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The Royals are pregnant again. The Boston Red Sox won the World Series. Again. And apparently, people have been scattering cremated ashes at Disney theme parks for decades.
Okay, none of that has anything to do with healthcare design. But here are some things you may have missed in the last few weeks that do:
Women in Design
Kudos to Hospitality Design, design:retail, Healthcare Design, Environments for Aging, and Contract for launching this program to acknowledge and honor some of the most influential women in the magazines' respective industries. Hard to top these 2018 honorees for healthcare and senior living design: Robin Guenther of Perkins+Will (pictured above); Suzen Heeley of Memorial Sloan Kettering; and Jane Rhode of JSR Associates. More>>>
Boomers Toking It Up
Senior living designer Lisa Cini's survey about marijuana and cannabidiol (CBD) use by Baby Boomers and older found that 83% of the 11,000+ respondents are using some form of cannabis, either for medical, recreational purposes or both. Is this true? Apparently so. Almost 50% partake both for recreational and medical reasons, 66% partake daily, and 5% use rarely. Cini thinks this has implications for senior living design. More>>>
Alternative Therapies for Pain Tops the List
The Cleveland Clinic's annual top 10 list of medical innovations also includes the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare, an expanded window to treat stroke patients, and advances in immunotherapy for cancer treatment. The list of up-and-coming "game-changing" technologies was selected by a panel of Cleveland Clinic physicians and scientists. More>>>
What a Country: Yakov Smirnoff Themed Senior Housing
The famed comedian wants to build a themed senior living community on the site of his dinner theater in Branson, Mo. Yes, folks, it's "Yakov Towers," in the heart of the entertainment capital of the Midwest. Not a bad idea, actually. Plans call for 220 independent living units, 120 assisted living units, an 80-unit memory care wing, 42 town homes, and a 120-room hotel. More>>>
My Session Picks for Healthcare Design
If you've procrastinated this long in picking the educational sessions you want to attend at next week's Healthcare Design conference in Phoenix, don't panic. Everyone session hops anyway. Including me. More>>>
Cool New Research and Insights
A few weeks ago, I wrote a post about some new reports that had some interesting ideas about the single largest disruptor to the healthcare industry:
"Convergence of Healthcare Delivery in the U.S." survey by IMEG and Transwestern of 31 healthcare and design thought leaders.
"As Amazon Turns Its Gaze to Healthcare, the Industry May Be in for a Wild Ride," paper by L.E.K. Consulting that concludes online retailer Amazon already has what it needs to disrupt healthcare.
And this week, I got emails announcing two new reports that I can't wait to read:
"Gensler Design Forecast: Shaping the Future of Cities" dives deep into trends from the Gensler Research Institute about the role of design in creating the places where people live, work, and play in cities around the world.
"Delta Volume 2: Perspectives on the Future of Health" is the second volume of HDR's series about how to respond to increasing unknowns int he healthcare industry while encouraging future-focused innovation.
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Happy Birthday, Alex O'Loughlin: 25 Photos From His Eight Years on Hawaii Five-0
Best birthday wishes to Alex O'Loughlin, who turns 42 today: August 24, 2018.
The Aussie hottie plays Lieutenant Commander Steve McGarrett on CBS' hit series Hawaii Five-0. It is his third show for the eye network, having previously starred in the cult hit Moonlight as private investigator and vampire Mick St. John, and Three Rivers, playing transplant surgeon Dr. Andy Yablonski in the medical drama set in Pittsburgh.
Born in Canberra, Australia, O'Loughlin studied acting at the National Institute of Dramatic Art in Sydney. He worked in Australia until moving to the U.S. in 2005.
In 2006, O'Loughlin got his first major break in U.S. with a role on The Shield.
Here are five facts you may not know about the birthday boy:
- O'Loughlin auditioned for the role of James Bond when Pierce Brosnan exited the spy franchise.
- He's a skilled fisherman — both fresh water and ocean.
- He's gotten into surfing since moving to Hawaii.
- O'Loughlin learned how to tie surgical knots for his role as Dr. Andy Jablonski in Three Rivers.
- He once worked as a plumber's apprentice
Hawaii Five-0 season nine premieres on Friday, Sept. 28 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.


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The Nudge – A Leadership Practice
"The Nudge" is a leadership practice to remind the busy leader that each moment is a "teachable" moment for both teacher and student.
Every day we have chance encounters with strangers, passing conversations with neighbors and routine contacts with our friends, colleagues or customers. If you think they don't matter, consider this:
A ball placed at the crest of a hill might roll into several different valleys depending on slight differences in initial position…or simply by an unexpected bump or "nudge" along the way. It is the same way in life. You don't have to be a person of influence to be influential. If you think back on your own life, it's very likely that some of the most influential people in your world may not even be aware of the things they taught you, or the direction they moved you.
Sometimes a patient, loving, well‐intentioned minute from a busy, but caring, person can translate into a life‐changing nudge for someone else.
Take some time to practice "The Nudge":
- List some people who gave you a nudge – who had a significant influence on you, but may not even know it.
- How will you thank them?
- How will you intentionally nudge others?


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Cataract Surgery to Correct Visual Impairments Can Help People Live LongerPublished on
Study Shows Sufficient Evidence Cataract Surgery Can Extend the Lives of People Who Are Visually Impaired.
According to an Australian cohort study published last month in Ophthelmology, the journal of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, people with cataract-related vision loss who have had cataract surgery to improve their sight are living longer than those with visual impairments who chose not to have the procedure. After comparing the two groups, the researchers found a 40 percent lower long-term mortality risk in those who had the surgery.
The research is drawn from data gathered in the Blue Mountains Eye Study, a population-based cohort study of vision and common eye diseases in an older Australian population. A total of 354 people aged 49 years and older and diagnosed with cataract-related vision impairment (some of whom had undergone surgery and others who had not) were assessed between 1992 and 2007. Adjustments were made for age and gender as well as a number of mortality risk factors, including hypertension, diabetes, smoking, cardiovascular disease, body mass index and measures of frailty and co-morbid disease. Follow-up visits took place after five and ten years since the initial exam.
Previous Cataract Surgery Research
Previous research had indicated that older persons with visual impairment were likely to have greater mortality risk than their age peers with normal vision, and that cataract surgery might reduce this risk. These studies – unlike the Blue Mountains Eye Study – compared people who had undergone cataract surgery with those in the general population or with those who had not had cataract surgery, and did not link vision status to the surgical status.
"Our finding complements the previously documented associations between visual impairment and increased mortality among older persons," said Jie Jin Wang, Ph.D., of the Westmead Millennium Institute and one of lead researchers of the study. "It suggests to ophthalmologists that correcting cataract patients' visual impairment in their daily practice results in improved outcomes beyond that of the eye and vision, and has important impacts on general health."
The association between correction of cataract-related visual impairment and reduced mortality risk is not clearly understood, but plausible factors may include improvements in physical and emotional well-being, optimism, greater confidence associated with independent living after vision improvement, as well as greater ability to comply with prescription medications.
Dr. Wang noted one limitation of the study is that participants with cataract-related visual impairment who did not have cataract surgery could have had other health problems that prevented them from undergoing surgery, and that these other health problems could partly explain the poorer survival among non-surgical participants. This issue is addressed by the researchers in a subsequent study.
Caused by the clouding of the lens, cataract is a leading cause of treatable visual impairment that will affect more than half of all Americans by the time they are 80 years of age. Surgical removal of the opaque lens with an artificial lens implanted is a successful procedure of cataract treatment.
If completing everyday tasks are difficult for you, cataract surgery should be discussed with an ophthalmologist, a medical doctor who specializes in the diagnosis, medical and surgical treatment of eye disease and conditions.
Seniors who are seeking eye care but are concerned about cost may qualify for EyeCare America, a public service program of the Foundation of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, which offers eye exams and care at no out-of-pocket cost to qualifying seniors age 65 and older.
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Journal Reference: 1. Calvin Sze-un Fong, Paul Mitchell, Elena Rochtchina, Erdahl T. Teber, Thomas Hong, Jie Jin Wang. Correction of Visual Impairment by Cataract Surgery and Improved Survival in Older Persons. Ophthalmology, 2013; 120 (9): 1720 DOI: 10.1016/j.ophtha.2013.02.009
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Sarah Underwood—
Growing up in the 1990s, I had conflicting, and generally superficial, views of the 1980s. Either I was proud to be "from" the previous decade – I was born in 1989 – like cooler, older teenagers (my babysitters), or I was glad that I had essentially escaped life in the 1980s by having been born a few months before they ended. The latter position developed mainly after seeing an inexcusable excess of shoulder pads in soap opera re-runs.
Like many children, I was only dimly aware of historical events that occurred in the decades right before I was born. Vaguely, I knew about the hippies and counter-culturalism of the 1960s and 1970s, but the idea of the 1980s as a time of revolution never occurred to me. Until I read This Will Have Been: Art, Love, and Politics in the 1980s, I am not sure I ever realized the intensity—or the severity—of the social movements of that decade.
According to author Helen Molesworth, I'm not the only one who seems to have missed out on the cultural developments of thirty years ago. She notes that in 2007, "the art world's 'year of feminism'" completely missed feminist art from the 1980s. During that decade, the art world was, as usual, at odds with its political environment, and its major developing themes were going unnoticed, sometimes accidentally, sometimes not. Queer and feminist theories were developing at the same time that the Reagan administration was promising to "return American politics and values to a time before the tumultuous upheavals of the 1960s and 1970s." Redefining gender and identity was not part of that agenda; although, to be fair, those issues certainly did not comprise the entire agenda of the art world, either. Molesworth acknowledges that the breadth of the art of the 1980s cannot be fully catalogued, and while a variety of artists and topics are discussed in This Will Have Been, the major focus is on two of the decade's important "events"—feminism and the AIDS crisis.
A recent Washington Post article discussed the differences between the gay community's experiences during the AIDS crisis and today. Interestingly, while most people agree that the epidemic was most terrifying in its early days, some of the interviewees indicate that there is now more of a stigma associated with the disease and less of a "loving community," at least in D.C. Studying the art of a few decades ago reminds us that finding a way to accept the reality of HIV/AIDS continues to be difficult. In 1985, when Reagan's spokesperson claimed that AIDS was not part of the administration's discourse because "It hasn't spread to the general population yet," he managed to encapsulate a grim truth. While, as Molesworth points out, "the very idea of a 'general' public is untenable," LGBT people were, and often still are, pushed so far to the fringes of society that their wellness was not considered a public issue.
Some art representing struggles in the gay community of the 1980s in This Will Have Been is explicitly gay, erotic, or both. For instance, Robert Mapplethorpe's photographs of nude black men immediately force us to deal with our own impressions of sex, gender, and race. Homeroticism and blackness were controversial enough on their own; together, they instigated an obscenity trial in 1990. Other works, however, need more context. David Wojnarowicz's Untitled (Buffalo) shows a bizarre twist on a scene from the American West. There are canyons, mountains, and a wide sky, but buffalo are leaping headfirst off a cliff, the viewer assumes to their deaths. Using such recognizably American icons—the rugged landscape and buffalo—suggests an environment historically dominated by straight masculinity. Wojnarowicz appropriates them, simultaneously representing the many young men who died from AIDS and the attempt to protect a doomed friend or lover. The fact that both he and Mapplethorpe died of AIDS intensifies the urgency of their images. It is the desperation conveyed by artists like them that made the AIDS protests so emotionally severe, the marginalization by political authorities so devastating, and the modern viewer's desire to understand just what exactly went on in the 1980s so important.
Sarah Underwood is a graduate of the College of William and Mary and a former Yale University Press intern. Her column, Lest We Forget, appears on the Yale Press Log.


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And now for the moment you've all been waiting for… the winners of the Absorbine ShowSheen Try-Pak Giveaway!
SprinklerBandit from SprinklerBandits!
Mary from Simply Horse Crazy!
All Gear No Skill!
Sarah from Eventing in Color!
Congrats to the winners! I will be contacting you via e-mail to get your addresses so Absorbine can mail you your prizes 🙂
Once upon a time I played virtual horse games online with virtual show horses. That deserves a post of itself, but as I was pondering show names yesterday (the big winner seems to be Simply Said with Love Song for Simon in a close second) I couldn't help but think back to the fantasy dream horses of my
childhood not so distant past.
At first, it was a chestnut Arabian stallion named Tabrook. He had a blaze and 4 high whites and was amazing at every discipline ever invented.
For the racing side of things we had JeremiahWasABullfrog (I still think this would be a cool name for a horse).
When I realized my real life future with horses wasn't going to be with Arabians or horse racing, I homed into my hunter/jumper picks. We had Paperback Writer, a pinto warmblood jumper.
Flying Circus, another jumper.
Silverstein (named after Shel Silverstein of course!), a big gray hunter.
And finally, my holiest of grails… A dark bay hunter with tons of chrome named Ash Wednesday.
If only I'd have picked a name for a nerdy bay ottb with a star and big snip! 🙂 Do you have any fantasy horses you've ever dreamed of owning?


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在学习巴哈花疗系统课程的过程中我获益匪浅, 除了学习使用各个花精给自己和需要的人和动物,我也更了解自己和别人。换位思考,有情绪或觉得难相处的人,无非只是需要帮助,这是我最大的收获。
Rosalind (Psychiatric Rehabilitation Recovery Coach and Trainer)
Many years ago I was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and severe depression by an IMH doctor. My life was in complete darkness and chaos at that time, nothing seemed to work in my life. I was unable to cope with my regular emotional outburst, mood swings and relationship issues with families and friends. I have a few suicide attempts too to jump off a few high-rise buildings near to the place I live.
I was on anti-psychotics and anti-depressant for several years during that time. My support system was very weak and i do not know how to seek help or do things to help me regulate better. My psychiatrist did not teach me how to cope with my symptoms too. The only way to go was medication and hospitalisation if the condition got worst.
I have suffered through a very long painful phrase in my journey not knowing what to do, just following someone's instructions (westerns medical model) that was not accurate for my recovery. It was a long painful process as my body was hurting badly. The medical model did not help to resolve my symptoms and emotional issues. Instead it created more unhelpful side effects such as involuntarily hand shaking, increased appetite that increased weight gain by 15 kg within a period of 3-4 weeks, other side effects such as skin allergies, brain numbness, and also loss of memory added more irritations to the prevailing condition I am facing. The meds also disrupted my sleeping patterns and caused more harm to the other parts of the brain, organs and body.
After having a better understanding about the harmful effects caused by the consumption of anti-psychotics and anti-depressant, I am determined to find alternatives that are safe to replace toxic medicines. I had found a few that are sustainable and helpful. Now, I am off meds for more than 8 years. I am in a better position in my life to share with others the alternatives I adapted to get to what I am now .
Those alternatives that I have tried after I got off meds have positive impact to help me address the real human conditions. I am more connected to myself and others now. I am not running away from problems and my physical body anymore. I feel more centred, peaceful and joyful as compare to the time I am on psych meds...
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I believe strongly that nature has a better and gentler way to heal and protect us from harm, and to keep the human species alive and be reproductive. Bach flower remedy have also motivated me to do the impossible which I have lots of fears to face them in the past. I believe I have also overcome lots of my maladaptive thinking pattern and behaviour too.
Thanks to this amazing discovery by Dr Bach.
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The first death in 12 years from measles was reported last week from the USA, which had doctors emphasising the important of vaccination. However, what doctors didn't tell you was that the woman who died had been given the MMR vaccine.
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Doctors at the hospital in Washington state, where she died, confirmed she had had the MMR vaccine when she was a child. One, Dr Jeanette Stehr-Green, also said on local TV that the woman had been taking medication that had interfered with her immune system, and made her more vulnerable to the measles virus.
The hospital has refused to reveal the age of the victim, but have said she was not elderly.
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The seasons come and go, but declaring your love is a lifelong memory, and finding the best place is a must, here are the top 5 things to know when planning a beach wedding.
When thinking of beach weddings, there's one thing that must be considered before heading out to grab all your stuff, and that's the theme and clothing. You have to make sure you set a theme that is consistent and something that works with the location. It shouldn't necessarily be casual as it can be a formal event if you want it that way, however, simplicity is recommended. The weather will likely be hot, so comfortable and airy fabric is the choice most go for. Men could try linen options as it is a very breathable fabric and women can opt for something cotton or linen, ideally a sundress.
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With so much to worry about when kids go online, it's easy to forget what a great resource the internet can be for them. Whether they're studying something for school, helping out with a family project, or simply exploring their own interests, it can provide them with an invaluable research tool.
If you make sure they stay out of trouble, going online can give them great research skills and general knowledge which will help them in the years to come.
When children complain about not being allowed as much time as they want on the internet, there's more than one way to handle the problem. Rather than simply limiting kids' online activities to an hour or two a day, try to limit the amount of time they spend on different types of activity.
For instance, tell them that it's okay to spend an extra hour at the computer if they're researching a school project – they can prove what they've been doing by talking about it with you afterwards. If they work particularly hard, extra time doing 'play' activities online can be offered as a reward. This will not only encourage them to develop useful skills, it'll get them into good habits for when they need to discipline their own computer use in adulthood.
Investigating personal projects may not seem as valuable as study, yet it can be important to character formation as well as to the development of your child's general knowledge. If your children want time online for things like this, ask them questions about what they're doing. Get involved.
This will allow you to check up on them and will also help them to better understand and remember what they're learning. It will boost their confidence to be able to explain what they've learned to an adult.
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Grew Up… with his parents Irina and Arkady, Russian immigrants living in New York. They brought Joshua up to be a nice Jewish boy, but somewhere along the line, Joshua got involved with some Jewish-Russian gangsters. His friends growing up were hoodlums and criminals for the mafia.
Living… back from Brooklyn, hiding out in his old Brighton Beach neighborhood. He's here on business, which doesn't seem so dangerous until you realize that Joshua is a hitman for the mafia. After a hit goes wrong in Brooklyn, Joshua knows that people from the mafia want him dead. Joshua decides to visit his estranged brother, Reuben, who still lives with his parents. Joshua wants to see his mother, who is dying, but he can't stand the thought of seeing his father, who abused him and made his childhood a living hell.
Profession… contract killer. Joshua is cold-blooded and methodical in his killings. He is feared and well-known for his work. His younger brother still looks up to him, but doesn't understand the full extent of Joshua's work.
Interests… movies, his old friends, his younger brother, and Alla, a local girl he grew up with.
Relationship Status… dating. He starts seeing Alla, who admires him. Joshua takes Alla and his brother Reuben to a movie, and soon things start to take off from there. Joshua knows that he can stay with her if he needs to.
Challenge… reconnecting with his past. Joshua has unfinished business with his brother and his dying mother. But it takes him time to realize that perhaps his biggest and most important challenge is coming to terms with his old man.
Personality… quiet, dark, and brooding. Joshua appears to have no remorse over the murders he commits for money. He's hardened to the bone, but he has a real soft spot for his brother and mother, and he has deep internal soft spots where the wounds of his harsh relationship with his father still hurt like open sores.
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I just love this. It may be old but then so am I. My favorite kind of multiculturism.
Monday, 23 June 2008
5 comments:
- Crushed said...
When i used to live in Small Heath, you used to hear this all the time coming out of car windows.
Kind of miss it, in a way.
- 23 June 2008 at 22:29
- Daisy said...
you are not old! if you are old than i am old and i don't accept that!
- 24 June 2008 at 00:55
- lilith said...
It is SUCH a groove, Crushed.
I am only old in a relative sense, Daisy, in that I am not *youf*, nor have I been for 20 years. Otherwise, I agree with you, we are in our prime ;-)
- 24 June 2008 at 08:08
- Trubes said...
Love that stuff Lil:
I'm not old either. Age is immaterial, it's just that some are older than others, chronologically, if you know what I mean, so to speak.......
Erm, does that make sense?
- 24 June 2008 at 13:03
- Electro-Kevin said...
Bhangra meets Puff Diddy, ain't it ?
Like it.
- 25 June 2008 at 09:35
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Canfranc International Railway Station, on the French-Spanish border, has an unusual history – from its beginnings uniting the two countries in trade and its role as a smuggling point for Jews during World War Two, to being a filming location for one of the most famous films of the 1960s and eventually falling into disrepair.
But the train station, which once held so much hope for the two countries it serviced, will be restored to its former glory during a €200 million refurbishment, the BBC reported this week.
Once dubbed the 'Titanic of the Mountains' Canfranc train station suffered a similarly tragic fate to its ocean liner namesake.
It was inaugurated to great fanfare in 1928 in hope that it would unite France and Spain, opening up the inaccessible Pyrenees to trade and making it easier for people to travel across the border.
But almost immediately, the station ran into trouble. The railway gauges were different sizes in France and Spain, so passengers had to change trains at the border, making journeys long and laborious.
Spanish dictator Francisco Franco ordered the railway tunnels sealed off during the Spanish Civil War (1936-39) to prevent Republican soldiers from smuggling weapons from France.
But by World War Two, the station was the destination for thousands of Jews who escaped into Spain.
The station fell into disrepair after the war, and was used as a filming location for the 1965 classic Dr Zhivago.
It closed for good in 1970 but the regional government of Aragón, in Spain, has grand plans, hoping to restore and reopen the station as a hotel and even reopen the line to France as the Western Trans-Pyrenean Line.
The French regional powers in Aquitaine have agreed to the plans and will stump up €200 million to restore the railway line, and with two trains a day already running on the Spanish side, the station looks set to be resurrected to its former glory in as little as five years.


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I am a British Academy Mid-career Fellow and Associate Professor of Employment Relations. Prior to coming to Leicester, I spent 5 years at De Montfort University and have held positions at the Universities of Manchester and Warwick. While working on my PhD (Warwick, 2003-2007) I was a Researcher for the European Trade Union Institute (ETUI) in Brussels and a visiting researcher at the IRES research institute in Paris. I maintain strong links with research institutes in France (CRESPPA-CSU, Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris-Dauphine) and am part of the broader international CRIMT network. I am a Senior Fellow of the HEA, an Academic Member of the CIPD and on the Associate Editorial Board of Work, employment and Society (WES). I have experience of teaching on a wide variety of employment relations and HRM modules and research methodology for postgraduate and doctoral students.
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My research interests centre around the possibilities for trade union renewal, and how trade unions across Europe shape and are constrained by their institutional contexts. My in-depth qualitative research, in France, the Netherlands, Spain and the UK, explores how trade union activists respond to contemporary challenges, particularly the possibilities for radical unionism and the innovative role that trade unions might play in the social inclusion of migrant workers. I have published a number of articles and books in these areas and am currently finalising a co-authored research book from a Leverhulme Trust funded project on comparative trade union responses to migrant workers. For the academic year 2017-18 I will be a British Academy Mid-Career Fellow and researching the possible futures of trade unions in Europe, with a focus on how trade unions in France and the UK seek to represent precarious workers.
I have a PhD completion and currently supervise four doctoral students at various stages.
Connolly, H. and Sellers, B. 'Trade unions and immigration in the UK: Innovative responses in a cold climate' in Marino, S., Penninx, R. and Roosblad, J. Trade unions, immigration and immigrants in Europe in the 21st century: New approaches under changed conditions, Edward Elgar-ILO (forthcoming, 2017)
Refereed journal articles
Connolly, H. Marino, S. and Martinez Lucio, M. (2017) 'Justice for Janitors goes Dutch: The possibilities and limitations of Organising in the Netherlands' Work, Employment and Society. DOI: 10.1177/0950017016677943.
Martinez Lucio, M, Marino, S and Connolly, H (2017) 'Organising as a strategy to reach precarious and marginalised workers. A review of the debates on the role of the political dimension and the dilemmas of representation and solidarity', Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research. DOI: 10.1177/1024258916677880.
Connolly, H, Martinez Lucio, M and Marino, S. (2014) ''Trade Union Strategy and the Challenge of Solidarity: Comparing and Contrasting Trade Union Responses to Migration in the Netherlands, Spain and the United Kingdom' European Journal of Industrial Relations, 20 (1), 5-20.
Marino, S., Connolly, H. and Martinez Lucio, M. (2013) 'L'adozione delle strategie di organzing in Olanda: tra tradizione e innovazione' Quaderni Rassegna Sindacale, 4: 2013.
Martinez Lucio, M., Marino, S. and Connolly, H. (2013) 'Broadening and re-imagining regulation: Trade unions, 'active servicing' and immigration in Spain since the early 1990s'. The Journal of Industrial Relations, 55 (2), pp. 190-211.
Connolly, H and Darlington, R. (2012) 'Radical Political Unionism in France and Britain: A Comparative Study of SUD-Rail and the RMT', European Journal of Industrial Relations, 18(3), 235-250.
Connolly, H. (2012) 'Union renewal in France and Hyman's Universal Dualism', Special issue in honour of Richard Hyman, Capital and Class, 36 (1), 117-134.
Martinez Lucio, M. and Connolly, H. (2012) 'Transformation and continuities in urban struggles: urban movements, the labour market and migration in Spain', Urban Studies, 49 (3), 669-684.
Martinez Lucio, M. and Connolly, H. (2011) 'Contextualizing Voice and Stakeholders: Researching Employment Relations, Immigration and Trade Unions', Journal of Business Ethics, 97(1), 19-29.
Connolly, H. (2010) Renewal in the French trade union movement: A grassroots perspective, Oxford: Peter Lang.
Connolly, H. (2004) Une rupture historique entre syndicat et parti, le syndicat RMT exclu du Labour. Chronique Internationale de L'IRES; no. 88, pp 17-26.
Connolly, H., Kretsos, L. and Phelan, C. (eds) (2014) Radical Unions in Europe and the Future of Collective Interest Representation, Oxford: Peter Lang.
Connolly, H. (2010) Renewal in the French trade union movement: A grassroots perspective, Oxford: Peter Lang.
Book chapters
Connolly, H. and Sellers, B. 'Trade unions and immigration in the UK: Innovative responses in a cold climate' in Marino, S., Penninx, R. and Roosblad, J. Trade unions, immigration and immigrants in Europe in the 21st century: New approaches under changed conditions, Edward Elgar-ILO (forthcoming, 2017)
Connolly, H., Martinez Lucio, M. And Marino, S. (2013) 'Trade unions and migration in the UK: equality and migrant worker engagement without collective rights' in Ryan, B. Labour migration in hard times, Liverpool: Institute of Employment Rights (IER) publication.
Connolly, H (2010) 'Organizing and mobilizing precarious workers in France: the case of cleaners' in Thornley, C., Jefferys, S. and Appay, B. Globalisation and Precarious Forms of Production and Employment: Challenges for Workers and Unions, London, Edward Elgar.
In preparation, under review or forthcoming
Connolly, H., Marino, S. and Martinez Lucio, M. The Politics of Social Inclusion and Labour Representation: Migrants and Trade Unions in the European Context, Cornell University Press (in final draft stage, forthcoming, 2018)
Connolly, H. and Contrepois, S. (under review) 'Trade unions mobilising for migrant workers' rights: the sans papiers movement in France' in Fishwick, A. and Connolly, H. (eds) From Protest to Resistance: Fighting Back in Hard Times, London: Rowman and Littlefield.
Almond, P. and Connolly, H (in preparation) 'A 'slow' manifesto for comparative research on work and employment, Industrial Relations Journal.
Other publications including reports, book reviews and online blogs
Connolly, H. (2017) 'Labour struggles and acts of physical and symbolic violence' Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute, Political Economy Blog (11th January) http://speri.dept.shef.ac.uk/2017/01/09/labour-struggles-and-acts-of-physical-and-symbolic-violence/
Connolly, H. (2016) 'Social exclusion and labour rights in the banlieues of Paris: Part II' Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute, Political Economy Blog (14th April) http://speri.dept.shef.ac.uk/2016/04/14/social-exclusion-and-labour-rights-in-the-banlieues-of-paris-part-ii/
Connolly, H (2016) 'Failures and Fiascos in Public Sector Outsourcing: Will Governments Never Learn?', Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute, Political Economy Blog (9th March) http://speri.dept.shef.ac.uk/2016/03/09/failures-and-fiascos-in-public-sector-outsourcing-will-governments-never-learn/
Connolly, H (2015) 'Social exclusion and labour rights in the banlieues of Paris' Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute, Political Economy Blog (16th December) http://speri.dept.shef.ac.uk/2015/12/16/social-exclusion-and-labour-rights-in-the-banlieues-of-paris/
Georg Adam, Barbara Bechter, Bernd Brandl, Heather Connolly, Guglielmo Meardi and Thomas Prosser (2011) 'Sectoral Industrial Relations Characteristics in the European Union'. European Industrial Relations Observatory.
Connolly, H. and Martinez Lucio, M. (2009) 'Thinking outside the corporate box: how new movements are reshaping diversity politics' Transforming Management, MBS online journal
Kemekliene, G., Connolly, H., Keune, M. and Watt, A. (2007) Services employment in Europe: Now and in the future, UNI-Europa Background Paper, European Trade Union Institute (ETUI) publication.
ETUI-REHS (2007) Trade union representation in Europe, Benchmarking Working Europe 2007, ETUI publication.
Book reviews
Ruhs, M. and Anderson, B. Who needs migrant workers: Labour shortages, immigration and public policy, Work, Employment and Society February 2012 26: 172-175,
Jepsen, M. and Serrano Pascual, A. Unwrapping the European Social Model, Industrial Relations Journal, 2010
Richard Hyman: Understanding European Trade Unionism, CLR News, No 2, 2003
Bernard Keller/Hans-Wolfgang Platzer (eds): Industrial relations and European Integration, CLR News, No 3, 2003.
Selected conference papers
Connolly, H. 'Organising in the face of austerity: (re)building collectivism in UK local government' Society for the Advancement of Socio-economics (SASE), Lyon, France, 29th June – 1st July 2017.
Almond, P. and Connolly, H. 'A 'slow' manifesto for comparative research on work and employment' International Labour Process Conference, Sheffield, 6th-8th April (paper accepted).
Connolly, H. 'Outsourced and/or Precarious? The decline of 'model employer' practice in local government', CIPD Applied Research Conference, Westminster University, London, 19th December, 2016.
Connolly, H. and Contrepois, S. 'British and French trade unions efforts to integrate undocumented migrants: discourses and practices', European Congress of the International Labour and Employment Relations Association (ILERA), Milan, 8th-10th September, 2016.
Connolly, H. 'Organising in the context of austerity: (Re)building collectivism in a local union branch', British Universities Industrial Relations Association (BUIRA) conference, University of Leeds, 29th June – 1st July, 2016.
Martinez Lucio, M., Marino, S. and Connolly, H. 'Organising as a strategy to reach the precarious and marginalised workforce' European Work and Employment Research Centre (EWERC) conference on Precarious Work: Causes, Consequences and Counter-measure, University of Manchester, 21st-22nd April, 2016.
Connolly, H. 'Trade Unions, Race and Migration in the UK and France: The Tensions around Class and Identity Politics', Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE) 27th Annual Conference, Inequality in the 21st Century, LSE, London, 2nd-4th July 2015.
Sellers, B. and Connolly. H. '10 years on: what have we learnt about organising with migrant workers since the 2004 A8 accession? Critical Labour Studies 11th symposium, Ruskin College, Oxford, 28th February-1st March 2015.
Connolly, H., Marino, S. and Martinez Lucio, M. 'Justice for Janitors 'goes Dutch': Organising and regulation as competing models?' Interuniversity Research Centre on Globalization and Work (CRIMT) conference, 25th-27th October 2012, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Connolly, H., Martinez Lucio, M. and Marino, S. 'Comparing and Contrasting Trade Union Responses to Questions of Migration: A Comparison of Union Strategies for Decent Work in the Netherlands, Spain and the United Kingdom', 2nd Regulating Decent Work Conference, International Labour Organisation, 6th-8th July 2011, Geneva, Switzerland.
Connolly, H. and Martinez Lucio, M. 'Transformation and continuities in urban struggles: urban movements, the labour market and migration in Spain' Labor and Employment Relations Association, 2nd-5th January 2010, Atlanta.
Connolly, H. and Darlington, R. 'The limits and potential of radical trade unionism in France and Britain: A Comparative Study of SUD-Rail and RMT unions', European Congress of the International Industrial Relations Association (IIRA), 28th June-1st July, 2010, University of Copenhagen
Martinez Lucio, M. and Connolly, H. 'Employment Relations, Migration and Politics: Issues in the study of migrant communities in the European Union', Labor and Employment Relations Association, 3rd-6th January 2009, San Francisco.
Connolly, H. 'Trade union renewal in France and the movement/organisation dialectic', British Journal of Industrial Relations (BJIR) conference in honour of Richard Hyman, 28th-29th May 2009, LSE, London.
Twitter: @DrHMConnolly


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That is the essence of this pattern. I've always loved lavender and wanted to express that in this design.
A gorgeous knitted triangle shawl:
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Taisir Subhi Yamin
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Taisir Subhi Yamin is a professor of gifted education. He has a B.Sc. in Physics, an M.A. in Special Education, and a Ph.D. in Gifted Education and Computer Assisted Learning from Lancaster University in England.
He is the recipient of academic prizes and fellowships from Jordan, England, and the U.S.A. including a Fulbright Award (1996), Leadership in Gifted Education from the WCGTC (2013), and the British Council scholarship. Prof. Yamin is active in the field of science popularization, and has written 20 books, a large number of articles, chapters in edited books, and research papers. In addition, he has developed a number of training packages to develop productive thinking skills (Creative thinking, critical thinking, creative problem solving, and future problem solving).
He is an active member of an impressive list of academic institutions including: the British Educational Research Association (BERA), the European Council for High Ability (ECHA), Bahrain Association for the Gifted and Talented; Former President, Jordanian Association of Physicists, the National Committee for Gifted Education; Founder, the Qatari Centre for the Gifted and Talented. He is also the National Chancellor and Vice President of the International Association of Educators for World Peace (IAEWP). He was a delegate of the World Council for Gifted and Talented Children (WCGTC) for about ten years. In 2002 he was elected as a member of the executive committee of the WCGTC. Professor Yamin was involved in developing UAE project for the gifted and talented in Ulm University. In addition, he has established, in cooperation with Todd Lubart and Sandra Linke, the International Centre for Innovation in Education (ICIE). The ICIE has seven branches in: France, Germany, Sweden, Turkey, Canada, Kenya, and Jordan.
In 2005 he was named editor-in-chief of Gifted and Talented International. In March 2009, he was elected as the President of the WCGTC for four years. More recently, he is the General Director of ICIE in Germany, and research fellow at Université Paris Descartes.
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Paradigm Shift is an important radical, significant change that happens when the usual way of thinking about or doing something is replaced by a new and different way. This keynote will address a number of paradigm shifts relating to: Conceptions; definitions; processes; interventions; programmes; practices; school management; and …More


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Indi (Boy#2): An everlasting beam of happiness with more energy than a London fireworks display. There are not enough hours in the day for Indi, if he was Prime Minister he'd add another six!
Indi is a tall, bright, loud, willful boy with a magnetic personality – he attracts friends and chaos wherever he turns! He has spent a year at the local independent school before embarking on our education adventure. He enjoyed it there and wasn't phased that he was in school all day, five days a week, but school mornings were stressful for everyone and he often left on the school run in tears having been torn away from his play. We missed him terribly and at the dinner table each night we would try to squeeze out of him what he had been up to but it was hard work. There have been times where we wondered if we were doing the right thing, but we think a boy like Indi will love anything that is a exciting and stimulating, which I'm hoping our education will be!
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I trained as a teacher and spent 10 years teaching drama in secondary schools before I decided to start my own business – 'TADAA'. The main reason I decided to step away from teaching and cut my salary radically was for my first son. Will is my boy from a previous relationship. He is state-schooled, and spends exactly half the week with us, and half the week with his very supportive dad. We now all work together to make sure he spends the time with his loved ones. I get to take him to school every day, and the money I earn ensures that he can attend the clubs and societies he wants. He is very sporty, a little anxious and a complete gentlemen charmer!
Dad: Hard working entrepreneur and part-time DIY fanatic. "I inject the necessary disorder and silliness, essential in every household."
Daz runs his own successful business too, and we do a lot of 'tag team' parenting, which means when he comes in from work, I go out. It is only a couple of nights and it seems to work, though we do spend time in the wee small hours trying to catch up on admin, accounts and ironing!


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