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The object of the investigation has been to analyze the perception of the public about the orchard and its associated hydraulic heritage, within the set of cultural assets of the municipality of Mula, located in the interior of the Region of Murcia. The study was elaborated from the methodology of geographic analysis and cultural geography. For data collection, a mixed and semi-structural questionnaire was developed in which 102 people of different ages, studies and occupations participated. The results reveal a lower valuation of the hydraulic heritage and the landscape of the orchard compared to other cultural assets, both material (castle or religious buildings) and immaterial (festivities and local traditions). The importance of academic training in the valuation of cultural heritage and, above all, of the infrastructures related to the use of water is also observed. A better consideration of farmers who have direct contact with the territory is observed. In contrast, young participants place less value on hydraulic heritage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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An investigation is presented on the situation of water gallery systems, of the horizontal mine type with vertical wells, in the Region of Murcia. The work is based on the hypothesis regarding the gradual deterioration of these complexes, an exponent of the hydraulic heritage generated in this territory over the centuries. The main objective is to analyze the state of these constructions and determine their current functionality. Through the fieldwork, the consultation of different sources of information such as Segura Hydrographic Confederation and the results presented by the specialized literature, the initial hypothesis is corroborated, since more than half of the water galleries are shown unused and in a state of ruin, affected by the overexploitation of aquifers and abandonment of the rural environment. However, the functional systems add an annual flow of 13 Hm³, a quite significant figure in a area with semiarid climate and scarce surface resources. These resources continue to maintain various traditional irrigation areas in a sustainable way and constitute an indicator of the environmental quality that different spaces in the Southeast of the Iberian Peninsula still retain. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this dissertation, the main traditional water collection systems located in the highlands of Lorca are analysed. Catchment mills of a draining gallery or qanat type were used for local drinking and irrigation supply. However, for centuries the flow of some outcrops enabled part of the waters to be used to supply the population in the capital - using kilometres of distribution networks. Fieldwork and archival documentation have been essential in this investigation, which highlights the effort of communities settled in a semi-arid territory with limited surface resources. The results show the existence of numerous water galleries, with elements and functions similar to other examples in the southeast of Spain, although with unique spatial and historical factors. It is not possible to understand the configuration of this rural landscape without considering the territorial influence played by these horizontal gallery systems. In many cases, these constructions remain functional and maintained by the local population. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article presents views of Spanish Politician Francisco Largo Caballero on ​​the electoral coalition in Spain, a preliminary step before going directly to the establishment of the socialist regime so that there were no misunderstandings. When he speaks of socialism, he does not speak of just socialism; but he speaks of Marxist Socialism.

The courses of the river of the Iberian Peninsula have been well exploited historically for many purposes, which has generated an important heritage. An example of this is the traditional hydraulic mills that. Although they were forgotten since the mid-20th century nowadays, many of them constitute a reuse of their infrastructure with a tourist orientation or as environmental classrooms. The objective of this essay is to analyze this issue in the Region of Murcia through field work and literature analysis. The results show that some of these buildings are being reused with new purposes, although most of them are of a private use or have a ruinous state. Models of rehabilitation have been the mills of Up and Down, both in the course of the river Mula, in the municipal term of Bullas. They represent an example of the heritage use, which has a direct impact on the rural and local development of this territory. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The village of Yéchar, in the middle of the Murcia Region can be studied using the regional geography as a model for rural development initiatives, having overcome various socio-economic crises through different agricultural activities. In the last fifty years, the locals have had to deal with the rural exodus of the dry lands of Southeast Iberian Peninsula with measures taken by local actors and public authorities, which include the area being declared to be of National Interest, the land consolidation of farms, and the transformation of over 800 hectares into irrigated land using water from the Tajo-Segura Transfer. On-the-spot interviews explain how Yéchar farmers change crops to tackle the problems of the fruit and vegetable market, and they look for other water management policies to mitigate the excessive reliance on foreign water resources from the Tajo-Segura Transfer. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The gallery of Fuente la Mina, located in La Paca (Lorca), is an example of gallery with embrasures in Murcia Region. This traditional system continues showing a small water flow, despite the current drought of this region (2013-2014). That is why the nearby community of irrigators Campo Alto has made a request to The Segura Water Confederation to dispose these water resources and maintain their irrigated area. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: In recent years, antioxidant supplements have become popular to counter the effects of free radicals and muscle damage symptoms, including delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS).Aim: To conduct a systematic review in different databases to determine the effects of antioxidant supplements on DOMS.Methods: We conducted a search in databases; Cochrane, Pubmed, Scopus and SportDiscus and Web of Science (WOS). The words and acronyms used were; Delayed onset muscle soreness, exercise induced muscle damage, DOMS, EIMD, antioxidant and oxidative stress.Results: 54 articles were identified of which 48 were retreived, all in English, 17 related to vitamin C and E, supplements polyphenolic correspond to fourteen, eleven other antioxidant supplements and six to commercial supplements, all of them used to diminish the DOMS and other variables.Conclusions: Both vitamins and commercial supplements have low effectiveness in reducing DOMS, while polyphenols and other antioxidant supplements show moderate to good effectiveness in combating DOMS. However, most of the studies have effectiveness in reducing other symptoms of muscle damage besides helping in the post-exercise recovery. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The town of Mula, within the region of Murcia, SE of the Iberian Peninsula, collected in its territory a rich cultural heritage associated with water use. The aim of this study was the quantification and analysis of natural or anthropogenic elements that are part of the heritage of this territory hydraulic. The existence of water points has conditioned the development of society and country planning in terms of human settlements, agricultural land use, roads, etc. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The prescription of physical activity for breast cancer survivors depends on the evidence that can be obtained as well as on the physiological, psychological and biological impact that physical activity may have in the reduction of relapse risk . Objectives: the purpose of this article is to review the different studies that have been published on the effect of exercise in breast cancer patients who had finished their radiation therapy and chemotherapy treatment to identify the intensity, frequency, duration of the exercise program, duration of the exercise sessions, type of physical activity and the different variables evaluated. Methods: a review of the experimental studies on this subject published from 1995 was conducted, 27 studies were included and the duration, frequency, intensity, duration of exercise sessions, intervention time and effects were examined. Results: seven studies (58%) conducted 24 week exercise programs, six studies (50%) proposed 3 exercise sessions per week, the exercise sessions of five (41%) studies lasted 30 minutes and the intensity of three studies (25%) was 50-80% of the MHR. Six studies (50%) evaluated the BMI, the body fat percentage and the quality of life, five studies (41%) evaluated the VO2 max., and two studies (16%) used tumor markers. Conclusions: the intensity, volume, frequency and duration with the best physiological impact on breast cancer survivors could not be determined. Likewise, the impact of physical activity on tumor markers was not established. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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