bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
FARIA E SOUSA, A FORTUNA E O DISCURSO INCRIMINATÓRIO
Authors: Nishihata Mauricio Massahiro
Published: November 2021

Na década de 1640, Manuel de Faria e Sousa (1590-1649) compôs a sua Fortuna (...), relato de vida em que o escritor narra em primeira pessoa a sua corrente de trabalhos, estribado na condição de secretário de notáveis senhores da corte de Filipe IV. Nela, o letrado português apronta uma defesa de conduta que, ao mesmo tempo, desata numa contundente acusação contra Manuel de Moura Corte Real, embaixador de Espanha em Roma, a quem o escritor atribui a autoria de uma série de delitos e torpezas contra o bem comum. O presente texto visa a estudar parte dos recursos retóricos aplicados no papel seiscentista, na exposição dos supostos crimes cometidos pelo aristocrata luso-espanhol.
ENTRE DENÚNCIAS E DISPUTAS: AS NOTÍCIAS E OS TEXTOS LITERÁRIOS SOBRE/DO AMAPÁ EM JORNAIS OITOCENTISTAS
Authors: Castro Valdiney Valente Lobato de
Published: November 2021

Durante a segunda metade do século XIX, a distância geográfica do Amapá, em relação aos principais centros urbanos, produzia uma imagem de terra remota, inóspita e exótica, que se propagou por muitos anos. No entanto, essa história da região pode ser recomposta por meio dos jornais brasileiros oitocentistas, capazes de auxiliar a desvendar a compreensão acerca da história da região e das produções literárias escritas sobre ou nas terras amapaenses, que, à época, pertenciam ao Grão-Pará. Repousa nesse intuito o objetivo deste artigo: analisar, a partir de publicações, principalmente literárias, saídas nos jornais oitocentistas, como se desenhou, de 1850 a 1900, a imagem do Amapá. Para tanto, foram coligidas publicações de textos literários e notas relativas ao desenvolvimento da população, as quais podem ajudar também a compor um cenário sobre a circulação da literatura. Assim, a partir da pesquisa, será possível relacionar a evolução da identidade da sociedade com as produções literárias saídas nos jornais, bem como ampliar o entendimento sobre a relação que o Amapá, no Oitocentos, mantinha com os demais estados do país por meio da circulação dos impressos.
SILÊNCIO E TRANSGRESSÃO NO CONTO DE CONCEIÇÃO EVARISTO, “MACABÉA, FLOR DE MULUNGU”
Authors: Côrtes Cristiane
Published: November 2021

O artigo em questão pretende discutir questões relacionadas ao silêncio e silenciamento das identidades pertencentes a grupos não hegemônicos da sociedade para a compreensão da capacidade de subversão que a palavra literária pode alcançar no que diz respeito à manutenção ou reversão dos estereótipos ligados a essas identidades. Assim, partiremos da leitura do conto de Conceição Evaristo, “Macabéa, flor de Mulungu” e do romance de Clarice Lispector, A hora da estrela para evidenciar o que denominamos poéticas do silêncio ora como negação, nos processos de silenciamento, e ora como transgressão, num gesto de denúncia.
A MULHER E O SAGUIM: A RUPTURA DO COTIDIANO NO ENCONTRO COM ANIMAIS EM CLARICE LISPECTOR
Authors: Sandroni Tânia
Published: November 2021

Em vários contos clariceanos, a estrutura básica do enredo se configura com o encontro da protagonista, em geral uma mulher de classe média, com um outro que lhe causa estranhamento. Muitas vezes, trata-se de um animal. Esse encontro inesperado provoca, na personagem, questionamentos em relação à sua vida. Neste trabalho, será apresentada uma leitura do conto “Uma tarde plena”, que tem origem em uma crônica publicada na seção “Entre mulheres”, produzida pela escritora sob a máscara de Tereza Quadros no jornal Comício em 1952. Pretende-se avaliar como a presença de um saguim no meio de transporte abala, ainda que momentaneamente, a vida domesticada da protagonista; objetiva-se, também, identificar traços da sociedade patriarcal na narrativa e no comportamento da mulher.
Library Information Center: Experience with Special Children and Their Parents
Authors:   Information and library center of Yukarychirchik region Tashkent region, Abdukarimova Dilbar
Published: November 2021

The article talks about the work with disabled children, which has been conducted for more than twenty years, about the forms of library services for disabled children at home. About the events that are held for the moral and spiritual support of both children and their parents.
Financial marketing as a tool for customer loyalty in national banking
Authors: Vasquez Mario , Naranjo Edith
Published: November 2021

This research studies financial marketing as a tool for customer loyalty in national banking, conducting a bibliographic review that reveals the importance of these elements, since its main purpose is to propose strategies that allow not only the positioning of the brands, but to attract customers to offer the multiple services that a bank can offer. The results support the facts and allowed the verification of the hypothesis, highlighting that financial marketing is known andapplied by most banking institutions and that this marketing is centralized to launch general strategies applicable throughout the Ecuadorian territory, loyalty is managed by the same departments as they go hand in hand with customer service, services offered, benefits, among other motivations.

Keywords: Marketing, Financial Marketing, Loyalty, Clients, National Banking.

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Pengaruh Motivasi Ekstrinsik dan Komunikasi terhadap Loyalitas Karyawan dengan Komitmen Organisasi sebagai Variabel Mediasi pada CV Twin Setia Yogyakarta
Authors: Sari Novita , Prayekti Prayekti
Published: November 2021

This study aims to determine the effect of extrinsic motivation and communication on employee loyalty with organizational commitment as intervening variables. This type of research is quantitative research. The population is all employees at CV TWIN SETIA, Sewon Subdistrict, Panggungharjo, Sewon, Bantul, Yogyakarta. The sample is 44 samples or 44 respondents. Sampling techniques use saturated sampling techniques. The data collection method in this study was a questionnaire distributed to all employees of the CV TWIN SETIA. The data analysis techniques used multiple descriptive analysis, classic assumption test, linear regression, t test (partial), and coefficients of determination (R2). The results of this study showed that the influence of extrinsic motivation and communication on employee loyalty with organizational commitment as an insignificant variable mediating, communication had a significant positive effect on organizational commitment, and extrinsic motivation had a significant positive effect on employee loyalty. 

Keywords: Extrinsic Motivation, Comunication, Organizational Commitment, Employee Loyalty
HEMŞİRELİK DÖRDÜNCÜ SINIF ÖĞRENCİLERİNE VERİLEN AİLE PLANLAMA VE CİNSEL EĞİTİM DERSİNİN ÖĞRENCİLERİN CİNSEL EĞİTİME YÖNELİK TUTUMLARI VE KADINA İLİŞKİN “NAMUS” ANLAYIŞI İLE İLGİLİ TUTUMLARI ÜZERİNE ETKİSİNİN DEĞERLENDİRİLMESİ: YARI DENEYSEL ÇALIŞMA
Authors: TURAN Fatma Dilek
Published: November 2021

Hemşirelik öğrencilerine verilen “Aile Planlama ve Cinsel Eğitim” dersinin, öğrencilerin cinsel eğitim ve kadına ilişkin “namus” anlayışına yönelik tutumlarına etkisinin değerlendirildiği araştırma, yarı-deneysel türdedir. Ekim 2020-Şubat 2021 tarihleri arasında yapılmıştır. Aksaray Üniversitesi Hemşirelik bölümünde eğitim görüp “Aile Planlama ve Cinsel Eğitim” dersini alan öğrenciler eğitim grubunu, aynı sınıfta olan ancak dersi almayan öğrenciler kontrol grubunu oluşturmuştur. Her iki grupta ön-test ölçümleri “Öğrenci Tanıtım Formu”, “Cinsel Eğitime Yönelik Tutum Ölçeği” ve “Kadına İlişkin Namus Anlayışı Tutum Ölçeği” ile yapılmıştır. Ön-testin ardından eğitim grubu 14 hafta boyunca “Aile Planlama ve Cinsel Eğitim” dersini alırken, kontrol grubuna eğitim verilmemiştir. Dersin tamamlanmasından hemen sonra her iki gruba son-test yapılmıştır. Ön-test, son-test ölçümleri her iki gruba eş-zamanlı ve aynı ölçüm araçlarıyla uygulanmıştır. Ön-testlerde gruplararası anlamlı fark bulunmazken, son-testlerde eğitim grubunun ölçek puan ortalamaları, kontrol grubununkinden anlamlı ölçüde yüksek bulunmuştur (p = 0.000). “Aile Planlama ve Cinsel Eğitim” dersi öğrencilerin cinsel eğitime ve kadına ilişkin namus anlayışına yönelik tutumlarını yükseltmede etkindir.
REPTILE DIVERSITY IN BERALIYA MUKALANA PROPOSED FOREST RESERVE, GALLE DISTRICT, SRI LANKA
Authors: Karunarathna D.M.S. Suranjan , Amarasinghe A.A. Thasun ,   Departemen Biologi, Fakultas Matematika dan Ilmu Pengetahuan Alam, Universitas Indonesia, Kampus UI, Depok, 16424, Indonesia
Published: November 2021

Beraliya Mukalana Proposed Forest Reserve (BMPFR) is a fragmented lowland rainforest patch in Galle District, Sri Lanka. During our two-year survey we recorded a total of 66 species of reptile (28 Lizards, 36 Snakes and 2 Tortoises), which represents 31.4 % of the total Sri Lankan reptile fauna. Thirty-five of the species are endemic to Sri Lanka. Of the recorded 66 species, 1 species is Critically Endangered, 3 are Endangered, 6 are Vulnerable, 14 are Near-threatened and 4 are Data-deficient. This important forest area is threatened by harmful anthropogenic activities such as illegal logging, use of chemicals and land-fill. Environmental conservationists are urged to focus attention on this Wet-zone forest.
A REVIEW OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF BATS IN SOUTHWESTERN REGION OF DECCAN, MAHARASHTRA - INDIA AND CONSERVATION RECOMMENDATIONS
Authors: Gaikwad Mahesh C. , Narwade Sujit S. , Fartade Kamlakar M. , Korad Vishakha S.
Published: November 2021

In present survey carried out in the South-West region of Maharashtra, India, 11 bat species were reported from the study area. The area comprised four districts of Maharashtra namely Pune, Satara, Solapur and Osmanabad. It was also found that all the bat species mentioned in this paper are much more widely distributed than was previously recorded and populations occur in areas for which only single or scattered records were previously available. Conversion of habitats of bats for various purposes by humans was found as one of the important threats to bats in region.
GASTROINTESTINAL PARASITES OF CAPTIVE PRIMATES IN THE NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS OF SRI LANKA
Authors: Gunasekera Umanga C. , Wickramasinghe Susiji , Wijesinghe Ganga , Rajapakse R.P.V.J.
Published: November 2021

Fifteen species of primates from different geographic areas are living in captivity at the National Zoological Gardens of Sri Lanka. As a result of limited space in the Zoo and ever increasing visitors, there is a possibility to increase the incidence of human animal contact. Therefore, it is important to identify potential parasitic infections that can be transferred from humans to animals and vise versa. In the present study, the primates were investigated for the gastrointestinal parasites. Total of 85 fecal samples were collected from all the species and examined for the presence of helminthes and protozoa. Balantidium sp., Entamoeba coli, Giardia sp., Blastocystis sp. and coccidial oocytes including Cryptosporidium sp. oocysts were identified. Furthermore, Nematodes and Cestodes were also recorded.
Xenopeltis unicolor Boie, 1827 predation upon Sphenomorphus sp.
Authors: Martins Bruno H. , Rosa Gonçalo M.
Published: November 2021

Xenopeltis is a genus of non-venomous snakes characterized by its iridescent, highly polished scales which give to the species the common name “sunbeam snake”. Currently, two species are recognized. Xenopeltis unicolor Boie, 1827 is found in Southeast Asia and some regions of Indonesia occupying a variety of habitats from primary to secondary forests, agricultural and settled areas from elevations up to 1402 m. Being nocturnal and subfossorial, this species inhabits burrows excavated by small mammals and crevices within limestones, spending large amounts of time underground on the leaf litter. Pre-maxillary teeth are found in the aglyphous dentition of X. unicolor enabling a varied diet that consists primarily of frogs, lizards (particularly skinks), small mammals (such as rodents), birds and even other snakes.
Three tick species parasitizing a rock python in Sri Lanka
Authors: Fernando T.S.P. , Fernando H.K.A.V.A. Kulasena
Published: November 2021

Parasitism is a relationship where one of the parties (the parasite) either harms its host or lives at the expense of it. Host parasite interactions are important driving forces in population dynamics and even extinction. These interactions are also indicators of ecosystem health and they are important in stabilizing food webs. A parasite may cause mechanical injury, stimulate a damaging inflammatory or immune response, or simply rob the host of nutrition. However in the wild most parasites must live in harmony with their hosts. If the parasites kill the host, they themselves would ultimately die without shelter and nutrition. Reptiles become hosts to a number of parasitic organisms ranging from protozoans to arthropods. Among these, ticks (hard and soft) are the most common arthropod group that parasitizes reptiles.
EDITORIAL : Meet the Parasites: genetic approaches uncover new insights in parasitology
Authors: Ghai Ria R. , Chapman Colin A.
Published: November 2021

With the continual refinement and development of new molecular approaches, the last few years have witnessed a dramatic increase in the number of parasitological studies using genetics to answer ecological questions. Particularly, the advent of full genome sequencing holds promise to "decode all life", offering new potential to not only understand, but cure diseases. With the over-abundance of information and the comparable rapidity that these approaches can provide data, ecologists must be more careful than ever to select tools that suit their objectives and provide the resolution to their data that best fits their question, not simply the most attractive option. In this vein, Weinberg (2010) acknowledges that the molecular revolution has allowed a new mentality of “discover now and explain later” to invade research, and this has placed hypothesis-driven research under threat. However, regardless of potential setbacks that molecular approaches have introduced into basic research, their contributions to the progression of science are unquestionably more numerous and far reaching. Here, we discuss six areas where molecular approaches are useful to ecological parasitologists.
DESCRIPTION OF A NEW GENUS OF INDIAN SHORT-TAILED WHIP-SCORPIONS (SCHIZOMIDA: HUBBARDIIDAE) WITH NOTES ON THE TAXONOMY OF THE INDIAN FAUNA
Authors: Kulkarni Mandar L.
Published: November 2021

Indian hubbardiids which were recently described but had doubtful generic placements are revised. The new genus Gravelyzomus is described here for Schizomus chalakudicus Bastawade, 2002. A new combination is proposed for Schizomus chaibassicus Bastawade, 2002 which is newly transferred to the genus Burmezomus.
Carapacial scute anomalies of star tortoise (Geochelone elegans) in Western India
Authors: Vyas Raju
Published: November 2021

The basic taxonomy and classification of reptile species and genera often use pholidotic characters. Despite that each species has a standard pattern, there are always deviant individuals in terms of scale number, shape, size, or color. Turtles are excellent models for the study of developmental instability because anomalies are easily detected in the form of malformations, additions, or reductions in the number of scutes or scales. The normal number of carapacial scutes in turtles is five vertebrals, four pairs of costals, and 12 pairs of marginals, a pattern known as “typical chelonian carapacial scutation”. Any deviation of vertebral, costal, or marginal scute numbers or their pattern represents an anomaly. Zangerl & Johnson (1957) documented scutation anomalies in 118 species of turtles belonging to seven families, with higher levels of carapace anomalies in aquatic species compared to semi-aquatic and terrestrial species.
Rhesus macaque and associated problems in Himachal Pradesh - India
Authors: Singh V. , Thakur M.L.
Published: November 2021

Conflict between humans and primates is common and increasing. Of the nearly 225 living species of nonhuman primates, three Indian species (i.e., rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta), bonnet macaque (Macaca radiata) and the hanuman langur (Semnopithecus entellus) have become urbanized. Out of these, rhesus macaques and hanuman langur share food and space with humans in rural and urban areas and are often reported in conflict with humans. Conflicts often occur when these primates raid crops of farmers
Movie Media: Misrepresentation of Homosexual Characters Within Comedy Films Since the 80s Caused by Heterosexist Ideals in the Acting and Directing Process
Authors: Salyer-Gummoe Jordan , Morton David
Published: November 2021

Critical discourse analysis is a qualitative research approach used to study social inequalities, in which it creates the connection between social practices and the social context. The use of film analysis variables of non-discourse and discourse practices relating to this analysis approach was examined from one film representative of each decade; the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s. The heterosexism found within the acting and directing process of films within the comedy genre while structuring a gay character in screenplay was examined through the research process by honing in on specific variables. The conducted study’s research process involved multiple viewings of each movie: Victor/Victoria, Clueless, and Bridget’s Jones Diary where 3 scenes were chosen from the film regarding variables such as materialisations, speech, and actions that held correlation to the portrayal of a homosexual character. By the film variables directly corresponding with the characterization, the research analysis demonstrated heterosexist actor’s and director’s choices throughout the filming process and their correlation to common stereotypes against homosexuals being drawn off of for comedic effect. Over the span of 3 decades, the use of stereotypes within homosexual movie media representation; although progressive towards inclusion, has strictly portrayed such characters in comical, non-serious scenes. It is with a comparison of the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s take on gay portrayals that the founded extremity of the use of such common stereotypes was recognized as they continuously, negatively impact the LGBTQ community through the continuation of use constituting these portrayed personas as correct.
Heuristic Oncological Prognosis Evaluator (HOPE): Deep-Learning Framework to Detect Multiple Cancers
Authors: Iyer Anu , Conrad Lee , Prior Fred
Published: November 2021

Cancer is the common name used to categorize a collection of diseases. In the United States, there were an estimated 1.8 million new cancer cases and 600,000 cancer deaths in 2020. Though it has been proven that an early diagnosis can significantly reduce cancer mortality, cancer screening is inaccessible to much of the world’s population. Machine learning approaches are increasingly successful in image-based diagnosis, disease prognosis, and risk assessment. A literature search with the Google Scholar and PubMed databases from January 2020 to June 2021 determined that currently, no machine learning model (n=0/417) has an accuracy of 90% or higher in diagnosing multiple cancers. We propose our model HOPE, the Heuristic Oncological Prognosis Evaluator, a transfer learning diagnostic tool for the screening of patients with common cancers. By applying this approach to magnetic resonance (MRI) and digital whole slide pathology images, HOPE 2.0 demonstrates an overall accuracy of 95.52% in classifying brain, breast, colorectal, and lung cancer. HOPE 2.0 is a unique state-of-the-art model, as it possesses the ability to analyze multiple types of image data (radiology and pathology) and has an accuracy higher than existing models. HOPE 2.0 may ultimately aid in accelerating the diagnosis of multiple cancer types, resulting in improved clinical outcomes compared to previous research that focused on singular cancer diagnosis.
Identification and Analysis of Plant Growth Promoting Bacteria in LEAF Community Garden Soil
Authors: Ramadas Pooja , Pathak Dhruv , Kaur Prabhjeet
Published: November 2021

In today’s largely populated modern world, crop yield is becoming increasingly important. To increase crop yield, new modern technologies for farming are continuously being innovated. The aim of this study is the identification of Plant Growth Promoting Bacteria (PGPBs) and their properties. In order to conduct the experiment, soil samples were collected from the community garden LEAF (Local Ecology and Agriculture Fremont). These samples were grown in Luria Bertani agar plates, and the two bacterial strains that grew from them were analyzed to determine the species of the bacteria. Using a DNA extraction kit, DNA was extracted from the bacteria and then amplified versions were sent to RF Biotech for DNA sequencing. The DNA sequences were then used to determine that the two bacterial species in question are Bacillus cereus and Morganella morganii. Afterwards, multiple assays were used to measure the efficiency of each bacterial species to absorb various substances that would be helpful for plant growth. The aim of this research is to better understand which bacterial strains are beneficial for plants, and which are harmful. Through having greater zones of inhibition, the bacterial species M. morganii proved to be more efficient in the siderophore and phosphate solubilization assays. In contrast, the bacterial species B. cereus proved to be more efficient in the cellulase and amylase production assays. These results will assist LEAF in enriching their soil in order to increase their crop yields by creating an increase in concentration of advantageous bacteria and decrease that of detrimental bacteria.
ABOUT FORMATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF RUE “SCIENTIFICPRACTICAL CENTER FOR FOODSTUFFS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF BELARUS”
Authors: Lovkis Zenon Valentinovich , Shepshelev Alexander Anatolivich
Published: November 2021

This article presents the main results of the RUE «Scientific-Practical Center for Foodstuffs of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus» over the period of its existence (2006 — 2021 years). The key energy-saving and resource-saving technologies and new types of products, on which the scientists worked,

are noted. Fundamental and applied results of work are presented. Particular attention is paid to the system for achieving the quality and safety of food products created on the basis of the Center. The directions of the organization’s activities in the near future are given. The article notes the role of the Scientific-Practical Center

for Foodstuffs in the development of the food industry in the Republic of Belarus.
Sosialisasi Meningkatkan Wirausaha Masyarakat di Era Digital
Authors: Tambunan Yenni Sofiana , Tanjung Mansur , Sinaga Nelly Azwarni , Windari Furi
Published: November 2021

Dari beberapa observasi langsung di lapangan, menunjukkan minat usaha masyarakat Kabupaten Tapanuli Tengah masih tergolong rendah, hal tersebut dapat dilihat masih sedikitnya hasil kreasi masyarakat yang meramaikan lalu lintas barang, padahal Kabupaten Tapanuli Tengah adalah daerah pesisir yang kaya akan hasil laut dan daerah pariwisata dengan mengandalkan keindahan daerah pantai. Masih minimnya produksi olahan dari hasil laut dan banyak cendramata yang diperkenalkan pada. Kemudian masih banyaknya jumlah Ibu Rumah Tangga (IRT) yang hanya bekerja rumah, tanpa memanfaatkan peluang perdagangan dengan sarana digital. Adapun tujuan yang ingin dicapai dalam kegiatan Pengabdian kepada Masyarakat ini adalah menumbuhkan minat berwirausaha masyarakat dengan peluang sarana digital khususnya untuk Ibu Rumah Tangga Kelurahan Huta Balang, Kabupaten Tapanuli Tengah. Kegiatan sosialisasi “Meningkatkan Wirausaha Masyarakat di Era Digital” dilaksanakan di gedung Madrasah Al Ikhsan di Kelurahan Huta Balang, Kecamatan Badiri, Kabupaten Tapanuli Tengah pada hari Sabtu, Tanggal 17 April 2021. Kegiatan terlaksana sesuai dengan tujuan dan rencana. Kegiatan ini mendapat sambutan yang baik dari masyarakat yaitu  IRT dan Pemerintah daerah setempat, yaitu Lurah dan Kepling. Kegiatan ini dapat memberikan tambahan semangat dan pengetahuan tentang peluang usaha dengan peluang di era digital saat ini.
Asistensi Penulisan Karya Tulis Ilmiah Terakreditasi Sinta
Authors: Hantono Hantono , Afri Evan , Maulina Intan
Published: November 2021

Penulisan karya tulis ilmiah merupakan keterampilan yang penting untuk dimiliki oleh akademisi, maupun mahasiswa dalam menjalani tugas akhir dimana keterampilan menulis karya ilmiah sangat diperlukan oleh akademisi, maupun mahasiswa dalam menyampaikan gagasan secara ilmiah dan bertanggung jawab. Sayangnya, tidak banyak kampus yang memahami pentingnya keterampilan menulis ilmiah dan cara melaksanakanannya dengan baik, sehingga banyak artikel kena tolak. Publikasi karya ilmiah menjadi agenda penting bagi para akademisi, bukan hanya sebagai prasyarat utk naik kepangkatan dosen dan bukan semata untuk mahasiswa S1 yang mau lulus ujian skripsi, semuanya penuh proses makanya beberapa panitia yang tergabung di dalam tim IT Science berencana untuk melakukan webinar  agar mempunyai gambaran yang jelas mengenai penulisan karya tulis terakreditasi sinta sangat cocok untuk mahasiswa, dosen, penulis pemula, dimana webinar ini dilakukan dengan mengkolaborasikan 3 pembicara yang sesuai dengan keahlian masing masing seperti Prof.Dr.Muhammad Zarlis (Penguatan Substansi  Karya Ilmiah), Nurul Khairina, S.Kom, M.Kom (Optimalisasi Grammarly, google translate &Paraphrasing) dan Paska Marto Hasugian, S.Kom, M.Kom (Asistensi Penulisan Karya Ilmiah). Kegiatan  ini  merupakan  bagian  dari kegiatan pengabdian masyarakat yang   bertujuan untuk   memberikan tambahan ilmu  pengetahuan,   meningkatkan keterampilan, memudahkan peserta untuk  menentukan asistensi artikel sampai terbit di Jurnal Nasional Terakreditasi Sinta.
TREND OF “FAKE NEWS” LEGISLATIONS – HOW CAN INDIA BENEFIT FROM THEM?
Authors: RAWAT Sonal , SINGH Prabhpreet
Published: November 2021

“Fake News” or Misinformation can be categorized as one of the deadly plagues of this
digital global world, as it poses a threat to democracies. It can impede reforms,
generate misleading narratives, and potentially cause social unrest in the
society. As a result, countries have taken measures to counteract the spread of
digital misinformation- ranging from task force bodies to legislations. The
Coronavirus Pandemic has accelerated this trend, prompting governments to
become more vigilant of the dissemination of fake news. However, this has also
sparked a trend for governments to stifle freedom of expression and suppress
opposition.
India has a susceptibility for the rapid propagation of fake news and rumours,
with a large number of social media users on all platforms. Therefore, India will
need to adopt measures to tackle it. In this paper, we have focused solely on the
legislations introduced by various countries and have discussed their
implications. We have also emphasised the positive and negative aspects,
outlining what measures India should take to prevent fake news. India should
attempt to strike a balance between the government's interests and the
interests of the people by allowing considerable freedom of expression.
EUTHANASIA IN INDIA – LEGISLATIVE PERSPECTIVE
Authors: PETIKAM Sailaja
Published: November 2021

Every human being should enjoy right to life. Article 21 of the Indian Constitution as well
as under article 3 of International Convention Universal Declaration of Human
Rights, 1948, guaranteed the right to life. Every aspect of right to life has been
always subject to consideration of judiciary and depend upon the facts and
situations. Right to die is also claimed under this head. Euthanasia is interpreted
as 'mercy killing' or 'good death'. It is advocated that there are different
situations in which it should be allowed to the person to let him choose his
death in place of compelling him living alive. There are different approaches in
this regard which either opposes the grant of mercy killing or denies to grant
the death as right to die due to some causes. Everyone has the right to live
dignified life according to his wish being living into certain limits and it is
expected that a human being should struggle also in adverse circumstances
around him. He should not lean in front of the situations. The Indian culture
gives us such teachings. Hindu religion believes in the eternity of soul. Death is
only the way to change a body. The soul never dies, it is eternal. Muslim religion
also believes that life should be finished only upon the wish of Allah, it
condemns the unnatural ending of life. But in present society in some situations,
it is defended that the person should have the right to choose death. Thus, in
this context the paper concentrated on the law of euthanasia in India in a
legislative perspective and judicial interpretations on euthanasia.
PREGNANCY FEARS, SOCIAL DISTANCING AND CORONAVIRUS DISEASE: ANALYTICAL STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO INDIA
Authors: KAUR Mohleen
Published: November 2021

An authenticated attempt to understand the apprehensions of expectant mothers during
COVID-19 rampant, the study primarily focuses on decoding the unpropitious
ramification of such pandemic on the pregnant women. The process of giving birth
to the child is itself risky, however, the existence of COVID-19 virus has made this
process more complicated, tedious, and cumbersome. The social distancing
practice has raised question upon the reproductive liability and has contemplated
the immediate need of inclusion of maternal health provisions amongst the
essential medical services in contemporary times. Research Methodology and
Reference Materials: The author has employed doctrinal research methodology
and has used existing qualitative data to uncover the plight of pregnant women in
India. For reference, the study of the health reports laid down from time to time by
the UNFPA, UNICEF and the Centre for Reproductive Rights, (India) is made.
Conclusion: The present study helps us to delineate such means and methods
which can help in improving the reproductive health of pregnant women.
Dashboard Business Intelligence Vusialisasi Data Akreditasi Sekolah Pada SMP Negeri 1 Sembawa
Authors: Wibowo Amru Setio , Andri Andri
Published: November 2021

This study aims to create a business intelligence dashboard to support school accreditation at SMP Negeri 1 Sembawa in the form of data visualization. In this study, several business intelligence dashboards were produced with the aim of providing convenience for schools in supporting the school accreditation process. Business intelligence is a tool to manage data and perform data analysis that can support school accreditation which will be collected into a data mart and the analysis process is carried out in the form of a cube. For the ETL process using the help of SQL Server Management Studio and SQL Server Development software and as a design for the dashboard creation using the Power BI software. This research has several dashboards including student achievement dashboard based on achievement level, student achievement dashboard based on year of achievement, and student achievement based on graduation which can be seen by year and gender of students.
A IMPORTÂNCIA DA CRIAÇÃO E CONTROLE DO PCMAT BASEADO NA NR 18
Authors: Cabral de Souza Diego , Pavoni da Penha Lucas
Published: November 2021

A construção civil é uma área responsável por um grande número de acidentes do trabalho, pois apresenta uma exposição considerável a diversos fatores de risco. Sendo assim, é notória a necessidade de adotar e implementar medidas que são consideradas preventivas em ambientes de construção. Esse trabalho tem como objetivo destacar a importância da criação e do controle do PCMAT, partindo das considerações impostas pela NR 18. Além de sempre visar a preservação da saúde e integridade do trabalhador, o PCMAT tem como objetivo controlar os agentes ambientais através de revisões periódicas. Dessa forma, o objetivo será atingido através da revisão bibliográfica do assunto abordado, chegando a conclusão que a criação e o controle adequado do PCMAT na construção civil, oferece uma maior segurança aos colaboradores desse setor.
ORIENTA + COVID" CALL CENTER SERVICE IN THE XINGU-PA REGION
Authors: Viana Nayana dos Santos , Pereira Lauriceia Rodrigues , Evangelista Bruno da Silva , Ribeiro Murilo Eduardo Soares , Valentin Fernanda Nogueira , Lucianelli-Junior Dalberto , Albuquerque Obedio de Sousa , Fernandez Marta Duran , Lima Sérgio Beltrão de Andrade , Fraga Gustavo Pereira , Silva Junior Ademir Ferreira
Published: November 2021

Worldwide, guidelines have been developed that indicate the adoption of measures, which can guide and assist the population in times of pandemic. In this sense, several cities have incorporated the practice of health call centers with qualified specialists to provide correct information about the disease, creating remote channels to make calls such as telephones, video calls and applications that do not require the crowding of people at health units. The objective of the work was to describe the “Orienta+COVID” call center service installed in the Xingu-PA region, Brazil. The study was carried out in the Xingu region, Pará, Brazil. The reports of the attendants participating in the project were collected and the attendance registration report, which took place from May 25th to June 30th, 2020, was analyzed. A total of 1210 visits were made in the period analyzed through 60 attendants who took turns on duty. During tele orientation, health professionals collected patient data, their complaints and doubts to determine, through the classification of symptoms, what would be the guidelines to be passed. The call center performed by health professionals during the project was essential to answer patients' doubts as well as being able to better guide them on how to proceed in suspected or confirmed cases of the new coronavirus and thus contribute to reducing the demand for urgent and emergency services.
THE TEACHING OF APOSTLE PAUL ABOUT THE NEW MAN BASED ON COLOSSIANS 3:5 IN CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (PAK) TEACHERS AT SOLO RAYA
Authors: Simanjuntak Betman , Suparti Hana , Wahyuni Elisa Sri Wahyuni , Suharto Daniel
Published: November 2021

To be able to equip students to gain knowledge, teachers must continuously improve their relationship and communication skills with students. Especially as a Christian religion teacher, he does not only focus on fulfilling children's cognitive values ​​in meeting the minimum completeness criteria but rather on instilling Christian values ​​and Christ's character. Researchers see that there are separate challenges faced by a Christian Religious Education teacher in high school and vocational high school where in fact the students who are taught reach puberty or are in search of identity so that they tend to commit acts of vandalism or behavior that tends to be irresponsible, sometimes filled with emotional attitudes. For this reason, according to the researcher, teachers who are capable of teaching not only cognitively but also related to inculcating spiritual attitudes and social attitudes are needed.
Core Assumptions and the Competitive Advantage among Commercial Banks in Kenya
Authors: Waithaka Paul
Published: November 2021

Purpose: This paper sought to examine the effect of verification of core assumptions on the competitive advantage among commercial banks in Kenya.

Methodology: The target population for the study were directors or managers in-charge of planning or strategy in each of the forty banks in the country. Primary data was collected using a semi structured questionnaire. The questionnaire was tested for both validity and reliability and was found to meet the required threshold. . Data was analyzed using both descriptive and inferential statistics. Analysis was done with the assistance of SPSS computer packages.

Findings: A response rate of 77.5% was achieved in the study and this was adequate for analysis. The study found that verification of core assumptions has a β =0.472 and a p-value of 0.000 which indicates that it has a significant effect on the ability of banks to sustain competitive advantage. The study therefore concluded that verification of core assumptions must be carried out continuously to track their validity on which the company’s strategies are grounded upon.

Unique Contributions to Theory, Practice and Policy: The study therefore recommends that banks should raise the level of use of competitive intelligence in monitoring the competitive landscape to enable early verification of core assumptions. The study further recommends that banks should continuously monitor the various core assumptions that were considered during strategy formulation to verify their validity to enable the bank rapidly change the strategy, should the core assumption on which it was grounded on be found to be no longer valid.
Educational Finance in Pre-Covid and Covid-19 Era in Nigeria: What has changed and Way Forward
Authors: ADESUA Veronica Olubunmi , BALOGUN Babatunde Nurudeen , ADELAKUN Iyanuoluwa Samuel
Published: November 2021

For few decades, education has been receiving financial attention from the government and other concerned personnel in the society owing to the general belief that education is the key that opens great door of sustainable development to any country of the world; it is the major tool for individual, national, socio-economic development, poverty eradication and it should be adequately financed to have desired results. Unfortunately education is still underfunded in Nigeria despite enormous resources invested in it in form of allocations yearly. This has over the years exposed the educational sector of Nigeria to drastic ruin as a result of mismanagement of allocated resources and other functional financial fraudulent acts in the sector. Few years back the world experienced global economic meltdown (recession) which also led  the Nigerian education sector to struggle with meeting its financial obligations and while the nation was witnessing this, the unexpected outbreak of coronavirus (covid-19) pandemic occurred forcing the sector to experience extremely lack of finance to keep the sector moving. To justify this insinuations this paper reviewed the financing of the educational system in pre-covid and covid-19 era in Nigeria; what has changed over the years, the challenges associated with the changes and the way forward in form of recommendations.
Management.of instructional time in some Ghanaian public primary schools
Authors: Koomson A. K. , Akyeampong A. K. , Fobih Dominc Kwaku
Published: November 2021

Providing all the instructional inputs that teachers need for effective teaching in theclassroom, undoubtedly, is one of the major pre-requisites for instructional success, but how the instructional time is managed with all those inputs for the attainment of set instructional goals,certainly, "is of paramount importance. The study was designed to examine how teachers in twenty"four semi-urban and rural primary schools, which were randomly selected from five out of the ten regions in Ghana, use the official instructional time approved by the Ministry of Education in their respective classrooms. The emergent picture was that about 50% of the instructional time on the average in the schools studied is mismanaged due to a host of factorsincluding: late starting of schools; teacher-lateness to class; and teaching only few subjects on the time table.
National examinations in centralized educational systems: A blessing or a diploma disease? • A case study of the Nigerian experience
Authors: Olorundare Solomon A.
Published: November 2021

There is no denying the fact that examinations have been a much discussed topic within educational spheres all over the world and, especially in countries with centralized systems of education. In most countries of the world, school examinations have been known to become a major means of social mobility, prestige and promotion. Besides, examinations affect socioeconomic structures through the application of the criteria selection. This is so because, success in examinations usually determines an individual's entry into higher education and thus to professional posts. Consequently, a situation has evolved in which nation-wide examinations have been seen by some as a good educational enterprise (a blessing) whereas others have termed them as breeders of an educational diploma disease. An attempt has been made in this paper, to examine the arguments that surround the efficacies or demerits of national examinations, with particular reference to the experience of Nigeria in the area of secondary education. The evolution, characteristics and operation of national examinations as practiced in Nigeria are discussed. and arguments for any viewpoint one may hold as to the effectiveness of national examinations. it would be better to utilize them while cautiously avoiding any complete from dependence on them.
Synthesis, in silico Studies, and Anticonvulsant Activity of 1,3,4-Oxadiazole Derivatives
Authors: Gatphoh Banylla Felicity Dkhar , Aggarwal Natasha Naval , Kumar Merugumolu Vijay , Revanasiddappa Bistuvalli Chandrashekharappa
Published: November 2021

The title compounds 1,3,4-oxadiazole derivatives (C1-5) were synthesized by the cyclization of 4-hydroxy benzhydrazide (1) with various substituted aromatic aldehydes (2) in the presence of ceric ammonium nitrate. The structures of the newly synthesized compounds were established based on FT-IR, 1H-NMR, and Mass spectral data. In silico analysis was carried out using the Schrodinger 2018-3 suite device Maestro and docked to the binding site of the Human GABAA receptor (PDB ID:4COF). The toxicity of the compounds was predicted using the LAZAR (Lazy structure-activity relationship) program. The invivo anticonvulsant study was performed by means of a maximal electroshock test and pentylenetetrazole (PTZ)-induced seizures. Compounds C4&C5 showed the highest docking score of −5.676 and −5.277, respectively, and compounds C4&C5 showed the most increased in vivo anticonvulsant activity when compared with the reference drugs in both the PTZ and MES test methods.

HIGHLIGHTS

A new series of 1,3,4-oxadiazoles (C1-C5) were synthesized by reacting aromatic aldehydes and 4-hydroxy benzhydrazide using cerric ammonium nitrate as (CAT) catalyst and characterized by spectral data

All the new compounds were subjected for In-silico analysis and docked to Human GABAA receptor (PDB ID:4COF)

In-vivo anticonvulsant activity was carried out for all the new compounds by using maximal electroshock (MES) and pentylenetetrazole (PTZ) models

Some of the tested compounds C4&C5 displayed promising anticonvulsant activity

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Bio-Inspired Computing-A Dive into Critical Problems, Potential Architecture and Techniques
Authors: Bale Ajay Sudhir , Tiwari Subhashish , Khatokar Aditya , N Vinay , Mohan M S Kiran
Published: November 2021

The integration and development of electronics in the recent years have impacted a major development on the world and humans, one among that is nanotechnology. Nanotechnology has achieved a greater progress in biomedical engineering in diagnosis and treatment, leading to the introduction of nanomaterials for drug delivery, prostheses and implanting. This work describes the Bio-Nano-tools that are developed based on iron oxide properties, automated tools used in the tumor detection, satin bowerbird optimization (SBO) technique employed in diagnosis of skin cancer. This work also highlights the post introduction development of nanomaterials like combination of nanotechnology with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact, advancement of nanomaterials based on their operations, shapes and characteristics that leading to the growth of nanostructures with operations control properties. The paper also highlights the improvement of silicon neuromorphic photonic processors and parallel simulators in the development of bio inspired computing. We are hopeful that this review article provides future directions in Bio-Inspired Computing.

HIGHLIGHTS

In processing of medical images, noise plays a challenging role. So, reduction of noise is important, with the data that is analyzed in our review, it is shown that noise reduction can be achieved using Gradient and Feature Adaptive Contour (GFAC) model, with effective results

There are many algorithms that are used for skin cancer detection, as highlighted in our review. Amongst all the methods, the particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm shows impressive results when compared to other models in terms of feature extraction in dermoscopy images

Satin bowerbird optimization (SBO) algorithm helps in improving the CNN efficiency. The optimal justification of the hyper parameter numbers in convolutional neural network (CNN) for skin cancer diagnosis can be achieved using an SBO algorithm