bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Land Mafia Case Handling Through the Optimalization of Land Mafia Task Force Role
Authors: Tehupeiory Aarce
Published: April 2023

Introduction: Various aspects regarding the importance of land often become conflicts in the society, such as land ownership status conflict, land tenure status conflict and compensation for land acquisition and usage. The forms of the legal mafia practice are brokers in buying and selling cases, bribes, illegal levies and land mafia due to inaccurate land data.Purposes of the Research: Explaining and analyzing how the state has handled cases of land mafia practices so far and the optimization of the role of the Land Mafia Task Force in preventing and eradicating the practice of the Land Mafia..Methods of the Research: The approach of the research is qualitative, verificative, evaluative, through statutory approach, and case approach. With documentation data collection techniques, audiovisual materials, and supported by interviews.Results of the Research: The handling of cases of land mafia practices through optimizing the role of the Land Mafia Task Force so far has never reflected the principle of prudence and respect for land rights holders. In handling land mafia cases, actions are often done arbitrarily to the detriment of the actual land rights holders that they do not reflect justice, balance, and does not protect the ownerships’ rights. The legal formula optimizes the role of the Land Mafia Task Force in preventing and eradicating land mafia practices, which is the formation of a Special Cross-Ministerial Team and Academics by making SOPs and technical instructions in carrying out activities to prevent and eradicate land mafia.
Problems of Managing and Licensing The Apartment
Authors: Stevenson Thio Jerry , Soerodjo Irawan , Budi Henry Soelistyo
Published: April 2023

Introduction: The fulfillment of the right to housing is a national problem that must be resolved. Jakarta is the capital city of Indonesia which faces problems in fulfilling the right to housing. The apartment area has been built to respond to these problems.Purposes of the Research: The purpose of this study is to analyze the management and licensing of apartments in Jakarta City.Methods of the Research: This research is a normative juridical research. It uses several approaches, namely the statute approach, the conceptual approach, and the comparative approach. The type of data used consists of primary legal materials, namely the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia, Law Number 1 of 2011 concerning Housing and Settlement Areas, Law Number 20 of 2011 concerning Apartments.Results of the Research: Based on the results of the study, it was found that there were many cases, for example the case in Decision concerning the Privatization of SPAM and the unilateral determination of BPPL between the Sentul City against PT Sentul City. Based on this case, there was a legal uncertainty regarding the management and licensing of the apartment area in Jakarta
Settlement of Marital Problems By Using The Traditional Institutions of Married Brothers
Authors: Latupono Barzah , Kuahaty Sarah Selfina , Pesulima Theresia Louize
Published: April 2023

Introduction: Many marital problems arise in the household so that many households end their marriages in court, but settlement in court faces many obstacles due to the accumulation of unresolved marriage cases.Purposes of the Research: To find out and analyze the settlement of marital disputes using the customary institutions of married brothers in Central Maluku district.Methods of the Research: This research was conducted using an empirical juridical approach which is a descriptive study of qualitative analysis. This research attempts to describe the settlement of marital problems by using the traditional marriage system in Haruku Island District, Central Maluku Regency.Results of the Research: The results of the study show that the settlement of marriages using the customary institution of married brothers in the Haruku Island sub-district is very beneficial for husbands and wives who have problems in their marriage which can be resolved by their married relatives, both world problems and their afterlife problems that exist in their married life so that no longer are settlement issues settled in court.
Amalan Kepimpinan Teknologi Guru Besar dan Hubungannya dengan Komitmen Guru Program Transformasi Sekolah 2025 (TS25)
Authors: Leong Won Chee , A. Hamid Aida Hanim
Published: April 2023

Sistem pendidikan sedunia telah berubah secara pesat mengikut arus pembangunan teknologi yang deras menyebabkan pengintegrasian teknologi menjadi tunjang utama dalam sistem pendidikan. Amalan kepimpinan teknologi merupakan elemen penting dalam pemupukan komitmen guru. Kajian ini dijalankan dengan tujuan mengenal pasti tahap kepimpinan teknologi guru besar dan hubungan dengan komitmen guru program Transformasi Sekolah 2025 (TS25). Kajian ini dijalankan dalam bentuk kuantitatif dan kaedah tinjauan telah digunakan. Borang soal selidik telah diedarkan kepada 285 orang guru sekolah rendah bawah program Transformasi Sekolah 2025 (TS25) di zon Pudu Bangsar Kuala Lumpur secara rawak. Perisian SPSS versi 26 telah digunakan untuk mentafsir data yang dikumpulkan secara deskriptif dan inferensi. Dapatan kajian menunjukkan tahap amalan kepimpinan teknologi guru besar pada tahap tinggi (min=3.901, sp=0.706). Tahap komitmen guru dilaporkan pada tahap yang tinggi (min=3.760, sp=0.573). Analisis Korelasi Spearman-Rho menunjukkan bahawa terdapat hubungan signifikan yang kuat antara kepimpinan teknologi guru besar dengan komitmen guru program Transformasi Sekolah 2025 (TS25) (r=0.652; p<0.01). Kesimpulannya, wujudnya hubungan positif kuat antara amalan kepimpinan teknologi guru besar dengan komitmen guru program Transformasi Sekolah 2025 (TS25). Amalan kepimpinan teknologi semakin menonjolkan kepentingannya pada era digital ini memandangkan semua bidang termasuklah pendidikan telah mengalami transformasi ke arah digital. Kepimpinan ini turut penting dalam memupuk komitmen guru. Hasil kajian ini dipercayai mampu mendatangkan impak positif kepada pihak-pihak berkaitan dalam bidang pendidikan.
How Effective are China’s Anti-corruption Campaigns?
Authors: Zhang Wen
Published: April 2023

As the second largest economy in the world, China is ranked 66th out of 180 countries ranked by Transparency International with the Corruption Perceptions Index. Due to the clandestine nature of corruption, it is arduous to generate concrete statistical analyses of corruption, and the most accessible data that reflect corruption base their results on perceptions of corruption. Our research utilizes multiple published indices to analyze the effectiveness and development of Chinese President Xi Jingping’s anti-corruption efforts. Despite the potential biases of the data caused by participants’ level of education, Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP), occasionally inconsistent policies, and potential manipulation through social media, this research is capable of presenting a comprehensive analysis towards existing data and CCP’s anti-corruption effort. Our findings suggest that the various investigated indices reflect that people perceive that China has become less corrupt over the last decade. However, China is still far from corruption-free.
Investigating the Doppler Effect when the Wave Source Moves in a Circular Path
Authors: Khose Brahmi
Published: April 2023

The commonly known Doppler Effect formula is used to calculate the observed frequency for an observer and a source that move relative to each other with constant velocity. However, this formula has a constraint: the relative movement between the source and the observer must be linear because if not, then due to change in direction, relative motion is not in constant velocity anymore. Additionally, when the source and observer move in relative linear motion, there is no change in the direction in which they approach or move away from each other and hence the wavelength of the observed wave is constant (and so is the observed frequency). However, when a wave source moves in circular motion, due to continuously changing velocity, there is a continuous change in the direction and hence the wavelength (and frequency) of the observed wave is always changing. Hence, to help observe this effect of Doppler Effect in circular motion better, this investigation was designed to focus on knowing how the change in the speed of the wave source when moving in a circular path affects the observed frequency.
Can Tribal Nations Regain Their Lost Sovereignty Through Diplomacy?
Authors: Heddesheimer Elba
Published: April 2023

Although Native Nations possess their own form of self-government, restrictive acts passed by Congress and Court Case precedents limit tribal sovereignty. This paper examines unfulfilled treaties between the federal government and tribal nations and the lack of negotiations between both powers. Acts such as Andrew Jackson’s Indian Removal Act in 1830 and the Indian Reorganization Act were created without tribal input, and therefore unpopular among Native Nations. Although Congress gradually worked towards encouraging state agencies and Native Nations to collaborate by passing the  Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 and the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988, these acts themselves were created and decided upon only by Congress without tribal input. US Supreme Court precedents also diminish Indian sovereignty through restrictive precedents that severely limit tribal governments’ judicial power. Due to Cherokee Nation v. Georgia, the primary legal precedent on the theory of Indian sovereignty, Native Nations lack the designation of a foreign state, and therefore a foreign sovereign. Precedents such as Oliphant v. Suquamish Indian Tribe and Montana v. United States limit Native Nations from possessing judicial and legislative authority over non-Indians on their land. Through cooperative agreements between tribal governments and local governments such as The Swinomish Cooperative Land Use Program and the Chippewa Flowage Joint Agency Management Plan Native Nations possess a means for their voice to be included when solving issues concerning them.
The Road Toward Electric Vehicles in America
Authors: Sun Edward , Callender Lisa
Published: April 2023

Invented in 1800s, electric vehicles (EVs) face significant barriers in America car industry, which is still overwhelmingly gasoline-dominated. In this study, we investigate the causes of the stagnation of EV acceptance in America through social and cultural lenses and identify the major barriers in American society: consumers’ reluctance of adopting new technologies, resistance to innovation and their misperceptions on EV’s technical challenges, reliability, and environmental impact. To facilitate greater acceptance of EV in American society, we propose strategies to overcome these social and cultural barriers, including consumer education, infrastructure improvement and tax incentives.
Assessing the Correlation Between Perception of Gender Equality in Grey’s Anatomy and Motivations for Viewers Identifying as Women to Enter Healthcare-Related Fields
Authors: Faulhaber Abigail , Hodgson Robert
Published: April 2023

Although gender inequality within science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) is diminishing, this advancement is skewed within differing fields; women dominate the healthcare spectrum, whereas men dominate in fields such as computer science and engineering. The vast dispersal of women within STEM creates a query as to what may be creating this gender gap. This research paper seeks to identify the involvement of popular television within this development, specifically by analyzing Grey’s Anatomy and the correlation between its viewers’ perception of gender equality within the show and their motivations to enter healthcare. By doing so, this paper addresses whether the Social Role Theory applies to television and if women choose their careers based off what they view on television. By sending out a survey to measure participants’ perceived level of gender equality within Grey’s Anatomy and their motivations to enter healthcare, this study can draw a correlation between the two and form an implication from the results. According to the collected data, there is a moderate, positive, correlation between the perception of gender equality in Grey’s Anatomy and motivations for participants to enter healthcare, making this study successful in forming initial conclusions that television correlates to a women’s career choice.
Crazy Minds in Courts
Authors: Wang Ava , Corra Ana
Published: April 2023

This paper demonstrates how forensic neuropsychology, especially mental disorders, is used in legal cases by providing some basic information and giving two examples, schizophrenia and dissociative identity disorder (DID), explaining both biological and legal aspects. This paper offers information on the history of forensic neuropsychology, tests needed for an insanity defense, and specialists involved. It also puts forward symptoms, etiology, neuroanatomy, pathophysiology, treatments, and some legal cases for both schizophrenia and DID. This paper also makes a connection between the biological and legal aspects of the disorders, concluding that mental disorders may help to argue for retaining rights but unlikely for getting an acquittal.
The Effect of Vitamin D on Cardiovascular Disease
Authors: Arulkumar Pramodani , Kethar Jothsna
Published: April 2023

This research aims to identify the critical factors in the relationship between Vitamin D and coronary heart disease. The hypothesis is that vitamin D can decrease the risk of coronary heart disease. Previous data show how Vitamin D reduces atherosclerosis and homocysteine levels and how Vitamin D incorporates and decreases fat and calcium in the rest of the body, whether through renal excretion or intestinal absorption. It is shown that Vitamin D reduces plaque in the carotid artery as well, which is a more dangerous place for atherosclerosis to occur, as it affects blood flow into the brain. By studying the effect of Vitamin D on the risk of coronary heart disease, this research paper explores possible treatment options that increase Vitamin D levels and reduce the risk of heart attacks, such as getting more sunlight and taking dietary supplements for molecules such as calcitriol.
Insight Into Quantum Computing
Authors: Shrivastav Saanya
Published: April 2023

Newtonian physics has provided an explanation for the interactions occurring in the everyday world while encouraging the development of technology, such as computers, that utilize our understanding of physics. However, classical computers based on Newtonian physics fail to operate on an advanced level necessary in the growing fields of dark matter or machine learning. As an alternative, quantum mechanics provide the potential for an improved computing system. The nonlinearity and superposition properties of quantum computing ensure that quantum computers will be better suited in certain matters, such as simulating quantum systems or factoring insurmountable numbers, when compared to classical computers. Advances in machine learning and dark matter detection with the use of quantum technology exemplify the true potential of quantum computing. While quantum computing has the capability to advance the world, the realistic means of creating a quantum computer is hindered by the difficulties of quantum mechanics. For example, measuring qubits through entanglement and isolating a quantum computer are both tasks posing as barriers in the path of quantum computing. Nevertheless, experiments overcoming these obstacles demonstrate a means to achieve the implementation of quantum computers to solve scientific mysteries. This paper will review the potential applications of quantum computing while also considering the problems it faces. It will stress the importance of research in quantum mechanics and a future focused on improving quantum technology.
Designing and Fabricating a Vortex Aerospike Rocket Engine
Authors: Shaffer Cayden , Hairston Michael
Published: April 2023

On average, 51% of a rocket engine’s weight is in the cooling system, so finding anengine design that would drastically reduce the engine's weight, complexity, and production costwould be extremely beneficial. Small one-stage rockets will be the main method for smallerorganizations to reach orbit shortly. The engine must be efficient at sea level and in space toachieve this. Since the start of spaceflight in the 1960s, many innovations on the typical rocketengine have been theorized, but few have been adopted. This project takes two innovationspreviously theorized and tested, vortex cooling and aerospike nozzle, and combines them in aproof of concept prototype. First, the prototype was designed in Computer-Aided-Design andthen validated in a Compusonal-Fluid-Dynamic simulation. Next, the design was fabricated outof mostly hardware store materials. The custom nozzle design was made throughlost-PLA-casting. Many tests were conducted with this prototype, and 4 data points werecollected: nozzle temperature, combustion chamber temperature, chamber pressure, and thrust.The data collected showed the success of the vortex cooling method, as the chamber temperaturewas much cooler than the nozzle temperature. The engine's success as a whole was validated bythe thrust data. This project shows that a vortex aerospike design is a viable and useful idea. Afunctioning rocket engine can be created relatively inexpensively and with widely available partsand proves that departing from typical rocket engine design can lead to beneficial findings.
The Risk of Guns on Suicide
Authors: Poole Eleanor , Xu Ellie
Published: April 2023

Suicide is one of the leading causes of death in America. Every day, about 125 Americans take their own lives. Firearms play a vital role in this statistic, as around 60% of deaths by suicide involve the use of firearms. Evidence suggests that higher rates of suicides by firearm are related to fewer state gun laws. Given that nearly 50% of suicidal attempts are done impulsively with little planning, easy access to firearms can pose as a danger to individuals who are experiencing frequent suicidal thoughts. This is particularly true, as 90% of individuals who attempt suicide using a firearm ultimately die. The present paper discusses access to firearms and its risk on suicide.
Factors Contributing to Youth’s Exposure to Mental Health Misinformation on TikTok During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Authors: Lee Jimin
Published: April 2023

There is an increasing number of youth having access to smartphones and technology, especially throughout the COVID-19 pandemic (McClain, 2022). Social media, such as TikTok, grew exponentially during the pandemic alongside increased postings of mental health content. As the majority of TikTok users are young people, this paper examines the question: “what factors have contributed most to the increase in the use of potentially misleading online mental health information among youth during the COVID-19 pandemic?”. Reviewing previous research, this paper mainly applies descriptive and evaluation analysis to study the factors that prompted youth to seek mental health information on TikTok. This paper argues that barriers to mental health care and isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic have led young people to turn to TikTok for mental health information, in turn leading to youth to be more exposed to misinformation. This paper calls for improvements in mental health care accessibility for youth and identifies the root causes of increased misinformation exposure on TikTok. The increased mental health discussions that took place through TikTok should continue but it is imperative to explore ways to prevent information from overflowing and being unreliable for the users.
Creating an HR Diagram of NGC 3532 and Determining Several Key Components
Authors: Ahn Soohyun , Feng Aima , Sircar Alisha , Wang William , Nguyen Thuy
Published: April 2023

We present a creation of the HR-Diagram of NGC 3532 with the age and distance of the cluster, along with some other components of our cluster, including the space velocity of our star and several organized plots of our data. We used data from SIMBAD to create, first of all, a color-color diagram, which we then used isochrone fitting technique to find the distance. Then, using the color-color diagram, we created the HR-Diagram, and found the age using its turnoff point. Our calculations found that the distance was around 416.87 parsecs, and the age was around 328.7 million years old. We also used data from GAIA, which we used to find some of the components we needed for the space velocity of our star. Overall, this research will add important information onto this cluster, as the data on this cluster is relatively lacking compared to clusters like M12, mainly because clusters that are nearby us are usually more researched on. The numbers we get from this study will come to aid other researchers when doing calculations on this cluster.
Effects and Causes of COVID-19 Quarantine on Adolescent Mental Health
Authors: Wang Yiwen , Reeder Kendal
Published: April 2023

COVID-19, the illness caused by the novel coronavirus SARS-CoV2, lead to major disruptions in the daily lives of youth around the world. The purpose of this article is to provide an updated review of the current body of research findings to date on the specific impacts of COVID-19 on the mental health functioning of adolescents in the United States. Original peer-reviewed studies examining mental health outcomes in the general population of children and adolescents during COVID-19 were identified through search engines and publications. Many of the studies were cross-sectional and not longitudinal so they did not compare youth mental health pre-pandemic to post-pandemic. A synthesis of the results of existing studies suggested that adolescent mental health deteriorated after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated social distancing measures. Yet, the extent of such effect is still a question worth investigation.
Public Healthcare Policies for the Elderly in the United States: Suggestions from a Comparison between South Korea and the United States
Authors: Choi Jooyoung , Bhaumik Deepon
Published: April 2023

As the aging population percentage rapidly increases across the world, leading to an increase in the necessity of long-term care, it is crucial for the government of the United States to implement changes to create more sustainable, and sufficient programs. This policy brief intends to identify problems in the current United States long-term health care system, and will try to find a possible suggestion to impede the gaps in the system. To bring a direct comparison and possible solutions, this brief will also investigate South Korea, a country with similar aging demographics and economic development as the United States. South Korea ranks 10th in GDP, and the elderly population comprise of 17.5% of the entire population (compared to 16% for the U.S). The South Korean examples of the policy suggest a few practical solutions to the issue, such as an increase in basing long term care eligibility on health status of an individual, rather than an emphasis on income eligibility. Targeted policies such as South Korea’s Alzheimer detection program should be more widely utilized for most chronic diseases in the United States. These types of prevention services will be able to help decrease the total amount of funding spent on these patients. Learning from South Korea’s policies can provide the U.S. with services that can adequately address the elderly population’s need for assistance and care.
Successful Strategies for Transferring a Family Business from One Generation to the Next
Authors: Kuo Cindy , Moulton Tyler
Published: April 2023

Family businesses make a significant contribution to China's GDP, providing jobs and opportunities for many to showcase themselves. However, family businesses must face several challenges, one of the most important of which is succession. My research is a qualitative study of the strategies used by different business families to pass the family business from one generation to the next. The findings support previous research that most family businesses deplete the company's resources during the succession process, resulting in failure of the succession and bankruptcy of the company. Succession fails for many reasons, such as lack of preparation. My data shows that the enthusiasm of the successor is more important than the education. Effective communication, establishing long-term goals and clear governance rules, and being well prepared also play an important role in avoiding succession failure. The findings of this work have practical and theoretical implications.
Evaluation the Presence of Border Molding in Final Impression for Fabrication of Removable Prosthesis by General Practitioner in Tripoli, Libya
Authors: Ben Hamida Sarra
Published: April 2023

Background and objectives. Cross infection among prosthodontologist and dental lab technicians is very important issue, especially after several studies found that transmission of infection to dental lab technicians is mainly by contaminated impressions or by improper handling of clinical items after arrival at the Dental laboratory. Dental impressions can be cross-contaminated by patient’s saliva and blood, which then cross-infect the dental casts poured from the impressions. The present study was carried out to evaluate the knowledge and the practice of infection control of dental impressions among dental technicians in Tripoli, Libya. Methods. This study was based on questionnaire that designed to cover different aspects of cross-infection control in the dental clinic. The questionnaire consists of 10 closed end question and 3 yes, no question. Results. The response rate was 85%. The questionnaire showed that almost 32.9% of the dental technicians did not have instructions related to disinfection in the dental lab. Upon receipt of dental impressions, the majority (80.5%) reported always rinsing them with water only. Moreover, about 7.8% of the dental technicians reported never disinfecting dental impressions and about 16.9% reported that they sometimes disinfected impressions. In the labs were the disinfection applied, 12% of the dental labs used spray disinfection (without water) and also 12% of dental technicians used immersion disinfection (without water). Conclusion. The findings of this study show that practices and awareness of dental technicians regarding infection control are less than ideal, moreover there is lack of communication between dentists and dental technicians so should increase awareness and establishing educational programs for both dentists and dental technicians to decrease the risk of transmission of diseases in dental laboratories.
The Influence of Compensation and Work Environment on Employee Performance at Perum DAMRI Palembang City Branch
Authors: Abdullah Ariq , Halin Hamid , Veronica Meilin
Published: April 2023

This study aims to determine the effect of compensation and work environment on employee performance at Perum Damri Palembang branch. The method in this study was associative research. The analysis in this research utilized multiple linear regression analysis. The results of this study indicate that there is an effect of compensation and work environment on employee performance at Perum Damri Palembang branch. This research is expected to provide benefits for companies to evaluate employee performance through compensation and work environment.
In–Vitro Drug Interaction between Tulsi and Glimepride
Authors: Singh Tomar Mahendra , Swati Yadav , Karunakar Shukla
Published: April 2023

The study was designed to determine the interaction of O. sanctum, an herbal drug used in many herbal formulations for hypoglycemic activity with Glimepiride, a sulfonylurea (SU) derivative, widely used in the treatment of type-2 diabetes, in diabetic rats. Whole study was divided into four phases in which hypoglycaemic activity with single doses of O. sanctum and glimeperide was established in single day study and repeated dose treatment of O. sanctum (7 days) followed by a single dose of glimeperide on 8th day was also established. Further the interaction between the two drugs was studied in both single and repeated treatment, i.e., the effect of single and glimeperide repeated doses treatment on O. sanctum. All the results were analysed by one way ANOVA followed by Dunnett’s‘t’ test. Rats were administered with streptozotocin for inducing diabetes and left for 2 weeks to stabilize blood glucose levels. Various doses of O. sanctum (100, 200 and 400 mg/kg) and glimeperide (½ TD, TD and 2 TD) upon single dose treatment of each in different groups of diabetic rats produced a dose dependent decrease in blood glucose levels. The maximum reduction in serum glucose was observed at 6 th h in all the groups. Single dose of O. sanctum prolonged the effect of glimepiride from 4th to 6th h without any hypoglycemic convulsions.
A REVIEW ON FLOATING TABLET
Authors: Choudhary Chanchal , Malviya Yogendra , Jain Vikas
Published: April 2023

Pharmaceutical industries have received much interest in pharmaceutical research in the area of oral drug delivery more over on Gastro retentive drug delivery system that is Floating Drug Delivery System (FDDS).The objective of this study to review on FDDS focusing on its current advancement and its future. Floating systems are low density systems that have sufficiently buoyancy to flow over the gastric contents and remain buoyant in the stomach without affecting the gastric emptying rate for a prolonged period of time. Floating dosage forms can be prepared as tablets, capsule by adding suitable ingredients with excipients like hydrocolloids, inert fatty materials and buoyancy increasing agents. Various categories of drugs like antacids, antidiabetic, antifungal and anticancer drugs are formulated into FDDS. FDDS have bulk density less than gastric fluids that have sufficient buoyancy to float over the gastric contents and remain in the stomach for longer duration of time. This review article is in pursuit of giving detailed information on the pharmaceutical basis of their design, classification, advantages and disadvantages, factors affecting gastric residence time of FDDS, applications, and formulation of floating tablet.
Studies on Anti-Inflammatory Effect of Ethanolic and Aqueous Extracts of Flowers of Cassia fistula Linn. in Mice and Rat
Authors: Jyoti Sarjalia , Shantilal Singune
Published: April 2023

The investigations of Cassia fistula flowers extracts were studied against experimentally anti-inflammatory activity studies and work demonstrates that ethanolic extract and aqueous extract of flowers of Cassia fistula has anti-inflammation activity in mice and rat by carrageenan-induced inflammation and cotton pellet-induced granuloma. From the above observations we can conclude that ethanolic extracts and aqueous extracts flowers of Cassia fistula anti-inflammatory activity at both the dose level which is comparable with the standard. The ethanol extract of Cassia fistula (200mg/kg), markedly increased the percentage of average mean increased in paw volume and weight in cotton pellet by the animals. The anti-inflammatory effect of both the doses (150-200 mg/kg in mice and 200-250 mg/kg in rat) showed significant activity and being that (200 mg/kg) showed higher activity. The inflammatory effects of ethanolic extract and aqueous extract of Cassia Fistula may be attributed to any of or combination of chemicals present in the extract. Further studies are required to identify the active phytoconstituents responsible for the observed inflammatory effect of ethanol extract and aqueous extract. It is suggested and assumed that a further exploration of the present research work is needed to come up with an active anti-inflammatory.
A REVIEW ON MEDICINAL PLANTS WITH ANTI-INFLAMMATORY ACTIVITIES
Authors: Jyoti Sarjalia
Published: April 2023

This review presents updated information gathered on scientifically proved medicinal plants used for anti-inflammatory activity. This study provides the information on botanical name, family, parts used and their solvents used in plants. In spite of rapid progress and spread of modern medicine and surgery, faith in and popularity of traditional method has not decreased. There are a large number of studies which supports the anti-inflammatory effects of traditional herbal medicines. The aim of this review is to highlight the work on anti-inflammatory of plant origin. The present paper also involves various plant drugs and their bioactive extracts involved in anti-inflammatory mechanism. This article may help investigators to identify medicinal plants responsible for anti-inflammatory activity.
PLANTS POSSESSING ANTI-ASTHMATIC POTENTIALS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Authors: Singh Damini , Singh Taruna
Published: April 2023

Asthma is generally a long-standing inflammation of airways. This constantly recurring inflammation is basically analogous to airways with hyper-activity i.e, overemphasized airways. The review paper was based on the plants possessing anti-asthmatic potentials with the aim of centralizing the ailment of asthma. The literature was extensively searched through various scientific and reputed platforms i.e., Scopus, PubMed, Google scholar etc. The asthma has become the most common ailment; and is spreading at a very rapid pace. Almost, most of the population has become engrossed in this disease. So, the motto of this paper is to decipher more information regarding the asthma as well as focusing on the utilization of more and more herbal products in place of synthetic medications. It deals with complete study about plants like Grewia asiatica, Dactylorhiza hatagirea, Lilium candidum, Lilium Polyphyllum possessing anti-asthmatic properties. It laid upon the isolation of active chemical constituents from such plants and recognizing the key element that possess the pharmacological activity of anti-asthmatic agent. It suggests for future researchers as a boon targeting their research in the cognizance of recognizing the treatment for asthma.
III. Ahmed Döneminde Habsburg Elçilerinin Kabulü Ve Yapılan Harcamalar (1703-1730)
Authors: SAĞLAM Emre
Published: April 2023

Uluslararası ilişkileri yürütme işi veya sanatı olarak tanımladığımız diplomasinin tatbik edilmesinde her devletin kendine özgü geliştirdiği ve uygulamaya koyduğu kaideler vardır. Bir devlet geleneğinin birikimiyle teşekkül etmiş bu kaideler, devletin içinde bulunduğu statükonun ihtiyacına, gereklerine, amaçlarına göre değişimler geçirse de her zaman uygulanagelmiş ve önemini korumuştur. Osmanlı İmparatorluğu da kuruluşundan itibaren muasırı olduğu devletlerle siyasi ilişkilerde bulunmuş ve siyasi ilişkilerinin bir sonucu olarak da kendine özgü uygulamaya koyduğu bir diplomasi anlayışı geliştirmiştir. Bu anlayış çerçevesinde diplomasinin uygulama alanlarından biri de gelen elçilerin kabulü ve yapılan harcamalardır. Bu çalışmada, özellikle 1718 Pasarofça Antlaşması ile siyasi üstünlüğünü kaybeden Osmanlı Devleti’nin bu durumu elçi kabullerine nasıl yansıttığı hususu, III. Ahmed döneminde (1703-1730) gelen Habsburg (Avusturya) elçileri özelinde ele alınmıştır. Bu çerçevede araştırmanın temel amacı siyasi alanda yaşanan değişimlerin diplomasisinin uygulama alanlarından biri olan elçi kabullerine nasıl yansıdığını ortaya koymaktır. Araştırmamız nihayetinde III. Ahmed döneminde gelen Habsburg elçilerinin kabulleri ve yapılan harcamalarda, geleneksel Osmanlı diplomasi anlayışına nazaran farklılıklar saptanmıştır. Bu ayrım diğer elçi kabullerine de yansıyarak Osmanlı Devleti’nin yeni bir diplomasi telakkisi oluşturduğu görülmüştür.
Analytical Study of GST (Goods and Service Tax) with Reference to Madhya Pradesh
Authors: Arvind Sakwar  , Dr. Rajni Bharti
Published: April 2023

This paper describes the significant role of GST in Madhya Pradesh fiscal state, revenue collection with transparency and smooth functioning of GST. It also covers the recent growth of GST as well as its impact on households. It explains uniformity in tax structure and convenient procedure of getting registration in GST.
Role of MSMEs in Building a Better Future for India by 2030 to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals
Authors: Dr. Sanjay Prasad  , Dr. Deepali Amb Prasad
Published: April 2023

The Sustainable Development Goals provide a comprehensive framework for creating a better future for all. Sustainable Development Goals can be achieved by businesses, and the good news is that this is good for both humanity and business. As part of Atmnirbhar Bharat's agenda, we are promoting MSME development and creating good infrastructure to support MSME. We are also encouraging MSME for the production of products with domestic value addition and reducing imports. MSME producers in our nation were also encouraged by this mission to produce import substitution goods. Additionally, the sector contributes to the generation of employment, economic development as well as the development of backward and rural areas of the nation. By providing credit facilities and skilled entrepreneurs to MSME, the Indian government promoted MSME through various atmanibhar bhatat schemes, which made this sector more competitive and attractive, both nationally and internationally
Design and Implementation of Smart Energy Management System
Authors: Sri K. Suneelgoutham  , P. Kireetireddy  , U. Likitha  , D. Rajesh  , CH. Mahesh
Published: April 2023

It is crucial to create systems that lessen our reliance on non-renewable resources in a world with declining energy reserves and escalating economic crises. Smart Home Energy Management Systems, which employ smart switches to actively monitor energy use by each load, available power, and other parameters to transition between renewable resources and the primary power grid, are becoming more and more popular. The results of several methodologies were combined and analysed after a thorough literature review. The approach described is a synthesis of all the most well-liked approaches. The suggested methodology aims to implement demand response management simultaneously on grid electricity and solar power. The issue was divided into two scheduling scenarios: one assuming only solar power is available, the other assuming just grid power. In order to use the resources available as effectively as possible, the two halves are then combined.
S.A.R.S. COV-2 Spike Protein Derivates – ACE LINK - Graphene and Wireless Communications Radiation : Epidemiological -Chemico Physical and Toxicological Aspects -Scientific Evidence and other Interesting Documents
Authors: Luisetto M  , Naseer A  , Edbey K  , Tarro G  , Ansovini R  , Riccardo Benzi Cipelli  , Cabianca L  , Gamal A. Hamid  , Mashori Gulam Rasool  , Oleg Yurevich Latyshev
Published: April 2023

Aim of this work is to search and analyze scientific literature involved in the effect played by wireless communication radiation in the S.A.R.S.-COV-2 spike protein derivates pathological process. This make possible to verify if it is necessary to be considered as a toxicological co-factor Various published evidence finded graphene impurity in vial some C.O.V.I.D.-19 vaccine ( P. Campra) or in vaccinated blood ( Giovannini et al ) .
But It is relevant to deeply investigate this phenomena using scientific evidence and other interesting documents ( scientific? ) from independed researcher useful to generate hypotesys to be confirmed . Crucial also to verify the subpopulation distribution of pathological event in vaccinated like pericarditys or central nervous system thrombosys as well as the use of some technological tool like smartphone in the various age classes. This method make possible to generate hypotesys to be better verified.
Related the profile of some toxicological aspect of some C.O.V.I.D. -19 vaccine and in specifc way to the rare effect like pericarditis or trombosys are reported in this work some relevant literature involved in the
effect played by the SPIKE PROTEINS and its link on epithelial tissue ACE receptor , the Graphene ( if present ) and under some magnetic field or electrical condition. An experimental hypotesys is submitted to the reseacher in order to produce a global conclusion of toxicological interest
In this work is used a neutral approch without pre-concept.
Number Plate Detection of a Moving Vehicle
Authors: P. Hari Babu  , M. Sai Ratnakar  , M. Sai Dheeraj  , K. Daniel Carey  , K. Anuchitha
Published: April 2023

In this paper, in addition to monitoring structures, video surveillance devices are utilized for safety reasons. However, detecting moving objects is a difficult aspect of video surveillance. Human activity detection and monitoring are becoming increasingly popular as the costs of high-end video surveillance systems have decreased. As a result, while automatic structures were created for a variety of detection tasks, the duty of identifying illegally parked autos was mostly left to human operators of surveillance structures. The version utilizes W-POD Net to recognize the License Plate from an image or video, and the discovered registration code is used for the person's reputation using the CNN algorithm. The detected license plate is recorded in the database..
Perancangan Aplikasi Web Bidang Agriculture Berbasis Sistem Pakar Untuk Deteksi Penyakit Cabai Dengan Metode Dempster Shaf
Authors: Mutasar Mutasar , Nunsina Nunsina , Fadhlilah Cut
Published: April 2023

Sangat banyak ditemukan pada tanaman cabai, tetapi masalahnya adalah apakah hama atau penyakit tersebut menimbulkan kerugian yang berarti atau tidak. Untuk mengetahui jenis serangan apa yang terjadi pada tanaman cabai terkadang petani minim pengetahuan di bidang informasi hama penyakit sehingga ada kalanya untuk pengobatan tidak sesuai dengan jenis serangan sehingga penyakit tetap merebak ke tanaman lain. Kemajuan sistem pakar dapat mengatasi permasalahan ini yaitu dengan merancang sebuah sistem komputer berbasis web yang terintegrasi dengan database dan bahasa pemrograman seperti PHP-MySql sehingga dapat membantu petani dalam mendiagnosa penyakit yang terserang. Aplikasi sistem pakar dalam pengambilan keputusannya menggunakan mesin inferensi forward chaining (penalaran maju) dimana kasus ditelusuri pada stat awal sehingga akan ditemuan goal untuk hasil akhir diagnosa penyakit tanaman cabai.  Hasil dari implementasi sistem yaitu sistem memberikan pertanyaan berupa gejala-gejala yang harus dijawab oleh petani dan hasil dari proses tersebut sistem akan  memberikan informasi penyakit apa yang menyerang tanaman serta solusi untuk penaganannya
Correlates of Entrepreneurial Intention among Students with Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Authors: Eseadi Chiedu , Phillip Aaron A. , Obasuyi Hero U. , Obilezuru Chimezie F. , Ugwuanyi Christian S. , Ugwuanyi Chinedu A.
Published: April 2023

This study aimed to investigate the correlates of entrepreneurial intention among a sample of high school students with neurodevelopment disorders. The study was conducted using a correlational survey research design. The research data were collected from one hundred college students diagnosed with neurodevelopmental disorders through the use of a questionnaire. The study findings indicated that attitude, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control of these students with neurodevelopmental disorders were significantly linked to their entrepreneurial intention. The results of this study demonstrate the significance of the Theory of Planned Behavior in analyzing the entrepreneurial intention of Nigerian high school students diagnosed with neurodevelopmental disorders. It is critical for career counselors to assist students with neurodevelopmental disorders in identifying the skills or resources needed to succeed as entrepreneurs. Career counselors should guide them on how to mitigate any difficulties they might experience in finding an appropriate business venture that takes into account the severity of their disability.
Anxiety in Pregnant Women During the Covid-19 Pandemic: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
Authors: Maba Aprezo Pardodi
Published: April 2023

The prevalence of anxiety experienced by pregnant women during the Covid-19 pandemic could not be overlooked. This study aims to discover the various causes of anxiety experienced by pregnant women during the pandemic. After explaining the research objectives and obtaining informed consent, author interviewed seven pregnant women. All informant were married, majority of them were working, and all husbands of the interviewees also had permanent jobs. The data analyzed using an interpretive phenomenological approach. The study results show that four main themes cause anxiety in pregnant women amid a pandemic, namely immediate changes, health concerns, access to health services, and social isolation. This study highlights the prevalence of anxiety among pregnant women during covid-19 pandemic. It also emphasizes the importance of taking into consideration factors such as immediate changes, health concerns, access to health care, and social isolation while implementing intervention to reduce this issue. Furthermore, policymakers should prioritize these four main themes in arranging covid-19 mitigation guidelines or protocol specifically for pregnant women.
Student Response to Teachers in the Implementation of Pancasila Student Profile Strengthening Project
Authors: Sriyono Alinie Dewi Ariyani , Rusijono Rusijono , Karwanto Karwanto
Published: April 2023

The Pancasila student profile is a character development in the independent curriculum that students must develop optimally. Professional teachers are central to developing students' character in the Pancasila student profile. Student responses to teachers are needed to determine if a teacher already has professional competence to support students in developing their character in the P5 program. This study examined students' responses to teachers in implementing the project to strengthen the Pancasila student profile (P5). The approach used is descriptive qualitative. Using this approach, the researcher can emphasize the importance of students' responses to the teacher, and the researcher can gain a clear and in-depth understanding of the actual condition of the teacher. Data was taken using questionnaires, interviews, and observations. The results of the analysis of this study were that the responses from students indicated that several teachers could not make the class atmosphere lively when giving material in the P5 program, so learning became boring and monotonous. The implications of this research for the teacher concerned, the school will take the following actions: a. training through the Merdeka Teaching Training application provided by the Ministry of Education and Culture, b. Join the teacher community to be able to share best practices in learning. c. through the school's MGMP.
PREVENTING THE NEXT PANDEMIC IS VASTLY CHEAPER THAN REACTING TO IT: STUDY
Authors: Kinh Nguyen Van , Quan Phan
Published: April 2023

A new study emphasizes the need to stop pandemics before they start, stepping beyond the quest for new vaccines and treatments for zoonotic diseases to also aggressively fund interventions that prevent them from happening in the first place.

Researchers estimated that based on Earth’s current population and on past pandemics, we can expect 3.3 million deaths from zoonotic diseases each year in future. COVID-19 pushed numbers in 2020-21 even higher. These outbreaks are now happening more frequently, and their cost is calculated in trillions of dollars.

Addressing the main drivers - deforestation, the wildlife trade and burgeoning agriculture, especially in the tropics - could prevent future pandemics, save lives and catastrophic societal disruptions.