Volume 4, Number 8 - May 1924

Volume 4, Number 8 - May 1924. 40 pages including covers and advertisements. Contents Vonnery, Francis, Death Callahan, Albert J., John Francis Walsh Fratus, Frederick J., Arthur Ernest Cannon Halloran, John J., Joseph Bernard Walsh Keleher, James F., Prayer Barry, T. Henry, The Observer The Hotchpotch Editorials Holohan, Edward V., College Chronicle Mitchell, Joseph V., Alumni Lynch, James H., Exchange Bradley, Howard F., Athletic

The future of Eucharist: how a new self-awareness among Catholics is changing the way they believe and worship

Cooke, Bernard J. The future of Eucharist: how a new self-awareness among Catholics is changing the way they believe and worship. Mahwah, NJ: Paulist Press, 1997

Guidelines on the management of valvular heart disease: The Task Force on the Management of Valvular Heart Disease of the European Society of Cardiology.

80These guidelines focus on valvular heart disease in adults and adolescents, are oriented towards management, and will not deal with endocarditis and congenital valve diseases in adults and adolescents, since recent guidelines have been produced by the ESC on these topics. Although valvular heart disease is less common in industrialized countries than coronary disease, heart failure, or hypertension, guidelines are needed in this field for several reasons: valvular heart disease is common and often requires intervention; substantial advances have been made in the understanding of its pathophysiology; the patient population has changed with a continuous decline of acute rheumatic fever and an increased incidence of degenerative valvular diseases in industrialized countries. The incidence of endocarditis remains stable and other causes of valve disease are rare. Because of the predominance of degenerative valve disease, the two most frequent valve diseases are now calcific aortic stenosis and mitral regurgitation. Aortic regurgitation and mitral stenosis have become less common. Diagnosis is now dominated by echocardiography, which has become the standard to evaluate valve structure and function. Treatment has not only developed through the continuing progress in prosthetic valve technology, but has also been reoriented by the development of conservative surgical approaches and the introduction of percutaneous interventional techniques.openopenVahanian, A; Baumgartner, ; H, ; Bax, ; J, ; Butchart, ; E, ; Dion, ; R, ; Filippatos, ; G, ; Flachskampf, ; F, ; Hall, ; R, ; Iung, ; B, ; Kasprzak, ; J, ; Nataf, ; P, ; Tornos, ; P, ; Torracca, ; L, ; Wenink, ; A, ; Silvia, ; Priori, G.; Blanc, Jean-Jacques; Andrzej, ; Budaj, ; John, ; Camm, ; Veronica, ; Dean, ; Jaap, ; Deckers, ; Kenneth, ; Dickstein, ; John, ; Lekakis, ; Keith, ; Mcgregor, ; Marco, ; Metra, ; João, ; Morais, ; Ady, ; Osterspey, ; Juan, ; Tamargo, ; Luis, José; Zamorano, ; Annalisa, ; Angelini, ; Manuel, ; Antunes, ; Angel, Miguel; Fernandez, Garcia; Christa, ; Gohlke-Baerwolf, ; Gilbert, ; Habib, ; John, ; Mcmurray, ; Catherine, ; Otto, ; Luc, ; Pierard, ; Josè, ; Pomar, L.; Bernard, ; Prendergast, ; Raphael, ; Rosenhek, ; Sousa, Miguel; Uva, ; Juan, ; Tamargo,Vahanian, A; Baumgartner, ; H, ; Bax, ; J, ; Butchart, ; E, ; Dion, ; R, ; Filippatos, ; G, ; Flachskampf, ; F, ; Hall, ; R, ; Iung, ; B, ; Kasprzak, ; J, ; Nataf, ; P, ; Tornos, ; P, ; Torracca, ; L, ; Wenink, ; A, ; Silvia, ; Priori, G.; Blanc, Jean Jacques; Andrzej, ; Budaj, ; John, ; Camm, ; Veronica, ; Dean, ; Jaap, ; Deckers, ; Kenneth, ; Dickstein, ; John, ; Lekakis, ; Keith, ; Mcgregor, ; Marco, ; Metra, Marco; João, ; Morais, ; Ady, ; Osterspey, ; Juan, ; Tamargo, ; Luis, José; Zamorano, ; Annalisa, ; Angelini, ; Manuel, ; Antunes, ; Angel, Miguel; Fernandez, Garcia; Christa, ; Gohlke, Baerwolf; Gilbert, ; Habib, ; John, ; Mcmurray, ; Catherine, ; Otto, ; Luc, ; Pierard, ; Josè, ; Pomar, L.; Bernard, ; Prendergast, ; Raphael, ; Rosenhek, ; Sousa, Miguel; Uva, ; Juan, ; Tamargo

Moritz, Bernard J. (1869 - )

This biographical summary was created by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) between 1936 and 1939

Rohling, Bernard J. (1861 - )

This biographical summary was created by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) between 1936 and 1939

W88 0042. Englund, Harold N. (1923- ). Papers, 1960-2013. 1.50 linear ft.

Western Theological Seminary class of 1950; RCA minister, 1950‑1962; acting president of Western Theological Seminary, 1960‑1962. Sermons, correspondence and papers of his presidency. Correspondents include: John W. Beardslee III, Louis H. Benes, A. G. Bossenbroek, Donald J. Bruggink, Donald E. Buteyn, Bernard Brunsting, Bert Brower, S. Barton Babbage, Andrew Blackwood, John E. Buteyn, Theodore Brinckerhoff, William Brownson, Oscar Cullmann, John R. De Witt, Donald De Young, Clarence P. Dame, Marion de Velder, C. A. De Bruin, Jerome De Jong, Gordon Girod, Howard G. Hageman, Eugene P. Heideman, I. John Hesselink, Jr., James E. Hoffman, Joseph C. Holbrook, Jr., Edwin N. Luidens, Bernard M. Luben, Arend D. Lubbers, John H. Ludlum, Bernard J. Mulder, Calvin Malefyt, Richard C. Oudersluys, Russell J. Redeker, Herman J. Ridder, Robert Schuller, Preston J. Stegenga, Gerrit ten Zythoff, Charles L. Taylor, Justin Vander Kolk, and Jesse H. Ziegler

Volume 12, Number 7 - May 1932

Volume 12, Number 7 – May 1932. 32 pages including covers and advertisements. Who\u27s Who in the Alembic McGowan, James F. Interview McDonough, John Sapphics for May McDonough, John Spring Moon Silk, Bernard It Happened in Changsha Popkin, George Lunatic? Hackett, James M. Smell of Smoke Tierney, Thomas F. The Nationalism of Mr. Shea Editorials Flanagan, Edward J. West of Suez Haylon, William D. Checkerboard Sullivan for Tebbetts Athletics Alembic Writing Contes

Bernard LE PERU (2007): Catalogue et répartition des araignées de France

Buchbesprechung: Bernard Le Peru, 2007, Catalogue et répartition des araignées de France, J-C Ledoux, 468 p. Michael J. Roberts, 199

Testing the 'new economic geography': a comparative analysis based on EU regional data

This paper evaluates 'new economic geography' theory by comparing it with a competing non-nested model derived from urban economics. Using bootstrap inference and the J-test, the paper shows that while NEG theory is supported by the data, it needs to be modified to achieve this, and it is not the only, or even the best or simplest, explanation of regional wage variations across the EU.'new economic geography', urban economics, bootstrap, J test