Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Aquaculture and marketing of the Florida Bay Scallop in Crystal River, Florida

The overall goal of this study was to develop a new fishery resource product through open-water aquaculture for the west coast of Florida that would compete as a non-traditional product through market development. Specific objectives were as follows: I. To grow a minimum of 50, 000 juvenile scallops to a minimum market size of40 mm in a cage and float system in the off-shore waters of Crystal River, Florida. 2. To determine the growth rate, survival, and time to market size for the individuals in this system and area to other similar projects like Virginia. 3. To introduce local fishermen and the aquaculture students at Crystal River High School to the hatchery, nursery, and grow-out techniques. 4. To determine the economic and financial characteristics of bay scallop culture in Florida and assess the sensitivity of projected costs and earnings to changes in key technical, managerial, and market related parameters. 5. To determine the market acceptability and necessary marketing strategy for whole bay scallop product in Florida. (PDF has 99 pages)
IMAGE PROCESSING, PATTERN RECOGNITION Retinal biometric identification using convolutional neural network

Authentication is needed to enhance and protect the system from vulnerabilities or weaknesses of the system. There are still many weaknesses in the use of traditional authentication methods such as PINs or passwords, such as being hacked. New methods such as system biometrics are used to deal with this problem. Biometric characteristics using retinal identification are unique and difficult to manipulate compared to other biometric characteristics such as iris or fingerprints because they are located behind the human eye thus they are difficult to reach by normal human vision. This study uses the characteristics of the retinal fundus image blood vessels that have been segmented for its features. The dataset used is sourced from the DRIVE dataset. The preprocessing stage is used to extract its features to produce an image of retinal blood vessel segmentation. The image resulting from the segmentation is carried out with a two-dimensional image transformation such as the process of rotation, enlargement, shifting, cutting, and reversing to increase the quantity of the sample of the retinal blood vessel segmentation image. The results of the image transformation resulted in 189 images divided with the details of the ratio of 80 % or 151 images as training data and 20 % or 38 images as validation data. The process of forming this research model uses the Convolutional Neural Network method. The model built during the training consists of 10 iterations and produces a model accuracy value of 98 %. The results of the model's accuracy value are used for the process of identifying individual retinas in the retinal biometric system
International Journal of Public Health Science (IJPHS)

Received Sep 28, 2021 Revised Dec 30, 2021 Accepted Feb 25, 2022 Since satisfaction is a subjective matter, assessing satisfaction should begin from the individual perception of satisfaction. This study aimed to map the satisfaction indicators perceived by the patients as a foundation to develop instruments to assess health care satisfaction. The study adopted sequential exploratory design of mixed method approach. Thirty patients participated in the interviews and 300 patients for the survey. The thematic analysis identifies 159 items of satisfaction. The items were condensed into 34 indicators and distributed into the five components of the service quality (SERVQUAL) model. A survey containing the 34 indicators were developed to measure their validity and reliability. The Product moment test of validity shows the value of correlation table (rn-2; α=r298; 0.05)=0.095. The values correlation tables are >0.095, meaning the validity is achieved. The Cronbach alpha test shows that the values of all indicators are >0.6, reflecting the reliability of the satisfaction indicators. The study concluded there is variation of satisfaction indicators of health care compared to the established instruments and the identified indicators are valid and reliable.
Interregional trust in Russia – First results of a behavioral and survey study

Introduction Trust an important research topic because results from the literature show that trust within organizations increases efficiency by lower monitoring costs, lowering turnover, thus increasing positive behavior from employees. Trust also lowers deception, there is less need to intervene in agents' activities and thus transactional costs are reduced. Higher predictability of behavior improves the quality of public institutions and the quality of life. Scholars have shown that higher trust and cooperation are directly related to economic growth and GDP per capita in developed countries (Knack & Keefer 1997), and higher levels of trust have been associated with efficient judicial systems, higher quality government bureaucracies, lower corruption, and greater financial development (Knack and Keefer 1997, Herrmann et al. 2008). Trust is most often measured by survey questions like in The World Value Survey questionnaire (www.worldvaluesurvey.org) where people are asked “Do you think most people can be trusted, or is it never wrong to be cautious with people? ” In 2017-2020, the first option was chosen on average by 27% of respondents in 77 countries (N=125.098), with variations ranging from 2% (Zimbabwe) to 74% (Denmark) with a value for Russia of 22% (2018) showing that trust in Russia is rather low compared to other countries (see also Algan & Cahuc, 2013; Natkhov, 2018, see also Kalyuzhnova 2012 on mistrust ).
Ginger Rhizomes as Anti-Obesity Agent in MSG – Exposed Female Rats: Anti-Hypothyroidic Effect versus Satiety Stimulation as Possible Mechanisms

In Egypt, overexposure to monosodium glutamate (MSG) was reported as a fundamental health challenge. Thus, dietary interventions were needed to prevent the disorders associated with this food additive, especially obesity which is still of great concern. This study was conducted to investigate both the satiety stimulating and the anti-hypothyroidic properties of ginger (Zingiber officinale) as mechanisms for its anti-obesity effect in female rats concurrently exposed to MSG. Twenty adult female albino rats were divided into four equal groups, including the control group, while groups 2 to 4 were administered 6 mg MSG/kg body weight daily, and kept untreated (group 2), or concurrently fed diet supplemented with 0.5 and 1 % of ginger powder (groups 3 and 4, respectively) for 6 weeks. At the end, body weight gain, feed intake and feed efficiency ratio were calculated. Leptin as well as thyroid –related hormones were determined in sera, while oxidative stress markers were determined in thyroid tissue homogenate. Moreover, specimens from thyroid tissue of rats were histopathologically examined. MSG consumption induced overweight along with increased appetite besides overt hypothyroidism, which was evidenced by increased thyroid stimulating hormone level (0.08±0.01 versus 0.00±0.00 uIU/ml in healthy control), while thyroxin level was decreased (2.76±0.36 versus 3.43±0.43 ng/dl in healthy control). Disturbance of antioxidant defense system in thyroid tissue was also noticed, which was further confirmed by histological staining. Inclusion of ginger powder in rat diet prevented weight gain, which was accompanied with antihypothyroidic effects, while appetite was not affected statistically. Thus, it could be concluded that through maintaining thyroid ةيـــقيبطتلا مولـعلاو ةـــيعونلا ةــــيبرتلل ةيــــملعلا ةلــجملا es Scientific Journal of Specific Education and Applied Scienc The
Anatomical Profiling and Phytochemical Analysis of Christia Vespertilionis (L.F.)

Christia vespertilionis (L. f.) Bakh. f. , (Family Fabaceae), commonly known as ‘Red Butterfly Wing’, is currently getting attention as an important, unexploited medicinal plant with anti -malarial and anti-cancer properties. The identification of raw drug is mostly based on morphological features and there is a possibility to select adulterants instead of correct plant species. Therefore, studies were done on the macroscopic and microscopic characters of leaf, petiole, stem and root of Christia vespertilionis. The micro-anatomy of leaf surface was studied by performing SEM. Preliminary phytochemical screening was carried out to study the phytoconstituents present in the plant by using methanolic leaf extract. An attempt was also made to separate the components present in the leaf by HPTLC analysis. The phytochemical analysis showed the presence of alkaloids, flavonoids, glycoside, tannin, diterpenes, coumarin and quinine. Morphological and anatomical features which are characteristic to the plant, such as butterfly wing-like leaf, acuminate apex, hooked trichome, anamocytic stomata etc. will be useful for the correct identification of the plant and the phytochemical analysis will be helpful in the standardization and quality assurance of the plant.
Cloud Gaming System in Docker Container Image

Cloud gaming is the future technology for the gaming industry and it is a cutting edge technology. This is developed based on the bases of gaming on demand. with this application the user can play the game anywhere and any time. the main feature of this application is, it can be used from any device, which is much more scalable. The main challenges in the cloud gaming handling the resource based on the user requirement or Resource allocation and QoE. these problems Arieses because each and every game has its own requirements, which will diﬀer on the bases of game-play also, by which this problems lead to improper resource allocation, by which this will lead to loss in QoE and the over all performance. In this paper it explains how to improve the performance of the cloud gaming by initializing the cloud gaming package inside the containers which will allow the application to be more reliable by secularizing its resource allocation and increasing the overall performance of the cloud gaming system and makes it more reliable with utilizing less resource.
Approaching Dental Anxiety: Importance, Measurement and Recent Advance in Management of the Oral Health to Systemic Disease Ecosystem

*Corresponding author: David L Cooper, PhytoDental Solutions LLC, Homosassa, Florida 34446, USA, Tel: +1-6086304622; E-mail: david@ phytodentalsolutions.com Abstract Anxiety is an important medical problem and the most prevalent mental illness worldwide with Dental Anxiety (DA) recognized as the 5th leading cause of anxiety. Assigning a measure of anxiety to the individual patient has resulted in a large number of scoring protocols to be developed. In this article, we review the most commonly utilized general anxiety and dental anxiety measures as well as essential data from our recently introduced PhytoDental Solutions Dental Anxiety Scale (PDSDAS). Recent results from the real world setting of the general dentist practice utilizing the Dual Dosing Full Spectrum CBD Protocol (DDFSP) indicate the PDSDAS may efficiently measure the effectiveness of anxiety modification measures. In this article, we introduce two concepts essential for advancing patient care in the dental practice. First, we point out the potential of phytocannabinoids as alternative anxiolytics capable of breaking ‘The Cycle of Dental Fear’. Importantly, anxietyrelated avoidance of dental care may lead not only to poor dental health but systemic disease as well. Therefore, secondly, we suggest increasing patient compliance through successful modification of dental anxiety becomes an influential factor in the ‘Oral Health to Systemic Disease Ecosystem’. Finally, the dental office team of dentists, hygienists and office personnel who experience daily the stress of patients exhibiting dental anxiety in their workplace are put at risk for long-term health consequences. Implementing a plan to reduce the stress of dental anxiety will benefit the health of both the patient and their dental care providers.
The Formative Effect of the Billings Ovulation Method on my Priestly/Pastoral Ministry

My conviction of the importance of the Method for marriage and families, and of the simplicity of the Method, continued to grow with experience. I realized BOM was a particularly helpful tool for families to withstand the barrage of antilife and anti-family sentiment from the culture they lived in and from their own formation within it.
Determination of Essential Oil Ratio and Components of Laurel (Laurus nobilis L.), Murt (Myrtus communis L.) Plants Growing Naturally in Osmaniye Region

Received : 15/12/2021 Accepted : 30/12/2021 Medicinal and aromatic plants are divided into two groups, collected from nature and grown.Medicinal and aromatic plants collected from nature grow spontaneously in natural places such as forests. Two of these plants found in the Mediterranean region are Laurus nobilis L. and Myrtus communis L. This study was conducted to determine the ratios and components of essential oils obtained from laurel trees and myrtle plants. The leaves obtained from these plants, which grow intensively in the flora of Osmaniye Province of Turkey, were obtained by using the water vapor distillation method in large distillation boilers (retort) in industrial applications and their essential oils were obtained. The essential oil ratios obtained by retort methods were observed dec 0.9-1.4% in laurel plant and 0.4-0.8% in myrtle plant. The components of essential oil were examined, the Laurel main components α-pinene (5.75%), sabine (the to 8.9%), eucalyptol (44.42%) and α-acetate terpinyl (17.37%) is designated as the main components of the plant and Mersin, α-pinene (50.79%), limonene (4.08%), eucalyptol (31.66%), α-terpineol (5.57%), α-terpinyl acetate (2.37%) has been identified as.
CONCLUSION OF SPECIAL ISSUE: LINKING TWO THEORIES SRT AND DIALOGICAL SELF THEORY: A DIALOGUE THROUGH IMPLICIT META-FRAMES

The relationship between person and environment is repeatedly presented as an important epistemological issue underlying many theories in human and social sciences, including the social representation theory (SRT) and the dialogical self theory (DST). The participants in this Special Issue relate DST and SRT by referring to the relationship between the Self and the environment. They do this around meta-frames that seem to organize their texts or discourses in an implicit way. Taking an ecological approach, I name three implicit metaframes underlying the contents of the different papers in this Special Issue. I do this by examining how space and time are implicitly depicted in the relationship between the Self and the environment. I also suggest an elaborated third model by referring to distance and time irreversibility.
Mobile Health Information System Among Community Health Workers (CHWs) For Improved Contraceptive Method In Nigeria

Decades of research reveal that community health workers CHWs play a very vital role in improving community health.However, the global rapid growth in mobile technology presents unique opportunities to support CHWs in providing health services. Mobile health information has the potential to overcome information barriers, augment factors, and can promote inclusive development efficiently and innovatively. It enables health workers to overcome lack of manpower, low physical connectivity, and geography barriers to deliver information and provide services to hitherto unreachable citizens, improving citizen health choices and participation. This research adopted an informative research technique in exploring how health workers in Nigerian Yobe State utilize the mobile information system to transform health care services, with specific reference to contraceptive services for sustainable and universal coverage.The study found majority of the CHWs express a positive opinion on the use of mobile devices for contraceptives. Although it was learned that both the manual and automated data collections are still in use.But more than 80% of the CHWs prepare to use mhealth or digital data collection. CHWs perceived mobile technology to increase knowledge and awareness of different contraceptive methods.It is also learned that there is high acceptability among CHWs, who noted improvement in data collection and management, as well as contentment by the real-time data reportage capability presented by the mobile health information system.
TREATMENT OF A DIFFERENT PATTERN OF INSECT DAMAGE ON DOUM PALM WOOD (HYPHAENE THEBAICA. L)

This work aims to study the appearances of damage and the treatment of a wooden object. It isn't an archaeological piece, but it was very interesting to study this object because of the spread of a remarkable pattern of insect damage throughout all the parts of the statue. What type of insect that caused this damage is one of the most important questions that have been asked when this statue was seen for the first time and if this damage resulted from one or more insects? Due to the deteriorated case of this statue, all its components (wood, colors and adhesives) and the remains of insects were examined very carefully. In this examination, it was used the USB digital microscope for several purposes such as: getting a clear picture of the damage, of the insects, and of the anatomical structure of the Doum Palm (Hyphaene thebaica L.). The X-ray radiography was also used to clarify the extent of penetration and the spread of insect damage inside the wood mass. The X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) was used to recognize the composition of the paint layers. Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) was used for identifying the medium of colors and for identifying the adhesive materials. There are many stages of the treatment processes, but the disruption of the insect activity inside this statue was the first and the most important. Then all the treatment processes had been completed.
The Economic Impact of Internally Displaced Persons on Host Communities in the Albab District of Northern Syria

The Syrian refugee crisis is one of the most severe humanitarian crises of our time. Since its outbreak in 2011, approximately half of Syria’s population of around 23 million has been displaced: some 8 million are internally displaced persons (IDPs); while 5.5 million have fled abroad as refugees. Such high levels of displacement have had a significant economic and social impact on host communities, the nature of which is complex, dynamic and context driven.
Code Clone Detection: A Literature Review

: Code clone refers to more than two duplicate or similar code fragments existing in a software system. Code clone is a common phenomenon during software development which can facilitate development and has positive impacts on software system. However, research shows that code clone will also do harm to the development and maintenance of software system, including but not limited to the decline of stability, redundancy of source code repository and propagation of software defects. Code clone is one of the most active research areas in software engineering. Therefore, various detection techniques are proposed to automatically detect code clone in software systems, which help improve software quality. There are a lot of achievements in this area, and these techniques can be categorized to text-based, lexis-based, syntax-based and semantic-based categories. Current techniques have obtained effective results in text-based clone detection, but still challenges in detecting other types of code clone. More advanced and unified theoretic and technical guidelines are needed to improve code clone detection techniques. Therefore, in this paper, we present a literature review for code detection especially from the perspective of source code representation. In summary, the contributions of this paper are: (1) We conclude and classify current code clone detection techniques from the perspective of code representation; (2) We conclude the model validation and performance measures in model evaluation; and (3) We summarize the key issues of code clone research from three aspects: scientific, practical and technical difficulties. We elaborate on the possible solutions to the problems and the future development of the research, focusing on data annotation, characterization methods, model construction and engineering practice.
Design of a Chinese Electronic Word of Mouth Analysis Method

- Since eWOM provides rich and objective information about products or services, eWOM has become one of the major sources by which consumers collect information about products or services. However, the problem of eWOM overload has caused difficulty for consumers to effectively collect information about products or services, and it further hampers consumers’ decision making about purchasing products or services. eWOM content is characterized by unstructured text formats, oversimplified expressions, and newly coined phrases (textspeak), and these all have contributed to the difficulty of analyzing Chinese eWOM. Therefore, this study purposes a eWOM analysis method. The eWOM analysis method may result in an effective analysis of eWOM content, may extract positive and negative appraisal from e WOM content, and most importantly, may help consumers process their decision making.
CONSOLIDATION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL LIMESTONE AND IMPROVING ITS CHEMICAL AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Limestone is the basic building material that has been used extensively in building many ancient temples and monumental buildings and which are exposed on a daily basis to many different factors of damage and different environmental conditions that make them subject to a large degree of deterioration and damage such as different weather conditions such as changes in temperature Relative humidity, pollution, sub-surface water, rain, snow, vibrations, biological impact and other factors of damage. Therefore, it is necessary to see many scientific research studies of the important properties of stones, both physical and mechanical properties, and research. The modern chemicals that work to strengthen and improve the properties of the stone in order to help the restorer in diagnosing the case of infection and choosing the best and most appropriate treatment methods.
THEORIES AND APPLICATIONS RELATED TO QUEUING SYSTEMS

: Mathematical study of waiting line or queues is known as queuing theory. Through the integration of mathematical analysis of various related processes, queuing theory is enabled. Through this theory different performance measures can be derived and calculated. Components that are active in the working of this theory are serving time, waiting time and duration. Theory of queuing has an integral role due to so many applications based on this theory. This research paper is based on different theories of queuing systems, along with its effective applications by secondary quantitative research methodology. Applications from health care systems, sales systems, computer systems and communication systems are discussed, along with the research analysis of all of them.