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The consideration of the notion of Church-sacrament illuminates questions such as the way in which its salvific sacramentality is carried out in the case of non-Catholic and non-Christian. The proposal of B.-D. de La Soujeole is particulary suggestive on this point. Starting from Christ as the Sacrament and from the sacrament of the Eucharist, he proposes a participated ecclesialityfor all who are saved. In this way, the Church's need is well placed and it is understood how salvation outside its visible limits is not an extra Ecclesiam salvation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Several facets are covered in Franz Hinkelammert's intellectual itinerary, in order to highlight his place in Latin American thought, two early contributions are highlighted, from his work in Chile, to indicate how these approaches are recovered and developed in depth in the later work, in particular, the connection is established between his studies on mercantile, money and capital fetishism (pioneers in the region), the original notions of transcendental illusion and feasibility criterion, and his proposal for a humanism of praxis (assumed as a point of arrival for various discussions). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The maize crop is affected by the "army worm" Spodoptera frugiperda and the severity of the damage it causes to the plants negatively affects both their growth and yield. The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of using different probiotics and agrochemicals for its control. The experiment was carried out in a randomized block design in a split plot arrangement with three replications. The large plots were the chemical products: Chlorpyrifos (Ch) and Emamectin benzoate (Eb) in doses of 0.625 and 0.150 L ha-1, respectively, more the control, and the small plots were the probiotics Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) and Beauveria bassiana (Bb) in doses of 0.512 kg ha-1 and 0.750 L ha-1, respectively, more the control. The treatment with Be was positive due to the result of a lower percentage of infested plants (PIP) and a reduced severity of damage (SD) produced by S. frugiperda, in addition to an increase in both plant vigor and crop yield grain, with values of 24.6%, 4.5 and 6.8 ton ha-1, respectively. There was no statistical difference between the Bt and Bb probiotics in grain yield, but it was higher than that obtained in each of the probiotics compared to the control. The decrease in PIP and SD, due to the pest, were more evident in the first 75 days after sowing (DAS), and from this number up to 90 days, the vigor and growth of the plant showed higher rates of increase. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This text offers a panoramic approach to the work of Pablo González Casanova with emphasis on the long journey of construction of his interdisciplinary research proposal. The arrival to that program was not exclusively theoretical but a permanent test of institutional leadership. Lines of continuity and conceptual networks of the itinerary are detected in order to show that his project is that of a dialectic of combination and conjunction, between cognitive spheres and fighting practices of alternative forces. Only in this way will humanity have a chance to overcome the challenges of this phase of crisis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The aim of this work was to identify biotechnological alternatives for transforming the coal into simpler compounds in liquid state. An updated bibliographic review related to the use of humified organic matter was done. The documentary analysis showed that humified organic matter in the soil improves its physical and chemical properties, stimulates microbial populations and promotes plant growth and development. Lowevolved coals or low rank coals have been considered a good source of humic substances. Extraction of these substances can be performed by chemical methods or through solubilization of low rank coals using microorganisms. However, the development of an efficient and low-cost technology has not been possible. A natural control of coal transformation may take place in the soil in the same way as the decomposition of lignin. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this work a rapid test to evaluate the bioactivity of humic acids (HA) obtained from a lignite coal through two methods was tested: 1) through chemical extraction with NaOH (HA-Q), and 2) by activity of a bacterial strain (Enterobacter aerogenes). For this, the capacity of the HAs to enhance cellular elongation in coleoptiles of wheat was determined, as well as the ability to induce root proliferation and elongation on pregerminated seeds; AH concentrations between 2,0 and 120 mg C. L-1 were tested with reference to the effect enhanced by an AIA 2,0 mgL-1 solution. It was found that treatment with AH-Q at 40 mg C.L-1 enhance a greater elongation of coleoptiles and roots, whereas a concentration of 20 mg C.L-1 of AH-B enhanced highest bioactivity in all growth parameters evaluated. The results indicate that the evaluated HAs exhibit bioactivity that depends on the type of extraction and on the concentration applied. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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It is important remember, living all the journey that involved the Church in the early XX century, the drafting and redaction of the first Code of canon law, moving to a modernization with the promulgation of the Code of 1917 by Pope Benedict XV, without forgetting of course, in the year that we celebrated his centenary, to Pope Pius X who ordered this writing in 1904. That is why it is called the piobenectine Code. We celebrate as we remember its centenary. The church celebrates the centenary of the Code, the wealth and help provided by this document, which today is an occasion for an ephemeris. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article describes from the past to the present, the different elements that conformed the current canon 205. This is a comprehensive analysis that ranks in important aspects, duties and rights, what a member of the People of God must be and do to regard himself it is in full communion with the Church. The canonical figure is not disputed, the question is, what about the recognition of those elements in the Christian faithful?. It ends with the precise definition of full communion and the consequences of losing it. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Taking into account that the pedagogical implications of Ludwig Wittgenstein's On Certainty have scarcely been addressed in the existing literature, this paper presents the basic concepts of the mentioned work, especially the concept of 'certainty', by illustrating how they are implicit in any classroom practice or activity. On this basis, it is subsequently explained, among other things, the role of certainties within pupil's prior knowledge, the way of tackling pupil's doubts about certainties, the facilitation of the adoption of certainties by using negative knowledge, and the way of assessing such adoption. This is intended to show that the work of the teacher is largely enriched if he becomes aware of the pedagogical relevance of certainties. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article focuses on the history of Antilles and how racialist insularism can help achieve the objective of a regional confederation. Topics discussed include the Antillean peoples as agents in a geopolitical reordering process; the fall of the U.S. and the rise of China's influence in the region; and the legacy of the 19th century project of the Antillean League for a possible realignment of forces at the regional level.

This article discusses the correspondence between 20th century Spanish authors Gerardo Diego and Juan Larrea in the early 1910s, with a particular focus on their first letters written after their graduation from the Universidad de Deusto in Spain. The authors comment on the topics of these first letters, which included their literary interests, their ideas regarding poetry, as well as their poetry education. Several of these early letters from 1916 between Diego and Larrea are reprinted in this article.

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This article discusses the diverse levels in which the modernity's sociocultural program exhibits chiaroscuros that they are but symptoms of a multiform and deep crisis from which is promised labyrinthine every output since it threatens the humanity's future in a diversity of levels, social orders and temporary densities. Thus, the issues of: modernity/coloniality, the crisis of historical depth being experienced by capitalism and the challenges of emancipatory politics; are analyzed in the framework of a benjaminian methodological strategy that understands its dialectic as in a suspension state, hence our contemporaneity looks in the double standard of the duration and simultaneity but without allowing venture a hypothesis on purpose of openings which signify a historical discontinuity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Yam tuber production has been affected for anthracnose, decreasing farmers' incomes. Genetic resistance has been attempted; however, the species narrow genetic base favors fungal re-infection. Selection of new cultivars is hampered by low flowering and seed setting. The ability of embryogenic cultures to generate in vitro resistance to Colletotrichum gloeosporioides by co-culturing proembryogenic masses (PEMs) with several concentrations of the fungal filtrate was evaluated. PEMs were induced from "Pico de botella" var. foliar explants on MS supplied with 2,4-D. Proliferated PEMs were challenged with several concentrations of the culture filtrate and dually cultured with fungal mycelia. PEMs showed susceptibility to fungal filtrate and mycelia. No embryos were recovered from challenged or filtrate-free PEMs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction: Restore the continuity of the digestive tract in caustic esophageal stenosis is a surgical challenge. Preserve the native esophagus trough the prolonged use of dilatation therapy can present complications such as esophageal disorders in feeding, dysphagia, jaw problems, joint and dental disease. The best substitute of esophagus is the colon, but it carries a high morbidity such as anastomotic leakage, fistula, necrosis, perforation, stenosis, redundancy of interposed colon, bleeding, gastrocolonic reflux and others. The esophageal myotomy have been described for the management of achalasia, but we found not reports if it's use in caustic esophageal stenosis. Case report: The case report a child with two esophageal caustic stenosis who not responded to the dilatation program therapy, a double myotomy was performed through right posterolateral thoracotomy with videoendoscopy esophagic transillumination to locate the two stenosis areas, during the procedure. The clinical and endoscopic follow up with adequate response. Discusión: Esophageal rescue by this procedure improves the quality of life and has no the morbidity of colonic transposition. The patient monitoring by endoscopic control could effort the diagnosis of esophageal cancer risk. We think that clinical, radiographic and endoscopic response was adequate so, need more cases to asses whether this may be part of a new therapeutic option. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: Diaphragmatic paralysis (PD) after Cardiothoracic Surgery (CCT) is secondary to phrenic nerve injury, whether due to ice, electro cautery, or dissection. The aim of this paper is to show that early plication by Video Assisted Thoracic Surgery (VATS) in patients with PD secondary to CST is a move beneficial because it allows weaning quickly and avoid complications inherent to prolonged intubation and ventilation mechanically assisted. Material and Methods: Retrospective study in March 2007 to March 2008, which included five children with diaphragmatic paralysis secondary CCT complex congenital diaphragmatic plication was indicated by ventilator dependence, elevated venous pressure, atelectasis and recurrent pneumonia. Results: All surgeries were achieved using VATS, the patient recovered from first to fifth day postsurgery, only one child, weaning was not achieved by neurological damage and have filed multiple organ failure caused him to death two weeks. Currently all patients are under observation with periodic clinical and radiological proper position of the diaphragm, as well as lung reexpansion. Conclusions: With advances in video-assisted thoracic surgery offers advantages diaphragmatic plication well documented in these patients, since it avoids the complications of prolonged intubation and mechanical ventilation and which allows to remove them. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article deals with the concept of play center, a resource for leisure and spare time as a way of implementing children right to play. This resource has to meet a number of requirements in order to differentiate it from other places of play. Likewise, a play center so defined leaves room for interventions in compensatory aspects and for facilitating the interaction between little boys and girls and their families. Various types of activities provided by this resource are detailed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: The generalized lymphangiomatosis is a not very frequent entity that is due to a flaw in the development of the lymphatic system, characterized by aberrant proliferation of the same ones, in soft tissues, bone or parenchymatous organs. The poor understanding of this illness, must invited us to report the cases to increase the literature reports and this way later on to analyze the accumulated experience in relation to diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of the illness. Material and Methods: The data of the clinical file of each one of the patients with histology diagnoses of generalized lymphangiomatosis, the relating data to age, sex, diagnose age, histology description of the biopsies, clinical evolution, follow time, treatment, morbidity, and mortality of each case were registered. Results: Four patients with age range of 9months to 5 years, at the moment of the diagnosis were included. 3 or 5 organs were involved. In all the cases, pleura and peritoneum were involved. Three patients died, one of them went to 12 years and 9months and one only 2 months. In all medical and surgical treatment was given. Conclusions: The diagnosis and treatment of these patients is difficult. The treatment persists being palliative, and what we have left is to insist in the study of the physiopathology of the illness to give alternative of treatment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]