bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Marine Reserves and Local Fisheries-an Interactive Simulation
Authors: Brumbaugh Daniel , Naro-Maciel Eugenia 
Published: November 2024

Worldwide, many local fisheries are declining. Coral-reef fisheries in particular are especially susceptible to overfishing and habitat degradation, and it is increasingly important to try to balance the needs of dependent local fisheries and marine biodiversity conservation. This interactive simulation allows students to explore the factors that influence fishery sustainability and see how marine reserves can work. Based on research from the Bahamas, the activity focuses on three important fisheries species: the queen conch, the Nassau grouper, and the spiny lobster. For more information please visit: http://ncep.amnh.org/marine_simulation/
Promoting Partnerships with Parents in Preschool Programs: Does the Number of Classroom Sessions a Day Matter?
Authors: Thompson Paula , Marvin Christine , Knoche Lisa 
Published: November 2024

Positive parent-teacher relationships are associated with positive child outcomes (Minke, 2010).Â Teachersâ€™ work contexts, such as the number of children/families each teacher serves each day/week and a teacherâ€™s self-efficacy may influence teachersâ€™ abilities to build those relationships.Â Participants in this pilot study included families of children enrolled in publicly- funded preschool programs and their teachers.Â To assess their perceptions of self-efficacy regarding parent-teacher relationships, preschool teachers completed the Teacher Efficacy for Promoting Partnerships Scale (Moen, Sheridan, & White, 2016).Â Findings suggest that preschool programs using a single all-day session model with fewer children and families assigned per teacher, may permit teachers to more quickly establish partnerships with parents, or at least establish a confidence in working with parents sooner in the relationship than teachers assigned to teach to double (two half-day) sessions each day.Â
Green Synthesis And Photoluminesce Study Of Dy Doped CaCo3
Authors: Bilal Muhammad , Ali Majid , Haider Hammad , Anwar Saeed , Ahmad Salman , Jamshed Muhammad 
Published: November 2024

In this study, we used water-soluble polysaccharides from melon to develop a new green method for the biological production of calcium carbonate crystals. SEM, FT-IR spectroscopy, and X-ray powder diffractometry were used to examine the resulting crystals. The host material is prepared with the amount of 5.549gm CaCl2 and 5.2994gm Na2CO3. In the sintering process, the sample is subjected to its melting temperature in a furnace and then cooled evenly. The phosphor CaCO3 is doped with differing proportions of Dy and SEM micrographs validate the material's nanostructure, which is essential for luminescence. By Dy doping with CaCO3, then crystal structure of a molecule shows prominent XRD peaks. In UV photoluminescence spectra, the greatest emission peak is at 578nm while slake curve shows that for 3 mol% Dy concentrations, show higher luminescence intensity. As the Dy concentration rises over 3 mol%, the brightness intensity decreases due to quenching phenomena.
Kepemimpinan Perguruan Tinggi dalam Pengembangan Profesionalisme Dosen
Authors: Saefrudin  
Published: November 2024

The development of lecturer professionalism in this research refers to education and training based on Law No. 14 of 2005 concerning the duties and functions of lecturers in implementing the tri dharma of higher education, responding to social change, and the era of globalization. This research aims to analyze and discover the education Leadership Style in Developing Lecturer Professionalism at UNHASY Jombang, Higher Education Leadership Strategy in Developing Lecturer Professionalism at UNHASY Jombang Lecturer Responses to Developing Lecturer Professionalism at UNHASY Jombang This research uses a qualitative approach, type of case study with a multisite design (case study). Data collection techniques use in-depth interviews, participant observation, and documentation. Data analysis includes single-case and cross-case data analysis, using the Miles Huberman model of data analysis techniques: data presentation, data reduction, and concluding. Data checking for data validity is carried out through credibility, transferability, dependability, and confirmability. The results of this research are as follows; The leadership style applies formal, charismatic symbolic leadership, the indicators are recognition of legality, clear direction of vision, knowing one's strengths, and giving authority to subordinates. Leaders behave as: communicative, motivative, visionary educators, managers, and leaders; who can build an optimistic spirit, Leadership strategies through persuasive approaches, communication, motivators, delegation, education, training to internalize Islamic boarding school values, improving welfare, partnerships, optimizing lecturer administration SOP systems and infrastructure; building trust to produce subordinate staff who have loyalty and integrity; Response to the development of lecturer professionalism carried out by leaders; first, the lecturer's response supports the indicators: loyalty, need for achievement, doing the best, work is worship; secondly, the lecturer's response is not supportive, the indicator is that they are not happy: it is difficult to accept change, transition, maintaining bad old traditions, low levels of increasing one's potential. Based on the substantive findings above, the formal findings in this research are "Formal Charismatic Symbolic Leadership.
Pemanfaatan Media Pembelajaran dalam Pembelajaran SKI
Authors: Saputri Nadia , Hidayati Noorazmah 
Published: November 2024

History of Islamic Cultural lessons are lessons that are closely related to past events, so that in the learning process many teachers only teach SKI material by simply telling their students. Of course in teaching and learning activities, a student who is only given a story by his teacher over time experiences boredom in learning, therefore a teacher is required to be more creative, innovative and progressive in providing learning to students so as to create a learning that is fun and even impressive . Therefore, a teacher should or should be in a digital era like this, it's time to use the media in the learning process in class. learning media is very helpful for a teacher to deliver his material so that it is easier and more enjoyable for students to accept. As for the media that can be used in SKI learning, at least two of the learning media can be used, namely Visual media which is divided into visuals that are silent or not projected and motion or projected visual media. Whereas the second use of instructional media in learning SKI is audio visual media which can be in the form of historical films or documentaries on the History of Islamic Culture.
Experience of Surgical Treatment of Tuberculous and Nonspecific Spondylitis with a Barrier Collagen Membrane to Stimulate Osteogenesis in the Site of Bone Block Formation
Authors: Peretsmanas E. O. , Bezzubov A. A. , Nikolaev N. N. , Chumakov V. A. , Golubenkov I. V. 
Published: November 2024

The objective: to increase effectiveness of surgical treatment of infectious spondylitis with impaired support function of the spinal column through the combined use of a titanium cylindrical block mesh, a resorbable double-sided collagen membrane and an osteoconductor to achieve successful spinal fusion.Subjects and Methods. A prospective monocenter cohort study included 17 patients with infectious spondylitis who were operated with anterior spinal fusion with a titanium mesh graft filled with an osteoconductor and delimited by a barrier double-sided collagen membrane. In the postoperative period, antibacterial treatment was administered based according to the results of bacteriological tests of biological specimensl. Formation of the bone block (spondylodesis) was evaluated by the scale for assessing the fusion of the graft with the bed of the cranial and caudal vertebrae.Results. 6 months after surgery, the fusion of the graft with the bed of the supporting vertebra according to the Baulin scale was 4.5 ± 0.4 scores on the average. In 5 (29%) patients, a clear, homogeneous bone block with a transition of bone beams was achieved after surgery which amounted to 5 scores by the Baulin scale.
PENGARUH MINAT TERHADAP HASIL BELAJAR MATEMATIKA SISWA
Authors: Atikah Nur , Jumrah Jumrah 
Published: November 2024

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh minat belajar matematika dengan hasil belajar matematika VIII SMP Negeri 3 Patampanua. Metode penelitian yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah metode Ex-Post Facto dengan pendekatan kuantitatif. Populasi dari penelitian ini adalah siswa kelas VIII di SMP Negeri 3 Patampanua sebanyak 42 siswa. Sedangkan sampel dalam penelitian ini adalah siswa kelas VIII.1 dan VIII.2 sebanyak 42 siswa, dengan menggunakan teknik proportionate stratified random sampling. Teknik pengumpulan data menggunakan observasi (pengamatan), kuesioner (angket) dan dokumentasi. Observasi dan dokumentasi digunakan untuk melakukan pengamatan dan mendata jumlah siswa. Angket digunakan untuk mengungkap variabel pengaruh minat terhadap hasil belajar siswa. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa antara variabel minat belajar terhadap hasil belajar matematika SMP Negeri 3 Patampanua terdapat pengaruh yang positif. Hal ini ditunjukkan melalui hasil dari atau 4,08. Karena nilai lebih besar dari pada Maka hipotesis nol ( ) ditolak dan hipotesis a ( ) atau hipotesis alternatif diterima. Ini menunjukkan bahwa terdapat pengaruh antara minat belajar terhadap hasil belajar matematika siswa kelas VIII SMP Negeri 3 Patampanua sifatnya positif dan signifikan. Jadi, hipotesis awal benar yang menyatakan bahwa terdapat pengaruh yang positif dan signifikan antara minat belajar dengan hasil belajar matematika siswa kelas VIII SMP Negeri 3 Patampanua.
Revolutionizing Justice: Strategic Approaches to AI in Pakistan’s Courts
Authors: Abdul Salam Soomro  , Khurram Baig  , Shahzad Manzoor Khan  , Naveed Ahmed Laghari  
Published: November 2024

The implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in the judicial system of Pakistan deals encouraging solutions to the challenges in order to inefficiency, case backlogs and access to justice. The proposed Smart Court System (SCS) would modernize judicial procedures, including digital case management, e-filing, and the auto-generation of court orders. Key components of the module include AI-Assisted Workflow and Decision Support, which offers predictive case analysis, automated document drafting, and resource optimization across jurisdictions. AI-based sentiment analysis also enhanced fairness by detecting biases in court transcripts. Additionally, the inclusion of Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) mechanisms, supported by AI-driven bargaining tools, are expanded access to justice for geographically distant and differently-abled individuals, further enhancing judicial inclusivity. AI-Powered Legal Research revolutionized the speed and accuracy of case law retrieval and document drafting, while advanced encryption and anomaly detection systems will ensure the integrity and security of court data. Moreover, Judicial Efficiency Tools integrated with AI improve case management through predictive modeling, performance metric tracking, and resource allocation, reducing court backlogs and streamlining criminal and civil proceedings. Public engagement tools, including AI chatbots and virtual court systems, will increase accessibility and participation for all citizens, promoting transparency and accountability within the judicial framework. Through integration and interoperability, the AI module will connect various judicial platforms and law enforcement agencies, fostering collaboration and data sharing. Advanced Analytical Tools will allow the judicial system to employ predictive modeling and trend detection, providing insights for strategic case planning and judicial reform.
AGAINST OCCUPATION
Authors: Jacobs Jason 
Published: November 2024

Late last year John Caughie published an essay (in
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Screen
</em>
vol 51 no 4 [Winter 2010]). Entitled ‘Mourning Television: the other screen’ his article characterised contemporary television in terms of decline, decadence and loss. I have responded to this elsewhere (
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Screen
</em>
vol 52 no 4 [Winter 2011]) but here I want to address its key moment of
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praise
</em>
for television which comes at the
GOING OVER TO THE DARK SIDE
Authors: Akass Kim 
Published: November 2024

I have, both on this blog and elsewhere, moaned long and hard about the evil TV snatcher Rupert Murdoch. Like The Child Catcher in
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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
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Murdoch dresses up his new channel, Sky Atlantic, as a glossy and shiny treat that will give TV viewers the shows that we would otherwise be denied.
MERDE, DOUBLAGE INDISPONIBLE! [OMG IT’S NOT DUBBED]
Authors: Ellis John 
Published: November 2024

Channel 4, Sunday at 9pm, the slot that gave us Homeland launched a new series
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The Returned
</em>
. The trailer told us that this is “the no.1 French thriller”, perhaps a bit of an exaggeration for a series that had an average audience of less than 1.5 million on Canal+, 23.3% of the subscribership for this subscription service.
LIFE, DEATH AND THE GAME IN THE BIGGEST LOSER
Authors: Ramsay Debra 
Published: November 2024

There are times when television rules our house. There are certain shows we watch with an intense level of concentration and involvement that even prohibits exchanging opinions until the credits roll. At other times, television functions as background, or ‘white’ noise, much as radio once did, and perhaps still does, while other activities are taking place in the home.
WHEN SOMETHING GOES WRONG…
Authors: Ellis John 
Published: November 2024

As the whole world is about to discover, Britain is more than usually wet this year. As Charlie Brooker puts it, we will be trying to stage the Olympics under water. So imagine my delight at BBC One’s latest primetime miniseries
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Blackout.
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It’s a drama of political corruption, set in a rainsodden city dominated by Victorian buildings with a drastic shortage of lighting.
THE TROUBLE WITH CALLING PEOPLE ‘TALENTED’: BROADCASTING’S SEARCH FOR DIVERSITY AND DIVERSITY’S SEARCH FOR BROADCASTING
Authors: Horton Erica 
Published: November 2024

At the end of March I was invited to take part in the University of Glasgow’s RSE funded workshop series “Shaping Scotland’s Talent: Change, Flexibility and New Pathways in the Screen Industries”. It was a fascinating event with a broad range of policy makers, broadcasters and academics giving position pieces on their experiences with fostering creative talent and open discussions about how, in particular, diversity of talent can be
BENEFITS STREET – WHO BENEFITS?
Authors: Ellis John 
Published: November 2024

Who would have thought that the company behind the cuddly
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Great British Bake Off
</em>
format would be embroiled in one of the biggest documentary ethics blow-ups of recent years? Love Productions is indeed behind both
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Bake Off
</em>
and
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Benefits Street
</em>
, a five-part Channel 4 series that has “prompted a storm of protest” and a 38 Degrees online petition signed by 50,000
Four billion
Authors: Sadki Reda 
Published: November 2024

A few months ago, a malaria guy showed me the $20 dumb Nokia phones he buys in a Geneva convenience store and then gives out to trainees who then use it to collect data via SMS text messages. ARM says that the US$20 smart phone (read: Android with an ARM chip) will arrive this year. At stake: how to get the next four billion people online.
The Effect Of Marketing and Market Knowledge In Achieving Sustainable Marketing Performance
Authors: Ahmed Kadem Abed AL Aboudy  , Nadia Kazem Awad Hussein  , Majid Fahem Jaafar  
Published: November 2024

The current research collected and studied the three variables that the previous researches are not gathered together.The research aims to find out the effect of marketing and market knowledge in achieving sustainable marketing performance through stated and procedural knowledge represented by marketing thinking to help reach marketing goals by relying on marketing data and information obtained from the market to provide new capabilities and distinct competitive capabilities. The research was applied to a sample of individuals working in Iraqi industrial companies, including the managers, as well as heads of departments and directors of divisions and units.. The focus was on the General Company for Batteries Manufacturing with its two factories, namely the Babel Factory (1) and the Babel Factory (2). A questionnaire was designed to be consistent with purposes of research and its hypothesis. Questionnaires were distributed (122), and (120) Questionnaires were retrieved from them for statistical analysis, i.e. with rate of (98.3%). The research touched a set of deductions, the most significant of which was that marketing and marketing knowledge helps in achieving sustainable marketing performance by carrying out distinct activities, searching for information and knowledge related to customers and competitors, and surveying the market in the long term, it has become an important element in achieving success for contemporary organizations. The research recommends the need to increase companies' interest in market knowledge, and to take the necessary measures to enable them to benefit from this knowledge in creating marketing human capital capable of raising the efficiency of sustainable marketing performance of these companies in short and long term.
INFLUENCE OF PACKAGING DESIGN AND PRODUCT QUALITY ON CUSTOMER SATISFACTION OF JANJI JIWA JILID 656 MALANG CITY
Authors: Mikona Martina Putri , Wijayanti Rena Feri 
Published: November 2024

Background. Product packaging design does hold an important influence in efforts to improve product quality to increase satisfaction with a product. Product quality can motivate purchases by increasing customer satisfaction, quality products will make customers feel satisfied. One of the newcomer brands in the coffee shop business in Malang City. Janji Jiwa Jilid 656 coffee shop is one of the local coffee franchises under PT Lunar Boga.
Research Purpose. This study aimed to analyse packaging design and product quality affect customer satisfaction at Janji Jiwa Jilid 656 Malang City.
Research Method. This research used quantitative research methods. The collection technique was obtained from a questionnaire. Sampling used non-probality sampling with purposive sampling method with a total sample 100 respondents of Janji Jiwa Jilid 656 Malang City customers. The questionnaire results observed from a Likert scale.
Findings. Variables X1 (Packaging Design), X2 (Product Quality), and Y (Customer Satisfaction) are by the value of r-count> from r-table (0.196) and significance <0.05. Packaging design and product quality simultaneously have a significant effect on the satisfaction of Janji Jiwa Jilid 656 Malang City.
Conclusion. From the research results, it is hoped that Janji Jiwa Jilid 656 Malang City will ensure and maintain packaging design and product quality and make improvements. So that both aspects are in a stable condition and provide good preferences and can support business continuity and customers will always come back to Janji Jiwa Jilid 656 Malang City and create good customer satisfaction.
Cavalete automático para motor automotivo
Authors: De Souza Camargo Henrique , Rodrigo da Silva Rafael , Mendes Estoque Rodolpho , Raimundo Gomes Sinésio , Augusto da Silva Jonatan , Emerson Marim Tony 
Published: November 2024

O cavalete automático para motores é um projeto que visa desenvolver uma ferramenta automatizada com o intuito de melhorar os processos de manutenção e montagem de motores veiculares e estacionários. O principal objetivo é reduzir o esforço físico exigido do profissional, que atualmente precisa utilizar uma manivela para girar o motor, e otimizar o tempo necessário para realizar essas atividades. O projeto se fundamenta na plataforma Arduino, cuja implementação envolve o uso de botões e controle remoto infravermelho para controlar o posicionamento do motor. O uso de um motor de passo foi a solução escolhida para garantir a precisão no controle angular, permitindo a rotação do motor automotivo de forma controlada e exata, possibilitando movimentos de 90° em 90° e um giro livre, conforme a necessidade do usuário. O sistema permite a rotação nos sentidos horário e anti-horário, proporcionando maior flexibilidade e praticidade durante o processo. Essa automação confere ao dispositivo um caráter seguro e eficiente, contribuindo para que o usuário possa posicionar o motor de forma rápida e precisa, melhorando significativamente a qualidade e a agilidade das operações de manutenção e montagem. A aplicação do cavalete automático se estende tanto a oficinas mecânicas, que poderão se beneficiar da redução de tempo e esforço nos procedimentos cotidianos, quanto ao ambiente de ensino técnico, servindo como uma ferramenta didática para o aprendizado prático. Em conclusão, o projeto se mostra inovador e útil, oferecendo uma solução eficaz para otimizar o trabalho em oficinas e auxiliar na formação de futuros profissionais.
Screening Buccal Smear to Identify Cytological Alterations Brought on by Hormone Therapy
Authors: Fadwa Mohammed Ebraheem  , Alkhair Abd Almahmoud Idris  , Mudather Elnoor Younis  
Published: November 2024

Objective: To assess the differences in buccal cytology changes caused by hormone therapy in Sudanese women with breast and endometrial malignancies by comparing wet fixed and air dry H&E stained buccal smear samples. Method: The eight-month study period ran from October 2015 to May 2016. The practical inquiry began in November 2015, and during that time, data gathering, a literature review, and research script typing were completed. One hundred participants had buccal smear samples taken, and these were ready for H&E staining using a wet and dry procedure on women receiving hormone medication. Results: The wet method produced buccal smears with pathology that was 56% malignant, 34% inflammatory, and 10% normal; the dry method produced identical results. The wet method produced excellent (40%), very well (28%), well (20%), acceptable (8%) and bad (4%) affinity, which was in line with the results of the dry method. There were no appreciable variations in the pathology and affinity of the wet and dry-prepared buccal smears (P = 0.14 and 0.0011 > 0.05). The cancerous The pathology of wet and dry buccal smears was reported in 7.7%, 47.1%, and 95% of the smears obtained from patients who had been on hormonal therapy for less than three years, three to nine years, and more than nine years, respectively. Wet and dry smears were reported in 20%, 21.1%, and 88.5% of the smears obtained from patients who had been on hormonal therapy once, twice, or three times a day, respectively. Conclusion: The pathology of the buccal smears showed significant differences based on the frequency and duration of hormone therapy.