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    La famiglia nella fiction televisiva italiana. Modelli, attori e relazioni tra continuità e innovazione

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    Il saggio analizza le differenti modalità di rappresentazione della famiglia nella fiction italiana connnettendole ai cambiamenti sociali e culturali del paese nell'era televisiva

    The impact of chronic multimorbidity and disability on functioning and survival. A community-based, longitudinal study

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    Abstract. Marengoni A, von Strauss E, Rizzuto D, Winblad B, Fratiglioni L (Aging Research Center, Gerontology Research Center and Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden, and University of Brescia and Civili Hospital, Brescia, Italy). The impact of chronic multimorbidity and disability on functional decline and survival in elderly persons. A communitybased, longitudinal study. J Intern Med 2009; 265: 288–295. Objective. We aimed to disentangle the effect of chronic multimorbidity and disability on 3-year functional decline and survival in the elderly. Design. Prospective cohort study with a mean of follow- up of 2.8 years. Setting. Swedish elderly persons from the Kungsholmen Project (1987–2000). Subjects. A total of 1099 subjects, 77–100 years old, living in the community and institutions. Main outcome measurements. Medical diagnoses (based on clinical examination, drug use, medical records and blood tests), and functional assessment (according to Katz Index) at baseline were investigated in relation to functional decline and death occurring during follow-up. Results. At baseline, 12.1% of participants had disability, and 52.3% were affected by multimorbidity. During follow-up, 363 persons died and 85 worsened in functioning. The number of chronic conditions incrementally increased the risk of functional decline [hazard ratio (HR) increased from 1.5 in subjects with one disease to 6.2 in persons with 4+ diseases]. However, this was not the case for mortality, as the HR of death was the same for people with one disease as well as 4+ diseases (HR = 2.3). Baseline disability had the highest impact on survival, independently of number of diseases [HR = 8.1; 95% confidence interval (CI) = 4.8– 13.7 in subjects with one disease and HR = 7.7; 95% CI = 4.7–12.6 in those with 2+ diseases]. Conclusions. In the elderly subjects, chronic disability rather than multimorbidity emerged as the strongest negative prognostic factor for functionality and survival

    Geohazard survey along the Ionian coast of Calabria, from Capo Spartivento to Capo Rizzuto (Italy): Examples

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    In the context of the MaGIC (Marine Geohazards along the Italian Coasts) project we propose a geohazard map of the Calabrian coast between Capo Spartivento and Capo Rizzuto (Ionian Sea) based on the interpretation/ elaboration of Multibeam and CHIRP data acquired in summer 2005 with the R/V OGS EXPLORA in framework of the MESC project ((Morphology and Evolution of the Submarine Canyons in the Ionian Margin of Calabria- University of Trieste, Italy)

    Geohazard survey along the Ionian of Calabria, from Capo Spartivento to Capo Rizzuto (Italy): examples.

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    In the context of the MaGIC (Marine Geohazards along the Italian Coasts) project we propose a geohazard map of the Calabrian coast between Capo Spartivento and Capo Rizzuto (Ionian Sea) based on the interpretation/elaboration of Multibeam and CHIRP data acquired in summer 2005 with the R/V OGS EXPLORA in framework of the MESC project ((Morphology and Evolution of the Submarine Canyons in the Ionian Margin of Calabria- University of Trieste, Italy)

    To the special issue dedicated to the 3rd international conference “Numerical Computations: Theory and Algorithms—NUMTA 2019” June 15–21, 2019, Isola Capo Rizzuto, Italy

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    Forewords to special issue dedicated to “Numerical Computations: Theory and Algorithms—NUMTA 2019” June 15–21, 2019, Isola Capo Rizzuto, Ital

    Status spongiosus of rat central nervous system induced by actinomycin D

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    The effect on central myelin of Actinomycin D, an RNA--and, secondarily, a protein-synthesis inhibitor, has been studied by light and electron microscopy. The intracranial injection of this drug produced an extensive status spongiosus of the white matter in the cerebrum, cerebellum, brain stem and optic nerve within 48 h. The status spongiosus was due to vacuole formation within the myelin sheath and to enlargement of the extracellular space. Three types of vacuoles were observed: (a) the most common varieties formed between the inner tongue and the remainder of the myelin sheath; (b) a second variety formed by enlargement of the periaxonal space with separation of the axon from its myelin sheath, and (c) a less common type of vacuolization was due to splitting of the myelin lamellae at the interperiod line to form large intramyelinic vacuoles. Myelinic vacuoles were preceded by nuclear and cytoplasmic changes in oligodendrocytes, which included nucleolar segregation, disaggregation, and diminution in number of ribosomes. These changes were similar to those previously reported in a variety of cells exposed to Actinomycin D. It is suggested that myelin vacuoles result secondarily from the Actinomycin D inhibitory effect on oligodendroglial RNA--and protein-synthesis, rather than from a direct effect of this drug on the myelin sheath

    Note Illustrative della Carta geologica d'Italia alla scala 1:50.000, F. 577 Isola di Capo Rizzuto

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    <p>Note illustrative redatte per il Foglio geologico n. 577 Isola di Capo Rizzuto della Carta Geologica d'Italia alla scala 1:50.000. 92 pp.</p&gt

    Analysis of airborne noise emitted from ships

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    To assess and to control the environmental noise due to the main noise sources, including ports, the European Directive 2002/49/CE introduced a tool for the acoustic planning: The Noise Strategic Mapping (NSM). In any harbor, NSM can be obtained by evaluating the sound field for each type of sound sources standing in the port area and by superimposing all noise contributions. The present paper suggests a method to achieve such acoustical analysis of port noise. The method has a general purpose and is implemented in four steps: definition of the vessels category; measurements to characterize ship as a noise source; modeling of outdoor noise propagation; map drawing. All these subjects are discussed in the paper and some specific recommendations to get at a successful noise mapping of ports are reported, too. In the end, limit values to keep under control the problem of noise pollution due to ships are proposed

    Reality versus Emotions in Italian Journalism

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    The article focuses on the recent shift from information to sensation in Italian journalism. The theme of the social responsability of the journalistic media is presented in connection with the recent changes of the digital media and their blurring of real and fiction, as well as of news narrative styles
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