 the ten qualified teams, Ireland did not.
How to watch Ireland vs England ODI Cricket Match Online?
Fans of the two teams can easily watch the match on TV. However, in case you are not able to access a TV near you, there are ways in which you can watch Ireland vs England ODI cricket match online as well! The simplest way to do it is by watching it on Sky Sports Cricket. ESPN+ is also a great option for mobile users.
Viewers of the match need to get a Sky Sports Day Pass (£8.99), or a Week Pass (£14.99), or a Month Pass (£33.99). However, those who do not have access to Sky Sports can also get a subscription of NOW TV to watch the match online. NOW TV app can be used to stream this match on a smart TV, on a smartphone or even on consoles!
While Ireland vs England ODI is the match at hand, the focus here is basically the England vs Pakistan matches which begin shortly. The first match between England and Pakistan takes place on the 5th of May, just two days after this match.
This series includes one T20 International along with 5 ODIs. With just 30 days to go to the World Cup, it will be interesting to see if England, the odds-on favourite, are able to beat Ireland? Or does Ireland pull an upset here and shock. Given that the World Cup is going to take place in England, the team has a strong home advantage this year! It will be interesting to see how they perform over the next couple of weeks.
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EU climate targets can now be seen concretely in national energy plans and the use of coal. A large coal plant is shut down because it pollutes, Germany is on its way with a phase-out plan.
The use of coal, and thus also the need to transport coal to Europe, has suddenly come very high on the agenda after EU adopted its new, more ambitious climate plan a few days ago, and after the UN Climate Panel has emphasized the need to phase out fossil fuels as soon as possible.
Because even though it is not decisions that mean changes here and now, the EU countries are beginning to make decisions that illustrates that a comprehensive withdrawal from the use of coal and fossil fuels is underway.
Last Friday, it emerged that German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the beginning of December will assess and possibily already decide to close coal-fired plants.
As a former environment minister, it is high on Merkel’s agenda to meet the objectives that Germany reduces its CO2 emissions. Germany has the ambitious target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40 percent by 2020, but is 5-8 percent after the plan, which calls for action.
The German coal plants form a large part of the country’s energy supply. Last year, coal made up 45 percent of the country’s energy supply, while renewable energy amounted to a quarter.
Germany’s ambitious goals are contained in the plan “Energiwende” which sets out guidelines for how to phase out fossil fuels.
According to political sources, the German government will next week publish a “Green Paper” that will form the basis for decisions on German energy policy.
Missouri State University, "Art and Design 2010 - 2012" (2010). Academic Program Review. 32.The next Monthly Challenge (which, because of the two presenters in April will actually be for the May meeting) is based on the photography of Edward Weston.
Weston believes that photography is an art form and that the camera has the ability to capture the thing itself, the essence of what a thing is. The art of photography involves presenting the photographic subject -- whatever it may be -- in terms of its basic reality -- shape, line, and form -- which, according to Weston gives insight to the essence of the thing.
Weston believes that even very ordinary objects have great beauty, especially when the photographer focuses on line, shape and form. It is by looking closely at this aspect of an object being photographed that we see its beauty.
Weston photographed anything and everything. He is famous for his images of vegetables (especially peppers) and his nudes.
Essential Veggie...focus on form, lines, essence using a vegetable of your choice.
Quintessential Something...focus on form, lines, essence...except you can work with any object you want.
The PowerPoint presentation below (which was presented at the last meeting) will give you more information on Weston and his ideas.I recently saw this survey on Deb’s blog and thought it would be fun to join in! It’s a running-related survey where you choose your favorite for each category.
1. Location: Trail, Road, or Indoors? This is a tough one for me, because I like all three! At this point, I’d say trails are my favorite. I like the solitude and peacefulness of being out in the woods. They’re also very challenging, and I like the opportunity to make myself a stronger runner while out on the trails.
Roads and indoor tie as my second favorite 🙂 During the week I often spend a lot of time with my treadmill, nicknamed ‘Sven.’ The main reason for this is that I just don’t feel like going back out when I get home from work. I think it’s just a phase I’ve been in this spring, and I don’t expect it to last for forever.
2. Time of Day: Morning, Noon, or Evening? During the week, my favorite time to run is evening. But on the weekend I definitely prefer mornings. It can be hard to get up, but I love being out there and feeling like the rest of the world is still sleeping. 3. Weather: Sunshine, Mild, or Hot? My ideal weather is April 25. Just kidding 🙂 Actually, my favorite is mid-40’s, and partly cloudy. Perfect weather for capris and either a t-shirt or a light long sleeve.
4. Fuel: Before, After, and Sometimes During? Before: typically a Power Bar or Luna Bar. I also occasionally will eat a Honey Stinger Waffle as a light snack about 30 minutes before a long race. Before a full marathon or a half marathon that I expect may take awhile, I eat a pancake with a light smear of peanut butter.
After: Whatever sound good – usually eggs and coffee.
During: I almost always have water with me, because I like having water to sip on whenever I want it 🙂 Apart from that my favorite running fuel lately is Root Beer and Salted Caramel flavored GU’s. 5. Accessories: Music, Watch, and More? Years ago, I ran with music all of the time. I absolutely had to have it on long runs, and I usually had it for all of my runs. But over the past couple of years I have pretty much stopped listening to music. I like just hearing what’s around me.
However, I do love my Garmin. I have to know, down to the hundredth of a mile, how far I ran! I’m also a big fan of my handheld water bottle and my hydration vest. I typically have one or the other with me during most outdoor runs.
6. Rewards: Food, Wine, or….?
It’s hard to say on this one. I don’t typically plan any sort of “reward” that’s food or beverage related after a run or race. Sometimes during a long run I’ll plan what I want for breakfast. After races, I often have other fun plans, so I guess those are kind of like rewards?
At the NASCAR Hall of Fame, after the Thunder Road Marathon in 2013.
7. Type of Run: Long, Tempo, Intervals, Hill Repeats, Progression, Recovery/Easy?
Long runs are currently favorite, because they’re my social hour (or two…) with my running buddy, Kim. We’ve been running together since fall 2012, and I look forward to these runs each week.
That being said, I have a second favorite type of run. While I trained for the Marine Corps Marathon last fall, I used the Hansons Method. My favorite workouts during training were the longer track workouts (5 x 1K and 4 x 1200m) and the intervals (despite calling them crazy for prescribing those workouts). I always felt my strongest during these workouts.
The longer the interval, the more I enjoyed it. They were tough, but I felt so accomplished at the end of each one. That probably means I should consider introducing them into my regular training!
Your turn! Join in on the fun and fill out the survey. I’d love to see your responses!
What are some of your favorite workout-related things?
I like to mix it up, but if I run it is almost exclusively on the treadmill. Can’t handle the pounding anymore.
The rest of the survey is a big whatever. No routine just take it as it comes.
Treadmill are good for less pounding. I did a lot of running on the treadmill during marathon training to keep my shins healthy.
I like to run outside and if I’m on vacation – even better! I like all of the different flavors that GU offers, but sometimes my favorite is the pretty ordinary strawberry banana.
It’s always fun exploring a new place on foot. But I also enjoy running on vacation at a place I’ve been to before (like at the beach each year), because it’s familiar