bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Effectiveness of bio-cellulose in Lyell syndrome treatment
Authors: Hoàng Văn Vụ , Nguyễn Thái Ngọc Minh
Published: March 2023

The skin is the largest organ of the human body consisting of several layers possessing different properties and performing different physiological functions. The loss of skin integrity caused by a trauma or disease may provoke acute physiological and immune disorders that may even be fatal. Therefore, there are many benefits when choosing the right material, such as pain and patient discomfort reduction; reduce fluid loss through the wound; anti-infection; support of the epithelialization process, and reduces treatment costs.In this report, we would like to introduce the effective treatment of Biocellulose biofilm through a severe Lyell syndrome patient.
Implementation of Lean Scheduling in Real Estate Industry: A Review
Authors: Smart Shreyash Manish
Published: March 2023

It is observed that every construction project is unable to perform as per planned objectives as it faces variances in terms of cost, time, quality, safety, specifications, liable to various constraints pertaining to it. Conventional Scheduling techniques that uses push approach has to perform each activity right, the first time- every time in order to make the forthcoming activities follow the schedule. In this study we have introduced Pull Scheduling approach to overcome the delays resulting from wastes in a real estate project. Waste's typical cost as Construction businesses have started using Lean Construction to reduce waste and boost productivity. The proportion of project costs that do not include performance costs ranges from 5.38% to 14.70%. In order to implement lean concepts, which place a strong emphasis on waste minimization and efficiency improvement, building sites in India must first detect waste and its underlying causes. Lean Scheduling (LS) was employed to address efficiency and waste problems and to adapt to the challenges of the construction industry as a future project management philosophy. A comprehensive literature review is carried out to determine real time issues faced in real estate industry using a pilot questionnaire survey and overcoming those challenges using lean tools. Finally, a method for choosing the most fitting lean resources by pull scheduling was suggested. The key contribution of this study is to reinforce the decision-making capacity of the builders in their choice of the most suitable construction-coordinated method on real estate project. Keywords: Lean Construction Techniques, Pull Scheduling, Just-In-Time, Indian Real Estate Industry, Lean Thinking, Lean Concepts, Value stream mapping, Construction waste.
A Study on the Impact of Pandemic on Street Food Vendors in Bangalore City
Authors: V Elangovan , H Aishwarya , B Sowmya
Published: March 2023

This paper focuses on the impact of pandemic on street food vendors in Bangalore city, in order to understand the challenges faced by the street food vendors during the lock down, and to evaluate the progress of partial opening and post lock down period. The street vendors is a common sight across the country, these includes many but our study is limited to the tiffin centres, fruits and vegetables sellers, the famous chat shop across the road and the numerous juice/chai/coffee points. Spotted selling on the street corners, footpaths and local markets situated in East Bangalore region. In the Pandemic scenario when the whole world has to stay at home, these vendors on road are among the groups that are worst affected, the livelihood of the majority is critically hit; the impact of COVID-19 has been very harsh on street food vendors. Thus, our study concentrates in understanding the background of street vendors how they manage their livelihood during the lock down period by sustaining with this critical situation and what’s the response from customers post lock down.
The Ethics of Investment: Balancing Profit with Social Responsibility
Authors:   Indian Institute of Foreign Trade Delhi, Sharma Dhruv Nath
Published: March 2023

The rise of sustainable and socially responsible investing reflects a growing recognition that financial success cannot be separated from social and environmental impact. Investors are increasingly aware that their choices have consequences beyond financial returns, and that they have a responsibility to consider the impact of their investments on society and the planet. At the same time, investors are faced with a complex and rapidly changing landscape, with new issues and challenges emerging all the time. The COVID-19 pandemic, for example, has highlighted the interconnectedness of global systems and the importance of resilience and sustainability in the face of crises. Climate change, social inequality, and political instability are just a few of the other issues that investors must grapple with in order to make informed and responsible investment decisions. In this context, tools and strategies for evaluating the social and environmental impact of investments are becoming increasingly important. These can include frameworks for measuring environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors, as well as tools for assessing the sustainability and ethical practices of individual companies. There are also a growing number of investment vehicles that are specifically designed to support positive social and environmental outcomes, such as impact investing funds and community development finance institutions. Ultimately, the question of how to balance profit with social responsibility is a complex and ongoing one, requiring ongoing engagement and dialogue between investors, companies, and stakeholders. But by taking a more socially responsible approach to their investments, investors can help to create a more just and sustainable world, while still achieving their financial objectives.
Spoon-shape Pendants of the 11th—13th Centuries in the Medieval Russian and Baltic
Lands
Authors:   Institute for the History of
            Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Kuznetsova Valentina , Sobolev Vladislav ,   Saint Petersburg State
            University, Spirģis Roberts
Published: March 2023

The article deals with the spoon-shape-pendants typical for the culture of the
ancient Russian population and Livonians. Items of similar appearance, with a long often
ornately shaped handle and a not very deep scoop were found in settlements and burial
grounds of the 11th—13th centuries, accidental finds are also known. In this article we
analyzed over 100 finds. We have proposed a classification of the items based on
technological and morphological features and have regarded place of the pendants in the
costume. Spoon-shape pendants were found on a vast territory — from the Baltic to the
Upper Volga region. The items were the attributes of both rural and urban inhabitants.
According to the concentration of products both in the lands of the Smolensk Dnieper
region and in the North-West of Russia we suppose that there were several centers of the
production of such pendants. In the archaeological literature the spoon-shape pendants
were regarded as the pagan amulets that had symbolized satiety, wealth and well-being.
According to the late dating and widespread use in the Christian lands of Ancient Russia
the spoon-shape pendants could serve as miniatures of Eucharistic spoons and could have
been a symbol of the Orthodox rite of communion.
Mysterious Amulet from the Cemetery Solyony 2 on Taman
Authors:   N. N. Miklukho-Maklai Institute
            of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Zilivinskaya Emma , Antipina Ekaterina ,   Institute of archaeology of
            the Russian Academy of Sciences
Published: March 2023

Amulet-pendants made of jaws and teeth of predatory mammals are recorded by
archaeologists almost everywhere in the northern part of Eurasia, from the Paleolithic
to the Late Middle Ages. Traditionally, they are considered an integral part of hunting
magic, zoolatria pagan attitudes and distinctive signs of the social status of their
owners. Such finds allow us to trace the echoes and remnants of pre-monotheistic beliefs
in Late Medieval societies. A small amulet in the form of a pendant made of a bronze
clip with a part of the lower jaw of a predatory animal was discovered in burial 9
during excavations of the cemetery Solyony II on the territory of the Taman Peninsula
(Russia). Chronological attribution of the cemetery by the assemblage of finds refers
this burial to the time of the Crimean Khanate (17 th —18 th centuries). Taxonomic
examination has established the origin of the lower mandible from the skull of an old
fox (Vulpes vulpes), for which the status of a tamed animal is not excluded. The
specific characteristics of the amulet and the archaeological context of its location
emphasizes the uniqueness of this artifact. The following are discussed in detail: the
belonging of the amulet to a relatively rich burial complex of a deceased young woman;
the using of a sacred skeletal element (lower jaw) in the amulet; and the fox, which in
the medieval period was perceived as one of the female ongons. The variants of the
semantic load for the amulet under discussion are considered on the basis of the verbal
epos, myths and zoolatry tradition preserved among the multi-ethnic population of the
Caucasus.
Flat Burials of Krivichi Based on the Materials of the Naŭry II Necropolis of the
Miadziel District, Minsk Region of the Republic of Belarus
Authors:   Warsaw University, Plavinski Mikalai , Tarasevich Viktoryia ,   The National Historical
            Museum of the Republic of Belarus
Published: March 2023

Naŭry II necropolis is part of the archaeological complex Naŭry of the Miadziel
District, Minsk Region of the Republic of Belarus. The excavations led here in 2017—2020
brought to discovery of some flat burials of the Smolensk-Polack Long Barrows Culture,
which were then studied on a fairly large area, which can be dated to the 8 th —
beginning/first half of the 11 th century (the second cultural and chronological horizon
of the functioning of the cemetery). All studied burials belong to the cremations
performed outside and are divided into two types: type I — cremations in the mainland
pits, type II — cremations on the surface.
Ancient Hungarian Grave near Glinoe Village on the Left Bank of the Lower
Dniester
Authors: Kvitnytskyi Maxim , Telnov Nikolaj ,   Pridnestrovian State
            University named after T. G. Shevchenko, Türk Attila ,   Pázmány Péter Catholic
            University, Institute of Archaeology
Published: March 2023

The article analyzes the early medieval grave Glinoe 13/2 investigated in 2008 on
the left bank of the Lower Dniester. The burial was sunk into the Scythian barrow. The
inventory included a knife, an earring, an awl and a fireflint. The sheep femur lay
behind the skull of the buried. An analysis of the funerary rite and inventory made it
possible to date the Glinoe 13/2 grave to the 9th—10th centuries. Radiocarbon dating of
human and sheep bones made it possible to specify the time of the internment until the
end of the 9th — the first half of the 10th century. An analysis of the peculiarities of
the placement of sacrificial food remains and the composition of species in it in the
medieval burials of the North Black Sea region confirms the Early Hungarian attribution
of the published grave. This burial is included in the group of Early Hungarian graves
near the Glinoe village, which reflects the presence of a large family in this
microregion. These circumstances, together with the date of the Frumusica graves and
evidence from the written sources, allow us to state the presence of the Early
Hungarians in the Lower Dniester region at the beginning of the 10 th century.
Archaeological and Anthropological Study of the Lost Rural Necropolis of the Yelets
Principality
Authors:   Institute of Ethnology and
            Anthropology, Russian Academy of Sciences, Vasilyev Sergey , Tropin Nikolai ,   Yelets State University
            named after I. A. Bunin, Borutskaya Svetlana ,   M. V. Lomonosov Moscow State
            University
Published: March 2023

This paper introduces for scientific discussion the results of an archaeological
and anthropological study of materials from the rural necropolis of Tselykovka 2, left
by the population of the 14 th —15th centuries (the Principality of Yelets). This
necropolis was located near Yelets mentioned in the chronicle. Since the necropolis was
completely uncovered, the article presents the calculated boundaries and area of it, as
well as paleodemographic analysis. As a result of studying the stratigraphy of the
necropolis, the location of a small wooden church was determined. The article provides a
comparative analysis with rural medieval Russian cemeteries. One of the mysteries of the
necropolis, which was filled by 1 or 2 generations, were individuals with Mongoloid
features. In addition, the physical type of the rural population of the Yelets
Principality was reconstructed, which showed the heterogeneity of the group. Injuries of
domestic and military nature are described in detail.
Ladoga and Wolin as Nodal Centers of Trans-Baltic Contacts between Polish Lands and
North-West of Eastern Europe in the 10th Century
Authors:   Institute of History, Polish
            Academy of Sciences, Musin Aleksandr , Michał Stanisławski Błażej ,   Institute of Archaeology and
            Ethnology, Polish Academy of Sciences
Published: March 2023

The article deals with the Baltic-Oriental exchange system between early Piasts
State and north-western Early Rus’ in the 9th—10th century as an element of a great
communication artery. Ladoga and Wolin played a leading role of nodal centers in this
communication. The inflow of Arabic dirhams to the Western Slavic lands was the main
material determinant of contacts. Another direction of these relations is demonstrated
by ceramic vessels specific to pottery of the North-Western Slavic territory detected in
north-western Early Rus’. The small group of Tornow type vessels is registered in
Gorodok on the Lovat’ River in the mid-10th century. Its chronology corresponds to the
times of liquidation of strongholds in the Tornow-Klenica zone. It is interpreted as an
archaeological evidence of slave trade between the Piasts and Baltic-Oriental trade
diasporas. The material and religious culture and wooden building of the two settlements
is characterized by a number of similarities. Post-and-plank constructions erected at
the end of the 9th and the mid of the 10th century were attested there. The material
culture registered inside and around these wooden structures indicates that they could
have been the seats of “trade diasporas”. The article is intended to open a broad
discussion about the cultural ties between the communities of Polish lands and Early
Rus’ as well as the role of the Baltic-Oriental exchange system in the formation of
early states.
The Past Is Written in Stone. About Unusual Weapons in the Middle Ages and Early
Modern Times
Authors:   Center for the Study of Ancient
            Technologies, Institute of Archeology and Ethnology, Polish Academy of
            Sciences, Kurasiński Tomasz
Published: March 2023

The article discusses a group of medieval items whose differences are manifested
in the structural use of a chronologically much older component — an axe, most often
Neolithic. Their execution with a view to combat use should be considered doubtful. The
executioner’s sword (Richtschwert) from Reutlingen (Germany), dated to the first half of
the 16th century (Heimatmuseum Reutlingen), is worth to be mentioned. Other finds of
military character also indicate the reuse of prehistoric stone products (finds fom
Khlepen’, Smolensk region, Russia, the Waal River near Nijmegen, Netherlands, Gdańsk,
Poland). The most famous artefact in the category of objects under consideration is the
so-called hammer St. Martin, stored at the Catharijneconventin Museum in Utrecht, the
Netherlands. The stone axe comes from the Late Bronze Age (around 1000 BC), while the
silver binding of the haft was created around 1300. Formal and — probably — functional
(ceremonial) kinship is connected with the hammer of St. Martin with two Neolithic
“axes” kept in the collection of the Hermitage in Saint Petersburg. The final form of
these items was given at the beginning of the 18th century. Adapting the discussed
objects to new realities inevitably entailed attributing new content and applications to
them, reflecting the current mental and worldview horizon of people manifested itself in
magical-religious (syncretic) thinking.
Captain Alexander Sieniawski, Coat of Arms Leliwa, and his Cavalry Unit in
1557
Authors:   Institute of History, University
            of Łódź, Bołdyrew Aleksander , Grabarczyk Tadeusz ,   Institute of History,
            University of Łódź
Published: March 2023

This article is devoted to the distinguished commander of the Polish mercenary
army, Aleksander Sieniawski (c. 1490—1568) and his horse unit (rota) from 1557.
A. Sieniawski was officer in the Polish mercenary army in 1512—1563. The main part of
the text is an overview of the composition and armament of the detachment commanded by
the captain in 1557. The analysis of information on the equipment of soldiers allows us
to recreate the actual condition of the troops guarding the Ruthenian lands of the
Kingdom of Poland. Most of the riders in this unit were soldiers armed in Hussar style,
the second group were riders armed in the Cossack manner. The equipment of soldiers
shows the influence of the eastern art of war, manifested by the use of such elements of
armament as, for example, bechter, sahajdaks, helmets of the eastern type, etc. In terms
of the composition and armament of soldiers, A. Sieniawski’s rota should be considered a
unit typical of this period serving in the Ruthenian lands of The Kingdom of
Poland.
Pagan Sanctuaries on Old Ryazan Hillfort
Authors:   State Hermitage Museum,
            Moscow, Akhmedov Ilya , Birkina Natalya ,   State Historical Museum,
            Moscow, Loshina Yulia ,   Ryazan Historical and
            Architectural Museum-Reserve
Published: March 2023

The article describes pagan objects of Ryazan Finns found on the ancient fortified
settlement of Old Ryazan. The first of them is located on the Northern Cape of the
settlement and represents the remains of a circular sanctuary with a repeatedly used
central sacrificial pit, several altars and pillar pits. The dating of the sanctuary is
narrowed to 8th—10th centuries. The article also publishes new materials obtained during
the study of the neighboring site — the Northern fortified settlement, where the remains
of a burial ground with cremations in urns were found under ancient Russian layers. It
has been established that the burial ground is culturally and chronologically linked to
the sanctuary on the Northern Cape. Thus, a new type of late I millennium AD Middle Oka
archeological sites has been identified. Previously, ritual structures were known only
on burial grounds, but the complex of the sanctuary and the burial ground located nearby
is revealed for the first time. Also, the nearby object of the first half of the 12th
century — the altar next to the foundation of the Old Russian Spassky Cathedral, studied
at the end of the 19th century, is re-examined. The authors examined finds from the
altar, including the image of an anthropomorphic idol. The current selection of its
analogues is given, its connection with the steppe zone antiquities of the 8th—10th
centuries is established. The comparison of the data allows the authors to hypothesize
about the possible origin of the idol from the sanctuary on the Northern Cape.
Imitations of Khan of “the Great Horde” Said- Ahmad’s Silver Coins and Their Issuers
Authors:   Kharkiv National University of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Zayonchkovskiy Yuriy
Published: March 2023

The object of the study are the imitations of dang of Said-Ahmad II Khan. It can be stated that the area of their manufacture and circulation was situated on the left bank of the Dnieper river. Two groups of imitations can be distinguished: southern (the southern part of Kherson region) and northern (Poltava region). Many imitations of the northern group have countermarks. Taking into account the fact that imitations of Said-Ahmad II dangs were minted at a lower weight rate than his original coins it can be assumed that these imitative issues were struck later. Interest in the dangs of Said-Ahmad II is not accidental. It is known that after the capture of Said-Ahmad in Kyiv, part of the Tatars of his horde did not want to subordinate to the victorious khans and for more than a decade made raids on Russian lands. Russian chroniclers called them ‘Said-Ahmad’s Tatars’. It can be said that these ‘Sаid-Ahmad’s Tatars’ issued their coins to meet the needs of local money circulation in the 1450 s — the first half of the 1460 s, deliberately imitating the dangs of Said-Ahmad II.
Some Reflections about the Evolution of Golden Horde Towns
Authors:   Sevastopol State University, Bocharov Sergei , Maslovskiy Andrey ,   Azov History, Archaeology and Palaeontology Museum-Reserve
Published: March 2023

The paper presents the regularities in the evolution of the Golden Horde towns. The authors proposed a scheme of periodization of emergence and existence of the Golden Horde towns, which takes into consideration the third component of the Golden Horde — sedentary rural settlements — and consists of seven stages. The 1 st stage (1240 s —1260 s) was the emergence of a large number of settlements in the steppe zone and reconstruction of the settlement structures in the regions with an already developed network of rural settlements (Volga’s Bulgaria, Trans Kuban Region, Crimea). The 2 nd stage (1260 s —1290 s) was the period of the Golden Horde towns’ creation as one of the main manifestations of the sovereignty of the new State. The 3 rd stage (1290 s —1340 s) is the period of continuous growth of towns, when the number of population and territories increased many times. Stage 4 (1340 s —1350 s): a halt in the growth of the majority of the main towns of the Golden Horde, with a few exceptions. Stage 5 (1360 s —1370 s) “Great Troubles”: gradual fading of the world of Golden Horde towns. Stage 6 (1380 s —1390 s): a weak attempt of Tokhtamysh Khan to revive economic life in the main Golden Horde towns. Stage 7 (1390 s —1420 s): final death of sedentary life in the main steppe territory of the Golden Horde. The authors see the reason for the disappearance of both the Golden Horde state itself and the phenomenon of its urbanization in the preservation of nomadic pastoralism by the ethnic groups that constituted the military and political elite of the Golden Horde, which led to irremovable contradictions and flaws in the economic and social structure of the State.
The Fate of the Will of Antioch Kantemir
Authors:   Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European integration, Republic of Moldova, Tsvirkun Victor
Published: March 2023

Among the multitude of problems associated with the biography of Prince Antioch Kantemir, there is also the history of his will and its execution. The current article, based on the archival documents discovered by the author, allows us to fill this gap. In addition, the analysis of the mentioned documents and literature makes it possible to highlight a number of issues related to the practice of the Russian diplomatic service in the first half of the 18th century; norms and rules of inheritance, as well as the history of relationships between the members of the Kantemir’s family.
THE ALTERATION OF DYNAMICS SECURITY THREATS IN PAKISTAN: A SURVEY
Authors: ABADIN ZAIN UL , KHAN SUNDAS NAQEEB , KHAN SAMRA UROOJ , ALI AMINAH , SHABBIR QUDSIA , ZAHRA ARFEEEN , ISHTIAQ ZAIN , ASIF ARSALAN
Published: March 2023

Pakistan has also internal as well as external security threats. By means of internal threats are provincialism, sectarianism and etc. When Pakistan was created it was based on the two-nation theory but now there are more than two nations like Punjabis, Sindhi’s, Balochi and Pathans. Due to this reason, the people of Pakistan do not think as Pakistani but they divide them according to their provinces. And if the talk goes about sectarianism there are two groups of people who fight with each other on the name of their religion. Now the time goes about external security threats, there are many countries against Pakistan and trying their best to beat it down. For example, Pakistan has a main issue related to Kashmir. But it’s not only the direct relation with other country, it’s the threat to the security of neighbor country and its effect on the people like after 9/11 a war is start in Afghanistan and its hardly effect the Pakistani tribes and also the other country relation and their effect on Pakistan securityery main things are written here. All this need a network in which so many threats can cover-up regarding security.
CONTENT ANALYSIS ON THE GUEST EXPERIENCE OF PARK VISITORS IN ENCHANTED KINGDOM, LAGUNA
Authors: JUGO TIMOTHY EDRIAN , BARILEA ASHLEY FAYE , NATIVIDAD REINE MARIE PEARL , ESPLANADA DEOGRACIAS EVANGELISTA
Published: March 2023

During the pandemic, the implementation of safety protocols allowed theme parks to reopen with a certain capacity which gave tourists mixed experiences during their stay at the theme park. On the other hand, the growing popularity of social media led to the creation of websites such as Facebook where online reviews can be posted on the official Facebook page of different establishments. In this study, the researchers used qualitative content analysis by utilizing Microsoft Teams Excel and the Experience Economy Theory to identify the guest experience of park visitors in theme parks during the pandemic through utilizing the 4 Realms of Experience which are Entertainment, Educational, Escapist and Esthetic. The results show that majority of the online reviews mentioned the Escapist realm while the Entertainment realm was the least mentioned experience. Furthermore, most of the online reviews were negative which mentioned “queue times” and “safety protocols” as the main factor that negatively affected their experience. This study aims to improve the management’s understanding of the guest experience during the pandemic in Enchanted Kingdom in Santa Rosa, Laguna and suggested recommendations based on the results gathered from each realm of experience to contribute in the betterment of the guest’s experiences.
EDUCAÇÃO A DISTÂNCIA E A AVALIAÇÃO DA APRENDIZAGEM: UMA PERSPECTIVA CRÍTICA
Authors: CANAMARI Rosenilda Teixeira Amaral
Published: March 2023

SEM RESUMO
QUALIDADE DO AR EM CONSTRUÇÕES BIOMIMÉTICAS: COMO A NATUREZA INSPIRA EDIFÍCIOS MAIS SUSTENTÁVEIS E SAUDÁVEIS
Authors: Godoi Maila P. Souza , Meirelles Prof.a Dra. Célia Regina Moretti
Published: March 2023

SEM RESUMO
ESTIMULAÇÃO NEUROPSICOPEDAGÓGICA EM JOVEM COM DISTÚRBIO DO PROCESSAMENTO AUDITIVO CENTRAL: UM RELATO DE EXPERIENCIA
Authors: Araujo Joneilton José , Casado Carla de Cassia Carvalho
Published: March 2023

SEM RESUMO
REPRESENTAÇÃO POLÍTICA OLIGÁRQUICA E DESAPROPRIAÇÃO PARA FINS DE REFORMA AGRÁRIA: BLOQUEIOS E CONTINUIDADES
Authors: Carpenedo Alexandre
Published: March 2023

SEM RESUMO
IMPACTO DA PANDEMIA NOS NASCIMENTOS, ÓBITOS E TAMANHO DA POPULAÇÃO EM MUNICÍPIOS SELECIONADOS DA REGIÃO DE VASSOURAS-RJ
Authors: de Carvalho Márcia Marques
Published: March 2023

SEM RESUMO
POR UMA EDUCAÇÃO E FORMAÇÃO DE CORPO INTEIRO
Authors: COSTA EFIGÊNIA MARIA DIAS , SILVA LUIZ EDUARDO PAULINO DA
Published: March 2023

SEM RESUMO
A GASTRONOMIA NORDESTINA SOB A ÓTICA DAS INFORMAÇÕES DOS NÍVEIS DE SENSAÇÃO E PERCEPÇÃO HUMANA
Authors: MACHADO JAMILI APARECIDA DE SOUZA , ARNDT MICHELE CRISTIANE , Wilke Angelita , Paiva Danielle R. , Ykegaya Tupiara Guareschi
Published: March 2023

SEM RESUMO
IMPLICAÇÕES PSICOSSOCIAIS E SEUS IMPACTOS NA EDUCAÇÃO DE JOVENS E ADULTOS
Authors: Rocha Ibson Carvalho , de Lima Mariana Delfino , Soares Gabriela Carlos , Costa Francisco Mayccon Passos
Published: March 2023

SEM RESUMO
“PERCEPÇÃOAMBIENTAL DOS MORADORES DA VILA “FAVELINHA” (CORUMBÁ, MS) SOBRE O PANTANAL”
Authors: FUJIHARA JULIANA ROBERTA PAES , FUJIHARA CESAR YUJI , Garcia Patrícia Helena Mirandola
Published: March 2023

SEM RESUMO
“CONSTRUIR NOVOS CAMINHOS DE DIÁLOGO EM MUDANÇA DE ÉPOCA”
Authors: Bordignon-Meira André Luiz
Published: March 2023

SEM RESUMO
A INTERVENÇÃO DO ESTADO EM PROL DO DESENVOLVIMENTO SUSTENTÁVEL EMPRESARIAL
Authors: Pimentel Elizabeth Wood Moçato de Oliveira
Published: March 2023

SEM RESUMO
O PEDAGOGO E A ACESSIBILIDADE NA ESCOLA
Authors: Alves Elenice Costa Soares
Published: March 2023

SEM RESUMO
A LINGUAGEM COMUNICACIONAL E O COMPORTAMENTO SOCIAL DOS INOVADORES ENQUANTO COMPARTILHAM CONHECIMENTOS
Authors: Bacelar Dandara Scarlet Sousa Gomes , Bacelar Lucas Marques , Bacelar Thaísa Renata Marques
Published: March 2023

SEM RESUMO
A study on entrepreneurial factors of craft artists
Authors: Hung Chi-Sen
Published: March 2023

The Taiwanese government has initiated the establishment of cultural and creative industry parks with the aim of fostering the local cultural economy through the strategy of cultural activities clustering. The Cultural Heritage Park is one such publicly operated park. Since 2016, the park has actively encouraged craft workers to establish their businesses within its premises and provided entrepreneurial development resources. The purpose of this study is to investigate the factors that contribute to the entrepreneurship of craftsmen and evaluate the effectiveness of the government-provided resources. To achieve this, the study employed in-depth interviews and questionnaires administered to administrators of cultural heritage parks and prospective entrepreneurial craftsmen, to explore the public sector's strategies in cultivating entrepreneurship and how entrepreneurial factors are interrelated. The study findings indicate a positive correlation between entrepreneurial prior experience, push and pull factors, motivation, resource utilization, entrepreneurial resources, and entrepreneurial performance. These results offer valuable insights for the public sector to promote entrepreneurship development among craftsmen and effectively manage cultural parks.
COMPARISON OF ANALGESIC EFFICACY BETWEEN ULTRASOUND-GUIDED ILIOHYPOGASTRIC/ILIOINGUINAL NERVE BLOCK AND WOUND INFILTRATION AMONG PATIENTS UNDERGOING GYNECOLOGIC SURGERY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
Authors: Poojinya Teerawat , Suthiyuth Pakvipa , Raksuan Atthaya , Homhuan Wiriya , Malaithong Wanwipha
Published: March 2023

Background: Postoperative pain control is essential after surgery to ensure early mobilization, decrease the length of hospital stay and provide patient comfort. Local anesthetic (LA) wound infiltration has been used to reduce postoperative pain. In addition, the bilateral iliohypogastric/ilioinguinal nerve block (IINB) has been used to control pain in abdominal surgery but not in gynecologic or pelvic surgery.

Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate the efficacy of ultrasound-guided iliohypogastric/ ilioinguinal nerve block compared with local anesthetic wound infiltration on postoperative pain control among patients undergoing gynecologic surgery through a Pfannenstiel incision.

Methods: In this prospective, double-blinded, randomized controlled trial, 50 patients were allocated to either an IINB group (N=25) or LA group (N=25). In both groups, postoperative IV patient-control analgesia (PCA) was planned 24 hours, postoperatively. The primary outcomes were differences in pain score using a numerical rating scale (NRS) and morphine consumption between both groups immediately following 2, 4, 8, 12 and 24 hours, postoperatively.

Results: The postoperative pain scores were significantly lower in the IINB group than in the LA group at all time points, with p <0.05. Total morphine consumption for 2-24 hours postoperative was significantly lower in the IINB group than in the LA group with p <0.001.

Conclusion: Compared with LA wound infiltration, this study demonstrated that IINB provided better pain control and reduced the consumption of morphine in the first 24 hours among patients undergoing gynecologic surgery through a Pfannenstiel incision.
PENGARUH TINGKAT KEPADATAN PENGUNJUNG TERHADAP PEDAGANG KAKI LIMA ALUN-ALUN KOTA PROBOLINGGO
Authors: Nur Rahmadi Andhi , Nur Cahya Setyowati Irma , Rizky Hidayatullah M.
Published: March 2023

From this research activity aims to determine the effect of visitor density from the existence of the square as a public open space for street vendors in the Probolinggo City Square area. The method in this study used descriptive qualitative data collection techniques, namely interviews, observation and documentation. The main informants in this study were street vendors who had been selling in the town square of Probolinggo for a long time. The street vendors relied on their ability to process food to become a very promising business opportunity in a highly consumptive society.The results of this study state that the mobility of the people in the Alun-Alun greatly influences the sustainability of the businesses run by the informants, so that the effective advice that can be implemented by the managers of the Alun-Alun and the City Government of Probolinggo is the need for additional facilities/infrastructure so that visitors are dominated by local people can feel satisfied and comfortable. The Office of Public Works, Spatial Planning, Housing (PUPR) and Residential Areas has a big role because many facilities must be added and repaired in Probolinggo City Square so that in the future Probolinggo City Square can be used as a tourist reference as a tourism recreation space that has an impact on people's lives. traders around the town square of Probolinggo.
IMPLEMENTASI KONTEN KREATIF @MAHARAGUNG. ORGANIZER DALAM MEMBANGUN BRAND AWARENESS
Authors: Purnomo Aji Bagus , Widiyani Roosinda Fitria , Ekantoro Julyanto
Published: March 2023

Brand Awareness does not appear on its own. Brand Awareness can be obtained by business owners with the creative content efforts it makes, with the development of advanced technology business owners are encouraged to develop and keep up with the rapid flow of technology. The potential of Instagram can be used as a medium to conduct Brand Awareness.  This research aims to describe the implementation of creative content @maharagung.organizer in building Brand Awareness. It focuses on the use of social media instagram. In this study the authors used qualitative – descriptive methods. The author uses data in the form of interviews, observations and documentation. Mahar Agung Organizer is popular on Instagram because the Wedding organizer is located in Surabaya and his work is well known among young people who will carry out weddings and all affairs that require help from wedding organizers..
OPTIMALISASI PELAYANAN UNTUK MEWUJUDKAN GOOD GOVERNANCE DI MAL PELAYANAN PUBLIK MINI KECAMATAN SUKODONO KABUPATEN SIDOARJO
Authors: Irianto Heru , Ananda Kurniawan Bagus , Mulyono Anita
Published: March 2023

This study aims to find out how to optimize public services at the Sukodono District Mini Public Service Mall. In order to realize good governance and realize the public's desire for quality services. The method used in this study is a qualitative method, with a descriptive type. The location of this research was conducted at the Mini Public Service Mall, Sukodono District, Sidoarjo Regency. Which is the only District-based Mini Public Service Mall in Indonesia. Then, data collection techniques were carried out by means of in-depth interviews with informants such as staff, civil servants and superiors, field observations, activity documentation, and the use of written documents as other or secondary sources of information in this study. Furthermore, the data analysis technique is by means of data reduction, data presentation and drawing conclusions.

Through this research, researchers focused on quality service indicators put forward by Zeithaml, Berry and Parasuraman. Overall, the Sukodono District government has provided very good service to the community, but in terms of infrastructure, sometimes there are still obstacles from external parties, such as the lack of stock of e-KTP blanks and an error e-KTP recording system. Then socialization regarding services at the Mini Sukodono Public Service Mall has not been evenly distributed so that not many people can benefit from the service.
DIGITAL MARKETING BRILLIANT ENGLISH COURSE (KAMPUNG INGGRIS PARE, KEDIRI) DI ERA PANDEMI COVID-19
Authors: Sawitri Nadya , Fitriawardhani Tira , Fadeli Muhammad
Published: March 2023

At the end of 2019 a new type of virus called covid-19 emerged which spread throughout the country including Indonesia. Lots of people have been affected by the covid-19 pandemic, one of the companies that has been affected is the Brilliant English Course, many activities have had to be changed due to the covid-19 pandemic, one of which is digital marketing activities. The purpose of this study is to find out how digital marketing activities are carried out by the Brilliant English Course (KampungEnglish Pare, Kediri) in the era of the Covid-19 pandemic by utilizing social media. This study uses a qualitative descriptive research method in which the data is collected by interviewing informants and observing. The subject of this research is the Brand Ambassador Brilliant English Course and the object of this research is the Digital Marketing Brilliant English Course. The results of this study are that Digital Marketing implemented by Brilliant English Course aims to promote which in carrying out digital marketing Brilliant English Course is based on indicators, namely cost/transaction, incentive program, site design, interactive, Brilliant English Course has also succeeded in increasing the number of members.
OPTIMALISASI BADAN USAHA MILIK DESA (BUMDES) MELALUI PENGELOLAAN PRODUKSI IKAN BANDENG DI DESA KALANGANYAR KECAMATAN SEDATI KABUPATEN SIDOARJO
Authors: Novitasari Arneta Dia , Irianto Heru , Prasetijowati Tri
Published: March 2023

Village Owned Enterprises are business entities that are established and owned by the village, one of which aims to increase the village's potential progress and also the village's original income. However, it is often found that these objectives have not been met because the income and contributions are not significant. Therefore it is necessary to optimize the management of BUMDes in increasing the management of milkfish productivity in Kalanganyar Village. Kalanganyar Village is one of the villages that produces the largest milkfish production in Sidoarjo Regency, it is necessary to have Optimal management so that in addition to increasing the potential of the Village it will also make this Sidoarjo icon more prominent. Researchers used descriptive qualitative methods, data collection techniques through interviews, observation and documentation. The aim of the research is to analyze the optimization of BUMDes through the management of milkfish productivity. The results of the study show that the management of BUMDes has been going well and has had a positive impact on the community but is still not optimal, because several indicators have not been fulfilled (1) infrastructure that is still not optimal and inadequate, (2) human resources, (3) adequate capital owned by BUMDes is still lacking in managing village potential and planning optimal activities
UPAYA KOMISI PEMILIHAN UMUM (KPU) KOTA SURABAYA DALAM MENGELOLA DATA PEMILIH UNTUK MENINGKATKAN EFEKTIVITAS KINERJA PEMILU
Authors: Ismail Ismail , Fahmi Ali , Sari Saroh Purnama
Published: March 2023

The General Election (Pemilu) is a democratic party conducted by a country. One of the countries that uses democracy is the State of Indonesia where the highest system of sovereignty and power lies in the hands of the people. Voter data in the Permanent Voter List (DPT) will continue to occur in the implementation of general elections which are held every 5 years, thus creating problems that occur in the collection and management of voter data. This study aims to determine the extent of efforts in managing voter data at the Surabaya City Election Commission to support the successful implementation of tasks. Then knowing what factors are supporting and hindering in managing voter data at the Surabaya City Election Commission so as to find out the extent of the influence of factors on task success. To find out the extent of the success of the tasks carried out by the Surabaya City KPU in Improving the Effectiveness of Election Performance. This study uses qualitative research methods. Qualitative research in data collection techniques uses in-depth interviews, documentation and literature to obtain relevant data and collect voter data information to understand how the General Election Commission (KPU) institution can improve the effectiveness of election performance. Sources of information in this study are those who have all thoughts about official activities to improve voter data management and improve the effectiveness of election performance, the subject of this research is ASN and Additional Personnel of the General Election Commission (KPU) of Surabaya City. The results show that activities in managing data voters at the Surabaya City KPU in order to support the general election have several stages of Standard Operating Procedure or SOP in the data input process. As for inputting or managing voter data, it also has inhibiting and supporting factors that affect the program. as well as the process of updating voter data such as New Additional Voter Data (DPTb), Transfer Voter Data (DPPh), Permanent Voter Data (DPT) in order to produce good voter data as reference material in the next general election in order to improve the effectiveness of election performance. Voter data is used as a reference for continuous general elections in order to improve the effectiveness of election performance.
Herstelrecht inbedden in ‘de gemeenschap’: inspiratie uit niet-westerse samenlevingen
Authors: van Meijl Toon , Mutsaers Paul
Published: March 2023

Embedding restorative justice in ‘the community’: Inspiration from non-Western societies

In this article, the authors revisit the old debate among legal anthropologists about the role of ‘the community’ in restorative justice. The central question is how conflict resolution as it takes place in small-scale, non-Western societies may offer inspiration for the implementation of restorative justice in contemporary, postmodern network societies. An important insight from this cultural comparison is that collective ways of conflict resolution in non-Western societies contributed greatly to the formation of communities, which have always had a more open character than is generally assumed. Interestingly, however, this resembles the open character of contemporary network societies more than is routinely recognized by those who consider comparison unwise or even impossible. Van Meijl & Mutsears argue that probation services could play a central role in the organisation of the formative function of restorative justice in contemporary societies, but only if it becomes more autonomous from the criminal justice system and its punitive practices. Finally, they emphasize the importance of repairing the moral damage in social relations after criminal acts have taken place, especially for the sake of restoring trust among all participants and parties in society.
Asthenic syndrome in the convalescents of ixodid tick-borne borrelioses
Authors: Kulagina Anastasiya P. , Suzdaltsev Aleksei A.
Published: March 2023

Aim to study the catamnesis of patients with ixodid tick-borne borreliosis in the period of convalescence who presented the signs of asthenic syndrome.
Material and methods. The study was based on the data of prospective dispensary observation of 37 in-patients diagnosed with "ixodid tick-borne borreliosis, erythemic form, moderate severity, acute course" who received treatment at the Clinic of Infectious Diseases of the SamSMU in 2016-2019. The subjects were divided into 3 groups according to their age: the first age-group from 18 to 35 years included 12 people, the second group ranged from 36 to 55 years and included 15 people, the third age-group from 56 to 75 years consisted of 10 people. The examination of patients was carried out after discharge from the hospital on the 14th day, after 3, 12 and 36 months. The MFI-20 asthenia scale (the Multidimensional Fatigue Inventory) was used to analyze the asthenic syndrome in the participants.
Results. The duration of asthenia after ixodid tick-borne borreliosis may be up to 3 years. Patients require the closest observation in the first 2 weeks of the convalescence period. Indicators of physical and psychological health in convalescents return to the norm depending on their age and place of residence. Mental asthenia prevails in people living in rural areas and persists much longer than in urban residents. Older people (from 56 to 75 years) are more susceptible to general and physical asthenia.
Preparation of sorbents for solid-phase extraction of benzoic acid from aqueous solutions
Authors: Kachalkin Maxim N. , Voronin Alexandr V.
Published: March 2023

Aim to obtain sorbents based on ethylcellulose for solid-phase extraction of benzoic acid from aqueous solutions.
Material and methods. To create the sorbents for solid-phase extraction, we used the following reagents: ethyl cellulose, copper sulfate pentahydrate, sodium hydroxide, benzoic acid, purified water, ethyl alcohol 95%. The samples of ethyl cellulose-based sorbents were studied by Fourier transform IR spectrometry on an Agilent Cary 630 FTIR spectrometer. The Agilent Microlab PC Expert software was used for registration and primary processing of IR spectra, and for statistical analysis. The capacity of sorbents for solid-phase extraction was evaluated in a dynamic mode. The microstructure of the samples was studied by field emission scanning electron microscopy (FE-SEM) on a Hitachi SU8000 electron microscope. The specific surface area of the synthesized sorbents was measured by low-temperature nitrogen porometry using the Brunauer Emmett Teller approximation, on the Autosorb 1 device, using the Quantachrome AS1Win software, according to a well-known technique.
Results. А method was proposed for obtaining a sorbent for solid-phase extraction of benzoic acid from aqueous solutions. The IR-spectrometry did not reveal significant differences between ethylcellulose samples and the obtained sorbent samples. The optimal concentrations of ethylcellulose and benzoic acid in the reaction mixture were determined to create a sorbent with a maximum capacity of 19.2 g/g. The differences in the morphological structure of the surface of ethylcellulose matrix and obtained sorbents were described. The specific surface area of ethylcellulose sorbent with a maximum capacity for benzoic acid was 14.10 cm2/g.