吃什么?怎么吃?

从猿到人的演变,从生吞活剥到细嚼慢咽的适应,从茹毛饮血到精烹乱炖的变化,简而言之,一部人类的进化史就是一部"吃什么、怎么吃"的历史。今天,人们对食物的要求已不仅是塞肠果腹、止饥耐渴,人们要吃出营养、吃出口感、吃出新奇、吃出愉悦,于是,各种食品化学添加剂应运而生。     

零食总动员：聪明选择吃出健康

过年了!家家户户都在办年货。在你的食品采购清单里,零食肯定会列出长长的一大串。对零食,我们的口号是:在满足口腹之欲的同时吃出学问、吃出乐趣、吃出健康!     

职场聚餐非小事

在职场上,聚餐非小事,不仅要吃, 还要吃出人际关系,吃出业绩,吃出成长,一年中聚餐最密集的季节已经拉开帷幕,让我们先听听聚餐那些事儿,再来决定怎么享受今年的觥筹交错吧.     

中年女性饮食上别怠慢自己

有关研究表明：影响中年女性健康的一些因素，可以通过合理的膳食得以消除。因此，中年女性在相夫教子和事业辉煌的同时，应多给自己几分关爱，吃出健康，吃出美丽。     

女性滥用化妆品、保健品易致子宫肌瘤

正为了漂亮,吃一些"纯天然"的保健品,用一些"神奇"的化妆品,现在已经是都市女性留住美丽、永葆青春的小小秘方。殊不知,乱吃保健品会吃出子宫肌瘤。专家介绍,子宫肌瘤已经成为妇科的第一大肿瘤,而且,发病率越来越高,从原来好发于35～55岁的女性提前到20～40岁的女性。     

吃出来的漂亮妈妈(英文)

爱美,是女人的天性。要做到关爱自己首先得关注自己的饮食,正所谓“吃出健康、吃出美丽。”懂得自我调理的女人才是真正关爱自己的女人。想让自己时刻保持旺盛的精力、优美的体态和红润的容颜吗?     

体验经济下传统餐饮业与文化创意产业的果实——北京地区创意餐厅的兴起与发展

随着生活水平的提高,人们对饮食上也逐渐提出更高的要求,不仅要吃出滋味,更要吃出文化,吃出个性。餐厅行业为迎合这种需求,创造出不同主题与餐厅服务相结合。创意餐厅应运而生。创意餐厅以其创意性、体验性及社会文化内涵区别于普通餐厅,成为文化创意产业中的一个富有特色的新形态。其产生于主题餐厅,是主题餐厅更直接、更感性的层次迈进,以其更加新颖的创意,和更加全方位的体验式服务充分展现了人性化的一面,并以更强的参与感来得到了消费者的青睐。     

把“腊味”吃出“花”来

正年后离家,有一种爱叫返程的后备箱:鸡鸭鱼肉、干货特产、妈妈磨的芝麻油、菜园里的小青菜……后备箱里被塞满了"家的味道"。这么多东西带回去,不好好享用真是对不起父母的一片心。蔬菜水果还好说,这些腊肉腊肠怎么吃得完?天天吃也没了食欲。今天,妈咪小厨就教您怎么把腊肉腊肠吃出"花"来。     

女性春季养生汤,喝出美丽和健康

正一年之计在于春.春天是养生的好季节,但也是肌肤过敏的高发季节。那么,春天怎么吃才能吃出美丽,吃出健康?小编特地准备了几款最适合女性春季养生的食谱,让你吃出靓丽容颜!1核桃丹参佛手汤材料:核桃仁5个,佛手片6克,丹参10克。做法:将丹参、佛手煎汤,再放入捣烂的核桃仁、白糖拌匀,用小火煮10分钟,冷却即可饮用。推荐理由:核桃仁味甘性温,补气养血.润肠通便;佛手味辛性温,收肝解郁.理气和中;丹参味苦性微寒,活血凉血,除烦安神。配白糖补脾益气,又可解春困之乏。     

测测你是哪种醋女

女人吃醋可以吃出一系列让恋人头疼的麻烦事来。下面我们来参加一场舞会,测一测你是哪种令恋人＂难忘＂的醋女。     

The Influence of the Socio-economic Characteristics of Disabled People on Their Employment Status and Income

Most of the studies of the employment and income levels of disabled people focus on a specific disability or on severely disabled persons. A few studies are cross disability ones, but they fail to go beyond simple associations or else have extremely small sample sizes. There is a need for studies which are cross disability and which have an adequate sample size in order to determine if there are structural variables in society—like a class system-which operate upon the employment opportunities of disabled persons. Using a sample (n = 733) of the Disability Community in Massachusetts, socio-economic variables related to employment and income are studied. Statistically significant relationships are found. Several models are developed and the implications for social theory are discussed.     

The Intcractionist Study Of Social Organization: A Note On Method*

A symbolic interactionist approach to the study of social organizations is specified. Materials are drawn from an on-going investigation of the American liquor industry, which is treated as a fragmented organization. The core actors, activities and interactional locales of the industry are identified. The problems of establishing a historical baseline for a case study are discussed, as are the problems of confronting archival data, locating informants, and establishing interactive linkages. The stages in writing a case history of an organization are presented and illustrated with examples drawn from the American liquor industry.     

“Not in the Same Sandbox”: Cross-Systems Collaborations Between Early Intervention and Child Welfare Systems

Maltreatment and disability often coexist in the lives of young children, as children who are maltreated are at a higher risk for developing a disability, and, conversely, children with a disability are at a higher risk of being maltreated. Despite being supported by multiple service systems, young children with disabilities who have experienced maltreatment are often not optimally supported by these service systems. We utilized a mixed methods design to explore how early intervention and child welfare collaborate to support young children with disabilities who have experienced maltreatment. Implications and future directions for research, policy and practice are discussed.     

Foreign aid and domestic taxation: multiple sources,one conclusion

There are influential studies that argue that foreign aid displaces domestic tax revenue when it is given in the form of grants. These claims are based on data that are deeply problematic: several different sources are amalgamated into one dataset, with no apparent checks on compatibility. In this article, a variety of econometric strategies are used to overcome these issues of data quality. The resulting weight of evidence points to a modest but positive effect on the part of foreign aid generally on domestic tax revenue. Fears over a negative effect for aid grants appear unwarranted, and are accounted for by the inappropriate use of data or endogeneity issues.     

The crystallization of a paranoid symptom: Three theories

The dynamics of paranoia are complex. The cognitive and behavioral patterns of paranoia are well documented in the clinical literature. However, writings on the etiology of paranoia are sparse. Sigmund Freud, Melanie Klein, and William W. Meissner are the three most comprehensive and recognized theorists on the etiology and psychodynamic functions of paranoia. Their theories are delineated and applied to a clinical vignette of a woman with a recently developed paranoid symptom.     

Nachwuchsförderung durch Mentoring — eine kritische Bestandsaufnahme

Despite a high number of publications about mentoring there is still a lack of an overall accepted definition for this conception. In this paper different views of mentoring are compared and are critically analysed. Kinds of mentoring relationships, theoretical approaches concerning mentoring functions and relevant predictors of mentoring outcome are considered. Especially the change of the mentoring concept from a one-to-one-relationship to a supportive network is discussed and several approaches to highlight mentoring from a theoretical perspective are described. Finally a survey of empirical results is given about the effectiveness of mentoring and determinants are resumed which support a positive or negative mentoring outcome. The paper finishes with conclusions for further research.     

Values: the curriculum of moral education

Against the background of public concern over the moral education of the young, the contemporary constructions imposed upon schools by politicians, the intellectual forces arising from post-modernism and the pressures of a pluralistic society are examined. The deep structures and slow-growing processes which can cultivate a sense of moral values in a human community are related to how some schools have successfully achieved a moral community, in which all are valued and can make a contribution. The personal vocation and professionalism of teachers are fundamental.     

Selfobject intervention in brief treatment with patients inappropriate for traditional brief psychotherapy models

This article discusses brief psychodynamic intervention with patients who are likely not to benefit from a primarily verbal, insight-oriented or explorational treatment. The major models of brief psychodynamic psychotherapy and their range of effective applicability are discussed. The function of selfobjects throughout the life-cycle are explored. Interventions designed around these selfobject functions are presented for patients unlikely to benefit from a more traditional approach. These interventions are developed through a thorough assessment of the patient's difficulties and include the setting of time limits for treatment (i.e. both within sessions and for the treatment as a whole). Interventions specifically directed toward reestablishing effective selfobject functioning in the mirroring, idealizing and twinship/alterego spheres are also presented. Vignettes are used to illustrate such interventions.     

Social context and network formation: An experimental study

Recently, there has been increasing interest in determining which social network structures emerge as a consequence of the conscious actions of actors. Motivated by the belief that “networks matter” in reaching personal objectives, it is a natural assumption that actors try to optimize their network position. Starting from the notion that an optimal network position depends on the social context, we examine how actors change their networks to reach better positions in various contexts. Distinguishing between three social contexts (a neutral context, a context in which closed triads are costly, and a context in which closed triads are beneficial), theoretical results predict that emerging networks are contingent on the incentives that are present in these contexts. Experiments are used to test whether networks that are theoretically predicted to be stable are also stable experimentally. We find that emerging networks correspond to a large extent with the predicted networks. Consequently, they are contingent on the incentives present in various social contexts. In addition, we find that subjects tend to form specific stable networks with a higher probability than predicted, namely, efficient networks and networks in which everyone is equally well off.     

Sectoral Ethos: An Investigation of the Personal Values Systems of Female and Male Managers in the Public and Private Sectors

The personal values systems of 884 public- and private-sectormanagers are compared. From that comparison inferences are drawnregarding the ethos of each sector, and potential implicationsfor managers are discussed. Although the personal-values systemsin the two sectors are quite similar, results reflect a public-sectorethos that is significantly higher in Delayed Gratificationand Self-Expansion and a private-sector ethos that is significantlyhigher in Competence, Personal Orientation, and Family Security.In addition, this study furthers the view that the personal-valuessystems of male and female managers within a given employmentsector are not significantly different.