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The Relationship Between the Critical Factors for Knowledge Management in Supply Chain Efficiency Amol's Kalleh Dairy Company

Organizations that operate in a variable and complex, competitive environment are continually looking for a sustainable competitive advantage. In this regard, knowledge management is one of the most critical factors affecting the success of organizations. Relying on knowledge and knowledge management, organizations can make more reasonable decisions and achieve sustainable development. Therefore, knowledge management is one of the most influential and essential factors in comprehensive development and gaining a more significant market share. This study's primary purpose was to investigate the relationship between critical aspects of knowledge management on Kale Amol Dairy Products Company's supply chain productivity. Five main factors of organizational strategy, organizational structure, knowledge team, knowledge map, and knowledge audit were used as independent variables to achieve this goal. The research method was a correlation, and data collection tools were library and internet resources. The statistical population consisted of high and middle-class managers and staff members involved in knowledge management and supply chain in Amol Calais Dairy Products Company, of which 58 were. Chang china et al. standard questionnaire was used to measure the variables, and SPSS software was used to analyze the statistical data. Descriptive statistics were used for the frequency of data. The Pearson correlation test was used to determine the relationship between variables, and the Friedman test was used to prioritize the variables. After data analysis, it was found that there is a relationship between all independent variables and supply chain productivity. The knowledge map variable had the highest and organizational strategy variable with the lowest relationship with the dependent variable among independent variables.
Slowcial media exploring the need to design a social media platform that integrates nature

This project considers a rebalancing of natural and digital lifestyles, challenging the human disconnect with nature as the conversation grows about the pressures of social media and a need to disconnect with the digital. Finding a way to do so can be difficult to navigate for millennials (people born between 1980 and 1996) who have grown up surrounded by its use. The fear of missing out can leave social media users reluctant to step away from their beloved digital devices. However, in this project I explore the visual language needed to engage those users in a different type of social media platform, which instead focusses on creating meaningful interactions in the real world with nature. Through the use of a plant-monitoring social media application, users can be reconnected with nature (advantageous for their wellbeing) and remember the importance of looking after themselves. The application, a SLOWcial media-based provision entitled ‘ROOT’, incorporates key features of social networks such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest while stripping back the interface into an easily accessible format.
Committee of the Siberian Railroad and Scientific Support for the Resettlement In Siberia

In the program of the Committee of the Siberian Railroad, the supporting role was assigned to scientific applied research. They were urged to promote strong settling of territories on the basis of studying of the natural and climatic conditions of a taiga, urman and steppe areas, as well as carrying out hydrotechnical and hydrological work. Events were an integral part of the practical activities of departments. The Committee coordinated the activities of departments, supervision and control, and also distributed financial resources aimed at solving these problems. The article analyzes the principles of organization of scientific and applied work related to resettlement, the main directions and the results achieved.
Program Evaluation of School Literacy Movement at Primary Schools in Bengkulu City

The purpose of this study was to obtain an adequate description of the implementation profile of the School Literacy Movement (SLM) program.This goal is achieved through program evaluation research.In particular, the aim of this study is to obtain data or results in the practice of literacy programs in schools.The results showed that the SLM program had not been implemented optimally and thoroughly, and there were even schools that had not implemented literacy programs.SLM activities are interpreted and applied only as an additional program outside of learning.The habituation program that must be carried out every day has limited time constraints.The recommendation put forward is the need for a school literacy program that is closely related to the learning process.
A Study of Student’s Learning Outcomes of the Educational Program Integrating Fashion and SDGs by the U.N. Affiliated Student-driven Organization

This paper describes the educational outcomes qualitatively about the educational program, "Cherish, Enjoy, and Develop oneself" in one of the Japanese university classes as a case study.This program aims that students acquire the sense of sustainability to achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by the United Nations and improving self-efficacy to solve one of the problems of Japanese youngers, less self-confidence, through considering the issues around fashion business and clothes.United Nation's affiliated student-driven organization, ASPIRE, collaborates with the instructor of this course to develop and manage the program as one of the unique characteristics of this study.This case study shows that participant students recognized the role of clothes as a part of the important factors for identifying themselves and background of familiar things such as clothing based on their written opinions and their group activities.
PQRST IN TEACHING READING COMPREHENSION FOR THE FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT OF NURSING STUDY PROGRAM STIK SITI KHADIJAH PALEMBANG

Abstract: The objectives of this study were to find out : (1) the significant improvement on the first semester students’ reading comprehension before and after being taught using PQRST technique at STIK Siti Khadijah Palembang, South Sumatera, Indonesia; and (2) the significant difference on students’ reading comprehension between the students who were taught by using PQRST technique and those who were not. The population of this research was all the first semester students of STIK Siti Khadijah Palembang which consist of 32 students in academic year 2019/2020. The sample of this research was taken by using total sampling. Thus, the total number of the sample was 32 students. The sample was the first semester students at Nursing Study Program (experimental group) which consist of 32 students and the third semester students at D.III Nursing Study Program (control group) which consist of 32 students. The test was given twice to both experimental and control group. True experimental design was used to analyzed the data. To verify the hypotheses, the data used post-test design to analyzed by using paired sample t-test and independent sample t-test was 0.005 which was lower than 0.05.The result of this research showed that Reading Comprehension by using PQRST technique gave significant improvement on the students’ reading comprehension and gave significant difference between students’ who were taught by PQRST technique and those who were not.&#x0D; &#x0D; Keywords : Reading Comprehension, PQRST
The Development of Oil-Fueled Gas Steam Stove as a Learning Media to Enhance Students' Curiosity

This study aims to develop learning media in the form of gas steam stoves fueled by oil and describe the validity and effectiveness of the products being developed. This development and research are summarized in a study entitled the development of learning media in a gas-fired gas stove to increase students' curiosity in applied physics subjects. This study uses a media development research method known as Research and Development (R&amp;D). From the research carried out, the following data were obtained: the results of media validation obtained very good categories, and validation test by media experts found very good category. In the curiosity test, which was initially limited to active students, the scores were very good. The results of the initial average curiosity test for the field test were obtained in the low category, and after the use of the media was tested again, and the average score was obtained in the very good category. It can be concluded that the use of an oil-fired gas steam stove in the form of a Pertamax stove as a learning medium can increase students' curiosity about learning applied physics material.
Story Mapping Strategy to Teach Reading Comprehension Achievement

The objective of this study was to find out whether or not there are any significant differences between students who are taught by using story mapping strategy and students who are not taught by using story mapping strategy in teaching reading comprehension at the tenth-grade students of MA Subulussalam OKU Timur. This study used an experimental method, by quasi-design. Meanwhile, the population was the tenth-grade students of MA Subulussalam Oku Timur with total students were 151. The sample was 71 students, consist of two groups, namely experimental class consist of 34 students, and control class consists of 37 students which chosen by using purposive sampling. In this study, the writer used SPSS 16 to analyze. The result of this research shows that the story mapping strategy was effective in teaching reading comprehension at the tenth-grade students of MA Subulussalam OKU Timur.
IMPLEMENTASI NETWORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ( NMS ) MENGGUNAKAN PANDORA FMS DI PT. SAMUDRA MARINE INDONESIA

PT. Samudra Marine Indonesia (SMI) has a network where all users are connected to one computer, and a computer (server) with a network concept like this can affect the performance of RAM, processors and hard drives, due to frequent occurrence of computers on computer users always slow and the hard disk capacity is starting to full sometimes there are also computers that suddenly disconnect from the network. However, the IT technician does not know what is happening to the user's computer because the IT technician room is very far away from the SMI 2 building due to different buildings.So we need a system with the concept of Network Management System (NMS) which functions as a supervisor for the state of the server computer or client computer so that it can be handled quickly. The Network Manage-ment system (NMS) network uses the Linux Centos operating system which will be installed using the Pandora FMS application. Methods: 1. Study 1: conducting experiments (designing) .2. Study 2: analysis and design of Network Management System.The results show that the Pandora FMS application runs in accordance with the research objectives, the us-er to the server can access the Pandora FMS software. Hard disk, RAM and Processor have been efficient in monitoring performance at PT. Samudra Marine Indonesia.
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We characterize the connection between $ p $-ary linear codes and Ramanujan Cayley graphs. We explicitly determine an equivalence between $ t $-weight linear codes over the finite field $ \Bbb F_p $ and Ramanujan Cayley graphs with $ t+1 $ eigenvalues. In particular, we get an explicit criterion on the equivalence between two-weight linear codes and Ramanujan strongly regular graphs with explicit parameters. Using this characterization, we construct several families of Ramanujan Cayley graphs with two or three eigenvalues from known linear codes with two or three weights, respectively.
CONTENT AND ESSENCE OF FACILITATIVE PEDAGOGICAL FAMILY SUPPORT

The article proves the relevance of the interaction of the educational institution, as an open socio-pedagogical system, with the families of children who study there. The need is emphasized training of future teachers to provide a facilitated pedagogical support to the family, defining it as an effective form of interaction. The emphasis is placed on the fact that it is a facilitative support that promotes better disclosure of the child, and the involvement of family members in the process allows to create safe and comfortable conditions for the full development of both children and adults. The purpose of the article is to reveal the essence and the content of the category “facilitative pedagogical support of the family”. Based on the study of a wide range of scientific sources, it was found out that the studied category is quite new in the domestic pedagogical science and needs careful interpretation. The author reveals the meaning of the terms “support” and “assistance”. Based on the comparative analysis, it has been found out that “support” and “assistance” are often used interchangeably, but have some difference. First of all, the support is a set of purposeful forms of interaction, that takes into account the potential of the subject of support. In its turn, the assistance is often a short-term, used for urgent problems and focused on the capabilities of the person helped. It was found out that a pedagogical support has been studied by many scientists. It was shown that pedagogical support: is not opposed to education; considered as a principle of personality-oriented system of education; understood as a pedagogical technology aimed at promoting the processes of self-determination, self-creation and self-expression of the child’s personality, the development of his personality. It is established that the technology of providing a pedagogical support has a humanistic and personal orientation and is implemented by a teacher-facilitator. It is also proved that a facilitative pedagogical support of the family is a purposeful process of interaction of the teacher with the child and adults who take part in its upbringing, initiated by the teacher-facilitator and based on humanistic maxims.
Abstract: Multi-camera, Multi-person, and Real-time Fall Detection using Long Short Term Memory

Falls occurring at home are a high risk for elderly living alone. Several sensor-based methods for detecting falls exist and – in majority – use wearables or ambient sensors. Video-based fall detection is emerging. However, the restricted view of a single camera, distinguishing and tracking of persons, as well as high false-positive rates pose limitations.
Art-Teacher Education and the Realization of 2030 Education Agenda: Nexus for Sustainable Development in Nigeria

Art, being skill oriented may be perceived by many as mere self-exercise meant for a few talented ones; its strength in engendering skills for self-sustenance, practicality in eradication of poverty, and activation of economic sustainability and socio-political development of the society in general can be extraordinary; thus its inclusion in the school curriculum as a structured, formal subject.However, since the art teacher plays a prominent role in building desirable human capital required for this needed development in every society through impartation of functional education; it is important to redirect the art -teacher education programme itself towards developing skills that improve creativity, innovations, productive ability and entrepreneurial strength across all ages and genders to practicably align with the 2030 Education Agenda.This paper discusses the general overview of art, and art teacher education programme in Nigeria and the challenges involved in building human capacity concerning eradication of poverty in the country.It highlights the scope and benefits of the 2030 Education Agenda and suggests ways of redirecting art-teacher education in the track of realizing this universal agenda in order to actuate sustainable development in Nigeria.
Other Useful APIs

In this chapter, you learn more WebdriverIO API methods. These are methods that are good to know because they are often asked during interviews to check your knowledge. The chapter discusses the following.
Disclosing Deceitful Behavior in Aladdin (2019): The Characters’ Violation of Grice’s Maxims

In spite of the fact that Grice’s maxims direct the dyad talk exchange to glide gently, some people disobey for certain rational grounds or motives: one of them is hiding a lie. Aladdin (2019) was the remake of the 1992 American musical fantasy film which described a kind-hearted street urchin (Aladdin) and a power-hungry grand vizier ( Jafar) who were vying for a magic lamp that had the power to make their deepest wishes come true. Princess Jasmine’s introduction enlivened the story because her beauty was so tempting that Aladdin, whose social stratification was different, fell passionately in love with her. Jafar’s ambitious appetency to take over the kingdom fired the conflicts among the characters. All enthusiasms drove these fictitious characters to do anything, including entailing lies. Unriddling the violation of Grice’s (1975) maxims and detailing Ekman’s (1992) Detecting Deceit theory, comprising word, voice and body, this investigation was designed qualitatively to disclose the characters’ deceitful behavior and find out the reasons behind it. Some of the reasons for telling a lie, according to Turner, Edgley and Olmstead (1975) are covering to save face, to maintain/terminate a relationship, to avoid tension/conflict, and to control the situation; these were operated in the study. It was found that there were groups who 1) violated the maxims of quantity, quality and manner; 2) violated the maxims of quantity, quality and relevant; and 3) violated the maxims of quality, manner and relevant. The most frequently found reasons for why they violated the maxims were to save face, to exploit others and to terminate the interaction. The results show that people tend to deceive others in order to save face in social situations and to gain power over others by violating multiple maxims.&#x0D; Keywords: deceitful behavior, reasons of deception, violated maxims
Anti-phishing model based on relative content mining

Phishing has attracted larger section of researchers and application developers not due to the rising instances of phishing attacks but also due to the sophisticated techniques that are being emplo...
RANCANG BANGUN APLIKASI E-SERTIFIKAT BERBASIS WEB MENGGUNAKAN METODE PENGEMBANGAN WATERFALL

Certification is a determination given by a professional organization to someone to show that the person has competence, is able to do a specific job or task. Quality Assurance and Learning Development Institute Universitas Negeri Padang (LP3M UNP) currently still issues paper-based certificates manually for each training activity. Issuance of certificates manually turned out to be quite time consuming and inefficient. Then the absence of a verification system that can check the authenticity and ownership of certificates can provide opportunities for certificate forgery. So, it is very important to design and build a web-based electronic certificate application (e-certificate) that is able to generate certificates online and be able to verify the authenticity and ownership of the electronic certificates. This study uses a Research and Development (R&amp;D) approach. This type of development method uses the waterfall approach. At the system design stage using the Unified Modeling Language (UML), and for the database using MySQL. The results of this study are web-based e-certificate applications that are designed successfully to support the process of generating and verifying the authenticity and ownership of electronic certificates online. Based on the results of testing the system with the black box method also shows that all the functionality of the e-certificate application that is designed to run very well and in accordance with user needs.
APPLICATION OF JUICE CHAYOTE TO REDUCE BLOOD PRESSURE IN HYPERTENSION ELDERLY

Hypertension in the elderly is often not realized (silent disease), this is due to the result of reduced muscle flexibility of the blood vessels which will cause thickening of the arteries and even stiffening, causing the arteries and aorta to lose their adaptive capacity and the walls of these blood vessels to become inelastic and causes the blood that leaves the heart to flow that is not smooth. Treatment for hypertension sufferers can also be done non pharmacologically or using traditional medicine, one of which can use chayote. Chayote can lower blood pressure because chayote contains potassium. Potassium is a mineral that is good for lowering or controlling blood pressure. The aim of this case study was giving chayote juice to reduce blood pressure in hypertensive elderly. This type of research is descriptive with the case study method. The subjects of this study were two hypertensive elderly patients with blood pressure more than 140 - 90 mmHg and able to communicate. The results of the case studies show that there is a change in blood pressure drop from before consuming chayote juice and after consuming chayote juice, so it is hoped that the elderly can consume chayote juice regularly.
Analysis of Literation Ability to Translate Aceh Language by Elementary School Students in Langsa City

Langsa is a municipality in Aceh province of Indonesia, with a heterogeneous population consisting of many ethnic groups. Due to this, over the years, the Acehnese language has evolved as a regional language used in daily communication, especially in environments such as schools. The literacy skills of students in Acehnese language will determine its preservation in years to come. Therefore, this study aims to describe the literacy ability of elementary school students from Langsa city in translating texts in Acehnese language. Adapting to the new normal situation, the sampling method was carried out based on the recommended health protocol to randomly select students as the research object. Data were collected through observation, test administration, and the results were then analysed to determine the students’ literacy ability to translate the Acehnese language.&#x0D; Keywords: ability, literacy, translation, Acehnese language
The culture of product development in student organisations

Product development in a multidisciplinary student organisation brings many challenges; varyingexperience, adaptation and involvement of members. This article will discuss how a multidisciplinarystudent project maintains a learning culture for product development and project management.The identified factors for a learning culture; 1) define product specifications, 2) involvealumnis, 3) facilitate an open minded culture for failure and learning and 4) collect experience andadapt an agile framework suitable for the project. These are factors that should be an implementedpart to increase the chances of maintaining a learning culture.Align Racing UiA, the case of this study, is a student organisation with over 60 engaged studentsin multi-disciplinary challenges. The common team goal is to produce one race car a year and competein Formula Student. The rules for the technical side of the project are substantial, resulting inconcrete boundaries to realize the project. However, every piece of the car is designed, producedand assembled by the members. Looking at the first year of Align Racing UiA, the initial projectmanagement was not optimal for a student project of this scale. Consequently, it was realized thata strong emphasis on project management, agile development method and communication wouldbe key to a more efficient product development and project management.
Correction to: BV and BFV for the H-Twisted Poisson Sigma Model

Equation (5.20), should read as follows.