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Fais qu\u27il ne m\u27aime pas : romance
No full textFais qu\u27il ne m\u27aime pas; je t\u27en prie à genoux,O toi, mon Dieu, qui connais mes a larmes;Son regard si touchant,Son langage si doux,M\u27apportent du bonheur; et je verse des larmes!...Oh! par pitié, mon Dieu, fais qu\u27il ne m\u27aime pas!Oh! par pitié, mon Dieu, fais qu\u27il ne m\u27aime pas, fais qu\u27il ne m\u27aime pas!
Fais qu\u27il ne m\u27aime pas; car, moi, je l\u27aimerais,De cet amour qui rend triste et charmé;Un jour, s\u27il m\u27aimait moins, tu le sais, j\u27en mourrais,Ce n\u27est plus vivre, hélas! que d\u27être moins aimée!...Oh! par pitié, mon Dieu, fais qu\u27il ne m\u27aime pas!Oh! par pitié, mon Dieu, fais qu\u27il ne m\u27aime pas, fais qu\u27il ne m\u27aime pas!
Fais qu\u27il ne m\u27aime pas; j\u27implore ton secours;Et de ses veux, dérobe moi la plainte!...Ici, j\u27aimerai sans crainte!...Fais ici bas, mon Dieu, que je ne l\u27aime pas!Fais par pitié, mon Dieu, que je ne l\u27aime pas, que je ne l\u27aime pas
37. Fais dodo, Colas
No full textA) M. Jérôme Bujold, Saint-Jules-de-Maria (Bonaventure), P. Q. 1946 : Recueillie en décembre 1946 Notée par une personne de l’entourage du chanteur. MÉLODIE 37-A Fais dodo, mon titi, mon Colas,Fais dodo, mon titi, mon Colas.Quand papa reviendraApport’ra des p’tits chats.Fais dodo, mon titi, mon p’tit frère,Fais dodo, mon titi, mon Colas. B) Mme Edouard Savoie, Haut-Lamèque (Gloucester), N.-B. 46 : Recueillie en août 1946. PAS DE MÉLODIE NOTÉE Fais dodo, Colas mon p’tit frère,Fais dodo, t’aura..
Relations between natural phenomena and solar activity in the climatic and oceanographic fields
No full textRelations between Natural Phenomena and Solar Activity in the Oceanographic and Forest Fields
No full textA great number of studies on the relationship between solar activity and various terrestrial
phenomena, both in the climatic and geophysical fields, have been carried out over several decades. In the
present work we analyse the shorter oscillations of the solar activity such as the ones recognized in the climatic
and oceanographic oscillations, for which, as it is known, longer series of observations are unavailable.
Specially we analyse both the sunspot series (Wolf relative number series) considered an index of solar activity
and observed since 1700 and the series of the mean sea level variation of the longest ones available in the word
and relative to three oceanographic stations in Poland (Swinoujscie), France (Brest) and Italy (Venezia), whose
geographical distribution made the comparison interesting. Because of the sea level evolution fluctuate in
intensity, an analysis of these fluctuations and their possible correlation with the solar activity was considered
of great interest to give a contribution for the explanation of the various interactions between natural
phenomena and other problems relating to the forecasting of the climatic evolution
Detection and mapping of "blue carbon" reservoir storage in Posidonia oceanica dead matte in front of an extensive industrial area
No full textThe endemic Mediterranean seagrass Posidonia oceanica is the only marine phanerogam able to form matte, a biogenic structure representing important long-term “blue carbon” reservoir. Natural and/or anthropogenic factors can lead to the formation of a regressive structure, called “dead matte”, resulting from the disappearance of living shoots in the upper part of the matte. In the framework of TETIDE project (PON01_03112, www.progettotetide.it) a multiple sensors acoustic survey -multibeam sonar (MBS), side scan sonar (SSS), sub-bottom profiler (SBP) -was carried out in a portion of the Gulf of Augusta (Sicily, Southern Ionian Sea). The aim of investigation was to estimate the extent of dead mattethat are present in this area due to pollution from industrial activities over the last several decades. The investigated area covers a surface of about 141 ha from 3.5 m to 21.5 m of depth. MBS and SSS showed an irregular seabed morphology with rock, sand and dead mattestructures delimited by walls up to 2 m high. Dead mattecovers about 58 ha, corresponding to 41% of seabed. The seismo-acoustic data, recorded by SBP, allowed to estimate the thickness of the matteand then to calculate its volume per unit surface area of seabed. The volume of mattevaries from 0.83 m3/m2to 2.68 m3/m2with a mean value of 1.46 m3/m2. The total seabed surface affected by industrial activities concerns an area of about 3,000 ha. Considering the percentage of dead mattecoverage and its volume per unit surface area, a total volume of 18•106m3was estimated. From literature data, the amount of carbon storage inside the matteis 0.034 tons/m3on average, thus we extrapolated that total carbon accumulated is about 612 tons. These “blue carbon” reservoirs should be put into preserving in order to contrast their erosion and the consequent potentially massive CO2release into the atmosphere
References growth charts: a new practical tool for comparing Posidonia oceanic growth patterns accounting for age and depth
No full textOver the past three decades an increasing amount of dating records dealing with Posidonia oceanica growth performance was incorporated into a variety of studies, from which a dualistic nature of the factors influencing seagrass growth arose. A large amount of literature focused on the role of exogenous factors in explaining rhizome growth variations, while only few studies invoked the importance of endogenous factors in driving growth. A particular attention was paid on the confounding role of shoot age, as endogenous factor, when the effect of exogenous variables on growth performance is analyzed. Shoot age confounding implies serious interpretation problems, since it is difficult to distinguish between the effectson P. oceanica growth due to spatio-temporal exogenous variations or simply to the unbalanced age structure of samples. A practical tool to overcome the problems linked to age confounding is to build references growth charts just used as yardstick for comparison purposes. References growth charts represent the distribution of a given biometric measurement changing with age, and typically are used in Auxology for establishing whether a generic individual at a given age lies within the ‘normal’ range. Their use can be extended to other disciplines, although very large data set are needed. In this study, P. oceanica references growth charts have been built using statistical methods, including GLMM, Segmented Regression and Nonparametric Quantile Regression, working on 4·104 lepidochronological measures collected along Sicilian coasts from 1 to 32 m depth. We detected two different trends of growth along depth, separated by a change point estimated at 15 m depth. Above and below this depth two distinct references growth charts have been built. Different curves of growth performance vs. age have been estimated at the 10th, 25th, 50th, 75th, 90th percentile, showing nonlinear patterns with the highest values of rhizome elongation and primary production at shoot age of about 4 years, followed by a monotonic decrease with aging. These results highlight the need to control for shoot age and recommend references growth charts as new tools to assess growth performance of P. oceanica samples coming from different depths and areas, accounting for their demographic structure
Dinamica molecolare ed NMR in soluzione: studio dell'equilibrio di isomerizzazionecis-transdel legame ammidico tyr-pro in peptidi a catena corta
No full textNella presente comunicazione verranno illustrati i risultati ottenuti dall’analisi
conformazionale di peptidi bioattivi del tipo:Tyr-ProTyr-Pro-PheTyr-Pro-Phe-Pro βCM4 Tyr-Pro-Phe-Pro-NH2 βCM4 ammideTyr-Pro-Phe-Pro-Gly βCM5Tyr-Pro-Phe-Pro-Gly-Pro-Ile βCM7Tyr-Pro-Phe-Pro-Gly-Pro-Ile-Pro βCM8Tyr-Pro-Phe-Pro-Gly-Pro-Ile-Pro-Asn-Ser-Leu βCM1
Opiates
No full textOpiates are both therapeutical and illicit drugs used by the population. Notwithstanding the introduction of new psychoactive substances
(NPS), in particular of new derivatives of fentanyl, opiates and heroin in particular, represents one of the most diffused illicit drug and still
accounts for most of the seizures worldwide. The article presents an overview on opiates classification and their analgesic activity and
pharmacology. Their potential of abuse in relation to general population and in case of tampering activities is described. Opiates are also
strictly monitored in the workplace drug testing programs worldwide for the risks of accidents correlated to their use and dependence.
Analytical methods for opiates detection in biological fluids are also discussed
Application of integrated acoustic and mineralogical techniques for the characterization of building stones in monumental structures
No full textLarge-scale Posidonia oceanica restoration in a Site of National Interest using an innovative bio-plastic transplant system
No full textAlong the Italian coasts there are many areas affected by industrial activities defined as "Sites of National Interest" (SNI), which require urgent and effective remediation and restoration actions. In the framework of TETIDE project (PON01_03112 www.progettotetide.it)a restoration program was developed in SNI Priolo(Sicily) in response to a dramatic decline and regression of Posidonia oceanicameadow, caused byseveral years of petrochemical industries dumping. In particular, a large scale P. oceanicarestoration plan was carried out in four steps: (1) habitat selection, by calculation of the Preliminary Transplant Suitability Index (PTSI); (2) field assessments and test-transplanting, to evaluate the site suitability; (3) identification of suitable restoration sites, by calculation of the Transplant Suitability Index (TSI); (4) finally, according to TSI results, a large P. oceanicatransplant was performed. Cuttings were anchored by using an innovative system (patented by Biosurvey Srl, Spin-off University of Palermo) made of a new generation bio-plastic (Mater-Bi), totally biodegradable after 5 -10 years in the field, maintaining the same physical characteristics of plastics.This system consists of a radial structure that can be anchored on the seabedby a picket. The structure is modular with five arms on which a variable number of clips for fixation of P. oceanicacuttings occurs. A total of 20’000 cuttings corresponding to about 70’000 shoots, were anchored at a depth of 12 m over 2’500 m2 of P. oceanicadead matte. After six months of monitoring, cuttings survival was 93.3 % with visible roots production, while mortality and detachment were about 1.7% and 5% respectively with a consequent slight decrease of shoot density. These results suggested that the modular bio-plastic system can be successfully employed for restoring damaged meadows allowing the natural anchoring of plants before structure degradation, without realising harmful residues in the environment
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