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10. Local environmental politics in England: Environmental activism in South East London and East Kent compared

Author

Rootes, Christopher, Saunders, Clare E., and Adams, Debbie

Abstract

In order to gain an understanding of the varied character of local environmental activism in England, this paper compares the character of local environmentalism in inner south east London with that in two adjacent less-urbanised / semi-rural districts in Kent (Canterbury and Ashford). These areas have been chosen so that we may examine the ways in which the nature of local environmental activism varies according to the degree and character of urbanisation of its context. In this very preliminary presentation of the results of our research, we present descriptive accounts of each area and of the character of environmentalism therein before focusing on the local campaigns against the Channel Tunnel Rail Link. We conclude by venturing some generalisations about the reasons for\ud the different character of environmental activism in each location.

Published
2001

11. Organize a rider-friendly CC I **--in four months!

Author

Adams, Debbie

Abstract

When New Jersey eventer and trainer Debbie Adams decided to act on her persistent dream of a CC[I.sup.**] at the Horse Park of New Jersey, she got the park board's […]

Published
2004

12. Age-Dependent Maintenance of Motor Control and Corticostriatal Innervation by Death Receptor 3.

Author

Twohig, Jason Peter, Roberts, Malcolm I., Gavalda, Nuria, Rees-Taylor, Emma L., Giralt, Albert, Adams, Debbie, Brooks, Simon P., Bull, Melanie J., Calder, Claudia J., Cuff, Simone, Yong, Audrey A., Alberch, Jordi, Davies, Alun, Dunnett, Stephen B., Tolkovsky, Aviva M., and Wang, Eddie C. Y.

Subjects
DEATH receptors, IMMUNOREGULATION, TUMOR necrosis factor receptors, GENE expression, BRAIN mapping, LABORATORY mice
Abstract

Death receptor 3 is a proinflammatory member of the immunomodulatory tumor necrosis factor receptor superfamily, which has been implicated in several inflammatory diseases such as arthritis and inflammatory bowel disease. Intriguingly however, constitutive DR3 expression has been detected in the brains of mice, rats, and humans, although its neurological function remains unknown. By mapping the normal brain expression pattern of DR3, we found that DR3 is expressed specifically by cells of the neuron lineage in a developmentally regulated and region-specific pattern. Behavioral studies on DR3-deficient (DR3ko) mice showed that constitutive neuronal DR3 expression was required for stable motor control function in the aging adult. DR3ko mice progressively developed behavioral defects characterized by altered gait, dyskinesia, and hyperactivity, which were associated with elevated dopamine and lower serotonin levels in the striatum. Importantly, retrograde tracing showed that absence of DR3 expression led to the loss of corticostriatal innervation without significant neuronal loss in aged DR3ko mice. These studies indicate that DR3 plays a key nonredundant role in the retention of normal motor control function during aging in mice and implicate DR3 in progressive neurological disease. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2010
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14. Selecting your 'core' cruise supplier is key

Author

Adams, Debbie

Subjects
Cruise lines -- Evaluation, Travel agents -- Management
Abstract

Selecting Your 'Core' Cruise Supplier Is Key * More people talk about the preferred supplier concept and testify to its wisdom more than any other sales practice in the industry. […]

Published
1990

15. MAILBOX.

Author

Thomssen, Kristie, Stanley, Myron, Daniher, Brenda (and Ben), Johnson, Marilee, Kaverman, Steve, Adams, Debbie, Stiers, Cathy, and Banks, Donita

Published
2019

21. The Socialist Inbox.

Author

Grewar, Trevor, Adams, Debbie, Waugh, Nicki, Barker, Mike, Armstrong, Stephen, Mike, Buchanan, Bill, and Tooley-Okonkwo, Denise

Published
2018

22. THAT'S WHAT YOU THINK.

Author

Adams, Debbie, Ludwig, Gary, Pigeon, Thomas, Regnier, Guy, and Ross, Fraser

Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented which discuss the readers' views on large Canadian companies that hire foreign design firms to do their major corporate projects.

Published
2001

23. THAT'S WHAT YOU THINK.

Author

Milelli, Pascal, Valiquet, Carl, Semark, Dianne, Chisholm, Don, Noguchi, Vince, Berkson, Nina, Adams, Debbie, and Fortin, Daniel

Abstract

This section highlights the views of various experts on the relevance of photography, illustration and design school. Pascal Milelli, an illustrator from Vancouver, British Columbia says that such schools are significant because they prepare individuals for a job. Photographer Carl Valiquet argues that attending workshops are more important than going to photography schools. Dianne Semark of Leapfrog Design Group Inc. claims that schools encourage students to develop their talents more.

Published
2000

24. Set goals for counselors with an eye on your profit.

Author

Adams, Debbie and Schwartz, Roberta

Subjects
CORPORATE profits
Abstract

Presents an excerpt from the book `Workbooks for Winning: Sales Analysis, Sales Goals, Bonus Plans & Compensation -- A Manager's Guide to Planning for Profits.'

Published
1999

25. Focus sales, incentivize staff to improve your yields.

Author

Adams, Debbie and Schwartz, Roberta

Subjects
TRAVEL agents, SALES
Abstract

Part II. Offers advice to improve yields on all travel agency's sales. Why employees need to be included in some of the planning; How to make sales agents to sell preferred suppliers; Suggested basis of any individual bonus program.

Published
1999

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