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Atherton, Helen and Ziebland, S.. (2016) What do we need to consider when planning, implementing and researching the use of alternatives to face-to-face consultations in primary healthcare? Digital Health, 2 . ISSN 2055-2076
Brant, Heather, Atherton, Helen, Ziebland, Sue, McKinstry, Brian, Campbell, John and Salisbury, Chris. (2016) Using alternatives to face-to-face consultations : a survey of prevalence and attitudes in general practice. British Journal of General Practice . ISSN 0960-1643
Watson, Jessica, Salisbury, Chris, Atherton, Helen, Campbell, John, McKinstry, Brian and Ziebland, Sue. (2016) Proliferation of private online healthcare companies. BMJ . i1076. ISSN 0959-535X
Huxley, C. J., Atherton, Helen, Watkins, J. and Griffiths, Frances. (2015) Digital communication between clinician and patient in General Practice and the impact on marginalised groups : a realist review. British Journal of General Practice . ISSN 0960-1643
Fleming, Susannah, Atherton, Helen, McCartney, David, Hodgkinson, James, Greenfield, Sheila, Hobbs, Frederick David Richard, Mant, Jonathan, McManus, Richard J., Thompson, Matthew, Ward, Alison and Heneghan, Carl. (2015) Self-screening and non-physician screening for hypertension in communities : a systematic review. American Journal of Hypertension, 28 (11). pp. 1316-1324. ISSN 0895-7061
Griffiths, Frances, Atherton, Helen, Barker, Jack R., Cave, Jonathan A. K., Dennick, Kathryn, Dowdall, Peter, Fraser, Joe, Huxley, Caroline J., Sung -Wook, Kim, Madan, Jason, Matharu, Harjit, Musumadi, Luhanga, Palmer, Tom M., Paul, Moli, Sankaranarayanan, Sailesh, Slowther, Anne, Sujan, Mark-Alexander, Sutcliffe, P. and Sturt, Jackie. (2015) Improving health outcome for young people with long term conditions : the role of digital communication in current and future patient-clinician communication for NHS providers of specialist clinical services for young people receiving specialist clinical services - LYNC study protocol. Digital Health . pp. 1-13. ISSN 2055-2076
Newhouse, Nikki, Lupiáñez-Villanueva, Francisco, Codagnone, Cristiano and Atherton, Helen. (2015) Patient use of email for health care communication purposes across 14 European countries : an analysis of users according to demographic and health-related factors. Journal of Medical Internet Research, 17 (3). e58. ISSN 1438-8871
Goyder, Clare, Atherton, Helen, Car, Mate, Heneghan, Carl J., Car, Josip and Goyder, Clare. (2015) Email for clinical communication between healthcare professionals. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2015 (Number 2). CD007979. ISSN 1469-493X
Calitri, Raff, Adams, Ann, Atherton, Helen, Reeve, Joanne L. and Hill, Nathan R.. (2014) Investigating the sustainability of careers in academic primary care : a UK survey. BMC Family Practice, Volume 15 (Number 1). Article number 205. ISSN 1471-2296
Mickan, Sharon, Atherton, Helen, Roberts, Nia, Heneghan, Carl and Tilson, Julie K.. (2014) Use of handheld computers in clinical practice : a systematic review. BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making, 14 (1). pp. 1-10. 56. ISSN 1472-6947
Beggs, Andrew, Dilworth, Mark, Powell, Susan, Atherton, Helen and Griffiths, Ewen. (2014) A systematic review of transarterial embolization versus emergency surgery in treatment of major nonvariceal upper gastrointestinal bleeding. Clinical and Experimental Gastroenterology, 2014 (7). pp. 93-104. ISSN 1178-7023
Atherton, Helen, Pappas, Yannis, Heneghan, Carl and Murray, Elizabeth. (2013) Experiences of using email for general practice consultations : a qualitative study. British Journal of General Practice, 63 (616). pp. 760-767. ISSN 0960-1643
A'Court, Christine, Atherton, Helen, Dalton, Andrew, Fleming, Susannah, Hirst, Jennifer, Nunan, David, Selwood, Mary and McManus, Richard J (2013) Are there enough GPs in England to detect hypertension and maintain access? British Journal of General Practice, 63 (612). pp. 346-347. ISSN 0960-1643
Atherton, Helen (2013) Author's response to "Use of e-mail for consulting with patients in general practice Atherton, H. Use of e-mail for consulting with patients in general practice. Br J Gen Pract 2013; 63(608): 118–119". British Journal of General Practice, 63 (611). p. 290. ISSN 0960-1643
Mickan, Sharon, Tilson, Julie K, Atherton, Helen, Roberts, Nia Wyn and Heneghan, Carl. (2013) Evidence of effectiveness of health care professionals using handheld computers : a scoping review of systematic reviews. Journal of Medical Internet Research, 15 (10). e212. ISSN 1438-8871
Atherton, Helen (2013) Use of email for consulting with patients in general practice. British Journal of General Practice, 63 (608). pp. 118-119. ISSN 0960-1643
Atherton, Helen and Majeed, Azeem (2011) Social networking and health. The Lancet, 377 (9783). p. 2083. ISSN 0140-6736
Atherton, H., Huckvale, C. and Car, J.. (2010) Communicating health promotion and disease prevention information to patients via email : a review. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 16 (4). pp. 172-175. ISSN 1357-633X
Oakeshott, P., Kerry, S., Aghaizu, A., Atherton, H., Hay, S., Taylor-Robinson, D., Simms, I. and Hay, P.. (2010) Randomised controlled trial of screening for Chlamydia trachomatis to prevent pelvic inflammatory disease : the POPI (prevention of pelvic infection) trial. BMJ, 340 . c1642-c1642. ISSN 0959-535X
Oakeshott, Pippa, Aghaizu, Adamma, Hay, Phillip, Reid, Fiona, Kerry, Sally, Atherton, Helen, Simms, Ian, Taylor‐Robinson, David, Dohn, Birthe and Jensen, Jorgen S.. (2010) Is Mycoplasma genitaliumin in Women the "New Chlamydia?" a community‐basedprospective cohortstudy. Clinical Infectious Diseases, 51 (10). pp. 1160-1166. ISSN 1058-4838
Atherton, Helen, Car, Josip, Meyer, Barbara and Majeed, Azeem. (2009) Email for clinical communication between healthcare professionals. The Cochrane Library . ISSN 1469-493X
Atherton, Helen, Car, Josip and Meyer, Barbara. (2009) Email for clinical communication between patients/caregivers and healthcare professionals. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews . ISSN 1469-493X
Oakeshott, Pippa, Kerry, Sally M., Atherton, Helen, Aghaizu, Adamma, Hay, Sima, Taylor-Robinson, David, Simms, Ian and Hay, Phillip. (2008) Community-based trial of screening for Chlamydia trachomatis to prevent pelvic inflammatory disease: the POPI (prevention of pelvic infection) trial. Trials, 9 (1). p. 73. ISSN 1745-6215
Aghaizu, Adamma, Atherton, Helen, Mallinson, H., Simms, I., Kerry, S., Oakeshott, Pippa and Hay, P. E.. (2008) Incidence of pelvic inflammatory disease in untreated women infected with Chlamydia trachomatis. international Journal of STD & AIDS, 19 (4). p. 283. ISSN 0956-4624
Nathan, S., Thacker, E., Oakeshott, Pippa and Atherton, Helen. (2008) Use of opt-out in a trial of chlamydia screening. international Journal of STD & AIDS, 19 (2). pp. 143-144. ISSN 0956-4624
Atherton, Helen, Banks, Debbie, Harbit, Ruth, Long, Linzie, Chadd, Fiona, Hay, Phillip, Kerry, Sally, Simms, Ian and Oakeshott, Pippa. (2007) Recruitment of young women to a trial of chlamydia screening – as easy as it sounds? Trials, 8 (1). p. 41. ISSN 1745-6215
Atherton, Helen, Banks, D., Harbit, Ruth and Oakeshott, Pippa. (2007) Recruiting young women to a trial of chlamydia screening. international Journal of STD & AIDS, 17 (10). p. 712. ISSN 0956-4624
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and admit that I am overcommitted, stressed and generally low in the mental reserves right now.
That doesn't happen often, my friends. But it seems to have happened in a big way this time. After working about 70 hours last week (including two all nighters) I *barely* completed a big project on time.
Only to find out today that I fucked it up. Big time.
This is not something I typically do. I am sick to my stomach about telling our client. And I'm pissed that I busted my ass for two freaking weeks to fail in the end anyway. Fuck me.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
I may have to finally just give in
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I'm sorry to hear that. I hope it resolves without too much trauma for you.
- Amy said...
BTDT. I feel your pain.
Just crawl in all apologetic like and then fix it. They'll love you for owning up to it and setting things right. I promise!
Seems like it's been a rough week for everyone.
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The most visible of all the labs is the Keck Computer Lab. This is the department's primary general-use lab and to a large degree is the hub of the undergraduate social scene. Students come to the lab to work, collaborate, and study nearly every day of the week.
The south side of the Keck Lab is a learning annex, equipped with multiple workstations and a high-definition projector for hands-on instruction. Many computer science courses hold sessions here so that students can try things out with the instructor close at hand.
The Keck Lab is generally closed on holidays and between semesters. Semester hours vary depending on available Teaching Assistants, who, when available, can assist users with the equipment and homework.
The Software Engineering Lab provides a collaborative environment with special tools and facilities to support courses that have software engineering elements. Students can meet in the lab and use it for small project and team development. The Lab also houses alternative computing devices and platforms for projects that involve such hardware.
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text: I have some questions on the weather widget. This is just the default one that comes with phone. I thought it was supposed to update to your current location? I have the gps on and I even forced a manual refresh, but it is stuck on my home town. The other problem is really odd. My wife's phone is showing one town over from us, not our town. And when she tries to add our town, it doesn't even find it. Yet it is on mine. We tried using the name and the zip code and it doesn't find either. How odd is that? Any ideas?


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The weirdest thing about being a writer is that other people write about you. So here are some examples of that.
Me on being a pathetic mess for a bit. And other stuff...
I have an odd relationship with motherhood.
An interview with Stellar magazine about Vintage shopping and baby bumps!
Talking to Scottish Woman magazine about BOBbyDOP and all things vintage.
Talking about BOB, shopping vintage, LA and old school style icons.
Chatting with Tanya Sweeney of the Independent about vintage fashion.
Chatting to Emma Gannon over lunch about dresses, books and BOB.
An interview with Ella from La Petite Anglaise about writing, presenting and vintage clothing.
An interview with Olivia about BOB and vintage clothing.
Talking to Notebook magazine about how I ditched a holiday for an expensive dress.
Talking to Jeananne Craig about writing, vintage clothing, Chris and how support knickers are the work of Satan.
An interview with Channel 4 about my new series, This Old Thing : The Vintage Clothes Show. The series starts on 25th June on C4.
Talking to Sophie Robinson about how a novel helped inspire my writing career.
A Q & A section with Nasim Asl and an audience in Newcastle as part of the Goose Tour.
Talking to The Celebrity Graduate about how my acting degree has helped with my career.
Chatting to Irish Country Life about the 5 books that shaped my life.
Chatting to my good friend, the amazing Amy Huberman, Irelands Sweetheart.
Talking to Fabulous magazine about Chris, Books and life in LA!
Another review about Goose. This time by ShinraAlpha.
A review about my new book, Goose by Emma Jack of Read Bake Stitch.
A review about Goose (the sequel to Paper Aeroplanes) by The Guardian Online.
Talking to Source about Goose, the fashion line, TV work and how to balance it all.
For those of us who feel fashion slipping from our grasp, it is a delicious pleasure to wear outfits that have stories to tell.
An interview with Amy Peet, a young aspiring writer, about Paper Aeroplanes and general life questions.
I have just signed a deal with Hot Key Books for 3 more books.
An interview with Tesco Magazine about the people that made me the person I am today.
Chatting with Irish Tatler about my new book, The Booby Trap.
An article for Good Housekeeping about why I love boobs.
Talking to the Daily Mirror about my future after my mum passed away.
Talking to The Scotsman about how losing my mum shaped my life.
An article in the Herald about The Booby Trap and the amazing people I teamed up with.
Chatting to The Scotsman online about swapping TV for fiction.
Talking toThe Independent about online shopping and my wedding onsie.
Chatting to Irish Tatler Magazine about all sorts, including why Chris makes me broody.
Talking to You Magazine about how I'll never be the innocent girl Irish mothers hope for.
Talking to OK magazine about Angelina Jolie's decision.
An interview in Saturdays Independent Traveller Magazine.
Talking to House Seven about Paper Aeroplanes.
Heat Magazines' top 5 books that you should be reading right now.
An article written by Richard Arnold in Hello Magazine.
A review in the Week In, Week Out section of Grazia Magazine.
A review about Paper Aeroplanes in Now Magazine.
An interview with Hester Alderman of Cuckoo Review about Paper Aeroplanes.
An online exclusive interview with Hello! Magazine.
A review in the book club section of Bliss Magazine.
A review in Company Magazine about Paper Aeroplanes.
An interview in Stylist Magazine.
A review by For Books' Sake about Paper Aeroplanes.
An interview with Closer magazine.
Chatting to Blue Skies books about Paper Aeroplanes.
An article in Sunday Express Magazine about Paper Aeroplanes.
An interview with Stephen Milton of the Irish Independent.
A book review for Paper Aeroplanes by SoSoGay.
An interview in Marie Claire.
An interview with Gossipdrip.
An interview with the Observer.
This was in You Magazine.
The worlds fastest interview.
If you missed it, here is the piece Caroline and I did about our friendship in Grazia.
Here you go, if you missed it yesterday this is about me and what is in my wardrobe x


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I make glass objects for a living, to support mine and my families earthbound life that is. There's another thing going on here though, it's more than one thing happening at once. We're learning, and we are showing the work. We don't speak of it, we feel and listen, we move with it, we use it to see and to create. It proves itself to us and the vision grows.
New vessels just added to the shop!


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Case studies
Case studies are a form of problem-based learning where students are usually presented with a real-life scenario or problem that needs to be solved. Students may be given all of the information up-front, or they may be given details in stages and asked to respond as the situation changes. Students are normally given starting points for research, but have to use their own critical research skills to gather data to solve the problems.
Using case studies is a good way to introduce group work, and allows students to learn by doing, and apply what they have learnt to a real-life situation.
Workload guide
Preparation time Student workload Marking time
Literacies and skills exhibited
- Identifying, posing and defining problems
- Developing arguments, reflecting, evaluating, assessing and judging
- One and two-way communication; communication within a group
- Working independently and working within a group
- Fieldtrips or visits to organisations or industries
Students can demonstrate their work in a variety of ways. Presentations or posters are useful for continuing the case study (in the real world, teams would probably present their findings/approach to a panel) and are also less time-consuming to mark and provide feedback. Reports or other written forms are also common.
See the poster, oral presentation or report sections for feedback advice on the method chosen.
Case studies
Problem solving through scenarios, UCL
Further reading
Assessment by case studies and scenarios, University of New South Wales
Guide to time involved in preparation, marking, and student workload: Low Medium High


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Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year!!
All Autumn's hair has always been in the back. At about 7 weeks she started to lose it. I have to say that it is really growing back fast. She had a total bald spot int e back a few weeks ago and now it is gone, filled with hair again! She is a monster! 26 in and 17 lbs at her 4 month well baby that was on the 20th. I have missed you. I need to see updated pics of Bianca.
Thanks for all the love. I am going to have to return it tomorrow, it's too late now. As for Addison's curls; I blow dry her hair straight sometimes. 8.5x11.... I have been scrapping in that form for quite some time now. I fond it easier then 12x12. Addison is about 38 inches tall and about 34 lbs. I will find out exacts in a few weeks when I have her 3 year well baby appt. As for the TSE kit.... As you see I only did 1 ok with it. It is too pretty to cut into. LOL!
Happy Mother's Day!
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a Scrap Happy New Year!! May you be blessed with health love and happiness!! ~Heather
glad to hear you got it! i'm well, scrapping lots, working lots...busy busy, you know :) how are things with you?
Thank you so much for the love on my card! I hope that you have a happy, scrappy week!!
Thanks for the gallery love!
Hello! Yes, I'm the same one!
Thank you for the love on my most recent LOs! BTW... Did you ever got the dreaded DW calander? I know th atit came back to me once because I had 2 numbers inverted. LOL!
Welcome to the 2008 edition of getting to know your scrap friends! Try not to be lame and spoil the fun! If you get tagged, copy this entire survey and paste into your own blog, change all of the answers so that they apply to you. Then visit the profiles of some of your friends and "TAG" them by simply leaving a comment, asking them to visit your blog, and state that they have been TAGGED!
Happy, Happy, Happy, Happy Mother's Day to a great friend!
Thanks for the gallery love!!
Thanks for spending some time in my gallery and for all the great Love that you left me. That font is a lot cuter in person. The cb musical I got at a crop on sat. I will send you a few (or I will try to find you a package)b/c I will be posting out your DW 2008 this week!
Lá Fhéile Pádraig Sona Duit (Translation= Happy St. Patrick's Day)
Happy Valentine's Day!
I hope that you are feeling better!
We didn't do a darn thing! LOL! We all stayed home and just relaxed. New Year's is not the same for me anymore. I know that shying, "Happy New Year," just means that less then 2 weeks later will be the anniversary of my Dad's death. As a matter of fact, it is this Friday. Boy do I miss him and hate being depressed.
Mike, Addison & I wanted to wish you, Marco & Bianca a very Happy New Year! I hope that it is a year filled with may blessings! Make sure that you make it a scrappy one!!


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China Lights Lantern Festival at Boerner Botanical Gardens Celebrates Final Week
The festival features 40 larger-than-life, brilliantly lit sculptural lantern displays.
MILWAUKEE (Nov. 3, 2016) — In its final week, the China Lights Lantern Festival at Boerner Botanical Gardens reminds all ticket- holders that their tickets, with the end date of Oct. 30, are good through the Nov. 6 extension.
China Lights: Boerner Brighter Than Ever is a festival featuring 40 larger-than-life, brilliantly lit sculptural lantern displays. It is the first festival of its kind in the Midwest and includes stage performances of folk-culture entertainment, Asian-inspired cuisine, and a bustling marketplace. Show hours are 5:30–10 p.m. through Saturday. (The festival was closed Tuesday due to wet conditions.) Sunday, when Daylight Saving Time is in effect, show hours will be 4:30–10 p.m. Boerner Botanical Gardens is located in Whitnall Park at 9400 Boerner Drive, Hales Corners, WI.
Saturday and Sunday, each event-goer will receive a free fortune cookie upon entering the festival (while supplies last).
Due to overwhelming demand, online ticket sales were suspended last week. On-site advance ticket sales are still available at the Boerner Botanical Gardens Front Desk or Box Office daily, 8:30 a.m. until parking lots are full.
Free shuttle bus service from the Whitnal Park Golf Course paved parking lot to the China Lights entrance will be offered through the end of the festival. Shuttles run every 30 minutes (traffic dependent), from 5:15–10:15 p.m. The lot is located at 6751 S. 92nd St., Franklin, WI 53132.
Photo Gallery
Lantern Displays
Beyond the Welcome Gate, visitors may find that each display is more magical than the last. During the month of September, 28 artisans from China were on-site creating welded metal frames, lighting the frames from within using various types and colors of LED lights, covering the framework in brightly colored fabric, and hand-painting finishing touches. Among the components emerging from the process were glowing flowers, peacocks, cranes, and pandas. Display sizes are as large as the impressive 200-foot-long dragon.
Illumination Parade
Each night at about 6:25 p.m., members of the entertainment staff lead a procession through the zodiac display in the Shrub Mall of the Botanical Gardens. The public is invited to join the fun. The Illumination Parade concludes at the main stage in time for the first performance of the night.
Stage Performances Professional stage performances at 6:30 and 8 p.m. highlight folk-culture. Known for exuding power, acrobats from China will perform, emphasizing controlled strength, skill, and the art of fluid movement. A bonus performance has been added Friday through Sunday at 9 p.m.
Cultural Displays
Cultural displays centered in the Garden House include three replicas of the terra cotta warriors and poster displays about the making of China Lights. In addition, visitors can view a continuous streaming video on China's history, culture, and tourism.
Food & Beverage
A varied menu is offered. Lighter fare includes Asian Cucumber Salad, Vegetable Egg Roll with Sweet and Sour Sauce, and Peking Duck Spring Roll with Plum Dipping Sauce. Entree options, which include an egg roll and rice, are Mongolian Beef, and Sweet and Sour Chicken. For dessert, the menu offers a new twist on the egg roll—Homemade Apple Pie Egg Roll, served with homemade caramel sauce. Grill items are also available.
China Lights admission tickets include parking and are valid any night through Nov. 6. Admission is $15 for adults (age 18–59) and $10 for seniors (age 60 and up) and children (age 5-17). Children under age 5 are admitted free. The mobile guide, which requires a cell phone for use, is $5.
Close-up paved parking is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Some spaces in this area are designated for people with disabilities who have state-issued disabled parking or disabled Veteran parking license plates, or the state-issued disabled parking identification card.
While the displays are magical at night, they are beautiful during the day. Displays may be viewed unlit during the day for the cost of regular Botanical Gardens admission. Patrons may purchase an evening ticket for that same day by presenting the daily admission wristband and paying an additional $10.
Co-presenters of the event are the Park People of Milwaukee County and Travel Wisconsin. Event sponsors are the We Energies Foundation, Miller Lite, and Tri City National Bank.
For more information, visit chinalights.org.
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Glow Skate Returns to Wilson Ice Arena, Nov. 24, Dec. 30Nov 8th, 2017 by Milwaukee County Parks
Glow-in-the-dark necklaces, holiday lights, music, prize drawings, and a gourmet hot-chocolate bar will be featured.
China Lights Lantern Festival at Boerner Botanical Gardens Celebrates Final Week – Ends Oct. 29Oct 24th, 2017 by Milwaukee County Parks
The closing weekend will offer giveaways and egg-roll-eating contests.
Chinese Lantern Festival's Asian Cuisine/Chicago Weekend at Milwaukee County's Boerner Botanical Gardens, Sept. 29-Oct. 1Sep 26th, 2017 by Milwaukee County Parks
China Lights: The Magic Returns is a celebration of Asian culture featuring 50 larger-than-life sculptural lantern displays.


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The Developmental Psychology Area comprises a group of faculty and doctoral students who are addressing questions involving cognitive, social, or emotional development within and across various phases of the life cycle. The rationale for our graduate training program is the core assumption that the consideration of developmental processes is a invaluable part of understanding any psychological phenomenon.
Although developmental students often specialize in one phase of development and a particular content area, each student is encouraged to explore the general nature of the change process across the lifespan. With that goal in mind, developmental students take graduate courses on a variety of topics, including the option to pursue advanced statistical training.
Each student also works closely with a faculty advisor to develop a programmatic line of research which would provide a foundation for obtaining a postdoctoral position. There is a strong emphasis on presenting work at major academic conferences as well as publishing in top peer-reviewed journals.
For more details, prospective applicants are encouraged to explore the web pages of developmental faculty (below) to get a closer look at the research topics that are being explored across the area. Envisaging a good fit between an applicant's research interests and those of a specific developmental faculty member is a very important aspect of the admissions process.
Students also have the option of taking a concentration in Developmental Psychopathology. Learn more about the concentration in Developmental Psychopathology.
For further information or questions concerning the Doctoral Program in Developmental Psychology, contact:
Dr. Hongling Xie
Director of Graduate Area of Developmental Psychology
Email: email@example.com
Primary Faculty
- Deborah Drabick
- Elizabeth Gunderson
- Kathy Hirsh-Pasek
- Peter Marshall
- Nora Newcombe
- Willis Overton* (emeritus)
- Laurence Steinberg
- Ronald Taylor
- Marsha Weinraub*
- Hongling Xie
* Please note that Drs. Weinraub and Overton are not accepting students for admission in Fall 2018.


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Workplace bullying rife in the sector, union claims
Two-fifths of further education employees have been bullied at work in the past sixth months, with one in ten reporting violent or physical abuse, according to a report by the University and College Union (UCU).
The incidence of bullying is far higher than in other industries, the union said. And, according to the report, managers and supervisors are responsible for much of the problem.
Overall, 41 per cent of FE respondents to the UCU survey carried out in November 2008 said they had been bullied in the preceding six months, compared with 34 per cent of those surveyed in the higher education sector.
The report, Who Listens? Bullying in Further and Higher Education, compared its findings with those in a survey of bullying across different occupations and industries in Britain in 2000 which found that 11 per cent of people had been bullied in the preceding six months.
But despite the reported incidence of bullying in FE, 69 per cent made no official complaint. Of those who did, 52 per cent who had been bullied by another employee said the response of their institution had been "bad or very bad".
The report found that 72 per cent of those who had been bullied blamed managers or supervisors, compared with 33 per cent who cited other colleagues, 7 per cent who said it was subordinates, and 6 per cent who blamed students.
The most likely forms of bullying included: being given tasks with unreasonable or impossible deadlines; being given an unmanageable workload; and being subject to excessive monitoring of work.
Other types of bullying included: being humiliated or ridiculed; being asked to do work below levels of competence; gossip and rumours; and having opinions ignored.
Ten per cent said they had experienced violence or physical abuse in the previous six months, with 2 per cent saying they experienced this sort of bullying on a monthly basis. One in ten reported unwanted sexual attention.
The Association of Colleges' (AoC) employment director, Evan Williams, voiced concern about the sample size of the survey, as only 324 FE employees responded, and said that it was two years out of date.
"The agreement on bullying and harassment was drawn up in 2008 and AoC jointly ran roadshows with the unions to raise awareness of these issues among employers and unions," he said.
Sally Hunt, UCU general secretary, said: "The level of bullying in further and higher education is alarmingly high. With both sectors facing huge cuts and the very real possibility of heavier workloads, it is essential that robust measures are put in place to support staff."
Nadine Cartner, director of policy for the Association for College Management, representing some 4,000 FE managers, said the association was producing a handbook aimed at addressing the problem.
"Good colleges, by definition, seek to deal with and eliminate bullying through values of respect, openness and courtesy, together with a zero- tolerance approach when bullying occurs," she said.


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Durban - Fresh corruption allegations against KwaZulu-Natal speaker Peggy Nkonyeni are nothing but a political ploy, the SA Communist Party said on Monday.
"These [allegations] are purely aimed at compromising her public standing," SACP provincial executive member Khaye Nkwanyana told reporters in Durban.
He called the news briefing to respond to fresh corruption allegations against Nkonyeni, a senior party member.
The Sunday Tribune reported that Nkonyeni profited after several companies linked to her did business with the provincial government when she was still health MEC.
Nkwanyana said his party was worried that allegations against Nkonyeni always surfaced when big political events were about to happen.
"We have noticed that corruption allegations are labelled against her just before elective conferences and deployments," he said.
Corruption allegations surfaced before the African National Congress provincial conference in 2008 and before the general elections in 2009 to prevent her from getting a cabinet post, he said.
"We are worried about this obsession and permanent mobilisation against her."
SACP treasurer Mbuyiseni Mathonsi said the party was convinced the new allegations indicated something big was in the offing.
"We won't be surprised if something big happens soon. We expect it," he said.
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Zweli Mkhize is rumoured to be about to reshuffle his cabinet.
The Sunday Tribune reported Finance MEC Ina Cronje as saying three companies linked to Nkonyeni had done business worth R347 000 with the provincial government.
It reported that R222 300 had been paid to one of the companies, Greenville, for the supply of wheelchairs while she was health MEC in 2008.
Other services provided by the companies, some as recently as this year, included venues and facilities, advertising and marketing and catering.
Nkonyeni faces other charges relating to racketeering, fraud and money laundering involving R144m.
The case also involves economic development MEC Mike Mabuyakhulu, Uruguayan businessman Gaston Savoi and scores of current and former government officials.
All the accused are out on bail and will appear in court again on January 20 2012 for a High Court trial date to be set.
Nkwanyana said allegations that Nkonyeni had influenced the awarding of a R1.5m tender for the procurement of an ultrasound scanner had been dismissed by the court.
"We know there are people in our movement who want to fight political battles in courts. They abuse state institutions."
He said the SACP supported Nkonyeni's decision to invite Public Protector Thuli Madonsela to investigate the allegations against her.
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ITV has pulled the Law & Order: UK series eight finale from tonight's schedules.
'Repeat to Fade' was intended to air tonight (April 30) at 9pm, but will now be replaced by a repeat.
The episode - written by Richard Stokes - charts the investigation into the stabbing of a young woman.
In a statement, ITV said: "A change has been made to tonight's schedule in light of recent news events, and a different episode of Law & Order: UK will air on ITV this evening."
Ann Maguire - a 61-year-old teacher - was stabbed to death at a school in Leeds on Monday (April 28).
Sharon Small joins Law & Order: UK - new star talks last night's twist
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The Lemon Drop Kid
- Street Date:
- July 4th, 2017
- Movie Release Year:
- 1951
- Studio:
- Kino
- Length:
- 91 Minutes
- Release Country
- United States
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Comedy, Music, Romance
Bob Hope, Marilyn Maxwell, Lloyd Nolan
Sidney Lanfield
Plot Synopsis:
Bob Hope stars as Sidney Melbourne (a/k/a "The Lemon Drop Kid"), a con man who offers a friendly "sure thing" horse tip to the girlfriend of mobster Moose Moran.


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Facing Rejection as an Artist
Facing Rejection as an Artist
Trying to get into the great big community of retail is a step I have needed to take for the longest time. Unfortunately, as an artist, I stand frozen behind the fearful realm of rejection. Regardless of the bountiful amounts of praise and positive support from my friends and customers; I still become a chicken when it comes to pushing myself past hiding behind the safety of a computer screen and selling online. I've learned that this is something that yields many artists. It's the face-to-face confrontation that scares the bejesus out of me. The reflective response that just may come as too critical or worse, disenchantment that I disrelish so greatly. After all, I put my heart and soul into every piece of art I create. And truth be told, if I can expose myself through the raw form of art, laced with threads of my essence, then I can face the greatest vulnerability of life as an artist; and I believe it needs to be done.
Whenever I've revealed my reservations of "selling myself as an artist," I am welcomed with notions of similar feelings and the same fears of rejection and vulnerability from other artists. In a way, many budding artists, like myself, never allow themselves to truly peak successfully because they stop themselves. I have stopped myself for years because of this.
This year, I made it a goal to bypass the infamous fears of rejection as an artist, no matter what it took. For the first six months of this year I have remained idle, writing off the goal as something unattainable. But that is simply ridiculous! So last week I decided to pull up my bootstraps and seek exposure. I held my breath and emailed several establishments asking them to simply check out my website in hopes that what I create may compliment their shops. That was all it took to take the next step. I received a handful of very polite declines, but with those my work was also praised. So that wasn't so bad. I also received some great responses, one of which was a spa I really liked based on its website. The owner invited me to bring my work in to give it a whirl. Now, my jewelry is on display in Cote D'Azur spa and I spent the day truly living life as an artist, without fearing rejection, criticism, or dislike. And it was literally as simple as trying.
What I learned from this is that fear is much scarier as the intangible in the mind than the reality of what may actually happen. I am an artist. No one can take that away from me….except me. No doubt, I will continue having that imbedded insatiable fear of rejection, but in time, with each step, I will eventually be able to expose myself in the raw, beautiful, creative sense that we all become when really embracing our calling. In the meantime, I am on to email more shops to wait for the next "yes."


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Never too Late for a few Fall Fashion Tips
STORY BY Candy Washington
Published: November 11, 2013
The cold weather has finally arrived, our pastels and whites are gone, and we've whip out the hottest trends for this fall. For those of you still not sure, we've got you covered on how to stay warm and look hot this Fall – straight from the runways.
Trend # 1: Look lethal in leather
Every fashionista can up her fashion game by adding in some leather, whether it's a chocolate brown leather vest or cute black leather mini. Want to look especially lethal in leather this season? Slip into leather pants or an all-leather dress for a killer look.
Designer: Diesel
Trend #2: All about Gray with a hint of Cobalt
Move over pastels and pop colors, this season's signature color is all about gray. Either add gray accessories to your outfits or opt for an all gray ensemble for a subdued monochromatic look. Bring on the blue in deep cobalt to be fierce this Fall.
Designer: Oscar de la Renta
Designer: Reed Krakoff
Trend #3: Baggy is best
Stay warm as the temperature outside cools down by sporting oversized coats, chunky sweaters, long dresses, and tops. We saw a return to grunge thanks to YSL and the oversized look is here to stay for Fall.
Designer: Tommy Hilfiger
Trend #4: Mad about Menswear
Stock up on blazers, tailored pantsuits, and loafers to fill your Fall wardrobe this season. Our favorite way to rock the menswear look is to add in customized cufflinks to a flowy blouse.
Designer: DKNY
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Hinds Feet on High Places
Love this book. I first read this book when I was young and homeschooled. I think I was in 5th grade. I liked it then, but I think I got more out of it as an adult. I love the older style of writing, but it's not really the easiest for me to read. I frequently got confused by the unique grammar Hurnard uses as she writes.
But the overall story was true to any woman's, or human's heart. We tend to look to the mountains of possibilities and grow desperate for a means to our greatest dreams. And truly, we are all held captive by our own shortcomings and sin until the King sets us free.
It was so refreshing for my soul to read, to simply revel in allegorical truth. If you're looking for simple, truthful refreshment, pick this book up!
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Here is what I suggest (I'd do it myself, but I don't have a windows setup to test them, would anybody recommend a place to learn what MingW is? i recently got a windows laptop but I have not set up for development yet). * REmove the 3 functions that are creating the problem from PTcommon.h Max> void getCropInformationFromTiff(TIFF *tif, CropInfo *c); Max> int TiffGetImageParameters(TIFF *tiffFile, pt_tiff_parms *tiffData); Max> int TiffSetImageParameters(TIFF *tiffFile, pt_tiff_parms *tiffData); * Remove the tiffio.h include from PTcommon.h * Add a file called tiff.h, add the 3 declarations here. * Add #include "tiff.h" to PTuncrop.c and PTcommon.c Hopefully this will fix it. I think the problem is that tiffio.h should not be compiled along every file. This is really just a workaround. THe problem is not libpano, it is in jmorecfg.h. Max> At first, I thought it might be because I've been using my own build script, so Max> I've spent the morning downloading and struggling with msys, autoconf, Max> configure, and so on (that is another story, worthy of an even longer e-mail Max> than this one...but will have to wait). Anyway, I've managed to get things Max> building using this approach, but am running into the same errors as with my Max> own "home-made" build script. Max> The problem appears to be that INT32 is defined in two places: Max> /mingw/include/basetsd.h:52: typedef int INT32, *PINT32; Max> /libjpeg/jpeg-6b/jmorecfg.h: typedef long INT32; Max> Here's what the compiler (gcc 3.4.2) spits out: Max> In file included from c:/mingw/include/winnt.h:164, from c:/mingw/include/windef.h:246, from c:/mingw/include/windows.h:48, from ../../LibTiff/tiff-v3.6.1/libtiff/tiffio.h:89, from PTcommon.h:34, from panorama.h:312, from filter.h:32, from jpeg.c:4: Max> c:/mingw/include/basetsd.h:52: error: conflicting types for 'INT32' Max> ../../libjpeg/jpeg-6b/jmorecfg.h:161: error: previous declaration of 'INT32' Max> was here Max> This is a new error, and I've traced it back to recent addition of these Max> declarations into ptcommon.h (I think as part of the PTUncrop changes?): Max> void getCropInformationFromTiff(TIFF *tif, CropInfo *c); Max> int TiffGetImageParameters(TIFF *tiffFile, pt_tiff_parms *tiffData); Max> int TiffSetImageParameters(TIFF *tiffFile, pt_tiff_parms *tiffData); Max> That's as far as i've investigated. If I comment these lines out, it all builds Max> OK, but not with these lines included. (I suspect that I won't be able to Max> build ptuncrop until this is resolved, as well...haven't tried that yet.) Max> Max >> >> Bruno Postle twisted the bytes to say: >> >> >> PTmender.o(.text+0x24e): In function `main': >> C:/msys/1.0/home/Bruno.Postle/libpano12-2.8.3/tools/PTmender.c:115: >> undefined reference to `ptQuietFlag' >> PTmender.o(.text+0x3a3):C:/msys/1.0/home/Bruno.Postle/libpano12-2.8.3/tools/PTmender.c:351: >> undefined reference to `CreatePanorama' >> PTmender.o(.text+0x61e):C:/msys/1.0/home/Bruno.Postle/libpano12-2.8.3/tools/PTmender.c:324: >> undefined reference to `InsertFileName' >> PTmender.o(.text+0x6aa):C:/msys/1.0/home/Bruno.Postle/libpano12-2.8.3/tools/PTmender.c:261: >> undefined reference to `InsertFileName' >> Bruno> Copying pano12.def to libpano12.def still fails: >> >> PTmender.o(.text+0x24e): In function `main': >> C:/msys/1.0/home/Bruno.Postle/libpano12-2.8.3/tools/PTmender.c:115: >> undefined reference to `ptQuietFlag' >> >> Hi Bruno, >> >> Would you mind trying the following? >> >> Add >> >> ptQuietFlag @182 >> >> at the bottom of the def files and try to compile again. >> >> I could move the variable to PTmender instead (it is currently defined >> in PTcommon.c) >> >> >> -- >> Daniel M. 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rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is a fun Y/A Tiffany Aching book, the third so far. I haven't read the second one yet, but this book is a stand alone story, and that didn't matter. In this book Tiffany is 13, and boys are starting to be an issue. When one of the boys interested in her is the elemental force of Winter, things get a little strange for her.
The story is very much a coming of age tale, where Tiffany is surrounded by adults with their own visions for who and what Tiffany should become. Most of those adults are rather odd witches or hard drinking wee free men. Amid all the insanity, the things that Tiffany cares about, her village and sheep mostly, are threatened, and she has to come up with her own solutions as she grows from girl to young woman. Or young witch.
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CONFLICT RESOLUTION. A study of the ways we use our hands: Seventh graders teach first graders. HANDS AND WHAT THEY DO Seventh Grade Students Presented a lesson to first graders based on the Song: Hands. To be helpful Clap Hold food Pat on back Give a hand To be hurtful Hit Pinch Slug.
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A study of the ways we use our hands: Seventh graders teach first graders.
Hands are for hugging,
Hands are not for
Pushing and shoving!
Wave your hand,
Say hello or good-bye
Don't use your hands
To make someone cry.
You've got a left hand
And you've got a right
Don't use you hands
To get in a fight
(repeat three times)
*from Set 660 – Songs for Peacemakers: Conflict Resolution. Educational Activities, Inc., Freeport, NY 11520"HANDS" was sungby the teachersand students after the paper hands were placed on B-Board over the hurtful list.


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I want to travel and meet new people, new cultures.
I like getting new connections. I am a bit shy though, but not enough to keep me from traveling. I enjoy outdoors activities, but I also like to sit down and have a chat while drinking a nice coffee or beer.
Live what you want to do
Why I'm on Couchsurfing
I'm available take a coffee with you and even show you the best part of Montreal. I like to go to art exhibitions and bike all around the city. I love indie-folk music and hanging in bars where there's a gig. Unfortunately, I don't have my own place yet, so most of the time I can't host.
I used CS to meet new people last time I went to Toronto.I also use it to meet new people in Montreal.
music, graphic design, outside activities, discoveries and more
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Music, Movies, and Books
I especially love Canadian Indie/folk music. But I appreciate pretty much all kind of music.
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Everything new can be amazing.
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I can teach a bit of the Québec culture. I can prove that I am definately not living in an Igloo. I can also share my knowledge about graphic design and canadian music. And I love to learn about other cultures and history.
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Tempo and Mode in Evolution
Hafner Publishing Company, 1944 - Evolution - 237 pages
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Hi RapidWeaver friends,
I put together a little site called https://weaver.tips The goal of the site is to build a collection of how-tos for doing various tasks in RapidWeaver in short GIF format. Eventually, I hope to cover a little of everything from the beginner through the advanced. Please grab some , visit WeaverTips, and let me know what you think!
Your top dog,Greg
Love it! A new site to keep checking back at!
That's great Greg.
Are you going to invite contributions?
Excellent idea, well put together and much needed.
Greg: Thanks! Nicely done. I look forward to future additions!
I could. It is set up for that. It would have to be the same format and resolution.
Might be worth putting the requirements somewhere so that people can submit stuff. I occasionally come across a little something that would be worth recording and adding to the list.
Finally! Great idea! I already used one of your tips in my own workflow…
If you have any suggestions or ideas, let me know! I plan to do another recording session next week!
@barchard Think this is a WONDERFUL idea. Already making key combos so I can send people with support issues there. Couple of ideas and points that might make it more useful.
On this tip
I was hoping to see the different ways to view the icons, so maybe a better description, or even a little explanation about what you are showing. Another example of an explanation would be on this tip:
Where would the person go to get the log. You can either show that or put it as an explanation in the post.
Again, great idea. Thanks for making it.
What do you mean different ways to view the icons? Not sure I follow.
Regarding viewing the logs, that will be a great different/new tip. I'm really trying to keep these extremely focused on one small digestible chunk. I shoot for 15 seconds per Gif.
Thanks, Greg @barchard. Always more to learn no matter how much time you spend on RW.
Hey Greg, this is what I meant about icons:
Yea different library stuff is on my list. Thanks.
Great idea - I guess I'll need to come up with a new name now. Here is what I was/am working on: https://weavertips.com/
Nice work Greg. The idea of being succinct & using GIFs is outstanding.This should be a great way for people new to Rapidweaver to get an overview & remain engaged.
At very least, its a summary of what they might see in longer videos, if & when they exist.
Usually the simple stuff gets beat to death in elaborate videos that get perhaps one full viewing, is then subsequently perceived as overly verbose or too cumbersome after that one viewing. A trend true all over, not specifically RW-ccentric.
I learned I could lock a stack! Knew it had to be there, but kept neglecting to figure out how. Or forgot. Simple headslapper, maybe obvious - now.
New enough to not realize I can toggle partials.
Possibly here's one (?): How do I easily tell which plug-ins are owned vs "free demos" from within RW?real easy to overload the library with demos (I) never get to assessing & then forget are merely demos.
How about dark readable backgrounds in edit mode - when using bright text?
Nice one Greg - easy on the eye and a great idea. Thank you. Agree with Robbeattie - contributions might be useful
Thanks. Definitely taking submission ideas right now!
Dave,Nice start. That's going to be a pretty site from what you've done so far!
@barchard Can I ask you what App you use to create your GIF's? They work very well.


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Colour Your Way to Cairns
Terms and Conditions: The Chronicle – Colour Your Way to Cairns
- By entering this competition, Contestants agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions. Contestants must be Australian residents to be eligible to enter and reside in The Chronicle newspaper distribution area.
- Contestants under the age of 18 years at the time of entry must have parent or legal guardian consent to be eligible to enter.
- The Promoter is Toowoomba Newspapers Pty Ltd, 109 Neil Street, Toowoomba Qld 4350. ABN: 63 009 820 035.
- To enter, Contestants must collect the entry form and colouring in picture published in The Chronicle on Thursday March 3, 2016.
- The entry form must be original newsprint.
- Photocopies, scanned images, web prints, reproductions or other falsified artwork will not be accepted.
- The entry form and colouring in picture must be completed in full and placed in an envelope addressed to The Chronicle – Colour Your Way to Cairns; then:
- Send to: PO Box 42, Toowoomba, QLD 4350; or
- Deliver to: 109 Neil Street, Toowoomba, Qld, 4350.
- Entries must be received within the Promotion period.
- Contestants may submit more than one entry, however can only win one (1) prize.
- One original entry form and colouring in picture per standard envelope.
- While entry is free, contestants are responsible for the cost of delivery or postage of their entries.
- All valid entries will go into the draw to win, and selected entries will be displayed at the Brisbane Wellcamp Airport.
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THE president of the LNP says MP Scott Driscoll's controversial approach to retail giants had been passed on to authorities - but he refused to say when.
LNP president Bruce McIver today addressed the issue after The Courier-Mail reported LNP bosses kept secret a complaint from a supermarket giant that a MP Scott Driscoll was asking for cash for a lobby group he was secretly controlling.
He said the approach by Mr Driscoll to the retail giants had been passed on to the relevant authorities.
However, Mr McIver refused to say when this took place.
"The information has been passed on to the relevant authorities," he said repeatedly.
Mr McIver said anyone with any further information should also pass it on to the relevant authorities.
The Courier-Mail has confirmed the party did not pass on the complaint to Premier Campbell Newman as his Government battled a storm of ethical issues last November.
The LNP said it did not consider that Woolworths had made a "formal" complaint.
Redcliffe MP Scott Driscoll tried to shake down Coles before approaching Woolworths, offering to change the Queensland Retail Traders and Shopkeepers Association's trading hours position in exchange for cash for the group.
Retail industry sources said Mr Driscoll even tried to play the giants off each other by falsely claiming to Woolworths that Coles was interested in the plan.
Until last month Mr Driscoll's wife's company Norsefire had a $350,000-a-year contract to provide management services to the QRTSA, which Mr Driscoll has run from behind the scenes since becoming an MP.
At the time of the approaches the QRTSA was representing small retailers in their bid to block a push by the supermarket giants for extended trading hours.
Woolworths confirmed a staff member phoned LNP head office to raise concerns about the approach by Mr Driscoll late last year.
"We can confirm we passed on concerns to the LNP," a spokeswoman said.
The phone call from Woolworths director of corporate and public affairs, Andrew Hall, was made to LNP state director Brad Henderson, the LNP has confirmed.
But the warning about the now-suspended MP was never passed on to Mr Newman, who said he had been unaware of the approach by Mr Driscoll until it was revealed in The Courier-Mail yesterday.
It comes amid doubts over State Government claims that authorities are probing Mr Driscoll's business dealings.
Queensland Health only last week appointed an accounting firm to carry out a forensic audit of a community association where Mr Driscoll has exerted control. But the audit is yet to start despite QH claiming on Friday that the probe was "under way".
Queensland Health has hired PricewaterhouseCoopers for the job, with investigators expected to begin work today or tomorrow.
There are concerns over whether the Regional Community Association Moreton Bay will be able to pay about 20 staff this week after the State Government froze its funding.
Separately, former QRTSA executive committee members who have complained to the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission and provided evidence told The Courier-Mail they have yet to hear back from the body.
That is despite Attorney-General Jarrod Bleijie telling Parliament last week the Commission "is investigating" a complaint.
The Courier-Mail has established the Industrial Registrar, who conducts such probes, was on holiday all of last week. The paper revealed yesterday that late last year Mr Driscoll phoned an executive at Woolworths and then drafted a letter to follow up, asking for financial support to enable the retail lobby group to "take a more pragmatic view on trading hours matters".
He had already made a similar approach to Coles, according to retail sources.
"We can confirm that we were approached regarding a funding proposal for the organisation, which we declined," a Coles spokesman said.
By the time Mr Driscoll had phoned Woolworths, Coles management had already forewarned Woolworths staff about the impending approach.
Mr Newman yesterday denied any knowledge of the latest allegations embroiling the long-time LNP member.
"I know nothing about today's allegations at all," Mr Newman told the ABC.
A spokesman for Mr Newman did not respond to questions about why Mr Newman was not told by LNP bosses of Mr Driscoll's approaches to Coles and Woolworths, referring The Courier-Mail to the LNP.
LNP state director Brad Henderson said the phone call from Mr Hall was not a formal complaint.
"The party nor I did not and have not received a formal complaint on this particular matter," Mr Henderson said. "Mr Driscoll has had his party membership suspended pending the outcome of a number of investigations into allegations against him.
"Anyone with new allegations should refer those to the appropriate authorities."
The Courier-Mail revealed last week that the party had received a "range of complaints" from local LNP members about Mr Driscoll as early as December and had planned to meet to "resolve issues" this year.
Months later, party bosses were to haul Mr Driscoll into LNP headquarters for a six-hour grilling after serious allegations were reported in The Courier-Mail.
Opposition Leader Annastacia Palaszczuk yesterday called on Mr Newman to refer any information about Mr Driscoll's approach to Coles and Woolworths to the Crime and Misconduct Commission.
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Apple recently refused to carry an ebook in its popular iBooks store because it mentioned a huge ebooks competitor -- Amazon.
Apple rejected a book called "How To Think Sideways Lesson 6: How to Discover (Or Create) Your Story's Market" by Holly Lisle. Lisle is an author that typically creates online writing guides.
Lisle submitted her book to Apple's iBooks store, and received a rejection letter stating that she wasn't allowed to have live links to Amazon inside. She then removed the links and resubmitted the book, only to receive yet another rejection letter. The reason? She wasn't allowed to mention Amazon
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Expert comment: The decision to postpone the development of the natural gas field Shtokman may be interpreted as an indication of reduced interest in Arctic hydrocarbons due to changes in the gas market. Were the assessments of the Arctic petroleum potential exaggerated?
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Expert comment: In October 2009, the U.S. Navy (USN) released a new roadmap for its activities relating to the Arctic for the next five years. The document stipulates a number of initiatives and actions that are designed to increase the USN's knowledge about the arctic and capability to operate in arctic conditions. The publication of this roadmap has led to speculations about a military build-up and the potential for conflict in this area. Does this signify the beginning of an arms race in the Arctic?
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