[Informe de sondeo de mercadeo y asesorías técnicas y en diseño prestada en San Sebastián (Lorica-Córdoba)].

28 hojas : ilustraciones.

Fortalecimiento de la actividad artesanal para familias vinculadas al programa de desarrollo alternativo - PDA en los Municipios de Sibundoy, Santiago, Colón y San Francisco en el Departamento de Putumayo y en el Municipio de Santa Marta en el Departamento del Magadalen : informe final.

286 hojas : ilustraciones, fotografías.

Fortalecimiento de la actividad artesanal para familias vinculadas al programa de desarrollo alternativo - PDA en los Municipios de Sibundoy, Santiago, Colón y San Francisco en el Departamento de Putumayo y en el Municipio de Santa Marta en el Departamento del Magdalena : informe Expoartesanías 2007.

12 hojas.

Diseño, producción y comercialización de productos artesanales elaborados en fique en los municipios de San Gil, Aratoca y Curití en el departamento de Santander.

11 hojas.

Referencia nacional de tejeduría capítulo caña flecha, resguardo Zenú San Andrés de Sotavento = National reference weaving chapter weaving in caña flecha resguardo Zenú San Andrés de Sotovento.

12 hojas.

Muestras de las Cuadrillas Folclóricas de San Matin en la inauguración de la primera Expoartesnías en 1991.

Cinco Fotografías en blanco y negro.

Exhibición de ventas permanentes de artesanías en la Variante de San Jacinto.

3 hojas : ilustraciones, fotografías

Ilustraciones de figuras en miniatura, ánfora elaborada en arcilla y artesanas del corregimiento de San Sebastían - Lorica - Córdoba.

7 hojas : ilustraciones, fotografías

C 172 INST-D 2013. 353 Muestras de bisutería y productos decorativos de réplicas precolombinas talladas en piedra en altorelieve (San Agustín - Huila.

7 fotografías a color.

C 173 INST-D 2013. 354 Esculturas talladas en piedra de réplicas precolombinas (San Agustín - Huila).

18 fotografías a color.

C 174 INST-D 2013. 355 Réplicas talladas en piedra de esculturas precolombinas (San Agustín - Huila)

5 fotografías a color.

Christology in the Epistle to the Hebrews: Martin Luther's Reception of John Chrysostom

Throughout the history of the Church, the Epistle to the Hebrews has been one of the most puzzling letters in the Canon, particularly regarding the implications of understanding the person of Jesus Christ. John Chrysostom, an important patristic writer, is acknowledged to have made significant contributions to the exegesis of this letter. Chrysostom's thought became the norm for traditional thinking and interpretation of this letter in the Middle Ages. Martin Luther's reception of Chrysostom's Homilies on Hebrews presents a unique interpretation that some scholars may describe as the "Reformation Discovery" on Hebrews. In tracing Luther's reception and appropriation of Chrysostom's exegesis of the letter to the Hebrews, there is a noticeable and significant shift in Christological interpretation. Whether or not these modifications were necessary is a matter of debate; however, they do reflect Luther's contextual and existential questions regarding faith, Christ and knowledge of God, which is evident in his Lectures on Hebrews.

Nurturing Change: Lilly Martin Spencer's Images of Children

This dissertation is the first full-length study to concentrate on American genre painter Lilly Martin Spencer's images of children, which constituted nearly one half of her saleable production during the height of her artistic career from 1848 to 1869. At this time, many young parents received advice regarding child rearing through books and other publications, having moved away from their families of origin in search of employment. These literatures, which gained in popularity from the 1830s onward, focused on spiritual, emotional, and disciplinary matters. My study considers four major themes from the period's writing on child nurture that changed over time, including depravity and innocence, parent/child bonding, standards of behavior and moral rectitude, and children's influence on adults. It demonstrates how Spencer's paintings, prints, and drawings featuring children supported and challenged these evolving ideologies, helping to shed light not only on the artist's reception of child-rearing advice, but also on its possible impact on her middle-class audience, to whom she closely catered. In four chapters, I investigate Spencer's images of sleeping children as visual equivalents of contemporary consolation literature during a time of high infant and child mortality rates; her paintings of parent/child interaction as promoting separation from mothers and emotional bonding with fathers; her prints of mischievous children as both considering changing ideals about children's behavior and comforting Anglo-American citizens afraid of what they saw as threatening minority groups; and her pictures with Civil War and Reconstruction subject matter as contending with the popular concept of the moral utility of children. By framing my interpretations of Spencer's output around key issues in the period's dynamic child-nurture literature, I advance new comprehensive readings of many of her most well-known paintings, including Domestic Happiness, Fi, Fo, Fum!, and The Pic Nic or the Fourth of July. I also consider work often overlooked by other art historians, but which received acclaim in Spencer's own time, including the lithographs of children made after her designs, and the allegorical painting Truth Unveiling Falsehood. Significantly, I provide the first in-depth analysis of a newly rediscovered Reconstruction-era painting, The Home of the Red, White, and Blue.

Cross-sectional study of 168 patients with hepatorenal tyrosinaemia and implications for clinical practice

Background: Hepatorenal tyrosinaemia (Tyr 1) is a rare inborn error of tyrosine metabolism. Without treatment, patients are at high risk of developing acute liver failure, renal dysfunction and in the long run hepatocellular carcinoma. The aim of our study was to collect cross-sectional data. Methods. Via questionnaires we collected retrospective data of 168 patients with Tyr 1 from 21 centres (Europe, Turkey and Israel) about diagnosis, treatment, monitoring and outcome. In a subsequent consensus workshop, we discussed data and clinical implications. Results: Early treatment by NTBC accompanied by diet is essential to prevent serious complications such as liver failure, hepatocellular carcinoma and renal disease. As patients may remain initially asymptomatic or develop uncharacteristic clinical symptoms in the first months of life newborn mass screening using succinylacetone (SA) as a screening parameter in dried blood is mandatory for early diagnosis. NTBC-treatment has to be combined with natural protein restriction supplemented with essential amino acids. NTBC dosage should be reduced to the minimal dose allowing metabolic control, once daily dosing may be an option in older children and adults in order to increase compliance. Metabolic control is judged by SA (below detection limit) in dried blood or urine, plasma tyrosine (<400 μM) and NTBC-levels in the therapeutic range (20-40 μM). Side effects of NTBC are mild and often transient. Indications for liver transplantation are hepatocellular carcinoma or failure to respond to NTBC. Follow-up procedures should include liver and kidney function tests, tumor markers and imaging, ophthalmological examination, blood count, psychomotor and intelligence testing as well as therapeutic monitoring (SA, tyrosine, NTBC in blood). Conclusion: Based on the data from 21 centres treating 168 patients we were able to characterize current practice and clinical experience in Tyr 1. This information could form the basis for clinical practice recommendations, however further prospective data are required to underpin some of the recommendations.