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An Preparation Of Indoor Games In Ghana
For many Ghanaians, the playing of games is a daily activity. By playing games often and usually at a high level of skill, Ghanaians participate in a process that is of great significance to their own culture. This paper is an exploration of the games culture, as it exists in Ghana. The category of game addressed in the investigation is indoor games. These games serve as a mode of stimulation, entertainment, and interaction for a large portion of Ghanaians, especially men. You, the reader, are about to enter a world of excitement, hierarchy, communalism, sexism, and intelligence
The and Decays Revisited
The rare and decays are calculated
in different schemes, which are seen to be essentially equivalent to and
produce the same results as conventional Vector-Meson Dominance. We obtain the
theoretical predictions
and in agreement
with recent experimental data.Comment: 10 pages, LATEX (revised version for recent experimental data
Workplace bullying and post-traumatic stress symptoms among family physicians in Lithuania: An occupation and region specific approach
Über das Verhalten arylierter Naphthylamine gegen Formaldehyd und gegen salpetrige Säure
Ãœber kationische Kohlenoxidkomplexe, II. Bildungsweisen homogener und phosphinsubstituierter kationischer Kohlenoxidkomplexe von Mangan(I) und Rhenium(I)
Magnetic and transport properties of La0.5Sr0.5(FexCo1−x)O3 (0 ≤x ≤ 0.2) perovskites
A conceptual framework for public health: NICE's emerging approach
This paper outlines the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence's (NICE) emerging conceptual framework for public health. This is based on the experience of the first 3 years of producing public health guidance at NICE (2005–2008). The framework has been used to shape the revisions to NICE's public health process and methods manuals for use post 2009, and will inform the public health guidance which NICE will produce from April 2009. The framework is based on the precept that both individual and population patterns of disease have causal mechanisms. These are analytically separate. Explanations of individual diseases involve the interaction between biological, social and related phenomena. Explanations of population patterns involve the same interactions, but also additional interactions between a range of other phenomena working in tandem. These are described. The causal pathways therefore involve the social, economic and political determinants of health, as well as psychological and biological factors. Four vectors of causation are identified: population, environmental, organizational and social. The interaction between the vectors and human behaviour are outlined. The bridge between the wider determinants and individual health outcomes is integration of the life course and the lifeworld