Search

Your search keyword '"Clarke, Rose"' showing total 29 results
Start Over Author "Clarke, Rose"
29 results on '"Clarke, Rose"'

1. A Multifactor Authentication Framework for Usability in Education Sectors in Uganda

Author

Mpirirwe, Hilda, Mirembe, Drake Patrick, Lubega, Jude T., Agaba, Joab, Nanyonga Clarke, Rose, Kacprzyk, Janusz, Series Editor, Gomide, Fernando, Advisory Editor, Kaynak, Okyay, Advisory Editor, Liu, Derong, Advisory Editor, Pedrycz, Witold, Advisory Editor, Polycarpou, Marios M., Advisory Editor, Rudas, Imre J., Advisory Editor, Wang, Jun, Advisory Editor, Sharma, Neha, editor, Goje, Amol C., editor, Chakrabarti, Amlan, editor, and Bruckstein, Alfred M., editor

Published
2024
Full Text
View/download PDF

6. Post-subduction magmatism and mineralisation : the Tuvatu gold-telluride deposit, Fiji

Author

Clarke, Rose H.

Subjects
Post-subduction magmatism, Mineralisation, Tuvatu, gold-telluride deposit, Fiji, thesis
Abstract

Post-subduction, alkaline magmas host some of the world's largest gold deposits, which show enrichments in other elements, including the critical element tellurium. Fiji is home to several of these enigmatic deposits, including Tuvatu. Mineralised magmatic centres across Fiji formed following subduction cessation and plate-boundary reconfiguration. Through detailed geochemical analysis of 93 new samples, I show that compared to syn-subduction magmas, post-subduction suites have elevated concentrations of Ba, Rb, Sr, and K2O, and Nb-Ta depletions. Geochemical modelling suggests syn-subduction fractionation formed cumulates containing biotite, which were re-activated during post-subduction, liberating trace elements and metals. Through detailed, quantitative mineralogy of Tuvatu I show that the alkaline monzonite there hosts two styles of mineralisation: the Main Zone (laterally extensive veinlets of quartz, carbonates, minor sulfides, tellurides, and native-Au), and the HT zone (vuggy rock containing quartz, biotite, apatite, magnetite, sulfides, native-Au, and lesser carbonate and tellurides). Precious-metal tellurides dominate Au deportment, contributing 5x more Au by weight than native-Au. There is evidence of multiple fluid phases and zoning with depth. Mineral assemblages suggest high temperatures (>250°C) which may allow Au and other metals to remain as semi-metal melts. These aid the transfer of precious-metals into the ore-forming environment, alongside other processes recognised in the crustal continuum of post-subduction ore deposits, including CO2-facilitated transport of metals, and high pH hydrothermal fluids. Through an assessment of critical metals as by-products, I suggest that recovery of Te alongside Au could impact apportioning of carbon between metals and influence the environmental credentials of a deposit. Post-subduction, alkaline magmas can enable processes which support the development of precious- and critical-metal rich ore deposits and offer a potential source from which those metals might be more sustainably produced together, rather than in separate, single-metal mines.

Published
2022
Full Text
View/download PDF

11. How an NYU student raised funds for 500,000 meals by publishing a cookbook

Author

Clarke, Rose

Subjects
Cookbooks -- Social aspects, Family -- Social aspects, Fund raising -- Social aspects, Desserts -- Social aspects, Company financing, News, opinion and commentary, Sports and fitness
Abstract

Byline: Rose Clarke When Sahana Vij, a sophomore who transferred to NYU, released a short cookbook in her senior year of high school, she didn't expect it to raise enough [...]

Published
2023

16. Child Abuse and the Educator

Author

Barbara Clarke Rose

Subjects
Child abuse, medicine.medical_specialty, medicine, Developmental and Educational Psychology, Psychiatry, Psychology, Education
Published
2018

17. Impact of telephone delivered case-management on the effectiveness of collaborative care for depression and anti-depressant use: A systematic review and meta-regression

Author

Hudson, Joanna L., primary, Bower, Peter, additional, Kontopantelis, Evangelos, additional, Bee, Penny, additional, Archer, Janine, additional, Clarke, Rose, additional, Moriarty, Andrew S., additional, Richards, David A., additional, Gilbody, Simon, additional, Lovell, Karina, additional, Dickens, Chris, additional, Gask, Linda, additional, Waheed, Waquas, additional, and Coventry, Peter A., additional

Published
2019
Full Text
View/download PDF

19. The energy transition: A systems approach.

Author

Knipe, Rob, Gardiner, Nick, Clarke, Rose, Gordon, Sarah, Haszeldine, Stuart, Johnson, Gareth, O’Donnell, Megan, Roberts, Jen, Smith, Dan, and Bond, Clare

Published
2022

20. Tunnyfoyle

Author

Tunnyfoyle, Thréinfhir, Bean Mhic, Meehan, Cathleen, Traynor, Anna, Clarke, Rose, Clarke, Rose Mary, Traynor, Phil Joe, Clarke, Mary Ellen, Clarke, Anna M., Clarke, John P., Clarke, Anna Margaret, Clarke, Miss Anna Margaret, Clarke, James, Meehan, Anna P., and Meehan, Anna Philomena

Subjects
Irish Travellers (Nomadic people), Halloween, Folk poetry, History, local legends, Legal status, laws, etc, Toys, Verbal arts and literature, Manners and customs, Birds, Severe storms, Riddles, Occupations, Marriage, Potatoes, Weather, Poverty, Folklore, Saint Stephen's Day, Jokes, Schools, Commerce, Folk beliefs, Traditional medicine, Dwellings, Bread, Supernatural beings, Christmas, Roads, Animal culture, Shoes, Religion, Famine, 1845-1852, Ringforts, Clothing and dress, Dissenters, Religious, Butter, Recreation, Proverbs, Ireland, Prayers
Abstract

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Tunnyfoyle (school) (Tonyfoyle, Co. Cavan), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Bean Mhic Thréinfhir., Funny Story -- Riddles / Meehan, Cathleen -- Riddles -- Bird-Lore -- Lore Days -- Travelling Folk / Meehan, Cathleen -- Fairy Forts / Meehan, Cathleen -- Old Saying -- Local Poets / Meehan, Cathleen -- Old Sayings -- Famine Times / Meehan, Cathleen -- Our Games / Meehan, Cathleen -- Local Roads -- Rhymes / Meehan, Cathleen -- Old Sayings -- Riddles / Traynor, Anna -- Riddles / Traynor, Anna -- Christmas Customs / Meehan, Cathleen -- Tongue Twister -- Riddles / Clarke, Rose -- St Stephen's Day Customs -- Proverbs / Traynor, Anna -- Riddles -- Old Crafts / Clarke, Rose -- Herbs / Meehan, Cathleen -- Feasts Days / Meehan, Cathleen -- Farm Animals / Meehan, Cathleen -- Old Story / Clarke, Rose Mary -- Riddles / Clarke, Rose Mary -- Story / Clarke, Rose -- Halloween Customs / Clarke, Rose -- Weather-Lore / Clarke, Rose Mary -- Local Happenings / Clarke, Rose -- Proverbs -- Funny Story / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Halloween Customs / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Weather-Lore / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Old Crafts / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Old Schools / Clarke, Rose -- Penal Times / Clarke, Rose Mary -- Riddle -- Rhymes / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Rhymes / Clarke, Rose -- Pisreogaí - Pishthrogs / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Old Houses / Clarke, Rose -- Bread in Olden Times / Clarke, Rose Mary -- Buying and Selling / Clarke, Rose -- When Dancing - / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Games -- Old Prayers / Clarke, Rose -- Funny Story / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Pistreogs / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Rhymes / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Tongue Twister -- Riddle / Traynor, Phil Joe -- My Townland / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Local Saints / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Forts / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Christmas / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Local Fairs / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Rhyme / Clarke, Anna M. -- Pisterógs / Clarke, Rose Mary -- Rhymes / Clarke, John P. -- Lough Acurry / Clarke, John P. -- Riddles / Clarke, Anna M. -- Severe Weather / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Old Schools / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Rhyme / Clarke, John P -- Local Place Names / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Rhyme / Clarke, Anna Margaret -- Local Cures / Clarke, Anna M. -- Local Heroes / Clarke, John P. -- Rhyme / Clarke, John P. -- Stories of the Holy Family / Clarke, John P. -- Christmas and St Stephens Day Customs / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- My Homeland / Clarke, Rose -- Riddle -- Emblems and Objects of Value / Clarke, Rose -- Old Irish Words / Clarke, Rose -- Pistreogs / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Puzzle -- Rhymes / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Bird-Lore / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Homemade Toys / Clarke, Anna M. -- My Townland / Clarke, John P. -- Riddles / Clarke, Miss Anna Margaret -- Care of the Feet / Clarke, Anna Margaret -- Rhyme / Clarke, Rose -- My Townland / Clarke, Anna Margaret -- Local Marriage Customs / Clarke, John P. -- Old Story / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Potato Crop / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Strange Animals / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Holy Well -- Puzzle / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Old Sayings / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Riddle -- Local Place Names -- Rhyme / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Terms of Endearment -- Old Irish Words -- Rhyme / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Games / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Pisreogs / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Games / Clarke, Rose -- Churning / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Rhymes / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Weeds / Traynor, Phil Joe -- My Townland / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Fairy Forts / Clarke, Mary Ellen -- Rhyme / Clarke, James -- Local Customs / Clarke, Rose Mary -- Game - Hittle Hottle -- Story of a Giant / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Games I Play / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Rhymes / Meehan, Anna P. -- Song / Meehan, Anna Philomena -- Funny Story / Meehan, Anna Philomena -- Riddles / Meehan, Anna Philomena -- Story -- Story -- Enchanted Shoemaker -- Rhyme / Traynor, Phil Joe -- Story -- Fairy Folk / Traynor, Phil Joe, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

Published
1937
Full Text
View/download PDF

21. St. Anne's (C.)

Author

St. Anne's (C.), Kelly, Mrs, Neill, Josie O', Dowd, Peggy O', Smith, Susan, Clarke, Rose, Connell, Jean, Evoy, Josie Mc, Clarke, Eileen, Farrell, Margaret, Gaynor, Teresa, Guirk, Annie Mc, Sheridan, Jean, Clarke, Kathleen, Walsh, Peggy, and Dowd, Peggy

Subjects
Folk poetry, Historic sites, Clothing and dress, Legal status, laws, etc, Commerce, Dissenters, Religious, Coill an Chollaigh, Supernatural beings, Bailieborough, Folklore, Evil eye, Treasure troves, Prayers
Abstract

A collection of folklore and local history stories from St. Anne's (C.) (school) (Bailieborough, Co. Cavan), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Mrs Kelly., Local Song - The Loughinlea / Neill, Josie O' -- Highlands of Corlea / Dowd, Peggy O' -- Local Song - The Hackler from Grouse Hall / Smith, Susan -- Local Song - Loughanleagh / Clarke, Rose -- Song - The Bawn Breakey Ballalley / Connell, Jean -- Old Poets / Connell, Jean -- Local Song / Evoy, Josie Mc -- Song - The Hills of Maghercloone / Clarke, Eileen -- Old Song - The Banks of the Boyne / Farrell, Margaret -- Prayers / Farrell, Margaret -- Old Prayers -- Old Prayers -- Old Prayer -- Local People who Have Cures / Farrell, Margaret -- Find in a Bog / Gaynor, Teresa -- Story / Gaynor, Teresa -- Strange Story / Gaynor, Teresa -- Local Bank / Guirk, Annie Mc -- Story / Sheridan, Jean -- Washing Clothes / Sheridan, Jean -- Story / Sheridan, Jean -- Ghost Story / Guirk, Annie Mc -- Finding an Old Weapon / Guirk, Annie Mc -- Keeping Money Long Ago / Guirk, Annie Mc -- Swapped Child / Guirk, Annie Mc -- Old Mass Rock / Smith, Susan -- Fairy Story / Sheridan, Jean -- Old Song / Sheridan, Jean -- Story of the Evil Eye / Clarke, Kathleen -- Fairy Story / Clarke, Kathleen -- Another Story / Evoy, Josie Mc -- Rising from the Dead / Farrell, Margaret -- Another Ghost Story / Farrell, Margaret -- Finding Money / Farrell, Margaret -- Dream / Farrell, Margaret -- Ghost Story / Farrell, Margaret -- Moybolg / Gaynor, Teresa -- Old Song - Garrett's Hill / Evoy, Josie Mc -- Another Ghost Story / Walsh, Peggy -- Old Prayers / Dowd, Peggy, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

Published
1937
Full Text
View/download PDF

22. Drom an Mhadaidh

Author

Drom An Mhadaidh, Murchadha, S. Ó, Clarke, Rose, Morgan, Matt, Murchadha, Seán Ó, Tully, Rose, Halton, Leo, Cahill, John J., Cumiskey, Brigid, Cabe, John A. Mc, Galligan, S., Boylan, Philip, and Brady, Mary

Subjects
Candlemaking, History, Folk poetry, Manners and customs, Soap trade, Smithing, Dyes and dyeing, Cemeteries, Occupations, Potatoes, Weather, Folklore, Treasure troves, Schools, Traditional medicine, Rites and ceremonies, Animal culture, Roads, Famine, 1845-1852, Ringforts, Food, Nail craft, Good Friday, Land use, Recreation, Proverbs, Ireland, Textile industry, Prayers
Abstract

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Drom an Mhadaidh (school) (Drumavaddy, Co. Cavan), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher S. Ó Murchadha., Riddles -- Weather-Lore -- Games I Play / Clarke, Rose -- Potatoes / Morgan, Matt -- Forge -- Proverbs / Morgan, Matt -- Local Mariage Customs -- Care of Our Farm Animals -- Old Crafts - Candle-Making -- Soap-Manufacture -- Tile and Brick-Making -- Flax-Scutching, Spinning and Weaving -- Dyeing -- Nail-Making -- Making of Loys - Laigheanna -- Holy Wells -- Old Graveyards -- Famine Times -- Funny Story -- Historical Tradition / Murchadha, Seán Ó -- Collection of Prayers - A Prayer to Be Said Going to Bed / Tully, Rose -- Collection of Prayers / Tully, Rose -- Collection of Prayers -- Collection of Prayers - Prayer to Be Said to the New Moon / Morgan, Matt -- Collection of Prayers -- Collection of Prayers -- Historical Tradition -- On Good Friday when the first Jew came in, with the sharp spear in his hand. -- Prayers / Morgan, Matt -- Collection of Prayers / Halton, Leo -- Collection of Prayers / Cahill, John J. -- Local Cures -- Prayer / Cumiskey, Brigid -- There Are Twelve Forts in the School District / Cumiskey, Brigid -- Forts -- Forts -- Old Roads / Halton, Leo -- Games -- Forts - Hidden Treasure / Cabe, John A. Mc -- Forts / Galligan, S. -- Forts -- Games I Play / Tully, Rose -- Games I Play / Cumiskey, Brigid -- Landlord / Cumiskey, Brigid -- Landlord / Morgan, Matt -- Landlord / Halton, Leo -- Landlord / Boylan, Philip -- Landlord / Cahill, John J. -- Landlord / Cahill, John J. -- Landlord / Brady, Mary -- Landlord / Cabe, John A. Mc -- Landlord / Tully, Rose -- Food / Boylan, Philip -- Food / Morgan, Matt -- Food / Cabe, John A. Mc -- Food / Cahill, John J. -- Food / Halton, Leo -- Songs - Bandbeggars Dressed in Straw / Tully, Rose -- Patrick Power / Tully, Rose -- Death of Edward Mortan / Brady, Mary -- Games - Skittles -- Football / Cahill, John J. -- Songs -- Poor Old Granuale -- Youths of Sweet Redhill -- There is a Druid's Altar on Pat Mc Cahill's street of Cornaseea. -- Old Schools -- Old Schools -- Old Schools -- General, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

Published
1937
Full Text
View/download PDF

23. Monknewton

Author

Monknewtown, Slane, Mhurchadha, Maighréad Ní, Taaffe, Olive, Lane, Thomas, Hand, Maureen, Marry, Helena, Reilly, Joseph, Clarke, Rose, Marry, Maggie, Clarke, William, Smyth, Joseph, Smyth, Mary Alice, Duggan, Gerald, Marry, Annie, Devin, Michael, Doggett, Patrick, Murphy, James, and Duggan, Kevin

Subjects
Irish Travellers (Nomadic people), Folk poetry, History, Historic sites, local legends, Toys, Manners and customs, Birds, Smithing, Riddles, Cemeteries, Family, Occupations, Marriage, Potatoes, Epidemics, Weather, Folklore, Schools, Commerce, Leprechauns, Traditional medicine, Agriculture, Bread, Dwellings, Supernatural beings, Jesus Christ, Animal culture, Roads, Shoes, Religion, Death, Famine, 1845-1852, Ringforts, Clothing and dress, Food, Land use, Charms, Butter, Recreation, Proverbs, Ireland, Prayers
Abstract

A collection of folklore and local history stories from Monknewton (school) (Monknewtown, Co. Meath), collected as part of the Schools' Folklore Scheme, 1937-1938 under the supervision of teacher Maighréad Ní Mhurchadha., Halloween / Taaffe, Olive -- Past Customs / Lane, Thomas -- Past Customs / Hand, Maureen -- Past Customs / Marry, Helena -- Past Customs / Reilly, Joseph -- My Parish / Clarke, Rose -- Churchyard / Lane, Thomas -- Dowth Castle / Reilly, Joseph -- John Boyle O'Reilly / Reilly, Joseph -- Weather-Lore / Marry, Maggie -- Games I Play / Hand, Maureen -- Our Farm Animals / Clarke, Rose -- Riddles / Clarke, William -- Local Place Names / Smyth, Joseph -- Proverbs / Marry, Maggie -- Old Crafts / Smyth, Mary Alice -- Hedge-Schools -- Local Marriage Customs / Hand, Maureen -- Bird-Lore / Reilly, Joseph -- Local Cures / Smyth, Mary Alice -- Homemade Toys / Clarke, William -- Lore of Certain Days / Duggan, Gerald -- Travelling Folk / Marry, Annie -- Fairy Forts / Duggan, Gerald -- Local Poets / Smyth, Mary Alice -- Famine / Duggan, Gerald -- Local Roads / Devin, Michael -- My Home District / Smyth, Mary Alice -- Holy Wells / Hand, Maureen -- Herbs / Hand, Maureen -- Care of the Feet / Marry, Maggie -- Forge / Doggett, Patrick -- Clothes Made Locally / Marry, Maggie -- Stories of the Holy Family / Clarke, William -- Landlord -- Food in Olden Times / Murphy, James -- Local Ruins / Marry, Maggie -- Old Prayers / Hand, Maureen -- Emblems and Objects of Value -- Historical Traditions / Clarke, William -- Bread / Smyth, Mary Alice -- Old Houses / Marry, Annie -- Buying and Selling / Marry, Maggie -- Local Fairs / Duggan, Gerald -- Old Song / Smyth, Mary Alice -- Old Song - The Sailor Boy / Marry, Annie -- Potato Crop / Smyth, Mary Alice -- Hurling and Football Matches / Marry, Maggie -- Religious Stories / Hand, Maureen -- Strange Animals / Marry, Maggie -- Leprechaun -- Charms and Superstitions / Clarke, William -- Wake and Funeral Customs / Marry, Maggie -- Non-Official Place Names -- Pishogues / Clarke, William -- Collier the Robber / Duggan, Kevin -- Churning / Smyth, Mary Alice -- Traditions of St Patrick -- Games Played Round the Fire on a Winter's Night Long Ago / Clarke, William -- Slane Hill -- Plagues and Epidemics / Marry, Maggie -- Legends of St Patrick / Marry, Maggie -- Legends of St Patrick / Duggan, Kevin -- Rhymes -- Old Furniture / Hand, Maureen -- Food on Certain Days -- Story / Taaffe, Olive -- Holy Wells / Duggan, Kevin -- Holy Well - Dowth -- Monknewtown Well -- Local Tradition -- Local Roads -- Old Game, Supported by funding from the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht (Ireland), University College Dublin, and the National Folklore Foundation (Fondúireacht Bhéaloideas Éireann), 2014-2016.

Published
1937
Full Text
View/download PDF

28. Into the mouths of babes.

Author

CLARKE, ROSE

Subjects
EPIDEMICS, CHILDHOOD obesity, OVERWEIGHT children
Abstract

The article discusses the epidemic of obesity among children in New Zealand. It mentions that New Zealand is the third most obese country in the world. It notes the percentage of children who are overweight that might cause heart disease and shortened life expectancy. It refers to the film "That Sugar Film" directed by Damon Gameau, involving Larry, a teenage boy who suffer from Mountain Dew mouth, a tooth decay caused by drinking copious amounts of fizzy drink.

Published
2016

Catalog

Books, media, physical & digital resources
See catalog results