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Metaphorical Emotional Expression in Poetry and the Application to Second Language Teaching

Understanding the relationship between emotion and bodily action will facilitate ESL students’ recognition and comprehension of the metaphorical expressions in poems, and lead to longer retention in memory. This study tests whether ESL learners can make use of embodied cognition to make sense of the metaphorical emotional expression in poetry instead of relying merely on the meaning of words. The experiment is conducted given with a pretest/posttest paradigm to test learners’ recognition and interpretation in metaphorical emotional expression in poems. A delayed posttest investigates learners’ retention of the poems. The control group is directly taught with explanation and translation of the meaning in the poems, while the experimental one receives instruction with semantic mapping in recognizing metaphorical emotional expression that are portrayed in our bodily actions. Consider an example of semantic mapping such as “Love is a box of chocolate”: the learners’ first interpretation would be to translate directly into the target language, while through semantic mapping, they access embodied images as seeing, smelling and choosing different kinds of chocolates and later find that love is subjective, just as a piece of chocolate they choose lead to sweet or bitter experiences. The delayed posttest is done to compare both groups’ retention in memorizing poems and the way of their comprehension. The result is expected to show that the experimental group outperforms the control one in terms of the comprehension and retention of the poems.
A Guide for Association Rule Mining in Moodle Course Management System

The main goal of educational data mining is development and evaluation of different methods of exploration of educational data. Different analytical tools offer opportunities to analyze data generated by different kinds of Learning Management Systems (LMS). The goal of this paper is to describe the process of association rule mining in Moodle LMS, in theory and praxis, step by step. For practical demonstration we have used the data from one of the Singidunum University Moodle courses. The data was analyzed using the open source data mining software Weka. Selected variables included students’ login frequency, number of accessed resources and forum messages, as well as the average performance on quizzes. With minor adaption of the proposed method any educator can realize benefits of association rule mining, regardless of prior knowledge in data analysis, and without having to purchase expensive software tools.
Coarse Grained Simulations of a Small Peptide: Effects of Finite Damping and Hydrodynamic Interactions

In the coarse grained Brownian Dynamics simulation method the many solvent molecules are replaced by random thermal kicks and an effective friction acting on the particles of interest. For Brownian Dynamics the friction has to be so strong that the particles' velocities are damped much faster than the duration of an integration timestep. Here we show that this conceptual limit can be dropped with an analytic integration of the equations of damped motion. In the resulting Langevin integration scheme [1] our recently proposed approximate form of the hydrodynamic interactions between the particles [2] can be incorparated conveniently, leading to a fast multi-particle propagation scheme, which captures more of the short-time and short-range solvent effects than standard BD. Comparing the dynamics of a bead-spring model of a short peptide, we recommend to run simulations of small biological molecules with the Langevin type finite damping and to include the hydrodynamic interactions. [1] Winter, Geyer, J. Chem. Phys. 131 (2009) 104102[2] Geyer, Winter, J. Chem. Phys. 130 (2009) 114905
The Investor Indonesia Behavior on Stock Investment Decision Making: Disposition Effect, Cognition and Accounting Information

The purpose of this study was to investigate the influence of the disposition effect, the influence of aspects of cognition, the interaction effect of the disposition effect and cognitive aspects of the treatment of accounting information for investment decisions in the stock market. In order to better know the different levels of risk and the level of confidence in men or women in making decisions to invest in the stock market. The method uses a quasi-experimental study 2x2x2 Randomized Block (RB-222) ANOVA and ANCOVA Within-Subject Design. Block design is formed of many frequencies simulated stock trading using virtue trade program. Block most frequent transactions in block 1 and seldom frequent transaction undertake in block 8. The population of domestic individual investors and quasi experimental subjects consisted of 120 individual investors, 70 from Jakarta City, 33 from Semarang City, and 17 from Yogyakarta City. The results of this research showed there is a disposition effect before and after treatment of accounting information, there is a tendency to release their winner stock faster than losser stock. Aspects of cognition tend toward risk taker and overconfidence after a given treatment accounting information. There is interaction between the effects of dispositions, aspects of cognition (level of risk and level of confidence), and accounting information. These interactions give rise to behavioral neuroselling within the individual investor. Keywords : investor behavior, disposition effect, level of risk, level of confidence, accounting information, quasi experiment, gender, neuro-selling behavior
The Relationship between Perceived Organizational Support and Organizational Cynicism of Research Assistants.

whose origin is based in ancient Greek philosophy, stemming from approximately 500 BC both as a way of thinking and a way of life (Brandes, 1997; Mantere & Martinsuo, 2001; Metzger, 2004). The concept of cynicism is the subject of a variety of disciplines within the social sciences, such as philosophy (Ulaş, 2002, p. 827), religion (Hançerlioğlu, 1993), political sciences (Schyns & Koop, 2007), sociology (Goldner, Ritti, & Ference, 1977), psychology (Barefoot, Dodge, Peterson, Dahlstrom, & Williams, 1989), and administration. Educational Sciences: Theory & Practice • 14(1) • 125-133 ©2014 Educational Consultancy and Research Center www.edam. com.tr/estp DOI: 10.12738/estp.2014. 1.1765
Analysis of diversity among six populations of Colombian mango (Mangifera indica L. cvar. Hilacha) using RAPDs markers and correlation with organoleptic data

Currently in Colombia, there are only records of morph-agronomic characterizations of Mangifera indica cvar. Hilacha; molecular studies on this mango variety have not been carried out. The aim of this work was to identify the genetic diversity of six populations of mango Hilacha by RAPDs markers, as a fundamental base for breeding programs, conservation and selection of promissory materials for the fruit industry at the national level. From 60 primers evaluated in the populations, five primers were selected and were launched in the six populations. Polymorphic bands of RAPDs were transformed into binary matrices, which were then processed with NTSYS- PC , POPGENE and TFPGA softwares. The overall genetic diversity, H T = 0.468 + 0.0016, is very similar to the average subpopulation genetic diversity, H S = 0.4431 + 0.0024, which revealed a small genetic differentiation among the mango Hilacha populations studied (G ST = 0.0532). This means that each population contained in average 95 % of the total genetic diversity found in the global population analyzed. Considerable gene flow between populations (Nm = 9) was found. Finally, we recommend studying the genetic diversity of mango Hilacha populations with other molecular markers to complement the information obtained and to find similarities or differences with the results presented herein.
Pursuit of Data Aware Caching for Big-Data using MapReduce Framework Proposal

The buzz-word big-data refers to the large-scale distributed data processing applications that operate on exceptionally large amounts of data volumes. For case in point, big data is commonly unstructured and require more real-time analysis strategy. This evaluation calls for new system architectures for data acquisition, storage, transmission and large-scale data processing gadgets. Google incorporates MapReduce concepts and Apache’s Hadoop, due to its open-source implementations; it becomes a principal and motives software systems for big-data applications. An inspection of the MapReduce framework is that the framework generates a large amount of intermediate data. In this prodigy, we insinuate, a data-aware caching framework for big-data applications, also the tasks submit their intermediate results to the cache manager. Hence a task queries the cache manager before executing the actual computing work. A narrative cache description scheme and a cache request and reply protocols are designed and adopted. We implemented a data aware cache technique by extending Hadoop. Pragmatic experiment results reveals that data aware cache significantly improves the finishing point time of MapReduce jobs.
The Innovation Systems Research Network: a Canadian experiment in knowledge management

The Innovation Systems Research Network is a collaborative Canadian initiative to undertake and disseminate research results concerning the diverse nature of regional and local innovation systems across the country. The network was established on the premise that, because of their diversity, regional innovation systems in Canada could not be treated as similar, and that single nation-wide innovation policies would not be successful. This project is, itself, an experiment in research management, in that, because of its regional focus in a geographically diverse federation, it is organized as a federation of regional innovation studies networks. A consequence is that the network has been productive and has provided opportunities for graduate students to meet their peers (and future colleagues) across the country. Copyright , Beech Tree Publishing.
Versal Deformations of Leibniz Algebras

In this work we consider deformations of Leibniz algebras over a field of characteristic zero. The main problem in deformation theory is to describe all non-equivalent deformations of a given object. We give a method to solve this problem completely, namely work out a construction of a versal deformation for a given Leibniz algebra, which induces all non-equivalent deformations and is unique on the infinitesimal level.
Theory of Contracts and Agri-Environment Policies: A Budget Restriction Alters Standard Results of Mechanisms Design Theory

Agri-environmental schemes are offered by a regulator to farmers. The farmer is to produce certain environmental goods and gets a pecuniary compensation for doing so. The problem of designing optimal schemes is dealt with using mechanisms design theory. This paper considers the situation where the regulator faces a budget constraint on total payments to farmers. It is shown, that 2 results of standard mechanisms design theory are affected when a budget restriction on total payments is present. 1) The "no distortion at the top rule" does not always hold. 2) It is not always optimal to offer heterogeneous farmers heterogeneous argi-environmental schemes.
Cognitive Relatives yet Moral strangers

This article provides an empirically based, interdisciplinary approach to the following two questions: Do animals possess behavioral and cognitive characteristics such as culture, language, and a theory of mind? And if so, what are the implications, when long-standing criteria used to justify differences in moral consideration between humans and animals are no longer considered indisputable? One basic implication is that the psychological needs of captive animals should be adequately catered for. However, for species such as great apes and dolphins with whom we share major characteristics of personhood, welfare considerations alone may not suffice, and consideration of basic rights may be morally warranted—as for humans. Although characteristics supporting the status of personhood are present to differing degrees among the diverse array of animal species, this is a barrier to moral consideration only if anthropocentric, exclusive, and monolithic viewpoints about the necessary prerequisites for personhood are applied. We examine the flaws inherent within such positions and argue for inalienable species-appropriate rights.
Nursing care in view of complex thinking: integrative literature review REME

The present study is an integrative literature review aimed at comprehending the contribution of complexity theory to the construction of knowledge on nursing care. The studies were collected in LILACS, MEDLINE, and CINAHL, from the descriptor ‘nursing care’ and the term ‘complexity’ and their equivalent terms in Portuguese. The analysis yielded three themes: unveiling the times and scenarios of complex care nursing, emphasizing the principles and characteristics of complex thinking in nursing care, and training for nursing care in the context of complexity. The contexts of care have been constructed from contradictions, uncertainties, clutter, and organization in such a way that complex thinking permeates nursing care, beginning with the initial period of training. It can therefore be concluded that the importance of building the knowledge developed in the context of nursing care demonstrates that complex thinking is an emerging paradigm in health and nursing and is essential to the growth of care organizations.
Steady-State Detection of Ischemia with AngioMARK

AngioMARK is a gadolinium-based agent that binds to albumin in the body during circulation [l]. Up to 95% of the agent is bound to albumin in the blood at equilibrium with the free fraction able to move into the interstitial space. We hypothesized that if AngioMARK were injected during ischemia due to acute occlusion of a coronary artery, the normal myocardium would be exposed to intravascular drug bound to albumin and the accumulation of the free drug in the interstitium during first pass which subsequently can bind to albumin there. In contrast, the ischemic myocardium would only be exposed to AngioMARK after blood flow is restored [2] at which time the equilibrium concentration of free drug is much lower than the first pass concentration. Thus we would predict that signal intensity differences due to differences in the amount of Gd in the interstitial space would persist for some period of time after the initial injection, enabling delayed imaging. A balloon occluder was surgically placed around the left circumflex coronary artery (LCX) in 8 pigs (30-40 kg). Immediately following placement of the occluder, MR imaging was performed on a 1.5T clinical scanner (Gyroscan ACS-NT, Philips Medical Systems, NL). First, a Tl-weighted SE-EPI sequence (TF 21 ms, TR=RR interval, EPI factor 3) was used to obtain short axis images in 6 mm slices from apex to base. Following this, short axis tine imaging was performed at baseline and during a 1 minute occlusion to confirm the location of the ischemic area (lateral to inferior segments) by wall motion. First pass perfusion imaging was then performed in a single short axis slice using a saturation recovery Tl-weighted turbo gradient echo sequence (TEiTIVa 4.8/2.8/15”), with a manual bolus injection of 0.05 mmol/kg AngioMARK in an ear vein. Images were obtained every heartbeat for approximately 2-3 minutes. The LCX was occluded for the first minute of the first pass perfusion study and then released. Following the initial perfusion study, the SE-EPI sequence was repeated at time points 7 + 3, 21 f 4, 35 f 10, and 52 fll minutes post injection. In four animals, an additional occlusion was performed at the 52 minute timepoint during acquisition of the SE-EPI images to test sensitivity to reduction in blood flow late after injection. Fluorescent microspheres were used to estimate regional myocardial blood flow at baseline, during occlusion and following occlusion. Delineation of the endocardial and epicardial borders was performed using the MASS software (Medis, NL) to calculate wall thickening (%) and myocardial signal intensity (SE-EPI scans). The short axis slice was divided into eight circumferential regions for comparison between imaging sessions and between animals.
Deep-sea fisheries off Latin America: an introduction

, 2006). It has been argued that developing coastal countries, concentrated in the Southern Hemisphere, have devel-oped their offshore fishing capacity (through national fleet enhancement or foreign fishing agreements) in order to further production of both large, high-value and small, low-value fish (and shellfish); the former are destined for international markets and the latter to supply domestic food demands. Worldwide, this proc-ess has also been associated with the progressive occu-pation of deeper areas by commercial fleets, initially in search of better catches of shelf targets but eventually aiming at the exploitation of some highly profitable, typically deep-water species (Japp & Wilkinson, 2007). Largely embedded in the developing world, Latin America may be seen as a good example of such trends. It comprises 20 coastal countries whose Eco-nomic Exclusive Zones (EEZs) extend into the south-western Atlantic, eastern Pacific, Southern Oceans, and Caribbean Sea. The region has historically contributed over 15% the world’s marine fish production, although most of this has concentrated on fishmeal produced by massive catches of small pelagic fish in upwelling zones off Peru and Chile. In recent decades, however, Latin American fisheries production not only increased continuously but also diversified, shifting its focus to the production of fish for human con-sumption (as opposed to fishmeal) and trading with the USA, EU, and Japan (Wiefels, 2003). As the new millennium progressed, Latin America became a major net export region reporting, in 2006, an 8 billion US$ surplus in fish and the fish products trade (Garcia & Grainger, 2005; FAO, 2009). Notwithstanding, several large Latin American countries have also experienced a growing domestic demand for seafood, and regional fishery development seems to have been motivated by obtaining hard currency rather than food security (Wiefels, 2003). In the context of said fishing devel-opment history, it stands to be asked: has fishing also gone deeper off Latin American countries? Deep-water fishing, normally defined as fishing conducted near the seafloor beyond the continental shelf break (including slope areas, seamounts, and seamount ridges), emerged in the 1950s through pio-neer operations of Russian trawlers on the northern mid-Atlantic ridge (Troyanovsky & Lisovsky, 1995; Japp & Wilkinson, 2007). In the following decades (1960-2000), fishing technologies advanced and deep-water fisheries expanded to all oceanic regions of the world, being particularly important in northern temper-ate-water oceans (
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON VALUE ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT

Value management (VM) encapsulate the other related terms such as value planning, value engineering, value analysis, and value review where it was used interchangeably. The introduction of VM can play vital roles as a specific management tool in putting together the problems encountered in the construction industry from the technical, managerial, and also human aspects. VM has been brought into the construction industry since 1960s to attain the best value for money. However, the level of acceptance, development and to what extent the applications are varies throughout the world. Particularly in Malaysia, VM was introduced since 1986 but the take up is relatively low by various stakeholders due to several reasons. Since it was introduced, not so much development in term of applications until recently, VM seems to be a new phenomenon within the Malaysia construction industry (MCI) when the government instructed mandatory applications for the public projects. With limited explicit, tacit and embedded knowledge, expertise, and experience, the VM applications seen to be received various feedback, which is yet to be discovered. This paper reviews relevant works on the development and applications of VM within the MCI. To achieve this, a thorough literature review and document analysis has been conducted on journal articles, conference papers, government circulars and guidelines, supported by an informal discussion with stakeholders in Malaysia. It reviews and synthesises the relevant and critical information and highlights major milestones to provide clear and better understanding of VM development in the past, current, and future applications. The future of its applications focuses more on the initiatives to promote the applications of VM. Several issues such as the awareness, knowledge, training, certification, procurement and focus toward to place VM ahead in the future are also discussed. The work described in this paper provides a sound foundation for the author to understand and explore further. This is part of the ongoing doctoral research which focuses on performance management of the VM studies based on the international practices.
Drosophila Chromosomal Polymorphism: From Population Aspects to Origin Mechanisms of Inversions

High rates of chromosomal rearrangements are remarkably abundant in Drosophila Fallén, 1832 (Insecta, Diptera) genus, highlighting the paracentric inversions. Since different species of this genus are paradigms for genetics, evolutionary, and population studies, polymorphism analyses for chromosomal inversions have provided basic knowledge for beautiful biological questions. Chromosomal inversions suppress meiotic recombination and thus, natural selection can act to preserve favorable gene complexes. Analyses of natural and laboratory populations show that these polymorphisms provide adaptive advantages to their carriers in relation to diverse factors, such as niche exploration and climatic factors. In addition, due to their monophyletic origin, they also serve as genetic markers for the construction of unrooted phylogenies. With the increasing domain of molecular techniques and genome sequencing, factors such as the reuse of breakpoints by different inversions and the mechanisms that give rise to these polymorphisms have been exploited with scientific refinement. These analyses show the presence of regions that are hot spots for breakpoints, fitting the fragile breakage chromosomal evolution model, as well as the involvement of transposition elements at the origin of chromosomal inversions. by reconstitution of these breaks in a distinct combination. They involve large quantities of genetic material at the cytological level and can be visualized under light microscopy.
Der Wohlfahrtsstaat im Übergang vom Fordismus zum Postfordismus

Es ist ein Gemeinplatz, das sich der Wohlfahrtsstaat in der Krise befindet. Es stellt sich jedoch die Frage, ob es sich dabei um eine Krise im Wohlfahrtsstaat oder eine Krise des Wohlfahrtsstaates handelt. Im ersten Falle wurden Teilreformen und/ oder ein radikaler Umbau ausreichen, um die Funktionsfahigkeit des Wohlfahrtsstaates fur die gesellschaftliche Reproduktion wiederherzustellen, ohne seine grundlegenden Organisations- und Interventionsformen zu verandern. Wenn es sich jedoch um eine Krise des Wohlfahrtsstaates handelt, bedarf es eines neuen Systems der sozialen Reproduktion. Um zwischen diesen beiden Alternativen zu entscheiden, mussen die zentralen Bestimmungen von Wohlfahrtsstaaten, die hinter ihnen agierenden politischen Krafte, ihre Funktionen fur die soziale Reproduktion sowie die Ursachen und Formen ihrer Krisen untersucht werden. Dabei sind eine ganze Reihe relevanter Faktoren zu berucksichtigen. Dieser Beitrag beschrankt sich auf drei Themenbereiche: die Formen der sozialen Reproduktion, ihr Bezug zu den langen Wellen der Kapitalakkumulation und ihre gesellschaftliche und politische Basis.