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Cast from the Herd: Memories of Matriarchal Malaysia

為了解決Preceding operation的問題，作者Musa, M. Bakri 這樣論述：

Cast From The Herd is a cultural memoir of a young Minangkabau boy, later to become a surgeon in Silicon Valley, California, in rural Malaysia during the late 1940s to the early 60s. The Minangkabaus are the largest matriarchal society, if we include those in neighboring Indonesia. It is an account

of the many seminal events, beginning with the horrors of the Japanese Occupation and the subsequent brief but equally brutal three-week reign of terror by the Chinese Communists just before the British re-established its authority immediately after the war. The two hitherto World War II allies agai

nst the Japanese became mortal enemies as each tried to gain exclusive control of Malaya, as the country was then called. That brief Chinese communist rule had a profound impact on the native Malays that still reverberates and colors Sino-Malay race relations to this day. That communist insurrection

degenerated into a long guerilla warfare, euphemistically referred to as "The Emergency." It was not over till four decades later. During its early years that war was as lethal and vicious as the preceding Japanese Occupation. Malaysia remains unique in having prevailed over the communists sans any

foreign help, military or otherwise, a noteworthy achievement considering that it happened at the height of the Cold War. Across the South China Sea in Vietnam, the communists prevailed over a vastly more powerful adversary. This memoir gives a ground level view of Malaysia's counterintuitive but r

emarkably successful strategy against the communists. While Robert McNamara and the Pentagon were consumed with "body counts" as a measure of progress in the war against the communists in Vietnam, Malaysia opted for the very opposite tactic. Its philosophy and modus of operation were simple yet effe

ctive; in fighting terrorists, first create no new ones. Every terrorist killed was a missed opportunity. Malaysian authorities saw immense propaganda value, and exploited it to the maximum, in having former comrades recant their past and lead productive lives in society. The Malaysia of the writer'

s childhood was also a society transiting from a feudal agrarian colony to a modern democratic independent state. It had its first general elections in 1955. Electing leaders was a novel phenomenon for a hitherto feudal society where leaders were anointed and the peasants had to obey them. In a demo

cracy, leaders had to seek citizens' votes. That 1955 election paved the way for Malaysia's independence that came in 1957. The electoral dynamics of that first free election forced leaders and citizens alike to address the harsh reality of Malaysia's race dynamics. The last transformative event was

in 1963 when Malaya expanded to form greater Malaysia through union with the other remaining British colonies of Sabah and Sarawak. That triggered an ugly diplomatic tiff with one neighbor, Philippines, and a bloody konfrontasi with another, Indonesia. Being brought up in a matriarchal society wher

e women play major and decisive roles gave the writer a unique perspective on feminist issues. Consider the 19th Amendment to the American constitution (allowing women to vote). To someone brought up in a matriarchal society, that amendment seems quaint. Had the Framers of the Constitution been brou

ght up in a similar society, the need for such an amendment would not have even arisen. The book chronicles the writer's experience in a colonial English school in rural Malaysia and later at a boarding school modeled after a proper English grammar school, dubbed "Eton of the East." The book ends wi

th the writer's brief teaching career before leaving for Canada to pursue medicine, and the inevitable culture shock.Besides giving a glimpse of recent Malaysian history, this memoir shines a different perspective on feminist issues, one not appreciated by those brought up in a male-dominated societ

y. The title is from the Indonesian Chairul Anwar's poem "Aku" (Me ). Malaysian-born and Canadian-trained, Bakri Musa is a surgeon in private practice in Silicon Valley, California. He left his native land in 1963 but has kept track of social and political developments there. Dr. Musa has given pr

esentations on Malaysian affairs at Stanford University’s Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center, The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, The University of Buffalo, and Rochester Institute of Technology, among others. Apart from scientific papers in scholarly journals related to his

profession, Dr. Musa’s commentaries have appeared in the Malaysian dailies The New Straits Times and The Sun Daily. He was also a contributor to the on-line portals Malaysiakini and The Malaysian Insider. His Op-Ed pieces have appeared in The New York Times, International Herald Tribune, and Far Eas

tern Economic Review. He has appeared on National Public Radio’s Marketplace commenting on Malaysia’s affirmative action program. His previous books include The Malay Dilemma Revisited, Malaysia in the Era of Globalization, An Education System Worthy of Malaysia, Towards A Competitive Malaysia, and

Liberating The Malay Mind. His essays have been complied in Seeing Malaysia My Way (2003), Moving Malaysia Forward (2008), and Malaysia’s Wasted Decade 2004-2014, (2014). Dr. Musa received his undergraduate, medical and graduate degrees from the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, and was a Res

earch Fellow of the National Medical Research Council of Canada from 1972-73, working on transplant immunology. He is a Fellow of both the American College of Surgeons and the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada. He maintains a blog at www.bakrimusa.com that also serves as a repository for his essay

s and commentaries. He lives on a ranch in Morgan Hill, California, raising Katahdin sheep.

Into the Heart of Meetings

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為了解決Preceding operation的問題，作者De Groot, Eric/ Van Der Vijver, Mike 這樣論述：

Summary: Into the Heart of Meetings defines meetings as a form of communication. It describes the characteristic processes of meetings and how to influence them through Meeting Design. Based on many years of working together as professional Meeting Designers, the authors provide an array of tools th

at enable meeting organisers to obtain the best outcomes from their meetings as measured by their business value. Into the Heart of Meetings is also the first book ever about Meeting Design. Through their company MindMeeting, over the past 10-20 years the authors have given shape to this new profess

ion. They introduce the principles underlying Meeting Design, as well as the main practical issues that Meeting Designers face and need to solve. The authors use countless examples, connecting their writing to daily working practice. Thus Into the Heart of Meetings is an explorative study, a textboo

k and a practical guide in one. Further details: Meetings - conferences, conventions, seminars, workshops, etc. - are an integral part of daily life in organisations. In this book, the authors argue that the potential of such meetings is severely under-utilised for a number of reasons. One of these

is that the organisation of meetings is conceived mainly as a logistical operation. Into the Heart of Meetings shows that this approach misses the point with regard to the communicative value and power of meetings. The power of meetings depends on the human dynamics they are capable of unleashing. T

o accomplish that effectively requires a new paradigm for the way in which meeting programmes are conceived and executed. Meeting Design provides that new paradigm and the authors discuss all the basic knowledge a Meeting Designer needs to possess. Hence the book's subtitle Basic Principles of Meeti

ng Design. The book combines a theoretical framework with a great many examples and practical tools. As a result, it is not only useful for professionals in the Meetings Industry, but also for managers and consultants who use meetings as a means to achieve their goals. Areas where the book's subject

matter is particularly pertinent include strategic and change management, Human Resources management, knowledge management, innovation and business communications. The relatively informal style and the numerous cases make Into the Heart of Meetings an easy read. The iconic illustrations underline t

he authors' messages admirably. At the end of each chapter the preceding content is approached from a different angle in a - fictitious - conversation between the authors and a "sceptic", thus underlining the practical implications of the topic treated in the previous pages. In the absence of any fo

rmal educational curricula on Meeting Design, Into the Heart of Meetings yet provides ample material for university and professional training courses in such fields as communications, event management and organisation, conference and meeting management and organisation and facilitation. Also trainer

s in adult education and organisational change agents will find many useful insights. The lecturers for the minor event management (part of a degree in Communications at NHL in the Netherlands) have already adopted the book as compulsory reading material for their students, while two more educationa

l institutions have also expressed an interest in doing so even before the book has been published. Mike van der Vijver is a consultant, trainer and facilitator, working with people and processes. He has over 20 years’ experience in the meeting industry, initially as conference interpreter and sub

sequently as meeting designer through MindMeeting, the company he co-founded. In addition, he is an executive consultant and coach on national and organisational culture with Itim International. Mike regularly provides content at international conferences. He lives both in Italy and the Netherlands.

Eric de Groot is one of the first Meeting Designers. His pioneering work started in 1992; now he caters to the national (Dutch) market in De Wet van Thomas and internationally in MindMeeting. Thanks to his background in drama he takes a broad, human perspective to meetings and meeting processes. Er

ic regularly conducts workshops and learning sessions for professionals in the meeting industry as well as in other educational contexts. He lives in the Netherlands.

使用心率變異性作為正常與心血管疾病之評估工具

為了解決Preceding operation的問題，作者黃纕芸 這樣論述：

目的：心率變異性（Heart Rate Variability, HRV）已被使用作為自律神經功能之評估工具。因此，本研究旨在正常人與心血管疾病患如：CAG(Coronary Angiogram)、PCI(Percutaneous Coronary Intervention)、CABG(Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting)等，在心率變異性之時域（Time Domain）及頻域（Frequency Domain）參數與交感神經、副交感神經之間的變化及影響意義。方法：採用162名正常健康受試者及71名中區綜合醫院患者進行CABG前和CABG後7天測量短時HRV；對17

3名正常健康受試者與北區綜合醫院36名進行CAG患者、47名PCI支架置入術患者之術前術後，測量短時HRV，其測量時間點為術前1小時和術後30分鐘完成。統計方法使用Wilcoxon-T及Student-T檢驗分析。結論：CABG後，Time Domain SDNN下降，HF增加、LF減少，與正常健康受試者相比有統計意義。正常健康受試者與CAG、PCI患者術後之參數無顯著差異，兩者術後之LF增加、HF降低，推斷可能是焦慮或疼痛引起，但統計分析上亦無統計意義。