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The Management of Local Wisdom Tourism of Baduy Tribe by Department of Tourism of Lebak Regency, Banten, Indonesia in Increasing the Number of Tourists
Authors: Umarella Farid Hamid , Tanty Dewi Sad , Anjanie Aprezia 
Published: November 2020

The Baduy Village is one of the tourist destinations located in Lebak Regency, Banten, Indonesia. The Department of Tourism of Lebak Regency manages the tourism potential of the Baduy tribe which is loaded with the local wisdom besides its natural beauty.
This study aimed to analyze the management of local wisdom tourism of Baduy tribe by the Department of Tourism of Lebak Regency Banten, Indonesia in increasing the number of tourists.
A constructivist paradigm with a case study method was used in this study. The informants were from the Department of Tourism of Lebak Regency and tourists who have been to the Baduy Village. The data collection was done through structured interviews, observations and literature studies. The qualitative data analysis technique was carried out to reveal the tourism management. The research results showed that the tourism management through promotion strategies used segmentation, targetting, and positioning approaches based on geographic, psychographic, and demographic. It also used the promotional media
Returning to a ‘New Normal’ in Regional Campus Research Laboratories during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Authors: Zimmer Sara , Regal Jean , Fitzakerley Janet , Cao Ruifeng 
Published: November 2020

In the spring of 2020, the worldwide biomedical sciences community anticipated a need to return to critical laboratory research prior to the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. Models for accomplishing recovery from a worldwide disaster are mostly found in the business realm. In the pandemic situation, literature focuses on how governments or clinical care settings can best respond. Very few guidelines exist for accomplishing the resumption of academic biomedical research, particularly for basic science laboratories and programs. A U.S. regional medical campus can be in a unique situation if it must follow the return-to-work dictates of the larger institution, and yet have different challenges and potential advantages from its parent institution. We present a model used by one such regional medical campus in order to navigate the resumption of laboratory research activities after COVID-19 driven operations shutdown. This model allowed us to accomplish our target of a rapid yet smooth return to the “new normal” way of executing laboratory research, although our success in mitigating SARS-CoV-2 transmission is an outcome that we cannot yet know. Templates for materials used in the resumption of laboratory activities are provided. The lessons learned in our experience of laboratory restart go beyond the current pandemic.
Imagination, the first virtual meeting
Authors: Wirta Kosobuski Anna , Melvin Richard G. 
Published: November 2020

Two regional medical school faculty have a meeting of the minds as they seek ways to stop the spread of COVID-19. A combination of expertise and imagination resulted in entertaining kid-friendly information to promote COVID-19 awareness and prevention practices. What started as a seemingly small health promotion project for children quickly blossomed into an impactful, far-reaching venture that cuts across distance, cultures, and disciplines as the resources travel regionally and internationally, are translated to multiple languages, and evolve into new, cutting edge COVID-19 research and innovative methods of providing supportive services for youth in a Native American community.
PGE distribution in the chromitite layers at Eastern Chrome Mine, Eastern Bushveld Complex, South Africa: A descriptive study with comparison of EPMA and LA-ICP-MS methods for detection of trace PGE in base metal sulphides
Authors: Kotzé E. , Gauert C. 
Published: November 2020

Abstract
A descriptive petrographic study was carried out on the chromitites (LG-6 to UG-3a) of a single borehole from the Winterveld Chrome Mine, Eastern BC, along with analysis by both EPMA and LA-ICP-MS of the PGE contents of base metal sulphides (BMS) found within these layers. EPMA measurements were optimized to measure trace amounts of PGE by increased probe current and counting time, yielding very low detection limits for this method (12 to 38 ppm). However, analytical error proved to be very high (over ~30%) in samples that showed PGE values below 100 ppm. Also, the possibility of interference on PGE spectra by other elements, especially on Rh, is high. Therefore, these measurements can only be considered semi-quantitative indicators of elemental PGE concentration. Our findings confirmed that pentlandite of the BC chromitites contains Pd and Rh, probably in solid solution. Pt was found in discrete minerals (braggite, cooperite) throughout the sequence, and Ru, Ir and Os were found as early-stage minerals such as laurite, associated with chromite rather than sulphide. The PPGE increase upwards in the chromitite layers relative to the IPGE. An immiscible sulphide phase contributed to collection of the PGE in the chromitites of the MG-4 and above. The chromitites of the LG-6 to MG-1 show less evidence of hosting an immiscible sulphide phase, and pentlandite of these layers does not appear to host Rh, although Pd was found. Although this borehole is located only 1.5 km away from the centre of the Steelpoort Fault Zone, a possible feeder zone for the BC, large-scale disruption of the chromitite layers was not observed. An intrusive pegmatoidal pyroxenite was found to occur beneath the LG-6, and contained PGE-bearing sulphides, although the origin of this mineralization is most likely from the LG-6 chromitite itself. A sulphide vein occurring in silicate was also analysed and was found to be PGE-deficient compared to the sulphides of the chromitite layers.
Influence of demographic profile and symptoms on insight among people with schizophrenia
Authors: Rao Manem Atchyuta , Antony Sojan , Joseph Boban 
Published: November 2020

Introduction: Insight facilitation is an integral step to achieve good treatment outcome in schizophrenia. Low insight always leads to poor drug adherence and treatment resistance. The study aimed to examine how demographic profile and symptoms influencing the insight among people with schizophrenia. Methods and Materials: Objectives were to assess socio-demographic variables, the symptoms, and insight among people with Schizophrenia and to understand the influence of those variables on the insight. The descriptive research design opted for the study. Sample size of the quantitative study was 53, and subjects were selected as per the study inclusion and exclusion criteria. The population of the study was patients who were attending the outpatient department of psychiatry at the National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences (NIMHANS). Results: Age and age at the onset of illness were not associated with insight. Male participants had better insight compared to female participants. Persons with middle school or primary school education reported better insight than illiterate, graduates or professional graduates. Participants from the urban area had better insight than participants from the rural area. Insight and positive and negative symptoms were negatively correlated. Conclusion: The demographic factors and symptoms influence the insight among people with Schizophrenia. Hence such factors must be considered while insight facilitation for increasing the adherence to the treatment.
Keywords: Insight, schizophrenia, positive, negatives symptoms, age, gender, education, domicile
PAṀCA KOŚAS AND THE GAṆAPATI - ANNAMAYA KOŚA, AND ITS ROLE IN MANAGING HEALTH AND THE IMMUNE SYSTEM WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO HIV/AIDS
Authors: Harichandra  , Ramesh  
Published: November 2020

Paṁca kośas are the sum and substance of a being. Annamaya kośa is the grossest of the paṁca kośas. This paper deals with the annamaya kośa, and the message of the purāṇik character Gaṇapati in managing health and the immune system with special reference to HIV/AIDS. The paper starts with explaining the need for knowledge and explaining why the purāṇik stories were required and what they aimed at. Keeping in mind that purāṇik characters are symbolism of some concept, the paper explores the connection between Gaṇapati and the food, which is the maker of annamaya kośa. In the later part the paper, with the help of several references the paper explains the significance of food (nutrition) in managing, health and the immune system with special reference to HIV/AIDS.
Identification of Tuna and Skipjack Fish Texture Using GLCM With Naive Bayes Classification
Authors: Sultan Muzakir Hi. , Laisouw Ruslan 
Published: November 2020

Fish in Indonesian waters have various types, the famous ones are tuna and skipjack. The two types of fish look similar, because they come from the same family, namely scombridae. To find out and differentiate types of tuna and skipjack fish, it can be seen based on the texture image. The method that can be used in analyzing texture is the Gray Level Coocurent Matrix (GLCM) method. There are several methods of image classification, one of which is the Naive Bayes method. This study aims to identify types of tuna and skipjack based on texture analysis using the GLCM and Naive Bayes methods. Based on the results of testing data analysis on types of tuna and skipjack meat using GLCM with angles and , the distance of each pixel is 1, indicating the value of Energy, Entropy Contrast, Homogeneity, Correlation, Sum Average, and Sum of Variance are highly varies. As well as the Naive Bayes classification results obtained a probability of 0.58 or 58% categorized as tuna meat, while the remaining probability of 0.42 or 42% is categorized as skipjack.
Discussion on National Spirit Education
Authors: Lu Hui 
Published: November 2020

National spirit education is an important content of ideological and political theory courses in colleges and universities. Currently, national spirit education should follow the development vein of national spirits. The development of the Chinese national spirits follows the development vein from the emergence of national consciousness, to self-denial of the national spirits, to its self-affirmation. Meanwhile, the development vein of the national spirits includes the characteristics of inheritance, times, and development of the national spirits. Thus, all the above constitute the basic teaching content of national spirit education in China.
Main Problems and Countermeasures in Writing English Major Papers
Authors: Xu Rongrong 
Published: November 2020

According to the Degree Regulations of the People’s Republic of China, our country implements a three-level Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral degree system, graduates at all levels must pass the course examination and thesis defense before they can obtain a degree certificate. It can be seen that writing academic papers is a very important skill. For English majors, academic papers need to be written in English to illustrate their academic achievements. However, judging from the current papers of English majors, there are prominent problems in thesis writing, such as: blind selection of topics, empty content, scattered research, and improper attitudes of students. This study mainly adopts the literature method, on the basis of reading academic writing-related literature and English majors’ paper, the author finds out the commonalities of English major students’ academic writing and puts forward effective countermeasures. This study will provide new strategy for English majors to improve their thesis writing ability, avoid making general mistakes, and to a certain extent, reduce the tutoring pressure for essay instructors, so as to improve the academic writing quality of English majors.
TEACHERS’ PERCEPTION OF SCHOOL GOALS AND APPROACHES TO INSTRUCTION: EFFECTS ON STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENT GOALS
Authors: Basit Abdul , Rehman Fazal Ur 
Published: November 2020

Secondary school is considered to be the gateway for development of other sectors of education. It provides students the opportunity for quality education and a platform from which to proceed to higher education or vocational work. It has been a challenge for secondary schools to incorporate relevant skills, knowledge, and experience in the teaching-learning process as to address students’ needs. Some students learn English better than others even if they are given the same opportunities. The present study intended to make contributions in clarifying the findings regarding effects of goal orientations on students’ academic achievement in the subject of English. This study aimed to determine the effect of teachers’ goals and approaches to instruction on student achievement goals in the subject of English at secondary level. Main objectives of the study were to Survey the teachers’ perceptions of school goal structures for students, investigate the effects of teachers’ perceptions of school goal structures and their approaches towards instruction on students’ achievement goal orientation and to determine the kind of approaches teachers had towards instruction. It is a survey research and it was conducted in conventional classrooms in government Higher Secondary schools in district Peshawar. The sample consisted of 224 male and female teachers. The Patterns for Adaptive Learning Scale (PALS) developed and revised by Midgley et al, (2000) was used for the study. Descriptive statistics and correlation analysis were applied to identify teachers’ goals and approaches to instruction and its relationship with students’ achievement goal orientation. It was concluded that teachers’ perception of school goal structure was not significantly correlated with students’ achievement goal orientation. Teachers had low mastery approaches to instruction. Gender differences were found as more female teachers had high mastery approaches to instruction than male teachers.
Contra el estado de excepción: política y derechos humanos en la teoría de Jacques Rancière
Authors: Cristobo Matías 
Published: November 2020

<p>Los derechos humanos no constituyeron un objeto del marxismo “clásico” durante prácticamente más de un siglo, debido a que fueron comprendidos como derechos formales (burgueses) por estar presos del supuesto carácter abstracto y limitado de la emancipación política producida a partir de las revoluciones francesa y americana. Pero a la luz de la crisis que tuvo lugar en la izquierda tradicional hacia la década del ’70 del siglo pasado, una serie de autores del campo marxista francés comenzó a repensar el complejo de problemas compuesto por la relación entre derechos humanos, democracia, ciudadanía y política. Entre ellos se encuentran Claude Lefort, Étienne Balibar, Alain Badiou, Pierre Rosanvallon y Jacques Rancière. Concretamente, nuestro trabajo se ocupa de analizar las posiciones de este último a la luz de la transformación de los derechos humanos en derechos humanitarios, llevada a cabo en el contexto del triunfo de las democracias occidentales sobre el bloque del este. En este renovado interés por los derechos humanos, resulta indispensable partir del examen de las tesis expuestas por Hannah Arendt en su obra Los orígenes del totalitarismo. En consecuencia, proponemos analizar, en primer término, la conceptualización que efectúa Arendt sobre los mencionados derechos para luego dar paso a la reelaboración efectuada Jacques Rancière, cuyo propósito es la crítica de la idea muy difundida actualmente de un “estado de excepción”. Como intentaremos mostrar, lo que en el fondo está en juego es la pregunta por quién es el sujeto de estos derechos, que no es otra que la pregunta acerca de quién es el sujeto de la política.</p>
PARAMETERS OF OXIDATIVE HOMEOSTASIS IN CHILDREN WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES DEPENDING ON DURATION OF THE DISEASE AND COMPLICATIONS
Authors: Shevchenko T. , Maidannyk V.G. 
Published: November 2020

Summary: The increase in the number of endocrine pathology in our time is most associated with the prevalence of diabetes mellitus, which is one of the medical and social problems of modern society. According to the International Diabetic Federation (IDF) in 2015, about 415 million people in the world suffer from diabetes mellitus (DM). The purpose of our work is to study the parameters of oxidative homeostasis in children with type 1 diabetes, depending on the duration of the disease and the late complications of type 1 diabetes.
Methods and materials. A total of 90 children with type 1 diabetes mellitus were diagnosed with age 13.59 ± 1.04 grams, 42 of them were girls and 48 boys with a disease duration of 4.68–3.49 grams. All children underwent treatment at the endocrinology department at the DKL No. 6, Kyiv. In the children we examined, we studied the indexes of oxidative homeostasis, namely, the products of LPO – MDA were de- termined according to the method of Stalin ID, the antioxidant system – SOD was determined according to the technique of Siroty T.V., catalase by the method of Korolyuk M.A., and reducing glutathione – by the method of Hymerha F.I. The research was conducted at the Research Institute of Experimental and Clinical Medicine of the O.O. Bogomolets NMU.
Result. We detected a reliable dependence of the level of malondialdehyde on the duration of type 1 diabetes mellitus. The level of malondialdehyde increased with an increase in the duration of DM 1 type. The level of SOD the first years of the disease increased, but for 5 years the disease was reduced. The level of catalase and glutathione with decreasing durability decreases. What can be said about the depletion of the AOS and the maintenance of OS performance at a high level. There was no reliable dependence on the presence of late complications and the level of indicators of oxidative homeostasis.
PEMBINAAN KELOMPOK USAHA BERBASIS POTENSI LOKAL DI DESA ALO KECAMATAN BONE RAYA KABUPATEN BONE BOLANGO
Authors: Djafri Novianty , Badu Syamsu Qomar , Modjo Meilinda Lestari 
Published: November 2020

Tujuan Kegiatan ini, adalah; 1) untuk memberikan pembinaan kepada kelompok usaha di Desa Alo. 2) untuk peningkatan perekonomian dan kesejahteraan masyarakat Desa Alo. Adapun kelompok Usaha Bersama (KUBE) Desa Alo, utusan terdiri dari 3 Orang. Adapum metode pelaksanaan kegiatan ini adalah menggunakan; Analisis SWOT; Melihat peluang dan tantangan di masyarakat, berupa pendampingan; 1) sosialisasi (FGD;), 2) BimTek; pelatihan/praktek). Kegiatan dilakukan melalui (BimTek); 1) Sosialisasi; a) bidang Manajemen Pendidikan Adapun; a) Bidang Manajemen Pendidikan; sosialisasi; mengulas karakteristik dan potensi desa Alo, mengedukasi masyarakat; melalui materi softskill & lifeskill, sehingga masyarakat dapat menggunakan fungsi manajemen dalam memanfaatkan potensi lokal, berupa; pemanfaatan hasil pertanian; pisang, sebagai hasil potensi masyarakat Desa Alo. Hasil kegiatan di Desa Alo, yaitu: 1) Produk Unggulan atau Produk Utama; Ba’Alo (Bakso Ikan, isi Pisang Desa Alo, sebab sebagai makanan alternative/pilihan masyarakat di Desa Alo. (kuliner). 2) Bimtek; berupa pelatihan dan praktek membuat Bakso kepada masyarakat dan juga pelatian tentang pengemasan dan pelabelan; pembinaan untuk kelompok masyarakat
Determining the Ability of Paramedic Students to Do Drug Calculations
Authors: Whitfield Steve , Veronese Jean Paul , Baran Courtney , Boyle Malcolm , Eastwood Kathryn 
Published: November 2020

Introduction Mathematical ability and numeracy skills are fundamental requirements for healthcare professionals undertaking patient management in a range of healthcare settings. The objective of this study was to ascertain the mathematical and drug calculation ability of undergraduate paramedic students at an Australian university in the state of Queensland. Methods This study utilised a cross-sectional study design with a previously used paper-based questionnaire to elicit responses about a range of mathematical calculations. A total of 185 Bachelor of Paramedicine students were eligible for this study. The drug calculations were provided using common pre-hospital management scenarios plus additional basic mathematical calculations. Students had no knowledge of the study before receiving the questionnaire at the end of a lecture. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used to report on demographic information and comparisons. Results There were 139 (75.1%) students who participated. Females comprised 59% of the total students with most students less than 25 years of age. Three (2.2%) students answered all questions correctly, however 75 (54.0%) students scored 50% or less. There were 102 (73.4%) conceptual errors, 111 (79.9%) arithmetical errors, and 29 (20.9%) computational errors. There was no statistically significant difference between females and males for the total of correct answers or the types of calculation errors. Conclusion Results from this study demonstrate that paramedic students from an Australian university struggle to solve basic mathematical calculations unaided in a classroom environment. Universities need to ensure mathematical capability with mastery testing, so they are safe when administering drugs on entering the workforce.
Riesgo socioambiental del Paisaje de la Cuenca Baja del arroyo Saladillo
Authors: Jacob Nadia Vanesa 
Published: November 2020

El presente trabajo se propone incorporar la mirada de la ecología del paisaje en el estudio de los paisajes culturales ambientales, entendiéndolos asimismo como sistemas complejos y dinámicos. De esta manera, se plantea que el análisis llevado adelante en esta investigación pueda contribuir como insumo para una gestión sostenible del territorio que busque la equidad en el acceso al espacio urbano y a los recursos naturales que son su soporte. Con este objetivo se toma como área de estudio un sector que comprende la zona sur de la ciudad de Rosario y el norte de Villa Gobernador Gálvez en relación al Arroyo Saladillo. A partir de reconocer que en inmediaciones de este componente natural se emplazaron, a través del tiempo, asentamientos urbanos y productivos con características diversas que influyeron en el desarrollo de las problemáticas socio-ambientales y que hasta el día de hoy están presentes en ese territorio de borde.