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Pattern: Mystery Stole 3 (Swan Lake) by Melanie Gibbons
Yarn: Jaggerspun Zephyr wool-silk, 50% merino wool, 50% Chinese Tussah silk
Color: Pewter (a very nice light grey)
Price: I don't know anymore, I bought it at Sarah's Yarns a while ago
Amount: not sure, officially 1000 yards
also a good question, I'd assume 3.5 mm needles
Gauge: not necessary
Dimensions: ??
Modifications: none
Comments: I used black beads. I thought I was very clever, but later on I thought they resembled black sesame seeds. I have to find a way to store, because if you fold it, its own weight will cause creases, that's what I realized when I took it out from the box where I had stored it to take pictures.
They Mystery Stole 3 was a knitalong that started in June (oops, June 2007! :o I just looked it up in my project list on Ravelry. It says I started in August 2007 and finished it in December 2007). I blocked the stole using the lazy method (just pulling it apart without using needles) when it was finished, so I had to re-block it a couple of weeks ago, but hadn't managed to take pictures until today. Obviously I'm in dire need of a good photographer, but don't worry, I will try to compensate quality with quantity, which is always a good idea in my book. :D (The good thing is also I don't have to decide which is the best picture and which one I should use. I just take a couple that look ok.)
Melanie won't be doing another Mystery Stole knitalong this year. Her mom will be responsible for the design of the Mystery Stole 4.
This top my mom knit for me. The pattern is her own.
I still haven't been able to block Lily's Leaf Shawl. It's quite big and I don't have enough of the jigsaw pieces.
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Does anybody still remember the Mystery Stole 3?
Pattern: Mystery Stole 3 (Swan Lake) by Melanie Gibbons
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Labels: green top, Mystery Stole 3
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Suggestions for wedding stole?
One of my friends is getting married and I would like to send her a knitted gift. I suggested a wedding shawl, but she already has one, she doesn't have anything yet for the dress though that she is going to wear in the evening. I'm thinking about a stole.
That's the dress.
Since this is a simple dress with clear lines I think the stole should also not be too girly or frilly. As the dominant color in this dress is already red a white stole might match it nicely. She is from Tahiti and will get married in November, so I thought I could use mohair, as it's light and airy, yet warm. What do you think? And what pattern would you suggest? What do you think of the lead and follow lace scarf by Jackie Erickson-Schweitzer? And maybe instead of mohair I could use alpaca (I don't really like knitting with mohair and I'm not sure how well it would work with this pattern)? I have one skein in white from Alpaca with a twist.
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Labels: Jackie Erickson-Schweitzer, lead or follow lace shawl, wedding stole
Monday, August 11, 2008
I need...
... a new job.
(Warning: endless rant about stupid people following. No, it's not about cyclists, eBay sellers, sociologists, this is a new group of people - graphic designers.)
Starting here:
A new job where I do not have to work with people who reduce the dpi [not dpn as I had written previously. Obviously even unconsciously I'm thinking about knitting.] number of a screenshot thus decreasing the resolution and the size of the screenshot and then create a banner image adapted to the new dimensions of the screenshot!!! It will be too S - M - A - L - L!! And not only once, but like four times? Five times? Six times? And do it to the same screenshot of the same website, creating the same wrong-sized banner image over and over again? He just keeps sending me banner images that are simply tooooo small. Small, small, small! No matter what I tell him.
I don't understand how a graphic designer with more than 15 years of work experience could do this!
If he believes that graphics on a website have to be reduced to 72 dpi (I have no clue) he should reduce the original image and then create the banner image. Increasing the resolution will just give you a low-quality image. What's so difficult to understand about this??? He complains that I don't give him the exact measurements of the image while I tell him to make design changes to the layout as he wishes and that the technical implementation was my business and if I couldn't do it do I would forward it to the multimedia agency who created this \&%$/§& website. I'm going crazy with that kind of people. This is just an example, but it's irrational things like these that drive me nuts. Recently just mentioning the words "marketing" and "website" drives me up the wall.
Rant over!
Anyway, I've decided I want to do something with environment - phytoremediation (short version: the use of plants to remove toxic substances from contaminated soil/environment). As a student I did an internship at a lab where they did research in this field and I still think it's a pretty cool thing. If you have been wondering about my recent blogging frenzy, it's because I'm on annual leave. I'm taking two weeks off (this is my second week now) and not going anywhere so I can take care of this jobseeking thing. I've been procrastinating a lot, but I think having an idea of what you want to do is an important step forward. I'm feeling superanxious at the moment, even if you don't believe it. I have problems with applying for job, because I get hypernervous just reading the job description, so if you have any kind of helpful advice to give, go ahead. It will be very much appreciated. :)
... these puzzle mats (or whatever you call them in English):
I bought them at Obi, but they don't have them anymore. :( Has anybody the same puzzlemats from Obi and would like to get rid of them?
... patience. I gave in and ordered a spinning wheel (YAY, YAY, YAY!! :) ), a Kromski Minstrel, but the delivery time is 4 weeks! I could cancel the order and order it somewhere else, but that dealer had the best offer and I need to be considerate of my budget. *big, big sigh*
Last but not least, my recommendation for a really tasty cooking blog: www.deliciousdays.com I haven't tried any of the recipes yet, but the food always looks very yummy and if someone writes with that much passion about food, the recipes must be good.
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Labels: kromski, obi, spinning wheel
Friday, August 08, 2008
Finished: Gretel beret
Pattern: "Gretel" beret by Ysolda Teague (I'm also wearing the Backyard Leaves Scarf by Annie Modesitt)
Yarn: Numero Uno Tweed by Lana Grossa
Color: Green
Price: ?
Amount: 1.5 balls?
Needles: ?
Gauge: a bit smaller, I think, but the beret is still big enough
Dimensions: Fits
Modifications: None
I'm pretty late with posting about that one, I think I finished it last year? But never say never! (Hmm, that green of the scarf looks a bit dull in the picture...). It's a ver nice pattern. I made another one with Rowan Felted Tweed in pink, but I haven't uploaded the pictures yet. The cables take a lot of time though, even when you don't use a cable needle.
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Labels: Annie Modesitt, Backyard Leaves Scarf, beret, Gretel, hat, knitting, scarf, Scarf Style, Ysolda Teague
Monday, August 04, 2008
Bloody flickr...
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Nothing will be deleted, and if you upgrade, you'll have unlimited space for all your things. Perhaps you'd like to upgrade to Pro now? You'll even get 3 months free for purchasing before 30 September 2008!
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Finished: clutch with red-white flowers
Pattern: Clutch from "The Happy Hooker" by Debbie Stoller, p. 137 by Ileana Rodriguez
Yarn: "Soft-Merino" by Wolle Rödel (for those who don't have any of their stores in town, here's the link their webshop), 100 % merino superwash, 100 m/50 g, 18 stitches x 22 rows = 10 cm in stockinette stitch, recommended needle size: 4 - 5 mm, wash at 30 °C
Color: blue, red, white (not in order: #308, #360, #331)
Price: 3 € and something per ball
Amount: one ball in red and white, two balls in blue (= one ball and a little bit of the other)
Hook: 4 mm (G-6)
Gauge: was a bit off, but since the pattern is very simple it's very easy to make modifications
Dimensions: 25 cm wide and 15 cm high
Lining: red cotton
Modifications: I made three small flowers instead of one big flower.
I like the clutch although I find it a bit floppy. Next time I would maybe use cotton to give it more rigidity and stability. The lining did help somewhat. At first I wanted the lining to go up to the upper edge of the bag instead of letting it end below the handle as it says in the instruction which might have added a bit more stability to the bag, but then it started to look more complicated than I had planned and I didn't really think the added bit of stability would not have justified spending more time fussing with the lining. In any case, I'm really pleased with how the clutch turned out. It took me a bit more than a week to finish it, so that's a quick project (hm, now I think I want to make one with cotton, in green with little daisies).
The yarn is very loosely spun and probably will pill a lot.
I like this book a lot. I had borrowed it from a friend and then eventually got my own copy. If you have no clue about crocheting this is the book I would recommend. Debbie Stoller starts from 0,00 and explains every "stupid" question you might have. I've never been as proficient with crocheting as I am with knitting and I've been never been really sure if what I did was a 100 % correct. Crochet is somewhat more forgiving of mistakes than knitting and you can crochet happily along without getting busted that soon (although I have heard of people who had been knitting through the backloop instead of the frontloop for years), but with this book you can end your miserable existence as impostor and become a real crochet queen. Apart from the excellent explanations there is also a very nice compilation of crochet designs (hats, a wrap, scarfs, belts, cardigans, bags, a blanket, toys, a pair of gloves, a pair of slippers, a shawl, tops, a skirt, a doormat, a necklace and a bracelet made from wire, etc.) from various designers.
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Labels: bag, clutch, crochet, Debbie Stoller, handbag, Ileana Rodriguez, Soft-Merino, The Happy Hooker, Wolle Rödel


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The books
are available
in bookshops across
Ireland or from
Turtle's Amazon Store.
This book is dedicated to our beautiful brides, Joanna Fennell and Ally Bunbury.
It is also for the amazing Betty Scott whose conversations over decades past proved to be the inspiration behind the 'Vanishing Ireland' project.
And a special thank you to Wendy Walsh who made the making of this book possible.
Ruth Cunney and Hugo Jellett provided invaluable counsel, the "Rosturk Proofers" excelled themselves and Nick Wilkinson conducted vital interviews with his customary deftness.
Thank you to Claire Rourke and all at Hodder Headline for their patience and fortitude, and also to Eneclann Ltd and the Tyrone Guthrie Centre at Annaghmakerrig for their ongoing support.
We received help from an astonishing number of people in the making of this book. The families and friends of the men and women we interviewed played a pivotal role and to them we say a massive thank you. We would also like to acknowledge the following for their sage words, scouting techniques, genteel manners and excellent cuisine.
LECANVEY, CO MAYOAdam Green
Adam Monaghan
Aine O'Connor
Aine P Kelly
Alan Philcox
Alice Boyle
Alice Power
Alicia Chawner
Alicia Parsons
Ana Wyndham Quin
Andy Cairns
Ann Healy
Andrew Davidson
Andrew Hewat
Angus Craigie
Anthony Ardee
Anthony Farrell
Anthony and Brooke Johns
Art Kavanagh
Arthur Johnson
Arthur Russell
Attracta Ryan
Becky Wilkinson
Ben Huskinson
Ben & Jessica Rathdonnell
Beth Ann Smith
Bill Cullen
Bill Howarth
Brian Donovan
Bridget Ryan
Caroline Hamilton
Catherine Anne Heaney
Cathy Curran
Cathy McCartney
Charles O'Brien
Charles O'Meara (Usual Place)
Chris & Moira Ryan
Ciara Cauldwell
Clyne's Butchers, Ringsend
Colin Faraghy
Conor Walsh
Dave Kennedy
Dr. David Kelly
Delma Furney
Denis Bergin
Dominique Sinnott
Donal Fenelon
Durcan O'Hara
Earl & Countess of Dunraven
Eddie Lenihan
Ed Somerville
Edwin & Nora Burgess
Elaine Kenelly
Eleanor Cullen
Eoghan Corry
Essie Conroy
Esther Whelan
Fred Hanna
Georgina Kelly
Gerry Mullins
Gussie Nagle
Harry & Nicola Everard
Harry & June Hodgson
Henry Hodgson
Hugh Murphy
Hugh Stewart
Isabell Smith
Isabella Nolan
Jamie Cahalane
Jed & Lucy Kelly
Jennifer Grimes
Jessica Slingsby
Jimmy Nagle
John Kennedy
John Nolan
John Reilly
John Rogers
Jonathan Stanistreet
Jos Donnelly
Justin & Jenny Green
Kieran & Linda Bergin
Linda Farrell
Lizzie Meagher (Cara)
Lola O'Higgins
Louise Henry
Maebh Coyle
Marcus Williams
Mari Aymone Djerbi
Marie Twomey
Mark Onions
Martin Kelly
Mary Hoare Walsh
Mary Metcalfe
Matilda McBride
Matt & Georgie Tindal
Matthew & Alice Forde
Matthew Gallagher
Matthew Lloyd
Meike Blackwell
Michael & Clare fFrench-Davis
Micahel Nolan
Michael Ryan
Miriam Moore
Morgan Kavanagh
Nagles of Kilfenora
Nicola Morris
Noelle Moran
Nonee's Shop
Oisin & Aoife Nolan
Olaf Shiel
Paul Benney
Paddy Heaney
Paddy Knockton
Paddy Love
Pat Fouhy of Ballydaw
Patricia Scanlan
Patsey Murphy
Paul Manzor
Paul Smithwick
Pauline Bewick
Peter Keogh
Peter Mant
Phil Burke (C.A.B., Nenagh)
Quentin Cooper
Richard & Louise Knatchbull
Richard & Jenny Pringle
Rita Nolan (Within the Mullet)
Sam & Phil Ware
Sarah-Beth Casey
Seamus & Emma Raben
Sean O'Reilly
Shane Jackson
Sheila Browne
Simon Pratt
Sir Richard Butler
Sonia Reynolds
Suzanne O'Hagan
Tom & Pam Butler
Tom & Sasha Sykes
Tom & Susi Lenox Conyngham
Tony Fenton
Tony Moreau
Trevor Gillespie
Siobhan Buchanan-Smyth
Sophie Gorman
Vaida Gasiunaite
Val Beamish
Wendy Walsh
William & Lesley Fennell
Johnny and Chloe Alexander
Cullen Allen
Anto Ardee
Betty Ashe
Daria Blackwell
Peter Blake
Peter and Chacha Bland
Jo Blennerhassett
Alice Boyle
Eugene and Roseanne Brady
James Brady
Dermot Brennan
Michael Brennan
Brooklane Hotel, Kenmare
Andrew and Nicola Bunbury
William and Emily Bunbury
Tom Butler
Carlow Rootsweb
Redmond Cabot
Liz and Andy Cairns
Pat Carter
Nan Clarke (who so eloquently recited Wordsworth's Daffodils)
Mikey Coneally
John Cooke
Tim Coote
Colm Costello
Quentin & Ger Cooper
Angus Craigie
Jim and Anita Crothers
Peter and Maura Crowley
Michael Cryan
Danny Cullen
Ruth Cunney
Andrew and Siobhan Davidson
Brian and Sally Davidson
Esther de Barra
Leon C. de Barra
Doireann de Buitlear,
Angela Delaney
Paddy Donoghue
Tom Donovan
Ruth Doran
Tom Dowling
Lesley Fennell
June Finnegan
Pauline Flood
Gilly and Larry Fogg
Alice and Matthew Forde
Allen Foster
Ed and Alex Galvin
The Knight and Countess of Glin
Sean Godley
Sophie Gorman,
Tim Goulding
Adam and Justin Green
Linda Hand
Ann Healy (Nenagh Daycare Centre )
Hillview Nursing Home, Carlow
Jonathan Irwin
Hugo Jellett
Arthur Johnson
Fred Johnson
Ally Jones
Gráinne Kavanagh
Morgan and Sara Kavanagh
Jed and Lucy Kelly
Martin Kelly
Mary Kelly
Dave Kennedy
Sue Kilbracken
Piers and Harriet Landseer
Maeve Liffey
Fred Madden
Susan Macken
Johnny and Lucy Madden
Peter Mantel,
Sheila McCabe
Pat McDonagh
Helen McInerney
Niamh McNamara
Nicholas McNicholas
Sean McQuillan
John Mescal
Niamh Molloy (and her exceedingly good coffee)
Gavin Moore
Miriam Moore
Dominic Moran Catherine Muldoon
Vinny Murphy
Gus Nichols
Isabella Rose Nolan
Oisin and Aoife Nolan
Judith O'Brien
Mark Onions
John Onions
Lochlann and Vicky O'Mearain
Father Ian O'Neill
Denis O'Reilly (Wild Wicklow Tours)
Jo Patton
Serena Perceval
Archie Phelan
Pat and Yvonne Phelan
Michael Purcell
Michael Quinlan
Alex Raben
Charlie and Michaela Raben
Ben and Jessica Rathdonnell
Michael O'Shea
Sheila Reilly
Jack Rogers
Ron Rosenstock,
Jessica Slingsby
Rowan Somerville,
John Swiney
Lauren Swiney
Tom and Sasha Sykes
Fiona Symes
Orla of Vaughan's Pub
Conor Walsh
Sean and Sheila Walsh
Trish Walsh
Lorraine Ward
Mary White, TD
Catherine Whitehead
Marcus and Olga Williams
Nick and Becky Wilkinson
This book is dedicated to the memory of Johnny Golden (1937-2010)
And we would also like to applaud the remarkable Anastasia Kealy who celebrated her 108th birthday in July 2011
As always, there are a huge number of people who have helped us find, meet and talk to the characters in this volume, as well as those who have helped to promote the Vanishing Ireland project in wider fields.
We thank our beautiful wives Ally Bunbury and Joanna Fennell, and our increasingly adorable children – Bella, Jemima, Mimi, Bay and William.
We would particularly like to thank David Hasslacher, Eoghan Ryan, Bernard Stack, Katie Theasby, Cllr John McCartin, Jasper McCarthy (McCarthy's of Fethard), Sue Kilbracken, Mathew Forde, Miriam Moore, Lisnavagh House (www. lisnavagh.com), Marcus and Olga Williams (Errislannan), Josie Keany, Lisa Daly, Siobhan Cronin, Angela Delaney, Ben and Jessica Rathdonnell and Nationwide.
Thanks also to the following for help along the way: Betty Ashe (St Andrew's Resource Centre, Dublin), Henry Bauress, Denis Bergin, Bethany Nursing Home (Tyrrellspass), Owen Binchy, Alex and Daria Blackwell, Joanne Blennerhassett, Mike and Pooh Bolton, Patricia Bogue, Alice Boyle, Larry Breen, Ed Brennan, Frances Browne, Gill Browne, Siobhan Buchanan Johnson, Bay Bunbury, Clive Burgess, Edwin and Nora Burgess. Natalie Byrne, Seán Carberry (Ireland of the Welcomes), Claire McGovern (Leitrim Observer), Laura Coates (Leinster Leader), Vanessa Codd, Sile Coleman, John Colgan, Patrick Cooney, Mario Corrigan (Local Studies, Kildare Libraries), Jacinta Cotter, Julia Coyle (The Quay House), Cyril Cullen, Colette Cully, Ruth Cunney, Annette Daly, James Davitt, Wendy Deegan, Emma Deering, Hazel Dickinson, Deaglán de Paor, Tom Donovan, Lorraine Dormer, Eoghan Doyle (Kildare County Council), James Durney, Bruce Edwards, Rita Edwards, Annette Egan (and her mum), Caitriona Egan, Harry and Nicola Everard, Lorna Farrell (Moate Library), Lesley Fennell, William Fennell Jr., Alex Findlater, Marie Fitzgerald, Imelda Fox, Siobhán Garrigan, Joe Germaine, Trevor Gillespie, Keith Glasgow, Paul Gorry, Mary Claire Grealy, Sharon Greene-Douglas, Tom Halligan, John Hamrock, Declan Harte, Richard Hasslacher, Spencer and Fiona Hawkins, Olivia Hazell, Renate Helnwein, Lorna Hill, Lynn Hill, Shane Hogan (Areaman Productions), Jacqui Hynes, Philip Jacob, Emma Jeffcock, Arthur Johnson, Duncan and Lady Ana Johnson, Ted Johnson, Cecil Johnston, Philip Judge, Bernd Kaiser, Padraig Keaney (Gowla), Morgan Kavanagh, Jed Kelly, Connie Kelleher, Martin Kelly, Dave Kennedy. Róisín Kenny, Vinny Kenny, Marcella Corcoran Kennedy, Mary Kate Kenyon, Max Kulow, Yvonne Lane (Moate Museum and Historical Society), Quaker Library, Christina Lowry, Fiona McGrath, Johnny and Lucy Madden, Martina Maher, Des Marnane, Natasha Martin, Niall Martin, Mark McLoughlin, Helen McMahon, Nicholas McNicholas, Ella McSweeney (Ear to the Ground), Dr Marie Milner, Tessa Molloy, Joe Mooney, Lisa Moore, Seamie Moore, Leo Moran, Donnchadh Morgan, Christopher Moriarty (Friends Historical Library), Olive Morrin, Michael Mullally, Hugh and Sara Murphy, Vinny Murphy (McCarthy's of Fethard), Martina Neilan, Isabella Rose Nolan, Gearoid O'Brien, Lar O'Brien (Fr Murphy Heritage Centre, Boolavogue), Seán Ó Cearnaigh, Estelle O'Driscoll, Kay O'Leary, Thomas and Veronica O'Malley, John Onions, Mark Onions, Lucy O'Reilly (Kells Historical & Archaeological Society), Peter O'Reilly, Margaret O'Sullivan, Suzanne Pegley, Peg Prenderville, Chris and Ellie Pringle, Michael Purcell, Billy Quin, Tara Quirke, Charlie Raben, Michaela Raben, Lar Redmond, Mervyn Richardson, Claire Roche, Eibhlin Roche (Guinness Archives), Jonah Roche, Jack Rogers, Maggie Ryan, Dr Andrew Rynne, Padraig and Cait Seoighe, Ann Marie Sheehan, Jessica Slingsby, Aoife Smithwick, Thalia Smithwick O'Brien, Ercus Stewart SC, Tim Supple, Kieran Swords, Tom and Sasha Sykes, Stephen Talbot, Jim Tancred, Lorraine Teevan, Phonsie Ware, John Ward, Lorraine Ward, Meriel White, Guy Williams, Reg Youster (Kildare. ie), Zetland Country House.
To my mother Lesley Fennell, with thanks for everything, love James
To dear Rosebud, thanks for being such a cool aunt, love Turtle
With huge, all-encompassing thank yous to our beautiful brides, Ally Bunbury and Joanna Fennell, for their constant support and patience. And also to our miscellaneous young children – Bella Fennell, Jemima Bunbury, Mimi Fennell, Bay Bunbury and William Fennell – who, despite their youth, can already identify a Vanishing Ireland character at a hundred yards. These books are as much for our children and their generation as for anyone.
And thanks to Ciara Doorley for steering us through four volumes of Vanishing Ireland series with such tolerance and sagacity. Also to Claire Rourke, designer Karen Carty, Breda Purdue and all the team at Hachette Ireland, and Noelle Campbell Sharp and the Cill Rialaig Artists' Retreat.
And thanks also to the following for manifold assistance, both great and small, and moral support: Susi Burton Allen, Alex and Daria Blackwell, Meike Blackwell, Alice Boyle, Ed Brennan, Michael Brennan, Nancy Brosnan (Stanley House), Donough Cahill (Irish Georgian Society), Alastair Hubert Bao Butler Crampton, John D'Alton (T.J. Newman's), Máirtín D'Alton, Philomena Daly, Lorraine Dormer, Annette Egan, Rory Everard, Vincent Fahy, David Fallon, Frank Farrell, William Fennell, Giana and Tom Ferguson (Gubbeen Farmhouse), Barnes Goulding, Patrick Guinness, Tom Halligan, Paula Hanley, Ann Hassett, Maureen Hegarty, Stan Hickey, Tom Horgan, Hugo Jellett, Arthur Johnson, Josie Keaney, Sue Kilbracken, Frank and Marianne Lawler, Alice Leahy, Gemma Lee, John McCartin, Ronan McGrath, Fiona McGrath, Helen McMahon (Mount Saint Joseph Abbey), Mary Monaghan (Monaghan's Harbour Hotel, Naas), Lisa Moore, Mick Moore, Miriam Moore, Margaret Moran, Mike Mullins, Liam Mulvaney, Bróna Murphy, Jasper Vincent Murphy (McCarthy's of Fethard), John Murphy, Mary Teresa Nee, Isabella Rose Faith Nolan, Derek O'Brien and Thalia Smithwick, Robert O'Byrne, William and Mary O'Keeffe, James O'Keeffe Lyons, Joan O'Leary, Thomas and Veronica O'Malley, Paul O'Meara (Leinster Leader), John Onions, Bernadette O'Shea, René Ostberg, Andy Philpott, Charlie Raben, Nicola Ronaghan, Paddy Ryan (St Gabriel's Hospital, Schull), Pádraig agus Cáitlín Seoighe, Jessica Slingsby, Sasha Sykes, Tom Sykes, Katie Theasby, Kitty Walsh, Alissa M. Zimman and the girls of Áras Éanna.


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August 1, 2014
- Health Tip: Set Rules About TV Time
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- Ebola Patient to Be Flown to U.S. for Treatment
- Women in Military Drink Less Than Civilians, Report Shows
- Health Highlights: Aug. 1, 2014
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August 2, 2014
August 3, 2014
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August 4, 2014
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August 5, 2014
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- Health Highlights: Aug. 5, 2014
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- No Link Between Sleep Apnea, Cancer, Study Finds
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- Clues to How Heavy Drinking in Pregnancy Harms Child's Brain
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- Childhood Urinary Tract Infection May Bring Lasting Harm to Kidneys
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August 6, 2014
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- Health Highlights: Aug. 5, 2014
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- Fears of U.S. Ebola Outbreak Unwarranted, Experts Say
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- Children With Jailed Family Members More Likely to Have Poor Health Later
- Low Vitamin D Levels May Boost Alzheimer's Risk, Study Finds
- Sharp Rise in Risk With New Breast Cancer Gene, Scientists Say
- Researchers Closer to Test for Human Form of 'Mad Cow' Disease
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August 7, 2014
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- Health Highlights: Aug. 7, 2014
- Gut Bacteria May Reveal Colon Cancer, Study Finds
- CDC Raises Ebola Outbreak Response to Highest Alert Status
- U.S. Hospitals See Big Rise in Drug-Related Suicide Attempts
- Orbactiv Approved for Drug-Resistant Skin Infections
- Eating Out Equals Eating More
- New Cancer Classification System Might Boost Patient Outcomes
- Fitness May Help Ward Off Depression in Girls
- Some Home Tattoo Kits Recalled Due to Infection Risk
- Millions Given Access to Breast, Cervical Cancer Screening: CDC
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- Mental Decline Often Precedes a Stroke, Study Finds
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August 8, 2014
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- Distracted Teen Drivers Often on Cellphone With Parent: Study
- Health Highlights: Aug. 8, 2014
- Older Adults Sharpest in the Morning, Study Finds
- WHO Declares Ebola Outbreak a 'Public Health Emergency'
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- Poorly Packed Lunches Can Cause Food Poisoning
- Plan Children's Meals That Make the Grade
- School Vending-Machine Bans May Not Boost Kids' Nutrition: Study
August 9, 2014
August 10, 2014
August 11, 2014
- Health Tip: Promoting Social Behavior in Toddlers
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- Front-of-Head Hits Blamed for Nearly Half of Young Football Player Concussions
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- Ethicists Grapple With Tough Questions Over Release of Ebola Drugs
- Exercise Cuts Breast Cancer Risk in Older Women, Study Finds
- U.S. Lung Cancer Rates Falling Overall, Study Finds
- Health Highlights: Aug. 11, 2014
- Lupus Patients Face High Rehospitalization Rates
- Ebola Vaccine Trials Set to Begin in September
- Black Veterans Less Likely to Get Colon Cancer Screening, Study Finds
- Acidic Drinks Can Damage Kids' Teeth Permanently, Expert Warns
- Women, Blacks Hit Harder by Heart Disease Risk Factors
- Man's Rare Condition May Open Door to New Alzheimer's Treatments
- Heart Medication Digoxin Linked to Higher Risk of Death for Some
- In Neonatal ICU, Hand Washing Plus Gloves May Curb Infections
- Bone Drugs Don't Lower Breast Cancer Risk After All, Study Finds
- FDA Approves Highly Accurate At-Home Colon Cancer Test
August 12, 2014
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- Health Tip: School Bus Safety
- Health Highlights: Aug. 12, 2014
- Preemies' Thinking Skills May Catch Up by Adolescence
- New Colorectal Cancer Screening Test Approved
- Robin Williams' Death Shines Light on Depression, Substance Abuse
- What's the Best Way to Brush Your Teeth?
- Obese More Likely to Survive Serious Bloodstream Infection
- WHO Experts Give Nod to Using Untested Ebola Drugs
- Classroom Hand Sanitizers Don't Curb Absences, Study Finds
- Researchers Create Functional 3-D Brain-Like Tissue
- For Heart Attack Survivors, More Exercise Isn't Always Better, Study Says
- Donor-Lung Preservation Device Approved
- Sigmoidoscopy Does Cut Risk of Dying From Colon Cancer: Study
- Common Irregular Heartbeat May Pose Risks for Surgery Patients
- Researchers Pinpoint Brain Region Where Contextual Memories Are Made
- 40 Percent of Americans Will Develop Diabetes, CDC Projects
August 13, 2014
- Health Tip: Warm Up Before Exercise
- Health Tip: Keep Takeout Meals Safe
- Many Shift Workers Use Drugs to Sleep, Stay Awake, Study Finds
- Health Highlights: Aug. 13, 2014
- Fewer Unmarried Women Having Children, CDC Reports
- Researchers Unlock Clues to How Ebola Disarms Immune System
- Malnutrition Threatens Many U.S. Seniors Seen at ERs
- Many Expectant Moms Don't Get Steroids That Protect Preterm Babies
- Sperm's Anti-Germ 'Shield' Might Play Role in Fertility
- New Technique Protects Tissue Transplant From Rejection: Study
- Dog Study Suggests Bacteria as Cancer Fighter
- Children Prescribed Growth Hormone May Face Stroke Risk Later: Study
- Study Hints at Link Between Poor Sleep, Suicide Risk
- Are We Overdoing Salt Restrictions?
- High-Dose Flu Vaccine May Better Protect the Elderly: Study
- CDC Commits More Than 400 Staffers to Fight Ebola Outbreak
- FDA Approves New Kind of Insomnia Drug Belsomra
August 14, 2014
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- Health Highlights: Aug. 14, 2014
- Tough Laws Continue to Target Tobacco Sales to Minors
- Popular Southern Fare May Harm Your Kidneys
- Painkillers May Halve Risk of Breast Cancer Return in Obese Women: Study
- Belsomra (suvorexant) Approved for Insomnia
- Employees Benefit From Natural Light, Study Finds
- Women's Vitamin D Levels May Play Role in IVF Success
- Nearly 1 in 5 Americans Drinks at Least 1 Soda a Day: CDC
- Common Chemicals May Lower Testosterone Levels, Study Finds
- Choose Wrinkle Treatments Wisely, FDA Advises
- Robin Williams Had Parkinson's Disease, Wife Says
- Less Educated Smokers at Greatest Risk for Stroke, Study Finds
- Worker Layoffs Tied to Rise in Teen Suicides, Study Finds
- Treatment Delays for Many Who Need Gallbladder Surgery: Study
- Vaccine Shows Promise Against Mosquito-Borne Virus
August 15, 2014
- Health Tip: Losing Weight May Help Against Osteoarthritis
- Health Tip: If Your Child is Having Nightmares
- Health Highlights: Aug. 15, 2014
- More Employers Moving to High-Deductible Health Plans
- Severe Sleep Apnea May Boost Odds for Stubborn High Blood Pressure
- Full Recovery Possible for 2 U.S. Ebola Patients
- Common Respiratory Diseases Tied to Lung Cancer Risk
- Beware Fake Ebola Treatments on the Internet, FDA Says
- Avastin Approved for Late-Stage Cervical Cancer
- Robin Williams Had Early Stage Parkinson's Disease, Wife Reveals
- Exercise Helps Protect Black Women From Breast Cancer, Study Says
- Back-to-School Prep Includes Lice Review
- Scope of Ebola Outbreak May Be Greater Than Statistics Show: WHO
- Expert Offers Backpack Safety Tips
- Natural Lighting Brightens Nurses' Outlook, Study Says
- When Your Child Asks for Contact Lenses
August 16, 2014
August 17, 2014
- Ease Kids Into School Sleep Schedules
- Early Research With Drug Restores Hair in Patients With Alopecia
August 18, 2014
- Health Tip: Practice a Well-Balanced Exercise Program
- Health Tip: Reducing Your Chances of Heart Disease if You Have Diabetes
- Co-Workers Take Dim View of Women Who Seek Flex Time: Study
- Study: Vigorous Exercise Seems Safe for Heart Transplant Recipients
- Doctors ID New Ways to Get More Kids Vaccinated
- Childhood Mental Disability Rates Up, Study Finds
- HPV Vaccine Protects Against Infection 8 Years Out: Study
- Health Highlights: Aug. 18, 2014
- Lunchbox Hygiene Helps Prevent Foodborne Illness, Expert Says
- WHO Urges Screening of Travelers to Contain Ebola Outbreak
- More Children Hit by Cars in September, Experts Say
- Big Drop in U.S. Heart-Related Hospitalizations and Deaths, Study Finds
- Study: Many Seniors Get Unnecessary Cancer Tests
- Implantable Heart Devices Work, Regardless of Race: Study
- Good Neighbors Are Good for Your Heart, Study Says
August 19, 2014
- Health Tip: Teach Children Not to Waste Food
- Health Tip: Have Jaw Pain?
- Health Highlights: Aug. 19, 2014
- When Parents Need Care, Daughters Carry the Burden: Study
- Education Linked to Activity Levels During the Week
- Fitness May Boost Kids' Brainpower
- Certain Antipsychotic Meds Tied to Kidney Problems in Elderly
- Two Vaccines Help Cut Bacteria That Cause Meningitis, Study Finds
- For Kids, Risks of Parental Smoking Persist Long-Term, Study Finds
- Many With Schizophrenia Say They're Happy: Study
- Hospital Discharge a Key Time to Help Smokers Quit
- 'Bubble Boy' Disease May Be More Common Than Thought
- All Pregnant Women Need Flu Shot: Ob/Gyn Group
- Certain Symptoms Can Delay Lupus Diagnosis, Researchers Report
- Antibiotic Might Raise Heart Risks for Some
August 20, 2014
- Health Tip: Soothing Psoriasis on the Feet
- Health Tip: Strengthening Your Brain
- Teen Birth Rate Has Dropped Dramatically in Last Two Decades: CDC
- Health Highlights: Aug. 20, 2014
- Want to Stay Slim? Leave the Car at Home
- White Women More Likely to Seek Fertility Treatment: Report
- Cerdelga Approved for Gaucher Disease
- Tight Blood Pressure Control Doesn't Raise Risk of Falls, Study Says
- Drug for Ebola-Like Virus Shows Promise in Monkeys
- Seals, Sea Lions Helped Global Spread of TB, Study Finds
- Botox Tested on Stomach Cancer in Mice
- High-Risk Melanomas Often on Head or Neck, Study Finds
- Exercise May Guard Against Irregular Heartbeat in Older Women
- Seniors' Sleep Woes May Be Linked to Loss of Brain Cells
- Pigs' Hearts Beat for a Year in Baboons' Abdomens
- Many Women Who Have Mastectomy Don't Get Breast Reconstruction: Study
- Study Ties Colds, Flu to Rare Risk of Stroke in Kids
- Blood Transfusions May Cut Risk of 'Silent' Stroke in Kids With Sickle Cell
August 21, 2014
- Health Tip: When Your Child Is Afraid to Sleep
- Health Tip: Help Keep Teen Drivers Safe
- Health Highlights: Aug. 21, 2014
- Consumer Reports Advises Pregnant Women to Avoid Tuna
- U.S. Doctor Infected With Ebola To Be Released From Hospital
- Study: Men, Lesbians More Likely to Have Orgasms
- New Test Helps Diagnose Type 1 Diabetes
- Kids With Autism Have Extra Brain Connections, Study Says
- Blacks May Face Higher Risk of Diabetes-Linked Vision Loss
- Fewer U.S. Teens Using Sunscreen, Study Finds
- New Drug May Fight Serious Respiratory Virus in Infants
- Racial Disparities in Breast-Feeding May Start With Hospitals, Study Suggests
- Two Polio Vaccines May Give Greater Protection Against Crippling Disease
- Air in U.S. Cities Getting Cleaner, EPA Says
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- Failing Vision Tied to Shorter Lifespans for Seniors
- Talk Therapy Plus Meds May Be Best for Severe Depression
- U.S. to Tighten Access to Certain Narcotic Painkillers
- Low Birth Weights May Put Black Women at Risk for Diabetes
August 22, 2014
- Health Tip: Incorporating Flexibility Training
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- Health Highlights: Aug. 22, 2014
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- Low-Nicotine Cigarettes May Not Lead to More Smoking
- Counseling Does Little to Deter Youth Drinking, Review Finds
- Food Allergies More Common Among Inner City Kids, Study Finds
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August 23, 2014
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August 25, 2014
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- Hospital Admission Day Tied to Outcomes for Children With Leukemia
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August 26, 2014
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- Diet, Exercise Counseling Urged for Overweight Americans With Heart Risks
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- VA Hospital Delays Didn't Cause Deaths, Investigators Say
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- Steer Clear of Dietary Supplements for Concussions: FDA
- Ban Indoor Use of E-Cigarettes, U.N. Health Agency Says
- Study: Aspirin Might Work Instead of Warfarin for Deep Vein Clots
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- 2 Cases Suggest Stem Cell Transplant Might Ease 'Stiff Person' Syndrome
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August 27, 2014
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August 28, 2014
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August 29, 2014
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SRU to host State System psychology conference
Oct. 3, 2016
SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. - Student-faculty research on the psychological aspects of body image, bullying, anxiety, transgender identity and other subjects will be showcased when Slippery Rock University hosts the second annual Pennsylvania State System Psychology Conference Oct. 8 in the Smith Student Center.
"A Forum for Psychological Research Across the Pennsylvania State System" will include presentations by students and faculty from the 14 state-owned institutions and a keynote on forensic psychology. The conference is designed to promote scholarly conversations and collaborations between schools.
"One thing that does make our conference unique is undergraduates, graduate students and faculty will all be present and able to take advantage of the opportunity to share," said Ann Romanczyk, SRU assistant professor of psychology.
Ann Romanczyk, Elizabeth Boerger and Emily Keener, SRU assistant professors of psychology, organized the conference in conjunction with SRU psychology students.
Seventeen posters and 12 papers covering a range of topics will be presented, including: the teaching of psychology; gender traits; the effects of mindfulness practice on student concentration in the classroom; understanding grief; and culture's impact on sexism.
The conference will being at 9 a.m. with a welcome from Jennifer Sanftner McGraw, SRU professor of psychology, before Ron Craig, professor of psychology at Edinboro University, will deliver the keynote address, "Integrating Forensic Psychology in the Undergraduate Research Experience," at 9:30 a.m. Craig's research focuses on the detection of deception in juveniles and the role of technology in the courtroom.
Part of the conference's goal, Romanczyk said, is to motivate students to embrace research and conference participation.
"It's a reality our students have to learn and accept," she said. "For those who want to go on and further their training, they need to understand that these components are important."
Romanczyk said research gives students credentials and advantages over other students competing for graduate admission and financial aid. She also hopes the conference raises awareness of psychological research and its impact on the field.
Boerger said participation exposes students to the diverse range of current psychology studies and therapies, which includes at least 50 specialty areas.
"A large part of the mission of any conference is to create connections with other people who are doing research, so that you're learning and expanding your horizons," she said. "Becoming part of the professional discipline is a large part of what we do and what we want our students to experience."
Student presenters said they're looking forward to learning about the interests of their peers.
Robert Wellman, a psychology major from Butler is collaborating with Darien Yarger, a psychology major from New Columbia, and Keener, to present "Body Image Disturbance: Is Having Relationship Mutuality with a Friend a Protective Factor."
"Essentially, it is looking at the negative correlation between body dissatisfaction and perceived mutuality in relationships," Wellman said.
Wellman, who hopes to go on to a doctoral program in clinical psychology, said the research experience and upcoming conference are valuable to his goals.
"It's a good learning experience," he said. "The cognitive and neuroscience aspects of psychology interest me the most. Basically, the way the brain can process information and how biology and environment can change a role in changing those processes."
Other SRU psychology majors taking part in the conference include:
- Emily Horner of Pittsburgh, and Chris Lee of Washington, who are teaming with Keener to present, "Emotion Regulation Goals for Solving Interpersonal Everyday Problems with Romantic Partners;"
- MicKala LaBate-Watterson of Beaver Falls, who is pairing with Boerger, to present, "Relations Between Retrospective Reports of Bullying Experiences and Social Adjustment in College Among Former Victims, Bullies, and Bully-Victims;" and
- Erin O'Connor of New Castle, and Cain Kaltberbaugh of Slippery Rock, who are teaming up with Catherine Massey, SRU assistant professor of psychology, on "Heterosexual/Cisgender Perspectives on Transgender Civil Rights: A Mediation Model of Gender, Gender Traits and Genderism."
Poster sessions will begin run from 10:30-11:30 a.m.; concurrent paper session I, 11:45 a.m.; faculty and student resource sessions, 2-2:50 p.m. and paper sessions II, 3-4:15 p.m.
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Characteristics of Autism
Autism is characterized by a marked impairment in the following areas:
Social skills:
Individuals with autism have difficulty in initiating and sustaining relationships with their peers. It is not that they do not relate, but they relate in a different way.
Communication skills:
Individuals with autism have their core difficulty in the area of communication. Many of them do not develop speech; even the ones who have a relatively good language development do not use it effectively for communication. Individuals with autism also have difficulty in using and comprehending non-verbal modes of communication like gestures and facial expressions.
Play skills:
A marked absence of pretend and imaginary play is one of the key features of autism. Autistic individuals may show abnormal responses to sensory inputs. Any one or more of the senses may be affected. All these difficulties manifest themselves in behaviours i.e. Abnormal ways of relating to people, objects and events in the environment.


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He was born in Loudoun County, Virginia. Not much is known of his early years, except that he learned business by helping in a store from the age of 10. He was a blacksmith by trade, and maintained a shop even though he considered himself primarily a farmer in Illinois. He married Catherine Sherer in Preble Co., Ohio, in 1836, and 5 of their children were born in Ohio. The Hickman's moved from Ohio to Edgar Co., Illinois about 1846. The "History of Edgar County, Illinois" has this about him:
"By hard work and good management, after giving his children 500 acres, he has his home farm of 160 acres of fine land well improved. He is a man who has always helped any public enterprise. He has a good name and reputation which he has gained by having been honest and honorable in all of his business transactions. Now in his old age he can look back with satisfaction on his efforts to educate his children and accumulate property for them."
At their 50th wedding anniversary party which was attended by a large number of friends and relatives, each was given a pair of gold rimmed eye glasses.
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At Restore Motion Physiotherapy Greenslopes, we aim to provide you with a high standard of professional, friendly and quality service so you can achieve the best possible results. To achieve this, we also require commitment from you. Take the time to read all our Terms and Conditions so that there is open and clear communication and understanding regarding what is expected from you by using our services.
Our professional recommendations are based on the information provided by you and other medical and health professionals involved in your care; the physiotherapy examination and any specific goals determined by you and the physiotherapist/s. It is important to understand our Terms and Conditions and for you to acknowledge that ultimately, it is your responsibility to follow our advice and avoid situations that may aggravate your condition. We acknowledge an infinite number of variables can impact on the outcomes of any treatment program.
We are confident that if you follow our recommendations and any additional advice following further assessments and investigations that may occur throughout the term of your treatment, we can help you to achieve exceptional results.
Physio appointments are made to help you achieve your goals and treatment success. Please respect our time as we respect yours.
By providing us with notice if you are unable to attend your appointment, it will provide an opportunity to offer the appointment to other clients from our waiting list or those requiring emergency physiotherapy.
Last minute cancellations and clients not attending their allocated appointment times can negatively affect your treatment progress. It can also have an impact on the physio and clients who may be in need of an appointment as well as impact our waiting list.
Reminder emails and SMS texts are a proactive approach on our behalf; however, we still ask that you record your appointment elsewhere as this service may not always be reliable. If you need to cancel your appointment, please call the clinic on 33941434 and leave a message if there is no answer or if it is outside of business hours.
The cancellation policy will apply if:
- – You cancel your allocated appointment time with less than 12 hours notice, or
- – You fail to attend your allocated appointment time.
Failing to attend or notify within the 12 hours will incur a fee of $95.
This is applicable to all patients and is not claimable on your health fund, it cannot be bulk billed through Medicare and it cannot be claimable by other third parties including WorkCover, insurance or other.
Further appointments will not be booked until outstanding cancellation fee has been paid.
We greatly appreciate your support and understanding of our policy and value your questions should you have any.
We would like to avoid applying a cancellation fee – your co-operation would be greatly appreciated
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If you arrive late to an appointment, but within your allocated time slot, you may receive a shorter consultation in an effort to not inconvenience other clients after you. However, if you either arrive after or entirely miss an appointment, you will be charged the consultation fee in full. If you miss your appointment and call to reschedule, you will be required to pay for the missed appointment prior to booking any further appointment dates.
Late arrivals or missed appointments prevent those on the waiting list or those who require urgent physiotherapy treatment from getting an appointment and inconvenience both the physiotherapists and other clients waiting.
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You hereby request and give consent to our therapists to perform all necessary examinations, manipulations, mobilisations, and other physiotherapy techniques including taping, dry needling, electrotherapy, soft tissue release, rehabilitation and medical diagnostic procedures in accordance with their professional training and understanding of your injury.
You understand that you have an opportunity to discuss with your therapist, the nature and purpose of your physiotherapy care before any treatment is performed.
You acknowledge and accept the following:
- – Physiotherapy treatment is physical in nature and may require you to disrobe however singlet tops or shorts may be available
- – You have the right to see the physiotherapist of your choice, refuse intervention or seek a further opinion and to provide feedback and make a complaint.
- – The adverse risks associated with treatment, including stiffness and soreness, soft tissue injury, neurological complications, cerebrovascular injuries, skin irritations from taping methods, burns and other minor complications.
- – The probability of risk is lowered by screening procedures performed during the assessment and reassessment.
- – Other treatment options exist if the risk of physiotherapy is considered to be high, including medication, medical care, hospitalisation and surgery.
- – The risk of remaining untreated includes the formation of adhesions in tissue, scar tissue and other degenerative changes. These changes can further reduce skeletal mobility, and induce chronic pain cycles. It is quite probable that the delay of treatment will complicate the condition and make future rehabilitation more difficult.
- – Many of our clients receive physiotherapy without a referral from another health practitioner e.g. GP however should you have a referral or scan results please provide this to your physiotherapist to ensure there is continuity of care.
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To ensure that we are able to provide the best level of care we may be required to obtain and/or release information regarding your medical condition with other treating practitioners, rehabilitation, consultants, case managers, insurance companies, employers and others involved in your treatment or claim.
By signing this Client Contract, you give permission for representatives of Restore Motion Physiotherapy practitioners to exchange such information regarding injuries sustained and any significant past medical history, with those people deemed necessary by Restore Motion Physiotherapy.
Accounts and Billing
- – It is expected that all fees are paid in full at the time of consultation.
- – We accept cash, EFTPOS, credit cards and offer electronic health rebates (via HICAPS) for your convenience. However, in the event of electronic network failure, full payment is still required on the day of consultation (electronic fund transfer may be used in these circumstances).
- – Those who feel they cannot comply with our strict billing methods or wish to be given special consideration, please feel welcome to put your request in writing and address it to the Practice Director.
- – Please understand that our strict billing methods allow equality of service to all clients, and serve to raise the already high standard of care we can offer you. Our intention is not to exclude anyone from being able to access our physiotherapy services. We have never denied anyone the benefits of physiotherapy care because of their inability to pay our published fees. We understand that there may be financial hardship that requires individual consideration, please put your request in writing to the Practice Director.
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- – This practice is committed to protecting your privacy and your personal information is generally only disclosed to other members of your medical team where necessary.
- – The personal and health information you provide during your consultation and subsequent treatment will be collected for the primary purpose of providing high-quality health care.
- – Where required by law or if necessary for debt collection reasons, your personal information will be disclosed.
- – Restore Motion Physiotherapy uses SMS and/or email communication to remind you of your upcoming appointments.
- – From time to time we may send you information regarding news, events or other at Restore Motion Physiotherapy via a number of possible ways including post, email, telephone call or SMS.
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The Practice Director and employees of this Practice shall not be liable for, nor shall they accept any responsibility for any injury, loss or damage sustained by any person or persons arising out of any of the treatments or procedures delivered in this Practice which does not arise from any negligent act or omission of the Practice Director and employees.
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Population: 31 057 000
Capital: Kabul
Religions: Sunni Muslim, Shi'a Muslim
Languages: Pashtu, Afghan Persian (Dari)
Political leader: President Hamid Karzai
Christians: <1%
The Sunnis make up about 80% of the country's population. Afghanistan has a small Christian community. Conversion from Islam is considered apostasy and is punishable by death under the Shari'a Law. There are no Christian or Jewish schools, no Christian churches and one synagogue.
To give you an idea: In 2006 Abdul Rahman was arrested on charges of apostasy and sentenced to death for refusing to return to the Muslim faith. Due to international pressure, Rhaman was released and fled to Italy.
Persecution of Christians is intense. During the Taliban regime, persecution was accomplished formally by law, and informally, by tribes and families.
See more here: http://www.persecution.org/suffering/countryinfodetail.php?countrycode=20
What to pray for
- Pray for godly men and women to obtain positions of influence in the country.
- The Afghani drug trade is estimated to be among the worst in the world. Pray that it will cease.
- Pray for the thousands of underground believers, many not even known by their families. Pray for safety, protection, courage and wisdom. Pray that they may be effectively discipled.


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text: COLLECTION: Links of London Olympic jewellery Collections Jewellery Other PhotosSeptember 7, 2010 Gemfields reported strong revenue from its recent sale of lower grade emeralds and beryl in Lusaka, Zambia, this week. Chavin founder Simon Ogilvie-Harris with models Model Chantelle Pidgley and Jade Farmiloe. Brand launches new collection for London 2012. Advertisement Sharing Twitter0 Facebook0 Google +0 Linkedin0 Email this article Print this article Authors Staff Writer TAG CLOUD bracelets, Collection, Jewellery, jewelry, launch, Links of London, london 2012, necklace, Professional Jeweller


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Inflamed sciatic nerve overview
An inflamed sciatic nerve is a condition that often occurs as a result of spinal deterioration and is most commonly exhibited in older patients. When the sciatic nerve becomes irritated or pinched, regular nerve function is interfered with, which can lead to a variety of symptoms that are often referred to collectively as sciatica.
Sciatica most frequently accompanies the natural aging process, but can also be traced to traumatic injury and other spinal disorders. Treatment options vary, but in most cases, a simple course of conservative techniques sufficiently alleviate sciatic nerve pain. Read on to learn about the symptoms and treatment options for an inflamed sciatic nerve.
Symptoms of an inflamed sciatic nerve
Normally, the sciatic nerve is integral in facilitating the free flow of information between the brain and the lower half of the body. This nerve impacts numerous muscle groups and is actually the longest nerve in the body. In the event that the regular function of this nerve is interfered with, a number of symptoms can result, depending on the source and location of the compression. Some of the most common symptoms of an inflamed sciatic nerve include:
- Electric shock sensation
- Local and chronic lower back pain
- Pain that radiates along the sciatic nerve or focuses at a point along the nerve
- Unexpected muscle weakness in the thigh, knee or hamstring
- Numbness or tingling in the feet
- The sensation of burning or pins and needles
- Diminished reflexes or motor function
The inflammation of the sciatic nerve in the spinal column can come from a variety of sources, such as spinal stenosis, which describes the narrowing of the spinal cavity due to arthritis. Other potential causes of an inflamed sciatic nerve include herniated discs, bulging discs, the formation of osteophytes (bone spurs) or collapsed discs that have allowed the vertebrae to shift too close together.
Treatment options for an inflamed sciatic nerve
An inflamed sciatic nerve can be very painful, but most patients respond to nonsurgical treatment. If a person has been diagnosed with an inflamed or trapped sciatic nerve, a combination of physical therapy, massage, pain medication, chiropractic visits and limited rest usually provides sufficient pain relief. In the event that your pain persists through several weeks of conservative therapies, contact Laser Spine Institute to learn how one of our minimally invasive spine procedures may be able to help you get back to the activities you love.
At Laser Spine Institute, our team of dedicated surgeons is able to remove the agent that is pinching the inflamed sciatic nerve in order to free up the nerve and alleviate the debilitating symptoms associated with this condition. This procedure is performed by using a less than 1-inch incision and muscle-sparing techniques, which result in no lengthy recovery and has patients up and walking within a few hours after surgery.^
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Recently there has been a refocus on health in planning and how the built environment can encourage better health outcomes. NHS England's Healthy New Towns Programmes is looking at how the planning and design of communities could be done in 10 demonstrator sites across England, as well as rethinking how health and care services can be delivered. Associated with the programme was an international design competition to visualise how this could be done, which Citiesmode submitted the winning entry.
Philip Liu at Citiesmode talks about some of the ideas from the bid. Andre Pinto from Public Health England explains some of the challenges of delivering health and care services and what solutions that the built environment could provide. They are both joined by Jamie McKie from Dentons Planning and Public Law team.
Dentons Planning TV is a new and innovative platform for engaging in and reacting to the latest developments in the dynamic world of planning. Its mission statement is simple: to provoke debate and facilitate engagement at all levels in the planning process.
Brought to you by Dentons and Citiesmode it draws on the knowledge of a core panel of experts from across the sector, supplemented with special guests hand picked for their particular expertise. From Greenbelt to Brownfield, national planning policy to local plan-making and everything in between, Dentons Planning TV provides a unique insight into the thoughts of those involved at the sharp end.
Dentons is the world's largest law firm, delivering quality and value to clients around the globe. Dentons is a leader on the Acritas Global Elite Brand Index, a BTI Client Service 30 Award winner and recognized by prominent business and legal publications for its innovations in client service, including founding Nextlaw Labs and the Nextlaw Global Referral Network. Dentons' polycentric approach and world-class talent challenge the status quo to advance client interests in the communities in which we live and work. www.dentons.com.
Citiesmode is an urban planning training and information resource. It is independent, useful and animated. The website includes quick links to local planning information, useful resources and tools for planners, talks and presentations on planning issues and video-based online training.


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Skip to 0 minutes and 7 secondsObesity has reached epidemic proportions globally with at least 2.8 million people dying each year as a result of the complications of being overweight or obese. Once considered a problem only in high income countries, overweight and obesity are now dramatically on the rise in low and middle income countries, particularly in urban settings. Among children, obesity is one of the biggest health challenges of the 21st century. According to the World Health Organisation, worldwide, obesity has more than doubled since 1980. In 2014, 39% of adults aged 18 years or more were overweight and 13% obese. 41 million children under the age of five were overweight or obese in 2014.
Skip to 1 minute and 1 secondIn Africa, the number of children who are overweight and obese has nearly doubled from 5.4 million in 1990 to 10.6 million in 2014. Nearly half of the children under five who were overweight and obese in 2014 lived in Asia. Overweight and obesity are linked to more deaths worldwide than underweight. And globally, there are more people who are overweight than underweight. This occurs in every region except some parts of sub-Saharan Africa and Asia.
The Obesity Epidemic
Obesity is a chronic and often progressive disease, characterised by excess body fat that can threaten or affect a person's health. It has reached epidemic proportions globally and is one of the biggest health challenges for children in the 21st century.
What does it mean to be overweight or obese?
According to the World Health Organization (2016) a person is overweight or obese if they have abnormal or excessive body fat accumulation that could impair their health.
The difference between being obese and overweight is determined by a person's Body Mass Index (BMI) which provides a measurement of a person's weight with consideration of their height. A person's BMI can be calculated by dividing a person's weight (in kilograms) by the square of their height (in meters) (kg/m2)
If a person has a BMI of 30 or higher they are considered to be obese, whereas if their BMI is greater than or equal to 25 they are classified as overweight.
Example one:
A person who is 165cm tall, weighing 85kg would have a BMI of 31, placing them in the obese category.
85 ÷ (1.65 x 1.65) = 31
Example two:
A person who is 165cm tall, weighing 65kg would have a BMI of 24, placing them in the healthy weight range.
65 ÷ (1.65 x 1.65) = 24
Is it possible to be overweight/obese and still be malnourished?
Yes. Trends show that people in developing countries have gone from being underweight and malnourished to overweight/obese and malnourished.
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When Arnab vanished, almost
What happens when the nation's most vociferous, most articulate news show anchor goes missing? Well, the nation goes into overdrive, demanding to know the whereabouts of the host it has come to love, or hate, as the case may be.
We're talking about Arnab Goswami, Times Now Editor-in-Chief and presenter of The Newshour, one of the most widely-watched and debated shows on the channel. Goswami's disappearing act last week, though brief, was enough to set off a cacophony of telephones ringing at the Times Now office. And much like Arnab's familiar rant on the show 'The Nation wants to know', viewers wanted to know where in God's name was Arnab?
Unable to deal with so many telephone calls, The Newshour even put out a tweet saying: "Our viewers have been asking about Arnab. To them, we would like to say that he will be back on Monday at 9pm on show again". However, the calls continued unabated. A Times Now employee described the number of calls and emails inquiring whether Arnab had taken ill as 'astonishing' and that "Only celebrities get such calls, don't they?"
Forget the cold vibes between BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi and the party's tallest leader LK Advani, it was Arnab who was the topic on social media.
The twitterati took to their favourite website with a vengeance, sending out both love and hate tweets for the man who loves to play devil's advocate on The Newshour. Some went on to draw parallels between Arnab's absence from The Newshour with that of say a Salman Khan from Bigg Boss or Amitabh Bachchan from KBC. Others made unfavourable comparisons with other news anchors in tweets like: "Barkha Dutt to undergo a face implant to look like Arnab Goswami to boost NDTV TRPs" and even derided tongue-tied panellists as: "Panellists on The Newshour speechless as they're used to speaking for just 10 seconds with Arnab around...".
Still others heaved a sigh of relief as "they could finally turn up the volume of their television sets rather than turn down." Forget the cold vibes between BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi and the party's tallest leader LK Advani, it was Arnab who was the topic on social media. So with such an iconic presence missing, did the channel lose out on TRPs or did other news channels make most of the opportunity. Only next week will tell... that is when the TAM ratings are out...
The collective impact of regulation and the creeping tyranny of the minority have stifled innovation in our industry and, dare I say, in the economy as whole. At 15 per cent, we may grow at thrice the rate of the GDP but that is more a reflection of our topline economic growth than the health of our industry. At this rate, it will take us another 15 years to hit $100 billion in value and by then, we will be just three per cent of the world media market. This is just unacceptable.
Till then, both those who love and hate Arnab can sit back and watch his shenanigans as he returns today same time same show on your favourite news channel...


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About Us
My name is Angel Thomas and I am the proud owner of Pawabella
Pawabella is my first business which I began in December 2013, I am a 13 year old young entrepreneur based in Liverpool. My second shop will be opening very soon.
Shop 1 is located at: Gostin's Shopping Mall, 32-36 Hanover Street, Liverpool L1 4LN www.pawabella.com
Shop 2 is located at: No More Kennels, 10-11 Riverside Estate, Fiddlers Ferry Yacht Haven, Penketh WA5 2UL www.nomorekennels.co.uk
Stockists: Rex: The Concept Store, 24-26 Bold Street, Liverpool, L1 4DS www.rexshop.co.uk
My shop is open on Saturday's but my products are available 7 days a week online
If visiting the store on a Saturday afternoon please feel free to bring your dog in to see us.
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Writing 101 asks us to talk about our fears. I adressed my biggest fear: Parties.
I look at the mirror. From the other side, a weird-looking me atempts to smile, to no avail. I see the long straighted brown hair, the light brown skin on my face has a few layers of make-up, I see the black dress I'm wearing. I can not smile. All I can think about now is whether I'm well suited for the big party I'm about to go. I think I am – the dress and the make-up are those things society expects girls to wear. So, I'm all good, aren't I?
I don't feel well — the dress, the make-up, the hair… I feel awkward. No one cares.
I set everything up, enter the car. I prepare myself mentally — there will be loud music, people dancing, food, drinks. I must smile, say hello, sit down, try to eat something, drink something, talk a bit and wait for the time to go back to the hotel. That's it. No secrets.
As the car flies across the city, I try to pay attention to the beautiful buildings all lit up at night. I remember I will be sleepy in a couple of hours, before everyone else. And at a party, things can get rough if that happens. We're getting closer.
The car stops.
I look around, see the other guests getting out of their cars as well, everyone dressed up. I wonder how the other women can walk with those heels. I could never wear them, I suppose. The cold wind blows in my face. I can hear the loud music from where I am and my heart starts beating fast. I want to go home. I must go home!
But I'm trapped. I have to enter.
I walk towards the club, start sweating. I see someone I know. What do I do? Do I hug them? Shake hands? Just say hello?
I say hello, they hug me. I go for a hug, they shake hands. I get to the obvious conclusion I can not read people. The place is full of people, unfortunately. Where's my table? Where. Is. My. Table?
Oh, more known people. Hug, hands, hands, hug. Some kisses. "You look nice" "You too" "How's university?" "Good, good"
"Have you been seeing anyone lately?", they ask everyone else but me. I know the reason they do this, tough I can't talk about this now. In fact, it's not just one reason. Maybe I'm too weird to date anyone. Maybe I study so much I'm not interested in relationships. Or maybe… I better not talk about that now.
I find my table, I sit and notice that since I entered, my vision got blurred for some reason. Everything bothers me, I can't eat or drink, what if there's someone looking at me and I spill a bit? Are they looking at me? Are. They. Looking. At. Me?
I'm getting frozen — can't move, differently from the 99% of the others, who are dancing happily. I could never dance. Not in public. How much time have I spent here?
Twenty minutes.
How much time do I have to stay? I better not think of that. It's getting more blurred, oh my! I can't speak. I want to go home. There's too many people here, too many! And they're all looking at me, judging me! I close my eyes, It doesn't help. Why did I agree to come? Why do people feel so happy in these situations — crowd, loud shitty music, alcohol? It doesn't seem fun to me at all. It never did. This dress and the make-up are not helping, let me tell you.
People are getting drunk. It's funny and sad to witness. Funny because drunk people do non-sense stuff. Sad for the same reason. Why would someone choose that? I could never know.
Finally, time to go to the hotel! I try to say goodbye to people, but most of them are drunk. So no hugs, hands, hands, hugs. Thank God.
The car looks like a golden carriage to me. I enter with my heart full of relief, thinking about my quiet, empty hotel room.


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The Atlanta Botanical Garden and celebrated chef Linton Hopkins are partnering to serve visitors a
unique plant-to-plate concept in dining while experiencing a world-class destination.
unique plant-to-plate concept in dining while experiencing a world-class destination.
Hopkins' Resurgens Hospitality Group, which includes Restaurant Eugene and Holeman and Finch Public House, will assume management of the Garden's café in November. The Café at Linton's will offer a signature menu based on natural meats and fresh, local produce, including fruits, vegetables and herbs grown at the Garden. In late 2015, the café will be replaced with a new full-service restaurant, Linton's in the Garden, a two-story contemporary glass structure to be built at the hub of the Garden.
"We wanted to create a new model for Atlanta in which the dining experience would match the Garden's beautiful displays and visitor experience," Garden President & CEO Mary Pat Matheson said. "The timing could not be more right for creating a food destination that will be unparalleled at a cultural institution in Atlanta."


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This artist book from Aaron Flint Jamison gathers all of the official legal documents from the 2016 court case. The case, brought by the Portland art center and gallery, Yale Union, contested a ruling by Multnomah County that disregarded the institution's status as a non-profit "art museum" in the setting of property tax rates. Jamison is a co-founder and Board Chair of Yale Union. Part of this publication includes the transcription of the court hearing in which Jamison gave testimony.
Produced on the occasion of Jamison's exhibition at Galerie Max Mayer in Düsseldorf, Germany from May 6 to July 1, 2017.
Hardcover, 464 pages, 8.5 inches x 11 inches, English, Galerie Max Mayer, 2017.
Printed, sewn, and glued in Portland, Oregon, at Yale Union. Edition of 100.


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I have one complaint.....I wish this story was longer!!! I need more! I absolutely loved it!! In just the span of this novella my world got wrapped up within the story. I loved these characters, and you really got a feel for them. A.D. Justice truly put an amazing story in this novella and in the end I actually felt that I had read a full length book with the detail and the power of these characters.
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