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School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation SciencesUniversity of Birmingham Edgbaston Birmingham B15 2TT UK
Gill Eveleigh is Head of Physiotherapy and Professional Lead for Physiotherapy in the School of Health and Population Sciences.
Her activities have a strong education focus. As well as delivery and assessment of learning and teaching across a range of levels, Gill has experience in new programme development, course evaluation and design and quality monitoring. She has been involved in a number of programme, subject and School quality reviews, both physiotherapy subject specific and across other subject areas.
Gill has a special interest in musculoskeletal dysfunction and practical anatomy, this is demonstrated through her teaching activities and work on systematic reviews on management of whiplash syndrome and rehabilitation following spinal fusion.
Gill Eveleigh qualified as a Physiotherapist in 1980. She worked clinically for a number of years in the UK, specialising in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, before moving into physiotherapy education in 1988.
She has worked in a number of HEIs , with experience in all aspects of programme and module development, delivery, assessment and evaluation. This included development and successful validation of a Flexible (part time) BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy programme, as well as more traditional full time and MSc Pre and Post registration programmes.
For the last few years Gill has focussed on student support and the student experience and was Head of Student Development and Support for Physiotherapy and Nursing, prior to her current role. During this time interest was developed in supporting students with disabilities and also involvement in student mitigations and appeals processes.
Since November 2009 Gill has been Head of Physiotherapy/Professional Lead for Physiotherapy. As well as staff and workload management, this role involves liaison with external agencies, such as the Strategic Health Authority, Health Professions Council and Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.
Gill is on the External Examiner accredited list of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) and is involved in programme accreditation for the C.S.P.
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Musculoskeletal Dysfunction. Student Support and the Student Experience.
Whiplash Associated Disorder Systematic Review – member of team conducting this review.
Rehabilitation post Spinal Fusion – member of research group conducting systematic review and survey.
Gill Eveleigh is an experienced External Examiner, previously examining MSc, BSc , Diploma and Access programmes. Current External Examiner Appointments at:
Brunel University – BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy programme (Full and part time programmes).
Manchester Metropolitan University – MSc Physiotherapy Pre registration programme.
Gill is also a Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Approvals Visitor, involved in programme accreditation.
Eveleigh, G (2009) Students with Disabilities: Making Reasonable Adjustments to Assessments. The Birmingham Conference, Birmingham.
Eveleigh, G (2009) The Inclusive Curriculum. The Sixth Annual Learning and Teaching Conference, University of Birmingham.
Corcoran C, Evans D, Nicholson C, Macnab N, Taysum A, Eveleigh G, Georgeson J and English M (2006) Editors. Researching Education: Different Ways of Knowing and Doing. Papers from The Research Student Conference. University of Birmingham: Birmingham. ISBN 0704426064
Eveleigh, G (2006) Evaluation of Flexible Undergraduate Physiotherapy Programme: The Student Perspective. Proceedings of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Congress. Chartered Society of Physiotherapy: London.
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Twohey's Restaurant, pronounced 2EE's, wishes to thank our valued patrons for helping us serve great food and fond memories for 70 years! Our history began in 1943 when Jack Twohey first opened on Arroyo Boulevard in Pasadena. The restaurant had 37 seats and Twohey's Restaurant quickly became known for serving up the finest hamburgers, onion rings and hand-dipped fountain specialties in the San Gabriel Valley. Our present location featured memorable drive-up carhop service from the fifties through the mid-seventies. Our logo always inspires many a curious expression. The Little Stinko-O®, clothes pin and tears logo was trademarked by Jack Twohey in 1943. He overheard a woman exclaim "Oh Stink-O" when a gentleman seated next to her was served a hamburger generously garnished with onions and pickles. Twohey's is proud to be a part of the memories that so many have experienced over the years. We hope you'll continue to be a part of our tradition and we look forward to serving you, your friends and your families now and for generations to come!On behalf of our family and crew, we welcome you and hope to see you soon! |
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Total manufacturers' and trade inventories were estimated at a seasonally adjusted level of $1.592 trillion in July, a 0.8 percent increase from June levels.
While most economists had expected inventories to increase faster than the 0.1 percent rate posted from May to June, most had expected a slower 0.5 percent, increase for July.
Peter Boockvar, managing director at Miller Tabak, said, "A jump in inventories helps GDP short term but the opposite longer term if sales don't keep up."
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The larger increase in sales brought the inventories/sales ratio for U.S. businesses down to 1.28 in July from the 1.29 level posted in June. The June inventories/sales ratio was the highest since February of 2010.
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Louis François Philippe Drouet
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- Detailed biography: Biography ; A Biographical Dictionary of Musicians by Theodore Baker, 3rd Edition of 1919, page 220 ; Wikipedia (French)
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- Born Amsterdam, died Bern. Spent much time in France but also teacher of King Louis of Holland from 1807–1810 and in 1836 (ending 1854) assistant Kapellmeister in Coburg (in what was not yet Germany); visited America for a few months in 1854. (The Library of Congress has scanned about 50 items- well, 50 scans- of works, mostly arrangements, by "L. Drouet", published by William Hall & Son, C. Breusing, and others in 1854 and 1855- not a coincidence, one expects.)
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European parliament vote leaves food speculation regulation 'too weak'
26 October 2012
A vote in the European parliament today failed to remove loopholes in new regulation to prevent banks driving up food prices through financial speculation.
MEPs voted in favour of limits to speculation, but allowed loopholes to remain which risk rendering the new rules ineffective.
Campaigners in the UK sent more than 14,000 messages to their MEPs this week, asking them to stop food speculation by banks and hedge funds pushing food prices beyond the reach of millions of the world's poorest people.
World Development Movement campaigner Christine Haigh said:
Watertight regulation is essential if we are to stop excessive speculation fuelling devastating food price spikes. If it remains in its current form, the controls will be too weak to properly tackle speculation. Now it's down to George Osborne and his fellow finance ministers to back strict rules.
George Osborne and other European finance ministers are due to vote on the proposed regulation on 13 November.
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If the amendments to remove the loopholes had been passed, they would have:
- Ensured that the limits apply to all commodity contracts, for their full duration, and including any contracts that cannot be traded on exchanges;
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Nodules are made of inflamed tissues that collect together to form a lump. A nodule can grow within any level of skin, which includes the subcutaneous layer, the dermis, and epidermis. Nodules that are found on your body's organs, or in other locations in the body, such as glands, can have a range of sizes and can be cancerous or noncancerous. Most nodules are benign (non-cancerous). However, some can be cancerous.
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We go #BehindTheGreen as Mike Ross chats about Saturday's Six Nations showdown with France. Victory in Paris should seal Ireland's first Championship title since 2009.
Delivering the National Programmes is Referee Coaching and Development Manager David McHugh together with Referee Development Officers David Keane, David O'Brien and David Wilkinson.
Neysa Herity and Julie Ashmore are in charge of all Administration issues relating to the work of the department.
Refereeing is key to the game and is an important element of IRFU Policy.
The continued investment in referee development has produced great success over the years and produced some of the most respected match officials in world rugby.
Ireland have three officials in the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Alain Rolland and George Clancy will referee in New Zealand with Simon McDowell officiating as an Assistant Referee.
Rolland had the honour of finishing the 2007 Rugby World Cup in France by refereeing the final. George Clancy was given the honour of the opening game of the 2011 event when he will referee the hosts New Zealand versus Tonga. Click here for full World Cup match official Panel
IRFU referees have been well represented in IRB tournaments around the world. John Lacey recently refereed the semi final of the IRB U20 World Cup between England and France.
David Keane became the most capped IRB Sevens Series Referee when he took charge of New Zealand and Kenya in the London Leg last season.
The IRFU continues to work on the development of female referees with an increase in numbers becoming match officials. In the last few years Aoife McCarthy has been the leading Irish female match official over the past few seasons.
This season will see former scrum half Tania Rosser try her hand at refereeing as she continues in the footsteps of Alain Rolland who was the last International player to make the transition from player to Official.
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Alain Rolland, George Clancy and Peter Fitzgibbon.
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Failure At Life Drives Truck Through Gas Station Trying To Run Over Girlfriend
This is a video of some idiot trying to run over his girlfriend in a truck after she ducks into a gas station for safety. He misses her, but manages to hit the owner after plowing though the entire store. But the excitement doesn't stop there, oh no! Captain Roadkill then gets out of the truck, leaves the store, steals another woman's SUV that was left at the pump, and tries to make a quick getaway BEFORE CRASHING HEAD-ON INTO A BREAD TRUCK because he didn't look both ways. F***, even Michael Bay couldn't even make an action scene this exciting! Get it? Because he sucks.
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Analysis: US President Barack Obama's probably choices for the top US cabinet posts may worry Israelis.
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If, as widely expected, US President Barack Obama later this week nominates Sen. John Kerry as secretary of state and former senator Chuck Hagel as secretary of defense, then those already worrying about US-Israeli ties under a second Obama term will have even more to worry about.
Less because of Kerry, even though he is considered a man of independent ideas on the Middle East who feels – thanks to his many years in the Senate working on foreign policy – that he knows perhaps better than Israelis themselves what is good for them, and more because of Hagel.
Hagel, a former Nebraska senator, is a Republican. But he is what some described as a Brent Scowcroft Republican, a so-called "country club" Republican not endowed with the pro-Israel reflexes that so many officeholders in the Republican party have come to possess since the days of Ronald Reagan.
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In his piece listing the "top five reasons" Obama should pick Hagel, Walt wrote on his blog, "Unlike almost all of his former colleagues on Capitol Hill, he hasn't been a complete doormat for the Israel lobby. In the summer of 2006, for example, he incurred the lobby's wrath by calling for a joint cease-fire during Israel's war with Hezbollah."
Walt wrote that Hagel has been "outspoken in calling for the United States to be more evenhanded in its handling of the peace process, and he's generally thought to be skeptical about the use of military force against Iran."
"Generally thought to be skeptical about the use of military force against Iran" might be an understatement.
In his 2008 book, America: Our Next Chapter, quoted Friday on the Foreign Policy website, Hagel wrote of Iran, "Isolating nations is risky. It turns them inward, and makes their citizens susceptible to the most demagogic fear-mongering."
Hagel prefers engagement.
"Distasteful as we may find that country's rulers, the absence of any formal governmental relations with Iran ensures that we will continue to conduct this delicate international relationship through the press and speeches, as well as through surrogates and third parties, on issues of vital strategic importance to our national interests. Such a course can only result in diplomatic blind spots that will lead to misunderstandings, miscalculation and, ultimately, conflict."
In that book, he also raises the idea of living with a nuclear Iran, an idea Obama has on many occasions roundly rejected.
"The genie of nuclear armaments is already out of the bottle, no matter what Iran does," he wrote.
"In this imperfect world, sovereign nation-states possessing nuclear weapons capability (as opposed to stateless terrorist groups) will often respond with some degree of responsible, or at least sane, behavior. These governments, however hostile they may be toward us, have some appreciation of the horrific results of a nuclear war and the consequences they would suffer."
In a May interview with Foreign Policy's Josh Rogin, Hagel said, "The two options – attack Iran or live with a nuclear-armed Iran – may be eventually where we are. But I believe most people in both Israel and the United States think there's a ways to go before we get to those. I think Obama is handling this exactly the right way. I can understand differences between Obama and the Israeli prime minister, but we have differences with all our allies."
In 2001, Hagel was one of two senators who voted against renewing the Iran-Libya sanctions act, in 2007 he voted against placing the Iran Revolutionary Guards Corps on America's list of terrorist organizations and in 2008 he voted against Iran sanctions.
Other problematic positions taken by Hagel include being one of only four senators in October 2000 who would not sign a letter of support for Israel during the second intifada, being only one of 12 senators in 2006 who refused to sign a letter calling on the EU to place Hezbollah on its terrorist lists and signing a 2009 letter – after he retired from the Senate – urging Obama to negotiate with Hamas.
William Kristol of the conservative Weekly Standard wrote Friday that when Hagel was appointed to an advisory board at the beginning of Obama's first term, Ira Forman, Obama's 2008 campaign's Jewish outreach director and former head of the National Jewish Democratic Council, acknowledged, "If [Hagel] was taking a policy role, we'd have real concerns."
"Well," Kristol wrote, "secretary of defense is a policy role."
Kerry, in comparison to Hagel, has a spotless voting record on Israel. Yet he too is causing some anxiety because of his affiliation with the Center-Left of the Democratic party, not these days perceived as widely sympathetic to Israel's arguments.
Unlike outgoing Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, perhaps burned by experience trying to get the Palestinians and Israel to negotiate, Kerry – even though he is a long-time senator and chairman of the Senate's Foreign Relations Committee – does not have the experience of being involved "in the trenches," and as a result may not understand the limits of what may be achieved.
The concern among some is that Kerry may come to the State Department convinced he knows what is best for Israel and set about "rediscovering the wheel."
Clinton, who lived through Obama's setbacks in the Middle East, was mellowed – perhaps jaded – to some extent by those setbacks, and adjusted her expectations accordingly. This learning curve will start anew with Kerry.
While Kerry – who ran unsuccessfully for president in 2004 – always voted for Israel in the Senate, he never was perceived as a leader on pro-Israel issues. He also broke with conventional wisdom at times, leading him – for instance – to place a lot of time and energy during the end of the Bush administration and the early days of Obama's first term trying to engage with Syria.
Of the three names mooted for the job of secretary of state a few weeks ago – Kerry, US Ambassador to the UN Susan Rice and National Security Adviser Tom Donilon – Israel, according to a senior diplomatic source, was rooting for Donilon, someone considered as having a good rapport with the Prime Minister's Office and a good and sympathetic understating of Israel's position and concerns.
For better or worse, forget Donilon. Jerusalem – it seems – is going to have to get used to working with Kerry... and, quite possibly, with Hagel.
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Doug Siemens '84, assistant professor of education, was there most recently, Jan. 21-25.
All spent most of their time in Hinche, in the central part of Haiti, where Bethel graduate Wildy Mulatre '94 lives with his family and works as a health-care administrator.
The nurses were at Hôpital Ste. Therese in Hinche about four hours a day, doing basic care. "We divided into two groups, so each spent [time] in the men's ward/post-op, pediatrics, some OB and a little time in ICU with one particular patient," says Tyrell.
"It was a good cultural experience," says Susan Morris, North Newton. "It was different from nursing in North America. We spent a lot of time sitting around, waiting for something to do."
"We've been taught: Go find, go do," says Cassie Hinerman '10, Milan. However, the students and Tyrell found themselves frequently stymied by not speaking the language, as well as by the lack of supplies and equipment they were used to.
"We prepared for the worst," says Morris, "but you can't really imagine what it will be like. They didn't have basic essentials" such as hand sanitizer (the group knew to bring their own), soap or easy access to running -- much less hot -- water.
"Whatever we thought it would be, it was still more extreme," adds Janet Schauf, Clearwater.
One important thing they learned, however, was that Haitian health-care workers are "a lot more resourceful than we are, because they have to be," Morris says. "They can think more critically."
Student hopes play will plant seeds of peace that grow in others
Bethel senior Renee Reimer wants to plant seeds of peace she hopes will take root in others.
On Feb. 1, she will stage the one-woman play "My Name is Rachel Corrie" at 7:30 p.m. in Krehbiel Auditorium in the Fine Arts Center.
The performance is free, with donations accepted. The play is rated "R" for language and is not suitable for young children.
Reimer has been preparing the play during this Bethel interterm, working with theater instructor Megan Upton-Tyner as director, along with senior Creigh Bartel, stage manager, and junior Jocelyn Wilkinson, sound and lighting design.
However, it really started two years ago, after another interterm experience in 2011. As a sophomore, Reimer was part of Professor of Bible and Religion Patty Shelly's Jerusalem Seminar, offered every other January.
Reimer had wanted to go to Africa, she says -- but her mother, Rosie Epp, strongly encouraged her to take the Jerusalem Seminar instead. Epp, a pastor, had gone on the trip about a decade earlier.
The Jerusalem Seminar was a pivotal experience for Reimer.
"Being [in Israel/Palestine] for three weeks really opened my eyes to a different view on the world," she says. "I saw the conflict up close and was able to decide for myself how I felt about it, rather than having the media shape my opinion."
All the Bethel students returned from that trip determined to take some kind of action in support of Palestinians and nonviolent peace activism in the region. They organized several public events on campus.
Also at about that time, Upton-Tyner gave Reimer a copy of the script for "My Name is Rachel Corrie."
It is based on the journals and e-mail messages of an American college student who, as a member of the International Solidarity Movement, traveled to the Gaza Strip in 2003. On March 16 of that year, she was killed when run over by an armored bulldozer operated by the Israeli Defense Forces.
Corrie was trying to prevent a Palestinian home from being demolished. She was less than a month shy of her 24th birthday.
James A. Will Family Academic Center wins state contractor award
Bethel's new James A. Will Family Academic Center has earned accolades for Sauerwein Construction Co., Inc., of Wichita.
The firm received the Associated General Contractors of Kansas Award of Honor for its work in renovating the former Science Hall at a lunch and awards ceremony Jan. 18 at the Wichita Marriot.
The original building dates from 1924. It opened as the Will Academic Center in fall 2012, following major renovation and construction of a three-story addition.
The Award of Honor received by Sauerwein Construction was for a renovation project in the $2-$6 range.
The Associated General Contractors of Kansas State Building Awards recognize excellence in construction. For general contractors, the categories are: new construction; pre-engineered; renovation; and design build.
Criteria for judging include significant construction features, innovative construction techniques and outstanding examples of workmanship.
Rudi Sauerwein, general contractor for the Will Academic Center project, accepted the award on behalf of Sauerwein Construction.
President Perry White and Vice President for Advancement Sondra Bandy Koontz '70 represented the college at the awards ceremony. Duane Hickerson, project architect, was also present.
"We congratulate Sauerwein Construction Company on this award," said Koontz. "They have built a facility that will serve Bethel students for generations to come."
Lincoln coming to Kauffman Museum
Kauffman Museum has been selected as one of four sites in Kansas for the second national tour of the exhibition "Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War." The exhibition was organized by the National Constitution Center and the American Library Association Public Programs Office and has been made possible by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Kauffman Museum and partners Bethel College and Newton Public Library will celebrate the grand opening of the exhibition Friday, Feb. 22, with a come-and-go reception from 7-8:30 p.m. Richard Walker '71, Newton, chief judge of the Kansas Ninth Judicial District, will provide remarks at 7:30 p.m.
On Sunday, March 3, at 3:30 p.m., William Rich of Washburn University School of Law will present a program, "The Gettysburg Address: Lincoln's Framework for a New American Constitution." Entrance to the exhibition and the public programs are free.
For more information, contact Rachel Pannabecker at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Fun and food: Valentine dinners raise funds for Kauffman Museum
Each February and March, friends of Kauffman Museum host dinners in their homes to raise funds for the museum. This year, meals will be hosted at 20 local locations. In addition, two alumni couples at a distance are planning dinners to benefit the museum, as well.
Space is still available to join the fun locally on Feb. 9 and 24, and on March 2. Respective themes for the meals are "Arts and Crafts at Home and Abroad," "A Locally Homegrown Feast" and "A Valentine's Treat." Cost per meal is $40, with the entire amount tax-deductible.
To find out which meals still have space available and to make reservations, call the museum at 316-283-1612 Tuesday through Friday, 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., or e-mail Andi Andres at email@example.com.
Concert Choir on tour next month
The Bethel Concert Choir, under the direction of William Eash, professor of music, will sing in 12 venues throughout five Midwestern states on this year's choir tour during spring break, March 15-24. Alumni and friends of Bethel are invited to any of the following concerts:
Friday, March 15
- Grace Episcopal Cathedral, 701 S.W. 8th Ave., Topeka, at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, March 16
- St. Francis Xavier College Church, St. Louis University, 3628 Lindell Blvd., St. Louis, at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, March 17
- St. Louis Mennonite Fellowship, 3752 Giles Ave., St. Louis, in the worship service at 9:30 a.m.
- Cincinnati Mennonite Fellowship, 4229 Brownway, Cincinnati, at 7 p.m.
Monday, March 18
- First Mennonite Church, 101 S. Jackson St., Bluffton, Ohio, at 7 p.m.
Tuesday, March 19
- Bethany Christian High School, 2904 S. Main St., Goshen, Ind., in the chapel service at 11 a.m.
- Prairie Street Mennonite Church, 1316 Prairie St., Elkhart, Ind., at 7 p.m.
Wednesday, March 20
- St. John Cantius, 825 N. Carpenter, Chicago, in the mass at 7:30 p.m.
Friday, March 22
- Mennonite Church of Normal, 805 S. Cottage Ave., Normal, Ill, at 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, March 23
- St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, 6630 Nall Ave., Mission, at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, March 24
- Rainbow Mennonite Church, 1444 Southwest Blvd., Kansas City, Kan., in the worship service at 9:30 a.m.
- Bethel College, home concert in Memorial Hall at 7 p.m.
Alumni invited to reunion events in May
Mark your calendar now for Alumni Weekend activities, Friday-Saturday, May 17-18.
As part of the weekend's events, the Classes of 1953, 1958, 1963, 1968 and 1973 will hold special reunion luncheons at noon Saturday, May 18. Bethel staff will host a luncheon for the "Heritage Classes" of 1938, 1943 and 1948.
Alumni Weekend also features an opening meal and tour of campus highlights Friday evening, a breakfast featuring alumni award recipients Saturday morning, and the annual banquet for all alumni and friends of the college Saturday evening.
More information will be sent to reunion class members in spring. When finalized, the schedule will be posted on our website.
This year's baccalaureate and commencement will take place Sunday, May 19.
Each May, classes celebrating their 40th, 45th, 50th, 55th, 60th, 65th, 70th and 75th anniversaries gather for special reunion luncheons the Saturday of Alumni Weekend. Those celebrating their 10th, 15th, 20th, 25th, 30th and 35th reunions are invited to gatherings on Fall Festival Saturday.


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