Ueber die Verhältniße der organischen Kräfte unter einander in der Reihe der verschiedenen Organisationen, die Geseze und Folgen dieser Verhältniße : eine Rede am Geburtstage des regierenden Herzogs Carl von Wirtemberg, den 11. Februar 1793 im großen akademischen Hörsale gehalten

von Carl Friedrich Kielmeyer

Réflexions sur le suicide : suivies de la défense de la reine, publiée en anoût 1793 ; et de lettres sur les écrits et le caractère de J. J. Rousseau

par ... Stae͏̈l-Holstein

Bericht über die Ergebnisse der botanischen Excursionen bei Tilsit in den Jahren 1863-1864

von Dr. Heidenreich

Eine botanische Excursion in's Riesengebirge vom 26. bis 29. Juni 1863

Von H. R. Göppert

Ludwig Gabillon als Hagen, Rollenbild, in: Friedrich Hebbel: Die Nibelungen, Wien, 1863

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F00487

Richard Wagner, Hüftbild, St. Petersburg, 1863

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F07002

Den Manen Ihres verehrungswürdigen Lehrers Herrn Sam. Gottl. Wald ... in tiefer Ehrfurcht geweiht : am 3ten März 1828

von Albertinas trauernden Söhnen

Norman Houston OǸeill, Kniestück

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F09448

Franz Schubert, Totenschädel, Exhumation took place Oct. 13. 1863

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F11121

Erinnerung an das 40. Niederrheinische Musikfest zu Düsseldorf am 24., 25., 26. Mai 1863

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F12193

König David erhält vom Priester Abimelech die Schaubrote und das Schwert Goliaths, 1. Sam, 21.

Signatur des Originals: S 36/G02582

Die Tänzerinn Vigano, wie sie 1793. auf dem Wiener Nazionalhoftheater tanzte.

Signatur des Originals: S 36/G03706

Denkmal für kommende Geschlechter : eine genaue Schilderung der in der Gemeinde zu Gross-Kanizsa stattgehabten Feier, als deren Oberrabbiner, Hirsch B. Fassel, am 15 April 1863 das goldene Verdienstkreuz erhalten hat

Enth. außerdem: Rede von Rabbi Fassel bei der Verleihung des Verdienstkreuzes

Psychosocial influences on fruit, vegetable and milk consumption among a cohort of Houston-area 5th graders

Epidemiological evidence suggests that fruit and vegetable intake is negatively associated with the development of several chronic diseases, including heart disease, some cancers and diabetes mellitus. Inadequate consumption of milk during developmental years is associated with osteoporosis. Consumption of fruit, vegetable and milk (FVM) declines from childhood to adolescence. Adolescent eating habits persist into adulthood; thus, understanding psychosocial factors such as self-efficacy, norms and preferences, is important for developing effective interventions. Preferences, one of the most consistent correlates of fruit and vegetable consumption in children and adolescents, may mediate the relationships between self-efficacy and norms and fruit and vegetable consumption. ^ Fifth grade students from one middle school in South Texas were followed for two years. Students completed lunch food records and questionnaires assessing fruit, vegetable and milk self-efficacy and norms and fruit and vegetable preferences. Principal component analyses identified four scales: Fruit Self-Efficacy, Vegetable Self-Efficacy, Fruit and Vegetable Norms, and Milk Influences. Reliability and validity of the four scales and emerging subscales were assessed using Cronbach's alpha and consumption data, respectively. Associations between longitudinal FVM consumption and self-efficacy and norms were tested. Additionally, the influence of preferences on the relationship of self-efficacy, norms and fruit and vegetable consumption was examined. ^ Confirmatory factor analyses confirmed four scales and subscales. Internal consistency and test-retest reliabilities were acceptable. Self-efficacy and norms were related to FVM consumption and changes in fruit and high fat vegetable consumption over the two-year period. While intake over the two-year period differed statistically, eating patterns were stable. Preferences mediated the relation between fruit self-efficacy and FV norms and fruit consumption. ^ In conclusion, self-efficacy and norms about consuming FVM at school appear to influence FVM consumption. Because eating patterns were similar over the two-year period, establishing healthy eating habits in elementary school is important. While FVM self-efficacy and norms influenced FVM consumption in children, only fruit preferences mediated the relationship of fruit consumption, self-efficacy and norms. Since the influences of FVM consumption appear to differ, interventions designed to increase consumption should target these differences and consider the specificity of self-efficacy and norms. ^

South Asian immigrant cardiovascular risk assessment in Houston, Texas 2005

Background. Heart disease is the leading cause of death and stroke is the third leading cause of deaths for all people in the United States. South Asian Americans have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular diseases than native United States residents. ^ Purpose. This study examines the cardiovascular risk factors in the South Asian immigrant community residing in Southwest Houston. This study also explores the level of health insurance available to the South Asian in Houston. ^ Methods. One hundred sixty-two South Asian patients aged 18 years and older received cardiovascular screening from January 1 st, 2005 to March 31st, 2005 at Ibn Sina Community Clinic; blood pressure was measured twice in both arms after resting five minutes. Height and weight were also recorded. Demographic data was collected through personal interview (questionnaire) and blood samples were drawn to collect laboratory data. ^ Results. There were 162 eligible South Asian patients, among whom 127 (78%) participated in the study. There were no significant differences between the responders and the non-responders in terms of demographics and clinical characteristics. Laboratory data revealed a mean total cholesterol of 201 ± 34 mg/dl, 54 percent had high total cholesterol above 200 mg/dl. The mean fasting glucose was 108 ± 43 mg/dl, and body mass index (BMI) was 28 ± 4 kg/m2. The prevalence of hypertension was comparable with the general U.S. population; 38 percent of the South Asian males and 29 percent of females had hypertension. The prevalence of diabetes was also compared; 21 percent of SA males (3% for white American males) and 7 percent of SA females (2% for white American females) were found to have undiagnosed diabetes. Of the sample 12 percent had both hypertension and diabetes; 21 percent had both hypertension and high BMI, and 19 percent had hypertension and high total cholesterol levels. ^ Conclusion. The present study shows that the South Asians in this sample are at greater risk of developing cardiovascular diseases than other ethnicities. The high prevalence of hypertension, type 2 diabetes, higher total cholesterol levels with overweight and obesity, and less leisure time physical activity are important cardiovascular risk factors for South Asians population. ^