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absolutely certain; "it is sure as shooting that they will come"
physically secure or dependable; "a sure footing"; "was on sure ground"
(of persons) worthy of trust or confidence; "a sure (or trusted) friend" (同)trusted
certain not to fail; "a sure hand on the throttle"
infallible or unfailing; "a sure (or true) sign of ones commitment"
hardy and sure-footed animal smaller and with longer ears than the horse
a pompous fool

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《補語にのみ用いて》(人が)『確信して』,自信をもって / 《補語にのみ用いて》(物事が)『確実な』 / (修事が)『確固とした』,確実な / (人が)『信頼のおける』,安心のできる / 確かに,全く / (返答で)いいとも,もちろん(certainly)
(…と)『同じくらい』,『同様に』 / 《比較》『…ほど』,『…くらい』,…ように / 《様態・程度》『…のように』,…と同じように / 《時》『…のときに』(when);…の間に,…するうちに(while) / 《話》《原因・理由》『…だから』,…なので / 《譲歩》《文》…だけれども(though) / 《先行する名詞の内容を制限して》『…のような』 / 《先行の,または後続の節の内容を受けて》『それは…だが』,…のように / 《役割・資格・機能などを表して》『…として』 / 《seem,appear,consider,pass,regard,treat,know,think of などの動詞の後で補語の働きをする語の前に置いて》…と[して] / 《前置詞・形容詞・分詞などの前に置いてその意味を限定して》…として[の],…とみなして,…と考えて / たとえば(for instance)
Anglo-Saxon
ロバ / ばか者
《米俗》しり,けつ(《英俗》arse)

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1. 痘瘡ワクチンとしてのワクシニアウイルス vaccinia virus as the smallpox vaccine
2. 単極性大うつ病に対する維持療法としてのマインドフルネス認知療法 mindfulness based cognitive therapy as maintenance treatment for unipolar major depression
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5. 小児および思春期のアスリートにおける脊椎分離症および脊椎すべり症：マネージメント spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis in child and adolescent athletes management

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Nothingness and the human umwelt: a cultural-ecological approach to meaning.

Bang J.Author information Department of Psychology, University of Copenhagen, Øster Farimagsgade 5A, 1353, København K., Denmark. Jytte.bang@psy.ku.dkAbstractIn the paper I argue that the great impact of empiricism on psychology and the enclosed dualist agenda traps psychological phenomena into subjectivism. By discussing the phenomena of nothingness in biological and cultural life it is argued that meaning must be considered as a phenomenon that represents both a fit and a misfit of the individual with the environment. By stressing the overall presence of nothingness phenomena it is argued how the reduced ontology of empiricism--and its blindness to relations and transformations out of which meaning grows--should be overcome. In human cultural life, transformations are constitutive and ongoing changes are being produced to make sure that continuity as well as discontinuity will happen. The analysis of especially one case--the removal of an Amish school after a shooting episode--serves to prove how meaning grows out of cultural processes as people produce their own conditions of life. From a cultural-ecological point of view, analyzing meaning at the level of individual phenomenology, hence, means analyzing the 'total psychological situation' (legacy of Kurt Lewin). This may for instance include analyzing how people live, what they consider important and worth preserving, what must be changed, what are their core values and how do institutional arrangements contribute to keeping up that which is valued or to changing that which is not, etc. Meaning may be viewed the lived-out experience-the domain of self-generativity in human life.
Integrative psychological & behavioral science.Integr Psychol Behav Sci.2009 Dec;43(4):374-92. doi: 10.1007/s12124-009-9101-3.
In the paper I argue that the great impact of empiricism on psychology and the enclosed dualist agenda traps psychological phenomena into subjectivism. By discussing the phenomena of nothingness in biological and cultural life it is argued that meaning must be considered as a phenomenon that represe
PMID 19636645

Reaction in Ontario to Bill 110: Canada's first mandatory gunshot wound reporting law.

Ovens H1, Park H, Borgundvaag B.Author information 1Department of Emergency Services, Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, Ont. hovens@mtsinai.on.caAbstractOBJECTIVE: With the proclamation of Bill 110 in September 2005, Ontario became the first jurisdiction in Canada to mandate that gunshot wounds (GSWs) be reported to authorities. We sought to evaluate the impact of Bill 110, including the awareness of, experience with and opinions about the new law among Ontario emergency physicians (EPs), the public and the police.
CJEM.CJEM.2009 Jan;11(1):3-13.
OBJECTIVE: With the proclamation of Bill 110 in September 2005, Ontario became the first jurisdiction in Canada to mandate that gunshot wounds (GSWs) be reported to authorities. We sought to evaluate the impact of Bill 110, including the awareness of, experience with and opinions about the new law a
PMID 19166634

Virginia Tech disaster response shows value of regular drills and planning.

[No authors listed]AbstractThe response to the recent shooting tragedy in Virginia shows that key components of a disaster plan, when well designed and regularly practiced, can help staff swing into action and follow the plan with as few glitches as possible. It also points out the critical nature of accurate and uninterrupted communications. A color-coded triage process in the field can help avoid logjams in the ED. Having a triage nurse at the ED entrance to double-check patients will further ensure appropriate care. Have a well-defined "telephone tree" in place to ensure adequate staff when disaster strikes. Make sure your plan accounts for the loss of traditional sources of communication, such as cell phones.
ED management : the monthly update on emergency department management.ED Manag.2007 Jun;19(6):61-3.
The response to the recent shooting tragedy in Virginia shows that key components of a disaster plan, when well designed and regularly practiced, can help staff swing into action and follow the plan with as few glitches as possible. It also points out the critical nature of accurate and uninterrupte
PMID 17628964