Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Passion and uncertainty in successful entrepreneurial action

This research seeks to explore how, when and why obsessive passion is good for business. It is argued that successful entrepreneurial action requires entrepreneurs have an obsessive passion for their business. It is the obsessive nature of their passion that makes the entrepreneur willing to accept the perceived uncertainty inherent in entrepreneurship and contributes to successful entrepreneurial action. Thus obsessive passion is a necessary but insufficient determinant of entrepreneurial success. However obsessive passion has a dark side and those entrepreneurs exhibiting self-reflection and insight are able to moderate the less adaptive outcomes of their obsessive passion.
Rehabilitation following fibro adenoma removal surgery for a female junior elite basketball player with sacroiliac and lumbo pelvic dysfunction: a case report

Introduction: Fibro adenomas is the most common benign breast tumors in young women while15% of the population with lower back and buttock pain was caused by the sacroiliac joint dysfunction. This is the first reported case of the rehabilitation of fibro adenoma removal surgery for an elite female basketball player with suspected lumbo pelvic instability and sacroiliac joint dysfunction. Case presentation: A 17-year-old female basketball player had fibro adenoma excision on her left breast and presented with pain in palpation or left shoulder movements. She presented with two years history of lower back pain in subsequent visits that was worsened in trunk flexion or rotation. Daily application of sports massage on chest scar tissues and gentle shoulder and scapula mobilization were applied. Besides, deep core muscles activation, postural control training and upper limb muscle strengthening exercises were introduced. After 1-week rehabilitation, significant reduction of chest pain with shoulder movements was achieved. The patient could also activate the lumbar multifidi and perform some advanced core stability exercises with satisfactory core control. However, she was urgently called back for resuming normal sport training and was resent for rehabilitation again due to the deterioration on her chest wound and lower back pain after having basketball practice and conditioning for one day. Pain was well controlled after resuming rehabilitation with the use of pelvic binder. Conclusion: Negative result was obtained due to early return to practice with incomplete rehabilitation. The judgment on making progression and return to practice is critical.
Review of Literature Linking Corporate Performance to Mergers and Acquisitions

The purpose of this paper is to synthesize and analyze prior literature of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and its effects on the financial performance in an attempt to determine factors that might influence post-mergers and acquisitions performance. The main conclusion is that there are inconclusive results among studies on the literature, where, corporate performance is improved in some cases but not in others. Previous studies are using varieties of measures to examine the impact of M&A on corporate performance, where measures might be accounting measures-based, market measures-based, mixed measures, or qualitative measures-based. In addition, there is a dispute regarding the factors that affect the reported performance, where eight factors might affect performance as follows: (1) method of payment (Cash or Stock), (2) book to market ratio, (3) type of merger or acquisition transaction (related or unrelated), (4) cross-boarder versus domestic M&A, (5) mergers versus tender offers, (6) firm size, (7) macro economic conditions, and (8) time period of transaction. Managers should be aware of the impact of such factors on post-merger corporate performance to accurately evaluate proposed offers of mergers and acquisitions and take sound decisions.
Condition factor and carapace width versus wet weight relationship in the blue swimming crab Portunus segnis

The size-weight relationship of a species allows for estimating the expected weight based on size. The present contribution aims at evaluating the body weight vs. carapace width relationship and the condition factor of the blue swimming crab Portunus segnis. These characteristics were analyzed for each sex using specimens collected monthly from April 2012 through to March 2013, at the Persian Gulf (Hormozgan Province, Iran). The size of each specimen was measured (carapace width) and weighed (total body wet weight). A total of 302 individuals of P. segnis were analyzed. The body weight-carapace width relationship indicated positive allometric growth in males and isometric growth in females. Body weight was higher in males than females of equivalent carapace width, and the means for condition factors were always higher in females than in males, due to the heavier gonads in the former, an expected pattern for many crabs. In both sexes, the lowest condition factor was detected in winter with an ascending trend in the next seasons. The oscillation in condition factor throughout the sampling year was more prominent in females and related to the reproductive cycle. The information reinforces data to define fishing closed seasons for this portunid that is used in many places in the world.
Macroeconomic Impacts of Job Creation Schemes on the Matching Process in West Germany

This paper investigates the macroeconomic efiects of job creation schemes on the matching processes in West Germany. The empirical analysis is based on regional data for local employment o‐ce districts for the period from May 2003 to December 2004. The empirical model relies on a dynamic version of a matching function augmented by active labour market policy. In order to obtain consistent estimates in the presence of a dynamic panel data model, a flrst-difierences GMM estimator and a transformed maximum likelihood estimator are applied.
Design of Online Animal Histology Atlas as a Learning Source

This study aims to (1) determine the structure of histology of various organ systems, (2) develop online animal histology atlas as a source of learning in high school/MA so as to facilitate students in studying animal tissue, (3) determine the quality of learning resources in the form of online animal histology atlas so worthy of being used as a learning resource for high school biology. Online animal histology atlas is made in several stages. First, photographing histology preparations at the Integrated Laboratory of UIN Sunan Kalijaga, UGM Animal Structure & Development Laboratory, and the Biology Laboratory of Kasihan State High School. Of the three laboratories, histology preparations were obtained from six organ systems, namely the nervous system, cardiovascular system,integumentary system, digestive system, respiratory system, and male and female reproductive systems. Second, design an online animal histology atlas website with HTML 5, CSS 3 and JavaScript programming languages, as well as with the help of Bootstrap framework, resulting in an online animal histology web atlas that has a responsive and attractive appearance. Online Atlas of Animal Histology was then tested on material experts, media experts, peer reviewers, biology teachers and students of MAN 3 Bantul. The results of online animal histology atlas quality assessment by material experts received a score of 90.7% with very good quality, 91.4% of media experts with very good quality, 90.47% peer reviewers with very good quality, biology teacher 87.43% with very good quality, and 84.7% students with very good quality. Thus, the quality of the online atlas entitled "Atlas of Animal Histology" with the address atlashistologi.com as a whole is very good quality and suitable for use as a learning resource.
Credit Externalities: Macroeconomic Effects and Policy Implications

Financial crises are often preceded by peri ods of credit expansion during which firms and households become increasingly vulnerable to a reversal in economic conditions. When eco nomic conditions actually worsen, financing constraints become tighter, causing a deeper contraction of economic activity. These events have led to policy proposals for preventing excessive borrowing during “normal times. ” If rational agents evaluate financing decisions from a privately optimal standpoint, why would the debt level not be socially efficient? The theoretical literature has offered an answer to this question based on a pecuniary externality that arises due to the presence of financial frictions: private agents tend to under value net worth during a period of financial distress because they fail to internalize the fact that additional net worth would have positive spillovers on other agents’ balance sheets. 1 As a result, private agents borrow excessively. The quantitative implications of these “credit exter nalities,” however, remain largely unknown. In particular, these key questions have not been addressed:
Effect of Facebook in Influencing Student Intentions to Enroll Foreign Degree Programme in Malaysia

The purpose of this research is to examine the effect of Facebook in influencing student intention to enroll in foreign degree programme in Malaysia. The need for this study arose given the limited or no research done on examining the impact of Facebook in promoting foreign degree programme in private education sector in Malaysia, despite the immense contribution of this academic sector to the personal and national growth. This research focuses on influence of Facebook dimension derived from literature including attitudinal commitment, social influence, information benefit, word-of-world and continuous participation on student intention to enroll. In order to assist in the research five questions were propose and to deepen the research further hypothesis was propose. A sample size of 200 students was conveniently selected from various private education institution, a questionnaire with a Likert-Scale from 1-5 was used to collect the data to determine student intention to enroll foreign degree programme in Malaysia. To ensure reliability and validity of the data set, the sample size only includes student who are currently study in diploma and foundation in private colleges. Descriptive statistics shows that all determinants of Facebook examined are most significantly associated with student intention. Multiple regression analysis shows that there is significant influence of Facebook effect on student intention to enroll foreign degree programme. However, the result show clearly that information benefit, word-of-mouth and continuous participation on Facebook have positive significant influence on student intention to enroll foreign degree programme. The current study contributes to the body of research by investigating the impact of Facebook in influencing student intention to enroll foreign degree programme by using one instrument, in one area setting. Result of research shows that Facebook as social media is very crucial to promote foreign degree programme due to its impact in influencing student intention. Future research should involve large number of sample size to ensure the validity and reliability of the result and focuses on other sector of industry.
No Plan B: But is There a 'Third Way'?

This paper reviews the argument for a slowdown in the fiscal consolidation policy of the UK government. It reviews the existing literature and the evidence of the interwar period in the UK where a recovery occurred without a relaxation of the tight fiscal regime of the period. It argues that even in a zero‐lower‐bound, the evidence for a plan B is weak. Given that there may have been significant capacity destruction, the paper suggests a third way that calls for a supply‐side framework that sets the condition for an improvement in long‐term growth and productivity.
Using Writing Process and Product Features to Assess Writing Quality and Explore How Those Features Relate to Other Literacy Tasks. Research Report. ETS RR-14-03.

This paper explores automated methods for measuring features of student writing and determining their relationship to writing quality and other features of literacy, such as reading rest scores. In particular, it uses the e-rater® automatic essay scoring system to measure product features (measurable traits of the final written text) and features extracted from keystroke logs to measure process features (measurable features of the writing process). These techniques are applied to student essays written during large-scale pilot administrations of writing assessments developed for ETS's CBAL™ research initiative. The design makes it possible to explore the factor structures of these product and process features and to examine how well they generalize beyond a single test session to predict underlying traits such as writing ability and reading level. Three product factors are identified, connected to fluency, accuracy, and content. The process factors are identified, corresponding to hesitancy behaviors, editing behaviors, and burst span (the extent to which text is produced in long bursts with only short internal pauses). The results suggest that writing process and product features have stable factor structures that generalize to predict writing quality, though there are some genre- or task-specific differences.
Antecedents of Psychological Empowerment in the Malaysian Private Higher Education Institutions

Psychological empowerment comprising four cognitive dimensions i.e. meaning, competence, autonomy and impact in the context of private higher education institutions is being validated. Five factors considered as antecedents i.e. access to information, resources, organizational support and opportunity to learn and develop, and trust were studied. This study examined on a sample of 312 lecturers from 25 private higher education institutions in three states (Penang, Kedah and Kelantan) in Malaysia. Survey data was analyzed using correlation and regression analyses to assess the relationship among the factors as well as the contribution of each factor to psychological empowerment. The study verifies that psychological empowerment comprised four dimensions as suggested by Spreitzer (1992). The results indicated that all antecedents under study have significant relationship with psychological empowerment at . 01 significance level. It has also been found that access to opportunity to learn and develop and access to resources are significant predictors of psychological empowerment. It is recommended that management of higher education institutions use these findings to improve the level of psychological empowerment of lecturers.
The Study Trees Potential for Forest in Universitas Lancang Kuning Pekanbaru

The location of the study of Potential tree species for Peripheral Forest Development is determined by Lancang Kuning University, which is on Yos Sudarso road KM 8 Rumbai Pekanbaru, which is a fragmented habitat. The method used is census through measurement of area, structure observation, population enumeration, measurement of three dimensions. Calculating tree species diversity (H '), Assessing the suitability criteria of a type of tree for each type of green edge path area refers to the method of analyzing an integrated research plan, the important value index for the highest vegetation is acacia (Acacia auriculiformis) with a value amounting to 73.11. Acacia (Acacia auriculiformis) type of tree is less suitable. This is because the population is too high, where the debris that falls hard to decompose causes a thick pile when trampled slipperily and endangers safety, which eventually leaves litter accumulation causing soil conditions on the slopes to become soft because it is moist and has the potential to become landslides.
ANALYTICAL SOLUTION FOR THE DEVELOPED HYDRODYNAMIC PRESSURES IN RESERVOIRS DUE TO VERTICAL EARTHQUAKES WITH SEDIMENT EFFECT

In a typical reservoir a sediment layer of considerable depth may be deposited on the top of exposed bedrock foundation. In this research an analytical solution was proposed to solve the case of the vertical acceleration with infinite reservoir with existence of such sediment layer. The results indicate that as the depth of sediment increases, the pressure increases also. The behavior is found to be affected by the change of the degree of saturation of the sediment layer. As this degree of sediment decreases the developed Hydrodynamic pressure increase. A comparison between the case of stiff and soft foundation indicates that the pressure values are always greater for the stiff foundation.
The need for power, need for influence, sense of power, and directiveness in female and male superiors and subordinates

results The superiors scored significantly higher on the need for power, need for influence, and directiveness. They also scored higher in terms of the need for power in relations with other people, with colleagues, and in superior-subordinate relations. The number of male leaders was conspicuously greater than the number of female leaders. Furthermore, women had fewer subordinates than men and earned less than men. Female participants scored lower on the sense of power and the need for power scales.
Desert dune dynamics and development: insights from luminescence dating

The application of luminescence dating to aeolian sands in desert regions has revolutionized our understanding of the dynamics of these systems on centennial to millennial time scales. The availability of increasingly precise numerical ages for periods of aeolian deposition has provided information on rates of dune migration and accumulation of sand and supported new models of dune development. When combined with information on dune stratigraphy and morphology, clustering of luminescence ages shows that most dunefields and many large dunes are composite features that have developed as a result of multiple periods of aeolian construction separated by periods of non‐deposition or erosion. Numerical ages have enabled identification of the timing and duration of these periods of aeolian activity and facilitated understanding of the conditions in which they occurred via correlation with other sources of palaeoenvironmental proxy data. The result is a much‐enhanced conceptual and empirical understanding of how desert dunes and sand seas have responded to Quaternary changes in climate and sea level, manifested by changes in sediment supply, availability and mobility.
Serum and milk concentrations of enrofloxacin in cows intramammarily treated with a new enrofloxacin-polymorph

Therapeutic success rates in treating subclinical and clinical mastitis by Staphylococcus aureus are marginal. Sub-effective concentrations in milk and/or insufficient contact time with the affected mammary tissue are common causes for antibiotic failure (26). While parenteral enrofloxacin preparations are not usually recommended to treat bovine mastitis due to Staphylococcus aureus, high milk concentrations of enrofloxacin and its main metabolite (ciprofloxacin) are reached and maintained after parenteral administration (14). However, it must be considered that actual antibacterial activity can be partly impaired by the presence of milk and inflammatory secretions (10). It is then likely to consider that higher concentrations of enrofloxacin and ciprofloxacin can improve clinical efficacy. This has been suggested when treating mastitis due to Staphylococcus aureus in sheep by means of parenteral administration of enrofloxacin (2). Intramammary administration may overcome the problem of insufficient concentrations of enrofloxacin in mammary tissue. However, this administration route is not recommended for standard preparations of enrofloxacin. A thorough search of the available literature revealed that enrofloxacin has been administered through the intramammary route on only few occasions i.e., combined with gentamicin in an undisclosed vehicle or dose (15). However, to the best of our knowledge, no commercial preparations Serum and milk concentrations of enrofloxacin in cows intramammarily treated with a new enrofloxacin-polymorph1)
What Are the Current Quality Issues in Higher Education

Quality is an important part in managing higher education because it can impact on the overall performance. In the recent years, Indonesia Ministry of Education has been planning to improve the quality of higher education especially in business education. This study aims to identify the main quality issues occurred in the process improvement. This study applies analytic hierarchy process to analyze the data. There were thirty students completed the questionnaire from different major studies; accounting, management, and economics. This study found that leadership is the main issue in quality improvement and it is followed by customer service and process management. Thus, the future research should investigate the priority of quality issues in this study to generalize the findings as well as to acknowledge the relationship among factors involve in quality improvement in higher education . Keywords—quality issues, analytic hierarchy process, business education
On analytic functions with generalized bounded variation

In this paper we study a class introduced by Bhargava and Nanjunda Rao which unifies a number of classes studied previously by Mocanu and others. This class includes several known classes of analytic functions such as convex and starlike functions of order , -convex functions, functions with bounded bound- ary rotation, bounded radius rotation and bounded Mocanu variation. Several interesting properties like inclusion results, arclength problem, coecient bounds and distortion results of this class are discussed. Mathematics Subject Classification (2010): 30C45, 30C50.
Riot Rewards? Study of BJP's Electoral Performance and Hindu Muslim Riots

Do incidents of ethnic polarization influence voter behavior? I address this question through the case study of India, the world’s largest functional democracy. Specifically, I test whether prior events of Hindu-Muslim riots electorally benefit Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP), a prominent Hindu nationalist party? The paper contributes to the literature by being the first to establish a causal relationship between Hindu-Muslim riots and BJP’s electoral performance. Results show that riots have a positive and significant effect on BJP’s vote share and are robust to our instrumentation strategy. The party vote share increases between 2.9 to 4.4 percent in response to different riot outcomes. Results seem to back the theory of electoral incentives i.e. parties representing elites among ethnic groups may have an incentive to instigate ethnic conflict to influence the marginal voter.