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Ep. 1369: If it Biebs, it leadsTwitter's top trending topics of 2010 sadly didn't include #mollyontopgear, but it's kind of a plus that Justin Bieber was only around No. 8. Also today, the 4Chan kids go crazy on Gawker and you know what? Innocent people are being caught in this hacker-gang...
Today is Monday. December 3. And the Gonzales on pretzel time Hollywood -- a buzz out loud is cnet's podcast of indeterminate length it is episode thirteen 160 that -- I feel a lot lighter let me tell -- got an elegant TT tech guys who I let the video removed it's not you streamlined look -- blue super -- -- -- -- Of -- that wouldn't. We don't wear it out like that Elena I don't like you like I don't like like -- -- the but I would compliment you I don't Clinton -- -- did -- and a. -- -- Nowadays -- your entire -- and. If you haven't made it on his -- takes a long -- -- wanna talk about it how long it takes I'm and I believe we think. I -- all that lets you type in -- I think I guess yeah yes and now I'm totally -- they take -- Apple -- new review though he needs you that there and do I have got a big yes -- turned out if you are. Frequent comment -- on gawker and or you worked there. You you probably wanna make some password changes like stacked AS AP -- has been hacked. By a a group that may or may not be related to fortune and they've taken down they take down all the Gawker Media sites over the weekend. And then they published staff passwords and obtained user names -- and passwords for one and a half million users won't. We finally know if you're not sure doctor media has sites like Lifehacker. Goddard is moto doesn't -- to talk to. That's been -- mean -- they have a family of web sites omelet this it kind of it appears again might have originated because there's a little beef. With the -- directly. Where doctor in the -- of their internal conversations they said bring it on the -- and there -- kind of joke -- -- I'm joking behind closed doors PM. The -- -- meteor potentially people associated with them. Allied of that and that's why they believe that this is kind of what they did in response -- it was like tablet or chapel we don't even show like Dallas pertain only if I go I don't -- our timing analysis. I have I've made -- Q you Howard Chan jokes ever and the most important every -- -- just. I mean. There and -- scene but. The thing that's I guess that's -- -- to me it it kind of reminds me it's not the same thing but. The whole point of like the whole Internet now leaking the confidential information you first start with they're not to literally be -- -- -- kiwi thing. And then you have sites like this that are literally feel completely comfortable with exposing. People's passwords that are linked to their account and every -- I don't know if that's oppressed -- -- people are now feeling more comfortable of the idea. And just publishing private information because they can get access to it if they try hard enough well. Also though the idea that if you have some sort of a beef with someone you go EUU. You take you hacked their site -- -- the user names and passwords of their users are coming on an island with it exactly like I don't wanna bring out of -- of portend but at the same time that's not okay. Like that is absolutely. Terroristic behavior that is hitting -- -- -- in the where parents and that's really what they doing there really hidden and users drive innocent by Saturday hurting the users and what the hell is the beef. You know like the holiday made a joke about -- and they said bring it on or who knows what it actually was -- This is I mean. It's been it's an interesting week and it's been inching few months of this because there's been this kind of like. Increasing web Vince vigilante -- sort of movement like operation payback taken on -- -- MPAA. Or. Taking down. Obviously. That going after sites that don't support Wiki leaks you have the Internet going after that woman who -- the cat in -- dumpster at you know and it's it's obviously. It was always gonna go too far. And I think now at the point which -- -- -- they're doing -- data dump of a million and a half user names and passwords of people who just did nothing but visit a website registered comment maybe. May be comment it's just you know what like. That's not at this. If anything reminds us that this is the type of behavior that these guys are doing engaging in so even if there are times -- it appears to be in line with like the common good. The fact is like they're doing it for it it's not it's totally immoral. And it is frequently an especially in this case like. Jerky for lack of a better word but it did continue. The kind of elevate its elevated each time along the way like -- you -- the -- through the cat. Now it's like users that are completely that have nothing to do with this and -- just released their -- mean a lot of people we know everyone says changer -- don't. -- the same pass from different web sites with this list they published on its foreign. David they put it up on torrent sites -- to be easily -- you you could just to take your pick -- -- like a delta try to play this and on Amazon or whatnot and the scope go to talent. Yeah and it landed sort of like it is to be the sort of low level joking around and his -- It's like what used to be low level street crime and now it's turned into gains yeah you know and that's kind of how it feels -- mean literally like. The web or web gang wars in no where somebody through their on time and now that now a million and -- passwords -- online it's like you know what there's nothing cool about this. At all. That being said don't -- -- -- like -- I don't think it had learned. And like all of you sixteen year old -- members send them seriously but I also really. -- until -- -- well somewhere else but from porn like everything like teenagers used to be -- but -- -- -- -- -- -- federal judge on Friday dismissed a patent infringement lawsuit. Filed against the Internet. By Paul Allen and his intellectual property company saying the -- Paul Allen in the cluster that he filed against Apple FaceBook YouTube Yahoo! they -- all -- other companies. -- plaintiff has failed to identify the infringing products or devices with any specificity. And said the courts and defendants are left to guess what devices infringe on the four patents it has almost exactly what Google. That's and thank goodness now to the patents this because -- become breeding like Powell brought these were to the pads -- -- that are making up the bulk of the claims one of almost. It was described as a browser for use in navigating a body of information -- Yeah aim with particular application -- browsing information represented by audio visual data I think everybody and then that I like this one down the second patent. Was literally alerting users to items of current interest strict. -- -- -- Yes I mean it was astonishing and it was so broad and terrifying that it was you know and since it was filed against basically everybody who's doing anything important on the web those like do you mean. -- semester and pop -- you mean like news v.s weigh nearly double that notification yes you are literally mean everything that happens online and by the way why -- these patents ever granted in the first place and how do we keep having to have this conversation how the patent the -- to be like -- look at -- stuff. On electronic -- -- move on with my finger. -- that the thing -- learning this shameful it is shameful that -- house to come to a federal judge being like this lawsuit doesn't say anything. -- all. I don't think so. Analysts at least -- -- right I hate the thing about is what. The internal research group that had the patents was started or funded in 1992 so you think okay think back in 1992. Something like this like. Like that allow you -- -- -- and the current address. -- little big town crier electronic data that prior art electronic. It's an outcry electronic -- I didn't she alienating it looked over the telephone ring no. Enough data out into -- pissed about -- It. But they got error they -- and at least the -- got it right the worst thing is though I think they said that a home they might this pollen might dispute this. I'm gonna try a second time to basically they say if he so Reese amidst now with specific products. That are involved in violating the -- and they can review this but -- idea I hope that even if he does that they're just gonna say sorry next try. -- -- -- Now we'll see the company -- in question by the way it's called interval -- does not necessarily it's not Paul Allen only but he is using an owner of that company. In other patent is apparently at Nortel. Has. What is thought to be an unbelievably valuable library of four G related patents that is is sparking this are threatening to speculative bidding war. Yahoo! right now what it is is that on -- have some to keep hands on technologies like LT and service architecture evolution. Right now the moment researcher motion Nokia Google and Apple. Are beating for their patent -- treasure -- -- patents for. Fourteen LT connectivity because. This that it obviously -- -- the four players right now that are fighting in that space may be able to secured and locked this down. Would give that would give them an added advantage moving forward with some of those technologies. I don't necessarily know once they acquire them they could. Charge the other companies because we don't have a specific layout. Of each of the technologies but that's where it really comes down to. Absolutely unable to beat the other guy into submission with your awesome patent library -- love that lets them but I love it. So good and helpful for innovation. Reached for comment Apple and rim declined to respond. Or declined I think it sounds like they denied it may -- Nokia and Google did not respond. One source that whoever buys these patents is buying a hell of an -- -- yet. Because our system is -- On that note so we take a little -- let's do it what do we come back -- an interview with the new Verizon Wireless box. Hollywood and practically inviting you to join us for the 2010 edition of cnet's holiday help desk that happens every Monday at 1 PM Pacific 4 PM eastern starting November 22. It's where we make you look like a brilliant tech gift giver as we take your live calls and we feel your emails in fact. Why -- you send us an email right now to holiday help desk at cnet.com and along with the rest of cnet's editors will point you to the right product at the right price. Holiday help desk Mondays at 1 PM Pacific time starting November -- seconds at cnet.com slash live. Welcome back about -- everybody -- we're timeout Verizon and -- recently appointed CEO Daniel -- He recently spoke the Wall Street Journal and to -- -- key things came out -- conversations one of them is that. Verizon has not decided at least. If they're going to do an unlimited data plan for consumers in the thirty dollar price point they're they're actually looking -- consider doing -- pricing which. Based on on an excellent proposals from SEC in the net neutrality. On guidelines. Would still be a possibility for wireless for wireless -- all the so they have -- violence isn't there yet but there's still a -- they learned with the idea. We're gonna meet -- -- they are also on their timeout if they would consider a family plan for price family plan pricing. For day and he responded that we should with -- in Texas for the family. 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To promote and support, by any means, high-quality basic, strategic and applied research and related postgraduate training relating to the understanding and exploitation of biological systems.
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In relation to the Council's activities, and as the Council may see fit, to:
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Research councils were reorganised following the 1993 government white paper "Realising our Potential".
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in reply to CPAN forces my machine to install Make - i am lost
How many threads are you going to start about this one module installation? Why would I want to read a PDF file elsewhere? Why don't you try to install the dependencies properly, as described in their documentation? Please re read your previous posts on this topic, including how to test my perl-prerequesites on a Linux-box - with command line-approach, /WWW::Mechanize::Firefox how to install on opensuse 12.1 and many others.
Cross post at OpenSuse forums.
Update: Your title is once again misleading. Cpan isn't forcing you to install make.
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A glitch in the search software in Apple's OS X Yosemite can expose private details of Apple Mail users, revealing their IP address as well as other...
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Reader Joshua Snider seeks more information about one of Yosemite's new Mail features. He writes: I've heard that I can send really large attachments...
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HICKORY, NC (WBTV) - The woman indicted earlier this week in the death and dismemberment of Zahra Baker was arraigned in criminal superior court Tuesday afternoon.
On Monday, a grand jury indicted Elisa Baker for second-degree murder as the sole suspect in the death of her 10-year-old stepdaughter who was reported missing in October.
During the arraignment proceeding, Judge Robert Ervin explained the charge against Baker. She also received Scott Reilly as court-appointed counsel. Baker's next court date will be April 4.
Related: Read the indictment (pdf) | WBTV interviews Adam Baker
Just hours after Baker was indicted on Monday, the state medical examiner's autopsy report was released regarding Zahra's death, which was classified as "Undetermined - homicidal violence." (Click here to read more about the autopsy report - Warning: Contains graphic content)
Also on Monday, the district attorney and the Hickory Police chief held a press conference where they talked about the indictment and the case.
Related story: Just who IS Elisa Baker?
"At this time, the state has no credible evidence to suggest that anyone other than Elisa Baker was involved in the murder of Zahra Clare Baker," said Jay Gaither, prosecutor for the 25th District, which includes Catawba County.
Full coverage of the Zahra Baker case
Elisa Baker's indictment also included "aggravating factors," which indicates a history and pattern of physical, verbal and psychological abuse the victim, according to Catawba County Clerk of Court Al Jean Bogle.
The grand jury's indictment also said that Elisa Baker "desecrated the victim's body to hinder detection..." The girl's body was dismembered after her death and her remains were scattered in at least two places in Caldwell County.
Zahra's father, Adam Baker, spoke to WBTV News just hours after the indictment occurred. He claims he was hoodwinked by Elisa Baker and essentially kept in the dark about the status of his daughter.
Related: Adam Baker talks to WBTV Monday
Elisa Baker's bond was immediately increased by $200,000 as the grand jury's charge was added. Her total bond is now $307,700 and she is facing 17 charges.
Last year, Elisa Baker led investigators to the remains of Zahra, which were found in rural areas in Caldwell County. She also told police that Zahra's body was disposed after the girl died of "illness," according to court documents.
On Monday, the Caldwell County Department of Social Services released information on the Zahra case, stating that their file on her began in Jan. 2010 and the last entry was in July -- about two months before she died -- when the family moved to Hickory. (Click here for the Caldwell Co. DSS summary of service)
On Sunday evening, Adam Baker spoke to 60 Minutes Australia about Zahra's death.
60 Minutes Australia is a current affairs program which is based on the CBS version in the United States with the same name.
Adam and Zahra were from Australia and they moved to Hickory about two years ago after he met Elisa.
"Zahra had been my life you know, and now she's gone," said Adam Baker. "I don't know what to do. I feel very, very empty."
In October of 2010, Adam called 911 and reported Zahra missing.
Police say shortly thereafter, Elisa admitted to writing a fake ransom note and she was jailed on unrelated charged. Eventually, Elisa led investigators to Zahra's scattered remains.
Court documents show Elisa told police she and Adam chopped up Zahra and dumped her remains after the young girl died from an illness.
In the 60 Minutes interview, Adam Baker said, "That's the biggest lie she ever told."
Adam told 60 Minutes, it is difficult for him to be here in the U.S. where people think he is a murderer.
When asked about his alleged involvement in her death, Adam said he had no part in any of it, and that he didn't feel there was a case against him.
"I had no part in my daughter's death or dismemberment," he said.
During the interview, Adam said he believes Elisa played some role in Zahra's death and disappearance, and he said Zahra would still be alive today if he had never brought Elisa into their lives.
Because of ongoing legal issues here in the United States, WBTV is not able to provide a full transcript, or the full video, of the interview.
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Reflecting the enormous advances made in the field over the past ten years,...
580 pages, 319 b/w illustrations, 42 tables
Almost all living organisms are exploited by parasites of one type or another. But what are parasites? How many different types are there? And what exactly is parasitism? In this undergraduate textbook parasitism is described as an ecological relationship. Ecology implies the study of the interaction between organisms and their environments and the fact that parasites' hosts are alive makes this concept even more exciting, combining traditionally disparate disciplines such as immunology and physiology with ecology and epidemiology! All the major groups of animal parasites are described, who they are and how they live. Also examined are their biogeography, evolution, and the way they influence the populations of their hosts and the immunological, pathological and biochemical implications of parasites. Written in an accessible style, the subject matter is brought to life with numerous illustrations and textboxes containing anecdotal, interesting and supplementary material. Essential for all undergraduate students studying parasitology, Parasitism: The Ecology and Diversity of Animal Parasites will also be useful reading for graduates and researchers in zoology and ecology.
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We've all had a whinge about the state of New Zealand's market at some point. But the fact is lamenting property prices wont get you on that ladder, but getting a little creative and having a solid strategy will.
Gone are the days when you could snap up a three bedroom in a central suburb with two or three years salary – but that doesn't mean you can't buy. It just means you have to compromise and plan a little more.
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It's time to shelf your dreams of a stately character villa off Ponsonby Road.
It's time to shelve your dreams of a stately character villa off Ponsonby Road and instead go for something a little more modern. If you're struggling to buy your first home, a new build should be on the top of your list for a number of reasons.
Most importantly: they're exempt from new Reserve Bank loan-to-value ratio limits. Meaning that you could pick one up with a deposit as small as 10 or even 5 per cent. Additionally, such a home may cost less to maintain as it will be brand new and in perfect condition.
Look to the the city's fringes
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What's better is that if you buy with someone else you can both receive the grant: the total of which will be $20,000. Combine that with some savings and the rest of your KiwiSaver and you're well on the way to buying your first home.
Buy together
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Have you got an old mate that you really trust? Perhaps a partner with whom you want to take that next step? Buying property together is certainly an option you should consider, as halving the load will make your property aspirations far easier to achieve.
Before you jump in the deep end, think about how to structure the ownership and draw up an agreement together. Consulting a legal professional isn't a bad idea, to make sure you each know your responsibilities and what you're liable for.
There are a million little strategies that can make buying your first home just a little easier. For more advice, get in touch with your local real estate agent.


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Al Fawaid
A Collection of Wise SayingsBy Imam Ibn al-Qayyim al-Jawziyya
Hardback 356 Pages
Translators : Aisha Adel, Said, Traore
Editor : Selma Cook
Publisher : Umm Al-Qura Al-Mansura, Egypt (2004)
About The Book
All praise and thanks are due to Allah We praise Him and seek his help, guidance and forgiveness We seek refuge with Allah from the consequences of our evil conduct and the sins have committed.
This book, Al-Fawaid : A collection of Wise Sayings is one of the well-known compilations of the Imam
It consists of the elevated thoughts that Allah, bestows upon his chosen servants, so whenever any of these scattered pearls of wisdom occurred of to the Imam, he would Immediately record them, if something came to his mind, he would record it, and whenever he learnt a lesson or anything crucial In his life, he would Illuminate the lines of his page with the Ink of his pen.
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Imam Ibn al-Qayyim al-Jawziyya was born into a scholarly and virtuous family in 691 AH/ 1292 A.D. At that time Damascus was a centre of literature and thought.
Many schools were located there and he studied and graduated under the protection, direction and sponsorship of his father. He was particularly influenced by his Shaykh and teacher Imam Ibn Taymiyyah, and also by Ibn ash-Shirazi amongst others.
Ibn al-Qayyim al-Jawziyya died in the city of Damascus the year 751 AH/1350 C.E.,when he was scarcely 60 years old, and was buried at the cemetery of Bab- al-Saghir, near the grave of his father - Rahimahuma Allah.
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17.1 Under the Council Regulation (2847/93)[46]
establishing the control system for the Common Fisheries Policy
(CFP), the Commission is required to report on the way in which
the various measures have been applied by the Member States. Previous
Committees have reported on earlier such reports,[47]
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on the subject was debated in European Standing Committee A in
May 1998. The present report is the third in the regular series,
and comprises a synthesis of the various implementation arrangements
covering the period 1996 to 1999.
The current document
17.2 The Commission addresses the issues arising
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National frameworks for control
The Commission says that Member States have established
legal frameworks for control and assigned competent authorities
within the context of their respective legal and administrative
systems. They have also invested fisheries inspectors with legal
powers of control and the ability to initiate infraction procedures.
It observes that these measures generally allow national authorities
to enforce Community law, but that the differences in this area
between Member States have in practical terms remained substantial,
and may have resulted in unequal treatment of fishermen in different
parts of the Community. The Commission also says that the co-operation
and co-ordination arrangements established by Member States do
not adequately respond to the requirements of trans-boundary fishing
Means of control
The Commission considers that previous shortcomings
in inspection and surveillance in Community waters have been reduced,
not only by increasing the resources available, but also by involving
the industry itself more directly in these tasks. It observes
that financial contributions from the Community have greatly facilitated
the acquisition and modernisation of inspection and control equipment,
with the introduction of new technologies, such as satellite monitoring,
providing new opportunities. However, it believes that, in spite
of "undeniable" progress, certain deficiencies still
remain, due generally to the fact that the means available to,
and the measures taken by, the national authorities do not adequately
match what is required to establish a comprehensive control system.
Monitoring systems
The Commission notes that each coastal Member State
has a duty to ensure the proper recording on a national data base
of fisheries activities in its waters, and that, in the case of
flag states, this obligation extends to the fishing activities
carried out by its vessels beyond those waters. It says that,
although some Member States have made substantial progress since
its previous report, the functioning of the catch and effort monitoring
systems still cannot be considered satisfactory. It adds that,
given the obligations dating back to 1984, the monitoring of catches,
landing and sales leaves a lot to be accomplished, and that the
highly variable methods used by Member States to aggregate their
effort data have generally not been adequate. More specifically,
although Spain is commended for having implemented thoroughly
the scheme for regulating the effort of its vessels operating
in western waters, other Member States are seen as remaining behind
in this field. However, apart from the delays in several Member
States in introducing satellite monitoring, the Commission regards
the use of these systems so far as promising.
Inspection and surveillance activities
The Commission recalls that each Member States is
responsible for the inspection and surveillance of the fishing
activities on its territory and in its waters. It says that, although
some Member States have introduced in Community waters and ashore
an effective scheme, and a coherent inspection strategy based
on a comprehensive control system, the same cannot be said of
all Member States, due in the main to inadequate resources, shortcomings
in the training of inspectors, cumbersome procedural demands,
and a lack of targeting. It also mentions the promotion by the
Commission of the joint control schemes of the regional fisheries
organisation beyond Community waters, which require co-operation
both within the Community and with other contracting parties.
It says that, with the exception of the NEAFC and NAFO areas,
flag states are in general attributing a low priority to the monitoring
of their vessels.
Fleet capacity
The Commission points out that general rules governing
the control of fleet capacity have been adopted at Community level,
and that each Member State is responsible for adopting detailed
measures ensuring national implementation of the targets set.
This involves them in regulating new entries to their fishing
fleets through national licensing systems, and collecting information
on each registered fishing vessel. It says that the measures taken
to achieve the capacity reductions needed to meet the objectives
laid down in the Multi-Annual Guidance Programmes (MAGP) have
not been ambitious enough to enable the structural policy to meet
the Community's bench-marks for fleet reduction, and that this
has contributed to a widening gap between fleet capacity and fishing
opportunities. In addition, the Commission believes that the control
of fleet register data, the approach to segmentation under the
MAGP, and the aimed reduction of fishing effort have fallen short
of their objectives.
Implementation of penalties
The Commission says that, within the Community framework,
Member States are responsible for following up infringements and
penalty systems, and must therefore ensure that the systems in
force are appropriate. It considers that the current systems appear
to be too permissive towards fisheries-related offences, in that
observed infringements are not always brought before the relevant
bodies, there is an excessive use of warnings, and actual penalties
remain below a deterrent level. It adds that much also remains
to be achieved in the exchange of evidence and other judicial
co-operation where trans-boundary situations arise. The Commission
concludes that the treatment of fishermen within the different
systems of national penalties tends to be unequal, and that the
aim of a harmonised level of penalties is rather distant.
17.3 Overall, the Commission concludes that fisheries
control for which it says the Community bears overall
responsibility is fragmented, and that, whilst many activities
are being effectively controlled, others are either controlled
inadequately or not at all. It also observes that, in a number
of fisheries, the overall success of control will be as strong
as the weakest link in the chain. It acknowledges that a number
of the problems identified in this report can be dealt with by
measures adopted at national level, but it says that not all of
these will be resolved in this way. It also says that, to the
extent that the current control framework is not able to tackle
the problem of Member States failing to live up to the required
standards, the situation needs to be addressed at Community level.
17.4 The Commission suggests that this report
should be part of the discussion on the review of the CFP launched
by its Green Paper in March 2001.[49]
In the light of that discussion, it will produce a further Communication
on the future development of fisheries monitoring, control and
The Government's view
17.5 In his Explanatory Memorandum of 26 October
2001, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Commons) at the Department
for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Mr Elliot Morley) says
that the Government welcomes the report as providing a comprehensive
and detailed overview of fisheries monitoring, control and surveillance
within the Community, and believes that effective and consistent
standards of enforcement for CFP measures remain essential if
stocks are to be sustainably managed. He agrees with the Commission
that the report will make a valuable contribution to the debate
of improving standards of enforcement, which will form an integral
part of the review of the CFP next year, and he says that the
Government will seek to play a constructive part in that debate,
as well as continuing to maintain a close dialogue with the Commission
on enforcement issues within the UK.
17.6 As we have already noted, this report
is the third in a series which the Commission is obliged to produce
under Council Regulation (EC) No. 2873/93, and like the
two earlier reports it is clearly right for it to be drawn
to the attention of the House. The issues it deals with are important,
though perhaps not sufficiently novel to warrant a debate in their
own right, given the extensive discussion there has been on enforcement
under the Common Fisheries Policy. However, as with a number of
other documents we have considered recently, we think this report
is relevant to the debate which has been recommended on the Commission's
Green Paper on the future of the Common Fisheries Policy.
17.7 We would also urge the Government to
arrange that debate shortly. When it was first recommended by
our predecessors on 2 May 2001, they highlighted the importance
of an early debate, given the likelihood of the Green Paper being
debated at the Fisheries Council in June, and the 30 September
deadline set by the Commission for the receipt of comments. Whilst
we appreciate the delay caused by the General Election, and by
the need for us to confirm the debate recommendation (which we
did on 18 July 2001),[50]
there seems to us no good reason why the debate should not now
take place as a matter of urgency.
(17081) 5960/96; see HC 51-xvi (1995-96), paragraph 3 (17 April
1996) and (18225) 8924/97; see HC 155-ii (1997-98), paragraph
95 (22 July 1997). Back
(18899) 6123/98; see HC 155-xxii (1997-98), paragraph 3 (18 March
1998) and Official Report, European Standing Committee
A, 20 May 1998. Back
(22292) 7262/01; see HC 28-xiii (2000-01), paragraph 1 (2 May
2001) and HC 52-i (2001-02), paragraph 1 (18 July 2001). Back
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TSR Wiki > Study Help > Subjects and Revision > A Levels > A-Level Subject Guides II > A-Level History
A-Level History
Background information about studying History
History A-level enables you to study a range of topical events varying from the Troubles in Ireland, to Russia, and to the Tudor era. There is a certain emphasis on gaining a thorough understanding of certain important events, mainly in modern History. (You can also do Early Modern History: you study Norman Conquest, Angevin Empire, The Crusades and English Civil War...is way better than modern!) Many students find themselves passionate about History and its intensity is very well respected.
How will it differ from GCSE?
Many people find the step up from GCSE to A Level relatively challenging. Some aspects of the course rely on your source skills a lot more and you need to work to build these skills up. Being an essay subject there will be a lot more writing and reading involved in it, so if you struggle with those you may find the subject challenging. You don't need to have studied History GCSE to be able to do it at A-level either, as you will build the skills up throughout the course anyway.
Required Individual Study
There is lots of Individual study you could do for History, and you should probably do some to help with your course. A lot of it is reading around the subject, it helps strengthen your knowledge. If you are passionate about History you may find you want to do as much reading as you can anyway, I just wouldn't not do any all year.
How is it assessed?
At AS for Edexcel both units are assessed by external examinations. You have two papers both 1h 20m in length and these can either be sat seperately in January and June or both in June.
-Unit 1 is broadly about studying historical themes in depth and you will be required to study two historical periods in considerable depth. The most popular option tends to be Option D: A World Divided: Communism and Democracy in the 20th Century. In this Unit you can study anything from Stalin's Russia to the United States' involvement in Asia during the Korean and Vietnam Wars. For this Unit you will have to learn a lot about facts and events during the period, as well as why and how these may have changed over time. Unit 1 also requires a specific hierarchal essay structure that you will develop through practice.
-Unit 2 is about studying a specific period of British History in depth. This is primarily a source orientated unit so the most important thing you learn is how to effectively analyse sources, right from their provenance to the inferences they make. You will also need to develop some own knowledge to assist your reading of the sources, but not as much as in Unit 1. Exam technique is very important for this unit and you will learn how to effectively write about sources, either comparing various sources or answering an essay question using sources and your own knowledge.
At A2 for Edexcel there are once again two units. Unit 3 is externally assessed through a 2 hour examination worth 60% of the A2 while Unit 4 is a coursework submission worth 40% of the A2.
For Edexcel the only coursework is one of the A2 units, which is a personal project completed throughout the year. Some centres do not offer it - instead you do a synoptic model that is stupidly tough. NOTE: This is no longer offered, as part of the new specifications all centres are required to do a coursework submission entitled 'Historical Enquiry'.
History is more of an essay subject and you wouldn't expect to do much practical work other than presentations.
Field trips and excursions
History is a subject that potentially has lots of field trips. Some schools offer the chance to go to conferences on particular subjects and others do trips to places where you are studying and museums etc. In History they help you to deepen your understanding of the subject and contextualise it, which is always helpful.
Where can I go with a History A-Level
History is a very popular A-Level choice, with over 70,000 students taking it at AS. As well as being highly respected by all universities for a variety of courses the qualification itself can prove extremely interesting, hence explaining its popularity. History is a great A-Level for progression into social science and humanities courses at university, such as History, English, Law and Economics. However it is by no means restricted to being useful for these courses alone. Indeed many leading universities also respect science students taking History as the analytical and writing skills gained from it are invaluable in any field. History is therefore also great as a 4th AS for students thinking of studying medicine or single sciences at university. Its depth, variety and challenging nature means that the skills you learn from History A-Level will remain with you no matter what you choose to study at a higher level.
User Opinions
Username: timewarp
What I like about studying this subject: I love History. For AS we do the troubles in Britain and Ireland, which although may not be as exciting as wars and other things that have happened it is still really interesting and brings it home when you think that this was next door to us and how long it went on. Also we do Russia 1881-1952 which is also incredibly interesting with the Tsars and Stalin etc. I've been lucky and got two really interesting areas for our units which is what I think helps me to enjoy it as much as I do.
What I dislike about studying this subject: Some parts of what you study are complex and can be hard to get your head around and there are lots of essays, with the source based ones being quite difficult to do but other than those things there aren't many things I dislike! :D
Username: tknight7
What I like about studying this subject: The Tudors was a great module to learn. Essay format is easy to pick up (compared to psychology anyway.....) Workload is pretty light imo, just need to read quite a bit. Links in really well social sciences - I did psych and economics, and politics at AS, and was able to cross-reference knowledge from all areas!
What I dislike about studying this subject: At my sixth form, 4 of the 6 modules were 1800's Europe, which got REALLY boring. I really struggled with my synoptic module exam - couldn't get the format right, even after a whole year of pratice, which ended costing me my place at uni for 2009 :( I came to the realisation that history just repeats itself - really depressed me :(
Username: Akbar2k7
What I like about studying this subject: History was my forth subject I have only done it at AS, however it was a great experience. History is the real big picture it shows the human systems of the past you learn about economics, politics and psychology.I am at heart a science person but history a refreshing break from facts and figures it gave a human perceptive to things and naturally added to my understanding of our world.
What I dislike about studying this subject: Well I am a science person and I found it painstakingly hard to perfect my essay technique ,it was not straightforward revising for an art. Maybe this was due to my lack of GCSE history.
Username: Chisto6
What I like about studying this subject: History happens to be my favourite subject, I love it so much that i actually just finished two ASs in it and I am planning to contine those next half term. History is such a great subject because it sort of tells you were to go and where not to go. I just generally find it so interesting!
What I dislike about studying this subject: Well, seeing as I do two, one being Ancient which had nvolved studying Sparta and Augustan Rome and Modern which involved studying Russia from 1885-1954 and India from 1900 to 1947/8. I found what I didn't like was the fact that modern wasn't as interesting as Ancient, in Ancient it seemed more about the society and lifestyle where the Modern was sort of politics which is okay but when you have loads of coverences, politicians and reforms to learn it can get a little tedious in revision.
Username: okonomiyaki
What I like about studying this subject: I like the fact that no two centres are likely to study the same topics. At AS with Edexcel, for Unit 1 we studied the latter part of the Hundred Years War and also the Black Death, which was difficult in that you have to think across decades and centuries and make really long term judgments- I usually turn my nose up at military history or history that is really gruesome, but this was really interesting. The Black Death especially, because the one thing you realise is that even hundreds of years ago, no matter how different the ways of life, people are essentially the same, toilet humour and all! For Unit 2 we studied the Changing Role of Women from the 1860s to the 1930s, which was completely different and more what I think of as "people" history- my favourite part of the course. Studying two completely different periods allowed me to develop completely different skills. History is difficult, but fascinating and absolutely worth the hard work.
What I dislike about studying this subject: Essay technique! My first few essays had rock bottom grades, but practice and practice and practice helps so much, no matter how boring it might be. I found the whole way of doing the subject to be quite a leap up from GCSE. You end up doing a lot of reading around the relevant periods in your own time, but this isn't really a bad thing at all!


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