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This guide explores approaches and challenges in engaging men in anti-sexual and gender-based violence work within institutional settings. The goal is to sexual health and gender equality by understanding what it takes to confront these forms of violence.
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Remember the game "telephone"? Someone starts by saying a sentence to the person next to them. That person then turns to someone else and repeats what they heard. Somehow, by the time the sentence gets to the last person in line, it's all mixed up and barely resembles the original.
Apparently our memories operate in the same way.
A study published recently in the Journal of Neuroscience looks at how we retrieve memories. It's a well-known phenomenon that retrieval is good for memory - the more you remember something, the longer you'll remember it for.
The catch, researchers have discovered, is that each time you retrieve a memory you forget or add small things to it, and the next time you recall the information, you'll remember what you remembered.
"Our memories aren't like a photograph," says lead study author Donna Bridge. "We mix up details, we forget things. We're likely to remember this incorrect information just as much as we are the correct (memory)."
In other words, the more you recall an event, the more distorted your memory of that event may be.
Bridge, a postdoctoral fellow at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, asked 12 participants to take a memory test on three subsequent days. The first day, study participants repeatedly placed 180 objects in an assigned location - different for each one - on a computer screen grid. The second day they were asked to place those objects in the same positions. Twenty-four hours later, they did it again.
Bridge measured the distance between where participants placed the object and the correct assigned location. She found that by the third day, participants were placing the object much closer to where they placed the object on the second day than where it was supposed to go.
"This act of remembering ... is an experience in itself," Bridge says. "You might not even be able to distinguish between the original memory and the subsequent event of remembering it."
The researchers have a couple of theories as to what exactly is happening.
One is that it's an access problem. Your brain could be like a really full closet - each time you remember something, your brain creates a new item similar to the first and stores it up front. When you go to grab that memory again, you grab the one that's easiest to access.
The other theory is that your brain has a storage problem. Imagine a school locker full of books, binders and miscellaneous junk. Every time you open that locker to grab the memory something falls out, or your brain throws in whatever you happen to have in your hands. Next time you open the locker your keys are missing and a new set of pens has magically appeared.
In a way, the results of the study are kind of creepy. If every memory you have is like the last sentence in a game of telephone, how close is it to what actually happened?
"It makes you question everything about how the system works," Bridge says with a laugh.


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All Chips on the Table - Garrett Chow's art show is alive and well at the Rapha Cycle Club San Francisco. Since its opening a few weeks ago it has become one of the most talked about art/bicycle/design shows in the San Francisco area. The show itself is something to behold — to see the creative process come to life in this fashion is remarkable in and of itself. The other interesting thing about the project is the great acclaim that it has received from the cycling community and press in and around the San Francisco area. Take a look below to see more of Garrett Chow's art, as well as some links to other examples of his work.
Great photos from the Cutty Cross pre-show race and the show from Mike Martin.
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Massive web gallery of the bicycles featured in All Chips on the Table.
So, if you find yourself in the San Francisco area any time this month (if it's tonight make sure to check out the Parklet Grand Opening ) stop by the Cycle Club, grab a coffee and step into the mind and art of Garrett Chow. Word on the street is that he wants his bikes back to do some riding so make sure you do it soon!
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145 Meetup Groups match "Dancing" near Mountlake Terrace, WA
The purpose of this group is to bring people together who have an interest in the Latin dances (Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, Rueda de Casino). Experienced dancers and newcomers welcome! As the new organizer for this group, my goal will be to find venues north of Seattle that host Salsa/Latin dance nights and get you out dancing! If you're like me, you've seen canceled dance classess or uncomfortably small events, but the size of this group's membership is proof that there is a demand for a north-en …
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Everyone is welcome, from novice to advanced. You do not need a partner. Line dancing isn't just "Country". We dance to a wide range of music genres including Pop, Swing, Country, Hip-Hop and even Opera. Our goal is to Dance and have Fun. It's great exercise and great people. Put on your dancing shoes and join us! There is a fee for the lessons. If you would like to receive our information and dances please sign-up and put a picture of yourself on the site. Thank you, Kathy
We are a group looking for any opportunity to hit the dance floor ... and have a BLAST doing it! With as few opportunities as there seem to be for dancing in the Gig Harbor area, we are pooling our resources to seek out the best local (or fairly local) venues and organize consistent group outings. Whether your interest is club, salsa, swing, 2-step, line, ballroom, or other - whether you are experienced or a beginner looking to learn - whether you are young or young at heart - D-Buddies are out …
This group is dedicated to bringing people together to appreciate jazz music, and learn the dances of the golden age of Jazz. Whether learning online at places like http://danceonline.tv, or in classes around Seattle like Sonny's on Mondays, or Dance Underground every other Friday, this group is a place for people to meet, make new friends and enjoy fun, family friendly evenings with good people. We set up meetups, and give you information about classes, parking, and evening dances. We sometimes …
This group and these parties are for ANYONE who likes to make friends, socialize and dance Bollywood-Bhangra while doing so. Every 3rd Saturday of the month the Jai Ho! Meetup takes place at CHOP SUEY in Seattle. Come early before 10 pm to find reserved area for meetup, get our special drink Chai-tini & socialize with meetup friends. FREE Henna till 10 pm. Fun and easy to learn dance lessons with Prashant at 10 pm. Stay late to show off your new moves on the dance floor. It's strongly advised …
Meet other local Ballroom Dancers...Beginners to Professionals! Let's have some Ballroom jams! ("Ballroom" an umbrella word for all the partner dances-Smooth, Rhythm, Latin, Swing, Tango...) Gift certificates for classes & more available online! Holiday specials--score a free class for yourself! Studio6Ballroom.com
Our Dancing Village Family Dance Jam was founded by Karen Fletcher as part of her QiDancing program. This dance is for kids of ALL ages – families, kids, moms, dads, aunts, uncles, grandparents, cousins, sisters, brothers, friends – all people who love to play and dance and who desire to support and co-create health and happy families in our community! Whether you have kids or not, come dance! We start with a fun 'shaking' warm-up and circle dances and then provide a space for freestyle dancing, …
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Meet other local Ballroom Dancers! Looking to get out and dance on the Eastside and Seattle? Perhaps you have taken a class or two way back when, or maybe last week. Maybe, you have always wanted to learn how to dance. Now is the time to put on your dancing shoes! Dancing is a great opportunity to meet other dancers who have a passion for dancing or desire to learn. Attending a dance meet-up gives you a good chance to find a dance partner, instructor or great dance friends. Benefits of joining t …
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We like to travel to places where there are great opportunities for running, swimming, cycling, yoga, hiking, back packing, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, dancing ,singing, eating and visiting, wineries, breweries, organic farms and disitleries and attending theatre, recitals, concerts, open mikes, karaoke...............
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Ragga Jam - is a very energetic and expressive dance style, based on the Jamaican and Antillean rhythms ... the creator of this dance style - a charming Laure Courtellemont (France) Find out about this hidden gem of a dance style! Feel free to let loose, move your body, dance and most importantly, have fun! Help us bring Ragga Jam dance to the mainstream here in Seattle! This is a free event, all are welcome and encouraged to invite others! No experice nessary we just get together and dance , dr …
Paint Dancing events are created so you can have fun openly expressing yourself in two different mediums - AT ONCE! That's Right! PAINTING and DANCING (at the same time). And, a portion of the proceeds helps support local food banks. Watch some Paint Dancing videos on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=DF09B34FE51B3199 We supply the non-toxic paint, brushes, paper, and great music (Latin, Pop, Dance Hits, World, Rock, R&B, Classical, Jazz, Blues, Hip-Hop, Electronica and more). All …
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We are a group of single Christians interested in going out dancing in a freindly group setting. Married couples are also welcome to join us. Any member is very welcome to organize a dance meetup. I think that the group will trend toward partner dancing (swing, salsa, waltz, contra, ect.. ) but we can try anything. Most of the dances are in the greater Seattle area but it would be great to have some events further south.
Partner dancing is one of the funnest, most creative, interactive and social activities there is -- the perfect catalyst for meeting people, connecting, and forming wonderful relationships both on and off the dance floor! The aim of this Meetup Group is to help create and support a vibrant social dance community in the Greater Seattle area and on the Eastside (Mercer Island, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, etc), and in so doing, to meet other like-minded dance afficionados, to further develop your …
Hi Dance Party Friends! The Free Party Group is a new organization of fun people that come together to create HUGE Wacky Dance Parties! Our dance parties have been an enormous success! Our events at Gasworks Gallery often have well over 200 RSVPs from a dozen Meetup groups within a week! Everyone has a total blast! Think about how many people will be coming to our first FREE Dance in the park! Please Join The FREE Dance Party Group and receive details of our first FREE Dance Party in the park …
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Blues dance combines movement and socialization with a diverse and moving genre of music. Blues dance patterns are easy to pickup and most people can enjoy dancing with others after a quick lesson. Once basic moves are mastered, the nuance of blues movement provides further challenges that prevent the dance from ever becoming boring. The community surrounding blues dance is remarkable for being welcoming, accepting and progressive. Blues music captures the whole range of human emotion and allows …
This Conscious Dance Odyssey was inspired by the work Arjuna Vinn Martì the creator of Soul Motion™, a Conscious Dance Practice. Arjuna developed an effective and accessible transformative movement program that opens the mind, relaxes the body and stirs the soul of all who step onto the dance floor. During class you will cultivate awareness, presence and stillness, make meaningful contact with self and others, and express yourselves spontaneously and authentically. Do I need to be a dancer or fi …
The Dances of Universal Peace (sometimes know as Sufi Dancing) are a group of simple dances to live music. ►The focus of each dance is in the singing of a particular sacred phrase or phrases, inspired by a large variety of religious traditions from around the world. ►No experience is necessary; come alone or bring a friend. All dances are taught to the group each time. Dances in ►Seattle ►Bellevue ►Whidbey Island ►Suquamish ►Vashon
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Lean to belly dance with Delilah; a master instructor and performer! Learn for fun, fantasy, fitness and much much more. Belly dance teaches women to get to know and control every part of their body and express your emotions through every part. Just like singing and playing musical instruments; only you are the instrument, your hips the tambourine and your voice comes from your heart and through every skin pore! First we learn the bodies ABC'c; shimmies, twists, hip lifts & drops, undulations, s …
We call this a pre-fitness meetup. Do you struggle with obesity? middle-age spread? Been sitting on the couch too long? Do you remember how fun it was to go out dancing when you were younger? Well so do we. So this meetup is called "Just Dance" because that's all we do. For 45 minutes, we will move to hits from the 60s to today. You can "get down with your bad self" or you can just move side to side. It's all up to you. The goal is to get moving. Then you can get involved in other fitness activi …
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You have the urge to let loose a little, but your friends don't? We know the feeling! Come dance to all types of music with us. We are friendly and respectful, diverse and accepting, so don't worry about fitting in-- you will find friends here. We expect to offer dance nights every night for a wide variety of music. If you're interested in attending an event that we don't already offer, please suggest it! We promote responsible dancing.
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Circle P Barn is a sacred space where we build community by practicing conscious dance and movement.We co-create our space each time we show up on the dance floor. We hold the intention that anyone who is willing to show up with an open heart and the desire to move are welcome here. Tuesday's " From the Ground Up" 7-8:30p... all are welcome Saturday's " Women Move" 10-11:30a... women sacred space
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I'm starting this group as a local group for those of us north of Seattle who are interested in Open Role Social Dancing (partner dances where dance roles are chosen by preference, not assigned by gender). People of all genders and all orientations are explicitly welcome. Dances featured here may include Country, Swing, Nightclub 2 Step, Salsa, Ballroom, Latin, Argentine Tango, and any other dances that become popular in our classes and social dances. If you are interested in Open Role and/or sa …
Gather around...we support local music, theatre, dancing and local talent, culture and history of our region on a budget. Do you enjoy dancing or learning to dance? Would you enjoy seeing a play, comedy, open mic or taking a tour in your community? Do you enjoy a cold one sitting outside on beautiful evenings or a cozy pub by the fire at the end of a long day? Do you hear of fun events at mysterious places you'd rather not explore alone? This group is for being festive in spirit by gathering a …
Welcome! Come and join us and enjoy dancing Argentine Tango. Every Sunday 12-1PM NEW Beginners class 10$ Every Sunday 1-2:30 pm practica (guided practice session). $5 Every 1st and 3rd Sunday 5:30-8:30 pm we have a Milonga-dance. $5 Every Tuesday 6:15 Beginners I, 7:30 Beginners II $10 per class For Studio Rental or Private Instruction - please visit backstreettango at http://www.backstreettango.com/
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This is a group for anyone who are interested in street dance such as Lockin', Poppin', HipHop, Breakin', House, Waackin', Jazzfunk etc. Experience of dance is not required. We will meet once a week (basically), and practice from the basics to the advanced level. We might have opportunities to do performances, or take part in contests with friends you meet in this community as well. Not only dancing, but also building new connections with people around the world is another purpose. Languag …
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Welcome to Another Damm Social Group! Please join us to build an instant cadre of friends who are welcoming, warm and fun-loving! We offer many social events and opportunities to chat and share and also get you out & have some fun and laugh! Lots of fun activities such as happy hours, hiking, camping, dancing, movie nights, board games, potlucks and parties."Let's celebrate and enjoy life together!!" A Special Note of Interest: This group is intended for people 40 and over, who would like to bui …
Where singles of any age can come and socialize and have fun. We will be doing things like hiking, going to the beach, movies, barbeques, dancing, museums, whale watching, etc. Come and have fun with others who share your interests.
We are here to mingle, socialize, and have fun with the opportunity to meet dating potentials we can see eye to eye with. This is a group for Singles so you never know who you might meet - great friends or a life partner. Are you looking for social activities & events? Then come join our Awesome Group for happy hours, dining out, movies, biking, dancing, museum visits, volleyball, kayaking, BBQ's, festivals, & more right in your neighborhood. What other things can we plan to do? Come share you …
Hello... This group was created out of the sheer need for a singles group/meet up site for adults of all ages...the young and the young at heart (Starting @ age 21 to ??? in age.) in the Kitsap co. and surrounding areas. The idea of this group is based on meeting new single people locally and to organize and hold events throughout the year (exclusively for singles); Such as dances, hikes, karaoke night outs, ladies nites out, BBQ's/grill outs, trivia nites, educational seminars, the symphony, b …
Bollywood & Beyond - Uniting people! Hosting Bollywood/Indian/Foreign film movie nights, Multi-cultural events, Music concerts, Dancing, Lounging etc. where you will meet new people who are interested, familiar or connected with Indian music and culture in laid-back, no pressure gatherings. A great way to have fun, network, expand your social circle & friendships. Bollywood beginners & guru's welcome. We're a casual, friendly, fun, nice group of folks. Attend one of our events and find o …
Join us to meet new dance partners or just enjoy a variety of Eastside dance meetups with your current partners!
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This is a group for those who love cumbia especially, as well as other forms of Latin music and dance (including salsa, merengue, and bachata). We will explore different Latin music and dance venues in Seattle and the surrounding areas. If you love to dance, want to learn, or just want to get out and have some fun, join us! Please note: This group is primarily for fun, street/nightclub style Latin dancing, not for formal, ballroom-style Latin dancing. For an idea of what I am talking about, …
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We all decided on Wendy's! As I was waiting in line and John was taking the kids' orders, he ran over to me to tell me that Andrew wasn't sitting with the rest of the kids. My heart sank, immediately thinking that we left him back home, but John knew that wasn't the case because he did a head count. He headed straight for the van and found Andrew sleeping in the back seat. Whew!
Don't you love Dennis' "Say cheese" face?
It was a very chilly night with talk of a "ten year snow" coming.
I love this picture of the kids with Dennis in the middle.
We brought a few cans of canned goods to donate to a local shelter.
Every year a particular home owner brings in real snow.
Caleb's friend Nate joined us too.
Getting warm by a fire that one of the homeowners had in their driveway for all of the walkers.
Rachel and Anna loved this wall of lights.
The line to sit on Santa's lap was very long, so the kids settled for Grinch instead.
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Where do we buy tickets?! I so plan to be there if I can!
Just yesterday I was in my car riding with Casting Crowns on the radio and passed by the Albany Civic Center and saw on the Marquee advertising Casting Crowns and I had to do a double take. I am so excited!!!


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BREAKING NEWS: House Approves Budget Agreement, 332-94
London, England Wednesday, January 16, 2013
On Friday, British Prime Minister David Cameron will deliver a speech regarding his government's position on Britain's role in the European Union. On Wednesday, he answered questions from the Opposition Leader on the matter and said he would not propose an in-out referendum on Britain's membership in the E-U but would protect the national interests at all cost. The Prime Minister along with several other members also spoke about the helicopter crash in Central London that claimed the lives of two people and injured thirteen.
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I work for the other rock station in the building M-F, no not that one, the other one (think soft) On the Weekend 'TUE, I'm here: Saturday's 9a-3p, Sunday's 9am - 6p. You can also hear me on our brother station's fishing show, Thursday 7-8pm & Saturday 8-9am on AM980. Yep, I'm the man or 'the Matt'. When I tee off while playing golf, people shout - U da Matt. Indeed!
Request Line 937-457-1047 Weekends I'm usually available. If I'm elsewhere in the building (we have 8 stations here) email is your best bet email@example.com
Where are you originally from?
Born in Cleveland[Go Tribe!]...as a charter member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame my name is inscribed somewhere in that palace on Lake Erie. Since I was 10 I've lived in the Gem City, I think its a pretty cool town.
What's the best thing about working for WTUE?
The first gig I had here at the station was the Saturday Night Block Party. One evening I was playing a block of Pink Floyd and I said aloud, "I am playing a block of Pink Floyd AND getting paid for it." What a sweet job!
What CDs are in your CD player right now?
I still have a lot of vinyl and will never make the switch to an i-Pod. On-the-side I deejay wedding receptions and in nightclubs so my faves are quite varied. I idolize; The Cult, The Cars, The Beatles & Metallica of course, plus the mashup band Beatallica, to name a few rockers.
Where do you hang out most in Dayton?
Running around a tennis court. That is when I'm not hitting .657 as a 'TUE MasterBatter softball player [lest we forget about our fishing team the Master-Baiters], although I haven't played with them in many years. I'm constantly trying to shed that elusive extra ten pounds (some think it's more like 20) I've been carrying around. The pizza & wing diet may be the culprit!
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I go to Jimmy Buffett shows ~ its a major party! The band I've seen the most (other than Boston) is Pink Floyd. The last Kid Rock show at Hara was unlike any concert I've ever been to...it was a show, there's a difference! Finally saw Steely Dan last summer and when I closed my eyes it was as if the record was playing! Big Head Todd & the Monsters sound great live. Early Cult, when I was in college had an unpolished rawness to them. {said in thick English bloat > I Like That Band} That's what lead singer Ian Astbury said to me once, describing Mother Love Bone...
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Not yet. I've considered an Agave plant, 'cuz I'm a top shelf Tequila(anejo) connoisseur, yet I also like good beer, so maybe something along those lines. And an anchor of course!
Who would you like to beat the crap out of?
Art Model and Teresa Earnhardt. They should get married. Their offspring would be the anti-christ!! :-o
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It's comments like that that make me hate Monty Python and their fans. Funny is funny, it doesn't matter how stupid it is. My dislike of Monty Python probably stems from the assholes I went to school with who thought they were better than everyone because they "got" Monty Python.
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Legacies of British Slave-ownership is the umbrella for two projects based at UCL tracing the impact of slave-ownership on the formation of modern Britain: the ESRC-funded Legacies of British Slave-ownership project, now complete, and the ESRC and AHRC-funded Structure and significance of British Caribbean slave-ownership 1763-1833, running from 2013-2015.
Colonial slavery shaped modern Britain and we all still live with its legacies. The slave-owners were one very important means by which the fruits of slavery were transmitted to metropolitan Britain. We believe that research and analysis of this group are key to understanding the extent and the limits of slavery's role in shaping British history and leaving lasting legacies that reach into the present. The stories of enslaved men and women, however, are no less important than those of slave-owners, and we hope that the encyclopaedia produced in the first phase of the project, while at present primarily a resource for studying slave-owners, will also provide information of value to those researching enslaved people.
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Biraguma, Juvenal; Rhoda, Anthea (Taylor & Francis, 2012)[more][less]
Abstract: Although the life expectancy of people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWH) has increased in the past years, they could experience secondary illness such as peripheral neuropathy (PN). Therefore, they need to adapt to chronic disablement which could affect their quality of life (QoL). The research that informed this article aimed at determining the prevalence of PN among adults living with HIV/AIDS and attending the outpatients' clinic at Rutongo Hospital in the Rulindo district of Rwanda. Another aim was to determine these patients' QoL. A cross-sectional descriptive quantitative research design was used. A time-constrained method was used to sample 185 adults living with HIV/AIDS and attending the outpatients' clinic at Rutongo Hospital. The subjective PN screen and the World Health Organization Quality of Life Scale Brief Version were used to collect the data. Data were analysed using the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences. Student's t-test and one-way analysis of variance were performed to determine if significant differences existed between QoL scores in participants with and without PN symptoms. The results indicated that 40.5% of respondents experienced PN. QoL in participants with PN showed significantly lower scores in the physical (p ¼ 0.013) and psychological (p ¼ 0.020) domains when compared with those who did not have PN. These results indicate a high prevalence of neuropathy among PLWH attending the outpatients' clinic at Rutongo Hospital. In addition, patients with neuropathy had lower QoL scores in the physical and psychological domains than those without neuropathy symptoms. The management of PLWH should therefore include interventions to optimise QoL as well as screening for neuropathy symptoms so that sufferers can liaise with their medical providers to find medical and supportive therapies that could assist them. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/529 Files in this item: 1
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Matheri, Joseph Mwangi; Frantz, Jose M. (Faculty of Community and Health Sciences, University of the Western Cape, 2009)[more][less]
Abstract: Purpose: To determine the levels of and potential contributing factors to participation in physical activity among young people with physical disabilities attending high school in Kenya. Methods: A cross-sectional survey, using a pre-piloted and validated self-administered questionnaire, was carried out in a purposively selected sample of 234 young people with physical disabilities drawn from three inclusive high schools in Kenya. The questionnaire comprising outcome measures for physical activity levels, barriers, and facilitators to physical activity participation was administered to the young people. Data was analyzed using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) and both descriptive and inferential statistics were done. Results: Almost half of the children in the sample were inactive. Key barriers to physical activity were found to be: fear avoidance and disability, lack of time and the need to rest. Finding ways to exercise that are enjoyable, and not being in good health were associated significantly to gender (p<0.05). Likewise, age was significantly associated with gaining peer acceptance, as was encouragement from family and having disability (p<0.05). Conclusion: The results indicate there is a need, for activity counselling and provision of local disability-friendly and/or conducive environments to increase physical activity participation in this sample. All stakeholders should be enlisted in making recommendations and designing physical activity programmes for young people with disabilities in their schools. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/120 Files in this item: 1
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Abstract: This study aimed to determine the physical activity levels and existence of risk factors associated with chronic diseases of lifestyle among high school learners. A crosssectional research design was used to obtain information about physical activity levels from 951 learners from two high schools in a local community in the Western Province of South Africa. Physical activity levels were obtained using the KUOPIO Ischaemic Heart Disease 24-hour physical activity record over a seven-day period. Anthropometrical and blood pressure measurements as well as behaviours including cigarette smoking and alcohol use were recorded as risk factors for chronic diseases of lifestyle. Statistical analyses were performed using the Statistical Package for Social Science (2000). Risk factors were identified as obesity, physical inactivity, smoking and hypertension. Variance of analysis (ANOVA) was used to statistically determine differences in groups. The results indicated that 32% of the learners were classified as being physically inactive and that 21% engaged in health risk behaviours. In addition, 35% of the learners had more than one risk factor for chronic diseases of lifestyle present. Since cardiovascular risk factors have been shown to persist into adulthood, health professionals should assume some responsibility for the prevention, detection, and intervention relevant to cardiovascular risk factors in adolescents. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/398 Files in this item: 1
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Rowe, Michael; Frantz, Jose M.; Bozalek, Vivienne (South African Society of Physiotherapy, 2012)[more][less]
Abstract: The relevance of non-technical skills have long been acknowledged as important components of clinical learning, and there is evidence that integrating technology can facilitate their development by encouraging reflection, and by enhancing communication and reasoning. However, effectively integrating technology into learning practices must take the contextual needs of students into consideration. The aim of this study was to determine what online tools undergraduate physiotherapy students at one South African university are familiar with, and how they use them as part of their learning practices. The case study was conducted in a university physiotherapy department in the Western Cape during 2010. A cross-sectional, descriptive design used a survey to obtain quantitative and qualitative data from participants, and a plot study was conducted to test the reliability of the instrument. All ethical considerations were adhered to. Seventy six percent of participants had access to the internet at home, and 93% of them belonged to a social network, although fewer than half used it for their studying. Few students reported using the internet for more than information retrieval but reported wanting to use it for enhanced communication with lecturers. Almost all respondents believed that lectures were a useful way to learn. However, 61% added that integrating online learning activities with lectures could have value. Integrating technology into healthcare education has the potential to develop non-technical skills that are relevant for clinical practice. However, this group of students currently lack the experience and insight to use technology effectively as part of their learning practices. Educators must take cognisance of the educational and contextual needs of students if they wish to integrate technology into clinical teaching. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/309 Files in this item: 1
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Rhoda, Anthea; Mpofu, Ratie; DeWeerdt, Willy (South African Society of Physiotherapy, 2009)[more][less]
Abstract: The structure and process of rehabilitation of stroke patients affects the outcomes of the patients. The aim of this study was to determine the structure and process of rehabilitation of stroke patients at Community Health Centres (CHCs) in the Western Cape, South Africa. A quantitative descriptive study was conducted. Questions and archived records were used to collect the data. The study sample used to collect information related to the structure consisted of therapists (16) employed at the centres; while the study sample used to collect information related to the process consisted of 100 first time stroke patients. Descriptive statistics were conducted using Excel and SPSS . The results of the study revealed that there is a lack of occupational and speech therapy services at the centres forming part of the study sample. At centres where these services are provided the frequency and intensity with which the services are received by the patients is extremely low. Further research is needed to determine if the decreased intensity is only as a result of decreased availability of services or if inability of stroke clients to access the services also plays a role URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/522 Files in this item: 1
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Rowe, Michael; Frantz, Jose M.; Bozalek, Vivienne (Association for Medical Education in Europe, 2012)[more][less]
Abstract: BACKGROUND: Developing practice knowledge in healthcare is a complex process that is difficult to teach. Clinical education exposes students to authentic learning situations, but students also need epistemological access to tacit knowledge and clinical reasoning skills in order to interpret clinical problems. Blended learning offers opportunities for the complexity of learning by integrating face-to-face and online interaction. However, little is known about its use in clinical education. AIM: To determine the impact of blended learning in the clinical education of healthcare students. METHODS: Articles published between 2000 and 2010 were retrieved from online and print sources, and included multiple search methodologies. Search terms were derived following a preliminary review of relevant literature. RESULTS: A total of 71 articles were retrieved and 57 were removed after two rounds of analysis. Further methodological appraisals excluded another seven, leaving seven for the review. All studies reviewed evaluated the use of a blended learning intervention in a clinical context, although each intervention was different. Three studies included a control group, and two were qualitative in nature. Blended learning was shown to help bridge the gap between theory and practice and to improve a range of selected clinical competencies among students. CCONCLUSION: Few high-quality studies were found to evaluate the role of blended learning in clinical education, and those that were found provide only rudimentary evidence that integrating technology-enhanced teaching with traditional approaches have potential to improve clinical competencies among health students. Further well-designed research into the use of blended learning in clinical education is therefore needed before we rush to adopt it. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/308 Files in this item: 1
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Wegner, Liezel; Struthers, Patricia (Africa Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation,Sport and Dance/LAM Publications Limited, 2011)[more][less]
Abstract: In the Western Cape, learners with physical disabilities are accepted into ordinary schools (a school that is not a special school) as a part of the inclusive education initiative. This article reports on a survey designed to determine the types of sports that are available for learners with physical disabilities in ordinary public primary schools and the factors influencing their participation in sport. The study sample included 31 learners with physical disabilities (learners with movement or mobility difficulties or who used an assistive device) attending seven ordinary public primary schools, one teacher from each school and one teacher from each of eight conveniently selected special schools. Three questionnaires were used, one for the learners, another for the teachers at the ordinary schools and the third for the teachers at the special schools. Analysis was done using SPSS Version 15. The main findings of the study were that 32% (n=10) of learners participated in sports. They were expected to participate in the type of sports that were already offered at the school. No adapted sport was offered specifically for these learners. Most learners wanted to participate in swimming. Fewer types of sports were offered in ordinary schools than in special schools. Barriers to participation included poor teacher preparation and inadequate financial support. The shortage of support from school staff, occupational therapists and physiotherapists in addition to inadequate financial support needs to be addressed by the Department of Basic Education and Department of Sport and Recreation to enable the learners to participate in sports at ordinary schools. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/470 Files in this item: 1
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Frantz, Jose M.; Smith, Mario (Faculty of Community and Health Sciences, University of the Western Cape, 2010)[more][less]
Abstract: INTRODUCTION: Strategies for improving the publication output of academics are an essential component of research directives at tertiary institutions. The aim of this report was to highlight the effects of a writing retreat as an intervention strategy used by a university faculty to improve academic publication output. The strategy used included a structured programme over a period of three days guided by a facilitator. METHODS: The report uses a qualitative design to report the effects of the writing retreat on the participants. RESULTS: The major themes that emerged were reviewing and critical reading, writing for publication, personal growth and confidence, dedicated time, peer mentoring, programme structure and facilitation, and future directives. CONCLUSION: From the feedback obtained, it is evident that strategies such as a writing retreat provide academics with an opportunity to produce articles that are a benefit to the authors' career trajectories as well as the institutional publication profile of their university. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/188 Files in this item: 1
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Assuman, Nuhu; Frantz, Jose M. (Faculty of Community and Health Sciences, University of the Western Cape, 2008)[more][less]
Abstract: Introduction Although stretching increases soft tissue flexibility and joint range of motion, numerous studies demonstrated contradictory findings as to its effect in injury prevention. Aim The purpose of this systematic review is to assess the effectiveness of stretching on the prevention of injuries. Methods An electronic search using MEDLINE, SCIENCE DIRECT, COCHRANE, EBSCOHOST, SPORTDiscus and CINAHL databases, checking the references. Randomised control trials (RCTs) and cohort studies investigating stretching as an injury prevention measure published in the last decade were selected in this review. Methodological quality was assessed using the Critical Appraisal Skills Programme (CASP) tool. Results Two RCTs and two prospective cohort studies all of high quality were included in this analysis. One cohort study found that stretching reduced the incidence of exercise related injuries. Two RCTs and one cohort study found that stretching did not produce practical reduction on the occurrence of injuries. Conclusion Stretching exercises does not give a practical useful reduction in the risk of injuries. Not enough recent research has been done to draw definitive conclusion on the effect of stretching in injury prevention. Well designed studies are needed to shed light as to the effect of stretching in exercise-related injury risk reduction. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/117 Files in this item: 1
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Rowe, Michael (Informa Healthcare, 2012)[more][less]
Abstract: Background: The development of practice knowledge is an important component of clinical education and reflective reasoning is known to play a role in its development. Online social networks may have some potential for developing practice knowledge by providing tools for clinical educators to guide students' reasoning practices. Aim: To determine if an online social network could be used to facilitate reflective reasoning in clinical contexts, as it relates to developing practice knowledge. Method: The study was conducted within a South African university, physiotherapy department, using an online social network to facilitate engagement. Tharp and Gallimore's theory of assisted performance was used as a framework to conduct qualitative analysis of students' reflective blog posts within the network. Results: The lecturer was able to use strategies within the assisted performance framework to facilitate reflection among students. These included modelling, contingency management, feedback, instruction, questioning and cognitive structuring. The features of the social network enabled enhanced communication between teacher and student, as well as promoted engagement around clinical scenarios. Conclusion: Online social networks can be used to facilitate reflective reasoning as part of the development of practice knowledge by exposing students' understanding of clinical practice. However, careful facilitation using sound pedagogy is still necessary to guide students to deeper understanding URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/427 Files in this item: 1
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Rowe, Michael (South African Society of Physiotherapy, 2012)[more][less]
Abstract: The dominant form of teaching in higher education remains the lecture, even though evidence suggests that it alone is inadequate to facilitate the development of the higher order thinking skills required in clinical practice. The use of wikis may have a role to play in facilitating collaborative learning practices that are important for professional development. This descriptive survey evaluated the use of a wiki for a collaborative learning activity within small groups of undergraduate physiotherapy students in a South African university. Students participated in a wiki-based assignment and were then surveyed using open- and closed-ended questions to determine their perceptions and experiences of the process. The results indicate that although a wiki can be used to develop relevant content, there were significant challenges in its implementation. These included a poor understanding by students of how to work effectively in groups, a lack of physical and epistemological access to the internet, and the need for adequate preparation and support. Some features of the wiki were found to have an impact on the quality of the work produced, including the use of Discussion pages, peer review, and the public nature of the wiki. The conclusion is that wikis may have a role to play in collaborative groupwork, but that that students need to be adequately prepared and supported throughout the process. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/495 Files in this item: 1
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Rowe, Michael; Struthers, Patricia (South African Society of Physiotherapy, 2009)[more][less]
Abstract: The global shift toward the use of information and communication technology (ICT) in health education and practice has been shown to enhance both the educational opportunities and the support provided to students and healthcare professionals. This study aimed to investigate the use of ICT by South African physiotherapy students and what their experiences and perceptions were regarding their use of ICT as part of their studies. The study design was a cross-sectional, descriptive survey using a self-administered questionnaire. The survey population included all of the undergraduate physiotherapy students from six of the eight universities offering the physiotherapy degree in South A frica (N=1105). The sample size consisted of 529 students from the survey population who completed and returned questionnaires, indicating a response rate of 48%. The results of the study showed that the use of ICT by South African physiotherapy students varied according to task, racial group and university attended. Furthermore, the reported use of ICT for communication, research and continuing professional development was low. In conclusion, this study indicates that with a move toward the use of ICT to enhance health education and practice in South A frica, certain groups of physiotherapy students may be at a disadvantage if required to make use of ICT as a means of improving communication, enhancing education, participating in lifelong learning opportunities and accessing support. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/92 Files in this item: 1
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Rowe, Michael; Bozalek, Vivienne; Frantz, Jose M. (Wiley-Blackwell, 2013)[more][less]
Abstract: While technology has the potential to create opportunities for transformative learning in higher education, it is often used to merely reinforce didactic teaching that aims to control access to expert knowledge. Instead, educators should consider using technology to enhance communication and provide richer, more meaningful platforms for the social construction of knowledge. By using technology to engage in shared learning experiences that extend beyond the walls of the classroom, we can create opportunities to develop the patterns of thinking that students need to participate in complex, real world situations. We used authentic learning as a framework to guide the implementation of a case-based, blended module in a South African physiotherapy department. Google Drive was used as a collaborative online authoring environment in which small groups of students used clinical cases to create their own content, guided by a team of facilitators. This paper describes an innovative approach to clinical education using authentic learning as a guiding framework, and Google Drive as an implementation platform. We believe that this approach led to the transformation of student learning practices, altered power relationships in the classroom and facilitated the development of critical attitudes towards knowledge and authority. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/652 Files in this item: 2
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Frantz, Jose M. (Faculty of Community and Health Sciences, University of the Western Cape, 2009)[more][less]
Abstract: Introduction: Research has become an integral part of all health care practitioners. Finding effective ways of sharing the valuable work that is being done in the clinical setting is essential. A case report is a form of communicating information to other health care practitioners regarding exceptional cases. Aim: This paper aims to describe the importance and role of case reports in the literature and summarise the guidelines for doing a case report. Method: A literature search was conducted in Pubmed and Medline using terms such as case reports, publishing, and guidelines to determine successful literature that highlights how to write a case report. Case reports will contribute to the body of evidence needed for professions and could stimulate debate around controversial issues. A summary of the relevant information needed to write a good case report for publication based on the literature is summarised in order to facilitate the process for new authors. Conclusion: Case reports if written in a scientific manner, can make a valuable contribution to research. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/116 Files in this item: 1
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Phillips, Julie; Frantz, Jose M.; Mpofu, Ratie (Faculty of Community and Health Sciences, University of the Western Cape, 2008)[more][less]
Abstract: Introduction: There is mounting evidence of the health risk behaviours that adolescents are involved in on a daily basis. Local and national governments have advocated for intervention programmes to prevent an increase in the health risk behaviours among young people. In order to introduce effective prevention strategies, evaluation of the current situation is needed. The University of the Western Cape, identified Youth Wellness as one of the niche areas for research. Aim: This paper aims to synthesize the studies on youth wellness conducted at the University of the Western Cape. Findings: The studies conducted included epidemiological studies and intervention studies. Studies used both qualitative and quantitative designs. Most of the studies highlighted the need for intervention programmes at various levels such as personal (individual), community and policy. Conclusion: The findings of the research clearly highlights the need for researchers at UWC to identify appropriate criteria by which to measure the desired intervention outcomes. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/112 Files in this item: 1
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Making history isn't easy.
It couldn't have been much more difficult for Tri-County Academy Friday. The Rebels were down until the end, when Ryan Cothern scored a five-yard touchdown in overtime.
And with that touchdown, the Rebels made plenty of history with a 13-0 win over Wilkinson County Christian.
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The appointment committee of the Fayetteville City Council has recommended two business people to fill vacancies on the Public Works Commission.
The nominees are Lynne Greene, president of Highland Lumber Co., and Wick Smith, owner of Biz Tools One Web Design.
Greene is past chairwoman of the former Fayetteville Area Economic Development Corp., which since has been absorbed into the Fayetteville Regional Chamber.
Smith is a past city councilman.
The committee voted 3-0 Tuesday to nominate the two people to replace Terri Union and Lou Olivera, who left the PWC board this month with unexpired terms.
The committee's recommendations will go before the full council Monday. The city owns the utility, and the council makes appointments to the four-member PWC board.
The committee consists of Mayor Tony Chavonne, Bobby Hurst and Bill Crisp. Councilman Wade Fowler, who is the liaison to the PWC board, said he supported the committee's two choices.
The committee narrowed a list of 21 applicants to five last week. The other finalists were Fayetteville lawyer Glenn Adams; Karl Legatski of CelTech Inc.; and Assad Tavakoli, dean of the School of Business and Economics at Fayetteville State University.
The committee had asked City Manager Ted Voorhees and PWC General Manager Steve Blanchard to interview the five candidates and share information Tuesday.
Voorhees was the most candid. While he said all five were qualified, "the two who impressed me the most" were Greene and Smith. Voorhees said both appeared to understand the importance of promoting economic development and having a utility that seeks out the City Council's policy interests.
Councilman D.J. Haire said he planned to make his own nominations during Monday's council meeting, and Councilwoman Val Applewhite said she also expects the council to entertain other nominations.
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Josephine was wonderful to work with and responded to all my email inquiries almost immediately in most cases despite it being after midnight in Italy. We had wonerfuldrivers both trips. In Livorno we used them for Florence and San Gim and in Naples for a tour of Amalfi coast. Both tours encompassed many sights in the area; Florence included a panoramic view of city from Boboli Gardens, the Duomo, the Academia, the Ponte Vecchio and lunch at a spectacular Trattoria. Amalfi coast included Ravello, Amalfi, Positano and Sorrento. A truly first-class and customer-oriented operation.
Please give them a try.
Mr. and Mrs Long28/09/2012
Josephine, we had a great time while in Italy and we enjoyed each driver we had. Artan in Florence, Gilbert in Rome and Giovanni in Naples! All the drivers were very helpful and full of knowledge. We were not able to do much walking so having a driver to show us around was a blessing. We would recommend your company to all that are traveling your way. Thank you!
My husband and I used the Italy Limousine Service based out of Sorrento to help us with transfers to our hotel in Positano from Pompeii and again back to the airport in Naples. We found the service to be outstanding and professional. Inquiries and changes could easily be made online and our drivers were extremely kind and personable. We will definitely be using their services again and hope to use them for an excursion in the future.
Your customers wrote excellent reviews! Could you please give us a quote for our family of 6 (my parents, my husband and myself, 2 children 11 and 7). Our ship docks at Naples on 22 April 8am to 5pm (not a lot of time unfortunately). We would like to see Mt Vesuvius, Herculaneum (being closer than Pompeii?), perhaps a winery? Thank you.
Ciao Josephine. Just a quick note to say thank for a great service.Our two tours with Mario were the high light of our stay in Naples.There are no words to describe how good Mario was.We are looking forward to returning to Italy and using your services again.
Ciao Alan & Betty Coffey
Steve lefkowitz15/08/2011
We had been planning our trip for quite some time and had chosen Italy Limousine as our host for a day on the Amalfi Coast. Rosario showed up at our hotel and guided us to a magnificent day. He became our friend during the day and understood our wants within the first half hour.
Josephine also helped recover our lost luggage while we were touring.
We will return and will retain your services again.
Thank You for a great experience we will never forget.
Steve and Kris
Ashley Esposito02/08/2011
Great Service, Angelo was our driver for 2 out of the 3 uses of your company and he was professional and was on time. He was such a pleasure to speak to while driving to our destination. We highly recommend your service to anyone who is planning on staying in italy.
Thanks again!!
Ashley and Albert Esposito
Jeane Marin27/07/2011
We recently took our shore excursions in
Sicily, Rome, and Naples with Italy Limousine. We had a great time and felt the tour guides Angela, Rosario and Gilberto did their very best to show us as much as possible on our full day excursions. The vehicles were very comfortable, the guides were friendly and knowledgeable and we never felt rushed. My only complaint is that it had to end.
Grazie Josephine and everyone that helped us have a fantastic time in Italy.
Hope to see you again. Addio
The Marin Family
Michael Samios22/07/2011
Just wanted to let you know that we were extremely happy with the vehicle and drivers you supplied us with on our recent holiday. We had three transfers and two day excursions arranged by you. Each time we had a different car and driver, all were professional, courteous and well presented.
Our day tour in Naples was memorable, our driver had us laughing all day and made the travel time between sights very memorable,
Regards and thank you
David 26/06/2011
Thank you for your efficiency with our travel transfers and tours in May, 2011. Sorry we didn't get to meet you as we enjoyed your professionalism. Your drivers were also very professional but friendly. We will contact you again in the future, David and Sally
I want to thanks Italylimousine for their excellent service in our recent trip to Livorno and Civitavechia. The Drivers were very responsible and reliable. Their knowledge about Rome and Florence was an extraordinary experience.
Adrian George 30/05/2011
When you come around the corner and enter the 100 yard hall that houses the David, the view is simply stunning. We spent an hour there looking from every vantage point at the genius of Michelangelo. This was worth the entire trip! No pictures of course, but fine photos were available in the ubiquitous gift shop on exit.
One more giant cathedral with many Italian luminaries buried there, brought us the conclusion there was more Florence than their was us, and we scampered back to Sabrina and transit back to the boat. We had the essential trattoria experience on the way back at a hole in the wall place that also sold gas, very fun, very cheap dining and very tasty red and white wine with the meal. A long day, but worth the 450 euros for the car hire, and a fantastic way to see Florence.
Adrian George 30/05/2011
Our cruise ship the Regatta, arrived in Livorno about 6 am, we were in port at a pier for a change, did not miss the jiggly ride to shore in the motorized life boats at many stops. My wife an I were traveling with our high school class mates, Jack and Helga. I had been prowling the internet on board trying for a better experience on shore than the cattle call bus groups we experienced earlier on the cruise from Venice to Barcelona.
We scored a big home run with our find of the Italy Car Company. Our driver was a young lady named Sabrina driving this very cool black Mercedes Diesel van. We told her we wanted to see the leaning tower in Pisa, and the David by Michelangelo in Florence, and we wanted the best espresso and pastries on the way. We did wave to our shipmates on the way out on their 40 passenger bus !
white family30/05/2011
When our ship docked in Naples we were met by ItalyLimosine (italylimosine.com). They picked us up in a beautiful Mercedes and drove us all over the Amalfi coast for a day. I had booked this company over the internet and couldn't be happier with their service. They replied several times by email prior to the cruise, met us on time, got us back to the ship on time and stopped wherever we wanted to go. The cost was very reasonable and was actually less with three people sharing than it would have been taking the ship's tour.
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Irish Studies Program at Hofstra University Announces Events for Spring 2010
Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY … Hofstra University's Irish Studies Program has announced a series of films, lectures and a family event for the spring 2010. Unless otherwise noted, events are free and open to the public.
For more information on the following please call Dr. Gregory Maney at (516) 463-6182 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Thursday, February 18, 5:30 to 8 p.m.: Irish Film Series: The Commitments
This screen adaptation of the popular Roddy Doyle novel was voted "the best Irish film of all time" in a 2005 online poll conducted by the Dubliner Magazine. A quest to create a great rhythm and blues band reveals much about the Irish soul. Post-film discussion to be facilitated by Professor Maggie Burke. Location is the Guthart Cultural Cultural Center Theater, 1st Floor Axinn Library, South Campus.
Wednesday, March 3, 5:30 to 8 p.m.: Irish Film Series: Kings
Irish language film with English subtitles. Written and directed written and directed by Tom Collins, starring Colm Meaney. This film was Ireland's official entry for the 2008 Academy Awards in the best foreign-language film category. Set in Connemara and North London, the film examines the hunger, restlessness, and regret associated with Irish emigration. Post-film discussion to be facilitated by Professor Maureen Murphy. Location is the Student Center Theater, North Campus.
Wednesday, March 17, 11:15 a.m. to 12:40 p.m.: Irish Cultural and History Readings
Join us and recite a short snippet from your favorite reading by an Irish author or with an Irish theme. Food will be served. Location is the Main Floor, Axinn Library, South Campus.
Wednesday, March 24, 5:30 to 8 p.m.: Readings by Professor Connie Roberts
Professor Roberts, a Hennessy X.O. Literary Award Finalist in 2009, will present some of her work with the help of musical friends. She will also discuss her experiences growing up in an orphanage and the movement among survivors of institutional abuse to secure justice, accountability, restitution, and repatriation. Location is the Guthart Cultural Cultural Center Theater, 1st Floor Axinn Library, South Campus.
March 27, 7 p.m.: Cherish The Ladies Concert*
Join Hofstra Concerts for an evening of traditional Celtic music by internationally renowned Irish-American group Cherish The Ladies. Lauded as "Best Musical Group of the Year" by the BBC and "Entertainment Group of the Year" by the Irish Voice Newspaper, Cherish The Ladies have shared the stage with James Taylor, Joan Baez, and Emmylou Harris, delivering energetic performances that leave audiences mesmerized. Location is the John Cranford Adams Playhouse, South Campus.
*Tickets: $35 advance/$40 day-of-show; $30 senior citizens (over 65) advance/$35 day-of-show; $20 Hofstra student with current HofstraCard or children under 16. Tickets are on sale now on tickets.com and will be available through the Playhouse Box Office starting February 23 by calling (516) 463-6644, Monday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. For more information, please contact Hofstra Concerts at (516) 463-6967 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Wednesday, April 7, 5:30 to 8 p.m.: Public talk by Dr. Lee Smithey, assistant professor of sociology at Swarthmore College on "Loyalist Parades and the Peace Process in Northern Ireland"
Loyalist parades have long been a source of ethnic conflict in Northern Ireland. In this talk, Dr. Smithey discusses recent changes made by parade organizers and the strategic "choreography" of parading disputes. Location is the Guthart Cultural Center Theater, 1st Floor, Axinn Library, South Campus.
Thursday, April 8: "Remaking Ireland: The Easter Rising and Today"
This first annual speech will reflect upon contemporary implications of the Easter Rising. This event is co-sponsored by the Irish Monument Committee and the Irish Consulate General. Speaker, time and location are TBA.
Wednesday, April 14, 5:30 to 8 p.m.: Irish Film Series: The Girl with Green Eyes
This screen adaptation of Edna O'Brien's novel The Lonely Girl, starring Rita Tushingham, is set in 1960s Dublin. The film examines the intersection of desires for worldly experience and a return to innocence. Post-film discussion to be facilitated by Professor Maureen Murphy. Location is Monroe Lecture Center Theater, California Avenue, South Campus.
Saturday, April 17, 12:30 to 5 p.m.: Irish Family Fun Day*
Irish Family Fun Day gives area students and families a chance to learn more about and celebrate Irish culture. Children will learn Irish arts and crafts, Gaelic sports, traditional music, step dancing, and the Irish language. There will also be story-telling and films. During an ice-cream and cookies social, children will share what they have learned. Location is Hofstra USA and Intra-mural fields, North Campus.
*Admission: $10 per family.
Irish Studies at Hofstra University is an interdisciplinary program with rich course offerings and events on Ireland's past and present. By studying the cultures, Diaspora, economy, history, politics, and social relations of Ireland, the program develops an awareness of ways that the Irish have both shaped and been shaped by other societies, including the United States. Created in the Spring of 2008 by Drs. Gregory Maney and Maureen Murphy, Hofstra's Irish Studies Program was the first on Long Island.


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