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The Saluting Battery at the Castle of Good Hope Cape Town 1910-1942
W.M. Bisset
Scientia Militaria : South African Journal of Military Studies , 2012, DOI: 10.5787/20-4-353
Abstract: Although the guns of the Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town never fired a shot in anger, they often fired salutes in honour of Royalty (the King's Birthday), visiting heads of state and warships, Union Day (a salute of 19 guns in 1931) and on other appropriate occasions. The subject of this article is the Saluting Battery on Katzenellenbogen Bastion at the Castle which was operational from about 1910 until about 1942. In 1912 the Castle was the only authorized saluting station in the Union of South Africa. The battery was manned by personnel of the Royal Garrison Artillery until it was taken over by South Africa in 1921.
VIITORUL UNIUNII EUROPENE IN LUMINA CONSTITUTIEI EUROPENE
BUTYKA Lorand
Revista Transilvan？ de ？tiin？e Administrative , 2005,
Abstract: In December 2001 the Heads of State of the European Union declared that a Convention on the Future of Europe was to be convened with a view to determining how the EU could be made more democratic, more transparent and more efficient. In June 2003, after 18 months of discussion, the members of this Convention presented a "Treaty Establishing a Constitution for Europe". This Treaty was the passed to an Intergovernmental Conference for further discussion. After negotiations the European Heads of State agreed a final text for the Treaty in June, which was signed by Heads of State in Rome 2004. The Treaty is now currently being ratified in each of the 25 Member State through a combination of parliamentary votes and public referendums. The main objective of this article is to highlight the nature of the nature of the process through which the nest of the Constitutional Treaty was convened; the institutional changes and the changes in the Community'slegislative tools that will occur after the ratification of the Constitutional Treaty.
Estrategias de ruptura política, absolutización del enemigo y conversión ideológica en Rafael Nú？ez y álvaro úribe
Guerrero Apráez,Víctor;
Papel Politico , 2011,
Abstract: the strategies implemented by two presidents whose governments are so distant from a chronological point of view like those of alvaro uribe (2002-2010) and rafael nú？ez (1884-1894) in colombia, show notwhistanding, amazing points of contact and programmatic also ideological rapprochements through the attempt to build up by the way of a new foundation a state organization made by each one which final result was the deep partition between the after and before of both presidential terms accompanied with radical and contested transformations. employing classic and innovative political tools like biopolitics (roberto esposito), sharpening of political rivalry (schmitt) and political conversion (badiou) the focus of these analytical and comparative essay on the so called 'regeneration' of the one side, and the democratic security/communal state, of the other, both considered as biopolitical concepts, the fight against the liberal radicalism at the end of nineteenth century and the war against the farc, also the ideological wandering from his ancient party to the opposite and rival political community in both cases, allow to understand two complementary tactics used by both presidents: the undermining of the constitution and the upgrading of civil war as way of government.
Permitted Visits to the ICU or Not—Children and Parents’ Experiences  [PDF]
Thi Huong Mai, Thi Hoa Duong, Anna-Lena Hellstr？m
Health (Health) , 2016, DOI: 10.4236/health.2016.811113
Abstract: Introduction: Children need intensive care in the first days after open-heart surgery. In some hospitals visits to Intensive Care Units (ICU), are not allowed, even by parents. Aim: The study aimed to illuminate the experiences of children and parents regarding permission or not to visit the ICU. Subjects and Methods: Twenty children aged between 8 and 15 years with planned open-heart surgery, together with their parents, were chosen consecutively to participate in the study. They were divided into two groups. Group 1, followed the routine with no visits by parents allowed to the ICU. Group 2 were allowed such visits. Data were collected through open interviews with parents and children, following an interview guide. Results “Missing” was the overall theme illustrated in the findings, with two major categories; “being seen” and “taking care” being developed. The parents trusted the expert knowledge of the medical staff but Missing was strongly expressed and influenced the feelings within the categories in Group 1. Parents felt they were not seen and the lack of information made them anxious, frightened and feel they were losing control over their parenthood. They asked to see their children only briefly to allay their fears. They knew their children’s needs and thought they could help by taking care of practical issues to improve their well-being. All children in this group felt sad and abandoned. The families in Group 2 felt happy and confident despite not being allowed to stay with children all the time. The parents felt included in their care, which had a positive effect on the children.
Contents of Care and Perception of Home Hospice Nurses Who Work at Visiting Medical Treatment Hospitals  [PDF]
Michiyo Ando, Hiroko Kukihara, Mayumi Yamamoto, Yasuyoshi Ninosaka
Open Journal of Nursing (OJN) , 2019, DOI: 10.4236/ojn.2019.98061
Abstract: Goal: The aim of this study was to examine the perception of nurses who worked at the clinic which proposed home hospice and contents of care to better understand home hospice and enhance home care. Methods: Six nurses who worked at the clinic where proposed visiting medical treatment participated voluntarily. They received one interview for approximately one hour, in which they narrated their perception of home hospice and content of nursing care. The narrative was recorded by an IC recorder and analyzed as contents analysis. This study was approved by the Ethical Board at St. Mary’s College. Results: About the content of nursing care, some categories were selected such as “Understanding a patient as a living person,” “Examining if a patient and caregiver live at ease,” or “Caring for a caregiver accepting a loved one’s death and care given at death.” Nurses perceived the theme as “Time and space for listening carefully,” the theme as “Feeling of responsibility and attractiveness of work,” the theme as the “Economics and manpower to continue home hospice,” the as a “Required connection between hospitals and home hospice clinics.” Conclusion: Visiting medical treatment nurses understand a patient and a family as living people based on intimate relationships, support them as the disease progresses, and connect to a visiting nurse station. They perceived that “patients can enjoy freedom; the nurses had responsibility and strong relationships. They felt the economic or man-power needs to continue and the requirement of a connection between hospitals and home hospice clinics.
Report of a New Case of Interlocking Heads in a Breech-Vertex Twin Delivery: A Conversation with My Residents  [PDF]
Mamour Gueye, Mouhamadou Wade, Aissatou Mbodji, Mame Diarra Ndiaye, Ndiémé Mbaye, Mor Talla Ndiaye, Rahadat Ibrahim, Amadou Lamine Cisse, Aliou Djiby Dia, Aliou Cisse, Moussa Diallo, Omar Gassama, Ousmane Thiam, Magatte Mbaye
Open Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (OJOG) , 2021, DOI: 10.4236/ojog.2021.111005
Abstract: “Locked twins” is a rare event occurring in about 1 in every 1000 twin births. A 21-year-old primigravida with a 31-week twin pregnancy was admitted for delivery. The head of the first twin was locked to the chin of the second twin at the top of the symphysis pubis. Caesarean section was performed allowing the delivery of both dead twins. Twins gestations with first twin in the breech presentation raise index of suspicion of potential locked twin. However, management of such situation is controversial with most authors and colleges recommending caesarean section to avoid interlocking heads. We report another rare case of interlocking heads and bring up the topic about management of breech-first twin deliveries.
Damage Associated with Lepidoptera Rice Stem Borers in an Integrated Cropping System in Bama, Western Burkina Faso  [PDF]
Delphine Ouattara, Kossi Latevi, Rabiéta Simdé, Fabien Kis-Wend-Sida Tiendrébéogo, Innocent Sibiri Yaméogo, Souleymane Nacro
Open Journal of Applied Sciences (OJAppS) , 2024, DOI: 10.4236/ojapps.2024.1411220
Abstract: Lepidoptera stem borers cause significant damage in irrigated rice in Burkina Faso. This study was conducted to monitor the damage associated with these insect pests in an integrated cropping system over two consecutive years, 2020 and 2021. We used a randomized split-plot design in a latice design. Two rice varieties (FKR64 and Orylux6) were factors and four types of crop management before rice were used. Mineral fertilization (F0, F1, F2, F3) was distributed in secondary plots as the third factor. Weekly entomological assessments were conducted. Dead hearts and white heads were randomly sampled during the vegetative and the reproductive phases of the rice plant, respectively. Pre-immature populations of stem borers were recorded after laboratory dissection of rice tillers showing symptoms of damage. Chilo spp. was the most represented stem borer, irrespective of rice variety and type of treatment. Lepidoptera damage was higher in plots with higher NPK and legume than previous crops at 42 days after transplanting. The highest average rate of pre-immature stem borer populations was recorded on the Orylux6 variety. Parasitoids associated with stem borers belonged to four families of the order Hymenoptera. The highest yields were recorded in plots with the FKR 64 * F1 combination.
Historia de las magistraturas políticas supremas y de las instancias judiciales del coprincipado de Andorra desde 1898 a 1945
Hague Roma,Jean-Louis; Peláez,Manuel J;
Revista de estudios histórico-jurídicos , 2005, DOI: 10.4067/S0716-54552005000100009
Abstract: this article on institutional history attempts to present the evolution, from 1898 to 1945, experienced by the andorran head of state, whose two-headed leadership is represented by the bishop of the seu d'urgell and the president of the iii french republic. some institutional problems which arose from 1931 to 1939 are also discussed. special attention is paid to the evolution in the period, object of study of the administration of justice, with the different instances of the tribunal of the battles, the court of the appeal judge, the supreme court of the mitra, and the french supreme court.
Assessment of results of functional units department of marketing
D.V. Raiko
Marketing ì Mened？ment Innovacìj , 2011,
Abstract: Improved methodological support of the evaluation of heads of departments of marketing, the distinction which is urahuvanni functional orientation of each department, the application of expert methods using universal scale Harinhtona for the quantitative determination of performance in two components: the results of the work and qualities of leaders (business, professional and personal). The total score corresponds to the head of qualitative features of the low to very high, which allows to make personnel decisions for the promotion of leaders and motivating material as well as identify priority areas to improve the results of their work and improving the professional, business, personal qualities.
The Warship Schleswig-Holstein: History, Cultural Value and Legal Status
Maili Roio
Journal of Ethnology and Folkloristics , 2009,
Abstract: The current paper looks into the issues connected with underwater cultural heritage in Estonia and deals with its legal and physical protection. The report discusses the topic of what we actually mean by underwater heritage, what are the threats in terms of preservation and what are the possibilities to protect underwater heritage in Estonia. The paper analyses objects that are not defined by the UNESCO convention from 2001 as underwater cultural heritage, but which form a considerable part of underwater objects in Estonia that are protected by the state. A wide range of challenges – protection, ownership, value – is illustrated by the study of the history and present state of the battleship Schleswig-Holstein.
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