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In order to create a "Safe workplace" culture, the educational system, which is the foundation of the entire Group, and the level of stratified training are improved for increasing the knowledge of all employees, and it enables them being aware of health and safety. In FY2014, we investigated the content of the education given at each site as the basic knowledge that employees possess varies from country to country, and found that the shared knowledge on health & safety varied from site to site. Therefore, we identified key educational issues and prepared education materials based on information collection from the ILO (International Labour Organization) and other sources, held training for educators at the sites, and started an education program that is common across the group with the aim of having all employees possess the same knowledge on health & safety. From now on, we will continuously improve the education systems and implement activities to ensure that all employees are conscious of health & safety and take actions based on such knowledge.
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Reaching for the world's standard level
In order to reach the world's standard level of machine safety operations, reviews of "Machine Safety Standards," which specifies risk prevention commonly acknowledged for production machine, have been initiated, and we have been working on the improvement of the evaluation accuracy based on the standards. In FY2014, realization of a safety circuit configuration and safety measures during transport of machine were added to the Machine Safety Standards for the purpose of standardization. In addition, we trained our employees to be machine safety experts (Safety Sub-assessor Certification) to assist safety assessors and strengthen the operation system of machine safety activities. Further reviews of the standards will be initiated, and the standards will be evaluated from the machine safety experts' point of view.
Standardization of procedures for safe work
We listed potential dangers in all operations, and we have been establishing and reviewing procedures so that operators can work in a safe and hygienic environment. In FY2014, in accordance with the basic rules for the entire Group, we have extracted and introduced tasks that require lockout and tagout. In addition, we have established a rule for ergonomics measures, started the identification of tasks that put excessive burden on the human body, and also started implementation of measures against them. The ergonomics measures will be implemented in compliance with the new basic rules.
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In order to strengthen our safety check system, we have been improving our Occupational Health and Safety Inspection (Health and Safety patrol), the extraction of problems, and implementation of measures against them based on the Genba, Genjitsu, Genbutsu (actual place, actual situation, and actual product) principle. in FY2014, an audit team consisting of health and safety experts was formed, visited sites, and checked the implementation status of the health and safety basic rules from the same viewpoint and based on the same standards. In addition, we gave improvement instructions to sites and persons in charge in the field based on excellent case examples of top runners to reduce gaps in the level of activity. From now on, focusing on risk extraction and measures during irregular work, we will conduct checks based on the Genba, Genjitsu, Genbutsu principle.
①Maintaining low incidence ratio for mental health problems
It has been over 10 years since the group introduced a mental healthcare program. Efforts such as "counseling" and "support for leaving of absence and returning to work" have taken root. In FY2014, following "line care training" for acquisition of basic knowledge on mental health, we gave training for harassment prevention to all managers and supervisors. We have also continuously implemented stress checks by means of the web system to enable employees to "find their own stress and address it". Counselors, nurses and public health nurses are available for individual counseling for those who have been identified as having high stress in the stress check. In addition, we also started self-care training in small groups under the themes of "communication experience," "counseling on experience" and "coping with stress." We will continue to promote activities that focus on promoting mental health so that it is possible for all employees to work in good health with early detection and treatment of any problems.
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G1 : Incidence Rate
②Keeping down abnormal checkup findings
In order to keep down abnormal checkup findings, we continue to provide (1) exercise guidance, (2) health guidance and (3) nutritional guidance, promoted mainly by nurses and public health nurses at each site. For recovery from lifestyle-related diseases, we have established and are running a health improvement program for those who have been identified as in need of health guidance from the results of regular health checks. In FY2014, we gave exercise lessons. We gave a lecture on the importance of periodical exercise and locomotive syndrome to motivate the participants to start exercising. We will continue to promote activities that focus on preventing and improving lifestyle-related diseases so that it is possible for our employees to work in good health.
*Locomotive syndrome
This refers to the phenomenon of becoming susceptible to falling and bone fractures caused by bone or joint disease, loss of muscle strength, and deterioration of body balance capability. A person with this syndrome is at high risk of becoming unable to live independently and requiring nursing care.


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The maxi dress is so beloved because of its ease and versatility. The long, flowing dresses can be worn casually during the daytime or with more glamorous accessories for an evening look. Maxi dresses are often manufactured at a length that is considered average. So, if you're on the petite side, the dress will likely be too long. If that is the case, there are a few things you can do to make it shorter without the use of scissors. That way, you can still enjoy the ease of maxi dresses without altering the garment itself.
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Check the tag on your dress to see if it can be machine washed. Cotton materials will naturally shrink as a result of washing them in hot water and then drying them on a high heat cycle. Do this and you'll see your maxi dress shorten almost instantly. If it's still not short enough, you can use other methods in combination with this one until you're happy with the results.
Pair your maxi dress with platform shoes or wedges. These types of shoes can add inches to your height and keep the long dress from sweeping the floor when you walk. The dress itself won't get any shorter, but at least you'll be able to walk without tripping over the hem.
Shorten the length of a maxi dress by wearing a belt around your waist. Cinch the belt in tight enough so that some of the fabric is caught by it. Pull the dress fabric slightly upward and let it drape casually over the belt until the hem is at a place you're comfortable with.
Use iron-on hem tape to take a few inches off the length of the dress. This works especially well if you're pressed for time and would like to avoid the method of cutting and sewing a new hem. To use the tape, flip the dress inside out, fold the hem up as many inches as are necessary, apply the tape, and then iron over it so that it adheres to the dress. Of course, if the label on your maxi dress forbids ironing, this method should not be used.
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IN THIS paper we shall describe the gross and microscopic appearance of the lesions found in the rotator cuff of the shoulder in the condition commonly termed subdeltoid bursitis with calcification. We shall also describe briefly the changes which occur in the walls of the bursa and occasionally in some of the adjacent muscles in this condition but shall make no attempt to describe other types of lesions which may occur in the subdeltoid bursa (rupture of tendons of the rotator cuff, infections, rheumatoid-like inflammation and the dry adhesive chronic periarthritis of the shoulder).
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Ok, I read the article. I understand that ingesting flouride isn't good, but what about flouride treatments that you don't actually ingest? My parents were always really good about us getting our flouride treatments twice a year, and I guess that is something I will have a hard time backing off of.
From the research I did a few years ago, to be honest, it is really hard to get any reliable information. However, ultimately I decided that I was ok with surface flouride treatments, once my child is older, since they have at least been shown to have positive effect. However, our water company recently voted to start adding flouride, so given that, I am not sure I will do the surface treatments since we won't be able to avoid it. UUGH
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Yeah, after I did a lot research on fluoride and it's side effects, I started using flouride free tooth paste and buying spring fresh water with no add fluoride.. They add fluoride to even a lot of bottled water so you have to do your research and look into which one actually comes from a spring and isn't just filtered in a factory...
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If you spend $1 a day on a jug of water, this will pay for itself in a year. Plus you can't always know if the bottled water has fluride, as PP said. I can't believe we've gone without one for this long. Our tap water reeks of chlorine and that's all gone now. My DH would barely drink water before, now he loves the taste. This also just seems like a good idea since no power is needed and if there is a water break or you can't get pressure in an emergency, this will always work! You can put nasty pond water in it and it'll still be fine.
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Seaweed flies (Coelopa frigida) inhabit piles of decaying seaweed on the seashore. All populations so far studied have been found to be polymorphic at the alcohol dehydrogenase locus (Adh). This article reports an attempt to identify some of the forces of natural selection that may be maintaining this polymorphism. First, the genetic determination of the rather complex isozyme system is described. Several inbred lines homozygous at the Adh locus were derived and the biochemical properties of their allozymes compared. Significant differences in both specific activities and thermal stabilities were found between ADH allozymes. A simple experiment is reported in which individuals with different Adh genotypes were cultured in competition with each other in the presence of elevated levels of ethanol. Although the presence of ethanol resulted in greater mortality, there is no evidence that it was selective with respect to the Adh genotypes. The possible relevance of these results to the maintenance of the Adh polymorphism is discussed.
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NM looking into http://www.permadi.com/tutorial/cssGetElementUnderMouse/index.html seems interesting.
Is there a way to get the id or properties of an object from mousing over it without adding any additional code to the object itself. Like if I had an image:
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<3 I did not realize that was valid in IE. Thanks Eric!
Alright, still lost here, I get the setting of the attribute for firefox, but for IE I still get the problems.
I tried even object.onclick=function(param); but I get a "not implemented" error...
I could be wrong, but unless you add up the specific elements(16 per line etc)and lines manually, I don't think it's possible. If you do a objectInCreation.offsetHeight it will likely yield 0 since...
You need to attach getElementById to the document so it should always be:
You mean the height of something that is non existent? Or do you mean your adding an object via DOM and just haven't appended it yet?
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If you want a fade effect it will require a bit of work, but for a simple mouseover effect, its easy.
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innerHTML is depricted and should not be used as it can cause unpredictable products, check out W3.org
There are quite a few problems on this page, is this an assignment for a class to debug this?
to my knowlage onbeforeunload is the only way to halt a close. You could make a paramater to disable the alert before submitting, or rather when submitting.
setTimeout("countdown("+a+","+b+","+c+","+d+")",1000); should work as long as all vars are defined.
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You'll need to use something server side to do this efficantly. You COULD make thumbnails of every image and rename them all. But with PHP you can do all that with code only
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I've used that way many times I wanted to find a way to make a universal delay function, not one that has to be customize. Also the Joke code I was refering to was off a different thread.
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Tony Martin
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Casbah (1948) is a musical film directed by John Berry, starring Yvonne DeCarlo and Tony Martin, and released by Universal Studios.
Casbah is a musical remake of Algiers (1938), which was in turn an American remake of the French film Pépé le Moko (1937). The plot, which follows that of the 1938 film faithfully, deals with Pépé le Moko (Tony Martin), who leads a gang of jewel thieves in the Casbah district of Algiers, where he has exiled himself to escape imprisonment in his native France. Inez (Yvonne De Carlo), his girl friend, is infuriated when Pépé flirts with Gaby (Märta Torén), a French visitor, but Pépé tells her to mind her own business. Detective Slimane (Peter Lorre) is trying to lure Pépé out of the Casbah so he can be jailed. Against Slimane's advice, Police Chief Louvain (Thomas Gomez) captures Pépé in a dragnet, but his followers free him. Inez realizes that Pépé has fallen in love with Gaby and intends to follow her to Europe. Slimane knows the same and uses her as the bait to lure Pépé out of the Casbah.
Cast and roles[edit]
- Yvonne De Carlo - Inez
- Tony Martin - Pépé Le Moko
- Peter Lorre - Slimane
- Märta Torén - Gaby
- Hugo Haas - Omar
- Thomas Gomez - Louvain
- Douglas Dick - Carlo
- Herbert Rudley - Claude
- Gene Walker - Roland
- Curt Conway - Maurice
- Katherine Dunham - Odette
Cast notes:
- Eartha Kitt plays an uncredited bit part.[3] This was her film debut.
The film was made by Marston Productions, Tony Martin's production company. The Bank of America lent $800,000 to finance the film; Universal provided some of the balance.[2]
The film only recouped $600,000 of its negative cost. Universal succeeded in getting a court judgment against Marston of $350,000. They bought all rights to the film at public auction for $5,000. This purchase was subject to an unsatisfied lien against the property of $195,000 to the Bank of America.[2]
In 1949, the film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song for the song "For Every Man There's a Woman" by Harold Arlen (music) and Leo Robin (lyrics).
- ^ DRAMA AND FILM: Noyes Poem Purchased; De Carlo, Martin Lead Schallert, Edwin. Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File) [Los Angeles, Calif] 09 June 1947: A7.
- ^ a b c d COLBERT SIGNED FOR LEAD IN 'EVE': Mankiewicz to Direct Film for Fox--Studio Revives 'American Guerrilla' Bids $5,000 for "Casbah" By THOMAS F. BRADY Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES.. New York Times (1923-Current file) [New York, N.Y] 04 Feb 1950: 19.
- ^ http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/70401/Casbah/
External links[edit]
- Casbah at the Internet Movie Database


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When I'm connected to two networks with separate routers using Wifi and Ethernet, how does my Mac know what connection to use when I visit a website?
From the Apple Support database article regarding network connection priority:
In that support article it is also described how you can change the priority order of network connections in System Preferences.
It's in your Network Preferences. Here's screen shots from 10.7.3.
Access the settings from the gear at the bottom of the network type sidebar.
Choose "Set Service Order..." to drag them into the preferred order.
I recommand you to never use a configuration where you may have at the same time different interfaces up on the same machine. You won't have any easy knowledge and control of this dual connectivity.
This may lead to huge difficulties to analyse even the simplest network trouble.
This may also cause loops within company or personnal networks very hard to diagnose. For example, have a look at the following command:
which will show you if
As much as possible define locations with the interface you know you want to connect to and switch on the right one at will:
When 2 (or more) interfaces (for example
Ethernet and
Wi-Fi) are flagged green (Connected) within:
one way to know which one you are taking to reach the outside is the following line command (within a
While this is true for some applications, what I experienced when I had connected my iMac to two ISP's - one wifi and another through LAN - applications like uTorrent and Games could apparently use both networks simultaneously. I got more download speed than individual connections and in case of multiplayer games, I could connect to servers with less lag and latency.


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Skiers spend the bulk of the World Cup season in Europe, which means months of packing and unpacking bags, dealing with foreign languages, calculating exchange rates -- Are you kidding me? The dollar fell against the Euro again? Do you know how much that makes a pint of Hoegaarden? -- and celebrating Christmas with teammates rather than family. ("There is no mistletoe," two-time Olympian Scott Macartney said. "It's an all-men's team.")
But before that long stretch across the Atlantic begins, there is the Birds of Prey, the only men's World Cup Alpine event in the United States. Up here high in the Rockies above Beaver Creek, Colo., the accents are familiar, the beers are priced in dollars and you're more likely to hear John Denver than "The Happy Wanderer."
"It's our one race at home," U.S. team skier Marco Sullivan said. "It's cool to display what we do for the home fans, and it's a good send-off before we go to Europe for the season. On top of that, it's just a great course. No matter where it would be, it's just fun to get on this hill every year."
Opened in 1997, the Birds of Prey is where Bode Miller and Daron Rahlves took first and second in the downhill in 2004, the first time two Americans had ever finished 1-2 in a World Cup downhill event. It's where Hermann Maier won eight times, including the downhill and the super-G in the 1999 World Ski Championships. And it's where reigning World Cup champ Aksel Lund Svindal crashed to end his season two years ago, then came back to win the downhill and super-G last year.
"It's absolutely special," said U.S. team member Jeremy Transue, who has skied here more times than he can count. "It's the only race that my family and friends can get to, and it's really cool to come down in a race. You hear people cheering everywhere, but here, it's really loud and you know it's all your friends and your family and that makes it a little more special."
"I'm always psyched to be here," U.S. skier Andrew Weibrecht said. "To be at home anywhere is great, but especially Beaver Creek. It's an unbelievable venue, and they put on a great race. There is no other course like it. You don't catch that much air that often."
The downhill course starts at 11,400 feet in elevation and drops more than 2,500 feet to the finish line with an average grade of 23 percent, and sections of 45 percent, turning the Birds of Prey into Birds of Prayer.
"TV doesn't do it justice," Macartney said. "It's high speed, and the steepness is kind of hard to describe. When you come up to the Talon and Brink area of the course, the world just falls away. You see the other side of the valley, and you don't see anything else."
Last winter's stock market index didn't have as steep a downward profile. What's the grade like? "You take your hockey rink," Macartney said, "turn it on edge and ski down it."
"This is an awesome downhill course," 2006 Olympic gold medalist Ted Ligety said. "The top starts off flat. It's kind of calm up there, but it's not that easy because there is so much terrain and they build in so many rolls, and then you break over that pitch, and it's super-steep and it comes at you really quick. You have to change modes instantaneously. Then you have some long, gliding turns, and then the jumps come, and they keep coming at you. The last 30 seconds of the course is only three or four turns, and it's just huge jump after huge jump."
T.J. Lanning suffered season-ending knee and neck injuries this past weekend at Alberta's Lake Louise (the only other World Cup event in North America this year), but the U.S. team still heads into the Birds of Prey with what should be one of its deepest teams. Ligety won the combined at the 2006 Games in Torino and four World Cup races after that. Steven Nyman has a World Cup downhill victory and several other high finishes. And this Bode Miller guy you might have heard about returned to the team in October. Several on the U.S. team said as many as eight American skiers could have podium finishes this season.
Plus, the team has the home-course advantage this weekend. The super-combined is Friday, the downhill Saturday and the giant slalom Sunday.
"The hill is awesome for us," Ligety said. "It's always a plus for us. It's great to take those European skiers out of their element and have them living out of duffel bags and eating hotel food, as well."
What? The bill doesn't include the service charge? We also have to leave 20 percent tip? What kind of country is this?
Jim Caple is a senior writer for ESPN.com. He can be reached here. His Web site is at jimcaple.net.


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At that price with a 5mm shaft it is a steal
Do you think that setup will be good for bashing and just raising some ****... All I do is run it with my wife and our 4 year old daughter I just want one slash built some and my wife truck will be stock with a back up stock motor.
that will work. I do the same just bash with my wife and 8 year old daughter.
Cool I want something that will do good **** the stock is fine for what I'm doing but what guy doesn't wanna upgrade for better lol. Now I need to hope my 1st order got canceled, working today so it's hard to call and being a Sunday I say I have zero luck.
lol whoops my bad .. Well I order that sv2 and was told no no no bad choice. so being a weekend and I'm at work I did everything online on my phone. I have emailed to cancel a order and wanna place a new one. And I'm going to order that mommba max pro. So I'll find out how it does I guess.
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is it more powerful than stock? llike top end wise and all that
just remember, it's summer and things run alot hotter now, so check your temps often.
I race Associated, I bash Traxxas. 28 years in RC
Awesome all you guys on this thread I started have been very helpful I hope I am able to talk to someone Monday and make sure the 1st order is canceled and the Neu-Castle 1410-3800kv motor combo is on order!! And I'll run temp checks a lot and I rarely run hard or fast for too long!!
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Professor Ruth Finnegan
Professional biography
MA, Dip Anthrop, BLitt, DPhil (Oxon), FBA
Research interests
- The comparative sociology/anthropology of artistic activity (especially verbal art and music), communication, and performance
- Debates relating to literacy, 'orality' and multimodality
- Amateur and other 'hidden' activities, including knowledge production and nonverbal communicating at a distance
Current research includes:
- Local radio in Fiji, with special reference to music, linking with colleagues' work on migrating music's and the BBC World Service.
- The study of 'entrancement': investigating a range of innovative sources and methods concerning dreams, telepathy and nonverbal communicating at a distance.
- As anthropologist, experiencing and reflecting on narrative- and poetic-creation from dreams (under name of Catherine Farrar)
- Editing classical texts for a wider readership (Greek and Latin)
Recent publications
A selection of my research publications can be viewed at The Open University's Open Research Online.
The 'Oral' and Beyond: Doing Things with Words in Africa, Oxford, James Currey; Chicago, University of Chicago Press; Scottsville, University of KwaZulu-Natal Press, 2007.
Why do we quote? The culture and history of quotation, Cambridge, Open Book, 2011.
Oral Literature in Africa, 2nd [illustrated] edition, World Oral Literature Series, Cambridge: Open Book, 2012 (print and kindle, audio/visual material as part of the World Oral Literatore Project )
Thoughts and Reflections: Language, Literature and Performance. Milton Keynes: Callender Press, 2012.
Studying Oral Texts, A Handbook for Researchers, CreateSpace, 2012.
Music and Creation, Milton Keynes: Callender Press, 2012.
Beyond the Walls: Researchers Outside the University (ed.) CreateSpace / Callender Press 2013.
The search for African orality, Callender Press, 2012
Communicating, 2nd updated edition with new chapter (suitable for course adoption), Routledge 2013.
'Language as talisman: a story of dreaming and waking', Journal of British Association for Applied Linguistics 2012
'Dreams and communication revolutions: A personal exploration', Compaso (Journal of Comparative Research in Anthropology and Sociology), 2012
' "Oral literature": a case of dissolving boundaries?', in Jasmina Nicolic et al. (eds) Advances in Oral Literature Research, Belgrade: Aula Virtual Belgrado, 2013
Where is Language? Bloomsbury 2015
(ed.) Entrancement. The Integration of Consciousness in Dreaming, Death and Music: A New Approach, University of Wales Press ( in press)
In preparation
From there and thither to here and hence: the moving story of Fiji music, monograph submitted to Wesleyan University Press, Music/Culture series.
New editions of earlier oral literature books now out of print to be published as e-books.
Early Irish Kingship; A Contribution to Anthropological History The Secret Lives of Taxi Drivers The Shared Mind: Living in Dream, Knowledge and Music (for Garn Press, 2016)
Published books
Survey of the Limba people of northern Sierra Leone, Overseas Research Publication No.8, 1965.
Limba stories and story-telling, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1967, Reprinted, Greenwood Press, Connecticut, 1981 (new edition in preparation).
Oral Literature in Africa, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1970; paperback OUP, Nairobi, 1976. Japanese translation (chapter 1) 1971 (2nd (illustrated) edition, Cambridge Open Book Publications 2012).
Modes of thought. Essays on thinking in Western and non-Western societies (ed. with Robin Horton), Faber and Faber, London, 1973.
Oral Poetry: Its Nature, Significance and Social Context, Cambridge University Press, 1977, illustrated; paperback, 1980; 2nd edition, Indiana University Press 1992 (new edition in preparation).
The Penguin book of oral poetry (ed.), Allen Lane, 1978; also published as A world treasury of oral poetry, Indiana University Press, 1978; paperback, Penguin 1982.
Essays on Pacific literature (ed. with Raymond Pillai). Oral Tradition Series, 2, Suva, Fiji Museum, 1978.
Conceptions of inquiry (ed. with Stuart Brown and John Fauvel), Methuen, 1981.
New approaches to economic life (ed. with Bryan Roberts and Duncan Gallie), Manchester University Press, 1985.
Information technology: social issues (ed. with G.Salaman and K.Thompson), Hodder and Stoughton, 1987.
Literacy and orality: studies in the technology of communication, Oxford, Blackwell, 1988; Sydney, Allen and Unwin; La Fine di Gutenberg: Studi sulla tecnologia della comunicazion [Italian translation], Firenze, Sansoni, 1990.
The Hidden Musicians: Music-Making in an English Town, Cambridge University Press, 1989; 2nd edition, Wesleyan University Press (Music/Culture series), 2007; Japanese translation, Hosei University Press, 2011.
Oral Traditions and the Verbal Arts: A Guide to Research Practices, Association of Social Anthropologists Research Methods series, Routledge 1992.
From family tree to family history (ed. with Michael Drake), Cambridge University Press/Open University, 1994.
Sources and methods for family and community historians: a handbook (ed. with Michael Drake), Cambridge University Press/Open University, 1994; 2nd edn. 1997.
South Pacific Oral Traditions (ed. with Margaret Orbell), Indiana University Press, 1995.
Tales of the City: A Study of Narrative and Urban Life, Cambridge University Press, 1998.
Communicating: The Multiple Modes of Human Interconnection, illustrated, Routledge, 2002; Comunicare: le molteplici modalità dell'interconnessione umana [Italian translation], Novara, De Agostini, 2009.
(ed.) Participating in the Knowledge Society: Researchers Beyond the University Walls, Palgrave-Macmillan, 2005.
The 'Oral' and Beyond: Doing Things with Words in Africa, Oxford, James Currey; Chicago, University of Chicago Press; Scottsville, University of KwaZulu-Natal Press, 2007.
Why Do We Quote? The Culture and History of Quotation, Cambridge, Open Book , 2011.
Carried by a mystic wind: B W Andrzejewski on the Somali passion for poetry and language, (ed. with Martin Orwin and Graham Furniss), special issue, Journal of African Cultural Studies, 2011.
Selection of articles and papers since 2000
'Oral literature', in Peter France (ed.) Oxford Guide to Literature in English Translation, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000, Part 1 'Theory and History', pp. 112-115.
'Musical practices and hidden musicians: a perspective from sociology and anthropology', in David Greer (ed.) Musicology and Sister Disciplines, Oxford University Press, 2000, pp. 299-308.
' "Not the message": media, meanings and magicality', in Knoblauch, H. and Kotthoff, H. (eds) Verbal Art across Cultures. The Aesthetics and Proto-Aesthetics of Communication, Tuebingen: Narr, 2001, pp. 33-61.
'Learning to research: background and context', in Robin Humphrey and Chris Middleton (with Ruth Finnegan, Sue Hemmings and David Phillips) Learning to Research , Sheffield: SSP2000 Resources for Learning and Teaching in Sociology and Social Policy, Vol. 1 Reflections on Learning to Research, 2001, pp.1-19.
'Epilogue: ways back and forward', in Russell H. Kaschula (ed.), African oral literature: functions in contemporary contexts, Claremont: New Africa Books, 2001, pp. 274-85.
'Oral and literate expression', International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences, Amsterdam: Elsevier, 2001, vol. 16, pp. 10887-10891.
'Must modern ways inevitably oust those of the past?', Foreword to R. Kaschula, The bones of the ancestors are shaking: Xhosa oral poetry in context, Cape Town: Juta, 2002, pp. v-xi.
'Music, experience, and the anthropology of the emotions', in Martin Clayton, Trevor Herbert and Richard Middleton (eds) The cultural study of music: a critical introduction, New York: Routledge, 2003, pp. 181-92.
'Where is the meaning? the complexities of oral poetry and beyond', in Fotis Jannadis, Gerhard Lauer, Matias Martinez and Simone Winko (eds) Regeln der Bedeutung. Zur Theorie der Bedeutung literarischer Texte (Revisionen: Grundbegriffe der Literaturtheorie, 1), Berlin and New York: de Gruyter: 2003, pp. 384-400.
'Anonymity and pseudonyms' [comment] Anthropology Today 19, 2, April 2003, p. 22.
'"Oral tradition": weasel words or transdisciplinary door to multiplexity?', Oral Tradition 18, 1, 2003, pp. 84-6.
'Orality and literacy: epic heroes of human destiny?', International Journal of Learning 10, 2003, pp. 1551-60.
' "Oral literature": issues of definition and terminology' and 'The Oxford Library of African Literature', in Philip Peek and Kwesi Yankah (eds) Encyclopedia of African Folklore, New York: Routledge, 2004, pp. 310-13, 327-8.
'The how of literature', in Andrew Gerstle, Stephanie Jones and Rosalind Thomas (eds) Performance Literature, special issue, Oral Tradition 20, 1-2, 2005: pp. 164-87.
'It's not just the words … : the arts and action of performance', in Goodman, S. and O'Halloran, K. (eds) The Art of English: Literary Creativity, Basingstoke, Hants, Palgrave Macmillan, 2006, pp. 183-94.
'Not by words alone: reclothing the oral', in Michael Cole and David Olson (eds), Technology, Literacy and the Evolution of Society: Implications of the Work of Jack Goody, Mahwah NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 2006, pp. 265-87.
'Should we notice researchers outside the university?', British Academy Review 10, 2007, pp. 58-61.
'Literature: oral', in John Middleton and Joseph C. Miller (eds) New Encyclopedia of Africa, 5 Vols, 2nd edition, Detroit: Gale Cengage Learning, 2008, Vol. 3 pp 335-40.
"O que vem primeiro: o texto, a música ou a performance?" [translated into Portuguese from English original 'Which comes first: the words, the music or the performance?'], in Cláudia Neiva de Matos, Elizabeth Travassos, and Fernanda Teixeira de Medeiros (eds) Palavra cantada: ensaios sobre poesia, música e voz, 7 Letras: Rio de Janeiro, 2008, pp. 15-43 (English translation in Essays for Isidore Okpewho, 2013).
'Data – but data from what?' Language Documentation and Description 5, 2008, pp.13-28.
'Creativity – but where do you look? A tale of musicians in Milton Keynes', Oral History 37, 2 (special issue Community and creativity: a life stories perspective), 2009, pp. 45-50.
'Studying the oral literatures of Africa in the 1960s and today', special issue, eds Itala Vivan and Maria Renate Dolce, Journal des Africanistes 80, 1/2, 2010: 15-28.
'Response from an Africanist scholar', in Werner Kelber and Paula Sanders (eds) Oral tradition in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, special issue, Oral Tradition 25, 1, 2010 pp. 7-16.
'Rewards and issues in studying oral literature: some personal reflections', Language Documentation and Description 8, 2010 (special issue, eds Imogen Gunn and Mark Turin), pp. 8-28.
'Oral composition', in Patrick Hogan (ed.) The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the Language Sciences, Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, 2011, pp. 570-72.
'What migrates and who does it? A mini case study from Fiji', in Jason Toynbee and Byron Dueck (eds) Migrating music, Routledge, 2011, pp. 135-149.
'Introduction' (with Martin Orwin), in Carried by a mystic wind: B W Andrzejewski on the Somali passion for poetry and language, special issue, Journal of African Cultural Studies 23, 1, June, 2011.
'Creativity looks at language', in Joan Swann, Rob Pope and Ronald Carter (eds) Creativity in language: the state of the art, Palgrave Macmillan, 2011.
'Music, experience, and the anthropology of the emotions', revised version, in Martin Clayton, Trevor Herbert and Richard Middleton (eds) The cultural study of music: a critical introduction, 2nd edition, New York: Routledge, 2011.
'Language as talisman: a story of dreaming and waking', Journal of British Association for Applied Linguistics, 2012.
'Integration or separation? A story of music in Fiji' in Morag Grant (ed.) The soundtrack of conflict, Gottingen, 2012 (in press).
'Performance and competence: a fresh look at an old contrast', in Sandra Bornand et Cécile Leguy (eds) De competences en performances, Paris, 2012 (in press).
'Dreams and communication revolutions: a personal exploration', Journal of Comparative Anthropology and Sociology (in press).
Editions of classical texts etc.
Cato distichs, the oldest Latin primer Milton Keynes: Callender Press, 2012.
Xenophon on horsemanship Milton Keynes: Callender Press, 2012.
Alexander the Great, Milton Keynes: Callender Press, 2012.
Varro on Roman farming Milton Keynes: Callender Press, 2012.
Greek lexicon for the New Testament, Milton Keynes: Callender Press, 2013.
The Greek New Testament, Milton Keynes: Callender Press, 2013.
Catullus carmina, (ed.)CreateSpace, 2012.
Lucretius, The world and its nature, 2012.
Reprinted papers
'Senderos en la vida urbana' in Francisco Cruces et al. (eds) Las culturas musicales: lecturas de etnomusicología, Madrid: Editorial Trotta, 2001, pp. 437-74 [Spanish translation from The hidden musicians pp. 298-326].
'Communicating humans … but what does that mean?' (from Communicating … Chap. 1), in M. Robb et al. (eds) Communication, Relationships and Care. A Reader, London: Routledge, 2004 pp. 7-13.
'Pathways in urban living' (from The hidden musicians pp. 297-326) in Simon Frith (ed.) Popular music. Critical concepts in media and cultural studies, London and New York: Routledge, 2004, Volume 4 (Music and identity) pp. 48-78.
'Communicating touch' (from Communicating … pp. 206-19, abridged) in Constance Classen (ed.) The Book of Touch, Sensory Formations Series, Berg, 2005 pp. 18-25.
'Recording stories' (from Limba Stories and Story-Telling p. 107) in Haring, L. (ed.) Manual of Safeguarding Oral Traditions and Expressions, UNESCO, 2008.
'A mix of arts' (Chapter 8 of Communicating … (pp. 223-43)) in Guy Cook (ed.) The Language of Advertising: Major Themes in English Studies, Routledge, 2008 [published October 2007], Volume 3 pp. 44-67.
'¿Por qué estudiar la música? Relexiones de una antropóloga desde el campo' [Why study music? an anthropologist's reflections from the field], in Cruces, Francisco and Galán, Beatriz Pérez (eds) Textos de Antropología Contemporánea, Madrid; Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, 2010, pp. 203-29 (reprinted from Antropología: Revista de Pensamiento Antropológico y Estudios Ethnográficos 15/16, 1999).
1996-2001, joint ed. with L. Faulkner and (2001) D. Weinbren of Project Reports in Family and Community History, CD-ROM annual series, Milton Keynes, The Open University (available from Faculty of Social Sciences (CD-ROM orders), The Open University, Milton Keynes MK7 6AA).
1998-2002 founder editor and joint general editor of Family and Community History, the twice-yearly academic journal founded in 1998 which extends the interests generated by the research-based Open University honours course DA301, Studying Family and Community History: 19th and 20th Centuries (1994-2001) and its CD-ROM archive of student research. The journal's focus is on small-scale studies in family and community history set within a scholarly framework and directed to independent as well as institutionally based researchers.
'Oral poetry' [article plus audio examples] Encarta, Microsoft, 1999 [multi-media CD-ROM encyclopaedia].
As 'Catherine Farrar' relevant for research on dreams: The Wild Thorn Rose, The Little Angel and The Three Wisdoms (also Houston: SBPRA), Three Ways of Loving; Lili ole Lil, The Heavenly Rocker; The Dragon's Tale, all Callender Press 2012 amd (as e-books) Smashwords editions.
For further background on research interests and personal experiences over the years see the Interviews with leading thinkers with Alan Macfarlane and the Pioneers of qualitative research with Paul Thompson. Resource audio-visual page of photographs relating to oral literature in Africa, and audio tapes (narratives and a small amount of music from fieldwork in Limba country northern Sierra Leone 1961 and 1963-4)
A repository of research publications and other research outputs can be viewed at The Open University's Open Research Online
Creative writing
(as Catherine Farrar) The Wild Thorn Rose, Callender Press 2012.
(as Ruth Finnegan) Black Inked Pearl. A Girl's Quest (epic novel), Garn Press, 2015.
The Self Quartet (novellas)
Three Ways of Loving, Callender Press, 2012.
The Little Angel and the Three Wisdoms, SBPRA. 2013.
Li'l ole Lil the Heavenly Rocker, Callender Press, 2013.
The Dragon's Tale, Callender Press, 2013.
In preparation ( as Ruth Finnegan)
Kate's Cantos (poetry)
Betrothed (film script)
Monsieur the Comte de Tavannes (film script)
The Seven Deadly Sins (novel)


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Scientists hope ancient DNA holds the key to saving endangered species such as the Tasmanian devil. 1 comments
Fighting dengue
As Australia's dengue season escalates, we look at how science is trying to tackle the rise of this potentially deadly disease. 2 comments
Breaking the Ice
Karen Barlow blogs about her journey to Antarctica onboard the Aurora Australis. Send her a question about Antarctica or comment on her blog.
My brain made me buy it
From our genetic make-up to the layout of the mall, the science of shopping reveals the complex interplay of factors that drive us to buy. 15 comments
The internet of things
Imagine a future where everything is connected to the internet. Not just your phone and your laptop, but your car, your house, even parts of your body. 16 comments
The planet hunters
The thrill of finding alien worlds is just part of the job for astronomers dedicated to unravelling the mysteries of the universe. 24 comments
The bold new wave of 3D
3D technology has made a splash on our cinema screens, but is it really the next big technological leap or simply another marketing ploy? 4 comments
Survival of the fishes
Overfishing is a problem in Australia, but we've come a long way in recent years in terms of fishing sustainability, say scientists and environmentalists. 12 comments
Rare supply: the trace minerals powering our gadgets
Technological innovation has brought us wonderful new tools for modern life, but some experts believe supply is lagging behind demand for the rare minerals that make them possible.


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