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Impact of Cyber Attack on Saudi Aramco

Saudi Aramco is the world’s leading oil producer based in Saudi Arabia. Around 1/10th of oil is exported from this organization to the world. Oil production is the major source of revenue for Saudi Arabia and its economy relies completely on it. The Shamoon virus attacked Saudi Aramco in August 2012. The country receives over 80% to 90% of total revenues from the exports of oil and contributes over 40% of the GDP [8]. Shamoon spread from the company's network and removed all of the hard drives. The company was limited only to office workstations and the software was not affected by the virus, due to which all technical operations could have been affected. It was the most disastrous cyber attack in the history of Saudi Arabia. Around 30,000 workstations had been infected by the virus. This paper also discusses the effects of Ransomware which recently attacked Aramco. Apart from that, we will also discuss some suggestions and security measures to prevent those attacks.
HOW TO USE WRITERS' PIECES OF ART – POPULARIZERS OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOFT SKILLS OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS

Fiction writers who are engaged in science is a phenomenon. We studied this phenomenon to gain new opportunities for the development of soft skills in students of technical specialties and to widen the possibility of popularizing scientific achievements. The chronological boundaries of the study cover the period of XVIII – the first half of XX century; geographical boundaries cover Europe, the United Kingdom and the United States. The relevance of the study is related to the relevance of popularizing science among students of technical specialties, as well as the development of soft skills through writing stories about scientific discoveries, fostering interest in reading fiction about science and technology. The purpose of the study was to find psychological and informational material that will affect the emotional sphere of the student's personality and motivate him to write and read works of art about research and innovation. The ability to use research on the role of writers as promoters of science and technology depends on how we provide information about their works. In this regard, we offer a psychological technique to impress readers of scientific stories, i.e. the effect of “wow” as a combination of the factor “wow” and the halo effect. Stories about science affect different areas of human activity. They are used to address environmental, medical, political and other issues. The information material of the study confirms the following: if scientists and inventors do not demonstrate the consequences of their inventions and discoveries, it leads to erroneous assumptions, causes alarm in society and affects the mind of the individual. We studied the nature of writers' connection to science and sought answers to the question of whether writing works of art and the ability to do research could be equal aspects of an individual's abilities. The results of the study prove that these abilities predominate in only one area of activity. We also support the view that writers can be impartial promoters of science and technology. However, we propose this idea for discussion because writers demonstrate more the ethical side of the interaction between science and the human mind than they disseminate scientific facts. The further development of the study will be related to the study of the influence of science fiction on consciousness, namely how science fiction informs the reader about the current state of the world and draws attention to the changes we must make as a species.
Guides: Keep Learning: Remote Access to Library Research, Services, & Instruction: Course Reserves

This guide will help you discover library research and instructional support resources that are available when you aren't able to visit the Baylor Libraries.
The Effect of High-Involvement Management ،IN organization reputation An applied study in the Baghdad Directorate of Education

The study included basic variables (high containment practices, the reputation of the organization) and the possibility of their application in the Iraqi environment (Baghdad Al-Karkh Education Directorate/2), high containment practices effectively contribute to enhancing its reputation, as the current study aims to identify the impact of high containment practices in the Directorate Researched by applying its main axes (participation in decision-making, sharing information, training, incentives and reward) in enhancing the reputation of the organization, which is represented by its main axes (social responsibility, service quality, creativity). As for the problem of the study, the researcher reached it through the study The first survey that was conducted for the study community, which is represented by the limited awareness of managers of high containment practices, In addition to the absence of the employee’s sense of motivation and energy at work and the absence of a positive image of employees and thus affecting the reputation of the organization, the questionnaire tool was used and distributed to the sample of (150) employees, and for the research four main hypotheses were formulated, and tested with a set of statistical tools The most important of the occasions (Pearson correlation coefficient, standard deviation, arithmetic mean, coefficient of variation, simple linear regression, and others) Through analysis and testing, the researcher reached a set of conclusions, the most prominent of which is the application of the Baghdad Directorate of Education Al-Karkh/2 some high containment practices, namely (participation in decision-making, training), in addition to the directorate’s interest in social responsibility, holding charitable seminars and providing information to understand the special needs of the auditors, and this What has been confirmed in practice
Innovation of the director's vocabulario of Oskaras Korshunovas

The purpose of the article is to reveal the peculiarities of the theatrical direction of O. Korsunovas and analyze the innovation of his director's vocabulary. Methodology. Comparative and structural methods were applied, which contributed to the identification of the originality and diversity of innovative directorial vocabulary; the method of art history analysis, the typological-structural method, and the method of artistic-compositional analysis of stage works, thanks to which the director's "toolbox" has been studied and structured, etc. Scientific novelty. The directorial activity of Oskaras Koršunovas is investigated in the context of the leading strategies of modern European theater; based on the art historical analysis of the performances "There to be here", "Old" by D. Kharms, "Hello Sonya, New Year" by A. Vvedensky, "P.S. case OK "S. Parulskis," Roberto Zucco "B.-M. Colts, “Hamlet” by W. Shakespeare and others, the innovative ways of representation applied by the director were revealed and analyzed; the characteristic features of the director's vocabulary were determined and it was proved that it is an open and dynamic system that develops under the influence of urgent problems of modern society; previously unknown factual material was introduced into scientific circulation. Conclusions. The art of directing by O. Korsunovas is one of the most striking examples of contemporary theater, which deals with the problems of a modern person, and the specificity of its content and form emphasizes the crisis of representation of the late 20th - early 21st centuries, manifests itself through deep changes in relation to action, feelings, scene perception, fragmentation, the crisis of bodily mediation and invariant supports of representation, both at the level of setting and at the level of reception. Directing by O. Korsunovas is distinguished by a fundamental innovation of views, a desire to destroy the ideological, artistic, and methodological limitations of theatrical direction, a unique interpretation of classical plays as modern ones, with an emphasis on contemporary moments, an experimental development on the basis of a theatrical laboratory of unique metaphor and imagery. The research revealed that the characteristic features of O. Korsunovas' directorial vocabulary are: application of the principle of deformation, contrast, and transformation, which take the form of a tragic grotesque; coding in elements of presentation of principles related to the specifics of drama; using the subject as an abstract construction; the use of the chorus - an element of classical Greek theater - in the performances of works of modern drama, etc.
Towards a Better Understanding of Gradient-Based Explanatory Methods in NLP

To grasp what makes the deep learning models arrive at a particular prediction, gradient-based explanatory methods have been widely used in Natural Language Processing (NLP) recently.While the saliency maps of images can be computed directly in the pixel-level input space, the continuous gradient vector for words has to be reduced to a single value to indicate the word-level importance, and existing methods such as Sensitivity Analysis (SA) and Gradient × Input (GI) are either tricky or short of a deep investigation.In this paper, we review the family of gradient-based explanatory methods and discuss their practical implications.Specially, we propose the signed version of GI, namely SignedGI, while some previous work may have misunderstandings on its signedness.We also show the weakness of SA-based methods.We conduct extensive experiments to evaluate these explanatory methods both qualitatively and quantitatively.
PRESERVING QUANTUM CORRELATIONS VIA DECOHERENCE CHANNELS WITH MEMORY

Considering the quantum memory channels, we study the dynamical evolutions of quantum coherence and quantum mutual information as measures of quantum correlations under the actions of different decoherence channels on some bipartite initial states. Under any quantum operation or process occurring in a noisy environment, quantum correlations exhibit behavior that does not increase due to the system interacting with its environment. We state that for such a case the decrement of quantum correlations can be improved by the suitable choice of the initial states and by adjusting the parameters. Thus quantum correlations can be partially preserved against the action of the environment. It can be shown that optimal conditions to prohibit the partial loss in quantum coherence and quantum mutual information for performing any quantum information task may be generated by the memory.
Universal Dependencies for Multilingual Open Information Extraction

In this paper, we present our approach for Multilingual Open Information Extraction. Our sequence labeling based approach builds only on Universal Dependency representation to capture OpenIE’s regularities and to perform Cross-lingual Multilingual OpenIE. We propose a new two-stage pipeline model for sequence labeling, that first identifies all the arguments of the relation and only then classifies them according to their most likely label. This paper also introduces a new benchmark evaluation for French. Experimental Evaluation shows that our approach achieves the best results in the available Benchmarks (English, French, Spanish and Portuguese).
Functioning of Eklavya Model Residential School, Rayagada, Odisha

In school, infrastructure development is an important aspect that needs to be taken into account.The term infrastructure is comprehensive, and several elements are included in it.These include playgrounds, library facilities, laboratories, computer centers, technology, machinery, tools, equipment, and so forth.The members of the educational institutions need to invest resources to bring about infrastructure improvements.The study aimed to investigate the current status of the availability and utilization of infrastructure in Eklavya Model Residential School.The investigator purposively selected one Eklavya Model Residential School at Rayagada in Odisha.This school provides quality education to merit-based tribal students, especially in tribal areas.The researcher has followed the purposive sampling technique for selecting the key informants of the case.The researcher used the classroom Observation Schedule, Questionnaire, checklist, and interview schedule for data collection.The data was analyzed by applying both quantitative and qualitative techniques, i.e., percentage; thick description.The study revealed that the infrastructure facilities are available as per the guideline of Eklavya Model Residential School.
PELATIHAN BAHASA INGGRIS DENGAN METODE BELAJAR 2C UNTUK SISWA PROGRAM PAKET C SETARA SMA IPS DI SANGGAR KEGIATAN BELAJAR (SKB) PURWOKERTO

Sanggar Kegiatan Belajar is one of the non-formal and informal educational institutions (PNFI) that organizes learning activities for the equivalency program. The problem that occurs in Purwokerto SKB is that the age of the learning citizens in a study group is various, each has different needs so that the sustainability of the program is difficult to maintain. Heterogeneous input of students and most of them come from the lower middle economic class and including families of recipients of the PKH program from the government is also one of the triggers for problems in learning. In addition, the absence of English language training is one of the problems that occur in SKB considering that English can be used as a plus point for students to get a job. The English language skills of the Paket C (SMA Equivalent) equivalency program students are still very low as evidenced by the average score of the final even semester test for the 2018/2019 academic year, which is 56.17 and the average score of UNBK in 2018 was 34.19. The lack of facilities and infrastructure that support the teaching and learning process of English is part of the causes of students' low English proficiency apart from input factors, student characteristics, interest and student motivation to learn. The use of learning methods that are fun, interactive, exploratory, systematic, creative and innovative is very helpful in improving students' English skills. The 2C method is a combination of two methods, namely the cooperative learning method and the contextual teaching and learning method. In this Community Partnership Program, the 2C method was used to train Paket C program students in improving their English language skills. Moreover, this Community Partnership Program was aimed to provide training to students in increasing their interest and motivation to learn English. The result of the training revealed that there was a significant improvement in students’ learning interest and motivation as well as their English performance.
Organization of methodological work with young teachers in higher education institutions with specific educational conditions

The article deals with the problem of improving of methodological work with teachers of higher education institutions with specific educational conditions, experience of pedagogical activity of which does not exceed three years. The experience of organizing of methodological work with young teachers in the Donetsk Law Institute of the Ministry of internal affairs of Ukraine in the School for improving pedagogical skills is highlighted. In particular, it is noted that training at the School is carried out by organizing, practical and seminar classes with a total volume of 120 hours. The standard plan consists of three content modules: «Theory and practice of teaching and upbringing in higher education school», «Information and communication technologies in education», «Psychological aspects of teaching».
An empirical study on the impact of intellectual property rights on the management performance of companies: focusing on patent rights

In previous research, large companies were analyzed to focus on their past management performance and patent rights, but in this study we looked at the variability in future sales of small and medium-sized enterprises with patents through empirical analysis. We looked at how the quantitative and qualitative value of patent rights affect management performance of company. We used ‘the number of patents’ as the quantitative value of patents, ‘the average score of patents’ as the qualitative value of patents, and the average sales growth rate as the management performance of company. Through a discriminant analysis using the statistical program SPSS, both independent variables used in this study were significant for distinguishing between companies with an average growth in sales more than twice that of general small and medium-sized enterprises and those with less than twice the average sales growth rate. Therefore it is meaningful to provide stakeholders with an analysis framework on how sales will change in the future using the results of this study during guarantee or loan screening for small and medium-sized enterprises with patent rights.
Transformation of Leadership Model as Determining Element for Development of Teal Organizations

The subject of this chapter is an analysis of the impact of leadership style changes on the development of teal organizations. The main research question discussed in this chapter is whether a leadership style change in an organization is a necessary condition for its successful transformation into a teal organization (apart from the personal development of its employees, trust-building, and democratization). This chapter also verifies the hypotheses that (1) an open leadership style in teal organizations can exist in countries with different degrees of democratization and (2) that the non-political context (i.e., the model of political leadership with the highest turnout in a given macrostructure, which is not unconsciously implied) determines the type of organizational leadership. The hypothesis was verified by using an indirect measurement method (questionnaire) and a comparative method.
The effect of collaborative writing strategy with google docs and motivation towards eighth grade students’ writing ability on descriptive text

This study was to investigate the effect of collaborative writing strategy with google docs and motivation towards eight grade students’ writing abilty on descriptive text at SMPN 12 Palembang. The population of this study was all the eight grade students of SMPN 12 Palembang which total is 252 students. The sample was 64 students taken by using statified random sampling. In carrying out of the research, the writer used an experimental method : factorial design. The writer distributed pretest, posttest, and motivation questionnairein collecting data. Then in analyzing the data the writer used paired sample test, independent sample t-test and two way ANOVA. The result of this study analysis indicated that, first, there was a significant difference between writing ability of the eighth grade students with high motivation and those with low motivation taught through collaborative writing strategy with google docs. Second, there was a significant difference between writing ability of the eighth grade students with high motivation and low motivation taught through conventional method. Third, there was a significant difference between writing ability of the eighth grade students with high motivation and low motivation taught through collaborative writing strategy with google docs and those with high motivation and low motivation taught through conventional method. Fourth, there were significant interaction effect of collabotrative writing strategy with google docs and the eighth grade students’ motivation towards writing ability.
Система вищої економічної освіти в УРСР у другій половині ХХ століття

International scientific and practical conference «Pedagogy, psychology and teaching methods: international experience» : conference proceedings, July 16–17, 2021. Riga, Latvia : «Baltija Publishing», 2021. 295 pages.
Advancement on Breast Cancer Detection Using Medio-Lateral-Oblique (MLO) and Cranio-Caudal (CC) Features

The purpose of this paper is to diagnose accurately the breast cancer for which a a computer aided diagnostic system(CAD) is being proposed. In this paper two types of views are used to enhance diagnostic efficiency, such as cranio-caudal (CC) and medio-lateral-oblique (MLO). This paper involves segmentation, feature extraction and classification of images. Adaptive K means clustering method is used in segmentation to segment the two views from a mammogram image. The combination of conventional k-means clustering method and Gabor filter is employed in the feature extraction stage to extract the features of CC and MLO views. Finally, Knn classifier is used to classify the mammogram image into four ways, such as CC-Normal, CC-Malignant, MLO-Normal and MLO-malignant.
An updated crustal thickness map of central South America based on receiver function measurements

&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Determining the seismic properties of continental crust is essential in tectonic studies to understand the geological evolution, as well as elaborating velocity models to better monitoring the regional and global seismicity. Since the early 90s many seismic studies have focused on the details of the crust and upper mantle in the Andean region. However most of the stable part of the continent remains poorly sampled due to its complexity and lack of seismic stations. In the previous compilation of crustal structure in South America, areas as the thin crust in the Sub-Andean lowlands and Amazon region have been largely estimated by gravity data. A deployment of 35 temporary seismic stations in southwest Brazil and parts of Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina and Uruguay filled a significant gap in crustal information of the central part of South America. Additionally, restricted seismic stations of Bolivia and the eastern of Peru have been analyzed to better constraint our results in the Sub-Andean region. Crustal thicknesses and Vp/Vs ratios were estimated with a modified H-k method by producing three stacked traces to enhance the three Moho conversions (the direct Ps and the two multiples Ppps and Ppss). This modified method yields lower uncertainties than previous studies and shows more regional consistency between close stations. Using the temporary stations, the Brazilian permanent network (RSBR), and the restricted stations of Peru and Bolivia we have better characterized the crustal structure in the central part of South America, our results shows a belt thin crust (35-40 km) along the Sub-Andean region, which is narrower the previous works, and a normal crustal thickness average of 40 km in the central part of the South America. This study, combined with other published data, provides an updated crustal thickness map of South America that is useful for future regional studies of seismic wave propagation, gravity modeling and inferences of crustal evolution.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;
Application of Hybridized Whale Optimization for Protein Structure Prediction

Saxena, Akash Shekhawat, Shalini Sharma, Ajay Sharma, Harish Kumar, RajeshProtein structure problem is a challenging task in the bioinformatics field; the most daunting task is to identify the accurate structure and bend angles in a stipulated time. As a known fact, it can be easily said that with the help of conventional methods, the solution to this problem cannot be found swiftly due to the complexity of the problem. In recent years, the development of metaheuristics and multipoint search techniques are proven an invaluable tool for solving this problem. In the light of this, the paper presents an application of a previously developed hybrid version of the Whale Optimization Algorithm (HWOASCA) to predicting the structure of proteins. An experiment bench of 8 sequences is formed and the optimization process is executed. Results reveal that the developed version yields better results in terms of statistical significance and independent run results.