text: Thesis - Doctoral http://hdl.handle.net/10523/120 2016-07-26T02:38:28Z 2016-07-26T02:38:28Z Leisure participation of children with movement impairments in New Zealand Kanagasabai, Parimala S http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6709 2016-07-25T04:46:09Z 2016-07-25T04:45:17Z Leisure participation of children with movement impairments in New Zealand 2016 Kanagasabai, Parimala S Background: Involvement in leisure activities is crucial for the physical, social and psychological development and wellbeing of children with movement impairments. However, children with movement impairments are at risk for restricted access to participation in leisure activities. The aim of this thesis was to investigate the leisure participation patterns and experiences of children with movement impairments in New Zealand (NZ). Methods: The thesis includes three separate but linked studies. First, an integrative review of the literature investigated the relationship between motor functioning and leisure participation of children with movement impairments. Then a mixed method approach with two studies was conducted to understand leisure participation of children in the NZ context. The two studies were a quantitative survey study and a qualitative interview study. For the integrative review, a systematic electronic search of key databases was conducted from the period 1 January 2001 to 30 April 2014 using relevant keywords to identify studies that investigated leisure participation and motor functioning in children with movement impairments aged 6 to 12 years. The review synthesized, and compared information from qualitative and quantitative studies to identify the extent, and way by which, motor functioning influences leisure participation. A national cross-sectional survey with postal questionnaires investigated the extent, pattern, and barriers to leisure participation of children with movement impairments aged 6 to 12 years in NZ. The questionnaires used were the 'Children's Assessment of Participation and Enjoyment (CAPE)' to assess the level and pattern of leisure participation, the 'Activity Scale for Kids (ASK)' for measuring the level of physical functioning of children, the 'Craig Hospital Inventory of Environmental Factors (CHIEF) for Children-Parent Version' to investigate the perceived environmental barriers and the 'Family Environment Scale (FES)' to measure family functioning. Following the survey study, individual interviews with children and their parents explored in depth the leisure participation experiences of children with movement impairments. Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) was used to understand the experiences and the children's perceived sense of their experience, both of which could be dependent on contextual factors. Child friendly methods of data collection were used in interviews. Children expressed their views through drawing, painting, using stickers, sharing pictures, demonstrating activities, and by showing the interviewer their leisure environment and equipment. Further, field notes made at the time of the interview, and email conversations with children and/or families were used to describe and interpret the experiences of the children who participated in the study. The quantitative and qualitative data were first analysed independently, with the findings then integrated to enlighten understanding of the leisure participation patterns in general and in depth experiences of children with movement impairments in NZ. Results: Thirty-five studies were included and analyzed for the integrative review. Twenty-four studies used quantitative and 11 studies used qualitative methodology. The review identified the relationship between motor functioning and six dimensions of leisure participation including diversity, intensity, context, preferences, enjoyment and quality of participation. Motor functioning was found to have a weak to moderate association with involvement in specific leisure activity types and dimensions such as the frequency and diversity of physical activities. The CAPE identified that children participated in an average of 31 out of 55 activities listed in this questionnaire. Children participated in a greater number and frequency of recreational, social, and self-improvement activities as compared to skill-based and physical activities. Further, girls participated in a greater percentage of activities as compared to boys. While nearly 50% of activities were performed with family, only 13% of activities were performed with friends. Nearly 50% of activities were performed at home and 50% of activities outside home. With the help of families, children participated in leisure activities of their choice and expressed positive experience of fun, challenge, and independence and achievement. The choice of activities depended on a combination of the motor functioning of the individual child, inspiration, and support from families, friends and health professionals, as well as the child's age, sex and the possibility of adaptations and availability of community programmes. Participation in the activities of choice was often with friends of their choice and in a place of their choice. Children followed a leisure participation routine that consisted of scheduled and unscheduled activities. Yet, despite such positive aspects to their participation, children felt disappointed and avoided some activities due to associated negative experience such as injury, fear, non-inclusion, and the difficulty they had experienced in adapting and performing certain activities. While the majority of children reported that nothing stopped them having fun, parents believed that their children's leisure participation could be better and expressed their concerns. For parents, the most common barrier (perceived by 80%) included the natural environment such as uneven terrain, inaccessible architecture, and weather. Further, 76% reported others' attitude resulting in humiliation as barriers to children's participation in leisure activities. Sixty one percent of parents also reported lack of programmes such as adapted inclusive sports and games in the community and that this resulted in the lack of opportunities for activity involvement in the community. They also reported that information regarding these activities were somewhat lacking and therefore of concern. Additionally, older children were more aware of their movement limitations and therefore were more careful in choosing their activities, while younger children were less aware and were happy with activities carefully chosen by the family. Conclusion: The integrative review demonstrated that motor functioning of children with movement impairments may or may not be a barrier depending on the functional movements required to participate in a particular leisure activity. Children with movement impairments in this thesis participated in a wide range of activities and enjoyed activities of their choice. Families played a major role in supporting children's involvement in leisure activities. However, reduced frequency of participation in physical activities, as opposed to recreational, social and self-improvement activities requires further research with a focus of enhancing and promoting the physical activity levels of children with movement impairments in NZ. Families, therapists, and community service providers such as disability organisations could enhance leisure participation experiences by suggesting and creating opportunities that could increase children's choices of leisure activities in general, and physical activities and skill-based activities in particular. 2016-07-25T04:45:17Z An Examination of Emotional Processes in Children with Attention- Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Hatch, Burt http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6704 2016-07-14T23:04:08Z 2016-07-14T23:02:35Z An Examination of Emotional Processes in Children with Attention- Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 2016 Hatch, Burt Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is characterised by pervasive and impairing symptoms of inattention, impulsiveness, and overactivity. Theoretical models of ADHD have hypothesised that these symptoms arise through disruptions to neural systems that mediate executive functioning, motivation (responses to reward or threat), and arousal. These systems are interconnected and overlap with the neural substrates involved in detecting and responding to emotionally salient stimuli. From this context an interest has emerged in understanding how the experience or recognition of emotion may be disrupted in ADHD. The aim of this thesis was to build upon previous work in developing this understanding. For this purpose, a sample of 43 children (8 girls) with ADHD and a sample of typically developing (TD) children matched on age and gender were recruited to participate in three studies. The first study examined if the ADHD group would recognise fewer emotional facial expressions than the TD group. Importantly, by including similarly difficult task conditions that did not require emotion processing, this study examined if difficulty recognising emotional facial expressions resulted from impairments recognising emotion or other cognitive deficits. Results indicated that the ADHD group was similar to the TD group at recognising the nonemotion stimuli but significantly worse at recognising emotional facial expressions. This clarifies that ADHD is associated with deficits in processing emotional facial expressions beyond the other difficulties associated with the disorder. The second study examined if the ADHD group differed from the TD group on measures of autonomic activity in response to films selected to elicit particular emotions of fear, happiness, and sadness. Results indicated that the ADHD group differed from the TD group on a measure of sympathetic response for the films evoking fear and happiness but not sadness. These differences were moderated by the severity of Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) symptoms within both the TD group and ADHD group. The results suggest that ADHD is associated with abnormal emotional responses for fear and happiness but this does not necessarily extend to all types of emotional responses, or at least not sadness. The third study compared how the ADHD and TD groups responded to social inclusion and exclusion using a computer simulated ball-throwing game. Social functioning depends largely on emotion and is impaired in ADHD. Results indicated that compared to the TD group, children within the ADHD group had a smaller increase in parasympathetic activity during the inclusion condition and less withdrawal in parasympathetic activity during the exclusion condition. The ADHD group also had a greater change in sharing behaviour following the exclusion condition. These results, taken together with the results from the previous studies, indicate that ADHD is associated with abnormalities in both emotion recognition and emotion response for a range of stimuli, within both social and non-social contexts. This is discussed in the context of possible underlying neurobiological systems that mediate motivation, executive functioning and arousal. 2016-07-14T23:02:35Z Navigating Ever-Changing Seas: Ageing with an Intellectual Disability Trip, Henrietta Theodora http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6703 2016-07-15T14:02:07Z 2016-07-14T22:00:11Z Navigating Ever-Changing Seas: Ageing with an Intellectual Disability 2016 Trip, Henrietta Theodora Introduction As a population, the ageing trajectory for people with intellectual disability is nearing that of the general population. Given that many individuals with intellectual disability continue to live into their middle adult years with someone they identify as family/whānau – this has implications for all parties. There is an emerging body of literature that identifies some of the challenges faced by this largely 'hidden' population. Whilst research about future planning is not necessarily a new phenomenon for this specialist field, the nature of ageing with intellectual disability, the characteristics and dynamics of caregiving and receiving within family/whānau, and the relationship this has to decision-making about ageing, has received limited attention. Hence the aim of this thesis was to explore perspectives about getting older and future planning for people with an intellectual disability and their family/whānau. Method The qualitative design for this study was based on Charmaz's Constructivist Grounded Theory. This methodology was informed by the axiology of what is ethical (transformative paradigm), and the ontology of relativism both of which underpinned the interpretive constructivist epistemology embedded in this grounded theory approach. Non-probability and snowball sampling were used to recruit people with intellectual disability aged 40 years or older, living with someone they identified as family/whānau and whom they nominated to co-participate in this research. Memo writing, interviews, concurrent data collection and theoretical sampling are features of a grounded theory approach that were used across participant groups. Photo elicitation was also used with participants who have intellectual disability to enhance and promote their contribution and inclusion in the research, and also served as a key theoretical sampling approach. Constant comparison data analysis was undertaken between and across participant groups. Results A total of 19 people with intellectual disability and 28 family/whānau were interviewed and the findings revealed a lifelong engagement with caregiving and receiving that was influenced by factors both internal and external to the living situation. Key features of this engagement were identified: Transitions across the individual and collective life courses were denoted in terms of decisions about the member with intellectual disability remaining at home and the subsequent changing roles, responsibilities and expectations within, and between, all in the network of care. Three categories exemplified this journey, namely; Riding the Waves, Shifting Sands – Changing Tides and Uncovering Horizons. Whilst these may appear to be linear, the perspectives and experiences expressed by participants both explored and demonstrated a reflexive interrelationship between these which is posited in Navigating Ever-Changing Seas: An Emergent Theoretical Model. This informs and illustrates the cyclical, evolving and reciprocal nature of caregiving relationships over time, identifies the influences thereto and the impact these have on the person with intellectual disability and those in their family/whānau system of care in terms of their view and experience of ageing. Discussion Navigating Ever-Changing Seas: An Emergent Theoretical Model provides a platform to understand the nature of caregiving and receiving for people who are ageing with intellectual disability and those they identify as family/whānau. The relationship of family/whānau who have a member with intellectual disability is seen to be complex, dynamic, and trans-generational. Each person has an experience and perspective of their identity and relationship with others which has been informed by the past and current philosophies of the caregiving network itself, as well as the wider, external community and socio-political context across the lifespan. As the territory for each person and life-stage changes over time, so does the constructed map (individually and collectively): This impacts upon the perspective and prospect of ageing, future planning, respective and projective roles and responsibilities. It is pivotal that these perspectives do not remain hidden as recognising them will enable and mediate the development of inclusive policies for each member of this caregiving network in regards to practice, research, service planning, development and delivery. 2016-07-14T22:00:11Z "It Didn't Exactly Make Me Feel Grand": Students with Physical Disabilities' Experiences of Secondary School Physical Education Holland, Kate Elizabeth http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6701 2016-07-15T14:02:06Z 2016-07-14T20:48:43Z "It Didn't Exactly Make Me Feel Grand": Students with Physical Disabilities' Experiences of Secondary School Physical Education 2016 Holland, Kate Elizabeth Physical Education has long been recognised as the domain of the physically 'able' (Barton 1993, 2009). As a result, many students with physical disabilities who do not display the socially constructed abilities, movements or body types privileged in Physical Education remain sidelined or absent from the subject (Barton, 1993, 2009; Evans, 2004; Fitzgerald, 2005). In this thesis I explore the Physical Education experiences of those perceived as physically 'disabled'. The display, surveillance and use of one's body is foregrounded in Physical Education more than in any other school subject (Fitzgerald & Stride, 2012), yet the experiences of students with different bodies have rarely been explored. Drawing on theoretical resources found in the disciplines of Childhood Studies, Disability Studies, the Sociology of the Body, Physical Education and Teaching and Learning, I examine six students with physical disabilities' experiences of secondary school Physical Education in New Zealand. I examine what kinds of movements, bodies and abilities are privileged in the students' experiences` of Physical Education and ask questions about why and how this is the case. Further I investigate what school-based Physical Education does to, and for, young people with physical disabilities, drawing on the young people's testimonies to understand how the subject and its imperatives shape their subjectivities. While environmental, social, cultural, pedagogical and political interests clearly constrain the young people's capacity to engage with Physical Education, their narratives point to the ways young people can, and do, exercise agency, challenge orthodoxies and resist the normative expectations of Physical Education as it is currently configured in some New Zealand schools. The young people in this study challenge how we come to know disabled, able and normal bodies and raise questions about whose needs, interests and capacities are privileged in Physical Education. 2016-07-14T20:48:43Z The temporal and spatial relationship between tungsten and gold mineralisation in the Otago Schist, New Zealand Farmer, Lauren http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6700 2016-07-14T04:36:08Z 2016-07-14T04:35:09Z The temporal and spatial relationship between tungsten and gold mineralisation in the Otago Schist, New Zealand 2016 Farmer, Lauren Tungsten mineralisation within the Otago Schist is hosted by hydrothermal quartz veins that formed close to the brittle-ductile transition zone. The Otago Schist Belt hosts numerous orogenic gold deposits, including the Macraes mine, a number of which also host the tungsten ore mineral scheelite. Despite the strategic importance of tungsten, no commercial mining of scheelite in Otago has occurred since the 1960s, and the Macraes operation does not recover tungsten despite mining tungsten ore. This study examines the spatial and temporal relationships between gold and tungsten from a microscopic up to a deposit scale, focusing on the Macraes deposit and applying the findings to the wider Otago region. Understanding this relationship is essential for modelling and extracting tungsten in Otago, and in the exploration for new deposits. Macraes' tungsten is predominantly found within mineralised quartz veins, although a subordinate phase of disseminated scheelite and a remobilised phase are also observed. Ductile microstructures and the cross-cutting relationships observed within the veins suggest that the main phase of tungsten mineralisation occurred early in the development of the deposit. The style of tungsten mineralisation contrasts strongly with that of gold at Macraes, which is disseminated throughout the pervasively altered wall-rock, and which is contemporaneous with both brittle and ductile structures. This relationship is echoed throughout the deposits in Otago: tungsten mineralisation is found within veins that formed at depth within the crust while gold is found associated with both deep and shallower structures. The extent of tungsten mineralisation was determined in a section of the Macraes mine using Portable XRF (pXRF). This approach identified a 200 m by 80 m pod of tungsten mineralisation coinciding with a jog in a mineralised shear, suggesting that mineralisation is associated with the opening of large-scale dilational sites. Evidence from the Nd and Sr isotope signatures of the Macraes scheelites suggest that the source mineralisation at Macraes was the schists of the Torlesse Terrane. The data favours a model of a metamorphic source of mineralisation, in which dewatering of the schist under amphibolite facies conditions produces hydrothermal fluid, which leaches metals from the schists as it ascends through the crust. 2016-07-14T04:35:09Z Investigating resistance mutations in the drug target of triazole drugs Sagatova, Alia http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6697 2016-07-13T22:38:06Z 2016-07-13T21:18:06Z Investigating resistance mutations in the drug target of triazole drugs 2016 Sagatova, Alia Fungal infections affect a broad spectrum of the population, including premature babies, the elderly and individuals with a range of disease- or medically-induced comorbidities. Fungal pathogens such as Candida albicans and Aspergillus fumigatus cause a variety of conditions, from minor infections to life threatening disease. Some fungi, including C. albicans and Candida glabrata can be commensal living in harmony with the superficial microflora, but these organisms can behave as opportunistic pathogens when individuals become immunodeficient due to comorbidities or become immunocompromised due to AIDS or through medical intervention. Fungal infections have become recognised in recent years as a growing health burden that currently causes around 1.5 million deaths per year worldwide. The azole antifungal drugs (imidazoles and triazoles) are used widely to treat fungal infections and as antifungal prophylaxis. The azole drugs target the fungal enzyme lanosterol 14α-demethylase (Erg11p, CYP51). This monospanning bitopic membrane protein belongs to the CYP51 class in the cytochrome P450 superfamily of enzymes and is involved in the rate-limiting step of ergosterol biosynthesis. Ergosterol is the fungal equivalent of cholesterol and is required for fungal cell growth. Fungal pathogens have evolved several mechanisms of resistance that diminish the action of the azole drugs. The emergence of resistant fungal strains due to mutations in CYP51 can limit therapeutic options and make treatment of fungal infections increasingly problematic. The need for better drugs that overcome resistance is becoming increasingly urgent. The present project builds on the research of Monk et al. who successfully crystallised and obtained the first high-resolution X-ray structures of a fungal CYP51. The aim of this project is to investigate the effect of CYP51 mutations on enzyme structure and function, including different types of triazole drug, by using Saccharomyces cerevisiae Erg11p as a model for the homologous enzymes in pathogenic fungi. A S. cerevisiae overexpression system was used to hyper-express the wild type and the mutant ScErg11p enzymes in order to obtain sufficient quantities of protein for structure-function studies. The C. albicans CYP51 mutations Y132F/H, K143R, G464S and the double mutation Y132F G464S (Y140F/H, K151R, G464S and Y140F G464S S. cerevisiae numbering), as well as the CYP51A G54E/R/W mutations of A. fumigatus (G73E/R/W S. cerevisiae numbering) have been reproduced in a C-terminal hexahistidine-tagged version of S. cerevisiae Erg11p (ScErg11p6×His). In addition, the innate resistance of A. fumigatus CYP51A to fluconazole (FLC) was investigated using the S. cerevisiae Erg11p T322I mutant. Microdilution assays were used to determine triazole susceptibilities of these strains. ScErg11p6×His mutant and wild type enzymes were purified from crude membranes by solubilisation with the detergent n-decyl-β-D-maltoside followed by affinity and size exclusion chromatography. Spectral analysis of the purified protein was used to determine dissociation constants for triazole drugs. Purified preparations of the enzyme were also used to obtain crystals for X-ray crystallographic analysis. High-resolution (1.98 – 2.35 Å) X-ray crystal structures were obtained for mutant enzymes in complex with triazole drugs and without added ligand, as well as for the wild type enzyme in complex with FLC. Microdilution assays revealed that strains overexpressing ScErg11p6×His Y140F/H or Y140F G464S had reduced susceptibility to the short-tailed triazoles FLC and voriconazole but not the long-tailed triazole itraconazole. Strains overexpressing ScErg11p6×His G464S, T322I and K151R mutants had triazole susceptibility patterns similar to the wild type enzyme overexpressing strain but the G73E/R/W mutants showed increased susceptibility to all triazoles tested. Binding studies revealed that the triazole binding was tight for all the mutant enzymes. The high-resolution (2.05 Å) structure of wild type ScErg11p6×His in complex with FLC revealed a water-mediated hydrogen bonding network between residue Y140 and the hydroxyl group of the drug. The crystal structures of the ScErg11p6×His Y140F/H mutants showed that these mutations disrupted the key water-mediated hydrogen-bonding network seen in the wild type enzyme complex. The disruption of these interactions is proposed to weaken the interactions between the drug and the mutant enzyme leading to resistance. These observations explain reduced susceptibility to FLC and voriconazole and the retention of susceptibility to itraconazole of these mutants. The X-ray crystal structures of the ScErg11p6×His G73E/W mutants in complex with itraconazole showed that the drug bound in different conformations compared to the wild type enzyme structure. The piperazine ring of the itraconazole molecule acts as a hinge, which can adopt different conformations. The crystal structures indicated potential π-anion interactions between the tail of the itraconazole and the E73 residue and π stacking interactions between W73 and the tail of itraconazole. The bending of the drug molecule was found to accommodate each mutation. The conformation of itraconazole bound to the G73W mutant had not been seen previously. These extra interactions between the drug and the site of the mutation in part explain the increased susceptibility of G73E/W mutant strains to itraconazole. The structure of ScErg11p6×His G464S revealed that the mutated residue had replaced polar interactions between a water molecule and the propionate group of the heme. No obvious tilting of the heme was observed in this mutant. The ScErg11p6×His T322I and G73W mutant structures without added ligand revealed some density in the active site and some movement of the carbonyl group of helix I residue G314, previously seen in the wild type ScErg11p6×His structure in complex with lanosterol. Residue G314 may be involved in catalysis by potentially stabilising oxygen bound heme iron intermediates. In summary, this work provides insight into the molecular interactions between the triazole drugs and the CYP51 enzyme. The high-resolution structure of the wild type enzyme in complex with FLC has allowed us to identify the potential basis for resistance of the Y140F/H mutants, which we confirmed by recreating those mutations in our S. cerevisiae system. In addition, other mutations reproduced in our system reveal that despite a relatively high sequence similarity amongst fungal CYP51s, our model does not adequately reflect the effect of the same mutations in pathogenic fungi. This knowledge will aid in the structure-directed design of next generation azole-based antifungal drugs that can be used to overcome antifungal resistance. 2016-07-13T21:18:06Z Exclusion, intergroup discrimination, and belonging. Banks, Michael http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6696 2016-07-13T21:16:08Z 2016-07-13T21:16:00Z Exclusion, intergroup discrimination, and belonging. 2016 Banks, Michael Previous research investigating the effects of social exclusion has predominantly focused on interpersonal behavior following ostracism. Divergent findings reveal either increased aggression or increased pro-social behavior. The current research comprises seven experiments focused on intergroup (as opposed to interpersonal) forms of discrimination. The first two studies establish a link between belonging and evaluative intergroup bias discrimination. The findings show that enhanced belonging (and not personal or collective self-esteem) is an outcome of intergroup discrimination among minimal and real groups. The third study introduced the cyberball manipulation to assess the effects of inclusion/ostracism. Participants who were included showed intergroup discrimination; ostracized participants did not. The fourth study sought to examine intergroup discrimination following a more blatant form of social rejection using the false feedback paradigm. Again, the included participants discriminated, even when allocating a more noxious white noise stimulus. Rejected participants did not exhibit intergroup discrimination. Following the research demonstrating the positive-negative asymmetry effect (PNAE), the fifth study afforded category members the opportunity of exhibiting positive and negative valenced intergroup discrimination. The included participants discriminated regardless of task valence. The ostracized participants discriminated on the positive, but not negative task. The sixth study tested whether intergroup discrimination would elevate if done publicly (as opposed to private). Included participants again discriminated, regardless of whether the task was public or private. The ostracized participants however, showed discriminated only when the task was public, potentially to increase the possibility of higher group inclusion. The seventh study investigated whether random inclusion and random rejection would affect intergroup discrimination levels compared to group determined inclusion/rejection. The results found that only those who were included by group members showed significant levels of intergroup discrimination. Taken together, the findings of this thesis provide support for the idea that belongingness is linked to intergroup discrimination. Firstly, heightened belonging is an outcome of intergroup discrimination. Secondly higher belonging leads to increased intergroup discrimination. The link between belonging and intergroup discrimination appeared over a variety of social groupings (i.e., gender, national, and minimal groups), across different forms of discrimination (e.g., evaluations, white noise allocations), and the findings were also consistent across both the cyberball and false feedback paradigms. The ramifications of these findings are discussed and new ideas for future research are suggested. 2016-07-13T21:16:00Z Imaginary Men: Genre, Masculinity, and National Identity in Canadian and New Zealand Cinemas Alfaro, Armando http://hdl.handle.net/10523/6695 2016-07-13T04:46:08Z 2016-07-13T04:44:21Z Imaginary Men: Genre, Masculinity, and National Identity in Canadian and New Zealand Cinemas 2016 Alfaro, Armando This thesis explores the use of genre formulas in Canadian and New Zealand national cinemas. Specifically, this thesis asks whether utilizing generic storytelling conventions undermines the cultural goals of both countries' national cinemas or whether these strategies successfully inflect genre formulas with national narratives to tell stories for and about the nation that are distinct from what is routinely called Global Hollywood. I argue that Canadian and New Zealand directors that create genre films inflect Hollywood formulas and in the process question national myths about national identity and masculinity. As historian Christopher Dummit underlines, "in the history of masculinity, men's gendered identities [have been] equated not with themselves as men but with a larger, seemingly ungendered category . . . the nation." The connection between masculinity and the nation predates the advent of cinema and has been a common theme in films since the early days of cinema and continues to receive attention in the present. The three directors from Canada (David Cronenberg, Bruce McDonald, and Jean-Marc Vallée) and three from New Zealand (Peter Jackson, Geoff Murphy, and Taika Waititi,) that are included in this thesis engage with concerns about the cohesion of the nation in the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries and likewise deal with the inconsistencies of gender, masculinity more specifically. Through their use of film genre these directors look at the ways masculinity and identities are connected to the nation as a shared culture. Film scholar Susan Hayward's concept of centers and peripheries in national cinema, French cinema in particular, creates a useful framework for analysing the marginal place of Canadian and New Zealand cinemas in relation to Global Hollywood and the ways different ideas about masculinity and national identity come to be imagined in their films. Particular attention has been paid to representations of masculinity and national identity by analysing six films, three each from Canada and from New Zealand, in order to gauge how the above filmmakers have approached depictions of the nation through different film genres over time. The six films in this thesis have been paired by genre; these include the horror film, the road film, and the coming-of-age film. The two horror films explored are Shivers (Cronenberg, 1975) and Braindead (Jackson, 1992). Critical responses to both films in their respective national contexts informs my discussion around taste and genre cinema. The road films Goodbye Pork Pie (Murphy, 1981) and Highway 61 (McDonald, 1991) are examined for their individual approaches to the familiar formula of travellers attempting to reach their destination at all costs. While Murphy's film presents a more traditionalist view of masculinity, McDonald's film deals with gender roles in a more playful manner. Boy (Waititi, 2010) and C.R.A.Z.Y. (Vallée, 2005) tell semi-autobiographical stories set during the period of their respective director's childhood. Both directors re-write the coming-of-age narrative within specific national and bi-cultural contexts and brighten up the lives of their young protagonists through popular culture. The close reading of these films offered by this thesis demonstrates how Canadian and New Zealand national cinemas negotiate traditional, stereotypical, and contemporary depictions of masculinity and national identity through the inflection of genre formulas to arrive at distinct representations of the nation. Canada and New Zealand thus offer significant case studies for the exploration of the role of national cinema and its persistent cultural relevance. 2016-07-13T04:44:21Z


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The Minnesota resident hit the tape in 4:49 to finish ahead of nearest rivals Sarah Brown (4:50.7) and Phoebe Wright (4:53.45) as American runners swept the podium.
Bermudas Tamika Williams, still recovering from a bout of flu, finished fifth in the field of eight runners in a personal best time of 5:06.34.
With last years winner Korene Hinds unable to defend her crown as shes pregnant, Kampf and Brown fought tooth and nail for the Jamaicans vacant crown in a thrilling race that went right down to the wire.
Kampf made her move with a long driving kick 300 metres from the finish and managed to cover her compatriot the rest of the way to win the event at the first attempt.
The American one mile road champion attributed her latest triumph to the extra mileage she had put in over the past year.
Last year I did a lot of road miles which has really brought a lot of momentum to my career and its great to celebrate the start of the year with this one (victory), she told The Royal Gazette.
Kampf and Brown broke away from the lead bunch at the 800 metre mark, effectively reducing the race to a two-horse battle.
Sarah and I took the lead together and it really felt like we were working together which was nice, Kampf said. Around 300 metres to go I decided to start making a move but Sarah covered it and I thought she might have had it, but then the momentum shifted so I just gave it all I had. Sarah put in a big surge but I covered it right at the end.
The race was really fun and tomorrow (today) is my birthday so being in Bermuda is my birthday present and winning the race is the cherry on top.
Kampfs time was well shy of the 4:27 she ran last year.
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I had the flu bug earlier in the week so to be able to come back tonight and do a decent race was a great feeling, she said. I imagined these girls were going to go out pretty fast and they were very steady. But it was good to be able to stay with them and Im excited I got to be in this race and run my best time ever.
Capturing line honours in the Adult Local Womens Mile was Irelands Rose-Anna Hoey in a personal best time of 5:09.92. Three-time winner Jennifer Alen (5:14.17) and past Bermuda Day Half-Marathon champ Deon Breary (5:41.25) rounded off the podium finishers.
Hoey and Alen swapped the lead multiple times during the race before the formers relentless pace took its toll on her English rival towards the end.
It was an unbelievable race and Ive never felt so intense in my life, Hoey said. I always say Im not a short distance runner but I seemed to find it somewhere inside me tonight.
She added: My plan was to pick up the pace from the 600 metre mark and the only advantage Id have is the endurance side of things because Im more of a longer distance runner. But Jennifer came and we started fighting and nearly at the end I closed my eyes and didnt even know where she was I just ran for the line.
Alen, whose time was her fastest on this course, appeared to be on her way to a fourth win in this event before Hoey shifted into another gear when it mattered most.
We were just sort of picking up the pace and then at the end there she just went and I was just like okay, she said.
Like Williams, Breary managed to record a personal best time while recovering from the flu.
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In the next couple weeks, local veterans hope to put up the last signs honoring World War II veterans along Oregon Highways. Veterans advocate Dick Tobiason says the last two signs will go up on Highway 126 near the Prineville Airport: "We are going to put 19 signs up all along the highway have 13 up. We'll be putting up two more in Prineville." The signs are going up in Prineville near the Civilian Pilot Training Site during the 1940's. It was an effort to train more military pilots to meet the war's need.
King Solomon Lane closed between Ferguson Road and King David. (7/25)
Jones Road, full road closure between Bennington Lane and NE Butler Market Road. May 18 – August 18, local access only.
Oregon State University off-site improvements for intersection reconstruction, July 11 – August 3, 7 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., at intersection of Chandler Avenue and Yates Drive.
Orion Drive closed in two locations for sewer work; at the intersection with Avery Lane and between Desert Woods Drive and King Hezekiah Way. From July 11 to Sept. 6. Detours marked.
Valhalla Sewer Relocation Project, Mt. Washington Drive at Shevlin Park Road intersection and North to Regency Street. Nighttime closures with detours marked during roundabout construction. Daytime closures for construction towards Regency Street. 7 p.m. – 7 a.m., July 11 – November.
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In affairs of the heart, the right setting sets the mood and makes all the difference. Needless to say, it behooves you to pick the precisely right spot when dining with your Valentine.
Dine in the home of the great lover himself, Rudolf Valentino. Caffe on the Green is it. He lived there alongside the what is now the Throgs Neck Bridge. Settle for nothing less than seating in the intimate art deco Valentino room. With piano, fireplace and a tres chic bar, its meant for lovers. Food and service there bespeaks New York Society. Your lady love will be duly impressed with your savoir faire. Or, you can give her Manhattan. The stunning view of the East River from Waters Edge in Long Island City cant be beat. The food and service is impeccable. But for ultimate romance, ask the I do question on the complimentary Waters Edge Ferry Shuttle which leaves hourly to go to and from Manhattan and Queens .
Its over. You want to split but you sincerely want the let down to be pleasant, less painful. The best choice is to return to our favorite spot. Was it the 1,000-seat Master Grill with its Brazilian BBQ menu in Flushing or the Merry Peddler in Floral Park? Reminisce about the good times and how much they will always mean. Have an after dinner cordial, a glass of Sauterne, an espresso with sambuca that you pledge will forever be our drink, even though we are no more.
Soon you will be three. Instead of taking the romantic route with hearts and flowers and music, sashay over to the White House in Whitestone with its presidential decor and campaign catering. Dream on. Someday your little one, he or she, may be president.
Who doesnt feel a bit more inclined to romance with a harpist providing background music? At Marbella in Bayside, a harpist plucks as you dine on Spanish Continental cuisine and fantasize about the flamenco, tango and gado, all of which adds Latin lover mystique to the occasion. Guitars serenade you as you dine organically at the Garden of Eating, an appealing, intimate Greenwich Village-type spot in Bayside on Union Turnpike.
A whispered something or a kiss while youre dancing bespeaks romance. Italian Punta Dura in Astoria, and French/Kosher La France in Forest Hills will do nicely. Piris Grill in Great Neck has Mediterranean music and belly dancing.
Drink it in. The new in spot, Sage, a Tea Cafe, is on the corner of Main Street and 39th Avenue opposite Flushing's St. George Church. It has candy box red decor. The menu is Chinese Soda Parlor, with lots of hot and cold pearl tapioca beverages to sip through wide plastic straws, special milk shakes, classic and special beverages. Theres classic snacks from toast to fried favorites to hors doeuvres to bowls of noodles and rice. The cruller-looking spicy chicken was very popular.
If circumstances determine that its mommy and daddy and the kids - hers, his or ours - head for the new Main Street Mall, not on Main Street at all but across from the Sheraton LaGuardia East Hotel in Flushing. Parking is across the street from the rainbow-lighted mall with its exciting food court, mostly oriental but Mexican, too. Then go around the corner to the Flushing Hall Culture Gallery and take in the exhibition of ceramic art, stone sculpture and wood and root carvings. The huge animals and mammoth sailing ships will wow Dad the kids.
Brunch served in the winter garden, has to be the newest, most dramatic brunch around. Brunch her at Cave on 31st Avenue in Astoria, a dramatic new cafe, lounge and winter garden .
Its the 21st century. So feel free. Invite him to steakhouse row on Northern in Great Neck where the biggies are all in a row: Peter Luger, Burton and Doyle, Mortons of Chicago and North Shore Steak House. Or go cozier at Uncle Jacks in Bayside or the new Napa and Sonoma in Whitestone.
If serenity and vegging out is what she craves, make a reservation pronto at the Zen Pavilion in Little Neck. Its so spacious. Its so elegant. The service actually mimics Manhattans Four Seasons. The food is excellent. The presentations dramatic. The food is also certified kosher, vegetarian cuisine.
Bistro Olivia on Metropolitan Avenue in Forest Hills has all the elements for romance - sophistication and charm, exposed bricks, subdued lighting, candles, Provence countryside mural, and a wood burning fireplace. It is cozily sophisticated, and the food is wonderful Mediterranean. The waiters have been trained to select the perfect accompanying wine. Woo her with an appetizer or dessert wine as well as one that goes with the entree. Its a place to say, I love you more each year. And wouldnt the gift of a ring over dinner make the ultimate sweet conclusion?
So, youve gone to a play, or a movie or rented the most sought after video. The perfect takeout plus a chilled bottle of champagne or spumanti, elevates it to something memorable. He/she is newly addicted or nostalgically remembers White Castles burgers in Sunnyside or Bayside. Even for just we two, get the Crave Case, 30 - burgers stacked in a cardboard suit case (Theyll freeze, my dear).
Or go the route of sushi, and nothing but. In this scenario you might consider substituting saki hot, or saki cold. But champagne goes beautifully. If youre picking them up on the way home, stop in at Sushi Nara on Bell in Bayside. As you wait for the order seated on black filigree chairs in this delightful, tiny spot, youll start the repast on a romantic note. Or pretend the waterfall at Little Tokyo on Northern in Douglaston is Niagara Falls and stop there. Save the bagel sushi for breakfast.
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From the moment we walked in the door of Lorenzo's the atmosphere, friendliness and outstanding service was beyond our expectations. As a member of the Shania Twain Band I have had the great opportunity to enjoy Italian cuisine all over the world. As well, having been raised in New York in the "old Italian neighborhood" my expectations for Italian restaurant food is significantly higher than most people. I particularly enjoyed the friendliness of the staff, the quiet and classic old time style of Lorenzo's reminded me of many of my childhood meals in New York's "Little Italy" neighborhood. I myself had Lasagna that was authentic and very tasty (I especially enjoyed the extra sauce they provided on the side). The serving size was remarkable, the garlic bread was abundant and served piping hot. I highly recommend the house Italian salad dressing--it was nearly as good as good as I remember my grandmother's being--just the right touch of olive oil and spices to enhance the salad that contained not only tomatoes, but also olives, green peppers and other veggies. My dinner guest found the Manicotti equally as delicious as I found my Lasagna. There was no wait time, service was five-star and the selections and/or choices the menu provided were the best I've seen in any Italian restaurant in Texas. If you are looking for excellent food, great service, and very reasonable prices Lorenzo's is your best bet. Giovanni G. Bonanno Malibu Beach, California
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My husband and I just moved here from upstate NY and I have to say what a nice experience . The atmosphere was welcoming . Food was fantastic. …
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We have visited this establishment many times and each time has been special. We have great service and the food is of good quality. We order Mom'…
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4553 N Loop 1604 WSan Antonio, TX 78249
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935 Isom RdSan Antonio, TX 78216
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Phone service needs to come a notch.Best one is on Huebner and Churchill Estates.
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I have consistently found that the best restaurants are those that are small and owned and managed by families. Piccolo's is just such a place. The atmosphere is like those places in New Orleans, New York, or San Francisco, where the whole thing is the food - making sure it is well-prepared, fresh, served quickly, and at a reasonable price. The sauces are always freshly prepared, and the fish is not "fishy." The wait staff is efficient, friendly, and knowledgeable about the menu. The decor is what you'd expect in a family-owned restaurant - thematic, not fancy, but with a pleasing personality. About the food. Every dish I've had there is delightful in its blend and balance of sauces, cheeses, and spices. I'm planning on having everything in the menu eventually. I would like to have a bigger choice of desserts, but that's a minor issue.


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