946 resultados para Mandolin Club (Jackson, Mich.)
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G. Salzberger
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von Dr. Kurt Schultze, Jena
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Objective. To explore (1) the association between "club drug" use and unprotected anal intercourse (UAI) and (2) the association between binge drug use and UAI among HIV seronegative men who have sex with men (MSM) seeking HIV/STD testing at a local clinic in Houston. ^ Study design. A sub-sample of 297 HIV seronegative MSM from a cross-sectional study of drug and sexual behavior in Houston was conducted in 2006. Patients who were seeking HIV/STD testing at a local MSM-identified STD clinic were recruited for an anonymous computer-assisted interview. Analysis of identified secondary data consisted of self-reported information about demographic characteristics, use of drugs, and sexual behaviors. ^ Results. With new and casual sex partners, there was a strong and statistically significant association between use of "club drugs" and UAI. No association between binge drug use and UAI was evident. Men aware of HIV seropositivity or unaware of the HIV serostatus of their primary partner were less likely to report UAI. ^ Conclusion. These data suggest that in the Houston area, HIV-negative MSM club drug users, particularly multiple drug users, are at higher risk of UAI than comparable MSMs who do not use club drugs. Episode-level data regarding binge use of these and other drugs, and UAI should be collected in future studies to explore their relationship. The 'new partner' category should be added to sex partner types to measure sex and drug use behaviors in future studies.^ Keywords. HIV-negative MSM; club drugs; unprotected anal intercourse; binge drug use. ^
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Homelessness is associated with high use of public services such as health care and criminal justice services. Intervention designs to reverse homelessness have broadly fallen into two categories: either standard care which employs requisitely addressing the causes of homelessness, or housing first, which emphasizes provision of permanent housing without requisitely addressing the causes of homelessness. Multiple cities have recently commenced housing first interventions. Locally, Houston’s first housing first development is the Jackson Hinds Gardens project. The purpose of this study is to analyze the public service use of residents of housing first in Houston. Residents of Jackson Hinds Gardens who have been enrolled for at least 6 months were evaluated for public service use for an equal amount of time preceding and during their residence at Jackson Hinds. Resident interactions with county health services and criminal justice entities were determined by electronic database searches; these data were supplemented by life experience interview data. Service usage values pre- and post-enrollment at Jackson Hinds Gardens were compared by paired t-test analyses. We found that ER and inpatient usage decreased following enrollment in Jackson Hinds, although these reductions were not significant. In contrast, outpatient care and number of medications significantly increased following enrollment. These analyses inform on the effects of housing first in another major city, as well as informing the ethical considerations regarding housing first versus standard care. ^
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Este proyecto desarrolla la identidad del Club Mendoza de Regatas, club deportivo emblemático de la ciudad de Mendoza. Debido a la gran envergadura edilicia de esta institución, resulta muy dificultoso poder orientarse dentro del mismo, por lo que se planteó un sistema señalético que oriente al público. A través de un trabajo de investigación se renueva su identidad visual, la que ayudará a su posicionamiento e identificación por parte de los socios y pobladores de la ciudad de Mendoza.
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The South Shetland Islands are located at the northern tip of the AP which is among the fastest warming regions on Earth. The islands are especially vulnerable to climate change due to their exposure to transient low-pressure systems and their maritime climate. Surface air temperature increases (2.5K in 50 years) are concurrent with retreating glacier fronts, an increase in melt areas, ice surface lowering and rapid break-up and disintegration of ice shelves. We have compiled a unique meteorological data set for the King George Island (KGI)/Isla 25 de Mayo, the largest of the South Shetland Islands. It comprises high-temporal resolution and spatially distributed observations of surface air temperature, wind directions and wind velocities, as well as glacier ice temperatures in profile with a fully equipped automatic weather station on the Warszawa Icefield, from November 2010 and ongoing. In combination with two long-term synoptic datasets (40 and 10 years, respectively) and NCEP/NCAR reanalysis data, we have looked at changes in the climatological drivers of the glacial melt processes, and the sensitivity of the inland ice cap with regard to winter melting periods and pressure anomalies. The analysis has revealed, a positive trend of 5K over four decades in minimum surface air temperatures for winter months, clearly exceeding the published annual mean statistics, associated to a decrease in mean monthly winter sea level pressure. This concurs with a positive trend in the Southern Annular Mode (SAM) index, which gives a measure for the strength and extension of the Antarctic vortex. We connect this trend with a higher frequency of low-pressure systems hitting the South Shetland Islands during austral winter, bringing warm and moist air masses from lower latitudes. Due to its exposure to the impact of transient synoptic weather systems, the ice cap of KGI is especially vulnerable to changes during winter glacial mass accumulation period. A revision of seasonal changes in adiabatic air temperature lapse rates and their dependency on exposure and elevation has shown a clear decoupling of atmospheric surface layers between coastal areas and the higher-elevation ice cap, showing the higher sensitivity to free atmospheric flow and synoptic changes. Observed surface air temperature lapse rates show a high variability during winter months (standard deviations up to ±1.0K/100 m), and a distinct spatial variability reflecting the impact of synoptic weather patterns. The observed advective conditions bringing warm, moist air with high temperatures and rain, lead to melt conditions on the ice cap, fixating surface air temperatures to the melting point. This paper assesses the impact of large-scale atmospheric circulation variability and climatic changes on the atmospheric surface layer and glacier mass accumulation of the upper ice cap during winter season for the Warszawa Icefield on KGI.
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Fil: Rubino, Atilio Raúl. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación. Instituto de Investigaciones en Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales (UNLP-CONICET); Argentina.
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La siguiente ponencia está enmarcada dentro del proyecto de investigación 33B104 "La relación entre los poderes públicos y los clubes de fútbol: el caso Talleres de Remedios de Escalada 1990-2012", llevado a cabo en la Universidad Nacional de Lanús. El presente trabajo abordará la crisis institucional del Club Atlético Talleres de Remedios de Escalada, un proceso que, aún de origen impreciso, puede rastrearse a comienzos de la década del 90, en el contexto de crisis socioeconómica en el marco de las denominadas políticas neoliberales. Crisis de alcance nacional que, entre varios efectos que desencadenó, produjo desequilibrios institucionales en numerosos clubes de fútbol de la Argentina. Pretendemos describir la historia de la crisis de la institución que la llevó a la quiebra en 1999, y a la vez, analizar el proceso de recuperación de la misma en el año 2008. La particularidad del caso que nos compete, radica en las características de los actores intervinientes, en las luchas de intereses, y en las circunstancias políticas, sociales y económicas que llevaron al mismo a lidiar con semejante realidad. En la crisis y resurrección de Talleres hemos podido, por lo menos por ahora, encontrar algunos lineamientos para poder comprender íntegramente las consecuencias que produjo el neoliberalismo sobre la realidad de clubes de fútbol de la Argentina
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Desde mediados del siglo XX vienen desarrollándose alianzas entre el deporte y el mercado, en Europa, para luego expandirse al resto del mundo. Si bien podemos reconocer que las relaciones mercantiles estuvieron siempre presentes en el mundo deportivo, fue a partir de este momento en que se fueron introduciendo estrategias y mecanismos propios del funcionamiento de las empresas comerciales con el objetivo de modernizar las instituciones deportivas, fortaleciendo su imagen en el plano internacional. Bajo este panorama, esta ponencia estudia la proyección mundial que ha tenido históricamente el Club Atlético Boca Juniors -una asociación deportiva centenaria pionera en la implementación del Sport Management en Argentina y reconocido exponente dentro del fútbol latinoamericano por los logros deportivos obtenidos-, para analizar la visibilización que logró en torno a la gira europea de principios del siglo XX y la posterior participación en la Copa Intercontinental del año 2000 disputada en el continente asiático. Así también, este trabajo compara las representaciones y repercusiones sociales sobre ambas situaciones deportivas, de visibilidad y proyección internacional; y aborda las estrategias modernizadoras que han implementado los dirigentes de la entidad para ubicar a la entidad como uno de los clubes de fútbol más importantes a nivel internacional
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Fil: Hang, Julia. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.