玛尼石旅游商品在三江源地区旅游开发中的前景分析

三江源地区拥有丰富的旅游资源,但是由于开发条件差,给旅游行业带来的效益还很有限。本文分析了在现有条件下,以玛尼石为代表的旅游商品的先行开发对当地旅游业整体发展的重要性,并分析了当地玛尼石在文化内涵、开发基础、艺术特色、规模优势等方面具有的竞争优势,提出了通过旅游商品设计、提高品牌建设、销售管理、人才培养等途径提升产品竞争力的发展建议。     

新疆非物质文化遗产保护体系的构建

随着全球化和工业化的发展,新疆的非物质文化遗产面临着消亡的危机。为加强新疆非物质文化遗产的保护,从产业化、人才培养、政府管理以及法律法规四个方面论述了构建新疆非物质文化遗产保护体系,并在此基础上结合国内外非物质文化遗产保护工作的经验,提出了新疆非物质文化遗产保护的新出路。     

武夷山生态旅游开发的初步设想

在武夷山自然保护区开发生态旅游,是武夷山发展旅游的重要战略措施。本文分析了该区发展生态旅游的有利条件和重要意义,提出了生态旅游开发的方向。     

Intranet安全保障体系的分析与设计

分析了Intranet的安全问题，包括其使用的Internet应用技术安全方面的脆弱性和企业组建Intranet时所特有的安全需要，并给出了一个组建Intranet安全保障体系的较为完整的设计方案。     

连铸结晶器保护渣熔化速度分析

本文通过对六种进口保护渣的剖析结果的比较和分析,阐述了熔化温度、含碳量、碳酸盐含量等因素对保护渣溶化速度的不同影响。     

Stone代数的同余理想与Stone代数滤子

本文给出了 Stone代数 L的理想 I=(d]成为某个同余关系的核的充要条件 ,刻划了以 L的同余理想 I=(d]为核的最小同余关系 ;引入了 Stone代数滤子的概念 ,讨论了 Stone代数滤子 [d)与 Stone代数的同余理想 (d]之间的关系。     

从框架理论看文学翻译中认知框架的构建

从认知语言学的框架理论来看,文学翻译的困难之一是读者认知框架的缺损问题。文学翻译者的一个重要任务就是要在读者头脑中构建新的认知框架,以弥补读者认知不足的缺憾。构建认知框架的途径可以有文内方式、互文方式和文外方式,其中直接影响翻译效果的是文内方式,互文方式和文外方式则对译作有着间接、长远的影响。     

Assessment of Containment Structures Against Missile Impact Threats

In order to ensure the highest safety requirements, nuclear power plant structures (the containment structures, the fuel storages and transportation systems) should be assessed against all possible internal and external impact threats. The internal impact threats include kinetic missiles generated by the failure of high pressure vessels and pipes, the failure of high speed rotating machineries and accidental drops. The external impact threats may come from airborne missiles, aircraft impact, explosion blast and fragments. The impact effects of these threats on concrete and steel structures in a nuclear power plant are discussed. Methods and procedures for the impact assessment of nuclear power plants are introduced. Recent studies on penetration and perforation mechanics as well as progresses on dynamic properties of concrete-like materials are presented to increase the understanding of the impact effects on concrete containment structures.     

Child maltreatment deaths in the U.S. National Child Death Review Case Reporting System

Comprehensive reviews of child death are increasingly conducted throughout the world, although limited information is available about how this information is systematically used to prevent future deaths. To address this need, we used cases from 2005 to 2009 in the U.S. National Child Death Review Case Reporting System to compare child and offender characteristics and to link that information with actions taken or recommended by review teams. Child, caretaker, and offender characteristics, and outcomes were compared to team responses, and findings were compared to published case series. Among 49,947 child deaths from 23 states entered into the Case Reporting System during the study period, there were 2,285 cases in which child maltreatment caused or contributed to fatality. Over one-half had neglect identified as the maltreatment, and 30% had abusive head trauma. Several child and offender characteristics were associated with specific maltreatment subtypes, and child death review teams recommended and/or planned several activities in their communities. Case characteristics were similar to those published in other reports of child maltreatment deaths. Teams implemented 109 actions or strategies after their review, and we found that aggregating information from child death reviews offers important insights into understanding and preventing future deaths. The National Child Death Review Case Reporting System contains information about a large population which confirms and expands our knowledge about child maltreatment deaths and which can be used by communities for future action.     

Protective Factors as Predictors of Suicide Risk Among Graduate Students

The purpose of this study was to examine protective factors as predictors of suicide risk among graduate students (n = 413) at a large midwestern university. Using binary logistic regression, the authors assigned students to risk classifications (i.e., nonrisk group or suicide risk group). Results indicated emotional stability as the strongest predictor for participants’ placement into the nonrisk or suicide risk group. The authors discuss implications for counselors and directors of college counseling centers, as well as directions for future research.