title: Engineering of a polar crystal structure exclusively by π–π stacking between aryl and polyfluoroaryl groups

authors: Lane, Joseph R.

abstract: 1-(4-Nitrilo-2,3,5,6-tetrafluorophenyl)benzimidazole crystallizes in the polar space group Cc. The structure arises from the geometry of the molecule which gives columns of π-π stacked nitrilotetrafluorophenyl and benzimidazole groups in two almost orthogonal directions.

text: Engineering of a polar crystal structure exclusively by π–π stacking between aryl and polyfluoroaryl groups 1-(4-Nitrilo-2,3,5,6-tetrafluorophenyl)benzimidazole crystallizes in the polar space group Cc. The structure arises from the geometry of the molecule which gives columns of π-π stacked nitrilotetrafluorophenyl and benzimidazole groups in two almost orthogonal directions.

year: 2013

title: Residential and support services for older people in the Waikato, 1992-1997: Privatisation and emerging resistance

authors: Joseph, Alun E.

subjects: support service

abstract: As disproportionate users of services, older people are more vulnerable to shifts in policy in health care and social support. This paper focuses on older people as a group affected by economic and social restructuring.
We summarise the history of support for older New Zealanders in the century prior to 1984, and assess the impacts of the subsequent shifts in social welfare policy up to 1997.
Four reference points for appreciating the impacts of these policy changes are suggested:
•	shifts in general health care and housing policy 
•	the cumulative impacts of restructuring on families and communities 
•	evolving patterns of disability in the older population 
•	the emerging resistance of older people to privatisation. 
We follow this up with analysis of a case study carried out in the Waikato on the provision of residential and caring services, and describe shifts in the supply of age-targeted housing and community support services. For example, in contrast to the trend towards reduced involvement by the state in residential care (e.g. rest homes), there has been no concerted dis-investment in pensioner housing. Finally we document the emerging resistance of older people to change.

text: Residential and support services for older people in the Waikato, 1992-1997: Privatisation and emerging resistance As disproportionate users of services, older people are more vulnerable to shifts in policy in health care and social support. This paper focuses on older people as a group affected by economic and social restructuring.
We summarise the history of support for older New Zealanders in the century prior to 1984, and assess the impacts of the subsequent shifts in social welfare policy up to 1997.
Four reference points for appreciating the impacts of these policy changes are suggested:
•	shifts in general health care and housing policy 
•	the cumulative impacts of restructuring on families and communities 
•	evolving patterns of disability in the older population 
•	the emerging resistance of older people to privatisation. 
We follow this up with analysis of a case study carried out in the Waikato on the provision of residential and caring services, and describe shifts in the supply of age-targeted housing and community support services. For example, in contrast to the trend towards reduced involvement by the state in residential care (e.g. rest homes), there has been no concerted dis-investment in pensioner housing. Finally we document the emerging resistance of older people to change.

year: 1999

title: The rhetorical organization of discourse: language revitalisation and the question of authenticity

authors: Crombie, Winifred

subjects: Te reo Māori

abstract: We propose here one approach to unravelling some aspects of authentic discourse construction in a way that may prove useful to teachers and learners of Māori. The approach is illustrated in relation to one text which realises the argument genre in Māori. In terms of text-type, the example provided is an open letter of advice/warning. The approach illustrated here, and the hypotheses emerging from it, are currently being further tested by one of the authors with reference to a corpus of written texts.

text: The rhetorical organization of discourse: language revitalisation and the question of authenticity We propose here one approach to unravelling some aspects of authentic discourse construction in a way that may prove useful to teachers and learners of Māori. The approach is illustrated in relation to one text which realises the argument genre in Māori. In terms of text-type, the example provided is an open letter of advice/warning. The approach illustrated here, and the hypotheses emerging from it, are currently being further tested by one of the authors with reference to a corpus of written texts.

year: 2000-11-24