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Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer recently announced that Ellen M. Drake has joined the Residential Services Group as a residential portfolio manager in its Glen Allen office. She will manage a portfolio of residential multi-family properties in the metro Richmond and Hampton Roads areas. Drake graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University and served as the director of property management for Monroe Properties in downtown Richmond. Drake holds the Certified Apartment Manager (CAM) designation from the National Apartment Association and is currently enrolled in the Certified Property Manager (CPM) curriculum through the Institute of Real Estate Management.
The Retail Merchants Association has announced the three finalists for the 2012 Distinguished Retailer of the Year Award: Paul Carr, CEO of Car Pool Car Washes; Pat and Bobbi Heaney, owners of Mango Salon; and Richard Fowlkes, owner of Peter-Blair, Inc. Car Pool, with locations throughout Richmond, including Henrico, won Richmond Magazine's "Best Car Wash in Richmond" 2009-2012. The business opened a new store location in 2011 and has installed a new point of sale system and undergone major renovations of other key store locations. Mango Salon, whose second location is in Short Pump, has shown exponential growth since 2003. The business has been listed in Salon Today Magazine's "Top 200" seven consecutive years. It was also named "Best Hair Salon" in Virginia Living's "Best of Virginia 2012." The three finalists were selected for their outstanding success in areas of their businesses and community involvement. The winner will be announced Dec. 7.
Jumpology has leased 17,451 square feet at 10087 Brook Rd. near Virginia Center Commons. Morgan Trible with Commonwealth Commercial Partners, Inc. represented the tenant in this transaction.
Henrico resident Amanda Jonas recently was inducted as the 2013 president of the Central Virginia Chapter of Community Associations Institute (CAI). She also received the 2012 Chapter Award, which honors a member who has made outstanding contributions to achieving the Chapter's goals. Jonas currently serves as the regional director of community management for Genesis Community Management, the internal association management company for HHHunt, and handles the day-to-day operations of several of the Community Associations established by HHHunt. In her work with HHHunt Communities, Jonas coordinates the drafting of the start-up documents for new Community Associations and assists with the entitlement process.
Local choral group seeks volunteers
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Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
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There are some great events this weekend in Henrico that will take your mind off the incredible heat. Highland Springs residents are invited to a Neighborhood Block Party with music, games, food and giveaways. The Tuckahoe Square Dance Club will host a dance at Pinchbeck Elementary School. There are still a few spots left for a free women's self-defense class at The Academy of Kung Fu. And the Pocahontas Chapter of the Virginia Native Plant Society will continue its Sunday Strolls at Dorey Park. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Running Time: 83
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Cast: Cal Jammer, Marissa Malibu, Kiss, Taylor Wane, Tony Tedeschi, Christina Appleigh, Tami Monroe
Critical Rating: AAA
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Tony Tedeschi dreams about blondes. I dream too, but about baseball. I'd like to dream about blondes, but I don't want to miss my turn at bat. Tony dreams up Taylor Wane, who give him one hot dream session. Then, with surfing buddy Cal Jammer, Tony sets out to track down real blondes. To make sure they're not the bleached variety, Tony and Cal must check out their bushes.
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Nigel's Eco Store was originally founded by Nigel in 2005 before moving to Yorkshire in 2015. We started very small but thanks to you our customers we've become the largest independent online eco retailer in the UK.
Nigel set up Nigel's Eco Store, because he wanted to do something positive, and make a difference. When he started, he used to pack the orders on his kitchen table and take them on the bus to the post office every day. Nigel's Eco Store has grown a lot since those early days, but we still continue to be inspired by clever eco products and innovative ideas every day. At Nigel's we are always on the lookout for new fun, functional and desirable items that solve environmental and energy saving challenges.
Nigel's Eco Store is now the largest independent online eco retailer and averages around half a million visitors and two million page views a year, selling a range of innovative eco products, from adopt-a-beehive kit - where customers can buy shares in a beehive and receive freshly-produced honey from their share – to LED lighting. Other popular products include the rechargeable cork bottle light, which transforms empty drinks bottles into lamps, to bamboo socks and the waterpebble – a device which helps conserve water and money by telling you when it's time to get out of the shower.
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AIDA's mechanical presses, 30 to 4000 tons, provide one of the industry's most diversified product lines. AIDA features gap, straightside, progressive die, high-speed, transfer and cold forming, press automation, total turnkey packages and advanced technology servoforming systems. With nearly 90 years of stamping innovation, AIDA uses its engineering application expertise to equip customers with turnkey solutions from design to first production run. As a technology partner, AIDA is able to provide flexible metalforming solutions to fit any job.
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Para obtener más de una servoprensa, un formador de metal necesita entender el proceso de formado, conocer el potencial de la prensa y entender las tolerancias críticas para las partes. Con esa información en mente, el manufacturero puede esperar que la servoprensa le brinde resultados de estampado de calidad.
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Cavalier may refer to:
- Cavalier, a supporter of the Royalist cause during the Wars of the Three Kingdoms
- Cavalier poets of the English Civil War Poet
- Cavalier Parliament (1661-1679) Restoration Parliament
- cavalryman
- paladin, in some contexts
- knight
- Virginia Cavaliers (historical)
- Cavalier Telephone and TV a, U.S. internet and telephone company
- Cavalier Records, a defunct American record label
- Cavalier Chocolate, a Belgian chocolatier making only chocolate products without adding sugar
- Cavalier, principal male role in The Nutcracker ballet
- A cavalier, or kavalyé, is one of the dancers in the Dominican folk dance bélé
- René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle (1643–1687), a French explorer best known as "La Salle"
- J.M.A. Cavelier de Cuverville (1834–1912), a vice admiral of the French Navy after whom Cuverville Island is named
- Alain Cavalier (born 1931), a French film director
- Marie Cavallier (born 1976), second wife of Prince Joachim of Denmark
- Nita Cavalier (1906-1969), American silent film and stage actress.
- Cavalier, North Dakota, a city
- Cavalier County, North Dakota, a county
- Cavalier Air Force Station, a United States Air Force installation in North Dakota
- Cavalier Tower, a tower in Qrendi, Malta
- Cavalier (comics), a DC Comics supervillain, a minor enemy of Batman
- Cavalier (magazine), a Fawcett Publications men's magazine
- Cavalier (Nedor Comics), a Nedor Comics superhero from the Golden Age of Comics
- Cavalier (Dungeons & Dragons), a warrior designation available to players of Dungeons & Dragons
- Cavaliers and Roundheads, a set of rules for English Civil War miniature wargaming
- The Cavalier, an American pulp magazine later merged with The All-Story
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- Cleveland Cavaliers, a professional basketball team in the United States
- Virginia Cavaliers, any of the University of Virginia's athletic teams
- New Zealand Cavaliers, the unofficial New Zealand rugby team which toured South Africa in 1986
- The Cavaliers Drum and Bugle Corps, a modern drum and bugle corps from Rosemont, Illinois
- Cavalier F.C., Jamaican football team
- Cavalier FC, Bahamian football team
- The Cavalier flying boat, lost in 1939
- Cavalier Mustang, a civilian-modified version of the North American P-51 Mustang aircraft
- The Cavalier range of yachts produced by Cavalier Yachts in New Zealand
- Chevrolet Cavalier, automobile in the US
- Vauxhall Cavalier, automobile in the UK
- AMC Cavalier, a symmetrical show car with interchangeable body panels
- Mk VII Cavalier tank, a British cruiser tank during World War II
- Cavalier (N&W train), operated by the Norfolk and Western Railway between Chicago and Norfolk
- Cavalier (Canadian train), operated by Canadian National Railway and Via Rail Canada between Montreal and Toronto
- Cavalier (PRR train), operated by the Pennsylvania Railroad between New York and Cape Charles, Virginia
- MacFam Cavalier, a homebuilt aircraft design
- Cavalier (fortification)
- Cavalier (grape), another name for the white French wine grape Len de l'El
- Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, a breed of small toy dog
- Cavalier perspective, an oblique projection (a way to represent a three-dimensional object on a flat drawing)
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- Hilltop Manor (The Cavalier Apartment Building), historic building in Washington, D.C.
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Released: Apr 08th, 2009
Running Time: 150 Min.
Director: John Leslie
Companies: John Leslie Productions, Evil Angel
Distribution Companies: Evil Angel
DVD Extras: Cumshot Recap, Still Gallery(ies), Trailer(s)
Cast: Steve Holmes (I), Audrianna Angel, Shayne Ryder, Mark Wood, Madelyn Marie, Marco Banderas, Alec Knight, Charisma Cappelli, Carolyn Reese, James Deen, Ahryan Astyn
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Newcomer Madelyn Marie is featured in John Leslie's latest voyeuristic adventure.
John Leslie has a cast of elegant looking babes for the latest installment of his long-running voyeuristic series. Madelyn Marie is the showcase starlet and Leslie spends a little private gonzo time with her before Carolyn Reese and James Deen arrive to turn it into a three-way. Leslie sneaks off and captures the action from his trademark voyeuristic angles.
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Paul Lambert's side moved ahead on 22 minutes after a sustained period of pressure when Ciaran Clark rose to power home Barry Bannan's cross from close range.
Newcastle were struggling to break down Villa, but managed to retrieve a point from a difficult afternoon courtesy of a thumping drive by Hatem Ben Arfa that left visiting goalkeeper Brad Guzan - who had an assured afternoon after replacing the dropped Shay Given - with no chance on 59 minutes.
Indeed, it was Guzan who finalised the point for his side when he leapt across his goal five minutes into injury time to prevent Yohan Cabaye's free-kick from finding the back of the net.
Villa will be happier with the point having lost 1-0 at West Ham and 3-1 to Everton in their opening couple of matches of the new campaign.
Aston Villa have gone 13 Premier League matches without a win, which is a new record in the top league for the club, but the nature of this performance will surely encourage their manager as the players head off for the international break.
Newcastle United were without Ryan Taylor, who is set to be missing for several months with the knee injury he suffered during the Europa League win over Atromitos.
With James Perch also missing due to injury, there was a place on the subs bench for 18-year-old Gael Bigirimana, who would replace the injured Danny Simpson after he departed the action with a hamstring strain. Otherwise, it was an unchanged selection from the side that started in the 2-0 defeat at Chelsea eight days earlier.
Newcastle saw plenty of the ball early on, but it was Villa who threatened first before they scored with Tim Krul making a couple of decent saves to repel Darren Bent on 19 and 20 minutes.
Guzan made his first save of note on 31 minutes when he somehow managed to throw a leg at the ball to prevent Papiss Demba Cisse's shot from beating him after some neat work by Demba Ba out wide.
Cisse headed wide of the goal a minute into time added on in the first period. Villa were looking comfortable until Ben Arfa finally found his range to thump a blistering effort high beyond the despairing dive of Guzan.
It was Newcastle's 999th Premier League goal and suddenly the home fans began to sense the 1,000 being the winner here.
Both sides began to find space the longer the game progressed in sweaty and exacting conditions with Stephen Ireland flashing a volley wide of goal on 78 minutes that could have sealed all three points for the visitors. In the final analysis, a draw was about the right outcome.
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The fourth studio album from Atlanta's Deerhunter is set for release on September 24, through 4AD.
Since signing to the label just two years ago, the band has released a double album (Microcastle and Weird Era Cont.) and a five-track EP (Rainwater Cassette Exchange) as well as numerous unofficial tracks that have appeared on their blog.
Halcyon Digest took just a few weeks to complete in June. It was recorded at Chase Park Transduction in Athens, with Ben H. Allen helping to co-produce. Its final track, 'He Would Have Laughed', was recorded separately by Bradford Cox at Notown Sound in Marietta, and is dedicated to musician Jay Reatard who passed away earlier this year. The band collaborated with the Memphis musician in 2008 to release a split 7" where they covered each other's songs.


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What Do Dreams Mean?
Just as there are varying opinions as to why we dream, there are also different views as to what dreams mean. Some experts say dreams have no connection to our real emotions or thoughts. They are just strange stories that don't relate to normal life.
Others say our dreams may reflect our own underlying thoughts and feelings -- our deepest desires, fears, and concerns, especially recurring dreams. By interpreting our dreams, we may be able to gain insight into our lives and ourselves. Many people say they have come up with their best ideas while dreaming, so dreams may be a conduit of creativity.
Often people report having similar dreams -- they are being chased, fall off a cliff, or appear in public naked. These types of dreams are likely caused by a hidden stress or anxiety. While the dreams may be similar, experts say the meaning behind the dream is unique to each person.
Therefore, many experts say not to rely on books or "dream dictionaries," which give a specific meaning for a specific dream image or symbol. The particular reason behind your dream is unique to you.
Although scientists can't say for sure what dreams mean and why we dream, many people find meaning in their dreams.
Why Do Nightmares Occur?
Nightmares, or bad dreams, are common in children and adults. Often nightmares are caused by:
- Stress, conflict, and fear
- Trauma
- Emotional problems
- Medication or drug use
- Illness
If you have a recurring nightmare, your subconscious may be trying to tell you something. Listen to it. If you can't figure out why you are having bad dreams, and you continue to have them, talk to a qualified mental health care provider. They may be able to help you figure out what is causing your nightmares and provide tips to put you at ease.
Keep in mind that no matter how scary a nightmare is, it is not real and most likely will not happen to you in real life.
What Are Lucid Dreams?
Have you ever had a dream where you knew you were dreaming during your dream? This is called a lucid dream. Research has shown that lucid dreaming is accompanied by an increased activation of parts of the brain that are normally suppressed during sleep. Lucid dreaming represents a brain state between REM sleep and being awake.
Some people who are lucid dreamers are able to influence the direction of their dream, changing the story so to speak. While this may be a good tactic to take, especially during a nightmare, many dream experts say it is better to let your dreams occur naturally.


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There was a store, but it was discontinued pretty fast. They're given out occasionally for miscellaneous things (e.g. the person who guessed when SO would hit 1m questions got one), but I think that's the only way now, they're not sold anymore
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Current research in Social Sciences and Public Policy
This page outlines some the current research being undertaken by academic staff in the AUT School of Social Sciences and Public Policy.
Last updated: November 2015.
- Digital media in children's and adolescents' lives
- Antarctica, Governance and Cryopolitics — Jane Verbitsky
- Science Diplomacy — Jane Verbitsky
- Fighting Saved My Life: Narratives of Female Fighters on Violence and Femininity — Dr Antje Deckert
- State and Society in Greece, Ireland and Portugal — Dr Kate Nicholls
- 'Sexing' Indonesia — Associate Professor Sharyn Graham Davies
- Politics in Hard Times: The Impact of the Eurozone Crisis — Dr Kate Nicholls
- Attitude Strength, Persuasion, and the Prediction of Behaviour — Dr Jay Wood
- Neo-Colonial Criminology: Decolonising Research Methods and Academic Discourse and Fighting Saved My Life: Narratives of Female Fighters on Violence and Femininity — Antje Deckert
- Public Trust in the Police and Recent Reforms to the Policing Act 2008 — Dr John Buttle
- Child witnesses in the NZ criminal courts: A comparison of lawyers' and intermediaries' assessments of a child's cross-examination — Kirsten Hanna
- Community Profiling — Charles Crothers
- World Internet Project (WIPNZ) — Charles Crothers
- Illusory Experiences — Dr Erik Landhuis
- Faculty funded Research projects — Charles Crothers
- International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioural Sciences — Charles Crothers
Digital media in children's and adolescents' lives
Children and adolescents are increasingly exposed to various forms of digital media. Ironically, in this 'information age', we actually understand very little about how the emergence, and rapid growth, of digital media impacts on development and wellbeing.
Dr Erik Landhuis and Professor Charles Crothers together with Associate Professors Erica Hinckson and Dr Wendy Wrapson from the Centre for Child Health Research, NIPHMHR, Health and Environmental Sciences, are exploring digital media use by New Zealand children and adolescents, and investigating the health and social consequences of digital media use by this population.
The initial phase involves conducting secondary analyses of data from two large longitudinal surveys; and a field research project to examine the physiological effects of sedentary behaviour.
Antarctica, governance and cryopolitics
Jane Verbitsky's current research focuses on Antarctic governance. Because of the lack of a sovereign government in Antarctica, the continent is governed through a unique, multilateral condominium governance system known as the Antarctic Treaty System (ATS).
"I have a particular interest in the key ATS decision-making group, the twenty eight Consultative Parties, and the tourism policy framework they have created in the white continent."
"Tourism in Antarctica has increased significantly since the 1980s, but I have argued that ATS tourism initiatives have not kept pace with real-time changes."
She says that the Consultative Parties need to urgently address and rectify this situation (preferably through a dedicated Tourism Convention) in order to maintain their legitimacy as the self-designated stewards of Antarctica.
Another set of Antarctic research interests lies in cosmopolitan democracy and environmental justice, and how these ideas relate to the composition of the ATS decision-making group and to Antarctica's role and status in the international system.
"There are some compelling, unanswered questions around these cryopolitical issues — for instance, is Antarctica an international commons, a global commons, or is it a Common Heritage of Mankind? Is the ATS the most appropriate governance system for the continent, or should Antarctic governance be overseen by the United Nations as the most globally representative inter-governmental organization?"
Science Diplomacy
Dr Jane Verbitsky is working on science diplomacy projects that consider the potential utility and efficacy of this specialist form of public diplomacy in the contexts of international relations (the NZ-ASEAN relationship) and conflict resolution (the NZ-Fiji relationship).
Science diplomacy has been practiced by states for decades (albeit often under differing nomenclature), but has recently received academic attention internationally as a diplomatic tool with particular relevance and application in the current era of global politics.
Scholars have suggested that the end of the Cold War and bipolarity has ushered in a new period in international relations (the New World Order) that is particularly suited to the projection of soft power, and cultivation of cooperative bilateral and multilateral relations between states. Scholars have also noted the critical place of science and technology in dealing with common global issues (such as climate change, alleviation of disease through 'poverty vaccines', oceans pollution, and decommissioning of nuclear weapons) and, thus, the salience of science and technology in contemporary statecraft.
Fighting Saved My Life: Narratives of Female Fighters on Violence and Femininity
With this study Antje Deckert seeks to approach violence in a more holistic way than criminological research traditionally does. Instead of focusing on illegal violence only or women as the victims of violence, this study looks at why women engage in legal violent behaviour, i.e. combat sports like Muay Thai, and relates the commitment to the sport to past violence experiences in childhood and intimate partner relationships. The study is grounded in a narrative understanding of self-making, meaning that individuals form their identities through narrative.
State and Society in Greece, Ireland and Portugal
Dr Kate Nicholls completed a book in 2015 titled "Mediating Policy: Greece, Ireland and Portugal Before the Eurozone Crisis".
This project looks at the extent to which these three countries adjusted their social and economic development strategies in order to meet the labour market policy challenges associated with the requirements of 'knowledge based' economic growth, during the 1990s and early 2000s.
"I argue that the ability of each country to meet these challenges relied, in part, on the construction of mediating institutions capable of balancing functions of genuine consultation with the effective incorporation of interest groups."
"It also looks at the implications of the existence of these institutions and processes for how Greece, Ireland, and Portugal have coped with the post-2008 global financial crisis, which led to an explosion of government debt and an associated political crisis in each of these three countries.
'Sexing' Indonesia
Associate Professor Sharyn Graham Davies says sexualities of Indonesian societies are multifarious, complex and constantly changing. Dominant ideals of female and male sexuality, and heteronormativity, are propagated by state, cultural and religious institutions whilst they are also continuously contested by popular culture and the everyday sexualities of Indonesians.
Indonesian sexualities are negotiated in a dynamic era paradoxically characterised by conservatism, liberalism and the accommodation of diversity. Public and private sexualities frequently diverge and the performance of multiple sexualities is increasingly evident.
Men have sex with men while maintaining relationships with their wives and other female lovers. Lesbian sex workers service predominantly male clients. Gay Christian groups meet to discuss their spirituality and their sexuality. School girls perform chastity while pursuing backstreet sexual liaisons.
The vast majority of Indonesians still marry in heterosexual unions, but little is known or enquired about their sexualities and how they conform with or contest state defined sexual roles and identities.
Calls for sexual modesty abound in public dialogue, and yet the consumption of sexual stories and scandal is a popular entertainment choice purveyed through mass media and a social fascination with celebrity sexualities and lifestyles. Indonesia's reformation era (era reformasi) has expanded spaces for explicit debates of sexuality.
With generous funding from AUT, Associate Professor Sharyn Davies (AUT) and Dr Linda Bennett (University of Melbourne) are hosting a workshop entitled Sexing Indonesia: Sexual Subjectivities, Politics and Subcultures of the Reformasi era. The key outcome of this collaboration is a peer reviewed, edited book by the same name to be published by Routledge. The workshop will run from 5-7 November.
Politics in Hard Times: The Impact of the Eurozone Crisis
Dr Kate Nicholls along with Debrin Foxcroft of the University of Waikato are assessing the impact of the post-2009 Eurozone Crisis on the "quality of democracy" in Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, and Spain. It develops an analytical framework that outlines and operationalises several dimensions of democratic quality and presents some tentative conclusions not only about the political impact of the economic crisis in each country investigated, but also about why the quality of democracy in some countries has suffered more than others as a result of the crisis.
"Drawing on Tocqueville, we argue that the more things change, the more they stay the same," says Dr Nicholls.
"In short, countries that faced the crisis with a greater reserve of democratic quality built up over time weathered the storm better, whereas those with an already depleted stock suffered further erosions in terms of democratic quality."
Attitude Strength, Persuasion, and the Prediction of Behaviour
Much of the current research Dr Jay Wood is conducting involves the attitudes that people hold. We have attitudes and opinions about a great many things in our environment; in fact, when it comes right down to it, we probably have some sort of evaluation about almost any product, person, or idea that we can think of.
Whereas some of these opinions are very strong and difficult to change, others are weaker and more susceptible to influence. What are the qualities and properties that make some attitudes more persistent over time, more resistant to change, and more impactful on our thoughts and behaviours?
One topic in social psychology that has been hotly debated over the years is whether people's attitudes and opinions can be used to predict their behaviour with any reasonable accuracy, or whether we are better off simply looking (for example) at what their friends are up to.
Thanks to science, we now have a firm answer to that question: "It depends." Nevertheless, I am interested in expanding that answer. When are people's attitudes good predictors of behaviour, and why? How can we better measure attitudes to make more accurate predictions?
I am also currently researching how the content of persuasive messages affects attitudinal processes.
Over the past several decades, researchers have made great strides in understanding when people are likely to be persuaded by the arguments contained in a persuasive message, and alternatively, when they are likely to be swayed by things that are less relevant to the topic at hand (e.g., the attractiveness of the source).
However, we know less about the features of the message itself that might make it more or less impactful in specific circumstances. When are fictional stories more persuasive than rational arguments? When does the logical structure of an argument matter?
Neo-colonial criminology: decolonising research methods and academic discourse
This research, undertaken by Antje Deckert, seeks to determine quantitatively how prevalent the employment of 'silencing research methods' and the use of 'othering discourse' is in contemporary criminology. It is underpinned by a theoretical framework that connects discourse and power and views scholarly research as a distinctive means of exercising social control.
Fighting Saved My Life: Narratives of Female Fighters on Violence and Femininity
Antje Deckert looks at how women who engage in violent aggressive behaviour, like combat sports, are one of the most stigmatised groups in society because they contradict societal gender norms and expectations of feminine passivity and fragility. Therefore, women who train and compete in violent sports encounter negative attitudes and behaviours. This study seeks to explore why women engage in combat sports such as Muay Thai and seeks to relate the commitment to the sport to past violence experiences in childhood and intimate partner relationships. It is grounded in a narrative understanding of self-making, meaning that individuals form their identities through narrative.
Public trust in the police and recent reforms to the Policing Act 2008
Dr John Buttle is focusing his research on a number of distinct areas in criminology via collaborations with colleagues that will result in future publications.
"I'm investigating the effect that controversial incidents have on public trust in the police," Says Dr Buttle.
"I'm involved with a comparative project that examines how independent New Zealand's police complaints process is after recent reforms, and future research will investigate recent reforms that resulted from the Policing Act 2008.
"With colleagues, I'm seeking funding for future research on policing in Indonesia. I'm writing groundbreaking articles about policing in rural New Zealand."
Child witnesses in the NZ criminal courts: A comparison of lawyers' and intermediaries' assessments of a child's cross-examination
Dr Kirsten Hanna and Dr Emily Henderson (independent researcher) have conducted successive analyses of court transcripts, which show that the way children are cross-examined in the New Zealand criminal courts is likely to reduce the quality and quantity of children's evidence. Recurring criticisms centre on the language used and the tactics of traditional cross-examination. The purpose of this study is twofold.
The first aim is to explore the differences and similarities between UK-based registered intermediaries' and New Zealand defence counsels' judgements about the appropriateness of the language used in the anonymised transcript of a child's cross-examination.
The second is to probe the legal participants' perceptions of the rationale underlying the tactics employed. The ultimate aim is to contribute to the slowly evolving debate over what might constitute a best-practice cross-examination (namely, one which is fair to both the defendant and the child witness).
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Charles continues as methodological advisor and team member with a concentration on methodological issues and focus group exploration. See the World Internet Project section.
Illusory experiences
Dr Erik Landhuis: Each of us has a subjective experience of the objective world 'out there'. The subjectivity of that experience leads to inter-individual variations of how that world is perceived. Those perceptions result in representations and interpretations, which in turn lead to decisions, intentions, and behaviours.
The more the subjective experience deviates from the objective reality, the more it can be said to be illusory. It is likely that the magnitude of those illusory experiences is somewhat adaptive and serves us well. However, too little or too much of the illusory experience is likely to result in poor decision-making and maladaptive behaviours.
I am currently designing a series of studies investigating the magnitude of illusory experiences (including auditory and visual illusions, apophenic phenomena, and illusory or perceived control) and how variability of illusory experiences between individuals predicts coping, self-regulation, and health behaviours. I think creativity may also be implicated.
Faculty-funded Research projects: Charles Crothers
- Pacific gatherings (funded by Pacific studies centre): The aim is to better understand the nature of collective gatherings participated in by Pacific groups in public places in Auckland. Fieldwork over summer has been completed.
- Services for the Elderly — a secondary analysis of responses for older people across a set of appropriate NZ surveys has been carried out together with a literature review of NZ studies of the elderly has been carried out and materials for the policy review in relation to older people in NZ have been assembled. Appropriate community services data-bases of Auckland organisations have been scoured for the names of organisations/services which are particularly orientated towards older people; a draft questionnaire has been drawn up and an AUTEC application is in the process of development.
- Food Consumption Patterns in NZ 1997-2009 (funded by Centre for Food Studies). A draft has been completed indicating profiles of food consumption in relation to life-styles.
- Characteristics and Concerns of New Zealand's Pacific Populations (funded by Pacific Studies Centre) — assembly of appropriate data-sets to obtain a sufficient sample has been completed and socio-demographic profiles of each Pacific island grouping developed.
International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioural Sciences
Professor Crothers has been commissioned to write several chapters for the second edition of the Encyclopedia of Social and Behavioural Sciences — these were published in 2015 by Elsevier. In particular areas of his expertise and in a couple of cases to more urgently fill gaps in the line-up of authors:
- Collective Memory and Biography
- Sociological Traditions.Social Structure: history of the concept.Biography: Robert Dahl
- Biography: Jon Elster
The second edition of the International Encyclopedia of Social and Behavioral Sciences, first published in 2001, will take full advantage of advances in electronic publishing.
As in the 1st edition, articles in the 2nd will be written by top international researchers, professors, and scholars. The articles will reveal the dynamics of current thinking about a given topic and discuss how it relates to other subjects.
The 2nd edition will include new pedagogical features (abstracts, suggested readings, cross-references). The 2nd edition will include articles on rapidly evolving subjects (psychology, neuroscience, evolution, artificial intelligence, human/computer interaction etc.).
New Zealand Social Research Methodologies
Charles Crothers says this program of research is being done to describe and evaluate the methodological practice of social science research in New Zealand. Particular reference is made to New Zealand specificities (since methodological practice is broadly comparable across the world).
Work on this programme has included:
- A Guide to Researching New Zealand Society (21 pages/128kb)
- A Community Profiling Service (35 pages/250kb)
- A finding list of NZ surveys (25 pages/200kb)
- Finding List of Variables in Major NZ Surveys
- Review of Social Reporting in NZ
- Review of the methodological experience of surveys in NZ (Read an earlier review in 1970s)
- On cell-phone only households and current survey sampling issues
- Description and analysis of flows of funding in NZ social research.
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Mayor de Blasio, in Low-Key Role, Sticks to Script at Democratic Convention
Mayor Bill de Blasio spoke for seven minutes; political insiders have speculated that his role may have been different if he had endorsed Hillary Clinton early on.
July 28, 2016, Thursday
New York City Wants to Move 16- and 17-Year-Olds From Rikers Jail to Bronx Center
The plan, which faces a lengthy review, would reconfigure a center that now holds 14- and 15-year-olds, and send the younger inmates to a youth center in Brooklyn.
July 21, 2016, Thursday
Donations Slow for New York's Politicians, According to Reports
New York politicians are reporting low fund-raising figures in the latest declarations.
July 16, 2016, Saturday
New York Officials Were Warned About Lifting Nursing Home's Deed Limits, Report Says
A city agency cited communication breakdowns surrounding Rivington House, which was sold to condominium developers.
July 15, 2016, Friday
Mayor de Blasio, Informed by His Family, Steps Into Debate on Race
The New York City mayor continues to push for changes in police tactics meant to bridge the gap between law enforcement and minorities.
July 13, 2016, Wednesday
Wright Concedes to Espaillat in Primary for House Seat
In the contest to replace Charles B. Rangel of Harlem, Adriano D. Espaillat is likely to become the first Dominican immigrant elected to Congress.
July 1, 2016, Friday
After Congressional Primary, Harlem's Reign as a Power Base May Be Over
Upper Manhattan's congressional seat has long been identified with Harlem and black political power. That has changed with the apparent victory of Adriano D. Espaillat in the Democratic primary.
June 30, 2016, Thursday
Adriano Espaillat Is in Position to Replace Rangel and Become First Dominican in Congress
Mr. Espaillat declared victory with a lead of more than 1,000 votes with 97 percent of the scanners reported, but State Assemblyman Keith L.T. Wright, who was running second, refused to concede.
June 29, 2016, Wednesday
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Dominican Candidates in New York Tout Their Pioneer Status, but History Is Complicated
Adriano Espaillat or Guillermo Linares could become the first elected member of Congress born in the Dominican Republic. But earlier politicians also claim a Dominican heritage.
June 28, 2016, Tuesday
Congressional Hopefuls Face Off in New York Primaries
With several incumbents retiring this fall, the races for their seats could determine how big a majority the Republicans hold in the House of Representatives.
June 27, 2016, Monday
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New research which could help conserve sharks has confirmed that many of the ocean predators are probably completely colour blind.
The joint study by The Universities of Western Australia (UWA) and Queensland looked at the visual adaptations of two species of wobbegong sharks, which are also known as carpet sharks.
Wobbegongs spend most of their time on the sea floor and hunt mostly at night using an unusual sit-and-wait ambush strategy, the journal The Royal Society's Biology Letters reports.
The European Parliament is set to vote next week on a complete ban on shark finning. After six years of debate, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) will finally be voting on amendments aimed at closing loopholes in the current shark finning regulation (final vote in plenary is due to take place in October).
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A FLoating Home In The Florida Keys
By Peter W. Fong
Published: September 14, 2003
I believe that the shark came after the oysters and Champagne, but I could be wrong. We were anchored near an unfrequented islet about a half-dozen miles inside the southern boundary of Everglades National Park -- and perhaps twice that from our holiday port in Islamorada. We were far from the lights of the Overseas Highway, far from T-shirt shops and real estate agents. Far enough to forget petty details like day, date and time.
The sun was sinking in that intemperate fashion I find only in the Florida Keys. Which is not to imply that the sunsets at our Montana home lack beauty or spectacle. But when the spring sun slips behind the Gallatin Range, 10-year-old Dave and I do not shed our baseball mitts. My wife, Sarah, does not drop her hoe. For better or worse, we've grown accustomed to alpenglow. Only 6-year-old Marina routinely makes time to attend the approaching dusk.
And yet, on our first evening aboard the rented houseboat, we all gathered on the aft deck to watch the sky. Without that familiar bulwark of mountains, the horizon looked almost naked. What we could see was water, interrupted by the low relief of a mangrove key, and then more water -- miles of it, yearning westward with the planet's curve.
In that expansive seascape, the sun's dwindling orb drew our gaze and held it. We all stopped what we were doing, whether it was shucking oysters, slicing limes, tempting snappers with a baited hook or practicing an arabesque. Together, we watched the water engulf the sun, with no less fascination than we might have given a snake swallowing an Easter egg.
A few moments of luxury amid other luxuries. A temporary forsaking of one indulgence for another. None of them principally dependent on personal influence, alternating current or retail commerce. Not simple pleasures, since the feeding behavior of a roseate spoonbill, and the sweet succulence of fresh stone crab and the sight of one's frequently timid daughter paddling a kayak are devoutly complicated experiences. But pleasures that -- through some confluence of good weather and good fortune -- would provide the pattern for our week's stay among the islands.
Into this abundance swam the shark. Though we did not know it at the time. Our knowledge was limited to the parabolic bend in Dave's fishing rod, to the complaint of the reel as something powerful raced away from the boat. Definitely not a snapper, I thought, since even the largest bayside snappers will not overtax a serving plate. Privately I was hoping for a tarpon, a legendary fish that achieves human size and life span. We had hooked three already, losing each in turn during an acrobatic leap. But this fish did not jump, sullenly guarding its identity.
To improve our perspective, we climbed to the rooftop deck of our 42-foot craft. Dave cranked on the reel handle, while the rest of us shaded our eyes against the setting sun. Or was the sun rising? Now I think it might have been morning, although I can't be sure. I remember that the light had a rusty tinge as I scanned the shallows, trying to see beneath the surface. Fewer than 200 yards to the southeast, the white shapes of egrets roosted in the taller mangroves.
I don't know why the chronology should seem so difficult. Had we eaten snapper grilled with ginger and cilantro on the boat's gas barbecue? Or were we anticipating a breakfast of sea trout and grits? Because this was my first encounter with a houseboat, I was unprepared for its hypnotic effects. In my experience, overnights at sea typically involved some measure of inconvenience, if not outright discomfort. But the good ship Wahoo, built in 1995 (and therefore newer than all three of our cars), afforded the niceties of an efficiency apartment. On twin pontoons.
It's hard to be unhappy with clean sheets, hot showers, a working refrigerator, a pair of two-person kayaks and the manifest bounty of Florida Bay. Harder still to recall the precise order of each blissful moment, every pleasant meal. There's something about the self-contained freedom of houseboat life that defies schedule. At least this much I remember clearly: Dave's twig arms straining, then the gray dorsal fin and broad, blunt snout of a bull shark.
As fears go, my fear of sharks is relatively underdeveloped. Although I've eaten a few, not one has yet offered to return the favor. I am much more afraid of losing my luggage, for example, or of dragging anchor in a northeasterly blow. There are few movements more soothing than the lullaby of a hull at rest, and none more disquieting than the subtle roll indicating slippage. That motion always wakes me like an alarm.
Both Sarah and I had felt it a few days earlier, in that gray murk before daybreak, off Bottle Key. I opened a sliding door and stepped from the master bedroom to the deck. Judging from the dim bulk of the island, we hadn't drifted far enough to provoke apprehension, but the winds had undeniably shifted.
On the previous afternoon, we had anchored in a light southerly breeze, then kayaked across the mangrove-studded flats that Robert Porter Allen described in ''The Flame Birds.'' Allen camped on Bottle Key -- known then as Bottlepoint Key -- in the winter of 1939, while conducting an ecological study of the roseate spoonbill. His book was one of two I read during my plotting for this trip. The other was Kathryn Hall Proby's ''Audubon in Florida,'' which includes most of the painter's notes and letters from a five-week visit in 1832.


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Russia suspended on Friday the operations of Red Wings, controlled by liberal billionaire Alexander Lebedev, after the company's passenger jet crashed in December killing five of its crew members.
The state air transport agency said it was suspending the company's operations because Red Wings was experiencing financial problems which precluded it from ensuring proper maintenance of its fleet.
"Red Wings is experiencing a deficit of financial resources to ensure the current operations," Rosaviation said following a probe into the airline after the December 29 crash.
The state watchdog said that the probe had exposed "numerous significant violations in the organisation of flights, technical maintenance of aircraft, training of pilots and other shortcomings."
The flights will be suspended from Monday, said the statement, encouraging those who were set to fly with the company in the near future to return the tickets.
Lebedev whose company operates a fleet of modern Tu-204 jets said the state watchdog was suspending the company's operations without a reason.
"Russian officials decided that the Tu-204 is dangerous and because we are the only company to fly Tu-204 planes they decided to suspend us and not the plane type ," he told AFP.
Speaking on Echo of Moscow radio, he denied that his airline was struggling financially and added the suspension of its operations would effectively mean the end of the company.
In a separate statement, Lebedev whose family owns Britain's The Independent and Evening Standard dailies and part-owns Russia's most critical opposition newspaper Novaya Gazeta suggested the move was part of an ongoing campaign to discredit him.
Last year he was charged with hooliganism after he punched a guest on a television show and now faces up to five years in prison. A Moscow court is scheduled to open the trial against Lebedev on Thursday.
In a tweet on Friday, Lebedev alleged that the head of the powerful Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, was behind the state aviation watchdog's decision.
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all of a sudden, at the top of my site there is a line of text which says:
it's not been there before - and I've touched nothing (honestly)
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all of a sudden, at the top of my site there is a line of text which says:
it's not been there before - and I've touched nothing (honestly)
any ideas???
Have you tried:
- deactivating all plugins to see if this resolves the problem? If this works, re-activate the plugins one by one until you find the problematic plugin(s).
- switching to the default theme to rule out any theme-related problems?
OK - here's what I did.
checked all plugins one by one - no change
I use the default theme so I switch to Classic - problem goes away (of course so does all my styling)
I switch back
I upgrade to 2.9.1 - problem persists
If I check the source code on the page I can sse this line of text - it's right there after the end tag of the head section.
How did it get there? I have no idea...
I also have no idea where to go in my theme files to edit this line out.... any pointers would be most welcome - I look at the various files in the theme editor and I can't see where the head section is generated... (?)
// </style>

this is the source code from the page....
Have a look at your header.php file.
Anything suspicious looking there? If you've not changed anything, well...
and there it was!
<?php wp_head(); ?>

I have no idea where that came from - but I've deleted it and we're back to normal...
thank you for that - I had not looked at the header.php since I had thought that it was for the header area only
Someone wrote on the wordpress.com site that they suspect that the pages are hacked: http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/possible-hijacked-pages
I'm curious to know if anyone has any more information on the origin of this issue.
I came across the INCLUDE_DATA message on one website for a friend two days ago, glad for the tips on this post about header.php because I could edit out the hacked changes, one thing though, I had 400 links embedded into the site linking to http://word.op.org/ all movie downloads, anyone else had this? Is it a problem with the theme, WordPress or ISP? I'm up to date with allplugins and WP version.
I came across the INCLUDE_DATA message
the site has been hacked
you will need to do more than just remove code from header
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World Bank commitments to Georgia since 1992 total $1.6 billion. In February, the bank described Georgia as a "unique success" in tackling corruption, saying that reported crime fell more than half between 2006 and 2010.
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