bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Study of cement binders applicable for modified cast-in-place concrete
Authors: Khonjo Khaidi , Toleuov Yerzhan , Azbergenova Aizere , Urumbayeva Akkumis
Published: September 2022

This article presents the results of experimental studies of cement binder from local raw material bases optimal for the production of cast modified concrete (CMC). Having a special self-compacting nature, as well as a sensitive cost-effectiveness for the Kazakhstan concrete mixtures manufacturer, this type of concrete requires the use of cement with stable physical and technical characteristics. The study conducted an analysis of the nomenclature of local bases of cement raw materials, testing for cement fineness of Portland cement PC 400 D20 and compressive strength. It is revealed that in Kazakhstan there is a fairly wide range of cement products available with and without additives, produced by dry and wet method. Samples of Portland cement with mineral additives were taken for testing. According to the results of tests, the best indicators of grinding fineness 94.65% and compressive strength on 28 days 42.8 MPa were obtained for Portland cement with mineral additives of Bukhtarminskaya cement company LLP, produced by wet method.
Avcı, Remzi. Kurgu ile Gerçeklik Arasında Alman Oryantalizmi. İstanbul: Ketebe Yayınları, 2021, 372 Sayfa. ISBN: 9786257587495.
Authors: GENCER Mustafa
Published: September 2022

Bu yazı Remzi Avcı’nın Kurgu ile Gerçeklik Arasında Alman Oryantalizmi başlıklı eserini tahlil etmektedir. Yazı boyunca eserin muhtevası özetle tanıtılmakta ve Alman oryantalizminin aktörlerinden Carl Heinrich Becker (1876-1933) ile Martin Hartmann’ın (1851-1918) Osmanlı İmparatorluğunun son dönemine dair görüşleri analiz edilmektedir. Kitap Becker ve Hartmann örneğinde Alman oryantalizminin siyasallaşmasını Osmanlı toplum ve siyasetini merkeze alarak incelemektedir.
Kursar, Vjeran. Croatian Levantines in Ottoman Istanbul. Istanbul: The Isis Press, 2021. 258 Page. ISBN: 9789754286670.
Authors: BAYRAKTAR TELLAN Elif
Published: September 2022

The presence of Catholic communities in Istanbul date back to the pre-Ottoman period, and their number increased in the Ottoman economic and political context. Even though the Levantines have been the subject of numerous popular history works, we can observe a relatively smaller academic interest in the issue. This article is a review of a recent academic book on Croatian Levantines in pre-modern and modern Ottoman Istanbul penned by an Ottoman historian from a fresh perspective.
Comparative Study of Phytochemical Properties of Some Bio-Material (African Yam Bean, Pigeon Pea, Pawpaw Leaf Powder, Moringa Seed and Pawpaw Seed)
Authors: Amauche Ibiam Prince , Chiubeze Amadi , Liliam Ezeamama , Grace O. Ani , Arinze N Ifegbo
Published: September 2022

The study was carried out to compare the phytochemical properties of Africa yam bean, pigeon pea, moringa seed, pawpaw leaf and pawpaw seed powder and the Significance of the phytochemicals in respect to the treatment of diseases were discussed. Phytochemicals were qualitatively analyzed from the plants ethanol extracts and the practical were done in Bro. Mike researchers Lab. Umuerim Extension Umudibia Nekede and the Standard phytochemical analysis methods were adopted. Preliminary screening of the Africa yam bean, pigeon pea, moringa seed, Pawpaw leaf and pawpaw seed powder revealed the presence of alkaloids, tannins, flavonoids, saponins, steroids, and in all the plants ethanol extracts. Africa yam bean contained all the phytochemicals except tannin, while there was absence of flavonoid, and Glycoside in pigeon pea. Tannins were also absent in the pawpaw seed and pawpaw seed extracts. There was also the absence of steroid and ncardiac glycosides in moringa. The quantitative analysis of the six selected phytochemicals revealed that there was a significant difference in the mean values of alkaloids and flavonoids contents of African yam bean plants. However, at Africa yam bean had the highest Alkaloids content while moringa seed had the highest flavonoids content. The Pawpaw leaf contained the highest tannins and Saponins was found highest in pawpaw leaf and pawpaw seed. Finally, the results justified the medicinal potentials of these plants in the treatment of diseases.
Ecotourism Source of Poverty Alleviation and Natural Conservation in Kashmir India
Authors: Khan Bilal Ahmad
Published: September 2022

Ecotourism is associated with nature and poverty alleviation. Ecotourism is believed to be significant for the generation of income, sustainability of the environment, political enablement of local societies as well as for educational purposes. Ecotourism generate economic benefits at local to national level and thus create incentives to preserve the resources. With its backward and forward linkages with other sectors of the economy, ecotourism is an effective tool for poverty alleviation and ensuring growth with equity. The Jammu and Kashmir has a vast potential to become one of the India’s best ecotourism destination and having numerous attractive and beautiful tourist spots. Ecotourism helps in sustainable development. Ecotourism is believed to be associated with various challenges which are environmental deterioration, inability to contribute to local economy as well as cultural exploitation and deterioration. The study would attempt to explore the potential sites of ecotourism for future development in Kashmir and would examine the correlation between ecotourism and natural conservation with regard to the perception of tourist and conservation agencies. The study is exploratory in nature but empirical tools are also applied to highlight the potential of ecotourism. Jammu and Kashmir is blessed with diverse geographical features, offers a plethora of attractions to tourists. A balance between development and the environment should be created.
Multi-Depth Deep Similarity Learning for Person Re-Identification
Authors: Sezavar Amir , Farsi Hassan , Mohamadzadeh Sajad
Published: September 2022

Detecting same people in different surveillance cameras, named person re-identification, has become a challenging and critical task in image processing. Since surveillance images usually have low resolution and different viewpoints, matching persons on them is still difficult. In this paper, a proposed method for person re-identification is introduced based on exploring similarity in different depth layers of convolutional neural network (CNN). To this end, after determining each person as a category for training CNN, optimum filters are obtained to find the best discriminative feature maps based on them. Smoothed discriminative features (SDF) are defined to compute similarity between persons. Experimental results, performed on CUHK01 database, demonstrate that the proposed method outperforms state-of-the-art feature extraction methods for person re-identification.
Melatonin Protects the Histologic Structure of the Uterus in Conditions of Zearalenone Intake
Authors: Sahinovic Maida , Kapic Dina , Cosovic Esad , Alicelebic Selma , Custovic Samra , Muzika Visnja , Kapur Eldan , Lujinovic Almira , Voljevica Alma , Talovic Elvira
Published: September 2022

Background: Zearalenone is a widely spread mycotoxin, contaminant of most cereal grains. It has uterotropic, estrogenic and anabolic activity in farm animals. The results are hormonal disbalances as hyperestrogenism, Zearalenone inhibits follicle-stimulating hormone production, thus supressing ovarian follicle development and ovulation. Also, it induces oxidative stress. Melatonin acts as a potent natural antioxidant and regulates the reproductive function by modification of steroidogenesis. Objective: The present study was conducted to provide detailed qualitative histological analysis of uterus of female rats treated with zearalenone and melatonin and contribute to better understanding of the topic. Methods: Forty adult, female Wistar rats were equally divided into five groups: Z group – zearalenone, 0,3 mg/kg, i.g.; M group – melatonin, 10 mg/kg, i.p.; ZM group –concomitant application of zearalenone and melatonin in the same dosing regimen, VZ group–zearalenone vehiculum/sunflower oil, i.g. and MZ group–melatonin vehiculum/5% ethanol in Ringer, i.p. Animals were treated daily for 28 consecutive days. After that period, all animals were sacrificed to obtain samples for qualitative histological analysis using the light microscope. Results: Zearalenone led to the alterations of the uterine structures, predominantly in the endometrium that were characterized by metaplasia and hypertrophy of the epithelial cells and hypercellularity of the stroma. In the myometrium, zearalenone induced hypertrophy and hyperplasia of the myocytes. Conclusion: Melatonin, when applied together with zearalenone, blocked the adverse effects of the zearalenone.
A longitudinal study of predictors of depression among people living with HIV in Malang, Indonesia
Authors: Wardojo Sri , Chuang Kun , Rosadi Rakhmad
Published: September 2022

Objective: To analyze the correlation between predictors (social support, resilience, and stigma) and depression among people living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV) in Malang over one year of study.
Methodology: Initially, 634 persons consented to participate. After one year of follow-up, there were 496 remained (June 2020 to September 2021). Baseline questions measured were sociodemographic characteristics, medications, social support, resilience, stigma and depression. After one-year of follow-up, multivariate logistic regression models were used to analyze the correlation between predictors and depression.
Results: The multivariate logistic regression showed that social support, resilience, and stigma were significant predictors of depression (p<0.05). Patients with higher levels of social support and resilience were 0.92 and 0.91 less likely to be depressed, respectively. Participants with a higher stigma were 1.04 times more likely to suffer from depression.
Conclusion: Worsening depressing within one-year of follow-up might significantly be correlated with increasing stigma, less resilience, and less of social support. Therefore, this study’s results might give a significant recommendation for the Government for developing HIV policy, which also addressing their mental health issue through maintaining their social support and resilience, and minimalizing stigma against PLHIV.
Empowering parents as a support group for children with special needs in Bima, Indonesia
Authors: Haris Abdul , Arismansyah Arismansyah , Wulandari Ana
Published: September 2022

Objective: To find how to empower parents as a support group to optimize the creativity of children with special needs in Bima, Indonesia.
Methodology: This is Quasi-Experimental Design with pre-posttest without control group. Data were analized using wilcoxon to test the comparative hypothesis of two samples that were correlated. The limit of significance of p value 0.05 with a sample of 61 respondents.
Results: Statistical test wilcoxon test with a Z value of 6.164 flower arranging and a Z value of making photo frames 6.856 with a p-value of 0.000 flower arrangement behavior and a p-value of 0.000 making photo frames.
Conclusion: There is an effect of empowering the role of parents as a support group on optimizing the creativity of children with special needs in Bima Indonesia.
Environmental Auditing: The EU Practice in the Context of Pursuing Sustainable Development Policy
Authors: Yessenamanova Mansiya , Lukyanets Artem , Golovina Elena , Topornin Nikolai
Published: September 2022

The key objective of the study is to explain the contribution of environmental auditing in the improvement and protection of the environment while respecting the concept of sustainable development. The study describes the role and benefits of environmental auditing in organizations as part of the governance framework based on the adopted broad regulatory framework of international environmental agreements like Espoo Convention, International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards and the impact of the community governance framework on EU sustainable development policies using relevant EU normative acts like Regulation No 1836/93, EnvironmentalManagement and Audit Scheme (EMAS) Regulation, Directive 2012/27/EU, Member- States legislation. The classification features of environmental auditing have been clarified and systematized in accordance with its role and functions in the environmental management system. There is information on the shift of purely environmental auditing to the audit of labour protection, ecology, industrial and fire safety (joint audit). The relationship between environmental auditing, certification and environmental management systems is shown. There is a comparison of financial audit and environmental auditing; their similarities and differences have been revealed. The research results can be put into practice to provide specific proposals for reducing pollution and improving environmental protection.

EMAS, environmental audit, environmental management, environmental protection, international environmental agreements, sustainable development
The WMD Non-proliferation Clause in EU Trade Agreements
Authors: Donkervoort Ilja , Onderco Michal
Published: September 2022

The EU has been using its trade power to exert influence in other areas by including non-trade issues (NTIs) in its trade agreements with third countries. One such NTI is the weapons of mass destruction (WMD) non-proliferation clause. We study how the WMD non-proliferation clause affected countries’ WMD non-proliferation behaviour. Our results demonstrate that the nonproliferation clause is effective in case of bilateral trade agreements, but not in case of regional trade agreements. The results demonstrate that the EU can use its trade power to exert influence in other areas, but that the extent of such power is limited.

EU, WMD non-proliferation clause, NTIs, Trade Agreements, Conditionality
Inspiration or Provocation?: Sweden’s Feminist Foreign Policy in National Newspapers in EU Member States
Authors: Sundström Malena Rosén
Published: September 2022

An increased emphasis on gender equality in the EU’s foreign and security policy could potentially pave the way for a Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP) for the EU. Analysing the perceptions of Sweden’s FFP in newspapers of eleven EU Member States, this article contributes to the literature on norm enhancement – advancing the depth and scope of the existing norms in an area – as well as to the discussion on Member States’ views of FFP and the potential for introducing a FFP into EU foreign policy. Studying salience, (in)coherence and legitimacy of Sweden’s FFP in newspapers, the results demonstrate that FFP is most frequently reported in like-minded countries, and least reported in Member States with conservative views on gender equality. There is also a dividing line between left-leaning and right-leaning newspapers, with the former reporting considerably more and being more positive towards Sweden’s FFP. The relative lack of interest in Sweden’s FFP in some Member States, as well as the critique from especially right-leaning newspapers, suggest that a FFP for the EU is not likely to come about in a near future.

Feminist Foreign Policy, European Union, Sweden, external perceptions, norms, media analysis
‘Click Here to (Dis)agree’: Australian Law and Practice in Relation to Informed Consent
Authors: Manwaring Kayleen
Published: September 2022

This article provides a detailed examination of issues with the legislative framework meeting consumer expectations in relation to informed consent, particularly in relation to the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Consumer Law (ACL). It also discusses two potential areas that might assist in fleshing out the current minimalist legislative definition of consent: namely case law and guidelines issued by the Australian privacy regulator, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (the OAIC Guidelines). However the case law available in this area is sparse and provides little guidance. Additionally, the non-binding OAIC Guidelines, while referred to frequently in privacy determinations, appear to have little real effect in influencing the data practices of many firms. The article concludes that the current approach to regulating ‘consent’ has not provided adequate protections for consumers in light of extensive empirical evidence regarding consumer privacy preferences and attitudes regarding data practices.

Australia, Data Protection, Privacy, Informed Consent
Lloyd v. Google LLC, and How Australia Is Tackling Privacy and Data Breach Litigation
Authors: Cooper-Boast Amy , Hall-Carney Brooke
Published: September 2022

The much-anticipated judgment of the UK Supreme Court in Lloyd v. Google LLC [2021] UKSC 50; [2021] 3 WLR 1268 was handed down in November 2021. The decision challenges the notion that one’s data and its loss of control has an inherent value which is actionable in its own right. It is welcomed by Big Tech, other organizations that control data, and their insurers. The decision is a key case in the broader landscape of accountability of technology companies and is indicative of the disparity in data protection and privacy rights across different jurisdictions. This case note examines the key points arising from the case, and the comparable landscape for privacy and data breach litigation in Australia.

Lloyd v. Google, Google, Privacy, Data Breach, Data Protection, Litigation, Australia, United Kingdom, Class Action
Teaching agile operation and leadership through linked university courses
Authors: Ilyés Enikő
Published: September 2022

Agile software development methods, especially Scrum, are commonly used in software development companies. For this reason, our goal was that our undergraduate students gain experience as Scrum development team members and our master's students as agile leaders. To this end, we had redesigned and linked an undergraduate and a master's course, and launched the new course in the spring of 2021. The success of our approach was confirmed by a questionnaire survey of 86 undergraduate and 27 master's students. A/B testing was also performed. Our approach is a novelty compared to solutions where the Scrum Master is a course member, an instructor, or a university employee. In addition to being resource-efficient, it also offers master's students an unparalleled opportunity to develop agile leadership skills.

Subject Classification: 97U50
Promoting a meaningful learning of double integrals through routes of digital tasks
Authors: Alessio Francesca , Demeio Lucio , Telloni Agnese Ilaria
Published: September 2022

Within a wider project aimed at innovating the teaching of mathematics for freshmen, in this study we describe the design and the implementation of two routes of digital tasks aimed at fostering students' approach to double integrals. The tasks are built on a formative assessment frame and classical works on problem solving. They provide facilitative and response-specific feedback and the possibility to request different hints. In this way, students may be guided to the development of well-connected knowledge, operative and decision-making skills. We investigated the effects of the interaction with the digital tasks on the learning of engineering freshmen, by comparing the behaviours of students who worked with the digital tasks (experimental group, N=19) and students who did not (control group, N=19). We detected that students in the experimental group showed more exibility of thinking and obtained better results in the final exam than students in the control group. The results confirmed the effectiveness of the experimental educational path and offered us interesting indications for further studies.

Subject Classification: 97D40, 97U70, 44A45
ANALISIS SISTEM PELAYANAN KEPEGAWAIAN
Authors: Syaputra Andryan , Aslami Nuri
Published: September 2022

Financial technology innovation in the form of digital wallets is very much in the eyes of the public. The efficiency offered by this payment system has made people start to switch from conventional payments to digital payments. In addition, there are many other factors that influence multi-generations to use digital wallets as an alternative to their daily payments. The use of digital wallets is currently widely applied for online transportation transactions, purchases in e-commerce, to food and beverage delivery services. The method used in this study is a literature study method with the aim of determining the development of the use of digital wallets in the community from various journals sourced from Scopus and several websites that have been analyzed and diodio researchers into a literature review study. From the results obtained, it can be concluded that from year to year there is an increase in the number of digital wallet users, especially in Indonesia. Especially after the Covid-19 pandemic, the number of digital wallet users is increasing because people have to avoid physical contact so that more transactions are made digitally.
DEMAND MANAGEMENT AND PRODUCTION CAPACITY IN J.LAUFLUEURS SMEs
Authors: Ana  , Danielson  , Novia Jessica , Marcella Kenny , Russiana Nia , Sisca Veni
Published: September 2022

In running a business, especially in the service sector, management and production capacity is one of the keys to success. This is because with both of these things being good, the opportunity for shortages and excess production will be avoided. In this study, MSME J.Laufleurs became the object of research and the objectives to be achieved were knowing the pattern of demand, the reservation system used, and how to manage demand and production capacity. This study utilizes qualitative data analysis methods in the form of interviews and documentation, as well as quantitative data analysis methods, namely graph/table analysis. Through the results of the analysis, researchers know that over the last three years MSME J.Laufleurs has increased by 15% every year. In addition, researchers also found problems in this business, namely the lack of manpower in producing bouquets which can increase demand when there are certain events, the working hours applied are considered insufficient and subcontracts are still unable to cover production capacity. Overall for the last three years, J.Laufleurs' business has been doing well, this is evidenced by the increase in production every year. However, so that in the future the management of demand and production capacity can run better, the researcher would like to recommend that J.Laufleurs can add workers, work overtime hours and subcontract 2 people, 1.2 hours and 12 units, respectively.
GEOPOLITIK INDONESIA
Authors: Akmaliza Anggi , Nehe Annisa Shakira , Sihotang Azron Muqsitin , Hakim Baihaqy , Purmadana Eka , Praswadi Hari , Raziq Maulidin , Paulina Melda , Darmawan Mhd. Rendi , Nurdiana  , Suhada Reza , Sabina Sahnia
Published: September 2022

Geopolitics of Indonesia have been formed since the time of the kingdom of Indonesia that began Sriwijaya and Majapahit. It discusses strategies to Indonesia in maintaining his good- Indonesiaan in social, cultural, geographic, demographic, and Security in accordance with the purpose of the state or the nation's ideals. Therefore, various prerequisites must be met for the achievement of the ideals of the trip was guaranteed, such a precondition is called geo-political, which are briefly formulated in the form of the Wawasan Nusantara. Thus, the role of conception, is in managing natural resources which can be used politically conscious citizenship plus state and nation. State of Indonesia is not just a scientific description but rather a long stake that limit the corridor between the dynamics of our society which is expected in between. When viewed in terms of ideology Pancasila principles are described sila-over descriptions of national ideals and supported by a summary of the core ideas of philosophy and science. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the integration of diversity that exist in Indonesia, let alone be seen from the geographical aspect of Indonesia lies between the two continents of Asia and Australia and two oceans namely the Indian and Pacific oceans are very prone to disintegration. Readings re-geohistoris Globalization and geopolitics have a very important role in regulating the policies put forward in the achievement of National Security of such ideals.
The relationship between body temperature and diet on typhoid fever among toddlers aged 3 – 5 years
Authors: Purnamasari Anisa , Prima Ashar , Harahap Desrinah , Andas Amzal Mortin
Published: September 2022

Background: Typhoid fever is a significant health problem in many countries. Globally, it is estimated that 21 million toddlers suffer from this disease each year. 

Purpose: This research aimed to analyze the relationship between handling body temperature and diet on the length of stay for typhoid fever among toddlers.

Methods: This research was a cross-sectional study design. The population in this study were 87 toddlers with typhoid fever Lepo-Lepo Health Care Center. The sampling technique was purposive sampling and obtained a total sample of 46 children under five. 

Results: We found that Treatment of body temperature on length of stay (X2 = 5.642; p = 0.003) and diet management on length of stay (X2 = 4.920; p = 0.001) at the level of confidence 95% (α = 0.05). It means that there is a relationship between handling body temperature and diet with the length of stay in toddlers with typhoid fever.

Conclusions: This study provides information about the body temperature and diet contributing to toddlers with typhoid fever. Clinical and community nursing can provide intervention by considering temperature and diet.
The relationship between operation duration and shivering in post-spinal anaesthesia patients
Authors: Renaningtyastutik Yuli , Lumadi Sih Ageng , Handian Feriana Ira
Published: September 2022

Background: Giving spinal anaesthesia is an effort to relieve pain to create optimal conditions for surgery operation consciously. A shivering event frequently follows the phenomenon of the long duration of the operation. 

Purpose: The study aimed to determine the relationship between operation duration and shivering in post spinal anaesthesia patients.

Methods: The study design is a quantitative study and uses a cross-sectional approach. Sampling used a systematic sampling technique on the population of patients undergoing surgery under spinal anaesthesia. The instrument used Croessley and Mahajan’s observation sheet. This study uses Spearman rank rho as the statistical test with a significant value of p=0.05. 

Results: The study showed almost respondents, as many as 86.15 respondents (56 patients) experienced shivering. Based on the Spearman statistical test, the p-value is 0.046.

Conclusions: It can be concluded that there was a relationship between operation duration and incidence of shivering. Therefore, to reduce the occurrence of shivering, it is necessary to take measures such as giving warm blankets, warm fluids, and tools to maintain body temperature (force air warming).
Overview of post-partum mother adaptation: A healthy lifestyle needs
Authors: Rosnani Rosnani , Mediarti Devi
Published: September 2022

Natural transition from labour to post-partum can cause lifestyle changes that impact the mother’s physiological and psychological effects. Physical changes that include changes in diet, fluids, elimination, and obesity, as well as psychological changes such as anxiety, sleep disturbances, and depression, are common during this transitional period. For this reason, we use the Healthy Lifestyle approach to provide an overview and information regarding the mother’s adaptation during the post-partum period. Healthy lifestyle emphasizes that lifestyle has an important impact on health in which there is a role for individuals and others. In this case, nurses have a vital role in identifying and conducting analysis to determine the proper lifestyle and make mothers adapt easily during the transitional period from childbirth to post-partum. The main point of the intervention is to improve the well-being of the mother and baby.
Effect of fibre fractions of Ailanthus excelsa roxb. on in-vitro dry matter digestibility(IVDMD) and Metabolisable energy
Authors:   Chemistry and Bioprospecting Division, Institute of Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding, Coimbatore., R Sumathi , B Brindha ,   Chemistry and Bioprospecting Division, Institute of Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding, Coimbatore., D Suresh Babu ,   Chemistry and Bioprospecting Division, Institute of Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding, Coimbatore., S Murugesan ,   Chemistry and Bioprospecting Division, Institute of Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding, Coimbatore., N Senthilkumar ,   Chemistry and Bioprospecting Division, Institute of Forest Genetics and Tree Breeding, Coimbatore.
Published: September 2022

Forages usually constitute the major portion of the ruminant feeds in our country. Availability of feed containing imbalanced chemical composition and metabolisable energy is major handicap in ruminant production the world over. The present study aimed to evaluate the fibre fractions of Ailanthus excels Roxb. fast growing multipurpose indigenous tree species used as cattle fodder as the leaves are rated as highly palatable and nourishing with high percentage of crude protein. The fiber fractions i.e. Neutral Detergent Fibre (NDF), Acid Detergent Fiber (ADF), Acid Detergent Lignin (ADL) values were measured for Ailanthus excels Roxb. leaves and observed that AD Fvaried from 0.91% to 74 %and the average was recorded as 48.93 ± 8.36 %, NDF ranged from 28.49 % to 94.77 % with an average of 5.6± 0.97 % and recorded the minimum of 0.2% to the maximum of 17.5 % of ADL value. Low or high NDF value indicate the dry matter digestibility and dry matter intake that will result in a decrease or increase in livestock consumption. Hemicellulose and cellulose, the slowly digestible fibre materials present in the cell wall ranged from 1.72 to 82.5 % and 0.45 to 96.72 % respectively. The digestibility of the A.excelsa leaves was tested for 24 hrs and 48 hrs were observed that almost all accessions showed digestibility greater than 50%.Metabolizable energy (ME) and Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) are the other two energy requirement of cattle other than IVDMD and ME observed to be more than 8.23(MJ/Kg DM) for all the accessions and TDN value more than 40 %. Though fodder is nutrient treasure, the IVDMD decides the nutrient intake by the cattle. With the desirable fibre fraction and promising IVDMD and metabolizable energy values of A. excel accessions can be an alternate tree fodder for cattle during lean period.
IMPLEMENTASI PEMBELAJARAN PENDIDIKAN AGAMA ISLAM DALAM MENERAPKAN BUDAYA RELIGIUS SISWA DI MA MAMBA’UL MA’ARIF DENANYAR JOMBANG
Authors: Khoirun Nisa  , Zuhrotul Farida
Published: September 2022

ABSTRACT

Education is a way of achieving the sciences to determine the future of civilization. A nation could be developed if education had the quality of students to print only competent students. However, their way of education is not without obstacles, problem such as moral degredation, and a decline in the value of ethics pose problems that should be answered by actors and educators. Therefore, the discourse that has made Indonesia the world leader is in line with that can be achieved in the forward sector. So, to answer the portrait of moral degredation, I offered some formulas that can be implemented with Islamic lerning in a adjusted religious culture. Religious culture is the habituation of releihous values that are applied consistently and continuously. The purpose of this research needs to know all religious cultures that are applied in MA Mamba’ul Ma’arif Denanyar Jombang and the method of that which is used in developing them as. It can be seen from any activity from every activity carried out there, starting from entering the class, repeating rote preceding the lesson started, and also when activities of Islam day celebration. Methods used to collect the data by means of  observation, interviews and document using approach qualitative descriptive.
STRATEGI SEKOLAH DALAM MEMBENTUK KARAKTER RELIGIUS SISWA MELALUI KEGIATAN KEAGAMAAN DI MA BAHRUL ULUM TAMBAKBERAS JOMBANG
Authors: Khoirun Nisa  , Selly Nur Syafitri
Published: September 2022

Strategi sekolah dalam membentuk karakter keagamaan siswa melalui kegiatan keagamaan sangat penting. Strategi sekolah dalam membentuk karakter agama bertujuan untuk mengatasi karakter anak bangsa. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menggambarkan strategi pembentukan karakter keagamaan melalui kegiatan keagamaan di MA Bahrul Ulum Tambakberas Jombang dengan sub-fokus penelitian yang terdiri dari: (1) Strategi Sekolah, (2) Pembentukan Karakter, (3) Karakter religius. karakter siswa mengutamakan akhlak dan juga ibadah. Selain itu, pihak sekolah juga tidak mengesampingkan intelektual yang sesuai dengan visi dan misi sekolah MA Bahrul Ulum Tambakberas. Bentuk karakter keagamaan siswa melalui kegiatan keagamaan di MA Bahrul Ulum Tambakberas mampu menumbuhkan sikap disiplin, kejujuran, menumbuhkan sikap siswa tawadhu’, rajin beribadah, bertanggung jawab. Penelitian ini menggunakan pendekatan kualitatif. Teknik pengumpulan data dengan teknik observasi, wawancara dan dokumentasi. Teknik analisis data menggunakan teknik analisa deskriptif kualitatif, teknik ini yaitu peneliti mengumpulkan data yang berupa kata-kata. Aktifitas dalam menganalisis datanya menggunakan teknik triangulasi sumber data, member checking, dan auditing serta teknik analisis data. Informan pada penelitian ini antara lain guru agama Islam, waka kurikulum, dan beberapa siswa.

Abstract

 The school's strategy in shaping the religious character of students through religious activities is very important. The school's strategy in forming religious characters aims to overcome the character of the nation's children. This research aims to describe the strategy of forming religious characters through religious activities in MA Bahrul Ulum Tambakberas Jombang with a research sub-focus consisting of: (1) School strategy, (2) Character forming, (3) Religious character. MA Bahrul Ulum Tambakberas in carrying out religious activities in forming the religious character of students prioritizes morals and also worship. In addition, the school also does not rule out intellectuals who are in accordance with the vision and mission of the MA Bahrul Ulum Tambakberas school. The forms of student religious character through religious activities at MA Bahrul Ulum Tambakberas are able to cultivate disciplined attitudes, honesty, foster the attitude of tawadhu' students, diligent worship, responsibility. This research uses a qualitative approach. Data collection techniques with observation, interview and documentation techniques. Data analysis techniques use qualitative descriptive analysis techniques, this technique is that researchers collect data in the form of words. Activities in analyzing data using data source triangulation techniques, member checking, and auditing and data analysis techniques. Informants on this study include Islamic religious teachers, waka curriculum, and some students.

Keywords: Strategy, Character Forming, Religious Characte
KEBIJAKAN KEPALA MADRASAH DAN GURU UNTUK MEWUJUDKAN KONSEP MERDEKA BELAJAR DI MI MIFTAHUL HUDA LAMONG TAHUN 2022
Authors: Muchasan Ali , Moh. Naufal  , Ziara Sufi
Published: September 2022

The current state of education in Indonesia shows that although various efforts have been made to improve the quality of education, in reality there are still deficiencies in the quality of education. The formulation of the problem in this thesis are: 1) How do the principals and teachers interpret the concept of independent learning at MI Miftahul Huda Lamong?. 2) What are the policies of the head of Madrasah and teachers in realizing the concept of independent learning at MI Miftahul Huda Lamong? The results of this study indicate that the understanding of the madrasa principal and MI Miftahul Huda Lamong teacher about the meaning of the concept of independent learning is still lacking. This is because there has never been a direct socialization, so the concept of independent learning is only limited to knowing at a glance. The head of the madrasa in realizing the concept of independent learning at MI Miftahul Huda Lamong also does not yet have a policy.
Antología del cuento español del XVIII. Edición de Marieta Cantos Casenave.
Authors: Rodríguez Gutiérrez Borja
Published: September 2022

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Azaña, Manuel. Vida de don Juan Valera.
Authors: Serrano Asenjo Enrique
Published: September 2022

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Castanedo Pfeiffer, Günther. Un triángulo- literario: José María de Cossío, Miguel Hernández, Pablo Neruda
Authors: Carreira Antonio
Published: September 2022

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Pardo Bazán, Emilia. «Un poco de crítica». Artículos en el ABC de Madrid (1918-1921) , edición de Marisa Sotelo Vázquez
Authors: Patiño Eirín Cristina
Published: September 2022

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Applying Associative Classifier PGN for Digitised Cultural Heritage Resource Discovery
Authors: Ivanova Krassimira , Mitov Iliya , L. Stanchev Peter
Published: September 2022

Resource discovery is one of the key services in digitised cultural heritage collections. It requires intelligent mining in heterogeneous digital content as well as capabilities in large scale performance; this explains the recent advances in classification methods. Associative classifiers are convenient data mining tools used in the field of cultural heritage, by applying their possibilities to taking into account the specific combinations of the attribute values. Usually, the associative classifiers prioritize the support over the confidence. The proposed classifier PGN questions this common approach and focuses on confidence first by retaining only 100% confidence rules. The classification tasks in the field of cultural heritage usually deal with data sets with many class labels. This variety is caused by the richness of accumulated culture during the centuries. Comparisons of classifier PGN with other classifiers, such as OneR, JRip and J48, show the competitiveness of PGN in recognizing multi-class datasets on collections of masterpieces from different
West and East European Fine Art authors and movements.
Access to the Sound Archives of the Bulgarian National Radio
Authors: Krandeva Anelia , Emiryan Silvia
Published: September 2022

The aim of this paper is to review the sound archives of the
Bulgarian National Radio (BNR). The accesses to different sound archives are analyzed. A case study for preparing a radio presentation using the existing archives is outline.
OpenAIREplus
Authors: Stanchev Peter
Published: September 2022

Directions the outcomes of the OpenAIRE project, which implements the EC Open Access (OA) pilot. Capitalizing on the OpenAIRE infrastructure, built for managing FP7 and ERC funded articles, and the associated supporting mechanism of the European Helpdesk System, OpenAIRE plus will “develop an open access, participatory infrastructure for scientific information”. It will significantly expand its base of harvested
publications to also include all OA publications indexed by the DRIVER infrastructure (more than 270 validated institutional repositories) and any other
repository containing “peer reviewed literature” that complies with certain
standards. It will also generically harvest and index the metadata of scientific datasets in selected diverse OA thematic data repositories. It will support the
concept of linked publications by deploying novel services for “linking peer reviewed literature and associated data sets and collections”, from link
discovery based on diverse forms of mining (textual, usage, etc.), to storage, visual representation, and on-line exploration. It will offer both user-level
services to experts and “non scientists” alike as well as programming interfaces for “providers of value added services” to build applications on its content.
Deposited articles and data will be openly accessible through an enhanced version of the OpenAIRE portal, together with any available relevant information on associated project funding and usage statistics. OpenAIREplus will retain its European footprint, engaging people and scientific repositories in almost all 27 EU member states and beyond. The technical work will be complemented by a suite of studies and associated research efforts that will
partly proceed in collaboration with “different European initiatives” and
investigate issues of “intellectual property rights, efficient financing models, and standards”.
Acknowledgments. This work was supported in part by Open Access Infrastructure for Research in Europe (OpenAIRE) EU project, the Bulgarian National Science Fund under the Project D002-308 "Automated Metadata Generating for e-Documents
Specifications and Standards".
Development of Web-Based Information System for Visualization of Three-dimensional Models of Museum Exhibits
Authors: Hristov Pavel , Petkov Emilian
Published: September 2022

In the following article main results are going to be summarized about three-dimensional web development and technologies. An introduction to
3D representation methods that are applied on the featured three-dimensional webpage is going to be presented. Transformation techniques will be described, which convert a traditional two-dimensional webpage into a fully functional three-dimensional platform. The methods and concepts used are based on technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The principle of automatic conversion is going to be showed, upon which almost any two-dimensional webpage can be converted into a 3D website, including minimal manual interaction. Future concept and conclusions are also described.
An Educational 3D Maze Game for Bulgarian Orthodox Iconography
Authors: Bontchev Boyan , Paneva-Marinova Desislava , Draganov Lubomil
Published: September 2022

Thanks to their specific characteristics, educational video games make game-based learning more effective than traditional teaching approaches with regard of students’ motivation, engagement, and learning outcomes. This demonstrator presents an educational 3D maze video game introducing Bulgarian Orthodox iconography. The structure and learning content of the maze game are defined declaratively by applying several contemporary teaching methods and learning scenarios for Orthodox iconographic art study. Next, the game is generated by means of a special software platform for creation of customizable desktop video maze games for education. The demonstrator outlines both the game design and development processes and provides a tour through the generated educational maze rooms and tunnels. It shows how the game can be adapted according player’s achievements, emotions and performance.
Designing Edutainment Games for Intangible Cultural Heritage: the BNREG Project
Authors: Jia Xiaoshuang , Tan Yue , Xiong Qianyun , Li Yifang , Hai Wei
Published: September 2022

This paper presents the preliminary investigation and game design process of Beijing Nursery Rhyme Edutainment Game (hereinafter referred to as
BNREG), from which we think edutainment concept can provide an innovative gamification method for the impart and inheritance of Intangible Cultural Heritage (hereinafter referred to as ICH). It will also finally identify and discuss the most significant challenges in the design and adoption of edutainment games in
ICH field.
Synergy of National Cultural Heritage and Technology
Authors: Luchev Detelin , Goynov Maxim , Paneva-Marinova Desislava , Stoykov Jordan , Pavlova Lilia
Published: September 2022

This paper presents the specification of the Humanities and Social Sciences (CHCS) data storage, retrieval and curation environment developed by the
IMI-BAS team within the Bulgarian National Interdisciplinary Research E-infrastructure for Bulgarian Language and Cultural Heritage Resources and Technologies (CLaDA-BG). The architecture and functional components of the environment and the technologies used for the development of the environment are presented. The aim of the development is to provide and propose technologies and tools to unify the processes of access, preservation and use of cultural and historical content in accordance with established best practices and regulations in the field.
Information Day: Research Infrastructure Services in the Humanities and Social Sciences
Authors: Paneva-Marinova Desislava , Goynov Maxim , Luchev Detelin , Zhelev Yanislav , Monova-Zheleva Mariya , Pavlov Radoslav , Zlatkov Lubomir , Noev Nikolay , Pavlova Lilia
Published: September 2022

During the information day, the results of the work of the IMI-BAS team on the project CLaDA-BG, the Bulgarian National Interdisciplinary Research e-Infrastructure for Resources and Technologies in Favor of the Bulgarian
Language and Cultural Heritage, Part of the EU Infrastructures CLARIN and
DARIAH, will be presented: the development of the Humanities and Social Sciences Data Storage, Retrieval and Curation Environment (CHCS-DSRCE) and its implementation in the Digital Library "Virtual Encyclopedia of Bulgarian Iconography" and for the needs of the "Ivan Vazov" Regional Library in Plovdiv and “Peyo Yavorov” Regional Library - Burgas.
Outcomes of Enterprise Resource Planning System on Organizational Productivity
Authors: Chiawah Tambei , Dzekashu William G , McCollum Walter R , Fomuso Evelyn E
Published: September 2022

Leaders within local government organizations do not understand how to achieve expected and desired benefits from the implementation of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. The lack of alignment between social and technical elements in ERP implementation continues to depress organizational productivity. The prime objective of our quantitative correlational study was to examine whether social and technical elements increase use and productivity in ERP implementation. Sociotechnical systems theory provided the theoretical basis for our study. We examined six dimensional variables relating to ERP implementation. Our key findings indicated positive significant relationships between ERP and information sharing, between ERP system quality and ease of ERP use, and between ERP system quality and organizational productivity. Further studies could examine other dimensions that could ensure ERP sustainability in other government organizations.
Experiential Learning of School Counselors-In-Training to Work with English Learners
Authors: Shi Qi , Cournoyer Cielo , Randolph Ashlei , Scheffenacker Matthew , Brown Jasmine
Published: September 2022

While the need for school counselors to support ELs is prominent, school counselors believed they were not well prepared to effectively work with EL students. To inform and strengthen our practice, we engaged in a practitioner inquiry study to understand the lived experiences of school counselors-in-training (SCITs) in an experiential learning activity to work with English Learners. Three themes emerged from the qualitative analysis of classroom observations, SCITs’ reflection journal entries, and transcripts of a focus group: (a) SCITs’ perceived challenges, (b) strategies used to overcome challenges and (c) how this experiential training benefited their future work as a school counselor. This study provides implications for our own practice, other counselor educators, school counselor practitioners, and policymakers.