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LANGUAGE ATTITUDE OF INDONESIAN FOOTBALL FANS ON INSTAGRAM

The football phenomenon in Indonesia always becomes a hot issue. Indonesians football fans play a big role in the popularity of their football team. The use of social media like Instagram gives them a chance to show their loyalty to their favorite team. The language attitude of Indonesia football fans on Instagram has become an interesting topic to be discussed. This research is aimed to identify the meaning of the language used by Indonesian football fans on Instagram. The discussion of the research includes; (1) Term of Indonesia football used, (2) Social-culture context on Instagram, (3) The meaning of language attitude by Indonesian football. This research used descriptive qualitative as the approach based on the data documentation on Instagram comments done by the researcher. The analysis of the comment by Indonesian football fans is limited on the @liga1match account post. The data is analyzed through three activities; data reduction, data display, and verification. This research found, (1)There are three types of football terms. (2) There are four aspects of social culture. (3) There are football fans with positive &amp; negative language attitudes. The finding of the research can help to gain the conclusion that this condition is due to the factor of solidarity (supporting the club) and rivalry. Keywords: Language attitude, Indonesian football fans, sociolinguistic
Dishing up Distinction: Language Materiality and Multimodal Coherence in Elite Foodways

This paper arises as part of a discourse-focused commodity chain analysis of elite foodways in the international airline industry. At the center of this critical intervention sits the business class airline meal as an epitomic manifestation of contemporary class privilege. As both a fraught social hieroglyphic and a complex semiotic assemblage, “premium” airline dining is articulated across different sites and through a range of different communicative practices and modes. With this in mind, we examine the language materiality of plateware (crockery), flatware (cutlery), glassware, and other tableware used for staging and promoting airline meal services. The specific object of our analysis is the transmodal interplay between words and things which helps generate both the cohesion and coherence of meals. This kind of textual unity and “inter-semiotic harmony” is key for the performative production of order which is, in turn, central to the classist production of distinction and (elite) status.
Analisis 1D – 2D Genangan Banjir pada Kawasan Perumahan Baturaja Permai, Kecamatan Baturaja Timur

Flooding is a problem that is often found in cities, especially in the rural areas of Baturaja Permai. When it rains, the quantity of river water exceeds its capacity or becomes too much, and there will be inundation caused by overflowing rivers. Factors of natural events such as high rainfall intensity cause flooding, coupled with factors from human activities. This study aims to investigate flood characteristics by developing an integrated model between hydrology and hydraulics. The development of this flood model is based on the hydrological model of runoff using the synthetic unit hydrograph method Soil Conservation Service (SCS), a one-dimensional (1D) hydraulic model for water flow propagation in macro drainage systems, and two dimensions (2D) for calculations if the river flow exceeds the existing capacity so that it experiences water propagation in the inundation area using the HEC-RAS software. To model the flood inundation it is required data Digital Elevation Model (DEM) was obtained by measuring the height of the land using a Total Station (TS) measuring instrument and analyzed using ArcMap software. The calculation of direct runoff is designed for a 5-year return period. The simulation results indicate that the Baturaja Permai area is an area that is prone to flooding with inundation depth of 0.558 m - 4.692 m and a peak runoff discharge of 15.6 m³/s at a 5-year return period.
Unreferenced English articles’ translation quality-oriented automatic evaluation technology using sparse autoencoder under the background of deep learning

Currently, both manual and automatic evaluation technology can evaluate the translation quality of unreferenced English articles, playing a particular role in detecting translation results. Still, their deficiency is the lack of a close or noticeable relationship between evaluation time and evaluation theory. Thereupon, to realize the automatic Translation Quality Assessment (TQA) of unreferenced English articles, this paper proposes an automatic TQA model based on Sparse AutoEncoder (SAE) under the background of Deep Learning (DL). Meanwhile, the DL-based information extraction method employs AutoEncoder (AE) in the bilingual words’ unsupervised learning stage to reconstruct the translation language vector features. Then, it imports the translation information of unreferenced English articles into Bilingual words and optimizes the extraction effect of language vector features. Meantime, the translation language vector feature is introduced into the automatic DL-based TQA. The experimental findings corroborate that when the number of sentences increases, the number of actual translation errors and the evaluation scores of the proposed model increase, but the Bilingual Evaluation Understudy (BLEU) score is not significantly affected. When the number of sentences increases from 1,000 to 6,000, the BLEU increases from 96 to 98, which shows that the proposed model has good performance. Finally, the proposed model can realize the high-precision TQA of unreferenced English articles.
Distribution of Verbs Prefixed {N-} in Bahasa on VII Grade Indonesian Language Textbooks

This research is conducted to determine the various categories of word classes forming inflectional and derivational verbs. This study also aims to determine the productivity of inflectional and derivational verbs with the distribution of verbs with prefix {N-}. The research was conducted using a descriptive qualitative method based on the existing Indonesian Textbooks for VII Grade. The instrument in this study uses techniques and models in the analysis of morphological units in morphological studies. The data collection technique was used with free listening, speaking, and note-taking techniques. Data analysis was carried out after the data had been collected by formulating by ordinary words which included also describing the process of processing verbs and the results of obtaining verb formations; and making formulations using signs or symbols. It was revealed that two types of verbs were found, namely inflectional verbs and derivational verbs. Inflectional verbs came from word formations categorized as verbs and there was no word categorical change. Derivational verbs came from word formations that caused categorical changes to word classes, found one the category of forming derivational verbs, and inflectional verbs are more productive than derivational verbs in the Indonesian textbooks studied.
Edsger W. Dijkstra:Biographical Information

chapter Share on Edsger W. Dijkstra:Biographical Information Author: Krzysztof R. Apt View Profile Authors Info & Claims Edsger Wybe Dijkstra: His Life,Work, and LegacyJuly 2022 Pages 521–530https://doi.org/10.1145/3544585.3544618Published:13 July 2022Publication History 0citation1DownloadsMetricsTotal Citations0Total Downloads1Last 12 Months1Last 6 weeks1 Get Citation AlertsNew Citation Alert added!This alert has been successfully added and will be sent to:You will be notified whenever a record that you have chosen has been cited.To manage your alert preferences, click on the button below.Manage my Alerts New Citation Alert!Please log in to your account Save to BinderSave to BinderCreate a New BinderNameCancelCreateExport CitationPublisher SiteGet Access
Padlet Application-Based Media on Many Facets Building Materials:

This research is motivated by the needs of educators at SD Negeri Kepuh Kiriman 1 where educators need distance learning media that can group learners' answers and not make educator storage memory full quickly. The purpose of this development research is to describe the development process. This study uses a type of Reseacrh and Development (R&amp;D) research. This development research is adapted from the ADDIE development model (Analize, Design, Develop, Implementation, and Evaluation), but is limited to the development stage. Data collection methods use documentation and questionnaires. The data analysis techniques used in this study use descriptive analysis to describe quantitative processes and analysis to determine product feasibility. The results showed that the product was developed through three stages, namely the Analysis stage (it takes a virtual distance learning media without a virtual face-to-face that can provide a concrete picture for class IV learners), Design (in the form of an initial framework in which it contains the content and content of Padlet digital learning media), Development (in the form of products resulting from the development of padlet application-based learning media on many facets of building materials).
Screening p-Hackers

We show that adding noise to data before making data public is effective at screening p-hacked findings: spurious explanations of the outcome variable produced by attempting multiple econometric specifications. Noise creates "baits'' that affect two types of researchers differently. Uninformed p-hackers who engage in data mining with no prior information about the true causal mechanism often fall for baits and report verifiably wrong results when evaluated with the original data. But informed researchers who start with an ex-ante hypothesis about the causal mechanism before seeing any data are minimally affected by noise. We characterize the optimal level of dissemination noise and highlight the relevant trade-offs in a simple theoretical model. Dissemination noise is a tool that statistical agencies (e.g., the US Census Bureau) currently use to protect privacy, and we show this existing practice can be repurposed to improve research credibility.
Open Source Initiatives in Public Libraries in Sri Lanka: Study of Expert’s Perception

Libraries gradually integrate technology into library operations to provide an effective service. In this process, Open Source Software (OSS) is a great solution public libraries initiate with existing limited resources. This paper attempts to present an account on major open source initiatives of the public libraries of Sri Lanka, factors affecting the popularity of some OSS, and challenges faced in moving to and adopting OSS by public libraries of Sri Lanka. The study was based on the qualitative research method, and an expert sampling technique was employed. Five national level experts in library technology were identified based on a predefined set of criteria. The findings revealed that 10.7% of public libraries in Sri Lanka have currently automated their functions. Koha Integrated Library Management System (ILMS) is the main OSS used in public library automation during the last ten years from 2011-2021. The study identified factors motivating public libraries to adopt some OSS, mainly Koha ILMS, such as advanced features and functions of Koha, lower funding requirement, its compliance with many international standards, availability of subject experts, Unicode compatibility, high system quality, high user friendliness, and integrating Koha ILMS into the LIS courses. The main challenge faced by public libraries in adopting OSS was the lack of technical knowledge for installation and maintenance, which makes them depending on external sources in implementing open source initiatives. The study suggested the need for a proper national or regional level mechanism to provide continuous support for public libraries in Sri Lanka in technological developments.
Fundamentals of a Psychosynthetic Literary Analysis Approach and Applying it to an Italian Poem Giovanni Papini: C’è un canto dentro di me

This is the third of three related articles. The first one (Tóth-Izsó &amp; Lombard, 2022a) presents the two authors’ English translations of the Italian poem indicated in the title and compares them depending on the translators’ experiences before and during the translation. It is also shown how the resultant translations are determined both by the salient features of the source text and by the individual readings of the source text by the translators. The second one (Tóth-Izsó &amp; Lombard, 2022b) presents deconstructionist literary analyses of these translations and thus demonstrates how the two authors interpreted their own translations – and also the Italian original – in the deconstructionist analysis frame. This third article describes the fundamentals of a proposed psychosynthetic literary analysis methodology with illustrative examples. The basic idea is that the proposed analysis (including the study of translations) should be based on continuously interacting and partly independent self-centers – so called subpersonalities – of the author or characters in the analyzed piece as the objects of analysis. In Assagioli’s psychosynthesis the Self is a distinguished permanent center, which is above and unaffected by the flow of the mind-stream. The analysis levels of (I) personal, (II) transpersonal and (III) global psychosynthesis were identified, and to each of these levels further specific guidelines are provided. This approach is proposed because a common feature of all other existing systems is that they cannot satisfactorily grasp and interpret such psychic phenomena as interacting parts within one psyche or the so-called “peak experiences.” The aim is to widen the scope of already available approaches. Having reviewed a significant, but still limited part of the Italian, British/American English, and Hungarian polite literature, it was found that in the case of a surprisingly large portion of these about a hundred studied pieces it was possible to analyze them successfully by the proposed approach. Finally, the author compares the results of her psychosynthetic and deconstructionist analyses. In conclusion, an outline is given about the possibilities and limitations of the proposed psychosynthetic literary criticism approach.
Las tecnologías digitales al servicio del diseño universal para el aprendizaje

Technology has uses for a wide range of services, including education, being analyzed by different theoretical models in its application to educational environments. Used from a pedagogical approach, technology must favor the learning of all students based on digital accessibility standards. Accessibility in learning is based on the three principles of UDL (representation, implication and action and expression), principles for which technology provides varied and multiple resources and possible actions, both specifically for each principle and in an integrated way to the three. Technology also allows the design of digital and accessible educational content by configuring parameters alluding to the content itself and its format, with support references to do so and application examples in some educational institutions that have used the UDL approach to design resources. open educational. Given that the use of technology in education also involves associated risks, we must be aware of them in order to avoid them or compensate them in favor of the inclusion of all students.
Perancangan Aplikasi Sistem Survei Karyawan di PT Uni-Charm Indonesia Berbasis Web

The Web-Based Employee Survey Information System at PT Uni Charm Indonesia can be used as a solution in filling out employee surveys at PT Uni Charm Indonesia. The problem faced by PT. Unicharm in carrying out the annual survey is that the HR management division finds it difficult to recap survey data because it is still being done manually by means of HRD distributing the questionnaire to employees in the form of hardcopy or print out surveys. With this information system, it is easier for employees to fill out survey forms and companies in processing reports on the results of the survey. In this study, discusses how to design a web-based employee survey system application at PT Uni Charm Indonesia. The system development methodology used is the Waterfall Model System Development Life Cycle (SDLC), which includes the stages of System Analysis, Design, Coding, and System Testing. The system used uses the PHP programming language, the database server uses phpMyAdmin. The results achieved from this research is a web-based employee survey information system information system. With this employee survey system, HRD can assist in the process of carrying out annual employee surveys and make it easier for employees to fill out surveys so as to minimize paper usage as well as a more efficient data storage system and accurate survey results processing.
Implementation of Information Technology, Opportunity, and Tendency of Fraud

The research investigates the impact of fraud in Indonesian public sector by using information technology phenomenon. The study investigates the impact of information technology on the tendency of fraud through mediation to construct an opportunity. Based on the logical thinking of information technology provides capabilities for companies that could potentially open up an opportunity for fraud perpetrators to commit fraud. Therefore, the first test of the research examines the effect of information technology to construct an opportunity. The second test, the research explores the information technology that influence the tendency of fraud without mediation to construct an opportunity. The research uses a group of 58 person who experienced in finance and procurement departments using the judgment sampling method. Partial Least Squares was used to analyze the data. The findings indicate that the existence of information technology within an agency to provide the benefits of information technology capability that was conceived as a media and, therefore, information technology capability will also be able to provide a loophole for fraud perpetrators to do fraud.
HIGH FLUORESCENCE LYMPHOCYTE COUNT AS AN EARLY PREDICTOR OF SEVERE THROMBOCYTOPENIA IN DENGUE INFECTION

Objective: Dengue infection (DI) is the most common arthropod-borne viral disease with symptoms ranging from mild flu like illness to fatal hemorrhagic fever. Thrombocytopenia is one of the common manifestations of dengue which can lead to life threatening bleeding. Currently, there is no validated test available that can predict the severity of thrombocytopenia in a dengue patient. Dengue has been well associated with presence of high fluorescence lymphocytes in the peripheral blood. High fluorescence lymphocyte count (HFLC) is a parameter generated at no extra cost when an automated complete blood count (CBC) is performed on Sysmex XN-1000 automated hematology analyzer. We aim to assess the significance and correlation of the HFLC with thrombocytopenia during the course of dengue infection especially during day 1 to 5 of the infection. Material and Methods: This is a cross sectional study and was conducted at Chughtai Institute of Pathology from August 2021 to October 2021. Total 312 patients, both males and females, who had NS1 positive confirmed dengue infection were included in the study. Their platelet count and HFLC were noted at the time of diagnosis using Sysmex XN-1000. Follow up CBC were analyzed for next 5 days to observe the severity of thrombocytopenia. Results: There is significant negative correlation between absolute HFLC and platelet count on day one to five of the infection. On receiver operator characteristic curve analysis, we found that HFLC &lt; 0.5 x103/µL had 60% sensitivity and 71.8% specificity for severe thrombocytopenia (platelet count less than 50 x 103/µL on day 5 of the infection. Conclusion: HFLC is a negative predictive factor for severe thrombocytopenia and therefore can be used as an early predictor of disease progression. Key Words: Dengue infection, NS1 antigen, High fluorescence lymphocyte count, Thrombocytopenia, Automated hematology analyzer.
PARENTS' KNOWLEDGE WITH PERMANENT FIRST MOLLAR CARRIES IN STUDENTS

The first permanent molars are the first teeth to erupt at the age of 6-7 years. The first permanent molars function to chew, pound and grind food because they have a wide chewing surface with many protrusions and indentations, making them the teeth most at risk for caries. The incidence of caries in the first molar, especially in the mandible, is a tooth that has a high prevalence of extraction and most of it is caused by caries, and the discipline of children in maintaining their teeth is still lacking. good food retention. Most parents do not know that these teeth are porous, and assume that there will be more replacement teeth, even though these teeth are permanent teeth and will not be replaced again. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between parental knowledge and caries of the first permanent molars in children. The research method used descriptive non-experimental with a cross sectional design. The population of grade 3 school children at SDN Barutunggul IV, Rancabali District, Bandung Regency with a total sample of 52 people. The data were analyzed using the SPSS Version 21 application with the Chi-Square statistical test method. The results showed that most of the respondents had a level of knowledge about caries in the first permanent molars which were included in the sufficient and less categories (85%). Most of the respondents had experience of caries in the first permanent molars with moderate and poor criteria (94%). The results of the analysis showed that there was a relationship between parental knowledge and caries of the first permanent molars with a p-value of 0.001 indicating a significant correlation.
Blockchain Solution for Securing Fog-Computing Communications in IoT Applications

IoT is currently experiencing a high rate of global expansion and adoption, which raises many security issues. Identifying viable and applicable solutions to a large and diverse number of devices that need to communicate securely is an issue that needs to be addressed. The protocols, currently used to secure communications, have not been designed for devices with limited resources or for direct communication between network nodes. The paper proposes a secure handshake protocol for use on a distributed blockchain technology and fog-computing architecture for the IoT environment. This solution uses emerging technologies to ensure the security of communications in IoT environments at lower complexity, lower power consumption and lower costs compared to existing solutions on the market.
Application of High-Order Questions as an Objective Assessment Tool During Distance Learning

The article discusses the impact of the pandemic on the quality of knowledge and the psychological state of students studying at the CIS accredited international Nazarbayev Intellectual School in UstKamenogorsk. The analysis was carried out on the example of biology, physics, and English in grade11. It was found that in the online learning environment, the principles of academic honesty on the partof students are not fully observed. For more honest results, it is necessary to use specialized programsthat block the desktop and limit time, etc. During the pandemic, the time allocated to each subject formastering the curriculum was halved, but the program itself was not reduced. These facts led to an aggravation of the psychological state of the students. It was found that during the pandemic, referrals to aschool psychologist increased by an average of 9%. The main problems on the part of the students arethe lack of live communication, family conflicts, and withdrawal. Most students have a problem withtime management. According to the research conducted, student activity falls from 40% to 24% duringoffline learning to 16% during online learning. The students’ mood is also reduced by 4%.Key words: pandemic, high-order questions, open-ended questions, online learning, stress resistance, academic integrity, communication skills.