bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Kommentierte Beständeübersicht des Landesarchivs Schleswig-Holstein
Authors: Hering Rainer
Published: July 2020

Die vorliegende Beständeübersicht ist eine Bestandsaufnahme zum 150-jährigen Bestehen des Landesarchivs Schleswig-Holstein, das 1870 als preußisches Staatsarchiv Schleswig gegründet wurde. Diese Übersicht ist die erste gedruckte, die Erläuterungen zu allen einzelnen Beständen enthält und so die Orientierung für die Benutzerinnen und Benutzer des Landesarchivs erleichtert. Man kann sich lesend und blätternd einen Eindruck von der hiesigen Überlieferung zur Landesgeschichte verschaffen und so manches entdecken, was noch nicht erforscht worden ist. Kompakt und übersichtlich führt das Buch die Leserinnen und Leser durch die umfangreichen Bestände - würde man alle Unterlagen in eine Reihe legen, ergäbe es eine Strecke von etwa fünfzigtausend laufenden Metern.
The multiplicative norm convergence in normed Riesz algebras
Authors: AYDIN Abdullah
Published: July 2020

A net $(x_\alpha)_{\alpha\in A}$ in an $f$-algebra $E$ is called multiplicative order convergent to $x\in E$ if $\lvert x_\alpha-x\rvert\cdot u \rightarrow 0$ for all $u\in E_+$. This convergence was introduced and studied on $f$-algebras with the order convergence. In this paper, we study a variation of this convergence for normed Riesz algebras with respect to the norm convergence. A net $(x_\alpha)_{\alpha\in A}$ in a normed Riesz algebra $E$ is said to be multiplicative norm convergent to $x\in E$ if $\big\lVert \lvert x_\alpha-x\rvert\cdot u\big\rVert\to 0$ for each $u\in E_+$. We study this concept and investigate its relationship with the other convergences, and also we introduce the $mn$-topology on normed Riesz algebras.
EFFECT OF WATER-HEAT TREATMENT ON SPELT GRAIN FLOUR QUALITY
Authors: Liubych V. , Zheliezna V.
Published: July 2020

Studies have shown that the ash content of products after the first grinding was lower compared to the the second grinding. This is due to a decrease in the quality of intermediate product coming to the second grinding. The variation coefficients of analytical replicates for the results after the first grinding varied from 4,65 to 14,18, and for the results after the second grinding - from 2,44 to 13,43. This indicates little or slight variation. Therefore, the average data from the study results can be used for mathematical modeling. The theory of correct distribution of the sample data was rejected, and therefore the relationship between the parameters of water-heat treatment and ash content of flour was carried out using nonparametric statistics (determining Spearman correlation coefficient). With 95 % probability, it can be argued that there was an inverse correlation between the water-heat treatment parameters and ash content. The lowest ash content of flour after the first grinding of spelt grain can be obtained with the highest grain moisture content and the maximum duration of its softening. The correlation and influence of the factors were determined using beta and partial correlation coefficients. For the first grinding, the highest moisture content and influence on the flour ash content had the grain moisture content before grinding. The effect of moisture on milling products during the second pass resulted in a greater impact compared with softening duration. In general, flour ash content in a production using two milling systems is mostly influenced by grain moisture content. Obviously it can be explained by the fact that the formation of microcracks in a bruchid endosperm depends on the tensile forces between water and its structural parts. Moisture increase weakens the bonds between shells and endosperm of grain, which helps them to better separate during the second grinding. Therefore, the response of spelt wheat grain to water-heat treatment is similar to the known regimes for the soft type of soft wheat grain. The tendency of flour whiteness change, depending on the modes of water-heat treatment, varied similarly to the ash content.
Letter from the Editor
Authors: Salinas Jr. Cristobal
Published: July 2020

JCSCORE continues to be committed to individual, institutional and systemic-level change and to have a profound impact in our scholarly communities. This is the first special issue (volume 6, issue 1) published in JCSCORE that celebrates innovative formats of scholarly work and approaches including research, narrative, poetry, art, and a video-article. Lissa D. Ramirez-Stapleton and Lisette E. Torres, Guest-Editors, coordinated and led this special issue titled “Disability Justice, Race and Education.” Lissa, Lisette, and authors centered race, disability, and Deaf life in higher education to serve as a starting point to expanding the academic conversation of disabled and Deaf communities’ lives.
Where are My People? The Case for Culturally Competent Interpreters
Authors: Jones MJ
Published: July 2020

Through participation in LGBTQI conferences, one can gain political knowledge, leadership skills, professional networking opportunities, and personal development experiences. These opportunities become more complex to navigate for Deaf individuals who hold other marginalized identities, such as those who identify as Queer Trans Deaf People of Color (QTDPOC). By applying Disability Justice Principles, interpreters must highlight and uplift the experiences of QTDPOC and increase their cultural competency so that no one is left behind (Berne et al., 2018). This study seeks to answer the question: How does the presence of interpreters who do not identify as Queer and Transgender Interpreters of Color (non-QTIOC) influence the experiences and the expressions of QTDPOC in LGBTQI spaces? Embedded within queer phenomenology analysis, the research acknowledges the dearth of Queer and Transgender Interpreters of Color (QTIOC) and explores the lack of LGBTQI content in American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting education programs (IEP) and its inherent impact on the experiences of QTDPOC. This paper aims to encourage interpreters, students, and the interpreting field as a whole to increase efforts to acknowledge, be intentional, and hold themselves and others accountable in and beyond their scope of work.
Disability Justice, White Supremacy, and Harm Reduction Pedagogy: Enacting Anti-Racist Crip Teaching
Authors: Shelton Samuel Z.
Published: July 2020

In this personal narrative, I reflect on how I have approached teaching about and for disability justice as a White crip feminist educator. I focus on how I have attempted to be accountable for my Whiteness in my teaching about an activist framework and movement grounded in the lived experiences of queer and trans disabled people of color (Sins Invalid, 2016). Towards this task, I describe my effort to enact what I term a harm reduction pedagogy or an approach to teaching that acknowledges the ongoing violence of whiteness and my participation in it while simultaneously striving to minimize the harm students of color experience in my courses. In the second section of this paper, I describe my process of accountability planning in which I anticipate possibilities for harm and prepare myself to respond to them prior to the moments when they happen.
Addressing Anti-Black Racism in Higher Education: Love Letters to Blackness and Recommendations to Those Who Say They Love Us
Authors: Beatty Cameron C. , Tevis Tenisha , Acker Lorraine , Blockett Reginald , Parker Eugene
Published: July 2020

We write this love letter to Black students, faculty, staff, executive leadership in higher education, and the surrounding community to center their/our Blackness. We want to acknowledge your frustration and anxiety. The “Dear” sections of this letter are written in raw language, specifically to Black people – acknowledging that it is ok to be pissed, fatigued, and not wanting to engage in performative anti-racist expressions of love for Black people. We do not want you to dismiss your own racial battle fatigue you have been coping with this summer. We hope through this letter you consider centering and recentering your wellness through this pandemic and the recent performative gestures of love for Blackness in academe. We were invited by JCSCORE’s Editor-in-Chief Cristobal Salinas Jr. to write this letter from the Editorial Board Members with the goal “to center and amplify Blackness in academia”.
Neurological consultations and diagnoses in a large, dedicated COVID-19 university hospital
Authors: STUDART-NETO Adalberto , GUEDES Bruno Fukelmann , TUMA Raphael de Luca e , CAMELO FILHO Antonio Edvan , KUBOTA Gabriel Taricani , IEPSEN Bruno Diógenes , MOREIRA Gabriela Pantaleão , RODRIGUES Júlia Chartouni , FERRARI Maíra Medeiros Honorato , CARRA Rafael Bernhart , SPERA Raphael Ribeiro , OKU Mariana Hiromi Manoel , TERRIM Sara , LOPES Cesar Castello Branco , PASSOS NETO Carlos Eduardo Borges , FIORENTINO Matheus Dalben , DE SOUZA Julia Carvalhinho Carlos , BAIMA José Pedro Soares , DA SILVA Tomás Fraga Ferreira , MORENO Cristiane Araujo Martins , SILVA Andre Macedo Serafim , HEISE Carlos Otto , MENDONÇA Rodrigo Holanda , FORTINI Ida , SMID Jerusa , ADONI Tarso , GONÇALVES Marcia Rubia Rodrigues , PEREIRA Samira Luisa Apóstolos , PINTO Lecio Figueira , GOMES Helio Rodrigues , ZANOTELI Edmar , BRUCKI Sonia Maria Dozzi , CONFORTO Adriana Bastos , CASTRO Luiz Henrique Martins , NITRINI Ricardo
Published: July 2020

ABSTRACT Background: More than one-third of COVID-19 patients present neurological symptoms ranging from anosmia to stroke and encephalopathy. Furthermore, pre-existing neurological conditions may require special treatment and may be associated with worse outcomes. Notwithstanding, the role of neurologists in COVID-19 is probably underrecognized. Objective: The aim of this study was to report the reasons for requesting neurological consultations by internists and intensivists in a COVID-19-dedicated hospital. Methods: This retrospective study was carried out at Hospital das Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil, a 900-bed COVID-19 dedicated center (including 300 intensive care unit beds). COVID-19 diagnosis was confirmed by SARS-CoV-2-RT-PCR in nasal swabs. All inpatient neurology consultations between March 23rd and May 23rd, 2020 were analyzed. Neurologists performed the neurological exam, assessed all available data to diagnose the neurological condition, and requested additional tests deemed necessary. Difficult diagnoses were established in consensus meetings. After diagnosis, neurologists were involved in the treatment. Results: Neurological consultations were requested for 89 out of 1,208 (7.4%) inpatient COVID admissions during that period. Main neurological diagnoses included: encephalopathy (44.4%), stroke (16.7%), previous neurological diseases (9.0%), seizures (9.0%), neuromuscular disorders (5.6%), other acute brain lesions (3.4%), and other mild nonspecific symptoms (11.2%). Conclusions: Most neurological consultations in a COVID-19-dedicated hospital were requested for severe conditions that could have an impact on the outcome. First-line doctors should be able to recognize neurological symptoms; neurologists are important members of the medical team in COVID-19 hospital care.
The Role of Zero and Low Carbon Hydrogen in Enabling the Energy Transition and the Path to Net Zero Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Authors: French Sam
Published: July 2020

As public pressure to limit global warming continues to rise, governments, policy makers and regulators are looking for the most effective ways to achieve the target set by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) to keep the global temperature increase to below 1.5°C above pre‐industrial levels. This will require the world to move to net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050, and numerous governments have committed to reach net zero by this date, or even earlier. It is widely recognised that achieving net zero at the state, country and regional levels will necessitate a systems-wide approach across all the major sources of GHG emissions, which include power generation, transport, industrial processes and heating. Land use is also critical with billions of trees needing to be planted and a change in the amount of meat eaten. There is a growing realisation that hydrogen has a vital role to play, particularly to decarbonise sectors and applications that are otherwise extremely difficult to abate, such as industrial processes, heavy duty freight movement, dispatchable power generation and heating applications. Hydrogen will also provide long-term (for instance seasonal) energy storage, enabling much greater uptake of renewable power generation, which itself is a key prerequisite of the clean energy transition. Hydrogen can play a role in the decarbonisation of all major segments, and this means it can facilitate cross-sector coupling, enabling the exploitation of synergies between different key parts of the economy. This article discusses the different production routes to low and zero carbon hydrogen, and its uses across numerous applications to minimise and eliminate carbon dioxide and GHG emissions, building a picture of the key role that hydrogen will play in the energy transition and the broader global move towards decarbonisation and climate stabilisation. An overview of some of the ongoing and planned demonstration projects will be presented, outlining the importance of such activities in providing confidence that the hydrogen approach is the right one for multiple geographies around the world and that there are technologies that are ready to be deployed today.
The Effects of High-Protein Diets on Kidney Health and Longevity
Authors: Ko Gang-Jee , Rhee Connie M. , Kalantar-Zadeh Kamyar , Joshi Shivam
Published: July 2020

Although high-protein diets continue to be popular for weight loss and type 2 diabetes, evidence suggests that worsening renal function may occur in individuals with—and perhaps without—impaired kidney function. High dietary protein intake can cause intraglomerular hypertension, which may result in kidney hyperfiltration, glomerular injury, and proteinuria. It is possible that long-term high protein intake may lead to de novo CKD. The quality of dietary protein may also play a role in kidney health. Compared with protein from plant sources, animal protein has been associated with an increased risk of ESKD in several observational studies, including the Singapore Chinese Health Study. Potential mediators of kidney damage from animal protein include dietary acid load, phosphate content, gut microbiome dysbiosis, and resultant inflammation. In light of such findings, adopting current dietary approaches that include a high proportion of protein for weight reduction or glycemic control should be considered with care in those at high risk for kidney disease. Given the possibility of residual confounding within some observational studies and the conflicting evidence from previous trials, long-term studies including those with large sample sizes are warranted to better ascertain the effects of high protein intake on kidney health.
China-North Korea International Tourism Cooperation in Tumen River : An Exploratory Study
Authors:   The Tourism Sciences Society Of Korea, Chung Jin-Young , Cui Zhe-Hao
Published: July 2020

Border tourists from China to North Korea have become significant economic engines for the development of North Korea’s economy, so that the North Korea’s new leader, Kim Jung-Un has been largely interested in the tourism cooperation with China. Thus, this study examined the border tourism between China and North Korea. Results showed that the border tourism in the region has been changing from in the form of cross-border tourism to trans-border tourism cooperation. In particular, it was found that over the years three countries in the Tumen river area(i.e., China, North Korea, Russia) have collaborated together to build a shared vision for the tourism development, the Tumen River Delta International Tourism Zone, which is composed of the three countries’ territories. We suggest that both public and private sectors in Korea should consider proactively participating in the international tourism cooperation in Tumen river. Also, the tourism cooperation project led by the local governments in the river area suggests that regional governments in the border between South and North Koreas should take the lead in developing the peaceful relations in the border. Due to the difficulty in collecting empirical evidence, this study took an exploratory approach including literature review and fieldwork to collect on-site information, and suggestions for future study based on empirical data analysis would contribute to improving the body of literature on border tourism in Northeast Asia.
Agriculture 4.0 and the role of education
Authors: Pogorelskaia Ilsiiar , Várallyai László
Published: July 2020

The fast development of information and communication technologies gave impetus to the emergence of a new turn in the revolutionary development of the Agriculture industry. The main goal of Agriculture 4.0 is to produce more and better with fewer tools (sensors), for which more tools and technologies already exist today. Use of robots and drones is being introduced in agriculture and various targeted software is being developed to process data. Deploying IoT devices in agricultural areas that can send us plant-related data remotely opens up a whole new opportunity for us in several areas. Agriculture, or the food industry in general, cannot be an exception when it comes to Agriculture 4.0. There are also some ideas and initiatives around the use of Blockchain technology. So, farmers extremely need to get ready to embrace the upcoming digital change and they have to increase or acquire new ICT skills and capabilities. Nowadays digital education makes it easier to acquire new knowledge and skills in ICT. Information and communication technologies tools open new potentials for on-the-job, individual workplace learning, using new methods and models of education such as personal learning clouds or set up personal learning environments. All of these helps to solve one of the main challenges - reducing existing skill gaps.
THE FUNCTION OF SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL INCLUSION IN EXPLANING THE GENERAL ECONOMIC EQUILIBRIUM
Authors: Radionova I.
Published: July 2020

The article substantiates the function of social policy as such, which reflects the actual social value – social inclusion. Thus, it draws attention to the differences between this approach and other approaches to the social function that have already been implemented in economic science. The content of social inclusion is considered from the perspective of its background (set of economic, technological, humanitarian, managerial reasons) and several main forms of manifestation. Participation of citizens of the country in the distribution and redistribution of national incomes, in labor / business activity, in public management of communities is considered as such forms of manifestation. The article presents the social function equation (DI) as a nonlinear relationship between output and income differentiation. The latter (income differentiation) has been interpreted as partially able to detect the level of inclusion. It has verified the assumptions about the possibility of presenting a social function through social inclusion, according to panel data of statistics of EU countries for the period 2014 – 2018. Herewith, the data on GDP per capita and Gini coefficient, Income share ratio have become the object of analysis. The social function has been implemented into the theoretical construction – model IS-LM-DI. The latter forms the theoretical basis for explaining the interaction of the three policies – financial, monetary and social – for the sake of moving toward a general equilibrium. A graphical interpretation of the model IS-LM-DI has been provided. The considered model generalizes two possible variants of combining stimulating actions of the financial and monetary authorities of the country with the actions of social regulators, which are aimed at overcoming exclusion, alienating, and respectively, at achieving social inclusion.
The Main Narratives of Russian Propoganda as Impact-Generating Issues in Terms of Consciental War of Russia Against Ukraine
Authors: Vashchenko Nataliia
Published: July 2020

The objective of the study is to identify the main narratives of Russian propaganda as impact-generating issues in the Ukrainian media space in terms of consciental war of Russia against Ukraine.

The methods of theoretical and methodological analysis and generalization substantiate how intensive and massive penetration of Russian narratives is implemented in the media segment of Russia and post-Soviet countries, in particular Ukraine. The narratives of the modern and histor-ical Russian propaganda are analyzed. It is shown that Russian propaganda consists of: 1) the veiled propaganda targeted at the population of Ukraine, which is close to the Ukrainian worldview in the system of coordinates, or which has an uncertain position (this type of propa-ganda aims to undermine the legitimacy and public support of the Ukrainian authorities); 2) The overt propaganda targeted mainly at the Russian-speaking population of Ukraine, which is in the system of coordinates close to the Russian worldview in the system of coordinates, or which has an uncertain position. Russian propaganda uses the narratives that manipulate using strong emo-tions. The narratives of the modern Russian propaganda – “Crimes of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and Minsk Arrangements” and “Ukraine – “Failed State” as well as the narratives of the historical Russian propaganda “All Ukrainian Nationalists were Fascists” and “Ukraine Forgot about the Victory over Nazism” are determined by the method of induction, deduction and generalization. These narratives are formed by virtual mythical facts, contain the concepts with powerful impact-generating potential and are the warfare by which it is implemented ma-nipulation of strong emotions and consciental impact on the recipients in order to shift their identities.
A INEFICÁCIA TÉCNICA DO PARÁGRAFO ÚNICO DO ARTIGO 116 DO CÓDIGO TRIBUTÁRIO NACIONAL
Authors: Campos Paula Alexsandra Consalter , Tomé Fabiana Del Padre
Published: July 2020

Nesse estudo promoveu-se a análise da regra inserida no sistema de direito pela lei complementar n. 104/2001 com a inclusão ao artigo 116 do CTN de um parágrafo único que outorga competência à autoridade administrativa para a desconsideração dos atos e negócios jurídicos realizados pelos contribuintes com o escopo de dissimular a ocorrência do fato gerador ou dos elementos inerentes à obrigação tributária. Restringindo o exame realizado neste artigo a analisar a eficácia da norma, conclui-se que a falta de disciplina procedimental referida na parte final do dispositivo obsta a aplicação dos enunciados por ele veiculados, sendo a norma destituída de eficácia técnica.
PLANEJAMENTO URBANO E A MORADIA DIGNA COMO PRESSUPOSTOS PARA A SUSTENTABILIDADE
Authors: Marchi Graciela , Pereira Agostinho Oli Koppe , Calgaro Cleide
Published: July 2020

O presente trabalho foi realizado por meio do método analítico objetivando a realização de um estudo acerca do direito à moradia digna, direito este que está diretamente relacionado à dignidade da pessoa humana, em virtude da preocupação com o planejamento urbano visando a sustentabilidade. O estudo levará em consideração os instrumentos urbanísticos existentes que definem regras para o uso e ocupação do solo em áreas da cidade destinadas à moradia popular, visando beneficiar pessoas de baixa renda. Realizar-se-á uma abordagem acerca da necessidade de implementação do direito à moradia por meio do instrumento urbanístico denominado de “Zonas Especiais de Interesse Social”, o qual constar do Plano Diretor dos Municípios e ser regulamentado por meio de lei. Muitas vezes o direito à moradia digna deixa de ser implementado por falta de lei que a regulamente.
"Modelos estadísticos de ruido ambiental para el Distrito Metropolitano de Quito DMQ, mediante datos históricos del 2009 al 2015, como herramienta de calidad ambiental."
Authors: Coral Carrillo Katty Verónica
Published: July 2020

La gestión del ruido generado por el flujo vehicular en el Distrito Metropolitano de Quito (DMQ) se ha tratado de forma indirecta, es decir únicamente como medida de control de la calidad de aire, lo cual no está mal. Sin embargo, se ha dejado de lado el estudio para evaluar los efectos generados en la población y la magnitud del contaminante en la ciudad ocasionado por el crecimiento desmedido del parque automotor del 12% anual, hecho que satura las vías e incrementan la contaminación acústica. Por tal razón, el presente proyecto tuvo por objetivo diseñar modelos estadísticos de ruido de tráfico rodado en el DMQ con datos históricos del 2009-2015, aplicando el análisis de regresión lineal simple y múltiple. Para lo cual se procedió a realizar una base de datos y un análisis del comportamiento del ruido en los últimos años influenciado por el flujo vehicular en la ciudad, estableciendo la relación entre la cantidad de vehículos y el ruido equivalente. Finalmente se realizó la validación y evaluación de los modelos mediante intervalos de confianza y la regresión por mínimos cuadrados calculando el coeficiente de correlación de dichos modelos y validándolos mediante el análisis de varianzas (ANOVA), que permitieron determinar la magnitud de relación entre las variables y la efectividad del modelo. El resultado de la investigación determinó que el ruido mantiene una tendencia variante, la cual está relacionada con el número de vehículos que circulan por las calles quiteñas así como la velocidad de los mismos, es evidente que durante el día el ruido cambia constantemente hasta las seis de la tarde y a partir de las siete de la noche el ruido decrece en función a la disminución de los vehículos. Por tal razón, los modelos de regresión lineal simple así como el múltiple, zonales e integrales, se ajustan a las condiciones de la zona urbana Sur, Centro y Norte del Distrito Metropolitano de Quito.
Analysis of the Coupling Path of Qi Culture and Regional Economy
Authors: Li Wen
Published: July 2020

At present, local culture is becoming more and more important in the developing process of national economy and society, increasing the significance of the development and reconstruction of local culture in various places as well. Local culture can promote the brand building, tourism and economic development. In the long history from the Spring and Autumn Period to the Qin and Han Dynasties and till now, Qi culture has been eclectic, becoming a symbol of Chinese culture, and forming a unique spiritual characteristic of self-improvement, kindness, virtue and wisdom. This paper analyzes the coupling path of Qi culture and regional economy.
Resíduo agrícola de bagaço de caju como adsorvente na remoção de tolueno da mistura óleo e água
Authors: Maia André Luís Oliveira , Leite Ricardo Henrique de Lima , Santos Francisco Klebson Gomes
Published: July 2020

O despejo indevido de águas contaminadas no meio ambiente tem provocado sérios problemas ambientais para corpos hídricos e solos. No intuito de reduzir esse problema, leis foram criadas impondo limites na quantidade de substâncias presentes na água antes de seu despejo no meio. O tolueno tem um potencial poluidor muito alto devido as suas propriedades inflamáveis, tóxicas e cancerígenas, sendo necessário, mesmo em baixas concentrações, o tratamento do mesmo antes de descarte ou reuso. Dentre as técnicas oferecidas para tratamento de águas residuais, destaca-se a adsorção, utilizando materiais agrícolas, que além de promover um alto percentual de remoção possui um baixo custo e alta biodegrabilidade. Nesse sentido, esse trabalho teve como objetivo avaliar a eficiência do bagaço de caju como adsorvente natural para remoção de tolueno em solução aquosa. Os ensaios foram realizados em batelada. Identificou-se que o bagaço de caju dissolvia substâncias que interferiam na leitura no espectrofotômetro. Por este motivo foi realizado um estudo preliminar, resultando num método corretivo que desconsidera a interferência do bagaço na leitura da concentração das alíquotas. Os resultados mostraram uma remoção de 77%. Observou-se ainda que o percentual de remoção foi maior para testes com maiores concentrações iniciais. Os dados experimentais adequaram-se melhor ao modelo de adsorção de Langmuir e com capacidade máxima de adsorção de 49,02 mg de tolueno.g-1 de bagaço.
Basic Requirements of Laboratory Operation for Halal Analysis
Authors: Hafis Yuswan Mohd , Shirwan Abdullah Sani Muhamad , Noorzianna Abdul Manaf Yanty , Nasir Mohd Desa Mohd
Published: July 2020

Analysis of halal food requires that the laboratories conductive the tests adhere to international guidelines and standards. Common worldwide guidelines and standards for laboratory include the ‘International Organization for Standardization 17025’ (ISO 17025), the ‘Good Manufacturing Practice’ (GMP), and ‘Good Laboratory Practice’ (GLP). In halal analysis, the laboratory shall comply with ISO 17025, GMP, and ‘Good Hygiene Practice’ (GHP) as stated in the ‘Manual Procedure for Malaysia Halal Certification’ (MPPHM). This article discusses the basic requirements for laboratory practises, specifically for halal analysis. The study compares these international guidelines  with ‘Malaysia Halal Standards’ to demonstrate that these international standards are combined with Islamic practices to produce valid test results using globally recognized best-practices. This promotes confidence in the halal laboratory’s work both nationally and internationally, and will thus improve international trade.
Keywords: Halal analysis, ISO 17025, GMP, GLP, laboratory operation.
Making of Thinkgather.com As Collaborating and Networking Media for Researchers
Authors: Hadi Wira Prabowo Suryo , Murdiono Achmad , Handayati Puji , Eko Soetjipto Budi , Utaberta Nangkula , Gunawan Ari , Krisdiana Nofianti Siska
Published: July 2020

This paper considers reasons why the number of scientific publications produced in Indonesia remain low in comparison to other countries, as is the number of scientific researchers. These issues are caused by many factors, including the fact that researchers often experience difficulties in obtaining references to both books and journals that support their research, and secondly that researchers find it difficult to find research partners who have scientific similarities and interests in one research topic. The purpose of this study is to answer the above problems through the design and development of an application called thinkgather.com, an interactive medium for researchers. One of the advantages of this application is being able to connect between one researcher and another researcher in one social media. This research was designed to have 3 stages of research, namely the preliminary study and data collection stage, the planning and building stage, the limited scale trial stage. It is expected that the thinkgather.com application can become a means of researchers as a media discussion and facilitate researchers in finding partners in the research that will be carried out.
Keywords: Application, Researcher, Thinkgather.com, Social Media
Efforts to Realize Halal Business: Implementation of Celestial Management in MSMEs
Authors: Maha Putri Dhika
Published: July 2020

Celestial management is a method that incorporates spiritual values ​​in the management of an organization. Spirituality in organizations can make a positive contribution to business development. Celestial management can cam also be used to help organizations avoid practises that are prohibited in Islam. This study aims to provide a clear framing of the implementation of celestial management in MSMEs business practices. AA Packaging is a MSMEs in Malang, East Java, which has successfully implemented celestial management. The focus of this research is to find out this can drive the growth of its business. This research was carried out using a qualitative approach, with case studies. The data collection was conducted by means of document analysis, observations and interviews to the parties related to celestial management implementation. The data obtained is then reduced, identified and analyzed for answering research questions. AA Packaging implements celestial management in organizations through capital and financial policies. The AA Packaging owner thinks that organizational policies made based on celestial management are one of the efforts of da'wah. In addition, the celestial management policy is also realized through giving shodaqoh to those in need. AA Packaging has proven that the celestial management policy supports business growth.
Keywords: Celestial Management, Organizations, MSMEs, Business, Halal
Study of Financial Accounting Phenomenology of Zakat Institutions
Authors: Syahara Zuania , Handayati Puji
Published: July 2020

The purpose of this study is to explore financial accounting in the zakat institutions of Malang city, in accordance with PSAK 109 as a guide in the accounting treatment. In Indonesia the majority of the population are Islamic, which has a high potential of zakat. The potential of zakat is not only on zakat fitrah but also on other types of zakat such as zakat maal, infaq and sedekah. Therefore, the acceptance of zakat in Indonesia has a high potential, if the management of funds perform well and transparently. Zakat institutions must make correct financial reports which are audited by public accountants. These audits bare particularly important to increase public trust in zakat management institutions. Therefore, IAI issued a regulation related to the accounting treatment of zakat, infaq and sedekah - PSAK 109. This is expected unify and simplify reporting methods. In addition, PSAK No. 109 aims to ensure that zakat management institutions comply with sharia principles.This study used a descriptive qualitative approach with a phenomenological study. Interviews were conducted with the heads of foundations and accountants at the zakat institution. The data analysis method use  primary data and secondary data. In which the data obtained directly from respondents regarding financial accounting treatment carried out at zakat institutions. Then, secondary data is also collected to support research documents from the institution. The results of this study found that YDSF Malang and LAZ Yatim Mandiri Malang carried out accounting treatment differently. It is divided into accounting in the receipt, expenditure and reporting of funds. The recognition and measurement of funds acceptance and expenditure is based on the guidelines of PSAK 109. However, the report of funds in the zakat institution in Malang in the form of financial statements have not been fully compliant with PSAK 109 terms of disclosure of funds. In the presentation of financial statements, it must be clear and accountable in accordance with those stipulated in PSAK No. 109. This will increase public trust in making the zakat institution in the city of Malang the first choice.
Keywords: Treatment of Accounting, Financial Accounting, PSAK 109
The Effect of Role Ambiguity on Job Satisfaction Mediated by Employee Work Stress in Trading Business Barokah, Trenggalek East Java
Authors: Widyaningrum Santi , Nora Elfia
Published: July 2020

The type of research being used is descriptive and quantitive research. The data is descriptive research and path analysis. The samples are taken from 53 respondents, using the simple random sampling method. These respondents are employees of Trading Business Barokah Trenggalek. The result of the Path analysis tests show that there is a significant negative direct relationship between ambiguity about the job role and employee satisfaction. Moreover, there is a significant positive relationship between ambiguity nd employee job stress. Job stress impacts negatively on employee job satisfaction. Based on the given result, the researcher argues that maintaining communication about good work between employees and supervisors will avoid misunderstanding and reduce work stress at the trading business Barokah Trenggalek.
Keywords: Role Ambiguity, Job Stress, Job Satisfaction
Factors Analysis of Employees’ Intention to Stay in Chemical Manufacturing
Authors: Juariyah Lohana , Hendra Wardana Tulus , AP Afwan Hariri
Published: July 2020

Turnover is an organizational problem that should be kept low by the company, as hiring the employees is costly and time-consuming. There are many available strategies which organizatns can use to retain employees. The manufacturing industry in particular has trouble with employee retention, and has developed a number of standard operating procedures to address this issue. This study is focusing on ascertaining three things. First, what factors can lead employees to stay in the manufacturing industry? Second, what is the dominant factor lead employees to stay in the manufacturing industry? Data was taken by questionnaire from 104 respondents out of a total of 146 employees of PT Pamolite Adhesive Industry. The data was then analysed using confirmatory factor analysis with the Partial Least Square (PLS) technique. The results show that there are thirteen factors that contribute to manufacturing employees staying in their jobs, namely: recognition and appreciation factors; financial compensation; relationships with colleagues; relationship with supervisor; initial training; career development; work challenges; working hours; work conditions; workload; safety; health facilities; and job security. Additionally, the descriptive analysis shows that respondents' perceptions of those factors are relatively in good condition, however career development is the dominant factor in shaping the intention to stay amongst manufacturing employees. This study confirms a result study conducted in India which suggested that the intention to stay is determined by a cluster of factors not only by a single factor. 
Keywords: Intention to Stay, Confirmatory Factors Analysis, Partial Least Square
Effect of Working Discipline Toward Performance: An Empirical Investigation
Authors: Iskamto Dedi , Yapentra Aripen , Budi Ansori Putra , Jupri Mohamad
Published: July 2020

This research was conducted at the FIF Group Company in Riau Indonesia. The aim of this study is to determine the influence of work discipline on employee performance. The research sampled the views of every employeeat the company.Data analysis was undertaken via a simple linear regression test and coefficient of determination test. The research results showed that t_count (7.782) is bigger than t_value (2.015), and we concluded that Ha accepted and H0 is rejected, so there is a significant relationship between work discipline with performance. While the R2 test of 57.9%, while 42.1% influenced by other factors are not examined in this study.
Keywords: Discipline Work, Employee Performance, Indonesia
Tibiocalcaneal arthrodesis for the treatment of advanced stage Charcot arthropathy: Clinical and radiological outcome analysis of patients with diabetes mellitus followed for at least 2 years
Authors: HABERAL Bahtiyar , ŞİMŞEK Ekin Kaya
Published: July 2020

Aim: Charcot arthropathy (CA) described by Jean-Martin Charcot is a noninfectious degenerative and destructive process of the bones, joints and soft tissues in the area of the foot and ankle which associated with peripheral neuropathy. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the outcomes of tibiocalcaneal fusion using a retrograde hind foot ankle nail fixation system in 5 Charcot patients.

Material and Methods: Between 2014 and 2016, a total of 5 patients (4 women and 1 man) who underwent tibiocalcaneal arthrodesis for the treatment of advanced CA (Brodsky type 4) were evaluated. The demographic characteristics, clinical (AOFAS scores, early and late complications) and radiological (time for a union) evaluation parameters and patient satisfaction were analyzed before and after surgery.

Results: The mean preoperative AOFAS score was 64.8 ± 8.55 and mean postoperative score was 82.6 ± 12.99. The difference between preoperative AOFAS and postoperative AOFAS scores were statistically significant. During the clinical and radiological follow-up; infection, implant failure, and peri-implant fractures were checked and complications were recorded.

Conclusion: AOFAS scores were recorded before surgery after full weight bearing and it was found that talocalcaneal arthrodesis which was achieved with intramedullary nailing significantly increased AOFAS score compared to the preoperative AOFAS score.
La comunicación en la crisis del Covid-19: relato único, marco épico y relatos ausentes
Authors: Añel Rodríguez Rosa María , Rodríguez Bilbao Emilio
Published: July 2020

El 31 de diciembre de 2019 Wuhan alertó de casos graves de neumonía relacionados con un nuevo coronavirus. El 11 de marzo de 2020, la OMS declaró el estado de pandemia por SARS-CoV-2. Desde entonces, la enfermedad asociada a este virus, llamada COVID-19, ha acaparado todas las portadas un día tras otro. Tanto el enorme impacto mediático como los errores en la respuesta a esta crisis han demostrado, una vez más, que la gestión de la información en situaciones de crisis no se puede improvisar. Más aun en crisis sanitarias que pueden suponer una grave amenaza de salud pública. Analizamos la estrategia de comunicación en las primeras semanas de la pandemia en España a través de los relatos que han estado presentes y subrayando los que se han echado en falta para, finalmente, criticar el modelo de comunicación utilizado y proponer áreas de mejora.
La actividad informativa del Gobierno español durante la emergencia sanitaria provocada por el coronavirus, COVID-19
Authors: Ibáñez Peiró Ángel
Published: July 2020

El impacto social que está produciendo la epidemia del llamado COVID-19 en todo el mundo y los efectos que se derivaran de ello, en la actualidad, son difíciles de cuantificar. Aunque no es el momento de hacer un balance sobre la respuesta que está dando el Gobierno español a la emergencia sanitaria, sí se puede proceder a una primera valoración de la forma en que está gestionando la labor informativa durante los cuatro primeros meses del año. Para ello, en este trabajo se exponen las pautas legales que la Administración debe observar en el ejercicio de la función pública de informar, tanto en situaciones de normalidad como en la emergencia sanitaria que vivimos provocada por el denominado coronavirus. Mediante estos parámetros de carácter técnico-legal, el análisis del tipo de información difundida, de los portavoces oficiales y de la implicación del Gobierno con los medios de comunicación a través de la financiación pública, se ha elaborado un bosquejo bastante nítido con el cual se puede enjuiciar desde parámetros objetivos la respuesta comunicacional dada hasta el momento.
La prensa en modo pandemia: una aproximación a las agendas informativas de Expreso y El País sobre COVID-19
Authors: Manrique-Grisales Jorge
Published: July 2020

Introducción: El COVID-19 modificó radicalmente las agendas informativas de los medios de comunicación, considerando el vuelco que provocó en la economía global y la cotidianidad de las personas. En este contexto, los medios han sido referentes en la construcción de la realidad y la información pública durante la pandemia. Objetivos: La presente investigación identificó los personajes, instituciones, territorios, temas, controversias y estilos de vida asociados a la pandemia del COVID-19, revelados a través de los contenidos de dos medios de comunicación de Ecuador y Colombia. Metodología: Empleando el Método Histórico-Discursivo (MHD), se analizaron los artículos sobre COVID-19 publicados en la versión digital de los periódicos Expreso, de Guayaquil (Ecuador), y El País, de Cali (Colombia) durante los meses de marzo y abril de 2020. Resultados: El análisis reveló las tensiones entre el ejercicio político y las prioridades sanitarias. Se denota que los alcaldes de Guayaquil y Cali fueron el foco de la información, y que se priorizaron los datos epidemiológicos y la información sobre medidas sanitarias. Conclusión: Nuestro estudio estableció que el cubrimiento sobre el COVID-19 enfocado en los datos de la pandemia, no contribuyó a que los ciudadanos asimilaran el riesgo de la enfermedad, y a que mantuvieran estilos de vida que hicieron que el número de contagios creciera de forma exponencial.
Do older adults have impaired stability control during adaptive gait?
Authors: Moraes Renato , Teixeira Luis A. , Den Otter Rob , Arampatzi Adamantios , Pijnappels Mirjam , Hortobágyi Tibor
Published: July 2020

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KERIPIK SALAK VACUUM FRYING SEBAGAI ALTERNATIF PENGEMBANGAN PRODUK INOVATIF DI DAERAH AGROKLIMAT BANGKALAN MADURA
Authors: Rosida Dedin F , Syehan B , Happyanto Dedid Cahya , Anggraeni F T , Hapsari Nur
Published: July 2020

Efforts to maintain the quality and storage of fruit is to process it into dry food. Fruit processing into chips needs to be technologically supported so that the quality of chips produced can be accepted by consumers. One way to produce healthy food without changing its original shape is to use vacuum frying technology. Using a vacuum frying, the result had better, the chips were not burnt, keep bright as the original colour and the vitamin content was not damaged. In this program produced salak chips with the characteristics of maximum moisture content of 9.9% ash content of 3.1 %, fat content of 24.1%, during storage for up to 6 weeks. The composition of salak chips was better with aluminium foil packaging than plastic. Salak chips produced still be the quality standards of fruit chips according to SNI 01-4306-1996, namely maximum moisture content of 22%, ash of 3% and fat of 25%.AbstrakUpaya mempertahankan mutu dan daya simpan buah adalah mengolahnya menjadi makanan kering. Pengolahan buah menjadi keripik perlu dukungan teknologi sehingga kualitas keripik yang dihasilkan dapat diterima konsumen. Salah satu cara untuk menghasilkan makanan sehat tanpa mengubah bentuk aslinya adalah dengan menggunakan teknologi penggorengan vakum. Penggunakan pengorengan vacuum, hasilnya akan lebih bagus, keripik tidak gosong, tetap cerah seperti warna aslinya dan kandungan vitamin dari buah olahan tidak rusak. Pada kegiatan pengabdian masyarakat ini dihasilkan keripik buah salak dengan karakteristik kadar air maksimal 9.9% kadar abu sebesar 12.5% kadar lemak 24.1% selama penyimpanan sampai 6 minggu. Komposisi keripik salak ini lebih baik dengan kemasan aluminium foil daripada kemasan plastik. Keripik salak yang dihasilkan masih memenuhi Standar mutu keripik buah menurut SNI 01-4306-1996, yaitu kadar air maksimal 22%, kadar abu maksimal 3% dan kadar lemak maksimal 25%.
PELATIHAN PEMANFAATAN MEDIA SOSIAL SEBAGAI ALAT PEMASARAN BAGI UMKM DI KECAMATAN KEDUNGPRING, KABUPATEN LAMONGAN, JAWA TIMUR
Authors: Permatasari1 Maurisia Putri , Endriastuti Annysa
Published: July 2020

This community service aims to give some solutions for marketing problems of UMKM in Kecamatan Kedungpring, Kabupaten Lamongan, Jawa Timur. Partners face issues related to promotions, especially promotions through social media. Therefore, training about online marketing is given to partners. Partners are able to practice online marketing well, also improve online marketing techniques knowledge indicated by pre-test and post-test given by team.AbstrakPengabdian masyarakat melalui program PKM ini bertujuan untuk membantu memberikan solusi bagi persoalan yang dihadapi mitra, dalam hal ini persoalan pemasaran untuk menambah omzet UMKM di Kecamatan Kedungpring, Kabupaten Lamongan, Jawa Timur. Solusi yang ditawarkan dalam bentuk pelatihan pemasaran online melalui media sosial. Indikator keberhasilan dalam program ini adalah mitra yang dilatih mampu menjelaskan pemasaran online melalui media sosial dengan baik. Pelatihan terkait teknik-teknik berpromosi melalui media sosial juga akan dilakukan agar pengetahuan mitra semakin bertambah. Selain itu disediakan lembar kerja untuk memonitor aktivitas mitra dan mengukur efektivitas penyampaian materi dari tim kepada mitra. Luaran dari program ini adalah artikel yang dipublikasikan di jurnal nasional atau prosiding.