bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Quantitative estimation of fenticonazole nitrate by zero-order derivative area under curve spectrophotometric methods in bulk and in-capsule dosage form
Authors: Gorle Ashish , Jain Pritam , Nerkar Pankaj , Haswani Nitin , Chordiya Saurabh , Kommakayam Saipudeen H.
Published: July 2024

The purpose of this study is to establish Zero-order UV-Spectrophotometric - absorbance and Zero Order- Area under curve (AUC) methods for estimation of Fenticonazole Nitrate in bulk and vaginal capsules. Fenticonazole Nitrate is an antifungal drug and it is completely insoluble in water. Methanol was used as solvent for solubilization of Fenticonazole Nitrate. Maximum absorption for Fenticonazole Nitrate was found to be at wavelength 253 nm when dissolved in Methanol. The methods are based upon measurement of absorbance at 253nm and integration of area under curve for analysis of Fenticonazole Nitrate in the wavelength range of 242-262 nm. The drug followed linearity in the concentration range of 5 - 30µg/mL with correlation coefficient value r> 0.99 for both methods. The proposed methods were validated for accuracy (% recovery), precision, repeatability and ruggedness, as per ICH guidelines. The proposed methods were applied for qualitative and quantitative estimation of Fenticonazole Nitrate in vaginal capsules and results were found in good agreement with the label claimed. Developed methods can be used for routine analysis of Fenticonazole Nitrate in bulk and Vaginal Capsules.
Getting prepared for the fresh COVID19 wave:
Authors: Garg Anurag , Singhal Ravi , Varshney Shyamli
Published: July 2024

Regular supply of pure oxygen is the need of the hour to be prepared for the fresh waves of COVID-19. The cost of such oxygen supplies should be economical to reach out to the masses & avoid unwelcome burden on the national economy. A requirement has always been felt to identify an alternate source of oxygen generation with readily available raw materials which can ensure its cost effectiveness and last mile oxygen availability through independent generation capabilities.

Chemical generation of oxygen has been the go-to technology for portable oxygen generation. However, the cost of production and controlling the reaction has generally been uneconomical for commercial applications. The authors undertook a task to build up a prototype of chemical oxygen generator which did not require compressed gas. It on the principle of dissociation of Sodium per carbonate (SPC) into sodium carbonate and hydrogen peroxide. Hydrogen peroxide so produced interacts with catalyst MnO which further decomposes to produce oxygen. A cast iron tank with a reaction chamber at the bottom is fabricated where upper tank consists of water and space for storing gases. The flow of the water is regulated to control the speed of the reaction.

The chemical mixture of sodium percarbonate and manganese dioxide is tightly packed in a cloth bag.Oxygen release valve is kept at the top of the tank which is connected via a pipe to the standard to check the quantity of oxygen as well as the oxygen mask for the patient.

This equipment, has a to be the in the fight against COVID especially in remote and difficult to access areas as well as areas without electricity.
Generative AI Adoption in Postsecondary Education, AI Hype, and ChatGPT’s Launch
Authors: Pedersen Isabel
Published: July 2024

The rapid integration of generative artificial intelligence (AI) into postsecondary education and many other sectors resulted in a global reckoning with this new technology. This paper contributes to the study of the multifaceted influence of generative AI, with a particular focus on OpenAI's ChatGPT within academic settings during the first six months after the release in three specific ways. First, it scrutinizes the rise of ChatGPT as a transformative event construed through a study of mainstream discourses exhibiting AI hype. Second, it discusses the perceived implications of generative AI for writing, teaching, and learning through the lens of critical discourse analysis and critical AI studies. Third, it encourages the necessity for best practices in the adoption of generative AI technologies in education.
Push-Out Bond Strength of Fiber Posts to Overflared Root Canals in Different Root Regions: Effect of Reinforcement Techniques
Authors: Aghdam Mina Kahyaie , Bahari Mahmoud , Mohammadi Narmin , Oskoee Siavash Savadi , Ebrahimi chaharom Mohammad Esmaeel
Published: July 2024

Objectives: This study aimed to investigate the effect of different reinforcement techniques on the push-out bond strength of fiber posts to over-flared root canals.
Materials and Methods: Forty-eight extracted human single-canal premolars were endodontically treated, over-flared, and randomly divided into four groups (N=12) including SARC: luting with self-adhesive resin cement, DCC: luting with dual-cure core build-up resin composite, CRR: relining root canal walls with bulk-fill resin composite, and DAP: relining fiber post with bulk-fill resin composite. After 24 hours, the roots were sectioned to obtain three cervical, middle, and apical 3mm slices. The push-out test was performed and failure pattern was examined. Kruskal-Wallis and post-hoc Dunn-Bonferroni tests were used for statistical analysis (P<0.05).
Results: In all three regions, the lowest and highest bond strength was found in the SARC and DAP groups, respectively. In the middle region, there was a statistically significant difference between the bond strength of the SARC group and that of the DCC (P=0.044), CRR (P=0.021), and DAP (P<0.001) groups. There was no significant difference in the apical region. The lowest bond strength was observed in the apical region, and the highest was related to the cervical region. Adhesive failure was the most common failure pattern in all groups.
Conclusion: Based on our results DCC, CRR and DAP methods increased bond strength in the middle and cervical sections of over-flared root regions. Considering that DCC is the easiest and most practical method, we propose that CRR and DAP can be replaced with this method in clinical procedures.
In Vitro Effect of Luting Cement on Fracture Resistance of Primary Maxillary Central Incisors with Fiber Posts
Authors: Bahrololoomi Zahra , Kazemi Alireza Danesh , Zarebidoki Fatemeh , Mohammadi Mahsa
Published: July 2024

Objectives: The use of fiber posts in endodontically treated primary maxillary central incisors improves the retention of composite resin restorations. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of 4 different luting cements on fracture resistance of primary maxillary central incisors with fiber posts.
Materials and Methods: In this in vitro study, 40 primary maxillary central incisors were endodontically treated and obturated with Metapex. They were then randomly divided into four groups (n=10) for cementation of fiber posts with GC Fuji I glass ionomer luting cement, Panavia F2.0 dual-cure luting cement, Panavia SA Luting Plus cement (self-adhesive), and TotalCem self-adhesive cement. After 1000 thermal cycles, the fracture resistance was measured. Data were statistically analyzed using ANOVA (alpha=0.05).
Results: The mean fracture resistance was 267.07±130.01N in TotalCem, 257.27±102.56N in Panavia F2.0 dual-cure cement, 227.82±110.40N in Panavia SA Luting Plus self-adhesive cement, and 220.89±59.96N in GC Fuji I glass ionomer group. There was no statistically significant difference in fracture resistance among the four groups (P=0.714).  
Conclusion: Type of luting cement had no significant effect on fracture resistance of primary maxillary central incisors with fiber posts. Nonetheless, TotalCem yielded the highest fracture resistance. Considering its self-adhesive property and easy workability, it can be a good option for cementation of fiber posts in endodontically treated primary central incisors.
Epidemiological, Demographic, and Clinical Characteristics of Von Willebrand Disease Patients in Zahedan City, Iran: A Descriptive Study
Authors: Naderi Majid , Rhmati Benyamin , Ganjali Hoora , Yaghoubi Saeedeh , Harifi-Mood Mohammad Sadra , Azizi Seyed Ghader
Published: July 2024

Background: Von Willebrand disease (VWD) is one of the most common coagulative diseases, so identifying the effective factors in preventing this complication is essential. The study aimed to evaluate the frequency of demographic and epidemiological findings in VWD patients referred to a hospital in Zahedan, Iran.
Materials and Methods: This study was performed on 76 patients with VWD referred to Hazrat Ali-Asghar Hospital in Zahedan City, Sistan, and Baluchestan province. After obtaining consent from the patients, the demographic information and clinical symptoms of the disease were recorded. All statistical analyses were performed using SPSS 22.0 software. All descriptive data were expressed as mean ±SD and percent (%) depending on the continuous and dichotomous variables. A P-value ≤0.05 was considered significant statistically.
Results: The present study results showed that the highest age group of VWD patients at the time of disease diagnosis was in the age group 1-5 years (47.3%), and most patients had type III VWD (80.3%). It was also found that 67.1% of patients had a positive family history and their parents' consanguineous marriage (77.6%). The most common complaints were epistaxis (88.15%), cutaneous bleeding (78.94%), and oral cavity bleeding (61.84%), respectively.
Conclusion: Due to the high prevalence of VWD in consanguineous marriages and an increase in adverse complications and symptoms in VWD patients, proper diagnosis and screening at an early age, especially in people with family history, is essential. Efforts are needed to develop national registries and widely provide the required and available basic services for diagnosis and treatment.
The effect of High Intensity Interval Exercise on Platelet Engraftment in Autologous Bone Marrow Transplantation (BMT)
Authors: Zarekar Tayebe , Hajifathali Abbas , Ahmadizad Sajad
Published: July 2024

Background: Thrombocytopenia is a frequent complication after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT). Although platelet transfusion is the most used treatment for severe thrombocytopenia, it is associated with well-established risks. High-intensity interval exercise (HIIE) results in thrombocytosis. Therefore, this study aimed to reduce thrombocytopenia by increasing platelet count through exercise.
Materials and Methods: Twenty lymphoma and multiple myeloma patients were divided into HIIE and control groups. To determine the maximal exercise capacity, patients in the HIIE group performed a graded exercise test. All patients received granulocyte colony-stimulating factor for 5 days, followed by a HIIE trial. After 5 min warm up at 10 to 20% of peak power, patients in the HIIE group performed an HIIE protocol that included 12 intervals of one-minute work at 100% peak power interspersed by one-minute active rest at 20% of peak power. Patients in the control group were seated for the same duration without any physical activity. Two blood samples were taken before and immediately after the trials and were analyzed for measuring complete blood count.
Results: Platelet count on the day of platelet engraftment in the HIIE group was significantly higher than in the control group (P=0.02). Single-donor platelet transfusion was significantly lower in the HIIE group than in the control group (P=0.05).
Conclusion: Based on the findings of the present study, a short bout of HIIE had a positive effect on platelet engraftment through thrombocytosis and reduced platelet transfusion and its complications, which could be a useful strategy for HSCT patients.
Data-Driven Approach to Automated Lyric Generation
Authors: Needhi Jeyadev , KK Deepesh Vikram , G Vishnu , G Ram Prasath
Published: July 2024

This project leverages Recurrent Neural Networks(RNNs) to generate coherent and contextually relevant songlyrics. The methodology includes extensive text preprocessing anddataset creation, followed by the construction of a robust modelfeaturing Embedding, Gated Recurrent Unit (GRU), Dense, andDropout layers. The model is compiled and trained using theAdam optimizer, with checkpointing to monitor and optimize thetraining process. Upon successful training on a comprehensivelyrics dataset, the model is thoroughly evaluated and fine-tunedto enhance performance. Finally, the model generates new lyricsfrom a given seed, showcasing its ability to learn intricatelinguistic patterns and structures, thereby offering a powerfultool for creative and original lyric composition.
A Model for Detection of Malwares on Edge Devices
Authors: C .B. Nwagwu, , O. E. Taylor , .N.D. Nwiabu,
Published: July 2024

Abstract- Malware detection is a significant challenge in today's digital landscape. As new forms of malware are continuously being developed, traditional detection techniques often fall short due to their inability to detect these new strains. This paperintroduces meaningful features that effectively capture various types of malware, including viruses, worms, Trojans and Ransomware on Edge devices. The paper used a model that implemented Random forest classifier for feature selection and a support vector machine (SVM) model for Malware detection. Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD) methodology was used to as the design methodology, which involved identifying and modeling the different components of the system and their interactions. The system was developed using Python programming language, with an emphasis on model deployment via Python Flask for web-based testing and execution. The experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed systems when compared with other existing system. The result gotten from proposed system is better than that of the existing system by achieving a detection accuracy of 99.98% which is better than existing techniques. This dissertation presents a promising direction for improving malware detection using support vector machine (SVM) model and highlights the potential for collaborative learning approaches to overcome the challenges of traditional centralized approaches. This result simulates edge device that performs malware detection. It measures the latency for each detection and prints whether the latency is high or low. After the simulation, it plots a graph to visualize the latency over multiple requests. Which shows that the proposed model had low latency between 0.25secs to 0.15 secs on multiple requests.
ENHANCE DOCUMENT VALIDATION UIPATH POWERED SIGNATURE VERIFICATION
Authors: Gowri Mrs. K. , Aswath A , Adarsh A P , Gowtham Balaji R S K
Published: July 2024

Abstract—Signatures are widely used as a means of personal identification and verification. Many documents like bank cheques and legal transactions require signature verification. Signature-based verification of a large number of documents is a very difficult and time-consuming task. Consequently, an explosive growth has been observed in biometric personal verification and authentication systems that are connected with quantifiable physical unique characteristics (finger prints, hand geometry, face, ear, iris scan, or DNA) or behavioural features (gait, voice etc.). As traditional identity verification methods such as tokens, passwords, pins etc suffer from some fatal flaws and are incapable to satisfy the security necessities, the paper aims to consider a more reliable biometric feature, signature verification for the considering. We present a survey of signature verification systems. We classify and give an account of the various approaches that have been proposed for signature verification.
Predictive Analytics for Demand Forecasting: A deep Learning-based Decision Support System
Authors: Kumar Saurabh , Nayak Mr. Amar
Published: July 2024

Demand forecasting is a critical component of supply chain management and business operations, enabling organizations to make informed decisions about production, inventory management, and resource allocation. In recent years, predictive analytics has emerged as a powerful tool for enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of demand forecasting. This review paper explores the transformative role of predictive analytics and deep learning in demand forecasting. It examines how these advanced techniques have evolved from traditional models based on past sales data, offering nuanced predictions through sophisticated statistical and machine learning methods. Deep learning, with its neural network structures, brings automatic feature learning, complex pattern handling, and scalability, enhancing forecasting in sectors like retail, manufacturing, and healthcare. The paper reviews various deep learning models, compares them with traditional methods, and discusses their impact on business operations and decision-making. It concludes by looking at future trends in predictive analytics and deep learning in demand forecasting.
Evaluation de l’utilisation des aliments locaux dans l’alimentation des enfants de 6 à 24 mois au Centre de Santé de Leysaré de la commune urbaine de la Labé
Authors: KOIVOGUI Pascal Sengbé , Soromou Lanan Wassy
Published: July 2024

Le droit à une alimentation adéquate est un facteur fondamental. Dans cette étude, nous avons examiné l'état nutritionnel des enfants âgés de 6 à 24 mois ayant consommé des aliments locaux, et déterminé les facteurs déterminants tels que le niveau d’instruction des mères et le type d’aliments consommés. Pour sa réalisation, nous avons utilisé la méthode analytique de type descriptive avec une étude de proportion. Cette étude menée dans la région de Labé a révélé une situation nutritionnelle préoccupante des enfants et une méconnaissance des produits locaux comme alimentation favorable à la bonne nutrition des enfants, ainsi que des lacunes dans leur prise en charge en cas de malnutrition. Les résultats obtenus ont montré que les enfants ayant consommé des aliments industriels étaient moins sujets à la malnutrition que ceux ayant consommé des aliments locaux (68,2% contre 72,3% respectivement). En revanche, le niveau d’instruction des mères a influencé l’état nutritionnel des enfants ; ainsi, nous avons observé que plus la mère est instruite, moins son enfant est exposé à un mauvais état nutritionnel (75% des enfants malnutris ont une mère sans instruction ou de niveau d’instruction primaire, contre 44,4% des enfants de mères ayant un niveau professionnel). Cette situation semble être aggravée par de mauvaises pratiques alimentaires telles que l'hygiène déficiente, le manque d'enrichissement en nutriments locaux et les techniques culinaires inadéquates.
Affections of Hurricane OTIS and Its Impact on Human Rights
Authors: García Sánchez Dr. María del Rocío , López Dr Noemi Ascencio , Añorve Dr Joaquín Reyes , Godínez Alarcón. Mtra Guadalupe
Published: July 2024

The fury of Hurricane OTIS on October 24, 2023 exposed pre-existing social inequalities and inequities in Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico. OTIS also evidenced the omissions before the hurricane, the abandonment during the hurricane and the inabilities after the hurricane of the authorities in charge of protecting society. The actions of the three levels of government were reprehensible before and after the impact of the hurricane. First, because there was no timely warning plan, the places of refuge were not made known, much less the level of destruction that the hurricane would cause. And after the hurricane, there was no response plan or protocols to respond to the most basic needs and protect citizens. This work was carried out under an inductive-deductive method in which a documentary review of national and international legislation was carried out, as well as literature related to the topic of research on natural disasters and human rights after Hurricane OTIS in Acapulco, Guerrero. , Mexico. The problems that subsequently prevailed and that affected the human rights of citizens were primarily the lack of prevention, safety and security, health, work, housing, public services, pollution and unequal access in the provision of aid. Definitely, aid in an emergency situation due to a natural disaster must be based on the perspective of human rights in order to provide relevant and effective assistance that fully meets all the basic needs of the victims for their prompt recovery and reconstruction.
MEMÓRIAS DE UMA FAMÍLIA JUDIA, NA AMAZÔNIA, EM CRÔNICAS DE ELIAS SALGADO
Authors: Morais Aldilene Lopes de
Published: July 2024

This work turns to the study of family memories present in the chronicle books by Elias Salgado, a writer of Sephardic origin. In O fim do mundo e outras histórias de beira-rio (2015), Elias tells the story of his family of Sephardic Jewish origin, residing in the interior of the Amazon. For that end, it will be necessary to understand how studies concerning to memory, culture and identity are constituted. It is known that memory has an extreme relevance in the experience of the human being, so that it can be a link between a group of people, communities, and even being part of the identity construction of a certain people, as Le Goff (2005, p. 469-470) and Paul Ricouer (2007) points out. In this same line of thought, Mauríce Halbawchs (1990) points out that the memories we build are guided not only by what is established individually, since it is in the community that they are forged and passed on from generation to generation. It is worth mentioning that studying identity will also be one of the focuses of this research, considering that it is imbricated with memory. Stuart Hall (2006, p. 17) believes that identity is a process of construction. Hommi Bhabha (1998, p. 19) stress that culture and identity are forged in a process that is not fixed, since it is in transition, a process that he calls "beyond, which is neither a new horizon nor an abandonment of the past". Therefore, the Jewish presence in the Amazon is perceived in Elias Salgado's memorialistic writings, so this research intends to identify and study the cultural and historical echoes that allude to a Jewish identity in the Amazon.
RESISTÊNCIA E A LITERATURA DE AUTORIA MULHERES INDÍGENAS: estudo da poética de Graça Graúna e Faumelisa Manquepillan
Authors: Alencar Larissa Fontinele de
Published: July 2024

This work aims to present an overview of resistance studies based on poems published by indigenous women from the Potiguara (Brazil) and Mapuche (Chile) ethnicities. Resistance literature is a field of literary theory that emerges in contexts of authoritarianism, states of exception, situations of barbarism, trauma or that thematizes such socio-historical and psychological conditions. Indigenous literatures bring within them forms of resistance to the domains of discriminatory hegemonic practices arising from a colonizing perception that still persists even in contemporary times. In view of this, we will observe the literature produced, Graça Graúna and Faumelisa Manquepillán Calfulo, poets who, through words, transcend resistance from the perspective of both gender and ethnic identity. As theoretical assumptions, we used Bosi (2000; 2002), Graúna (2013), Lugones (2008; 2014), among others. Through them, we will also observe literary resistance in the light of feminism from a decolonial perspective. Therefore, one of the contributions of this work is the joining of resistance literature to indigenous literatures, adding another narrative to this field, from a decolonial source that crosses bodies and texts that were, for a long time, excluded from literary studies.
CANCIÓN DE JINETE: o olhar equidistante da paisagem proibida
Authors: Negrão Adriany , Figueiredo Shelsea Patricia , Pellegrini George Hamilton
Published: July 2024

This communication proposes to analyse, from the perspective of comparative studies and landscape theory, the poem Canción de Jinete, by Federico García Lorca, and the Brazilian resistance poetry produced after the military coup of 1964 (Ferreira Gullar, Thiago de Mello, mimeograph generation…). To this end, the concepts of landscape and complexity (Claudio Guillén, Michel Collot, Anne Cauquelin, Agustín Berque, Alain Roger, Gilles Deleuze, Manuel Ángel Vázquez-Medel, Èdouard Glissant) will be taken as a theoretical and philosophical support to seek parallels and similarities, in the construction of the forbidden landscape, between the Spanish poet and Brazilian poetry. Military dictatorships have disastrous consequences on any community and one of the most persecuted segments, due to its power of persuasion, is the artistic/intellectual. Murders, torture and exile are the main resources used by usurpers to silence the voices of those who resist living under the shadow of totalitarianism. As a cultural construct, the literary landscape is influenced by the space-time circumstances in which the poet finds himself. The landscape apprehended in experiences of oppression and exile records the violence that human beings can exercise in situations of power, remaining as a historical testimony of a tragedy that should not be repeated, nor forgotten.
DO SERINGAL À TERRA CAÍDA: a Amazônia infilmável no processo de adaptação da literatura ao discurso televisivo
Authors: Loureiro Junior João Pereira
Published: July 2024

This work discusses representations of the Amazon from the Unfilmable category as it is impossible to portray on TV, not due to usual translation mechanisms, but due to ideological choices that “decorate” the Amazon and construct a distorted vision. To do this, we consider the processes of adaptation between literary text and its recreations, as well as stereotyped discourses that often disseminate this space from the perspective of common places that mark these representations of the region, whether in literary discourse, analyzed here from the novels Terra Caída by José Potyguara and Seringal by Miguel Ferrante, whether in the television discourse represented by the miniseries Amazônia: de Galvez a Chico Mendes, written by Glória Perez. As a theoretical reference for the discussion we will use different authors, among which we highlight: (Dutra, 2005), (Bueno, 2002), (Guimarães, 1995), (Figueiredo, 2010), (Benjamin, 2008) among others. With this discussion, we intend to weave a reflective panel on how the filmable Amazon often feeds mistaken notions about the region and these marks are visible in the construction of a text that often ignores the particularities of a real Amazon concealed by a supposed impossibility. of adaptation.
HOBSBAWM, INTÉRPRETE DO SERTÃO DE GUIMARÃES ROSA
Authors: Teixeira Everton Luís
Published: July 2024

Among the methodological paths that involve History and Literature, this work examines the formation and dissolution of social reformers groups within the countryside cultures in the 20th century shown by Eric Hobsbawm in works such as Bandits (1969) and Guimarães Rosa in Grande sertão: veredas (1956). In the proposal for this dialogue, the aim is also to expand the interpretative path of the Rosa’s novel, taking as its starting point the examination of Hobsbawmian “social banditry”. On the other hand, we also seek to contribute to this branch of historiography by bringing up the figure of the jagunço from Minas Gerais, a sample of the social outcast who escaped Hobsbawm’s classification, but which still obeys the typologies established by this intellectual, although Rosa’s writing intentionally shuffled them. Since these two observers-participants from the last century were never properly confronted, an approximation of both is launched in order to move towards a more total understanding of the Brazilian hinterland which, sometimes, breaks with the national topography, erecting something bigger, namely: a metonymy of all the western territories where the violence and the excesses of the State reign.
VIDA NUA: o desvalimento social das personagens infantis em Chove nos Campos de Cachoeira de Dalcídio Jurandir
Authors: Pinto Rosane Castro
Published: July 2024

This work is an analysis of the work chove nos campos de cachoeira (1941) by Dalcídio Jurandir. The text portrays a decadent image of the environment by revealing the instability of the lives of those who live in Cachoeira do Arari. Existential problems linked to identity, at the same time that it denounces a series of social facts linked to the class struggle. In this way, the embryonic novel portrays countless children's characters, boys and girls who want to have a name, and sometimes even have a voice. Therefore, we seek to verify, through the attentive and detailed look of the protagonist Alfredo, the social reality of child characters who are socially inferior and dependent on other people's charity, poor children who are on the margins of childhood and a dignified life. Therefore, to discuss this declining environment in the post-rubber cycle Amazonian context, we will use the ideas of the Italian, Giorgio Agamben, on the state of exception and Vida Nana, as well as José Hage's considerations on the figurations of the poor in Dalcídio Jurandir.
PRESENÇA DA AUSÊNCIA: O ESPAÇO LACUNAR EM GUSTAVO GERMANO E BERNARDO KUCINSKI
Authors: DUAILIBE Ane Beatriz Dos Santos
Published: July 2024

This work analyse how the Ausenc’as’ exhibition, of Gustavo Germano, and the K romance, the story of a quest, of Bernardo Kucinski, bring to bear the political disappearances theme of Brazilian civil and military dictatorship, from a incomplete, empty space on both productions. So, to achieve this comprehension, it’s used a bibliographical methodology, with Barthes (1984; 2011), Didi-Huberman (1998; 2012), Figueiredo (2017), Cury (2020), among other authors as academic input. In Gustavo Germano’s project, the trauma is shaped in the absence of a body, that go beyond the family circle and enter the public sphere to incite the viewer to see beyond emptiness, the void enforced by our official history. The same movement is observed in the Kucinski’s work that also goes from a family trauma to invite the reader to remember the military dictatorship horrors, to hear the silence scream that reverberate in the darkest corners of our past. Saving the singularities of each object, the analysis points to a common force: the art as an oblivion resistance, as a meaningful visibility and highlight stage of the history, capable of avoiding that the past reconstruction be consumed in the official documents logical.
On the Arbitral Nature of Inheritance Disputes
Authors: Tuktamyshev Vladislav D. ,   Lecturer of the Department of Civil Procedure of the Ural State Law University Named after V.F. Yakovlev
Published: July 2024

The article deals with the problem of arbitrability of hereditary disputes. The author notes that along with the criteria of objective arbitrability, additional criteria should be taken. The basis of new criteria should be public interest. Based on the analysis of hereditary relations through the prism of public interest, the author concludes about the non-arbitrability of hereditary disputes.
Persuasion in the Form of Legal Education as a Means of Assurance of Migration Security of the Russian Federation
Authors: Stepanov Aleksey V. ,   PhD (Law), Associate Professor, Colonel of Internal Service, Deputy Head of the Perm Institute of the FPS of Russia
Published: July 2024

The article suggests various approaches to defining the concept of persuasion and highlights the key direction of this measure in the form of legal education, implemented in the form of legal information for foreigners and host organizations and providing free legal assistance to migrants. The role of federal executive authorities in the application of this measure in the field of migration (the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Roszdravnadzor, Rostrud and judicial authorities) is reflected. It is concluded that the tools of legal education are aimed at the conscious implementation by migrants and host parties of the relevant migration norms and rules of conduct.
Application of a Matrix Code (QR Code) to Enforce an Administrative Punishment in the Form of an Administrative Fine for Violation of Fire Safety Requirements
Authors: Semenova Ulyana S. ,   Inspector of the Department of Supervisory Activities for Simferopol of the Directorate of Supervisory Activities, Shenshin Viktor M. ,   Associate Professor of the Department of Theory and History of State and Law of the Saint Petersburg State Fire Service University
Published: July 2024

In this article, the researchers come to the conclusion that in order to improve the activities of officials of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia and simplify the process of executing administrative punishment in the form of an administrative fine, it is necessary to use a matrix code on the forms of resolutions on administrative offenses. It is indicated that this introduction will speed up the process of executing an administrative penalty, thereby avoiding late payment and eliminating the possibility of making mistakes when manually entering the details.
The Problem of the Development of the Rational Regulatory Framework of Strategic Management in Regions of the Country
Authors: Pescherov Yury G. ,   Postgraduate Student of the Department of Political Science and Law of the Federal State University of Education, Pescherov Georgy I. ,   Professor of the Department of Fundamentals of Mathematics and Computer Science of the Russian New University
Published: July 2024

The article is devoted to the study of the problem of developing rational legal frameworks for the strategic management of the country’s regions, no matter what natural, climatic and meteorological conditions they are in. The dissonance that has arisen between the theory and practice of strategic management in Russia is explained by many reasons, including the result of the transition to new economic relations. However, this does not make the problem any easier. According to the authors, the process of developing the regulatory framework for the strategic management of the country’s regions should be subordinated to the principles of autonomy in conducting the economic activities of each specific region, ensuring economic self-sufficiency, the development of the most energy-intensive areas in the economy of each individual region, state regulation of the economic activities of the country’s regions in the aspect coordination of economic relations between regions, etc.
The Development of Federal Measures Aimed at Protection of Rights and Interests of Children in the USA in the Early 20th Century
Authors: Kiryukhin Vladimir V. ,   hD (Law), Associate Professor, Associate Professor of the Department of Management of Operations of Public Order Maintenance
Published: July 2024

The article analyzes the historical process of formation and development of children’s rights associated with the development of federal measures to protect the rights and interests of minors in the United States at the beginning of the 20th century. The author connects the acquisition and expansion of children’s rights with the strengthening of state guarantees and obligations. The most important federal measures to protect the rights of children in the United States at the beginning of the 20th century were conferences held once a decade under the auspices of the President of the United States on children and youth issues, typical for each period, as well as the creation in 1912 of the U.S. Children’s Bureau, exercising powers in various fields (health, custody, justice, etc.).
On the Principles of Introduction of Obligatory Requirements and Evaluation of Their Application
Authors: Polezhaev Dmitry A. ,   Postgraduate Student of the Department of Administrative Law and Procedure of the Kutafin Moscow State Law University (MSAL)
Published: July 2024

The article analyzes the principles of introduction and assessment of the application of mandatory requirements taking into account the norms of the legislation of the Russian Federation, positions of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation and scientific views. The article substantiates the expediency of enshrining the principle of proportionality in order to ensure the balance of values protected by the laws and not to overburden the persons obliged to comply with the requirements.
A Comparison Between the Existing Administrative Procedure Code of Russia and the Draft of a New Administrative Procedure Code in the Intellectual Rights Protection Sphere
Authors: Tolkacheva Natalya S. ,   Postgraduate Student of the Department of Customs Law of the Law Faculty of the Russian Customs Academy
Published: July 2024

The work is devoted to comparing the provisions of the current legislation regulating administrative offenses in the field of intellectual property with the proposed changes in the draft of the new Administrative Code. The purpose of the work is to identify differences, similarities and potential improvements in administrative regulations proposed by the legislator in the draft of the new Administrative Code. It is established that the legislator in the draft of the new Administrative Code seeks to group the norms related to the administrative protection of intellectual property rights, remove outdated terms, and add new subjects of legal relations. It is determined that the indexation of fines is an important mechanism that ensures the adequacy of punishment in accordance with the existing economic situation in Russia. According to the results of the study, the author concludes that the proposed changes in the draft Administrative Code are necessary, but do not fundamentally change the administrative responsibility for violation of intellectual rights, but simply correspond to the public needs of the present time.
Bānrěbōluómìduō xīn jīng: Revised edition and translation
Authors: Attwood Jayarava
Published: July 2024

This is a revised edition and English translation of the Bānrěbōluómìduō xīn jīng, published as a stand alone supplement to the main article, "Revised Editions of the Prajnaparamitahrdaya and Xīn jīng", by Jayarava Attwood.

An edited text of the Bānrěbōluómìduō xīn jīng «般若波羅蜜多心經» is presented with some minor revisions for clarity, which are explained in the original article. These revisions pointed the way to a novel interpretation of the Heart Sutra in terms of the soteriological value of meditative states, especially the cessation of sensory experience (nirodha) and the state of absence of sensory experience (śūnyatā).
The revival of Wudang Daoist martial arts
Authors: DeBernardi Jean Elizabeth , Wu Xu
Published: July 2024

This paper writes the recent history of the revival of Wudang Taiji Boxing. In 20th-century China, first reformers, then communists stigmatized traditional martial arts. But after China's leaders, under Deng Xiaoping, initiated a new era of reform and opening up in 1978, all that changed. In 1980, a member of the Qing royal family who had spent seven months at Wudang Mountain in 1929 performed the style he had learned at Wudang at a national sports event. In so doing, he sparked a revival leading to the formation of the Wudang Taoist Martial Arts Academy and other academies and groups. The modern history of Taiji Boxing is not only the history of a martial arts form, but also of the secularization of Chinese ideology, suppression of religion, the reworking of traditional practices of self-cultivation as exercise and sport, and the commercialization and commodification of martial arts for a global audience.
Navigation of Training and Advancement in Karate and Krav Maga
Authors: Follo Giovanna
Published: July 2024

The purpose of this autoethnographic narrative is twofold. First, the discussion will explore the intersection of gender and age as it is discussed through the martial art experience of a female practitioner. Second, the mind/body relationship is discussed concerning reflexive body techniques. Through twenty years and more of a martial arts career, the intersection of gender and age is examined to highlight the transformation to empowerment while navigating internal and external barriers affecting training and advancement. This process also encapsulates how the mind can message the trained body in a gendered aging body discourse. Overall, this narrative indicates that martial arts can be used as a medium for the transformation to empowerment; however, this transformation is an act of perseverance.
Imagining Embodiment in Karate Kata
Authors: FitzGerald Emily
Published: July 2024

This paper is an exploration of how a particular moment in time - the 2020 pandemic - created a paradigm shift that both has and has not affected the way martial artists train. I argue rethinking the concept of virtuality beyond the bounds of technology provides a lens through which to better understand certain aspects of embodied existence that both reinforce and go beyond the physical. I discuss the virtual effects on training in terms of a phrase I call embodied imagination via a phenomenological analysis using Gilles Deleuze, Edward Casey, and Maurice Merleau-Ponty. I focus on karate kata and their bunkai, which serve to exemplify how embodied imagination is always already both virtualized and actualized in senses individual and communal. I end with a description of a combination of techniques that relies on narrow line work, utilizing creative interpretations of limited and liminal spaces.
Je Suis Pas Tatamisé: Five Spectrums of Variation in the Narratives of 20 Aikido Experts Worldwide in 2020
Authors: De Baets Greet
Published: July 2024

This qualitative study delved into the contemporary meaning of aikido through 20 expert interviews conducted in 2020. The interviewees were purposively selected and the analysis of the interview data identified five spectrum themes. (1) The spectrum of aikido practice ranges from soft to tough training style. (2) The aikido motivation spectrum moves from self-defence to self-transformation. (3) The spectrum of aikido in society shows the different social contexts in which aikido is practised. (4) The spectrum of tangible values reveals the various material aspects of Japanese culture that experts adopt. Finally, (5) the spectrum of intangible values shows how experts perceive the immaterial significance of aikido differently. While the answers of the experts varied, the analysis revealed similarities and differences that prove aikido is a worldwide phenomenon with unique experiences. The study concludes that the five spectrums of variation add to the discourse against simplifying aikido or other martial arts.
Internalization of Cooperation Value in Drum Band Extracurricular Activities
Authors: Jannah Raihanatul , Fitri Nurlaili , Khairunnisa Khairunnisa
Published: July 2024

This study aims to define the internalization of cooperation value in drum band extracurricular activities, as well as the supporting and inhibiting factors in its process. This study uses field research (field research) using a qualitative descriptive method. Data collection techniques in this study are observation, interviews, and documentation. Data processing techniques in this study include data editing, classification, and interpretation. While the subjects of this study are school principals, trainers, teachers, parents, and students. The study results show that the internalization of cooperation value has been applied to drum band extracurriculars in the form of group exercises, group exercises, and joint exercises, effective communication, openness, shared responsibility, and understanding of common goals. The supporting and inhibiting factors in this internalization process include trainers, students, parents, classrooms, fields, funds, and infrastructure. The implications of internalizing the cooperation value in the drum band extracurricular are 1) it makes it easier for teachers to convey material, 2) it makes it easier for students to memorize material, 3) students are more enthusiastic about participating in activities, 4) makes it easier for students to practice cooperation and cohesiveness, 5) the sound of the music produced is better because of their solid cooperation, 5) form an attitude of cooperation and mutual help and benefit for the future. Education practitioners need to develop a mature strategy to internalize character values in extracurricular activities and minimize obstacles to get maximum results.
The Utilization Of Drill And Practice Youtube Video Model To Improve English Proficiency In Elementary Schools
Authors: Najib Muhammad , Sarita Maya Rahma , Nisa Ani Khoirotun , Prastowo Andi
Published: July 2024

English as a local content in elementary schools, but students lack the desire and enthusiasm to learn English, students think that English is very difficult both pronunciation and writing. The purpose of the study is to utilize YouTube videos as learning media using the Drill and Practice method to improve English vocabulary in elementary schools, this study uses a Classroom Action Research (PTK) approach, the results of the study that the utilization of YouTube videos using the Drill and Practice model can improve English language skills in fourth grade students of SD Negeri 4 Metro Barat, with research subjects 20 students produced good results and experienced an increase in learning outcomes. In the pre-cycle the level of completeness of student learning outcomes was 40%, in cycle I the level of completeness of learning outcomes was 60%, in cycle II it increased with a level of completeness of learning outcomes of 95%, so the level of completeness of student learning outcomes in cycles I and II increased by 30%. So it can be concluded that by utilizing YouTube videos using the Drill and Practice method can improve English language skills in elementary schools.
The Infusion of Science into Sustainable Lifestyles Project: A Case Study of Implementing a Merdeka Curriculum at Six Sekolah Penggerak in West Java
Authors: Nurhayati Pipih , Rochintaniawati Diana , Yustiana Yusi Riksa
Published: July 2024

The Infusion of Science into Sustainable Lifestyles Project was a case study conducted in six elementary schools in West Java, Indonesia to examine the implementation of a Merdeka Curriculum. A project aimed at increasing students' awareness of the principles of Pancasila, a set of national values, and promoting sustainable lifestyles. The study used a case study research method, including observations, interviews, and document analysis, to understand the development and implementation of the project. The results showed that the project included a variety of activities, such as games, simulations, and discussions, to engage students and help them understand the principles of sustainable living. The study also found that integrating science content, such as information about ecosystems and the environment, was an effective way to enhance the sustainability theme of the project. The researchers concluded that the Infusion of Science into Sustainable Lifestyles Project was successful in promoting sustainable lifestyles among students and recommended continued implementation and evaluation of the project in the future.
Prólogo. Transformaciones desde el diseño para el mundo actual y futuro (segunda edición)
Authors: Santamaría A. Jorge L. , Escobar G. Taña E.
Published: July 2024

El presente volumen explora diferentes enfoques del diseño y arquitectura desde posturas teóricas, prácticas, tanto en el ámbito social como en la empresa y la producción.
Aplicación de la fabricación aditiva en el campo de la medicina
Authors: Monar Naranjo Martín , Freire Guevara Belén
Published: July 2024

Hoy en día la fabricación aditiva o tecnología de impresión 3D, participa activamente de la creación de productos que son utilizados en la cotidianidad o inclusiva en estudios de carácter científico.
Formas de representación inclusiva de los sistemas vestimentarios en la ilustración de moda para variabilidades corporales: Síndrome de Down y Síndrom
Authors: Chávez Dávalos María Belén , Escobar Guanoluisa Taña Elizabeth
Published: July 2024

El diseño social ha propiciado que los estándares de belleza cada vez más evolucionen dejando de lado todo tipo de exclusión y dando paso a la moda inclusiva.
La estética camp: una visión interdisciplinaria desde el diseño y el psicoanálisis
Authors: Mena Freire Julia Andrea , Mena Freire Marco Antonio
Published: July 2024

La cultura de masas evidencia la reproducción de imágenes y expresiones que forman parte de la cotidianidad.