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Our Father, Who Art in Heaven: reflecting on how Christian text can influence nonfiction writing
Authors: Simpson Janice 
Published: July 2021

Child adoption practices in twentieth century Australia were largely reliant on Christian agencies to facilitate the separation of child from mother and the subsequent re-homing of that child with others, almost always married couples referred as suitable parents by their local minister or priest. Stories told by adoptees are frequently stories of loss, grief and abandonment, as recorded in memoir, government inquiries and research studies. The creative work presented in this paper is titled another Exodus: men women leaving children. In this work I chose to ‘embody’ the ‘shell’ of the King James Version of the first two chapters in Exodus, a book in the Bible’s Old Testament. The work forms part of my broader study of experimental writing, in this case combining a bricolage approach to research with the hermit crab form of the lyric essay, undertaken during my creative practices research. The reader is invited to form fresh, and perhaps transformed, understandings of the impact of the Christian churches’ role in adoption policy and practice in Australia, and the subsequent effects of that influence and intervention on our collective cultural and emotional psyche.
Introduction: Life narrative in troubled times
Authors: and Donna Lee Brien Kylie Cardell, Kate Douglas, 
Published: July 2021

Life writing such as autobiography, biography and memoir continues to be popular with readers while new genres, for instance, on-line or in other public, performative iterations, also shift and grow. Both historically and in the current moment, life writing emerges to address issues of individual experience in relation to public record. Very often, such works also seek to engage with issues of justice or redress, particularly in relation to expressions of trauma or conflict. What role do life narrative texts play in troubled times? This special issue presents scholarly and creative work that seek sot respond to this question in particular. The writing and research here explores troubling subjects such as political injustice, moral panics, and family and interpersonal relationships. These works ‘trouble’ prevalent ideas, for instance about minority or marginal cultures to offer new ways of seeing the cultural work that diverse life narrative texts can perform
Do young people keep diaries anymore?: Instagram as life narrative
Authors: Douglas Kate 
Published: July 2021

In this article, I ‘trouble’ mainstream moral panics about children’s social media use. Respondents were invited to complete a survey that asks them to reflect on their use of Instagram as a form of diary-keeping. At a time when there is much negativity around young people’s use of social media, I explore how Instagram might be used by young people as a mode of cultural participation. This case study promotes a more nuanced understanding of young people’s everyday life storying and communication practices, and their relationships to certain publics or anticipated readers.
Life narratives and The Centre: a call for action
Authors: Loth Jo , Brock Ginna 
Published: July 2021

This paper explores the creative development of The Centre, an emerging play that reimagines Ancient Greek tragic characters as modern-day asylum seekers detained in an offshore detention centre. The construction of the play blends fictional character constructs of the Ancient Greek characters with information from reports on contemporary asylum seekers. While life narratives normally focus on the lived experience of one person, reimagined through a creative framework, The Centre uses multiple accounts of asylum seekers sourced from the public domain. The Centre is an attempt to work creatively at the borders of fiction and documentary theatre to highlight a contemporary issue through the self-conscious reframing of classical stories. This project has been supported by Playlab Australia and The Sunshine Coast Council Regional Arts Development Fund with feedback provided from dramaturges Peter Matheson and David Fenton. The play had an initial creative development with The Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble.
Time to remember: a portrait of my mother
Authors: Black Alison L 
Published: July 2021

This creative work is a personal response to difficult events. The matter of this work concerns the nature and processes of writing about universal themes of love and loss. It explores ‘Life Writing in Troubled Times’ through processes of storying an intimate and foundational relationship – a relationship which continues to have an active presence in my world and inner life. I am mourning my mother. She has been gone twelve years. Venturing into history, into what this amazing woman gave and has given to me, and as a way of mediating emotional pain, I play with concepts and expressions of time, while excavating deeper stories and past-present-future relationships. For me, and for my mother, writing has had an important role to play in processing life events and the human condition, in processing moments-years-decades of loss …and love. My mother’s own writing has supported a process of witnessing her life and lived experiences. It has offered a ‘protective workspace’ for my own contemplation and writing, magnifying my awareness of relationships and enabling a ‘being with’ and a ‘writing together’ even though she is no longer here (Walsh and Bai 2015: 26). Writing this piece sustains my connection to her in her absence. It offers a place to dwell amongst generational and everyday stories, the fragments that are known, read, or overheard. And, it creates new spaces – authentic, honouring, embodied, and generative spaces – enabling mourning, connection, responding and becoming.
Writing life as a method of discovery
Authors: Lynch Gay 
Published: July 2021

The death of an aunt, criminal charges against her daughter, and family management of that crisis drove me into research. The charge together with the press coverage of the case brought collective family shame. I wrote first to understand my cousin’s plight and secondly to avoid conflict with my father. Most writers draw on experiences shared with or contested by others. Some transform source characters in order to analyse ideas in cognitive mode but at arm’s length; others write to bear witness. Life writers frequently write perceivably true accounts. This paper will assert writers right to research experiences that belong to others whilst respecting vulnerable subjects. It relies on Anna Denejkina’s proposed model exo-autoethnography – that is writing trauma vicariously suffered through family or personal connections – for the purpose of representing and clarifying complex problems, short-circuiting authorial paralysis, and expanding empathy.
Surrogacy and HIV: features of a clinical case in comorbid cancer
Authors: Lisovskaya T. V. , Smirnova S. S. , Gzgyan A. M. , Kireev D. E. , Salimov D. F. , Popov R. E. , Буев Ю. Е. 
Published: July 2021

Introduction. A significant increase in the quality and increase in the life expectancy of HIV patients during treatment with antiretroviral drugs necessitates the implementation of the reproductive function in these patients. The participation of a surrogate mother in the treatment of infertility in HIV-infected potential parents, vided by the Russian legislation, requires additional solutions to a number of clinical and organizational problems. The aim was to substantiate a surrogacy program as a method of choice for the treatment of infertility in patients with HIV-positive status and comorbid cancer and also a multidisciplinary approach to organizing it on the example of a specific clinical situation and based on the analysis literature data.Materials. We report a case of using a surrogacy program for a married couple with a positive HIV status in the 4th stage of the disease using the husband's sperm and donor oocytes. The use of donor oocytes in this situation is due to the onset of menopause against the background of a comorbid severe cancer that required multiple courses of chemotherapy.Conclusion. Potential biological parents with a positive HIV status in stage 4 of the disease may have a comorbid oncological pathology, which in itself, as well as its treatment, contributes to a decrease in fertility, and for the future biological mother, it is an obstacle to independently carrying a pregnancy. In this regard, the surrogacy program is the method of choice for the treatment of infertility in this clinical situation. It is advisable for obstetricians-gynecologists (reproductologists) to inform the surrogate mother about the potential risks of infection with the participation of genetic parents with HIV-positive status at various stages of IVF and about preventive measures during gestation in conjunction with the infectious disease specialist of the regional centers for the prevention and control of AIDS.
Peptide hormone relaxin: from molecular effects to clinical results
Authors: Prokhorova O. V. , Olina A. A. , Tolibova G. Kh. , Tral T. G. 
Published: July 2021

Introduction.The peptide hormone relaxin, which is produced by cells of the corpus luteum during and outside pregnancy, has a huge number of clinically significant effects, mediating many biological mechanisms, including antifibrotic, vasodilatory, angiogenic, anti-inflammatory and antiapoptotic effects.Purpose of the study:based on the study of modern literature data, to analyze the results of scientific research, representing the current system of views on the physiological and pathophysilogical effects of relaxin.Materials and methods.A study f scientific publications for the period from 2005 to 2020 in e PubMed and Elibrary databases was carried out using the keywords: relaxin, pregnancy, relaxin signaling pathway, reproductive system, extracellular matrix.Results and Discussion.The study of modern views on the physiology of relaxin has shown that this hormone mediates its effects by binding to the specific receptor RXFP1, which is localized in a large number of reproductive nonproductive tissues. Relaxin performs many functions related to the remodeling of the extracellular matrix and vasculature. The main uterotropic effects of this peptide include stimulation of growth and vascularization of the uterus, remodeling of extracellular matrix components, and regulation of vascular endothelial growth factor in preparation for implantation.Conclusion.The progress of the last decade in understanding the biochemistry of the hormone relaxin has formed the basis for a deeper penetration into all the variety of its physiological roles. The participation of relaxin in the mechanisms of relaxation of the myometrium during pregnancy, remodeling of the connective tissue of target organs in the antenatal period creases its potential clinical significance. The prospect of a possible therapeutic use of relaxin preparations in stimulating antenatal transformation of the cervix, in vitro fertilization, therapy of preeclampsia, acute heart failure and myocardial ischemia turns it into a potential therapeutic agent for these pathological conditions.
Conceptual review of asepsis, antisepsis & sterilization in Ayurveda
Authors: Andhare Rushikesh Jagannath 
Published: July 2021

Sterilization is the process of freeing an article, a surface or a medium of all microorganisms. Asepsis is the state of being free from or keeping away disease-producing microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, etc. For the success of any surgical treatment Sterilization and Aseptic precautions are of prime importance. Lack of sterilization and aseptic precautions leads to complications, infection, delayed wound healing, etc. Now a days in modern era there are various chemical & physical methods of sterilization. But the concept of ancient Sterilization and Asepsis is same, cost effective, having medicinal values also. The ancient Acharyas used Agni (Fire), Kwath (Decoction) & various medicated fumigating yogs to protect Atur (patient) from different organisms. The ancient Acharyas mentioned various Dhoopan with Rkashoghanyadravyas for sterilization of OT rooms with that explain some aseptic precautions. So, an effort is made to establish an Ayurvedic sterilization and Aseptic Technique in this era.
Role of Dashmool Taila Janubasti in Janu Sandhigat vata
Authors: Mali Pravin 
Published: July 2021

Abstract:
Due to sedentary lifestyle and lack of exercise oseto-artritis i.e sandhigat vata is common in productive age group Sandhigata vata is a common vata predominant disorder. It begins asymptomatically in 2nd & 3rd decade . 90% of all people have radiographic features in the weight-bearing joints mainly the knee joint by the age of 40. In Sandhigata vata mostly janusandhi and some other major joints i.e.hip, knee, shoulder, etc. are involved. Out of these janu sandhi is commonly involved since it is weight-bearing joint and improper habit of standing and walking. Janu Sandhigata vata is caused by 2 factors i.e. a)Avarana janya and b)Dhatu kshaya janya. In this trial dhatukshaya janya Sandhigata vata was taken ,which is also known as nirupstambhit janu Sandhigata vata i.e osteoarthritis). To overcome this problem patients take regularly take NSAIDs, analgesic drugs, and steroids to relive the pain, but do not achieve good health. As there is no cure or ideal conservative management for this disease, this study definitely have good clinical results over modern medicine.
To evaluate the efficacy of Brahmi Ghrita in the management of Vishada (depression)
Authors: Mali Pravin 
Published: July 2021

Depressed mood, helplessness, worthlessness and hopelessness were the symptoms present in more than 95% of the subjects. 33 subjects displaying the symptoms of Vishada (Depression) within the inclusion criteria were included in the study. Subjects with suicidal tendencies, other psychiatric disorders, major depressive disorders, and pregnant women were excluded. A dose of 6 grams of Brahmi Ghrita was given twice a day. The effect of the therapy was assessed using Hamilton’s Depression Rating Scale, and Self prepared. Rating Scale of Vishada, based on the scoring achieved by the subject before and after treatment. The result of the study can be summarized as follows - the overall effect of the therapy proves that after thirty days of treatment many symptoms of depression decrease in magnitude, with statistical significance. The drugs present in Brahmi Ghrita are Srotoshodhaka and medhya (purify the channels of the body and improves intellectual ability), Vatanulomaka ( corrects the direction of the flow of vata), Vatahara (reduce the level of Vata present in the body), and stimulant in nature. These properties inherently remove the avarana of Kapha and act on Vata. At this juncture, we can conclude that Brahmi Ghrita has good results in managing Vishada (Depression), within thirty days of treatment.
ANALYSIS OF IMMIGRATION ADMINISTRATION SANCTIONS ON FOREIGNERS IN INDONESIA
Authors: Wilonotomo Wilonotomo 
Published: July 2021

According to selective policy, only foreigners that can be beneficial for the welfare of the community, the nation and of the republic of indonesia and harmless security and order and not hostile good against the people, and the unitary state of the republic of indonesia which is permitted to enter or leave Indonesia. While the stranger who do dangerous activity and worthy of expected harm safety and public order or does not do legislations must be charged with the immigration administration sanction.The immigration administration sanction can be because the person is cubject to detterence, that is a ban on entering Indonesia territory.The most common immigration administration sanction is deportation, deportation is the act of forcibly removing foreigners of the indonesian territory.
COMPETENCY OF PRIVATE EMPLOYEES IN IMMIGRATION WORK UNITS
Authors: Ardyaningtyas Riri , Widyanto Guntur 
Published: July 2021

Role of public relation as government media of publication can not be underestimated. The dissemination of information that spread rapidly by internet, government can take the advantage it as a tool for dissemination of information for services information or government’s programmes. A good information will come from employee who have a good competence in public relation. In other way, public relation activity should be supported by good infrastructure. In reality, many employee in office’s public relation do not have an enough competence. It has a strong influence for the quality of information. This research that measure people’s satisfication of public information that they have got and employee’s competence in public relations has a good result for people’s satisfication for public information. But, there are many lacks from employee’s competence in public relation. In the future, it’s important to make a public relations training or improve some infrastructure that supported for public relations activity.
Problems of Spanish culture periodization and determination
Authors: Gorshkova K. 
Published: July 2021

This article examines the specificity of the formation of the culture of Spain, which is determined by its unique complex historical fate. The Iberian Peninsula was inhabited by various peoples, which determined the vector of the formation of Spanish culture as a mixture of mutually influencing cultures.The European culture traditional periodization, describing Western European countries' culture development, passing through Antiquity, the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, the Enlightenment, Romanticism, the era of cultural and historical change, Modern and Postmodern, does not work on Spanish cultural material.The complexity, uneven development of the history of Spain, the history of Spanish culture for a long time left aside fundamentally important issues - Spanish culture specific culturalfeatures definition, that create its unique cultural code.
Springs of the folk soul: from the history of the formation of Kazan culture of the XX century
Authors: Kalimullina O. 
Published: July 2021

The article attempts to systematize the historical stages of the formation of the Orchestra of Folk Instruments of the Republic of Tatarstan, which is led by the People's Artist of Russia, Professor A.I. Shutikov. Creative connections of the collective are revealed, the foundations of the creative orientation of the leader and musicians are formulated. The activities of the orchestra are regarded as an important segment of the Republic of Tatarstan culture.
International legal description of crimes in the field of culture and art
Authors: Valeev R. , Mezyaev A. , Motrokhin E. , Lestev A. 
Published: July 2021

The article deals with international crimes related to cultural heritage. The current international legal framework for the protection of cultural heritage and the prosecution of persons, involved in cultural crimes, is being analyzed. The authors attempted to classify Che types of crimes, gave international legal characteristics to attribute the crime to the relevant field of international legal regulation, and also presented examples from legal practice. The article uses methods of interpretation of law, analytical methods, methods of comparative law, as well as classification and typology.
POLITICA ENERGETICĂ A FEDERAȚIEI RUSE, INSTRUMENT DE AFIRMARE A STATUTULUI DE MARE PUTERE
Authors: BĂNCILĂ Andi Mihail 
Published: July 2021

Dezintegrarea URSS, produsă în decembrie 1991, a marcat, din punct de vedere istoric, finalul Războiului Rece. Foarte mulți dintre analiștii de politică externă s-au grăbit să afirme că Federația Rusă a încetat să mai reprezinte o amenințare pentru lumea occidentală. În ciuda faptului că s-a confruntat cu o multitudine de probleme economice, sociale și militare, sub conducerea lui Vladimir Putin, statul rus a reușit să renască. Revenirea miraculoasă a Federației Ruse a fost posibilă ca urmare a implementării cu succes a unei politici de centralizare economică, ce s-a suprapus cu o perioadă de creștere, la nivel global, a prețurilor la hidrocarburi. Prosperitatea economică a încurajat guvernul rus să revină la vechile practici din perioada sovietică, reușind să dezechilibreze fragilele state din Europa de Est și să pună din nou în pericol pacea întregului continent.
Dezintegrarea URSS, produsă în decembrie 1991, a marcat, din punct de vedere istoric, finalul Războiului Rece. Foarte mulți dintre analiștii de politică externă s-au grăbit să afirme că Federația Rusă a încetat să mai reprezinte o amenințare pentru lumea occidentală. În ciuda faptului că s-a confruntat cu o multitudine de probleme economice, sociale și militare, sub conducerea lui Vladimir Putin, statul rus a reușit să renască. Revenirea miraculoasă a Federației Ruse a fost posibilă ca urmare a implementării cu succes a unei politici de centralizare economică, ce s-a suprapus cu o perioadă de creștere, la nivel global, a prețurilor la hidrocarburi. Prosperitatea economică a încurajat guvernul rus să revină la vechile practici din perioada sovietică, reușind să dezechilibreze fragilele state din Europa de Est și să pună din nou în pericol pacea întregului continent.
CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING BUILDING MOTOR SKILLS SPECIFIC TO MILITARY PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
Authors: PELMUȘ Alin 
Published: July 2021

In its first part, the article addresses issues related to the concept, characteristics and typology of motor skills. Subsequently, some evaluations related to the mechanism of building motor skills are revealed and their stages highlighted, insisting on the methodical ones. Throughout the article, opinions are also expressed about the complexity of the motor skills training process applicable in the military system and their special importance in combat training.

Keywords: motor skills; military training; formation; consolidation; improvement; complexity.
HAND-TO-HAND COMBAT WITH OR WITHOUT PORTABLE ARMAMENT ‒ FUNDAMENTAL ELEMENTS FOR THE TRAINING OF THE MODERN MILITARY
Authors: BĂIȚAN George-Florin 
Published: July 2021

Despite technological advances, hand-to-hand combat with or without portable armament remains a necessity in the contemporary operating environment, especially given the ambiguity of urban warfare and the close and regular interaction of the military with various adversaries (combatants or non-combatants) a wide range of situations in which force is used. Being a commitment between two or more people, in a confrontation in which ammunition is not used; training the military on hand-to-hand combat seems an important component that the military must consider in the physical preparation of the military for future conflicts. Cultivating courage to increase self-confidence is one of the most important benefits that hand-to-hand combat training can have. In a tense situation, having trained fighting skills in this regard can mean the difference between opening fire and escalating conflict, on the one hand, and avoiding disputes through a self-control approach to the factors that cause pain and fear, on the other hand.

Keywords: hand-to-hand combat; portable weapons; technical procedures; specific training; physical training, military physical education.