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European Athletics U20 Championships • Biographical Entrylist, Women
100m European Athletics U20 Championships • Biographical Entrylist, Women Age (Days) Year SB PB HUNT Amy GBR 19y 60d 2002 11.31 -19 200m European U20 Champion 2019 / 4 x 100m European U20 Champion 2019 / 1 National Title (60 indoors 2020) 100m pb 11.31 Loughborough -19 150S 17.31 Gateshead -17 200 22.42 WU18B Mannheim -19 1 EJ 200 2019 (1 4x1) England. Club: Charnwood. Coach-Joseph McDonnell. Runs in New Balance shoes. In 2021: 2 Birmingham 200 (23.73); 3 -19 Bedford NC-j 200 (23.92) ADELEKE Rhasidat IRL 18y 319d 2002 11.31 11.31 -21 2 National Titles (100 outdoors 2021) (200 indoors 2019) 100m pb 11.31 NU23R Manhattan KS -21 200 22.96 NR NU23R Manhattan KS -21 LJ 5.39 Tullamore -16 h WJC 4x1 2018 Club: Tallaght. Studies at University of Texas. Coach-Edrick Floréal, CAN (long jump pb 8.20 NR in 1991, triple jump pb 17.29 in 1989)/Daniel Kilgallon. From Dublin. In 2021: 4 Fayetteville AR 200 ind; 8 College Station TX 60 ind; 1 Fayetteville AR 400 ind; 3 rB Lubbock TX Big 12 400 ind (53.44 pb); 6 Austin TX TexasR 200; 3 Austin TX 200; 5 Baton Rouge LA 200; 2 Austin TX 200; 1 Austin TX 100; 2 Manhattan KS Big 12 100; 2 Manhattan KS Big 12 200 (23.03 NU23R); 1 Dublin NC 100 (11.29w pb); 2 Dublin NC 200 (22.84w pb) SEEDO N'ketia NED 18y 37d 2003 11.50 11.37 -19 100m European U20 Silver 2019 / 4 x 100m European U20 Silver 2019 / 1 National Title (60 indoors 2020) 100m pb 11.37 Borås -19 150 18.49 Utrecht -17 200 23.93 Alphen aan den Rijn -19 2 EJ 100 2019 (2 4x1) Club: U-Track. -
100M Men Heats Sat 30 Apr 11:45 Winners and 12 Fastest Losers to 3 Semi Finals
100m Men Heats Sat 30 Apr 11:45 Winners and 12 fastest losers to 3 Semi Finals Heat 1 Wind speed: -0.2m/s 1 21 Olufunmi Sobodu Canterbury Christ Church 11.00 Q 2 1650 Adam Mohammed Loughborough 11.22 q 3 14 Saul Paine Brunel West London 11.24 q 4 301 Christopher Watts Sheffield Hallam 11.58 5 46 Thomas Appleyard Liverpool 11.65 6 67 Paul Flynn Nottingham Trent 12.13 7 1688 Aiden Lewis Southampton Solent 12.16 8 30 Shane Spaans East Anglia 12.43 Heat 2 Wind speed: -1.0m/s 1 43 Jonny Holmes Leeds Met Carnegie 11.04 Q 2 41 Sam Cordin Leeds 11.16 q 3 86 Robert Patton Sunderland 11.37 4 88 Mike Neville Swansea 11.42 5 277 Thabdeus Anim Somuah Manchester 11.69 6 35 Adam Letts Gloucestershire 12.40 7 37 Shaun Mulligan Greenwich DNS 8 90 Chris Leslie Medway DNS Heat 3 Wind speed: -1.1m/s 1 52 Josh Baxter Loughborough 11.38 Q 2 6 Lee Fullam Brighton 11.43 3 63 Harrison Foster Northumbria 11.67 4 91 Nana Yeboah Medway 11.82 5 16 Ivo Georgiev Buckinghamshire New 12.15 6 74 Matthew Molloy Sheffield 12.45 7 40 Amanpreet Pabla Leeds 12.62 8 2 Antoe Walters Bedfordshire DQ Heat 4 Wind speed: -0.7m/s 1 280 Moses Bawo Middlesex 11.29 Q 2 73 Mo Abdullahi Portsmouth 11.32 q 3 95 Liam Duff UWIC 11.33 q 4 28 Thomas Knight Durham 11.35 q 5 5 Rhys Bennett Bournemouth 11.86 6 33 James Sleep Exeter 12.14 7 84 Stephen Buwert Stirling 12.55 8 81 Mark Hardy St Andrews DNS Heat 5 Wind speed: -0.5m/s 1 44 Ryan Farrington Leeds Met Carnegie 11.07 Q 2 54 Thomas Scrase Loughborough 11.26 q 3 68 Chris Morter Oxford 11.67 4 71 Jay Atkinson Oxford Brookes 11.92 5 83 Wardell -
2010-05-03 BUCS Outdoor Athletics
BUCS OUTDOOR ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010 1, 2 & 3 MAY 2010 @ BEDFORD INTERNATIONAL STADIUM MEN WOMEN FINAL POINTS FINAL POINTS Posn University AFTER 20 EVENTS Posn University AFTER 20 EVENTS 1 Loughborough 133.5 1 Loughborough 146.0 2 Bath 74.0 2 Brunel 82.5 3 UWIC 73.0 3 Leeds Met Carnegie 61.5 4 Leeds Met Carnegie 68.0 4 UWIC 51.0 5 Birmingham 59.0 5 Bath 39.0 6 Brunel 43.5 6 Birmingham 34.5 7 St Mary's 23.0 7 St Mary's 29.5 8 Wolverhampton 22.0 8 Sheffield Hallam 20.0 9 Middlesex 16.0 9 UC Birmingham 16.0 10 Bournemouth 14.0 10 Exeter 15.0 11 Northumbria 11.0 11 Dundee 14.0 12 Portsmouth 9.0 11 Wolverhampton 14.0 13 Sheffield 8.0 13 Manchester 9.0 13 Anglia Ruskin 8.0 13 Middlesex 9.0 13 Bristol 8.0 15 Cambridge 8.0 13 Anglia Ruskin 8.0 15 Strathclyde 8.0 17 Teesside 7.0 17 London 7.0 17 UW Newport 7.0 17 Edinburgh 7.0 19 Royal Holloway 6.0 17 Newcastle 7.0 19 Strathclyde 6.0 20 Cardiff 6.0 21 Edinburgh 5.0 21 Oxford 5.0 22 Nottingham 4.0 21 Teesside 5.0 22 Newcastle 4.0 23 Essex 4.0 24 Durham 3.0 23 Sheffield 4.0 25 Edge Hill 2.0 25 UWE 2.0 25 West of Scotland 2.0 26 Liverpool 1.0 27 Heriot-Watt 0.0 26 Bristol 1.0 27 Aberdeen 0.0 28 Ulster 0.0 27 Liverpool John Moores 0.0 28 Royal Holloway 0.0 27 Edinburgh Napier 0.0 28 UW Newport 0.0 27 Liverpool John Moores 0.0 28 Canterbury Christ Church 0.0 27 Essex 0.0 28 Swansea 0.0 27 Leeds 0.0 28 Coventry 0.0 27 Brighton 0.0 28 Kent 0.0 27 Reading 0.0 27 UC Birmingham 0.0 BUCS OUTDOOR ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010 1, 2 & 3 MAY 2010 @ BEDFORD INTERNATIONAL STADIUM T4 Event T4 100m MEN Heats -
EPUAP2020 Virual Abstract Book.Qxp Sestava 1
EPUAP VIRTUAL MEETING 24 September 2020 www.epuap.org ABSTRACT BOOK PROGRAMME OVERVIEW Time zone Thursday | 24 September 2020 CET Track A Track B Track C 09:00 - 09:15 Opening by Dimitri Beeckman 09:15 - 10:30 Session 1A: Medical device related pressure injuries; Session 1B: Prophylactic dressings; Chair: Jane Nixon Chair: Peter Worsley 09:15 - 09:35 Prevention and management of device related pressure ulcers: Reflecting Effectiveness of two silicone dressings for sacral and heel pressure ulcer on a decade of improvement and challenges to be addressed; prevention in 475 high risk intensive care patientss; Janet Cuddigan, United States Elisabeth Hahnel, Germany 09:35 - 09:55 Evaluating performance of medical devices in minimising risk of soft tissue Silicone adhesive multilayer foam dressings as adjuvant prophylactic damage; Dan Bader, United Kingdom therapy to prevent hospital-acquired pressure ulcers: a nationwide multicentre randomised open label parallel group medical device trial; Dimitri Beeckman, Belgium 09:55 - 10:15 Clinical perspectives on preventing device related pressure ulcers and the Systematic review prophylactic dressings for heel pressure ulcers; new International Consensus; Paulo Alves, Portugal Clare Greenwood, United Kingdom 10:15 - 10:30 Q&A Q&A 10:30 - 10:45 Short break 10:45 - 12:00 Session 2A: PPE and pressure injuries; Chair: Carina Baath Session 2B: Prone positioning - patient perspective and staff perspective; Chair: Maarit Ahtiala 10:45 - 11:05 The problem of facial injury using PPE in the general care setting; -
Bucs Outdoor Athletics Championships 2010 1, 2 & 3 May 2010 @ Bedford International Stadium
BUCS OUTDOOR ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010 1, 2 & 3 MAY 2010 @ BEDFORD INTERNATIONAL STADIUM MEN WOMEN FINAL POINTS FINAL POINTS Posn University AFTER 20 EVENTS Posn University AFTER 20 EVENTS 1 Loughborough 136.5 1 Loughborough 146.5 2 Bath 74.0 2 Brunel 87.0 3 UWIC 73.0 3 Leeds Met Carnegie 59.0 4 Leeds Met Carnegie 68.0 4 UWIC 46.0 5 Birmingham 59.0 5 Bath 39.0 6 Brunel 43.5 7 St Mary's 29.5 7 St Mary's 23.0 6 Birmingham 35.0 8 Wolverhampton 22.0 8 Sheffield Hallam 20.0 9 Middlesex 16.0 9 UC Birmingham 16.0 10 Bournemouth 14.0 9 Surrey 16.0 11 Northumbria 11.0 11 Exeter 15.0 12 Manchester 9.0 12 Dundee 14.0 12 Portsmouth 9.0 12 Wolverhampton 14.0 14 Sheffield 8.0 14 Manchester 9.0 14 Anglia Ruskin 8.0 14 Middlesex 9.0 14 Bristol 8.0 16 Cambridge 8.0 14 Huddersfield 8.0 16 Chester 8.0 18 Bedfordshire 7.0 16 Strathclyde 8.0 18 Imperial 7.0 19 Durham 7.0 18 Teesside 7.0 19 Gloucestershire 7.0 18 UW Newport 7.0 19 London 7.0 22 Royal Holloway 6.0 19 Edinburgh 7.0 22 Strathclyde 6.0 19 Newcastle 7.0 22 Swansea 6.0 24 Cardiff 6.0 25 Edinburgh 5.0 24 Imperial 6.0 25 Oxford 5.0 24 Liverpool John Moores 6.0 27 Nottingham 4.0 24 Medway 6.0 27 Newcastle 4.0 28 Hull 5.0 29 Durham 3.0 28 Oxford 5.0 29 East Anglia 3.0 28 Teesside 5.0 29 East London 3.0 31 Essex 4.0 29 Sheffield Hallam 3.0 31 Sheffield 4.0 33 Cambridge 2.0 33 Leeds 3.0 33 Edge Hill 2.0 33 St Andrews 3.0 33 Oxford Brookes 2.0 36 UWE 2.0 33 Robert Gordon 2.0 37 Bristol 1.0 33 West of Scotland 2.0 37 Liverpool 1.0 38 Warwick 1.0 37 Thames Valley 1.0 BUCS OUTDOOR ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS -
Policy & Practice
Policy & Practice A Development Education Review ISSN: 1748135X Editor: Catherine Simmons Printed by: Impression Print and Design NI Ltd, Lisburn "The views expressed herein are those of individual authors and can in no way be taken to reflect the official opinion of Irish Aid." © Centre for Global Education 2006 The Centre for Global Education is accepted as a charity by Inland Revenue under reference number XR73713 and is a Company Limited by Guarantee Number 25290 Contents Editorial Stella Murray 1 Focus Popular development, moral justification and development education Graham Finlay 5 Citizenship in global perspective Chris Armstrong 14 Development education, citizenship and civic engagement at third level and beyond in the Republic of Ireland Suming Khoo 26 Soft versus critical global citizenship education Vanessa Andreotti 40 Identifying the European dimension in citizenship education Gerard McCann and Peter Finn 52 Education for sustainable development towards responsible global citizenship Kirsi Lindroos and MarjaLeena Loukola 64 Perspectives Philosophy for global citizenship (P4GC) project Arthur Capstick and Vimala John 76 Global Citizenship and grassroots community development in the Democratic Republic of Congo Lukengo Yengo Diansangu 79 The ColourWorld School Programme: from ideas to implementation Rita Gazdag 85 Policy & Practice - A Development Education Review i The National Youth Development Education Programme and the 2005 European Year of Citizenship Sandra Gowran 89 Seeing the bigger picture of local and global -
Harrier Magazine Website
AT YOUR SERVICE THE CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT: David Brown CBE VICE PRESIDENT: Roy Swinbank CHAIRMAN: Nigel Breddy VICE CHAIRMAN: Dean Hardman SECRETARY: Frank Cordingley 2018/2019 TREASURER: Jack Frost Harrier The Magazine of Sale Harriers Manchester TEAM MANAGERS NO. 83 BRITISH ATHLETIC SENIOR WOMEN LEAGUE (BAL) (Roads & Country) Clare McCarron Dean Hardman (James Bailey) VETERAN MEN: TEAMWORK ASSURES SUCCESS UK WOMEN’S LEAGUE: Glen Savage Tony Simmons VETERAN WOMEN: NORTHERN T & F LEAGUE: Anne Chinoy David Marsh (Women) & FELLS: Jack Frost (Men) Paul Barrett UK YDL LEAGUE (Lower) YOUTHS (BOYS) David Marsh (Boys) & THEY CAME WITHIN A ‘WHISKER’ Steve Windebank Carl Worthington (Girls) YOUTHS (GIRLS) UK YDL LEAGUE (Upper) Peter & Christine Johnson Sarah James (Boys) Jack Frost PRIMARY SECTION: ROAD RELAYS Graham & Anne Marshall OF RETAINING THEIR NATIONAL James Bailey & David Rodgers (All contact details are available SENIOR MEN on the Sale Harriers website) (Roads & Country) Dave Rodgers YDL (lower) TITLE HARRIER MAGAZINE See page 29 for the full story! PRODUCER & EDITOR Fechin McCormick, 131 Kerscott Road, Northern Moor, M23 0QE Tel: 0161 972 5715 Email: [email protected] PHOTOGRAPHER Ernie Greenwood, Tel: 0161 370 7461, Mob: 07597132660 Email: [email protected] Web: www.darkstarphotos.com DESIGN & ARTWORK: Phil O’Mara, Tel: 01625 822532 WEBSITE WEBSITE DEVELOPER: Anne Chinoy WEBSITE EDITOR: Frank Cordingley SPECIALIST HONORARY LIFE MEMBERSHIPS ABNORMAL LOAD Sale Harriers awards its Life Membership to any member who, in the opinion of the Executive Committee, has rendered exceptional, consistent and sustained service to the club over very many years. The club similarly honours with Life Membership its Olympic athletes in recognition of their world excellence and the exceptional TRANSPORT pride and honour they bring to their club. -
Download June's Parish Magazine
Welcome to your JUNE Digital Magazine We are now welcoming you to the third digital online magazine, and we are in danger of saying it’s beginning to be normal to be doing this. We do hope that this will be the last online only version of Mayfield Church and Village news and if restrictions continue to ease next month’s magazine (July) could well see us back at the printers and distributing real magazines to our 270 plus subscribers of which a significant minority have no internet access so can’t download this very magazine, However, our online magazine has proved to be a bit of a hit gaining more and more readers with each issue. Our April Magazine the first, was downloaded 256 and our second magazine May has risen to 312 downloads. Recognising that there are existing readers who cannot download the magazine it means we have gained 50 or more readers. The online edition allows us to publish many more photos and in colour, simply impossible with the cost of printing. However the printed magazine carries adverts and is by subscription both of which provides much needed funds for the church. The Future So, we are debating exactly what we do in the future. We will be printing the magazine and if you like what you see and do not subscribe already then do contact us as editors to ensure you always get a copy. To do that you can contact Joyce Beeson Email: [email protected] Tel. 346959 or Stephen Dunn Email: [email protected] Tel. -
University of Minnesota
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA ;UafCH CommcNccment 1950 NORTHROP MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 16 AT EIGHT O'CLOCK Unillersitll 0/ jUinnesota THE BOARD OF REGENTS Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President Mr. William T. Middlebrook, Secretary Mr. Julius A. Schmahl, Treasurer The Honorable Fred B. Snyder, Minneapolis First Vice President and Chairman The Honorable Ray J. Quinlivan, St. Cloud Second Vice President The Honorable James F. Bell, Minneapolis The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna The Honorable Richard L. Griggs, Duluth The Honorable J. S. Jones, St. Paul The Honorable George W. Lawson, St. Paul The Honorable Albert J. Lobb, Rochester The Honorable E. E. Novak, New Prague The Honorable A. J. Olson, Renville The Honorable Herman F. Skyberg, Fisher The Honorable Sheldon V. Wood, Minneapolis As a courtesy to those attending functions, and out of respect for the character of the build· ing, be it resolved by the Board of Regents that there be printed in the programs of all functions held in the Cyrus Northrop Memorial Auditorium a request that smoking be confined to the outer lobby on the main floor, to the gallery lobbies, and to the lounge rooms. ~ltisls VOllf UniVefsilv The University of Minnesota: "FOUNDED IN THE FAITH THAT MEN ARE ENNOBLED BY UNDERSTANDING, DEDICATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNrNG AND THE SEARCH FOR TRUTH, DEVOTED TO THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUTH AND THE WELFARE OF THE STATE"-this is your University. CHARTERED in February, 1851, by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Min nesota, the Univ~rsi~ of Minnesota 'YiIl soon c~le~rate its on~ hu?dr~dth ~irthday. -
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Number 58 THE September 2018 VETERAN 1 The Born to Bike women took the Club Team Rachael Mellor (Holmfirth Championship - Lynne Biddulph, Katja Reitdorf CC) indulges in some multi- and Susan Semple tasking NATIONAL 100 MILES CHAMPIONSHIP Gethin Butler (Preston Whs) looking determined Richard Bideau (Pendle Forest CC) on his way to 7th overall and a Group Team retained his 100 mile crown medal for North Lancs & Lakes Championship images courtesy of Front cover - Keith Murray (Drag2Zero & North Group) cruised to a championship bronze medal 2 National Association for the 40 years old and over racing cyclist NATIONAL EXECUTIVE 2018/19 President Carole Gandy (Kent) 01622 762837 : [email protected] Honorary Life Vice President Keith Robbins Vice Presidents Mrs D Maher E A Green Chairman Andrew Simpkins (Midlands) 18 Richmond Close, Hollywood, Birmingham, B47 5QD 07767 835004 : [email protected] Treasurer National Secretary Mary Corbett (Wessex) Rachael Elliott (London & Home Counties) 28 The Meadows 6 Pindar Place Lyndhurst, Hampshire, SO43 7EL Newbury, RG14 2RR 07837 551768 07931 722817 [email protected] [email protected] Records Secretary Membership Secretary Geoff Perry (London & Home Counties) Merv Player (East Anglian) 8 The Meadway 18 New Close Loughton, Milton Keynes, MK5 8AN Knebworth, Herts, SG3 6NU 07808 839811 01438 814154 [email protected] [email protected] Editor & Advertising Secretary Awards Secretary Mike Penrice (Yorkshire) Ian Greenstreet (London & Home Count) Tawnylands, South -
November 29, 2002 Vol
Inside Archbishop Buechlein . 4, 5 Editorial . 4 Question Corner . 15 The Sunday & Daily Readings. 15 Serving the CChurchCriterion in Centralr andi Southert n Indianae Since 1960rion www.archindy.org November 29, 2002 Vol. XXXXII, No. 9 50¢ Holy Land violence increases while war looms with Iraq WASHINGTON (CNS)—Violence in who are experiencing difficult moments The mother of 13-year- the Holy Land brought fresh condemna- of great suffering.” old Israeli Hodaya tions and prayers for peace, while groups A focus of the congregation’s meeting Asraf, who was killed in the United States and Europe continued was strengthening the Church’s pastoral in a Palestinian suicide their protests against a potential U.S.-led outreach, a process particularly difficult CNS photo from Reuters bomb attack, weeps war against Iraq. in the Middle East and other areas where during the girl’s funeral Pope John Paul II entrusted prayers for Christians are fleeing violence, discrimi- in Jerusalem on peace in the Middle East to the interces- nation and economic stagnation. Nov. 21. The bomber sion of Blessed John XXIII. That same focus lead a group of killed 11 people and The pope said the Holy Land and other British pilgrims to visit holy sites in injured 29 when he regions of the Middle East are “caught up Jerusalem and the West Bank in mid- blew himself up on a in a dangerous cycle which seems November. crowded commuter humanly unstoppable. May God make “Our presence here is to show support bus carrying, among this vortex of violence stop,” the pope of the Holy Land in these difficult times. -
For the Glory of Sport
For The Glory Of Sport The story of the Commonwealth Games from 1930 to 2014 By Bob Phillips Author€s Note The Commonwealth Games have always been particularly close to my heart in a lifetime of a passionate interest in sport. I saw them for the first time as a teenage fan in Cardiff in 1958 € when they were still known as the British Empire and Commonwealth Games € and was captivated then by the marvellous deeds of the athletes on a cinder track fitted tightly round the hallowed turf of the celebrated Arms Park rugby-football ground. Lithe and lightning-fast sprinters from the Caribbean islands, rugged middle-distance and long-distance runners from Australia and New Zealand, a gloriously fluent quarter-miler from India, jumpers and throwers from what then seemed such exotic far-flung corners of the globe as Fiji, North Borneo and Singapore € it was all intensely exciting and laid the foundations for what would be for me many more such delightful adventures to come as a professional journalist and broadcaster. Even so, there were only 35 countries competing at those Games of more than half-a-century ago. In Glasgow this year there will be twice that number. The Games have grown out of all recognition, but in the process of so doing they have managed to maintain an intimacy € even a coziness, if you like € which so many of the other forms of international sport have long since shunned in the relentless interests of commercialism. This is a favoured theme of mine which you will find recurring throughout this history of the Commonwealth Games € call me old-fashioned, if you wish, but there are inherent qualities of fair play, of sportsmanship, of comradely competition among members of a vastly extended but affectionate family, which have survived over more than 80 years at these Games, though not entirely unscathed, and they are not widely in evidence elsewhere these days.