This paper will consider legal and illicit drug use in relation to changing leisure spaces, reflecting on different types of leisure space from the formal, controlled and purpose built licensed leisure locations of the modern urban landscape to the illicit, unregulated and wild zones beyond.
Table 1 Constructs and corresponding LIWC categories Constructs LIWC categories Immediacy 1st person plural, 1st person singular Non-immediacy 3rd person singular; 3rd person plural Control Assent; Negate Felt Emotion Negative emotion; Anxiety Lack of felt emotion Extreme swearing Cognitive overload Inhibition Lack of cognitive overload Numbers; Leisure (location-related).
Sampling will take place at shopping, cultural, food, sport, music and leisure related locations across the country.
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But in recent months, Enterprise officials have noticed an increase in rentals by leisure travelers at locations that normally would have corporate bookings, a spokeswoman said.
Leisure and recreational locations include a rose garden which dates back to the Kellogg horse ranch years; the Kellogg House designed by Los Angeles-based architects Charles Gibbs Adams, Myron Hunt and Harold Coulson Chambers in the 1920s; and a 1.3 acre Japanese garden built in 2003 and designed by Takeo Uesugi.
In spite of a recommended concentric circle approach for routine contact investigations that includes leisure and social locations (37), we found that investigations usually had been conducted in the homes of patients and rarely extended beyond friends and relatives.
* RRR = Relative risk ratios ** medium tertile set as base category The percentage of children reporting SHS exposure in cafés and restaurants, buses and trains and indoor leisure facilities (public locations) decreased significantly post-legislation (see Table 4).
Now, privacy advocates are pushing for a similar "do not track" feature that would let Internet users tell Web sites to stop surreptitiously tracking their online habits and collecting clues about age, salary, health, location and leisure activities.
"They are comparable to a compilation of call records, postal records, library records, study and research records, social and leisure activity records and location records, and will additionally capture concerns about health, sexual and family issues," says Privacy International.
