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I thought that I would talk about modern immigration because the question as come up in terms of people wanting to stay in the UK after they separate or retire. It is not as easy as one would think to stay behind in the UK especially as the immigration control becomes more stringent. In my case, I was able to stay because I am married to a British citizen so I was able to apply for a spouse visa.
Those that want to come to England to work will struggle because UK/EU or settled people (those that have their Indefinite Leave to Remain) are to be chosen before anyone else. The only way that you can be chosen over them is if you are the person more qualified and they have to prove this in hiring you.
This has then leads to the question, if it is so hard to be able to stay here then why are people for Eastern Europe and countries like India and Canada able to come and stay here. The European Union has enabled people to move countries and these people are free from immigration control. In fact, the United Kingdom is one of 6 countries in the EU which allows people to come to work as soon as the country as been accepted whereas places like Germany and France, they have to belong for a certain amount of years before they can work in that country.
People from Commonwealth countries enjoy different immigration control rules because they still belong to the Commonwealth. We gave up our right to that in the War of Independence (I have been asked before why we don't belong to the Commonwealth).
If you read my post about Americans here during World War 2, you will know that at the time only 7,000 black people lived here. This has hugely changed since then. That has a lot to do with the war and the shortage of labour to rebuild Britain. The British then setup immigration campaigns to attract workers from overseas to work in the 1950s. People were recruited from the West Indies to drive buses. Workers from India and Pakistan were recruited to work in the textile and engineering industries. This recruitment lasted for 25 years and people from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh to England for work.
The immigration began to tail off in the late 1960s to the 1970s because of the tightening immigration laws. However, people from 'old' Commonwealth countries (Australia, New Zealand and Canada) were not subject to these controls.
There were a lot of refugees that were also accepted because of the people forced to leave Uganda who were of Indian origin in 1972. There were a lot of people from India that went to Africa to help to build the railroad. A colleague of mine is Kenyan but family comes from India who came to Britain when it became its own country and troubles arose for those that were not considered Kenyan (although he was born there).
People from the U.S., Australia, New Zealand and South Africa were part of the largest immigration populations in the 1980s. Then when the Soviet Union fell in the early 1990s, many came to the U.K. for a better life.
The current immigration controls have been a result of the coalition government because they promised to lower the amount of immigrants in the U.K. but they cannot control the E.U. citizens because they are not subject to immigration control so the people that they can keep from entering the country is everyone else.
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Welcome back, dear readers, to the column which breaks down the key weekly happenings in WWE. This week, we're going to take a look at the debate over who is booking 205 Live, discuss the developing Chamber matches, have a look forward to the SDL side of Wrestlemania booking, and more. Let's jump into it.
Is 205 Live A Glimpse Of WWE's Future?
Several commentators, including some on this very website, have recently pointed out that since Enzo Amore departed under a cloud, 205 Live has once again become an extremely watchable hour of television. Immediately after the vacation of the belt, a tournament was announced to crown a new champion, with talent from NXT and the UK Championship scene rubbing shoulders with the regular cruiser roster, with predictably excellent results. 205 Live got off to a rocky start in the aftermath of the critically acclaimed Cruiserweight Classic, but once Neville arrived to take the top heel spot, the show became every discerning wrestling fan's fixed, with simple, well booked storylines and a clear pecking order. The King of the Cruiserweights' run with the belt will live long in the memory, but sadly, the split of Enzo and Cass led to a guy who was talented with a mic but not much else being placed in the Englishman's spot, contributing to his decision to go back to his roots on the independent circuit. Enzo being the focus of 205 Live gave a small bump in viewing figures initially, but ultimately the show became unwatchable, veering away from what it should be; an hour focused on workrate and simplicity. In fact, its structure pre and post-Amore had much in common with Monday Night Raw of the New Generation, when Vince was surrounded by advisers that had hundreds of combined years of experience in pro wrestling, as well as motormouths like Russo, who might have shot out a hundred bad ideas per meeting to one good one, but the transition to Attitude shows just how influential an ideas man can be to the success of the product if he is tempered by veteran wrestling minds. Add in Vince McMahon's instincts and you had a potent mix.
One of the beneficiaries of the booking of the late New Gen/Early Attitude time period, of course, was Triple H, who has latterly found himself cast in the Pat Patterson/Gerry Briscoe role in taking WWE's developmental system to unprecedented heights. The simple, old school booking of the NXT tapings has led many fans to speculate as to what might happen if Trips was ever given full creative control of Raw and Smackdown, but of course, the cautionary note is always that Vince's control freakery would never allow him to give up the live shows. However, with the reboot of the XFL in the works, we may be coming closer to that time than ever before, with reports coming out that Hunter is now booking 205 Live, hence its transformation the last several weeks. If 205 and NXT are a taste of things to come, let us hope that arena football really does eat McMahon's time away, leaving his son in law to transform weekly TV. We can dream, at any rate.
An Uninspiring Chamber Line Up, And I'm Bored Of The Gimmick Anyway
Sometimes, the Road To Wrestlemania can feel far too much like a repetitive drive through landmarks you've seen a million times before, and I have to say that the return of Elimination Chamber to a place in the February calendar last year was not a decision I was fond of. WWE semi-retired it for good reason; we'd had all the twists and surprises it was possible to eke out of it, and it made the company feel duty bound to insert a surprise whether or not one was called for. Worse, the matches themselves have become increasingly bland as time has gone on. Last year, they debuted a NEW chamber structure that lacked any of the gravitas of the original, and randomly put the strap on Bray Wyatt to boot. This year, the line up is dull in the extreme: part time Cena (who I can barely stand to watch), Reigns, Elias (at least a year too early), Miz (who we know will be defending the IC belt at Mania at best), Strowman, and then one more to be determined from a lucky losers fatal four way. It hardly screams mat classic to me, and you just know that the whole thing will be booked to be a Braun-ageddon, Cena will pull a face, and Roman will win. I'm baffled as to why they'd leave someone like Rollins out, given his ability to redefine previously tired gimmick matches, and I must say I find the seeming lack of Wrestlemania plans for The Architect disheartening. It will be interesting to see if WWE can interest me in their February pay-per-view before the thing happens.
Booking Chaos Still Reigns On Smackdown Live
At the Royal Rumble, where the Smackdown side of the main roster got a huge boost in the form of a terrific 2 out of 3 falls tag titles match, a story driven handicap title match, and Sami Zayn replacing the ambushed Tye Dillinger in the Rumble only to fail anyway, much to Kevin Owens' chagrin. Alas, any hope that this bump might be sustained has been dashed this week by the same illogical booking which has haunted the brand ever since last summer. The idea of Owens and Zayn's egos getting in the way of their partnership was excellent, and I absolutely was looking forward to a triple threat between them and AJ Styles at Fast Lane, following their number one contenders match ending in a no finish after the Phenomenal One got involved. This was an example of good booking which was suddenly ruined by the writers' obsession with the friction between GM Daniel Bryan and Commissioner Shane McMahon. Where the original scenario would have made all the sense in the world, with AJ retaining to go on to face Shinsuke Nakamura at the Show of Shows and Owens and Zayn perhaps settling their issues in a one on one midcard match, WWE instead flipped the switch, with Shane announcing on Twitter that the winner of a TV match between Baron Corbin and Dolph Ziggler would join the Fast Lane affair, making it a fatal fourway. Beyond whoever it is that wins that eliminator eating the pin at the PPV, I really can't understand why anyone would think it was a good idea to change the booking. It again smacks of being so obsessed with this Shane and Bryan nonsense that the product is sacrificed on its altar. And until that stops happening, Smackdown Live will not recover its former glories.
Well, that's it for this week's pot pourri of opinions from yours truly- see you next week!
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With Apple recently announced the launch of iPhone 8 and iPhone X which is due to provide users with new augmented reality experiences. It is likely more social channels will now plan on introducing ways of integrating AR into their platforms. Snapchat rolled out a new AR feature which allows users to use their Bitmoji (personalised moji) to project themselves into the real world through the app's camera. Mind blown!
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Flemons, Tom
Read here about Tom Flemons, a leading creator of commercially available tensegrity models. Flemons is also the creator of the Skwish , a children's toy that has sold millions of models to date.
- 1 Short Biography
- 2 Selected Videos by Tom Flemons
- 3 Model Image Gallery
- 4 Links and References
Short Biography[edit]
Tom Flemons of Intension Designs has been creating tensegrity models and sculptures for decades. His most recent work focuses on human anatomical structures, and his studio now offers these models for sale to clinicians and healthcare professionals. Be sure to read his article, The Geometry of Anatomy - the Bones of Tensegrity on his website.
From his http://www.intensiondesigns.com/%7Cwebsite: Tom Flemons is an artist and inventor that has employed tensegrity principles for 30 years to design portable structures, free-standing fences, children's toys (Skwish), furniture, mobiles and sculptures. He first noticed the formal resemblance between tensegrity masts and vertebral 'columns' in 1985 and built several models of a tensegral spine which he sold to doctors and chiropractors. A search of the medical literature on bio-mechanics revealed no one was exploring the similarity of spines and tensegrity masts. However an orthopedic surgeon - Dr. Stephen Levin was writing about the connection and eventually he and Tom met and began to work together in the 90's.
For over ten years, in collaboration with Dr. Levin, Tom has built many bio-tensegrity analogs of vertebrate anatomy and it has proved quite possible to model the body using tensegrity. Each iteration approaches a better accuracy and resolution of anatomy and in turn sparks insight into an explanation of bio-mechanics that does not require levers and fulcrums.
Selected Videos by Tom Flemons[edit]
Flemons occasionally posts videos of his dynamic models.
Above, a three fold tensegrity spiral mast composed of wooden struts and an elastic tension net is actuated by using three vertical control lines. (For greater control, six control lines are needed). The mast illustrates the force vectors active in living forms such as an octopus, an elephant trunk, or a cat's tail. It also schematizes how fascial support in the spine can assist in lateral and rotational movement but also provides stability by stiffening the mast when required by tightening the control lines.
Model Image Gallery[edit]
We divide Flemon's work into biological, anatomical models and non-human anatomical models. The images are from http://www.intensiondesigns.com/gallery_sculptures.html.
The following tensegrity models represent human or animal anatomical forms.
Albert, the Human Skeleton Model[edit]
[[file:Albert_sidebow_Torso_with_Pelvis_and_Femurs_by_Flemons.jpg|thumb|500px|none|Albert skeleton, sidebow Torso with Pelvis and Femurs, by Tom Flemons" http://www.intensiondesigns.com/
[[file:Right_upper_extremity_icosahedral_model_by_Flemons.png|thumb|500px|none|Right upper extremity modelled as a sequence of interconnecting icosahedral tensegrities with compression struts of different lengths. Model by Flemons."
Human Spine[edit]
For more information, see spine.
[[file:6_nucleated_tetra_vertebrate_by_Flemons.JPG|thumb|500px|none|6 nucleated tetrahedral struts in a vertebra-like column, by Flemons" http://www.intensiondesigns.com/
[[file:human_rib_cage_abstract_model_curved_strut_by_Flemons.JPG|thumb|500px|none|human rib cage abstract model with curved struts by Tom Flemons" http://www.intensiondesigns.com/
[[file:Nucleated_tetra_Vertebrate_mast_by_Tom_Flemons.JPG|thumb|500px|none|26 tetrahedral nucleated stuts in a column, forming a vertebrate-like structure, by Tom Flemons" http://www.intensiondesigns.com/
[[file:Spines_models_05-TVM-3.2,_05-SVM-3.1,_05-TS-1.1_Spiral_Vertebral_Masts_by_Flemons.JPG|thumb|500px|none|Spine, spiral vertebral mast, models 05-TVM-3 by Tom Flemons" http://www.intensiondesigns.com/
[[file:Spines_models_05-TVM-3.2,_05-SVM-3.1,_05-TS-1.1_Tetrahedral_Spines_models_by_Flemons.JPG|thumb|500px|none|Spine, tetrahedral model, model 05-TVM-3 by Tom Flemons" http://www.intensiondesigns.com/
Human Pelvis[edit]
For more information, see pelvis.
The following tensegrity models do not represent human anatomical forms. Some are pure abstract tensegrities, while others protray real
For more information, see Skwish.
Floating Logs[edit]
Flemons wrote: Larger tensegrities begin to run up against limits imposed by weight and material strength. The Floating Logs sculpture for example weighs approximately 1000 lbs yet the tensional forces required to 'pull' it together exceed two tons. The larger the structure the lighter and stronger the materials need to be and the more fail safe the tensional components and linkages.
[[file:12_bird_strut_cuboctahedron_by_Flemons.jpg|thumb|500px|none|12 birds tensegrity by Tom Flemons" http://www.intensiondesigns.com/"
Bicycle Wheel[edit]
Plexiglass Mast[edit]
Links and References[edit]
See Levin for a conversation between Flemons and Levin.


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Those who have received the Word of Life speak words of life to others.
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After all, when Paul says, "Therefore encourage one another and build one another up," what is the "therefore" referring to? What is fueling such encouragement? One of the greatest exultations in all the New Testament about the hope of the gospel:
God has not destined us for wrath, but to obtain salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ, who died for us so that whether we are awake or asleep we might live with him (1 Thess. 5:9–10).
Having been shown life through the word of the gospel, we give life through the words we use.
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Title: Quilt and Sew Fanciful Folk Art: 24 projects from pillows to quilts
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Skiing Mt. Bachelor - January 2nd & 3rd, 2010
Dave and I have a New Years tradition... We ski Mt. Bachelor, OR two or three days to ring in the new year. We have stayed at the Shilo Inn in Bend since the early 90's. It's a lodge type setting located on the Des Chutes river. $82.50 per night includes kitchenette and sitting area, full breakfast (really good), indoor pool, jacuzzi, steam room and sauna. This trip was another perfect ski adventure. Phenomenal snow and weather was beautiful. Cold on Saturday warming up quite a bit on Sunday with sun breaks both days. The highlight was breaking in our new parabolic skis! My Armada ARV's carved perfect turns. Manta for the weekend was "It's a new world". :) Being in the ski industry for years, Dave and I had collected quite a few skis and so we held out on buying shape skis until the end of last season. Can't wait to get on the slopes again!!!Read More


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This morning I channeled my inner Paula Deen and made hoe cakes for breakfast. I've been wanting to try them for awhile now and this morning just happened to be the perfect time. But fair warning - these are in no way healthy! I used the following recipe: Southern Hoe Cakes from Deep South Dish… Continue reading Saturday Morning Hoe Down
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I love to use my crockpot on the weekends and last weekend was no exception (I can never quite get it together on a weekday morning.) I made split pea soup. Now don't think "gross". Split pea soup may look gross but it's actually pretty good and very good for you. Split pea soup is… Continue reading Split Pea Soup for You & Baby
Graham Cracker Treats
Graham cracker treats are a simple little goodie from my childhood. I can picture my mom sitting down at the table with a box of graham crackers and a can of frosting, methodically churning out these little sandwiches. I don't have them as much now that I'm an adult but when I had some leftover… Continue reading Graham Cracker Treats
Dairy-Free Nacho Dip
Every year for the Superbowl, if Benzo and I aren't going to a party, we try to make something special to eat rather than a regular old dinner. We usually end up making a lot of appetizers and snacky type food. So yesterday when I was thinking of ideas it came to me - dairy… Continue reading Dairy-Free Nacho Dip
Mexican Beans & Rice
Dinner two nights ago was the Mexican beans and rice variation from Beans and Rice 5 Ways at No Meat Athlete. I just love these recipes. They are so simple and good for you! I didn't have pinto beans so I used black beans instead. I also didn't have a lime or cilantro so I… Continue reading Mexican Beans & Rice
Cranberry Quinoa Pilaf
Hello there! Yes I am still here even though I haven't posted for most of January. January is my busiest month at work and now that it's ending, I am starting to crawl out of my office and rejoin the rest of civilization. Last night my family got together to celebrate my siblings' birthdays this… Continue reading Cranberry Quinoa Pilaf
Lentil Dumpling Soup Take 2
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Maladen, Ryan (Georgia Institute of Technology), Umbanhowar, Paul (Northwestern University), Ding, Yang (Georgia Institute of Technology), Masse, Andrew (Georgia Institute of Technology), Goldman, Daniel (Georgia Institute of Technology)
Granular lift forces predict vertical motion of a sand-swimming robot
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Previously we modeled the undulatory subsurface locomotion of the sandfish lizard with a sand-swimming robot which displayed performance comparable to the organism. In this work we control the lift forces on the robot by varying its head shape and demonstrate that these granular forces predict the vertical motion of the robot. Inspired by the tapered head of the sandfish lizard, we drag a wedge shaped object horizontally and parallel to its lower face through a granular medium and show that by varying the angle of the upper leading surface of the wedge, $alpha,$ the lift force can be varied from positive to negative. Testing the robot with these wedges as heads results in vertical motion in the same direction as the lift force in the drag experiments. As the robot moves forward, the force on its head normal to the body plane results in a net torque imbalance which pitches the robot causing it to rise or sink within the medium. Since repeatedly varying $alpha$ for a wedge head to achieve a desired lift is impractical, we test robot heads that approximate a wedge head inclined at varying angles by changing the angle of the bottom and top surfaces of the wedge, and show that similar lift control is achieved. Our results provide principles for the construction of robots that will be able to follow arbitrary trajectories within complex substrates like sand, and also lend support to hypotheses that morphological adaptations of desert-dwelling organisms aid in their subsurface lo
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MaRLo takes Altitude to Asia
2016 saw the hugely successful Altitude concert shows define the MaRLo sound. This year, the Altitude live experience will soar to even greater heights. Ranked the #1 DJ in Australia by ITM and #49 in the world by DJ Mag, MaRLo is renowned for spine-tingling live performances and awe-inspiring production. Dedication to his craft and the relentless honing of his skills have led him to the top and the 2017 Altitude live shows present an artist at the peak of his powers. Offering an unparalleled arena event, this year Altitude invites fans to prepare for an experience that defies expectations.
Fresh from the main stage at ASOT and cemented in to perform at EDC, Tomorrowland and a multitude of other global tastemaker festivals, MaRLo will be delivering an extended set – launching the Altitude live shows into the stratosphere with both trance and tech-energy on full display. Comprising legendary production and the passion and intensity that elevates stages worldwide, Altitude 2017 is a one of a kind MaRLo experience. Stay tuned for special guest announcements!
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Peripartum cardiomyopathy is challenging to diagnose as it mimics symptoms present in normal pregnancy. The clinical course and prognosis are various. In selected cases, a cardioverter implantable defibrillator with/without cardiac resynchronization therapy, mechanical ventricular assist device treatment, and transplantation is indicated.
Historically, and in modern times, social workers have been culpable in perpetuating the very systems of oppression that we seek to eliminate. This happens as we are part of cultures and economies that operate out of the growth ideology. Acting in accordance with the growth ideology does not lead to the outcomes that we strive for as professional social workers. Rather, the growth ideology results in growing social inequalities and increasing ecological injustices around the world. Social work can, instead, embrace an ecosocial lens and promote degrowth approaches for transformational alternatives. Rather than reinforcing the existing systems of injustice and oppression, radical social work can take an activist role and bring about urgent and radical changes to promote ecological justice through social and ecological well-being. Examples from radical social work in local and international communities demonstrate the possibility of degrowth for transformational alternatives as radical social work practice.
This chapter introduces Abductive Thematic Network Analysis (ATNA) as a methodological approach for qualitative data analysis. It starts by providing a brief description on abductive theory of method and thematic analysis method. Then, it highlights how the two methods are combined to create ATNA. Using a qualitative data set, this chapter demonstrates the steps in undertaking ATNA with a computer-aided qualitative data analysis software—ATLAS-ti v.7.5. The chapter concludes that ATNA provides to researchers a much-needed pragmatic and logical way of reasoning, organising, and presenting qualitative data analysis.
Computer Aided Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS) is becoming an essential tool for a number of social scientists. Particularly, CAQDAS allow for a more rapid and rigorous qualitative data analysis. Over the past few decades, a variety of software that falls under the CAQDAS umbrella has emerged in the market. In this context, this paper focuses on one of the software - Atlas-ti 5.0- to describe its use as a tool for enhancing rigour in qualitative social research. The paper describes why and how Atlas-ti 5.0 has been used for data analysis in an exemplar qualitative social research on the ecology of the Mauritian early adolescents' Internet-mediated dating/romance. It also considers some critics related to the essentials of rigour in qualitative social research. Finally, it outlines the use of Atlas-ti 5.0 for bringing rigour in the exemplar research.
This chapter considers computer-aided deductive critical discourse analysis with ATLAS-ti 6.2 using a case study on eco-social work research from Mauritius. Data for this case study were gathered in digital audio format from eight focus group discussions, three semi-structured interviews and various reports from secondary sources. For the analysis, a literature review using ATLAS-ti was first carried out, in order to develop a conceptual/theoretical framework related to eco-social work. Then, the gathered data were directly plugged into ATLAS-ti for a computer-aided deductive critical discourse analysis using the developed eco-social work conceptual/theoretical framework from the literature review. Using the case study as an example, this chapter (a) demonstrates the techniques, and (b) appraises the opportunities, limitations and challenges of computer-aided critical discourse analysis.
This chapter considers computer-aided deductive critical discourse analysis with ATLAS-ti 6.2 using a case study on eco-social work research from Mauritius. Data for this case study were gathered in digital audio format from eight focus group discussions, three semi-structured interviews and various reports from secondary sources. For the analysis, a literature review using ATLAS-ti was first carried out, in order to develop a conceptual/theoretical framework related to eco-social work. Then, the gathered data were directly plugged into ATLAS-ti for a computer-aided deductive critical discourse analysis using the developed eco-social work conceptual/theoretical framework from the literature review. Using the case study as an example, this chapter (a) demonstrates the techniques, and (b) appraises the opportunities, limitations and challenges of computer-aided critical discourse analysis.
Purpose: Environmental social work (ESW) is an approach and a perspective in social work focusing on ecological and environmental sustainability and justice within the context of sustainable development (SD). This study aims to analyse students' reflective tasks on challenges for ESW education and practice from a critical theory perspective. The purpose of this study is to discuss the implications of the findings for accelerating the implementation of SD in social work curricula.
Design/methodology/approach: The research participants comprised 49 master level students from four different cohorts studying the course "Social Work and Sustainable Development" at the University of Gavle, Sweden. The sample comprised only those students who had completed at least one of the three non-mandatory reflective tasks that were set within the course. The reflective tasks of the research participants were gathered as data for this study. A qualitative methodological approach with the help of ATLAS-ti V8.4 was used to analyse the gathered data.
Findings: This study discusses three primary results, which are categorised as "Being Boxed", "Safe and Saviour Sweden" and "Politics and Power". Based on the results, this study argues for a transformative and emancipatory pedagogy (TEP) in the teaching and learning of ESW to accelerate the implementation of holistic SD within the social work curriculum.
Originality/value: Within the context of SD, there is a global call for social work education to shift from an anthropocentric to an eco-centric paradigm. However, ESW education is still in its infancy stage and very few universities are focusing in this particular area. This study therefore brings an important and well-needed layer of empirical evidence in considering the implications for catalysing environmentalism within the social work curricula.
Social work is commonly known as an agent of social change for achieving social justice. In fact, social justice is one of the founding values of social work. Several researchers have conceptualized social justice from distributional, recognitional and associational dimensions, in order to allow for a broader understanding of freedom from oppression, exploitation, marginalization, powerlessness, cultural imperialism and violence (Young 1990, Fraser 1997, Gewirtz 2006). However, Morgaine (2014) argues that social justice as a concept remains valueless unless social workers have clear practical orientations towards its use for achieving emancipation/liberation of the marginalized, vulnerable individuals and groups from injustices and oppressive agencies, forces as well as structures.
Like many other countries, Mauritius has experienced some major socioeconomic changes as a result of its advancement towards a technology-based society. Such socio-economic changes are indeed impacting on people's life. Given that early adolescents represent an important section of the future generation, this study focuses on this specific population to look at issues related to the Internet, sexuality and development in Mauritius. Within this context, using Altas-ti 5.0 (a computer aided qualitative data analysis software) a thematic network analysis of 136 narratives and 8 focus group discussions of Mauritian early adolescents (10-14 years old) is carried out to answer the following research questions: How do Mauritian early adolescents access the Internet? What do they use the Internet for? How do they perceive the Internet? What is the nature of their sexual interactions over the Internet? Finally, the paper also considers some indications about future directions for public policy on the Internet, sexuality and development in Mauritius.
This study focused on describing the ecology of Mauritian early adolescents' Internet- mediated dating/romance. It used a grounded theory analysis of 136 narrative interviews and eight focus group discussions from Mauritian early adolescents (10-14 years old). The main findings were that (a) within a conservative society like Mauritius, cyberspace has become the new secret environment for early adolescents to experience, understand, learn and fantasise dating/romantic behaviour; (b) Internet-mediated dating/romantic patterns described by the early adolescents in Mauritius is somewhat similar to those patterns identified in face-to-face dating/romance within the western context; (c) contrary to some common beliefs, Mauritian early adolescents' Internet-mediated dating/romance is not idealised by sexual activities, but rather by the approval of their parents for relationships, marriage and having children.
The island of Mauritius is a well-known tourist destination. It has a land surface area of 1,860 square kilometers with a coastline of 177 kilometers, and a total human population of about 1.2 million. Within the context of sustainable development initiatives, the current government launched a project called 'Maurice Ile Durable' in 2008. Within this particular context, social workers are often being called upon to work on sustainable social development programmes, such as community empowerment for Integrated Coastal Zone Management (IZCM). Social work has a long tradition of using theoretical perspectives for analysing social problems as well as guiding decision-making for interventions and practice. The aim of the paper is to present an analysis of the voices gathered from the local ICZM stakeholders, using a critical eco-social work perspective, in order to identify important sectors for eco-social work interventions. This paper is based on qualitative data collected from 2009 to 2011 for three different ICZM research projects. The data set consist of 8 focus group discussions with influential local inhabitants from 8 key coastal villages, and 24 semi-structured face-to-face interviews with leaders of national non-governmental and governmental organisations involved in ICZM programmes in Mauritius. Atlas-ti 6.2, a computer aided qualitative data analysis software, has been utilised to carry out a critical discourse analysis of the gathered data. From the analysis of the gathered voices, the discussion on findings is focused on three key sectors for critical eco-social work within ICZM programmes in Mauritius. These keys sectors are; access to coastal resources, redistribution of national benefits from the tourism industry, and community empowerment through the 'National Empowerment Programme'. The conclusion of the paper is based on the implications for anti-oppressive and emancipatory social work practice within the promotion of sustainable social development in Mauritius.
Sustainable development is much more than an ecological and economic concern; it requires social workers to analyse and understand its impact on the broader social and cultural aspects of human life. Mauritius has been branded as 'Maurice Ile Durable' (Sustainable Mauritius) by its current government. Within this context, Mauritian social workers are often called upon to engage in sustainable development programs through community empowerment and development activities. This article uses the eco-critical social work theoretical approach to analyse a subset of qualitative data generated by a larger study conducted in 2008 and 2011, which included focus groups and semistructured interviews. Based on the findings of this research, the article focuses on discourses related to concepts such as control, power, and exploitation. It considers three areas as influential to eco-critical social work in Mauritius: antioppressive practice, promotion of social justice, and critical thinking by exploring related concepts such as control, power, and exploitation. The author concludes that within the context of sustainable development more attention should be paid to promoting social justice through tackling the marginalisation and oppression of certain sections of its population.
Early adolescents (11-14 years old) are normally considered to be no longer children, but not yet adults (World Health Organisation, 2003). Early adolescence is usually characterised as a period when sexual, physical, emotional, and psychological changes, begin to happen. LeCroy (2004) opines that early adolescence is a period of multiple, rapid, and profound changes and transitions. During early adolescence puberty increases body awareness, and may initiate the sex drive.
Historically, the academic focus on early adolescence as a critical and vital period emerged from a belief that during this particular phase young people are still innocent and with a potential which required cultivation, protection and guidance (Holloway & Valentine, 2003). In addition, there is also a common conviction among the general public that this particular nature of early adolescence must be controlled by responsible members of society; as young people at these ages are more likely to get involved in unconventional beliefs, behaviours and practices mainly coming through the persuasive influences of the media (Troen, 1985; Williams & Frith, 1993; Coleman & Hendry, 1999; Heins, 2001). It has often been argued that media1 represent some of the most under-recognized and most potent influences on adolescent's development in modern society (Mastronardi, 2003; Strasburger, 2004; Lwin & Malik, 2012; Spurr, Berry & Walker, 2013; Vandenbosch, L. & Eggermont, 2013). In some cases, it has even been found that media have stronger influence on the early adolescents than family and other social relationships (Johnston, 2000).
In contemporary society early adolescents are in many ways the defining users of Internet (Subrahmanyam & Smahel, 2011; Rambaree, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010). It is also being argued that Internet, through its interactive multi-media interface, has created a new pattern and form of interaction that requires more involvement of early adolescents (Subrahmanyam & Smahel, 2011; Lwin & Malik, 2012; Vandenbosch, L. & Eggermont, 2013). Given the high frequency at which adolescents are using Internet-based technology, it is not surprising that that such interactions may not always be positive (Zweig, Dank, Yahner & Lachman, 2013). In fact, Internet and its relationship with early adolescents have been viewed from two different perspectives. The pessimistic view is that early adolescents become victims of the pervasive and powerful Internet; and, the optimistic view is that Internet contributes immensely towards empowering children and early adolescents and making them more creative and knowledgeable than ever before (United Nations, 2003).
Mauritius is advancing, with a strong determination, towards a technology-based society. Consequently, young people are very much attracted by the new technologies, such as mobile phone, computer, and computer-based technologies. Recent data, for example the IT Household Survey - carried out by NCB (2000) - clearly show that adolescents are the age group that uses Internet the most, at home ; and e-mail/chat is the top of the list of purposes for using the Internet. It is also a well-known fact, that sexuality is a dominant theme over the Internet, and especially on the Chat Rooms . Personal observation, of the Mauritian Chat Rooms, has also revealed that sexuality is commonly expressed over the Internet. In this context, this research aims to explore how sexuality is being framed, communicated, deconstructed, and understood by the Mauritian chat users. The specific set research questions, for the qualitative study, are: (a) what types of sexuality related information are shared (b) how sexuality related information are framed, expressed, deconstructed and understood over the chat rooms, and (c) what are the implications of 'sexuality on the Internet' for the Mauritian policy-makers?
This paper also presents an innovative approach to qualitative social research using modern technological tools. Particularly, Hewson et al. (2003) point out that IMR offers researchers the potential to reach a vast number of participants from unlimited distance cheaply and time-efficiently. Moreover, the data, collected from the chat rooms, are directly being plugged into Atlas-ti for the content / discourse analysis purpose, thereby saving time and money incurred in transcribing. It is also worth noting that ethical issues such as informed consent of all stakeholders, no access and sharing of pornography related materials, and several other principles of social research, for example, autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficience and veracity, are being seriously considered, in this particular study.
This article appraises the possibilities, limitations and challenges in undertaking three different methods of qualitative data analysis using ATLAS.ti. The discussion is based on three different research projects carried out from 2004 to 2012. In the first project, a grounded theory analysis of data collected in 2004 was carried out using an inductive approach to make a theoretical proposition on Mauritian early adolescents' internet-mediated dating pattern. In the second project, an abductive thematic network analysis was carried out using qualitative data collected in 2006 from Kenya and Zambia on adolescent sexual and reproductive health. In the third project, a deductive critical discourse analysis was carried out using an eco-social work research from Mauritius, undertaken in 2012. This article concludes that ATLAS.ti presents numerous possibilities for researchers to carry out different methods of qualitative data analysis. However, there are certain limitations and challenges that need to be considered by the researchers when undertaking computer assisted qualitative data analysis.
Within the context of sustainable development, social workers have important roles to play towards the eco-social transformation of society. This chapter starts by justifying how social work and sustainable development are linked. Then, it defines eco-social work and considers implications for education, research and practice of social work. The chapter provides examples of how the social work unit at the University of Gävle contributes to sustainable development through its education, research and community engagement. The chapter concludes that sustainable development is an area of legitimate focus for social workers, and sustainability is a core social mission of social work.
Social research carried out through the use of new media technologies can generate large volumes of qualitative data. A systematic and rigorous approach is therefore important in analysing large volumes of qualitative data. Computer-aided qualitative data analysis programmes—such as Atlas-ti 6.2—have managed to facilitate the process of data analysis, to some extent. However, researchers remain central in designing and deciding how the qualitative data gathered as evidence from the field are to be analysed, interpreted, and presented. Within this context, this chapter aims to consider Abductive Thematic Network Analysis (ATNA) with Atlas-ti 6.2 as a systematic way of carrying out qualitative data analysis. A data set from a study on Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health is used as an example for facilitating the explanation on the steps in carrying out, and for providing an illustration of the outcome of, ATNA. The objectives of this chapter are to make a brief presentation of abductive approach to social research, describe ATNA, and demonstrate the techniques for such an analysis using Atlas-ti 6.2. The chapter concludes that ATNA can be a useful systematic way to proceed with qualitative data analysis that can be facilitated by the use of Atlas-ti 6.2.
Like many other subjects and disciplines, the teaching and learning of social work is also based on the notion of engaging learners through different levels of Bloom's (1956) taxonomy of learning - cognitive, affective and psycho-motor. From this theoretical perspective, teachers responsible for developing social work curricula usually look for different materials and methods for transferring social work knowledge and skills that touches the three essential domains of teaching and learning. Within this context, this paper considers the use of autobiographic literatures as a material and method for transferring social work knowledge and skills to learners through the three learning domains. Through a discourse analysis of students' perceptions on making use of autobiographic literatures in a research methodology course, this paper answers two specific research questions: (a.) how social work learners relate to autobiographic literatures as a learning material and (b.) how autobiographic literatures could effectively be used within teaching and learning of social work. The analysis of the learners' perspective from this study reveals that autobiographic literatures are interesting, informative and helpful materials for teaching and learning of both theories and practice of social work. However, teachers responsible for designing social work teaching curricula should ensure that methodologically the materials and methods engage the learners at different learning domains for the learning of both theories and practice of social work. The paper also supports the view that materials and methods in teaching and learning of social work should be rigorously evaluated with more focus given to the learners' insights as part of a more participatory curriculum review.
This study investigated the effects of ethnicity and gender on the health of young people (14–25 years old) living in Mauritius. Combinations of female and male by four ethnic groups—"Creole", "Hindu", "Muslim" and "Mixed"—were used for multivariate analysis of variances. "Mixed" ethnic group consumed most to-bacco, alcohol and drugs compared to other ethnic groups. They were also the ones that mostly skipped breakfast and lunch and were found to eat most fast food. Moreover, "Mixed" ethnic group had heard most about HIV/AIDS programmes, but were least satisfied with such programmes and with public hospitals and health services. Females were shown to perceive more physical and mental health issues than did males; although males smoked more cigarettes and drunk more alcohol. However, females consumed more fast food and deep fries and rated public hospi-tals and sexual and reproductive health services as less good than did males. The findings call for further research on the health of young people living in Mauritius with respect to socio-economic variables in order to promote social justice in the Mauritian society. In addition, this article also emphasises on the need of having a new National Youth Policy for Mauritius, which is long overdue.
The aim was to investigate the effects of gender and ethnicity on Facebook visit and identity among young people (14–25 years old) living in Mauritius. According to the results obtained, males were shown to visit more Facebook and had a stronger Facebook identity than did females. However, females compared to males considered themselves to be persons that are more similar online as offline, and their Facebook activity represented more who they were than it did for males. Hindu participants were shown to most infrequently visit Facebook. They were also the group with the weakest Facebook identity. Creole and Muslim groups were reported to have the strongest Facebook identity followed by the Mixed participants. This study concludes that both gender and ethnicity might have a sig-nificant impact on Facebook activity and identification among young people.
This paper explores health among men and women from the undergraduates at the University of Mauritius. A representative sample of 250 undergraduates was selected from the register of the University of Mauritius using stratified random sampling strategy to carry out Multivariate Analysis of Variance (MANOVAs) which demonstrated significant differences between men and women from the study group. The study found that women reported more physical and mental health problems as compared to men. In addition, there were significant differences between men and women in terms of awareness about sexual health risks which were mainly related to promiscuity and the use of condoms. Moreover, there were significant differences between men and women in terms of consumption of alcohol and cigarettes, as well as participation in sports activities. Finally, it was found that more men reported about facing barriers such as money and location with regards to access to health care services. This paper therefore concludes that gender could explain most of the significant differences in terms of health among the undergraduates at the University of Mauritius.
The aim of this study was to investigate the relation between drug use and sports participation among young people (14–25 years old) living in Mauritius. Data were collected through a self-administered questionnaire from a stratified sample of young people residing in Mauritius. According to the results, the strongest predictor of reporting drug use was age, recording an odds ratio of 2.50 and showing a positive effect. Drug usage was a negative predictor, meaning that the more use of drug, the less sport activity. In addition, gender predicted the respondents' sports activity. This article concludes that sports can protect young people in Mauritius from getting into drug use, and policy-makers should focus more attention in tackling the gender disparities in sports participation.
This article explores the more critical 'discontents' of capitalism and global neoliberalism (Stiglitz, 2002) by highlighting the ecological damages, natural disasters and social problems that have resulted from its rapid growth with less and less government sanctions and political and social control to check its domination and impact. Neoliberalism relies almost exclusively on unfettered economic growth from extracting the Earth's limited natural and non-renewable resources to fuel energy and manufacturing products for mass consumption while squirreling millions of dollars for a select few individuals and corporations in charge and/or owners of manufacturing sites and resource extraction projects (Giroux 2001, 2015; Klein, 2015). I do this to develop further the emerging green social work discourse by strengthening its political voice in addressing current environmental and socio-political impacts. I argue that social workers need to re-focus their practice on grassroots activism, alternative economic models and sustain criticism of capitalism to redress its massive industrial consumerism to protect human and non-human species and show a clear platform for action. Green social work has undertaken this challenge, but this is only the beginning.
Despite a growing number of studies on human-animal interactions, empirical data focusing on companion animals within the context of health promoting work-life is still limited. This article presents the analysis and discussion based on the perceptions of 22 students and staff members from the University of Gävle in Sweden on the potential of companion animals for supportive functions in health promoting work-life, as well as on the possible challenges of having companion animals within the premises of the University. Based on the findings, this article discusses that companion animals can indeed play vital supportive functions in health promoting work-life, which are presented in the text as: forcing function, communication companion, and social skills. However, this article also highlights the socio-economic, legal, and organizational challenges that need to be carefully considered and worked-out for having companion animals at workplace, such as university.
The ecosocial work perspective stresses on the importance of focusing on the holistic interconnectedness between humans and non-humans for enhancing the wellbeing of all. Within the field of occupational social work, the involvement of companion animals for enhancing the wellbeing and productivity of employees is gaining popularity. Within this context, a study was undertaken at the University of Gavle, in Sweden, with the aim to explore the potential benefits and challenges of companion animals in health promoting work-life. Using an abductive thematic network analysis of the gathered perspectives from four focus group discussions with students and staff members from the University of Gavle, this article presents answers to two main research questions: (a) why and how companion animals can be beneficial in certain areas of occupational social work practice; and (b) what are some of the possible ways of tackling challenges emanating from having companion animals at workplace. This article concludes that companion animals can be beneficial in certain areas of occupational social work practice; however, social workers need to consider and appropriately plan for ethical, legal and organizational implications involved in having such interventions.
Kapitlet belyser hur kollektiv empowerment tillämpas inom samhällsarbete i marginaliserade bostadsområden i Stockholm och Mumbai. Kollektiv empowerment innebär medvetandegörande om orsaker till social exkludering och marginalisering, uppbyggande av kollektiv identitet, samt social mobilisering av exkluderade grupper så att de kan bygga gemensamma maktresurser med syfte att förändra ojämlikhetsskapande sociala strukturer. I Sverige är det en mera individinriktad form av empowerment som kommit att bli dominerande, åtminstone inom professionellt socialt arbete. Den utmaning som diskuteras i detta kapitel handlar om hur kollektiv empowerment och social mobilisering kan främjas i Sverige vad gäller socialt arbete i allmänhet och samhällsarbete i synnerhet. Enligt författarna har socialarbetare och forskare i socialt arbete viktiga lärdomar att dra från hur man arbetar i Mumbai, men även från den egna historien av folkrörelsernas mobiliseringsarbete.
The aim of this article was to identify and discuss ecosocial changes and community resilience mechanisms in a coastal fishing community of Sweden – Bönan. Data were collected through eight semi-structured interviews and field observations. An abductive thematic analysis was used to analyze data and background literature. The findings showed that Bönan has been exposed to a combination of ecosocial changes that have transformed the community, and therefore required community resilience interventions. This article concludes that social workers need to take an active part in ecosocial work for enhancing community resilience.
Mumbai and Stockholm are worlds apart in terms of public services, infrastructures and standard of living. However, both cities have known common problems of social exclusion and marginalisation related to neo-liberal globalisation. Social workers are facing similar challenges regarding collective empowerment as a strategy for community work. This comparative study explored how collective empowerment is undertaken by community workers. The research participants were 13 informants from community-work organisations in the two settings. Semi-structured interviews were used and were analysed with the help of Atlas-ti 6.2 (ATLAS.ti Scientific Software Development GmbH D-10623 Berlin Germany). Social work in Mumbai is in a context of extreme poverty and mainly within the informal sector, whereas in Stockholm most social work is done in relation to a public welfare model. In Stockholm, interventions are aimed towards strengthening social networks, without direct aim at social change. In Mumbai, community workers organise people for collective empowerment to strengthen marginalised groups and achieve social change.


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Dr. Norma Goodwin, President of Health Power for Minorities, interviews Dr. Tomas H. Holmlund, a Neurologist and Medical Director of the Neuromuscular Center/MDA Clinic at DENT Neurologic Institute and John Hamilton, a carpenter for more than 30 years, who was diagnosed with ALS in 2016.
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A new generation of DIY enthusiasts will conduct their first tentative hammerings this December after it was revealed that a construction workshop kit is expected to be the top Christmas toy.
Argos said the Real Construction Deluxe Workshop was due to be the most requested gift this year.
The set appears on the 2010 Top Ten Toys list released by the retailer, which predicts this year's most wanted toys and games.
The Real Construction Deluxe Workshop features 'Kid Wood', which can be nailed and cut just like the real thing and transformed into various projects using the tools that come with the workshop.
Andrea Abbis, toys trading manager for Argos, said: "This year's list has a vocational twist.
"We have toys for future firemen, mechanics, designers or even film-makers. It seems the next generation are keen to develop their skills from an early age."
For would-be cinematographers, the Vtech Kidizoom Video Camera is tipped to be the must-have gadget. Available in pink and blue, it records footage and takes digital photos.
Meanwhile, budding engineers can develop their mechanical skills with the Lego Ultimate Vehicle Building Set.
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Television Musings Throughout The Ages – Full House
Full House (from a teenager's POV)
Full House is a great TV show for anyone especially families. After Michelle (baby), DJ (10), and Stephanie's (5) mother dies, Jesse (their uncle), and Danny's (father) best friend Joey live with them to help Danny raise the 3 girls. Throughout the show, there a many morals taught which is good for younger audiences, although it may be more bothersome to older audiences. Michelle is played by both the Olsen twins and is a humorous and cute character ever since the start if the show. Stephanie is also quite funny and has a perky personality. She was a very curious character and tended to be the "goody too shoes" at the beginning of the show, although she later found herself to be confused about her social life. DJ was the most responsible of the 3, although she often got mad at her father for the restrictions he gave her, and his interest in her life. Overall, Full House is a very watchable show (directed towards families and children) as it is funny, family loving, and promotes wholesome family values.
Television Musings Throughout The Ages – Introduction
When thinking about how to launch this new section of my site, I had to decide whether to do an overload of television comments at once or segment them. In the end I went with segmenting them.
So every fortnight a different television show will be discussed… it will be identified who is making the comments, whether the person is in their teens, thirties or older in age. Those in their thirties will not only express what it is like watching the show now, but may include if their opinion has changed from when the television show originally aired.
Each fortnight the perspective may change, so some weeks only the person in their thirties will review the show, while other weeks, multiple perspectives will be posted. In the case of the latter, look for the different perspectives to be posted throughout the week and not all at the beginning of the week.
A big thing about this section is commenting, so feel free to raise your thoughts about the television shows in question and whether or not your opinion has changed over the years about them.
So as they say, here goes nothing!
TV and all that jazz
TV and all that jazz.
Turn the clock back to 1994 and Australian audiences were introduced to a show called Blue Heelers (technically the pilot aired in 1993), a show which could give the British dramas Heartbeat and Midsomer Murders a run for their money in terms of the number of crimes in a rural setting.
When Blue Heelers started it was a low rating show for the Seven Network, so much so there were concerns it would not be renewed for a second season. But Seven pursued with it and then by the time it got to its third season (1996) it was the #1 Australian drama and often the #1 show on Australian television screens.
The reason I bring this up is the show is being re-released this week on DVD, which gives those who were not around a chance to watch the show and those who were to rewatch the show again.
So this raises the question. If you watched a show years ago, would you still have the same perspective of it years later? Or if a person who is in their teens, do they have the same opinion as someone say in their 30s or 70s?
I am about to launch a new section on the site in regards to some TV shows, which depending on popularity may expand to other forms of media. Some will include perspectives of a teenager and those in their 30s and/or 70s, others will be of those in their 30s and 70s, or maybe only involve a member of one of the said age groups.
If there is a show you would like to see reviewed, feel free to suggest one or just comment on what you thought of the shows that are being reviewed!
Source: A Blast From The Past (archived Unofficial PJ and Maggie Site)
Wanted – Series Two Preview (contains minor spoilers)
Australia's Most Wanted goes international.
Last year, the first series of Wanted was not only the Number One Australian Drama for the Seven Network it was also the Number One Australian Drama across all networks. So no surprise a second series was commissioned of the show.
The first series ended with Lola (Rebecca Gibney) and Chelsea (Geraldine Hakewill) finally getting some respite after being chased from New South Wales to Queensland. That was until Lola received a phone call to say the hunters had taken her son. So cue the start of the second series.
Without giving away major spoilers, I have been lucky to watch the first half of the new series and like the first, it sees Lola and Chelsea on the run whilst trying to also save Lola's son. Except this time they've gone abroad to Bangkok and New Zealand.
Expect the action and drama of the first series, mixed in with a dry sense of humour, which is largely due to the fantastic chemistry of Gibney and Hakewill.
Will we see a Series Three? Time will tell!
Million Dollar Cold Case Updates
Million Dollar Cold Case – Police urge caller to contact them
Last week's investigation into the murder of nurse Ina-Doris Warrick has had a dramatic development. A person contacted police during the program with information that a known suspect for the murder had confessed to killing Ina-Doris. Police need that person to contact them again to speak directly to a Cold Case investigator.
In the Margaret and Seana Tapp case, police have a strong lead regarding a suspect and a motive for the murders, as well as information about the red ute seen outside their home. But they need the person who contacted them last Thursday, to make contact again to speak to an investigator.
Police are grateful for the information they are receiving.
Anyone with any information can call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or make contact through their website.
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Promos… Previews.. Sneak Peeks… whatever you call them including the 800 Words Finale (contains spoilers)
*this article contains spoilers for the 800 Words finale that aired tonight. So read with caution*
Promos… Previews… Sneak Peeks… whatever you want to call them..
So there was once a show I absolutely loved, but fell slightly out of love with, through no fault of its own. Okay the show was partly to blame.
The blame mostly goes to television networks in general and their reliance of always showing final scenes of episodes in a promo. This is not a new thing, it has happened for years and years.
A number of years ago the now infamous ER Episode "Such Sweet Sorrow" aired. This was the episode that saw the departure of its original cast member Julianna Margulies. When she was leaving, one of the questions that were asked by the viewers was, would her character get her happy ending with Doug Ross (played by George Clooney)? (Spoiler alert: she does.)
The reason I mention this is, when Sherry Stringfield, another original ER cast member, first left the show, the network was able to promote the ending of her final episode. But when Julianna's final regular episode aired, the network could not do this due to the ER producers keeping George's cameo a secret from NBC until the night before the episode aired. So unknown to the promo department, Carol got her happy ending with Doug and for once it wasn't spoiled by the promos. At the time, it was considered a masterstroke of how to keep a surprise in tact.
Fast forward to the present and here we have the 800 Words finale.
The Black Dog
I have addressed in the past that I suffer anxiety and depression (something that has become more prevalent in today's society).
After addressing the situation and thinking I had everything under control, I was hit for six back in September when a mini-relapse occurred. To make matters worse, I suffered a massive case of heat exhaustion whilst overseas. It was a tough period to get through, but compared to what others face in life, mine was miniscule. Continue reading
Red Dog: True Blue to screen at Sundance Film Festival
Credit: Roadshow Films
Roadshow Films and Good Dog Distribution are thrilled to announce that their new Australian film RED DOG: True Blue will screen in the Sundance Kids section of the 2017 Sundance Film Festival.
"It is a dream come true for director Kriv Stenders and I to see the film participate at Sundance," said producer Nelson Woss. "Selection at such a prestigious festival will ensure that RED DOG: True Blue will roam far and wide, just like the real red dog." Continue reading
Sundance Recap
Almost six months ago I attended the Sundance Film Festival in Park City. Due to some health issues I couldn't do the reviews I wanted to do about the Festival until now. People have asked me what were your favourite films at the Festival?
Three absolutely stood out for me, that I keep thinking about to this day, while another I'm hoping to see again since it was a little gem.
The three that are constantly on my mind are OJ: Made in America (ESPN 30 for 30 documentary), The Bad Kids and Little Men. Three different types of films but all great in their own way. The other little gem that I hope to see again is Between Sea and Land. Continue reading


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To test or not to test for inherited thrombophilias | Internal Medicine Meeting 2019 News | ACP Internist
Mims, who is professor and chief of hematology and oncology in the department of medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston.
April 2019
Dr. Wallerstein served as a captain in the US Army from 1946-1948 before completing a fellowship in hematology at the Boston City Hospital. ... Back in San Francisco, Dr. Wallerstein entered private practice in internal medicine and hematology.
July 2009
Start with bloodwork to diagnose anemia
Rubin, who is a professor of medicine in the section of hematology at Temple University and associate professor at the Sol Sherry Thrombosis Research Center in Philadelphia. ... medicine in the department of hematology at the University of Southern
March 2013
The search for answers is in his blood (and yours)
Occupation: Professor of medicine (hematology) at Baylor College of Medicine from 1984 until retirement in 2007; associate director of biomedical engineering laboratory and senior research scientist at Rice University from 1984 ... Public Health Service
July 2009
'Sic'ing primary care physicians on sickle cell disease
The guidelines aren't going to recommend anything new or dramatic," said Kathryn Hassell, MD, a professor of hematology at the University of Colorado and one of the guideline writers.
April 2013
Mindful Medicine: Don't let emotion impede right diagnosis
Moshe Chasky, ACP Member, a senior hematology/oncology fellow at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia, contacted us about a case of a 50-year-old man with chronic lymphocytic leukemia ... CLL) referred to the hematology clinic for a second opinion.
September 2008
MKSAP Quiz: Worsening thrombocytopenia
Prednisone. The correct answer is A: Emergent delivery. This question can be found in MKSAP 17 in the Hematology & Oncology section, item 8.
September 2016
MKSAP Quiz: 3-week history of progressive fatigue
This question can be found in MKSAP 16 in the Hematology and Oncology section, item 51.
June 2015
MKSAP Quiz: 7-year history of plaques
Rituximab. The correct answer is C: Topical glucocorticoids. This question can be found in MKSAP 17 in the Hematology and Oncology section, item 118.
January 2016
In 1990, Ross became chief of the hematology-oncology department at the Veterans Administration hospital.
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New entry in the Guide in 2015
The following are new entries in the Guide for 2015.
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A great brewery taproom with high quality and innovative beers.
Only a few craft taps but great service and atmosphere, and a greatly extended food menu from its days as Whiskey Burger.
Smart Belgian brasserie, Belgian beers are featured.
Hybrid bar and beer store, lots of Belgians.
A great hybrid beer bar and gourmet store selling cheeses, chocolates, and more.
Sister bar to the nearby District Tap House.
Smart beer bar adjoining the Holiday Inn, newer sister to the Rattle 'n' Hum near the Empire State Building.
A quirky side street bar that dabbles in sabrage.
A great brewery taproom with a good variety of beer styles on tap.
Retro pinball machines, small but solid beer list.