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Critically endangered hawksbill sea turtle returns to wild months after beach rescue
When Carl von Schreiber took his usual walk on his local beach on the NSW far south coast last December, he wasn't expecting to find a castaway. But that morning, the veterinarian's constitutional along Beares Beach near Bermagui was interrupted by locals who had noticed a rare visitor — a stranded hawksbill sea turtle. Three months later, after a long road to recovery, Beare the turtle has returned to the wild. Hawksbill sea turtles are a critically endangered species.
Types and outcomes of health promotion interventions led by public health students: a scoping review
ABSTRACT Student-led interventions can be a sustainable and cost-effective approach to delivering health services. While these interventions are widely incorporated in healthcare programs in medicine and nursing, their use is scarcely reported in public health programs. A scoping review was conducted to assess the extent of the literature related to public health student-led health promotion interventions. The review followed the JBI guidelines.
Working cats deserve tax deductible status, say researchers and farmers
The hit TV show Muster Dogs elevated the profile of working dogs, but farmers and researchers say more consideration should be given to working cats. For thousands of years farmers have kept cats for their talents at catching rats and mice, and now there are calls for people working the land to be able to claim tax deductions for felines. Farmers can already write off some of the costs of keeping working animals like dogs and horses, but working cats have fallen behind.
Interventions targeting children and young people’s physical activity behavior at home: A systematic review
PLOS ONE, Aug 2023 Background and purpose Increased time at home during the COVID-19 pandemic significantly decreased children’s physical activity. This systematic review aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of children’s home-based physical activity interventions, and identify ‘active ingredients’ underpinning these. Methods Databases searched—AMED, PsychINFO, CINAHL, Cochrane, EMBASE, PubMed/Medline, Scopus, SPORTDiscus and Web of Science, from inception until June 2022.
Interventions targeting children and young people’s physical activity behavior at home: A systematic review
Behavior change theories and techniques Self-determination theory [50] underpinned the components of 1 intervention and social cognitive theory [51] underpinned the components of 2 interventions (Table 4). No other interventions described a theoretical underpinning. Table 4 highlights the rationale provided, and how the theory was incorporated. The number of Behavior Change Techniques (BCTs) identified ranged from 1 [23, 37] to 15 [45], with a mean of 6 BCTs (Table 5).
Close to Forever Launches New Album "Hearts and Desire" - 89.7 Eastside FM
Stunning new songs played by superb musicians! Close To Forever celebrate the launch of their striking debut album ‘Hearts and Desire’ with a special launch show at The Great Club on Sunday 16 October.
Headline Acts Announced for International Women's Jazz Fest 2022 - 89.7 Eastside FM
Multicultural Lineup Celebrates Women In Jazz Musicians from around the globe will gather in Sydney for SIMA’s annual celebration of women in jazz. Now in its 11th year, the Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival continues to showcase some of the most talented, inspiring and creative musicians from home and abroad.
Kabushka Ngemba Workshops Come to the Eastern Suburbs - 89.7 Eastside FM
Indigenous Artist Kabushka Ngemba brings arts & culture workshops to Sydney’s East Kabushka Ngemba brings her Dot Art Circle Workshops to the Eastern Suburbs. Learn all about the meaning of indigenous art, the stories behind each component and compose your own work of art by the end of the session. Kabushka is a highly entertaining, contemporary Aboriginal artist, who loves to share her indigenous roots and culture with all people.
Tom Avgenicos Wins Freedman Jazz Fellowship - 89.7 Eastside FM
Finalists compete in three-way playoff for $21,000 award Sydney trumpeter, composer and innovator Tom Avgenicos was awarded the 2022 Freedman Jazz Fellowship in an exciting final playoff at the Sydney Opera House on Saturday 3 September. The sold-out crowd enjoyed the return to the Studio, after a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19. The three finalists Flora Carbo, Holly Conner and Tom Avgenicos delivered distinctively different, highly impressive and creative performances.
The Relationship Between Masculine Gender Role Stress and Attribution of Emotions in Male and Female Target Characters
Access limited to current ORU students, faculty, and staff only. Due to contractual liabilities we cannot offer access to other constituencies. Please contact the administrator at digitalshowcase@oru.edu for further information or questions about access. Off-campus ORU users: Please use the following link to log into our proxy server and download this thesis or dissertation. Document Type Dissertation Degree Name Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) Bingham, Daniel S.
Sydney Folk Festival Returns - 89.7 Eastside FM
A world of music in the heart of the city! Celebrating its triumphant return after COVID, Sydney Folk Festival brings its electrifying brand of urban folk to Surry Hills for a 3-day event featuring 35+ acts from the 19th to the 21st of August.
Eastside FM is coming to Bondi Pavilion! - 89.7 Eastside FM
An exciting new chapter in Eastside history Eastside Radio is thrilled to announce its partnership with Waverley Council in the operation of brand new community radio studios at Bondi Pavilion. Waverley Council announced the decision to award Eastside the license to operate the new studios on June 7th. Council’s General Manager, Emily Scott, said the Pavilion has been a part of Waverley’s cultural identity for more than 90 years and will now have an ongoing presence on the FM dial.
Help fund Spectra Jazz Orchestra’s debut solo album! After their recent re-naming and a covid-inflicted hiatus from performing, Spectra Jazz Orchestra (formerly the Young Women’s Jazz Orchestra) are here and very excited to play for you! Spectra Jazz Orchestra (or SpeccyJO for short) are an exciting 16-piece group of young women and gender diverse musicians.
Michael Griffin Quartet Takes Taylor Square - 89.7 Eastside FM
We use cookies to understand how you use our site and to improve your experience. This includes personalising content and advertising. To learn more, check out our Privacy Policy Spice up your Sunday evenings with live music at Kinselas. Highly regarded musical group the Michael Griffin Quartet takes the stage at Kinselas’ iconic Art Deco ground floor bar. Catch the best Jazz in town played by the quartet from 4pm till 7pm.
Meet Brianna, Eastside's newest intern! - 89.7 Eastside FM
We use cookies to understand how you use our site and to improve your experience. This includes personalising content and advertising. To learn more, check out our Privacy Policy Hi everyone! My name is Brianna and I am 21 years old. I have just completed a Communications and Media degree at the University of Notre Dame where I majored in Journalism.
Bennelong Presents: Sunday Jazz - 89.7 Eastside FM
We use cookies to understand how you use our site and to improve your experience. This includes personalising content and advertising. To learn more, check out our Privacy Policy Live Jazz From Australia’s Best Musicians Bennelong offers live jazz and great views from the Sydney Opera House Chase away the winter blues with Sunday Jazz! Eastside Sponsor Bennelong Presents invites guests to experience music in an all-new way at the iconic Sydney Opera House.
Bennelong Presents: Winter Season 2021 - 89.7 Eastside FM
Fine Dining and Fine Music for Bennelong’s Winter Season Enjoy fine dining and music in one of Sydney’s most iconic venues. Eastside Sponsor Bennelong is proud to present its first Winter Season, commencing June 2021. In keeping with Bennelong’s philosophy of creative excellence, Bennelong Presents pairs the music of great Australian artists with culinary masterworks by Executive Chef Peter Gilmore and Head Chef Rob Cockerill.
The EthnoCyberFunk Experience - 89.7 Eastside FM
GLOBAL BEATS AT THEIR FUNKIEST The time has come! Australia’s funkiest Global Beats musicians are emerging from lockdown for a colossal jam of eclectic live electronica. Playing at Sydney University’s iconic Manning Bar for one night only on the fourth of June. Dust off your dancing shoes as tribal Sufi beatmaker Imad Dably conjures transcendent sounds of modern Moroccan Gnawa music.
How this homesick cook is creating amazing miso from Aussie ingredients — and you can too
For many, miso soup is enjoyed as an appetiser at Japanese restaurants, but for Nanae Harada, it is a way of reconnecting with her family and culture. "Miso soup for me is a comfort food. When I taste miso soup I feel at home," Ms Harada says. She learned the method from her late grandmother, continuing a tradition going back more than 2,000 years. "She was a really good cook and used to make her own yoghurt, her own saké … all sorts of fermentation things," Ms Harada says.
Stand Out in Class: restructuring the classroom environment to reduce sitting time - findings from a pilot cluster randomised controlled trial
Stacy A. Clemes1,2, Daniel D. Bingham3, Natalie Pearson1, Yu-Ling Chen1, Charlotte L. Edwardson2,4, Rosemary R. C. McEachan3, Keith Tolfrey1,2, Lorraine Cale1, Gerry Richardson5, Mike Fray6, James Altunkaya5, Stephan Bandelow1,7, Nishal Bhupendra Jaicim8, Jo Salmon9, David W. Dunstan10,11 & Sally E.
Cliché of the week: “Relegation six-pointer”Daniel Bingham wishes the media would stop trying to make Burnley vs Palace seem importantPhoto: Wikimedia CommonsThere are no words uttered more after the 30th week of the season than ‘relegation six-pointer’.You can often find commentators and pundits alike abusing this phrase to describe any game between sides in the bottom half.Matches such as Burnley vs Crystal Palace probably aren’t going to pull in crowds of people, but if that is the only...
Cliché of the Week: “Top, top player”Daniel Bingham claims to have solved the issue of repetitive punditry with the help of Michael GovePhoto: Wikimedia CommonsAs a phrase that has been popularised by many Match Of The Day guests over the years, the concept of a “top, top player” is a straightforward one.Pundits from Danny Murphy to Martin Keown have long used it to signal their approval, but it is current Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers who has promoted the phrase’s use the most.
Reducing children's classroom sitting time using sit-to-stand desks: findings from pilot studies in UK and Australian primary schools
Background This research examined the influence of sit-to-stand desks on classroom sitting time in primary school children. Methods Pilot controlled trials with similar intervention strategies were conducted in primary schools in Melbourne, Australia, and Bradford, UK. Sit-to-stand desks replaced all standard desks in the Australian intervention classroom. Six sit-to-stand desks replaced a bank of standard desks in the UK intervention classroom.
Can Permaculture Make Society Sustainable?
Tucked in a valley near Lake Monroe stands an unusual three-acre farm. It contains no orderly rows of corn or soybeans but, instead, blends gently into the forest that surrounds it on three sides. At its center is an area of raised beds used for asparagus, strawberries, raspberries, and annual vegetables. Encircling the beds is a double fence that acts as a run for chickens and ducks. The surrounding hills are terraced and planted with fruit trees, berry bushes, and hazelnuts.
In what order should the Star Wars movies be watched?
I just read a very good blog post arguing that Machete Order is the best way to watch them: Next time you want to introduce someone to Star Wars for the first time, watch the films with them in this order: IV, V, II, III, VI. Notice something? Yeah, Episode I is gone.
Why did Lucas begin the episode numbering at IV?
He didn't. The numbering was added later. That link explains that the numbering didn't show up until The Empire Strikes Back and then was added retroactively to A New Hope (along with the subtitle). Lucas likes to claim precognizance of the whole thing. But if you look at the documents that were produced around the time of A New Hope's production, they suggest he was making it up as he went along. The truth is he didn't really write the first three movies.
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