Operator and organizational maintenance manual for truck, lift, fork, EMD, solid rubber tired wheels, 4000 lbs. capacity, 144 and 180 in lift, Army model MHE 227, Allis Chalmers models ACE40AEE144 ....

"February 1975."

Installation of radio set, AN/GRC-106 IN, truck, 1/4-ton, 4 by 4, M151.

"29 April 1966."

Organizational maintenance : modem radio teletypewriter MD-522A/GRC (NSN 5815-00-919-4800).

Includes index.

Operator and organizational maintenance manual : camera, still picture KA-76A (NSN 6720-00-087-3151) and lens cones, camera, aerial reconnaissance LA-370A (NSN 6760-00-087-3736) ...

"June 1968."

Excelencias de S. Joseph, varon divino, patriarca grande ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Drunk driver and jail /

"DOT HS 806 765"--Vol. 5, p. [4] of cover.

Ensino de inovação na formação do administrador: contribuições para gestores de curso

Com o objetivo de contribuir para a gestão de negócios inovadores, este artigo investiga como a inovação é abordada nos cursos de Bacharelado em Administração. Este trabalho tem natureza qualitativa apoiada por pesquisa exploratória, com delineamento de pesquisa histórico documental, com acesso às fontes de dados primários nos bancos de dados do Ministério de Educação e Cultura e do Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística, Instituto Nacional de Estudos e Pesquisas Educacionais Anísio Teixeira. A caracterização do contexto brasileiro da inovação foi elaborada com base nos dados do Guide Innovation Index. A análise dos dados permitiu identificar os diferentes estágios do ensino de inovação nos cursos de Administração existentes no país, analisados regionalmente. Como resultados obtidos, aponta-se que, embora minimamente abordado, o tema inovação é mais frequentemente debatido nos cursos de Administração nas regiões sul e sudeste do país, que concentram o maior volume da atividade industrial do país. Este estudo conclui que o tema inovação é pouco debatido nos cursos de Administração, o que indica um espaço de oportunidade de revisão de conteúdo em compasso com as estratégias governamentais para aumento da taxa de inovação nas empresas brasileiras.

Proton pump inhibitors and the risk of fractures in older adults: a population-based retrospective cohort study

Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-06

O REAL E O IMAGINÁRIO NA IMAGEM DA TELENOVELA BRASILEIRA EXPORTADA

A telenovela se desenvolveu junto a fatos históricos da sociedade brasileira. Na medida em que servia de espaço para retratar as características de um povo que busca uma identidade, a própria telenovela ajudou a construir essa identidade nacional. Através de estudo bibliográfico buscamos dissertar sobre a imagem produzida na telenovela e re-elaborada pelo telespectador, inferindo sobre a aceitação das telenovelas brasileiras no exterior, uma vez que é um produto específico desenvolvido pela e para a sociedade brasileira. As conclusões apresentadas indicam uma relação, no plano simbólico e afetivo, entre imagem e telespectador, servindo como instrumento de reconhecimento e motivador.

SINTOMAS MENTAIS E SUPORTE SOCIAL EM PROFISSIONAIS DE ENFERMAGEM

Esta pesquisa investiga a possível correlação entre os níveis de depressão e ansiedade e a percepção de suporte social em profissionais de enfermagem em ambiente hospitalar. Utiliza-se de método descritivo exploratório de caráter quantitativo comparativo. Foram aplicados: A Escala Beck de Depressão BDI total e as subescalas S1 cognitivo-afetiva, S2 somática e de desempenho; o Inventário de Ansiedade BAI (Beck Anxiety Inventory) ; a Escala de Percepção de Suporte Social (EPSS) e questionário sócio-demográfico-clínico em 39 profissionais de enfermagem, auxiliares e técnicos de hospital particular de médio porte. Os dados da BAI revelaram uma freqüência média de 6,10 (DP=5,826) ; a BDI total, média de 7,36 (DP=5,163), com média de 4,31 (DP= 3,764) na subescala cognitivo-afetiva e média de 3,03 (DP= 2,323) na subescala somática e de desempenho. Os dados evidenciam sintomas de ansiedade em 15% dos participantes e depressão em 18%, na faixa de intensidade leve, sem comprometimento funcional significativo. O escore médio fatorial da percepção de suporte social emocional, verificado é de 2,61(DP=0,781), obtendo no suporte prático frequência média de 2,28 (DP=0,686). . Foi verificada uma relação significante positiva (P=0,004) entre os escores das escalas BAI e BDI BDIS1 e BDIS2. Por outro lado, a correlação entre a Percepção de Suporte Social Emocional e o nível de ansiedade verificado pela Escala BAI apresenta uma relação negativa e inversa com BAI e significante (P=0,022), ou seja, enquanto a percepção de suporte emocional aumenta, o escore da escala de ansiedade diminui. Também uma foi verificada uma correlação negativa inversa significante entre a Percepção de Suporte Social Emocional e o nível de depressão verificado pela escala BDI total (P=0,012), e com BDI S1 (P=0,019). A correlação entre a percepção de Suporte Social Prático e o nível de depressão verificado pela Escala BDI Total (P=0,016) e BDI S1(P=0,014) apresenta um relação negativa e inversa, significante , ou seja, enquanto a percepção de suporte social prático aumenta, o escore da escala de depressão diminui. Esses dados apontam para que a percepção de suporte social tenha efeitos mediadores na proteção de saúde, agindo como moderador do impacto negativo de possíveis condições adversas de trabalho do profissional de enfermagem.

The other on display: translation in the Ethnographic Museum

The ethnographic museum in the West has a long and troubling history. The display of 'exotic peoples' in travelling exhibitions began as early as the sixteenth century, but it was the mid and late nineteenth century that saw the great expansion of museums as sites to show artefacts collected - under anything but reputable circumstances - from what were considered the 'primitive', 'natural', or 'tribal' peoples of the world. Today the ethnographic museum is still a feature of large European cities, though faced with newly formulated dilemmas in the postcolonial world. For how can the material culture of a non-western people be collected and displayed in the West without its makers being translated into wordless and powerless objects of visual consumption? In national museums the processes of choosing, contextualizing and commentating exhibits help form national identity; in the ethnographic museum, similarly, they shape perceptions of the apparently distant Other. Like written ethnography, the museum is a 'translation of culture', with many of the associated problems traced by Talal Asad (1986). Like the written form, it has to represent the dialogic realities of cultural encounters in a fixed and intelligible form, to propose categories that define and order the material it has gathered. As the public face of academic ethnography, the museum interprets other cultures for the benefit of the general reader, and in that task museum practice, like all ethnography, operates within very specific historical and political parameters. How are museums in western Europe responding to the issues raised by critical ethnographers like James Clifford (1988), with their focus on the politics of representation? Is globalisation increasing the degree of accountability imposed on the ethnographic museum, or merely reinforcing older patterns? What opportunities and problems are raised by the use of more words - more 'translation' in the narrower sense - in ethnographic museums, and how do museums gain from introducing a reflexive and contextualizing concept of "thick translation" (Appiah 1993) into their work of interpretation?

Infection and colonization of trout eggs by Saprolegniaceae

Saprolegia diclina and Saprolegnia ferax zoospores only infected dead trout eggs, in particular eggs sited downstream of the fungi. Susceptibility of dead eggs to infection appears to be associated with nutrient loss after shocking. Living and dead eggs were colonized by hyphae of both species although the saprophyte S. ferax was the more aggressive colonizer.

Frontoparietal control of spatial attention and motor intention in human EEG

Relations between spatial attention and motor intention were investigated by means of an EEG potential elicited by shifting attention to a location in space as well as by the selection of a hand for responding. High-density recordings traced this potential to a common frontoparietal network activated by attentional orienting and by response selection. Within this network, parietal and frontal cortex were activated sequentially, followed by an anterior-to-posterior migration of activity culminating in the lateral occipital cortex. Based on temporal and polarity information provided by EEG, we hypothesize that the frontoparietal activation, evoked by directional information, updates a task-defined preparatory state by deselecting or inhibiting the behavioral option competing with the cued response side or the cued direction of attention. These results from human EEG demonstrate a direct EEG manifestation of the frontoparietal attention network previously identified in functional imaging. EEG reveals the time course of activation within this network and elucidates the generation and function of associated directing-attention EEG potentials. The results emphasize transient activation and a decision-related function of the frontoparietal attention network, contrasting with the sustained preparatory activation that is commonly inferred from neuroimaging.

Sustainable development, shock and awe? London 2012 and Civil Society

There is a disconnection between the top-down, elite, nature of sports mega-events and the ostensible redistributive and participatory sustainable development agendas staked out by BINGOs (Business-based International Non-Governmental Organizations) such as the contemporary International Olympic Committee (IOC). Focusing specifically on the London 2012 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games, we argue that, for all the environmental technology advances offered by sports mega-events, their dominant model remains one of a hollowed-out form of sustainable development. Despite significant technical and methodological innovations in environmental stewardship, the development model of the London Olympics remains predicated on the satisfaction of transnational investment flows. We discuss what this means for claims about the staging of a ‘green’ Olympic Games.

Protestantism, nation and diaspora in Imperial Germany

This article examines the close connection between Protestantism and nationalism in Imperial Germany within a transnational context. In the years before 1914, the Prussian State Church in particular strengthened the legal and organisational framework for an increasing number of diaspora congregations to become attached. These acted as an important vehicle to embed the nationalist rhetoric produced within the Reich into emigrants' notions of belonging. Whilst previous scholarship has noted this connection in general, the article sheds more detailed light on the mechanics and structure, but also on the limits, of this process. Feedback processes from periphery to centre, in turn, had an impact on German national identity construction as that of a nation that was not confined to state borders. Applying a constructionist theoretical framework, the contested question of whether the heterogeneity of Germans abroad allows for the application of the diaspora concept is answered affirmatively.