Dzieje Żydów w Krakowie i na Kazimierzu (1304 - 1868)

Majer Bałaban

Der Prozess Eisenmengers und seiner Erben mit der jüdischen Gemeinde in Frankfurt a. M. : 1700 - 1773 ; nach der Monatsschrift f. Geschichte u. Wissenschaft d. Judenthums Aug. - Oct. 1869, bearb.

von E. Kelchner

Bericht über die Vertheilung von Nutz- und Zierpflanzen-Samen und Obst-Edelreiser im Frühjahr 1869

anonym

Notizen über die Wirkung der letztvergangenen beiden Winter 1869/70 und 1870/71 auf die Vegetation in den Gärten Sr. Durchlaucht des Herzogs von Ratibor zu Rauden O./S.

Von Hof-Gärtner W. Peicker

Einiges über die nachttheiligen Wirkungen der beiden Winter 1869/70 und 1870/71 auf die Vegetation

Von Baumgärtner C. Pfeiffer

Malaboch or notes from my diary on the Boer Campaign of 1894 against the Chief Malaboch of Blaauwberg, district Zoutpansberg which is app. a synopsis of the Johannesburg crisis of 1896

by Colin Rae

Zur Erinnerung an Hermann Baerwald, Direktor der Realschule der israel. Gemeinde (Philanthropin), 1869-1899, ...

[S. Adler]

Gustav Hölzel als Beckmesser, Rollenbild, in: Richard Wagner: Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, München, 1868

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F00818

Bernhard Rüthling als Marquis von Posa, Rollenbild. in: Friedrich Schiller: Don Carlos, Infant von Spanien, 1868

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F01702

Richard Wagner, Ganzfigurbildnis, Triebschen bei Luzern, 1868

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F07003

In diesem Hause, Niebuhrstrasse 30 (früher Kessenicherweg) zu Bonn wohnte Brahms im Sommer 1868 und legte die letzte Hand sein "Deutsches Requiem".

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F08278

Religiöse Erinnerungen an Possenhofen : von dem Werthe der menschlichen Seele ; Vortrag gehalten am dritten Sonntag nach Pfingsten 1868 in der herzoglichen Schloßkapelle

von Josephus Sutor

Die Dirigenten der Niederrheinischen Musikfeste, Gedenkblatt zur 50jährigen Jubelfeier, Coeln, Pfingsten am 31. Mai 1868

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F12192

Der Abschiedsruf des Versöhnungstages : Predigt gehalten am Schlussabend des Versöhnungstages (1869) im israelitischen Tempel zu Kojetein

von Adolf Brüll

Get ur 60: A social marketing campaign to promote and facilitate physical activity among Central Texas middle school students

If allowed to continue unabated, the obesity epidemic may lead to the first decline in life expectancy in the developed world (Olshansky et al., 2005). Similar to the relationship between smoking habits in youth and adulthood, obesogenic dietary and physical activity habits in childhood may persist into adulthood (Kelder et al., 2002). Teaching children how to establish healthy eating habits and activity levels, as well as providing them the necessary resources to internalize and maintain these behaviors, may be the key to curbing this epidemic.^ A school-based obesity prevention approach is advantageous for many reasons including exposure to large captive audiences, reduced costs of sustainability and long-term maintenance, and generalizability of models and results across multiple populations. The effectiveness of school-based programs has been researched over the past 20 years, with promising results.^ Social marketing is a program-planning process that “facilitates the acceptance, rejection, modification, abandonment, or maintenance of particular behaviors” (Grier & Bryant, 2005). Social marketing has been shown to be effective in a variety of public health applications including improving diet, increasing physical activity, and preventing substance abuse. It is hypothesized that social marketing could further enhance the effectiveness of the Coordinated Approach To Child Health (CATCH) Central Texas Middle School Project, a school-based obesity prevention program.^ The development, implementation, and initial evaluation of the get ur 60 campaign, to promote the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommended sixty minutes of daily activity, is described in this paper. Various components of the get ur 60 campaign were assessed to evaluate the effectiveness of the campaign during the first semester of implementation. At the end of the spring semester focus groups were held to collect student reactions to the first semester of the get ur 60 campaign.^ The initial results from the first semester of get ur 60 have demonstrated that the campaign as designed was feasible to implement, accepted at all intervention schools, and resulted in a measure of success. ^