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Measuring the role of stakeholders in management of Yang Highlands Wildlife Reserve Area, Situbondo Districts East Java Indonesia
Authors: Muttaqin Tatag , Raflesia Fitri , Rahayu Erni Mukti
Published: July 2022

Management of forest areas, especially highland wildlife reserves, which requires the collaboration of stakeholders in maintaining sustainability. Collaboration is not easy to do. This is exacerbated by different understandings of the function and status of the area. The different understanding of stakeholders on the function and status of the area in management creates inequality of interests and conflicts. In-depth interviews with purposive sampling were conducted in the April-October 2020 period with 11 stakeholders related to the management activities of the Yang Highlands Wildlife Reserve. The research subjects are internal and external stakeholders who are directly and indirectly involved in the management of the Yang Highlands Wildlife Reserve area with stakeholder analysis. The classification of interests and power of influence of 11 stakeholders in the management of the Yang Highlands Nature Reserve is as follows: a) key players with high interest and power of influence, namely the BBKSDA of East Java, and RKW 23 Argopuro; b) subject, namely Section KSDA Region III Jember and SKW VI Probolinggo; c) context setters, namely the Tourism Office of Situbondo Regency, Bondowoso Police, Head of Baderan Village and Baderan Village Community; d) crowd consisting of Perum Perhutani KPH Bondowoso, BKPH Besuki and KRPH Sumber Malang.
Obamacare During the Pandemic: A Historical, Economic and Sociopolitical Evaluation of the Initial Response of the US Government
Authors: Amri Boutheina , Menazla Nadia
Published: July 2022

This review of literature is an account of the US government initial response to the 2020 outbreak. The Affordable Care Act was, more so than ever, put to the test in the Covid -19 era with questions about its efficiency in healthcare delivery in this unforeseen state of emergency. This paper opted for a combination of historical and analytical reviews of literature about the American healthcare system to showcase the sociopolitical and economic implications of the COVID -19 pandemic in the earliest months of the outbreak. This study enunciates the weaknesses of federal actions in dealing with the health crisis and the dilemma of the millions of Americans who belong to minority ethnic groups who awaited equity and fast action to protect them from the severe consequences of the pandemic and the resulting recession. This investigation concluded that the ACA which was once an ambitious and very promising health care reform is struggling today to keep up with the alarming growing numbers of the uninsured or under-insured vulnerable sections of the population that it was originally designed enacted to protect. The pandemic was a very important reminder that healthcare in America is in dire need for an overarching reform. This study is a needed document that explains how healthcare in America proved once more to fail millions of Americans in a very important turning point in the recent history of healthcare delivery.
ToM & ASD: The interconnection of Theory of Mind with the social-emotional, cognitive development of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The use of ICTs as an alternative form of intervention in ASD
Authors: Bamicha Victoria , Drigas Athanasios
Published: July 2022

Autism Spectrum Disorder is a complex, heterogeneous disorder that affects perception, information processing, social interaction, verbal, and nonverbal communication, and social, and cognitive behavior. Theory of Mind concerns the observation, understanding of mental states, as well as the interpretation of the behaviors that result from them. The present paper focuses on the interconnection of Mind Theory with the social-emotional, and cognitive development of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The research findings give prominence to the existence of an interaction between the Theory of Mind and the function of the individual’s social, emotional, and cognitive skills. Therefore, the limited development of Mind Theory observed in children with autism is associated with deficits in their social, cognitive, and metacognitive mechanisms. As a result, the focused holistic approach to their weaknesses in combination with the use of ICTs is a promising, alternative form of therapeutic approach.
Physical Self-Concept and Physical Activity Levels between Physical Education Major and Non-Physical Education Major College Students
Authors: Gorospe Joanne , Ferrer Veronica C.
Published: July 2022

The study was designed to examine differences in physical self-concept and physical activity between physical education major and non-physical education major college students. Physical self-description and physical activity questionnaires were administered to 161 students. The Physical Self-Description Questionnaire (PSDQ) has 11 factors namely, action, appearance, body fat, coordination, endurance, flexibility, health, sport, strength, global physical, and global esteem. In the main effect, it was found that physical education major and non-physical education major students vary in the levels of their physical self-concept. Physical education majors were found to have higher physical self-concept in terms of action, coordination, endurance, sport, strength, and global esteem. Similarly, the physical education major and non-physical education major students differ in the levels of their physical activity. Among the 11 factors of physical self-concept, sport best predicts the level of physical activity of the students.
Cafe as a Representation of the Lifestyle of the Urban Community
Authors: Ahmad Harun , Sumarti Endang , Sriwulandari Yunita Anas
Published: July 2022

Café is one of the contemporary products that has become an arena of lifestyle battles. Supported by a culture of consumerism and commodity fetishism, the Café then transformed into a lifestyle representation of urban society. There are many phenomena that support this thesis. Those who come to the Café are not only to fulfill their basic needs (the need to drink coffee), but more than that, which is to show others their existence with all the success they have achieved. Drinking coffee in a café with the aim of imaging is the core of the culture of consumerism and commodity fetishism, which Anthony Giddens (1991:198) calls a human identity project.
Social and Emotional Skills of children with ASD: Assessment with Emotional Comprehension Test (TEC) in a Greek context and the role of ICTs
Authors: Chaidi Irene , Drigas Athanasios
Published: July 2022

Children on the autism spectrum have significant difficulties in recognizing, I understanding, and expressing emotions and and consequently in their socialization [1], [2] [3] [4] [5] . To assess the ability to understand emotions, the following is used: The emotion comprehension test (Test of Emotional Comprehension, TEC ) [6] in preschool children. In the present work, the TEC was administered to students with ASD and the results of the evaluation are analyzed and conclusions are drawn.
A Model for Reconstruction the Management Philosophy, Practice, and Organization Structure in Technical and Vocational: The Public Authority for Applied Education and Training, Kuwait
Authors: Al-Ali Salah
Published: July 2022

The success of technical and vocational education would depend on several factors among which are: the quality of management, the management adopted philosophy, the organization structure, the quality of workshops and laboratories, the competencies of academic and managerial staff, the level of interactions with related industries, health and safety codes and conducts, and the quality of high school graduates who are interested in joining technical and vocational institutions. However, the quality of management is considered the main dominate in the success or failure of technical and vocational education in producing graduates with the require knowledge, skills, and attitude that are mostly needed by industries. In other word, it is the mentality, philosophy, and practice that is being adopted by the management of technical and vocational education that would determine the quality of the outcomes which would consequently contributes in the reduction of the level of dependence on expatriates particularly in essential sectors of the Kuwaiti economy (e.g., oil, electricity and water, health sector, communications, and navigations). In this paper, a model is introduced to reconstruct the management philosophy, practice, and organization structure at the Public Authority for Applied Education and Training, PAAE&T, Kuwait. The aim is to tackle the weakness of the present management philosophy, practice, and organization structure and proposed instead an effective and efficient management philosophy, practice and organization structure that would enhance the quality of technical and vocational graduates. The outcomes of this paper would significantly contribute in creating a general awareness of the real notion and application of technical and vocational education and the requirements that would, without any doubt, allows a better and efficient utilization of human and material resources in achieving the overall country’s manpower plan.
"Parents' views Questionnaire for the education of emotions in Autism Spectrum Disorder" in a Greek context and the role of ICTs
Authors: Chaidi Irene , Drigas Athanasios
Published: July 2022

International research highlights the benefits of parental involvement in education [1] of children with ASD in parent behavioral training programs for children, and particular interest is the involvement of parents in socio-emotional learning programs, an area in which people with ASD, using serious serious digital games [2] and aiming for their emotional empowerment. This paper presents the results and their interpretation, as they emerged from the completion of a questionnaire regarding the views of parents' participation in an educational intervention program to strengthen the emotional intelligence of people with ASD.
The effect of self-efficacy and social influence on behavioral intention to use Zoom Cloud Meeting in implementing virtual learning for students of Brawijaya University
Authors: Ramadiansyah Sahri Aflah , Safitri Reza , Prasetyo Bambang Dwi
Published: July 2022

This study discusses and analyzes the relationship between the influence of self-efficacy and social influence on the behavioral intention to use Zoom Cloud Meeting in the implementation of virtual learning for Brawijaya University students. In this study, the researcher used random sampling to take samples, namely from 100 students from various faculties. This research uses descriptive quantitative. This study uses the theory proposed by Davis, namely the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). In this study, the researchers modified the core theoretical concepts, namely Perceiver Usefulness (PU), Perceived Easy of Use (PEOU), and Behavioral Intention to Use (BITU) by adding external variables, namely Self-Efficacy and Social Influence on the use of Zoom Cloud Meetings in virtual operations. student learning Universitas Brawijaya.
Hate speech and discrimination: an overview of the Portuguese situation
Authors: Dantas Carina , Rodrigues Flávia , Louceiro Juliana
Published: July 2022

Fundamental values like human dignity, freedom, democracy, equality, and respect for human rights are essential values of a democratic, social and participatory society. Despite this, in the past few years, it’s possible to see an increasing of hate speech, racism and hate crimes in many countries of the EU. This paper aims to present the state-of-art of the Portuguese situation regarding to discrimination, hate speech and racism. It was made a literature review of national and international resources, and interviews with persons that have suffered from hate speech as well as experts of the field. Results shows a long way to do to mitigate these phenomena and it’s fundamental the intervention of all parts of society: government, organisations, civil society and citizens. The researchers hope that this paper may enrich the knowledge about these concepts and may be useful for the development of strategies to promote a society more equitable.
Religiosity of Suburban People Community: A Case Study on Social Reality of Bonokeling Teaching in Indonesia
Authors: Yuspi Lendra
Published: July 2022

This study aims to define and analyze the religiosity of the Bonokeling community and its religious background. This study is a qualitative study. The target of this study are disciples of the Bonokeling teaching in the area of Pekuncen Village in the Banyumas Regency. Sources are chosen by applying a snowball sampling technique. Data collection is completed by conducting interviews, observations and documentation. Our data is analysed using interactive methods of data collection, such as data condensation, data presentation, and conclusion. Bonokeling teaching was originally taught by a public figure known as Kyai Bonokeling. Although Bonokeling principles are based on the religion of Islam, it only practices 3 Pillars of Islam, which are creed (confession of faith), fasting and zakat. Disciples of Bonokeling teaching get to know the principles of Bonokeling through their parents, some of whom are direct descendants and some are loyal disciples of Kyai Bonokeling. In experiencing or behaving religiously, the majority of Bonokeling disciples practice the ritual obediently and solemnly although they do not fully understand the significance of the instruments used and the prayers they chant during the rituals. Disciples of Bonokeling teaching do not just recite and say amen to prayers. As time progressed, disciples of Bonokeling left their denomination and started to worship in accordance with Islamic sharia. These changes happen as education advances, but also due to socio-cultural exposures once they leave their hometown to study or work outside the region. The existence of the Bonokeling denomination is slowly vanishing and only its cultural activities are left for people to practice. Meanwhile, the loyal disciples who have been practicing for a long time (until the existing generations succeed them) live in remote areas.
Gauging Algerian EFL Teachers’ Awareness of the 21st Century Compulsory Skills: Case of EFL Teachers at IbnKhaldoun University of Tiaret
Authors: Mehdaoui Ahmed , Benabed Ammar
Published: July 2022

The development of 21st century skills is now widely accepted as a vital competency for graduates to succeed in today's world-society and economy. Employers, students, and teachers' perceptions of the skill gaps have been the focus of some research looking at the relationship between 21st century abilities and student knowledge. There are not many researches on how teachers' awareness affects their students' acquisition of 21st century abilities. The question that arises from this study is if the EFL teachers in Algeria are aware of the 21st-century learning needs that are necessary to implement any educational program. The purpose of this study is therefore to examine the extent of Algerian EFL university professors' awareness of 21st-century abilities. The degree to which they are open to change can be ascertained by looking at their level of self-awareness. At the same time, it will shed light on the apparent disparity in educational attainment between English majors and their peers. There were 13 English language teachers from IbnKhaldoun University of Tiaret who volunteered to be part of the study in order to gather data, and both quantitative and qualitative data were collected using a questionnaire. There was a correlation between teachers' knowledge of 21st century skills and their readiness to use them in their classrooms, according to the findings. In order to fully integrate 21st century skills into the classroom, teachers must overcome certain significant pedagogical issues such as excessive class size, a lack of teacher training, and an absence of accompanying instruments and technology equipment. Researchers drew conclusions and recommendations based on their findings.
Emotional Intelligence and Personality Traits in Higher Education
Authors: Salceanu Claudia , Agapie Oana-Maria
Published: July 2022

Emotional intelligence is a field that has been studied repeatedly lately due to the success achieved by Goleman’s works, which introduced several personality traits to the definition of emotional intelligence. According to researchers the investigation of emotional intelligence in combination with personality traits represents the possibility of improving social relations and educational environments. A sample of 100 students from universities in Constanta and Bucharest was assessed with the Five Factor Personality Inventory (from Cognitrom Assessment System) and with Mihaela Roco’s Emotional Intelligence Survey. We presumed the existence of correlations between emotional intelligence and extraversion, autonomy, kindness, conscientiousness, and emotional stability. We obtained significant correlations only for the first two variables, although studies in the scientific literature have discovered positive relationships between all of them. Results are discussed in the context of the importance of emotional intelligence for human life.
Did large Algerian enterprises pay an equitable tax contribution? Evidence from Longitudinal Data
Authors: Otmane Rachedi Fatma Zohra
Published: July 2022

This research paper used financial statements information to measure Effective Tax Rates (ETRs) , which represent the proportion of profits incurred by large Algerian enterprises as a tax burden during a given financial year, and compared them with the Statutory Tax Rates (STRs) imposed by Algerian law. The purpose of the study was to determine whether, in the context of a political economy, that tax contribution respects the principle of Tax Equity. It employed a sample of 114 enterprises for the 2012 to 2018 financial year. The variability between ETRs and STR indicates the intervention of elements that cause differences between the accounting result and the taxable base. Higher ETRs mean that these enterprises are under fiscal pressure and lower ETRs mean that the tax burden effectively supported is inconsistent with these enterprises' profits level. The findings indicate that there are considerable differences in the tax burden borne by these enterprises and that most ETRs were lower than STRs. According to the results of this study, we conclude that large Algerian enterprises have not paid an equitable tax contribution.
COMPLICACIONES MATERNO-FETALES EN EMBARAZADAS AÑOSAS. CENTRO DE SALUD SAN JACINTO DE BUENA FE, 2020
Authors: Vaquero Gonzales Nadia Bélgica , Gafas González Carlos , Pazmiño Villao Alexandra Jacqueline , Duque Macias José Luis , Cherrez Paredes Irene Camila
Published: July 2022

Introducción: El embarazo añoso representa una problemática de salud pública debido a sus repercusiones en el binomio madre-hijo. Objetivo. Determinar las complicaciones materno-fetales en embarazadas añosas atendidas en el Centro de Salud Tipo C San Jacinto de Buena Fe durante el periodo enero y diciembre del 2020. Materiales y métodos. El diseño de investigación observacional, cuantitativo, retrospectivo, descriptivo de corte transversal con una muestra de 80 gestantes mayores de 35 años, como instrumento se empleó un formulario de recolección de datos que constó de 12 ítems validados por un juicio de expertos. Resultados. Las características sociodemográficas de interés en las pacientes del estudio fueron: grupo etario de 35-37 años con el 67,2 %, unión libre con 52,5 %, grado de instrucción primario con el 46,3 % y procedencia rural en el 95 %; entre las complicaciones maternas: ruptura prematura de membranas con el 25 %, trastornos hipertensivos en el 16,2 % y aborto espontáneo con el 13,7 %; las complicaciones fetales: prematuridad con el 17,5 %, bajo peso al nacer con el 17,5 % y síndrome de dificultad respiratoria con el 11,2%. Conclusión. Fue posible establecer las características socio demográficas de interés en la muestra de estudio, identificar algunos factores de riesgo de complicaciones y determinar las complicaciones que comprometen a la madre y al hijo/a en embarazos de edad avanzada.

 

SUMMARYIntroduction: Elderly pregnancy represents a public health problem due to its repercussions on the mother-child binomial. Objective. To determine the maternal-fetal complications in elderly pregnant women treated at the San Jacinto de Buena Fe Type C Health Center during the period January and December 2020. Materials and methods. The observational, quantitative, retrospective, descriptive cross-sectional research design with a sample of 80 pregnant women over 35 years of age, as an instrument a data collection form that consisted of 12 items validated by an expert judgment was used. Results. The sociodemographic characteristics of interest in the study patients were age group 35-37 years with 67.2%, free union with 52.5%, grade of primary education with 46.3% and rural origin in 95 %; among maternal complications: premature rupture of membranes with 25%, hypertensive disorders in 16.2% and spontaneous abortion with 13.7%; fetal complications: prematurity with 17.5%, low birth weight with 17.5% and respiratory distress syndrome with 11.2%. Conclusion. It was possible to establish the sociodemographic characteristics of interest in the study sample, identify some risk factors for complications, and determine the complications that affect the mother and the child in older pregnancies.
Behavioral Economics and COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy
Authors: Lankapalli Avani , Gallo Edoardo
Published: July 2022

This research paper will examine the relationship between behavioral economics and COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy within the United States using three heuristics: availability, confirmation bias, and framing. Each heuristic will be precisely defined, and its various mechanisms will be analyzed in great detail in order to understand the reasons behind COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy. Furthermore, the mechanisms of these heuristics will be exploited in order to formulate practical policy recommendations that stakeholders can use to combat vaccine hesitancy and encourage the American public into getting vaccinated, thus complementing the existing choice architecture. This paper will also evaluate existing policies or methods that aim to overcome these biases and increase vaccination uptake.
The Uprooting in the Narrative Language of Foreign Land by Jonathan Raban
Authors: Machì Francesca
Published: July 2022

The language and narrative style of Jonathan Raban, a contemporary English writer author of the novel Foreign Land (1985), seem to find in the themes of uprooting and self-searching a metaphorical and existential interpretation that in the search for identity alternates the desire to return to the origins, recovering lost affections and beloved places, with the attraction to the unknown. In this oscillation, masterfully rendered by the metaphorical and figurative language of the novel, Raban tells the awareness that the return to the origins is not always a point of arrival but a further turning point in life. The article focuses on some particularly effective linguistic and semantic aspects through which the author renews and personalizes the travel novel, making it an existential, intimate tale in which the sense of estrangement and the desire to take root are intertwined with a compelling story rich in landscape descriptions and philosophical reflections.
Transgressing Liminality: Exploring the Latin American urban Self through Resistance and Remembrance in 21st century Americas
Authors: Basak Rhitama
Published: July 2022

The paper explores the quest for identity through reception, resistance, and remembrance, as expressed in the langscape of 21st century Latin American poets. The paper also addresses the points of contact between the Latin American Self and the cultural Other(s) within the urban space, re-visiting the changing dynamics of the Self -Other, the Global-local, centre-margin, and so on. The oeuvres of contemporary Latin American poet Monica de la Torre and Indigenous womxn poets L. M. Silko and Joy Harjo is re-visited. The interface between the newly formed Latin America and the colonial Other is examined to trace the trajectory of oppression where the economically superior ‘centre’ continues to violate the cultural Other – the ‘margin’ – a threshold marked by a “no-exit” situation of socio-economic and cultural Otherness. The question of Indigenous identity in 21st century metropolis of the Americas is studied through the reading of selected works, narrating the complexities of identity-claim within the cityscape, and exploring transgression of the liminal space of “forced forgetting” where remembrance of one’s Self (individual and/or communal) is transformed into an act of resistance.
Awareness of Theatre Team to Radiation Risk From C-Arm During Surgical Procedures: A Case Study of University of Calabar Teaching Hospital in Nigeria
Authors: Chiaghanam Ndubuisi
Published: July 2022

Purpose: This study aims to assess the awareness of the theatre team to radiation risk from C-arm as well as their adherence to radiation protection or safety measures in the study Centre.
Methods: A non-experimental descriptive design was adopted for this study and a well-structured 27 item questionnaire was distributed to 52 members of the surgical theatre: Surgeons, Anesthesiologists, Theatre nurses and Radiographers in the selected hospital. Of this sample, 49 respondents returned their questionnaires.
Results. Results from this study reveal a high level (83.67%) of knowledge of radiation risk from C-arm. A greater percentage of the respondents have an average level of knowledge of radiation protection or safety measures: Surgeons (58.8%), Anesthesiologists (50%), and Theatre Nurses (33.3%). Of this percentage on awareness, only 41.1% of Surgeons, 30% of Anesthesiologists, 16.6% of theatre Nurses adhere to these radiation protection/safety measures. This study further reveals a low level of awareness and use of radiation monitoring devices: Surgeons (29.4%), Anesthesiologists (10%), and Theatre Nurses (8.3%). Also, the study shows that the surgical team spends long periods during surgical procedures: 4 hours (24.48%), 6 hours (20.4%), 12 hours (6.12%), thus increasing their susceptibility to radiation effects. The study further affirms that a lesser percentage of the respondents (44.89%) knew the safest positioning of the radiation-emitting tube, meaning that a greater percentage of the respondents don’t know the safest position to take during beam-on periods.
Conclusion: This study shows a high level of knowledge of radiation risk, an average level of awareness to radiation protection/safety measures and a poor level adherence of these measures by the theater team.
Preliminary Studies on the Phytochemical Constituents and Antioxidant Properties of Four Medicinal Plants in Nigeria
Authors: Arogbodo Joseph , Igbe F.O. , Adebayo I.A.
Published: July 2022

Abstract

Purpose: The innumerability of un-researched medicinal plants has occasioned their exceptional and unlimited study. Without a continuous study, the importance and use of many medicinal plants will be spuriously occluded and hence marshal untold limitations to their medicinal value. This research therefore was conducted to unravel the phytochemical constituents and antioxidant activities of Petiveria alliacea L, Hoslundia opposita Vahl, Alternanthera brasiliana (L.) Kuntze, and Solanum erianthum D. Don.

Methods: Standard laboratory procedures were dutifully followed and ensued data were analyzed using SPSS, version 23, 32 and 64 bit.

Results: The four analyzed plants were rich sources of major phytochemicals like: tannins, terpenoids, steroids, saponins, phenolics, flavonoids and cardiac glycosides. All the plants also demonstrated high antioxidant activity in DPPH, Fe2+ Chelation, FRAP and Peroxides assays. The best antioxidant activity and IC50 values were obtained from S. erianthum which may be attributed to the highest quantity of phenols and flavonoids it contained in comparison to the rest evaluated plant samples.

Conclusion: It was inferred that the observed high antioxidant activity of all the plant samples may be predicable to their plentious quantified phytochemicals. The plants were thenceforth recommended for further study on their acute toxicity (LD50) and with special emphasis on S. erianthum.
There are theoretical and practical methods in teaching physics. The use of information technology in solving physics problems in practical methods in the process of solving the problem, along with the education of students, important issues such as the development of students’ skills in the proper use of information technology, education of students are considered. Fizika fanidan o‘quvchilar bilimini rivojlantirishda va ijodiy fikrlashini o‘stirishda axborot texnologiyalaridan foydalanish
Authors: Tajibayev Xurshidbek
Published: July 2022

Fizika fanini o‘qitishda nazariy va amaliy metodlar mavjud. Amaliy metodlar yordamida fizika masalalarini yechishda axborot texnologiyalaridan foydalanish, masala yechish jarayonida o‘quvchilarga bilim berish bilan birga o‘quvchi-larning axborot texnologiyalaridan to‘g‘ri foydalanish ko‘nik-malarini rivojlantirish, o‘quvchilarga tarbiya berish kabi muhim masalalar ko‘rib chiqiladi.
Current Perspectives on the Strategic Future of the Poultry Industry After the COVID-19 Outbreak
Authors: Samad Abdul , Hamza Muhammad , Muazzam Ayesha , Ahmer Areeb , Tariq Sania , Ahmad Shehroz , Mumtaz M.Talha
Published: July 2022

The future expansion of the poultry business is hampered by a number of reasons, including chicken immunity, health, and productivity. Major obstacles to the present state of the sector and its strategic future will continue to be consumer confidence, product quality and safety, product kinds, and the introduction and re-emergence of illnesses. Poultry is inextricably related to zoonotic and foodborne illnesses. Foodborne and zoonotic pathogen eradication, elimination, and/or management provide a significant challenge to the chicken business. The risks to the general public's health from eating foods with significant antibiotic residues will also continue to be a major problem. This review's idea of chicken farming goes beyond only thinking about disease prevention. Instead, it will take into account how the immunity, wellbeing, and health of the animals are interconnected. It is crucial to understand that hens are not vulnerable to intranasal SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) viral infection. Nevertheless, the COVID-19 pandemic will have an impact on chicken farming's finances, transportation, and consumption. Along with these factors, it will evaluate the maintenance of high environmental security as well as economic, ethical, and social aspects. For the industry to meet consumer demand and guarantee sustainable agriculture, shareholders, veterinarians, farmers, and all other stakeholders in the chain of poultry production need to be more active in the present state and the sector's strategic future. The current evaluation examines these crucial activities as a result.
Effects of COVID-19 on environmental conditions and poultry production
Authors: Ahmer Areeb , Hamza Muhammad , Muazzam Ayesha , Samad Abdul , Tariq Sania , Ahmad Shehroz , Mumtaz M.Talha
Published: July 2022

Although hens are not vulnerable to SARS-CoV-2, there have been a number of coronavirus illness outbreaks reported in connection with poultry processing plants in various nations. The COVID-19 pandemic and the created strain triggered the second, third, and most current waves of epidemics, which had unforeseen effects such being obliged to reduce demand for certain sectors, transit systems, jobs, and enterprises owing to public confinement. Additionally, because of the close closeness on the line, the cold, and the humidity, the circumstances in chicken processing factories increase the dangers. Due to poor pay and lack of access to paid sick days or proper healthcare, the majority of employees have little money saved up in case they choose to quit their stable jobs. Additionally, employees at meat and poultry slaughterhouses may get an infection via touching filthy workstations, dining room tables, or equipment, as well as from respiratory droplets in the air. Due to consumer behaviour changes brought on by the lockout, egg costs have climbed significantly. Over the next months, the COVID epidemic may have a significant influence on the world poultry trade as well. The impact of COVID-19 on chicken production, environmental sustainability, and earth systems will be the main emphasis of this study from many process angles.
POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS DE ATENÇÃO À SAÚDE DO IDOSO: REFLEXÃO ACERCA DOS DIREITOS EM SAÚDE E ASSISTÊNCIA SOCIAL
Authors: Borges de Moraes Rocha Filho Iram , Francischetto Lana
Published: July 2022

O presente estudo tem o objetivo de refletir acerca do agir em saúde, analisando as políticas públicas existentes voltadas para a população idosa. Assim, o norte da discussão é a capacitação dos profissionais de saúde e da assistência social no acolhimento dos idosos. Destarte, os profissionais são os responsáveis, direta e indiretamente, pela realização de um cuidado em saúde seguro, ético e com qualidade, sendo, portanto, agentes viabilizadores da efetivação das Políticas Públicas de Saúde dirigidas às pessoas idosas. Assim, o artigo revelou o desafio dos profissionais da saúde em realizar o cuidado integral e humanizado com a pessoa idosa, carecendo de fortalecimento da atenção voltada a essa parcela da população, em especial, no que tange ao agir em saúde, vislumbrando um envelhecimento com qualidade de vida.
A EVOLUÇÃO TEMPORAL DA INOVAÇÃO ABERTA NA VISÃO DE CHESBROUGH
Authors: Gonçalves Pereira João , Aparecida Dandolini Gertrudes , Artur de Souza João , Bem Machado Andréia de
Published: July 2022

O interesse pela inovação, seus processos e gerenciamento tem avançado bastante, à medida que os mercados se tornam mais dinâmicos. Isso tem demandado das organizações a necessidade de se tornarem inovadoras para o melhor aproveitamento das oportunidades oferecidas pela tecnologia, nas mudanças nos mercados, estruturas e dinâmicas. O objetivo deste artigo é identificar e difundir como se deu a introdução da inovação aberta IAb, as principais evoluções do processo de IAb, suas características na atualidade na visão de Chesbrough, considerado o pai da IAb. Vários documentos de revisão de literatura da base científica Scopus compõem este estudo, para compreensão do processo evolutivo do conceito da IAb aplicado nas organizações. Como resultado, o artigo apresenta os tipos de IAb, seus benefícios, destacando também os desafios a serem superados, bem como sua perspectiva de futuro da IAb para ser integrada em diferentes propósitos das atividades organizacionais. O método adotado foi de pesquisa qualitativa, com abordagem exploratória e foram encontrados 50 artigos do autor especificado e seus respectivos coautores, utilizando metodologia teórico‑conceitual.
Philosophical comparativistics: purpose and limits of possibilities
Authors:   Institute for Philosophy, Political Science and Religious Studies, Almaty, Kazakhstan, Khamidov A.
Published: July 2022

The article is devoted to clarifying the meaning, purpose, possibilities and limits of the relevance of comparative research in philosophy (especially in historical and philosophical research). It is noted that in itself comparative science is only a research strategy, and its tactics are carried out with the help of appropriate methods and principles. The article highlights and analyzes the following: the principle of being outside, the method of cultural-historicism, the principle of the priority of thinking over language, and the hermeneutic method. It is noted that sometimes the very possibility of comparative analysis is misinterpreted due to a misunderstanding of the true relationship between thinking and language. It is also noted that the hermeneutic method requires careful application, because there are often costs and even errors. The article shows that comparative studies, since they are carried out with ready-made systems, their aspects, ideas or categories, they cannot replace critical analysis and thus claim to establish the truth. In their essence, they are a research tool, but, of course, a necessary tool.
Philosophical and Poetic Heritage of the Kazakh People
Authors:   Institute  for  Philosophy,  Political  Science  and  Religious Studies, Almaty, Kazakhstan, Oshakbayeva Zh. , Zhetpisbayeva M. ,   Al-Farabi Kazakh National University
Published: July 2022

The article examines the philosophical and poetic heritage of the Kazakh people as a kind of spiritual modernization of society. Philosophical and poetic thought are inextricably linked. Philosophy finds the general laws of the Universe from the point of view of creation, poetry finds them in the universe itself. Both are focused on the knowledge of the world, both strive to show this knowledge in a certain sense. Philosophy finds the general laws of the Universe from the point of view of creation, poetry finds them in the universe itself. If we compare the philosopher and the poet as creators of thought, then we can find a lot in common. Both the Philosopher and the poet strive to create a world in their works. This is how the philosophy and methodology of poetry can be linked together. The first is mainly based on a scientific basis, the second acts as a kind of accelerator of consciousness, thinking and the world through poetic language and rhyme.
SYSTEMIC PROBLEMS OF CENTRAL ASIA COUNTRIES IN THE NEW ECONOMIC REALITY: APPROACHES AND SOLUTIONS
Authors:   R.B. Suleimenov Institute of Oriental Studies, Duisen G. , Aitzhanova D. ,   R.B.  Suleimenov  Institute  of Oriental Studies
Published: July 2022

The article presents the problems of finding balanced solutions in order to minimize risks for the partner countries of the Central Asian space in the conditions of growing external geopolitical turbulence. At the same time, the features of the new economic reality are revealed, namely: trends in global transformations, sanctions policies, a decrease in the degree of priority cooperation, an increase in the general economic crisis, etc. To ensure the security and stabilization of the national economies of the Central Asian countries, it is especially important to strengthen multilateral cooperation and interaction, especially in terms of industrial cooperation and integration, the resumption of ties in the fields of trade, science, transport and logistics, education and culture. In accordance with this, the necessity of solving systemic problems of a regional nature and scale with the coordination of efforts of all countries of the Central Asian region is justified.
SECULAR AND RELIGIOUS VALUES: FOREIGN EXPERIENCE
Authors:   Institute for Philosophy, Political Science and Religious Studie, Almaty, Kazakhstan, Аltaikyzy A. , Tskhvariashvili K. ,   Ivane  Javakhishvili  Tbilisi  State  University, Tbilisi, Georgia
Published: July 2022

The article considers the problem of correlation between secular and religious values ​​in the context of the experience of Western and Eastern countries. The authors analyze the cultural and historical aspects of the formation of religious and secular values, describe value orientations in the context of religious pluralism. The main reasons for the radicalization of the system of religious values ​​in a secular state, as well as the specifics of the manifestation of religious radicalism, are considered. Opinions of various scientists are systematized. The negative consequences of various historical and political events on the religious life of secular societies and on the effectiveness of confessional politics are determined. The purpose of the article is to determine the features of the correlation of religious and secular values, as well as the interaction of the state with religious and confessional structures.
Fundamental Analysis of Selected Education Technology Stocks from BSE
Authors: Mr. S. Arunagiri
Published: July 2022

Fundamental analysis enables to predict future price movement of an organization and measure whether a company’s stock is overvalued or undervalued. Fair price of company’s share can be calculated through fundamental analysis. In the next ten years, Indian Edutech industry is poised to reach $30 billion. Many investors wish to invest in stocks which has highest growth potential. Through this study the various stocks in edutech industry is analysed and the best stock to invest is suggested based on fundamental analysis.
Design, Coding and Simulation of MPPT on DC-DC Buck and DC-DC Boost Converters
Authors: Ayush Singh  , Ojaswa Yadav
Published: July 2022

Solar PV Arrays have come out as a very easily implementable mode of renewable energy generation. But the major drawback with Solar PV Array is their efficiency and reliability. There are various ways to improve the efficiency of a PV Array. A very optimal solution to improve the efficiency and reliability is by implementing Maximum Power Point Tracing (MPPT) techniques to the Solar PV Array system. There are numerous techniques available to implement MPPT such as Perturb and Observe (P&O) and Incremental Conductance (IC). In this paper, we will design, implement and analyse Perturb and Observe technique to DC-DC Buck and DC-DC Boost Converter and study its effects at different levels of irradiance and compare the results with the maximum power that a particular PV system can produce. The simulations are done using MATLAB/Simulink and code for MPPT is written using MATLAB
A Review on Bigel Novel Drug Delivery System
Authors: Saher Naaz Binfazur Salim Chous  , Dr. Mohammad Ismail Mouzam  , Quadri Mohammed Soheb Abdul Khalique  , Ansari Vikhar Danish Ahmed
Published: July 2022

Bigels are systems that are usually formed by mixing a hydrogel and an organogel: the aqueous phase is generally made of hydrophilic biopolymer through the organic phase comprise of a gelled vegetable oil because of the presence of an organogelator. The quantity of the gelling agent in every phase, the organogel/ hydrogel percentage, and the temperature of mixing and speed of each parameter need to be considered for bigel preparation. Bigels are chiefly beneficial drug delivery systems, which have been prepared for transdermal, buccal, and vaginal routes. Analytical studies and microscopical determination are the most reported characterization techniques. Bigel’s composition and distinguishing structure confer promising drug delivery aspects such as mucoadhesion, the capability to control drug release, and the probability of using both hydrophilic and lipophilic drugs in the same system.
Model of Hybrid Biometric System
Authors: Vinayak Khavanekar  , Aishwarya Shinde  , Shambu Rai
Published: July 2022

Biometrics refers to the automatic recognition of people based on their physical and / or behavioral characteristics. Biometric technology is used to provide maximum security through personal and physical features. This technology serves as a gateway to a system that needs to be identified before it can be accessed or used. Using biometrics for personal verification is very accurate and is safer than current methods (such as passwords or Personal Identification Numbers - PINs) and very simple (none to carry or to remember). So, Biometrics not only provides security, but also is about flexibility. The need for biometrics can be found in a wide range a list of commercial and military applications where a high level of security is required. Many of the biometric systems used in real-world systems have not changed, such as using a single source of information authentication (e.g., single fingerprint, face, voice etc.). Some of the limitations imposed by unimodal biometric systems can be overcome which includes many sources of identity- building information. If we use a combination of these biometrics it will provide an additional level security. It overcomes the limitations of the previous methods and provides an additional level of security. It also lowers FAR (False Acceptance Level), FRR (False Rejection Level).
An Approach to Cloud Computing
Authors: Ashwini Ramsingh Rajput  , Sudeshana Roy
Published: July 2022

The IT industries are using cloud computing technology today. The most efficient structure for cloud computing is one that is entirely Internet-based. It is made up of a combination of networked, integrated, and software- and hardware-based components. It offers many advantages over both grid computing and other types of computing. In this essay, I've even provided a brief evaluation of cloud computing based on reading more than 30 cloud computing articles. The findings of this evaluation signalise the evolution of the IT sectors before and after cloud computing.
To Formulate and Evaluate Herbal Toothpaste By using Various Herbal Drug
Authors: Gawade Kiran L  , Bhalekar Sachin M  , Datkhile Sachin V.
Published: July 2022

In current scenario in oral dental care with use of herbal toothpaste containing natural ingredients are more acceptable in public belief than chemical based synthetic formulations due to their safety and efficacy in reducing dental caries, and preventing other dental issues to which this generation is prone to. In this formulation we utilizes aloe vera gel, clove oil, neem powder, turmeric powder and trikatu which are not yet used by any other research work. These extracts possess many activities like anti-ulcer, anti-caries, anti- bacterial, wound healing along with which it imbibes certain special additional properties like anti-cancer and anti-fungal. Along with this herbal based formulation, a comparative study of previously marketed herbal toothpastes was done in order to get an idea of important physical parameters i.e. pH, stability, excrudability, Spreadability, foamability, homogeneity to make a successful more efficacious and stable formulation. The aim of this study is to compare and evaluate the herbal toothpaste with marketed toothpaste. This study disseminate that our herbal based toothpaste formulation having natural ingredients is as good as in terms of results compare to marketed herbal formulations.
The Holocaust Paradigm as Paradoxical Imperative in the Century of Anthropogenic Omnicide
Authors: Levene Mark
Published: July 2022

The Holocaust and today's climate emergency are not obvious bed fellows. But the post-Holocaust mantra “never again” has also been voiced by some climate activists who see similarities in the failure of Western governments in the 1930s to act to stop Hitler and an equivalent failure now to effectively halt state and corporate drives to biospheric catastrophe. This article examines whether the way Western society has understood the Holocaust in recent decades has relevance to the urge for climate action. It finds the mainstream, state-centred Holocaust paradigm wanting as a framework for empathy and solidarity with those in the Global South who will continue to suffer most as the environmental crisis magnifies. But with the likelihood of an explosion of environmental refugees across the world in coming decades and the increasing exclusion of those deemed outside the universe of obligation, it posits that Holocaust resonances are especially relevant in the here and now. In particular, it urges that the state of siege and exception likely to become prevalent as societies increasingly turn nationally populist and violent in the face of climate breakdown, demands a transformation of the Holocaust paradigm into one of active, grass-roots voice, speaking truth to power.