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SIZE: 10ft, 20ft, 40ft
TYPE: High Cubed, Standard, Double Door, Side opening.
CONDITION: New, Wind and Water Tight,
On receiving your container:
- Ensure that the container is the correct type for the intended use.
- Ensure you have been given a demonstration on the correct use of the container
When using your container:
- Keep hands and feet away from the doors incase they move unexpectedly.
- If the container is raised 300mm or more above the ground, install a step for safe access.
Personal Protective Equipment:
- Wear gloves, safety glasses and non-slip footwear for your personal protection.
Delivering and setting up container:
- Do not stand under a suspended load or between the container and an object.
- Keep well back from the delivery vehicle.
- Locate the container in a safe space, away from traffic and pedestrians, on a stable, firm and level ground.
Accessing the container:
- Inspect the doors and locks before opening.
- Position yourself in front of the right-hand side door.
- Check the position of the door handles. Different manufacturers have different handle positions.
- Ensure all shipping container seals have been removed, including (if fitted) in the lock box.
- Lift up both the door latch keeper on both door handles. Stand in front of the right hand door, toes pointed towards the container. Bend the knees slightly and keep your back straight.
- Maintaining a comfortable stance, grab both door handle levers, one in each hand. Lift slightly and swing both (usually one swings to the left and the other to the right) either to 90 or 180 degrees. This will break the grip of the door seal. Note that some levers may swing the same way e.g. both to the left on one side/ both to the right on the other.
- If the seals are very tight, start by removing the handles from the keepers, and use both hands to crack the inner bar first, and then follow with the second outer bar.
- Now grab both door bars, pull the door open towards you
Closing Container Doors
- To close the container doors, reverse the same process as for opening the container doors.
- Ensure no one is inside the container prior to closing the doors.
Opening or closing hatches on the roof of a bulker
Provision and maintenance of a stable and fully fenced work platform or other form of physical barrier or restraint must be used to prevent a fall from height.
Ensure the doors and or hatches are closed and securely latched prior to transport.
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Programa del congreso
Resúmenes y datos de las sesiones para este congreso. Esta página se puede utilizar para preparar la página web del congreso, para crear un CD o un documento impreso para el congreso
Resumen de la sesión
|Fecha: Martes, 11/06/2019
|9:00 - 17:00
|Board1: ICP Outgoing Board Meeting
Outgoing Board Meeting for ICP, Inc.
|Ground Floor, Seminar 2
|19:30 - 20:25
|Opening: Opening Ceremony ICP2019 and Awards Ceremony
|Basement Level, Aula magna
|20:30 - 22:00
|Welcome: Welcome Reception
Join ICP Conference organizers and participants for cocktails and heavy hors d'oeuvres. Following the Opening Ceremony
|Fecha: Miércoles, 12/06/2019
|8:00 - 8:55
|Regis1: Registration and Coffee
|9:00 - 9:55
|PL-1: Plenary 1: Dr. Blanca Rodriguez
|Basement Level, Aula magna
Gender Discrimination and the (De)Construction of the Model Citizen: Placing Care and Relational Autonomy at the Centre
University of Sevilla, Spain
Gender relations are redefined through a new model of citizenship, based on a conception of the individual that departs from the myth of (male) independence. It assumes humans' interdependency and relational nature to construct a model of caring citizenship (caringzenship) that rests on the notion of relational autonomy.
|10:00 - 10:55
|PP-1: Paper Panel: Sexual Violence: Causes and Consequences
|First Floor, Classroom 14
Neighborhood Disadvantage: Exploring Community-level Risk Factors for Sexual Violence
Georgia State University, United States of America
Sexual violence (SV) is a global public health issue; however, little is known regarding community-level risk factors for SV. During this paper discussion, researchers will explore how (US) community characteristics may serve as risk or protective factors for SV and the implications for prevention.
Sexual Violence in Conflict in National Counterterrorism Strategy
Georgia State University, United States of America
Sexual violence in conflict is not just a violation of human rights, it is also a security challenge. Inclusion of prevention programs that foster and protect women's rights into counterterrorism policy, may dualistically meet goals of reducing violence against women in conflict and ensuring national and international peace and security.
Sexual Harassment Among Women Travelling in Public Transport in Pakistan
1Lahore College for women University, Pakistan; 2University of Lahore
The study explored sexual harassment depression anxiety, stress and coping styles among women travelling in public transport. 250 females using public transport were taken. Results indicated unwanted sexual attention as most prevalent type and religious coping is most adaptive coping. Various ways to deal with sexual harassment were discussed .
Austrian Feminist Psychologists Battle Violence Against Women, 1981-1997
Sigmund Freud Privat Universität, Austria
This paper analyzes the part Austrian feminist psychologists took in fighting violence against women between 1981 and 1997. It will be shown that they moved fluently between psychological practice, university teaching and governmental politics which allowed them to shape psychosocial services and the legal situation in Austria.
|10:00 - 10:55
|W-1: Workshop: Global Mental Health
|First Floor, Classroom 13
Introduction to the Emotional Assessment System, a DSM-5 Self-report Questionnaire
Roosevelt University, United States of America
The workshop is an introduction to the new Emotional Assessment System (EAS-5) and its Spanish language version, the Sistema Autodiagnóstico de Balance Emocional, self-report computer-based instruments designed to measure the major disorders of the DSM-5. With 359 items, the EAS has good internal consistency and reliability values.
|11:00 - 11:55
|Morning Coffee Break and Poster Session
|11:00 - 11:55
|Pos-1: Poster Session
Posters will be hanging in the hallway during the poster session. Authors will stand by their poster during the session.
|Poster Hall
Analysis Of LGBTI Human Rights In Low-Income Countries
American Association for the Advancement of Science, United States of America
Anti-LGBTI laws, violence, discrimination, and stigma have severe consequences for millions of LGBTI individuals globally, but data is limited, resulting in fragmented response efforts. This study aims to comprehensively examine human rights conditions in 10 low-income countries, where the treatment of LGBTI individuals is most problematic.
Refugee Youth Consult on a Research Project about Tree-of-Life Therapy
Webster University, United States of America
This poster presentation describes research "with" rather than "on" refugee youth. Twelve young people from refugee and immigrant backgrounds helped to develop a questionnaire for evaluating the effectiveness of Tree-of-Life therapy for refugees. The young people helped to revise five published inventories/scales. The result was a culturally-relevant and "child-friendly" questionnaire.
Perceived Gender-Based Violence And Assessment Of Legislative Measures
1University of Balearic Islands, España; 2Pontifical University of Salamanca, España
Men and women differ in the variables that influence their appraisal of legislative measures to eradicate intimate partner violence against women. The different perception of the frequency and severity of this problem contributes to explain their differences in the legislative and social actions that they consider adequate to be adopted.
Foreigners' Prototype of Individuals who Sell Sex in Thailand
The University of Memphis, United States of America
The current study aimed to create a prototype of individuals who sell sex (ISS) in Thailand from foreigners' points of view. Results indicate participants viewed ISS in Thailand as a victim who lacks resources while also recognizing them as fun and sociable individuals. Full results and implications will be presented.
Acculturation Challenges and Healing Mental Health of Bhutanese Refugees
University of Vermont
Understanding differences in perspectives on mental illness between Western and Eastern cultures reveals how diagnosing and treating Bhutanese-Nepali refugee populations with Post-traumatic stress disorder may be ineffective. The continuation of cultural and religious traditions could be more important in healing mental health issues that are found among Bhutanese refugees.
Relationship Between Perceived Emotional Intelligence And Perceived Psychological Well-Being
Universidad de Cadiz, Spain
If emotional intelligence were associated with the perceived well-being of a population, the practical consequences on the generalization in specifics educational plans and in social service practices and policies should be reflected in programs that reach the entire population and therefore, we analyze the relationship between both variables.
A Longitudinal Study of the Moderating Effects of Daily Products Intake on Sense of Coherence among Japanese Middle School Students
1Kobe Univertsity, Japan; 2Kobe University Secondary School, Japan; 3Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary
This study investigated association between daily products intake and sense of coherence (SOC) among Japanese middle school students, and found the former daily products intake and SOC predicted the latter regard to changes over time. A significant relationship between daily products intake and SOC was found in this longitudinal study.
Examination of the Factor Structure of Self-Regulation Scale for Healthy Lifestyle in University Students
Kobe University, Japan
To assess the self-regulation ability based on daily activities, a novel measurement was validated. We performed a semi-structured questionnaire survey and 60 items are obtained based on the qualitative data to measure the general self-regulation ability and specific self-regulation in daily life including eating behavior, physical exercises, and rest.
Gender-based Violence and University Development Cooperation
Universidad Pablo de Olavide, España
This book shows how university cooperation projects for development are not only beneficial for the university communities themselves, but also for society in terms of equality, gender violence or human trafficking.
The Relationship among SOC, Social Support, Well-being and Motivation for the Autonomous Regulation of Eating Behavior in Hungarian and Japanese Students
1Kobe university, Japan; 2Eötvös Loránd University
We created a Hungarian version of Motivation for Healthy Eating Scale and explored correlations with health-related variable in country context. Results suggested Hungarian version is valid. Moreover, sense of coherence and social support have influence on motivation for autonomous regulation of eating behavior mediated by IKIGAI in Hungary and Japan.
|12:00 - 12:55
|C-1: Conversation Hour: United Nations
|First Floor, Classroom 14
ICP at the United Nations
1ICP, United States of America; 2International Council of Psichologists IT; 3University of Graz; 4Pace University
ICP has been very active at the UN in New York, Geneva, and Vienna. Representatives and interns from these three centers will report on their activities.
|12:00 - 12:55
|S-1: Symposium: Trafficking
|First Floor, Classroom 13
Dynamic Perspectives: Climate, Clinical, and Gender Impacts on Human Trafficking
Human trafficking is the recruiting, harboring, or transporting of persons for forced labor and/or commercial sex acts through fraud, force, or coercion. More than 21 million men, women, and children are victimized by human trafficking worldwide. This symposium will explore aspects of human trafficking that are rarely acknowledged.
Artículos para el simposio
The Impact of Climate Change on Modern Day Slavery
The human trafficking pandemic has engulfed the world during a time when climate change makes all human beings vulnerable to natural disasters that increase in scope and magnitude each year. This presentation will discuss the intersectionality of climate change and increased risk for being trafficked.
Invisible Victims of Slavery: Human Trafficking of Men and Boys
The sexual and labor exploitation of men and boys has garnered minimal consideration in global awareness of human trafficking. This presentation will offer research data on the phenomenon of male trafficked victims. The cultural oppression, racism, and bias that fuels risks in trafficking to specific victim groups will be examined.
Clinical Treatment with Survivors of Human Trafficking: Insights, Hope, Healing
This presentation will offer insights into challenges unique to the clinical treatment of human trafficking survivors. Greater understanding of how a multi-modal, eclectic approach to treatment can impact and inform long-term clinical work with survivors of human trafficking will also be offered. Self-care practices for clinicians will also be explored.
|13:00 - 13:55
|A-1: Award Talks: Boehnke / Canetto
|First Floor, Classroom 14
2019 FUKUHARA AWARD LECTURE: Subjective Perspectives on Value Transmission: Insights from a Multi-Wave Panel
Jacobs University Bremen, Germany
German adolescents were surveyed in 10 times between 1985 and 2017. As of 1999, Schwartz values were included. Participants indicated own preferences, and perceived preferences of parents/friends/partners. Results suggest friends being perceived as closest to own values, with parents second, and partners third. Implications for value transmission research is discussed.
2019 DENMARK/GUNVALD AWARD LECTURE: Whose Culture? Challenging the Idea of an Opposition Between the Right to Culture and Women's Human Rights
Colorado State University, United States of America
In this lecture I challenge the idea that women's human rights and cultural rights are in unique opposition, and that women's human rights should be culturally-relativized. This idea sustains patriarchy's interests (note that human-rights'universality is not questioned when men's human rights are at stake), and undermines the human-rights-movement's foundation.
|14:00 - 15:15
|15:15 - 16:10
|Pl-2: Plenary 2: Dr. Silvia Koller
|Basement Level, Aula magna
How Children Develop in the Streets of Latin America: Translating Research Into Practice and Policy
Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
The Center for Research on At-Risk Populations has become a reference in research on street children, girls and boys victims of violence and human rights. At risk human development and the ecological engagement method will be described based on translational research, applying research to social policy and intervention.
|16:15 - 17:10
|PP-2: Paper Panel: Research and Theory Through a Human Rights Lens
|First Floor, Classroom 14
Human Rights & Research : How Does it Change the Equation
1Ahimsa Internatonal; 2Argosy, United States of America
This paper addresses how adopting a human rights perspective might impact the right and obligations of psychological researchers, moving from strictures to "do no harm" to encouragement to "do good." The implications for research practies are explored.
Increasing the Diversity and Efficiency of Cross-Cultural Research Through CROWD
1Koç University, Turkey; 2University of North Dakota, United States; 3Mississippi State University, United States
The Network for International Collaborative Exchange (NICE) aims to facilitate cross-cultural research. CROWD is a crowdsourcing initiative for NICE collaborators. The CROWD project, 'Understanding Family Dynamics in a Cross-Cultural Sample' provides a framework for understanding how crowdsourcing can be utilized to increase the diversity, and efficiency of cross-cultural research.
Psychology Without A Weltanschauung? A Carriage Without A Locomoting Horse
Private Practics and Institute for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (retired), United States of America
A Metapsychology without a Weltanschauung, without a theory of the well individual and of the well polity, is deficient. Whether we are speaking of the Psychoanalytic theories of pathogenesis, DSM/ICD nosologies or evaluating the health of our elected leaders, Psychologies have been shy in expressing underlying values that buttress our theories.
Psychological Perspectives on Reproductive Justice and Human Rights
1Lüdwig-Maximillians-Universität-München, Germany; 2Connecticut College
Reproductive justice refers to three primary principles: the right not to have a child; the right to have a child; and the right to parent children in safe environments. This paper will explore four themes related to psychology and reproductive justice: poverty, access to education, access to healthcare, and culture.
|16:15 - 17:10
|W-2: Workshop: Global Mental Health
|First Floor, Classroom 13
Global Mental Health: Initiating the Conversation
University of Georgia, United States of America
Research shows that 76-85 percent of people living in developing countries with mental health problems do not receive treatment. This workshop will address some of the various gaps in the provision of global mental health and will initiate the important conversation of how our profession must better address this topic.
|17:15 - 18:10
|Afternoon Tea/ Coffee Break
|17:15 - 18:10
|Pos-2: Poster Session
Posters will be hanging in the hallway during the poster session. Authors will stand by their poster during the session.
|Poster Hall
Tobacco Use, Anxiety And Affective State In University Women.
Universidad de Cádiz, España
The development of programs to prevent and reduce tobacco consumption is one of the world's challenges in this century because the promotion of healthy habits reduces the risk factors for the appearance of physical pathologies and/or mental disorders.
Study On Quality Of Life And Self-Esteem In Women Undergoing Mastectomy And Immediate Breast Reconstruction For Breast Cancer
1General University Hospital of Ciudad Real (Spain), University of Castilla La Mancha (Spain); 2University of Cádiz, España
Breast reconstruction improves self-esteem and quality of life in women diagnosed with breast cancer. This prospective study analyzes these parameters using Rosemberg scale and BREASTQ test in our reference population. Immediate breast reconstruction favorably influences patients' self-esteem in our women, however, this is also affected by other factors.
HRQoL In Adult Adoptees: The Role Of Resilience And Psychopathology
Universidad de Cadiz, Spain
We aim to analyze the role of self-perceptions and psychopathology on the HRQoL of 179 adult adoptees. Mental HRQoL decreases due to greater psychopathological symptoms, and it increases because of a positive assessment on self-esteem and life satisfaction. The physical component is not associated with any of these variables.
Resilience In Women With Breast Cancer Compared To Women Without Oncological Disease
1Universidad de Cádiz, Spain; 2General University Hospital of Ciudad Real (Spain), Castilla La Mancha (Spain)
In our study we found that women with breast cancer have statistically significant higher levels of resilience in comparison with women without breast cancer. In addition, those with higher levels of resilience suffer from lower levels of depression. We consider important the resilience in this population in prevention of anxiety o depression.
Gender Equality: Meaning, Evolution and Interventions. The Point of View of a Group of Students of the Degree in Psychology.
Universidad de Cádiz, Spain
Three questions are answered: what do university students understand by GE, how do they think GE has evolved over time?, and what type of interventions do they consider appropriate to achieve GE? Four focus groups with students of the Degree in Psychology were held. A narrative analysis was carried out.
Gender Differences On Adult Adoptees' Psychological Well-Being
Universidad de Cadiz, Spain
Psychological well-being is defined as a positive physical, social, and mental state, and it is enhanced by the achievement of some developmental tasks and other conditions. 177 adult adoptees participated in this study. Findings show gender differences in well-being, and also among its predicting variables.
Gender Inequality, Female Migration, and Violence Against Women Predict Modern Slavery Across UN Countries
Fielding Graduate University, United States of America
Past research has highlighted the feminization of human trafficking and migration. However, no research has sufficiently identified the factors that increase women's vulnerability to exploitation. Our research found gender inequality indicators, female migration, and violence against women to be predictors of modern slavery across UN countries.
Emotional Intelligence and Anxiety in undergraduate students.
1Universidad de Cádiz, Spain; 2Instituto para el Desarrollo Social Sostenible (INDESS)
Anxiety have a high presence in the university environment. The new demands, the competitiveness and the vertiginous changes threaten the mental health of many undergraduate students. Thus, the objective of this research is to evaluate the influence of Perceived Emotional Intelligence and basic emotions to Anxiety in college students.
Does Emotional Competencies Improve Perceived Health?
1University of Cádiz, España; 2General University Hospital of Ciudad Real (Spain), Castilla La Mancha (Spain)
WHO defines health as a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely as the absence of disease. Our objective is to confirm if the development of the emotional competencies included in the Emotional Intelligence Model of Mayer and Salovey (1997) improves perceived health in women
Combat Trauma and Subjective Wellbeing among Older Veterans: Empirical and Existential Reflections
State University of New York at Buffalo, United States of America
Wellbeing has different effects on posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and posttraumatic growth (PTG). Current study examined subjective wellbeing among older veterans and its effects on PTSD and PTG. Eudaimonic and hedonic wellbeing were significant positive predictors of PTG, whereas evaluative wellbeing was a significant inverse predictor for PTSD.
Prognostic Competence And Coping Strategies Of Arabic-speaking And Indian Students With Regard To Their Cultural Affiliation
National Research University Higher School of Economics, Russian Federation
Research demonstrates the peculiarities of coping strategies, differences in socio-cultural adaptation scales and of anticipatory competence in students from Indian, Arabic countries. The respondents who took part in this research are students from India (n=103) and from Morocco and and Syria (n=69), currently studying in Russian institutions of higher education.
|18:15 - 19:10
|C-2: Conversation Hour: Leadership Network
|First Floor, Classroom 13
International Leadership Network: Global and Diverse Leadership Research Updates
1Adelphi University; 2Lakehead University; 3Florida Institute of Technology; 4James Madison University; 5Western Washington University; 6Saint Mary's College; 7The Everest Project; 8Hormozgan University; 9International Association of Applied Psychology; 10Laval University; 11Pace University; 12Alliant International University; 13Women's Programs Office, APA; 14Columbus Office of the Development Executive Group
Research presentations on the International Leadership Network: Global and Diverse Leadership project, review of research findings and upcoming publications, and discussion of future research initiatives. Everyone is welcome, including those interested in new research collaborations.
|18:15 - 19:10
|PP-3: Paper Panel: Women and Empowerment
|First Floor, Classroom 14
The Spanish Housekeepers' Collective Action: A Study Case Of Empowerment
Universidad de Sevilla, Spain
Using the case of the Spanish hotel housekeepers´ mobilisation for better their labour conditions, this research work proposes to analyse the possible effect of collective action in self-transformation in terms of psychological empowerment and sense of agency in those women who took part of it.
Step By Step, Walking To The Future.
Asociación Intégrate, Spain
Esta exposición muestra el trabajo de intervención social y terapéutica que tiene lugar en el CIMI Los Alcores (Sevilla) con los menores internos internados allí. Y los principales programas que se aplican allí se detallan.
Evolution of Uses of Time in Andalucía
Universidad de Sevilla, España
My work presents the main results of a study about the uses of time in Andalusia, comparing data of 2003-04 with 2009-10. The most positive thing is that women have increased their daily time to paid work in 3 minutes and men their time to home and family in 27.
From Conversion to Affirmation: U.S. Psychology's Treatment of LGBTQ+ Populations
1University of Memphis, United States of America; 2OUT Memphis, United States of America
This presentation focuses on U.S. psychology's shift away from conversion practices intended to change gender identity/expression or sexual orientation/behavior, toward an affirmative stance on sexual and gender diversity over the past 50 years. We highlight the experiences of the transgender community in Memphis to illustrate this struggle for social justice.
|Fecha: Jueves, 13/06/2019
|8:00 - 8:55
|Regis2: Registration and Coffee
|9:00 - 9:55
|PL-3: Plenary 3: Dr. Victoria Ferrer
|Basement Level, Aula magna
Gender Perspective in Psychological Research: a Question of Justice
University of Balearic Islands, Spain
Psychology and Social Psychology's interest in women, and women's interest in these disciplines, are neither recent nor new. But, in despite of this, in general, traditional psychology has been carried out from a gender blindness. We reflect about alternatives to include gender perspective in our scientific work
|10:00 - 10:55
|PP-4: Paper Panel: Refugees and Migration
|First Floor, Classroom 14
Life-threatening Trauma Exposure and Daily Functionality Among Rohingya Refugees
Monash University Malaysia, Malaysia
One hundred Rohingya refugees, resettled in Bangladesh and Malaysia, reported that they were the victims of extreme brutality during and pre-migration; witnessed life-threatening events: killing, burning, abduction, torture and abuse. The level of PTSD and dysfunctionality among the refugees was predicted by the number of traumatic events they had experienced.
Direct and Indirect Trauma Exposure and PTSD among Rohingya Refugees
Monash University Malaysia, Malaysia
This study shows that number of traumatic events directly experienced by Rohingya refugees before and during migration predicted their intrusive and avoidance behaviour. Their indirect experience of adverse experiences before migration also predicted intrusion and hypersensitivity. However, the direct and indirect exposures together significantly predicted intrusion, avoidance and hypersensitivity.
"Well-Being In Aged Refugees"
1university of lausanne, Switzerland.; 2university of geneva, Switzerland.
Most research about the level of life satisfaction among immigrant report higher satisfaction in post-immigration period of life. Using a deeper analysis, current study assessed this common result in Persian speaking immigrants in Switzerland.
Psychology and Migration: What We Know and What We Don't
San Diego State University, United States of America
The complicity of psychology with xenophobic political ideologies, legislation, and discourses concerning immigrants and refugees. The worldwide immigration situation brings to the fore the inadequacy of the extant paradigms in psychology. Alternative forms of research and practice for a meaningful psychology of migration are needed. Proposed suggestions will be discussed.
|10:00 - 10:55
|W-3: Workshop: Active Listening
|First Floor, Classroom 13
Active Listening: Advantages, Challenges, and Skill-Building
Seton Hall University, United States of America
This workshop will focus on active listening, especially as it pertains to understanding the perspective of another. Information will be provided on the benefits of active listening. Participants will engage in exercises that make it possible to observe one's own listening process and strengthen the ability to engage with others.
|11:00 - 11:55
|Morning Coffee Break
|11:00 - 11:55
|POS-3: Poster Session
Posters will be hanging in the hallway during the poster session. Authors will stand by their poster during the session.
|Poster Hall
Psychodrama and Gender In Women 's Prison In Spain
Asociación Intégrate, Spain
This poster shows the research project from an experience of psychodramatic intervention for gender equality, empowerment and violence prevention, with a group of women inmates in Andalusia.
Gender Matters: Chat with the Journal Editor of Sex Roles
Kent State University, United States of America
Sex Roles: A Journal of Research is a multidisciplinary, global journal with a feminist perspective that bridges knowledge with proposed action. In this interactive poster session, chat with the Editor about conference-relevant published scholarship as well as how you might contribute as an author and/or reviewer.
Women With Low Frecuency Diseases in Health Literacy
Complutense University of Madrid, España
RISEWISE is a project funded by the European Union and focusing on women with disabilities. We review the participation of women in decisions concerning their health. Being a woman and having a diagnosis of low-frequency illness is a binomial that favours discriminations, highlighting self-care and participation in health decisions.
Health Disparities of Sex Trafficking Survivors: Implications for Treatment
University of Memphis, United States of America
Survivors of sex trafficking experience mental and physical health disparities that could likely be most effectively addressed through the use of integrated healthcare models. This poster will review the sex trafficking literature from an integrated health perspective and discuss implications for psychologists wishing to use integrated health with this population.
Gender Violence Indicators in Peru
Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Spain
The coordination among the institutions, the accreditation of experience in the selection processes, the compliance status by the tax and legal department, the level of male chauvinism of the Peruvian society, as well as the repetition of testimonies from victims of gender violence, have clear deficiencies that should be addressed.
Motivation of Individuals who Sell Sex in Thailand: Foreigners' Perspectives
The University of Memphis, United States of America
The current study examined foreigner attitudes towards individuals who sell sex (ISS) in Thailand. Results indicate significant differences in attitudes of participants towards ISS based on the gender and previous experience purchasing sex. This poster will review purpose, methods, results and discuss future research and advocacy recommendations.
Changes In Social Perception Of Violence Against Women In Spain
1University of Balearic Islands, España; 2Pontifical University of Salamanca, España
In recent years there have been important legislative and social changes aimed at eradicating intimate partner violence against women. A comparison between 2006 and 2018 of the perceived frequency and severity of this violence shows significant changes in the Spanish social perception of this problem.
The Psychometric Properties Of The Alexithymia Scale For Children: A Preliminary Study.
University Hospital Center of Sidi Bel Abbes, Algeria
The present study aimed at verifying the psychometric characteristics of children's which was prepared by Caroline Raiffe (2005) and consist 20 items, where he adopted the alexithymia Scale for adults (TAS20) developed by Bagby et al. (1994), by assessing the level of sincerity and stability in the local environment.
Imaginary of students about Human Relationships in Education
1Universidad CEU San Pablo Sevilla, Spain; 2Universidad de Sevilla. Spain; 3Colegio San José SS.CC de Sevilla. Spain
We will conduct a study on the thinking of students of Education in relation to interpersonal relationships in school.hese conceptions that future teachers have will be reflected in their educational practice, in the classrooms of the future
|12:00 - 12:55
|PP-5: Paper Panel: Mental Health and Social Justice Themes
|First Floor, Classroom 13
The Mellowing of Age: Effect of Age on Self-report Inventories
Roosevelt University, United States of America
The effect of age is unfortunately mostly disregarded with emotional evaluations. Data obtained with the MCMI-III and the Emotional Assessment System (EAS) showed a tendency for aging to decrease externalizing attributes, while we become more internally focused and careful.
Teams in Nurseries for Elderly People: Meaningful Interventions
University of Graz, Austria
Moving in a nursery of elderly people is a severe life event. An intervention to facilitate this important step in life increases quality of life in home residents. Interventions to prevent burnout and building homogenous groups of elderly with and without dementia are effective approaches to support the nursing staff.
Peer Association and Perception of Harms and Benefits With Marijuana
Northern Caribbean University
The purpose of the study is to examine the relationship between peer association and perception of harms and benefits associated with marijuana use among 300 Jamaican adolescents in grades 10 and 11. Resuls indicated lifetime prevalence for marijuana use was higher for total males 34% compared to total females 26%.
Burnout Among Radiologists: Modifying Technology To Increase Workplace Engagement
1Seton Hall University, United States of America; 2Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Burnout among radiologists is related to advances in technology without corresponding adaptations to how technology is being implemented. The ease of electronically producing radiological scans has burdened many radiologists with excessive workplace demands. Solutions are found in settings where technology has been successfully modified to improve working conditions.
Emotional Dysregulation Associations with Anxiety and Alcohol Abuse
Ms, United States of America
We assess the associations between trait anxiety, emotional dysregulation, and alcohol use among women with a history of childhood abuse. Results showed that women who reported high anxiety levels also reported high levels of emotional dysregulation, which in turn, was associated with a higher risk for alcohol abuse.
|12:00 - 12:55
|S-2: Symposium: Human Wellbeing
|First Floor, Classroom 14
Individual & Group Factors Impacting Human Wellbeing
This is an introduction to an ICP Interest Group: Scientific Approaches to Human Wellness. We invite ICP colleagues to join us in investigating ways psychologists and mental health specialists contribute to well-being, health and harmonious living. Four presentations illustrate a range of approaches to Human Wellness.
Artículos para el simposio
Flamenco And Sevillanas As Emotional Expression In Andalucia
Emotionally expressive Flamenco dancing, originating in Andalusia spring fairs, impacts wellness, providing relaxation and enhancing coexistence. The musical genre crosses borders, practiced nearby France and even in Japan. Flamenco dance is used as a therapeutic mediator for maltreated women, people with disabilities, and people who need improve their self-esteem.
Kindness Maturity: Data Comparisons Japan, Italy, Greece, Chile and Australia
Four Stages Scale of Kindness Maturity data compares cultural similarities and differences in kindness across Japan Italy, Greece, Chile and Australia. Cross-national differences show Japanese demonstrate a higher level of kindness at the relational than personal level. The findings are discussed and direction for future research suggested.
Executive Wellness: Framingham Studies, Brain & Vital Sign Health Advances
Studies of heart health and stress cite Framingham Heart Studies as seminal work. Ongoing data collection escalates the role of population research on heart and collateral health. Neuroscientists, Clinical & Consulting psychologists offer training in brain plasticity, report lower rates of executive heart disease and extend emotional "vital signs" knowledge.
Mental Acuity and Personal Identity/Self Concept in the Elderly
In Japan, life expectancy reached 87.2 in 2017. Persons over 65 exceed 1/4 of Japan's population, creating social and economic problems. Moreover, elders losing self-identities lack enjoyment of life. How can scientific /interdisciplinary approaches be helpful? I propose Interest Group members design a study with findings presented at upcoming conferences.
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Japanese Association of Microcounselling, Japan
As my career continues, I have reconfirmed three keys associated with the Concept of 'Scientist-Practitioner' that are important for effective counseling/psychotherapy. These include: Similarities and differences exist among human beings; Human beings are multicultural; Active participation and genuine attitudes when utilizing the knowledge into action is essential for effective helping.
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UNB, Canada
Until 1992,the Canadian military hunted down LGBT soldiers, treated them like criminals, and purged them. Soldiers lost their careers, health, and some, their lives. Many still suffer today. The presentation takes us from the closet to the parliament, highlighting the role of social science research as a change agent.
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Planning meeting for Interest Group: All are welcome!
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International Leadership Network: Global and Diverse Leadership Research Logistical Planning
1Adelphi University; 2Lakehead University; 3Florida Institute of Technology; 4James Madison University; 5Western Washington University; 6Saint Mary's College; 7The Everest Project; 8Hormozgan University; 9International Association of Applied Psychology; 10Laval University; 11Pace University; 12Alliant International University; 13Women's Programs Office, APA; 14Columbus Office of the Development Executive Group
Logistical planning for comparative data analyses and publication of interview narratives derived from diverse leaders across the world for the International Leadership Network: Global and Diverse Leadership project.
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Preventing Gender Violence
We present 4 research works to prevent gender violence. The first was held in Peru, the second in secondary education, the third in a women's prison and the fourth is a reflection on the role of education. We close the symposium with a comparative summary of the situation in southern Chile.
Artículos para el simposio
Gender violence in Secondary Education
We present the results of a research work funded by the Institute for Women in Spain. Based on the constructivist theoretical model Doing Gender, we identified several levels of interrelated and interdependent analysis. In a second phase, we conducted a global analysis of the gender culture in the educational organization.
Gender Violence in Perú
This work is part of the fieldwork carried out in Peru. We take into consideration the insight of the technical staff in the Women's Emergency Centers about the reality of gender-based violence areas, their differences and specific problems regarding the situation of the Public Administration and the CEM themselves.
Preventing gender violence through Psicodrama
We present the first steps of a research work. The central theme is the prevention of gender violence, using Psychodrama among women, deprived of their freedom. The sample is formed by various groups of prisoners in the women's prison of Alcalá de Guadaira in Seville, Spain.
Gender violence continues all over the world even Governments of lots of countries invest in strategies and measures to prevent violence against women. The basic reason is the kind of relationship among men and women provided that since we are born patriarchal roles are assigned different for girls and boys.
|16:15 - 17:10
|W-4: Workshop: Disabilities
|First Floor, Classroom 13
Questioning What We Know About Disabilities: A Move Toward Action
University of Georgia, United States of America
Our responsibility as psychologists and helping professionals is to ensure the highest level of care to our clients. As such, it is vital that we aim to increase our counseling competencies by learning more about persons with disabilities, which is what participants will achieve during this workshop.
|17:15 - 17:40
|Afternoon Tea/ Coffee Break
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|18:30 - 18:45
|Closing: Closing Ceremony
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|20:00 - 22:30
|B-1: Conference Banquet
|Fecha: Viernes, 14/06/2019
|9:00 - 14:50
|Post-Conference Tour: Visit Osborne Winery in Santa Maria
Depart Cádiz via catamaran in the morning; visit winery, sample sherry and snacks; return to Cádiz early afternoon.
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|16:00 - 20:00
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Mere Christianity – C.S. Lewis
Mere Christianity is a Christian apology; in other words, it seeks to explain the belief structure of Christianity in a way palatable to both believers and nonbelievers. Thus, it focuses on only those elements of Christianity that have been part of the belief structure in almost all times and all places and avoids the differences between denominations and also issues with Christian history. It uses a logical structure and follow-through that makes it a wonderful book for both Christians and non-Christians alike to really understand the theological underpinings of Christianity without the strong opposition of an atheistic perspective or the blatant fervor of an evangelical.
Mere Christianity really awoke me to the spiritual dimensions of my life. It didn't lead me down a blind path directly to Christianity, but it did open me up to the idea that there was more to faith and religion that meets the eye, and it started me on a lifelong quest to find out these answers for myself. To my surprise looking back on it, it actually taught me not to accept the dogma of others, but to seek my own path and truth
The Conscience of a Conservative – Barry Goldwater
The Conscience of a Conservative basically spells out the political beliefs of Barry Goldwater, a Republican Senator from Arizona who ran for President in 1964. He brought to the table a very clear political perspective, one that is basically completely alien to the "conservatives" today. In a nutshell, this philosophy has only one true litmus test: local governments are better suited to solve local issues, because every person and every community are different. The federal government should solve issues of interstate commerce and national defense and that is all. This enables each state to decide their own path on most controversial issues, enabling like-minded people to live in states that respected their beliefs without federal interference.
Before reading this book, I didn't have what you would call a political ideology of my own. I just followed what others said without really putting together an overall worldview that represented what I thought was right and what I thought was wrong. The Conscience of a Conservative awoke in me a desire to be more aware of politics around me – and also to be involved in the local political process, a transformation that has altered my life in many, many way
How to Win Friends and Influence People – Dale Carnegie
How To Win Friends And Influence People is about how to deal with social situations, nothing more, nothing less. It's very well written and broken down into small pieces that anyone can follow and accomplish.
So why did it impact my life so strongly? To put it simply, I was not exactly adept at social situations before reading this book. I had a very hard time … well, winning friends or influencing people. As I came into leadership roles, all I had to rely on was pure demonstration of my own abilities to lead, and while that can be a tool for inspiration, it can only carry so much weight – and it certainly doesn't help when you're standing up in front of a crowd of people who don't know you or your record and you have to convince them that what you're doing is valuable. This book, because it broke down the ability to work through social situations into tiny things that I could practice and learn, made it possible for a complete social train wreck like myself to begin to be able to speak in public venues and relate to other people – which completely changed the rules of how my life worked and what I could do with it.
Getting Things Done – David Allen
Getting Things Done is a book on personal productivity for those who really don't want to (or have the time to) commit themselves to a sticy, compex system of task management. It has one overall guiding principle: write down the stuff you need to do as you think of it, then process that list when you have open time. If you have ongoing projects, keep a list or a folder for that project and check on it regularly to keep it going. That's the nutshell of it – the book goes on to show examples of how it works and add some detail for specific situations, but that's really the key.
I found Getting Things Done just as my life was about to move into hyperspeed: my child was born and I began to really kick my writing into high gear. Given the previous inefficient methods that filled my life, I had no idea how I was going to find time to get these things accomplished, but taking the modular materials in this book and applying them to my life in a sensible fashion, I not only became a father and kicked my writing into gear, I found time to found and develop this blog into something great
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It's been a while since we've written about South Africa's Cape Winelands, so we thought we'd add a few more recommendations to our previous features on Cape wining and dining. All of the following wine farms are located in and around the fertile valleys of Franschhoek and Stellenbosch, around 45 minutes drive from Cape Town. Most have restaurants attached and all offer tastings or cellar tours and magnificent mountain views…
Occupying a prominent position on the eastern foothills of Simonsberg mountain, family-owned Vrede en Lust is rightly regarded as one of the finest wine estates in the Franschhoek Valley. It's also one of the oldest, founded in 1688 by the French Huguenot Jacques de Savoye who immediately set to work on the land, planting 10,000 vines within three years. Today this working wine farm is owned by the Buys family – its 17th owners – who have restored a number of buildings and opened a new modern winery since the estate last changed hands in 1996.
One of the Cape Winelands' larger estates, Vrede en Lust offers self-catering accommodation in the retreat-like five bedroom Manor House, which sleeps up to ten and has a large country kitchen and an upstairs deck overlooking the mountains. A further three deluxe suites are available in the Jonkmanshuis, between the Manor House and the winery. Both share a pool and barbeque area.
Cotage Fromage is Vrede en Lust's country-style bistro and deli, packed with speciality cheeses, oils, preserves and cured meats and offering a wide selection of local dishes to try, including a sophisticated tasting menu designed to complement the estate's wines. A good choice if you want to linger – and who wouldn't – the six-course menu is paired with six expertly selected wines at a cost of R299 (around £22) per person – a bargain! Do reserve in advance though, as it's understandably popular.
Simonsig sits on the Kromme Rhee Road northwest of Stellenbosch, ten minutes south of the main N1 route from Cape Town. The estate was one of the founding members of the Stellenbosch Wine Route and is one of the most popular wineries in the area. Come for a tasting and cellar tour and you'll enjoy a selection of their award-winning wines on a shady, vine-covered verandah during summer or inside the cosy tasting room in front of an open fire in winter.
Simonsig's biggest draw, however, is its highly-regarded restaurant Cuvée, a culinary hotspot where we devoured one of the two best meals of our stay. (The other was at previously recommended Grande Roche in Paarl.) Choose a table in the natural light-filled dining room or out on the decked terrace and let the knowledgeable staff help you pair a selection of estate vintages with your meal – every wine is available by the glass, so experimenting over different courses is easy and encouraged.
The menu is fine dining at its most unpretentious: simple but exquisite Cape cuisine prepared with fresh farm produce from Simonsig's own gardens. The seafood dishes in particular stand out; fresh Saldanha Bay oysters, marinated crayfish with crispy squid, cured salmon with crackling and a perfectly flakey pan fried kingklip. If you've still room, finish with one of the rather decadent desserts, like the salted caramel and milk chocolate tart or vanilla and tonka bean pannacotta – you're on holiday after all. It's surprisingly good value too, by British standards – mains from around R110/£8.
La Bri is a much smaller operation without a restaurant but we're including this old Cape Dutch manor house and winery in our list because the setting is so outstanding, bicycles are provided to ride down to the riverbank for a picnic, and the wine is so, so good. In fact, I'd go so far as to say the inky, oaky La Bri 2008 Syrah is the silkiest, most delicious red wine I've ever tasted, so much so I had to discard some items from my suitcase to fit in a few bottles to bring home.
Tastings are available six days a week around a long wooden tabletop resting on barrels in the lofty barn-like tasting room, where a huge floor-to-ceiling glass entrance-way leads to the Barrel Cellar, available to tour either by appointment or on a self-guided route. Just over a mile from Franschhoek village, the estate is easily accessible and the extensive oak-shaded lawns are a wonderful spot to sit and enjoy uninterrupted views across the vineyards to the Franschhoek Mountains.
Grande Provence is a 300 year old winery set amid 47 acres of Franschhoek Valley vineyards. Another highly-rated fine dining destination, the estate's award-winning restaurant lies beyond the wine tasting area; a cool and elegant gunmetal grey dining room with high-backed white leather chairs and floor-to-ceiling windows. Expect to find a menu offering fine French cuisine with an Asian twist, with no courses to speak of – simply choose whatever takes your fancy, in whatever order you wish. If you'd like the self-saucing chocolate pudding to start, followed by the slow cooked Karoo lamb or carpaccio of springbok, no one will bat an eyelid.
The five bedroom Owner's Cottage is available to rent either by one party (sleeps ten) or per room on a bed and breakfast basis, and comes complete with a private swimming pool and tucked-away spa pool overlooking rows of vines. There's also a state-of-the-art barbeque and spacious loggia for alfresco dining and entertaining. Massages, facials and private yoga and pilates sessions are available for staying guests.
Grande Provence has its own art gallery and has established itself as a leading light of contemporary South African art, featuring everything from painting and the graphic arts to ceramics, glass and jewellery. It's also an extremely popular venue for weddings and private events, with various different spaces available to hire, including a 60-person chapel, a sculpture garden and the stunning Jonkershuis extension. Wine tastings are available every day, with cellar tours on weekdays at 11am and 3pm (except during harvest).
Maison Estate is something a little bit different in the Cape. This three year old winery, founded by Chris Weylandt – the owner of one of South Africa's most successful furniture stores – has a very different look and feel to its neighbours. Contemporary, light and very, very white, the interiors are beautifully minimal and calming, especially in the tasting room and new restaurant The Kitchen which spills out onto a large patio. Filled with comfortable outdoor seating and overlooking manicured green lawns, the deck is perfect for lazing the day away with the pizza of the day and a bottle of Maison viognier, accompanied by Biscuit the dog and Porcini the pig if you're lucky.
Despite their relative newcomer-status, Maison have already won prizes for their 2009 Shiraz and have built on that success by producing a new range of limited edition wines, including a Chardonnay, Port, Staw Wine (dessert wine) and Cap Classique. Tastings are very informal, with samples poured freely and generously. Open Wednesdays to Sundays, 10am-5pm.
Header photo of Vrede en Rust © 2012 Vrede en Rust.
If you're looking for the ultimate honeymoon hotel in the Cape Winelands, check out our previous feature on Franschhoek's La Residence.
Virgin Atlantic operates a daily direct flight to Johannesburg from London Heathrow, and a seasonal direct flight to Cape Town which restarts on 17th October 2012.


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Following previous comments in this blog/diary (e.g. 25 v re 14 iii) on the book which egalitarians are venerating, The Spirit Level (2009), a professorial supporter has shown me the fine 100-page critique of the book compiled for the think-tank Policy Exchange by sociologist Peter Saunders (see last blog entry) and Natalie Evans (Beware False Prophets: Propaganda masquerading as science).
It turns out that TSL studied inequality differences only across the world's 23 richest countries and across the 50 states of the world's richest country, the USA – resulting in drastic restriction of variance.
Using 50 countries and more modern data yields results invalidating almost all of TSL's findings (feeble as its correlations were – dependent on outliers). S&E also observe there is no reason at all to support TSL's hypothesis that equality causes social cohesiveness: it is more likely the other way round. Saunders & Evans conclude:
The evidence in The Spirit Level is weak, the analysis is superficial and the theory is unsupported. The case for radical income redistribution is no more compelling now than it was before this book was published.
Centrally, S&E observed (as I had, 25 v) that TSL's association of states' inequality with misery and dysfunction was readily attributable to 'unequal' societies having more Blacks and other ethnic minorities (unlike relatively equal and happy Japan, which made immigration virtually impossible):
The book also ignores explanatory factors which might undermine its core hypothesis. In the US, for example, the proportion of African-Americans in a state is often a much stronger predictor of social outcomes than the level of income inequality, but Wilkinson and Pickett never take ethnic composition into account in their models. When we do this, the association with income distribution often disappears: state homicide rates, infant mortality rates, average life expectancy and imprisonment rates all reflect ethnic composition, not income inequality.
As Edinburgh University's outstanding surgeon and race realist had long before concluded, ignoring race was not an option for the serious scientist.
{Except when writing in the Grauniad, where Saunders was allowed to denounce TSL as "bad social science" (26 viii) on condition he did not mention that TSL's 'unequal' states [often the UK and USA] were better described as relatively 'minority'-plagued.}
For having controlled for race (thus lowering most TSL correlations to insignificance), Saunders was called 'racist' by TSL's authors (see Saunders' own site) – who further said cheekily that they were too busy to respond to criticisms from anything other than refereed journals, thereby earning themselves a wigging from the Indie which deplored such academic elitism (a condemnation given still wider currency on the opening page of Times Higher, 28 viii).
Also see here and here and here and here. A recent concise summary of the matter by Saunders is here
Reflecting on the giant Ponzi scheme that Britain's bankrupt welfare state had become, requiring ever more young immigrants to pay taxes to fund its promised hand-outs, She Who Must Be Obeyed reminded me that we had noted from the telly (Channel 4, 16 viii) a descriptor of it that I'd never heard before: the great novelist, social historian and satirist T.H. White (1906-64; Queen's College, Cambridge), who had grown rich (swimming pool and temple to Hadrian in his back garden) out of his Arthurian stories, had called it simply 'the farewell state.'
It turned out that the 'disabled' motocross-riding and welfare benefiting Gloucestershire father of eleven (see previous) had got his wife pregnant again and also become father to another welfare-dependent sprog by one of his wife's ciggy-puffing friends (Sun, 24 viii).
Signs of CamCo cutting back the farewell state? Virtually none! The only proposition on the table (from former Conservative leader, 'Quiet Man' Ian Duncan Smith was to dish out further billions to pay welfare scroungers to get jobs while in effect keeping their benefits.
And the Government of bankrupt Britain had gone on holiday, leaving Nice Nick Clegg (Deputy PM) to entertain footie hooligans at No.10 while fending off suggestions that the LibDims' alcoholic ex-leader Charles Kennedy would lead a defection to Labour.
{Instead of wasting its first 100 days in office, CamCo should simply have announced a steady 2%p.a. reduction in all state salaries, expenditures and benefits – preceded by a 5% reduction in 2010-11 and a cutting down of all taxation-funded salaries and pensions to no more than two-thirds of the salary of the Prime Minister [£140K]}.
– The great advantage of the novel CamCoalition had been that all election pledges of the two parties could be forgotten ooops rewritten; but CamCo had idly tossed away this fantastic advantage and settled for a slow war of attrition with Britain's trade-union socialists through 2011.}
The failure of Pakistanis to adopt Western avoidance of first-cousin marriage was an expensive disaster laid at the door of T.H. White's 'farewell states,' recorded Channel 4 (Dispatches: 'When cousins marry', 23 viii). The medical risks included infant mortality, birth defects, low IQ, blindness, hearing impairment and metabolic disorders.
The only relief from massive expenditure by Whites on these Pakistani offspring was that, as adults, the offspring of these relationships also risked sporadic abortions or infertility. First-cousin marriage increased medical risks from a baseline 3% to 6%; and the offspring of serially inbred families had a risk of 12%.
Among the Pakistanis of colonized Bradford, 75% married their first cousins. {The gross over-representation of Pakistanis in cases of microcephaly and suicidal terrorism was noted previously, viii 06.
{An interesting question was whether it was sheer stupidity or the resulting blind faith in Allah which had led some 30 million of Pakistan's 180 million population to make their homes and livelihoods on the flood plain of the River Indus. Anyway, for whatever precise reason, world aid for Pakistan's flood victims was distinctly slow in coming.}
Ann Cryer, former Labour MP for Keighley, near Bradford, said 'fear of being accused of racism or demonisation' prevented politicians speaking up against the Pak practice of first-cousin marriage (Daily Mail, 23 viii).
To add to Pakistani woes, London police arrested a Pak bounder and charged him with fixing (so as to defraud bookmakers) the fourth Eng vs Pak test match – which England had won magnificently, with a world-record stand of 320 runs for their eighth wicket (Observer, 29 viii).
Recognition of how the 'baby-boomer' (post-1945) generation had raided the tills and worse by mortgaging the future, as organized by NuLabour -- a recognition recently granted by 'Conservative' David 'Two Brains' Willetts in The Pinch (q.v.) -- continued in Jilted Generation (Guardian, 23 viii).
This book, as well as lambasting the pretty obvious fact that 70-year-olds cost the NHS seven times as much as 30-year-olds, actually showed a dim recognition that societies should have some powerful institutions with vested interests in the country's future generations -- in the past, these institutions had been of course the Royal Family and the House of Lords, but by 2010 they had been so re-arranged as to live from hand to mouth just like the wretched unpropertied 'electorate' which so predictably voted for borrowed jam today.
An excellent jibe against PeeCee was offered by Douglas Murray in the Speccie (14 viii – the Spectator could no longer be accessed on the internet till a week after publication, and even then the service was distinctly lacklustre) – though he had only himself to blame for hysterics descending on him for telling an 'Irish' joke since he and his gutless media tribe had done nothing to defend my own (perfectly polite) free speech about Blecks and paedohysterics in 1996.
Within a few miles of a UN 'peacekeeping' force (of 25) in the 'Democratic' Republic of the Congo, 4,000 Rwandan and Congolese rebels (mainly Hutu) were allowed, without a shot being fired at them, to overwhelm a village (deserted, as was typical, by its menfolk) and systematically rape for days some 150 women plus their infants and babes-in-arms (Guardian, 24 viii).
Western dependence on the fanatics of the Middle East seemed set to diminish as, hard on discovery of oil off the Falklands (by BP), another major oil and gas find was made off Greenland (by Cairn Energy) (Guardian, 24 viii).
To the E'bugger Book Festival – where 'the Tony Benn of the right,' Roger Scruton (Visiting Prof. at U. St Andrews) briefly set out his latest thesis, that dramatic utopian upheavals reflected too much 'me' and not enough 'we.'
After chairman Norris McWhirter (a leftish Scotsman journalist) pointed out this anti-individualism was not very Thatcherite,* I followed up by asking whether there was indeed not any dramatic, forceful, incorrigible and utopian communal upheaval that the right's philosophical darlin supported – the Glorious Revolution of 1688 perchance?
Thrown by his armour being so quickly pierced, Roger [for he and I had been on first name terms for a weekend twenty years previously when we had stayed at the Queen Mum's Cumberland Lodge near Windsor Castle to discuss how to defend Nato and nuclear deterrence], having declared this "a very good question," at first said he would have been in favour, since he thought 1688 had taken England back to ancient traditions (without specifying any); but then had second thoughts and said he would probably have been on the 'doomed but romantic' Catholic side.
With subsequent questioners, pseudo-modest confessions of such 'slight incoherence' were a mainstay of his responses. Verily, Roger proved himself the Germaine Greer (not the Tony Benn) of the right – his thinking dominated by nostalgia for traditions, an economic system and a religion which he knows have crucially failed through three inter-Christian wars (WWI, WWII, Cold) and the subprime bubble & crunch.
He excellently deplored peecee demands re non-sexist language; and feared correctly that it would soon be a crime to criticize homosexuality or Islam. But he was distinctly edgy about mentioning race; and he could not see that Islam would soon be providing Europe with the conservative utopia that he professed to fear but would surely rather relish (including family stability, female obedience, race realism, low taxation, sobriety and stern punishments for crime, abortion, adultery and yaggery) so long as a cultured, wine-bibbing, fox-hunting elite was spared.
* In the fashion of the times, the 'Conservative' philosopher, addressing a packed tent of 200 OAPs, had gone out of his way to dissociate himself from Mrs Thatcher's notorious statement, "there is no such thing as society" – failing to recognize that Mrs T had not been denying the role of the state and society in punishments, handouts, health care, education, defence and saving the country from bankers dancing to neosocialist tunes, but merely countering the standard-issue leftist proposition that criminality was caused by, and indeed the fault of society.
Social psychologists from Washington State University reported that, in a game-playing situation, participants (while not liking any 'odd' behaviour) actually disliked unselfishness (handing in tokens so other players could benefit) more than selfishness – apparently feeling embarrassed by unselfishness, feeling it set a new standard which they had to match, and feeling that the unselfish player must have ulterior motives (Craig D. Parks, Asako B. Stone. 'The desire to expel unselfish members from the group.' Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2010; 99 (2): 303 DOI: 10.1037/a0018403).
The embarrassingly large brains of Neanderthals may simply have happened because they did indeed have higher intelligence, which actually declined in homo sapiens as tool use (with associated manual dexterity) became more important and allowed the smaller head size for foetuses that was more compatible with the upright posture needed for carrying – such was the implication of theorizing by Bradford archaeologist and anthropologist Timothy Taylor (The Artificial Ape; reported in New Scientist, 18 viii).
A school support worker (actually a trained teacher waiting for a more elevated position) who posed as a teenage girl on a social networking site to entice boys as young as 12 to send him naked images of themselves was jailed for four-and-a-half years by Judge Lady Stacey (STV, 24 viii).
Brian Syme, 32, of Alloa, central Scotland, befriended some 90 youngsters online by setting up Bebo profiles as two teenage girls. He also persuaded passably strapping lads to perform solo sex acts on their erect selves in front of a webcam and in some cases recorded the ejaculatory footage without their knowledge.
No harm was recorded as happening to the teenagers – whom Syme never met for sex; but, what with prison costs, security costs, monitoring costs and the destruction of Syme's career, the bill to UK taxpayers would approach £1M. {What luxuries of censoriousness tabloid-hysterical and socialist-bankrupt peecee Britain allowed itself!}
As protests poured in from 50 leftist 'intellectuals' (headed by Tranny Janny Morris) against the north-Wales town of Denbigh's raising a £35K bronze statue to its most famous son, the swashbuckling H.M. Stanley (who found Livingstone in Africa 1871, famously greeting him with "Dr Livingstone, I presume"), Denbigh Council insisted that a questionnaire had shown the project to enjoy much local popularity and said that commissioning had already gone ahead (BBC, 26 viii).
Stanley's precise 'crimes' were not specified by the hysterics. He had certainly been an agent for the (later) admittedly naughty King of Belgium – largely because Britain had offered no funding for one of his expeditions; but he also co-operated and indeed formed a close friendship with King Mtesa of Uganda. However, Stanley could hardly have matched the 1,500 slaughtered daily in the post-imperialist Congo of 2010 (D. Telegraph, 27 viii, Tim Butcher, 'Stanley was more hero than colonialist brute').
Top Tokyo politician Ichiro Ozawa (due to contest the Japanese premiership in September, though personally under a cloud of financial scandal) called Americans "simple-minded" and "single-cell amoebas" and said he preferred seeing Brits on film marching orderly on the Bridge over the River Kwai -- presumably fortified in his views by the mess that America and Britain had made by their lack of ethnic realism in Eyeraq and Afghastliland during long but eventually pathetic wars which he had always opposed (D. Telegraph, 26 viii).
For the Speccie, Jenny McCartney did a great job of rubbishing Blair's sidekick 'chief of staff,' curly-haired Jonathan Powell, who believed he had (with the help of America, converted post-9/11 to opposing terrorism) solved the Northern Irish problem and thought the Taleban, like his visionary IRA of the past, had 'its head in a mess' and would be grateful for tea and sandwiches with Britain's idiotic idealists like himself (28 viii):
On the contrary, the Taleban has thought these questions through, very thoroughly, and it has plumped for a religiously fundamentalist agenda in which women are subjugated, veiled, uneducated and murdered for disobedience. Up in Pakistan's flooded, desperate Swat Valley, it is presently howling for the Islamabad government to refuse all aid from 'foreign infidels'. The local policeman in Mingora still remembers the time when, before being routed by government forces, the Taleban slit throats and strung up bodies in 'Slaughter Square' and killed a famous local dancer, Shabana.
{The problem with modern Western politicians was not that they were dishonest – as widely believed. Rather they were too honest – motivated understandably by their own wish for immediate re-election and not caring a fig about the long-term future of those whose laws they adjudicated – normally by conveniently allowing the 'human rights' of foreigners and thus assuring themselves big dinners funded by slave-labour-seeking employers as well as getting the votes of the new welfare-seeking slaves.}
LIGHT DAWNS re IMMIGRATION
Sweden, which had generously/foolishly admitted 60% of Iraqi refugees (from the West's ignoracist mayhem) over the previous decade, apparently changed tack in 2009 – dropping the number it admitted from 18K in 2008 to 2K in 2009 by the simple stratagem of requiring refugees to produce evidence that they actually faced threats from fellow Iraqis (Financial Times, 18 viii).
As Britain's socialistified 'teachers,' 'educators' and lib-left politicians crowed about the achievements of 17-yr-olds at 'A' Level exams, where 8% had swept to the new A* grade, the uselessness of Labour's creation was exposed (and the importance of natural ability re-emphasized) as an A* was also achieved by a 7-yr-old boy (D.Telegraph, 25 viii).
Tens of thousands of Americans rallied to Washington (on Martin Luther King Day….) to hear their honeychil' Sarah Palin and others denounce President Boring Hussein Obarmy (who was letting the Taliban kill dozens of Afghans daily and continuing to provide megabucks to Pakiland – to the public fury of Afghastliland's President Khazi) as a socialist and racist. But it was not clear what they would ever do about Obarmy and Billery: Sarah had forbidden them to bring placards and to concentrate on the homely objective of 'supporting our boys' (Observer, 29 viii).
Offering Britain's CamCo Government a glimmer of hope as it prepared to take on the unions in the winter, the endless Labour leadership contest continued its dreary way – the choice being between two boring Jewish brothers still fighting their Adlerian battles,* a tired Brownite attack dog, a fat Black single-mum hypocrite and a Liverpudleian (e.g. Observer, 29 viii).
* Though they had both attended William McDougall's distinguished Oxford college, Corpus Christi.
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