Professional Misfits: “You’re Having to Perform . . . All Week Long”

Is family medicine ready to move toward having professional researchers?

Guiding Human Misfits

A simple, well-written and extremely wellProduced exposition of some of the basic facts ln the modern handling of the mentally unfit by the daughter of the late Professor Adler, which calls for more notice than it is usual to accord to the plethora of such short popular expositions. Miss Adler emphasizes once more her father's ^dividual approach, and the necessity of treating each case as a com...

Diabetes nurse educator course:from develop to perform

Introduction:The first short term special course was held named as “diabetes educator nurse”. This article brifely reavealed the process of designing, performing and executive challenges of the course. Methods: Due to lack of previous history of courses for training diabetes nurse educator in Iran, wide literature review was done on credible sources. Mission, goals, course content, and trainin...

1 All in a Day ’ s Week

This paper presents a Frame Semantics analysis of calendric terms in English, Hebrew, and German, demonstrating the inextricable relationship between morphology and semantics. Here, we consider how Frame Semantics can be extended to morphological analysis. Traditionally, the morpheme has been taken as the smallest unit of meaning in linguistic analysis, with generative word formation rules gene...

Evolution: A Collection of Misfits

Different strains of one genetic model species after another are turning out to have limited abilities to interbreed, as if they were on the way to becoming different species. Are model organisms aberrations, or are the first steps in speciation easier than they seem?