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European Working Group European Working Group on on Gaucher Disease Gaucher Disease 9th International EWGGD Workshop Program and Abstracts! June 30th – July 3rd 2010 Cologne | Germany SPonSorS Platinum ConferenCe SPonSor ProGrAm Shared Sponsoring Bronze ConferenCe SPonSor European Working Group on Gaucher Disease 9th International EWGGD Meeting Organizing Group Bembi, Bruno Hollak, Carla Hrebiczek, Martin Manuel, Jeremy Niemeyer, Pascal vom Dahl, Stephan Dear colleagues, physicians and scientist, dear visitors it is our pleasure to welcome you to the 9th Workshop of the EWGGD (European Working Group on Gaucher Disease). This time, the location will be Grand Hotel Schloss Bensberg near Cologne, in Germany. Hopefully, the calm atmosphere and the famous view on one of Germany´s oldest cities, Cologne, will add to your well-being and stimulate scientific ideas. As in the former years, the principal aim of the meeting is to enable a fruitful scientific exchange on Gaucher-related issues. Young physicians and researchers from all scientific backgrounds are encouraged to present their research and to attend our meeting for learning purposes. The opportunity for presenting unpublished scientific data as well as free discussion is a central premise of the Group. A couple of things were novel this time: The European Gaucher Alliance (EGA), the head organisation of patient associations in Europe, was involved into the organisational flow of the workshop from the beginning. Second, a travel grant programme has been set up to support the attendance of young researchers and physicians to present their results. During this meeting, the posters will not only be displayed, but discussed during separate poster tours on Thursday and Friday. -
“La Via Dell'acquaˮ in Valle Morobbia Di Graziano Tarilli
“La Via dell’acquaˮ in valle Morobbia di Graziano Tarilli L’utilizzazione della forza idraulica, forma di energia ottenuta mediante la caduta d’acqua attraverso un dislivello, è molto antica: si diffuse su larga scala nel Medioevo a partire dal 12° secolo. Lo sfruttamento industriale del cosiddetto carbone bianco per la produzione di energia elettrica iniziò alla fine dell’Ottocento. Il Ticino – in particolare nelle valli del Sopraceneri – è fra i cantoni che dispongono di questa risorsa idrica insostituibile, grazie alle abbondanti precipitazioni e ai forti dislivelli. Ai primi impianti di Faido (1889), Airolo e Lugano (1890) che producevano energia elettrica soprattutto per l’illuminazione pubblica, seguì Bellinzona. Nella città, da appena tredici anni capitale stabile del Cantone, dopo aver abbandonato l’idea dell’illuminazione a gas si considerò la possibilità di sfruttare le acque delle valli di Arbedo e Sementina, poi della Moesa. Alla fine si scelse di costruire un impianto idroelettrico nella valle di Gorduno, inaugurato il primo febbraio del 1891 e che rappresentò l’esempio di prima azienda municipalizzata del Cantone. “Da domenica sera, Bellinzona è illuminata a luce elettrica; il fausto avvenimento venne festeggiato con sparo di cannoni, musica e fiaccolataˮ, come riporta la “Gazzetta ticineseˮ del 3 febbraio. Al Teatro Sociale si svolse una serata di gala con la nuova illuminazione. Ben presto la struttura si rivelò insufficiente di fronte alle richieste di privati e aziende, fra le quali la nuova officina della Ferrovia del Gottardo, attiva da pochi anni. Dopo aver valutato diversi progetti, la città decise nel 1898 lo sfruttamento delle acque della Morobbia, valle laterale del Ticino che si estende dal passo San Jorio fino a Giubiasco. -
Annexiv-Waste Management in Switzerland and Ticino
ANNEX IV - WASTE MANAGEMENT IN SWITZERLAND AND TICINO SWITZERLAND The Swiss Confederation, commonly known as Switzerland, is a federal republic made up of 26 cantons. Its capital is Bern and its population is about 8 million people. It is situated in Western Europe, bordered by Germany, Austria, Italy, France and Lichtenstein. Four official languages are spoken in Switzerland: German, French, Italian and Romansh. Other demographic characteristics of Switzerland are presented schematically in figure 1 and table 2. Politically, the Swiss Confederation is composed as follows. The federal constitution adopted in 1848 established the legal foundations of the country. This is one of the oldest constitutions in the world (Federal Chancellery, 2013). The federal constitution established the country as a direct democracy; therefore, citizens have the right to intervene in parliamentary decisions. Three levels of government exist: federal, cantonal and municipal. At the federal level, the parliament has the legislative power, the Federal Council is the executive and the Federal Court has judicial power. The parliament is composed of both the Council of States and the National Council, with 200 representatives in total. The Council of States has 46 representatives - two for each canton and 1 for half-canton. The National Council’s representatives are elected proportionally to the population of each canton. Modalities of election of the representatives vary within each canton. Switzerland is a very economically active and rich country. It has the fifth highest GDP per capita in the world (World Bank, 2013), and the majority of its businesses are from the tertiary sector. The most developed sectors in Switzerland are pharmaceutical and financial (with Zurich, Geneva and Lugano being the three biggest financial centres). -
International Research and Exchanges Board Records
International Research and Exchanges Board Records A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress Prepared by Karen Linn Femia, Michael McElderry, and Karen Stuart with the assistance of Jeffery Bryson, Brian McGuire, Jewel McPherson, and Chanté Wilson-Flowers Manuscript Division Library of Congress Washington, D.C. 2011 International Research and Exchanges Board Records Page ii Collection Summary Title: International Research and Exchanges Board Records Span Dates: 1947-1991 (bulk 1956-1983) ID No: MSS80702 Creator: International Research and Exchanges Board Creator: Inter-University Committee on Travel Grants Extent: 331,000 items; 331 cartons; 397.2 linear feet Language: Collection material in English and Russian Repository: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Abstract: American service organization sponsoring scholarly exchange programs with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe in the Cold War era. Correspondence, case files, subject files, reports, financial records, printed matter, and other records documenting participants’ personal experiences and research projects as well as the administrative operations, selection process, and collaborative projects of one of America’s principal academic exchange programs. International Research and Exchanges Board Records Page iii Contents Collection Summary .......................................................... ii Administrative Information ......................................................1 Organizational History..........................................................2 -
Bollettino-15Luglio.Pdf
1 INDIRIZZI Prevosto: don Angelo Ruspini, Via Berta 1, Giubiasco 091.840.21.01 Vicario: don Juan Pablo Bravo Venegas, Via Berta 1, Giubiasco 091.840.21.02 Diacono: don Giorgio Ulrich, Viale 1814, 6512 Giubiasco 091.840.26.53 Angolo d’Incontro, Via S. Jorio 3, Giubiasco 091.840.21.04 Segreteria parrocchiale, Casella postale, Giubiasco 091.840.21.00 - Fax 091.840.21.03 - Orari di apertura – periodo estivo martedì e giovedì dalle 8.00 alle 11.00 www.parrocchia-giubiasco.ch ORARI DELLE CELEBRAZIONI GIUBIASCO VALLE MOROBBIA Eucaristia giorni feriali Eucaristia giorni feriali ore 9.00 martedì e venerdì Pianezzo: giovedì ore 9.00 ore 17.00 lunedì, mercoledì, giovedì (da fine agosto a fine giugno) precede il Rosario Carena: venerdì ore 17.30 (per la Parrocchia di S. Antonio) Primo venerdì del mese ore 16.30 adorazione Eucaristica Eucaristia giorni festivi e domeniche ore 17.00 Eucaristia in chiesa parr. S. Antonio: alternativamente * sabato ore 19.30 domenica ore 9.30 Eucaristia sabato e vigilia giorni festivi Pianezzo: domenica ore 10.45 ore 16.15 Eucaristia in casa Aranda ore 17.30 Eucaristia in chiesa parr. Eucaristia giorni feriali – periodo estivo (da fine giugno a fine agosto) Eucaristia giorni festivi Carena: venerdì ore 19.30 ore 8.00 Eucaristia in San Giobbe ore 9.00 Eucaristia in chiesa parr. Eucaristia giorni festivi – periodo estivo ore 10.30 Eucaristia in chiesa parr. Pianezzo: sabato o vigilia ore 19.30 ore 20.00 Eucaristia in Collegiata S. Antonio: domenica o festa ore 9.30 Eucaristia giorni festivi – periodo estivo ore 8.00 Eucaristia in San Giobbe Sacramento della Riconciliazione ore 11.00 Eucaristia in chiesa parr. -
Elenco Progetti
FONDAZIONE Archivi Architetti Ticinesi Fondo 037 - Architetti Alberto Camenzind e Bruno Brocchi Progetto Mappa Disegni Data Oggetto Luogo Committente Contenitore 78 15 82 1959 Casa unifamiliare a Montarina Lugano Walti S9 (f) 79 15 2 1959 Tomba Bellinzona Canova 80 15 7 1959 Concorso scuola Gersau Canton Svitto S10(f) 81 16 12 1960 Concorso palazzo del Governo Altdorf Canton Uri S10 (f) 82 16 5 1960 Proposta di trasferimento arsenale Altdorf Canton Uri 83 16 18 1965 Palazzo del Governo alla Winterbergstrasse Altdorf Canton Uri S10(f) 84 16 18 1968 Palazzo del Governo al comparto Palestra Altdorf Canton Uri S10(f) 85 16 9 1963 Edificio per la polizia Altdorf Canton Uri S10 86 16 35 1959 Funivia di Porto Ronco Ronco sopra Ascona-Al S10(f) 87 16 26 1957 Case monofamiliari triangolari e ortogonali Biasca Officine idroelettriche 88 17 57 1960 Casa del personale Biasca Officine idroelettriche 89 17 30 1953 Sistemazione terrazza palazzo Gargantini Lugano Balestra 90 17 4 1955 Trasformazione ufficio palazzo Gargantini Lugano Balestra S10(f) 91 18 36 1949 Società di Banca Svizzera: proposte di trasforma Chiasso Bankverein S10(f) 92 18 13 1959 Società di Banca Svizzera: riattazione atrio tesoro Chiasso Bannkverein 93 0 0 1958 Esposizione 50 anni di architettura S10 94 18 4 1958 Proposte di edificazione Castagnola Fratelli Bernasconi 95 18 3 1959 Concorso Banca Popolare Svizzera Lugano Banca Popolare Svizzera 96 18 35 1958 Dogana Commerciale Chiasso Confederazione S9 96 19 73 1958 Dogana commerciale Chiasso Confederazione 96 20 92 1958 Dogana Commerciale Chiasso Confederazione 96 21 100 1958 Dogana Commerciale Chiasso Confederazione Pagina 1 di 6 Progetto Mappa Disegni Data Oggetto Luogo Committente Contenitore 97 22 33 1959 Casa unifamiliare Lugano Morosoli 98 22 107 1960 Casa unifamiliare Figino Ing.Geo Mantegazza 99 23 11 1964 Proposta di nuova entrata Figino Antonio Mantegazza 100 23 48 1959 Casa di vacanza Novaggio Dr. -
Bulle Historic Tour
1 Orchestrion (1913) The only example of its kind in the world, the Soléa is an orchestrion (mechanical orchestra) built in 1913 for the café-restaurant Le Fribourgeois by the firm Weber in Waldkirch (Germany). Demonstration on request. This photo was taken inside the café Le Fribourgeois in 1913 and was commissioned by the firm Charrière et Cie. It shows an initial version of the smaller orchestrion that was replaced shortly afterwards by the current instrument. © Alfred Husser Musée gruérien, Bulle. The café Le Fribourgeois was designed according to plans drawn up in 1898-1899 by the architect Frédéric Broillet. The Le Solea orchestrion was built in Waldkirch (Germany) at the Weber Frères factory. It was sold and installed in Le Fribourgeois in 1913-1914 by the firm Charrière & Cie, from Bulle, which represented various manufacturers of harmoniums, player-pianos and orchestrions in the canton. The instrument was restored in 1977–78 by Les Frères Baud in L’Auberson. The oak cabinet measuring 4 metres long, 2.50 metres high and 1.10 metres wide houses a 52-note Feurich piano, 4 sets of 28 pipes – flutes, violin, baritone and “Gedeck”, a 28-note xylophone, a bass drum, a side drum, a tambourine, a triangle and castanets. In the bottom section, three pairs of bellows activated by an electric motor inflate two regulator reservoirs that supply the windchests. Rolls of perforated paper 36 cm wide, driven by a guide roller, are held against a metal bar commonly known as a “flat flute” with 88 apertures, each corresponding to a note or a function. -
Company Profile and Our References
OmniBus Engineering Intelligent Building Company O.E. OmniBus Engineering develops products and services in the field of Building Automation, Supervision, and Access Control. Founded in 2001, the company may count on the profound experience of its founders and partners, using the most innovative technologies. 2 O.E. OmniBus Engineering SA - Company Profile Company OmniBus is based on four principles: 1. Technology; 2. Product quality and reliability; 3. Flexibility and customization of solutions; 4. Customer Care. The solutions offered by OmniBus allow the: 1. Optimization of resources; 2. Cost reduction; 3. Increase in productivity; 4. Increased comfort. OmniBus addresses: Professional Studies of Engineering and Architecture; Construction companies; Real estate managing companies; Individual clients. 3 O.E. OmniBus Engineering SA - Company Profile Products and Services Flexibility and Expertise to cover every need. Three operational areas able to Solution for building automation provide solutions with various levels of intervention and complexity with the objective to always guarantee the best service. The world of access control Visualization and supervision systems 4 O.E. OmniBus Engineering SA - Company Profile Products and Services Solution for building automation • Efficiency with distributed control • Technology standards LonWorks® • System efficiency and optimization • Integration of AC and weather conditions • Customized management of functionality 5 O.E. OmniBus Engineering SA - Company Profile Products and Services Control Modules Commands Interfaces In summary: 1. Control of every type of lighting and shading systems; 2. Control functionality of digital and mechanical systems; 3. Interfaces for multimedia, weather stations, and peripheral devices; 4. Customizing of functionality to specific needs. 6 O.E. OmniBus Engineering SA - Company Profile Products and Services Control Modules Digital actuators to control lights on/off. -
2006 Kyoto, Japan
October 28 - November 2, 2006 ~ Kyoto, Japan ~ Final Program Table of Contents Welcome . .2 Acknowledgements . .3 Organization . .6 MDS .Committees .& Task. .Forces . .9 International .Congress .Registration .and Venue. .12 International .Congress .Information . 13-15 . Continuing .Medical .Education . .13 . Evaluations . .14 . Press .Room . .15 Program-at-a-Glance . .17 Scientific Session Definitions . .19 Scientific .Sessions . .21 Faculty . .51 Committee .& Task. .Force .Meetings . .56 Exhibitor .Information . .57 Exhibitor .Directory . .58 Floor .Plans . 62-64 Map .of .Kyoto . .66 Lunch Map . .67 Subway Map . .68 Social Events . .69 Poster .Session .1 . .72 Poster .Session .2 . .88 Poster .Session .3 . .102 Poster .Session .4 . .117 CME .Request .Form . .133 The Movement. .Disorder .Society’s 0th International Congress of Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Welcome Letter Dear Colleagues, On behalf of The Movement Disorder Society (MDS), we are pleased to welcome you to Kyoto, Japan for the 10th International Congress of Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders . The 10th International Congress has been designed to provide an innovative and comprehensive overview of the latest perspectives and research developments in the field of Movement Disorders . We encourage you to take every opportunity to participate in the Scientific Program which has drawn world renowned speakers and foremost experts in their respective fields . In the next days, the latest research regarding Movement Disorders will be presented and discussed in an open format, offering unique educational opportunities for all delegates . The International Congress convenes with a series of Opening Seminars and then continues with an array of Plenary, Parallel, Poster and Video Sessions, as well as Lunch Seminars, Controversies and Skills Workshops . -
Bollettino-21Febbraio.Pdf
1 Indirizzi utili Prevosto: don Juan Pablo Bravo Venegas, Via Berta 1, Giubiasco 091.840.21.01 o indirizzo mail: [email protected] Vicario: don Filippo Arcari, Via Berta 1, Giubiasco 091.840.21.02 o indirizzo mail: [email protected] Diacono: don Giorgio Ulrich, Viale 1814, 6512 Giubiasco 091.840.26.53 Segreteria parrocchiale: casella postale, Giubiasco 091.840.21.00 o indirizzo mail: [email protected] o orari: dal lunedì al giovedì dalle 8.00 alle 11.00 Sito web parrocchiale: www.parrocchia-giubiasco.ch Orari delle celebrazioni Orari delle celebrazioni a Giubiasco in Valle Morobbia Eucaristia nei giorni feriali Eucaristia giorni feriali martedì e venerdì: ore 09.00 Pianezzo: martedì ore 09.00 giovedì e mercoledì: ore 17.00 Carena: venerdì ore 17.30 il lunedì non si celebra l’Eucaristia (per la Parrocchia di S. Antonio) Ogni primo venerdì del mese Eucaristia nei giorni festivi Adorazione Eucaristica: ore 16.30 S. Antonio: alternativamente* Eucaristia in chiesa parrocchiale: ore 17.00 o sabato: ore 17.30 o domenica: ore 09.30 Eucaristia il sabato e la vigilia dei giorni festivi Pianezzo: domenica ore 10.30 in casa Aranda: ore 16.15 in chiesa parrocchiale: ore 17.30 Eucaristia giorni feriali durante il periodo estivo (da fine giugno a fine agosto) Eucaristia nei giorni festivi Carena: venerdì ore 19.30 in San Giobbe: ore 08.00 Lôro San Rocco: martedì 19.30 (quindicinale) in chiesa parrocchiale: ore 10.30 in Collegiata: ore 20.00 Eucaristia giorni festivi durante il periodo estivo Eucaristia nei giorni festivi Pianezzo: sabato o vigilia ore 19.30 durante il periodo estivo S. -
Harvard Thesis Template
PREPARING FOR THE WORKDAY: THE EFFECTS OF PRE-WORK STRATEGIES ON PSYCHOLOGICAL ENGAGEMENT AND WELL-BEING A Dissertation Presented to The Graduate Faculty of the University of Akron In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Doctor of Philosophy August, 2019 PREPARING FOR THE WORKDAY: THE EFFECTS OF PRE-WORK STRATEGIES ON PSYCHOLOGICAL ENGAGEMENT AND WELL-BEING Megan Nolan Dissertation Approved: Accepted: Adviser Department Chair Dr. James Diefendorff Dr. Paul Levy Committee Member Interim Dean of the College Dr. Dennis Doverspike Dr. Linda Subich Committee Member Dean of the Graduate School Dr. Paul Levy Dr. Chand Midha Committee Member Date Dr. Erin Makarius Committee Member Dr. Amanda Thayer ABSTRACT Recent research on reattachment (i.e., rebuilding a mental connection to work before starting work) has begun to provide evidence that individuals use specific strategies to facilitate the reconnection between life domains. The current study argues that reattachment is just one of several “pre-work” strategies that individuals can adopt to ease the transition between home and work domains and enhance their daily experiences. Pre-work is defined as active daily preparation for a given workday in which individuals bring their attention back to work, mobilize their energy, and/or reflect on the reasons they work. In addition to reattachment, individuals may use energy mobilization strategies to increase their sense of feeling energized and positive about work or positive reflection strategies to increase their sense of feeling autonomously motivated and emotionally connected with their work. The current study developed a psychometrically sound pre-work scale to accurately and reliably assess three distinct pre-work strategies and found support for a three-factor structure. -
Claro Pizzo 2020 Pagina 1/3
Claro Pizzo 2020 Pagina 1/3 (10) Uomini Posizione Nome Anno Luogo Squadra Tempo Distacco Pett. 1. Elazzaoui Elhousine 1992 Bedano Team Salomon 1:15.40,4 63 2. Delorenzi Roberto 1997 Sigirino Pini Factory Racing Team 1:17.07,9 +1.27,5 62 3. Marti Werner 1989 Grindelwald Grindelwald La Sportiva 1:18.49,0 +3.08,6 286 4. Delorenzi Marco 1999 Sigirino Pini Factory Racing Team 1:23.10,9 +7.30,5 61 5. Fontana Daniele 1999 Mesocco 1:23.12,8 +7.32,4 79 6. Dalcolmo Nico 1996 Klosters Scott Running 1:25.05,6 +9.25,2 77 7. Cairoli Andrea 1973 Lodrino Team Gotthard SkiMo 1:26.05,2 +10.24,8 285 8. Sboarina Gabriele 1990 Preonzo Dynafit 1:27.16,2 +11.35,8 287 9. Pervangher Mirco 1977 Prato (Leventina) Team Gotthard Skimo 1:30.15,7 +14.35,3 80 10. Malaguerra Fiorenzo 1977 Augio Team Merenderi 1:33.30,9 +17.50,5 76 11. Gazzola Marco 1971 Claro Team Hoka One One Switzerland 1:33.34,4 +17.54,0 54 12. Massera Fabio 1968 Isone SAIM Isone-Medeglia 1:34.11,4 +18.31,0 66 13. Mesman Jurgen 1986 Wabern 1:34.15,5 +18.35,1 115 14. Zanini Fausto 1990 Bignasco BIEMME 1:34.52,3 +19.11,9 90 15. Rossetti Edo 1972 Camorino SFG Locarno 1:34.57,8 +19.17,4 87 16. Cambiaggio Filippo 1988 I-Cannobio (VB) Z-Bike 1:35.30,2 +19.49,8 82 17.