... continuous improvement for individuals in LTC and community settings ( Hung et al., 2016 ; McAiney et al., 2007 ; Stolee et al., 2009 ; Sullivan et al., 2004 ; see Figure 1 for a description of PIECES). Figure 1. Description of PIECES. LTC = long-term care. The purpose of this article is to describe...

..., Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract The connecting pieces of the sperm neck link the flagellum and the sperm head, and they are important for initiating flagellar beating. The connecting...

... that many claimed could not satisfy the great desires of his intellect and imagination. ¹ Second, as James M. McPherson and Robert Penn Warren acknowledge, Melville's first and, for many, best volume of poetry, Battle-Pieces and Aspects of the War, with its calls for Northern sympathy...

..., 2003 ) or the freezer ( Jeremiah et al., 2003 ; Obuz & Dikeman, 2003 ). Thus, it should be interesting to study how quality attributes of commercial beef pieces from animals with a low fatness score are affected by the freezing process, under conditions such as use of young calves...

... include the critical debate over Gershwin's concert pieces, especially “Rhapsody in Blue” and “An American in Paris”. There is a complete section devoted to the controversies over “Porgy and Bess”, including correspondence between Gershwin and DuBose Hayward, the opera's librettist, plus unique interviews...

...Schoenberg was no pianist, and showed no especial interest in the piano in his first mature works, except as accompaniment to the voice. His earliest pianistic attempts have little distinction. Yet the first true totally chromatic work was the epoch-making Three Piano Pieces Op. 11...

...This chapter analyses two memoirs — James Frey's embellished A Million Little Pieces, that focuses on the personal tragedy of drug addiction and rehabilitation, and Margaret B. Jones' Love and Consequences, that portrays life as a gangland member. Although...

...This chapter addresses the themes of belatedness or afterwardness by contrasting two fictional novels about the Second World War. Fugitive Pieces and Austerlitz were written a generation after the war – 1996 and 2001, respectively — and present a traumatic...

... to both Melville and Frederick Douglass as a figure for political inevitability and necessity. However, it also introduces contingencies for political actions and actors that cannot be prophesied. In the final story of The Piazza Tales and throughout the poems of Battle Pieces, gravity becomes both a mood...

...—films that likely would not otherwise have been possible to produce. This chapter considers the BBS phenomenon through a close reading of its films and their contribution to the New Hollywood. BBS production company Blauner Steve Columbia Pictures European art films Five Easy Pieces 1970 Henry Buck...

...This chapter examines the depiction of Indian tribal music in America during the period from 1890 to 1911. It analyzes Indianism based on instrumental character pieces that used quotation and which served as musical tribal portraits of native America. It suggests that the roots of the “Indian...

... of LeRoy as a ‘fake’; the second, the ‘embellishments’ Frey added to his memoir of drug and alcohol addiction, A Million Little Pieces (2005); and the third, the passing of a middle-class white woman, Margaret Seltzer, as Margaret B. Jones, a working-class ‘mixedblood’, in authoring...

...-century femininity in Fugitive Pieces (1927) has been unjustly trivialized because of its association with the realm of fashion. Drawing from extensive archival research, this chapter shows how Hutchinson repeatedly puts femininity and modernity into conversation as she interrogates what...

.... It was published as “Two Little Serious Pieces.” Through the names of the three proposed movements, it appears to poke fun at his romantic peers at the National Conservatory, as well as, perhaps, both Chávez’s early primitivist works and his early modernist works. Futuristic modernism was far from Revueltas’ mind...

... making—piano pieces and songs. Bauer Karoline 1807–1877 actress Goethe Johann Wolfgang von 1749–1832 poet Grell August Eduard 1800–1886 organist Hensel Fanny Cäcilia née Mendelssohn November 14 1805–May 14 1847 Klein Bernhard 1793–1832 composer Loewe Carl 1796–1869 composer Marx A B 1795–1866 music...

...This chapter summarises the work on the Lewis Hoard of gaming pieces, commonly called the ‘Lewis Chessmen’, that has taken place since the publication of Vikings in Scotland. Reassessment of the find spot, artistic parallels and the cultural context of the hoard has led to new...

... that was lost for many years. It was also at this time that the Serenade of 1928 was born, one of the earliest orchestra pieces that launched Barber’s career. The promotion of his work by Mary Curtis Bok, the founder of the Curtis Institute of Music, was substantial. Barber Samuel Freed David Bizet Georges...

... and several understandings of “fin-de-siècle decadence.” The title quotes reviews of two works that owe their existence to censorship, Erdgeist and Symphonic Pieces from “Lulu,” both of which are arguably more perfect than the uncensored original works, Wedekind’s Ur...

..., Theodor Adorno, Willi Schuh, and Ernst Krenek—to turn Lulu into an idealized abstraction, a symbol of musical beauty in decay at the turn of the century, and to represent the music itself as absolute. This trend found necessary expression in the Symphonic Pieces from “Lulu” in 1934, which...

... of Health (DH) worked to improve the quality of personal care provided by nurses. candida infections dry mouth electric toothbrushes glycerine and lemon swabs humectants interventional patient hygiene moisturizers oral health pineapple pieces saliva Box 1.1 Introduction This chapter addresses...