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COLEÇÃO FICOLÓGICA E A IMPORTÂNCIA DO REGISTRO HISTÓRICO DE MACROALGAS PARA A BIODIVERSIDADE MARANHENSE = PHICOLOGICAL COLLECTION AND THE IMPORTANCE OF HISTORICAL RECORD OF BENTHIC MARINE ALGAE FOR THE BIODIVERSITY OF MARANHAO STATE
Authors: Butarelli Ana Carolina de Araújo , Arouche Marlla Maria Barbosa , Almeida Jr. Eduardo Bezerra de 
Published: June 2021

Os acervos biológicos destacam-se por ser uma fonte de dados sobre os diferentes organismos, apresentando um grande e inestimado valor histórico e cultural. Diante disso, o presente estudo teve o objetivo de registrar a importância histórica do acervo de macroalgas existente no Herbário do Maranhão (MAR) devido à necessidade de conservação desse acervo. A coleção ficológica foi organizada pela Profa. Maria Marlúcia, e teve seu início com a coleta da alga marinha Catenella caespitosa (Florideophyceae) em 1985. A partir de então, foi iniciado o levantamento de macroalgas marinhas bentônicas do Maranhão, sendo doada para o Herbário MAR, em 2013. Apesar do litoral maranhense ser o segundo maior litoral do Brasil, os estudos sobre as algas não são proporcionais à extensão litorânea do Estado. Assim, o presente estudo buscou evidenciar a importância histórica do registro das macroalgas e a necessidade de mais estudos para ampliar o conhecimento sobre as macroalgas que compõem o Maranhão.ABSTRACTBiological collections stand out for being a source of data on different organisms, presenting a great and inestimated historical and cultural value. In addition, the present study aimed to record he historical importance of the existing macroalgae collection in the Herbarium of Maranhão (MAR) due to the need to preserve this collection. The ficological collection was organized by the professor Maria Marlúcia, and started with the collection of seaweed Catenella caespitosa (Florideophyceae) in 1985. From that period, it started the survey of marine benthic macroalgae in the state of Maranhão, being donated to Herbarium MAR in 2013. Although the coast of the state of Maranhão is the second largest coast in Brazil, the algae studies are not proportional to the coastal extension of Maranhão state. Thus, the present study sought to highlight the historical importance from the record of macroalgae and the need for further studies to expand knowledge about the macro algae that compound Maranhão state.
The Restructuring of the European Pharmaceutical Industry between 2000 and 2018
Authors: Nagy Benedek 
Published: June 2021

To meet the requirements of global competition, the European Union (EU) places particular emphasis on the development of knowledge‑intensive, innovative industries. The pharmaceutical industry, as a high‑tech manufacturing subsection, has a long tradition in Europe. However, the distribution of pharmaceutical industry employment and value added is not even within the Union, and its temporal dynamics is also different.
In the present paper, I examine the change of the structure of the pharmaceutical industry within the Union using country groups. I compare the development of pharmaceutical industry employment in the period between 2000 and 2018 in three country groups. I use a simple decomposition method to separate the effects of sector growth and labor productivity change on the change of pharmaceutical employment to find out how similarly this industry evolved in the different country groups. The analysis shows that while in the 12 original, i.e., pre–2004, member states (Core EU), employment slightly increased alongside a considerable increase in value added, the nine post‑socialist countries (PS9) achieved slightly greater value added expansion combined with substantial employment growth. Meanwhile, the four Visegrád countries (V4) achieved a value added growth similar to the PS9, but an even greater employment growth. This indicates that the part of the pharmaceutical industry operating with higher labor productivity is concentrating in the Core EU countries, while in the less developed post‑socialist countries, the part of the pharmaceutical industry with lower labor productivity is developing.
Productividad D E Lechuga (Lactuca Sativ A L .) En Acuaponía E Hidroponía
Authors: Ana Laura Bautista Olivas , David Rene Fernandez , Clara Rosalia Alvarez Chavez , Angel Carlos Mexia Sanchez , Cariño Mayra Mendoza , Karla Garcia Cabello 
Published: June 2021

El cambio de uso del suelo con fines agrícolas bajo esquemas de manejo agrícola y uso del agua poco eficientes, originan suelos infértiles. Para el cultivo de hortalizas se estudian técnicas que produzcan altos rendimientos con los menores costos económicos y ambientales. Los objetivos del estudio fueron estimar y comparar el rendimiento de la lechuga (Lactuca sativa L.) en los sistemas productivos acuapónico (SA) e hidropónico (SH). La metodología comprendió dos etapas: el establecimiento de los sistemas productivos tipo Nutrition Film Technique (NFT) y el monitoreo del desarrollo del cultivo en ambos sistemas. Las bases de datos y el tratamiento estadístico se realizaron en el programa Excel de Windows Versión 10. La prueba t de student con un nivel de significancia de 0.05 indicó el peso promedio de las lechugas: 0.056 kg (± 0.005 kg) en el SA, y 0.097 kg (± 0.007 kg) en el SH. El SH generó mayor rendimiento (1.847 kg/m2) que el SA (1.080 kg/m2); lo que se atribuyó a que el SH contó con los nutrientes necesarios desde el inicio del cultivo, por la aplicación de fertilizante. La temperatura alta influyó en el comportamiento de los peces del SA, ya que provocaron menor consumo alimenticio y de aporte de desechos orgánicos al agua que, promovieron una baja cantidad de nutrientes y afectaron la producción y el rendimiento del cultivo. Se recomiendan la generación de conocimiento para complementar los resultados obtenidos, como el gasto hídrico y su comparación con los sistemas de cultivo de lechuga tradicionales.
Land use change for agriculture under poor farm management and inefficient water use, produces infertile soils. For green vegetable farming, there are some techniques for the achievement of high crop yields with the lowest economic and environmental costs. The study objectives were to estimate and compare lettuce yields (Lactuca sativa L.) in aquaponic (SA) and hydroponic (SH) production systems. Methodology encompassed two stages: the establishing of a Nutrition Film Technique (NFT) productive system and the monitoring of the crop growing in both systems. Database integration and statistical analyses were performed using Windows Excel version 10. Average lettuce weight using t-test (significance level of 0.05) were 0.056 kg (± 0.005 kg) in SA, y 0.097 kg (± 0.007 kg) in SH. SH reached higher yields (1.847 kg/m2) than SA (1.080 kg/m2); likely due to the fact that SH had all needed nutrients since the beginning of the crop, by applying fertilizer. High temperature influenced fish behavior in SA, observing lower food consumption and organic waste supply to the water, releasing low nutrient load that affected crop production and yield. More studies are recommended in order to deepen the outcomes, such as those including water flow and the comparison with conventional lettuce crop systems.
Tarjih Maqashidi of Granting Remission for Terrorist Convict in Indonesia
Authors: Aprilianto Dwi , Zahidi Salman 
Published: June 2021

The problem of the deradicalization policy of terrorist convicts is in the regulation of granting remissions for terrorism convicts because terrorist convicts can manipulate the conditions for granting remission to pretend to be good and cooperative (taqiyah) during their criminal period in prison, so that they can quickly gain freedom and return to the network. This empirical research was processed descriptively. Data collection was carried out through field research at the Class I Lapas Surabaya prison and Class II B Lamongan prison through a phenomenological approach, interpretive paradigm, and tarjih maqashidiy analysis. This study concludes that granting remissions to terrorism convicts has a more significant advantage (maslahah) than eliminating remissions on the grounds of extraordinary crimes. Providing the opportunity to change behavior is better prioritized than providing punishment without any attempt to change the behavior of terrorist prisoners with the maximum penalty.(Salah satu problematika yang muncul dari kebijakan deradikalisasi narapidana terorisme adalah aturan perihal pemberian remisi bagi narapidana terorisme dengan syarat kelakuan baik dan kooperatif (taqiyah) selama menjalani masa pidana. Padahal, mereka bisa berpur-pura baik agar segera keluar dari penjara dan kembali ke jaringan lamanya. Penelitian empiris ini diolah secara deskriptif sementara pengumpulan datanya dilakukan melalui observasi dan wawancara di Lapas Kelas I Surabaya dan Kelas II B Lamongan dengan pendekatan fenomenologi, paradigma interpretif, dan analisis tarjih maqashidi. Studi ini menyimpulkan bahwa pemberian remisi pada narapidana terorisme memberikan keuntungan yang lebih signifikan (maslahah) dibanding menghapus kebijakan tersebut dengan alasan kejahatan luar biasa yang dilakukan narapidana. Memberikan kesempatan mereka untuk berubah lebih baik dianggap lebih utama dan layak diprioritaskan dibanding memberi hukuman maksimal tanpa usaha apapun untuk mengubah perilakunya.)
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AT RUSSIAN MEDICAL SCHOOL: THE ETHICS OF COMMUNICATION BEFORE AND DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Authors: Alshuk N. A. 
Published: June 2021

The development of ethical standards for future doctors is one of the main goals of higher medical education. It is especially important for students from different countries studying together. But if in ordinary times the determinants of moral relationships are obvious and successfully implemented, in the "Covid era", when many international students were isolated from each other and from the university due to the closed borders, self-isolation, quarantine and switched to distance learning, it became extremely difficult to solve the problem of ethical meaning of communication [1]. In order to identify the main directions of work in this area, we
applied the focus group method, inviting as experts not those students who are studying at the university now, but our international graduates from different years and those who worked with them, so that they could compare the former and the current, not yet fully formed, models of higher medical education.
Improving Music Streaming Services Through Metadata: Case Study from JOOX Indonesia
Authors: Noor Muhammad Usman , Askariyyah Wihdah 
Published: June 2021

Background of this Study: This article examines how digital music handled on music streaming services, JOOX Indonesia in particular.
Purposes: The aims was to bring insight that metadata management skill could help an enhancement over music streaming services through metadata and to improve the user experience when using music streaming services.
Method:A single case study is chosen as the research method for this paper. The researcher did three months internship to see how the music file handled on the back end of JOOX. Semi-structured qualitative interviews and documentary analysis were used to collect and triangulate the qualitative data.
Findings: The result shows JOOX using its operational self-possession procedures to handle its digital music file and using its own metadata standard with adaptation from music metadata standard. JOOX has a feature that utilizes music lyric. We found that lyric metadata embedded as a distinct entity on their backend system. Since lyric frequently used by the user as an access point when they do the retrieval, we propose to embed lyric as a field on music metadata to improve search result.
Conclusion: These research shows are lyric as the essential part when users enjoy the music in music streaming services. By embed lyric on music metadata, lyric could be able as an access point for retrieval. Moreover, lyric as metadata could be part of music digital file handling.
Comparative Study: Analyzing Translation Technique of Taboo Expressions in Deadpool 2 by Google Play Movie & TV Translator and Subscene.com Translator
Authors: Ariani Kurnia Tri 
Published: June 2021

<p class="normal"><em>This is descriptive-qualitative research which focuses on the analysis of the translation of taboo expressions on the movie entitled Deadpool 2 and aims to find out (i) the types of taboo expressions in the movie and (ii) the techniques used by two different translators from different platforms to translate taboo expressions.</em></p><p class="normal"><em></em><em> A total of 167 data of taboo expressions were found in the movie which were classified into eight categories including sexual references (41%), offensive slang (25%), profanity or blasphemy (11%), scatological references and disgusting object (10%), insulting references to perceived psychological, physical, or social deviations (7%), animal names (2%), ancestral allusions (2%), and ethnic-racial-gender slurs (1%). </em><em>The analysis of translation technique by the two translators shows that in total there are eleven translation techniques, namely maintaining with the same lexical items, maintaining with different lexical items, mitigating with same lexical items, mitigating with different lexical items, generalization, deletion, translating to proper interjection, euphemism, reformulation, substitution and literal translation.</em><em> </em><em>The findings provide useful data within descriptive translation studies; nevertheless, they cannot be generalized since the study is limited by relatively small data</em></p>
Own the Fall
Authors: Anderson Paul A. , Magaziner Jay S. , Mendelson Daniel Ari , Switzer Julie A. 
Published: June 2021

Abstract:
Falls are the most common cause of injury to older patients, resulting in >3 million emergency room visits per year and 290,000 hip fractures annually in the United States. Orthopaedic surgeons care for the majority of these patients; however, they are rarely involved in the assessment of fall risk and providing prevention strategies. Falls also occur perioperatively (e.g., in patients with arthritis and those undergoing arthroplasty). Preoperatively, up to 40% of patients awaiting joint arthroplasty sustain a fall, and 20% to 40% have a fall postoperatively. Risk factors for falls include intrinsic factors such as age and comorbidities that are not modifiable as well as extrinsic factors, including medication reconciliation, improvement in the environment, and the management of modifiable comorbidities that can be optimized. Simple in-office fall assessment tools are available that can be adapted for the orthopaedic practice and be used to identify patients who would benefit from rehabilitation. Orthopaedic surgeons should incorporate these strategies to improve care and to reduce fall risk and associated adverse events.
Survive, Revive, Thrive: Chapter 8: Trade Winds
Authors: Blasingame Tom 
Published: June 2021

Aging is not lost youth, but a new stage of opportunity and strength. - Betty Friedan, American feminist, 1921-2006 (Cofounder of the National Organization for Women)

Where Are We Going?
If one does not know to which port one is sailing, no wind is favorable. - Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Roman statesman, 4 BC-65 AD
The most challenging aspect of creating a monthly column is to try to balance mission (i.e., long-term strategy), contemporary events (i.e., things happening now), and the urgent (i.e., news you need to know). This column will have a bit of all three.
I chose “trade winds” as the theme for this article. As every sailor knows, you must tack to where the wind is, not where you want it to be. I know that every student and Young Professional is waiting for the wind to align with their path. Frankly, I cannot promise that will happen anytime soon, but I can promise it will happen.
To borrow a phrase, “patience or pivot” is on everyone’s mind right now. What I would point out is that we have already done both; we have been patient and we have pivoted. I believe that our pivot has been to see the strength and missions of our industry as never before. This is not just in terms of the financial recovery that will significantly enhance activity across all sectors of our industry, but also the impact of having secure and cost-effective energy to power that economy and to provide so many direct benefits to society.
My goal as SPE President is to ensure that every initiative that can be considered is considered, that every member feels valued, that their voice is heard, and most of all, that we collectively and proactively work to build the future of our industry.
As an adolescent, a family member once told me that “sentimentality is the worst investment advisor.” Obviously, this advice was given as I was about to invest in something stupid and my family member used it as a moment to educate me. I confess it took a while to sink in, but it is true. We must be realistic about the value generated by our investments in life (e.g., time, education, personal relationships, and of course, money). SPE must make investments to remain relevant, and frankly, I need your support to ensure those investments are both wise and appropriate.
Dynamic Simulation in Deep Water Enhances Operations From Design to Production
Authors: Carpenter Chris 
Published: June 2021

This article, written by JPT Technology Editor Chris Carpenter, contains highlights of paper OTC 30838, “Shell Appomattox Model-Based Operations From Design to Production: A Game Changer in Gulf of Mexico Deepwater Operation,” by Robert Tulalian, Shell, and Evan Keever and Ankur Rastogi, Kongsberg, prepared for the 2020 Offshore Technology Conference, originally scheduled to be held in Houston, 4–7 May. The paper has not been peer reviewed. Copyright 2020 Offshore Technology Conference. Reproduced by permission.
The complete paper discusses how large operations such as Appomattox in the Gulf of Mexico’s deepwater Norphlet formation can use an integrated dynamic simulation-based solution throughout the project life cycle to aid in design verification, operator training, startup support, and real-time surveillance. The authors write that their recommendations and findings can be applied to similar project implementation efforts elsewhere in the industry.

Introduction
The Appomattox development spans Mississippi Canyon Blocks 348, 391, 392, and 393. Peak production rates are estimated to be approximately 175,000 BOE/D, with water injection planned for the future to support reservoir pressures. Appomattox includes a combined cycle steam system, using process waste heat to generate steam. This steam can be used to drive a generator, providing extra power for the facility. The Appomattox facility can be seen in Fig. 1.
A multipurpose dynamic simulator (MPDS) was developed to address the inherent complexities of the Appomattox system, providing a high-fidelity integrated model that simulates both top-sides and subsea process conditions. This model was integrated with the Appomattox control system and deployed in a setup to mimic the offshore control room, creating a realistic training environment for operators. The MPDS was completed over 1 year before first oil, providing ample time for operator training and other use cases such as distributed-control-system (DCS) checkout and engineering studies.
Because of the success of the MPDS, the operator applied the existing Appomattox model to the operation phase through the creation of a real-time surveillance system (RTS). Connecting the process model to the facility’s historian by open-platform communications (OPC) enables the RTS to serve as a virtual copy of the live facility, mimicking process conditions in real time. This enables the RTS to serve as a platform for useful surveillance applications such as virtual flow metering, blockage detection, and equipment-performance monitoring.

Process Model Development
Once the decision to build an MPDS was made, the project team determined which systems would be included in the scope of the model as well as what data would be used for input and validation. Because the MPDS would be used for both engineering and operations use, most systems were included in the scope and modeled at high fidelity to maximize potential benefits.
Drilling Dynamics, Mechanical Specific Energy Data Help Drill Record Extended-Reach Well
Authors: Carpenter Chris 
Published: June 2021

This article, written by JPT Technology Editor Chris Carpenter, contains highlights of paper SPE 203335, “Using MSE and Downhole Drilling Dynamics in Achieving a Record Extended-Reach Well Offshore Abu Dhabi,” by Nashat Abbas and Jamal Al Nokhatha, ADNOC, and Luis Salgado, Halliburton, et al., prepared for the 2020 Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference, Abu Dhabi, held virtually 9–12 November. The paper has not been peer reviewed.
Complex extended-reach-drilling (ERD) wells often present challenges with regard to geological aspects of data requirement and transmittal, reactive geosteering response times, and accuracy of well placement. Such scenarios may require innovative approaches in Middle East carbonate reservoirs. The objective of the complete paper is to illustrate that, by assessing the details of reservoir geology and key operational markers relevant for best practices, drilling approaches can be customized for each reservoir or scenario.

Reservoir Background and Geology
The planned reservoir section is a single horizontal of approximately 25,000-ft lateral length at a spacing of 250 m from adjacent injectors. The well was drilled from an artificial island. Field A, a shallow-water oil field, is the second-largest offshore field and the fourth-largest field in the world.
Horizontal drilling was introduced in 1989, and an extensive drilling campaign has been implemented since then using steerable drilling technologies. This study is concerned only with wells drilled to develop Reservoir B in Field A, which contributes to the main part of initial oil in place and production.
The thick limestone reservoir is subdivided into six porous layers, labeled from shallow to deep as A, B, C, D, E, and F. Each porous layer is separated by thin, low-porosity stylolites. The reservoir sublayer B, consisting of approximately 18-ft-thick calcareous limestones, was selected as the target zone for the 25,420-ft horizontal section.
ERD, constructed on artificial islands, began on 2014 with a measured depth (MD)/true vertical depth (TVD) ratio approaching 2.2:1 or 2.4:1. A recent ERD well, Well A, was drilled at the beginning of 2020 with a MD/TVD ratio of 5:1. This value is a clear indication of progressively increasing challenges since the start of the project.
Mechanical specific energy (MSE) has long been used to evaluate and enhance the rate of penetration (ROP); however, its use as an optimization tool in ERD wells has not been equally significant. This may have been mostly because of historical use of surface-measured parameters, which do not necessarily indicate the energy required to destroy the rock, particularly in ERD wells. Using optimization tools as part of the bottomhole assembly (BHA) downhole close to the bit provides actual weight-on-bit (WOB) and torque-on-bit (TOB) applied to the drilling bit to destroy the rock and, thus, results in more-representative MSE measurements to optimize drilling parameters and ROP in ERD wells.