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Test Match Review – 3rd Test – 23rd June, 2018 – New Zealand 49 – France 14
Test Match Review
New Zealand vs France
3rd Test
Final Score: New Zealand 49 – France 14
Referee: John Lacey (Ireland)
Assistant referees: Angus Gardner (Australia), Graham Cooper (Australia)
Television match official: George Ayoub (Australia)
History has a way of repeating itself:
The opening paragraph of my review of the 1st Test between New Zealand and France reads:
A Test Match between New Zealand and France, and what happens?
Somewhat predictably, the conversation immediately turns to the referees and their "bias" towards New Zealand. It is all about yellow cards and no-cards as the world focusses on two incidents in the test match that, arguably, decided the Test and the outcome of the series in just those few seconds."
The referee was Luke Pearce of England. Australian George Ayoub was the TMO.
My review of the 2nd Test started:
Somewhat predictably, the conversation immediately turns to the referees and their "bias" towards New Zealand.
Déjà vu?
Yep, once again the referee and his support staff are in the spotlight as a red card was shown to French fullback Benjamin Fall."
On this occasion the referee was Angus Gardiner of Australia. Once again, George Ayoub was the TMO.
And now for the third Test:
Unfortunately it has all happened again.
For the third time in three weeks there is a controversial decision by a referee that favours New Zealand. This time involves the third of the referees appointed to the panel of Match Officials for this series. This week it is John Lacey of Ireland who stands illuminated in the spotlight. And, once again, George Ayoub was the TMO.
Lacey's opportunity to help the All Blacks win the game came in the 31st minute when he was clearly in the way of Baptiste Serin who was attempting to get to Damian McKenzie as he burst for the goal line. Replays suggest that he had more than a fair chance of tackling McKenzie, although the flyhalf's momentum may have carried him to the line.
Whatever momentum may have done or not, Lacey very clearly blocked Serin and prevented the tackle. Lacey was adamant it was a fair try, however he eventually relented and called for a TMO replay. Sadly, Officious George Ayoub was, once again, guilty of dereliction of duty as he made no comment about the events. Lacey again said that he was happy that it was a fair try. Even the New Zealand commentators were flabbergasted at the decision.
It is truly sad that the incompetence of the Match Officials should be the chief topic of conversation when there was so much more to talk about in this Test Match and in the series that has just ended..
It is equally sad that Steve Hansen should instinctively jump to the defence of the referee on every occasion, rather than providing a measured, considered response to such obvious blunders as have marred the 3 Tests in this series.
"I know the rule book reasonably well – I've read it for years," Hansen said. "As a player I thought I was a better ref than a player, and there's nowhere in the rule book that says a referee can cause obstruction.
"He's got to stand somewhere and it's not our fault that our guy [McKenzie] ran close to where he was standing.
"It's happened to us a few times in the past. People are clutching at straws there – what do they want him to do; click his fingers and disappear or something?"
Hansen is perhaps technically correct, the Laws do not provide specific instructions in the event of a referee impeding a player who is not carrying the ball.
Law 7.3.a) says:
Advantage must not be applied and the referee must blow the whistle immediately when: a) The ball or a player in possession of the ball, touches the referee and an advantage is gained by either side.
It is a simple, common sense, extrapolation of the Law to suggest that if the referee touches a player so that advantage is gained by either side the whistle should be blown immediately.
Suggesting that the referee cannot do that is to ignore the fact that they already interpret and apply other Laws differently to the actual written word.
Hansen's subsequent calls for World Rugby to change the Laws, the functions of the match officials and interpretations and clean them up seems to be a bit too late.
For the French, a third controversial decision in as many Tests provided irrefutable evidence that the match officials were against them from the start. After Paul Gabrillagues' clearly incorrect yellow card at Eden Park, followed by the blind-eye turned to the skull fracturing double-act of Sam Cane and Ofa Tu'ungafasi, and then the first-half sending off of Benjamin Fall in Wellington – which World Rugby's judiciary said was a mistake by Angus Gardner, the clear obstruction by John Lacey is simply the icing on the cake.
The world watches with interest whether World Rugby will take any action whatsoever against John Lacey, Angus Gardner and Luke Pearce, the three referees, or whether they will simply be let off the hook?
Television match official George Ayoub is another who should have his performance closely examined. He should never be allowed near a TMO box again.
Back To the Third Test:
It was fortunate that Lacey's lapse was not crucial to the result; the All Blacks' second half performance saw to that. Even the French coach, Jacques Brunel, said as much.
Brunel must be a little frustrated with his team as his side failed to kick on after their impressive second-half showing in Wellington last week, where they finished the stronger side. Just like the first Test, France came out to play in Dunedin, and were competitive, even dominating some periods during the early stages of the third Test. The new-look All Black combination were still finding their feet as France took an early 7-0 lead, and France were still in the game at half-time with New Zealand leading 21-14. The signs were ominous, though, the All Blacks were starting to click, and their game was picking up speed.
After the break it was a whole new ball game. The All Blacks turned on the style as the visitors faded badly and seemed to vanish from the game.
Damien McKenzie:
Many questions have been asked about Damian McKenzie's suitability at flyhalf. Many New Zealanders feel that he is best suited to the fullback position, especially as an impact player later in the game.
I think we can safely say that he has passed the flyhalf test with flying colours.
Stepping into Beauden Barrett's shoes was never going to be easy, but McKenzie did, and delivered an outstanding performance at 10.
It was not flawless – that is not the McKenzie way. He is a risk taker, opting for the high risk, high reward approach to everything he does on the rugby field. When you play like that there will inevitably be mistakes. Against France he kicked a clearance way too far and directly into touch, he threw two intercept passes, and there was a kick-off that did not go the required 10m in the 2nd half. But in amongst the mistakes he was simply outstanding.
He scored two tries of his own, and was involved in two of Reiko Ioane's three. His playmaking skills were on show as he picked, tickled and teased the French defences. Short passes, long passes, chip kicks and grubbers, steps and jinks, it was all on show. He was also faultless from the kicking tee, slotting seven out of seven to finish with a personal tally of 24 points.
Have no doubt, this 23-year old is going to cause problems for a whole lot of teams in the future.
The Barrett Brood:
The Barrett family certainly has some kind of genetic superiority over others. Three brothers, three current All Blacks. Even without Beauden and Jordie in the starting XV on Saturday, it was a Barrett brother that stood up to be counted. Scott Barrett is the family forward, the muscle amongst the silky skilled backs. He had an outstanding game as he locked the scrum in the place of the injured Brodie Retallick. Carrying the ball 7 times, he also made 17 tackles as he flung himself into every facet of the game.
The Rookies:
The depth of New Zealand's playing resources never ceases to amaze. For a country that has fewer registered players that most other countries, just 156 000 registered players (according to World Rugby's 2017 report) New Zealand is blessed with amazing depth. This week they handed Tests debuts to Shannon Frizell and Jack Goodhue, who were both in the starting line-up, along with Jackson Hemopo and Richie Mo'unga, who came off the replacements bench.
All four looked the part and can be happy with their debut performances. Frizell was unlucky to be denied a try by the Television Match Official.
The Final Word:
Whatever the refereeing controversies that surround this series, New Zealand wrapped up a 3-0 series victory over France at Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin on Saturday, running out 49-14 winners in a seven-try showing.
Ben Smith, Matt Todd, Damian McKenzie (2) and a hat-trick from Rieko Ioane saw them to the victory, with McKenzie faultless off the tee.
In reply France's try scorers were Baptiste Serin and Wesley Fofana, both of which came in the first-half, before the team's second half collapse.
Eddie Jones has suggested that new Zealand are ripe for the plucking, while South African rugby writer and columnist Mark Keohane suggested that they will finish third in this year's Rugby Championships. "The Springboks will win the Rugby Championship. The All Blacks won't finish in the top two," said Keohane as he celebrated Rassie Erasmus' and his team's series win over England.
I would not be quite so confident. If the All Blacks continue to play the kind of rugby they produced in the second half of this third Test, very few teams in the world will stop them.
The scorers:
For New Zealand:
Tries: B Smith, Todd, McKenzie 2, Ioane 3
Cons: McKenzie 7
For France:
Tries: Serin, Fofana
Cons: Belleau 2
The Teams:
New Zealand: 15 Ben Smith, 14 Waisake Naholo, 13 Jack Goodhue, 12 Sonny Bill Williams, 11 Rieko Ioane, 10 Damian McKenzie, 9 Aaron Smith, 8 Luke Whitelock, 7 Ardie Savea, 6 Shannon Frizell, 5 Scott Barrett, 4 Samuel Whitelock (c), 3 Owen Franks, 2 Codie Taylor, 1 Joe Moody
Replacements: 16 Liam Coltman, 17 Karl Tu'inukuafe, 18 Ofa Tuungafasi, 19 Jackson Hemopo, 20 Matt Todd, 21 TJ Perenara, 22 Richie Mo'unga, 23 Jordie Barrett
France: 15 Benjamin Fall, 14 Teddy Thomas, 13 Remi Lamerat, 12 Wesley Fofana, 11 Gael Fickou, 10 Anthony Belleau, 9 Morgan Parra (c), 8 Kevin Gourdon, 7 Kelian Galletier, 6 Mathieu Babillot, 5 Yoann Maestri, 4 Bernard Le Roux, 3 Uini Atonio, 2 Camille Chat, 1 Dany Priso
Replacements: 16 Adrien Pelissie, 17 Cyril Baille, 18 Cedate Gomes Sa, 19 Felix Lambey, 20 Alexandre Lapandry, 21 Baptiste Serin, 22 Jules Plisson, 23 Maxime Medard
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In New York there are beaches and they are spectacular: Welcome to The Hamptons!
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The white sand draws fine lines around a green and clear outline, only broken by the incursion of water stretch marks that, seen from the sky, resemble branches of a tree in autumn. It is paradoxical that the state with the most populous city in the United States greets you with such an image.
Keep in mind that directors of rating agencies, financial analysts, renowned fashion designers, actors and various actresses also need their relaxation time, moving away from boutiques on 5th Avenue and attics on the Upper East Side.
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Occupying the east end of Long Island, this succession of plots with well-tended gardens such as Versailles and eighteenth-century houses that we only see in decoration magazines has been typical and topically known as the refuge of New York millionaires.
Just two hours from Manhattan by car - 35 minutes by helicopter or light aircraft, for the more comfortable - the Hamptons are made up of a chain of towns with greens and browns that look like they were taken from a Constable painting.
Not surprisingly, the first English settlers who arrived on these coasts in 1640 landed in Southampton. Hence that air of New England everywhere.
Southampton, East Hampton, Montauk or Greenport may be the ones that sound the most to Europeans, but any area of this land is not going over the summer in the United States, with permission from Orange County or Miami.
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Bordered by Long Island Sound - known as 'the bay' - in the north, and the Atlantic Ocean in the south, it is true that the Hamptons are going through the dreaded gentrification, and 'lifelong' families share summer months with hipster and young people looking for alcohol and parties at the beach clubs.
However, it is still possible to blend in with the traditional atmosphere and enjoy a few days of tranquility and rumor of waves.
The easiest way to get here is to catch a train at the Pennsylvania Station, in Midtown Manhattan. From here left the Long Island Railroad railways when the Hamptons were nothing more than pristine beaches and fishing villages. Today, the service known as Cannonball travels in 95 minutes to Westhampton.
The newly released Gurney's Residences are the best option to stay in Montauk © Gurney's Residences
Once there, and if you want to enjoy as you deserve a time of detoxification of the big city, staying a few days and touring them on foot or by bike is the best option. When visiting the Hamptons, you have to do it like the locals, so do not deprive yourself and give yourself at least one night at the newly released Gurney's Residences in Montauk.
You can already imagine it, right? Wake up in front of the Atlantic views, be the first to touch the breeze, without vacationers who have been on the beach from 06:00 am to take a place, and start the day in the only saltwater pool in the United States.
Montauk is at the east end of the Hamptons, being the only place bathed by both sea masses. It is the ideal destination for those who want to exploit that surfing spirit that we all carry - or would like to take - inside.
Easier and less 'stretched' than the rest of Hamptons, Montauk is crowned by its 18th-century lighthouse, commissioned by George Washington, and from which the sunrises seem to lie. 137 steps early in the morning can be intimidating, but much more authentic than the 45 minutes of spinning every Tuesday.
From the lighthouse of Montauk the sunrises seem taken from a movie © Getty Images
Then, reduce pulsations by walking through the Paumanok Path through the Hither Woods Nature Reserve. Here you will forget the moccasins and v-neck sweaters of high society. Maybe you even come across a deer! You will also see the ruins of a defensive station built during World War II.
After the walk, you want to cool off in Atlantic waters. If you are from the Mediterranean, watch out for the thermal contrast, we don't want to give you hypothermia and lose the glamor in a matter of minutes! The average annual water temperature in this area does not reach 13 ° C, and at a maximum of 22 ° C in August.
If the Atlantic throws you back, you can try Long Beach, between Noyack and North Haven, always warmer for facing the bay, and with less swell and wind than those facing the ocean.
Among the latter, the best known is Cooper's Beach, in Southampton. A long and narrow line of sand drawn in a straight line reminiscent of Argentine or Uruguayan beaches. Bright, comfortable, and with all the services for the swimmer you can imagine.
Southampton, one of the most famous villages in this green and brown chain that seems to be taken from a Constable painting © Getty Images
If being surrounded by light and smell of saltpeter has not diminished your cultural desires, be aware that the Hamptons also offer a good portion of art.
In 1945, the famous Expressionist painter Jackson Pollock moved to East Hampton. Now his house is a museum that is part of Stony Brook University.
It doesn't have to rain or you are redder than the Sebastian crab to visit a museum in summer, so cheer up! Many of the original furniture are still preserved, and you can see how Pollock worked in the adjacent barn that served as a studio.
And, of course, we cannot forget the classic American contemporary literature The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The ostentatious and eccentric parties at the Long Island mansions inspired the author. Who would have been in one! - to be able to be with Leonardo Di Caprio, who starred in the film adaptation in 2013 -.
Fitzgerald frequented mainly the northern part of the island, known as The Gold Coast. He and his wife lived in Great Neck, where they moved to avoid the high rents of Manhattan. At that time, this area was a place of residence for the working class. Who was going to say it?
New York has beaches and what beaches! © Getty Images
So far, everything sounds great. But you notice something is missing, right? What would a getaway to the sun and pure air be without a glass of wine? The lovers of the grape broth always go in search of wineries everywhere.
We have already commented that the Hamptons are full of vacationers who are happy with the pleasures of the good life, so establishing wineries and vineyards throughout the area was essential. We always find it difficult to choose, especially when it comes to pampering the palate, but Wölffer Estate is the ideal place not only to taste local wines - and international - but to be speechless and ojiplático with the interior.
Alec and Hilaria Baldwin renewed their marriage vows here, and we are not surprised at all. The pink Summer in a Bottle is its hallmark, but the letter is very extensive. And don't leave without trying a cheese selection!
After this experience, you may return to the city a little uphill. The good news? Next summer, the Hamptons are going to stay there. With its celebrities, its hipster hats, its kilometer beaches and its blue horizon. You know, go booking the plane ticket and, if it can be, let it be at the window.
It is essential to try the Pink Summer in a Bottle, the hallmark of Wölffer Estate © Wölffer Estate
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Recap: Texas Tech 79, Richmond 72
By Seth C
The Red Raiders take down Richmond on the road.
Texas Tech 79, Richmond 72
Texas Tech started out strong, then faltered a bit, then jumped out to another lead and then faltered a bit and finally closed out the game by a decent enough margin. Basketball is a game of runs and both teams made plenty of runs through the game, but Texas Tech was the better basketball team and they should have won by more. Easy for me to say, but even head coach Chris Beard's comments after the game seemed to indicate that the win was good, but there are plenty of teaching moments from yesterday's game.
"We learn with every game during the early season of nonconference," Beard said. "I would have liked to control the game down the stretch but give Richmond a lot of credit. I knew they had a run in them. I think they are some valuable lessons to learn during this win. I remember at a young age being a player, and you hear coaches say you learn the best lessons when you lose. I just respectfully disagree with that. I think you can learn just as much in the victory as you can in defeat if you bring the attention and the information to the players. We'll enjoy this tonight because of our respect for Richmond's program. Tomorrow, they'll be a lot of teaching points for our team."
Texas Tech didn't play good enough defense at all, for a team that was shooting 31% from the field, Texas Tech allowed the Spiders to shoot 45% and 36% from the three-point line. That's probably the biggest thing, was that this was a top 30 defense and that may have deflated after yesterday's game.
Still though, Texas Tech won a game on the road and that's something that hasn't happed in a long time. Texas Tech has won plenty at home, but winning a true road game is something that just hasn't happened and there's something to be said for that. Especially with the late run that Richmond made, the team kept their composure, made their free throws and kept the Spiders at bay.
The player of the game was Devon Thomas, making 7 of 11 from the field, 1 of 1 from the three-point line and scoring 17 points overall to go along with 3 assists, 2 turnovers, and 6 rebounds. Thomas and Anthony Livingston both returned home against Richmond, or close enough (Thomas is originally from Maryland and Livingston is originally from D.C.) and Beard said after the game that they maybe had 50 or so family members at the game. Thomas really has upped his play, so much so that he's started for a handful of games and he doesn't want to let go of that spot.
Zach Smith was right there in terms of his play, recording a double-double, scoring 17 points, grabbing 10 rebounds, a block, 2 assists and no turnovers on the day.
Welcome back Aaron Ross. A rusty start to the last game, having Ross backed helped he offense tremendously. He's just such a threat from any point on the floor and he played 24 minutes scoring 13 points on 4 of 8 from the floor, grabbing 6 boards, but turning the ball over 3 times. Gotta get better there.
Justin Gray again seems to levitate and play above the rim. I don't know what's gotten into him, but he's playing the best all-around basketball I've ever seen him play, scoring 11 points on just 8 shots, with 9 rebounds, 4 assists and no turnovers.
I did love to see Texas Tech absolutely dominate inside, grabbing 41 rebounds to just 28 for Richmond and also scoring 46 points in the paint and just 22 for Richmond.
Beard is tightening up the rotation, only 8 players received significant minutes: Thomas, Gray, Smith, Evans, Livingston, Millinghaus, and Stevenson. Add in Odiase and I think that's your top 9 players heading into conference play.
Keenan Evans had another good game and he let the game come to him and didn't try to shoot too much when others were having good games. Evans had 9 points, 3 boards, 5 assists and just 2 turnovers in 32 minutes.
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The new fifth generation (5G) cellular system that is being installed in major American cities such as Dallas, Atlanta, Waco, Texas, and Sacramento will intensify the microwave radiation health risks for everyone living in those cities.
The new 5G cell systems that Verizon and AT&T are planning to install in other cities in 2018 will use shorter length microwaves than the existing 4G (fourth generation) systems. New generation cell phones will be able to communicate with either 5G or 4G microwave towers to optimize connectivity.
Copper phone lines will be replaced with 5G rooftop antennas on homes and businesses. These antennas will communicate with 5G cell towers and with the wireless equipment in homes and offices to provide phone and broadband services.5G will be the foundation for the "smart cities" of the future.
The long-term health risks of these short microwaves have not been adequately tested and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and telecom companies are simply presuming that they are safe based on 1996 research.
The 5G systems will increase the level of harm to the level where illness and death can no longer be denied.
In low lying areas they might need to erect new towers that are taller than electric utility poles to accomplish their objectives. Refrigerator size electrical boxes will be attached to each transmission tower.
If you live or work in a densely populated area where electrical poles are very close to buildings, then you might have a 5G cell tower located a few feet from your place of employment or your bedroom.
It is estimated that the daily microwave exposure generated by the 5G system will be equivalent to living inside a microwave oven and turning it up to high and baking yourself for 19 minutes a day.
FCC regulations make it illegal for government entities to try to delay or stop cell tower installation on the basis of health risks.
Telecom companies can sue cities and states that attempt to use health concerns to impede their cell tower building plans.
The following three lists present the symptoms, illness indicators, and diseases that are linked to microwave frequency exposure from cell towers, Wi-Fi transmitters, and other microwave generating devices.
By this end of this stage, the systemic damage may be irreversible, even if the radiation exposure ceases.
However, not one in a million would guess that the mortal misery of cancer, heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimer's and even depressive mental illness, is inextricably connected to years of covert irradiation delivered by crafty Wi-profiteers who have been laughing all the way to their gold-lined vaults.
The Russian research took place between 1960 and 1996 — long before the 3G and 4G cellular systems were built.


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Dorothy Lyman was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on April 18, 1947. She is recognised for her roles in All My Children (1970), Blow (2001), and Mama's Family (1983). Vincent Malle and John Tillinger were her former husbands. Louis Malle's brother is her ex-husband.Candice Bergen's (former) sister-in-law.On the television sitcom Mama's Family, Dorothy played Naomi Oakes Ray Oates Harper (1983).
On ABC's All My Children, she created the part of Opal Gardner, a colourful character (1970).She is a Democrat who is registered to vote.Emma Tillinger Koskoff, Sebastian Tillinger, and Jackson Malle are her children.Lyman was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the daughter of stockbroker Hector H. Lyman and Violet E. (née Brightwell). In 1971, she made her debut appearance as Julie Stark in the soap opera A World Apart.
Dorothy later featured on The Edge of Night as the villainous Elly Jo Jamison a few years later. In Jean Shepherd's Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss from 1988, Lyman played Ralphie's mother. She played Maura Norris in the ALF episode 'Tequila' (1988), Rebecca Whitmore on Generations (1990–1991), and Bonnie Roberts on The Bold and the Beautiful (1991–1992). She also featured in the Tales from the Darkside television series in the 'In the Cards' episode (1985).
Her most well-known soap opera role was as Opal Sue Gardner on All My Children, for which she won two Emmy Awards in 1982 and 1983: Outstanding Actress in a Supporting Role in a Daytime Drama Series and Outstanding Actress in a Daytime Drama Series. Jill Larson, the actress who would later follow Lyman in the part of Opal Gardner, was a classmate of Lyman's in high school.
During an appearance on Vicki Lawrence's talk show Vicki!, Lyman said that she continued to act on All My Children while working on Mama's Family, going back and forth between New York and Los Angeles every week. Despite the fact that the journey was torturous, she fondly remembered it, referring to that period of her career as "AllMyPaychecks."Lyman stepped behind the camera when Mama's Family completed its run, producing and directing 75 episodes .
The Nanny (all episodes of the third and fourth seasons, and all but four episodes of the fifth), as well as making a special guest appearance on the Fran Drescher sitcom.Lyman had a recurring role on Bob, Bob Newhart's third sitcom, when Mama's Family ended in 1990. She also had a surprise appearance in Nick Nolte and Julia Roberts' film I Love Trouble. Lyman appeared as Starbuck's mother in the third season of the revamped Battlestar Galactica in 2007. Lyman is presently based in New York City, having previously resided in California.
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Is it possible for a funny actress who has been mostly forgotten by Hollywood to still make people laugh.For Dorothy Lyman, what was once a normal response has become virtually unfathomable in the last five years. It took weekly therapy sessions and the will to change her profession to keep her from sobbing about her lack of job.It was a sad end to a promising career that began in the early 1980s, when Lyman won two daytime Emmys for her portrayal of the bizarre Opal Gardner on the soap opera
"All My Children," then went on to star in the sitcom "Mama's Family."Lyman can only now, after discovering a vocation in writing and directing, talk about the years that have passed with a grin.Lyman, 48, said recently from her Hollywood Hills home, "I knew Hollywood could be harsh to women, but I never dreamed it would happen to me." "I've always believed that I'm too talented an actress to be unemployed.
I suppose I felt I was unique." Lyman first appeared on "All My Children" in 1981, and she was such a sensation that network officials explored creating a spin-off series for her. But, before that could happen, she decided to star in "Mama's Family" alongside Vicki Lawrence and Ken Berry. In 1983, the series continued, and she split her time between the two shows, the ABC soap in New York and the NBC comedy in Los Angeles.
It was a hard schedule, but it was important in establishing the versatile actress as a household name.Lyman said, That was one of the happiest periods of my life." "I never had to buy a cup of coffee for a couple of years." I didn't have much privacy, but that didn't bother me in the least. In fact, I enjoyed being the centre of attention."Lyman stopped commuting from coast to coast to devote more time to "Mama's Family."
The show was cancelled by NBC in its second season, but it was resurrected a year later in syndication and broadcast until 1990.Lyman now thinks it was a mistake to stay on "Mama's Family" for so long as a supporting character. Comedic actors don't normally have a lengthy career in Hollywood, and I spent most of my peak years on a programme that Vicki Lawrence created," she added. "I should have gone out and started my own show."
Lyman has done some soul-searching in order to discover out what went wrong. She blames mismanagement for part of the problem (she's gone through seven agencies in the last seven years), but she also blames what's available to actors her age."I'm too skilled to only portray social workers, nurses, and moms," Lyman said. "However, for a middle-aged actress, that's about all Hollywood has to offer." It has the potential to quickly age an intellectual person."
Vincent Malle, a producer and the younger brother of French director Louis Malle, has helped her get through the difficult moment by spending more time with her three children and spouse. The discovery of new abilities, on the other hand, has lightened her grief the most.Lyman completed an ambitious script on the difficulties of an elderly feminist after a few lessons using her son's word processor.
The play, titled "A Rage in Tenure," is presently on stage at Theater Geo in Hollywood, where it has received positive feedback. She also has a role in it till Labor Day weekend.Lyman appears tailor-made for the role of unhappy professor Louise Osterman, who combines clever wit with a fair amount of rage about competing in a man's world. Lyman claims that the character is based on one of her close friends, but she acknowledges that it also has elements of her own personality.
Do you realise how satisfying it feels to stand on a platform and say something meaningful?" she inquires, a furious smirk on her face. "This play provides a platform for a woman to make significant comments." There are some statements that need to be made."Her departure from the programme is due to her new role as director of the CBS sitcom "The Nanny."When "The Nanny" premiered in 1993, Fran Drescher, the star, wanted Lyman, a personal acquaintance, to direct the programme, but the network insisted on a veteran.
Lyman had only directed one television show at the time, a brief stint on the now-defunct soap opera "Generations" in 1990. So Lee Shallat got the job, and he helped the show consistently win its Monday night time slot.Last season, Lyman spent four months studying Shallat at work for no pay in order to boost her reputation. When Lyman was invited to direct an episode last February, he put in a lot of silent hours in the control booth. In March, she completed two more.
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In recent years, Lori McKenna's songwriting profile has increased considerably, thanks to her two Best Country Song Grammys wins, for co-writing Little Big Town's "Girl Crush" and penning Tim McGraw's "Humble and Kind." But the Massachusetts native also has a lengthy career as a recording artist; in fact, her affecting new studio album, The Tree, ranks among her best solo work.
Working with a bevy of songwriters — including Natalie Hemby, Luke Laird and her Love Junkies co-conspirators Liz Rose and Hillary Lindsey — McKenna recorded The Tree with producer Dave Cobb, with whom she also recorded 2016's The Bird and the Rifle. The partnership was fruitful: The album brims with well-wrought Americana that encompasses upbeat folk ("Happy People"), wiry country ("A Mother Never Rests") and jangly roots-rock ("Young and Angry Again").
Songwriting-wise, on The Tree, McKenna's "anchor," as she puts it, was the song "People Get Old," which ruminates on the inevitable passage of time as it relates to an aging father. "I still think it's hysterical because it's, like, the worst title ever," she tells The Boot with a laugh. "But there's no other way around it. It was like, that had to be the title of the song." She was hesitant to call the album People Get Old, however — a conundrum that solved itself once she co-wrote the title track, which uses the metaphor of a tree to illuminate ideas about family and destiny, with Hemby and Aaron Raitiere.
"Once I had those two songs, it was just like, 'What else fits in this picture for me?'" she says. "I felt so lucky to have those songs as the backbone of everything else."
The Tree is cohesive, with its aforementioned songs on aging and mortality also touching on familial bonds, finding emotional equilibrium and reconciling past and present selves. To hear McKenna tell it, these themes were top of mind as she was writing the song.
"I have three kids in their 20s now. So I have been in this mode of kids going off and chasing their own lives — and, at the same time, my dad's getting older and needing a little bit of help here and there," she says, noting that her father lives down the street from her.
"My dad is going to be 83. He's getting older. On the reverse side of that, my mom died when she was 40," McKenna shares. "Most of us human beings are going to go through this strange little phase of our lives where we're realizing all these things at once. And that's kind of where my head's been."
The Tree was released on Friday (July 20). Read on for McKenna's full chat with The Boot.
This is the second album you've made with Dave Cobb. What makes you both such great collaborators?
I don't love being in the studio. I sort of hate it. I'm one of those songwriters, like, I don't even want to record the song. Sometimes I'll just [be like], "Let's write another song." It's not part of the process that I've ever really fallen in love with ... I've had great studio experiences over the years, making records that have been really fun to make and really enlightening for me, but I've never really been comfortable in the studio until I started [working with him] and the team that he has.
He somehow just knows when the song is going to have its best way to express itself. And it's like we're just sitting around playing the song. That's how it feels, even though there's microphones and everything around us. It's trust more than anything. I really, really trust him. It's always paid off for me to trust him.
"The thing about songwriting is, you never think you really get it."
I feel like that's a common theme, that a lot of musicians say the same thing. He's this sage like figure. He just gets it. There's just such an empathy for the music and for the musician, and it's very intuitive.
I think, for him, it is. With me, we're sitting around playing live. He's right across from me, and he's playing as well, but he's watching me the whole time. I always find that amazing.
You know how they say that Tom Hanks, he's such a great actor, he makes the other actors seem like better actors? Cobb kind of does that for me. Whatever he's playing is sort of making my playing seem better. [Laughs.] And he is literally just watching me, and he watches in a way that he feels like, if the artist has emotionally reached the song, then that's the right version of the song.
And then, in between songs, he makes sure everybody's comfortable. He makes sure [there's] — not necessarily a social aspect, but there's a family aspect to the conversations. Like, "Oh, did you hear the song? Or, you know, like, "This was recorded here" — because we were in RCA Studio A. He has this presence about him that calms your nerves.
You've worked with a lot of the other songwriters on the album before. For this particular record, what did you learn from them? What made the experiences so good?
It's funny — on this record, there's a lot of Love Junkies, which is Liz Rose and Hillary Lindsey and myself. We have become this little sisterhood of songwriters; we love each other as humans and women. This record's nice because we have two Love Junkies songs.
Other writers, [like] Barry Dean and Luke Laird, I write with them all the time. Hailey Whitters, she came to my house to write. It was a little bit like the Dave Cobb experience — I felt like I knew her; I felt like I understood her right away. We had a great time writing songs together. It's been great getting to know her.
All these writers are people that, I can come in with any stupid idea, and they're not going to be like, "That's a stupid idea." [Laughs.] They're all people I'm very comfortable with, especially in the room writing, as far as like, "This isn't the right line, but I'm going to say it out loud." You can't comfortably co-write a song with somebody that you're afraid to say anything in front of. You have to be able to say anything. And I truly believe that.
"Happy People" really resonates — the last line comes up, "We all deserve to be happy while we're here." That's such a simple but profound statement.
Hailey came in with that idea. She said, "I want to write a song called "Happy People."" And I said, "What's it about?" And she said, "Well, happy people don't cheat, and they don't lie." I was like, "Well, let's just sing that."
I think Hailey was, like, 22 years old when we wrote this song a couple of years ago. And I thought, "That girl is so smart. She has so much wisdom in her young, little head and heart." I've been able to write with her several more times since then, and she's just an amazing writer. She's going to be amazing in life.
She's one of six kids, and she's one of those kids that just gets it. That song, you know, when we got to the end of it, she had said part of the chorus that talks about, like, "You're never going to be happy by taking someone else's away." And that was something she had said, and I sat in the room that day just so overwhelmed by how much she got it. I don't even know if she knew how smart she was yet.
When we get to the end of the song, it seems like it would just end on a chorus, because the chorus is so fun and all that, but we just wanted to wrap it up that way. The bottom line is, everybody deserves to be happy. [Laughs.] Sometimes we overthink that. And we tried to make the song as simple as we could.
Both "Humble and Kind" and "Girl Crush" have elevated your songwriting profile in recent years. In what ways have you seen their success kind of inform or influence your own work that you're doing?
The biggest part of being able to write songs for other people is it has afforded me the luxury of being able to still tour and make my own records. I started working with [publishing company] Creative Nation, I guess it was three years ago. Beth Laird is my publisher. I started out making records and being an artist that wrote songs, and then I got a publishing deal and became a songwriter. And that is my favorite part of the whole process: writing songs. I just love it.
Beth reminded me that I need to keep the artist piece of what I do. A lot of times, to me, the songs don't really come to life until I get to play them in front of an audience, and get to talk to people about them, or how they see the song. [Beth] introduced me to Dave Cobb, and then once I had that piece, it's like, now I finally have this really great team on all sides of everything I do. I have this great team surrounding me at the moment, which is such a blessing.
Being able to record my own songs and sing them for people — in the end, it makes me a better songwriter. The thing about songwriting is, you never think you really get it. You always want to try to get better at it. It fuels that creative side of what I do, in all ways.
"We all have our role, and we are all important to each other."
That's cool — it's that balance. You can fulfill both sides of you.
When you're writing a song that you think is for someone else, the artist brain in you is like, "Would I want to sing this every night? Would I be able to interpret this every night?" And that's important for me to have in the back of my head.
When people listen to the record, what do you want people to take from it?
What I always ever want is for some emotion to be sparked in [people], to make them reflect on their own world and appreciate it more. I always kid around and say, like, "I can't make you dance, so I gotta try to make you cry." I don't really try to make people cry [laughs] -- like, actively try. When I listen to music, the stuff that pulls something out of you that you didn't know was there — those are the songs that I want to hear again. I think that's why music is so universal — because it makes us feel.
This record in particular, I hope it makes people reflect on their families and how they fit in them and how they're important in their structural family, whatever that may be. We all have our role, and we are [all important] to each other. It's funny, in writing some of this, I realized, even when you were a kid, you affected somebody else. Like, me being here has made my sister's life different, just as much as her life has made mine. And I hope people reflect back on that stuff.


For somebody not from New Orleans, that city sure is a part of me. From my first visit as a 17 year-old loose in the world for the first time, to my most recent visit in January 2013, I just slip so easily into place. And I can't escape the feeling that somehow, some way, I'm where I'm supposed to be.
Which is why I think I know, at least a little, how my friend and colleague Michael Mizell-Nelson must have felt about his home town.
Michael died this past week from a rare form of cancer at the age of 49.
It's funny all the things you don't know that you thought you knew. Among the thousands of things I was so sure of that have turned out to be wrong was that Michael was from an old New Orleans family.
How could he not have been? If there was something to know about that city, Michael knew it. Streetcars? He was the expert. Po-boys? He was the expert on those too. Ghost stories? He knew them all. Food? Don't even get me started.
I'd known Michael via email for close to a year before I spoke to him on the phone for the first time. I came late to our Hurricane Digital Memory Bank project that Michael, Sheila Brennan, and Tom Scheinfeldt had gotten up and running right after that biblical storm season of 2005. One of the first things I learned from Tom and Sheila was how none of it could have happened without Michael.
I like to think it would please him to know that I had so convinced myself that he was from one of those old, old New Orleans families. The kinds that go back forever. Instead, he and his sister were first generation New Orleans, born of parents who migrated south from Chicago.
Over three decades in higher education I've gotten to know an awful lot of smart, talented people. But I can count on one hand the ones who fall into a category best labeled "selfless connector": Roy Rosenzweig, Stan Katz, and Michael Mizell-Nelson. Like Roy and Stan, Michael was one of those people who seemed to live to connect people with one another. Lord knows he connected me with plenty of folks along the Gulf Coast and around the country. I try hard to be one of those connectors too. But for me it's an effort. For Michael, it was just who he was.
So many students, first at Delgado Community College, where Michael taught English, then at the University of New Orleans, where he taught history, got to see up close the Michael I had to imagine — what he was like as a teacher. I had big plans to sit in on one of his classes one day. He'd invited me to speak at UNO this fall, and at first I thought that's when I could sneak up on him and watch him doing what he loved.
But when we spoke about my trip he told me about his cancer and that he wasn't teaching. That's okay, I told myself. He's going to get better and I'll come back and sneak up on him some other time. Now I'm just going to have to imagine how his gentleness, his love of history at the street level, and his passion for his students came together in the classroom. I'm sure he was a natural. But I also know, because he told me, how hard he worked at it.
When I was helping finish up the Hurricane Digital Memory Bank I had the great good fortune to interview a very talented young photographer whose pictures of a wrecked New Orleans were some of the best I'd seen.
Over the course of a couple hours in a bar she told me her tale, so much like ten thousand others from that summer. How just before Katrina crashed ashore she'd had a dream that convinced her to leave and to take her laptop with with all her pictures. How her apartment had been destroyed by the storm, and how since returning to the city she'd struggled to keep her life from falling completely apart.
Michael Mizell-Nelson was the first generation in his family in New Orleans. But it was no less his place.
This entry was posted in Posts on December 7, 2014 by Mills.


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Introvert + Extrovert = Lots of Learning!
Recently, The Happy Introvert was recommended to me and I picked it up. I began to read it over the weekend and this very different book provided more info, including a lot more about introverts and extroverts in relationships together. I brought the book out to the living room and on the couch, the fiansor and I read through most of the book together, finding some really helpful insights that led to further discussions. We laughed at how certain lists of behaviors were so spot on.
Here are some characteristics of introverts and extroverts from The Happy Introvert. Do you find yourself in these descriptions? I've marked introverts with an (I) and extroverts with an (E).
At the end of the book there was a big discussion about personality types using the Myers-Briggs system. The fiansor's type was very easy to determine (ENFP), mine not so much. I'm still not sure. But it's further info that's helpful and interesting. We both have characteristics of introversion and extroversion in us too. It's never so clear cut, but knowing where we're coming from is helpful as we grow as a couple and as people. I've found all this particularly interesting because extroversion is so celebrated in our culture that introverts are often made to feel they are strange and abnormal. In general, I'm quite content in my introverted ways. I'm quite good at entertaining myself for hours on end. But on the other hand, it's good for me to push the envelope a bit sometimes and be more social as it often leads to wonderful things. Balance, balance.
Tomorrow's my birthday! I'm not sure what I'll do with it yet, but during the day, I plan to follow my whims and make it a fun, relaxing, and playful day. I hope your week is a wonderfully creative one!
Great, insightful, post…your description fits me to a tee (the I's).
It feels so good to validated with this great info.
Happy, happy birthday love! I hope this coming year is everything you ever dreamed of.
is it possible to be both???
I find I am, which is strange…I can be very shy and insecure, I would rather be alone than with groups…but I did do theater professionally for years and loved it.
stilettoheights, no one is purely introverted or extroverted, so yes, you are both. everyone is a mix and just tends towards one more than the other. even though i'm most definitely an introvert, i am great at shmoozing at parties and i did theater in college and high school and loved it!! i read that many actors are introverted actually. it's not about what you are capable of or good at, it is more about where you get your energy from. if you need to be alone to recharge then you're probably introverted and if you get your energy from being around other people then you're probably extroverted. hope that helps!
Happy Birthday Leah! Hope you have a wonderful celebration.
Before we got married, my husband and I took a MBTI couple's workshop. It was very eye-opening and enlightening for us! Definitely helped put things into perspective about why we do the things we do and gave us better understanding of each other's preferences and traits. He's an ISTP and I'm an INFP. During the workshop we discovered that we don't share any cognitive functions (ways in which we gather information and make decisions). No wonder why we'd always get get frustrated with each other and fight when it came to researching things and making decisions! Now that we know how we tend to operate we rely on each other's natural strengths and are more appreciative of how the other processes things. The person who led the workshop also wrote a book called: Dating, Mating and Relating: The complete guide to finding and keeping your ideal partner – by Susan Nash. It's more based on temperaments rather than specific MBTI types, but it's still pretty interesting.
mark me down for introvert!
Dear Leah, happy birthday! May your day be full of delight.
OOOoohhhhhhhhhh I may have to read that book!!!
I've always landed pretty close to the middle of the scale whenever I do those Myers-Briggs things. I suspect I'm an "I" who loves people and can turn on the "E" when warranted. Or maybe I'm an "E" who is ambivalent and cherishes time alone … or maybe … ? (who knows?) No matter … I love anything that gives insight into how we peeps work even if we defy categorization in the end.
And, to you Ms. I … a happy (belated) bday!


Amorino Gelato is a famous gelato establishment. What they're most famous for is the flower-shaped gelato they make in a cone, but you can get just scoops of gelato too. Located right in the heart of Boston on Newbury Street, Amorino Gelato is a convenient place to stop for a snack.
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Sep 27, 2018 · Amorino from England and France, now in Boston We're strolling down Newbury Street Sunday evening and see people walking past us eating gelato. We continue on and spot Amorino.


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After some digging, I found this issue which seemed to fix the issue. However, I don't understand why this is happening and why where(!this.isInterrupted()) fixed the issue.


Yes, it's another painted flag with more yet to come later this week! Seems like I'm stuck on painted flags for this year's 4th of July celebration.
I made this flag years ago out of used paint stir sticks. After their intended use, I sanded off the blobs of old paint just enough to make them smooth and painted them with craft paint. I used six sticks for the flag itself, broke another in half and hot glued those pieces vertically across the back to hold everything in place. Then I drilled two small holes at the top and ran a small wire through for the hanger. The little jute rope with wooden hearts came wrapped around some stationary. Nothing goes to waste around here!
See you tomorrow for more patriotic inspiration! God bless America!
In honor of the upcoming Independence Day holiday, let's celebrate with a weeks worth of patriotic inspiration. I'm getting a little scrappy for today's project – as in scrap wood, fabric scraps, and some leftover (aka scrap) paint.
I came across a square piece of plywood in my wood pile that I painted blue and stamped with some stars in white. I drilled a few small holes across the bottom of the wood, tore some red and white fabric scraps to length and inserted them through the drilled holes affixing with a lark's head knot. I drilled a couple of larger holes at the top corners and fed a piece of rope through knotting it in the front to use as a hanger. Done. Quick and easy.
Join me again tomorrow for another easy project. Happy Birthday, America!!!
I played around with some paper crafting today and with Independence Day just around the corner, I was feeling patriotic. That's a perfect combination when you have stars and stripes in your paper stash!
My youngest son decided a couple of weeks ago to makeover his room. He chose the paint colors and wall decor which inadvertently morphed into an American theme. I'll show more of his room later when it is totally complete.
Of course, I had to get involved. Fortunately my involvement was welcomed. His desk has no drawers and his pens and pencils were just lying here and there so what's a crafty mom to do? Make patriotic pencil cups, of course! This project was simple and I actually took photos of the process. Perhaps I'll even try to make my first ever tutorial out of it! Stay tuned!
Okay, so I finally did it, but not without a lot of fretting. This is my first blog post and suddenly I have nothing to say. For those that know me, they would be shocked. Lets hope I get over my giddiness, find my voice, and create posts that will be thoughtful or informative or inspiring.
I've dreamed of this for probably the last 7 years and finally I am taking the leap – a leap of Faith. Yea, I'm a little slow; maybe intimidated is more like it. All this techie stuff is not me but I've got to start somewhere so forgive the many mistakes I will probably make along the way. I'm going to give it my best shot.
My goal is to share things that I love – my faith, family, home, projects. I hope that I can inspire or help someone along the way or record a memory for those that love and support me. Lets see where this takes me. I'm looking forward to it!


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"OMG, she said, did he drown?"
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I caught that on the sports the other day... I don't remember which bottom-dweller it was, but it seems the only time they win is when they're playing the leaders... they lose to everyone else.
Lots of baseball to go. It doesn't get really interesting until the trading deadline. Then we know who's going to make a run. Let the games begin.


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An online module evaluation of the role and effectiveness of wikis in fostering collaborative practice skills in interprofessional education: a short report
Burns, L., McDermott, J., Mulholland, R., Blumenthal, S. & McLarnon, N., 3 Sep 2021, In: Journal of Interprofessional Care. 35, 5, p. 791-793 3 p.
Foster Home Care 100%
Interdisciplinary Placement 31%
Awareness and knowledge of final year health science students on Occupational Therapy in a public university in Ghana
Opoku, E. N. & Ndaa, P. O., Sep 2021, In: Health Science Investigations Journal. 2, 1
occupational therapy 100%
health science 93%
Ghana 91%
Healthcare 32%
Development of a questionnaire to assess student behavioral confidence to undertake interprofessional education activities
Blumenthal, S., McAloney-Kocaman, K., McLarnon, N., Burns, L. & McDermott, J., 13 May 2021, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Journal of Interprofessional Care. 10 p.
Students 100%
Social Work 23%
Nursing 16%
Diversifying Practice based Learning
McQuaid, L., Jan 2021, RCOT OT News, 29, 1, p. 27-29.
rescue services 100%
occupational therapy 71%
Exploring the contribution of case study research to the evidence base for occupational therapy practice
McQuaid, L., Thomson, K. & Bannigan, K., Aug 2021, In: JBI Evidence Synthesis. 19, 8, p. 2040-2047 8 p.
Occupational Therapists 30%
Gray Literature 15%
Health Occupations 15%
Exploring the factors that affect the transition from student to health professional: an integrative review
Nkansah Opoku, E., Jacobs-Nzuzi Khuabi, L. & van Niekerk, L., 2 Nov 2021, In: BMC Medical Education. 21, 558.
health professionals 100%
health practitioners 25%
Clinical experience 24%
Exploring the transition from student to health professional by the first cohort of locally trained occupational therapists in Ghana
Nkansah Opoku, E., van Niekerk, L. & Jacobs-Nzuzi Khuabi, L-A., 21 Jan 2021, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Scandinavian Journal of Occupational Therapy.
occupational therapist 100%
health professionals 82%
graduate 56%
What is the lived experience of anxiety for people with Parkinson's? A phenomenological study
Lovegrove, C. J. & Bannigan, K., 8 Apr 2021, In: PLOS ONE. 16, 4, 23 p., e0249390.
anxiety 100%
non-intervention 31%
Commercial gaming devices for stroke upper limb rehabilitation: the stroke survivor experience
Thomson, K., Pollock, A., Bugge, C. & Brady, M. C., 13 May 2020, In: Journal of Rehabilitation and Assistive Technologies Engineering. 7, p. 1-13 13 p.
Stroke Rehabilitation 100%
Upper Extremity 71%
Survivors 68%
Environmental and behavioural interventions for reducing physical activity limitation and preventing falls in older people with visual impairment
E, J-Y., Li, T., McInally, L., Thomson, K., Shahani, U., Gray, L., Howe, T. E. & Skelton, D. A., 3 Sep 2020, In: Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. 9, p. i-45 47 p., CD009233.
Vision Disorders 100%
Fear 19%
Exploring the factors that affect new graduates' transition from students to health professionals: a systematic integrative review protocol
Nkansah Opoku, E., van Niekerk, L. & Jacobs-Nzuzi Khuabi, L., 3 Aug 2020, In: BMJ Open. 10
Systematic Reviews 100%
Librarians 39%
Facilitators and "deal breakers": a mixed methods study investigating implementation of the goal setting and action planning (G-AP) framework in community rehabilitation teams
Scobbie, L., Duncan, E. A. S., Brady, M. C., Thomson, K. & Wyke, S., 25 Aug 2020, In: BMC Health Services Research. 20, 14 p., 791.
rehabilitation 100%
Goal adjustment by people living with long-term conditions: a scoping review of literature published from January 2007 to June 2018
Scobbie, L., Thomson, K., Pollock, A. & Evans, J., 11 Jun 2020, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Neuropsychological Rehabilitation. N/A, p. N/A 32 p.
disengagement 100%
Social Adjustment 87%
Disengagement 57%
regulation theory 43%
An Understanding of Religious Doing: A Photovoice Study
Eyres, P., Bannigan, K. & Letherby, G., 15 Apr 2019, In: Religions. 10, 4, 19 p.
Religion 100%
Reflective 39%
Theology 33%
Connectedness 25%
Investigating the prevalence of anxiety and depression in people living with patellofemoral pain in the UK: the Dep-Pf Study
Wride, J. & Bannigan, K., 24 Apr 2019, In: Scandinavian Journal of Pain. 19, 2, p. 375-382 8 p.
Knee 30%
Patella 30%
Primary care models for community-dwelling adults with long-term conditions: a scoping review protocol
Whiting, S., Robertson, D. & Bannigan, K., Nov 2019, In: JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports. 17, 11, p. 2357-2369 13 p.
Independent Living 100%
Primary Health Care 76%
5-(3-hydroxymethyl-3-methyl-1-triazeno)imidazole-4-carboxamide 57%
Databases 38%
Promoting the use of outcome measures across disciplines through action research with practitioners in a palliative care setting
Reynolds, SK. & Bannigan, K., 2 Mar 2019, In: International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation. 26, 3
Health Services Research 100%
Palliative Care 84%
Hospices 30%
Allied Health Personnel 30%
Determinants of tenancy sustainment following homelessness: a systematic review
Boland, L., Slade, A., Yarwood, R. & Bannigan, K., 1 Nov 2018, In: American Journal of Public Health. 108, 11, p. e1-e8
Homeless Persons 100%
homelessness 76%
Systematic Reviews 54%
determinants 53%
Dimensions of personal meaning from engagement in occupations: a metasynthesis
Roberts, A. E. K. & Bannigan, K., 1 Dec 2018, In: Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy. 85, 5, p. 386-396 11 p.
Occupations 100%
Qualitative Research 29%
Experiences of stroke survivors, their families and unpaid carers in goal setting within stroke rehabilitation: a systematic review of qualitative evidence
Lloyd, A., Bannigan, K., Sugavanam, T. & Freeman, J., 1 Jun 2018, In: JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports. 16, 6, p. 1418–1453 36 p.
'If you can't help me, so help me God I will cut it off myself…' The experience of living with knee pain: a qualitative meta-synthesis
Wride, J. & Bannigan, K., 1 Sep 2018, In: Physiotherapy. 104, 3, p. 299-310 12 p.
Return to Sport 40%
Osteoarthritis 27%
Language 24%
Occupational therapy interventions in child and adolescent mental health: a mixed methods systematic review protocol
Brooks, R. & Bannigan, K., 1 Sep 2018, In: JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports. 16, 9, p. 1764-1771 8 p.
Adolescent Health 100%
Occupations 80%
Occupational therapy practice and patient/client participation in religious occupations: a scoping review protocol
Eyres, P., Birken, M., Bannigan, K. & Letherby, G., 1 Jun 2018, In: JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports. 16, 6, p. 1323–1331 9 p.
Occupational Therapists 100%
Patient Participation 91%
Reviewing the effect of hyperemesis gravidarum on women's lives and mental health
Dean, C., Bannigan, K. & Marsden, J., 2 Feb 2018, In: British Journal of Midwifery. 26, 2, p. 109-119 11 p.
Hyperemesis Gravidarum 100%
Women's Health 69%
Nausea 38%
Vomiting 37%
Systematic review: the first step in developing a complex intervention
Bannigan, K., 1 May 2018, In: JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports. 16, 5, p. 1079-1080 2 p.
Benefits of walking and solo experiences in UK wild places
Freeman, E., Akhurst, J., Bannigan, K. & James, H., Dec 2017, In: Health Promotion International. 32, 6, p. 1048–1056 9 p.
Walking 100%
Interviews 25%
well-being 16%
Motivation 15%
Case management for return to work for individuals living with cancer: a systematic review
McQueen, J. & McFeely, G., 2 May 2017, In: International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation. 24, 5, p. 203-210 8 p.
Return to Work 100%
Case Management 91%
Occupational Health 11%
Factors affecting sustained engagement in walking for health: a focus group study
Raine, R., Roberts, A., Callaghan, L., Sydenham, Z. & Bannigan, K., 1 Mar 2017, In: British Journal of Occupational Therapy. 80, 3, p. 183-190 8 p.
Focus Groups 100%
Walkers 18%
Recurrence rates of hyperemesis gravidarum in pregnancy: a systematic review protocol
Dean, C., Bannigan, K., O'Hara, M., Painter, R. & Marsden, J., 1 Nov 2017, In: JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports. 15, 11, p. 2659-2665 7 p.
Recurrence 37%
The involvement of people with Parkinson's in designing a study of the lived experience of anxiety
Lovegrove, CJ., Bannigan, K., Cheeseman, D. & Latour, JM., 1 Aug 2017, In: British Journal of Occupational Therapy. 80, 8, p. 494-501 8 p.
Referral and Consultation 61%
Charities 38%
Commercial gaming devices for stroke upper limb rehabilitation: a survey of current practice
Thomson, K., Pollock, A., Bugge, C. & Brady, M. C., 2016, In: Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology. 11, 6, p. 454-461 8 p.
Patient rehabilitation 100%
Do tilt-in-space wheelchairs increase occupational engagement: a critical literature review
Harrand, J. & Bannigan, K., 2016, In: Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology. 11, 1, p. 3-12 10 p.
Wheelchairs 100%
Quality of Life 8%
Delivery of Health Care 8%
Feedback for future learning: delivering enhancements and evidencing impacts on the student learning experience
Gartland, K. M. A., Shapiro, A., McAleavy, L., McDermott, J., Nimmo, A. & Armstrong, M., 2016, In: New Directions in the Teaching of Physical Sciences. 11, 1, 6 p.
learning 100%
learning performance 25%
Choosing the best method to estimate the energy density of a population using food purchase data.
Wrieden, W. L., Armstrong, J., Anderson, A. S., Sherriff, A. & Barton, K. L., Apr 2015, In: Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics. 28, 2, p. 126-134 9 p.
Population Density 100%
Food 60%
Milk 44%
Diet 21%
Food and Beverages 20%
Effectiveness of alcohol brief intervention in a general hospital: a randomized controlled trial
McQueen, J., Howe, T. E., Ballinger, C. & Godwin, J., 18 Nov 2015, In: Journal of studies on alcohol and drugs. 76, 6, p. 838–844 7 p.
General Hospitals 100%
alcohol 79%
Trends in socio-economic inequalities in the Scottish diet: 2001-2009.
Barton, K. L., Wrieden, W. L., Sherriff, A. & Armstrong, J., Nov 2015, In: Public Health Nutrition. 18, 16, p. 2970-2980 9 p.
Economics 100%
Bread 66%
Bridging the research–practice gap: are communities of practice the key?
McQueen, J., 5 Aug 2014, In: International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation. 21, 8, p. 358 1 p.
Commercial gaming devices for stroke upper limb rehabilitation: a systematic review
Thomson, K., Pollock, A., Bugge, C. & Brady, M., Jun 2014, In: International Journal of Stroke. 9, 4, p. 479-488 10 p.
Upper Extremity 100%
Activities of Daily Living 81%
Exclusive breastfeeding, complementary feeding, and food choices in UK infants
Armstrong, J., Abraham, E. C., Squair, M., Brogan, Y. & Merewood, A., May 2014, In: Journal of Human Lactation. 30, 2, p. 201-208 8 p.
Infant Nutritional Physiological Phenomena 100%
Breast Feeding 68%
A critical review of the approved mental health professional role and occupational therapy
Knott, G. & Bannigan, K., 1 Mar 2013, In: British Journal of Occupational Therapy. 76, 3, p. 118-126 8 p.
Professional Role 100%
Measuring activity and participation outcomes for children and youth with acquired brain injury: an occupational therapy perspective
Dunford, C., Bannigan, K. & Wales, L., 1 Feb 2013, In: British Journal of Occupational Therapy. 76, 2, p. 67-76 9 p.
Brain Injuries 78%
Reflecting on the grand challenges in global mental health
Bannigan, K. & Cronin-Davis, J., 2 May 2013, In: International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation. 20, 5, p. 226-227 2 p.
Global Health 100%
Mental Disorders 82%
Global Burden of Disease 68%
Cardiovascular Diseases 36%
Exploring forensic mental health service users' views on work: an interpretative phenomenological analysis
McQueen, J. & Jennifer, T., 3 Aug 2012, In: Journal of Forensic Practice. 14, 3, p. 168-179 12 p.
forensic mental health 100%
Mental Health Services 75%
mental health service 68%
Home-based therapy programmes for upper limb functional recovery following stroke
Coupar, F., Pollock, A., Legg, L., Sackley, C. & van Vliet, P., 2012, In: Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. 5, CD006755.
Predictors of upper limb recovery after stroke: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Coupar, F., Pollock, A., Rowe, P., Weir, C. & Langhorne, P., Apr 2012, In: Clinical Rehabilitation. 26, 4, p. 291-313 23 p.
Meta-Analysis 81%
The evidence base for occupational therapy in mental health: more systematic reviews are needed
Bannigan, K. & Spring, H., 5 Dec 2012, In: Occupational Therapy in Mental Health. 28, 4, p. 321-339 19 p.
Brief interventions for heavy alcohol users admitted to general hospital wards
McQueen, J., Howe, T. E., Allan, L., Mains, D. & Hardy, V., 10 Aug 2011, In: Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. 8, CD005191.
Patients' Rooms 100%
General Hospitals 76%
Alcohol Drinking 73%
Inpatients 21%
Effectiveness of activity-based group work in community mental health: a systematic review
Bullock, A. & Bannigan, K., 1 May 2011, In: American Journal of Occupational Therapy. 65, 3, p. 257-266 10 p.
Is it time for a mental health pathway in undergraduate programmes?
Bannigan, K., Lewis, P., Laver-Fawcett, A., Wolverson, C., Long, C., Cadman, D. & Cotterill, D., 1 Mar 2011, In: British Journal of Occupational Therapy. 74, 3, p. 153-156 4 p.
Reflections on participating in a writer's retreat… Do occupational therapists practise what they preach?
Bannigan, K., 1 Sep 2011, In: British Journal of Occupational Therapy. 74, 9, p. 411-411 1 p.


The providers at Integrative Acupuncture in Montpelier and Williston have a great deal of experience treating knee pain. Being the largest joint in the body, the knee takes a lot of wear and tear. The most common causes of knee pain are due to injury from sports and every day overuse. Acupuncture can reduce knee pain and swelling while improving function.
How Does Western Medicine Treat Knee Pain?
Western medicine treats knee pain with varying tools depending on the severity of injury. A simple injury may only require RICE (rest, ice, compression and elevation). More complicated injuries may require surgery. Often western medicine recommends pain relieving medications along with physical therapy and acupuncture. A landmark study was conducted by the National Institutes of Health proving acupuncture's effectiveness for knee pain and has gained the attention of many physicians and surgeons who now frequently refer to acupuncture for knee pain.
How Does Acupuncture Treat Knee Pain?
We frequently work with patients with mild knee pain to post operative patients looking to recover faster and use less addictive pain medications. We are experts at integrating acupuncture with your current treatment plan, be it physical therapy, massage or working with a surgeon.
Acupuncture works to increase circulation of blood to the area of pain while reducing inflammation. Endorphins are naturally released from your brain during acupuncture, which reduces pain immediately. We may incorporate other Chinese medical modalities to treat your knee pain effectively, like moxibustion, heat, or massage.
We want you to feel better as fast as possible! Contact us in Vermont to access effective acupuncture for your knee pain and heal.


This treatment uses light energy to target the signs of aging and sun damage, including red and/or brown lesions in the skin. Pigmented lesions that can be treated using this modality include lentigos, melasma, freckling due to skin exposure, and some brown scars. The results of this treatment leave the skin looking refreshed and rejuvenated, resulting in a more youthful appearance.
Any area of your body can be treated. The most common areas are those most exposed to the damaging effects of sunlight. The most popular treatments are for the face, neck, back, of the hands, chest, and shoulders.
This treatment uses light energy at a fixed wavelength to target lesions in the skin. The light energy heats up the lesions, thus destroying them. This light treatment is ideal for Rosacea, general redness, and brown lesions in the skin.
During the treatment, your eyes will be protected by safety shields or glasses. You may briefly feel a rubber band snap or warm sensation as the light is absorbed by the targeted areas. Your procedure may take a few minutes to half an hour depending on the size of the area to be treated and the type of procedure performed. Your provider will discuss all of your options with you.
This is a non-invasive and gentle procedure with virtually no downtime. In most cases, you will be able to return to work, apply makeup, and resume most of your activities right away.
You may experience some redness that should resolve within a few hours. For some pigmented lesions you will see a darkening of the treated areas followed by fading and flaking off at a later stage. Your treated skin will feel smoother, fine wrinkles and pores will be less noticeable, and sun spots or uneven pigmentation will fade. Results depend on your condition, the number of treatments and the area treated. Your provider will provide you with complete information about the post treatment care and results.
Most patients require 2-5 treatments spaced 2-4 weeks apart to attain the best results.


A new index ranks the world's leading seed companies, including Monsanto, Dupont and Syngenta on their efforts to help smallholders. Although better seeds could triple agricultural yields, these companies traditionally have a poor record of reaching farmers in food insecure regions, reports UK newspaper The Guardian.
Monsanto, DuPont and Syngenta, control more than half (pdf) of seed sales worldwide, but have a poor record of reaching smallholder farmers. A recent study showed that smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa buy the majority of their seeds at local informal markets, and only 2.4% from certified seed companies.
While the global seed industry is active in Latin America, eastern Africa, south Asia and south-east Asia, it remains inactive in almost half of countries in western Africa.
The index, which is funded by the Dutch government and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, is the first of its type, and aims to inform the debate on the role of seed corporations in food security. One billion people still go to bed hungry, and the bulk of the world's population growth is expected to take place in the world's most food-insecure regions.
The index scores companies in several areas. It looks at the strategy and tangible targets in place to reach smallholders, stakeholder engagement, and how companies deal with intellectual property rights. It also looks at efforts in research and breeding, marketing and capacity-building of farmers.


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Bosch was an early Netherlandish School painter whose depictions of hell have continued to fascinate over the centuries and have inspired many emulators. He signed very few of his paintings, and many copies and variations have been done over the years. Bosch lived at the end of the Hundred Years War, and the dark imagery and savagery he depicted in many of his paintings resonated with many people who have endured barbarity. This painting in the Hermitage is thought to be by one of Bosch's students.
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