Men in horse-drawn buggies & carts (incl. one for State Street Bakery!) on State Street in front of the Law Building & University Hall, 1873

On verso: Randall; 220 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich.

The life and times of Wm. Lyon Mackenzie.

Mode of access: Internet.

A selection of leading cases in equity, with notes : intended to form a companion volume to Shirley's "Leading cases in the common law" /

Includes index.

A treatise on the law of instructions to juries in civil and criminal cases : with forms of instructions approved by the courts /

Includes index.

Report to the President and the Congress.

Mode of access: Internet.

Report to the President and the Congress.

Mode of access: Internet.

Collective bargaining in the Pacific Coast pulp and paper industry

Bibliographical footnotes.

An automated system for the measurement of internal friction.

Mode of access: Internet.

El Amrah and Abydos, 1899-1901, /

"Special extra publication of the Egypt exploration fund."

Lo masivo ante lo diferente : Rituales de interacción y energía emocional en el segmento radial "Da para darse"

Desde el estudio clásico de Bajtin se considera que el sexo es un tópico fuerte de las culturas populares. Este trabajo presenta avances de una investigación en curso sobre el segmento radial "Da para darse" del programa Perros de la calle en FM Metro de Buenos Aires. En él, una persona llama a la radio porque quiere tener sexo ("darse") con otra persona, la cual es llamada en vivo sin saber que está saliendo al aire, y tras conversar con el oyente puede acceder o no. Los datos fueron grabados digitalmente de 17 programas (alrededor de 60 "casos") entre junio y diciembre de 2009, totalizando más de 9 horas de audio, desgrabados y codificados íntegramente. Siguiendo la "teoría de los rituales de interacción" de Randall Collins, esta ponencia se centra en dos categorías emergentes del análisis: las respuestas de lo masivo, encarnado en los conductores, primero, ante "casos" homosexuales o bisexuales; y segundo, ante participantes-"otros" en términos de clase (un joven de clases populares) y procedencia (un cordobés muy excéntrico). La teoría de los rituales de interacción, aunque parecería orientarse a encuentros cara-a-cara, prueba ser útil para analizar este tipo de usos sociales de los medios masivos de comunicación

Wnt/β-catenin Signaling Regulates Regeneration in Diverse Tissues of the Zebrafish

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-06

Acceptability of short term neo-adjuvant androgen deprivation in patients with locally advanced prostate cancer

Purpose: To determine the acceptability of short term neo-adjuvant maximal androgen deprivation (MAD) to patients treated with external beam radiation for locally advanced prostate cancer. Methods: Between 1996 and 2000, 818 patients with locally advanced, but non-metastatic, prostate cancer were entered into a randomised clinical trial (TROG 96.01), which compared radiation treatment alone with the same radiation treatment and 3 or 6 months neo-adjuvant MAD with goserelin and flutamide. Relevant symptoms, and how troublesome they were to the patient, were scored using a self-assessment questionnaire. This was completed by the patient at registration, and at specified times during and after treatment. Patients taking flutamide had liver function tests checked at regular intervals. Results: All patients have completed at least 12 months follow-up after treatment. Nearly all patients completed planned treatment with goserelin, but 27% of patients in the 6-month MAD treatment arm, and 20% in the 3-month arm, had to stop flutamide early. This was mainly due to altered liver function (up to 17% patients) and bowel side effects (up to 8% patients). However, although flutamide resulted in more bowel symptoms for patients on MAD, there was significant reduction in some urinary symptoms on this treatment. Acute bowel and urinary side effects at the end of radiation treatment were similar in all treatment arms. Side effect severity was unrelated to radiation target volume size, which was reduced by MAD, but symptomatology prior to any treatment was a powerful predictor. Of the 36% of patients who were sexually active before any treatment, the majority became inactive whilst on MAD. However, sexual activity at 12 months after radiation treatment was similar in all treatment arms, indicating that the effects of short term MAD on sexual function are reversible. Conclusion: Despite temporary effects on sexual activity, and compliance difficulties with flutamide, short-term neo-adjuvant MAD was not perceived by patients to be a major inconvenience. If neo-adjuvant MAD in the way tested can be demonstrated to lead to improved biochemical control and/or survival, then patients would view these therapeutic gains as worthwhile. Compliance with short-term goserelin was excellent, confirming that LH-RH analogues have a potential role in more long-term adjuvant treatment. However, for more protracted androgen deprivation, survival advantages and deleterious effects need to be assessed in parallel, in order to determine the optimal duration of treatment. (C) 2003 Elsevier Ireland Ltd. All fights reserved.

Direct restorative materials use in Australia in 2002

Background: This study aimed to determine the reasons for dentists' choice of materials, in particular amalgam and resin composite, in Australia. Method: A questionnaire was developed to elicit this information. The names and addresses of 1000 dentists in Australia were selected at random. The questionnaire was mailed to these dentists with an explanatory letter and reply-paid envelope. Results: A total of 560 replies were received. Regarding choice of material, 99 per cent of respondents cited clinical indication as an influencing factor, although patients' aesthetic demands (99 per cent), patients' financial situation (82 per cent), and lecturers' suggestions (72 per cent) were also reported to influence respondents' choice of materials. Twelve per cent of respondents used composite 'always', 29 per cent 'often', 32 per cent 'sometimes', 23 per cent 'seldom' and 4 per cent 'never' in extensive load-bearing cavities in molar teeth. For composite restorations in posterior teeth, 84 per cent 'always', 'often' or 'sometimes' used the total etch technique, 84 per cent used a thick glass-ionomer layer and 36 per cent never used rubber dam. Fifty-nine per cent of respondents reported a decreased use of amalgam over the previous five years. Sixty-eight per cent of respondents agreed with the statement 'discontinuation of amalgam restricts a dentist's ability to adequately treat patients'. Seventy-five per cent considered that the growth in the use of composites increased the total cost of oral health care. Conclusions: Of the respondents from Australia 73 per cent place large composite restorations in molar teeth and their choice of material is influenced greatly by clinical indications, and patients' aesthetic demands.

Gene expression in profiling in individual cases reveals consistent transcriptional changes in alcoholic human brain

Chronic alcohol exposure induces lasting behavioral changes, tolerance, and dependence. This results, at least partially, from neural adaptations at a cellular level. Previous genome-wide gene expression studies using pooled human brain samples showed that alcohol abuse causes widespread changes in the pattern of gene expression in the frontal and motor cortices of human brain. Because these studies used pooled samples, they could not determine variability between different individuals. In the present study, we profiled gene expression levels of 14 postmortem human brains (seven controls and seven alcoholic cases) using cDNA microarrays (46 448 clones per array). Both frontal cortex and motor cortex brain regions were studied. The list of genes differentially expressed confirms and extends previous studies of alcohol responsive genes. Genes identified as differentially expressed in two brain regions fell generally into similar functional groups, including metabolism, immune response, cell survival, cell communication, signal transduction and energy production. Importantly, hierarchical clustering of differentially expressed genes accurately distinguished between control and alcoholic cases, particularly in the frontal cortex.