29 research outputs found
Valoracion de indicadores de calidad para el dise?o e implementacion de tecnologias de manejo en luvisoles de la zona norte de la provincia de Las Tunas (Cuba)
No full textUm Estudo comparado das relações ambientais de mulheres da floresta do Vale do Guaporé (Brasil) e do Mayombe (Angola) - 1980 - 2010
No full textTese (doutorado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas. Programa de Pós-Graduação em HistóriaEste estudo objetiva discutir como as mulheres negras da floresta do vale do Guaporé/Rondônia, na Amazônia brasileira, e do Mayombe, na Província de Cabinda, Angola, se relacionam com o meio ambiente constituindo modos de vidas específicos e formas de poder a partir de seus conhecimentos ancestrais. Tanto os modos de vida como tudo mais que decorre entende-se serem constituídos historicamente nas suas culturas. O período de estudo abrange de 1980 a 2010. A análise foi centrada nos dois lados do oceano Atlântico considerando perspectivas da história comparada, estabelecendo conexões entre contextos em ambientes de florestas tropicais, procurando perceber as similitudes, as diferenças, as permanências e as mudanças nas práticas socioculturais destes povos, considerando que as populações negras que habitam o vale do Guaporé sejam provenientes de Angola ou de outros lugares da África Central. Procura-se discutir as relações de gênero presentes nas práticas culturais de mulheres e homens que habitam as florestas tropicais na utilização dos recursos naturais. O trabalho de campo foi realizado nas comunidades quilombolas do vale do Guaporé e nas aldeias do Mayombe, ocasião em que se participou de suas práticas cotidianas e fizeram-se várias entrevistas com mulheres e homens, pois este estudo privilegia as fontes orais, construindo um texto dialógico com as falas e interpretações das pessoas entrevistadas, a interpretação da autora e de vários estudiosos que trabalham esta temática. O principal traço comum entre a população do Guaporé e do Mayombe é o extrativismo, aliado à agricultura de subsistência. No Guaporé as mulheres são consideradas como "ajudantes" dos homens e no Mayombe elas são as principais responsáveis pelo desenvolvimento desta atividade agrícola e pela alimentação da família.This study intends to discuss how black women from Vale do Guapore Forest, Rondônia, in Brazilian Amazon, and women from Mayombe, in Cabinda Province, Angola, relate to the environment, establishing specific ways of life and forms of power through their ancestral knowledge. The ways of lives as well as everything else which follows it are understood to be constituted historically in their cultures. The period of study extends from 1980 to 2010. The analysis was centred on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean considering comparative history perspectives, establishing connections amongst rainforest environment contexts, aiming to perceive similarities, differences, permanencies and changes in these people´s sociocultural practices, considering that black population who inhabit Vale do Guapore are from Angola or from other sites in Central Africa. This paper aims to discuss gender relations present in women´s and men´s cultural practices who inhabit rainforests for the use of natural resources. Field research took place in quilombola communities in vale do Guapore and in Mayombe villages, occasion in which there was participation in their daily practices and several interviews were made with women and men, because this study privileges oral sources, constructing a text based on dialogues containing reports and interpretations from the interviewed people, the interpretation from the author and from researches who study this subject. The main common feature between Guapore population and that of Mayombe is extractive activities associated with subsistence farming. In Guapore women are considered as men´s "help" and in Mayombe they are the main responsible for the development of farming activity and for providing the family
Raízes integralistas da teoria tridimensional do direito: história das ideias de Miguel Reale (1933-1953)
No full textDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Ciências Jurídicas, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Direito, Florianópolis, 2014.Este trabalho narra a história das ideias jurídicas de Miguel Reale, jurista e filósofo brasileiro, desde sua adesão ao Integralismo (1933) até a publicação de ?Filosofia do Direito? (1953). A pesquisa centrou-se na interpretação das ?Memórias? do autor (1987), em cotejo com suas obras sobre Integralismo, Teoria do Direito, Teoria do Estado, Filosofia Política e Filosofia do Direito. Também foi realizada pesquisa empírica sobre o diário integralista ?Acção?, dirigido por Reale de 1936 a 1938, cujos exemplares encontram-se microfilmados no Arquivo Público do Estado de São Paulo. As trajetórias intelectual e política do autor foram analisadas conjuntamente, mediante métodos da historiografia e da sociologia dos intelectuais, apoiados nas categorias analíticas de Michel Foucault e Pierre Bourdieu.Abstract : This work is a historical narrative about juridical ideas of Professor Miguel Reale, a brasilian jurist and philosopher, from the time he became involved with the political movement known as ?Integralismo? (1933) until the publication of ?Filosofia do Direito? (1953). This research was based on my interpretation of Reale?s memories (?Memórias?, from 1987), in comparison with his works about ?Integralismo?, Theory of Law, Theory of State, Political Philosophy and Philosophy of Law. In adition to this, it contains an empirical research about ?Acção?, an integralist newspaper directed by Reale between 1936 and 1938. Nowadays, this material is microfilmed in the ?Arquivo Público do Estado de São Paulo?, the State of São Paulo?s Public Archive. The intellectual and political trajectories of the author were analyzed altogether, through the methods of historiography and sociology of intellectuals. Some analytical categories created by Michel Foucault and Pierre Bourdieu were used to achieve this purpose
Diagnóstico ambiental inicial en cultivos de tomate bajo condiciones protegidas en la región del alto Ricaurte en Boyacá según la GTC 93.
No full textEl sector agroindustrial presenta una serie de problemas ambientales entre los que se destaca la inadecuada gestión de los residuos sólidos. Sumado a esto, la mayoría de los municipios de Boyacá son de carácter agrícola y en la ruralidad los servicios de aseo no tienen cobertura. Todo esto, hace que los invernaderos de Tomate no sean la excepción, pues sus actividades ocasionan cambios de uso del suelo, generación de residuos sólidos mayoritariamente plásticos (bolsas, envases, pesticidas, entre otros) y de naturaleza orgánica, que transforman el paisaje, irrumpen los cauces, afectan la disposición en rellenos sanitarios y emiten gases de efecto invernadero, por el uso de tecnologías inadecuadas.
De esta manera, y con el fin de mitigar los daños ambientales se planteó una RAI siguiendo la GTC 93. La RAI se llevó a cabo en Asoagropetin, Soprainfa SAT y en tomates de Santa Sofía, en la Región del Alto Ricaurte de los municipios de Tinjacá, Sáchica y Santa Sofía Boyacá y de las cuales se estudiaron 12 unidades productivas en total.Universidad Libre Seccional Socorro -- Facultad de Ingenierías y Ciencias Agropecuarias -- Ingeniería AmbientalThe agro-industrial sector presents a series of environmental problems, among which the inadequate management of solid waste stands out. Added to this, most of the municipalities in Boyacá are agricultural in nature and in rural areas, sanitation services do not have coverage. All this makes tomato greenhouses no exception, since their activities cause changes in land use, generation of mostly plastic solid waste (bags, containers, pesticides, among others) and of an organic nature, which transform the landscape, they break the channels, affect the disposal in sanitary landfills and emit greenhouse gases, due to the use of inadequate technologies.
In this way, and in order to mitigate environmental damage, a RAI was proposed following GTC 93. The RAI was carried out in Asoagropetin, Soprainfa SAT and in Tomates de Santa Sofía, in the Alto Ricaurte Region of the municipalities of Tinjacá, Sáchica and Santa Sofía Boyacá and of which 12 productive units were studied in total
Empowering Latina scientists
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Evaluation of Nutritional Practices in the Critical Care Patient (The ENPIC Study): Does Nutrition Really Affect ICU Mortality?
No full textBackground & aims: The importance of artificial nutritional therapy is underrecognized, typically being considered an adjunctive rather than a primary therapy. We aimed to evaluate the influence of nutritional therapy on mortality in critically ill patients. Methods: This multicenter prospective observational study included adult patients needing artificial nutritional therapy for >48 h if they stayed in one of 38 participating intensive care units for >= 72 h between April and July 2018. Demographic data, comorbidities, diagnoses, nutritional status and therapy (type and details for <= 14 days), and outcomes were registered in a database. Confounders such as disease severity, patient type (e.g., medical, surgical or trauma), and type and duration of nutritional therapy were also included in a multivariate analysis, and hazard ratios (HRs) and 95% confidence intervals (95% CIs) were reported. Results: We included 639 patients among whom 448 (70.1%) and 191 (29.9%) received enteral and parenteral nutrition, respectively. Mortality was 25.6%, with non-survivors having the following char-acteristics: older age; more comorbidities; higher Sequential Organ Failure Assessment (SOFA) scores (6.6 +/- 3.3 vs 8.4 +/- 3.7; P < 0.001); greater nutritional risk (Nutrition Risk in the Critically Ill [NUTRIC] score: 3.8 +/- 2.1 vs 5.2 +/- 1.7; P < 0.001); more vasopressor requirements (70.4% vs 83.5%; P=0.001); and more renal replacement therapy (12.2% vs 23.2%; P=0.001). Multivariate analysis showed that older age (HR: 1.023; 95% CI: 1.008-1.038; P=0.003), higher SOFA score (HR: 1.096; 95% CI: 1.036-1.160; P=0.001), higher NUTRIC score (HR: 1.136; 95% CI: 1.025-1.259; P=0.015), requiring parenteral nutrition after starting enteral nutrition (HR: 2.368; 95% CI: 1.168-4.798; P=0.017), and a higher mean Kcal/Kg/day intake (HR: 1.057; 95% CI: 1.015-1.101; P=0.008) were associated with mortality. By contrast, a higher mean protein intake protected against mortality (HR: 0.507; 95% CI: 0.263-0.977; P=0.042). Conclusions: Old age, higher organ failure scores, and greater nutritional risk appear to be associated with higher mortality. Patients who need parenteral nutrition after starting enteral nutrition may represent a high-risk subgroup for mortality due to illness severity and problems receiving appropriate nutritional therapy. Mean calorie and protein delivery also appeared to influence outcomes. (C) 2021 The Author(s). Published by Elsevier Ltd on behalf of European Society for Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism
San Francisco State Distance Carnival hosted by San Francisco State University; April 1-2, 2016
No full textTrack & Field meet statisticsHead Coach: Kyle KeplerTrack & FieldFour Utes recorded personal bests.Leading the way in the 5,000 was redshirt senior Kate Stringfellow. Stringfellow recorded a personal best time of 17:06.08 to place 19th overall. Accompanying Stringfellow was sophomore Shaylen Crook and senior Jocelyn Todd. Crook ran personal best time of 17:11.73 for 25th and Todd placed 45th with a time of 17:36.06. Representing Utah in the 1500 and 800-meter races was sophomores Sadie Wassum and Dakota Grossman. Wassum placed 39th in the 800 (2:18.78) and 41st in the 1500 (4:42.12). Grossman earned 49th in the 800 (2:20.11) and 43rd in the 1500 (4:42.20). Recording a personal best in the 3,000-meter steeple was junior Dana Snell. Snell recorded a time of 11:17.02 to capture 37th overall.Red Cap Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER Page 1 SF State Distance Carnival - 4/1/2016 to 4/2/2016 San Francisco State University (Cox Stadium) Results Women 800 Meter Run =================================================================== Name Year School Finals H# =================================================================== Finals 1 Tamara Perez SO Alaska Anchorage 2:11.01 2 2 Ana Rosa Gómez Velazquez Esc Tepatitlan 2:11.57 1 3 Jenna Wesley SR Uab 2:11.77 1 4 Sophie Dodd JR Simon Fraser 2:12.15 4 5 Kelsey Ross JR Central Michigan 2:12.58 1 6 Sidney Reilly SO Byu 2:12.78 1 7 Suzie Van De Grift SO Western Oregon 2:12.89 2 8 Jenny Guibert JR North Dakota State 2:13.24 1 9 Bailey Henshaw SR Unattached 2:13.28 1 10 Chynna Phan SO Seattle Pacific 2:13.32 1 11 Bailey Beeson SR Western Oregon 2:13.38 2 12 Marquita Palmer JR Idaho 2:13.46 2 13 Jacqueline Feist FR Iowa State 2:13.85 2 14 Nyalual Beng SO Portland State 2:14.02 3 15 Emma Stahr FR San Francisco 2:14.12 2 16 Molly Klotz SO Uc-Colo. Spgs. 2:14.34 3 17 Myha Castro SO San Francisco St. 2:14.54 4 18 Isabella Fauria 8 Unattached 2:14.77 5 19 Kathryn Adelman FR Bradley 2:15.01 3 20 Denise Reis JR Stanislaus State 2:15.54 3 21 Hayley Bezanson JR Alaska Anchorage 2:15.79 5 22 Kris Tollefson SR Portland State 2:16.10 3 23 Micayla Rennick FR American River 2:16.45 3 24 Danielle McCormick FR Alaska Anchorage 2:16.60 4 25 Sara Aguayo SR Stanislaus State 2:16.64 5 26 Mishal Cotugno JR College of Idaho 2:17.08 5 2:17.077 26 Chelsea Martus JR Uc-Colo. Spgs. 2:17.08 3 2:17.077 28 Tami Cardenas FR Air Force 2:17.11 4 29 Glennis Seldon Teamosqueda 2:17.17 3 30 Stephanie Stuckey SR Western Oregon 2:17.40 2 31 Kaelyn Harbison JR Academy of Art 2:17.46 3 32 Megan Ryan FR Utah State 2:17.50 3 33 Alisa Murray SR Biola 2:17.58 4 34 Alicia Williams SO Cal Baptist 2:17.94 2 35 Ali Teliha JR St. Mary\u27s (Cal.) 2:18.21 4 36 Beatriz Martinez JR Unattached 2:18.62 5 37 Melanie Diep SR Uc-Colo. Spgs. 2:18.66 4 38 Ashley Brown FR Academy of Art 2:18.77 4 39 Sadie Wassum FR Utah 2:18.78 3 40 Camille Hansen JR San Francisco St. 2:18.83 5 41 Devinne Cullinane Unattached 2:18.86 3 42 Kayle Blackmore FR Southern Oregon 2:18.98 4 43 Anna Henning SO Monterey Bay 2:19.07 5 44 Rebecca Evans SO Uab 2:19.25 5 45 Sierra Brown JR Northwest Christian 2:19.27 5 46 Alexia Chapman JR Colorado Mesa 2:19.47 3 47 Hannah Hunsaker SO Biola 2:19.80 6 48 Jessica Pahkala SR Alaska Anchorage 2:19.84 1 49 Dakota Grossman SO Utah 2:20.11 5 50 Raeanna Cortez SR Cal St. Northridge 2:20.15 4 51 Nicole Mather West Valley 2:20.27 5 52 Millie Leitich JR Cal Baptist 2:20.67 6 Red Cap Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER Page 2 SF State Distance Carnival - 4/1/2016 to 4/2/2016 San Francisco State University (Cox Stadium) Results ....Women 800 Meter Run 53 Sydney Gutierrez 54 Morgan McFaddin 55 Yvonne Jeschke 56 Emily Moon 57 Braana Weber 58 Reta Dobie 59 Julia Wood 60 Sharlie Dimick 61 Lauren Nakaso 62 Ashley Albor 63 Jessie McIntyre 64 Marah Guzman 65 Suzanne Bateson 66 Autumn Burton 67 Karen Mac 68 Korey Jones 69 Kylie Cleveland 70 Elda Aguilar 71 Natalie Marquardt 72 Kendra Butters 73 Marlene Alcantar 74 Greer Chrisman 75 Ryanne Bailey 76 Jordan Allen 77 Jazmine Moore 78 Sabrina Garcia 79 Annelise Eagleton 80 Allison Crowley 81 Allyson Richmond 82 Renny Castanon 83 Kylie Johnson 84 Ingrid Escobedo 85 Anika Renken 86 Kaydee Mick 87 Bayleigh Porter 88 Kathryn Doherty 89 Amanda Medina 90 Lilah Nolan 91 Cyntia Salazar 92 Courtney Peterson 93 Fern Aguilar 94 Raissa Boysen 95 Sarah Finch 96 Emily Freed 97 Hailey Goode 98 Elizabeth Pintarich 99 Chelsea Robinson 100 Jane Stephans 101 Faith Toler 102 Kristine Groteguth 103 Viktoria Arreola 104 Tarra Moore 105 Kimberly DeSantos -- Meagan Paracholski FR SR FR FR FR JR JR JR SR FR SO FR SR SO SO FR JR FR FR FR SO SO SO FR FR FR JR FR SR FR FR SO JR SR JR FR SO FR SR SO FR FR JR FR JR FR SO SO SO SR FR FR SO SR UC Santa Cruz Chico State Alaska Anchorage Northwest Christian Southern Oregon Simon Fraser Santa Clara Southern Utah Pacific American River Monterey Bay Uc-Colo. Spgs. Cal St. East Bay UC Santa Cruz Santa Clara Stanislaus State Stanislaus State San Jose St. UC Santa Cruz San Francisco St. Sequoias Santa Clara Humboldt State Monterey Bay Notre Dame de Namur Stanislaus State College of Idaho Monterey Bay William Jessup Monterey Bay Uc-Colo. Spgs. Marymount (Ca.) Santa Clara Northwest Nazarene Vanguard Biola Stanislaus State San Francisco St. Impala RT Biola Monterey Bay UC Santa Cruz Vanguard Unattached College of Idaho Biola Monterey Bay Ccsf Marymount (Ca.) Monterey Bay Cal St. Dom. Hills Monterey Bay Cal St. Dom. Hills Fresno State 2:20.86 2:20.91 2:21.16 2:21.22 2:21.63 2:21.87 2:22.15 2:22.55 2:22.71 2:22.99 2:23.08 2:23.19 2:23.28 2:23.33 2:23.84 2:24.15 2:24.36 2:24.86 2:25.05 2:25.19 2:25.36 2:25.49 2:25.61 2:25.99 2:26.18 2:27.13 2:27.52 2:27.89 2:28.70 2:29.44 2:30.28 2:30.35 2:30.38 2:30.56 2:30.67 2:31.37 2:31.54 2:31.89 2:33.15 2:33.49 2:34.37 2:34.47 2:35.61 2:36.01 2:36.16 2:36.63 2:36.65 2:37.06 2:39.79 2:40.01 2:50.73 2:52.84 3:08.93 DNF 6 6 6 5 4 4 6 6 7 7 7 5 8 7 6 7 4 7 8 7 6 6 7 6 7 7 6 8 8 8 8 8 9 9 6 9 7 9 8 9 8 7 8 9 9 9 8 8 9 8 9 8 9 1 Red Cap Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER Page 3 SF State Distance Carnival - 4/1/2016 to 4/2/2016 San Francisco State University (Cox Stadium) Results Women 1500 Meter Run =================================================================== Name Year School Finals H# =================================================================== 1 Hanna Hermansson SR Marymount (Ca.) 4:22.63 1 2 Berenice Cleyet-Merle SO Cal Baptist 4:29.71 2 3 Haley O\u27Connor Club Northwest 4:30.49 1 4 Stephanie Stuckey SR Western Oregon 4:30.59 3 5 Juliana Mount FR Oregon State 4:30.68 1 6 Olivia Mancl SO Willamette 4:30.85 2 7 Miranda Salvo FR Pittsburgh 4:30.99 1 8 Veronica Hall SR Cal Baptist 4:31.22 1 9 Holly Cavalluzzo JR Oregon State 4:31.55 1 10 Erica Birk FR Byu 4:32.29 2 11 Madison Nagle JR Iowa State 4:32.35 5 12 Lora James SR Chico State 4:32.50 2 13 Maddie Criscione SO Vanderbilt 4:32.63 1 14 Erinn Stenman-Fahey FR Iowa State 4:33.44 5 15 Ali Teliha JR St. Mary\u27s (Cal.) 4:33.79 3 16 Jenna Wesley SR Uab 4:33.81 3 17 Sierra Brown JR Northwest Christian 4:33.85 3 18 Ellen Crook SO Pittsburgh 4:34.26 2 19 Pauline Boelle JR Cal Baptist 4:34.47 2 20 rosa del toro Elsal 4:34.74 3 21 Megan Huebner SO Vanderbilt 4:34.78 2 22 Emily Weber JR Oregon State 4:35.06 1 4:35.055 23 Megan Bordes JR California 4:35.06 4 4:35.060 24 Sara Esquivel Pérez Esc Tepatitlan 4:35.59 5 25 Bethany Blomquist The Janes Elite 4:36.00 4 26 Kristiane Width SO Oregon State 4:36.02 4 27 Hannah Swanson SO Willamette 4:36.90 4 28 Addy Townsend SO Simon Fraser 4:37.20 3 29 Miryam Bassett SO Simon Fraser 4:37.83 4 30 Amy Pfaff SO College of Idaho 4:38.22 3 31 Jennifer Dunlap SO Houston 4:38.73 4 32 Anika Gasner SR Biola 4:39.06 4 33 Ginger Hutton FR Vanderbilt 4:39.79 2 34 Sarah Macdonald JR Seattle Pacific 4:39.84 5 35 Alexia Chapman JR Colorado Mesa 4:40.62 5 36 Kira Kelly JR Oregon State 4:40.89 1 37 Isabella Fauria 8 Unattached 4:41.17 4 38 Rebecca Evans SO Uab 4:41.34 3 39 Shannon Maloney FR Utah State 4:41.62 3 40 Alisa Murray SR Biola 4:41.94 5 41 Sadie Wassum FR Utah 4:42.12 5 42 Emeline Delanis FR Cal Baptist 4:42.15 4 43 Dakota Grossman SO Utah 4:42.20 6 44 Erica Ruiz SO Santa Rosa 4:42.54 6 45 Danielle De Castro FR Oregon Tech 4:43.14 6 46 Jahnavi Schneider FR Houston 4:43.33 4 47 Nicole Campbell SR West Valley TC 4:43.74 4 48 Hannah Malone SO Utah State 4:43.75 5 49 Sara Aguayo SR Stanislaus State 4:44.05 5 50 Allie Timbrell FR St. Mary\u27s (Cal.) 4:44.16 6 51 Charlie Davidson SO Cal Baptist 4:44.25 6 52 Paige Cardiff SR Southern Utah 4:44.27 4 53 Camille Hansen JR San Francisco St. 4:44.56 6 Red Cap Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER Page 4 SF State Distance Carnival - 4/1/2016 to 4/2/2016 San Francisco State University (Cox Stadium) Results ....Women 1500 Meter Run 54 Shanna Burns 55 Sydney Bork 56 Ilima Kung 57 Grace Gibbons 58 Gwyneth McMorris 59 Kyrah Vaughn 60 Jenaya Pynn 61 Hannah Hunsaker 62 Julia Howley 63 Melanie Diep 64 Melissa Ledesma 65 Marah Guzman 66 Chloe Rock 67 Analicia Garcia 68 Stephanie Chaires 69 Giulia McIsaac 70 Magali (Ali) Arsiniega 71 Makenzie Urban 72 Tylee Newman 73 Jacquie Adams 74 Holli Arrieta 75 Thalia Silva 76 Kandace Compton 77 Gina Wood 78 Madison Denny 79 Isabel Mendoza 80 Megan Fristoe 81 Cia Bywater 82 Sarah Perrin 83 Emily McCarty 84 Niki Hemminger 85 Amanda Reynolds 86 Bevin McCullough 87 Megan Thompson 88 Sara Fristoe 89 Diana Orozco 90 Marisa Rudolph 91 Neylene Leon 92 Nicole Pederson 93 Jordyn Zorn 94 Morgan Gilmore 95 Bianca Bryant 96 Marissa Jimenez 97 Kelsey Lamb 98 Christine Cremer 99 Dalen Richardson 100 Jazmine Moore 101 Erica Ramos 102 Raissa Boysen 103 Sierra Link 104 Kylie Johnson 105 Lilah Nolan 106 Maria Hurtado Leyva 107 Maria Rodriguez 108 Haley Silva FR JR SR FR SO SR FR SO JR SR FR FR SO FR JR FR SO SO SO SO SR SO JR SR 7 SO JR SR JR JR JR SR FR JR JR SR SO SO FR FR FR FR SR JR SO SO FR FR FR SO FR FR SO SO FR Air Force North Dakota State Biola Iowa State Oregon State Stanislaus State Washington St. Biola Simon Fraser Uc-Colo. Spgs. Biola Uc-Colo. Spgs. San Francisco St. Sonoma St. Biola Academy of Art Merritt Uc-Colo. Spgs. Utah State Chico State Cal Poly Stanislaus State Cal St. East Bay Stanislaus State Unattached Stanislaus State Concordia (Ore.) Concordia (Ore.) Cal St. East Bay Academy of Art Humboldt State Humboldt State Santa Clara Menlo College Concordia (Ore.) San Jose St. Santa Clara St. Mary\u27s (Cal.) Concordia (Ore.) Sequoias San Francisco St. San Francisco St. Stanislaus State Cal St. East Bay Santa Clara Concordia (Ore.) Notre Dame de Namur Pacific UC Santa Cruz North Dakota State Uc-Colo. Spgs. San Francisco St. Sonoma St. Hartnell Pacific 4:44.68 4:44.72 4:45.17 4:45.92 4:46.82 4:47.38 4:47.67 4:47.75 4:48.20 4:48.22 4:48.91 4:49.37 4:49.59 4:49.72 4:49.85 4:50.22 4:50.40 4:50.81 4:51.01 4:51.54 4:51.94 4:53.27 4:53.67 4:55.25 4:55.62 4:55.84 4:56.69 4:56.78 4:56.90 4:57.34 4:57.77 4:58.25 5:00.25 5:00.49 5:00.51 5:00.91 5:01.21 5:01.47 5:01.49 5:02.76 5:02.80 5:03.00 5:03.06 5:04.12 5:05.12 5:05.97 5:06.00 5:06.50 5:06.61 5:06.98 5:07.07 5:07.14 5:07.91 5:08.14 5:08.31 5 8 6 6 4 3 2 7 6 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 6 7 3 7 3 5 7 7 7 7 6 5 8 8 7 8 7 9 7 8 8 8 5 9 10 9 7 9 10 6 9 11 9 5 10 11 10 10 11 Red Cap Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER Page 5 SF State Distance Carnival - 4/1/2016 to 4/2/2016 San Francisco State University (Cox Stadium) Results ....Women 1500 Meter Run 109 Adriana Jimenez 110 Amanda Barthelmes 111 Lizzie Meredith 112 Lizette Garcia 113 Megan Perko 114 Lauren Reed 115 Vanessa Mares 116 Delanie Eng 117 Angelina Law 118 Kate Ashley 119 Kelsay McClendon 120 Sierra Downum 121 Veronica Garcia 122 Tomilyn Thornberry 123 Sophia Tait 124 Hadley Clark 125 Kaitlin Coleman 126 Emily Hammons 127 Amber Taylor 128 Ingrid Escobedo 129 Ariana Jasso 130 Cyntia Salazar 131 Fattima Momini 132 Megan Gianini 133 Jane Stephans 134 Sabrina Garcia 135 Stephanie Arzon 136 Allison Martinez 137 Lauren Soholt 138 Brianna Carbajal 139 Julia Green -- Aman Hundal -- Megan Melnyk FR SO SO SO FR SO JR SO FR FR SO FR JR FR SR FR SO SO FR SR SO SO SO FR JR SO SO FR FR SR FR Hartnell William Jessup UC Santa Cruz Hartnell Monterey Bay Humboldt State Cal St. East Bay Biola Santa Rosa Strawberry Cyn Sequoias Sonoma St. Chico State Unattached San Francisco St. Monterey Bay Chico State Northwest Nazarene William Jessup Marymount (Ca.) Sequoias Impala RT Monterey Bay San Francisco St. Ccsf Stanislaus State William Jessup Santa Clara Vanguard Marymount (Ca.) Santa Clara Stanislaus State Cal Poly 5:09.23 5:09.25 5:09.84 5:11.47 5:12.05 5:12.42 5:13.00 5:13.31 5:13.66 5:13.66 5:14.13 5:14.88 5:15.51 5:15.63 5:15.79 5:15.81 5:16.08 5:17.20 5:20.07 5:21.08 5:22.34 5:22.45 5:25.61 5:26.79 5:27.73 5:28.37 5:30.99 5:31.07 5:32.49 5:42.43 5:46.08 DNF DNF 9 11 7 9 10 11 11 11 9 5:13.653 10 5:13.654 10 10 10 11 11 11 10 11 11 10 10 9 9 11 9 5 10 9 11 11 11 3 2 Women 5000 Meter Run =================================================================== Name Year School Finals H# =================================================================== 1 Gracie Tostenson SO Boise State 16:27.76 1 2 Shannon Porter JR Saint Martin\u27s 16:32.03 1 3 Karlie Garcia SO Chico State 16:40.22 1 4 Rebecca Bassett JR Simon Fraser 16:43.55 1 5 Hillary Boxheimer SR Pittsburgh 16:46.13 1 6 Daryl Phill JR San Francisco 16:46.61 1 7 Yesenia Silva JR Byu 16:50.33 1 8 Kirsten Olling SO Central Michigan 16:50.71 1 9 Grayson Murphy SO Santa Clara 16:50.78 1 10 Maddie Westerhoff JR Butler 16:51.24 1 11 Hannah Grubb SO Texas 16:54.51 2 12 Kelsey Nielsen SO San Francisco 16:59.66 1 13 Kelly Naumann FR Iowa State 17:00.12 2 14 Brittany Brownotter FR North Dakota State 17:02.05 2 15 Kelly Schubert JR Central Michigan 17:02.86 1 16 Emma Kusch Dahle FR North Dakota State 17:02.92 2 17 Mary Charleson SO Seattle Pacific 17:02.93 3 Red Cap Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER Page 6 SF State Distance Carnival - 4/1/2016 to 4/2/2016 San Francisco State University (Cox Stadium) Results ....Women 5000 Meter Run 18 Sarah McMahon 19 Kate Stringfellow 20 Natalie Connolly 21 Cate Barrett 22 Malena Grover 23 Abbey Dixon 24 Alice Jensen 25 Shaylen Crook 26 Berenice Penaloza 27 Morgan Willson 28 Chantelle Fondren 29 Lauren Lipski 30 Sarah Hastings 31 Nicole Lane 32 Presli Hutchison 33 Sara Esquivel Pérez 34 Ashley Moffett 35 Jena Pianin 36 Amy Kelly 37 Katherine Gallaher 38 Kellian Hunt 39 Megan Gentes 40 Samantha Lewis 41 Angie Nickerson 42 Rosa Schmidt 43 Kylie Nishisaka 44 Brooke Pigneri 45 Jocelyn Todd 46 Josie Brown 47 Samantha Allmacher 48 Catie LeDesma 49 Ashley Nichols 50 Ashley Tyndall 51 Katherine Dittmann 52 Rachel Bush 53 Mia Knipper 54 Heather LaPlante 55 Isabel Seidel 56 Hannah Calvert 57 Tatiana Gillick 58 Claire Rainey 59 Allison Jacobsen 60 Elise Larson 61 Annie Roberts 62 Caroline Barkechir 63 Sierra Manzer 64 Josie Riggs 65 Kennedy Rufener 66 Sydney Szabo 67 Sara Coffey 68 Ellen Schmitz 69 Brighton Glassman 70 Erica Ruiz 71 Oddysey Tapia 72 Haley Kroll SR Bradley SR Utah JR Byu Rogue Athletic Club SO Hartnell SR Arkansas State FR Byu SO Utah SR Eastern Washington JR Washington St. SR Uc-Colo. Spgs. SO Colorado Mesa JR Boise State SR UC Davis SO Idaho State Esc Tepatitlan JR San Francisco JR Northwestern SO Pittsburgh FR UC Davis SR Biola JR Strawberry Cyn JR Oregon State JR Southern Utah SO Northwest Christian JR Cal Poly SO Northwestern SR Utah FR Washington St. FR Central Michigan SO Humboldt State Club Northwest JR Southern Utah FR Washington St. JR Cal Poly SR Pacific JR Santa Clara SO Northwestern JR Seattle Pacific SO Humboldt State SO Cal Baptist SR Northwestern FR Azusa Pacific SO Humboldt State JR Cal Baptist FR Northwest Nazarene SR Southern Utah JR Western Oregon SO Cal Poly SO Northwestern JR Northwestern SO Southern Utah SO Santa Rosa SR Cal St. East Bay JR Chico State 17:05.78 17:06.08 17:06.22 17:09.28 17:09.72 17:09.91 17:10.57 17:11.73 17:12.49 17:14.97 17:16.65 17:17.16 17:17.19 17:17.74 17:18.08 17:19.60 17:19.73 17:22.70 17:23.19 17:24.28 17:24.92 17:26.01 17:26.90 17:30.91 17:31.19 17:35.53 17:35.78 17:36.06 17:37.31 17:38.15 17:38.16 17:40.48 17:40.51 17:41.39 17:42.46 17:46.27 17:46.47 17:48.06 17:49.54 17:49.78 17:50.26 17:51.07 17:51.44 17:52.10 17:52.93 17:55.19 17:55.27 17:55.84 17:56.47 17:56.92 17:56.92 17:56.98 17:57.56 17:57.65 17:58.06 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 3 2 1 1 3 2 3 2 3 3 2 2 3 3 2 3 2 3 2 3 4 2 1 4 2 3 2 3 3 2 4 3 5 2 1 17:56.911 3 17:56.914 3 4 3 3 Red Cap Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER Page 7 SF State Distance Carnival - 4/1/2016 to 4/2/2016 San Francisco State University (Cox Stadium) Results ....Women 5000 Meter Run 73 Cindy Reed 74 Kayden Carpenter 75 Olga Firsova 76 Michelle Clark 77 Madison Denny 78 Kaitlyn Shoemaker 79 Natalie Polei 80 Kaitlin Quaid 81 Yajaira Zarate 82 Lana Lacey 83 Kaelyn Harbison 84 Becky Grabow 85 Imani Heath 86 Lauren Cunningham 87 Megan MacGregor 88 Giovanna Romo 89 Jenny Giguere 90 Samantha Johnston 91 Alexa Lua 92 Katie Alvarenga 93 Nevina De Luca 94 Giulia McIsaac 95 Ashley Matsen 96 Makenzie Urban 97 Emily McCarty 98 Ashtyn Ellis 99 Kaitlyn Kuehn 100 Tamika Russell 101 Pamela Kennedy 102 Holli Holmes 103 Emily Ransom 104 Nancy Rodriguez 105 Cynthia Martinez 106 Kaila Gibson 107 Dominique Delgado 108 Karina Nunes 109 Julie Finn 110 Kaili Waller 111 Desirae Jones 112 Micaela Pulliam 113 Jocelyn Reynolds 114 Allison Maio 115 Kelly Thomas 116 Holly Clarke 117 Elsa Valenzuela 118 Abigail Topper 119 Natalie Berania 120 Bridget Zapata 121 Crystal Jardines 122 Devyn Palm-Trujillo 123 Carmen Martinez 124 Ellen Colpitts 125 Margarita Lauer 126 Kristina Silvers 127 Emily Hawgood FR Oregon Tech FR Unattached West Valley SR Biola 7 Unattached FR Allen County CC SO Uc-Colo. Spgs. FR Biola FR Chico State Club Northwest JR Academy of Art SR Pacific SR Cal St. East Bay SO Bradley FR UC Davis SO Humboldt State FR Unattached SO Idaho State JR Stanislaus State FR Cal St. Northridge FR Portland State FR Academy of Art JR Humboldt State SO Uc-Colo. Spgs. JR Academy of Art SO College of Idaho JR Santa Clara FR College of Idaho Impala Racing Team FR Uc-Colo. Spgs. FR Biola SO Hartnell JR Cal St. Northridge FR Portland State SO Mt. Sac JR San Jose St. JR Chico State FR Biola FR Unattached FR Cal Baptist FR Portland State SR Santa Clara FR Biola Impala Racing Club SR Santa Clara SO Uc-Colo. Spgs. JR Southern Oregon Impala FR Mt. Sac FR Uc-Colo. Spgs. JR Chico State FR Uc-Colo. Spgs. FR Southern Oregon FR Allen County CC JR College of Idaho 17:59.81 18:00.13 18:00.30 18:02.87 18:03.65 18:05.69 18:07.31 18:08.45 18:08.99 18:11.65 18:11.84 18:13.05 18:15.17 18:15.28 18:15.56 18:17.23 18:18.24 18:19.04 18:20.03 18:21.48 18:23.58 18:25.41 18:26.79 18:27.79 18:29.09 18:33.60 18:35.21 18:35.34 18:35.80 18:36.04 18:36.09 18:36.71 18:36.97 18:39.11 18:41.06 18:42.58 18:43.16 18:44.28 18:44.50 18:46.66 18:48.09 18:48.55 18:49.82 18:51.32 18:53.26 18:53.87 18:55.25 18:57.63 18:57.66 18:59.66 19:00.35 19:00.87 19:07.55 19:07.99 19:09.94 4 4 3 3 4 4 4 4 3 2 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 3 4 5 4 4 3 5 5 4 5 5 4 5 5 5 3 4 5 3 5 3 4 5 4 5 3 4 4 5 5 4 4 5 5 4 5 5 Red Cap Timing - Contractor License Hy-Tek\u27s MEET MANAGER Page 8 SF State Distance Carnival - 4/1/2016 to 4/2/2016 San Francisco State University (Cox Stadium) Results ....Women 5000 Meter Run 128 Kristina Rivera 129 Vicky Ibarra 130 Yareny Ramos 131 Christine Scott 132 Rhonda Costin 133 Camille Dyer 134 Keili Dorn 135 Kimberly Sanchez 136 Emily Hammons 137 Mikaela Martin 138 Samantha Ogan 139 Ashley Brown 140 Jamie Morris -- Laura Young SR Unattached FR Allen County CC FR Mt. Sac Unattached SR Oregon Tech SR Santa Clara FR Vanguard 5 Strawberry Cyn FR Northwest Nazarene SO Biola SO Mt. Sac FR Academy of Art SO Academy of Art SO Byu 19:10.85 19:12.18 19:13.22 19:13.95 19:17.43 19:18.19 19:18.77 19:20.76 19:26.00 19:27.23 19:36.49 19:44.14 20:29.73 DNF 3 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 2 Women 10000 Meter Run =================================================================== Name Year School Finals H# =================================================================== 1 Kristen Rohde SO High Perf West 35:13.12 1 1:27.81 (1:27.81) 2:49.72 (1:21.91) 4:14.41 (1:24.69) 7:05.66 (1:25.22) 8:31.86 (1:26.20) 9:58.41 (1:26.55) 12:49.95 (1:26.21) 14:16.73 (1:26.78) 15:43.47 (1:26.74) 18:34.51 (1:24.68) 20:00.90 (1:26.39) 21:27.76 (1:26.86) 24:17.42 (1:25.10) 25:41.16 (1:23.74) 27:03.98 (1:22.82) 29:50.33 (1:22.95) 31:14.20 (1:23.87) 32:37.13 (1:22.93) 35:13.10 (1:14.88) 2 Amanda Boman SR Portland State 35:14.14 1 1:31.73 (1:31.73) 2:53.16 (1:21.43) 4:14.65 (1:21.49) 7:05.83 (1:25.19) 8:31.83 (1:26.00) 9:58.64 (1:26.81) 12:50.01 (1:25.86) 14:17.14 (1:27.13) 15:43.69 (1:26.55) 18:34.29 (1:24.10) 20:00.93 (1:26.64) 21:27.98 (1:27.05) 24:17.40 (1:24.89) 25:41.36 (1:23.96) 27:03.95 (1:22.59) 29:50.48 (1:23.05) 31:14.23 (1:23.75) 32:37.35 (1:23.12) 35:14.40 (1:15.74) 3 Megan Brunette JR Wyoming 35:21.58 1 1:31.11 (1:31.11) 2:53.63 (1:22.52) 4:15.96 (1:22.33) 7:06.45 (1:24.82) 8:32.01 (1:25.56) 9:58.89 (1:26.88) 12:50.19 (1:26.10) 14:17.19 (1:27.00) 15:43.63 (1:26.44) 18:34.65 (1:24.55) 20:00.94 (1:26.29) 21:27.40 (1:26.46) 24:17.66 (1:25.15) 25:41.51 (1:23.85) 27:04.34 (1:22.83) 29:50.67 (1:22.48) 31:14.57 (1:23.90) 32:37.49 (1:22.92) 35:21.59 (1:21.50) 4 Eileen Stressling SO Azusa Pacific 35:42.49 1 1:29.81 (1:29.81) 2:53.40 (1:23.59) 4:16.03 (1:22.63) 7:06.53 (1:25.17) 8:32.59 (1:26.06) 9:59.22 (1:26.63) 12:50.80 (1:26.42) 14:17.49 (1:26.69) 15:43.96 (1:26.47) 18:34.77 (1:24.54) 20:01.38 (1:26.61) 21:27.77 (1:26.39) 24:18.11 (1:25.48) 25:41.95 (1:23.84) 27:04.72 (1:22.77) 29:55.79 (1:26.76) 31:23.49 (1:27.70) 32:50.71 (1:27.22) 35:42.67 (1:24.22) 5:40.44 11:23.74 17:09.83 22:52.32 28:27.
Proposal for structuring regional innovation ecosystems based on the role of educational institutions based on the competence management approach
No full textLos ecosistemas regionales de innovación - ERI, en los países de economías emergentes, surgen como una alternativa para fortalecer el desarrollo de los territorios con base en las dinámicas de la sociedad, que logran la integración de esfuerzos hacia la consecución de un mismo objetivo. Sin embargo, actualmente las relaciones entre los actores de ERI son débiles, desaparecen en el tiempo y presentan duplicidad de funciones. El presente trabajo se propone identificar cuál es el rol de las instituciones educativas para fortalecer Ecosistemas Regionales de Innovación a partir del enfoque de gestión por competencias a través de la metodología de estudio de caso único aplicada a un territorio definido. Se concluye que es necesario fortalecer las instituciones a nivel interno desde sus competencias organizacionales para que, en su rol dinamizador del sistema, adopten mecanismos para fomentar el interés y lograr la articulación con los demás agentes del ERI en relaciones coordinadas que perduren en el tiempo y que generen proyectos que beneficien a los habitantes en el territorio.Magister en Administración. Línea de Investigación: Gestión de la innovaciónMaestrí
Directorio de consultores, recursos y sitios de Internet relacionados con bibliotecas mexicanas = Directory of consultants, resources & Internet sites relating to Mexican libraries
No full textThis guidebook was compiled for: 1) foreign librarians, 2) Mexican students enrolled in programs of study in the field of librarianship or in certificate programs in library science, 3) volunteers or those in practicum service, 4) paraprofessionals or the recently degreed Mexican librarian, 5) non-experts. This work, a bilingual annotated directory, contains basic information on a wide range of resources relevant to librarianship as presently practiced in Mexico: books, articles, useful web pages, events, possible contacts in institutions. To find specific phrases or words use your navigator’s BUSCAR/FIND search tool, or scroll down. There is no intention to publish the list at this time. The information is being provided as a free service. This directory database is not exhaustive; the user is encouraged to verify all data from the source. Please provide us with your opinion concerning this Directory. All additions, suggestions, or modifications will be welcome. To contact the compiler, email: William Abrams Indexing Services, [email protected] . Your comments will help us to improve future editions. Terms of Use: This Directory is not copyrighted. It is a document in the public domain. No rights are reserved, either for the original or for derivative works. The file may be freely copied without prior permission, preferably using a CD-ROM data disc (but if access is from the website, one should first verify that the download has completed before copying). (Abstract taken verbatim from author's)
Trends in cardiometabolic risk factors in the Americas between 1980 and 2014: a pooled analysis of population-based surveys
No full textBackground Describing the prevalence and trends of cardiometabolic risk factors that are associated with noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) is crucial for monitoring progress, planning prevention, and providing evidence to support policy efforts. We aimed to analyse the transition in body-mass index (BMI), obesity, blood pressure, raised blood pressure, and diabetes in the Americas, between 1980 and 2014. Methods We did a pooled analysis of population-based studies with data on anthropometric measurements, biomarkers for diabetes, and blood pressure from adults aged 18 years or older. A Bayesian model was used to estimate trends in BMI, raised blood pressure (systolic blood pressure >= 140 mm Hg or diastolic blood pressure >= 90 mm Hg), and diabetes (fasting plasma glucose >= 7.0 mmol/L, history of diabetes, or diabetes treatment) from 1980 to 2014, in 37 countries and six subregions of the Americas. Findings 389 population-based surveys from the Americas were available. Comparing prevalence estimates from 2014 with those of 1980, in the non-English speaking Caribbean subregion, the prevalence of obesity increased from 3.9% (95% CI 2.2-6.3) in 1980, to 18.6% (14.3-23.3) in 2014, in men; and from 12.2% (8.2-17.0) in 1980, to 30.5% (25.7-35.5) in 2014, in women. The English-speaking Caribbean subregion had the largest increase in the prevalence of diabetes, from 5.2% (2.1-10.4) in men and 6.4% (2.6-10.4) in women in 1980, to 11.1% (6.4-17.3) in men and 13.6% (8.2-21-0) in women in 2014). Conversely, the prevalence of raised blood pressure has decreased in all subregions; the largest decrease was found in North America from 27.6% (22.3-33.2) in men and 19.9% (15.8-24-4) in women in 1980, to 15.5% (11.1-20.9) in men and 10.7% (7.7-14.5) in women in 2014. Interpretation Despite the generally high prevalence of cardiometabolic risk factors across the Americas, estimates also showed a high level of heterogeneity in the transition between countries. The increasing prevalence of obesity and diabetes observed over time requires appropriate measures to deal with these public health challenges. Our results support a diversification of health interventions across subregions and countries. Copyright (C) 2019 The Author(s). 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