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Ancestors Are the Storytellers: The Realm of the Hungry Ghost and Hell in Buddhism

Ancestors are storytellers. Buddhists consider that people will go to one of six realms after death. The six realms represent six worlds that consist of different mental states which correspond to one’s wholesome and unwholesome karma. Buddhist ancestors have warned why life impelled by ignorance, hatred, and greed leads to undesirable rebirths, such as in the realms of hungry ghosts and hell, and have taught the value of moral conduct through stories and paintings to children and adults. This paper focuses on how Buddhist hell stories can shape moral and interreligious education, cultivating the value of life and interconnectedness for future generations.
Using Surface Strategy Taxonomy (SST) in Analyzing Students’ Errors in Conducting Recount Paragraph

Writing is considered as one of the most complicated skill in English that leads students to do some errors in conducting particular paragraph. This research was conducted to analyze students’ error in writing recount paragraph. A Theory on Surface Strategy Taxonomy (SST) which is proposed by Dulay, Burt, and Krashen (1982) was used to analyze the students’ work. There were 4 types of errors had been classified according to the theory, namely: omission, addition, malformation, and disordering. A qualitative design was administered in conducting this research. Meanwhile, as the data, a 200-to-250-word recount paragraph had written by each of 30 female students of the tenth grade of a Senior High School in Aceh. The findings showed that the most errors made by the students was in the form of disordering for 29,4%; errors in omission for 27,5%; errors in addition for 21,8%; and errors in malformation for 21,3%. As the conclusion, although errors in writing recount paragraph was something possible to be made by EFL students, to decrease them, the teachers or instructors should facilitate and expedite EFL classroom with more appropriate and various ways of recount text material learning process.
CLINICAL PHARMACIST’S CONTRIBUTION TO PHARMACOTHERAPY FORCORONARY ARTERY DISEASE

Coronary artery disease (CAD) remains one of the main diseases of the 21st century for its morbidity and mortality. With the increase in life expectancy and reduction of deaths from acute coronary diseases, there is a significant increase in the disease in its chronic form, especially in the elderly. In these patients, angina pectoris represents the main presentation of the condition. This research is a narrative review carried out through bibliographic research in databases on drug treatment for CAD, and aims to describe the role of the clinical phar-macist in medication adherence. The treatment of CAD includes myocardial infarction (MI) prevention, reduction of mortality, and reduction of symptoms, improving the quality of life of patients. Beta-blockers, antiplatelet drugs, statins, and angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors are the main pharmacological therapies that can reduce mortality and prevent MI, while some drugs, such as nitrates, ivabradine, trimetazidine, allopurinol, and ranolazine help minimize the occurrence of myocardial ischemia and associated symptoms. Health education focused on the importance of CAD treatment, especially in an individualized and accessible way, may favor long-term adherence. The pharmacist’s work, along with the multidisciplinary team, has the potential to help reduce hospitalizations, by rationalizing the therapy and diminishing the incidence of medication-related problems, which ultimately helps patients to have a more active life with fewer restrictions.
OPPORTUNITIES, FEASIBILITY, AND CHALLENGES OF USING IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL REALITY IN AGING RESEARCH

Abstract Immersive virtual reality (iVR), that is, 3D-scenarios presented in head-mounted displays, is rarely used in aging research, although it gained much popularity recently in medical, educational, consumer, and gaming contexts and offers advantages such as real-life scenarios under experimental control. Still, iVR might be less suited for older adults, if they do not experience realism (i.e., presence) or feel strong cyber-sickness (e.g., nausea, headaches). The current preregistered project (osf.io/ryz2c) examined the opportunities, feasibility, and challenges of immersive Virtual Reality for studying age differences in socio-emotional processes. Up to now, 50 younger (age M = 23.5) and 50 older adults (age M = 67.9) saw different socio-emotional situations in iVR using a HTCvive headset, which included eye tracking, and then rated experiences of presence and cyber-sickness. Results showed that feelings of being present in the virtual reality were moderate to high, while cyber-sickness was generally low, and did not differ significantly between younger and older adults. Further analyses explore associations with technology acceptance, health, and personality. The findings suggest that using iVR with older adults is feasible, and creates similar levels of realism and low cyber-sickness as among young adults. The discussion highlights the opportunities and challenges of using iVR for studying age differences in cognitive, emotional, or social processes in experimentally controlled, real-life scenarios.
Traditions and Innovations in the Modern Cultural and Educational Space: Conference Proceedings. Moscow: MPSU, 2022. 259 p.: Opinion Paper

The review analyses the collection of materials of the XII International Research and Practice Conference “Traditions and Innovations in the Modern Cultural and Educational Space”, held on November 23, 2021 at the Moscow Pedagogical State University (MPSU). The publication was prepared by the Department of Methodology and Technologies of Pedagogy of Music Education named after E. B. Abdullin of the Institute of Fine Arts of the MPSU and is addressed to teachers and students of pedagogical, humanities and art universities, as well as a wide range of specialists in the field of culture, art, education.
Automatic Counting of People Entering and Leaving Based on Dominant Colors and People Silhouettes

Counting of people crowd is an important process for video surveillance, anomaly warning, public security control, as well as ongoing protection of people and public facilities. People counting methods are also applied for controlling the numbers of people entering and leaving such places as a tourist bus, an office or an university building, a public building, a supermarket or shopping mall, a culture or sport center, etc. The problem arises when the number of exiting people is not equal to the number of entering people. How many people are missing and who is missing? The paper presents an approach for people counting and detection of missing persons. This approach includes two procedures. First, the dominant color of people detected on video was analyzed. Next, the silhouette sizes were used. Both procedures finally allow us to define specific features distinctive for missing people. The results of tests performed with video recordings of people entering and exiting through the door are promising. In this approach individual’s identities are not registered; therefore, privacy violation is avoided.
The BGW Perfectly-Secure MPC Protocol for Linear Functions

In this chapter, we present the classic perfectly-secure MPC protocol due to Ben-Or, Goldwasser and Wigderson [25], popularly known as the BGW MPC protocol. Here our focus will be on secure computation of linear functions. We present the formal security definition of MPC and prove the security in the simulation paradigm. Using the secure linear function evaluation method, we then construct protocol for a special linear function involving the product of a public matrix and a secret vector. This special linear function will then be used for building the BGW protocol for any function in the next chapter. We conclude the chapter mentioning the issues that BGW protocol for linear functions may have while facing a malicious adversary. The BGW MPC protocol is a generic MPC protocol, which allows the parties to securely compute any finite function. The set of mutually-distrusting parties is denoted by $$\mathcal {P}= \{P_1, \ldots , P_n \}$$ . The distrust in the system is modelled by a centralized entity called adversary, denoted by $$\textsf{Adv}$$ , who can control any subset of at most t parties out of the n parties during the protocol execution.
Secure dynamic bits standard scheme in private cloud environment

Cloud computing is progressively prevalent prototype for retrieving the resources. This paper suggests secure dynamic bit's standard (SDES) algorithm for transferring the data among Cloud Service Provider (CSP), Data Provider (DP), and Data User (DU). Once the data provider uploads files, it automatically uploaded to a local upload folder. Then, a process of encryption is initiated using SDES algorithm; the encryption time taken was 0.003 seconds and this encrypted file is uploaded into Dropbox. Before uploading the file into Dropbox, an auto resource allocation process is initiated, cloud service provider can able to decide whether the data provider file is approved or rejected. If approved those files are visible to the data users, otherwise, the files are blocked. To download the files, the data user is utilised to send the private key request to the cloud service provider then only data user can be able to download the files.
A Study on Calculation of Appropriate Manpower for Information Security in the Public Sector

By developing an appropriate manpower calculation model differentiated from the existing model through standardization of information security work in the public sector and actual work load survey and standardization, objectivity in the calculation of civil servants can be secured. This model uses the workload survey method that is already widely used in calculating the appropriate manpower, and it is easy to secure objectivity as it reflects various qualitative factors that reflect the characteristics of information protection work.&#x0D; This model is mainly based on ① the utilization method of calculating the appropriate manpower based on the amount of work of the institution by conducting a research on the unit work load for each function of the institution and the calculation factors for each institution, and ② the appropriate standard based on the standard unit work amount derived through the calculation of the average value of the unit work load of the investigated institutions. There are two application options, such as an application method for calculating manpower.&#x0D; It is judged that it will be possible to contribute to the creation of information protection jobs in the public sector by providing the basis for securing insufficient human resources in the public sector through the objective and appropriate manpower calculation model. It is expected that the expansion of information security personnel and strengthening of capabilities will lead to a decrease in security incidents, which will increase the public's trust in information protection in the public sector.
Perfectly-Secure MPC for Small Number of Parties

So far our focus was on general n-party secure MPC, where the emphasis was on asymptotic efficiency. In this chapter, we discuss a special case of perfectly-secure MPC, namely MPC for small number of parties. Instead of asymptotic efficiency, our focus will be on concrete efficiency. The use case considered in this chapter is that of secure 3-party computation (secure 3PC), with one passive corruption. We discuss two different protocols in this setting, the first one due to [9] and the second one due to [47].
Oblivious Transfer

In the previous chapter, we have shown that one can implement the GMW protocol in the plain model, if we know how to securely compute the OT function $${\mathcal F}_{\textsf{OT}}$$ . In this chapter, our focus will be to securely compute $${\mathcal F}_{\textsf{OT}}$$ . As mentioned earlier, OT in itself is a very important cryptographic primitive and has been studied in depth. There are many instantiations available based on a spectrum of assumptions. Our goal is not to cover all of them. We refer the interested readers to [88] for a more detailed and rigorous coverage of OT.
User interests profiling using fuzzy regression tree

User modelling is an essential process for recommender systems. In user interests modelling, two kinds of approaches can be found. The first uses the text extracted from the user's browsing history to predict his interest degree, while the second, besides the extracted text, adds the user actions as input. Both groups predict an incorrect interest degree due to the use of text-only or an incorrect assessment of the user's actions. This paper proposes an architecture that employs a fuzzy regression tree algorithm to model the user's interests. The architecture detects the user's interests by evaluating his behaviour based on these factors: scrolling speed, time spent, location, number of visits, and clicked links. It also uses fuzzy logic to ensure the correct interpretation of each factor value according to the user's habits. Finally, the results show that the proposed architecture has the minimum RMSE (≈0.06) compared to the existing solutions.
MAIN PECULIARITIES OF CREATING ARTISTIC MEDIA CONTENT IN THE DIGITAL MEDIA LANDSCAPE FOR JOURNALISTS

The article is devoted to the problem of creating artistic analytical content in digital media. During the rapid revolutionary development of digital media resources , the need for consumption and production of high-quality content on artistic issues is constantly growing. Update and discussion of the problem how to create quality art materials in digital media are necessary in understanding the professional qualities that an art journalist should possess. The functions and tasks of an art journalist, preparation for the creation of video and digital art content in conditions of fragmented and clustered perception of information by the modern audience are defined.
The Use of Metaphors in Malcolm X Speech Entitled the Black Revolution

AbstractThis study analyzes the metaphor in Malcolm X's speech entitled The Black Revolution. The method used is qualitative descriptive method using the theory of Lakoff and Johnson (2003) and strengthened by the theory of Saeed (2005) in describing the characteristics contained in the metaphor. This analysis aims to identify the metaphors contained in Malcolm X's speech. The Black Revolution explains how oppression and injustice have been accepted by the black community in America over the years. The results of the research are Structural, Orientation, and Ontological metaphors. The most dominant metaphor used in speech is structural metaphor. Then there are the characteristics of Conventional, Systematic, Asymmetric, and Abstraction. The most dominant characteristic in speech is the systematic one.
The Side Effect of ERC-20 Standard in Social Media Platforms

With the advent of blockchain technology, Online Social Media are moving towards integrating blockchain-based reward systems into their platforms. A reward system could help fight the spread of fake news by giving economic rewards to the users who contribute the most to the growth of the platform. Reddit recently proposed the Reddit Community Points, a rewarding system implemented on top of the Ethereum and Gnosis blockchains. Content creators can gain ERC-20 tokens, based on the votes they receive. These community tokens, called DONUTS, should be spent inside the Reddit platform, however, ERC-20 tokens can be easily traded or exchanged outside the platform. In this paper, we propose a study concerning the side effect of implementing community tokens as ERC-20 tokens. The analysis takes DONUTS as a case study and shows that the vast majority of tokens are transferred to and from decentralised exchange services, showing that users are not in favour of keeping the earned tokens to be used on the Reddit ecosystem. We also highlight that users are interested in entering the speculative market of blockchain tokens.
A Study on the Practice of Gender Equality and Educational Needs of Early Childhood Teachers : Based on the Gyeongbuk

In order to use it as basic data for gender equality education for early childhood teachers, this study diagnosed the degree of gender equality practice of early childhood teachers in 508 kindergarten and childcare teachers in Gyeongsangbuk-do, and the main results are as follows.&#x0D; First, the overall degree of gender equality practice of early childhood teachers was high, but gender bias and gender role stereotypes were expressed in some questions. Second, 75.9% of early childhood teachers in Gyeongsangbuk-do said that gender equality education for teachers was necessary, and 69.6% said they would participate in this education. As for the desired educational content, the teaching strategy for gender equality that can be applied to the field was the most, and the demand for providing educational programs and contents that can be used in the educational field was the highest for gender equality childcare practice.&#x0D; Based on these research results, the following suggestions are made to improve the practical ability of early childhood teachers to practice gender equality and to reflect educational needs. First, when conducting gender equality education for early childhood teachers, it is necessary to focus on strengthening practical skills rather than theory so that it can be actually applied in the early childhood education field. Second, customized education for each age group of infant teachers is needed. Third, it is necessary to provide manuals and contents so that infant teachers can practice gender equality in childcare sites. Fourth, kindergarten teachers should also be required to receive education.
Impact of English Language Lecturers’ leadership styles on Educational Student Satisfaction, a case study on a private university in UAE

Teacher leadership style, quality of teaching and students’ satisfaction are considered the keys to produce high-quality graduates and to enhance teaching-learning experiences in higher education. The purpose of this study was to examine the relationships between English language lecturers` leadership styles and student satisfaction. The quantitative method was used in data collection. The study population was students of undergraduate university programs and a sample of 196 was drawn. A total of two sets of instruments were used for collection of data and analyzed by using the correlation and regression statistics.&nbsp; This study used an adapted form of Bass and Avolio’s (1995) Multifactor Leadership Questionnaire 5x-Short (MLQ) to measure the Transformational and Transactional leadership styles and a questionnaire proposed by the researcher to identify and measure educational student satisfaction. This study has provided some of the key determinants of educational student satisfaction. The results of the study indicated that there was a positive and significant relationship between lecturers` transformational leadership and student satisfaction. However, there was a negative significant relationship between transactional leadership style and student satisfaction. Based on the findings, it is recommended that the lecturers display transformational practices to enhance the satisfaction of the students.
PEDAGOGICAL MODEL OF SOCIALIZATION OF COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH AN INCLUSIVE ORIENTATION

The article highlights the issue of socialization of students with disabilities in the process of studying in College. A theoretical model of socialization of college students in the inclusive education system is presented, its components and the effectiveness of implementation are described.
FORMATION OF THE MOTIVATIONAL-VALUE ATTITUDE OF COLLEGE STUDENTS TO PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

The article examines the process and describes the model of formation of the motivational and value attitude of college students to professional activity in the conditions of professionally directed educational activity. The results of a diagnostic examination of the level of formation of the motivational and value attitude of college students to professional activity are presented.
Myxobilatus hemiculteri

This datasheet on Myxobilatus hemiculteri covers Identity, Distribution.
EDUCATION IN A DIGITAL SOCIETY

The article presents the essential features of the emerging digital society and the features of the education system corresponding to it. the thesis about their mutual determination is substantiated. It is stated that digitalization is a means of building a digital society, and digital technologies have advantages and disadvantages. One of the direc­ tions of the digital transformation of society is the qualitative reformatting of education at all levels, taking into account age characteristics. For the transition to systemic education, it is important to train a new teacher of the digital age, who has a high social status and appropriate opportunities.
The impact of lean technologies on the quality of educational services

The article considers how lean technologies affect the creation and implementation of educational services in the modern conditions of technological progress and limited resources as a result of the pandemic. The author describes how to create a high quality educational service using lean manufacturing tools.
EFL Students' Perception on English Tenses Mastery in Improving English Academic Writing

This study seeks to uncover the perceptions of EFL students on English tenses mastery and their belief that English tenses mastery ensures better improvement in academic writing. The research was engaged in a mixed method. The quantitative descriptive method was utilized to study the students’ perceptions on English tenses mastery to improve their English academic writing in numerical form and percentage. The qualitative method was focused on the reasons for the students’ low competence and their belief that English tenses mastery can lead to the quality of writing. The data collection used Google form in multiple-choice and short answer forms. A total of 59 EFL students of the English Department of Universitas HKBP Nommensen who took the Academic Writing course participated in this research. The results show that: (1) most of the EFL students were familiar with all the names of the English tenses with a total of 62.7% (37 out of 59 respondents); (2) the most number of students (54.2 respondents) can employ some of the tenses in writing; (3) The main reason for the EFL students is unable to apply English grammar, particularly English tenses in writing practice was due to the lack of students’ English grammatical competence; (4) around 88.1% of the respondents (52 students) believed that mastering English tenses was the key to improve their writing skill. Accordingly, the teachers need to provide an effective method to advance the students’ competence in the use of the English tense in writing. For the researchers, the research findings provide basic evidence to investigate the issues in the future.
DEVELOPING SKILLS OF THE 21ST CENTURY THROUGH STEAM PROJECT-BASED LEARNING

The article shares good pedagogical experience from STEAM project-based learning with a leading subject Biology and Health Education 7th grade. Students acquire knowledge and form practical skills by working on the realization of a product related to the significant life problem for antibiotic resistance of pathogenic bacteria. Through practical teamwork, students learn scientific content and develop problem-solving, critical thinking, creativity and collaboration skills. The project was implemented with students from 7th grade of Primary School „Yane Sandanski“ Plovdiv. The results of the survey conducted with the students show that projectbased learning contributes to the formation and development of skills in the 21st century.