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Introducción: De acuerdo al reporte 2012 de la APA, las circunstancias en las que se encuentran muchos migrantes los ponen en riesgo de sufrir algún desorden de tipo psicológico. La iglesia se ha convertido en la primera opción de escucha a sus problemas; además de ser el medio para asimilarse a su comunidad cultural, en Estados Unidos. Por falta de espacio para atender a tanta gente y a petición del padre de la parroquia de la comunidad de Sant Finbar, en Los Ángeles, CA, solicitaron un taller en atención a favorecer la resolución de sus conflictos y mejorar el proceso de comunicación de un grupo de parejas que estaban en una lista de espera para recibir consejo sacerdotal. La solicitud se hizo a través de un exalumno, sacerdote de ahí que conocía el trabajo que veníamos desarrollando.Método: 5 parejas se comprometieron a participar durante las 6 sesiones de trabajo. El objetivo del taller fue facilitar el proceso de entendimiento y comprensión mutua (de comunicación) entre los miembros de las parejas participantes, con la finalidad de que conocieran otra manera de aprender a flexibilizarse, de negociar y hacer cambios en pro de su proyecto de vida que mantienen y recrean como familia. La intervención se realizó siguiendo el diseño de trabajo del GAAAT (Ojeda, Bailón y García, en prensa) a través de facilitar su expresión por medio del arte, y para el análisis del arte se utilizó la metodología conocida como Formal Elements Art Therapy Scale (FEATS) sugerida por Gantt y Mills (2001) bajo el enfoque de algunos temas emergentes de la literatura previa al respecto.Resultados: Los resultados permitieron observar que los participantes ampliaron la posibilidad de recrear su ambiente familiar, de negociar las diferencias, de generar otras opciones para responder a sus estresores externos en miras de trabajar y fortalecer su relación de pareja como pilar de la familia. Conclusiones: El uso del lenguaje figurativo y metafórico ayuda a hacer cambios, implementar nuevas opciones dentro del sistema familiar, sin tener que trabajar directamente con la confrontación del problema o el conflicto. A través del arte, los participantes objetivizan sus conflictos pero a la vez les ponen distancia para poder así cambiar de actitud y abrir sus canales de comunicación con su pareja. Introduction: According to the 2012 APA report, the circumstances in which many immigrants find themselves, places them at risk of suffering some type of psychological disorder. Church has become their first active listening option to their problems, besides becoming the means to assimilate to a new community in the United States. Due to a lack of space in order to attend to so many people, and by petition of the church of Sant Finbar in Los Angeles, CA, a workshop was requested in order to benefit the resolution to their conflicts and to strengthen their life as a couple. The request was made through an alumnus, a local priest who was familiar with our work. Method: 5 couples agreed to participate for 6 sessions. The objective of the workshop was to facilitate the process of perception and mutual understanding (of communication) between the members of the participating couples, with the objective that they recognize a new way of learning to increase flexibility, negotiate and make changes to life project that they maintain and recreate as a family. The intervention was done by following the work plan of GAAAT (Ojeda, Bailón and García, in print) by facilitating their expression through the medium of art, in this instance by utilizing structured collage. In order to analyze the art, the use of the methodology known as Formal Elements Art Therapy Scale (FEATS) suggested by Gantt and Mills (2001) under the approach of some emerging themes of previous literature about it.Results: The results allowed the observation that the participants expanded the possibility of recreating their family environment, of negotiating differences, of generating other options in response to their external stressors in order to work and strengthen their relationship as a couple, and as a pillar of the family.Conclusions: The use of figurative and metaphorical language helps to make changes, implement new options within the family system, without having to work directly with the confrontation of the problem or conflict. Through art, participants objectify their conflicts yet to put them away and change attitudes and open channels of communication with your partner.

This essay discusses Sight Unseen, Georgina Kleege's collection of
personal essays about partial blindness from macular degeneration, and
explores the challenge Kleege poses to the presumably universal relation
between vision, knowledge, and stable subjectivity. I argue that the
semiotic and personal analysis Kleege performs in her essays disrupts
the entrenched connection between seeing and selfhood whereby the blind
are construed as diminished or helpless figures. Sight Unseen
maximizes the specular effects of the autobiographical situation, making
transgressively visible the anomalous body that patriarchal discourse
has sought to control and that feminist theory has largely ignored as a
meaningful category of identity. The text manifests the defining impact
of disability on a woman's idea of herself in a culture in which the
parameters of normative gendered identity are circulated largely
through visual imagery, but in turn contests the ontological primacy
of vision by orienting the narrative toward the new focal point of
blindness. Unveiling the fictions surrounding sightedness as a stable
mode of access to identity and reality, Kleege subverts the dominance
of myths of knowledge and mastery granted to the eyes.

Entrevista a Sergio García García.
Diplomado en Trabajo Social, Licenciado en Sociología y Doctor en Antropología. Docente del Departamento de Trabajo Social y Servicios Sociales de la Facultad de Trabajo Social de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Integrante del Colectivo Carabancheleando.
Entrevistadora Mg. Mariana Relli

The project was funded by the Northern Territory Government's Land and Water Suitability Program, to identify areas of the Northern Territory with horticultural potential. The carbonate aquifers of the northern Georgina Basin were the focus of this investigation. This study involved a broad scale hydrogeological assessment of the aquifers, which included mapping their extent and geological setting, determining how and where the groundwater moves through the system, determining average hydraulic properties, describing water quality characteristics, and carrying out a simple water balance. The field program focused on the western margin of the Basin and included drilling with associated geological and geophysical logging and a sampling and test pumping program. A total of 2,816 m was drilled with eleven bores drilled to depths ranging from 194 to 347 m. Two lines of bores were drilled, one along the Barkly Stock Route and the other along the Barkly Highway. Down-hole gamma logs were run in most bores except those on the Barkly Highway due to equipment problems. The main purpose of the drilling was to clarify the stratigraphy and to investigate possible recharge to the Gum Ridge Formation along the western margin of the Georgina Basin. A further series of bores were drilled at a site 40 km south of Dunmarra where a deep investigation bore, RN36471, had previously been drilled (Fulton and Zaar, 2009). Two production bores and observation bores were constructed in both the Anthony Lagoon and Gum Ridge Formation aquifers and pumping tests were carried out on both aquifers. ; Contents -- 1 Summary -- 2 Introduction -- 2.1 Project aim and description -- 2.2 Climate -- 2.3 Previous work -- 3 Geology -- 3.1 Pre-Barkly Group -- 3.2 Barkly Group -- 3.2.1 Gum Ridge Formation -- 3.2.2 Anthony Lagoon Formation -- 3.2.3 Wonarah Formation -- 3.2.4 Unnamed Sandstone Unit -- 3.3 Cretaceous Rocks -- 3.4 Structure -- 4 Hydrogeology -- 4.1 Aquifers -- 4.1.1 Gum Ridge Formation Aquifer -- 4.1.2 Anthony Lagoon Aquifers -- 4.1.3 Unnamed sandstone -- 4.2 Water Quality -- 4.2.1 Suitability for irrigation -- 4.3 Carbon Dating -- 4.4 Stable Isotopes -- 5 Groundwater Flow Regime and Recharge -- 6 Groundwater Resource Estimates -- 6.1 Volume in storage -- 6.2 Recharge -- 6.2.1 Chloride Mass Balance -- 6.2.2 Through-flow to the Daly Basin -- 6.2.3 Recharge timing -- 6.3 Estimated Current Water Use -- 6.4 Water balance -- 6.5 Water availability -- 7 Conclusions -- 8 Recommendations -- 9 Acknowledgements -- 10 References -- 11 Appendices. ; Made available by the Northern Territory Library via the Publications (Legal Deposit) Act 2004 (NT).

Doctor in Computer Science. Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Mexico City, Mexico. Computer Engineer Autonomous University of the State of Mexico Toluca, State of Mexico, Mexico Full-time Professor-Researcher at the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences. Autonomous University of the State of Mexico (September 2006 to date). Founder and President of Amelica; initiative led by UNESCO, CLACSO and Redalyc UAEM, 2018 to date. Executive Director and co-founder of the Network of Scientific Journals of Latin America and the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal, Redalyc (2002 to date). Her research areas are diverse:, computer science, artificial intelligence, semantic web, science communication. Dr. Becerril García has 92 articles published in conferences and high impact magazines. ; Doctora en Ciencias de la Computación. Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Ciudad de México, México. Ingeniera enComputación Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México Toluca, Estado de México, México Profesora-Investigadora titular de tiempo completo de la Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales. Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México (septiembre de 2006 a la fecha). Fundadora y Presidente de Amelica;iniciativa liderada por la UNESCO, CLACSO y Redalyc UAEM, 2018 a la fecha. Directora Ejecutiva y cofundadora de la Red de Revistas Científicas de América Latina y el Caribe, España y Portugal, Redalyc (2002 a la fecha). Sus áreas de investigación son diversas:, ciencias de la computación, inteligencia artificial, web semántica, comunicación de la ciencia. La Dra. Becerril García cuenta 92 artículos publicados en congresos y revistas de alto impacto.

Doctor in Computer Science. Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Mexico City, Mexico. Computer Engineer Autonomous University of the State of Mexico Toluca, State of Mexico, Mexico Full-time Professor-Researcher at the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences. Autonomous University of the State of Mexico (September 2006 to date). Founder and President of Amelica; initiative led by UNESCO, CLACSO and Redalyc UAEM, 2018 to date. Executive Director and co-founder of the Network of Scientific Journals of Latin America and the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal, Redalyc (2002 to date). Her research areas are diverse:, computer science, artificial intelligence, semantic web, science communication. Dr. Becerril García has 92 articles published in conferences and high impact magazines. ; Doctora en Ciencias de la Computación. Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Ciudad de México, México. Ingeniera enComputación Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México Toluca, Estado de México, México Profesora-Investigadora titular de tiempo completo de la Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales. Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México (septiembre de 2006 a la fecha). Fundadora y Presidente de Amelica;iniciativa liderada por la UNESCO, CLACSO y Redalyc UAEM, 2018 a la fecha. Directora Ejecutiva y cofundadora de la Red de Revistas Científicas de América Latina y el Caribe, España y Portugal, Redalyc (2002 a la fecha). Sus áreas de investigación son diversas:, ciencias de la computación, inteligencia artificial, web semántica, comunicación de la ciencia. La Dra. Becerril García cuenta 92 artículos publicados en congresos y revistas de alto impacto.