Federal Regulatory Research: Selected Agency Knowledge Paths. Rachel Jones (Editor). Binghamton, NY: Haworth Information Press, 2003. 123 pp. $39.95. ISBN: 0-78902-040-8 (cloth)..     

Federal Regulatory Research: Selected Agency Knowledge Paths. Rachel Jones . Binghamton  NY: Haworth Information Press  . pp. $.. ISBN: --- . 《Government Information Quarterly》2005,22(4):755-756

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Science teaching at the bedside     

M Dewsbury  A V Jones 《Special education: forward trends》1984,11(1):35-37

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Within Course Effects of a Training Package for Teachers of the Severely Mentally Handicapped     

Alan Jones  Dr  Colin Robson 《British Journal of Special Education》1983,10(2):17-20

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Audio-visual     

Margaret C. Jones 《Health information and libraries journal》1988,5(3):197-199

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Ragtime:Feminist,Socialist and Black Perspectives on the Self-Made Man     

Phyllis Jones 《Journal of American culture (Malden, Mass. : 2003)》1979,2(1):17-28

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Listening to children     

Jones D 《Child abuse & neglect》2002,26(8):833-835

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Measurement of total energy expenditure by the doubly labelled water method in professional soccer players     

Ebine N  Rafamantanantsoa HH  Nayuki Y  Yamanaka K  Tashima K  Ono T  Saitoh S  Jones PJ 《Journal of sports sciences》2002,20(5):391-397

To determine the daily energy requirements of professional soccer players during a competitive season, we measured total energy expenditure in seven players (age 22.1+/-1.9 years, height 1.75+/-0.05 m, mass 69.8+/-4.7 kg; mean +/- s) using the doubly labelled water method. Energy intake was simultaneously estimated from 7 day self-report dietary records. Mean total energy expenditure and energy intake were 14.8+/-1.7 MJ x day(-1) (3532+/-408 kcal x day(-1)) and 13.0+/-2.4 MJ x day(-1) (3113+/-581 kcal x day(-1)), respectively. Although there was a significant difference between total energy expenditure and energy intake (P < 0.01), there was a strong relationship between the two (r= 0.893, P< 0.01). Basal metabolic rate and recommended energy allowance calculated from the Recommended Dietary Allowances for the Japanese were 7.0+/-0.3 MJ x day(-1) (1683+/-81 kcal x day(-1)) and 15.6+/-0.8 MJ x day(-1) (3739+/-180 kcal x day(-1)), respectively. A physical activity level (total energy expenditure/ basal metabolic rate) of 2.11+/-0.30 indicated that, during the competitive season, professional soccer players undertake much routine physical activity, similar to that of competitive athletes during moderate training. Energy intake estimated using dietary records was under-reported, suggesting that its calculation from these data does not predict energy expenditure in soccer players.  相似文献   

The value and role of Citizen Review Panels in child welfare: perceptions of citizens review panel members and child protection workers     

Jones B  Litzelfelner P  Ford J 《Child abuse & neglect》2003,27(6):699-704

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Physical activity,physiological, and psychomotor performance: a study of variously active older adult men     

Christensen CL  Payne VG  Wughalter EH  Yan JH  Henehan M  Jones R 《Research quarterly for exercise and sport》2003,74(2):136-142

This research examined varying levels of physical activity and psychomotor and physiological function in variously active older men. Very active moderately active, and low active participants were tested on simple (SRT) and choice reaction time (CRT), coincidence-anticipation timing (CAT), and VO2max. No significant differences for age or height were found, although percentage of fat, and weight were statistically different. Active groups were leaner and lighter. VO2max was significantly different between groups, as physically active groups yielded geater values. SRT and CAT also yielded significantly different results with more active participants showing better performance. No between-groups significant differences resulted for CRT. Generally, increased levels of physical activity were related to superior physiological outcomes and improved psychomotor peformance.  相似文献   

In pursuit of empowerment: Sensei Nellie Kleinsmidt, race and gender challenges in South Africa     

Jones DE 《国际体育史杂志》2001,18(1):219-236

This chapter traces the way in which Nellie Kleinsmidt, known as the grandmother of karate in Africa, has negotiated discriminatory practices and overcome race and gender-related struggles, including the struggle to free the female body, in pursuit of empowerment. It explores her expectations and the constraints and frustrations she experienced, as well as the many contributions she has made to women's karate in South Africa. Nellie Kleinsmidt's karate career, which began in 1965, coincided with the early developments of South African karate. As a woman of colour her life and karate career were significantly shaped by apartheid legislation. It divided the country into areas of occupancy and residency according to race and was designed to prevent contact between the people of the government defined race groups. Black karate-kas were prohibited by law from practising karate in white designated areas. Lack of facilities and qualified instructors in areas allocated to Kleinsmidt's race group meant that she received very little formal karate instruction between 1966 and 1973. Soon after, she met Johan Roux, a white male. He was to become her chief karate instructor and life-long companion. They defied the apartheid legislation and in 1978 set up home together. They organized defiance campaigns, resisting the pressures from government to close their dojo because of its non-racial policies. Freeing her body at the broader political level involved the abolition of the race categories and all other apartheid legislation which impacted on her life choices and experiences. Initially this struggle and that of freeing her body occurred simultaneously. In her ongoing struggle against gender discrimination in the sport, it was in karate that Nellie Kleinsmidt could strive for the personal empowerment she sought. She could however not translate this into freedom in South African society itself. The impact of apartheid legislation together with the imposition of a sports moratorium by the South African Council on Sports (SACOS), hindered the growth of Nellie Kleinsmidt's karate career, yet she managed to obtain her sixth Dan Black Belt in 1998. This was a remarkable achievement given the constraints she had to overcome. In karate, Kleinsmidt was often viewed as a female first. The problem of female access is exacerbated by the overwhelming number of male instructors perpetuating the notion that the martial arts are inherently male sports. Accessing the various levels of karate has involved claiming physical and symbolic space on the dojo floor as well as involvement in the decision-making arenas of karate. In 1992 with the unification of karate in South Africa, Sensei Nellie began to extend her involvement with the refereeing arena and jointly established a Women's Karate Forum in her province. She has subsequently become a South African national referee and has earned the status of continental judge with the Union of African Karate Federation (UFAK). Nellie Kleinsmidt is the first and only woman of colour to have been appointed to the Referee's Board of South Africa and the only woman of colour in Africa to have obtained a sixth Dan Black belt.  相似文献