Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
The Narrativising Of BJP In The INC’S Twitter Posts

The platform of digital media is powerful, not just for promotion of products and services by corporates, but also for propagation of ideologies by political parties. Political parties have been increasingly using the platform of social media to spread their ideologies. The 2014 Parliamentary election campaigns in India as well as the 2016 election campaigns in the US are stellar examples of the phenomena. With the 2019 Indian general elections around the corner, political parties have become more active in their pursuit of influencing the audience through digital platforms. Through this study, the researcher aims to identify the narratives used by the current opposition party of the government The Congress, in creating stories about how their opposition, the ruling party -The BharatiyaJanata Party needs to be perceived by the audience. The research will focus on how the Congress party wants the audience to view their opponent and how it can strategically benefit Congress in the upcoming elections. The researcher will use content and discourse analysis (in both messages and visual depictions) to understand the politics of representation and the selective mobility of political stances and contexts through posts uploaded by the official Twitter handle of the Indian National Congress. The researcher will analyse the tweets posted on the official Twitter handle of Congress following their victory in Assembly Elections in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh from December 11th to December 18th, to grasp how they create a memory in the minds of the audience. Through the analysis of these Twitter posts and advertisements, the researcher aims to learn about how political parties construct memories among the audience, regulate their thoughts, prompting them to take certain actions. This research will look to identify mobilisation strategies employed by the party with the use of narratives in digital media.
Building Resilience in Emergency Service Personnel through Organisational Structures

Due to the relatively high level of exposure to potential stress and trauma in the workforce, emergency service organisations such as, police, ambulance, fire and the military, have long understood the need for a resilient workforce. However, workplace intervention and support programs have traditionally used a deprivation approach to caring for their employees. That is, programs are aimed at intervening when psychological problems of individual workers become apparent. More recently, a salutogenic paradigm has been adopted in emergency service research and with it, some substantial changes in the way organisations are viewing their staff support programs. This paper highlights different approaches that have been taken to providing emergency service Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) and comprises some of the early evidence that supports a proactive approach to building a resilient emergency service. Specific factors inherent in the individual that promote resilience as well as variables associated with the organisation are discussed.
Organic Wheat Prices and Premium Uncertainty: Can Cross Hedging and Forecasting Play a Role?

We compare the volatility of organic wheat prices to that of conventional wheat prices using historical measures. To reduce uncertainty, we examine the possibility of cross hedging using conventional wheat futures and the ability of futures to forecast the organic premium. Results provide evidence that conventional futures can be used to cross hedge organic wheat price risk,but results depend on the method used to impute the missing values. We also find a long-run equilibrium relationship between organic wheat prices and conventional wheat futures prices.Finally, futures prices contain some information useful in predicting organic prices in the short run.
Panniculus Carnosus of the Abdomen - A Rare Presentation. -

Panniculus carnosus of the Abdomen is a very rare presentation in human beings and not reported in any literature in past. Here is a report of the dissection of a 55 year old male cadaver where this incidental finding was noted and described. Importance of the knowledge of the presence of such rare muscle by clinicians for their therapeutic interventions, the probable embryological and molecular are all discussed.
Sosyal Öğrenme Kuramı ve Sosyal Değişim Kuramı Perspektifinden Etik Liderlik

Son yillarda etik liderlik kavrami mevcut liderlik teorileri icinde onem kazanmaya baslayan konulardan biridir. Bu calismanin amaci etik liderlik kavramini aciklayarak, kuramsal dayanaklarini tartismaktir. Literatur incelendiginde etik liderlik kavraminin calisanlara yonelik sonuclarinin cogunlukla Bandura (1977) tarafindan gelistirilen sosyal ogrenme kuramiyla temellendirilerek aciklanmaya calisildigi gorulmektedir. Etik liderligin bir diger kuramsal temeli Blau (1964) tarafindan gelistirilen sosyal degisim kuramina dayanmaktadir. Bu calismada mevcut yazindan yola cikarak sosyal ogrenme kurami ve sosyal degisim kurami ile etik liderlik iliskisi arastirilacaktir. Bu dogrultuda niteliksel bir yazin calismasi yurutulmustur. Bu arastirma liderlerin etik davranislarinin calisan davranislari uzerindeki rolunun anlasilmasina katki saglamaktadir.
Development of a Numerical Methodology for Water Management Simulations of Passenger Cars

It is well-known that when driving in rainy conditions the sight of the driver is reduced. As a result, either the risk of accidents rises or a higher concentration, accompanied with an increased stress level, is demanded by the driver. With the aim for an earlier development of appropriate water management concepts in advance of wind tunnel tests, a numerical strategy is elaborated in this study, based on the CFD-Software Star-CCM+. In order to consider both the small scales of interfacial physics and the large length and time scales of a full vehicle, a combination of the different modelling strategies is proposed: Lagrangian Multiphase, Fluid Film and Volume of Fluid. One essential phenomena is splashing due to droplet impingement on wetted surfaces. To enable the development of an impingement model specifically designed for the influencing factors on the wing mirror, spray impingement on a hemisphere is studied fundamentally in a small vertical wind tunnel. Apart from the deposited mass ratio, the primary droplets are characterized by the Phase Doppler technique above the hemisphere and the secondary droplets next to it. By a numerical calculation of the trajectories between measurement location and hemisphere, their direct correlation at the hemispherical surface is determined. Comprehensive investigations are also performed for the aerodynamic force on rivulets located in the boundary layer. Following a theoretical approach for the force calculation, the possibility of considering the dominating form drag force in the two-dimensional Fluid Film model is elaborated. This force is now implemented in Star-CCM+ and can be used to predict the propagation of rivulets on the side window. For different contact angles and wind speeds, very good agreement is achieved with the corresponding wind tunnel tests, where a point injector introduces well-defined rivulets on the side window. Finally, a new state-of-the-art for water management simulations of passenger cars is extensively described for the wing mirror, windshield with wiper, a-pillar and side window and their results are compared with appropriate wind tunnel tests.
Food security in sub-Saharan Africa: a fresh look on agricultural mechanisation. How adapted financial solutions can make a difference

Much of sub-Saharan Africa’s farmland is (still) cultivated with the hand hoe, and agricultural processing and transport are often done manually. This limits the potential of agriculture in the region. Mechanisation can help to alleviate food shortages and enhance agricultural development. However, this implies high levels of investment for farmers and some risks for rural populations and eco-systems. The necessary financing is especially difficult to access and risky for longer-term agricultural investments such as mechanisation. In addition, there can be trade-offs between mechanisation and employment. To better understand how mechanisation can contribute to food security, this study first assesses the controversial impact of mechanisation on rural populations and their environments. In a second step, the difficulty in accessing financing is analysed, distilling success factors for financing mechanisation. Thereby, the study aims at bringing the sectors of agriculture and finance closer together with the overall objective of fighting food insecurity in sub-Saharan Africa.
A longitudinal study of changes in intra-metropolitan employment concentration in Beijing: Decentralisation, reconcentration and polycentrification

This article explores the spatial trend of intra-metropolitan employment concentration in the Beijing metropolitan area from 2004 to 2013. We use multiple-year economic census data and construct a unique longitudinal dataset of employment at the subdistrict level, applying the locally weighted regression method to identify employment centres in Beijing. The results show that jobs continued to decentralise from the urban core to the suburbs in Beijing over the studied period; however, different from the common trajectory of Western metropolitan spatial evolution, decentralised jobs tended to be more concentrated in subcentres and the polycentric urban structure prevailed in Beijing. Polycentricity strengthened in Beijing from 2004 to 2008, but job dispersion increased at the expense of polycentricity during 2008–2013. However, job dispersion did not follow an unstructured model; instead, subcentres played an increasingly important role in structuring the dispersed jobs. Job dispersion in Beijing has been more associated with the scatteration of service jobs, while manufacturing jobs tended to be more concentrated in subcentres, which contributed to the polycentric development of the capital. We also observe the persistence in the location of employment centres in Beijing over the studied period, as well as substantial spatial changes in the boundaries of employment centres, which suggests that the employment concentrations within the metropolitan area are persistent but not static.
Self-Efficacy of Pattern Recognition in Science of Middle School Students.

The goal of this research was to determine the effectiveness of a middle school science curriculum designed to inspire students to think about science through studying the patterns of humans. The curriculum focuses on human behavior, evolution, ecology, and performance and is based on the notion that pattern recognition is highly correlated with the ability to succeed in school type learning tasks. The effectiveness of the curriculum was determined by using an instrument developed to measure the self-efficacy of young adolescents to recognize patterns in the natural world. Results show that the ability to recognize patterns does not seem to be equal in all learners and is a skill that can be improved through training. The research results also indicated an unexpected difference in pattern recognition between genders and suggests that relating science to people patterns could contribute to encouraging higher female interest in science. The historical significance of patterns and their recognition in science is also discussed. (DDR) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. *********************************************************************** Self-efficacy of Pattern Recognition in Science of Middle School Students J. M. Smist Dept. of Chemistry/Biology, Springfield College R.C. Barkman Dept. of Education, Springfield College PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE AND DISSEMINATE THIS MATERIAL 3 HA BEEN GRANTED Y TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Office of Educational Research and Improvement EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES INFORMATION CENTER (ERIC) his document has been reproduced as owed from the person or organization originating it O Minor changes have been made to improve reproduction quality o Points of view or opinions stated in this docui ment do nol necessarily represent official OERI position or policy Paper presented at the 27th Annual Conference of the Northeastern Educational Research Association, Ellenville, NY, October 25, 1996 BEST COPY AVNLABLE 2
Tüberküloz dışı mikobakterilere bağlı akciğer hastalıkları

Tuberkuloz disi mikobakteriler cevremizde cok yaygin olarak bulunur ve 50 yili askin bir suredir akciger enfek­siyonu veya hastaligi etkeni olarak bilinmektedir. Klasik olarak hastalarda predispozan faktorler mevcut iken immun yetmezlikli kisilerde de bu hastaligi tanimlamak mumkundur. Butun kultur pozitif hastalarin 2007 tani kri­terlerine gore degerlendirilmesi gerekir. Tuberkuloz disi mikobakterilere bagli akciger hastaligi olanlarin basarili sekilde tedavisi icin 12–24 ay sureyle kombine antibiyo­tik tedavisi almasi uygundur. Ancak antibiyotiklere karsi in vitro duyarlilik testleri ile in vivo cevap arasinda zayif bir korelasyon vardir. Bundan dolayi tuberkuloz disi miko­bakterilere bagli akciger hastaligi, klinisyenler icin giderek artan bir problemdir. Basarili bir tedavi icin hala karanlik noktalar vardir. Hastaligin tanisi, patogenezi ve tedavisi ile ilgili gelismeler bizim bu hastalara daha net yaklasimi­mizi saglayacaktir.
Equine veterinary nursing

List of contributors, vii Foreword, ix Preface to the second edition, x Abbreviations and Acronyms, xi 1 Basic equine management, 1 W. Linnenkohl & D.C. Knottenbelt 2 Anatomy and physiology, 25 P.D. Clegg, N. Townsend & R.C. Conwell 3 Genetics, 69 G. Munroe 4 Reproduction, 78 J.F. Pycock 5 Nutrition, 97 P.A. Harris 6 Clinical nutrition, 121 P.A. Harris 7 Basic first aid, 134 M. Smith & S.J. Haylock 8 General nursing, 153 K. Snalune & A. Paton 9 Safety management in the practice, 176 A. Jones & A. Barr 10 The equine nurse s professional responsibilities, 184 S. Pullen 11 Medicines and their management, 191 C.A. Roberts, L. Loines & K. Tillett 12 Laboratory diagnostics, 201 R.J. Naylor, L.L. Hillyer & M.H. Hillyer 13 Fluid therapy, 226 V.E. N. Copas & J.C. Boswell 14 Medical nursing, 246 J.D. Slater & E.J. Knowles 15 Foal nursing, 286 S.J. Stoneham 16 Equine orthopaedic nursing, 303 E.D. Barr & E. Jones 17 Diagnostic imaging, 332 M.A. Smith, K. Holmes & N. Turley 18 General surgical nursing, 382 S. Boys Smith & B.M. Millar 19 Theatre practice, 407 D.P. McHugh 20 Anaesthesia, 432 J.C. Murrell & V. Ford-Fennah Index, 461
Epidemiological studies of highly pathogenic avian influenza in Vietnam : a dissertation presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at Massey University

This thesis utilises data on highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) subtype H5N1 from the Vietnamese national surveillance system and purpose-designed field studies to enhance the understanding of the epidemiological features of HPAI H5N1 in Vietnam. The findings obtained from the first study show that the presence of a HPAI H5N1 human case was associated with an increase in the likelihood of disease being detected in poultry one and four weeks later, indicating that the occurrence of clinical disease in poultry is not a useful predictor of subsequent human cases in the same locality. The analyses from the second study demonstrate that the epidemiology of HPAI H5N1 in poultry in Vietnam has changed over time and the infection transmission occurs by a combination of local and long-distance spread. The findings from a cross-sectional survey of management practices of itinerant grazing ducks suggest that surveillance strategies for this type of duck management should focus on both layer and larger flocks as they are more likely to be moved outside of their home district, facilitating long-distance disease spread. The results from a matched case-control study in poultry identify factors associated with the presence of HPAI H5N1 and provide evidence that disease control strategies should emphasise the reduction of household-level, rather than village-level, risks for disease. In the last study, spatio-temporal interaction of disease risk in poultry was observed within a distance of 10 kilometres and 12 days following the detected onset of clinical signs. Household-tohousehold infection rate within a commune was approximately 50 times greater than the household-to-household infection rate between communes. These findings show that the predominant mechanism of HPAI H5N1 infection transfer was local spread. The lessons learnt from the series of studies presented here should assist Vietnamese animal health authorities to implement the necessary systems and infrastructure that will allow novel and emerging disease syndromes to be investigated promptly and efficiently.
Mujeres y tabaco: Aspectos principales específicos de género

Smoking among women represents a very important public health problem. Smoking prevalence has been increasing recently not only in developed countries but especially among those less developed. In Spain, 27.2% of women older than 15 years old are smokers and consequences in tobacco attributable mortality are starting to be evident. Smoking prevalence among young people between 16 to 24 years old is of particular concern. Forty-seven point two percent of girls of this age are smokers, over two points above male prevalence. Female smoking shows several gender-specifics characteristics not only related to health but also among those factors intervening in initiation, maintenance and cessation of smoking. In all this process are included historical, sociocultural, psychological and environmental factors. The latter would relate to the setting up of a female market by the tobacco industry and to the effect of fiscal policies among female tobacco consumption. For all these, it is necessary to maintain and increase preventive and cessation strategies targeted to smoking habit among
A proposed Integrated Zakat-Crowdfunding Model (IZCM) for effective collection and distribution of zakat fund in Malaysia

This paper has proposed IZCM to assist Zakat institutions for effective collection and distribution of zakat fund in Malaysia. Upon the proposed model, this study examines the behavioural intention of Zakat payers to use IZCM. The primary data are collected from the survey administered to Zakat payers in the Klang Valley (n=250) and the analysis is conducted using Partial Least Squares (SmartPLS). Furthermore, the model has been validated its acceptance in the field by adopting the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). This study has revealed that both the perceived usefulness and perceived easy to use are found to have a positive impact on the intention of Zakat payers to use IZCM, which later assist Zakat institutions for effective collection and distribution of zakat fund in Malaysia. Furthermore, perceived easy to use has a positive relationship and direct effect with perceived usefulness of Zakat payers to use the IZCM. The findings of this study can be used to develop a specific framework in which to examine other components of using the IZCM’s behavior and to plan appropriate intervention strategies to increase collection and distribution of Zakat fund by Zakat institutions.
Board of Directors Orientation Manual for a non-profit : Case: The Vietnamese Student Association in Finland

12.05. 2014 Degree in International Business Author Tran Nhat Linh Nguyen Year of entry 2011 Title of report Board of Directors Orientation Manual for a non-profit. Case: the Vietnamese Student Association in Finland Number of report pages and attachment pages 42+ 27 Supervisors Anu Santala, Elizabeth San Miguel This is a projectoriented thesis with an Orientation Manual for new-coming members of Board of Directors as the outcome. The Orientation Manual will serve as guidelines for Board members to carry their roles in the association and helps creating working relationship among Board members. The thesis was commissioned by the Vietnamese Student Association in Finland – a non-profit that was founded in 2003 and is currently based in Helsinki. The association provides sport, education and cultureexchange activities to preserve and promote the unique of Vietnamese culture to the Finnish community. The project began in December 2013 and was ready to deliver in May 2014. There are three main parts in the thesis structure: the theory, the research and the actual Oientation Manual. The theoretical framework focuses on human behaviour in non-profit sector, which includes volunteer motivation and Board behaviour as the association leaders. These issues are discussed from extensive sources of academic articles and literature. The second part is a research which is conducted from both management and nonmanagement point of view in order to gain practical understanding of the matters. The Manual is built based on desktop research of manuals from similar local nonprofit, findings from theory study and results research. Upon delivered, the Manual is considered valuable documentation for the commissioning association.
Nuevos conceptos en la biología de la leucemia mieloide aguda

Durante los ultimos 20 anos, diversos conceptos acerca de la biologia de la leucemia mieloide aguda (LMA) han cambiado en forma sustancial. Lo anterior se debe, en gran medida, a avances significativos en la identificacion, purificacion y caracterizacion de las celulas hematopoyeticas primitivas -incluyendo a las celulas seminales y progenitoras- en las que se origina esta enfermedad. En el presente articulo, presentamos un panorama actual acerca de estos nuevos conceptos y su relevancia en el tratamiento de la LMA. Palabras clave: Biologia celular, celulas seminales, hematopoyesis, leucemia mieloide, progenitores
Technology Demand Assessment of Adaption of Chinese Cities to Climate Change

Climate change adaptation is the process of preparing and actively adjusting to meet the climate change (negative effects and potential opportunities). Urban adaptation is aimed at the sensitivity level of risks and specific impacts of cities under the impact of climate change, and to develop policies and investment programs to reduce the vulnerability of cities to climate change risk. Urban adaptive action provides the basis and direction for the construction of urban resilience and sustainable development. Identifying the demand of adaption technologies, promoting the practical implementation of international technology transfer and reducing domestic emissions have important significance for the global response to climate change and improvement of the ability of urban adaptation. In this paper, through in-depth analysis on the concept and connotation of climate change, climate disasters and urban adaptation to climate change, the evaluation framework and steps of urban adaptation to climate change technology are determined, and six priority application technologies which can maximize the overall efficiency of sustainable development, improve the ability to adapt to climate change and at the same time reduce the cost at the greatest extent are identified.
Implementing an Integrated Care Pathway For General Foot Screening

It is evident from the literature that foot problems can lead to discomfort, pain, ulceration and increased risk of falling in older people. Good and timely foot care can help individuals remain independent, active and mobile and, more importantly, prevent footwear related falls in older people. According to Age Action Ireland, the population of Ireland is ageing rapidly and the number of people aged 65 and over will rise from 532,000 in 2011 to almost 1.4 million by 2046. The Health Service Executive currently provides a range of foot care services for older people but these services are not well developed or standardised nationally. This project aims to design and implement an Integrated Care Pathway for general foot care and to improve the quality of the foot clinic services in one of the Health Service Executive nursing homes.