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DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF SKATEBOARD FROM BANANA STEM

A skateboard is a small piece of wood shaped like a surfboard with four wheels attached to it that is used to glide on a certain track. In general, this tool is made using wood material taken from nature and vulnerable to environmental damage issues. In this research, the waste of banana stems will be processed into the main raw material for skateboarding. The type of material chosen is the type of composite material with banana stem waste selected as reinforcement and polyester resin as the matrix material. The purpose of this research is to design and manufacture a skateboard made of composite fiber reinforced banana stem fibers and to test its flexural strength to obtain the characteristics of the material formed. The design was carried out with the help of the 2007 version of Autocad software by following commercial skateboard standards. Flexural testing was carried out at the Impact and Fracture Research Center laboratory, Faculty of Engineering, University of North Sumatra. Static static testing of polymer composite board specimens from banana stems obtained the average value data for the composition of 5% banana stems is 9.81 MPa, for the composition of 10% banana stems an average of 13.60 MPa, and composition of 15% banana stems the average is 27.20 MPa. 2. The analysis shows that the best composition is 15% of banana stems, with an average flexural strength value of 27.20 MPa. Therefore, the composition used in this study is the composition of 15% reinforcement of banana stems.
A literature review of abstractive summarization methods

The paper contains a literature review for automatic abstractive text summarization. The classification of abstractive text summarization methods was considered. Since the emergence of text summarization in the 1950s, techniques for summaries generation were constantly improving, but because the abstractive summarization require extensive language processing, the greatest progress was achieved only recently. Due to the current fast pace of development of both Natural Language Processing in general and Text Summarization in particular, it is essential to analyze the progress in these areas. The paper aims to give a general perspective on both the state-of-the-art and older approaches, while explaining the methods and approaches. Additionally, evaluation results of the research papers are presented.
Consenso de Sistemas Multiagentes por Realimentação Dinâmica de Saída via LMIs

This work proposes the design of protocol for consensus of linear multiagent systems by reducedorder dynamic output feedback.All the agents have identical linear dynamics and only the output information of each agents is delivered throughout the communication network.Sufficient conditions are proposed for state consensus by means of Linear Matrix Inequalities (LMIs).Unlike the literature, rank constraints on the input and output matrices of the agents are not required.The effectiveness of the tuned protocol is illustrated by numerical experiment.
Improving MapReduce Based k-Means Algorithm using Intelligent Technique

Data has expanded exponentially in recent years, leading to a search for ways of how to take advantage of these data, leading to the rise of big data science.The currently used data analysis techniques are not successful for different properties such as volume, velocity and variety, so, they are required to invent a new artificial intelligence technique.k-Means is one of the popular algorithms used to cluster large amounts of data and the problem with a k-Means is to pick the initial center for each unit which involves an optimization approach to solve the weak point such a Genetic algorithm which provides optimum performance in search algorithms that can be used to look for the initial point of each cluster rather than random selection of the initial centre.Big data involves many techniques, the most popular of which is the MapReduce which used to manage very large data.The proposed model is a Gk-Means based on the feature selection method parallel to MapReduce applying a Genetic algorithm to k-Means on selected data.
REFLECTIVE TEACHING ON THE USING OF CONTEXTUAL TEACHING AND LEARNING NOTION: CASE IN SECONDARY SCHOOL

The success of teaching needs to consider what strategy should be used to identify an effective way for students to absorb the material. These could be the main priority in the teaching process done by teachers involving teaching English to review their failure in the past, which tend to emphasize the role of a teacher in teaching and learning process what so-called teacher-centered. In the next phase to provide alternative solution, there is a contextual teaching and learning as an approach which adopts various strategies and makes students have an opportunity to be more explorative and thoughtful to learn in class as well as put them as the actor in learning milieus as it is called as student-centered helps teacher to reflect the teaching process whilst connecting academic material to the learners’ context in their daily lives in terms of personal and social contexts for promoting learning motivation.This was descriptive research that described to which extent of the implementation of contextual teaching and learning in the teaching and learning English in SMAN 1 Banjarmasin. There was one English teacher to be observed as a subject of research and involving 63 students in the process of English teaching in the classroom of the second and third grade of SMAN 1 Banjarmasin. To get the data, the researcher used observation and interview.The research found that the teacher employed several principles of contextual teaching and learning involving constructivism, questioning, inquiry, learning community, and authentic assessment in the classroom activities conducted by the observed teacher.Keywords: Contextual Teaching and Learning, Teaching Approach, Reflective Teaching
Affordable Automated Blood Cell Imager

Manual blood smears are conventionally scanned, examined and read under the 100x microscopic lens by a hematopathologist after being prepared and stained manually. In large hospital laboratories, the number of daily manual blood smears could reach thousands of tests. Consequently, this could lead to an inaccurate reading of slides and a possible misdiagnosis. Recently, an integrated commercial system, consisting of automated slide-maker and slide-stainer with a digital cell imager analyzer using image processing techniques, becomes available. However, such devices are very expensive and unaffordable by most hospitals. The aim of this paper is to automate the process of slides’ reading. This can be accomplished firstly through the motorized of the movement of the three axes of a microscope (x-axis, y-axis and z-axis) using three NEMA 17 bipolar stepper motors controlled via a hardware digital system. Then, the images are captured using a 40x microscopic lens and a 5 mega-pixel eyepiece camera. Finally, an image processing Matlab software is used to count blood cells in the smear. As a result, an affordable inexpensive solution becomes possible using standard components available commercially.
Combating the Crime of Establishing a Terrorist Website in Omani Law: Comparison with International Criminal Law

In light of the enormous revolution in the field of information technology (IT), which has facilitated the lives of people and made the world a small village, so many vital facilities, such as transportation, power plants and others, have been managed in several countries thereby saving a great deal of effort and time.Nevertheless, some of the crimes that accompany these technologies (Electronic Crimes) have put in front of the international community a major challenge of reducing or controlling these crimes.Perhaps the crime of creating a terrorist website is at the forefront of these crimes, which require concerted efforts and continual follow-up by the international community to monitor their activities and defeat their attacks.Electronic technology has provided the ideal climate for terrorists to spread their terrorism around the world and threaten world peace.The Omani legislator, like other international legislators, is concerned about the modern crime that coincides with or accompanies the advent of this technology.He quickly enacted legal legislation to deal with these criminal phenomena, including the phenomenon of establishing terrorist websites, by setting a law for combating the crimes of information technology, which treats this crime in one of its sections.This research paper highlights this serious crime from the perspective of Omani law and international criminal law in terms of objectivity to find out any possible areas of lacunae.The study depends on the inductive and analytical comparative methodology.The research is divided into four aspects: The first deals with the concept of terrorism in the language and terminology contexts, examining the conventional meaning of terrorism in Islamic law, Omani law, international criminal law as well as the Islamic Fiqh Academy.The second aspect deals with the fight against establishment of a terrorist website in accordance with the penalty text in the Omani law, cornerstone of physical and moral crime in accordance with the law of Oman, while addressing the physical elements of the physical effects that terrorists seek to achieve through this crime.The third aspect focuses on the penalty of the crime of creating a terrorist website in the international criminal law according to the international agreements issued in this regard, while the fourth aspect demonstrates recent examples of some terrorist websites.Then, the paper ends with a conclusion and recommendations.
Application of the Bjerrum model to pure water electric conductivity

An alternative mechanism of electrical conductivity in water is considered. Calculations of activation energies for flow and ionization show their proportionality. Therefore, it is assumed that during the water ionization, not intramolecular forces are involved, but intermolecular and electrical conductivity of water is associated with the appearance in it of L and D defects in hydrogen bonds between water molecules considered in the Bjerrum model for ice
Chinese Word Segmentation Based on Maximum Entropy

Chinese word segmentation has received extensive attention in recent years. The word segmentation method based on character-based tagging improves the performance of word segmentation greatly. This method transforms the word segmentation problem into a sequence labeling problem, which has become the main word segmentation method. In order to further study the word segmentation performance of this method, we use the maximum entropy sequence labeling model in this paper. We used two different word position sets and three feature templates to compare the experimental results. We have done further research on the unknown words and segmentation ambiguity in the word segmentation results. First we combined N-Gram with cohesion and degree of freedom to solve the problem of unknown words. Then the maximum entropy model is used to train the new participle to eliminate the ambiguity. The closed test was conducted on the Bakeoff 2005 corpus of the international Chinese word segmentation evaluation. Experiments show that the six-tag position combined with the corresponding feature templates can achieve better word segmentation performance. After adding unknown words and disambiguation processing, the word segmentation performance of some data sets can be further improved to optimal results of Bakeoff 2005.
Psychological Data Information Specialization Services in Increasing Student’s Self Understanding

This study aims to determine the effect of psychological data-based specialization information services in increasing student's self-understanding of the choice of majors through Lesson Study for Public Middle School students in Singaraja City.This type of research is an experimental study with the Nonequivalent Pre-posttest Control Group Design research design that is research that uses intact groups.The sampling technique in this study used a random sampling technique by lottery.The data analysis used in this study is an independent (uncorrelated) sample t-test analysis.Based on the results of t-count analysis obtained at 3.218 and t-table amounting to 1977.When compared the value of t-count with t-table, it is obtained that tcount > t-table with a significance level of 0.05.This proves that specialization information services based on psychological data affect increasing student's self-understanding of the choice of majors through Lesson Study for Public Middle School students in Singaraja City.
ANALISIS TINGKAT KESESUAIAN DARI KLASIFIKASI KEPADATAN LALU LINTAS DAN WAKTU TEMPUH GOOGLE MAPS

Traffic congestion is one of problem that occur in big cities, therefore people need traffic information to determine traffic condition. One of many applications that provides traffic information is Google Maps. From the information generated, there are insuitability between google maps’s traffic update and travel time with the actual condition. So the aim of this study is to analyze the suitability level of traffic density classification and google maps travel time. Based on the speed range by Google, the level of suitability can be determined, while the google maps travel time is done by statistical tests. The statistical test used is a statistical test of two parameters using table t with 95% confidence level. The results of this study indicate that the level of suitability of the traffic classification only reaches 35%. The low level of suitability is caused by network latency. While information on google maps travel time does not have a significant difference in actual time.
The Relation of Care-Giver Language and Children’s Knowledge Construction: It’s Impact on Literacy Achievement

Literacy is a skill that develops along with the nurtured development of a person. For most school children in Indonesia this is a skill that is rarely encouraged, and yet this is the basic skill, the based foundation for academic growth. This paper looks at literacy development through child language development, its interaction with the carers and his/her environment. This is an attempt to look at the problem of the lack of literacy skills faced by Indonesians children and try to argue its stunted development through child language development, linked to their language development. Subsequently, it also attempt to place this issue through an argument that link this early development with the schooling process at the primary level, and how it might impact children’s literacy development.
Vietnamese Language Teaching For International Students in Vietnam Through Cultural Tourism Activities

At the present, there are many researches on Vietnamese language teaching methods for international students. However, the study on the organization of cultural tourism activities for international students as a visual teaching Vietnamese method is almost rare. This article approachs the Vietnamese language teaching for international students in Vietnam through cultural tourism activities not from the perspective of teaching language or linguistics but from the interdisciplinary research perspective. Therefore, the article has certain practical and scientific values ​​contributing to the system of studies on teaching Vietnamese for international students in Vietnam. The article’s content emphasizes the cultural messenger role of Vietnamese language teachers who directly teach and guide tours for international students in their interactions with learners. At the same time, the article also develops a process for the application of cultural tourism activities in Vietnamese language teaching to international students. The research methods used in the article include method of system-structuralism, observation method, material analysis method and interdisciplinary research approach. They will be appropriately and flexibly applied in the article to clarify the points that the topic mention.
THE CONCEPT OF PREPARING FUTURE TEACHERS FOR THE USE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES

The article discusses the problems of creating a favorable pedagogical environment for the development of the cognitive sphere of a child with special educational needs, ensuring its individual, optimal possible development path, training focused on the use of information technology.The aim of the research work: to justify innovative approaches to preparing future teachers for the creation and use of electronic educational resources in working with children with intellectual disabilities.It is proved that the structure of the formation of future teachers' readiness to use information technologies in an inclusive educational environment is a complex systemic education, which is provided by motivational, cognitive, active and reflective components.It is substantiated that the structure of formation of future teachers' readiness to use information technology in the defined professional activity is a complex systemic formation that is provided with motivational, cognitive, activity and reflexive components. Each component is a subsystem that integrates a complex of elements and performs certain functions. The level of component formation, the relationship between the components of readiness determine the structure of the external manifestation of readiness – the frequency, nature and characteristics of the use of information technology teachers in the activity.The proposed study proves that the use of information technology in the training of future teachers improves the accessibility and quality of education and therefore offers new forms of presenting information. However, it traces that future teachers need more skills for the professional use of these technologies in practical activities with children with intellectual disabilities.
LEADERSHIP IN THE SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT INTERACTION

Leadership is a complex social and at the same time an individual phe­nomenon, it is an important factor in ensuring the normal existence and development of soci­ety. The decisive role of leadership in the organization of joint activity of people and in their socio-psychological well-being is considered. The leader coordinates the actions of the per­formers and their goals and interests. The dynamics of the personal development of the leader. It shows its influence on the content and nature of the relationship in the team and management interaction. The transition of a leader from one level of development to the next, a higher level requires him to make meaningful and purposeful efforts and improve his moral and volitional and vital values, enhances his influence on supporters and followers, increases the effectiveness of his managerial interaction with performers.
A Survey on Crypto-Steganographic Schemes and A Use Case in Healthcare System

Information sharing has become prevalent due to the expansion of social networking in this21st century. However, electronic devices are vulnerable to various kinds of attacks. Information might be disclosed, modified and accessed by an unauthorised third party which consequently leads to the breach of confidentiality, integrity and availability of the information. Therefore, it is of utmost importance to employ the technology of cryptography and steganography to protect information assets. Cryptography and steganography have weaknesses when they are working alone. Therefore, crypto-steganography, the combination of cryptography and steganography are introduced to overcome the weaknesses in order to provide a double layer of security and protection. This paper provides a general overview of steganography and cryptography as well as a comparison analysis of different crypto-steganographic schemes. A secure crypto-steganographic system for healthcare is then developed with the implementation and integration of the secure crypto-steganographic scheme proposed by Juneja and Sandhu. This healthcare system enables users to store and deliver message in a more secure way while achieving the main goals of both cryptography and steganography
FOR WHOM OF LAZAREVSKY BROTHERS DID SHEVCHENKO ADDRESS HIS LETTER ON DECEMBER 20th, 1847?

The paper studies the publication history of Shevchenko’s letter of December 20, 1847, initially as one addressed to Vasyl Lazarevsky (first published in the journal «Kievskaja starina» in 1891), and then as one addressed to his brother Mykhailo. The decision was proposed in 1929 by M. Novitsky, the compiler of the complete works of Shevchenko (edited by S. Yefremov), on the basis of the content of M. Lazarevsky’s answer to Shevchenko on February 12, 1848. Subsequently, in all the academic collections of Shevchenko’s works, including the latest one in 12 volumes, this letter was identified as addressed to M. Lazarevsky. Already in 1993, a Russian researcher L. Bolshakov reasoned against such addressing, applying new and little-known material, in particular V. Lazarevsky’s memoirs, to the problem consideration. It turns out necessary to study L. Bolshakov’s arguments in order to accept or reject his version, on which further publishing decisions depend.Having analyzed Russian researcher’s evidence, the author refutes his hypothesis. The author bases on the previously ignored facts and additional arguments, in particular M. Lazarevsky’s statement in a letter of February 12, 1848 that he had not seen V. Dal, whereas V. Lazarevsky had met with him several times by that day. By the time of writing the analyzed letter, V. Lazarevsky had written Shevchenko only once (with brother Fedir), while poet’s friendship with M. Lazarevsky was substantially closer, because they knew each other personally and had met more than once. Obviously, in the first publication of 1891, O. Lazarevsky, being not aware enough of the details of his brothers’ relations with Shevchenko, was mistaken in identifying the addressee.The author of the paper concludes that L. Bolshakov’s hypothesis is not sufficiently grounded, while M. Novitsky’s decision, despite some minor inaccuracies, is entirely justified and appropriate. Next academic complete works should, therefore, include Shevchenko’s letter of December 20, 1847 as one addressed to M. Lazarevsky.
Unconscious Mind and Anxiety in the Main Character of Face in the Crowd Movie Script by Julian Magnad

The objectives of the researcher is to describe Unconscious Mind and Anxiety, this research mainly aimed to answer, ‘How is the anxiety reflected in Face in the Crowd movie script?’ , ‘How do the anxieties lead to fantasy in Face in the Crowd movie script?’. Those two problems are analyzed with Psychological of literature or Psychoanalytical approach. The researcher used a qualitative descriptive method in classifying and analyzing the data,the data was taken from movie script entitled Face In the crowd by Julian Magnat. Then, the result of analysis is the description of unconscious mind and anxiety in the main character. In this analysis the researcher divided it into two main points, such as the anxiety in Face in the Crowd movie script, and the anxieties lead to fantasy. Finally, the conclusion from this analysis there are only a few dialogues that show moral anxieties experienced by Anna. And it can be concluded that is the anxiety felt Anna objectivy reality. Anxiety objectivy reality itself is an anxiety that comes from the fear of the danger in the outside world. Then fantasy does not only occur during sleep but when he appeared conscious but without realizing it. The main character in the film derives satisfaction from fantasies that arise when together with her ​​husband, with the Anna vision abnormalities. And fantasy is a process of daydreaming (dreamy) or imagining action to provide an escafrom reality, with satisfaction the achievements obtained and pleasure that are imaginary or die as a hero who does not sin.&#x0D; Keyword: unconscious mind, anxiety, fantasy, and dream