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Two-time national champ Billy Donovan has been selected to serve as a court coach during Team USA's Under-19 tryout camp this month. In Colorado Springs he'll be working with 21 players including Gators Scottie Wilbekin and Patric Young.
"I'm excited to work with this group of talented players from all over the country, including a couple of Gators," Donovan said. "USA Basketball has done a great job assembling this team and I look forward to contributing to their preparations for the U19 World Championship."
Former Georgia Tech and new George Mason coach Paul Hewitt will serve as the team's head coach during the World Championship.
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The Social Identities of Japanese Backpackers
Huong T. Bui, Hugh C. Wilkins, and Young-Sook Lee
Singles and Solo Travel: Gender and Type of Holiday
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Building Muslim Women's Resistance Through Tourism Employment
Lubna Al Mazro'ei and Susan M. Shaw
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Tony Seaton
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Nikola Naumov
Mataran Contradictions: Architecture, Preservation and Politics (Anne Parmly Toxey)
Michela Zonta and Allan Scott Mills
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Ethnic Cultures, Globalization, and Tourism: Eurasians in Singapore
Joan C. Henderson
Concepts of Culture and Tourism Adaption to Climate Change in Tuvalu
Anna Hübner
Taxi Tour Guides as Culture Brokers on Jeju Island in South Korea
So Young Bae, Erwei Dong, Garry Chick, and Deborah Kerstetter
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Androniki Kavoura
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Elizabeth Dann with Graham M. S. Dann
The Use and Abuse of "Clearly" in Tourism Research
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Rachel Dodds and Sonya Graci
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Jenny Cave, Lee Jolliffe, and Delysia De Coteau
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Joan C. Henderson
Moving From Pilgrimage to "Dark" Tourism: Leveraging Tourism in Palestine
Rami K. Isaac and Gregory J. Ashworth
The Semiotic Construction of a Holiday Country: The Case of Croatia
Mislava Bertoša, Vesna Muhvić-Dimanovski, and Anita Skelin Horvat
Cross-Cultural Comparison of International Tourist Destination Images
Hsuan-Hsuan Chang
Faiths on Display: Religion, Tourism, and the Chinese State (Tim Oakes and Donald S. Sutton, editors)
Geoffrey Wall
Places of the Imagination: Media, Tourism, Culture (S. Reijinders)
Alan Clarke
Why the Gunarsa Art Museum Fails as a Tourism Attraction
Neil Leiper and Sun-Young Park
Culture as a Tourism Resource: The Case of North Cyprus (TRNC)
Tacgey Debes and Habib Alipour
Understanding Cambodian Tourism Development Through Contextual Education
Ariane Portegies, Theo de Haan, Rami Isaac, and Lucette Roovers
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Sandra Grunwell, Inhyuck Ha, and Susan L. Swanger
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Thomas Iverson
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Sean T. Ruane
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Susanna Heldt Cassel and Cecilia Mörner
Towards a Religious View of Tourism: Negotiating Faith Perspectives on Tourism
Daniel H. Olsen
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Helen Kelly-Holmes, Sari Pietikäinen, and Máiréad Moriarty
I–Thou Relationships in Tourism: The Case of Cross-Cultural Interaction Between Okinawan Locals and Japanese Tourists
Graham K. Henning, Shinsuke Kawabata, and Keiko Miyajima
Cooperative Business Organizations: Intrinsic in Every Strategically Functional Tourism Industry
Neil Leiper, Matthew Lamont, and Nerilee Hing
Consumer Behavior: Buying, Having and Being (Michael R. Solomon)
Vangelos Vantzos
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Pandora Kay and Michael Polonsky, Guest Editors
From Passenger to Driver: Creativity and Culture in Rural Communities
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The Reciprocal Relationship Between Corporate and Regional Brands in the Creative Industries: The Case of Sustainable Architecture in Portland, Oregon, USA
Ian Parkman
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Ilaria Pappalepore, Robert Maitland, and Andrew Smith
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Dimitrios P. Stergiou
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Paradise Without People: Exclusive Destination Promotion
Charlotte M. Echtner
Sense of Place, Community, and Nature Management in Ogasawara, Japan: Investigating the Obeikei Narrative
Paul A. Cunningham
Dinosaurs in Thai Culture and Tourism
Erik Cohen
Burnishing Nationalism: Touring Burns and Authenticity in Scotland
Kalyan Bhandari
The Commodification of Culture in Jeolla Province, Korea: The Frame of Cultural Tourism
Youngsun Shin
Promoting Norway Abroad: A Content Analysis of Photographic Messages of Nature-Based Tourism Experiences
May Kristin Vespestad
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Chris Ryan
Tourism Development Revisited: Concepts, Issues and Paradigms (S. S. Babu, S. Mishra, and B. B. Parida)
Brian King
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Brian King
Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia
Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia
Lindasy Turner
Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia
William G. Feighey, Director Tourism, Box 3169, CH-2001, Switzerland
Jerome Agrusa, Hawaii Pacific University, USA
Tracey Berno, Lincoln University, New Zealand
Wu Bihu, Peking University, China
Erik Cohen, Hebrew University, Israel
Chris Cooper, Oxford Brooks University, UK
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Graham Dann, Finmark University College, Norway
Kadir Din, University of Utara, Malaysia
Hillary Du Cros, Hong Kong Institute of Education, Hong Kong
Thor Flognfeldt, Lillehammer College, Norway
David Harrison, University of the South Pacific, Fiji
Jafar Jafari, University of Wisconsin-Stout, USA
Myriam Jansen-Verbeke, Catholic University Leuven, Belgium
Alan Lew, Northern Arizona University, USA
Alastair Morrison, Purdue University, USA
Wiendu Nuryanti, International Centre for Culture & Tourism (ICCT), Indonesia
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Brent Ritchie, University of Calgary, Canada
Glenn Ross, James Cook University, Australia
Chris Ryan, University of Waikato, New Zealand
Carla Santos, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
Tony Seaton, University of Bedfordshire, UK
Tom Selanniemi, University of Jyvaskyla, Finland
Myra Shackley, Nottingham Trent University, UK
David Simmons, Lincoln University, New Zealand
Tej Vir Singh, Centre for Tourism Research & Development, India
Valene Smith, California State University, USA
Peter Spearritt, University of Queensland, Australia
Friedrich Zimmerman, University of Graz, Austria
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|Abelsen, B., 161
Al Mazro'ei, L., 175
Backer, E., 1
Bae, S. Y., 95
Barkel, C., 61
Bueno (O'Dowd), K. A., 191
Bui, H. T., 147
Cairncross, G., 29
Caton, K., 127
Chick, G., 95
Clark, I. D., 113
Davies, R., 29
Dong, E., 95
Frost, W., 19
Hay, B., 1
Heimtun, B., 161
Henderson, J. C., 67
Hermann, I., 61
Hübner, A., 79
Irigoyen-García, J., 191
Kerstetter, D., 95
Laing, J., 19
Lee, Y.-S., 147
Liu, B., 5
|Macbeth, J., 139
McRae-Williams, E., 113
Mills, A. S., 212
Naumov, N., 209
Norman, W. C., 5
Owsianowska, S., 143
Ozkan, S., 191
Pennington-Gray, L., 5, 43
Reiser, D., 214
Salazar, N. B., 141
Santos, C. A., 191
Schroeder, A., 43
Seaton, T., 205
Shaw, S. M., 175
Stansfield, M. N., 145
Strickland, P., 19
Wilkins, H. C., 147
Williams, K. M., 19
Zonta, M., 212
Zwienenberg, T., 61
Volume 13: Subject Index
|Aboriginal missions, 113
Backpacker, 147
Brazilians, 43
Climate change, 79
Crisis, 43
Culinary tourism, use and gratification, 5
Cultural theory, 79
Culture brokers, 95
Destination choice, 29
Destination marketing organization (DMO), 61
Dimensions of cultural mediation, 95
Domestic tourism, 95
Ebenezer, 113
Ethnic cultures, 67
Eurasians, 67
European Union, 191
Feminism, 161
Flickr, 5
Food photography, 5
Globalization, 67
Identity, 147
Indigenous tourism, 113
Information source, 43
In-group, 147
Islam, 191
Japanese, 147
Jeju Island, 95
Moravian missionaries, 113
Muslim women, 175
Oman, 175
Out-group, 147
Paradigm debate, 127
Platforms, 19
Portugal, 191
Qualitative research, 127
|Reflexivity, 127
Researcher–participant relationship, 127
Research ethics, 127
Resistance, 175
Risk perception, 43
Rochford Wine Estate, 19
Scholarly identity, 127
Singapore, 67
Small island developing states (SIDS), 79
Social change, 175
Social interactions, 147
Social media, 5, 19, 29
Social media (and) marketing strategy, 61
Social technographics ladder, 61
South Korea, 95
Spain, 191
Student tourists, 29
Student travel market, 161
Taxi tour guides, 95
The solo tourist experience, 161
Tourism adaptation, 79
Tourism discourse, 191
Tourism employment, 175
Tourism spaces, 161
Tourists, 43
Tuvalu, 79
Web 2.0 technology, 19
Wineries, 19
Volume 12: Author Index
|Aquino, J., 5
Brida, J. G., 85
Çakmak, E., 159
Cameron, A., 1
Carreira, V. A., 19
Cave, J., 39
Chambers, D., 1
Cohen, E., 51
Dann, E., 125
Dann, G. M. S., 125, 141
De Coteau, D., 39
Disegna, M., 85
Dodds, R., 29
Graci, S., 29
Haahti, A., 97
Isaac, R. K., 159, 173
|Jolliffe, L., 39
Kane, M. J., 115
Kavoura, A., 69
Mlozi, S., 97
Osti, L., 85
Owsianowska, S., 187
Pesämaa, O., 97
Phillips, R., 5
Platenkamp, V., 159, 173
Salunke, S., 97
Simões, O., 19
Sung, H., 5
Volume 12: Subject Index
|Agora, 173
Arts and culture, 5
Atmospherics, 39
Authenticity, 85
Barriers, 29
Body modification, 51
Body mutilation, 51
Brand identity, 69
Canada, 29
Capacity, 5
Caribbean, 39
Clearly, 141
Community-based tourism, 5
Counterdiscourse, 159
Critical Theory, 173
Cruise, 39
Cultural event, 85
Cultural heritage, 19
Cultural tourism, 115
Deafblind tourists, 125
Distinction, 115
Etymology, 141
Everyday speech, 141
Everyday way of life, 115
Expectation, 97
Gender, 39
Greek official narrative, 69
Greening, 29
Hearing, 125
Heritage processes, 19
Heritagization, 19
Host–tourist analysis, 85
Ideals, 115
Ideological assumptions, 141
Imagined community, 69
Jerusalem, 159
Local development, 19
Logit model, 85
Mega-festivals, 29
Mode 3, 173
Modern primitives, 51
|Neighborhood-level development and revitalization, 5
Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) conference, 159
Palestine, 159
Place dependence, 97
Place identity, 97
Pluralist normativity, 173
Politics of heritage, 69
Promotional stories, 115
Reflexivity, 125, 141
Rural tourism, 19
Satisfaction, 97
Self-other, 173
Slow questions, 159
Smell, 125
Social interactions, 5
Social theory of knowledge, 159
Southern Thailand, 51
Souvenirs, 39
Spirit mediums, 51
Taste, 125
Touch, 125
Tourism opportunities, 173
Tourism research, 141
Vegetarian Festival, 51
World Heritage list, 69
Volume 11: Author Index
|Alipour, H., 83
Ashworth, G. J., 149
Bertoša, M., 165
Cassel, S. H., 1
Chang, H.-H., 183
Clarke, A., 205
Debes, T., 83
De Haan, T., 103
Duhvić-Dimanovski, V., 165
Grunwell, S., 117
Ha, I., 117
Henderson, J. C., 137
Henning, G. K., 43
Hing, N., 57
Horvat, A. S., 165
Isaac, R. K., 103, 149
Iverson, T., 133
Kawabata, S., 43
Kelly-Holmes, H., 31
Lamont, M., 57
Leiper, N., 57, 71
|Miyajima, K., 43
Moriarty, M., 31
Mörner, C., 1
Olsen, D. H., 17
Park, S.-Y., 71
Pietikäinen, S., 31
Portegies, A., 103
Roovers, L., 103
Ruane, S. T., 134
Swanger, S. L., 117
Vantzos, V., 69
Wall, G., 203
Volume 11: Subject Index
|Art museum, 71
Asian perspectives, 103
Authenticity and identity, 83
Bali, 71
Built heritage, 137
Business strategy, 57
Cambodia, 103
Competition, 57
Conservation, 137
Contextual education, 103
Cooperation, 57
Cross-cultural, 43
Cross-cultural study, 183
Cultural commoditization, 83
Cultural heritage, 1, 71
Cultural heritage tourism, 117
Cultural/heritage tourism, 83
Cultural institutions, 83
Dark tourism, 149
Destination image, 183
Economic impact, 117
Festivals, 117
Gender, 1
Industrial heritage, 1
Intercultural, 43
Irish Sámi, 31
ITMC student encounters, 103
Knowledge production in tourism, 103
Local–tourist relationship, 43
|Martin Buber, 43
Minority languages, 31
Narrative constructions, 1
Palestine, 149
Partial industrialization, 57
Pilgrimage, 149
Regional tourism, 117
Religious leaders, 17
Religious tourism, 17
Semiotic valorization, 165
Semiotics of marketing, 165
Singapore, 137
Special events, 117
Strategic management, 57, 71
Suffering, 149
Theology, 17
Tourism developments in Siem Reap, 103
Tourism, 57, 137
Tourism image, 183
Tourism marketing, 165
Tourism (semiotic perspective), 165
Tourist attraction, 71
Tourist destination, 1
Tourist expenditures, 117
Tourist night market, 183
Tourist websites, 31
Transformation, 43
TRNC (North Cyprus), 83
Urban development, 137
Virtual ethnography, 31
Visual representations, 1
Wall, 149
Volume 10
Author Index
|Ali-Knight, J., 231
Bhandari, K., 137
Bhat, S., 78
Chan, J., 247
Cohen, E., 117
Cunningham, P. A., 101
du Cros, H., 80
Echtner, C. M., 83
Fisher, R., 187
Francis, R., 33
Frew, E. A., 231
Kay, P., 181
King, B., 15, 77, 179
Mainil, T., 59
Maitland, R., 217
Maruyama, N. U., 1
Mitchell, P., 187
|Pappalepore, I., 217
Parkman, I., 201
Platenkamp, V., 59
Polegato, R., 247
Polonsky, M., 181
Richards, G., 47
Ryan, C., 177
Shin, Y., 149
Smith, A., 217
Stergiou, D. P., 267
Stronza, A. L., 1
Truong, T.-H., 15
Vespestad, M. K., 159
Weber, I., 1
Subject Index
|Adelaide, 231
Atmosphere, 217
Attractiveness, 47
Authenticity, 137, 201
Brochure, 83
Brochure and Internet promotion, 159
Chinese American, 1
Civil offenses, 33
Commercialization, 231
Commodification, 149
Community, 101
Consumer behavior, 247
Content analysis, 159
Contextuality, 59
Corporate branding, 201
Corporate identity, 201
Creative areas, 217
Creative industries, 187, 201, 231
Creativity, 47
Crime, 33
Criminality, 33
Cross-cultural comparison, 159
Cultural tourism, 47, 149
Cultural values, 15
Culture, 47
Diaspora, 1
Dinosaurs, 117
Distinctiveness, 47
Diversity, 47
Doxas, 59
Ecotourism, 101
Edinburgh, 231
Festival, 231
Fringe, 231
Gentrification, 217
Globalism, 1
Hybridity, 59
Identity negotiation, 1
Image, 83
Indie music, 247
Island, 83
Japan, 101
Jeolla Province, 149
Korea, 149
London, 217
Marketing, 83
Museums, 137
Narrative methodology, 59
Nationalism, 137
Nature-based experiences, 159
Nature management, 101
Network society, 59
Norway, 159
|Offenses, 33
Ogasawara, 101
Place, 101
Representation, 83
Roots tourism, 1
Scotland, 137
Service quality, 15
Silent voices, 59
Social identity, 247
Thai culture, 117
Thailand, 117
The arts, 187Tourism, 33, 117, 187
Tourism policy, 47
Tourist destination, 149
Vietnam, 15
Visitor experience, 217
Author & Subject Indexes: Volumes 2-9
Author Index
|Baum, T., 1
Bruggmann, C., 29
Buzinde, C., 125
Cave, J., 65
Devine, F., 1
Frost, W., 107
Hearns, N., 1
|Janta, H., 5
Jones, T., 186
Jordan, K., 79
Ladkin, A., 5
Maccarrone-Eaglen, A., 151
|O'Mahony, B., 115
Reeves, K., 107
Santos, C., 137
Vieregge, M., 49
Wang, Y., 125
Subject Index
|Australia, 115
Authenticity, 29, 49
Ceremonial and informal economies, 65
Deviance, 137
Employees, 165
|Heritage, 107
Hospitality, 5
Hotel industry, 165
Immigrants' perceptions, 49
Job satisfaction, 165
Leichhardt, 29
Migrants, 65
Netnography, 5
|Pacific Islanders, 65
Polish migrants, 5
Product, 151
Quality, 17
Recruitment, 5
Switzerland, 49
Tourism, 79
Users, 93
Villages, 107
Author Index
|Bandyopadhyay, R., 183
Bolan, P., 147
Clarke, A., 207
Delemere, F. M., 13
Eriksson, P. E., 159
|Gregoriç Bon, N., 123
Hair, Jr., J., 159
Leiper, N., 169
|Maoz, D., 27
Martin, K., 57, 59, 97
O'Connor, N., 147
Pearce, P. L., 27
Rollason, W., 109
Shaw, S. M., 13
Subject Index
|Africa, 195
Authenticity, 59, 109
Backpacker studies, 27
Chulalongkorn, 169
Destination promotion, 135
Ethnic cultures, 1
Families, 13
|Globalization, 59, 195
Grand tourism, 169
Heritage, 195
Identity, 85
Locality and belonging, 123
Memories, 13
Narnia, 147
|Opposition, 59
Papua New Guinea, 97, 109
Race, 109
Senior travelers, 183
Taiwan, 183
Author Index
|Baum, T., 49, 117
Botterill, D., 1, 19
Buzinde, C., 159
Chan, B., 207
Flognfeldt, Jr., T., 133
Goodall, B., 57
|Holloway, D., 161
Hunter-Jones, P., 39
Iverson, T., 157
Jones, E., 19
King, B., 83, 227
Lee, S. H., 183
|Maitland, R., 7
Manyara, G., 19
Miller, G., 7
Minnaert, L., 7
Munar, A. M., 99
Pan, S., 85
Ryan, C., 85
Stephens, J., 149
Valdez M., R., 197
Subject Index
|Acculturation, 183
Aging, 161
Air travel, 49
Attraction failure, 133
Australia, 183
Authenticity, 169
Behavior, 39
Caregiving, 39
Destination image, 85
Ecolodge, 117
|Film-induced tourism, 207
Framing, 85
Global economy, 99
Heritage attractions, 57
Individually owned enterprises, 19
Korean immigrants, 183
Low-cost airlines, 49
Marginalized participation, 39
|Naga fireballs, 169
Nationalism, 99
New Zealand, 85
Postmodern approach, 169
Respite, 39
Satisfiers and dissatisfiers, 117
Tlaxcala, 197
Usage patterns, 133
Author Index
|Agarwal, S., 19
Beeton, S., 157, 161, 220
Cooper, C., 155
Donald, S. H., 171
Edelheim, J. R., 67
|Frew, E., 205
Frost, W., 157, 215, 219
Gammack, J., 171
Henning, G. K., 153
James, D., 37
Kay, A., 209
|Macleod, D., 71
Pitchford, S. R., 85
Ross, G. F., 121
Simonsen, R., 107
Von Wald, D., 191
Wanhill, S., 137
Subject Index
|Adventure tourism, 161
Australian indigenous tourism, 107
Cape York, 107
Destination, 71
Economics, 137
Film locations, 205
|Gagudju, 107
Gay men, 51
Gender bias, 37
Government policy, 107
Heritage tourism, 85
Identity tourism, 85
Joint ventures, 107
Literary tourism, 181
Marketing, 191
Narrative, 171
|Opera festival, 137
Organizational values, 121
Personal ethics, 121
Restructuring, 19
Satisfaction, 205
Tourism, 209
Youth travelers, 161
Author Index
|Beech, J., 23
Beeton, S., 121
Brammer, N., 23
Burns, P., 1
Crouch, D., 75
Davis, P., 45
Hall, M., 117
|Jaworski, A., 93
Lew, A. A., 124
Maguire, D. W., 123
O'Mahony, G. B., 71
Pellinen-Chavez, T., 191
|Rowe, D., 127
Speidel, U., 105
Thurlow, C., 93
Weaver, A., 165
Yamamura, T., 177
Zhang, T., 177
Subject Index
|Afforestation, 177
ATSI tourism, 3
Australia, 139
Authenticity, 37, 149
Backpackers, 37
Commodity fetishism, 165
Democracy, 45
|Ecomuseums, 45
Ecotourism, 45
Emergent strategy, 23
Ethnic representation, 93
Festivals, 149
Gap year, 37
Host-tourist communication, 93
Indigenous cultures, 59
Kiwitrails, 105
|Lijiang, China, 177
Local economic development, 105
Opening ceremonies, 83
Partnership, 177
Regional cultural tourism, 127
Social relations, 149
Visual discourse, 93
Winter Olympics, 83
Author Index
|Bras, K., 163
Brown, T. J., 51
Cahir, D. A., 123
Daye, M., 53
Fairweather, J. R., 57
Hanefors, M., 177
|Jolliffe, L., 180
Jurowski, C., 115
King, B., 95
Lew, A. A., 83
Matteucci, X., 1
Nguyen, T.-H., 95
Olsen, K., 137
Pavlovich, K., 41
|Ravenscroft, N., 1
Roessingh, C., 163
Ruthe, J., 29
Ryan, C., 29
Shaw, S., 55
Turner, L., 95
Ujma, D., 119
Wong, A., 83
Subject Index
|Aboriginal history, 123
Adventure tourism, 29
Authentic experience, 137
Authenticity, 137, 163
Belize, 163
China, 83
Diaspora, 83
Economic impacts, 83
|Festivals, 1
Goldfields, 123
Heritage tourism, 153
Image, 153
Landscape, 57
Masculinity, 17
Nation building, 163
|Organizations, 41
Overseas Chinese, 83
Patterns, 57
Q method, 57
Service quality, 17
Tourism, 41, 57
Victoria, 123
Author Index
|Armstrong, K., 111
Beeton, S., 15
Cole, S., 114
Dann, G. M. S., 1
Epstein, A. D., 37
Guo, W., 131
Hede, A.-M., 59
|Ismail, J. A., 165
Johnston, C., 105
Kheimets, N. G., 37
Labropoulos, T., 165
MacLeod, N. E., 183
|Reisinger, Y., 61
Turner, L. W., 131
Wallace, T., 112
Yu, X., 81
Subject Index
|Advantages and disadvantages, 1
Australia, 61, 81
Balanced scorecard, 165
China, 131
Destination portrayal, 71
Etymology, qualities, and types of cliché, 1
Far East perspective, 71
|Heritage, 117
High yield, 15
History, 131
Holy Land, 37
Identity, 37
Jerusalem, 37
Leisure behavior, 81
Marketing, 165
National identity, 27
Organizational structure, 147
Package tours, 81
|Roots, 37
Russian Jews, 37
Singapore, 27, 117
The arts, 27
Universal concept, 93
Western perspective, 71
Youth travel, 61
Author Index
|Augustyn, M. M., 153
Berno, T., 61
Dow, C., 111
Ericksen, H., 99
Hall, C. M., 29
Jones, A., 177
|Kemp, S., 1
Kleinert, S., 67
Klidas, A., 191
Knowles, T., 206
Kotsi, F., 146
Leiper, N., 13
Macleod, N. E., 165
Nolte, S., 208
|Onderwater, L., 39
Ravenscroft, N., 145
Shaw, S. J., 165
Taylor, K., 69
Wah, C. Y., 1
Zeppel, H., 123
Subject Index
|Aboriginal cultures, 123
Aboriginal-tourist interaction, 111
Aborigines, 111
Agency, 99
Australia, 123
Banda Islands, 85
Colonialism, 99
Empowerment, 191
Gippsland, 111
|Heritage, 177
Hofstede, 191
Hotels, 191
Identity, 29, 69
Landscape, 69, 99
Manufacturing SCTEs, 153
National tourism development, 13
Oral history, 13
|Purchasing behavior, 39
Resort hotel, 1
Small cultural tourism enterprises (SCTEs), 153
Textile souvenirs, 39
Urban cultural tourism, 165
Wales, 177
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'Viva Elvis' The Album drops from 52 to a disappointing 78 on this week's UK Album Chart.
'Viva Elvis' The Album drops from 52 to a disappointing 78 on this week's UK Album Chart.
'Viva Elvis' is one of my all-time favourite Elvis albums. I think it rates along with 'From Elvis In Memphis' and 'Elvis Is Back'. However, should have had more tracks.
"Pure crap"................nahhh. Even though there are only a couple of killer tracks for me (King Creole and Bossa Nova Baby) the rest of the album is growing on me. It does make much more sense when you see the show, though the one thing that still annoys me is some of the clunky guitar work, but i`m still glad i have this Vegas show album. For all its faults its far from "pure crap" in my eyes.
My friend Brian with all due respect-I can not agree, that this album "constructed for a stage show from Elvis originals and then reconstructed" with not one note of new vocals or any musical input from the man we all say was a genuis............can actually rate with the albums you sight in which he was the driving creative force.
I'm glad you like it but as I have pointed out-if someone takes five Rembrandts and lets another artist pick and choose what parts to use in a new picture, let that artist decide where each part will go and how big they will be, then in the end proclaim....." We have another Rembrandt...... and its better that the five originals" I'm sorry I just do not understand how that can be?
Either creative talents such as Elvis, Rembrandt, Mozart, etc.... are unique.... or they are not if all you need is a small essence of their work to create even better things than they themselves created......sorry we just disagree.
George Martin was active in the creation of the Beatles "Love" reconstruction, and Paul, Ringo and even ....gulp.....Yoko made contributions to how the Beatles songs were used and mixed-the original creators were participating which made the "Love" album so much better IMO.
Beatle fans were given the treat of new versions of songs they loved....in which the creative talents who produced the originals had some control and input in the reconstruction......it shows.
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the album was not bad it does make more sence when seen with the show bit dissapointed with its chart position but hey least he was back in the charts it had adverts abotut it here on t.v and the viva elvis show was on come dancing so it got some publicity
I`ve given the album a lot of plays since I bought it and,after the initial "Hmmm...not as bad as I expected.."feeling passed I`m more sure now than i ever was that the original recordings are superior to these re-makes.There is no way it would ever make it into a list of my favourite Elvis albums,not even close.If you sit down somewhere and play both the original and the "viva" versions of "Suspicious Minds" it`s just obvious that the real soul of Elvis music is there in the original..it sounds natural and soulful and strong...the "viva" version sounds like what it is...a watered-down,novelty-exercise in audio technology.Maybe it`s time to just say "tried it...it didn`t work.."and concentrate on the music that Elvis recorded.... he was pretty good at it you know!
You just hit that spot on Jack!
I have the cd as well, listened to it like 4, 5 times, and thought it was something really cool and new at first, which it is of course. But at the same time I felt like, why am I finding this cool? This has nothing to do with Elvis....
What we want to hear is the original music for sure, and yes, this is a nice try, and it has some appeal, but it does not come close to hearing the originals of our man!
It is like the commercial said: been there, done it, tried it.
Viva Elvis is the worst album ever with the king..... i really really think that The "only" King is turning around in his grave. This album is absolutly not from the kings musicheart. i`m really surprised that the people around the brand Elvis Presley said yes to such a thing. Just my opinion but hey its a free world :-)
[Royalties come and go....... But there is only one man we always call THE KING
But it has some appeal I agree.
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You're no match for my sultriness!We could describe the allure of Witches ourselves, but in its fact sheet Revisitronic has done our work for us, rhapsodizing more eloquently that we ever could. This frees us up to scrutinize the screenshots.Witches pits"sultry girls against satanic monsters,"and invites gamers to"Let's (sic) yourself go in this dark medieval narrative and enjoy the contrast between sensual beauty and sinister horrors. Direct the beautiful but dangerous Shadow in a spectacular fight against hordes of repellent deformed creatures."Here at IGN, we hate the Dark One and all his satanic minions and we jump at every opportunity to act like we are defeating him in videogames. In Witches, destroying demons will be achieved via a"spectacular system of tactical combat"that incorporates"sequences of caution and stealth."
Battle axes are the new broomsticks.Part of your goal as Gwen will be to free the enslaved as you progress through the game, gaining their help and adding them to your party as a reward. Depending on how well they fight (and ostensibly how much you like their outfits),"you can be a great leader or sacrifice your comrades in the fight. Your decisions will shape your destiny."It wouldn't be a game marketing pitch without promises of realistic weather systems and a"totally interactive environment,"and Revisitronic dutifully hits both points. Skies will be rent with terrible storms, shadows will move menacingly in the fog, and"all game items can be used, creating a sense of total immersion like never before."And in a move that we're sure has Microsoft and Sony scrambling to license Witches for their platforms, Revisitronic is making it possible for you to"use all kinds of objects to achieve your aims, even the amputated limbs of adversaries."Whether or not you decide to beat on demons with their own arms, you'll be able to use combo attacks and magical powers in combat in addition to running, climbing and jumping. The"stealth occultism arts"will also make an appearance, and players will be able to"move the lights in real time."We have no idea what that last bit means, but we plan to do it a lot.Fights will range from one-on-one skirmishes with evildoers to large-scale battles with hundreds of monsters at a time.
Bewitching.There are two modes in Witches, Requiem and Arena, and together they promise to provide more than 12 hours of gameplay across four levels and 80 scenarios. Although we haven't heard any specifics about Witches'online mode yet, we do know that that game is built around cooperative play. The levels are designed for co-op, and you'll be able to switch the main character on the fly.We know you're mostly interested in Witches for the leather underwear, but we're most intrigued by the storyline, which is described best by the game's tagline:"Where the Dark Arts reign... you can still rise up... and fight."We've been saying that for years.
We hope that's a walk-in closet.In Witches, you'll take your"sexy and sensual warriors"through a plot with"different endings based on witches (sic) actions. Their relationship delivers surprises."Witches doesn't have a publisher yet -- they're currently shopping it around -- and we haven't any hands-on time with Gwen and friends. We're hoping Witches"delivers surprises,"but all we have to go by so far are screenshots, line drawings of castles, the above-referenced fact sheet and our dreams.


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Last weekend's two-day state Republican convention was a heady event for loyalists of long-shot GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul. They delivered a gut punch to the caucus victory Mitt Romney achieved here three months earlier by clinching 22 of the 25 at-large delegate slots to go to the Republican national convention in Tampa, Fla.
It was a defining moment after Paul loyalists also ousted two stalwarts from the Republican National Committee — former Gov. Bob List of Las Vegas and Heidi Smith of Reno.
Those victories came after Paul backers earlier took control of the Clark County Republican Party and grabbed a large share of seats on the state GOP central committee.
But before there's too much dancing in the aisles by Paul supporters, it's important to note that Romney did win 50 percent of the Nevada caucus vote, and under rules adopted last fall, he's to receive 20 of Nevada's 28 delegate votes in the first round of balloting at the national convention. Paul will get eight. If the nominating process goes to an unlikely second round, the Paul delegates are no longer bound to vote for Romney, under the rules.
Still, it now falls to the new party hierarchy to raise money and get Republicans to the polls — or be steamrolled by the well-organized Democrats. Romney's camp and the Republican National Committee are unlikely to take any chances with that critical task, not with the presidency on the line and a key U.S. Senate race between Republican Dean Heller and longtime Democrat Rep. Shelley Berkley.
"Conventions and the party apparatus don't really run the campaign," said Sig Rogich, a longtime Republican consultant and former adviser to Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush.
"The candidate and the RNC in this case are going to provide the funds for this state," he said. "The party can either move in lock step with what they want to do, or they'll go around them."
Paul supporters see their victories as a GOP renaissance that will take time to mature, and called for party unity.
"We need to make sure we unite as a party," said new state GOP chairman Michael McDonald. "We're going to send our message clear and loud across the country."
That message fell with a thud among many in the Republican establishment, who likened the Paul takeover to a hijacking that they saw coming but were unable to stop.
"We don't have a Republican Party anymore in Nevada," bemoaned Julie Davies of Clark County, a Romney supporter. "It's been taken over by the Libertarians."
The Nevada GOP has been in disarray for years, rudderless during the ineffectual term of former Gov. Jim Gibbons and humiliated when tea party favorite Sharron Angle won a crowded 2010 GOP primary field in Nevada's U.S. Senate race only to be openly rejected by the party establishment. Angle was soundly defeated by Sen. Harry Reid, the Democratic majority leader whose seat was the most coveted by Republicans.
In 2008, party leaders shut down the chaotic state convention when Paul was poised to take most of Nevada's delegates to the national convention. The RNC eventually brokered a compromise while expressing concern over the "ineptness" of the state party. And after great fanfare of being an early caucus state, the party was embarrassed in February when it took two days to tally the caucus results.
Smith, who will be replaced by Paul backer Diana Orrock of Clark County as Nevada national committeewoman after Tampa, saw the writing on the wall and went out defiantly, telling delegates while she agrees with Paul 80 percent of the time, the only chance of to get rid of that "damn socialist in the White House" was to elect Romney. She waved a Romney placard — and was summarily booed.
National committeeman List, the former governor, was displaced by James Smack of Fallon, a Paul backer.
The convention outcome was preordained when Paul supporters turned out in force at county conventions, where state convention delegates are chosen.
With the state convention attendees overwhelmingly Paul loyalists, many of Nevada's top Republicans — Gov. Brian Sandoval and Heller included — stayed away from what typically is a chest-thumping pep rally. The Romney campaign sent Josh Romney to stand in for his father while Paul showed up and spoke to the enthusiastic delegates.
"It is absolutely astonishing to me that leading figures in the Republican Party chose to boycott their own convention," said former Gov. Richard Bryan, a Democrat. "And I think they did the smart thing."
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Photo Gallery | Jack Green, longtime Gonzaga fan and resident of Antarctica
It's 5:30 a.m. and Jack Green is getting ready for work. On his way to the aircraft runway he maintains, he might see a penguin. That's because he works in Antarctica as an heavy equipment operator.
He's the man recently shown in an online photo waving a Gonzaga Bulldog flag at the geographical South Pole. It's a two and a half hour flight on a C-130 plane from McMurdo Station where he works.
Green has been working in Antarctica since August and can't wait to go home.
"It's just a long ways from home," Green said.
Home is Spokane, Washington. The 44-year-old lost his job in 2008. With the help of two friends he was able to get a contract position maintaining runways on raw sea ice. Green says they're built on seven feet of frozen sea water. They only last for about two months at a time.
When he arrived back in August, the landscape was pitch black. It was the Southern Hemisphere's winter and a fierce wind was howling. The average temperature during that month is -17 degrees Fahrenheit. That temperature isn't as bad as the recorded -43 degrees F when he visited the geological South Pole, about 900 miles from McMurdo Station.
Taking flag photos at the South Pole isn't an original idea. Green thought it would be great to take the Gonzaga Bulldog flag with him when he planned to visit the most southern location on planet Earth.
He's been a fan of the school and their sports team since 1986 when he attended Kimman Business University in Spokane.
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"Every once in awhile we get a game down here on ESPN," Green said. If not, he has to call his wife at home to get the score. Sometimes he forgets he's a day ahead.
"We watch the Superbowl on Monday down here. That's an odd thing to tell people," Green added.
Other odd factoids. There are no cats or dogs. They're not allowed. There are no children either. The station caters to military transport and year-round scientific research. When winter comes, the station will slim down to about 160 personnel. During the summer peak, right now, there are about 1,100 people living at the station.
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So thrilled to welcome Lisa Scottoline, author of Save Me, Think Twice, Look Again, and 13 other novels! Save Me is the story of a woman who tries to save her child, tries to save another, and finally, ends up saving herself. Lisa's new book will have readers wondering just how far they would go to save the ones they love.
Lisa chats with us about her books, life, love, and the mother-child bond. "It is inborn, and cultivated, both, and it powers most of my thoughts and hopes, worries and fears."
People say you should write what you know, and while I agree, I think that doesn't go far enough.
I think you should write what you feel.
Don't feel bad if you didn't know this, because it's taken me almost twenty years and twenty books to figure it out.
Call me slow on the uptake.
Let me explain what I mean by write what you feel. I'm what's known as a people person. I love people, and so it's no surprise that characterization and relationships between people are the strongest part of my novels.
That's where my heart is.
That's what I feel.
Relationships between girlfriends, women and men, and family members populate every page of mine, and I like it that way. I try to write an entertaining story with a fast-moving plot, but what I want you to remember, when you close the book, is the people between the covers. Not to get too English major-y on you, but the fact is that characterization and plot are the same thing.
We are what we do, after all.
So to stay on point, it occurred to me that when I look at my life, the most important relationship to me, and the one that abides time and even space, is my relationship to my daughter, Francesca.
In other words, it's all about the mother-child relationship.
I love her more than I can say, and I'm in the words business, so I should be fired. And as she's grown up and moved out, I've gained a new perspective on her that makes me want to write more and more about that relationship.
Paradoxically, now that she's moved out, I think about her more. I see us with new eyes. And our relationship has changed and grown to one between two adults, I still remain her parent, no matter how old she gets.
Motherhood has no expiration date.
I used to think that I felt our relationship so intensely because I'm a single mother an she's an only child. In fact, I remember that she came home from grade school one day and asked this priceless question:
"Mom, if I'm an only child, does that mean you're an only mom?"
Uh, yes.
But now that I'm a new empty nester, and comparing notes with all of my girlfriends, I've come to the conclusion that the intensity of the mother-child bond doesn't turn on how many children you have, or if you have a hubby or not. It's inborn, and cultivated, both, and it powers most of my thoughts and hopes, worries and fears.
Feel me?
(As the kids say.)
So it makes sense that later in my life, which is now, I'd turn to writing more and more about the mother-child relationship.
I'd written about it in Final Appeal, which won an Edgar, but hadn't returned to it often in the past, for one very practical reason – in a suspense novel, you need a mom getting herself in trouble, and if she did that with a kid, you wouldn't like her much.
Neither would I.
I needed a fictional sitter, and you know how hard those are to come by.
I returned to moms and children in Look Again, and I think the strength of the bond between a mother and her child gave the story an enormous force and emotional power.
If I don't say so myself.
And I think the same is true of Save Me.
It's intense, the story of a woman who tries to save her child, tries to save another, and finally, ends up saving herself. I think any mother will find themselves in this book, and wonder what they'd do if they were in its heroine's shoes.
And if you're a mother, you could be in her shoes.
Tomorrow, or the next day.
We never know where life will lead us, but we mothers know we can cope, and lead, and nurture, and love.
Because that's our job, to me, sometimes I feel as if I were put on earth to be a mother.
I feel it.
And when you read Save Me, I bet you'll feel the same way.
So open the book.
And feel.
Thanks so much, Lisa, for sharing your thoughts of mothering and reminding us that, no matter what, "we can cope, and lead, and nurture, and love."
"Are you a good mother if you save your child from disaster? What if it means sacrificing another's child? In Save Me, Lisa Scottoline walks readers into this charged moral dilemma and then takes them on an intense, breathless ride. You won't be able to put this one down." --Jodi Picoult, NY Times bestselling author of Sing You Home and House Rules
Lisa Scottoline is the New York Times bestselling and Edgar® Award-winning author of sixteen novels. She has twenty-five million copies of her books in print in the United States, and she has been published in twenty-five countries. She teaches a course called Justice & Fiction at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, her alma mater. She lives in Philadelphia with an array of disobedient pets.
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28 December 1861: "[Maryland] now lies prostrate & can only raise her hands clanking in chains & with one finger slyly beckon her southern friends to come to her rescue."
Posted on 28 Dec '11 by dcbh
Item description: Letter, 28 December 1861, to Edward Porter Alexander from an unidentified writer (later identified by Alexander as simply "Chapman"). Item citation: From folder 9 of the Edward Porter Alexander Papers, #7, Southern Historical Collection, The Wilson Library, University … Continue reading →
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