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Carrying Capacity in the Great Lakes National Parks
No full textThis paper explores the concept of carrying capacity as applied to recreation management in the Great Lakes national parks. Carrying capacity is defined as the threshold of use beyond which the impacts of visitor activity exceed acceptable levels. Heberlein categorizes carrying capacity into four types—physical, facilities, ecological, and social—each with distinct management implications. While ecological capacity has historically received the most attention, the author argues that social capacity, which considers the quality of visitor experience, is often more critical and overlooked. Using analogies such as sports games, Heberlein emphasizes that different recreational activities have different optimal group sizes and encounter thresholds. He advocates for strategies such as activity separation, informed visitor choice, and differentiated park zones to manage these capacities effectively. By identifying preferred and tolerable levels of visitor interaction and structuring opportunities accordingly, park managers can better preserve both natural resources and recreational experiences. The author concludes that thoughtful, low-cost interventions based on understanding user expectations can enhance park use without requiring major resource investments
"Arendt": a moving biography between love, evil and love, \u27the return\u27
No full textEssa é uma resenha do livro "Arendt: Entre o amor e o mal: uma biografia" (2021), a autora é a filosofa Ann Heberlein. This is a review of the book "Arendt: Between Love and Evil: A Biography" (2021), the author is the philosopher Ann Heberlein.
4 Eye Development in Drosophila: Formation of the Eye Field and Control of Differentiation
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Rushlight: 2019 Spring
No full textCamera flash while caught mid-chew / Christina Smith -- The Moon is a Black Woman (Acrylic Paint) / Angel Bird -- Girl Seeking God / Petra -- The Frozen Leaf /Christopher Stack -- Fern Fantasy (Photography) / Lily Fiore -- rose-colored sky / Sydney Evans -- Pitchforks /Shannon Connolly -- Untitled (Photography) / Maia Hay -- Intentionally Random (Ink) / Bailey DeBiase -- Untitled / Faheem Dyer -- Temptress (Pen and Photoshop) / Gracie Vicente -- serve god, love me, and mend / Mazie Starratt -- Wilted / Emily Gray -- A Love Poem / Anonymous -- Salvation in a Highway Motel (Photography) / Caroline Chaffiotte -- A Poet’s Sunrise /Christopher Stack -- The Stories of Strangers / Gracie Vicente -- Traveling Monster (Pen and Marker) / Timothy McCormack -- hot takes from the Target changing room / Christina Smith -- A Grievance from One Burdened by the Knowledge of an Ever Present Sense of Oblivion / Caroline Chaffiotte -- The Anatomy Lesson / Hannah McIssac -- Tchaikovsky (Photography) / Nadia Joan -- I wandered lonely as a fish / Rebecca Spadacenta -- Rule: Night Bed Start Prowl Floor / Caroline Fournier Dyhrberg -- epiphany at noon (Watercolor and Pen) / Emily Gray -- to the person looking at the same painting that i am right now / Mazie Starratt -- Canty Bay (Photography) / Maia Hay -- Continental Drift / Eliza Browning -- The Matador’s Lament / Eli Teitelman -- Nautilus (Pen and Ink) / Min Bae -- Seagrass / Eric R. Pfeiffer -- Essential Foundations / Shannon Connolly -- King’s Sunset / Sierra Proft -- Cloud Creator / Jessica Heberlein -- a poem for the mist and my morning tea / Emily Gray -- Lost in Thought? (Relief Printmaking) / Bhavika Dugar -- The Streets of Quebec / Gracie Vicente -- Sana, Sana, Culito de Rana... / Tessa Demko -- Almost Like Home (Ink) / Bailey DeBaise -- field notes / Sydney EvansWheaton College (Norton, MA) student literary magazine.camera flash while caught mid-chewThe Moon is a Black Woman (Acrylic Paint)Girl Seeking GodThe Frozen LeafFern Fantasy (Photograph)rose-colored skyPitchforksUntitled (photograph)Intentionally Random (Ink)UntitledTemptress (Pen and Photoshop)serve god, love me, and mendWiltedA Love PoemSalvation in a Highway Motel (Photography)A Poet's SunriseThe Stories of StrangersTraveling Monster (Pen and Marker)hot takes from the Target changing roomA Grievance from One Burdened by the Knowledge of an Ever Present Sense of OblivonThe Anatomy LessonTchaikovsky (Photograph)I wandered lonely as a fishRule: Night Bed Start Prowl Floorepiphany at noon (Watercolor and Pen)to the person looking at the same painting i am right nowCanty Bay (Photograph)Continental DriftThe Matador's LamentNautilus (Pen and Ink)SeagrassEssential FoundationsKing's SecretCloud Creatora poem for the mist and my morning teaLost in Thought? (Relief Printmaking)The Streets of QuebecSana, Sana, Culito de Rana...Almost Like Home (Ink)field note
The Effects of CenteringPregnancy Group Prenatal Care on Postpartum Visit Attendance and Contraception Use
No full textWe examined whether Medicaid-enrolled women in CenteringPregnancy group prenatal care had 23 higher rates of postpartum visit attendance and postpartum uptake of contraceptives, compared to women in individual prenatal care
Driving Access, Health Equity, and Innovation in Maternal Healthcare through Medicaid
No full textProviding insurance coverage and minimizing coverage disruptions are important pieces of the policy puzzle to help reduce maternal morbidity and mortality. Because Medicaid covers so many pregnancies in the United States, finding ways to promote equitable access to quality healthcare through Medicaid is critical to improving maternal health for many low-income women, women in rural areas, and women of color.Published in he Practical Playbook III. Edited by: Dorothy Cilenti, Alisahah Jackson, Natalie D. Hernandez, Lindsey Yates, Sarah Verbiest, J. Lloyd Michener, and Brian C. Castrucci, Oxford University Press. © de Beaumont Foundation 2024</p
Performing Under Pressure: Annual Findings of a 50-State Survey of Eligibility, Enrollment, Renewal, and Cost-Sharing Policies in Medicaid and CHIP, 2011-2012
No full textAnalyzes findings on state trends in maintaining or expanding eligibility for public coverage and improving enrollment and renewal procedures. Highlights some states' expansion of Medicaid eligibility and the use of technology to achieve efficiencies
Holding Steady, Looking Ahead: Annual Findings of a 50-State Survey of Eligibility Rules, Enrollment and Renewal Procedures, and Cost Sharing Practices in Medicaid and CHIP, 2010-2011
No full textAnalyzes findings on state trends in maintaining or expanding eligibility for public coverage and improving enrollment and renewal procedures. Highlights the challenges of developing the Web-based eligibility systems required under healthcare reform
