Experiences of at-risk adolescent girls in group therapy, cofacilitated by a psychotherapist and music therapist: a pilot study, The

2005 Fall.Includes bibliographical references (pages 49-53).This study bridges the gap between psychotherapy and music therapy. Based on the experiential essence of musical interventions, it is hypothesized that the inclusion of music therapy in the context of adolescent group psychotherapy may enhance the therapeutic process. At-risk adolescent girls age 14-18 participated in the study. Both quantitative and qualitative data was collected. Pre-and post-tests were administered to each participant using the Therapeutic Factors Inventory (TFI; Lese & MacNair-Semands, 2000), and descriptive information was collected through informal interviews following the 6-week intervention. While the TFI showed little promise in identifying the therapeutic factors contributing the outcomes due to a small sample size (n=3), qualitative data supports the use of music as an influential and significant contribution to group psychotherapy with at-risk adolescents

I\u27ll Wear The Trousers, Oh!

Oh, years ago, in sweet Mayo, I married sweet Cordelia; A happy wife, and a happy life, our marriage was no failure. When we were wed, these words I said: Oh, take my houses, oh! But bear in mind, ye’ll all ways find, I’ll wear the trousers, oh! We sail’d away to America, My troubles did begin, sir; Relations fine, all in a line, To my house they were let in sir. She welcomed them like gentlemen, I could not tell them to go; From that day out you’d hear her shout: She’d wear the trousers, oh! Her cousin Mat and her Uncle Pat, They wore out my new braces, Her Aunty Nan and her Nephew Dan, They kept me in their traces; Her Granny dear, so full of beer,At night carouses, oh! When I complain my wife exclaim: She’d wear the trousers, oh! My spir it up not a bite or sup, I’ll never eat or drink, sir, My wife and me must master be, To night I’ll know my fate, sir. I’ll take a fall out of them all, My blood arouses, oh! Home rule for me, my wife shall see, I’ll wear the trousers, oh! I’ll wear the trousers, trousers, oh! I’ll wear the trousers, oh! So ev’ry man do all ye can to wear the trousers, oh

Over the Hill to the Poor House : Song And Chorus

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Plan de contingencia basado en alta disponibilidad y virtualización

Este trabajo de grado se da a conocer un concepto que para muchos puede resultar nuevo, pero que en realidad existe desde hace mucho tiempo, teniendo como empresa pionera a IBM hace más de 30 años. Además del concepto de virtualización y alta disponibilidad, se comparte aquí información acerca los productos de virtualización de las empresas más influyentes en este sector de TI. Cabe anotar que aunque existen más productos de virtualización en el sector, en este trabajo se describen los más destacados y representativos de la industria de la virtualización. Se destaca la importancia de la virtualización dentro de una organización por medio de la inclusión de la misma como elemento principal en un plan de contingencia para mantener la continuidad del negocio

Jubilee mugs:the monarchy and the Sex Pistols

With rare exceptions sociologists have traditionally had little to say about the British monarchy. In the exceptional cases of the Durkheimian functionalism of Shills and Young (1953), the left humanism of Birnbaum (1955), or the archaic state/backward nation thesis of Nairn (1988), the British nation has been conceived as a homogenous mass. The brief episode of the Sex Pistols' Jubilee year song 'God Save the Queen' exposed some of the divisions within the national 'mass', forcing a re-ordering of the balance between detachment and belonging to the Royal idea. I argue that the song acted as a kind of 'breaching experiment'. Its wilful provocation of Royalist sentiment revealed the level of sanction available to the media-industrial complex to enforce compliance to British self-images of loyal and devoted national communicants

Planteo, dimensionamiento y simulación de un sistema de acumulación de energía térmica usando sales eutécticas para el suministro de calor en etapas no solares de un deshidratador de alimentos

El uso de energías alternativas se ha masificado mundialmente, con el empleo de fuentes como la radiación solar en la agricultura, esta se ha convertido en un factor importante en la producción. El acumulamiento térmico para periodos prolongados como el secado de alimentos de alta humedad es fundamental para la deshidratación; que tiene una duración entre 10 a 20 horas según el alimento, con un continuo suministro de calor. En esta investigación se planteó y diseño un sistema de acumulación de energía térmica en sales hidratadas eutécticas para el suministro de calor a un deshidratador solar de alimentos en etapas de baja radiación. Para ello, se realizó una revisión bibliográfica de diversos modelos de almacenaje de energía térmica; se analizó estadísticamente la viabilidad y eficacia de los materiales que se requiere para lograr una deshidratación de forma continua; con estos parámetros definidos se procedió al cálculo teórico del sistema que posteriormente se simuló en software de elementos finitos (SolidWorks). Los resultados muestran que el sistema entrega 10 horas de energía de respaldo por 5 horas de carga, además el encapsulamiento de la sal logra una mejor transferencia y acumulación de energía en un sistema concéntrico almacenador, cumpliendo las especificaciones deseadasThe use of alternative energy has mass worldwide, with the use of sources as solar radiation in agriculture this has become an important factor in the production. The thermal storage for long periods as the drying of high moisture foods is essential to dehydration; that it lasts between 10 to 20 hours depending on the food, with a continuous supply of heat. In this research was raised and design a system of accumulation of heat energy in eutectic hydrated salts for the heat supply to a solar dehydrator food in stages of low radiation. It conducted a literature review of different models of thermal energy storage; statistically analyzed the feasibility and effectiveness of the materials required to achieve a dehydration continuously; with these parameters defined was the theoretical calculation of the system which was later simulated in software of finite elements (SolidWorks). The results show that system delivers 10 hours of back-up power for 5 hours of charging, in addition the encapsulation of salt achieves a better transfer and accumulation of energy in a concentric system buffer, meeting the desired specifications

An Introduction to the European Hospitality Industry:an Open Learning Approach - English edition

First of a series of workbooks used across Europ

Une introduction a l'industrie hoteliere europeene: une methode de formation continue (An Introduction to the European Hospitality Industry - an Open Learning Approach - French edition)

Second in a series of open learning workbooks used throughout Europ

Rationale and recommendations on decolonising the pedagogy and curriculum of the Law School at the University of Exeter

This report outlines the rationale behind and recommendations on the steps that need to be taken towards decolonising the Law School's pedagogy and curriculum. The reason is that we see decolonisation as not something that can be achieved but as an ongoing process. It concludes a two-year process of research and discussions involving a joint effort between staff and students. A rationale for a change in approach to both pedagogy and curriculum is presented together with recommendations and practical examples of how this might be achieved in modular teaching in the Law School

The patriotism of gentlemen with red hair: European Jews and the liberal state, 1789–1939

European Jewish history from 1789–1939 supports the view that construction of national identities even in secular liberal states was determined not only by modern considerations alone but also by ancient patterns of thought, behaviour and prejudice. Emancipation stimulated unprecedented patriotism, especially in wartime, as Jews strove to prove loyalty to their countries of citizenship. During World War I, even Zionists split along national lines, as did families and friends. Jewish patriotism was interchangeable with nationalism inasmuch as Jews identified themselves with national cultures. Although emancipation implied acceptance and an end to anti-Jewish prejudice in the modern liberal state, the kaleidoscopic variety of Jewish patriotism throughout Europe inadvertently undermined the idea of national identity and often provoked anti-Semitism. Even as loyal citizens of separate states, the Jews, however scattered, disunited and diverse, were made to feel, often unwillingly, that they were one people in exile