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The article offers information on Matías Krahn as the artist presented The question, a pictorial project that is now closing, at the Jorge Alcolea gallery in Madrid, at the Sala Nonell in Barcelona, with The answer, which is based on twenty new works, with prices between several euros, which sum up one of the most complex and beautiful moments of his career and life.

The article reviews a concert "Teeth, Gums, Machines, Future, Company" by installation and performance artist Lili Reynaud-Dewar.

The article focuses on composer Fernand de LaTombelle and his organ work. Topics discussed include his concern for form and the clarity of his musical ideas, his performance at Trocadero concerts initiated by organist Alexandre Guilmant at the Paris Worlds Fair in 1878 and the "Jeanne d 'Arc" is a suite of symphonic episodes for organ.

The article discusses the role of physical therapists (PT) in leading efforts to keep patients with neurodegenerative conditions such as Parkinson disease and multiple sclerosis (MS) optimally mobile and healthy for as long as possible. Topics covered include the effectiveness of intervention by PTs at all disease stages, the effects of progressive aerobic training and intensive physical therapy on patients, and evidence showing that function can improve even if the death of nerves continues.

The article evaluates several footwear including Merrell AllOut Terra Trail from Merrell, Scarpa Charmoz Pro GTX from Scarpa and Ultra Fastpack II Mid GTX from North Face Inc.

A subject index for the journal is presented.

Discusses the author's experiences of growing up in the Los Angeles area (western end of the San Fernando Valley) during the 1960s and how the Watts Riot of 1965 compares to the most recent racial riots which took place in Los Angeles. Four LA policemen acquitted of beating Rodney King; LA Mayor Tom Bradley, a city councilman in 1960s; Despair and violence of the inner city; The Rodney King videotape; Armed National Guardsmen in full battle gear; More.

The article reviews the exhibition at the Musée des beaux-arts du Canada which serves as a retrospective of Canadian photography before the digital age, focusing on portraiture, landscapes, and conceptual research, showcasing how photography in Canada evolved as a leading contemporary art form.

The article lists the pricing guide for music recordings which include recordings from rock band A-Bones, pop music group ABBA, and musical group Acorn Sisters.

The article informs about role of French advertising communication Buzzman who allowed Burger King to develop in built a leading reputation with better marketing. n Topics include typical and creative communication which accompanies the express development of the fast food brand; and relaunch of Burger King in French is even turning into commercial success.

The article discusses Irish immigrants' participation in the U.S. Civil War and their attitudes toward African Americans and slavery. It comments on Irish immigrants' status in society, discrimination against this group, and their competition with African Americans for jobs. The author considers motivations for supporting the Union and Irish support for the Democratic Party. An anti-draft riot that broke out in New York City on July 13, 1863 in response to the 1863 U.S. Conscription Act is also considered. INSET: African-American resentment of Catholic Irish.

A list of musicians and their singles and long plays (LP) is presented which includes ABBA, Jimmy Barbee and The Chant.

The article discusses the prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among older veterans. In a survey of 17,000 veterans aged 65 and older, 12 percent experienced symptoms of PTSD and the rate of PTSD among soldiers who had been prisoners of war was 16.6 percent. For most veterans, symptoms are highest immediately after discharge, then decrease for several decades, only for the symptoms to increase in late life. Tips on management of PTSD are also cited.

The essential oils of RIDOLFIA SEGETUM (L.) Moris and OENANTHE CROCATA L. (Apiaceae), collected in Sardinia (Italy), have been assayed for two enzyme-associated activities of the HIV-1 reverse transcriptase (RT): RNA-dependent DNA polymerase (RDDP) activity and ribonuclease H (RNase H) activity. In biochemical assays, the essential oils inhibited HIV-1 RT RDDP activity in a dose-dependent manner, while they were inactive towards RNase H activity. Furthermore, the oils were cytotoxic towards K 562cell replication. GC-MS analysis of the essential oils obtained by steam distillation of the aerial parts showed that the main components of R.?SEGETUM were alpha-phellandrene, alpha-terpinolene, beta-phellandrene, and dillapiol and those of O. CROCATA were sabinene, TRANS-beta-ocimene, CIS-beta-ocimene, and beta-pinene. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article features the Kawasaki Teryx 750 4x4 all terrain vehicle from Kawasaki Motors Corp. It is evident that the company has already proven its reputation as a manufacturer of high quality recreational vehicles that cope with the demands of customers. Its main goal in the creation of these vehicles is to offer satisfaction and fun along with the assurance of its functionality and endurance of rough terrains.

Presents information on international opera performances scheduled from May to June 2006.

The article presents a guide to international opera performances in January and February 2006. The performances include "Madama Butterfly," staged by Opera Australia in Sydney, "Frau Luna," staged by the Stadttheater Baden in Austria, "Dead Man Walking," staged by Calgary Opera in Alberta, "Le nozze di Figaro," staged by the Theatre of the Estates in Prague, Czech Republic and "Tosca," staged by the Estonian National Opera in Tallinn.

Focuses on the life and career of Patricia Clarkson as a movie and theater actress in the U.S. Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress received by Clarkson in the spring of 2004; Roles played by Clarkson in the movies; Description of her daily life; Family and educational background.

This article presents information on Pontiac's GTO. Pontiac made a reported 150 component changes to the Monaro, to ensure the car lived up to the fabled GTO moniker. Most of the effort went into bumping up the power, sharpening the launch feel and revamping the tailpipe. General Motors Corp's engineers started with the Monaro's Corvette-based 5.7-litre LSI bent eight. They threw in a more aggressive, higher-lift cam, widened the airbox opening and redesigned the exhaust to make the motor breathe easier, which resulted in a power hike from 245kW to 261kW. INSETS: Oz GTO has real muscle;The GTO legacy;Lutzy's involvement.

Features motion pictures exhibited in the 2000 American Film Market (AFM). Includes `Sleepwalker,' directed by Johannes Runeborg; `Passing Strangers,' produced by Eddie Dick; `Belinda,' directed by Pamela Gibbons; `The Convent,' directed by Mike Mendez; `The Hollywood Sign,' directed by Soenke Wortmann; `When Saturday Comes,' directed by Maria Geise.

The article discusses 50th anniversary of the periodical with Stratégies Festival. Topics discussed include opportunity to pay tribute to journalist Christian Blachas, founder of Stratégies; rise in investment in digital advertising during COVID-19 pandemic; and business opportunity with a hybrid editorial line, a mixture of liberalism, ultra-conservatism and populism.

Background and Purpose. Within dynamical pattern theory, ankle motion can be proposed to be a control variable, and solid ankle-foot orthoses (SAFOs) can be considered a constraint to ankle movement. The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of SAFOs on movement patterns used to rise from the supine position to erect stance. Subject& Thirty-nine nondisabled young adults, ranging in age from 20 to 28 years ( X-=22.7, SD=1.87), participated. Methods. Subjects were videotaped while rising from a supine position on a floor mat. Each subject performed 10 trials under each of four conditions: without SAFOs, right SAFO, left SAFO, and bilateral SAFOs. Movement patterns were described within three body components (ie, upper extremities, axial region, and lower extremities) by determining the mode and the incidence of each movement pattern under each condition. The subjects' mode movement patterns in the no SAFO condition were compared with mode movement patterns in the SAFO conditions using McNemar tests. Results. Without SAFOs, subjects rose most commonly using a push and reach pattern of the upper extremities, a forward with rotation pattern in the trunk, and an asymmetrical squat in the lower extremities. Changes in the incidence of movement patterns occurred in all of the SAFO conditions when compared with the no SAFO condition. These changes resulted in more asymmetry when SAFOs were worn and asymmetry was most notable in the axial region. Conclusions and Discussion From a dynamic pattern theory perspective, ankle motion is a control variable for the supine-to-stand rising task., [King LA, VanSant AF. The effect of solid ankle-foot orthoses on movement patterns used in a supine-to-stand rising task. Phys Ther. 1995; 75.-952-9641 Key Words: Movement patterns,Solid ankle-foot orthosis. Dynamic [...]

Byline: W.B. King LA CROSSE, Wis.-Altra Federal Credit Union wanted more members-especially younger ones-to use its mobile banking and remote deposit capture services. 'With an aging membership and rising operational [...]

Ionic liquids are receiving an upsurge of interest as green solvents; primarily as replacements for conventional media in chemical processes. This review presents an overview of the chemistry that has been developed utilising ionic liquids as either catalyst and/or solvent, with particular emphasis on processes that have been taken beyond the pre-competetive laboratory stage and represent clean industrial technology with significant cost and enviromental benefits. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

An obituary for Cuban guitarist, composer and poet Celedonio Romero is presented.

The article presents a note on the musical works of French guitarist Richard Pinhas.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including the story of Charles Revson in the November 16, 1959 issue, highlights of the Baptist convention in the November 16, 1959 issue, and the boycott of Israel by Arab nations in the November 2, 1959 issue.