bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Associations Between Sexual and Reproductive Health Communication and Health Service Use Among U.S. Adolescent Women
Authors: Hall Kelli Stidham , Moreau Caroline , Trussell James 
Published: January 2012

CONTEXT:

An understanding of the association between adolescents’ sexual and reproductive health knowledge and their use of relevant services is needed to improve young people’s sexual and reproductive health.
METHODS:

Data from the National Survey of Family Growth were used to examine associations between sexual and reproductive health communication (parental and formal) and service use among 2,326 U.S. women aged 15–19 in 2002 and 2006–2008. Chi‐square tests and multivariate logistic regression were used to assess relationships between adolescents’ receipt of sexual and reproductive health communication from parents and formal (school, church, community) sources and their use of sexual and reproductive health services.
RESULTS:

The majority of adolescents had received parental (75%) and formal (92%) sexual and reproductive health communication; 43% reported recent service use. In unadjusted analyses, parental and formal communication were positively associated with service use. In regression models, overall parental communication remained positively associated with service use (odds ratio, 1.6); parental abstinence‐only communication, which was not significant in 2002, was associated with reduced odds of service use for the pooled sample (0.4) and in 2006–2008 (0.3). Formal communication was not associated with service use.
CONCLUSIONS:

Further research is needed to assess whether comprehensive sexual and reproductive health communication facilitates adolescents’ health care utilization. Examination of how communication sources, quality and content are related to service use is needed to understand adolescents’ sexual and reproductive health knowledge and needs.
REVIEWS
Authors: Hetherington Carol , Austin Michael , Boucher Leigh , Black Prudence 
Published: January 2012

THE COLLECTED BONY BULLETINS: ORIGINAL AND COMPLETE, COMPILED BY CLAUDIA STONE (2007) Tucson, Arizona: Corgi Publishing, 225 pp., ISBN: 0979286603, 9780979286605, Paperback, Copies of The Collected Bony Bulletins are available from the compiler, Claudia Stone: 500 N. AvenidaVenado,
Tucson, AZ 85748 USA; email: c.stonecox.net
THE BEACH OF ATONEMENT, ARTHUR UPFIELD ([1930] 2007) Morrisville, NC: Lulu.com, 298 pp., ISBN: 9781430325383, Paperback, US$40.00
ARTHUR W. UPFIELD: LIFE AND TIMES OF BONY'S MAN, ANDREW MILNOR (2008) Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars
Press, 245 pp., ISBN: 1847185576, 9781847185570, Hardback, GBP34.99, US$52.99
UP AND DOWN AUSTRALIA: SHORT STORIES, ARTHUR UPFIELD, EDITED BY KEES DE HOOG, (2008) Morrisville, NC: Lulu.com, 300 pp., ISBN: 9781847994134, Paperback, US$24.96
UP AND DOWN AUSTRALIA AGAIN: MORE
SHORT STORIES, ARTHUR UPFIELD, EDITED BY KEES DE HOOG (2009) Morrisville, NC: Lulu.com, 300 pp., ISBN: 9781445229843, Paperback, US$24.95
UP AND DOWN THE REAL AUSTRALIA: AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL ARTICLES AND THE MURCHISON MURDERS, ARTHUR UPFIELD, EDITED BY KEES DE HOOG (2009) Morrisville,
NC: Lulu.com, 248 pp., ISBN: 9871409255840, Paperback, US$22.97
WHEN BONY WAS THERE: A CHRONOLOGY OF THE LIFE AND CAREER OF DETECTIVE INSPECTOR NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, KEES DE HOOG (2010) Raleigh, NC: Lulu.com, 47 pp., ISBN: 9781445766195, Paperback, US$11.95
DETECTIVE INSPECTOR
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE: HIS LIFE AND TIMES, MICHAEL DUKE (2010) Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Press, 262 pp., ISBN: 1443823759, Hardback, GBP39.99, US$59.99
GRIPPED BY DROUGHT, ARTHUR UPFIELD ([1932] 2011) Morrisville, NC: Lulu.com, 292 pp., ISBN: 9781446627341, Hardback, US$42.95
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ROYAL ABDUCTION, ARTHUR UPFIELD ([1932] 2011) Morrisville, NC: Lulu.com, Forthcoming
APPLY WITHIN: STORIES OF CAREER SABOTAGE, MICHAELA MCGUIRE (2009) Carlton: Melbourne University Publishing, 208 pp., ISBN: 9780522855890, Paperback, AUD $27.99
IMPACT OF THE MODERN: VERNACULAR
MODERNITIES IN AUSTRALIA 1870S-1960S, ROBERT DIXON AND VERONICA KELLY (2008) Sydney: Sydney University Press, 308 pp., ISBN 9781920898892, Paperback, Aus$49.95
GLAMOUR: WOMEN, HISTORY, FEMINISM, CAROL DYHOUSE (2010) London and New York: Zed Books, 198 pp., ISBN 9781848134072, Hardback,
Aus$44.95, ISBN 9781848138612, Paperback, Aus$19.95
REVIEWS
Authors: Gibbs Darryl , Scott David , Singh Sagar 
Published: January 2012

THE HUNGRY COWBOY: SERVICE AND COMMUNITY IN A NEIGHBORHOOD RESTAURANT, KARLA A. ERICKSON (2009) Mississippi: Mississippi University Press, 192 pp., ISBN 978-1-60473-206-1, h/bk, $50.00
MOVING PICTURES/STOPPING PLACES: HOTELS AND MOTELS ON FILM, DAVID B. CLARKE, VALERIE CRAWFORD
PFANNHAUSER AND MARCUS A. DOEL (EDS) (2009) Lanham, MD: Lexington Books, vi+394 pp., ISBN 0-7391-2855-8/978-0-7391-2855-8, cloth, £51.95
THINKING THROUGH TOURISM (ASA MONOGRAPH 46), JULIE SCOTT AND TOM SELWYN (EDS) (2010) Oxford and New York: Berg, 288 pp., ISBN 978-1-84788-531-9,
h/bk, £55.00
Refugee performance: Encounters with alterity
Authors: Balfour Michael 
Published: January 2012

ABSTRACT
In 2006 there were 9.9 million refugees worldwide, as defined by the United Nations 1951 Convention, and 32.9 million persons of concern. In a comprehensive review of settlement programmes in Australia, the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) concluded that there was an urgent need for targeted settlement assistance towards this group if they are to achieve full and active participation in society, and further research should be undertaken to track the progress of humanitarian entrants in the future (DIAC, 2009). The emotional, psychological and experiential impact of war and displacement on refugees has significant and long-lasting implications for both the individuals involved and the broader communities in which they live. Performers, theatre activists and human rights workers have for some time been interested in working with refugees. However, the category of refugee performance can be seen to create an essentialist frame from which the extrication of practice is almost impossible. The article will explore the performing of refugee representation through an examination of two examples of practice, one a small-scale theatre project in Queensland, Australia, the other a multifaceted arts project in the United Kingdom involving theatre, community photography and a combustible 25-metre sculpture. In the article, I will argue that the effort to construct a discourse about refugee performance is enmeshed in an unwavering paradox. Put simply, how may practice deal with refugee stories when the stories themselves (bureaucratic performance, personal stories as victimhood, suffering as spectacle) make an encounter with alterity more elusive?
Art and education: A human right not a commodiity unity of educational engagement in 'The Union of Creative Thinking'
Authors: Yeoman Ian 
Published: January 2012

ABSTRACT
This article describes a theatre in education (TIE) programme – a fusion of theatre and process led drama work, pedagogically informed – created by Theatr Powys, a theatre in education and community theatre company based in mid Wales.
The programme, entitled 'The Union of Creative Thinking', engaged participating children, from small and isolated communities in rural Wales, in a process whereby they were furnished with imaginative tools that enabled them to conceptualise and concretise in profound ways, the complexity of relationships they experience within the self, between themselves, and within their communities and the wider world.
To reference the context of this article is a huge undertaking. The art form of Theatre in Education was born, developed, hard fought for, and has now all but been lost, in a post war Britain wherein the ideological control and methodological strictures applied to the business of humanely and creatively educating the young of the species, has been a constant battle ground. This particular work, devised and produced by Theatr Powys under my direction, has been influenced by a socially developed drive to integrate the work of many theatre artists and pedagogues: crucially the theoretical writings and historical practice of Vygotsky, Bruner, Friere, Heathcote, Bolton and Gillham. Theatr Powys consistently fought to stand authentically on the shoulders of the above body of theoretical work, and of more, the collective practice of so many involved in the practice of theatre and educational drama in schools and the wider community.
'The Union of Creative Thinking' discussed in this article recognised education as a process of becoming and recognised children as active seekers after truth and justice. It was squarely founded on the knowledge that young people globally, intuitively understand their lives and the values they struggle to own as intrinsically linked to the experience of all children in other, seemingly far away, corners of the world.
Neural Activity and Neurotransmission Regulate the Maturation of the Innervation Field of Cortical GABAergic Interneurons in an Age-Dependent Manner
Authors: Baho Elie , Di Cristo Graziella 
Published: January 2012

Neural activity guides the patterning of neuron synaptic territory in the developing nervous system. Evidence supporting this hypothesis comes from numerous studies on projection neurons in neuromuscular and visual systems. It is unknown whether the innervation field of GABAergic interneurons, which forms local dense innervations, follows similar rules.Cortical basket cells innervate hundreds of pyramidal cell somata and proximal dendrites. Thanks to this connectivity pattern, they can tightly control neural excitability and synchronization. Here we show that reducing excitation, and thus neurotransmitter release, in mouse cortical single basket cells in slice cultures decreases the number of innervated cells without changing the pattern of perisomatic innervation, both at the peak and after the proliferation phase of perisomatic synapse formation. Conversely, suppressing neurotransmitter release in single basket cells can have completely opposite effects depending on the developmental stage. Our results reveal a remarkably specific and age-dependent role of neural activity and neurotransmission levels in the establishment of the synaptic territory of cortical GABAergic cells.
CO2 Detektion mit IR Kameras: Grundlagen, Experimente und Anwendungen
Authors: Vollmer Michael , Möllmann Klaus-Peter 
Published: January 2012

Zusammenfassung
Gasdetektion mit Infrarotkameras ist eine relativ neue Anwendung. Aufgrund der industriellen Bedeutung einiger Gase wurden sensitive Kameras mit Schmalbandfiltern entwickelt. Heute gibt es kommerzielle Systeme für die Detektion flüchtiger Kohlenwasserstoffe, Schwefelhexafluorid und Kohlenmonoxid. In dieser Arbeit werden Laborergebnisse der Detektion von CO2 vorgestellt und potenzielle Anwendungen diskutiert.
Erythroleukemia in a retrovirus-negative cat
Authors: Fischer Catherine , Tan Emmeline , Bienzle Dorothee 
Published: January 2012

Abstract
Case Description—A 5-year-old spayed female cat was evaluated because of lethargy of 3 days' duration, acute respiratory distress, and anemia.
Clinical Findings—Physical examination revealed the cat was in good body condition but had pale mucous membranes and elevated heart and respiratory rates. Results of hematologic analysis indicated the cat had severe anemia (Hct, 0.07 L/L; reference range, 0.28 to 0.49 L/L) and marked rubricytosis (19.0 × 109 cells/L; reference value, 0 cells/L). Results of serologic and PCR assays for detection of FeLV and FIV and PCR assays for detection of Mycoplasma spp were negative. Cytologic evaluation of a bone marrow aspirate and histologic evaluation of a biopsy specimen revealed a predominance of rubriblasts and rubricytes with granulocytopenia. Cytologic evaluation of fine-needle aspirates of the spleen and liver also revealed numerous rubriblasts.
Treatment and Outcome—The cat received transfusions of packed RBCs, and supportive treatment was administered. Analysis of test results yielded a diagnosis of acute myeloid leukemia (erythroid subtype). Because of continued hemolysis and anemia in combination with the diagnosis of erythroleukemia (which has a poor prognosis), the cat was euthanized.
Clinical Relevance—To the authors' knowledge, erythroleukemia has only been reported in cats infected with FeLV. However, results of all diagnostic assays for FeLV were negative in the cat reported here, which suggested that erythroleukemia can develop in cats in the absence of FeLV infection.
Use of end-to-side arterial and venous anastomosis techniques for renal transplantation in two dogs
Authors: Phillips Heidi , Aronson Lillian R. 
Published: January 2012

Abstract
Case Description—A sexually intact male Old English Sheepdog and a sexually intact female Bull Terrier were evaluated for renal dysplasia and chronic renal failure, respectively.
Clinical Findings—Both dogs were anemic and had high serum concentrations of urea nitrogen and creatinine. Electrolyte abnormalities (calcium and phosphorus) were also evident. The decision was made to pursue renal transplantation, and donor dogs were identified.
Treatment and Outcome—End-to-side anastomosis of the renal artery and vein of each donor's left kidney to the recipient's ipsilateral external iliac artery and vein, respectively, was performed. The left caudal abdominal musculature was scarified by making an incision, and nephropexy to that musculature was performed with a simple interrupted pattern of polypropylene sutures. No intraoperative or postoperative complications associated with the vascular anastomoses were encountered. Azotemia, anemia, and electrolyte imbalances resolved after transplantation.
Clinical Relevance—The end-to-side anastomosis technique described here, which is a preferred method in human medicine, was successful, providing an alternative to other renal transplantation techniques in dogs. Additional studies are needed to determine whether any vascular anastomosis technique is preferable for use in dogs requiring renal transplantation.
Development of a diagnostic diagram for rapid field assessment of acidosis severity in diarrheic calves
Authors: Bellino Claudio , Arnaudo Fabrizio , Biolatti Cristina , Borrelli Antonio , Gianella Paola , Maurella Cristiana , Zabaldano Giuseppe , Cagnasso Aurelio , D'Angelo Antonio 
Published: January 2012

Abstract
Objective—To develop a diagnostic diagram for rapid field assessment of acidosis severity in diarrheic calves.
Design—Prospective cross-sectional study.
Animals—148 Piedmontese calves (38 calves in preliminary experiments; 83 diarrheic calves and 27 healthy control calves in the primary experiment).
Procedures—Physical examination was performed and a standard data collection form was completed for each calf. Blood samples were obtained and submitted for evaluation of acid-base balance, performance of a CBC, and measurement of electrolyte and total protein concentrations.
Results—Severe metabolic acidosis (extracellular base excess more negative than −10 mmol/L) was associated with abnormal mental status, delayed or absent suckle reflex, abnormal posture or gait, enophthalmos, and cold oral mucosal membranes. Clinical signs associated with severe metabolic acidosis were arranged into a grid to create a diagnostic diagram. Sensitivity and specificity of the diagnostic diagram for the prediction of severe metabolic acidosis were 88% and 79%, respectively.
Conclusions and Clinical Relevance—Use of the diagnostic diagram may aid differentiation between severe and nonsevere acidosis patterns as determined on the basis of clinical signs.
Diagnosis and treatment of Sarcocystis neurona–induced myositis in a free-ranging California sea lion
Authors: Carlson-Bremer Daphne P. , Gulland Frances M. D. , Johnson Christine K. , Colegrove Kathleen M. , Van Bonn William G. 
Published: January 2012

Abstract
Case Description—An underweight, lethargic adult female California sea lion (Zalophus californianus) became stranded along the California shore and was captured and transported to a rehabilitation hospital for assessment and care.
Clinical Findings—Initial physical assessment revealed the sea lion was lethargic and in poor body condition. Active myositis was diagnosed on the basis of concurrent elevations in activities of alanine aminotransferase and creatine kinase detected during serum biochemical analysis. Infection with Sarcocystis neurona was diagnosed after serologic titers increased 4-fold over a 3-week period. Diagnosis was confirmed on the basis of histopathologic findings, positive results on immunohistochemical staining, and results of quantitative PCR assay on biopsy specimens obtained from the diaphragm and muscles of the dorsal cervical region.
Treatment and Outcome—Anticoccidial treatment was instituted with ponazuril (10 mg/kg [4.5 mg/lb], PO, q 24 h) and continued for 28 days. Prednisone (0.2 mg/kg [0.09 mg/lb], PO, q 12 h) was administered for 2 days and then every 24 hours for 5 days to treat associated inflammation. At the end of treatment, the sea lion was clinically normal, alanine aminotransferase and creatine kinase values were within reference limits, and antibody titers against S neurona had decreased 6-fold. The sea lion was released approximately 3 months after becoming stranded.
Clinical Relevance—S neurona–induced myositis was diagnosed in a free-ranging California sea lion. On the basis of the successful treatment and release of this sea lion, anticoccidial treatment should be considered for marine mammals in which protozoal disease is diagnosed.
Relationships between Muscular Performance and Markers of Well-Being in Elite Rugby Union Players
Authors: Kavaliauskas Mykolas 
Published: January 2012

Relationships between Muscular Performance and Markers of Well-Being in Elite Rugby Union Players
Regular testing can be used to track athletes' changes in performance over time. However, testing should not be limited to physiological characteristics alone, but also encompass perceived psychological status and well-being. Foster (1998) suggests monitoring of subjective well-being may serve to prevent deterioration in the practice of physical tasks. The relationship between psychological and physiological measures in professional team sport is not fully investigated. St Clair Gibson et al. (2003) proposed that fatigue may be the mental representation of physiological changes characterizing emotions. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to examine relationship between psychological self-assessment of well-being and physiological parameters related to muscular performance in a professional rugby union team. 15 male professional rugby union players (26.5 ± 5.8 years; 102.6 ± 13.4 kg; 186.1 ± 9.5 cm) participated. On a weekly basis over a competitive season players completed a perceived well-being questionnaire related to manifestations of fatigue, and 3 jump squats. Vertical displacement, velocity, power, force and force impulse were calculated for each jump. Time series analysis indicates no relationship between measures of well-being and muscular performance on an individual basis. However, analysis of mean team data does show the existence of a relationship in some cases.
Role of Zinc, Copper and Manganese Concentration in Neural Tube Defects
Authors: Vats R. , Sharma R.K. , Sharma A. 
Published: January 2012

Trace minerals are required by the body in minute quantities ranging from as little microgram to milligram per day. The trace elements known to be essential for humans and unquestionably associated with deficiency system. Zinc is a component of all cells; it is needed for the growth and repair of tissues and is a cofactor for at least 70 different enzymes (Baumgartner, 1993). There is experimental evidences for zinc deficiency as a teratogenic agent and in humans the high rates of neural tube defects (NTD) in some regions where zinc deficiency is common (Hurley, 1981; Sever, 1989). In animals zinc deficiency has been shown to cause central nervous system defects (Keen and Hurley, 1989). It is well known that there are interactions between zinc and other trace minerals. Normal levels of these and good relation between them are factors conditioning human health (Janicki, 1991). The present study aims at assessing blood, serum zinc, copper and manganese levels and zinc/copper, zinc/manganese ratios of mother and their babies having NTD.DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3126/on.v9i1.5749
Perennial Anti-Americanism in Germany? Critical comments on Ruth Hatlapa’s and Andrei S. Markovits’ “Obamamania and Anti-Americanism as Complementary Concepts”
Authors: Immerfall Stefan 
Published: January 2012

The transatlantic fallout preceding and immediately following the openingof the Second Iraq War in 2003 was accompanied by an unusuallywidespread public contempt for U.S. President George W. Bush. No doubt,vast majorities in Germany (and in many other European countries)rejected the Iraq invasion. But how should we interpret their motives?Was criticism levelled against a specific policy or was it based on negativestereotyping of America? Three kinds of arguments have been broughtforward as to why the latter should be the case.
Les services environnementaux fournis par l’agriculture et leurs modes de gouvernance : un cadre d’analyse économique
Authors: Jeanneaux Philippe , Aznar Olivier , Déprés Christophe 
Published: January 2012

This paper proposes to analyze the environmental services provided by farmers in order to clarify the diversity of transactions within the same field. We distinguish two main categories of services: “Service internalization“ corresponding to the internalization of an externality by seeking to modify the joint product, and “Service Delivery“ corresponding to a contract to provide the service. We then cross this characterization with the modes of governance (sectorial vs. territorial) of the environmental services. This analysis allows us, first, to have a better understanding of the dynamics of environmental service supply, and second, to highlight the poor integration of environmental issues in agriculture. The categories generated are illustrated from several empirical studies carried out between 2002 and 2010 in the framework of three research programs.Spanish
Este documento propone caracterizar los servicios ambientales provistos por los agricultores con el fin de clarificar la diversidad de transacciones dentro de la misma denominación. El artículo distingue dos categorías principales de servicios: “la internalización de servicios“ correspondiente a la internalización de una externalidad a través de modificar el producto conjunto, y “la prestación de servicios“ que corresponde a un contrato de prestación de servicio. Los autores cruzan entonces esta caracterización con los modos de gobierno (sectorial vs. territorial) en el que los servicios ambientales se inscriben; cruce que permite, por un lado, comprender la dinámica de la oferta de servicios ambientales, y por otra parte, remarcar la escasa integración de los problemas ambientales en el sector agrícola. Las categorías producidas son ilustradas a partir de varias investigaciones empíricas llevadas a cabo entre 2002 y 2010 en tres programas de investigación.French
Cet article propose de caractériser les services environnementaux fournis par les agriculteurs dans le but de clarifier la diversité des transactions qui relèvent d'une même dénomination. Deux catégories principales de services avec quelques déclinaisons ressortent : le « service d'internalisation » visant à internaliser une externalité en cherchant à modifier le produit joint ; le « service prestation » correspondant à un contrat de prestation de service. Nous croisons alors cette caractérisation avec les modes de gouvernance (sectorielle vs territoriale) dans lesquels les services environnementaux s'inscrivent, croisement qui permet, d'une part, de comprendre les dynamiques d'off re de services environnementaux, et d'autre part, de remarquer la faible intégration des problèmes environnementaux dans le secteur agricole. Les catégories produites sont illustrées à partir de plusieurs investigations empiriques réalisées entre 2002 et 2010 dans trois programmes de recherche.