Religious tourism is a form of tourism whereby people of the same faith travel individually or in groups for religious purposes.This form of tourism comprises many facets of the travel industry ranging from pilgrimages, missionary travel, leisure (fellowship), vacations, faith-based cruising, crusades, conventions and rallies, retreats, monastery v

The TAPin Project and its implementation at the University of Birmingham is described.Local issues and Hawaii key features of a hybrid approach to Networked Learner Support are addressed.The methods of NLS adopted included electronic mail and the Internet.The key role Covers in NLS played by subject librarians is stressed.Transfer of skills to lear

Abstract Background The risk of injury is one of the major barriers to engaging in cycling.We investigated exposure-based rates and profiles of traffic injuries sustained by pedal cyclists that resulted in death or hospital inpatient treatment in New Zealand, one of the most car dependent countries.Methods Pedal cyclist traffic injuries were identi

Individuals suffering from substance use disorders HYDRAPLENISH often show severely impaired social interaction, preferring drugs of abuse to the contact with others.Their impaired social interaction is doubly harmful for them as (1) therapy itself is based and dependent on social interaction and as (2) social interaction is not available to them a