Regarding the role of topology in design, further discussion has been conducted [3, 19, 24]. In GDT, some theorems have been deduced.
Braha D, Reich Y (2003) Topological structures for modeling engineering design processes. Res Eng Design 14:185–199. 1007/s00163-003-0035-3 4. Bucciarelli LL (2002) Between thought and object in engineering design. Des Stud 23:219– 231. 1016/S0142-694X(01)00035-7 5. Christensen BT, Schunn CD (2007) The relationship of analogical distance to analogical function and preinventive structure: the case of engineering design. Mem Cognit 35:29–38 6. Coyne RD, Rosenman MA, Radford AD, Gero JS (1987) Innovation and creativity in knowledge-based CAD.


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A rodent infestation can prove to be a huge household menace. Many types of rodents, including mice and rats, are known to damage property and ruin food stores as well as carry and transmit disease. Such animals can also introduce other pests into your home, including fleas and ticks. If you have unwanted rodents in your home, Charlotte rodent control is a must. The pest control technicians at Carolina Pest Management are here to use their years of experience to effectively and safely take care of your Charlotte rodent problems.
Contact the specialists at Carolina Pest Management to schedule your pest inspection today.
Inspect: Rodents can be extremely difficult to exterminate and finding the damage they’ve caused can be tough to find. Call a pest control professional to have your home properly inspected for Charlotte pest damage and rodent infestations.
Treatment: At Carolina Pest Management, we keep your preferences in mind as we choose the most effective and safe pest treatment for your home or business.
Maintenance: After your rodent infestation has been treated, it’s important to take steps prevent another pest problem from occurring. Our rodent control experts can provide you with advice to help keep your home mouse or rat-free.
Rodents (particularly mice) can live in your home without clear detection. Of the signs of a rodent infestation, mouse droppings are the most important. Mouse droppings can carry disease organisms, so it’s necessary to clean them up quickly.
After you schedule your Charlotte pest inspection with us, our pest removal technician serving your region will visit your home and look for signs of rodents. They will conduct a thorough internal and external inspection of your property to find mice or rat nests and burrows as well as signs of home damage.
For rodents, using bait is typically the most common treatment but it can vary depending on the extent of the problem. Rodent traps and glue boards can also be used if customers prefer a non-bait rodent control option. However, bait is generally the most effective option.
How Often Should I Have a Pest Inspection?
It’s recommended that a home or business pest inspection to be performed at least once a year. However, if you find signs of a possible pest infestation before your next scheduled inspection, call a pest specialist.
It’s always better to catch potential issues sooner rather than later, especially when home pests are involved.
Are there “green” rodent baits?
There are not any green bait options, but there are various levels and types of baits available depending on your location and preferences. Certain rodent repellants exist that are considered “green” but this option isn’t as effective and only works for a limited amount of time.
When do rodents usually infest homes and businesses?
Most Charlotte rodent infestations occur during fall and winter. Mice and rats are not fond of cold weather, so, they tend to seek shelter in cozy, warm homes and businesses when temperatures begin to drop.
We always get great details of our home inspection.
Our pest treatment person, Scott, is always on time and courteous. All pest issues are handled promptly.
Service was prompt when we had a mice emergency. They eradicated the problem and also addressed the roaches. Their reproductive control product for roaches works wonders in a few months. Best pest control company ever!
David, our service guy is great. Always helpful and very nice.

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Just a quick one - I am wondering if the baggage allowances are cumulative?
I am Qantas silver (for the next week - then it will be gold ) and am flying business class LHR-SIN and SIN-SYD this week. The baggage allowance for business class is 30KG but as a PS I get an extra 10KG allowance - does that mean I get 40KG in total for checked baggage?
As a related question, I am wondering if I am going to be able to sneak 2 suit bags into the hold as part of my normal allowance. I also have my normal trolley case and my small rucksack that normally has my laptop in - the laptop is going to be in the middle of my suitcase for the LHR-SIN trip.
As long as you are travelling on a Qantas marketed and operated flight then you are entitled to 10Kg over the ticketed allowance, so travelling business class, you are entitled to 30Kg + 10Kg.
Currently there is no need to check your laptop. UK is again allowing carry-ons (but still no water, only 1 piece and limited size).
@kiwiflyer Yeah - good news re the laptop at least if I check in very early now I can work done in the lounge.
I was about to post the same question about being a gold member and the additional baggage allowance, as I rang Qantas today and asked the same question.
I advised the guy on the line that I was a QFF gold member, I had purchased a ticket to London and Qantas had booked me onto a BA flight for the trip home in October. My question to him was "do I still get the additional 10Kg over the 20kg baggage allowance owing to Qantas putting me on a BA flight?
He said "interesting question and put me on hold". On his return to me he said "no Im sorry Sir, your 10kg additional allowance is only valid on QF flights"! I politely said in response that it wasnt my choice to be put on a BA flight and I find that answer a bit hard to absorb, to which he replied there as nothing he could do about it.
Now I am confused, as I am told BA is going to charge for excess baggage over the allowance, commencing sometime in October.
R U ona QF or BA flite no.?????
"Valid only on Qantas-operated jet flights where you have a Qantas flight number on your ticket. "
Yes so I have found out again tonight by ringing Qantas again to clarify. As I just said to the guy, I can fly from Sydney to London with 30kg, however I have to dump 10kg to come back with BA. He agree's, it doesnt make sense and he is going to try and get me on QF2(not looking good as its booked out on the day). He also said that Qantas "should" be making QFF pax in this situation, aware of this limitation for checked baggage allowances with codeshare partners, as he didnt know it either until he looked up the policy.
Without be too facetious, when one gets his QF itinerary and it states QF302(with no mention of it being operated by BA), combined with the fact that I dont travel overseas with QF on a regular basis, it would be a fair assumption in my books anyway that QF302 is a flight operated by Qantas! Remember, I booked with Qantas expecting to fly with Qantas, it wasnt my choice it was theirs that I fly codeshare on the return leg. In conclusion, if I would have knwn that I was going to be flying the return leg with BA, I would have declined.
With the current situation I wouldn't bet that the rules will change in October (though they may).
I don't see any reason why BA will not proceed with their change to a piece based system in October. The new allowances are more generous than the current and allows BA to easily charge for excess baggage. Given the time I would assume that they are spending in setting up online payments for excess baggage , I cannot see why they would backtrack.
It's worth noting though, that Qantas Club and Status allowances are not cumulative with each other.
The strict limit on 23kg per piece (not even having the option to pay to carry more) is NOT an improvement on current checked luggage rules. With the current restrictions on carry ons, pax have to check in more than previously. Some UK airports (LHR and LGW are apparently the worst) are failing to cope with the increased checked baggage. Therefore it stands to reason, that in the (hopefully unlikely) event carry on restrictions are still significant come October that BA will not be able to impose stricter check luggage rules as they intend, at least without even further backlash from travelling public.
I totally agree with you. There is no way that 23kg per piece is an improvement on current checked luggage allowances especially when more than 1 carrier is involved in the routing.
But wasn't the old limit 20kg for economy passengers? Crtainly is for the kangaroo route with both QF and BA. So isn't 23kg > 20kg?
And if in WT+ or J cabin you get 2 x 23kg (up from 30kg prevously), and F used to be 40kg. So its greater weight capacity all round, with the exception being tickets that used to be on the USA type piece system that previously permitted 1 or 2 x 32kg bags.

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Read Generic methods, generic interfaces and generic constraints in C# before this article.
So far, we have seen generic methods, interfaces and constraints in C#. Let's see generic constraints in detail in this chapter.
The main objective of this article is to learn generic constraints with examples in C# programming.
Class is a reference type. So it is a reference type constraint. it can be applied to any class, interface, delegate and array type.
Struct is a value type. So this is a value type constraint. It can be applied to any types except to a nullable type.
In the above example, we have a generic constraint where T : struct. It can be applied to any type except nullable.
It is an interface constraint. It can be applied to a type that must implement the specified interface.
In the above code, we are using a generic interface constraint. DataTable (derived from System.Data) is implementing the IDisposable (interface).
We can also specify multiple generic interface constraints.
The name itself tells that it can be applied to the types that must be in the base class or derived from the base class.
In the above code, we have generic base class constraint. In the Main() method, we have created instance with base class support.
It is applied to the type which have a public parameter-less constructor. Hence it is known as the parameter-less constructor constraint.
In the above code, we are using new() constraint. In order to use this generic constraint, we need a public parameter-less constructor.
In the Main() method, we have an instance MyClass<Program>. As we know that Program is a class with parameter-less constructor. Hence it is used with MyClass.
This is known as the naked type constraint. It can be applied to a type T in which it must be or derive from the argument supplied to U.
In the above example, it is clearly shown the usage of the generic naked constraint.
In this article, we have studied all the generic constraints with examples. Hope you understand.
Read Generic subclassing, type parameters and delegates in C# after this article.

industry_corpus2: Programming


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Opari's Alpine Green Throw is perfect when you want to bring a sense of the outdoors inside.
It's sophisticated herringbone design and stunning fresh colour will brighten any interior by adding a pop of colour. Woven in 100% Shetland New Pure Wool for a wonderfully soft and luxurious feel.

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No distractions: You might be a fantastic driver, but concentrating on the road is much more difficult when you’re behind the wheel with other people in the car. Distracted driving is unsafe, as it takes away some amount of your focus and awareness of what’s going on around you on the road. And besides, you would probably like to participate in conversations with your group. When you hire a limo service, you get to sit back, relax and socialize all you want with friends, family or coworkers without worry.
Make a good impression: Whether you want to feel special for the day or impress the group you are with, booking a limousine should be at the top of your list. Choose from luxury sedans, stretch limos, stretch SUV limos and luxury passenger vans. Quality limousines are designed to make their passengers feel like VIPs, which makes this type of transportation the perfect option for things like bachelor or bachelorette parties, work events and school dances.
Enjoy the company: Unlike the average daily driver, most limousines can accommodate between eight and 15 people. In addition to lots of seats, most limos have leather seating, a quality sound system, tinted windows and refreshments. With this much space and comfort, you and your friends or guests can enjoy each other’s company 100 percent of the trip.
Cost-effective: When you think of limousines, luxury and comfort come to mind. Because of this, many people assume that limos are super expensive, but that’s not necessarily the case. Call around to get a few quotes before choosing a specific limo model and service. What makes a limo service even more attainable is a group splitting the cost between them.
Great service: There are pros and cons that come with driving yourself and your group for a night out on the town or to attend a special event or party. Driving your own vehicle gives you control over when you leave, and the peace of mind that comes with knowing your own driving skills. The downsides include not being able to finding parking, having to hoof it across a parking lot in less than ideal weather and being limited on what you can drink (if you’re drinking alcohol). Limo services offer exceptional service. First, they will provide door-to-door drop off and pickup for your party. The driver will go park and wait, without wasting any of your time. Going to another location? Your driver is on it!
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Here's the cheapest Kulula one-way flights on each day in March. This isn't an official Kulula flight special, Make a reservation online at Kulula, but first compare airline prices. Prices will change (perhaps even by the time you receive this).
Kulula Mar flights Joburg ORT to Durban : Every single airfare is R379, except for the 18th - so avoid that date and you're golden.


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The City of Waukegan recognizes the Elijah P. Ferry Residence's identification with a person who significantly contributed to the development of the City of Waukegan. It was built during a time of tremendous growth in Waukegan's history. Ferry, an early pioneer to Little Fort (now Waukegan) was an important figure in the early development of the city. He was elected Waukegan's first mayor in 1859. While mayor, Ferry hosted Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) at his home following a speech that Lincoln made for the people of Waukegan on April 2, 1860. During the Civil War, Ferry was appointed to the position of assistant Adjutant-General and Colonel on the staff of Illinois Governor, Richard Yates (1815-1873).
Elijah P. Ferry also played an important role in the development of the United States. Following the Civil War, as the country was expanding west, Ferry was appointed Surveyor General of the Washington Territory. In 1889, Ferry was elected as the first Governor of the State of Washington.
The Elijah P. Ferry Residence was also used by the American Red Cross from 1955-1977 and it is a contributing landmark in Waukegan's Near North Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places (listed May 3, 1978).

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text: BWS is a school and a ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington. It values highly its role as an Episcopal school, one where the development of the whole child - morally, spiritually, intellectually, socially and physically - is at the heart of all that they do. As an Episcopal school, BWS embraces a life of faith and welcomes all students, whatever the faith traditions of its students and their families may be. The School’s Episcopal identity is an essential part of its educational mission. Through weekly chapel worship, religion classes, and throughout the academic program, core values of honesty, respect, responsibility, and perseverance central to the life and legacy of Bishop Walker are developed.

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text: Photonic transmission of microwave signals from a central office to remote base stations is a key functionality in broadband radio-over-fiber access networks. Because of chromatic dispersion, a strong fluctuation of the microwave power along fiber transmission happens to microwave-modulated optical carriers with double-sideband features. Therefore, optical single-sideband modulation characteristics are preferred. Direct modulation of a semiconductor laser is the simplest scheme for photonic microwave generation and transmission. However, the symmetric property of the laser in the modulation sideband intensity makes the scheme unattractive for radio-over-fiber applications. In this study, we apply the injection locking technique to the laser for optical single-sideband generation. Proper optical injection can drive the laser to the stable-locking dynamical state before entering the Hopf bifurcation. The field-carrier coupling of the injected laser is radically modified due to the dynamical interaction between the injection-shifted cavity resonance and the injection-imposed oscillation. Therefore, the relaxation resonance sidebands of the injected laser are considerably shifted in frequency and asymmetrically modified in intensity, the extent of which depends strongly on the injection condition. Under the range of our study, direct modulation of the injected laser can thus generate microwave signals that are broadly tunable up to 4 times its free-funning relaxation resonance frequency and are highly asymmetric up to 20 dB in modulation sidebands. The microwave frequency can be tuned over a broad range while keeping a similar level of modulation sideband asymmetry, or different levels of modulation sideband asymmetry can be obtained while keeping a similar microwave frequency. This adds the flexibility and re-configurability to the proposed system. No optical phase-locking electronics, no high driving voltages, and no narrow-bandwidth optical filters are necessary as in many other systems.

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LIONS GK SILVERMAN EARNS ATLANTIC 10 WEEKLY HONOR!
ST. LOUIS -- Saint Louis junior goalkeeper Olivia Silverman is the Atlantic 10 Conference women’s soccer co-Defensive Player of the Week for Oct. 15-21, the league office announced Monday.
Silverman recorded two shutouts as the Billikens completed the A-10 schedule 10-0-0 and clinched their first regular-season conference title since 2005. She tied her career high of six saves in a 3-0 win at Massachusetts, and she made one save in a 2-0 victory over George Washington on the home pitch at Robert R. Hermann Stadium.
Silverman leads the A-10 in goals against average (0.50), save percentage (.813) and shutouts (10), and she is tied for the league lead in wins (14). She is third in shutouts and 17th in GAA in the national rankings.
With the 2-0 blanking of George Washington – SLU’s fifth consecutive shutout – Silverman moved into a second-place tie in wins and a third-place tie in shutouts on Saint Louis’ single-season lists.
Saint Louis (15-3-1) is the No. 1 seed for the eight-team A-10 Championship, which begins with on-campus quarterfinal matches this weekend. The Billikens host eighth-seeded Dayton Sunday at 1 p.m.
SLU owns the second-longest active winning streak (school-record 11 games) in NCAA Division I women’s soccer.

industry_corpus2: Sports


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Sliding Screen Door Locks - Those that desire to get retractable screens may first ensure the standard of the retractable screen doors. They ought to also consider the cost, method of using, durability, safety aspect and approach of setup etc. It is advisable to go by way of merchandise review or a reliable buying guide about the screen doors before going to buy them. Black screens may also be accessible though the majority of these for glass doors are white and black colour is preferred by some people.
Screens which can be made from fiberglass are of durability that is better. This attribute causes it to be quite suitable to work with these screens. These screens are costly and DIY processes may also be readily available for setup of the doorway. Every one of the top brands of the screen doors are and are long-lasting in addition to strong to be installed by the customer services staff of the organization.
Some of the screens are provided with a powder coating also. In the many reviews about these, it's understood that those screens that cost more have a few extra advantages. They are provided with a speed reducer in order for the screen WOn't snap back. A few of the doors have openings that are big and also have a more elegant look.
The door which is retractable looks more remarkable than the swinging door that is standard. The principal advantage of this type of door is the door is concealed when not in use. The doors are with warranty up to 3 years and usually, the frames are manufactured from aluminum. These screens are extremely suitable to utilize.
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text: Music is an art form that is enjoyed by people all over the world. Each culture has its own preferences, performers and composers. Fortunately, music is a very universal form of entertainment. Music festivals are one way to share music from many different cultures. They allow artists from different backgrounds and countries to perform for new audiences. Many festivals, especially in the world of music, become annual events. While a few are general music festivals, many specialize in only one or two genres of music. This allows people who prefer certain genres of music to gather with those of like mind and enjoy their favorite music and performers together.


text: ComboInk Canon PFI-706R Compatible High Yield Red Ink Cartridge (6687B001) will replace your original equipment manufacturer (OEM) cartridges for a fraction of the cost. Our compatible printer cartridges are professionally engineered to meet the highest quality and performance standard (ISO-9001). We also inspect our ink cartridges to be leak-free and have no print head nozzle clogging prior to stocking. Using our reliable, discount Canon PFI-706R Compatible High Yield Red Ink Cartridge (6687B001), you'll get vibrant, high-quality results from your printer. Plus you can shop with confidence knowing that ComboInk inkjet cartridges are backed with a one-year 100% satisfaction guarantee.


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The abundance of recent high-profile sexual harassment complaints has completely changed the public perception of the persistent problem of sexual harassment. Sexual harassment is no longer a silent epidemic which is by-and-large being ignored. Posts stating the phrase “#metoo” have created a camaraderie among individuals who are choosing to speak up and stand up.
However, despite the nation’s “revelation” about the prevalence of sexual harassment, as business owners and human resources professionals, the problem probably isn’t all that surprising.
Clearly, the perfunctory sexual harassment policies and bland pro forma sexual harassment trainings are not working. It’s no longer adequate to take the same tired approach. As business leaders, we need to approach sexual harassment in the workplace from a new perspective.
If we’re already training employees, why does sexual harassment keep happening?
How to change workplace cultures that are conducive to prevalent sexual harassment?
How to deal with essential employees who engage in sexual harassment?
Why aren’t our current efforts effective? And what do we do now?
If you have any questions about sexual harassment policies or any other employment law matters, please contact the attorneys at Royal, P.C.

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If it’s an actual hand-me-down or made to look like one, the best part about vintage t-shirts are how they come in different styles and you can wear them in more ways than one. Cut up, dress or cropped, there’s a vintage t-shirt for you.
Ripped jeans have been around, but now we’re seeing different styles taking on the distressed trend. Straight legged, shorts or skirts with frill, holes or a ripped up appeal is a great look for summer. A little grunge, beach and street chic.
It’s summer, so it’s understandable if you’re not always walking out of the house with a jacket. This next trend meets in the middle of comfort and style. Light layers are a perfect addition to a summer outfit when you want to make more of a fashion statement. From distressed jean jackets to track jackets, you can keep this trend sporty or chic.
This next trend is definitely one to love. Who doesn’t like a day in sweats – amiright? These days, you’ll see anything from entire tracksuits to cotton-fleece matching sets on the streets. Lately, we’ve been seeing this look with booties or heels, but something like an adidas Gazelle or Reebok Classic will also do the feet some good.
You can dress up or dress down a good slip dress, which makes this trend one of our favorites. The elegance of silky fabric with some classic sneakers like the adidas Superstar is a match made in street style heaven.
Whether it’s part of the design or you have to buy a corset belt, this trend is one that is slimming and all in the details. You can get this look with a bodycon dress, business style shirt or t-shirt dress. Match it up with your favorite sneakers and you have an outfit that’s street, modern and put together.
As much as many may have thought this trend fizzled out, it’s now being worn in a new way. Layered under denim shorts, jeans or sweatpants, this is a trend that can accentuate your waist without being uncomfortable. High waisted and adds a rock ‘n roll vibe to your street style.
Try these trends with our latest sneakers at finishine.com and keep up with all things athleisure on @finishlinewomen.


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Why study for a Masters degree in English literature or creative writing?
Dr Stephen Mooney, Programme Director for MA Creative Writing and MA English Literature, explains the benefits of studying for a Masters degree.
A Masters degree in English literature and creative writing allows you to explore your interests and develop essential skills to help you pursue a rewarding career.
Watch the video to hear Dr Stephen Mooney explain why he’s passionate about his work at Surrey and learn more about studying for a Masters degree in English literature or creative writing.
Dr Mooney said: “During a Masters degree you’ll develop your practice significantly more than you could as an undergraduate. Assignments are more detailed and expectations much higher - it’s a good step in terms of career development, either as a writer or as an academic.
Surrey offers three postgraduate degrees in the field of English literature and creative writing.
Explore our English literature and creative writing degrees and learn more about the School of English and Languages.


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Our second sight system is a decision making aid and real-time health monitoring application for operators involved in Nuclear Decommissioning. The system has been developed with Google Glass and the Android operating system in order to create a modular, hands-free product.
Second Sight is designed to make Nuclear Decommissioning operational work safer and more efficient by making use of various smart technologies, including Android, biometric wearables, and Google Glass.
The system has been developed with support from Innovus, and it’s partners National Nuclear Laboratory, University of Manchester, and Sellafield Ltd.
We can deliver health monitoring data via use of wearables such as heart rate monitors and temperature sensors as well as radiation dose data.
The operator can view (via Google Glass) live data pertinent to their environment, including scanning items to receive information, and capture live video of their activities.
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Sports Betting: All 'Other' Sports – How can we help?
All Sports, including those played in North America, are listed as Home Team vs Away Team.
Abandoned Matches – All bets on abandoned or postponed matches will be void, unless the match is rescheduled and played within the next 24 hours.
Abandoned Matches – All markets are settled according to the official end result of the match. The match must be completed for bets to stand.
Settlement - All markets are settled according to the official result after regular match time unless otherwise stated in the market description.
Abandoned Matches – All bets on abandoned or postponed matches will be void, unless the match is rescheduled and completed within the same day (local time zone at original venue).
Pitchers – Bets will be offered without pitcher names and bets will stand regardless of pitcher changes.
Abandoned Matches – Interrupted or postponed matches, which do not take place within a tournament (e.g. exhibition matches) will be declared void, if not resumed and completed within 24 hours.
The official start of the fight is when the bell is sounded for the beginning of the first round. All bets will be settled according to the official result declared by the event’s governing body immediately after the end of the fight. Any subsequent appeals or amendments to the result will not be taken into account for settlement purposes.
If a boxer fails to come out for the next round, bets will be settled on his opponent having won the bout in the previous round. Where a half round is stated then 1 minute 30 seconds of the respective round will define the half to determine under or over.
If a fight is stopped before the scheduled number of rounds has been completed, or if a boxer is disqualified, bets will be settled on the round in which the fight was stopped. If a points decision is awarded before the scheduled number of rounds has been completed, bets will be settled on the round in which the fight was stopped. If a boxer withdraws or is disqualified between rounds or if a boxer fails to answer the bell for a round, then bets will be settled based on the previous round.
Bets which nominate ‘to win on points’ will be settled as winners only if the full scheduled number of rounds has been completed.
If a fight is postponed and rescheduled to take place within 30 days of the original start time, all bets will stand. If the fight does not take place within 30 days, all bets will be void.
If one of the contestants is replaced by a substitute, bets on the original bout will be void.
If there is a change to scheduled number of rounds, bets based on the number of rounds or referring to a specified round will be void but all other bets will stand.
Match Betting - All match betting will be settled in accordance with official competition rules. In matches affected by adverse weather, bets will be settled according to the official result. If there is no official result, all bets will be void. In the case of a tie, if the official competition rules do not determine a winner then dead-heat rules will apply. In competitions where a bowl off or super over determines a winner, bets will be settled on the official result. In First Class Matches, if the official result is a tie, bets will be settled as a dead-heat between both teams. Bets on the draw will be settled as losers. If a match is abandoned due to external factors, then bets will be void unless a winner is declared based on the official competition rules. If a match is cancelled then all bets will be void if it is not replayed or restarted within 36 hours of its advertised start time.
Double Chance - A tie will be settled as a dead heat.
Draw No Bet - A tie will be settled as a dead heat.
Tied Match - All bets will be settled according to the official result. If the match is abandoned or there is no official result, all bets will be void. For First Class matches a tie is when the side batting in the fourth innings is bowled out when the scores are level.
Runs off First Delivery - The result will be determined by the number of runs added to the team total, off the first ball of the match. For settlement purposes, all illegal balls count as deliveries. For example, if the over starts with a wide, then the first delivery will be settled as 1 and, although there has not been a legal ball bowled, the next ball will be deemed as delivery 2 for that over. If the delivery leads to free hit, the runs scored off the additional delivery do not count. All runs, whether off the bat or not are included. For example, a wide with three extra runs taken equates to 4 runs in total off that delivery.
Runs in Groups of Overs - If the specified number of overs are not complete the bet will be void, unless the team is all out, declares, reaches their target or settlement of the bet has already been determined.
Wickets in Groups of Overs - If the specified number of overs are not complete the bet will be void, unless the team is all out, declares, reaches their target or settlement of the bet has already been determined. For settlement purposes, if a batsman is timed out or retired out then the wicket is deemed to have taken place on the previous ball.
Runs in First Partnership - If the batting team reaches the end of their allotted overs, reaches their target or declares before the first wicket falls, the result will be the total amassed. For settlement purposes, a batsman retiring hurt does not count as a wicket. In limited overs matches, bets will be void if the innings has been reduced due to external factors, including bad weather, if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the overs scheduled to be bowled in the innings, unless settlement has already been determined. Result will be considered determined if the lines at which the bet was placed is passed, or if a wicket has fallen. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In First Class matches the market refers only to each team’s first innings.
Method of First Dismissal - Retired hurt will not count as the first wicket. If the first batsman retires out, all bets will be void. If the specified wicket does not fall, all bets will be void.
Match Fours - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the overs scheduled to be bowled due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. Only fours scored from the bat (off any delivery – legal or not) will count towards the total fours. Overthrows, all run fours and extras do not count. Fours scored in a super over do not count.
Match Sixes - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the overs scheduled to be bowled due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. Only sixes scored from the bat (off any delivery – legal or not) will count towards the total fours. Overthrows and extras do not count. Sixes scored in a super over do not count.
Match Run Outs - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. Run outs in a super over do not count.
Maximum Over in Match - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the overs scheduled to be bowled due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. All runs, including extras, count towards settlement. Super overs do not count.
Match Ducks - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the overs scheduled to be bowled due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. A duck is classed as someone being dismissed for zero runs. Retired hurt does not count as a dismissal. Ducks in a super over do not count.
Match Wides - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the overs scheduled to be bowled due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. Any runs resulting from a wide delivery, except penalty runs, will count towards the final total. Wides in a super over do not count.
Match Extras - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the overs scheduled to be bowled due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. All wide deliveries, no balls, byes, leg byes and penalty runs in the match count towards the final result. If there are runs off the bat as well as extras from the same delivery, the runs off the bat do not count towards the final total. Extras in a super over do not count.
Match Wickets -In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the overs scheduled to be bowled due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. Retired hurt does not count as a dismissal. Wickets in a super over do not count.
Match Top Batsman - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 50% of the overs scheduled to be bowled in each innings at the time the bet was placed due to external factors, including bad weather. Top batsmen bets for First Class matches apply only to the first innings of each team, and will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless both first innings have been completed. When two or more players score the same number of runs, dead-heat rules will apply. Runs scored in a super over do not count.
Match Top Bowler - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 50% of the overs scheduled to be bowled in each innings at the time the bet was placed due to external factors, including bad weather. Top bowler bets for First Class matches apply only to the first innings of each team, and will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless both first innings have been completed.
If two or more bowlers have taken the same number of wickets, the bowler who has conceded the fewest runs will be the winner. If there are two or more bowlers with the same wickets taken and runs conceded, dead heat rules will apply. Wickets taken in a super over don’t count.
Team of Top Batsman - Same rules apply as Match Top Batsman, with dead heat rules applying if the runs scored by the top batsman on both teams is the same.
Team of Top Bowler - Same rules apply as Match Top Bowler, with dead heat rules applying if the wickets taken by the top bowler on both teams is the same.
Man of the Match - Bets will be settled on the officially declared man of the match. Dead-heat rules apply. If no man of the match is officially declared then all bets will be void.
First Innings Lead - Both first innings must be completed. Dead heat rules apply in the case of a tie. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined.
Fifty/Hundred in First Innings or Match - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the overs scheduled to be bowled due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined.
Highest Individual Score - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the overs scheduled to be bowled due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined.
Rabbit Runs - Description: How many runs will the number 11s score in the match? Rules: In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the overs scheduled to be bowled due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled. The number 11 is taken to be the last man to come out to bat in the innings, regardless of previously stated batting order. If the innings is completed without the number 11 coming to the crease, that batsman will be deemed to have scored 0.
Most Runs in First Over - In limited overs matches, if the match is shortened due to external factors after the start of the first innings, the market will be void.
Most Runs in Groups of Overs - In limited overs matches, if the match is shortened due to external factors after the start of the first innings, the market will be void.
Highest First Partnership - Same as Runs in First Partnership.
Most Fours - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement has been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In First Class games, only first innings fours will count.
Most Sixes - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement has been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In First Class games, only first innings sixes will count.
Batsman v Batsman - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 50% of the scheduled overs in either innings due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement has been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. Both players must be named in the starting eleven. If either does not then subsequently bat all bets are void. In First Class games, only first innings runs will count. Runs scored in a super over do not count.
Bowler v Bowler - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 50% of the scheduled overs in either innings due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement has been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. Both players must be named in the starting eleven. If either does not then subsequently bowl all bets are still settled. In First Class games, only first innings wickets will count. Wickets taken in a super over do not count.
All-Rounder v All-Rounder - Description: Which of the named players will score the most points in the player performance scoring system? Rules: Points are scored as follows: 1 point per run, 20 points per wicket, 10 points per catch, 25 points per stumping. In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 50% of the scheduled overs in either innings due to external factors, including bad weather. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled. Both players must be named in the starting eleven. If either player does not then subsequently bat or bowl then all bets are still settled. In First Class games, only first innings points will count. Points scored in a super over do not count.
Keeper v Keeper - Description: Which of the named wicket keepers score the more points in the player performance scoring system? Rules: Points are scored as in All-Rounder v All-Rounder Head to Heads. In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 50% of the scheduled overs in either innings due to external factors, including bad weather. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled. Both named players must start the match as a wicket keeper but if their playing role changes for any reason all bets will still be settled in accordance with scoring system above. In First Class games, only first innings points will count. Points scored in a super over do not count.
Most Keeper Catches - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 50% of the scheduled overs in either innings due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement has been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. If a team changes their wicket keeper mid innings, the catches taken by the replacement will count towards settlement. In First Class games, only first innings catches will count. Catches taken in a super over do not count.
Most Catches - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement has been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In First Class games, only first innings catches will count. Catches taken in a super over do not count.
Most Stumpings - In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 50% of the scheduled overs in either innings due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement has been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In First Class games, only first innings stumpings will count. Stumpings taken in a super over do not count.
Most Run Outs Conceded - A run out “conceded” means that a member of that team will be run out while batting. In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement has been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In First Class games, only first innings run outs will count. Run Outs in a super over do not count.
Runs in Team A First Over - Same as Runs in First Over.
Runs in Team A Group of Overs - Same as Runs in Groups of Overs.
Runs in Team A First Partnership - Same as Runs in First Partnership.
Team A Method of First Dismissal - Same as Method of First Dismissal.
Team A Fours - Same as Match Fours, with the 80% of required overs only applying to Team A’s innings. In First Class matches where the result will solely be based on the first innings of each team.
Team A Sixes - Same as Match Sixes, with the 80% of required overs only applying to Team A’s innings. In First Class matches where the result will solely be based on the first innings of each team.
Team A Innings Run Outs - Same as Match Run Outs, with the 80% of required overs only applying to Team A’s innings. In First Class matches where the result will solely be based on the first innings of each team.
Team A Maximum Over - Same as Maximum Over in Match, with the 80% of required overs only applying to Team A’s innings. In First Class matches where the result will solely be based on the first innings of each team.
Team A Ducks - Same as Match Ducks, with the 80% of required overs only applying to Team A’s innings. In First Class matches where the result will solely be based on the first innings of each team.
Team A Wides - Same as Match Wides, with the 80% of required overs only applying to when Team A are batting. In First Class matches where the result will solely be based on the first innings of each team.
Team A Extras - Same as Match Extras, with the 80% of required overs only applying to when Team A are batting. In First Class matches where the result will solely be based on the first innings of each team.
Team A Wickets Lost - Same as Match Wickets, with the full overs required only applying to when Team A are bowling. In First Class matches where the result will solely be based on the first innings of each team.
Team A Top Batsman - The result of this market is determined on the batsman with the highest individual score in Team A’s first innings.
Otherwise, same as Match Top Batsman, with the 50% of required overs only applying in Team A’s innings.
Team A Top Bowler - The result of this market is determined on the bowler with the most wickets when Team A are bowling in the first innings. If two or more bowlers have taken the same number of wickets, the bowler who has conceded the fewest runs will be the winner. If there are two or more bowlers with the same wickets taken and runs conceded, dead heat rules will apply. Otherwise, same as Match Top Bowler, with the 50% of required overs only applying when Team A are bowling.
Player A Runs - If the batsman finishes the innings not out, as a result of a declaration, the team reaching the end of their allotted overs, or the team reaching their target; his score will be the final result. If a batsman does not bat, the bet will be void. If a batsman is not in the starting 11, bets will be void. If a batsman retires hurt, but returns later, the total runs scored by that batsman in the innings will count. If the batsman does not return later, the final result will be as it stood when the batsman retired. In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the scheduled overs in the relevant innings due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement has been determined, or goes on to be determined . Result will be considered determined if the line at which the bet was placed is passed, or the batsman is dismissed. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless the player has completed their innings, or result has already been determined . In First Class games, only first innings runs will count. Runs scored in a super over do not count.
Player A Fours - If a batsman finishes the innings not out, as a result of a declaration, the team reaching the end of their allotted overs, or the team reaching their target; his number of fours will be the final result. If a batsman does not bat, the bet will be void. If a batsman is not in the starting 11, bets will be void. If a batsman retires hurt, but returns later, the total fours hit by that batsman in the innings will count. If the batsman does not return later, the final result will be as it stood when the batsman retired. In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the scheduled overs in the relevant innings due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement has been determined, or goes on to be determined . Result will be considered determined if the line at which the bet was placed is passed, or the batsman is dismissed. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless the player has completed their innings, or result has already been determined. Only fours scored from the bat (off any delivery – legal or not) will count towards the total fours. Overthrows, all run fours and extras do not count. In First Class games, only first innings fours will count. Fours scored in a super over do not count.
Player A Sixes - If a batsman finishes the innings not out, as a result of a declaration, the team reaching the end of their allotted overs, or the team reaching their target; his number of sixes will be the final result. If a batsman does not bat, the bet will be void. If a batsman is not in the starting 11, bets will be void. If a batsman retires hurt, but returns later, the total sixes hit by that batsman in the innings will count. If the batsman does not return later, the final result will be as it stood when the batsman retired. In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the scheduled overs in the relevant innings due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement has been determined, or goes on to be determined . Result will be considered determined if the line at which the bet was placed is passed, or the batsman is dismissed. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless the player has completed their innings, or result has already been determined. Only sixes scored from the bat (off any delivery – legal or not) will count towards the total fours. Overthrows and extras do not count. In First Class games, only first innings sixes will count. Sixes scored in a super over do not count.
Player A Wickets - If a bowler does not bowl, he will be deemed to have taken 0 wickets. If a bowler is not in the starting 11, bets will be void.
In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the scheduled overs in the relevant innings due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement has been determined. Result will be considered determined if the line at which the bet was placed is passed. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless the player’s bowling innings is complete. In First Class games, only first innings wickets will count. Wickets scored in a super over do not count.
Runs off Delivery - The result will be determined by the number of runs added to the team total, off the specified delivery. For settlement purposes, all illegal balls count as deliveries. For example, if an over starts with a wide, then the first delivery will be settled as 1 and, although there has not been a legal ball bowled, the next ball will be deemed as delivery 2 for that over. If a delivery leads to free hit or a free hit is to be re-bowled because of an illegal delivery, the runs scored off the additional delivery do not count. All runs, whether off the bat or not are included. For example, a wide with three extra runs taken equates to 4 runs in total off that delivery.
Runs in Over - The specified over must be completed for bets to stand unless settlement has already been determined. If an innings ends during an over then that over will be deemed to be complete unless the innings is ended due to external factors, including bad weather, in which case all bets will be void, unless settlement has already been determined. If the over does not commence for any reason, all bets will be void. Extras and penalty runs in the particular over count towards settlement.
Boundary in Over - As “Runs in Over”. Only boundaries scored from the bat (off any delivery – legal or not) will count as a boundary. Overthrows, all run fours and extras do not count as boundaries.
Wicket in Over- As “Runs in Over”. For settlement purposes, any wicket will count, including run outs. A batsman retiring hurt does not count as a wicket. If a batsman is timed out or retired out then the wicket is deemed to have taken place on the previous ball.
Over Odd/Even - As “Runs in Over”. Zero will be deemed to be an even number.
Runs in Session - The result is determined by the total number of runs scored in the specified session, regardless of which team has scored them.
If fewer than 20 overs are bowled in a session, bets will be void unless settlement has already been determined.
Innings Runs - Description: How many runs will a team score in a specified innings? Rules: In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the overs scheduled to have been bowled at the time the bet was placed due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. Bets placed on a future innings will remain valid regardless of the runs scored in any current or previous innings. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined.
Innings Wickets - Description: How many wickets will the batting team lose in the current innings? Rules: In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the overs scheduled to have been bowled at the time the bet was placed due to external factors, including bad weather, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. Retired hurt does not count as a dismissal.
Innings Fours - Same as Most Fours.
Innings Sixes - Same as Most Sixes.
Innings Extras - Same as Most Extras.
Innings Run Outs - Same as Most Extras.
Innings Runs, Odd or Even? - If the innings is abandoned, forfeited or there is no official result, all bets will be void.
Innings to finish with a Boundary - Only boundaries scored from the bat (off any delivery – legal or not) will count as a boundary. Overthrows, all run fours and extras do not count as boundaries. In limited overs matches, bets will be void if there is any reduction in the number of overs scheduled to have been bowled at the time the bet was placed due to external factors, including bad weather. If the match is abandoned or there is no official result, all bets will be void.
Exact Runs in Innings - Bets will be settled according to the official result. In limited overs matches, bets will be void if there is any reduction in the number of overs scheduled to have been bowled at the time the bet was placed due to external factors, including bad weather. If the match is abandoned or there is no official result, all bets will be void.
Top Batsman in Innings - The result of this market is determined on the batsman with the highest individual score in a team’s innings. In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 50% of the overs scheduled to have been bowled at the time the bet was placed due to external factors, including bad weather. Top batsmen bets for First Class matches apply only to the first innings of each team, and will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. When two or more players score the same number of runs, in the innings dead-heat rules will apply. Runs scored in a super over do not count.
Top Bowler in Innings - The result of this market is determined on the bowler with the highest individual number of wickets in an individual innings. In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 50% of the overs scheduled to have been bowled at the time the bet was placed due to external factors, including bad weather. Top bowler bets for First Class matches apply only to the first innings of each team, and will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined. If two or more bowlers have taken the same number of wickets, the bowler who has conceded the fewest runs will be the winner. If there are two or more bowlers with the same wickets taken and runs conceded, dead heat rules will apply. Wickets taken in a super over don’t count. If no bowlers take a wicket in an innings then all bets will be void.
Last Man Standing - If there are two or more batsmen who are not out upon completion of the innings, the winner for the purpose of settlement will be the last batsman to face a delivery (legal or not). Players will not be deemed to have been not out if they were no longer at the crease having retired hurt or did not bat. In limited overs matches, bets will be void if, subsequent to placing the bet, the innings has been reduced in any way due to external factors, including bad weather.
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Batsman Milestones - Description: Will the named batsman reach the specified milestone? Rules: As “Batsman Runs”.
Method of Dismissal - If the specified batsman is not out, all bets will be void. If the specified batsman retires, and does not return to bat later, all bets will be void. If that batsman does return to bat later and is out, bets will stand.
Fall of Next Wicket - If the batting team reaches the end of their allotted overs, reaches their target or declares before the specified wicket falls, the result will be the total amassed. For settlement purposes, a batsman retiring hurt does not count as a wicket. In limited overs matches, bets will be void if it has not been possible to complete at least 80% of the scheduled overs in either innings due to external factors, unless settlement has already been determined, or goes on to be determined. Result will be considered determined if the line at which the bet was placed is passed, or the wicket in question falls. In drawn First Class matches, bets will be void if fewer than 200 overs have been bowled, unless settlement of the bet has already been determined.
Next Man Out - If either batsman retires hurt or the batsmen at the crease are different from those quoted, the bets placed on both batsmen will be declared void. If no more wickets fall, all bets will be void.
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Method of Next Wicket Dismissal - The result will be determined by the dismissal method of the next wicket that falls. A batsman retiring hurt does not count as a wicket. If a batsman is retired out, all bets will be void. If the specified wicket does not fall, all bets will be void.
Free Hit - The result will be determined by the number of runs added to the team total, off the specified delivery. If the free hit is re-bowled because of an illegal delivery, the runs scored off the second free hit do not count. Extras and penalty runs will count towards settlement.
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Race to ‘X’ Runs - All bets stand, regardless of any curtailment. If neither batsman reaches the specified number of runs the markets will be settled as ‘Neither’.
Next to Hit Six - All bets stand, regardless of any curtailment. If neither batsman scores a six after the bet is offered then the market will be settled as ‘Neither’. Overthrows and extras do not count.
Next to Take a Wicket - All bets stand, regardless of any curtailment. If none of the named bowlers take a wicket the market will be settled as ‘None of the above’. For settlement purposes, a batsman retiring hurt does not count as a wicket. Run outs, timed out, retired out and any other method of dismissal not awarded to a particular bowler will be settled as ‘None of the above’.
Winning Over - All bets will be void if there is no official result. In limited overs matches, all bets will be void if, subsequent to placing the bet, the maximum overs possible are reduced in any way.
Non Starter – If a competitor does not begin the event, whatever the reason, bets on that competitor will be voided upon completion of the event.
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Qualifying Winner – the winner will be the competitor who has the fastest timed lap in the last qualifying session.
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I’m really struggling with the idea of inquiry-based learning practices. Every discussion about it ends up upside down and backwards, because we all seem to mean something radically different when we use the terminology. The general idea appears to revolve around having students be more engaged in the curriculum, and beyond that I can’t work out any common ground.
What’s becoming a standard definition of an inquiry-based classroom (from the experiences I’ve had with it thus far) is one where the instructor does not lecture and does not impose topics, but instead stops, turns the lights around, and asks students what they want to learn.
This sounds great. It really does. But it concerns me. It concerns me because I’m not certain students (particularly undergraduate students, but also graduate students, to be honest) are ready to answer that question. And I think it’s okay that they’re not ready. It’s like bringing someone into a darkened room and ask them which of the paintings on the walls they would like to learn about. They need to get a glimpse of the place first in order to tell you, and I think our job is to turn up the lights in the room.
On a basic level, universities are already structured in this way; once we get through, for instance, History 101, students get to tell us what areas they want to focus on: African American history, Renaissance history, the history of poverty in Europe. We give them a bit of an introduction before we ask them to make choices, and I think that’s wise. They don’t know what we know. The come to us to learn. They come to us to have their universes turned around, to discover that the thing they never took any interest in before is actually utterly fascinating. I never liked history, (in fact, I failed my history classes in high school. Twice.) but I found it completely fascinating as an undergrad. I had no particular interest in religion until I started taking history classes either, and I now have a master’s degree in Theological Studies. If I hadn’t been guided by faculty who shaped the courses they taught with their own research interests, I wouldn’t have discovered these two passions in my life. I know I’m not the only one who can say that. What if they had just asked me what I wanted to learn about? I can’t imagine what I would have said, frankly.
Inquiry-based learning methods (as described to me thus far) appear to undervalue the resource that the instructor really is to the student. While I’ve spent lots of time talking about changing the structure of power in classrooms (taking some power away from the instructor in order to empower students), but if the structure of the course is based entirely on the questions of the students, there isn’t much room for the knowledge of the instructor. Someone in one of the sessions today asked about this; how can you bring research and teaching closer together if the students are determining the direction? That resonates with what Bob Rae (“call me Bob” Rae) said in the keynote; research and teaching need to go hand in hand. Without the research, the teaching is empty; without the teaching, we’re no longer a university.
In an ideal world, the reason students come to universities, the reason they exist in the first place, is because students want to learn from the experiences of established scholars and grow intellectually with their guidance and feedback. As a graduate student, I wanted the instructor to set the parameters of the course. I get to pick what I want to study based on the course description, after all; I didn’t come to school (and in one notable instance, I didn’t [have someone who was not me] pay my 13K USD in tuition) to learn about what the person sitting next to me wants to study that day. I came to learn from this professor, I came to glean some knowledge from and be guided by this particular instructor. She knows things other people do not. She has read documents other people have ignored. She has had epiphanies and realizations that I can learn from. I wanted her to establish the direction we were going to take, and give me freedom within it to understand it in my own way. I would love to see instructors tie their teaching in very closely with their research; to me that would be the ideal learning experience.
I’ve been involved in amazing inquiry-based learning experiences. One in particular was at an advanced graduate level (a phd class) where the instructor plucked a particularly thorny question out of her own research process and we worked on it as a group. It was completely fascinating, and I hadn’t had such an amazing learning experience prior and I have yet to experience anything that matched it. But she didn’t ask us what we wanted to learn; she gave us a question and gave us the option to participate in that inquiry. I felt like I had been let into the tiny little room at the top of the ivory tower, really engaging in the deep questions, and participating in finding out the answer. Until recently I thought this was inquiry-based learning. But apparently it’s not; it’s merely a subset called problem-based learning.
Don’t get me wrong, I see a place for peer interaction in a classroom; in fact, I spend quite a bit of my regular workday pitching that very idea. But (perhaps biased as a former phd student in a very traditional and structured discipline) I’m uncomfortable with unloading the intellectual work of creating curriculum onto students. Of all the things the extremely well-educated among us can offer society, presenting a unique and surprising path through a dense discipline seems like the very best. There’s lots of freedom within a structured curriculum; it’s still up to the students whether or not they want to be there, and what perspective they want to take on the ideas that arise.
Can someone explain inquiry-based learning to me? Please tell me I’ve misunderstood.
I’m gratified to see an emphasis on “deep learning” or reflective learning from faculty members; mostly because I have a tendency to work from my gut rather than theory (I’m working on that), and my gut reacts well to the idea that students need to reflect on what they’re learning. It’s nice to see that other people, who work from something more citeable than their guts, are thinking along the same lines.
I’ve never been that jazzed about the idea of an “e-portfolio”, because it seems a little basic. But I’m getting the idea now; it’s not all that different from where we’re trying to go with institutional blogging. We want blogs that stick around throughout a student’s academic life; not something that’s tied to the course, but to the student. This way, a student can go back over their own process, and as you get farther along, you could conceivably reflect on your entire academic career, tracing the growth of an idea or a concept over multiple classes and multiple years. So I guess I need to stop thinking about e-portfolios as a set item or piece of technology and more as a concept. Obviously I’m already behind the concept.
Iâ€™m getting more and more firmly convinced that blogs are tantamount to essential in humanities classes. I believe this to be true because a) it allows students to speak in a â€˜publicâ€™ forum about their readings and the lectures in a course, no matter what format the class takes, no matter how shy the student is, and no matter how many students are in the class, b) it allows the instructor/TA to read, respond to, and evaluate students critical thinking skills, understanding of the course material, and if theyâ€™re paying attention at all, c) it allows students to read and respond to each otherâ€™s opinions in a â€˜democraticâ€™ space, d) unlike reflection papers or other forms of journaling for class, the responses are not static documents that are handed from student to evaluator, but exist as individual archives of thoughts and information that are permanently available to both the student and the teacher. Blogs as Educational Tools? April 5, 2001.
In the session I’m in right now, we’re talking about reflection in learning, and the conversation is really interesting. So much interest on the process! Someone just suggested that if you want to use reflection in class, don’t use the word “reflection”. The questions she suggested asking instead are What? So What? Now what? I like this; there’s a delgate here who’s an undergraduate student from Calgary who tells us that she’s been writing reflection papers for years and only just got it this last term. Students have an idea of what “reflection” means, and they can tell you that they’re doing it while not doing what we’re looking for. This reminds me of so many of the problems we hit in librarianship; the terms get in the way of getting the job done.
This conference is very good; of course, when most of the delegates are faculty, you end up with a roomful of very critical listeners who ask very pertinent and challenging questions.
Something to roll your eyes at: Republicans in the US Congress want libraries to block web 2.0 in order to get funding.
The Deleting Online Predators Act (DOPA) would require schools and libraries to block access to a broad selection of web content, including “commercial Web sites that let users create web pages or profiles or offer communication with other users via forums, chat rooms, e-mail or instant messaging.” Not only would the bill block sites like MySpaceâ€”where even libraries have set up their own profilesâ€”it would also block instant messaging, online e-mail, wikis, and blogs.
And thus ends another joyous workweek.


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