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Macleod, C. (2008) 'Who? what?': An uninducted view of towards a new psychology of women from post-Apartheid South Africa. Feminism & Psychology, 18 (3). pp. 347-357. ISSN 0959-3535
Macleod, C. (2009) Danger and disease in sex education: the saturation of 'adolescence' with colonialist assumptions. Journal of Health Management, 11 (2). pp. 375-389. ISSN 0972-0634
Macleod, C. (2002) Economic Security and the Social Science Literature on Teenage Pregnancy in South Africa. Gender and Society, 16 (5). pp. 647-664. ISSN 1552-3977 (online); 0891-2432
Robus, D. and Macleod, C. (2006) 'White excellence and black failure': The reproduction of racialised higher education in everyday talk. South African Journal of Psychology, 36 (3). pp. 463-480. ISSN 0081-2463
Connelly, M. and Macleod, C. (2003) Waging war: discourses of HIV/AIDS in South African media. African Journal of Aids Research, 2 (1). pp. 1-11. ISSN 1608-5906
Macleod, C. (2001) Teenage motherhood and the regulation of mothering in the scientific literature: the South African example. Feminism & Psychology, 11 (4). pp. 493-511. ISSN 0959-3535
Macleod, C. and Durrheim, K. (2003) Psycho-Medical Discourse in South African Research on Teenage Pregnancy. Transformation: Critical Perspectives on Southern Africa, 51 (1). pp. 74-100. ISSN 1726-1368
Macleod, C. (2003) Teenage pregnancy and the construction of adolescence: Scientific literature in South Africa. Childhood, 10 (4). pp. 419-437. ISSN 0907-5682
Macleod, C. (2002) Deconstructive discourse analysis: extending the methodological conversation. South African Journal of Psychology, 32 (1). pp. 17-25. ISSN 0081-2463
Macleod, C. and Durrheim, K. (2002) Racializing teenage pregnancy: 'culture' and 'tradition' in the South African scientific literature. Ethnic and Racial Studies, 25 (5). pp. 778-801. ISSN 0141-9870 (print) 1466-4356 (online)
Macleod, C. and Durrheim, K. (2002) Foucauldian feminism: the implications of governmentality. Journal for The Theory of Social Behaviour, 32 (1). pp. 41-60. ISSN 0021-8308
Edwards, D.J.A. (2005) Unconscious influences on discourses about consciousness: ideology, state-specific science and unformulated experience. Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology, 5 (1). pp. 1-20. ISSN 1445-7377
Edwards, D.J.A. (2003) Mythic and theoretic aspects of the concept of 'the unconscious' in popular and psychological discourse. Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology, 3 (1). pp. 1-14. ISSN 1445-7377
Knight, Zelda G. and Bradfield, B.C. (2003) The experience of being diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder: living the label. Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology, 3 (1). pp. 1-20. ISSN 1445-7377
Knight, Zelda G. (2002) Heal my heart: stories of hurt and healing from group therapy. Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology, 2 (2). pp. 1-15. ISSN 1445-7377
Bradfield, B.C. (2002) Mental illness and the consciousness of freedom: the phenomenology of psychiatric labelling. Indo-Pacific Journal of Phenomenology, 2 (1). pp. 1-14. ISSN 1445-7377
Knoetze, J.J. and Vermoter, C.-L. (2007) Communication of psycho-educational assessment results : remedial teachers' reading of assessment reports. South African Journal of Education, 27 (1). pp. 1-18. ISSN 0256-0100
Macleod, C. (2003) The conjugalisation of reproduction in South African teenage pregnancy literature. Psychology in Society (PINS), 29 . pp. 23-37. ISSN 1015-6046
Edwards, D.J.A. (2005) Critical perspectives on research on post-traumatic stress disorder and implications for the South African context. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 15 (2). pp. 117-124. ISSN 1433-0237
Edwards, D.J.A. (2005) Post-traumatic stress disorder as a public health concern in South Africa. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 15 (2). pp. 125-134. ISSN 1433-0237
van Wyk, G. and Edwards, D.J.A. (2005) From trauma debriefing to trauma support: a South African experience of responding to individuals and communities in the aftermath of traumatising events. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 15 (2). pp. 135-142. ISSN 1433-0237
Edwards, D.J.A. and Sakasa, P. and van Wyk, G. (2005) Trauma, resilience and vulnerability to PTSD: a review and clinical case analysis. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 15 (2). pp. 143-153. ISSN 1433-0237
Karpelowsky, B. and Edwards, D.J.A. (2005) Trauma, imagery and the therapeutic relationship: Langu's story. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 15 (2). pp. 185-195. ISSN 1433-0237
Edwards, D.J.A. (2005) Treating PTSD in South African contexts: a theoretical framework and a model for developing evidence-based practice. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 15 (2). pp. 209-220. ISSN 1433-0237
Nulty, M. and Edwards, D.J.A. (2005) The experiences and needs of HIV/AIDS counsellors at a South African hospital. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 15 (1). pp. 1-10. ISSN 1433-0237
Edwards, D.J.A. (2009) Treating posttraumatic stress disorder in South Africa: an integrative model grounded in case-based research. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 19 (2). pp. 189-198. ISSN 1433-0237
Boulind, Melissa and Edwards, D.J.A. (2008) The assessment and treatment of post-abortion syndrome: a systematic case study from southern Africa. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 18 (4). pp. 539-548. ISSN 1433-0237
Steele, G.I. and Edwards, D.J.A. (2008) Development and validation of the Xhosa translations of the Beck Inventories: 1. Challenges of the translation process. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 18 (2). pp. 207-216. ISSN 1433-0237
Steele, G.I. and Edwards, D.J.A. (2008) Development and validation of the Xhosa translations of the Beck Inventories: 2. Item analysis, internal consistency and factor analysis. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 18 (2). pp. 217-226. ISSN 1433-0237
Edwards, D.J.A. and Steele, G.I. (2008) Development and validation of the Xhosa translations of the Beck Inventories: 3. Concurrent and convergent validity. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 18 (2). pp. 227-236. ISSN 1433-0237
Labe, Dana (2005) Psychotherapy for post-traumatic stress disorder in a young rape survivor: a case study. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 15 (2). pp. 177-184. ISSN 1433–0237
McDermott, R. (2005) The great arch of unimagined bridges: integrative play therapy with an abused child. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 15 (2). pp. 165-175. ISSN 1433–0237
Edwards, D.J.A. and Kannan, S. (2006) Identifying and targeting idiosyncratic cognitive processes in group therapy for social phobia: the case of Vumile. Pragmatic Case Studies in Psychotherapy, 2 (1). pp. 1-30. ISSN 1553-0124
Edwards, D.J.A. (2007) Collaborative versus adversarial stances in scientific discourse: implications for the role of systematic case studies in the development of evidence-based practice in psychotherapy. Pragmatic Case Studies in Psychotherapy, 3 (1). pp. 6-34. ISSN 1553-0124
Edwards, D.J.A. and d'Agrela, A. and Geach, M. and Welman, M. (2003) Disturbances of attitudes and behaviours related to eating in black and white females at high school and university in South Africa. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 13 (1). pp. 16-33. ISSN 1433-0237
Edwards, D.J.A. (2008) Handling multiple levels of data and multiple research questions in an embedded case study: methodological challenges. Pragmatic Case Studies in Psychotherapy, 4 (4). pp. 53-65. ISSN 1553-0124
Mashalaba, Eugenia Dudu and Edwards, D.J.A. (2005) A successful cognitive-behavioural intervention that failed: a case study of adolescent conduct disorder at a school for the disadvantaged. Journal of Child and Adolescent Mental Health, 17 (2). pp. 69-78. ISSN 1728-0583
Whitefield-Alexander, V. and Edwards, D.J.A. (2009) A case of effective single-session treatment for attention deficit and learning problems in a routine clinical practice: the value of a transdiagnostic approach to case formulation. Journal of Child and Adolescent Mental Health, 21 (1). pp. 61-72. ISSN 1728-0583
Edwards, D.J.A. and Dattilio, F.M. and Bromley, D.B. (2004) Developing evidence-based practice: the role of case-based research. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 35 (6). pp. 589-597. ISSN 0735-7028
Edwards, D.J.A. (2007) Restructuring implicational meaning through memory-based imagery: some historical notes. Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, 38 (4). pp. 306-316. ISSN 0005-7916
Edwards, D.J.A. (1998) Types of case study work: a conceptual framework for case-based research. Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 38 (3). pp. 36-70. ISSN 0022-1678
Edwards, D.J.A. (1990) Cognitive therapy and the restructuring of early memories through guided imagery. Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy, 4 (1). pp. 33-50. ISSN 0889-8391
Edwards, D.J.A. (1990) Cognitive-behavioral and existential-phenomenological approaches to therapy: complementary or conflicting paradigms? Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy, 4 (2). pp. 105-120. ISSN 0889-8391
Macleod, C. and Wilbraham, L. (2006) Re-deploying Parker, post-colonially: review essay. Psychology in Society, 34 . pp. 31-50. ISSN 1015-6046
Macleod, C. and Tracey, T. (2010) A decade later: follow-up review of South African research on the consequences of and contributory factors in teen-aged pregnancy. South African Journal of Psychology, 40 (1). pp. 18-31. ISSN 0081-2463
Macleod, C. (2009) Why we should avoid the use of the term "Post-Abortion Syndrome": commentary on Boulind and Edwards (2008). Journal of Psychology in Africa, 19 (3). pp. 423-428. ISSN 1433-0237
Payne, C. and Edwards, D.J.A. (2009) What services and supports are needed to enable trauma survivors to rebuild their lives? Implications of a systematic case study of cognitive therapy with a township adolescent girl with PTSD following rape. Child Abuse Research in South Africa, 10 (1). pp. 27-40. ISSN 1562-1383
Young, Charles (2009) The Transportability and Utility of Cognitive Therapy in South African Contexts: A Review. Journal of Psychology in Africa, 19 (3). pp. 407-414. ISSN 1433-0237
Morison, Tracy (2011) Doubly damned: The experience of HIV-positive maternity. PINS, 41 . pp. 62-65.
Edwards, D.J.A. and Henwood, Jennifer and Kannan, S. (2003) Cognitive therapy for social phobia : the human face of cognitive science. Alternation, 10 (2). pp. 122-150. ISSN 1023-1757
Morison, Tracy BOOK REVIEW: Trans: transgender life stories from South Africa, edited by Ruth Morgan, Charl Marais, and Joy R. Wellbeloved,. Culture, Health & Sexuality . ISSN 1369-1058 (Unpublished)
Morison, Tracy and Macleod, C. A Performative-Performance Analytical Approach: Infusing Butlerian Theory into the Narrative-Discursive Method. Qualitative Inquiry, 19 (8). ISSN 1077-8004 (In Press)
Book Section
Edwards, D.J.A. (1995) Case study research method: the cornerstone of theory and practice. In: Cognitive therapy with children and adolescents: A casebook for clinical practice. Guilford Press, New York, pp. 10-37. ISBN 1 57230 022 1
Edwards, D.J.A. (1989) Cognitive restructuring through guided imagery: lessons from Gestalt Therapy. In: Comprehensive Handbook of Cognitive Therapy. Plenum Press, New York, pp. 283-297. ISBN 0-306-43052-5
Macleod, C. (2010) Setting the scene. In: `Adolescence, Pregnancy and Abortion: Constructing a Threat of Degeneration. Women and Psychology . Routledge, East Sussex (UK), pp. 1-12. ISBN 978-0-415-55339-1 (hbk); 978-0-415-55338-4 (pbk) (In Press)
Campbell, Megan (2009) Repetitive symbolic play as a therapeutic process. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Du Toit, Emile (2004) An evaluation of the MMPI-2 using South African pre-trial forensic patients : prediction of criminal responsibility and assessment of personality characteristics. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Geils, Catherine (2004) In conversation with Barney : a critical discourse analysis of interaction between a child with autism and his co-participants. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Nulty, Maria (2004) The experiences and needs of HIV/AIDS counsellors at Settlers Hospital, Grahamstown. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Knight, Zelda G. (1998) Healing stories of the unconscious: pastlife imagery in transpersonal psychotherapy. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Moultrie, Alison (2005) Indigenous trauma volunteers : survivors with a mission. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Webster, Penny (2005) The therapist as a "bad object" : the use of countertransference enactment to facilitate communication in therapy. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Swanepoel, Yolandi (2005) Primary caregivers' experience of raising children with autism : a phenomenological perspective. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Böhmke, Werner (2005) A decade of changes : Eastern Cape white commercial farmers' discourses of democracy. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Booi, Beauty Ntombizanele (2005) Three perspectives on ukuthwasa : the view from traditional beliefs, western psychiatry and transpersonal psychology. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Mashalaba, Eugenia Dudu (2005) The evaluation of a multi-modal cognitive-behavioural approach to treating an adolescent with conduct disorder. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Haumann, Hester Johanna (2005) An intersubjective perspective on the role of personal therapy in being a psychotherapist. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Hill, Marguerite Elizabeth (2003) The development of an instrument to measure intrapreneurship : entrepreneurship within the corporate setting. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Esat, Fazila (2003) The social construction of "sexual knowledge" : exploring the narratives of southern African youth of Indian descent in the context of HIV/AIDS. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Smith, Austin (2006) Raging in service of the self: exploring a five-year-old boy's aggression within his play therapy. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Gaylard, E.K. (2006) Cross-cultural differences in IQ test performance : extension of an existing normative database on WAIS-III test performance. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Mitchell, Julia (2006) A case study investigation into the utility of baseline data versus normative data using a computer-based concussion management programme. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Van Vlaenderen, H.R.M. (1998) Group problem solving among community activists in a South African setting: an everyday cognition approach. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Schön, Joan (2001) Elements of dream interpretation : laying the foundation of a basic model for clinical practice. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Steyn, R. (2000) Therapists' constructs of healthy functioning as aspirational goal in transformative psychotherapy. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Masters, C.-L. (2005) Clay sculpture within an object relational therapy : a phenomenological-hermeneutic case study. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Morison, Tracy (2007) 'Show and tell': a discursive analysis of women's written accounts of their self-injuring practices. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Bradfield, B.C. (2003) The phenomenology of psychiatric diagnosis: an exploration of the experience of intersubjectivity. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Vorster, J.E. (2000) The process of learning and teaching in supplemental instruction groups at Rhodes University. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Munnik, J.B. (2007) Assessing the potential of submaximal extended duration exercise as an adjunct treatment for sub-acute schizophrenic in-patients: a pilot study. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Ackerman, M. (2007) Building cultural capital through value-driven leadership : a case study in an international finance company. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Rump, S. (2008) Reflective accounts of childhood inter-species experiences in a Southern-African context : a phenomenological-hermeneutic exploration. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Biggs, I. (2008) Ray Charles : a psychobiographical study. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Bass, N.T. (2000) The Raven's Coloured Progressive Matrices Test: a pilot study for the establishment of normative data for Xhosa-speaking Primary School pupils in the Grahamstown region. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Wilmot, G. T. C. (2009) Student-athletes' attitude formation towards sport or other Psychology services. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Mckenzie, J.A. (2010) Constructing the intellectually disabled person as a subject of education: a discourse analysis using Q-methodology. PhD thesis, Rhodes university.
Espinosa, M. J. (2009) Melanie Klein : a psychobiographical study. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Razafimbola, S. (2009) The development and evaluation of a cohesion-building programme for a South African male collegiate basketball team. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Thorpe, M.R. (1989) A phenomenological investigation into the psychotherapist's experience of identifying, containing and processing the patient's projective identifications. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Douglas, Blanche Daw (2000) Understanding the image in art therapy : a phenomenological-hermeneutic investigation. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Welman, M. (1996) Death and gnosis : archetypal dream imagery in terminal illness. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Dlamini, Thobile G. K. (2009) Dominant and non-dominant group's perceptions of the government-led economic transformation process in South Africa : report. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Sigcau, Nomakhosi (2009) Public discourses on Choice of Termination of Pregnancy in a rural area of the Eastern Cape Province in South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Swartz, Kerry (2007) Contextual obstacles to the delivery of effective psychological treatment of PTSD in a South African community setting. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Van der Linde, Francois (2007) Past trauma, anxious future : a case-based evaluation of the Ehlers and Clark model for PTSD applied in Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Davidow, Amy (2006) From 'here and now' to there and then : the evaluation of the effectiveness of Ehlers and Clark's model for treating PTSD in a rape survivor. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Smith, Tracy-Ann (2007) Frozen in time to reclaiming one's life : the evaluation of the Ehlers and Clark Cognitive Therapy Model in the assessment and treatment of a hijacking survivor. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Coetzee, Catherine Anne (2009) The development and evaluation of a programme to promote sensitive pscyhotherapeutic practice with gay men and lesbians. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Shivangulula, Shirley Euginia (2009) Labour hire : the impact of labour broking on employee job satisfaction and commitment in a number of Namibian organizations. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Thorpe, M.R. (1982) Psycho-diagnostics in a Xhosa Zionist church. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Parker, Peter (1977) An ideographic study of bisexuality. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Morison, Tracy (2011) 'But what story?' A narrative-discursive analysis of "White" Afrikaners' accounts of male involvement in parenthood decision-making. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Padmanabhanunni, Anita (2010) A series of systematic case studies on the treatment of rape-related PTSD in the South African context : implications for practice and policy. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Bar-on, Reuven (1988) The development of a concept of psychological well-being. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Malcolm, Charles F (1994) Torn between skinship and kinship : the phenomenology of self-mutilation. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Ancer, Ruth Lauren (2000) Cumulative mild head injury in rugby : cognitive test profiles of professional rugby and cricket players. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Chukwuemeka, Gregory Adjuba (2000) Profile of paediatric psychosocial disorders in Frere Hospital and analysis of associated patterns of referrals. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Harper, Christopher Duncan (2000) "Changing ourselves, changing others" : an analysis of the life stories of participants in a training course for volunteers within a non-governmental organisation in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Cardo, Julia Claire (1999) HIV and metaphor : an imaginative response to illness. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Hansjee, Jateen (2011) Abortion as disruption : discourses surrounding abortion in the talk of men. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Henning, Riana (2010) Psigobiografiese persoonlikheidsbeskrywing van Generaal Christiaan de Wet. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Clark, Susan Beverley (2010) Neurocognitive and symptom profiles of concussed and nonconcussed provincial rugby players over one season. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Brink, André (2002) The relationship between three anxiety related clusters in projective drawings and anxiety and ego-strength scales of the Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory-2. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Chapman-Blair, Sharon (2002) Talking about teams within a team building context : a discourse analytic study. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Fair , David Alan (1999) An investigation into cultural differences in the conceptualization of and attributions about cognitive decline in the elderly. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Yen, Jeffery (2000) Healing at the margins : discourses of culture and illness in psychiatrits', psychologists' and indigenous healers' talk about collaboration. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Harry, Karuna (2000) The changing knowledge and expectations of public health nurses in a HIV/AIDS training programme for managers. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Clüver, Frances Rose Mannix (2010) Negotiating sexuality in Grahamstown East : young black women's experiences of relationships in the context of HIV risk. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Euvrard, Gwenda Joan (1999) Dreamwork and imaginal healing : the incorporation of artwork in a systematized method of group dreamwork. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Gibson, Alexandra Farren (2010) Beyond coming out : lesbians' stories of sexual identity in the context of a historically white university. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Gillitt, Tarryn Jane (2011) The mindful therapist : an interpretive phenomenological analysis of mindfulness meditation and the therapeutic alliance. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Heaton, Pamela Jane (1999) A narrative study of teachers' life stories and their work identity. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Johnson, Alexandra Blythe (2000) Social change and shifting paradigms : the choice of healer among black South Africans in psychological counselling. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Horsman, Mark (2010) Concussion in contact sport : investigating the neurocognitive profile of Afrikaans adolescent rugby players. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Nyamuda, Paul Andrew (2000) Organisational leaders' perceptions of the challenges and constraints of the leadership development of Blacks in South African private organisations. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Adonis, Cyril Kenneth (1999) An investigation into the structure and process of forgiveness following gross human rights violations. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Ackermann, Tessa Ruth (2000) Minor "dings" - major effects? : a study into the cognitive effects of mild head injuries in high school rugby. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Akhurst, Jacqueline Elizabeth (2001) Peer group supervision as an adjunct to individual supervision : an investigation of models of learning. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Amos, Trevor (1998) The development of academic literacy in the first-year psychology course at Rhodes University:an assessment of the tutorial programme. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Amuenje, Forentia (2003) The impact of diversity training on employee attitudes and behaviour with regard to diversity in work organisations : an analysis of a diversity-training programme in a Namibian work organisation. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Andrews, Karen Anne Hope (2009) Normative indications for Xhosa-speaking unskilled workers on the trail making test and the stroop test. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Attwell, Terry-Anne (2004) A phenomenological exploration of adoptive parents' motivation for and experience of transracial adoption in South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Barratt, Neal Anthony (2011) An empirical phenomenological investigation of procrastinating behaviour. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Beilinsohn, Taryn (2001) Cumulative mild head injury in rugby : a comparison of cognitive deficit and postconcussive symptomatology between schoolboy rugby players and non-contact sport controls. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Besseling, Elizabeth Anne (1999) The importance of personal and collective resources in coping with stressors related to industrial action at the coldstream sawmill. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Bold, Lisa Clare (2000) Cumulative mild head injury in contact sport : a comparison of the cognitive profiles of rugby players and non-contact sport controls with normative data. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Border, Michael Anthony (2001) Heads and tales: the effect of mild head injuries of rugby players: cognitive deficit and postconcussive symptoms. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Boulind, Melissa (2006) "Feeling foggy?": an investigation into the self-reported post-concussive symptoms in rugby union players at university level. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Bowes, Tanya-Ann (2010) Discourses around abortion in a low-income community in the Western Cape. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Bradfield, Bruce Christopher (2007) Intersubjectivity and the schizophrenic experience : a hermeneutic phenomoneological exploration of being-in-relation. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Cakwe, Mandisa (2006) Understanding educator-mediated conflict resolution in a preschool environment : the experiences and feelings of preschool educators. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Cartwright, Duncan James (2000) Latent murderousness : an exploration of the nature and quality of object relations in rage-type murderers. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Cholerton, Stephen M. (1995) Prosocial behaviour in South African students : a qualitative enquiry. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Collins, Anthony (1995) Disturbing the neighbours : an investigation into the relationship between psychopathology and social formations. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Cook, Jacqueline (1996) Psychiatric problems in the primary health care context: a study in the Border-Kei area. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Crafford, Melody (2006) Attachment and the therapeutic relationship : an elucidation of therapeutic process in a single child psychotherapy case. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Crowley, Michelle Laureen (1991) Discovering the meaning of stress : a qualitative approach. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Crowley, Michelle Laureen (2001) Sapphic experience : lesbian gender identity development and diversity. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Cumes, Heide Ulrike (1995) Coping in two cultures: an ecological study of mentally ill people and their families in rural South Africa. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Da Silva Pita, Anita (2012) Normative indicators for an isiXhosa-speaking population with disadvantaged education for tests of hand motor function and verbal fluency. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Danilewitz, Larry Mark (1994) A phenomenological investigation into the psychoanalytic psychotherapist's experience of identifying, differentiating and processing the patient's transference-based and reality-oriented reactions. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Diers, Belinda Gail (2000) Claywork within the holographic paradigm : a transpersonal perspective on art therapy. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Donaldson, Natalie (2012) Lumberjacks and hoodrats : negotiating subject positions of lesbian representation in two South African television programmes. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Donnelly, Martin Joseph Rhodes (2001) The effects of level and quality of education on a South African sample of English and African first language speakers, for WAIS-III digit symbol - incidental learning. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Dyall, Kate (1996) The Bender Gestalt Test : an investigation into problems concerning administration and scoring and its application to low-educated adults. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Eager, Ryan (1999) The social construction of 'capacity building': a grounded theory study of organisation development consultants' accounts. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Fike, Lauren (2009) Cross-cultural normative indicators on the Wechsler Memory Scale (WMS) associate learning and visual reproduction subtests. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Finkelstein, Melissa (2000) The scrum-down on brain damage effects of cumulative mild head injury in rugby : a comparison of group mean scores between national rugby players and non-contact sport controls. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Finnemore, Gerard le Cornu. (2001) Case studies of brain fag syndrome in South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Gaitelband, Philip Joseph (1996) An analysis of the experience of the acute phase of traumatic spinal cord injury in a South African spinal unit. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Godley, Donnae-Maree (2012) Dasein online! : a study of the experience of flow in the virtual playground. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Harvey, Brian (1998) A quantitative survey of knowledge, attitudes and behaviour, related to AIDS/HIV, among Zulu speaking standard eight high school students. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Hobson, Josephine Mary (1998) English communication in the hospitality industry : the employees' perspective. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Hodgson, Shane Ralph Colin (1993) The psychological sequelae of involvement in combat: a preliminary investigation. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Horwitz, Ula Nadine (1999) Burned, banished or burnished : a pilot study of a school reintegration programme. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Jackson, Carey-Anne (1995) An anti-racist feminist analysis of power: a case study of a group of African women in an Eastern Cape township. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Jamieson, Sally-Anne. (1999) Women's understandings and experiences of empowerment in an organisation : a qualitative feminist approach. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Kahn, Marc Simon (1996) The interface between Western mental health care and indigenous healing in South Africa : Xhosa psychiatric nurses' views on traditional healers. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Karpelowsky, Belinda Jodi (2005) Imagery and the transformation of meaning in psychotherapy for post-traumatic stress disorder : a hermeneutic case study. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Kaschula, Joanne (2003) The selection paradox : selecting and evaluating trainee psychologists in the context of narrative theory. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Kemp, Ryan (2001) An investigation into the effects of socio-economic and education factors on WAIS-III performance in a stratified South African sample. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Kibanja, Grace Milly (1999) The relative influence of value priorities, ethnicity and ẁorries' in the determination of political party affiliation amongst Ugandan university students. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Kumarapaapillai, Niranjula (1998) A qualitative investigation of schizophrenic dreams. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Lancaster, Talia Grace Palm (2012) An exploration of entrepreneurship within established family businesses in Grahamstown. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Lockhart, Ian (1994) The phenomenology of the events of client inhibition and self-disclosure in the therapeutic dialogue. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Losinsky, Rory (1991) Cognitive-behavioural treatment of essential hypertension in an urban Xhosa woman : a case study. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Lotter, Jaclyn Oehley (2011) A narrative analysis of young black South African women's stories about the recent divorce of their parents. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Léger, Paul (1992) An assessment of a new personality measure of authoritarianism in the South African context. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Marx, Jacqueline Greer (2012) (In)visibility and the exercise of power : a genealogy of the politics of drag spectacles in a small city in South Africa. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Mazorodze, Tasara (2012) HIV-related stigma amongst service staff in Grahamstown : a comparison of Hi-Tec security guards and Rhodes catering in the Eastern Cape SA. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Meyer, Jennifer Anne (1997) The role of drinking fathers in later contradictions and choices in the lives of married women. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Miller, Bernice (1991) An investigation of the interrelationship between group commitment, religiosity, marital adjustment and attitude to divorce in the Jewish ethnic group. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Minnaar, Benita (2003) The construction of masculinities :|bmale university students' talk about women and heterosexual relationships. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Mnguni, Mphikeleli Matthew (2000) The role of black consciousness in the experience of being black in South Africa : the shaping of the identity of two members of AZAPO. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Moodley, Prevan (1998) An exploration of the psychological significance of soap opera viewing. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Morey, Yvette Vivienne (2002) Counter-hair/gemonies : hair as a site of black identity struggle in post-apartheid South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Muirhead, Joanne (2001) An investigation of male and female cognitive ability on the WAIS-III. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Ndoro, Tinashe T. R. (2009) Attitudes and perceptions towards TB in Grahamstown East in a time of HIV/AIDS. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Netto, Lauren Joy (2000) The development of a pro forma document for use in police rape investigations in South Africa. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Oberholzer, Selina Sofia (1997) Breaking the karmic complex : the role of transpersonal phenomena in psychotherapy with an adult survivor of child abuse : a clinical case study. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
Pattison, Stuart (2012) The development and implementation of a mental toughness training programme for young cricketers. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Poulos, Tessa (2011) Relational processes enabling the balancing of academic work and motherhood : a grounded theory study with academic women at a South African university. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Ramabulana, Ronald Thifulufhelwi (1991) Bantu education : the black teacher's lived experience of conflict. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Read, Gary Frank Hoyland (1993) A qualitative study aimed at describing & interpreting the changing symbolic meanings of HIV/AIDS which encountering HIV-positive patients introduces into the personal & professional identities of selected health care professionals. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
Rees, Christopher Lewis (1998) An examination of patients' responses to framework breaks in psychotherapy in an institutional context. PhD thesis, Rhodes University.
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Van der Riet, Mary Boudine (1993) Mediation and the nature of cognitive socialization in the crèche and the home in a black rural context. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
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Zitianellis, Marina Sophia (2004) An exploration of health professional's perceptions of the role of clinical psychologists. Masters thesis, Rhodes University.
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We are grateful to all of the volunteers who worked tirelessly to gather the 1,601 signatures to put the Community Preservation Act on the ballot this fall. It's now time to focus on Nov. 6.
We learned that there is both much support and much confusion about the CPA and over the next several weeks will seek to get the facts out on this proposal. To start with, there have been changes to the act in the past years that are important for Salem residents to know:
The Legislature made key modifications to the CPA since 2007 when Salem rejected it. First, the revised law allows funds designated for open space to be spent on recreation and capital projects having to do with open space other than just open space acquisition. In our densely populated city, this change is significant. Every neighborhood has a park, and many have capital needs far beyond what we can reasonably expect to fund out of the city's operating dollars. This means that CPA funds can be used to fix and improve those parks.
Second, the Legislature, recognizing the growing support statewide for CPA, for the first time funded $25 million toward the state's matching funds. This is a huge improvement designed to increase the state match to communities. This also means that even more Salem taxpayer funds are going into this fund regardless of whether or not we choose to adopt CPA for our own community. Adopting CPA continues to be the only way for our city to receive the matching funds from the state.
Over the next nine weeks, our community will have a conversation about the CPA and whether or not we wish to invest in the resources which make our community so attractive as a place to live, work and visit. On behalf of the Salem Community Preservation Alliance, thank you to the volunteers who worked hard to collect signatures, thank you to the voters who signed the petition and thank you to the city councilors who supported putting this before the voters.
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A vehicle crashed into a Joy of Learning Center in Woodlawn Saturday afternoon.
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The woman driving the Mercury was taken to a nearby hospital to be treated for minor injuries, police said. No one was in the building at the time, and no other injuries were reported.
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CLEVELAND — Norma G. Aliff, age 73, passed away on Sunday, July 21, 2013, after a short illness.
Norma was born on March 11, 1940, in Sunbeam, W.Va., the daughter of James Lewis and Eliza Belle (Gartin) Clark.
She was preceded in death by two sisters, Donna Smith and Shirla Peyton; four brothers, James, Alfred, Ruford and Clifton Clark; one grandson, Matthew Robinson; and one great-great-grandson, Audio Bishop Ferguson.
She is survived by her husband, Harry D. Aliff of Cleveland, Ohio; three children, Deanna (Kevin) Keener of Bloomingdale, Ohio, Gordon (Kathleen) Womack and Thomas (Dennise )Womack of Eastlake, Ohio; two step-children, Harry (Debbie) Aliff of Cleveland and Debbie Aliff of Sarasota, Fla.; 15 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild; and several nieces and nephews. She is also survived by two sisters, Bereda (Wilmer) Willis of Orwell, Ohio, and Edith Leslie of Cleveland, Tenn.
She held a special place in everyone's heart and will be sadly and dearly missed by all who knew her.
Visitation will take place on Thursday, July 25th, from 6 to 8 p.m. at THE PAINE FUNERAL HOME, INC., 140 E. Main St., Orwell, Ohio 44076, with a Funeral Service to be held 10 a.m. at the Funeral Home on Friday, July 26th, officiated by Pastor James Walden. Burial will follow at the Orwell North Cemetery, Orwell, Ohio.
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Frank "Chip" Celestino, MD Family & Community Medicine 1920 West 1st Street, Piedmont Plaza IWinston-Salem 336-716-WAKE
Medical Degree: University of Rochester School of Medicine Residency: Madigan Army Medical Center Fellowship: University of North Carolina Board Certification: American Board of Family Medicine (CAQ in Geriatric Medicine)
Question: What brought you to Wake Forest Baptist?
Answer: I grew up in Rhode Island and was trained in the Northeast and Northwest. After 10 years as an academic military physician, I decided to leave the military and pursue an academic career in the civilian world. My wife and I had two small children at the time and since my wife's family had retired to Durham, I thought it would be ideal to find an academic position in North Carolina. Also, as an avid basketball fan, I wanted to become involved with an ACC school. Wake Forest University fit the bill perfectly.
Q: What are your clinical specialties?
A: I am board-certified in Family Medicine and have an added certificate of qualifications in geriatrics. In addition, I have had extensive procedural training and serve as one of our department's "proceduralists" who perform and supervise sigmoidoscopies, colposcopies, IUD placements, vasectomies, nasopharyngoscopies, cardiac stress tests, and minor skin procedures such as biopsies and contraceptive implantations. Another of my key roles is serving as the chairman of our Medical Center's Bioethics Consultation Service.
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By Tom Bone
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PRINCETON — Debbie Ball is leaving on her own terms.
The girls' head basketball coach at Princeton Senior High School for an even 30 years is retiring as a teacher and coach effective with the end of the spring term.
She said Tuesday, "It takes a lot of energy to coach the game the right way, and I didn't want to short-change it at all, especially in our (Mountain State Athletic) conference, the way we travel."
"You know, I've never really had a break," she said. Referring to the year-round grind of improving a team's skills, scouting and planning, she said, "You don't have a summer, you don't have Christmas, you don't have any of that. I just figured, well, it's time to see what that's like."
She said her plans now call for "odds and ends, whatever you wake up feeling like doing. I'll just see. I may be bored to death the first year, but I'm going to at least attempt it."
In her 30 years running the Tigerettes, she compiled a 410-286 record, winning 68 percent of her games. The 1997-98 squad recorded a perfect regular season and ended 20-1 after a loss at the state tournament.
Princeton competed in the state tournament five times, including the just-completed season, and made the regionals 11 times.
She praised her students' dedication to basketball at the Mercer County seat.
"You put your heart and soul in it, and you want them to do the same. And basically, the kids here do that," she said. "I've been lucky to have kids that were willing to give up their time — and they have, and I guess that's why we've done so well."
"It's hard, because I'll miss working with the kids."
Ball started teaching elementary physical education in Mercer County 32 years ago. She has taught at Princeton High for the past 27 years.
She played basketball as a student at Princeton, where her father Ralph Ball coached the boys' basketball team to two state championships.
After graduating from Concord College (now University), she signed on for two years as an assistant coach for Ann Wells, who was one of her coaches as a player.
Debbie Ball wrote in her retirement announcement, "She will always be appreciated for allowing me to be her assistant and opening the door for the head coaching job. She inspired me to keep this program respected."
"When I played here, there was respect here, and I just knew that we had to run the program like that," she said.
The community responded.
Ball said, "We've always had pretty good support here. The past 10 years, I would say, we've gained a lot. Depending on what teams and the type of play that we had, I would hear people talk about how they enjoyed watching the girls as much as the boys."
"That talk started throughout the town and more people came to watch and they realized, 'Hey, they do a pretty good job out here.' So, our fan base has always been pretty supportive."
She has been an eyewitness to the evolution of girls basketball in West Virginia.
She said, "When I was a senior in high school, I think we were limited to 10 games (in the regular season) and then a county tournament."
"And then the SSAC (Secondary School Activities Commission) took it over. It's been on the upswing ever since then," she said.
For the girls and boys basketball programs these days, at least at Princeton, she said, "It pretty much is even, as far as the way your administration treats you."
"When I first started, there were a few schools that didn't have the benefit that we had. They wouldn't let their girls borrow the vans to go to games. But here at Princeton, we've always been fortunate to have kept it even."
Like all high school coaches, she has worked with students of different shapes and sizes who showed up without polished skills, and turning that gym full of teenagers into a team.
"That's actually the fun part," Ball said. "It's the fun part of coaching, is taking an athlete, and making her into the team concept of what you know you're going to have to do to win ballgames."
"I think if you try to skip around that and try to do it any other way, you don't really get the growth and you don't get that feeling of, 'Hey, you've taken this team and they're climbing that ladder and they go somewhere.' "
"It justifies you as a person, (as) a coach, to see that happen."
She gave an example.
"It's probably been 15, 20 years," she said. "I had a kid that could not dribble the ball without walking. She was one of those who was notoriously in the gym, wanting to get better. Well, she came in as a sophomore, and she ended up being the starting point guard, her senior year."
"You never forget kids like that."
She has been involved in dozens of college-signing ceremonies for her students and is aware of those life-altering possibilities — though it's up to the student to persevere.
She said, "The sport can take them and give them a four-year education, if they're willing to put the work in. We've put a lot of kids in college. Now, whether they stay with the program or not — we did our part in getting them there."
She said the process of sorting out her office in preparation for retirement is "kind of an odd feeling." After moving four bags of trash out of her work area, she said, "I told the custodians, 'I'm sorry.' "
She said she would never have thought as a Princeton grad that she would be ending a 32-year coaching career.
"No, I never thought I'd really last this long," she said with a smile.
"I've been blessed to be able to coach a sport I love," she wrote in her retirement letter. "To work with some amazing athletes. To be around people that have made the job easier and enjoyable."
"I would hope I have tried to make these young adults feel worthy ... that they all have a purpose. Once they feel self-worth and confidence, they have a way of achieving more goals."
"Education isn't always about textbooks and state tests. The young people today need to know you care about them."
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Longtime Tigerette coach Ball to retire
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A chance to realize a dream
Today in Seattle, one of Xander Bailey's dreams will come true.
Spartans' Sauvage credits players for coach of the year award
Above all, Matt Sauvage will remember the 2013-14 volleyball season as the year Greenbrier East reached the Class AAA state championship game.
Legends Dinner set for July 25
Once a year, some of southern West Virginia's biggest names get together.
Lusk taking time to relax with busy coaching schedule looming ahead
When the 2013-14 West Virginia high school Coach of the Year awards were presented two weeks ago in Charleston, the girls basketball winner was absent.
Westside's Jamie Lusk couldn't be there.
Determined Blankenship named Player of the Year
Choosing the area's best softball player from five outstanding nominees wasn't easy.
Shady Spring Summer Baseball Tournament
Eight high school baseball teams got together for the annual Shady Spring Summer Tournament that started Thursday.
Season to remember for Patriots' Adkins
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Drakes Bay at Point Reyes named national historic landmark
Published: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 at 5:23 p.m.
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Drakes Bay in the Point Reyes National Seashore on Wednesday became one of America's national historic landmarks, but the coveted designation did not exactly settle the debate over where Sir Francis Drake landed in 1579.
Drake Navigators Guild, a private research group that singled out the bay as Drake's landing point 60 years ago, said the landmark status "gives formal recognition" to their long-held premise.
Edward Von der Porten of San Francisco, the group's president, said the designation — announced by Interior Secretary Ken Salazar — was tantamount to official confirmation.
"We're very pleased the National Park Service has chosen to say yes," Von der Porten said in a telephone interview from London. "Were there any scholarly debate, this would not have happened."
However, the Interior Department's announcement describes the 5,965-acre Drakes Bay landmark area as the site of the "earliest documented" contact between Europeans and California Indians and the earliest recorded shipwreck on the West Coast, referring to the San Agustin, a Spanish galleon that sank in 1595.
A Park Service report calls it "the most likely site" of Drake's California landing during his circumnavigation of the globe.
The landmark designation is "an important aspect of the ongoing debate" over Drake's landing point, Park Service spokesman Mike Litterst said.
But the landmark nomination form "does not address the controversy regarding his landing site" and the designation "should not be interpreted as providing a definitive resolution of the discussion," he said in an email.
Von der Porten said that a host of experts agrees on Drakes Bay as the landing site, and if there were any "serious debate" it "would have stopped the nomination cold."
Drakes Bay is the answer to the Drake landing question "until somebody can prove otherwise," said Von der Porten, a maritime archeologist and historian who joined the guild in 1956. "That's what science is."
Drake, an English explorer and privateer, made a California landfall after 63 days at sea, sorely in need of provisions and a safe, sandy spot to repair the Golden Hind.
He built a fort and remained there for 36 days, and reported good relations with the Native Americans. Porcelain shards found at Point Reyes are part of the evidence that Drakes Cove, at the mouth of Drakes Estero, was the place.
Alternative locations, including Campbell Cove in Bodega Bay, are proposed by "one or two people," rather than a broad consensus of experts, Von der Porten said.
What's not disputed is Drakes Bay's value as a site for continued archeological investigation of the earliest West Coast contact between Europeans and Indians.
"There are few places in the United States where it is possible to learn about this initial contact and its consequences," a Park Service report said.
The landmark designation does not affect the commercial oyster farm in Drakes Estero, the Park Service said.
Among the 26 historic landmarks announced Wednesday were four others in California: the Cesar E. Chavez National Monument in Keene; Knight's Ferry Bridge in Stanislaus County; and the U.S. Post Office and Courthouse in both San Francisco and Los Angeles.
They now are among 2,527 national historic landmarks.
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Edna M. Printup, of the Tuscarora Nation, passed away on Saturday, January 19, 2013, in the Eric County Medical Center, Buffalo, NY.
She was a member of the Snipe Clan, born in Niagara Falls, NY, on January 6, 1950, the daughter of the late Stanley and Eliza (Cusick) Moses.
Edna was a cleaner at the Tuscarora Indian School for many years. She enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, doing beadwork and bowling.
Edna was the wife of the late Emmett Printup.
She is survived by one daughter, Elena (Wayne) Rice; two step-sons, Emmett (Tracy) Printup and Elliott Printup; a step-daughter, Evelyn Printup; six grandchildren, Elexis, Elijha, Eliza, Evonne, Ethan, Emma; three great-grandchildren, Hugh, Aaliyah, Harlen J.; one brother, Eugene "Oscar" Moses. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Edna was the mother of the late Eileen Printup and sister of the late Jesse and Jimmy Moses, Carol Patterson, Clara Moses, Yvonne Leighton and Reva Williams.
The family will be present on Wednesday from 10-12:00 PM at the Tuscarora Indian Mission, 5035 Walmore Road, Sanborn, NY, where funeral services will be held at 12:00 PM, with the Rev. Donald A. Robinson, Jr. officiating. Inurnment in Mt. Hope Cemetery on the Tuscarora Nation. Arrangements were made through the RHONEY FUNERAL HOME, Sanborn, NY.
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The Essence of Zen at Daitoku-ji
After walking along the Path of Philosophy in the morning I took a bus to what turned out to be my favourite part of Kyoto that I visited during my trip. Daitoku-ji (大徳寺) is a temple complex which contains more than twenty sub-temples and some of the finest examples of Zen architecture and design in Japan, including gardens and tea ceremony rooms.
Walking through a quiet bamboo and maple lined path I approached Koto-in; reputed to be one of the most beautiful sub-temples in the area.
As I wrote this sitting on the temple veranda overlooking the beautiful garden within its confines all I could hear was the chatter of birds in the trees and the distant voices of school children playing somewhere nearby. Lush green trees and a bamboo grove stretched out in front of me with a mossy carpet at the base.
Two strangers sat beside me enjoying the peace and quiet in silent contemplation. The zen monks must have been onto something when they built this place as it's simply divine.
It felt almost blasphemous to be typing away on my iPad and snapping pictures in a place like this but its aesthetic (and dare I say spiritual) allure is undeniable. Using iA Writer for iPad feels almost zen-like in itself so I was feeling a bit better about it!
In one corner a groundskeeper was sweeping the moss with a quiet precision and dedication which can only be found in Japan. In a place like this I can't think of a more pleasurable job.
Despite its small size the garden has been expertly crafted and around every corner there are hidden gems nestled within the foliage. When the maple trees turn colour in late November it's supposed to look spectacular.
The essence of Zen is attempting to understand the meaning of life directly, without being misled by logical thought or language. Although not being a Buddhist myself it's easy to see how a place like this provides the perfect setting for entering a meditative state through which enlightenment can ultimately be obtained.
I fantasize about living in a place like this one day surrounded by peace, tranquility and natural beauty removed from the distractions of modernity. I think I could quite happily sit here all day.
Inside the rooms are fairly sparse in keeping with the Japanese tradition of enabling a space to take on any function depending on the immediate requirements. Even the walls can be easily moved to reconfigure the layout.
Within the same complex Ryogen-in (龍源院) sub-temple is renowned for its dry landscape gardens (枯山水) which were first constructed in 1502. This unique style makes symbolic representations of natural landscapes using stone arrangements, white sand, moss and pruned trees. The act of raking the gravel into a pattern recalling waves or rippling water has an aesthetic function and Zen priests practice this to help their concentration.
This particular garden is known as Isshidan and sits in front of Hojo building which is perfect for relaxed viewing. The rocks on the left represent a mountain while the ones in the middle represent an island, with the moss being land or forest.
On the other side of the building another ethereal garden made almost entirely from moss can be found. It is said to represent mountains rising from the sea, the biggest of which symbolises the center of the universe.
After slowly wandering through some of the many sub-temples it was almost time for me to head back to Tokyo but I had just enough time to grab a scrumptious and healthy lunch at one of the small restaurants opposite the main east entrance.
I then headed back to Kyoto Station and took the wonderfully fast and efficient Shinkansen bullet train back to Shinagawa Station in Tokyo. If ever there was a model of how a train system should be, this is it.
And so drew to a close my first trip to Japan but I can guarantee not the last. Despite the high cost of travel here you can still get around on a modest budget if you're careful and for anyone who enjoys a mixture of mega cities and the natural environment you're spoilt for choice. I can't wait to get back.
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Tim Pallis
I am a danish writer. In spring my book in danish will be published. The title is Zen Æstetik. I have now permission from Koto-in and Ryogen-in to illustrate the book with photos from their temple. I have gotten the same permission from other temples. I like your photos from Koto-in and Ryogen in very much. I would like to use the two photos following each other from Koto-in and Ryogen-in. There is a short text between them: Inside the rooms are fairly sparse….. How can I obtain permission from you to use them. Pay for digital copies? The size should be as large as possible, because of printing.
With best regards
Tim Pallis
Hi Tim – I've send you an email separately about this.
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On September 1, 2012, an adult inmate was attacked at Baldwin State Prison in Hardwick, Georgia.
He had a sense of what was coming so he ran to a dorm entrance and screamed for help. Help didn't come.
Other inmates dragged the man to a bathroom where he was stomped, kicked and punched.
They tied his hands and poured scalding water on his groin and thigh. They forced a broomstick up his rectum.
Eventually, his assailants let him go, which -- amazingly -- puts that inmate in the lucky category. Lucky to be alive.
Thirty-three prisoners and one officer have been killed by other prisoners in Georgia since 2010, according to a report released Wednesday by the Southern Center for Human Rights in Atlanta.
The report details the attack on that inmate, and other attacks on other prisoners, and calls for the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate.
It says the Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) has failed.
Calls to the Georgia department were not immediately returned Wednesday.
"People who are supposed to be running our prisons have lost control," said Sarah Geraghty, senior attorney at the Southern Center for Human Rights. "It appears they either cannot or will not take appropriate steps to address the level of violence."
'Violent prisons teach and breed violence'
The violence is staggering and, according to the center's report, becoming more and more brutal.
In January, a prisoner at Coffee Correctional Facility in Nicholls, Georgia, suffered third-degree burns after boiling water was poured on his face and genitals, and bleach was poured into his eyes.
In February, a prisoner had three fingers severed by a man with a 19-inch knife at Wilcox State Prison in Abbeville, Georgia.
And just this week, an inmate at Augusta State Medical Prison in Grovetown, Georgia, died after being stabbed.
The problem, Geraghty said, is multidimensional.
One, prisoners have access to lethal weapons. Two, supervision and protective custody procedures are inadequate. Three, locks on some cell doors have been broken -- and left that way for years.
And on, and on and on.
"It has reached a point where nearly every day we receive calls or letters from someone who was assaulted or stabbed or beaten or raped in our state prisons," Geraghty said, stressing that inmates aren't the only ones in danger.
The conditions pose significant risk to correctional officers and to the public as well.
Last year, some 21,000 men and women were released from Georgia prisons, according to the report.
"Prisons are supposed to provide rehabilitation. But violent prisons teach and breed violence," it reads.
What could happen next?
A request for comment to the Department of Justice was not immediately returned Wednesday.
Besides launching an investigation, the department could recommend changes and pursue litigation.


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Derek Willis writes about congressional behavior, campaign finance and other topics for The Upshot, a Times politics and policy site. From 2007-13, he was a member of The Times's Interactive News desk, where he built and maintained political databases used in web applications on nytimes.com and in Times articles. Previously, Mr. Willis worked at The Washington Post, the Center for Public Integrity, Congressional Quarterly and The Palm Beach Post, specializing in using data to find and tell stories.
A graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, Mr. Willis teaches at Georgetown University on how to use data in reporting and is a regular speaker at journalism events. Find him on Twitter at @derekwillis and on Facebook at facebook.com/derekpwillis.
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Tiger Woods on the Mike Douglas show at the age of two with Bob Hope
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Tiger Woods on the Mike Douglas show at the age of two with Bob Hope
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He got a lot of pussy, that kid. Cost him a bit through.
cute cute cute cute……he looks more indian than black then…i know he is mixed a lot
just sayin
erm i can bend to your needs, just talk to me and tell me what you want
all yall acting hes god and doesnt make mistakes…he plays golf get out his personal life. i wanna see one of yall break the records he has broken
so he took on another pussy, so what? you guys are all assholes.
I'm going to be a whore monger when I grow up to.
great swing.. but a fucking chump!!! needs a good fucking slap!!!
better looking swing than most adults at age 2 LOL
He's never changed.
its sad all that talent and a european model literally beat it out of him lmao
That's Tiger? He didn't seem like a prick when he was two.
@N00bZsT4R It's hard to tell the sex of a monkey
I bet he had 14 two year olds then to.
No I think he said "how old is uh" while talking to Earl, then hesitated and decided to ask Tiger directly instead. Nobody has the full version where Bob Hope says "the kid is a dope fiend" in what most feel was a racist tone.
Wow he still looks the same now
Did that guy just say "How old is it ?"
Lots of jealous golfer-wannabes on here.. Don't hate him cuz you AINT him!
141 mistresses.
Wow, he still talks the same!
What ever happened to this kid? Probably peaked too early and is an accountant or something.
Here's the video of his hypnotist/handler…oops I mean "therapist" discussing Tiger.
Tiger here at admits he doesn't remember making his golf shot, only remembering he was there on the green….very interesting you are making history in golf YET you dont remember making the shot at all? You have to be told you made the shot or you have to watch it on TV to see it? hmmmm…
here's the video I hate EARl for what he's done.
When asked what he would do if he was not playing golf. Tiger responded….I'd like to work with children. that's my second love after Golf. I bet if left alone, Tiger would have done something relating to the development of children. However we will never know. Earl Woods had this boy subjugated to Drill Sargeants, military exercises that GALVANIZING HIS MIND. Had Tiger listen to subliminal tapes and what you don't know: exposing Tiger Woods to Porn at a very early age.
@McKee2587 He's not a man-whore….He's a programmed bot. See Bob Hope there? Well Bob HOpe is a known MIND CONTROL PROGRAMMER…Earl woods? oh that's his FATHER….I HATE THIS MAN NOW THAT I KNOW WHAT HE HAD TIGER GO THRU…..EARl is an ex-Green Beret that worked closely with people who knew how to manipulate the mind. Since he loved Golf and since he wanted to live vicariously through his son, why not make it a guarantee by programming the boy since age 9 months to love what he loved.
thats what you get with a stage door dad: turned the boy into a very cute
Frankenstein monster and now he's even complete with the village after him with their pitchforks the only question is will there be a sequel now that we have seen the monster burn in the e3xplosion or is he really truly and really truly you know really truly done


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— By BRIAN SMITH
Weatherford American Legion Post 163 held dedications for its new post location and adjacent flagpole during ceremonies Friday morning.
The post, now located at 200 Cartwright Park Road, was previously located on Eureka Drive. Post members had been trying to raise money to move the post to a new location for a number of years. First Vice Commander Brett Johnson, who has been with the post for five years, said after working with local real estate agent Jamie Bodiford-Brinkley, the land was purchased and construction began on the more than 5,500-square-foot facility.
Bodiford's father, James Hudson Bodiford, a former Legion and VFW commander and civic leader, was co-honored with the dedication of a flagpole along with former Post 163 Commander, U.S. Speaker of the House and Weatherford Mayor Jim Wright. The two men became best friends and neighbors over the years. A metal placard honoring the two men and their accomplishments has been ordered and will be placed at the flagpole.
In his keynote remarks, Wright said the Legion has encountered its hardships and difficulties over the years but was pleased about the new location.
"This is the best American Legion post I've ever seen," Wright said. "I'm grateful for the site and the people that were involved in it. I salute you and congratulate you for your efforts."
Before the ribbon cutting, Weatherford Chamber of Commerce President Tammy Gazzola said the facility was beautiful and provided veterans a place to come and congregate.
Members of the post and ladies auxiliary, county and chamber officials took part in the ceremony. County Judge Mark Riley, himself wearing a U.S. flag-adorned shirt, said having the dedication on Flag Day was only fitting.
Riley said our personal liberties are being attacked daily, both from outside interests and from within. The military defending our liberties makes him proud to be an American. The proud history of the military is something that needs to be passed on to future generations.
"Passing the future along is something that's so important to me," Riley said. "We all need to make sure this generation isn't forgotten. If we don't work at keeping our liberties, we will for certain lose them."
Post Chaplain Chuck Katlic said the dedication was a "special day for the legion." He asked God to continue to "allow the post and the legion to continue to prosper."
After the ribbon cutting, a dedication for the new flagpole was held. A U.S. flag that flew over the former location was raised to fly one last time and then lowered and retired before a new flag was raised to fly over the venue.