Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
A Study of Innovation in Model Project Design: Addressing Mental Health Symptoms among Co-Occurring Substance Use and Mentally Ill Clients who are Homeless in a Local Community Clinic Setting

Homeless persons with co-occurring substance use combined with mental illness constitute a particularly vulnerable subgroup with complex service needs. Unfortunately, the capacity to deliver critical treatment services has been extremely limited causing many from this population to remain untreated. Untreated co-occurring disorders can lead to a host of difficulties for both the individual and the community (Bouchery, Harwood, Sacks, Simon, & Brewer, 2011). Developing community based intervention services in Arkansas is a key activity necessary in strategically addressing this problem (Barbee, Gonzales, & Shelor, 2016). In partnership with the Arkansas Division of Behavioral Health Services, a local community treatment provider piloted the Arkansas Treatment for the Homeless program in an attempt to improve substance use, housing, and mental health outcomes for this complex population and to reduce disparities in outcomes among demographic sub-populations within this group. The innovative hybrid program used concepts from the existing Continuum of Care and Housing First models. This study was a secondary analysis examining this program’s effectiveness in reducing mental health symptomology among program participants. As a part of the original evaluation, all participants were asked to complete structured interviews across three time points in which they reported the number of mental health symptoms they were experiencing. The repeated measures multivariate analyses of variance (MANOVAs) with several conditions (i.e., gender, with or without social support, and young vs. old) as the between-subjects factors and time as the within-subjects factor were conducted with 121 client records. Results indicated that participants experienced a significant decrease in negative mental health symptoms across time. However, none of between-subjects effects were found significant. Findings show that this community based program can improve mental health outcomes among this high risk population.
Levels of a neurotoxic alkaloid in a species of low larkspur

A survey of the levels of the neurotoxic diterpenoid alkaloid methyliycaconitine (MLA) in low iarkspur (De&didum m~ttahkmun Pritz.) was conducted at 4 diverse rangeland sites in southern British Columbia. Freeze-dried plant samples representing 3 stages of growth over 2 growing seasons were analyzed for MLA by high pressure liquid chromntography. Significant differences were found among experimental sites (p<O.OOl) with higher levels of MLA 00.2% on a dry weighht basis) being associated with sites at higher elevdions (900-975 m). At one site, an exceptional level of MLA PO.3%) was observed during the flower bud stage of growth but in general the alkaloid levels remained fairly constant with advancing stages of growth. Measurement of the MLA concentrations in different plant parts revealed that reproductive parts contained higher levels of MLA than vegetative parts and this may well explain the increased toxicity of the upper portions of the plant.
The new integrated aeromagnetic map of the Phlegrean Fields volcano and surrounding areas

In this paper we present and analyze the new detailed aeromagnetic data set resulting from a recent survey car- ried out in the Phlegrean Fields volcanic area. The survey was aimed at gaining new insight into the vol- canological characteristics of the region north of Phlegrean Fields (Parete-Villa Literno area) where remarkable thickness of volcanic/sub-volcanic rocks were found in wells. Measurement of total magnetic field was per- formed on two different flight levels, 70 m and 400 m above the ground surface, along flight lines spaced 400 m apart. Both aeromagnetic maps show the noisy effect of linear anomalies evidently due to the presence of rail- way lines. To filter out these local anomalies a method based on discrete wavelet transform was used, allowing an accurate local filtering and leaving the rest of the field practically unchanged. The filtered data set was inte- grated with the existing Agip aeromagnetic map of the Phlegrean Fields, leading to a new aeromagnetic map of the whole Phlegrean volcanic area. The compilation of the pole reduced map and of the maps of the Analytic Signal and of the Horizontal Derivative of the integrated data set represents a first step for the interpretation of the maps in terms of geological structures of the whole Phlegrean volcanic district.
The orbits of subdwarf-B + main-sequence binaries - II. Three eccentric systems; BD +29°3070, BD +34°1543 and Feige 87

Context. The predicted orbital-period distribution of the subdwarf-B (sdB) population is bi-modal with a peak at short ( 250 days) periods. Observationally, many short-period sdB systems are known, but the predicted long period peak is missing as orbits have only been determined for a few long-period systems. As these predictions are based on poorly understood binaryinteraction processes, it is of prime importance to confront the predictions with reliable observational data. We therefore initiated a monitoring program to find and characterize long-period sdB stars. Aims. In this paper we aim to determine the orbital parameters of the three long-period sdB+MS binaries BD+29 ◦ 3070, BD+34 ◦ 1543 and Feige 87, to constrain their absolute dimensions and the physical parameters of the components. Methods. High-resolution spectroscopic time series were obtained with HERMES at the Mercator telescope on La Palma, and analyzed to determine the radial velocities of both the sdB and MS components. Photometry from the literature was used to construct the spectral-energy distribution (SED) of the binaries. Atmosphere models were used to fit these SEDs and to determine the surface gravities and temperatures of both components of all systems. Spectral analysis was used to check the results of the SEDs. Results. An orbital period of 1283 ± 63 d, a mass ratio of q = 0.39 ± 0.04 and a significant non-zero eccentricity of e = 0.15 ± 0.01 were found for BD+29 ◦ 3070. For BD+34 ◦ 1543 we determined Porb = 972 ± 2d ,q = 0.57 ± 0.01 and again a clear non-zero eccentricity of e = 0.16 ± 0.01. Last, for Feige 87 we found Porb = 936 ± 2d ,q = 0.55 ± 0.01 and e = 0.11 ± 0.01. Conclusions. BD+29 ◦ 3070, BD+34 ◦ 1543 and Feige 87 are long period sdB + MS binaries on clearly eccentric orbits. These results
Long-term effects of single-tree selection cutting management on coarse woody debris in natural mixed beech stands in the Caspian forest (Iran)

Abstract: Coarse woody debris (CWD) has a wide range of ecological and conservation values such as maintaining biodiversity in forest ecosystems. Each forest management method can have a detrimental effect on stand structure and CWD. We analyzed the volume and density of live trees and CWD (snags and downed logs) over a long-term (30 years) selection-logging managed compartment (harvested), and compared these with values obtained from an unlogged compartment (control) in the Iranian Caspian forests. Results showed that the volume and density of live trees and CWD in the harvested area was significantly lower than in the control area, especially large size trees and CWD, very decayed CWD, and rare tree species. The ratio of snags volume to total standing volume (RSS) was significantly higher in the control (7.9%) than in the harvested area (5.2%), and the ratio of downed logs volume to trees volume (RDT) in the control area (6.3%) was significantly higher than in the harvested area (4.6%), while the ratio of downed logs volume to snags volume (RDS) was significantly higher in the harvested area (83.6%) than in the control (74%). Based on the obtained results, we recommend selection cutting forests to be managed based on CWD management plans, including appropriate cutting cycles (15-30 years) and retention of large-diameter (DBH > 75 cm) and cavity trees as a suitable habitat for many wildlife species.
Adolescent Risk Factors for Sexual Victimization

Longitudinal data were used to examine riskfactors for sexual victimization among 237 young adult rural women. In this sample, 8% reported experiencing forced sex (i.e., physically violent experiences) and a separate 22% reported experiencing coerced sex(i.e., external psychological manipulation, substance-related coercion, or internal psychological pressure.) Women who had more educated mothers had a greater probability of reporting forced sex. In addition, mothers’ education moderated the relationship between individual riskfactors and the probability of reporting forced sex. For women with less educated mothers, higher frequency of sexual activity during adolescence was related to an increased probability of reporting forced sex. For women with more educated mothers, higher frequency of sexual activity was related to a decreased probability of reporting forced sex. Frequency of sexual activity during adolescence was also related to coerced sex, with higher frequency of sexual activity predicting a greater probability of reporting coerced sex.
ARSENIC DISTRIBUTION IN LATERITE DEPOSITS OF THE BALKAN PENINSULA

The laterite deposits (Fe–Ni-laterite and bauxites) in the Balkan Peninsula are mainly located in the Mirdita–Sub-Pelagonian and Pelagonian geotectonic zones and are of great economic significance. These deposits have been affected by intense tectonism, which has created overthrusting, foliation, folding, and faulting. The investigation of arsenic in laterites is thought to be important for the ferronickel smelting process and the serious affect of the health. Minerals such as iron oxides and pyrite are of particular significance in controlling arsenic mobility, and hence aquifer contamination. Laterite samples from Ni-laterite deposits of Greece (Lokris, Vermio, Edessa, Olympos, Kastoria), Albania (Bitinca and GouriPerjuegjiun), Serbia (Rzanovo and Topola), bauxitic laterites and the Parnassos-Ghiona bauxite deposit were analyzed for major and trace elements, including arsenic (As). Arsenic concentrations for all laterite samples from the Balkan Peninsula range from < 2ppm to a few decades ppm. However, arsenic concentrations for the individual laterite occurrences and deposits from Aghios Ioannis vary significantly from <2 ppm to 2600 ppm. Arsenic in the Parnassos-Ghiona deposit ranges from <10 ppm in typical red colored ore to 900 ppm in yellow-grey colored ore. The latter type occurs along and near faults and constitutes a significant (approximately 30 vol. %) portion of the bauxite ores. They are characterized by the presence of abundant pyrite and micro-organisms. Elevated arsenic contents are mostly associated with Fe-oxides/hydroxides in Ni-laterites, showing enrichment in REE, Co, Ni, Th and U contents, and with Al-oxides in bauxites. The sulphur isotope compositions of Fe sulphides from the bauxite deposit show a range from +10.2 to –30.2 per mil. Most negative values were obtained from grey-coloured ore samples. The organic matter may be related to the source of arsenic and play a major role in controlling the redox conditions, since they can drive the formation of pyrite or Fe-oxides.
Monotonicity and symmetry of solutions of $p$-Laplace equations, $1 < p < 2$, via the moving plane method

In this paper we prove some monotonicity and symmetry properties of positive solutions of the equation - div Du) = f (u) satisfying an homogenuous Dirichlet boundary condition in a bounded domain Q. We assume 1 < p < 2 and f locally Lipschitz continuous and we do not require any hypothesis on the critical set of the solution. In particular we get that if Q is a ball then the solutions are radially symmetric and strictly radially decreasing.
Compensation between meridional flow components of the AMOC at 26° N

From ten years of observations of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation at 26° N (MOC, 2004–2014), we revisit the question of flow compensation between components of the circulation. Contrasting with early results from the observations, transport variations of the Florida Current (FC) and upper mid-ocean transports (UMO, top 1000 m east of the Bahamas) are now found to compensate on sub-annual timescales. A deep baroclinic response to wind-forcing (Ekman transport) is also found in the lower North Atlantic Deep Water (LNADW, 3000–5000 m) transport. The observed compensation between the FC and UMO transports is associated with horizontal circulation and means that their individual variability does not project onto the MOC. In contrast, covariability between Ekman and the LNADW transports does contribute to overturning. On longer timescales, the southward UMO transport has continued to strengthen, resulting in a continued decline of the MOC. Most of this interannual variability of the MOC can be traced to changes in isopycnal displacements on the western boundary, within the top 1000 m and below 2000 m. Substantial trends are observed in isopycnal displacements in the deep ocean, underscoring the importance of deep boundary measurements to capture the variability of the Atlantic MOC.
Relationship between Socio-Demographic Factors and Familial and Partner Pressures to Conceive in HIV-Positive Women in Ontario

This study examined the relationship between socio-demographic factors and family and partner pressure to conceive in women living with HIV in Ontario, Canada. A total of 490 women, aged 18-52 years were included in the study. The HIV Pregnancy Planning Questionnaire was used to collect data on socio-demographic, medical, and pressure variables. Multivariate logistic regression analysis suggest that increased age, years lived in Canada, and living in Toronto were associated with lower odds, and being married and having 0-1 lifetime births were associated with higher odds of family pressure to conceive. Increased age was associated with lower odds, and being married and living in Toronto were associated with higher odds of partner pressure to conceive. Findings suggest that socio-demographic factors influence the fertility decision-making process. Health care providers should consider socio-demographic factors along with medical factors when assisting women living with HIV and their partners to make informed reproductive decisions.
The Experience and Expression of Emotion in the Workplace

This study evaluated Rafaeli and Sutton's (1989) model of emotional expression in the workplace by examining descriptions of emotional interactions occurring among members of a state government agency. The results indicated that qualities of felt emotions influenced emotional expression, which in turn yielded changed relational perceptions and changed communication behavior subsequent to the emotional event. Content analysis of the event descriptions resulted in preliminary generalizations about the types of emotions experienced by members, the nature of repressed emotional messages, and the dimensions of relationship changes stemming from the emotional events. The results are interpreted as evidence of the importance of emotional communication in relationship reformulation and are consistent with Van Maanen and Kunda's (1989) recent depiction of emotional control as part of organizational culture.
Development of Ferrite-Based Temperature Sensors for Magnetic Resonance Imaging: A Study of Cu1-xZnxFe2O4.

We investigate the use of Cu1-x Zn x Fe2O4 ferrites (0.60 < x < 0.76) as potential sensors for magnetic- resonance-imaging thermometry. Samples are prepared by a standard ceramic technique. Their structural and magnetic properties are determined using x-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, super-conducting quantum-interference device magnetometry, and Mossbauer and 3-T nuclear-magnetic-resonance spectroscopies. We use the mass magnetization of powdered ferrites and transverse relaxivity r*2 of water protons in Ringer's-solution-based agar gels with embedded micron-sized particles to determine the best composition for magnetic-resonance-imaging (MRI) temperature sensors in the (280-323)-K range. A preclinical 3-T MRI scanner is employed to acquire T*2 weighted temperature-dependent images. The brightness of the MRI images is cross-correlated with the temperature of the phantoms, which allows for a temperature determination with approximately 1°C accuracy. We determine that the composition of 0.65 < x < 0.70 is the most suitable for MRI thermometry near human body temperature.
The Effects of Expectations and Satisfaction towards E-Learning among Students

This study aims to identify the relationships between expectations and satisfaction of students towards learning. A total of 250 students, attended undergraduate program in the Institute of Teacher Education, a Bachelor degree program 2013–2014 in Education-Teaching specialization, involved as respondents in this study. The study was conducted using quantitative methods and questionnaires as the instrument. The main constructs such as expectations and satisfaction were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics which covers the frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, t-test, ANOVA and Pearson correlation, and eight elements were also discussed: course design quality, interaction quality between students, tutor and peers, self-directed learning, content, process, technology, social and continuance use intention. Results showed that students at Institute Teacher of Education in Sarawak, Malaysia have high level expectations of e-learning whereas satisfaction towards e-learning has an average level. For demographic elements, the study showed that gender does not significantly affect the students' expectations. However, the study found that the program has significantly affected the students’ expectations of e-learning.
Subtraction Performances of Primary School Prospective Mathematics Teachers Having Different Cognitive Styles.

Cognitive styles defined as the way by which individuals prefer to use in order to obtain, edit, utilize, remember the information are discussed as the indication of individual differences in many studies. The study aims to investigate behavioral data of mathematics teacher candidates categorized according to their cognitive styles while they perform subtraction operations with small and big numbers. Participants of the study were 30 teacher candidates, 15 of whom have field-dependent cognitive style while 15 of whom have field-independent cognitive style. Obtained data was analyzed in terms of accuracy and reaction time according to the cognitive style. When it was investigated in terms of accuracy, it was found that there was a significant difference between groups according to only small numbers. In terms of reaction type, however, two groups did not differ in terms of both small and big numbers. Moreover, it is seen that field-dependent participants spent more time while they solve subtraction operations with big numbers.
Perceptions towards Special Education of Japanese Parents of Children with Special Needs in the United States

The purpose of this study was to examine Japanese parents of children with disabilities’ perceptions towards special education in the United States. This study included 40 participants who were born and raised in Japan and they are now living in the United States. The results revealed that most Japanese parents still maintained some negative perceptions towards special education from its history of labeling individuals with disabilities as “abnormal” in Japanese culture. Moreover, a majority of participants agreed that America’s special education was more focused on each individual’s needs and promoted independence whereas Japanese ideas of special education was mainly focused on how to segregate individuals with disabilities from other people or society. Regardless of the language and cultural differences, most participants preferred American service providers who were familiar with special education systems in the U.S. Nevertheless, a significant number of participants claimed that the language barrier and difference in cultures and customs were one of the major disadvantages of receiving services from American professionals.
Newspaper Coverage of Interethnic Conflict: Competing Visions of America

Part I 1. Introduction 2. Miami, 1989 3. Washington, D.C., 1991 Part II 4. Los Angeles, 1992 5. Los Angeles Times Coverage of Los Angeles 6. La Opinion Coverage of Los Angeles 7. African American Newspaper Coverage of Los Angeles 8. Asian American Newspaper Coverage of Los Angeles 9. Conclusions Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Index About the Authors
Timing of reproduction in Montastraea annularis: relationship to environmental variables

The timing of reproduction was investigated in 15 colonies of Montastraea annularis located on the Port Royal Cays, Jamaica. Spawning occurred between Days 6 and 8 after August's and/or September's full moon. In the 14 wk prior to spawning, mean total gonad size increased from 0.30 ± 0.17 to 34.38 ± 13.20% of the polyp cross-sectional area. Gonad size was significantly correlated with temperature and light intensity, but was not correlated with photoperiod or rainfall. Spawning occurred in the month prior to the period of heaviest rainfall, when temperatures were at their maximum. A meta-analysis of spawning time and climatic conditions at 19 other geographical locations also showed that spawning occurs in those periods without heavy rainfall in which temperatures are warmest. The data presented here suggest that temperature is not the only environmental variable controlling the annual timing of coral spawning. Rather, the time of coral spawning is controlled by a combination of temperature and rainfall.
Die Auswirkung der Habitatheterogenität des Dubringer Moores auf die Spinnenfauna (Araneae)

Die meisten der mitteleuropäischen Moore sind durch anthropogene Einflüsse, insbesondere durch Trockenlegungen, Torfabbau, Forstund Landwirtschaft stark beeinträchtigt oder zerstört. Durch die Auswirkungen dieser Belastungen gelten die verschiedenen charakteristischen Habitattypen der Moore als bedroht (Succow & Jeschke 1990, Dierßen & Dierßen 2008, Joosten 2012). Die Lebensbedingungen in Mooren mit ihrem niedrigen pH-Wert, Nährstoffarmut und den starken Temperaturschwankungen im Tagesverlauf (Schmidt 1997, Hojdová et al. 2005, Seifert & Pannier 2007, Rydin & Jeglum 2013) stellen für viele Organismen extreme Lebensbedingungen dar, weswegen sich in diesen Habitaten spezifische Lebensgemeinschaften ansiedeln. Mit der akuten Gefährdung von Mooren sind damit auch viele der daran angepassten Pflanzenund Tierarten gefährdet (Scott et al. 2006, Joosten 2012). Aufgrund ihres Artenreichtums und ihrer relativ gut definierten, spezifischen Habitatpräferenzen eignen sich Webspinnen besonders gut zu einer Beurteilung standörtlicher Bedingungen in Mooren (Schikora 2002, Platen 2005, Haase & Balkenhol 2015, Buchholz 2016). Die hier präsentierten Untersuchungen wurden im 1700 ha umfassenden Naturschutzgebiet „Dubringer Moor“ durchgeführt. Dieses DurchströDie Auswirkung der Habitatheterogenität des Dubringer Moores auf die Spinnenfauna (Araneae)