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Settlement Names Referring to Eastern Slavic Settlers in Medieval Hungary
Authors:   University of Debrecen, Rácz Anita
Published: July 2022

Hungarians arrived at the Carpathian Basin at around 895–900 and after a long journey from the east they occupied the interior plains, mostly the river valleys (in Hungarian history, this event is referred to as the Conquest). The previous tribal alliance had slowly disintegrated by the time of king Stephen I (1001–1038) when pagan beliefs were replaced by Christianity. The peripheral areas of the Kingdom of Hungary, however, were typically uninhabited until the 12th century when the ethnic landscape started changing with the arrival of Saxon settlers, Slavs, Romanians, and Pechenegs. We have no Hungarian written sources from the time preceding the Conquest. The early Latin (less frequently Greek) written sources contain Hungarian words and expressions only sporadically and they are mostly proper names designating places. However, due to their early appearance and low number, these have proved to be truly valuable for linguistics and historical studies exploring the early history of Hungarians and the ethnic and population history of the contemporary Carpathian Basin. In this respect, the settlement names rooted in ethnonyms have a key role as they also shed light on relations between Hungarians and other peoples. This paper studies settlement names that may refer to Eastern Slavic settlers designated by the ethnonym orosz in the medieval Hungarian language. The ethnic groups designated by this name were first registered in the 11th–12th century, however, groups of Slavs could have joined the Hungarian populace before the Conquest. The study shows that the highest proportion of settlement names derived from this ethnonym are found in the northeastern, northern, as well as eastern regions of early medieval Hungary, mostly along the border of the country. The author describes the most frequent name formation patterns that can also be used for relative dating of oikonyms, and discusses the extension to which these data may be useful for the reconstruction of the ethnic landscape of medieval Hungary.
Toponymic Space of the Written Monument True Records of the Mongols of the Qing Empire
Authors:   Institute for Mongolian, Buddhist and Tibetan Studies of the Siberian Branch of the RAS, Sundueva Ekaterina V.
Published: July 2022

The author considers the layer of the 17th — early 18th centuries Mongolian place names presented in the written monument Dayičing ulus-un mongɣul-un maɣad qauli (True Records of the Mongols of the Qing Empire), published in the old-written Mongolian language in six volumes in Hohhot (China) in 2013. The considered monument of written culture contains a colossal amount of information of various kinds and touches upon a wide range of ethnic, cultural, linguistic, political, social, and religious aspects of the life of the Mongols. The study of such works is valuable in that they represent ancient material reflecting the history, peculiarities of language and literary thought, and the mindset of the peoples of the past. The semantic study of the Mongolian place names attested in the studied document indicates that a developed system of geographic terms which has come down to our days, has already been present in the 17th — early 18th centuries. It was largely motivated by the physical and geographical characteristics of the area. A particular feature of the toponymy of that period is the absence of memorial names that appeared in Mongolia in the first half of the 20th century and reflect the trends of new views on public life. In terms of structure, these toponyms are notable for almost complete absence of verb stems, including iterative and Present-Past participle forms that serve as attributes in the modern Mongolian toponymy. Analyzing the ways of rendering Mongolian complex toponyms in Chinese, the author notes that the use of transcription shows the established character of the toponym, while the use of Manchu geographical terms testifies to its optional character. The system of place names the work contains, holds significant cultural meanings and associations that are characteristic of the national worldview.
Toponymic Legends of Ural Amateur Miners
Authors:   Ural Federal University, Ivanova Elena E.
Published: July 2022

This article analyses the legends of Ural amateur miners (gorshchiks) — people who recover precious stones and gemstones as their private business. The folklore of amateur miners still remains virtually unstudied; that differentiates it from the folklore of professional miners (gorniaks). The research is based on field records of various periods, both published and unpublished. These records are part of the card index Vocabulary, Toponymy, Ethnography of the Stone kept at the Department of the Russian Language, General Linguistics and Verbal Communication (Ural Federal University). The article demonstrates that the legends spring from the real working practices of amateur miners; traditional motifs, including fantastic ones, add to these legends. The research centres on toponymic legends which are considered as a source for deriving the inner form and motivation of the place name (toponym). The author points out that applying to historical records and a comprehensive ethnolinguistic analysis help establish if the motivation of the toponym given in the legend is correct or erroneous. The research reveals that a correlation between a firmly established legendary motif and a firmly established nominative model helps correctly determine the motivation of a toponym. In addition, the amateur miners’ legends are seen as a source for studying their way of life and worldview. The article analyses the following motifs characteristic of the amateur miners’ legends: the stroke of luck and the chance discovery of gemstones, the not given treasure and the unlucky development of a mine, the prophetic dream, the violation of a taboo and punishment for greed, the miraculous richness of mines. The author highlights specific professional interpretations that well-known folklore motifs acquire in the amateur miners’ legends. Specifically, the self-burial of the Chud people is replaced by the motif of treasure burial.
“Stone” Streets of Ekaterinburg
Authors:   Ural Federal University, Krivoshchapova Yulia A. , Goryaev Sergey O. ,   Ural Federal University
Published: July 2022

The paper studies a group of Ekaterinburg street names associated with “stone craft”. These would include the names directly motivated by mineralogical vocabulary (Ametistovaya St., Rodonitovaya St.) or indirectly conveying the “stone” naming motif (Kamenotesov St., Bazhova St.). Street names of the Ural capital are considered from the standpoint of the formation of a local brand of the region, as markers of regional identity. The authors note that some street names motivated by gemmonyms refer to the designations of “gem-colored” (precious and semi-precious) stones mined in the Urals and commonly regarded as a kind of Ural “kite-mark” (Malakhitovaya St., Izumrudnaya St.). On the other hand, there are street names associated with the designations of minerals that are little known to the general public and, unlike the “Ural gems”, lack the evaluative connotations (Boksitovy lane, Slantsevaya St.). Among the street names implicitly referring to the “stone” theme are those dedicated to the memory of public figures in the field of “stone” sciences and arts (Academician Fersman St., Danily Zvereva St.), as well as collective titles-dedications to the people of mining professions (Geologists St., Starateley Lane). The authors conclude that the “stone”-related naming pattern is still productive today, particularly in the case of emerging districts or settlements where lot of streets should be named at once, and the variety of minerals simplifies the task. It also seems to be a fortunate case in which the naming pragmatics does not contradict the noble idea of popularizing the Ural minerals and the formation of local identity by means of creating new names for streets and other urban objects which are yet to be studied.
Bashkir Onomastic Heritage in the Materials of Linguistic Expeditions in the 1920s–1930s
Authors:   Ufa Federal Research Center of the RAS, Mukhtarov Timur G.
Published: July 2022

The article aims to identify and interpret the onomastic material collected in the course of linguistic and general field research in the Tamyan-Katai and Argayash cantons of Bashkiria, carried out by the Academic Center of the People’s Commissariat of Education of the BASSR together with the Academy of Sciences of the USSR in 1920s–1930s. The source materials were the documents, reports, and texts collected from the population during the expeditions of 1928–1929, now stored in the Scientific Archives of the Ural Federal Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences. These sources were found to include much data on the onomastics of the Bashkir language: personal names and surnames, collective and individual nicknames, geographical names, ethnic names of clans and tribes, tribal divisions and ethnic groups living on the territory of the republic. This also includes the names of mythical characters, placenames, and cosmic objects registered both is documents (reports, route sheets, lists of informants, indexes of tribal names and attributes of Bashkir clans, etc.) and first-person records from informants (regarding the history of the clan, village, family, customs, beliefs, fairy tales, legends, etc.) These documents are of great value, since they contain archaic material relating not only to onomastics, but also to the views and beliefs of the Bashkirs. A good example would be the mention of names and nicknames of the Bashkir healer-spirits (baksy), which evidences that the forest Bashkirs still retained relics of shamanism at the beginning of the 20th century.
Chinese Personal Names Expressing the Idea of Manliness
Authors:   Ural Federal University, Zixin Qian
Published: July 2022

The study attempts to analyze modern Chinese male personal names from the standpoint of the semantics of the most frequently used lexemes, thereby revealing a corpus of words (hieroglyphs) that serve to designate “masculine” in the Chinese name system. The author relies on the recent data obtained from a survey with 200 respondents, however, historical Chinese male names are also considered. It is established that in Chinese linguistic culture, masculinity is a multifaceted concept, essentially associated with such qualities as strength, perseverance, will, determination, the ability to withstand any life challenges. The name semantics may convey that both through direct definitions (“strong”, “solid”, “strong”, “resolute”, etc.), and through images in which these qualities are embodied allegorically (“wave”, “dragon”, “tiger”, “cypress”, etc.). At the same time, Chinese male names of the 20th century also showcase the semantics related to the history of the country, citizenship, patriotism (“Shine, China”, “Make the country strong”, etc.). The author notes that since the Confucian era, such qualities as wisdom, humanity, benevolence, following etiquette, and flexibility have been blended into the “male” semantics. Apparently, these are the newly adopted virtues of manliness, without which it would be impossible to survive in the modern world.
Novas ocorrências de Meiothecium boryanum (Müll.Hal.) Mitt. (Sematophyllaceae, Bryophyta) no Brasil¹
Authors: Evangelista-dos-Santos Milena , Valente Emilia de Brito
Published: July 2022

RESUMO Durante a revisão de espécies da família Sematophyllaceae depositadas em herbários nacionais foi possível ampliar o registro de ocorrência de Meiothecium boryanum (Müll.Hal.) Mitt. no Brasil. Atualmente a ocorrência confirmada da espécie se limita aos Estados da Bahia, Goiás, Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sul e São Paulo, embora seja citada apenas o Estado da Bahia no Flora e Funga do Brasil 2022. Com este trabalho, a espécie teve seu registro confirmado também para os estados de Minas Gerais e Pernambuco.
Cu‐Zn SOD suppresses epilepsy in pilocarpine‐treated rats and alters SCN2A/Nrf2/HO‐1 expression
Authors: Wen Fang , Tan Zhi‐Gang , Xiang Jun
Published: July 2022

Objective. Copper‐zinc superoxide dismutase (Cu‐Zn SOD) is downregulated in epilepsy, however, the role of Cu‐Zn SOD in epilepsy remains unclear.

Methods. Based on the pilocarpine hydrochloride‐induced rat model of epilepsy, cortical‐striatum brain slices of rats were examined based on field excitatory post‐synaptic potentials. Pathological changes were observed by transmission electron microscope. Also using SH‐SY5Y cells, flow cytometry and TUNEL staining were applied to investigate cell apoptosis, and ELISA was applied to detect SOD activity. In addition, qRT‐PCR and western blot were performed to detect SCN2A/Nrf2/HO‐1 gene and protein expression levels, respectively.

Results. Cu‐Zn SOD over‐expression suppressed epilepsy in vivo. In addition, Cu‐Zn SOD knockdown notably decreased SOD activity and induced apoptosis in SH‐SY5Y cells. Moreover, Cu‐Zn SOD silencing decreased the levels of SCN2A, Nrf2 and HO‐1. Lastly, Cu‐Zn SOD was shown to modulate the NaV1.2/Nrf2/HO‐1 axis in rats.

Significance. In this model, Cu‐Zn SOD attenuated epilepsy and was shown to alter the expression level of proteins of the NaV1.2 /Nrf2/HO‐1 signalling pathway, indicating that Cu‐Zn SOD might be a target for the treatment of epilepsy.
TO THE QUESTION OF THE CHURCH STATUS AND RELIGIOUS SITUATION IN THE BYZANTINE THEME IBERIA
Authors:   National Research University “Higher School of Economics”, Kosourov D. A.
Published: July 2022

The article considers the issue of the church status of the territory of the Byzantine theme Iberia (c. 1023–1073/1074). In 1045, Byzantium annexed the lands of Bagratid Kingdom of Armenia and included them in Iberia, which led to the significant increase of the Armenian Monophysite population in the theme. The seven dioceses of Iberia, which were located on the lands of the former Bagratid Armenia, are not in the lists of the Notitiae Episcopatuum of the Church of Constantinople and were included in the lists of the Antiochian Orthodox Church somewhere in the 11th century. Moreover, in three additional 11th century manuscripts of the Notitia Antiochena, the Antiochian patriarch owned three domains from the territory of Northern Tao, which was allegedly not part of Iberia. Nevertheless, data from the Georgian “Chronicle of Kartli” and “The Testament of Eustathius Boilas” suggest that at least from 1047 to 1053/1057, some of these fortresses in the Northern Tao were under Byzantine control and were included in the administrative structure of the theme. The return of these lands to the rule of the Georgian king Bagrat IV between 1053 and 1057, as well as the tense conflict between the Antiochian and Georgian churches about the authenticity of the Georgian autocephaly at the same time, did not allow the Church of Antioch to fully put in order the new created dioceses in such a short period of time.
RUSSIAN-CHINESE MARITIME TRANSIT SYSTEM IN THE 1880s AND 1890s
Authors:   Ural Federal University, Hamzin I. R.
Published: July 2022

Maritime trade was an important part of the Russian-Chinese trade in the second half of the 19th century. During this period, the Voluntary fleet began transporting cargo between Russian and Chinese ports and the maritime transit system was created. Using the system analysis, the article analyzes the structure of maritime trade and demonstrates the model of the sea transit system of Russian-Chinese trade in the 1880s and 1890s. The main structural elements of maritime trade were the direction in which goods were transited, the conditions for cargo transportation, the interaction of the Voluntary fleet and Russian trading houses in China, competition for freight rates in Chinese ports, organizational issues, and the content of trade. The correlation of these features shows the construction of the maritime transit system. In conclusion, the author demonstrates the main advantages of sea transit over land and the main disadvantages of this direction. The maritime transit system was more effective than the transcontinental Russian-Chinese trade. By the sea, Chinese tea was delivered to the Russian market quickly and cheaply. At the same time, Russia did not have a product that could be sent to China by sea. This was the main problem of the Russia-Chinese maritime trade in the second half of 19th century. Thus, the study demonstrates a combination of levels of a new methodological approach to the history of trade in Russia and China, thereby enriching the historiography of the theme.
CHINESE BUSINESS PRACTICES IN THE FAR EASTERN BORDERLANDS: FROM THE NEOPHYTE DELIGHT TO THE OBSERVER INDIFFERENCE
Authors:   Blagoveshchensk State Pedagogical University, Zalesskaia O. V.
Published: July 2022

The paper analyzes the business practices of Chinese entrepreneurs in the Far Eastern borderlands. The entrepreneurial activities of Chinese citizens are analyzed in the context of interstate and interregional relations between Russia and China. The purpose of the study is to examine Chinese business practices during the three decades at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries, to ensure changes in the attitude of Chinese citizens towards doing business in the Far Eastern borderlands. The study is based on authentic articles in Chinese revealing the problems of doing business by Chinese entrepreneurs and their vision of interregional cooperation. The research methodology is based on the principles of dialectics and historicism, which made it possible to analyze Chinese business practices over a thirty-year chronological period, and to identify qualitative changes in approaches to their implementation. A comparative approach is used for elaborating the evolution of the views of Chinese businessmen on cross-border business practices. The main results of the study are related to the differences between Russian and Chinese state policies in Chinese entrepreneurship, a significant discrepancy between Russian-Chinese relations at the interstate level and the level of interregional trade-economic and investment cooperation between the two countries, and the continuing periphery of the Far East. The conclusion is made about the uniqueness of Chinese business practices as a form of cross-border Russian-Chinese interaction and, at the same time, about the freezing of their evolution with a tendency to their gradual fading and extinction. In the organization and perception of business practices on the borderlands, Chinese entrepreneurs have gone the way from absolute delight of a neophyte to passive observation and indifference. As a result, there is a gradual loss of China's interest in interregional trade, economic and investment cooperation with Russia. Being an important condition for the Russian Far Eastern territories’ development, Chinese business practices retain the features of 30 years ago and cannot reach the new level necessary for further successful bilateral contacts.
THE VOLOGDA DIOCESE AND IVAN IV
Authors:   Russian State University for the Humanities, Usachev A. S. ,   Moscow State Institute of International Relations
Published: July 2022

The article deals with the reasons of the significant rise of the Vologda diocese’s status in the last third of the 16th century. It was an important component of the Russian government’s measures aimed at the creation of the reserve residence for Russian Tsar. The necessity of such residence was connected with the tensions at the southern border in the middle of the 1560s. The choice of Vologda was determined, firstly, by the long distance from the southern border; secondly, its location in the center of the Sukhono-Dviskiy road, which linked Russia with the countries of Western Europe. Finally, it was the residence of the Vologda bishop. In 1565, Vologda became the part of oprichnina, and oprichniki began to receive estates on the territory of the district no later than in 1567. The construction of the stone cathedral and the citadel began in the town. The status of Vologda as the center of diocese was formalized: no later than in the summer of 1569, the center of diocese was officially transferred from Ust’-Vym to Vologda. The diocese was moved from the 11th line to the 6th line in the church hierarchy. The territory of diocese was significantly expanded by the joining of the Pomorye, which had earlier belonged to the Novgorod diocese. The Russian government stopped to create the “reserve” capital after the sweeping victory over the troops of Crimea khanate in the summer of 1572 near Molodi. This victory had led to reducing of tensions at the southern border. The economic depression of the 1570s also played its role in stopping of expensive stone building in Vologda. However, the Vologda diocese had saved the new status received at the turn of the 1560s and 1570s.
LIEGES FROM NADROVIA IN THE STATE OF TEUTONIC ORDER IN 1340–1370
Authors:   Institute of Archaeology of Russian Academy of Sciences, Denisov S. A.
Published: July 2022

The article examines the condition (composition and functions) of lieges in Nadrovia – Prussian land that was included in the Teutonic order’s State in 1277. The research of acts and chronicles allowed the author to define the group of 46 persons, who were obliged to keep military service (to participate in companies against Grand Duchy of Lithuania, defend native lands, built and restore fortifications, etc.). The main part of lieges (44 persons) possessed land estates in size of 1,5–12 huffens. Among Nadrovians, there was a process of social differentiation that appeared in the same forms as in other Prussian lands: accumulation of land property by one person, division of estates, heirless property that appeared in the conditions of reduction of free lands qualified for cultivation. To minimize negative consequences of this process, the Order and the Church gave the permission to use nearest grounds, compensated the loss of the land property, and imposed penalty (vergeld) for the damage to life and health of Prussians. The formation of fief system in Nadrovia as well as appearance of settlements before the Order’s conquest was associated with waterways (rivers Pregel, Inster, Agrapp, etc.) that was caused by the significance of this type of communications in this wild district covered by woods. At the same time, in contrast to the settlements of the 10th – 13thcenturies, fiefs concentrated in the western part of Nadrovia due to the formation here of the system of Order’s castles as military and administrative centers. By these conditions, the most stable cultivated territories were such lands that were settled before Order’s conquest and still tilled after it because near location to the new centers.
THE DETERMINATION OF BLACK OWNERSHIP IN COMPANIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF BLACK ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT (PART 1)
Authors: Francois Marais  , Lindi Coetzee
Published: July 2022

In Part I of this two-part article the primary statutes regulating black economic empowerment are considered. The Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act 5 of 2000 with its regulations determines the parameters within which organs of state may give preferential treatment to historically disadvantaged suppliers when making procurement decisions. The Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Act 53 of 2003 creates a legislative and bureaucratic framework for the realisation of black economic empowerment, that includes codes of good practice that seek to introduce an empowerment agenda to a variety of administrative decisions, including state procurement. This overlap in application leads to conflicts between the duties placed on the state by the two Acts, and it is submitted that the Procurement Act and its regulations require amendment that will have to coincide with the coming into effectof the codes of good practice under the BEE Act. Part II of the article will analyse the recognition of black ownership in companies arising from the sale of equity instruments.
HATE-MOTIVATED VIOLENCE: IS IT LINKED TO HATEFUL EXPRESSION?
Authors: AM Anderson
Published: July 2022

In 1996, the late Prof JMT Labuschagne wrote an article dealing with the limits of freedom of speech and hate speech (“Menseregtelike en Strafregtelike Bekamping van Groepsidentiteitmatige Krenking en Geweld” 1996 De Jure 23). He discussed freedom of expression and hate speech in the United States of America, various European countries, South Africa and also within the context of international law. He subsequently discussed the idea of updating his thoughts, taking into consideration the influence of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996 and the Promotion of Equality and Prevention of Unfair Discrimination Act (4 of 2000, commonly referred to as the “Discrimination Act”). Sadly, he never got around to doing so. Since his 1996 article, much development has taken place in this field including the introduction of the 2004 Draft Prohibition of Hate Speech Bill. The events of 11 September 2001 in the USA and the 2005 bombings in London (and other similar attacks all over the world) have increased intolerance and suspicion between people from different races and religions manyfold. Immediately following the London bombings, it was reported that religious hate crime (that is, attacks targeting England’s Muslim community) had increased by nearly 600% (“Religious Hate Crime Up 600%” 2005-08-0221:14 SA http://www.news24.com visited 2 Aug 2005). Hate speech is regarded as an exception to freedom of speech/expression. The notion of freedom of expression has been discussed at length by various South African writers (Johannessen “A Critical View of the Constitutional Hate Speech Provision: Section 16” 1997 SAJHR 136; Devenish “Freedom of Expression: The ‘Marketplace’ of Ideas”1995 TSAR 442; Carpenter “Fundamental Rights: Is There a Pecking Order?” 1995 Codicillus 27; Johannessen “Freedom of Expression and Information in the New South African Constitution and Its Compatibility with International Standards” 1995 SAJHR 216; Van Rooyen “Censorship in a Future South Africa: A Legal Perspective” 1994 De Jure 283; Nesser “Hate Speech in the New South Africa: Constitutional Considerations for a Land Recovering from Decades of Racial Repression and Violence” 1994 SAJHR 336; and Marcus “Freedom of Expression Under the Constitution” 1994 SAJHR 140). This note briefly touches on some aspects relating to freedomof expression and hate speech and also explores the (rather newly discovered) notion of hate crime. It asks the question whether there is any connection between hate speech and hate crime.
Modelling water temperature in the lower Olifants River and the implications for climate change
Authors: Adlam Amanda L. , Chimimba Christian T. , Retief D.C. Hugo , Woodborne Stephan
Published: July 2022

Freshwater systems in southern Africa are under threat of climate change, not only from altered flow regimes as rainfall patterns change, but also from biologically significant increases in water temperature. Statistical models can predict water temperatures from air temperatures, and air temperatures may rise by up to 7 °C by 2100. Statistical water temperature models require less data input than physical models, which is particularly useful in data deficient regions. We validated a statistical water temperature model in the lower Olifants River, South Africa, and verified its spatial applicability in the upper Klaserie River. Monthly and daily temporal scale calibrations and validations were conducted. The results show that simulated water temperatures in all cases closely mimicked those of the observed data for both temporal resolutions and across sites (NSE>0.75 for the Olifants River and NSE>0.8 for the Klaserie). Overall, the model performed better at a monthly than a daily scale, while generally underestimating from the observed (indicated by negative percentage bias values). The statistical models can be used to predict water temperature variance using air temperature and this use can have implications for future climate projections and the effects climate change will have on aquatic species.
Significance:

Statistical modelling can be used to simulate water temperature variance from observed air temperature, which has implications for future projections and climate change scenarios.
While there are many other factors affecting water temperature, air temperature accounts for up to 95% of water temperature variance.
The model used can successfully simulate water temperature variance for different rivers.
“God without Sovereignty” and “Sacred Anarchy” of the Kingdom: Weak Theology as a Theo-political Project
Authors: Konacheva Svetlana
Published: July 2022

The paper is devoted to the political dimensions of John Caputo’s “weak theology”. We analyze his understanding of the weakness of God and trace the evolution of his theo-poetics as an adequate method of theological hermeneutics. We argue that in Caputo’s early works, theo-poetics is based on the Kantian reading of Derrida; this means the opposition between faith and knowledge, and emphasizing the undecidability. The political implications of a theology which is focused on the “God to come” are linked to messianic hope, and the promise of an event of justice. At the same time, justice is not interpreted as a thing that exists in the present or foreseeable future. Caputo proclaims the non-programmable future of event: justice “to come”, democracy “to come”, or hospitality “to come”. In later works, Caputo turns to Hegelian theo-poetics based on the concept of Vorstellung. It focuses on the world-life and the event of poieisis. The ontological aspects of the new mode of theological thinking are characterized through the transition from God’s existence to insistence. We analyze the concept of the Kingdom of God as “sacred anarchy”, and indicate that this Kingdom establishes the order that is opposed to hierarchical logic. The interpretation of the Kingdom of God based on the radical theology of the cross characterized as the deconstruction of the metaphysics of power, the mythology of the higher heavenly powers, and the politics of sovereignty. The ethical and political implications of the concept “Kingdom of God” are analyzed as a pragmatic and prophetic transformation of the world. We argue that the theo-poetics of the sacred anarchic Kingdom is a way of thinking on the hyper-reality of the impossible in the real world. The “politics of the cross” that is presented in the last works of Caputo can thus be characterized as a project of actualization and materialization, that is, the material embodiment of God in the world.
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A versatile nuclei extraction protocol for single nucleus sequencing in fish species – optimization in various Atlantic salmon tissues. v1
Authors: Ruiz Daniels Rose
Published: July 2022

Single cell RNA sequencing has rapidly become a standard tool for profiling transcriptomic diversity across thousands of cells (Linnarsson and Teichmann, 2016), and is now being applied to a large diversity of species and tissues. The main limitation of this technology is that it requires the isolation of live cells from fresh tissue, severely restricting its applicability. As a result, single nuclei RNA sequencing (snRNA-seq), which consists of sequencing the RNA of only the nuclei of cells rather than of the whole cell, has been commonly adopted since it allows samples to be stored for several months prior to processing while yielding comparable results to whole cell sequencing (Kulkarni, et al., 2019; Slyper et al. 2021). A critical challenge for snRNA-seq is the successful extraction of high quality nuclei. This has spurred the recent publication of a number of dissociation protocols for nuclei extraction (Drokhlyansky et al. 2020; Eraslan et al. 2021; Melms et al 2021), however, these have largely been optimized for model species such as humans, and more and more single nuclei is being adopted in non-model species. Here we present a robust protocol that enables the extraction of nuclei from frozen tissue adapted from those shown to work in different tissue types, such as human skin (Drokhlyansky et al. 2020; Eraslan et al. 2021; Melms et al 2021). Our protocol has been used to successfully extract nuclei from an array of different Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) tissues including skin, fin, spleen, head kidney, liver and gill as well as in other species such as sole (Solea solea) and rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) nasal tissue and nurse shark (Ginglymostoma cirratumspleen). We present the protocol as applied to fin and skin as these are particularly challenging tissues to work with given their toughness and the presence of hard tissue (e.g., scales and bones), connective tissue and fat deposits. We include notes throughout the protocol so that the reader can optimise it for a variety of tissue types. While the protocol has been optimised to work with the Chromium 10x platform, the most commonly used high throughput microfluidic device, but can be used successfully for the extraction of nuclei for other platforms and applications. The aim of this protocol is to capture 7,000 nuclei per single-nuclei RNA sequencing library using the Chromium Single Cell 3’ Reagent Kits v2 or v3 (10X Genomics). Given its utility for isolating nuclei from difficult to dissociate tissue types, we anticipate that this protocol will be broadly applicable for snRNA-seq of non-model organisms and unconventional tissue types.
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Centriflaken: an automated data analysis pipeline for assembly and in silico analyses of food-borne pathogens from metagenomic samples v2
Authors: Konganti Kranti
Published: July 2022

Rapid and comprehensive analysis of metagenomic data from any sample is of importance in food safety. Also important is the need for automated analysis pipelines allowing rapid and effective construction of metagenomic assembled genomes (MAGs) to enable bacterial source-tracking from metagenomic data. We developed a precision metagenomics approach for detecting and classifying shiga toxin-producingEscherichia coli (STEC) in enrichments of agricultural water using Oxford Nanopore long read sequencing where the bioinformatics data analysis employed many sequential manual steps (Maguire et al, 2021). Here we present centriflaken, a suite of automated data analysis workflows enabled by Nextflow, which takes metagenomic data and generates MAGs and performs in silico-based analysis as described in Maguire et al, 2021. The final summary plots and tables can be downloaded from the provided MultiQC HTML report generated as part of the pipeline. The centriflaken pipeline was validated with data from our previously published method and was able to replicate the detection and classification of STECs for each sample. We tested the pipeline with nanopore data obtained from 21 additional enriched samples from irrigation water and was able to perform the entire precision metagenomics analysis in less than 5 hours. We have further expanded this precision approach to include any user supplied taxa of interest (Listeria monocytogenes or Salmonella) not only STECs.
[RETRACTED] Keto Clean ACV Gummies: Review,Benefits, Weight Loss, Results! v1
Authors: not provided jackleach
Published: July 2022

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Product Name - Keto Klean ACV Gummies Composition – Natural Organic compound Side-Effects – NA Availability –Online Rating – ★★★★★ Official Website -Keto Klean ACV Gummies.COM Excess weight is usually one of the greatest conditions everyone is dealing with nowadays. Carrying excess fat has effects on huge numbers of people to result in numerous health problems such as cardiac event, raised blood glucose levels, very poor fat user profile, etc. Extra an increase in weight is usually attributable to unequal human hormones, feeding on unhealthy food, today's chosen lifestyle, etc. People who find themselves heavy usually are significantly less self-assured as opposed to those exactly who take into consideration a standard range.
[RETRACTED] Prodentim UK Reviews - Dragons Den Price or Where to Buy v1
Authors: not provided health
Published: July 2022

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Prodentim UK Reviews - ProDentim oral supplements enhance dental health, prevent gum disease, and promote whiter and stronger teeth.
[RETRACTED] UltraXmed CBD Fruit Gummies Bewertungen - Update - Inhaltsstoffe - Hauptvorteile!! v1
Authors: CBD Fruit Gummies UltraXmed
Published: July 2022

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Authors: not provided fdaaffa
Published: July 2022

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integración del sistema somatosensorial cutáneo.
Authors: Chaparro González Lorea
Published: July 2022

El sentido que denominamos tacto es un sistema muy complejo que en su mayor parte está localizado en la piel. Existen diferentes tipos de receptores sensoriales que permiten reconocer tipos de estímulos muy variados. La mayor parte de estos receptores son estimulados por estímulos físicos como presión, vibración o estiramiento y se denominan mecanorreceptores. Dentro de este tipo de receptores se incluyen los pelos, que pueden llegar a formar sistemas de detección muy complejos formando órganos especializados como el sistema de vibrisas de muchos vertebrados. Este sistema está destinado esencialmente al reconocimiento del medio que rodea al animal. En los roedores, una gran parte de la corteza cerebral y otras regiones del encéfalo están dedicados al procesado y respuesta de la información procedente de las vibrisas, que juegan un papel crucial en el reconocimiento de objetos y codificación de texturas como en el desarrollo de diferentes tipos de conductas y aprendizaje.
MOLECULAR INVESTIGATION OF CANINE HEPATOZOONOSIS IN BATMAN AND VAN PROVINCES OF TÜRKİYE
Authors: OĞUZ Bekir , DEĞER Mustafa Serdar , EL-ASHRAM Saeed
Published: July 2022

Canine hepatozoonosis is a tick-borne protozoan disease spread by hard ticks of the Ixodidae family. Although this illness has been seen in numerous locations in Türkiye, its existence in the Batman and Van provinces has yet to be confirmed. The purpose of this research was to look into canine hepatozoonosis in stray dogs from two distinct areas in Türkiye using conventional polymerase chain reaction (PCR). Between 2019 and 2021, blood samples were collected from 197 stray dogs in Batman and Van provinces in Türkiye. A unique 486–520 bp segment of the 18S rRNA gene of Hepatozoon spp. was amplified using PCR. According to the PCR findings, none of the 197 stray dogs tested positive for Hepatozoon spp. This research offers epidemiological data on the prevalence of canine hepatozoonosis in Türkiye, which may be useful in future studies with larger sample sizes and dogs of varied origins.
Rare case of unforeseen tragic event of severe anaphylactic reaction to lidocaine in a paediatric patient in rural low resource setup
Authors: Harangulkar Vishal R. , Ingale Suryakant Y. , Murde Snehal G.
Published: July 2022

Anaphylactic reaction to lidocaine is a very rare and life-threatening event. Lidocaine (xylocaine) is one of the most common anaesthetic drugs used as local anaesthetics for minor dental and other minor surgical procedure.  Although minor allergic reactions after administration of lidocaine are common and easily resolved after just antihistaminic with or without steroid administration. However severe anaphylaxis leading to death is very rare; so much that the physicians might be unaware of its occurrence and its emergency management. From 1957 to 2012, there were seven reports of single case and one report of 8 cases with sufficient information for review. In paediatric patients, very few have history of allergies and due to unawareness of their allergic condition they may land in tragic event of anaphylaxis which if not managed on time can lead to death. We hereby presented such a rare case of a 14 years old female posted for a minor surgical procedure, who had anaphylactic shock due to lidocaine, followed by sudden cardiorespiratory arrest leading to death despite of all the prompt management.
Isolated epididymal tuberculosis: case report and review of literature
Authors: Assefa Girum T. , Asfaw Tihut Z.
Published: July 2022

Ethiopia is one of the countries with high burden of pulmonary tuberculosis and the number of cases of extra pulmonary is increasing. However, diagnostic evidence to initiate anti-tuberculosis treatment among extra pulmonary tuberculosis (EPTB) cases is not well known. We presented here a case of isolated tuberculosis epididymitis with scrotal sinus after developing nonspecific testicular symptoms for more than 2 months and review the literature. Tuberculous epididymitis is a form of urogenital tuberculosis that is particularly rare and has the same clinical manifestation that mimics other more common infectious causes of epididymitis, leading to delay in diagnosis. So, one should maintain a high-index of suspicion to accurately diagnose tuberculous epididymitis in individuals presenting with suggestive signs and symptoms.
Severe autoimmune thrombocytopenia in a neonate secondary to maternal immune thrombocytopenia: a case report
Authors: Mazahir Rufaida , Kumari Neha , Alam Shahzad , Singh Rupa
Published: July 2022

Neonatal thrombocytopenia is one of the common haematological problems encountered in neonatal intensive care unit. Severe neonatal thrombocytopenia is defined as a platelet count <50×103/µl and is relatively uncommon. Based on the time-of-onset, neonatal thrombocytopenia can be categorized into early-onset (<72 h after birth) and late-onset (>72 h after birth) thrombocytopenia. Neonatal autoimmune thrombocytopenia should be considered in any neonate who has early-onset thrombocytopenia and a maternal history of either immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) or an autoimmune disease (with or without thrombocytopenia). A term male baby, born to a 23-year-old primi-gravida with ITP was found to be thrombocytopenic at birth (platelets-85×103/µl) without any sign of neonatal sepsis. On serial monitoring, platelet counts kept falling and on day 3, the child developed severe thrombocytopenia (platelets-6.5×103/µl). No obvious signs of bleeding were present and the child was clinically well. Given the history of maternal thrombocytopenia (likely ITP), a possibility of neonatal autoimmune thrombocytopenia was considered. Owing to the risk of massive bleed, the baby was transfused random donor platelets and intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIg) was started on day 3. Thereafter, the platelets showed an increasing trend and child was discharged on day 7 with a platelet count of 170×103/µl. However, on follow-up platelet count was again found to be low (84×103/µl). It normalised subsequently, without any further requirement of IVIg. High index of suspicion, immediate work-up and diagnosis, with close monitoring and prompt management is required to prevent hemorrhagic complications in such children. Counselling for risk of thrombocytopenia in future pregnancies should be provided to parents.
Artificial intelligence - A boon for dentistry
Authors: Mitra Radhika , Tarnach Gitanjali
Published: July 2022

Today artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly important in the healthcare industry. It can be useful in many areas where humans can be aided by new technologies. The concept of "artificial intelligence" (AI) refers to machines being capable of performing human tasks. Machine learning (ML) is an AI subdomain that "learns" intrinsic statistical patterns in data to ultimately make predictions on unseen data. Deep learning is a machine learning technique that employs multi-layer mathematical operations to learn and infer on complex data such as imagery. With the substantial growth in documented information and patient data, intelligent data computation software has become a requirement. Artificial intelligence has a wide range of applications in medicine and dentistry, from data processing and information retrieval to the use of neural networks for diagnosis and the incorporation of augmented reality and virtual reality into dental education. Artificial intelligence (AI) is being studied in dentistry for a variety of purposes, including the identification of normal and anomalous structures, disease diagnosis, and treatment outcome prediction. This review looks at some current and future applications of AI in dentistry. We are ushering in a modern age, and AI is undeniably the future of dental practise management.
Gestión de riesgos cibernéticos en entornos de tecnologías operativas (OT): guía para juntas directivas
Authors:   Dirección Nacional de Ciberseguridad de Israel
Published: July 2022

En esta edición orientada a la gestión de los riesgos cibernéticos en el entorno de la tecnología operativa (OT) y sistemas de control industrial (ICS), se presentan los objetivos clave de ciberseguridad que caracterizan a las redes OT en conjunto con los principios de la gestión del riesgo cibernético esenciales para la Junta Directiva, haciendo énfasis en aquellas metodologías, técnicas y consultas esenciales para la identificación, seguimiento y respuesta de las ciberamenazas típicas de todo entorno OT. Esta publicación forma parte de la colección “Mejores Prácticas en Ciberseguridad”, un compendio de prácticas, metodologías y recomendaciones en materia de ciberseguridad orientadas a organizaciones, desarrolladas por la Dirección Nacional de Ciberseguridad de Israel (INCD), y adaptadas en la presente serie por el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (BID), con el objetivo de facilitar el acceso a este cuerpo de conocimiento a toda la región de América Latina y el Caribe.