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Essential Anatomy Dissector: Following Grant's MethodSpiral bound Advances in Neurology
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- Publisher: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins
- Format: Spiral bound | 224 pages
- Dimensions: 183mm x 252mm x 10mm | 454g
- Publication date: 1 February 2002
- Publication City/Country: Philadelphia
- Edition: 2, Revised
- Edition statement: 2nd Revised edition
- Sales rank: 255,561
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Now in its Second Edition, this concise guide highlights the key concepts and important structures of human anatomy. Its intent is to take the medical student through the dissection process quickly and efficiently. The strength of this book is in its concise format. Each chapter begins with Learning Objectives and Key Concepts, and the text features color coding to easily locate and follow dissection protocols that are presented in anatomical outlines. Includes many new illustrations to help clarify dissection instructions.
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Introduction Thorax Thoracic Wall Pleural Cavities and the Lungs Mediastinum and Heart Posterior and Superior Mediastinum Abdomen Anterior Abdominal Wall Scrotum, Spermatic Cord, and Testis Peritoneum and Peritoneal Cavity Bile Passages, Celiac Trunk, and Portal Vein Superior and Inferior Mesenteric Vessels Removal of the GI Tract Posterior Abdominal Structures Posterior Abdominal Wall Pelvis and Perineum Pelvis Anal and Urogenital Triangles Split Pelvis 'Back and Spinal Cord Back Deeper Back Muscles and Spinal Cord Lower Limb Anterior and Medial Thigh Gluteal Region and Posterior Thigh Popliteal Fossa and Leg Sole of the Foot Joints of the Lower Limb Upper Limb Shoulder Axilla and Arm Flexor Region of the Forearm Palm Extensor Forearm and Dorsal Hand Joints of the Upper Limb Head and Neck Posterior Triangle of the Neck Anterior Triangle and Root of the Neck Face Interior of Skull and Brain Removal Orbit and Eye Parotid Region Temporal Region Retrophayngeal Region Pharynx Bisection of the Head Palate, Mouth, and Nasopharyngeal Wall Larynx Ear Index


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RIPON – Dorothy "Dot" Veltkamp always has a couple of books on her night stand – a woman with a passion for reading since her childhood – has completed more than 25 years as a librarian mostly in Ripon.
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New Hurley CEO Jim Calhoun started the job May 2. However, Nike announced today an executive shuffling among its affiliate companies and Calhoun will now become CEO of Converse.
The CEO of Converse, Michael Spillane, will become CEO of Umbro.
The Umbro CEO will retire.
Roger Wyett, president of Nike Affiliates and the former CEO of Hurley, will serve as interim CEO of Hurley while Nike searches for a replacement for Calhoun.
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NIKE, Inc. Announces Leadership Changes at Umbro, Converse and Hurley
BEAVERTON, Ore., May 19, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) --
NIKE, Inc. (NYSE:NKE) announced today that Michael Spillane, currently CEO of Converse, will become CEO and President of Umbro and Jim Calhoun, currently CEO of Hurley, will become CEO and President of Converse. Both Michael and Jim will continue to report to NIKE, Inc. President of Affiliates, Roger Wyett. Jim Allaker, CEO and President of Umbro, will retire.
Roger Wyett, President of Nike Affiliates, at the Shop-eat-surf Executive Roundtable. Shop-eat-surf file photo.
"We are very excited that Michael, a seasoned industry veteran, will now take the helm at Umbro. Michael has demonstrated strong success at Converse and we are confident he will bring the same passion, commitment and clarity of vision to Umbro," said Roger Wyett.
"In addition, Jim Calhoun's brand expertise and global experience will be instrumental in driving continued growth at Converse."
"We would like to thank Jim Allaker for his significant contribution to both the Nike brand and Umbro as he retires from NIKE, Inc. after 23 years," continued Roger Wyett.
Spillane brings more than 25 years of management experience in the apparel and textile industries to Umbro. Spillane joined Converse in 2007 as President of North America Footwear.
In less than a year, he was asked to lead growth around the apparel business, as President, North America and Global Product. Previously Spillane held CEO positions at Polartec and Malden Mills as well as senior positions at Tommy Hilfiger and Jockey.
Calhoun joined Nike from Levi Strauss & Company, where he had worked since 2008 as Executive Vice President & President of the Dockers Brand.
Before joining Levi Strauss, Calhoun was with The Walt Disney Company for more than nine years in a variety of senior roles, most recently as Executive Vice President & General Manager for Disney Consumer Products for North and Latin America. Prior to The Walt Disney Company, Calhoun worked with Nike where he served in a leadership role driving growth for Nike's basketball business.
Wyett will serve as interim CEO of Hurley as NIKE, Inc. moves to name a successor.
NIKE, Inc. based near Beaverton, Oregon is the world's leading designer, marketer and distributor of authentic athletic footwear, apparel, equipment and accessories for a wide variety of sports and fitness activities.
Wholly-owned Nike subsidiaries include Cole Haan, which designs, markets and distributes luxury shoes, handbags, accessories and coats; Converse Inc. which designs, markets and distributes athletic footwear, apparel and accessories; Hurley International LLC, which designs, markets and distributes action sports and youth lifestyle footwear, apparel and accessories; and Umbro Ltd, a leading United Kingdom-based global football (soccer) brand.
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This eco-chic hanging lamp is more than an expression of good taste. Aptly named the Nautilus, the design recently emerged from the hands of Rebecca Asquith of the sustainability-driven New Zealand outlet Unless. This whimsical fixture illuminates interiors with style and an awareness of how good design can coexist with principles of good environmental stewardship.
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LakeMaster® AutoChart PC Software with Zero Line SD Card. Create your own custom maps for use in your Humminbird® fish finder!
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text: Department of Criminology and Security Science http://hdl.handle.net/10500/2770 2015-07-06T22:40:44Z 2015-07-06T22:40:44Z The value of modus operandi in investigating child support grant fraud Thenga, Godfrey http://hdl.handle.net/10500/18754 2015-06-27T01:00:47Z 2014-11-01T00:00:00Z The value of modus operandi in investigating child support grant fraud Thenga, Godfrey While establishing modus operandi information is an investigative technique that is used globally in the investigation of fraud, investigators of child support grant fraud in South Africa do not properly use this technique in their investigation. The study sought to examine the modus operandi used by civil servants in unduly accessing child support grand fraud. The study adopted a qualitative approach, with structured interviews and literature as data-collection methods. Two sample groups were used to gather data. The data was analysed using spiral method. The study found that modus operandi as a valuable investigation tool was not properly used and in other instances was never used in the investigations. On the basis of the findings, it is recommended that modus operandi captured on the police and corporate database systems be used as reference for comparing modus operandi of known grants fraudsters. Training and skills be provided to public and corporate investigators on the use of modus operandi information in the investigation of social grants. To ensure that good practice is developed, a modus operandi guideline document should be crafted by the South African Police Services' detective division at National level and corporate investigators respectively, with a view to improve conviction rate. 2014-11-01T00:00:00Z The challenges in establishing partnership policing in Soshanguve Mabunda, Dumisani Quiet http://hdl.handle.net/10500/18575 2015-05-08T01:03:24Z 2014-09-01T00:00:00Z The challenges in establishing partnership policing in Soshanguve Mabunda, Dumisani Quiet Despite various policing strategies in the recent past, the police alone have not been able reduce crime in Soshanguve. Research into how partnerships in policing can assist in finding solutions to crime prevention is limited. The police have come to realise that they need the active involvement and cooperation of and support from the community and other role players to prevent crime. This research has as its aim the identification of the challenges in establishing partnerships in policing the Soshanguve policing area. A qualitative approach was adopted. An interview schedule with predetermined questions was designed, piloted and used in focus group interviews with participants who are actively involved in partnerships in policing in the area. Interviews were conducted with 45 participants in three focus group interviews to obtain their views, opinions and perceptions of partnerships in policing. The collected data was transcribed verbatim (using words and phrases of the participants), analysed and interpreted. The data was analysed and interpreted using manual open coding, with the aim of identifying and examining patterns of similarities or differences in the data. A literature study was conducted to gain a better understanding of partnerships in policing. Research indicates that partnerships in policing have been effectively implemented in other parts of the world and can be implemented in South Africa in general and in Soshanguve in particular. Factors that inhibit partnerships in policing between the police and the community as well as in other environments were identified. These factors include among others, lack of trust, communication and cooperation. Recommendations are made to all concerned; particularly to the South African Police Service management on how partnerships in policing can be effectively implemented. 2014-09-01T00:00:00Z The capability maturity model as a criminal justice process improvement paradigm Doss, Daniel Adrian http://hdl.handle.net/10500/18363 2015-03-12T08:08:37Z 2014-07-01T00:00:00Z The capability maturity model as a criminal justice process improvement paradigm Doss, Daniel Adrian Background: The administrators, managers, and leaders of criminal justice organizations experience a plethora of processes that impact the strategic, tactical, and operational facets of their respective organizations. Sound processes are central to effectively and efficiently managing criminal justice organizations and for facilitating the optimal operations of the organization. Such management characteristics are necessary to render public services towards the goals of deterring crime and maintaining societal order. Administrating and managing criminal justice organizations involves paradigms that favor process improvement and quality of processes. Existing methods include the Compstat paradigm Total Quality Management, business process management, business process improvement, business process reengineering, standards, legislation, policy, and Six Sigma. However, such paradigms not approach process improvement from the unique perspective of process maturity as a foundational basis. Additionally, no solitary foundational basis exists that uniquely addresses organizational process improvement issues, regarding criminal justice entities, from the perspective of evolutionary process maturation through time. This research examines the potential of adapting the Capability Maturity Model Integrated (CMMi) as a foundational process improvement framework among criminal justice organizations. Within the CMMi framework, process improvement begins from a state of random, ad hoc processes and culminates in a state of highly optimized processes. Through time, process maturation occurs through five primary stages sequentially: 1) random, 2) managed, 3) defined/specific, 4) quantitatively managed, and 5) optimized. This research explores the potential of leveraging the CMMi paradigm as a form of organizational process improvement within the criminal justice domain. Scope of the Study: This research investigated the potential for adapting the Capability Maturity Model (Integrated) (CMMi) within the criminal justice domain. A derivative maturity model framework, the Criminal Justice Maturity Model (CJMM), was crafted using the CMMi concept as its foundational premise. A Likert scale survey was implemented to investigate the perceptions of personnel regarding process improvement initiatives and their work settings. 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Because this research failed to show the perceived characteristics of all five maturity levels of the maturity model framework separately, it is concluded that the criminal justice administrative settings of the respondents do not conform completely to the tenets of the CMMi paradigm. Future studies were recommended to pursue additional approaches of this research project. This study represents an initial starting point from which several future endeavors may be initiated. 2014-07-01T00:00:00Z The criminal career of armed robbers with specific reference to cash-in-transit robberies Thobane, Mahlogonolo Stephina http://hdl.handle.net/10500/18353 2015-04-30T10:28:34Z 2014-06-01T00:00:00Z The criminal career of armed robbers with specific reference to cash-in-transit robberies Thobane, Mahlogonolo Stephina Criminal career research postulates that offending behaviour develops over time during the course of one's life. Thus, delinquency is not an isolated incident which occurs at a certain moment in time. This research comprises a mixed-method study of the criminal career of 40 offenders who perpetrated robberies against the banking and CIT industries. Through this research, an exploration is made for possibilities of using criminal career research to develop results which will guide crime prevention policies. The qualitative methodology used for this research included semi-structured interviews in order to collect information on motivations of armed robbers and the various mechanics (i.e. planning, recruitment, group dynamics) of the crime of armed robbery. Through the use of structured questionnaires, biographical data, information on risk factors and figures on the different aspects of a criminal career, such as age of offending onset, offending frequency and seriousness, and career length, were all gathered. The general findings of this research demonstrate that offending onset occurs between the ages of 11 and 15 with petty crimes, and then escalates to serious crimes. Secondly, witnessed throughout the dissertation is the fact that development of delinquent behaviour is not a result of a single risk factor but an outcome of multiple risk factors. Subsequently, a suggestion is made for the introduction of multifaceted deterrence programmes, which will holistically deal with the various offending risk factors (i.e. family, community and the offender's personal risk factors as well as peer and school dynamics). Thirdly, armed robbers are responsible for various other crimes in the process of committing the offence of robbery. Accordingly, this study confirms the criminal career notion that a small number of chronic offenders are responsible for a large number of offences. 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Ingo Euler (born 27 November 1971 in Freiburg im Breisgau) is a German rower. Together with his double sculls partner Bernhard Rühling Ingo Euler dominated German lightweight sculling in the late 1990s and early 2000s (decade) and competed in the 1996 (with Peter Uhrig), 2000 (with Bernhard Rühling) and 2004 (with Manuel Brehmer) Olympic Games in the Lightweight Double Sculls, his best olympic result was 4th place at the Sydney Olympics in 2000.
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BPG Media is the media planning and buying arm of Dubai-based BPG Group, a leading integrated marketing communications company in the region. Maxus is one of four global media agency networks within GroupM, along with MediaCom, Mediaedge:cia and Mindshare. Both are part of WPP, a world leader in marketing communications.
The Middle East and North Africa are critically important regions for many of our clients, and we need a strong presence there" said Kelly Clark, Maxus Worldwide CEO. "Both Maxus and BPG Group are committed to creating better value for our clients. This partnership allows us to tap into the considerable demand for more creative and accountable media communications in the Middle East and North Africa."
Commenting on the new alliance, Avi Bhojani, Group Chief Executive Officer of BPG Group, said: "In the light of tough market conditions, BPG Group made a paradigm shift in the way we engage clients. Now we have gone beyond offering services and focus on providing discipline and medium agnostic solutions. Our affiliation with Maxus will further enhance our integrated marketing communications model. This collaborative approach is a reflection of BPG Group's commitment to become a trusted innovation partner for clients".
Satish Mayya, COO BPG Media, said: "Collaboration with Maxus will assist us in developing the right platform to navigate through the new media era, and help us acquire global know-how in an area of communications that is evolving fast. By merging our synergies into BPG Maxus, we will be able to deliver exceptional value to clients in the Middle East".
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BPG Media, headquartered in Dubai, UAE, is a regional leader in the media communications industry. BPG media handles a portfolio of local, regional and international brands across diverse business categories. BPG media is the media planning and buying arm of BPG Group, one of the leading integrated marketing communications companies in the Middle East. From its headquarters in Dubai, BPG Group caters to a wide range of international and regional clients in the Middle East, North Africa and Asia region through its wide network of offices and affiliates that are supported by a staff of more than 225 people from over 20 different nationalities. With media billing of over US$ 200 million and a 20+ team of media and research professionals, BPG is ranked among the top media companies in the region. For more information, fvisit www.batespangulf.com
Maxus is a global communications consultancy that helps marketers build profitable relationships between consumers and their brands. We combine the disciplines of communications planning and customer relationship marketing to deliver Relationship Media, a new model powered by creative media thinking and sophisticated, real-time customer data. Our services include communications strategy, digital marketing, direct response media, database management and media planning and buying. We have more than 1,000 people in 40 agencies worldwide, and we're part of GroupM, the world's largest media investment management group that serves as the parent company for all of WPP's media agencies. GroupM's scale creates access to the best media opportunities at the best prices.
GroupM is the leading global media investment management operation. It serves as the parent company to WPP media agencies including Maxus, MediaCom, Mediaedge:cia and Mindshare. Our primary purpose is to maximise the performance of WPP's media communications agencies on behalf of our clients, our shareholders and our people by operating as a parent and collaborator in performance-enhancing activities such as trading, content creation, sports, digital, finance, proprietary tool development and other business-critical capabilities. The agencies that comprise GroupM are all global operations in their own right with leading market positions. The focus of GroupM is the intelligent application of physical and intellectual scale to benefit trading, innovation, and new communication services, to bring competitive advantage to our clients and our companies.
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Just when you think Channel 4 is sinking in its own sewage it raises its head from the stink and delivers definitive public service programming – unflinching, brave, emotionally engaging and of immense importance.
This week it broadcasts the plight of British children in the care system through documentaries, campaigning journalism and an authentic drama, Unloved, directed by the voltaic actress Samantha Morton, who was just such a child once.
Seventy five thousand children are in state care in Britain - some placed with foster families, a few adopted and the rest in homes run by local authorities or charities. Some 53 percent leave school without any qualifications and only 13 per cent as compared with 47 per cent in the general population manage to achieve GCSE grades A to C.
A quarter of the girls end up as teenage mums. Most get caught up in drugs, crime, violence (often directed at their own children) and a disproportionate number end up in prison or dead. Channel 4's focus on the nation's failed youngsters comes at a crucial time when we are still grieving for Baby Peter, only 17 months old, who died after suffering unspeakable violence in his home. Like so many others before him no one protected him from harm, not his mother, not his social workers, not the police, not even the doctors who saw him.
An assumption was made by all those involved that his mother was still the best chance he had. He will not be the last to die in these circumstances but emerging evidence shows that in every local authority across the land experts are now more proactive, taking children out of destructive homes before they come to more harm. New figures show that there has been a 38 per cent increase in such interventions.
But where will they go? And how will this rise in state custody be funded? Most importantly can we be sure these homes will save and nurture damaged children? Or will they just face further dejection and rejection? I fear at present many care institutions are hopeless places, holding warehouses, without the skills or the capacity to raise their game.
Denmark and Germany have exemplary systems called "social pedagogy". A dedicated social worker ensures each child in care learns risk management, is pushed to academic excellence, and gets hugs and reassurance. Crucially, the countries take pride in the care homes.
In this country, the family is idolised and institutional care is seen as a last resort, a mark of failure. Some local authorities have successfully shifted away from institutional pessimism and are moving staff towards the audacity of high expectations. Ealing, where I live, is one of them. It was damned by inspectors not that long ago but now expects its cared-for young to go to university, aim high and grow real self-esteem.
Only – and there's the rub – moving up from the current abysmal standards will require extraordinary levels of spend. Sacking culpable social workers will not do the trick, nor will the £58m promised to improve social work training and make that profession attractive to bright undergraduates (how many weapons would that buy? )
We need fabulous, high tech new care homes with professionalism of a standard we have not had hitherto. Fostering and adoption work for some children, but others will always need state care. I have met many of them. The most resilient of families would not be able to deal with their volatility and lack of trust. Yet they are ambitious, funny, determined and mutually supportive. They want to be with their own in good care homes. That is their right surely.
I fear for their futures under a Tory government, even under the conscientious Cameron. William Hague has previously said Tories would privatise children's care homes; others in the party are fundamentalist pro-family cheerers or rule-bound Christians, and the rest want to roll back the security blanket provided by the state.
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