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Space Suits and Gas Masks: Mary Ann Scherr and an Alternative View of Personal Technology

Abstract The development of commercial, wearable biosensors since the 1970s has been promoted as a rhetoric of optimization, in which one’s body can be improved through harnessing information. The wearable biosensor can therefore be understood as a tool of biomedicalization, in which patients are turned into consumers and health is a personal responsibility. This paper argues for a radical alternative vision of biosensors through an unexpected precursor, the American metalsmith Mary Ann Scherr (1921–2016). In the early 1970s Scherr debuted a series of ‘body monitoring’ jewellery. This jewellery responded both to a cybernetic notion of technological control as well a burgeoning ecological movement that positioned the body as porous—and therefore vulnerable—to its environment. A product of the studio craft and industrial design worlds, Scherr married function with a keen appreciation for adornment and sensuality. Scherr’s body monitors offer an alternative vision to the rhetoric of optimization, one that balances a desire for control through information with an emphasis on embodied form born through a sensual attention to physical experience.
Introduce 3D Modelling and Virtual Technology to High School Art Education

In the design field, 3D modelling combined with simulation technology which is considered as one of the most important tools has already been introduced in higher education.In response to the growing awareness of the importance of design creativity, many educators are incorporating design courses into their traditional art education programs in high school.In this paper, we mainly investigated the possibility and challenges of applying 3D technology into art education in high school.This topic is urgent and necessary because 3D technology-based art education enables students to learn about spatial relationships, thus stimulating their spatial logic and imagination more effectively than traditional art education in high school.
Kompetensi Intervensi Fonetik Artikulasi bagi Anak Penyandang Down Syndrome

The purpose of this study is to prove and measure the effectiveness and obtain results from research activities using a simple intervention on Muhammad Syauqi who has an IQ of 30-40. This study uses qualitative research with observation methods, namely observing in the field accompanied by analysis and distribution methods, namely listening, recording, changing, replacing. Descriptive analysis method is used to present information and data. Descriptive analysis method is used to present information and data. Data collection techniques were obtained through observation, interviews, and documentation. The results of Muhammad Syauqi's research stated that articulation phonetic intervention experienced an increase in pronunciation which was originally only able to pronounce A, U, O, D, G, H, M, P, Q, T, W, Y, Z to be able to pronounce B, C, E. , F, I, J, K, L, N, R, S, F, W, except X. Common obstacles that occurred during the research process were due to the subject's tongue being tired of pronouncing letters words and experiencing dizziness several times accompanied by the physical characteristics become cross-eyed eyes.
Automation of creation bibliographic description of dissertation abstracts

The article deals with the optimization of the cataloging process of dissertation abstracts at the State Scientific and Technical Library (SSTL) of Ukraine. Automation of entering bibliographic descriptions of dissertation abstracts into the database is based on the fact that according to the current rules a bibliographic description of the publication is created from the title page. However, abstracts do not have a cover sheet, so the main information is taken from the cover. According to the rules for composing a thesis abstract, the title page is designed so that each paragraph contains certain bibliographic information. The process of automating the creation of a bibliographic description of abstracts, in fact, involves the programmatic placement of indices of division in the text from the covers of these documents, which facilitates their further import into the relevant database. The analyzed automated abstract introduction process was developed with the help of VBA software for Word and tested in the Scientific Research and Development Fund department of the SSTL.
DEEP NEURAL NETWORK AND ITS APPLICATIONS FOR TRAINING DATA SET BY USING NORMALIZATION

Now-a-days, deep learning plays a vital role in the field of machine learning.Deep learning is derived from the concept of artificial intelligence.The major advantages of using deep learning is effective, supervised, reduced cost and time efficient machine.Deep learning allows various procedures and topographies for the input data to be sent into an algorithm for processing to produce required output.Deep learning is used in various applications and mainly for security purposes.Domains which are running by using deep learning are education, science and technology, medical science in the job of cancer detection, stock market analysis, natural language processing, face recognition and many more.The most complicate process in deep learning is training deep neural networks, because, each and every input layer has to be trained in the manner of using parameters to produce required output.This process may slow the entire process, in the form learning rates and initialization of parameters.By using an appropriate algorithm like Multilayer perceptron neural network (MLPNN) which is forward technique of Artificial Neural Network (ANN) that can be used for back propagation training, convolutional neural network (CNN) which is used for analyzing visual image based on sharedweights architecture and translation invariance characteristics, recurrent neural network (RNN) which develops a connection between the nodes in the directed graph, generative adversarial network (GAN) which acts as a two neural network and used for gaming process, deep belief network (DBN) which helps to develop a graphical model of an input data under several layers of perceptron and many more.Deep learning mechanism allows user to intercept an input to many layers of perception until the required output is obtained.This paper is designed in the process of deriving the super concept of normalization in deep learning architecture for training the input data sets.Normalization is a new technique for training data seta and also activating hidden data sets in the neural network.It uses the unbiased technique in gradient variations for input data sets.Gradient variation helps to develop the model in various layered perceptron.This normalization can also be implemented for statistical data analysis.Normalization is also helps to identify the minimum and maximum values among the data sets.If huge number of data sets is processed, then normalization allows batch process to train the data sets.
AN ANALYSIS OF STUDENTS’ DIFFICULTIES IN READING COMPREHENSION AT SMA NEGERI 4 PEMATANGSIANTAR

&#x0D; There are four English skills that must be mastered by every student, reading is one of the most important skills to learn and master because through reading activities students can absorb the information the author wants to convey through reading texts. Reading is not just the ability to say words or sentences, but must be able to interpret the essence of the text. But in reality, students are less able to process, understand, and absorb information from what they have read. This research used qualitative data. This research was conducted on students of X PMIA 7 Students of SMA Negeri 4 Pematangsiantar in January 2022. The reason the researcher chose this class as the research subject was because they were detected as having difficulty in reading comprehension. The technique of collecting the data were interviews. The result of the research showed that some difficulties that studet’s faced in reading comprehension were difficult to understand the meaning of word, difficult to understand long sentence, difficult to determining the main idea, difficult to understand the grammar, difficult in inferencing.&#x0D;
How to develop critical thinking when using independent learning skills

At the same time, among the teachers of higher education, there is an opinion that critical thinking of students is formed in the educational process automatically, and it reaches the highest level in professional activity only as a result of many years of experience. But practice and research do not confirm a direct relationship between the length of service of a specialist and the level of formation of critical thinking. Therefore, an important task of vocational education is the search for technologies for the purposeful and systematic formation of critical thinking of students already at the stage of vocational training. This article is also about organizing critical thinking in student independent learning.
Retraction: Privacy Preserving Verification Scheme for Cloud Platform Using DML (J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 1916 012154)

This article (and all articles in the proceedings volume relating to the same conference) has been retracted by IOP Publishing following an extensive investigation in line with the COPE guidelines. This investigation has uncovered evidence of systematic manipulation of the publication process and considerable citation manipulation. IOP Publishing respectfully requests that readers consider all work within this volume potentially unreliable, as the volume has not been through a credible peer review process. IOP Publishing regrets that our usual quality checks did not identify these issues before publication, and have since put additional measures in place to try to prevent these issues from reoccurring. IOP Publishing wishes to credit anonymous whistleblowers and the Problematic Paper Screener [1] for bringing some of the above issues to our attention, prompting us to investigate further. [1] Cabanac G, Labbé C and Magazinov A 2021 arXiv: 2107.06751v1 Retraction published: 23 February 2022
A Learning Analysis of EFL Students’ Debate Activity by Using British Parliamentary for Enhancing Speaking Ability and Critical Thinking

Purpose - This research aims to analyze the speaking ability and critical thinking of the EFL students after conducting activities by using British Parliamentary.&#x0D; Design/methodology/approach - was descriptive research that explains the debate activity as one option for improving students' speaking ability and their critical thinking by concerning the data in fieldwork. The data was taken by analysis and interview.&#x0D; Findings/result - The research used a descriptive qualitative research design by collecting the data from the daily test of State Senior High School of 5 Bogor. The sample was thirty-six students and ten students as the sample from the interview activity. The final result that has been found from the research such as, 0 students (0%) scored are between 60-70, 15 students (41.7%) scored between 75-80, and 21 students (58.30%) scored between 85-90. Therefore, the success of the debate activity is determined by some requirements of the students in the class.&#x0D; Originality/value - The debate activity by using British parliamentary is one of the best solutions to make the students become more aware of the current issue and be brave to speak of their thought and improve their speaking ability.&#x0D; Paper type - Research paper
THE EFFECT OF TEACHING INNOVATION ON LEARNING EFFECTIVE-NESS AMONG THE STUDENTS OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGN IN HIGHER EDUCATION

This article discusses the effect of teaching innovation in Industrial Design education, it is needed to reinvent about everything to override challenge of public consciousness. Teaching innovation is including scientific advances, technology breakthroughs, new political, economic structures, environmental solutions, or an updated code of ethics for nowadays life. Everything demands innovative, out of box thinking is a must in teaching and learning. The challenge today for Industrial Design education is how to capture the students’ attention, and putting across ideas in such a way that it stays with them long after they have left the classroom. This means that Industrial Design lecturers need a set of teaching innovation which influence innovative development. In this manner, the content explores to assimilate the elements, ideas and methods that consider as teaching innovation on learning effectiveness. The objectives of this article are to identify the effect of teaching innovation methods for an Industrial Design programme and to explore how processes of teaching innovation on learning effectiveness in Industrial Design programme. This article compiles secondary data on a topic by accredited scholars and researchers; critically reviews existing research on the topic; and analyses contrasting perspectives and theoretical approaches. In summary, this paper consolidates the concept of teaching innovation in Industrial Design education and the learning effectiveness among the Industrial Design students in higher education setting.
Editor’s Note: Polarisation and Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa

Journal Article Editor’s Note: Polarisation and Poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa Get access Francis Teal Francis Teal Centre for the Study of African Economies, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK Corresponding author: E-mail: francis.teal@economics.ox.ac.uk Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of African Economies, Volume 31, Issue 2, March 2022, Page 123, https://doi.org/10.1093/jae/ejac004 Published: 22 February 2022
Trustworthy Cloud Services for IoT Security: Triple Integration of Security, Privacy and Reputation

In this era of digital world, Internet of Things (IoT) plays a vital role almost in every field of engineering. Now a days, almost every system has adopted this technology due to it’s ease in access, design and development. However the technology still suffers from the issues of available resources for computing of huge amount of IoT data. In order to solve these issues, it is necessary to adopt trustworthy cloud based architecture. The trust level calculation of these cloud services is a challenging task. In this paper, we have developed a triple integrated assessment for the trust evaluation of a cloud network. This assessment has been carried out using the three major parameters i.e. security, privacy and reputation. Security assessment of the cloud service has been carried out using the security metrics like security controls deliverable. The privacy assessment is evaluated using the Privacy Impact Assessment(PIA) tool. Finally the reputation assessment of the cloud network is carried out using the reputation of it’s cloud services. Experiments are carried out on different real - world web service datasets which shows that the proposed assessment model works efficiently than all other assessment models.
Energy consumption forecasting using a stacked nonparametric Bayesian  approach

In this paper, the process of forecasting household energy consumption is studied within the framework of the nonparametric Gaussian Process (GP), using multiple short time series data. As we begin to use smart meter data to paint a clearer picture of residential electricity use, it becomes increasingly apparent that we must also construct a detailed picture and understanding of consumer's complex relationship with gas consumption. Both electricity and gas consumption patterns are highly dependent on various factors, and the intricate interplay of these factors is sophisticated. Moreover, since typical gas consumption data is low granularity with very few time points, naive application of conventional time-series forecasting techniques can lead to severe over-fitting. Given these considerations, we construct a stacked GP method where the predictive posteriors of each GP applied to each task are used in the prior and likelihood of the next level GP. We apply our model to a real-world dataset to forecast energy consumption in Australian households across several states. We compare intuitively appealing results against other commonly used machine learning techniques. Overall, the results indicate that the proposed stacked GP model outperforms other forecasting techniques that we tested, especially when we have a multiple short time-series instances.
Implementasi Plex Media Server dan Adguard Home pada Raspberry pi sebagai Home Server

The computer revolution to this day continues to occur, current progress makes many variations of computer technology, especially those used for servers, Raspberry pi is a mini computer designed for minimalist servers. On the other hand, the high and fast flow of technology raises new problems, one of which is the issue of data security through threats embedded in advertisements and age-appropriate content filtering. This research was conducted using a Raspberry pi with Plex media server service and configuring a DNS Server to filter content with the Adguard Home application as Family protection. With the developments and problems above, it can be taken from the reliability of the Raspberry pi as a home server that was built and became a solution, with the service features of the plex media server and adguard home. Both server services can be used as a home server and family protection to maintain the security of data inserted through advertisements and content filtering, especially content in the form of video or sound.
The Role of the Rembitan Ancient Mosque in the Pemole Procession in Rembitan Village

The Rembitan village is one of the villages in Pujut Subdistrict that still maintains the traditional traditions and culture of the Sasak Tribe. This tradition has built a system of life for the Sasak people who are believed to bring good for themselves and the group. This tribe is a good community and that has been oriented to Ancient Mosque Rembitan which builds the existing traditions and culture. At this time the tradition of this tradition began to decrease in demand and the understanding of its successors related to polishing culture began to decrease due to cultural acculturation. For this reason, there needs to be a continuity of cultural knowledge for the next generation to ensure the preservation of the culture and uniqueness of the region. The purpose of this research is to describe the value contained in polishing culture so that the next generation can learn and understand the meaning and purpose of each tradition carried out by its predecessors. This study shows that the role of the Ancient Mosque of Rembitan is very visible and orientates every activity in Rembitan Village. This is manifested in the form of beliefs, attitudes, and visible symbols such as settlements and indigenous polishing activities. The results of the analysis showed that the role of the Ancient Rembitan mosque was as a space or container for the people of Rembitan Village in carrying out every process of life, both in the form of physical and cultural activities (polishing).
Status &amp;amp; Analysis of Cyber Security Infrastructure in Current Scenario

Today internet has converted whole world into a global village. Day by day internet is playing an important role in communications. Internet made online transaction of money easy and convenient. Now there is no need to go anywhere for depositing money into bank and paying bills. Online E-commerce is also in its big height due to vast use of internet. Online education has become very easy due to internet. Due to increasing use of internet & its applications cyber security makes an important thing for reducing the harm of cybercrime or unauthorized access. This creates a big problem for online transactions. Immense need for cyber security infrastructure to ensure the developing ICT infrastructure in present day information society neednâ€™t bother with any accentuation. ICT infrastructure is the string through which all basic public infrastructures are woven together. Presence of a reliable cyber security infrastructure is a precondition for all E- administration and E-business activities being taken worlds over. Endeavor is being made in this paper to introduce a preview of this infrastructure, likely patterns and goals that rise up out of this examination in Indian setting.
Introduction

Reconciling protection against hate speech with the safeguarding of fundamental freedoms, particularly freedom of expression, has, historically, posed considerable regulatory challenges. Nevertheless, a number of developments have triggered a new wave of public, political, legal, and academic debates about the questions and conundrums underlying the legal regulation of hate speech. This chapter clarifies that the new globalized hate speech dynamics which have made the nature and scale of the challenges resulting from hate speech become ever more complex and wide-ranging. These dynamics have drawn renewed attention to Article 20(2) of the ICCPR which obliges states to legally prohibit advocacy of national, racial, or religious hatred that constitutes incitement to discrimination, hostility, or violence. The chapter illustrates that some of the dominant approaches to Article 20(2) of the ICCPR adopt a very narrow conception of the Article. These approaches conceive of the Article as a mere limitation clause on the exercise of freedom of expression. The chapter proposes the validity of a different approach by arguing that the Article sets forth an autonomous right to protection from incitement to discrimination, hostility, or violence.
Reading region. Book in the life of contemporaries: results of the IV International Book Forum

In October, 1–2, in Novosibirsk, within the frameworks of the International Festival «Book Siberia», the IV International Book Forum «Reading Region. Book in the life of contemporaries» took place. Basic themes of the discussion were: the state and tendencies of the modern native book market; mechanisms of developing the infrastructure for reading; progress in the country and in the regions; support for child’s and young people’ reading; modern state of book business in foreign countries and etc. The article presents the results of the forum.
The Right to Protection from Incitement to Hatred

The chapter examines, in detail, five internal features that characterize the norm providing protection from incitement to discrimination, hostility, or violence, as codified in Article 20(2) of the ICCPR. These five features are the ‘emotive’ component, the ‘incitement’ component, the tensions between equality and liberty rights of speakers and members of targeted groups, the ‘group identity’ component, and, finally, the ‘religion’ component. The chapter elaborates on the dilemmas of interpretation and implementation generated by these internal features. It illustrates how the minimalist and maximalist approaches to the legal regulation of hate speech perceive these five features differently. Furthermore, they clarify how the libertarian and egalitarian approaches to freedom of expression, as well as the individualist and communitarian approaches to rights, address differently the conundrums created by the five features. This ultimately generates different delineations of the meaning and scope of the norm, and different views on whether or not legalistic constraints on hate speech (or, rather, quasi-legalistic restrictions) are warranted, as well as on the scope and nature of such restrictions.