Archive for February, 2008

Unreported World- Cyclone Sidr

Friday, February 15th, 2008

A B.B.C. documentary about the impact of Cyclone Sidr three months on, I think I’ll return and use this later in the year. It will compliment well the Bangladesh resources that I produced on my return from Bangladesh.

Unreported World- Cyclone Sidr

Friday, February 15th, 2008

A B.B.C. documentary about the impact of Cyclone Sidr three months on, I think I’ll return and use this later in the year. It will compliment well the Bangladesh resources that I produced on my return from Bangladesh.

Coca-Cola coursework

Friday, February 15th, 2008

Your Coca-Cola coursework should be completed and emailed to me by Friday 29th of February 2008. The first Friday after half-term. Failure to hand in on the date may result in me not marking your work.  :) Please make sure you see me before the date if you have any issues.

Please name your file like this  acassidycocacola.

If you would like me to make any suggestions to your work it must be emailed to me by Wednesday 20th of February 2008.

Please allow at least a twenty-four hour turn over.

Good luck, I look forward to reading your pieces.

Finally, have a nice rest.

How good is your cultural knowledge?

Wednesday, February 13th, 2008

According to the B.B.C. all students are going to have at least five hours of culture a week, it’s interesting to see the type of culture they are promoting. Do you think high culture will be accepted by the masses of K.H.C.T.C?

A nice quiz for you to try out. I failed miserably. How will you get on?

Contact and sp*m

Monday, February 11th, 2008

I’m suffering from a lot of sp*m at the moment, which means emails from colleagues and students are getting dumped into my sp*m box.

If you are a student can you please make sure your is clear.email subject

If you are a colleague, who I’m not in regular contact with, can you make sure the subject is radical geography.

Best wishes

T

Contact and sp*m

Monday, February 11th, 2008

I’m suffering from a lot of sp*m at the moment, which means emails from colleagues and students are getting dumped into my sp*m box.

If you are a student can you please make sure your email subject is clear.

If you are a colleague, who I’m not in regular contact with, can you make sure the subject is radical geography.

Best wishes

T

Culture clash…

Thursday, February 7th, 2008

_42523449_rowan_williams_pa_body Some interesting comments from the Archbishop of Canterbury have sparked a controversial debate. The Archbishop has suggested that Islamic Sharia  law is now unavoidable in some parts of the United Kingdom, and would help social cohesion in our multicultural society. Is this a case of an ethnic minority influencing the dominant culture? Or a counter culture providing a threat to the dominant culture? An interesting quote from the Archbishop

He says Muslims should not have to choose between “the stark alternatives of cultural loyalty or state loyalty“.

Some strong reactions on the B.B.C. comments page. There is also a little irony here, the Archbishop is representative of the dominant culture of the country, but is advocating a change that some view will weaken it.

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Also thanks to Alan for sending me this link which explores some youth subcultures.

A little late may be for your personal responses… which should be with me by tomorrow evening. :)

Geography Matters

Monday, February 4th, 2008

Brilliant video by GeoDave. Says it all really.

 

Geography Matters

Monday, February 4th, 2008

Brilliant video by GeoDave. Says it all really.

 

How many countries do you know?

Monday, February 4th, 2008

Fancy a challenge? Can you beat me? I can’t spell though. Click on the image below to have a go.

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A bit of light relief, with thanks Alan.


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