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Thoreau’s Vulnerable Resistance

Kristen Case “Thoreau’s Vulnerable Resistance” attends to the physical fragilities and emotional grief evinced by Thoreau’s work—traits seldom highlighted in the scholarship. Case reasons that the early canonization of Walden and “Civil Disobedience” first made for the myth of the pioneering, unswerving Thoreau, focusing on his ideals of awakening to higher pursuits in natural settings to the exclusion of all else. Invoking R.W.B. Lewis’ ideas of the “American Adam,” Case refashions and democratizes this patriarchal-colonial ideal in a feminist reading of Thoreau. Offering a different view of the American icon, Case movingly reveals that Horace Mann and Ellery Channing loyally logged natural facts sought by Thoreau while he lay bedridden with his terminal illness. Case uses our understanding of the now disabled and dependent Thoreau to begin reading Walden and “Civil Disobedience” in novel light. What emerges through Case’s revisionist essay is a mature Thoreau imbued by humility and fragility—one perhaps more relevant to our own encounters with loss and crisis.
Infringement Warnings and Scope of the Claims in Non-Infringement Declaratory Proceedings

VMI; with Case note by Yanqi Zhou
An Efficient Parallel Algorithm for Frequent Itemsets Mining Using BitTable on Spark

A variety of techniques have been used to improve the performance of an algorithm in finding frequent item sets, which is one of the important processes to obtain frequent pattern mining. It was found that today’s technology has resulted in an ever-increasing amount of information, which should be analyzed for various benefits. Therefore, efforts have been made to improve the aalgoruthm’s efficiency to accommodate the nature of data stored through the working process of the main internal memory. Efforts have been made to prepare algorithms for the ever-increasing information. This research provided an appropriate data structure of BitTable to help improve the functionality of the algorithms. Moreover, the principle of parallel frequent itemset mining algorithm based on Map-Reduce design was used in this research to assess the performance of algorithms, named as Adaptive Hybrid Parallel Algorithm (AHP). Additionally, to investigate the performance of the AHP Algorithm Using Apache Spark Technology with the type of data that was accumulated during the process of the main internal memory.
Penyusunan Laporan Keuangan Berdasarkan Standar Akuntansi Keuangan Entitas Mikro, Kecil dan Menengah (SAK EMKM) pada Bank Sampah Kalibukbuk Bersih (KALIBER) di Desa Kalibukbuk Kec/Kab Buleleng

From research conducted at the KALIBER Waste Bankit shows that the KALIBER waste bank customers always increase every year, but it is very unfortunate if the KALIBER waste bank has not made financial reports in accordance with SAK-EMKM. So this research was conducted with the aim of compiling Financial Statements Based on Financial Accounting Standards for Micro, Small and Medium Entities (SAK EMKM) at the Clean Kalibukbuk Waste Bank (KALIBER) in Kalibukbuk Village, Buleleng city. The research method is carried out using qualitative methods using data collection techniques through interviews, observations, literature studies, and documentation. From the problems encountered, the solution is to prepare financial statements in accordance with SAK-EMKM by obtaining results on the income statement for July – December 31, 2020 amounting to Rp 2.176.200 and for the balance sheet/financial position report showing the total assets and liabilities of Rp 120.215.525.Keywords: Waste bank, SAK EMKM, financial reports
The Relationship between Psychological Factors, Risk Perception and Social Media on Investment Decision Making

The purpose of this paper is to examine the determinants of investor’s investment decision-making in Indian stock markets. The hypothesized direct and indirect effect of psychological factors (anger, positive mood, fear and stress) and risk perception on investment decision making are based on the Behavioural Economic theory. However, the Cultivation theory is used as the basis to test the moderating effect of social media on investment decision-making. The data for the present quantitative study was collected using online survey questionnaire distributed to stock market investors in India. The samples were collected using convenient and snowballing sampling. The research hypotheses were tested and analysed using Partial Least Squares approach for direct and indirect effect test and Product Indicator approach for moderation analysis. Risk perception found to be significant in mediating the relationships between psychological factors such as anger, positive mood and stress towards stock market investment decisions. However, social media does not moderate the relationships between all the tested psychological factors and stock market investment decisions among Indian investors. The findings are beneficial for the stock market investors to be aware of the effect of positive and negative psychological factors on their judgment on risk perception and investment decision making. Despite the claim that social media might strengthen the effect of psychological factors on investment decision-making, this was found to be insignificant in this research.
THE DESCRIPTION OF CHARACTER VALUES IN ENGLISH LEARNING TOWARDS THE ELEVENTH GRADE STUDENTS OF SMA SARASWATI 1 TABANAN

This research purposed to describe character values in English learning to the eleventh-grade students at SMA Saraswati 1 Tabanan. The subjects of this research were an English teacher and 24 students. The techniques used to collect the data were observation, interview, and documentation. The data obtained were analysed by using qualitative data analysis. The result of this research showed that: (1) Character education was implemented in learning process, (2) Character education in this research was inserted by strategy of micro character development including teaching and learning in the classroom.&#x0D; &#x0D; Key words: Character Education, Implementation, English Learning
INTERFERENSI PENGGUNAAN BAHASA INDONESIA PADA SISWA KELAS VII SEKOLAH MENENGAH PERTAMA NEGERI 1 UBUD TAHUN 2021

The purpose of this study was to determine the factors that cause interference among VII grade students of SMP Negeri 1 Ubud in 2021. The expectation of using Bahasa Indonesia properly and correctly has often been carried out. The use of Bahasa Indonesia among junior high school students, especially VII grade students, found that there were many deviations both inside and outside the classroom. Those deviations were found by the authors when observing during the learning process in class and during breaks outside the classroom. In addition, the results of the interview also showed that interference occurs and the causes of interference. The causes of interference in VII grade students of SMP Negeri 1 Ubud in 2021 were prestigious motives, waning loyalty to Indonesian, bilinguality on students, loss of vocabulary, the need to clarify speech, tendency to use foreign languages ​​and carry over of habits in local languages. This should be overcome by familiarizing and monitoring student communication in Bahasa Indonesia, both in the Bahasa Indonesia language learning process and other fields of study.&#x0D; &#x0D; Key words: Interference, Use of Bahasa Indonesia, VII Grade Students
Error Analysis in the Written Texts of Pre-Service Teachers

The errors in the written texts of eleven (11) BSED English Pre-Service Teachers from a private university in Iloilo City, Philippines, are investigated in this study. The Error Analysis framework of Stephen Pit Corder was chosen to analyze errors of omissions, additions, selections, and misordering, as well as the sources of these errors, both interlingually and intralinguistically. The omission of past tense markers, auxiliary words, plural noun markers, and conjunctions revealed that the sentences were incorrectly structured. Written texts were complex and grammatically inappropriate due to the addition of verbs, plural noun markers, and articles. The inclusion of the present tense, the plural noun marker, articles, and other wordy expressions resulted in the expression's contradictory meaning. Furthermore, the presence of run-on or fused sentences, comma splices, and dangling modifiers resulted in sentence disorder and ambiguous meaning. There are a variety of reasons why English language learners make mistakes when learning a foreign language, one of which is Interlingual source, which occurs when they utilize their first language as a framework and then transform their ideas into English word for word. Intralingual, on the other hand, developed as a result of overgeneralization and the inability to apply rules in specific contexts, preferring simple grammatical combinations to intricate rules. In students' written texts, errors are widespread, indicating issues with writing processes. Pre-service teachers must be proficient in writing; thus, their English teachers must regularly review errors and conduct an intensive intervention session using appropriate instructional techniques to address their writing issues and needs.
What's new?

Early Years EducatorVol. 22, No. 10 EditorialWhat's new?Karen FauxKaren FauxeditorSearch for more papers by this authorKaren FauxPublished Online:23 Apr 2021https://doi.org/10.12968/eyed.2021.22.10.5AboutSectionsView articleView Full TextPDF/EPUB ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack CitationsPermissions ShareShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InEmail View article FiguresReferencesRelatedDetails 2 May 2021Volume 22Issue 10ISSN (print): 1465-931XISSN (online): 2052-4617 Metrics History Published online 23 April 2021 Published in print 2 May 2021 Information© MA Education LimitedPDF download
Human emotion recognition based on block patterns of image and wavelet transform

Nowadays, the facial images, such as facial expression, gestures, and other factors are making them hard to recognize accurately.The main issue of facial recognition is "how to remove such harmful factors?"To extract the facial feature, the facial features need some robustness for the beyond factors [1].Human being normally communicated, either verbally or non-verbally with the world.In both ways of communication, the expression of the face varies with the state of situation [2].
Correction to: Information Security Practice and Experience

The original version of this chapter “Out of Non-linearity: Search Impossible Differentials by the Bitwise Characteristic Matrix” contained the following errors which have been now corrected: (1) In section 2.2, a missing closing parenthesis has been included. (2) In section 3.1, a sentence was missing. (3) In section 3.2, an extra dot has been removed from first display equation. (4) In appendix A, the first 3 matrices which has been written in {\scriptsize}, due to the changes of the pages, we have changed the {\scriptsize} to {\small} for the first 3 matrices, and the other remain the same. The original version of this chapter “Automatic Key Recovery of Feistel Ciphers: Application to SIMON and SIMECK” contained the following error which has been now corrected: In the introduction part, “Crypto 2020” should be “Eurocrypt 2020”.
On Takeuti’s Early View of the Concept of Set

Gaisi Takeuti occasionally talked about the concept of set. Based on these remarks, we can easily see that Takeuti had an original view of the concept of set. However, Takeuti gave no systematic development of his own view of the concept of set in its entirety. In this paper, we try both to put together Takeuti’s remarks on the concept of set, most of which are currently available only in Japanese, and to reconstruct Takeuti’s view of the concept of set in a manner as systematic as possible. In particular, we will take a look at a relatively early period of his career, and we will focus first on Takeuti’s distinction between two concepts of set and second on how a Hilbert-Gentzen finitistic proof-theoretic analysis can clarify one of these concepts of set.
BRIEF OVERVIEW OF DOMESTIC SOFTWARE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF GEOINFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS)

&#x0D; &#x0D; &#x0D; &#x0D; A small analysis of foreign software for the design of geographic information systems (GIS), which is focused on processing, analysis of spatial and attributive information, has been carried out. The following software tools are considered: ZuluGIS 8.0, GIS "InGeo", "Optimum GIS", GIS "PANORAMA", GeoDraw / GeoGraph (GeoDraf / GeoGraph), GeoConstructor.&#x0D; &#x0D; &#x0D; &#x0D;
Optimizing Web Page Ranks Using Query Independent Indexing Algorithm

The field of information retrieval has become very important in recent years due to the interesting challenges of accessing information from the web and the internet, because it is an unlimited source of information. This chapter presents the web information retrieval prototype that outperforms the classical content retrieval by ranking each individual web page instead of ranking the entire website. This improves the results of each web page, and when the user searches for a specific document or content, the results show the most relevant web page instead of the entire website, which may or may not contain the relevant search result. The chapter illustrates the concept of object orientation on the web and performing an analysis of a query independent ranking algorithm on a set of documents whose link structure is represented by a web graph. In this chapter, we have proposed an algorithm that assigns a rank to every document on the web that specifies the quality of that document and the relative level of trust one can have in it and improves the rank of the document on the basis of its relevance.
Pengelompokkan Mahasiswa Akademik Keperwatan Berdasarkan Asal Sekolah dan Nilai Akademik Menggunakan Metode Clustering K-Means

Nursing Academic of Karya Bakti Husada (AKPER KBH) Bantul is one of the academics that opened the 2000 department. Based on an interview with the Director of AKPER KBH, the registration requirements to become a student of the Academy are currently graduates from all majors and all high schools. AKPER KBH has not analyzed student data whether there is a relationship between high school history and passing grades of GPA as an evaluation material in the learning process, although at this time with the variation of new students causing difficulty in learning difficult compared to before, while GPA achievement is very important in finding job after graduation. The purpose of this study is to classify academic data of AKPER students based on data on school origin, GPA scores, and Medical Surgical Nursing II (KMB II), Mental Nursing II (Kep Jiwa II), Child Nursing II (Kep Anak II), Maternity Nursing II (Kep Maternitas II), and Medical Surgical Nursing ( KMB V). The stages in this study include data collection, data search, data selection, data transformation, data grouping using the K-Means method and knowledge representation, the test used in this study is the purity test. From the experiments conducted, the accuracy value is 0.924 with the number of clusters 3
What is data-driven learning?

This chapter begins with a brief overview of the history of data-driven learning (DDL) from the late 1960s to the present, including information on the types of corpora used with learners and the successes and problems reported by researchers on its use in areas such as the learning of vocabulary, grammar and languages for specific purposes. This is followed by an illustration of the type of data which can be obtained from written and spoken corpora in a DDL approach. Only easily accessible corpora are included. The relationship between DDL and second language acquisition is then explored, asking questions such as: Are concordances comprehensible input? Does DDL facilitate the application of the idiom principle in language learning? How important is frequency? Finally, the changes in pedagogy which a DDL approach implies are discussed, including the changing roles of teacher and learner, native speaker intuition and the nonnative speaker teacher’s role and variation and non-standard language. In a brief look to the future, the potential for wider adoption of DDL is assessed.
OVERVIEW OF BEHAVIORAL ANALYTICS SYSTEMS FOR INFORMATION PROTECTION

Methods of behavioral analysis came into business and management practice from psychology, and in recent years have found application in the protection of information infrastructure. Behavioral analysis technologies have been developed and implemented in the form of information security software abroad; now they are all actively used by Russian companies to detect and respond to information security threats. User and Software Entity Behavior Analysis (UEBA) automatically detects suspicious user activity or other events in the protected information infrastructure that indicate the risk of a threat being implemented in order to promptly suppress such threats. An analytical review of specific implementations of UEBA technology for solving information security problems has been performed.
ESL Teachers Classroom Practices and Beliefs in Malaysian Classroom Context

This study assessed the ideologies and actual classroom and pedagogical practices of teachers. It explored the classroom talk and ideological stance of Malaysian English teachers. The findings of the study revealed there were discrepancy of ideologies and practices among the teachers. Although the divergence can be associated as a reaction to the natural occurrences of classroom context where teachers need to accommodate to the needs of the classroom, the divergence suggests teacher training should be strengthen and greater awareness should be given to avoid greater divergence between ideologies and its actual implementation. Even though the small sample of teachers involved in this study limits generalization of the findings to similar contexts, it still enables to gain an understanding into the factors that differentiate the teachers' classroom ideologies and practices. The purpose of assessing the classroom ideologies and practices teachers is not to determine the best practice or compare the teachers but to understand to what extend the training and experience of a teacher can influence their pedagogical decision that further impact the teaching and learning process.
ADR Briefs

Alternatives to the High Cost of LitigationVolume 39, Issue 8 p. 122-136 ADR Briefs ADR Briefs Mylene Chan, Mylene ChanSearch for more papers by this authorRuss Bleemer, Russ BleemerSearch for more papers by this author Mylene Chan, Mylene ChanSearch for more papers by this authorRuss Bleemer, Russ BleemerSearch for more papers by this author First published: 28 August 2021 https://doi.org/10.1002/alt.21907Read the full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Volume39, Issue8September 2021Pages 122-136 RelatedInformation
Pupils’ Perceptions on Token Economy in ESL Classroom

The token economy is a behaviour modification technique which is originated by the principles of operant conditioning found by B.F. Skinner (1938). This case study is done to study pupils’ perspective towards token economy in an ESL classroom. The researcher who is a teacher who are currently teaching in a Malaysian government school selected her pupils as the respondents for this research. The token economy approach that is emphasised in this research is used to solve the issues during speaking lessons in an ESL classroom. This is a quantitative study where the data collected through this survey is analysed and studied using descriptive statistics. The results showed that token economy system able to get pupils motivated to learn and use the target language. The most common form of token economy is the physical reinforcers which is believed to be the most effective form of reinforcement for learning engagement in Malaysian ESL classroom.
Notes on Thoreau, Carlyle, and Nordic Echoes

Bergur Þorgeirsson’s “Notes on Thoreau, Carlyle and Nordic Echoes” explores the influences of Icelandic literature on Thoreau, focusing on how he found inspiration in the thirteenth-century works of Icelandic writer Snorri Sturlusson (1179-1241 CE). Þorgeirsson contextualizes why Old Norse literature and history held such sway over the likes of Emerson, Thoreau and Carlyle: it offered captivating accounts from what until recently had been the periphery of the world. Leif Eriksson’s landing in Vinland also provided somewhat of a quasi-Protestant counterpoint to the later Columbus landing, widely celebrated by Catholics as preceding the Puritan exodus out of England. More generally, Old Norse literature and especially the works of Snorri offered accounts of the virtues of freedom-loving, self-reliant, courageous and roaming characters, in many ways reflecting how Thoreau and many of his Transcendentalist friends wished to see themselves.
Judicial answers to cyber intimidation and sexting

The availability and usage of social networking sites provide both possibilities and dangers for their young users, depending on their circumstances. Using the examples of (cyber)bullying and sexting, this essay examines the relevance of the existing legal framework to these two kinds of (possibly harmful) behaviour that are increasingly happening amongst peers in the social networking environment. It includes a mapping of applicable legislative provisions at the European and national levels, an analysis of the Terms of Service of the largest social networking provider, Facebook, as well as an overview and assessment of self-regulatory initiatives taken by the industry in this area in Europe, among other things. Overall, the aim is to establish a number of components for a complete plan to make certain that the dangers of (cyber)bullying and sexting are addressed in a way that empowers young users.
Information leakage from robust codes protecting cryptographic primitives

Cryptographic hardware primitives are subject to fault injection attacks. Security-oriented codes are considered the most powerful technique for detecting such attacks. They provide (probabilistic) guarantees for the detection of maliciously injected faults even under the assumption of a sophisticated attacker with access to powerful equipment. In this chapter, we revisit the earlier finding that error-detection infrastructure may increase the undesired information leakage. It is shown that the probability of an attack to be undetected by the best robust codes known today is exponentially smaller than the entropy loss due to information leak from the checker. This means that an attack will be detected far before the attacker can acquire significant information. The analysis is constrictive; given a bound for acceptable information leakage, it allows the designer to easily choose the number of redundant bits required to detect the attack before this bound is reached.