Este libro tiene como objetivo dar respuesta a la pregunta que se hacen muchos entrenadores de formacion en baloncesto: como desarrollar la inteligencia tactica del jugador. El libro consta de dos partes. Una primera en la que se explica de manera teorica nuestra propuesta. Esta se basa en la perspectiva constructivista del aprendizaje, en la que se desarrollan las estrategias reflexivas para que el jugador vaya conociendo el porque como y cuando tiene que utilizar cada una de las acciones de juego colectivas que desarrollamos: el pase, la fijacion y los distintos tipos de bloqueos. Para ello se tendra en cuenta los principios de juego generales y su aplicacion a cada conducta de juego, estableciendo para ello unos criterios de eficacia. En la segunda parte se detalla las sesiones de trabajo de toda una temporada para cumplir con este proposito.
En Colombia se ha diagnosticado por lo menos una paciente con la enfermedad de lyme, cuyo agente causal es la bacteria Borrelia burgdorferi. Los antecedentes reportaron que ella nunca ha salido del pa s; La bacteria se evidencio gracias a los s ntomas caracter sticos que presento la paciente y al resultado positivo de su suero sanguineo enviado a Houston, Texas, EEUU., al laboratorio del Dr. Allan Barbour, considerado autoridad mundial en Borrelia burgdorferi. Sumado a lo anterior y teniendo en cuenta que los estudios hechos a nivel mundial, han demostrado que el agente transmisor de la Borrelia es la garrapata del genero Ixodes, que se encuentra en diferentes zonas de Colombia; Nos dimos a la tarea de desplazarnos hasta el Carmen de Atrato, Choco, para recolectar garrapatas Ixodes y someterlas a pruebas de coloraci n directa de hemolinfa y de inmunofluorescencia directa con el anticuerpo monoclonal anti ospA H5332.
These letters give the account of Rilke's own state of mind and of his final approach to the threshold of his great works. They show the rapid change he underwent after his reaction to the first excitement of the war; how his dismay at the cruelty and confusion of war helped to render the poet in him speechless for many years; how he nevertheless characteristically held to his own fundamental views throughout war and revolution and in spite of everything retained his belief in the capacity of humanity to create for itself a better future.
Leonora is a novel written by Maria Edgeworth and published in 1806. Although Edgeworth is known for having her novels (Castle Rackrent, The Absentee) address issues of nationalism in an Anglo-Irish context, Leonora instead privileges English manners over French ones. The plot of the novel centers on the newly married Leonora and her decision to bring back to England a woman who had been exiled to France. The woman, Olivia, is known as a "coquette," and her controversial behavior with regard to her marriage had driven her to France, where she cultivated an aristocratic, "French" sensibility that exists apart from conventional morality. The novel is written in an epistolary style, which means all of the action is mediated through personal letters and the letter-writers' points-of-view. By having the main characters tell the story through their own perspectives, the reader gets to read full articulations of competing sensibilities and philosophies, although the narrative clearly prefers Leonora's prudent reserve over Olivia's extravagant emotional displays. Indeed, this novel can be read as a critique of Sensibility, a behavioral phenomenon that tries to correlate a person's emotional sensitivity with her elevated moral sentiments. Olivia, a self-professed woman of Sensibility, often makes dramatic displays of feeling that are described by others as "theatrical," or contrived, and in her personal correspondence with her French friend, Gabrielle, Olivia makes grand claims about sentiment and love that, conveniently, justify her insatiable need for attention, particularly male attention. While a conventional reading of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility dismisses the heroine Marianne's Sensibility as romantic teenage folly, Edgeworth's novel Leonora emphasizes Olivia's behavior as hypocritical narcissism. Maria Edgeworth's letter to Mrs. Pruxton at Black Castle, Navan, dated 8 June 1806, reads: "------ Lady Olivia in ' Leonora ' is now supposed by all Dublin to be a portrait of Lady Asgill wife of Sir Charles Asgill, 2nd Baronet] and that wherever they go they have to defend me by asserting that I'm not acquainted with the said Lady Asgill. Very luckily I never did meet her at Lady Holt's where she was intimate. She was educated by Mademoiselle Le Noir who was Miss Bracebridge's governess and who was more like Mademoiselle Panache than Lady Asgill is - to Olivia - at all events this fancy of the Dublin fine world promotes the sale of the book and I am content. -------." Lady Bessborough, writing to Granville Leveson Gower from Paris on Thursday, 23 December 1802, had this to say about Maria Edgeworth: ".....I was introduc'd by him Fran ois de la Harpe] to the famous Miss Edgeworth and her Brother (Castle Rackrent &c. By the by, I am sure she wrote it all herself, for the brother seems a fool and a coxcomb; she very ugly, but delightful.)"... Maria Edgeworth (1 January 1768 - 22 May 1849) was a prolific Anglo-Irish writer of adults' and children's literature. She was one of the first realist writers in children's literature and was a significant figure in the evolution of the novel in Europe. She held advanced views, for a woman of her time, on estate management, politics and education, and corresponded with some of the leading literary and economic writers, including Sir Walter Scott and David Ricardo......
Testo redatto da Alfonso Maria de' Liguori (Napoli, 27 settembre 1696 - Nocera de' Pagani, 1 agosto 1787) stato un vescovo cattolico e compositore italiano, fondatore della Congregazione del Santissimo Redentore, autore di opere letterarie, teologiche e di celebri melodie natalizie, tra cui la famosissima "Tu scendi dalle stelle". Fu beatificato nel 1816 e canonizzato nel 1839. Papa Pio IX lo proclam Dottore della Chiesa nel 1871 mentre Pio XII nel 1950 gli confer il titolo di "celeste Patrono di tutti i confessori e moralisti". Essendo stato proclamato Dottore della Chiesa a 84 anni dalla morte, il pi celebre Dottore della Chiesa di sempre e l'unico cui il titolo sia stato attribuito a meno di un secolo dalla morte. La sua memoria ricorre il 1 agosto. Il corpo di Sant'Alfonso riposa nell'omonima Basilica a Pagani (SA).
The fascinating letters of Galileo's eldest daughter to her father Placed in a convent at the age of thirteen, Virginia Galilei, Galileo's eldest daughter, wrote to her father continually. Now Dava Sobel has translated into English all 124 surviving letters that Virginia (renamed Suor Maria Celeste at the convent) wrote to Galileo. The letters span a dramatic decade that included the Thirty Years' War, the bubonic plague, and the development of Galileo's own universe-changing discoveries. Suor Maria Celeste's letters touch on these events, but mostly they focus on details of everyday life that connect her and her father: descriptions of confections she sent to him; news of his estate, which she managed while he was on trial; a request for Galileo to fix the convent clock. Her prose reveals an exceptional woman and presents a memorable portrait of deep affection between a father and daughter. For more than seventy years, Penguin has been the leading publisher of classic literature in the English-speaking world. With more than 1,700 titles, Penguin Classics represents a global bookshelf of the best works throughout history and across genres and disciplines. Readers trust the series to provide authoritative texts enhanced by introductions and notes by distinguished scholars and contemporary authors, as well as up-to-date translations by award-winning translators.
The period here covered reflects all the great experiences of Rilke's early adult life: his difficult beginnings, his relationships with Lou Andreas-Salome and with his wife Clara, his two journeys to Russia, his contact with the Worpswede artists, the influence of Paris, the revelation of Cezanne. Many of the letters are psychologically revealing; many touch upon characteristic themes, or freshly transcribe experience that sooner or later passes into the poetry.
There are important letters here to Muzot, Lou Andreas-Salome, to Princess Marie of Thurn and Taxis Hohenlohe, and many others. The most significant of the Wartime Letters: 1914-1921 are also included. An Introduction briefly traces the development of Rilke's work during these years; the Notes provide the necessary framework of biographical details and point up significant references to the poetry.
