title: Interview - Response to Questionnaire [Focus Impact on World Geo-politics and Economy]

authors: Rolls, Mark G.

abstract: 1. Misplaced priorities - Expenditure on Armament vs. Public Health Care have been exposed in the context of COVID-19 pandemic. Do you agree?
2. Do you believe the efficacy of International Organisations--UN and WHO - is at stake in the light of COVID-19?
3. COVID-19 and the Environment: Is there a Relationship? Issues that deserve urgent attention.
4. How do you visualise the shape of Future World Geo-Politics? Bipolar or Multipolar ; Impact of US –China rivalry.
5. Do you see enhanced role for India in the post-COVID-19 World Order?

text: Interview - Response to Questionnaire [Focus Impact on World Geo-politics and Economy] 1. Misplaced priorities - Expenditure on Armament vs. Public Health Care have been exposed in the context of COVID-19 pandemic. Do you agree?
2. Do you believe the efficacy of International Organisations--UN and WHO - is at stake in the light of COVID-19?
3. COVID-19 and the Environment: Is there a Relationship? Issues that deserve urgent attention.
4. How do you visualise the shape of Future World Geo-Politics? Bipolar or Multipolar ; Impact of US –China rivalry.
5. Do you see enhanced role for India in the post-COVID-19 World Order?

year: 2020

title: Book review: Philosophy and the sciences of exercise, health and sport: critical perspectives on research methods

authors: Crocket, Hamish Robert

subjects: book review

abstract: This article reviews the book, “Philosophy and the sciences of exercise, health and sport: critical perspectives on research methods”, by M. McNamee.

text: Book review: Philosophy and the sciences of exercise, health and sport: critical perspectives on research methods This article reviews the book, “Philosophy and the sciences of exercise, health and sport: critical perspectives on research methods”, by M. McNamee.

year: 2010

title: Ahumai

authors: Temara, Pou

subjects: Pātere

abstract: E tika ana kia punarua te wānanga i ēnei pātere e rua nā te mea he mārama te kite iho o whatu he ōrite ētahi o ngā rārangi kupu, ngā whakaaro me ngā kareāroto ki te pātere a Ahumai. Ahakoa kāore i te takoto te ingoa o te kaitito i tēnei pātere, nā te ōrite o ētahi o ngā kupu, e taea te whakapae, nā te ringa kotahi ēnei pātere i waituhi? Kai roto hoki i te pātere nei e takaoto ana ngā rohe o Raukawa pērā i Wharepūhunga, me ngā tangata whai mana o tērā iwi pērā i a Tīkao. Hei taituarā ka hahua ake anō te kōrero a Turanga Te Mauparaoa ki te tata o te rohe o te iwi nāna te waiata nei, ki tōna rohe. Kāore te Māori e kī ‘nō tua ake nei tēnei pātere’ mēnā he tawhiti atu te iwi i tōna. Nō reira, ki taku wānanga, ehara tēnei pātere nō ngā iwi o Taranaki. He tawhiti rawa a Taranaki i Murupara. Hāunga a Raukawa, koia te iwi kai ‘tua ake nei’.

E tuku ana ahau i taku ihu kia puta. Ki te tapahia mai, e pai ana. E kī ana hoki au, ko te mea poto te titonga tuatahi, ko te mea roa te titonga o muri mai. He ariā te mea tuatahi nō te mea tuarua.

text: Ahumai E tika ana kia punarua te wānanga i ēnei pātere e rua nā te mea he mārama te kite iho o whatu he ōrite ētahi o ngā rārangi kupu, ngā whakaaro me ngā kareāroto ki te pātere a Ahumai. Ahakoa kāore i te takoto te ingoa o te kaitito i tēnei pātere, nā te ōrite o ētahi o ngā kupu, e taea te whakapae, nā te ringa kotahi ēnei pātere i waituhi? Kai roto hoki i te pātere nei e takaoto ana ngā rohe o Raukawa pērā i Wharepūhunga, me ngā tangata whai mana o tērā iwi pērā i a Tīkao. Hei taituarā ka hahua ake anō te kōrero a Turanga Te Mauparaoa ki te tata o te rohe o te iwi nāna te waiata nei, ki tōna rohe. Kāore te Māori e kī ‘nō tua ake nei tēnei pātere’ mēnā he tawhiti atu te iwi i tōna. Nō reira, ki taku wānanga, ehara tēnei pātere nō ngā iwi o Taranaki. He tawhiti rawa a Taranaki i Murupara. Hāunga a Raukawa, koia te iwi kai ‘tua ake nei’.

E tuku ana ahau i taku ihu kia puta. Ki te tapahia mai, e pai ana. E kī ana hoki au, ko te mea poto te titonga tuatahi, ko te mea roa te titonga o muri mai. He ariā te mea tuatahi nō te mea tuarua.

year: 2017