Care research in coaching has repeatedly prioritised the voice of carer rather than those cared-for. This article addresses this shortfall and examines notions care through eyes female footballers. These voices are pertinent because football (soccer) United Kingdom (UK) been labelled micro-political, cut-throat, competitive, at times, uncaring. Further, women’s often marginalised sport research...

Readers Digest contains more than abridged stories. The “My Most Unforgettable Character” feature articles highlight people who affected others in a most positive manner. Computer graphics has a wonderful cast of unforgettable characters who founded the eld in the 1960s and 1970s. John Staudhammer, who died in February 2017, is one of those unforgettable characters. He profoundly in uenced comp...

BACKGROUND A higher incidence of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in industrialized areas has been previously reported, but the effect of emigrating to western industrialized countries for a period of time and returning to the country of origin is unknown. Aim of the study was to evaluate the effect of emigrating to another country and returning to the place of origin on the risk of IBD. METH...

George Leitmann was born in Vienna, Austria on May 24, 1925. He emigrated, with his mother and two grandmothers, to the USA in 1940. Leitmann entered a technical high school in New York from which he graduated in 1943. Immediately after graduation he joined the US army and served in the reconnaissance unit of a Combat Engineer Battalion in France in 1944-45. For his role in the battle for Colma...

Joseph Conrad is a Polish born English writer who immigrated or expatriated to many different cultural backgrounds. He considered marginal man, restless figure all through his life, and man in exile, without root of no belonging. The identity once was one Conrad’s overriding concerns, that dominated much personal public life. Poland, but not spiritually bred educated by culture; he finally sett...

Two dogs, emigrated from Zambia and China to Japan, were diagnosed with Ehrlichia canis infection. Both cases had thrombocytopenia, non-regenerative anemia, and hypergloblinemia with polyclonal gammopathy. Case 1 had ataxia of the hind limbs. Severe meningitis was revealed by magnetic resonance imaging examination. Intracytoplasmic inclusions were observed in mononuclear cells of cerebrospinal ...