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The vast majority of domestic Internet users connect to the World Wide Web via their pre-existing telephone lines. These use copper cables whose performance is severely limited in terms of attenuation and noise at high data rates. The lines are optimised for analogue speech transmission. Analogue implies that the electrical signal on the line is an exact replica of the continuous changes in air pressure produced at the mouth of a speaker, rather than for the on/off signalling of discrete, digital bits of information. It is a reasonable approximation to say that the digital data from a computer is converted (modulated) into a series of analogue tones of various pitch and amplitude before being transmitted over the telephone network. The piece of equipment that does this (and converts it back at the other end) is, of course, the modem (modulator-demodulator). By using fairly complex transmission schemes and also making use of the fact that most data streams contain recurring patterns which can be ef ciently re-coded, it is possible to achieve data rates of up to about 56 kbit/s. This means, for example, that it is really not possible to send high quality moving images or high quality audio over standard telephony modems. Telephony services in many countries are also provided by cable TV companies. Note that cable TV companies do not use their TV coaxial cable in order to distribute telephony. Instead, they offer it on conventional telephony wires that are usually installed at the same time as the coaxial cable is pulled into each subscribing household. Thus, telecoms networks provided by cable companies operate to the same speci cation as the telecoms networks described above.

Justices . . . do not admit the validity of [the attitudinal model] as an explanation of their decisions. To do so would give the lie to the mythology that the justices, their lower court colleagues, and the off-the-bench apologists have so insistently and persistently verbalized: that judges . . . do not speak; rather, the Constitution and laws speak through them. (p. 33)

How do we challenge practices that position us as agents of social control (Foucault, 1979) Narrative therapists turn a critical eye on practices that might inadvertently maintain dominant ideologies by supporting certain groups over others (Freedman & Combs, 1996; Madigan, 1993) Although it is not possible to completely flatten the hierarchy inherent in the therapeutic relationship, we remain vigilant about using our power in support of client agency and empowerment..

stability, therapy outcome, and therapy process investigations were key targets. Excluded were analog studies, training issues, pure theoretical articles, clinical advice without an empirical study, single-case studies, or case studies used to illustrate a theory or method. Assessment and measurement issues, and investigations where children or the entire family were the focus, were likewise excluded. The choice to use only materials published since the year 2000 is based on the fact that a number of excellent reviews and metaanalyses had been conducted prior to that time. Most notable among these are the founding metaanalytic work of Shadish and colleagues (1993) as well as the more recent reviews of empirically supported interventions by Pinsof and Wynne (1995) and Baucom, Shoham, Mueser, Daiuto, and Stickle (1998). It is assumed that studies published in the new millennium have included any previous, relevant work.

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