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15. Brush up your Aristotle.

Author

Hanley, Robert F.

Subjects
Legal composition -- Study and teaching, Rhetoric -- Study and teaching
Published
2006

18. Locating the Embodied Sense of Self and Examining its Relationship with Psychological Well-Being.

Author

Hanley, Adam Wesley, Lecy, Natalie, and Hanley, Robert

Subjects
PSYCHOLOGICAL well-being, SELF, SUBJECTIVE well-being (Psychology), WELL-being
Abstract

Westerners tend to localize their sense of self in the head, and, to a lesser degree, in the chest. However, single-point, localization studies of the self omit direct exploration of the size and shape of the embodied self. This study explored a) beliefs about the location and spatial distribution of the embodied sense of self, and b) whether individual differences in how the embodied self was represented were associated with psychological and subjective well-being. Results from a sample of 206 American adults confirm extant reports, indicating that the embodied sense of self is most often located in the head and chest. However, results from this study extend previous findings by suggesting that the majority of respondents (70%) located their embodied sense of self in multiple body regions, and individuals that reported a more widely distributed sense of self reported greater well-being. Specifically, a more widely distributed sense of self in the torso was most strongly associated with psychological well-being. No relationship emerged between the distribution of the sense of self in the head and psychological well-being. Results from this study indicate that the sense of self may be located throughout the body, and that locating the sense of self in the torso may have psychological benefit. As such, exploring methods of shifting the sense of self out of the head and into the body may have therapeutic value. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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20. Minimally Invasive Multidisciplinary Approach to Chronic Giant Inguinoscrotal Hernias.

Author

Sanford, Zachary, Weltz, Adam S., Singh, Devinder, Hanley, Robert, Todd, David, and Belyansky, Igor

Abstract

Background. Giant inguinoscrotal hernias (GIH) are defined as groin hernias extending below the mid-thigh when standing, often significantly encumbering activities of daily living. To date, there are no reports utilizing the combination of progressive pneumoperitoneum (PPP), botulinum toxin A injection (BTI), and enhanced view-totally extraperitoneal (eTEP) technique for GIH repair. In this report, we present 2 such cases of this unique minimally invasive multidisciplinary approach to address GIH. Series Presentation. Two individuals with lifelong complaints of GIH presented for elective hernia repair, each with significant morbidity relating to their pathology and profound loss of abdominal domain. Four weeks prior to surgery, BTI was administered to the lateral abdominal compartment muscles to facilitate regional paralysis, followed by PPP to develop larger intraabdominal domain. Utilizing the eTEP access technique and transversus abdominis release, a wide retromuscular dissection was performed to aid in the increase of intraabdominal domain and to develop a large space for mesh placement. Reconstruction including partial scrotectomy and scrotoplasty using adjacent tissue transfer technique was completed. Both patients tolerated the procedures well without recurrence in the first postoperative year. Conclusion. In this article, we present the first series of GIH patients undergoing combined PPP, BTI, and eTEP access approach to retromuscular dissection. This multidisciplinary approach to patient care has proven both safe and effective. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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22. BRACING For BREXIT - After The Shock, What Now?

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Political aspects -- Economic aspects, Banks (Finance) -- Economic aspects -- Forecasts and trends, Stock markets -- Economic aspects -- Forecasts and trends, Referendums -- Political aspects, Brexit -- Political aspects -- Influence -- Economic aspects, Stock market, Market trend/market analysis, Business, international, European Union -- Political activity -- Membership
Abstract

Overview To the shock of corporate Britain the UK voted last week, by 52% to 48%, to leave the European Union. Within hours of the referendum result the British Prime [...]

Published
2016

23. Prosecutors Say That Donor Has Failed to Show Remorse

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Felonies -- Cases, Lex talionis -- Cases, Tax returns -- Cases, Philanthropists -- Cases, Financial statements -- Cases, Businessmen -- Cases, Revenge -- Cases
Abstract

Charles Kushner, the real estate executive, philanthropist and political donor who pleaded guilty to 'crimes of greed, power, and excess' last August, failed to show any remorse or humility, prosecutors […]

Published
2005

24. Judge Releases Letters Seeking Leniency for Donor

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Lex talionis -- Cases, Conduct of life -- Cases, Tax returns -- Cases, Real estate developers -- Cases, Philanthropists -- Cases, Revenge -- Cases
Abstract

In an emotional handwritten letter in August, Charles Kushner, a major developer, political donor and philanthropist in New Jersey, apologized to his sister for hiring a prostitute to seduce her […]

Published
2005

25. Man Accused of a Scheme to Sell Missiles Praised bin Laden on Tapes

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Terrorism -- Cases
Abstract

In their earliest meetings and telephone calls, the Pakistani-born F.B.I. informer and the British clothing merchant talked about Ukrainian weapons, Osama bin Laden and the 9/11 terrorist attacks. In a […]

Published
2005

26. Jury Hears 2 Views of Man Accused in Missile Scheme

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Terrorism -- Cases
Abstract

A prosecutor told a federal jury here on Tuesday that a British man accused of supporting terrorists was an eager arms merchant who once praised Osama bin Laden and talked […]

Published
2005

27. Ramapo College Wants Trenton to Stay Out of Its Presidential Search

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company personnel management, Ramapo College of New Jersey -- Human resource management -- Political aspects, College presidents -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals -- Political aspects, New Jersey -- Education policy
Abstract

The campus of Ramapo College of New Jersey here is bubbling with resentment over the perception that former Gov. James E. McGreevey and now his successor, Richard J. Codey, have […]

Published
2004

28. Metro Briefing New Jersey: Somerville: Jayson Williams Trial Delayed

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Assault and battery -- Cases
Abstract

The manslaughter trial of the former basketball player Jayson Williams, left, was rescheduled to March 7 from Jan. 10 because one of his five lawyers, Michael Kelly of Buffalo, had […]

Published
2004

29. Plea Deal for Man Who Forced Russians to Work in Strip Clubs

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Forced labor -- Cases
Abstract

Before F.B.I. agents arrested him in August 2002, Lev Trakhtenberg, a Russian-born producer and promoter living in Brooklyn, had spent about four years bringing Russian dancers, singers and actors to […]

Published
2004

30. 2 New York Area Firefighters Killed in Iraq

Author

Feuer, Alan and Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Benish, Stephen C. -- Death of, Engeldrum, Christian -- Death of -- Appreciation, Iraq War, 2003-2011 -- Casualties, Soldiers -- Death of -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Appreciation, Fire fighters -- Death of -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Appreciation
Abstract

Ever since Christian Engeldrum shipped off to the war last month, a yellow sign has hung from the eaves of Ladder Company 61 in Co-op City in the Bronx. The […]

Published
2004

31. Fallen Marines Are Praised For Their Devotion to Duty

Author

Salzman, Avi and Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Iraq War, 2003-2011, Marines -- Death of
Abstract

It was noon on Sept. 11, 2001, when Kevin Dempsey called his Marine recruiter and told him he had made up his mind: He wanted to join. Marc T. Ryan's […]

Published
2004

32. Warplane Strafes a School in New Jersey

Author

Mcfadden, Robert D. and Hanley, Robert

Subjects
United States. Air National Guard -- Training, Bombing, Aerial -- Usage, Elementary schools -- United States
Abstract

It sounded like somebody running across the roof of the elementary school in a New Jersey township Wednesday night, said the cleaning woman who called the police. No prowler was […]

Published
2004

33. Abuse Case Against Diocese Is to Proceed

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Company financing, Catholic Church -- Cases, Sexual abuse -- Cases, Clergy -- Sexual behavior -- Cases, Compromise and settlement -- Finance -- Cases
Abstract

A sexual abuse lawsuit against the Roman Catholic Diocese of Paterson, its former bishop and several churches and schools cleared a legal hurdle Wednesday when a New Jersey judge rejected […]

Published
2004

34. 3 Officials Charged Over Inmate's Brief Release

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Police misconduct -- Cases, Judges -- Cases
Abstract

Defense lawyers say their clients were on a humanitarian mission, just trying to do a good deed for a family in need. But the clients -- a judge and two […]

Published
2004

35. Trantino Found Not Guilty Of Beating His Companion

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Assault and battery -- Cases
Abstract

After spending nearly nine months in jail, Thomas Trantino, the paroled killer of two New Jersey police officers and one of the state's most infamous convicts of recent years, was […]

Published
2004

36. STORM FORCES EVACUATION

Author

Hanley, Robert

Abstract

A freakish midsummer deluge that pounded parts of southern New Jersey forced more than 750 people to flee their flooded homes on Tuesday and left burst dams, damaged bridges and […]

Published
2004

37. Metro Briefing New Jersey: Camden: Jury Gets Trantino Case

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Murder trials -- Evidence -- Cases, Murder -- Cases
Abstract

A jury yesterday began deliberating the fate of Thomas Trantino, the paroled killer of two policemen, after opposing lawyers in his assault trial drew sharply contrasting images of him and […]

Published
2004

39. Rutgers Increases Tuition 8%, As Much as State Will Allow

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company business management, Company pricing policy, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey -- Management, State aid to higher education, Tuition -- Prices and rates
Abstract

Tuition for 38,000 undergraduates at Rutgers University in the next academic year will increase by 8 percent, the maximum amount allowed under a cap that the State Legislature imposed last […]

Published
2004

40. Woman's Note Calls Trantino Innocent

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Assault and battery -- Cases
Abstract

A lawyer for Thomas Trantino, the paroled killer of two New Jersey police officers, displayed a message in court on Thursday from the woman he is accused of assaulting, in […]

Published
2004

41. Friend Tells Of Beatings By Parolee Over Drugs

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue
Abstract

The former female companion of Thomas Trantino, the paroled killer of two New Jersey police officers, has changed her story again, testifying on Wednesday that he beat her last fall […]

Published
2004

42. Paterson's Bishop Arrives, Preaching and Politicking

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Catholic Church -- Officials and employees, Bishops -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes
Abstract

With a vow to uphold the Catholic Church's teachings against abortion and euthanasia, and a pledge to protect children from evil, the Rev. Arthur J. Serratelli was installed on Tuesday […]

Published
2004

43. As Battle for Beach Access Rages in New Jersey, Private Club Digs Its Heels Into Sand

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Government regulation, Company pricing policy, Beaches -- Access control -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Cases, Public trust doctrine -- Cases
Abstract

Before losing a two-year court fight in May, a private beach club on the Atlantic Ocean here wanted to charge $15,000 for a lifetime membership or $700 for eight badges […]

Published
2004

44. New Turn in Case of Paroled Killer, Again

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Assault and battery -- Cases
Abstract

In the latest twist in the assault case against Thomas Trantino, the paroled killer of two New Jersey police officers, his former female companion and accuser has apparently reversed herself […]

Published
2004

45. Restaurateur Is Accused Of Conspiring To Kill Fiancee

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Murder -- Cases, Conspiracy -- Cases
Abstract

The owner of two Manhattan restaurants was indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury in New Jersey on charges of helping to arrange the murder of his fiancee on a […]

Published
2004

47. DNA Leads to Arrest in '68 Rape and Murder of Girl, 13

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Rape -- Cases -- Analysis, DNA testing -- Analysis -- Cases, Murder -- Cases -- Analysis
Abstract

DNA evidence that sat in police files for more than 30 years has led to the arrest of a 53-year-old sex offender on charges he raped and murdered a 13-year-old […]

Published
2004

48. PATERSON BISHOP CHOSEN

Author

Hanley, Robert

Abstract

Bishop Arthur J. Serratelli, 60, has been chosen to lead the Roman Catholic Diocese of Paterson. He will succeed Bishop Frank J. Rodimer, 77, who submitted his retirement papers to […]

Published
2004

49. Car Found at Motel Belonged to Man Who Was Killed and Dismembered

Author

Hanley, Robert and George, Jason

Subjects
New Jersey Institute of Technology -- Officials and employees -- Crimes against, Homicide investigation, Computer programmers -- Crimes against -- Death of
Abstract

A car found in a motel parking lot in Atlantic City in early May belonged to a slain computer expert who worked at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, the […]

Published
2004

50. Metro Briefing New Jersey: Woodbridge: Slain Man Had Planned To Move

Author

Hanley, Robert

Subjects
Company legal issue, Murder -- Investigations
Abstract

A few days before he was slain and dismembered, William T. McGuire, 39, a computer specialist at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, told a neighbor that he and his […]

Published
2004

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