Ruokalista 1881-01-02

Helsingfors 1881, F. Liewendal

Konserttiohjelma 1904-01-17 - Ohjelma

Helsinki 1904

Konserttiohjelma 1914-01-12 - Ohjelma

Helsinki 1914

Ruokalista 1871-01-15

Helsingfors : Theodor Sederholm 1871, L. Heimbürger

Konserttiohjelma 1900-07-01 - Ohjelma

Helsinki 1900

Konserttiohjelma 1912-01-15 - Ohjelma

Helsinki 1912

Ruokalista 1908-01-31 - [Kannet]

[S.l.] 1908

Intercultural bridges in teenagers' theatrical events : performing self and constructing cultural identity through a creative drama process

The overriding aim of this drama educational case study is to deepen the understanding of meaning making in a creative intercultural youth theatre process and to examine it in the context of the 10th European Children's TheatreEncounter. The research task is to give a theoretical description of some key features of a creative drama process as the basis for theory about meaning makingin physical theatre. The first task is to illuminate the culture-historical connections of the multilayered practice of the EDERED-association. The second taskis to analyse and interpret theatrical meaning making. The ethnographical research site is regarded as a theatrical event. The analysis of the theatrical eventis divided into four segments: cultural contexts, contextual theatricality, theatrical playing and playing culture. These segments are connected with four research questions: What are the cultural contexts of a creative drama process? How can the organisation of the Encounter, genres, aesthetic codes and perception ofcodes be seen to influence the lived experiences of the participants? What are some of the key phases and characteristics in a creative practice? What kind of cultural learning can be interpreted from the performance texts? The interpretative question concerns identity and community (re)construction. How are the categories, `community´ and `child´ constructed in the Encounter culture? In this drama educational case study the research material (transcribed interviews, coded questionnaire answers, participant drawings, videotaped process text and performance texts) are examined in a multi-method analysis in the meta-theoretical framework of Dewey's naturalistic pragmatism. A three-dimensional research interest through a combination of lived experiences, social contexts and cultural-aesthetical practices compared with drama-educational practices required the methodological project of cultural studies. Furthermore, the critical interpretation of cultural texts is divided into three levels of analyses which are called description, structural analysis and theoretical interpretation. Dialogic validity (truthfulness, self-reflexivity and polyvocality) is combined with contextual validity (sensitivity to social context and awareness of historicity) and with deconstructive validity (awareness of the social discourses). My research suggests that itis possible, by means of physical theatre, to construct symbolic worlds where questions about intercultural identity and multilingual community are examined and where provisional answers are constructed in social interaction.

Synthesis of percarboxylic acids in microreactor

Percarboxylic acids are commonly used as disinfection and bleaching agents in textile, paper, and fine chemical industries. All of these applications are based on the oxidative potential of these compounds. In spite of high interest in these chemicals, they are unstable and explosive chemicals, which increase the risk of synthesis processes and transportation. Therefore, the safety criteria in the production process should be considered. Microreactors represent a technology that efficiently utilizes safety advantages resulting from small scale. Therefore, microreactor technology was used in the synthesis of peracetic acid and performic acid. These percarboxylic acids were produced at different temperatures, residence times and catalyst i.e. sulfuric acid concentrations. Both synthesis reactions seemed to be rather fast because with performic acid equilibrium was reached in 4 min at 313 K and with peracetic acid in 10 min at 343 K. In addition, the experimental results were used to study the kinetics of the formation of performic acid and peracetic acid. The advantages of the microreactors in this study were the efficient temperature control even in very exothermic reaction and good mixing due to the short diffusion distances. Therefore, reaction rates were determined with high accuracy. Three different models were considered in order to estimate the kinetic parameters such as reaction rate constants and activation energies. From these three models, the laminar flow model with radial velocity distribution gave most precise parameters. However, sulfuric acid creates many drawbacks in this synthesis process. Therefore, a ´´greener´´ way to use heterogeneous catalyst in the synthesis of performic acid in microreactor was studied. The cation exchange resin, Dowex 50 Wx8, presented very high activity and a long life time in this reaction. In the presence of this catalyst, the equilibrium was reached in 120 second at 313 K which indicates a rather fast reaction. In addition, the safety advantages of microreactors were investigated in this study. Four different conventional methods were used. Production of peracetic acid was used as a test case, and the safety of one conventional batch process was compared with an on-site continuous microprocess. It was found that the conventional methods for the analysis of process safety might not be reliable and adequate for radically novel technology, such as microreactors. This is understandable because the conventional methods are partly based on experience, which is very limited in connection with totally novel technology. Therefore, one checklist-based method was developed to study the safety of intensified and novel processes at the early stage of process development. The checklist was formulated using the concept of layers of protection for a chemical process. The traditional and three intensified processes of hydrogen peroxide synthesis were selected as test cases. With these real cases, it was shown that several positive and negative effects on safety can be detected in process intensification. The general claim that safety is always improved by process intensification was questioned.

Etelä-Karjalan palvelukohteiden opastussuunnitelma

Tässä työssä palvelukohteiden opastussuunnitelma tehtiin yhteistyössä Etelä-Karjalan keskeisten sidosryhmien (Etelä-Karjalan liitto, GoSaimaa, Imatran kaupunki, Lappeenrannan kaupunki, Kaakkois-Suomen ELY-keskus ja keskitetty lupapalvelu / Pirkanmaan ELY-keskus) kanssa. Suunnitelman laatimisessa kuultiin myös muita lausunnonantotahoja. Alueellisen suunnitelman teossa huomioitiin nykytila, maakunnallisen opastussuunnitelman linjaukset, sidosryhmien näkemykset ja odotukset, nykyohjeistus, uudet tieliikenneasetuksen mukaiset liikennemerkit ja seudulliset tieverkkomuutokset. Suunnitelma palvelee erityisesti keskitetyn lupapalvelun luvanmyöntöprosessia (toiminut Tampereella Pirkanmaan ELY-keskuksessa 1.10.2006 alkaen), piiritason yhdyshenkilöitä ja eri sidosryhmätahoja. Edellinen alueellinen palvelukohteiden opastuksen yleissuunnitelma oli laadittu vuonna 1991, jonka päivittämiselle oli selkeä tarve.