Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Young, Noisy and Angry: Voice of Baceprot and Feminism in Metal Band

This paper examines the significance of the Indonesian all-female teenage metal band Voice of Baceprot (VoB) in spreading messages of empowerment and social change through music. Drawing on feminist critical discourse analysis and textual analysis, this study analysed four VoB song lyrics. The analysis reveals three central themes in VoB music: resisting systemic oppression of women, advocating for freedom of self-expression and identity, and voicing sociopolitical criticism. This paper argues that VoB’s lyrics portray empowerment as exposing and dismantling the prejudicial roots of injustice, making space for marginalised voices, and demanding human rights and equity as lived realities. The VoB suggests that empowerment requires transgressing societal constraints to integrate identity into one’s own terms. As hijabi women perform metal music, the VoB signifies the radical possibilities of claiming space through art and courage. Their songs convey that empowerment starts by refusing control and determining one's path. Despite receiving some criticism regarding the inappropriateness of Muslim women playing in a metal band, the VoB's success illuminates the possibility of change through grassroots efforts. The paper concludes that VoB's lyrics envision alternative futures by advocating justice, equality, and empowerment. Their messages make empowerment possible by calling for oppression and creating space for marginalised voices. VoB represents hope for change, driven by creativity and perseverance.
Newman and Scaffolding Stages in Analyzing Student Errors in Solving Algebraic Problems

Algebra is a branch of mathematics that is abstract in form so that students do errors in solving problems of Algebra. The purpose of this research is to describe: (1) the errors form made by students in solving algebraic operation story problems based on the Newman stage, (2) the scaffolding form given to students who make errors in solving problems of algebraic form operations. This research is a qualitative descriptive with research subjects of 3 students of class VIII at MTs Unggulan Singa Putih. The results of the study state that: (1) the errors form on the reading step is students cannot read the problems by beheading or stopping correctly, on the comprehension step the students do not know the meaning of the problem, on the transformation step the students cannot modelling variables appropriately, on the process skill step the students unable to perform operation of algebraic forms appropriately, on the encoding step the students cannot answer correct conclusions, (2) the scaffolding forms given to students is students are requested to recheck or reread the results of their work, students are given questions that lead students to think more about the problem, and give praise to motivate students to improve their work.
Highly Stable Flexible Thin-Film Transistors in Harsh Environments by Superhydrophobic Passivations

Nontoxic superhydrophobic passivation layers (PVLs) based on octadecylamine (ODA) and polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) mixtures are prepared to improve the stability of InSnZnO (ITZO) thin-film transistors (TFTs) in harsh wet environments. After the passivation, the electrical properties of ITZO TFTs are partially improved for the interfacial dipoles between the ITZO films and the PVLs. Moreover, the PVLs effectively inhibit the contact and adsorption of water molecules on the surface attributed to their superhydrophobicity. Thus, the passivated devices exhibit stable electrical performance in extreme environments, including long-term positive bias stress (PBS) in the humid atmosphere, long-term water immersion, and strong acid/alkaline conditions. In addition, the superhydrophobic PVLs maintain the superhydrophobicity under 10000 bending cycles with a low bending radius, and the electrical characteristics of the passivated devices exhibit negligible degradation. This indicates that the superhydrophobic PVLs are suitable to prepare flexible oxide TFTs with high reliability.
Job seekers satisfy or dissatisfy with the existing electronic recruitment: A theoretical and empirical investigation

Abstract This study aims to fill the gap by identifying factors and their effects on job seekers’ satisfaction with existing e-recruitment systems. A longitudinal cohort research design was employed for the study. Semi-structured interviews and a survey questionnaire were used as research instruments. Two hundred sixty-five job seekers (265) and seven human resource staff were purposively sampled for the study. The human resource staff answered the interview questions while the job seekers responded to the survey questionnaire. The finding indicates that factors affecting job seekers’ satisfaction with the e-recruitment systems are expectation, performance, perceived e-recruitment fraud, and e-recruitment brand quality. More so, the finding reveals that expectation, perceived performance, and confirmation are positively associated with the satisfaction of e-recruitment systems. On the contrary, perceived e-recruitment fraud is negatively associated with confirmation and consequently affects job seekers’ e-recruitment satisfaction. Surprisingly, another finding shows that jobseekers are dissatisfied with the existing e-recruitment because their expectations and perceived e-recruitment fraud are higher than the perceived performance of the existing e-recruitment systems. These findings have several implications for policy and recommendations for various levels of stakeholders focusing on e-recruitment systems. Detailed results of theoretical contribution and policy implications are discussed.
Studies of a mixing process induced by a rotating magnetic field with the application of magnetic particles

We demonstrate in this study that a rotating magnetic ﬁeld (RMF) and spinning magnetic particles using this kind of magnetic ﬁeld give rise to a motion mechanism capable of triggering mixing eﬀect in liquids. In this experimental work two mixing mechanisms were used, magnetohydrodynamics due to the Lorentz force and mixing due to magnetic particles under the action of RMF, acted upon by the Kelvin force. To evidence these mechanisms, we report mixing time measured during the neutralization process (weak acid-strong base) under the action of RMF with and without magnetic particles. The eﬃciency of the mixing process was enhanced by a maximum of 6.5% and 12.8% owing to the application of RMF and the synergistic eﬀect of magnetic ﬁeld and magnetic particles, respectively
Clinico-Epidemiological Study of Pancreatic, Gall Bladder and Biliary Tract Cancers at Clinical Oncology Department Tanta University Hospitals

Background: In Egypt, pancreatic cancer (PC) is the 11th most prevalent malignancy and represents 2.2% of all cancers. PCs cause 3.2% of cancer deaths, ranking 8th. Gall bladder cancers represents about 0.70% of malignancies in Egypt, accounting for 0.77% of cancer deaths. In Gharbia governorate, Gall bladder cancers account for 0.8% and 0.7%, of male malignancies females, respectively. Aim: The aims of this retrospective study is to determine the incidence of pancreatic, gall bladder and biliary tract cancers (BTCs), describe the clinico-pathological pattern of pancreatic, gall bladder and BTCs, and detect progression free survival (PFS), disease free survival (DFS), and overall survival (OS) in correlation with the prognostic factors. Patients and Methods: This retrospective hospital-based clinico-epidemiological study was carried out on 299 patients who were histo-pathological proved pancreatic or biliary tract malignancies through the period from Jan 2015 to Dec 2020 at Clinical Oncology Department Tanta university Hospital, Egypt. Results: The estimated median OS for PC patients was 8 months which was statistically significant better in patients with T1/2, N0, M0 and curative surgical resection, while the estimated median PFS was 4 months with statistically significant better in patients with initial low CA19.9 (<37 U/ml) and in pancreatic body site and the estimated median DFS was 7 months with statistically significant better in N0 and initial low CA19.9 (<37U/ml). As regard BTC, the estimated median OS was 12 months with statistically significant better in patients with T1/2, N0, M0 and grade 2 tumors, the estimated median PFS was 3 with statistically significant better in patients with T1/2, N0, M0, low initial CA19.9 (<37U/ml) and ampulla of vater site while the estimated median DFS was 5 months with statistically significant better in patients with N0. Conclusions: We advocate for the use of genetic counselling to educate families about specific genetic disorders, the risks and advantages, disease management, and potential treatment choices. Multidisciplinary working groups should be established for adequate management.
DETERMINANTSOF BURNOUT AND ITS PREVALENCE AMONG EMPLOYEES IN A MOROCCAN PRIVATE COMPANY

Burnout or occupational exhaustion syndrome is a neuropsychological disorder resulting from chronic stress at work. Employees of private companies are highly exposed to this risk because of the overload of work in addition to the long daily working hours. We have therefore conducted a study whose aim is to assess the prevalence of burnout and its components, as well as to study socio-professional determinants among employees.We tested 102 employees aged between 22 and 60 years with an average age of 36.76 years 10.5 years. 77% were men and 24% were women. They were asked to complete freely and anonymously a general information sheet and the MBI questionnaire “Maslach Burn-out Inventory” in its French version with language adaptation. This consists of 22 items, evaluating three dimensions: emotional exhaustion (EE), depersonalization (DP) and personal accomplishment (PA). A score was calculated and a rating in the degree of severity (low, moderate and high) was given for each of the dimensions, according to internationally accepted standards.The analysis of the results showed a high prevalence of burnout. Statistical analyses show that the rate of burnout in the age group over 40 equals 47.2% against 31.8% only among employees aged under 40. Similarly, the burnout rate among women is about the same as men (p=0.977). Emotional exhaustion (EE) is the most widespread component in exhausted subjects. It was found to be high for 14.7% of em- ployees; while depersonalization (DP) or high cynicism affects only 3.9% of subjects. Significant links between depersonalization and gender as well as professional seniority are obtained. Concerning the level of schooling, the rate of burnout decreases when the school level increases but without significance (p = 0.474). The rate of burnout is high among executing workers followed by senior managers. However, this link remains statistically insignificant. Concerning seniority, we note that the prevalence of burnout increases with professional seniority and even in the meaningless position. We also observe a higher rate of burnout among employees withcompany seniority of less than 10 years in addition to the oldest, but without any meaning.Professional exhaustion or burnout exists strongly in Moroccan compa- nies. In order to be able to adapt to the rapid development of the market and its increased demands, it is essential that business leaders prevent this pathology by improving the psychosocial work environment.
Schistosomus reflexus syndrome-induced dystocia in sheep: Unveiling an exceptionally rare hereditary anomaly and its obstetrical implications

Schistosomus reflexus is a condition that is most commonly observed in cattle, but it has also been reported in some cases in other animals, including sheep, goats, and swine. A two-and-a-half-year-old non-descript pluriparous sheep was brought to the District Veterinary Polyclinic in Nellore with a history of labor pain lasting for eight hours, but there was no progress in parturition. Upon clinical examination, it was observed that the visceral organs of the fetus were protruding from the vulva of the ewe. Further examination through vaginal examination revealed that the fetus in the pelvic cavity was deformed, leaving insufficient space for fetal manipulation. A tentative diagnosis of dystocia due to fetal deformity was made based on these findings. To relieve the dystocia, a caesarean section was performed. Upon examination of the defective fetus, it was confirmed to be a case of true schistosomus reflexus in a sheep. The characteristics of the deformity included spinal inversion, ankylosis (fusion) of the hind limbs, and the protrusion of organs such as the liver, intestine, stomach, and kidney from the abdominal opening of the fetus. This case report highlights the occurrence of schistosomus reflexus in a sheep, which, as mentioned earlier, is a condition more commonly associated with cattle but can occasionally affect other livestock as well.
Visceral Fat In Relation To Lowering the Executive Functions In Overweight and Obese Adolescents

Background: Obesity is a major risk factor for cardiometabolic disorders, and cognitive dysfunctioning that starts at childhood and continues cumulatively throughout later life. Visceral fat (VF) compared to other body fat may carry a higher risk of obesity related cardiometabolic disorders. It is still unclear whether (VF) carries a same risk of obesity related cognition dysfunction. Methods: Our study is A cross-sectional study of the relationship between (VF) and (EF), independently of the subcutaneous adipose tissue (SAT) and the % of total body fat (%TBF) in a sample of otherwise healthy 510 adolescents (12-18 years old, 305 females and 205 males), (VF) and (SAT) were quantified separately using magnetic resonance imaging. While, the % of (TBF) was measured using multifrequency bioimpedance study (BIS), and the EF were assessed using a set of EF tests measuring (processing speed, working memory, resistance to interference, and cognitive flexibility). Results: Our study found that excess amounts of VF has significant negative correlations and/ or low performance on the six applied EF tests and when correlated across sex, the female subjects were found more sensitive to these correlations compared to male subjects. While, these adverse correlations were less evident between (SAT) and (%TBF) and (EF) compared to VF. Also, the observed adverse associations between (SAT) or (%TBF) and cognition when correlated across sex, the female subjects were more sensitive compared to male subjects. This may suggest a gender related role in the pathogenesis. Conclusions: Our results suggest that The adverse effects of overweight and obesity on cognition in the era of EF could be attributed to excess amounts of VF> %TBF> SAT and these associations were suggested to be moderated by sex as the female subjects were more sensitive to these adverse associations when compared to male subjects.
UV-Oxidation: Municipal Case Studies and New Applications

INTRODUCTION providers, providing drinking water for public consumption or highly-treated wastewater for indirect potable reuse, must supply water that meets purity standards. In doing so, providers must address both microbial and chemical contaminants. These contaminants may have immediate or long-term health effects or, in drinking water, may impact the aesthetic Increasingly, municipal water suppliers are seeking to treat both microbial and chemical contaminants. This is due, at least in part, to an increasing awareness of chemical contaminants in the water supply. Numerous recent studies have detailed the presence of chemical contaminants in streams, lakes, rivers, and groundwater. To address this concern, a multi-barrier approach is often used, applying a combination of conventional treatment techniques and other technologies including carbon, ozone, other oxidative methods, and/or membranes. UV technologies are often employed as a disinfection barrier to chlorine-resistant pathogens. In addition, UV technologies are increasingly being employed as a barrier to chemical contaminants such as the nitrosamines (e.g. N-nitrosodimethylamine, or NDMA), pesticides, taste and odor-causing compounds (e.g. MIB and geosmin), algal toxins, and pharmaceuticals. Using a combination of UV and hydrogen peroxide, "UV-oxidation" generates hydroxyl radicals, which, in conjunction with UV light itself, destroy chemical contaminants. Three case studies are presented describing the application of UV-oxidation for simultaneous disinfection and treatment of contaminants in drinking water and indirect potable reuse applications: the Aurora Reservoir Water Purification Facility (ARWPF) in Aurora, Colorado, the Orange County Water District's Groundwater Replenishment System in California and the drinking water treatment plant for the City of Cornwall, Ontario, Canada. Each uses or will use UV-oxidation to treat contaminants and to disinfect.
Co-Culturing Microalgae with Roseobacter Clade Bacteria as a Strategy for Vibrionaceae Control in Microalgae-Enriched Artemia

Bacterial communities associated with fish larvae are highly influenced by the microbiota of live prey used as feed (rotifers or Artemia), generally dominated by bacterial strains with a low degree of specialization and high growth rates, (e.g., Vibrionaceae), which can be detrimental to larvae. Co-cultivation of microalgae used in the enrichment of Artemia (e.g., Phaeodactylum tricornutum, or Chlorella minutissima) with Vibrio-antagonistic probiotics belonging to the Roseobacter clade bacteria (e.g., Phaeobacter spp. or Ruegeria spp.) was studied. The introduction of the probiotics did not affect microalgae growth or significantly modify the composition of bacterial communities associated with both microalgae, as revealed by DGGE analysis. The inoculation of P. tricornutum with Ruegeria ALR6 allowed the maintenance of the probiotic in the scale-up of the microalgae cultures, both in axenic and non-axenic conditions. Using Ruegeria-inoculated P. tricornutum cultures in the enrichment of Artemia reduced the total Vibrionaceae count in Artemia by 2 Log units, therefore preventing the introduction of opportunistic or pathogenic bacteria to fish larvae fed with them.
Interception of a hypersonic vehicle by low-speed interceptors: novel perspectives and cost optimisation

The conditions for accurately intercepting hypersonic vehicles by low-speed interceptors in the terminal guidance process are examined, considering the general form of a guidance scheme. First, based on the concept of the engagement geometry, three interception scenarios are established considering different manoeuvring conﬁgurations of the interceptors and hypersonic vehicle. Second, the boundary conditions for intercepting hypersonic vehicles (with speeds higher than those of the interceptors) are speciﬁed for the three scenarios, considering several factors: the speed, path angle, line-of-sight angle, and available overload of the interceptor; path angle and manoeuvrability of the hypersonic vehicle; and relative distance between the interceptor and vehicle. A series of simulations are performed to clarify the inﬂuence of each factor on the Interception performance in the three interception scenarios. The challenges associated with accurately intercepting hypersonic vehicles by low-speed interceptors are summarised, and several recommendations for designing guidance laws are presented.
THE BIOREMEDIATION POTENTIAL OF MARINE SANDY SEDIMENT MICROBIOTA

The natural microbiota from marine sandy sediments on the Romanian sea coast was tested for resilience in case of hydrocarbon contamination, for estimating the number of (culturable) hydrocarbon and lipid oil-degrading microorganisms and for determining the influence of inorganic nitrate and phosphate nutrients on hydrocarbon spill bioremediation process, by microcosm experiments. Results show that hydrocarbon contamination affects the bacteriobenthos both in terms of cell numbers and composition. Bacterial numbers showed a rapid decrease (28% in four days), followed by a relatively fast recovery (two weeks). The pollution favoured the increase of Gram-positive bacterial proportion (from around 25% to 33%) Sandy sediment microbiota in both sites studied contained microorganisms able to use mineral or lipid oils as sole carbon sources, usually around 10 3 -10 4 /cm 3 , with variations according to the sediment grain size and substrate used. The biostimulation experiments showed that, in absence of water dynamism (and, implicitly, an efficient oxygenation), the addition of nitrogen and phosphorus can be ineffective and even inhibit the remediation process, probably due to eutrophication.
Comparison of Intra-articular Steroid and Platelet-Rich Plasma Injections in Patients With Knee Osteoarthritis

Introduction: This study aimed to compare the effects of intra-articular steroid (IAS) and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections on femoral cartilage thickness and quality of life in patients with knee osteoarthritis (OA). Methods: This research was designed as a retrospective study with propensity score matching and included 80 treatment-naive patients with knee OA. All patients’ demographic characteristics and Visual Analog Scale (VAS), Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index (WOMAC), and Short Form-36 (SF-36) scores before treatment, one month after treatment, and six months after treatment were recorded. Femoral cartilage thickness measurements were taken with ultrasonography. To determine the efficiency of IAS and PRP injections, data was collected before treatment, one month after treatment, and six months after treatment and then compared. Results: All VAS values and WOMAC scores were significantly better one month and six months after treatment in both the IAS group and PRP group. However, IAS treatment was associated with significantly lower VAS scores during the night and during movement one month after treatment (p=0.044 and p=0.042). VAS at rest and the WOMAC scores one month after treatment were similar (p=0.435 and p=0.616). All VAS scores (night, rest, and movement) and WOMAC scores were comparable between groups six months after treatment (p=0.569, p=0.504, p=0.584, and p=0.441). There were no significant differences in femoral thickness at the eight measurement points between the groups at the follow-ups. Conclusion: Our findings have shown that IAS and PRP injection treatments have a significantly positive effect on the pain and quality of life of patients with knee OA, although this positive effect for pain was significantly better for IAS at night and during movement at the one-month follow-up. Additionally, IAS and PRP injections had positive and comparable healing impacts on femoral cartilage thickness.