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Common Aspects of the Mosaics of Sardinia, North Africa and Iberian Peninsula in the Light of Recent Discoveries
Authors: QUATTROCCHI Luigi 
Published: July 2018

The article aims at understanding the common aspects of the new mosaics discovered comparing them to mosaics of North Africa and Iberian Peninsula. For the writing of this work, the teachings of the late Prof. Jose Maria Blázquez were handed down through a myriad of publications: A scholar who has always been busily occupied with all the mosaic art of the Mediterranean.The first part is dedicated to the geometric mosaics, two from “Domus dei Mosaici” and “Domus di Orfeo” (Turris Libisonis) and one from Sant’Imbenia, Alghero.The second part is dedicated to the figurative mosaics: Orpheus discovered in Turris Libisonis and a Head of Medusa discovered in Sant’Imbenia, Alghero.The ancient mosaics of Sardinia show the influence of nearby North Africa, not only in the figured mosaics but also and above all in the geometric mosaics. The cities in which we find more evidence of mosaics in Sardinia are: Nora, Porto Torres and Cagliari. But the city that in the last year is returning the greatest testimonies in terms of mosaics is the ancient Turris Libisonis.This article will not take into account all the recent discoveries, only the most significant and comprehensive to better explain the North African and Iberian influences: The mosaics that are not taken into consideration, in any case, are very similar to those examined here. It is hoped that in the future the archaeological excavations will bring to light new mosaics: So we can have more evidence to establish how much the North African influence was present in Sardinia.
Iconography and Re-Reading af a Gallo-Roman Mosaic with Multiple Decor of Vienne (Narbonensis)
Authors: VASSAL Véronique 
Published: July 2018

A large number of isolated panels of mosaics, discovered during the nineteenth century, have been preserved, sometimes forgotten in private collections and have not been studied. In many cases, we do not know their exact provenance. In the present article, we propose to study a panel of mosaic representing a deer, whose provenance is probably Vienne (Gallia Narbonensis) and is now kept in a private collection.This panel, according to comparisons with the other mosaics found at Vienne and in the two suburbs of Sainte-Colombe and Saint-Romain-en-Gal, seems to belong to a multiple decor pavement mentioned by Adrien Blanchet in the Inventaire des mosaïques de la Gaule in 1909. The mosaic of the deer is certainly a panel disappeared after its discovery in 1867. We propose a new interpretation of the decor placing our panel with those from the same pavement still preserved in the archaeological museum, (church Saint-Pierre de Vienne): The four seasons, a lion, a dog, Theseus abandoning Ariadne and Ariadne asleep.
Exploration and Optimization of Surveying Teaching
Authors: Kang Chunxiang 
Published: July 2018

Surveying is a fundamental and important subject for CivilÂ Engineering major college students. ItÂ consists of two parts: Theory and Practise. Theory isÂ the basic of practise and Practise is the sublimation ofÂ theory. In order for classroom optimization, this paperÂ discusses the combination of theory and practise in theÂ light of actual classroom feedback from the Surveying.
Meaningful Intersections of Social Justice and Contemporary Cultural Competencies in a New Zealand Masterâ€™s level Initial Teacher Education Programme
Authors: Sexton Steven 
Published: July 2018

In New Zealand, it is illegal to discriminate based on a personâ€™s gender, race, ability or sexual orientation;Â however, this is notÂ always the experience of student teachers. ToÂ promote, support and facilitate student teachersÂ learning to be effective classroom practitioners,Â this paperâ€™s initial teacher education programmeÂ was designed to support student teachers inÂ developing critical reflexivity of their ownÂ developing self-as-teacher role identity.Â Specifically, this paper presents three life storiesÂ of how masterâ€™s level student teachers wereÂ supported by the intersections of social justiceÂ and New Zealandâ€™s unique biculturalism. StudentÂ teachers challenged an educational communityâ€™s, Â a schoolâ€™s or a teacherâ€™s normative attitudes,Â values, and beliefs regarding gender, race, abilityÂ and sexual orientation of these student teachers.Â These life stories highlight the importance of theÂ educational settingâ€™s impact on the socialÂ construction of identity of not only the students inÂ the school setting but also the wider schoolÂ community.
The Cultivation of High School Students' Interest in English Reading
Authors: Fan Peini 
Published: July 2018

English learning involves listening, speaking, reading and writing, and each aspect of them can not be ignored. What matters inÂ improving reading ability is to cultivate English reading interest of high school studentsÂ at first. Interest is the best teacher, and also an indirect way to improve high school studentsâ€™ ability of English reading. As a high school student, I put forward some views and opinions on the cultivation of high school students' interest in English reading which are based on my own learning experience. Hoping to help the peers in English reading.
A Review of P2P Financial Research
Authors: Shen Hongmei 
Published: July 2018

Since 2007, people's spending habits began to change: from cash to the bank card, from mobile phone to non-cash transactions, from traditional finance to network finance. And the rapid rise of emerging industries results in many of the P2P Financial Corporation established, it makes the P2P platform trading volume continue to rise at an alarming rate. In this context, the industry self-discipline environment is like the mining of good and evil. The atmosphere was foul, bad phenomenon, investors difficult activist phenomenon, the phenomenon of credit default as one falls, another rises to a series of problems, such as serious absence of P2P financial supervision to promote the healthy and sustainable development, is a major problem for all participants,Â which must to be solved.Firstly, P2P development of management mode in the current situation in our country is discussed, and then it analyzes the P2P network of financial management platform , finally it proposes the existing problems in the relative countermeasures and suggestions of effective P2P financing mode, hoping to promote its advantages, overcoming the disadvantages of P2P.Â
A Study on the Current State of the Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK) at the confucius Institute in Sofia, Bulgaria
Authors: Liu Ming 
Published: July 2018

The Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK)Â is a standardized test on Chinese language skills which has been widely introduced both in and outside China and has been playing an important role in the spread of Chinese learning all over the world. In 2003 Bulgaria hosted a beginner level HSK exam, which made it the first location to hold a Chinese language proficiency test on the Balkan Peninsula and ever since it has been very successful. The current paper provides a research on the current state of the Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK) Ð°t the Confucius Institute in Sofia, Bulgaria, analyzes the factors related to the promotion of the Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK) and on this basis presents a few feasible recommendations to the benefit of the Chinese Proficiency Test (HSK).
Social Marketing: An Advocacy Empirical Analysis of Service Objects of Public Welfare Organizations
Authors: Xie Dong , Ma Guixia 
Published: July 2018

The ultimate goal of social marketing is toÂ change the behavior, attitude, concept, and so on of target audiences. For the public welfare organization, theÂ basis of its service project design is the organization'sÂ mission and location. The key to achieve the organizational mission is to be able to lock the service objectsÂ and respond to the needs of service objects effectively.Â This research is based on the theoretical framework ofÂ social marketing and based on the questionnaire surveyÂ and analysis of the advocacy effectiveness and problems of service objects of the 327 public service organizations in China. Using the Delphi method and the entropy method, the 6P model of social marketing for service objects advocacy in the field of domestic publicÂ welfare practice is concise, and a new operationalÂ mechanism for service objects advocacy of public welfare organizations is proposed to implement the missionÂ and value of public welfare organizations and contribute to the change of service objects.
Analysis of Service Tactics Based on Library Re- sources
Authors: Dong Yanping 
Published: July 2018

The development of intelligent and personalized recommendation service has become the trend inÂ the era with rapid development of digital library and theÂ popularization of intelligent technology. However, theÂ traditional personalized service cannot meet the needsÂ of users and the demands of digital libraryâ€™s development. Furthermore, the needs of users are becomingÂ moreÂ complicated. How to accurately describe and fullyÂ understand the user's complex personalized requirements, and how to make the recommendation of resource services according to their needs have become aÂ difficult problem. on the other hand, because the resources of digital libraries are huge, itâ€™s the focus thatÂ how to effectively collect massive resources and support efficient retrieval and recommendations, as well asÂ how to fully exploit the intrinsic semantic links of digital library resources. In this regard, this review aim toÂ analyze the construction of library resources informatization in the era of big data and expounds the importantÂ significance of constructing digital libraries. This paperÂ alsoÂ optimizes the services of the wisdom libraries afterÂ analyzing informatization library resources from theÂ aspects of image resources, service strategies of MOOCÂ and reading changes. Finally, it studies the approachesÂ of realizing the service strategies of library resourcesÂ which can be used for reference.
Assessing Studentsâ€™ Attitude and Intention to Use M- learning in Higher Education
Authors: Hajiyev J 
Published: July 2018

Mobile learning (m-learning) is a key solution for education in order to improve the learning effectiveness of students. Increasing mobile penetrationÂ in the world, particularly among the young generationÂ urges the investigation of the factors affecting m-learning use in higher education institutions. The primary aim of this paper is to utilize general extended technology acceptance model for e-learning (GETAMEL)Â developed by Abdullah and Ward (2016) to examineÂ the factors driving the undergraduate studentsâ€™Â attitudeÂ and intention to use m-learning in Azerbaijan with theÂ moderating effect of Technology innovativeness (TI).Â The study used a survey conducted across the under-Â graduate students in the 7 universities located in theÂ Baku city. The survey questionnaire was used to collectÂ valid data from 698 samples. The Structural EquationÂ Modelling (SEM) results revealed that Experience (XP),Â Subjective norms (SN), Enjoyment (ENJOY), Information and communication technologies anxiety (IC-TA), and Self-efficacy (SE) significantly influence Perceived Usefulness (PU), while only XP and ICTA haveÂ an impact on Perceived ease of use (PEOU). It did notÂ affect PU of m-learning. TI was found to have moderating effect on the relationship of PEOU and PU withÂ Attitude (ATT), but not the relationship of ATT withÂ Intention (INT). This study filled the gap in the m-learning literature in Azerbaijan, and provided significant implication for both academic and governmentÂ institutions willing to increase the penetration of ICTÂ technologies and m-learning in higher education.
Research on Learning Space Management Transformation
Authors: Lu Cui 
Published: July 2018

Learning space management transformation is an inevitable guidance for learnersâ€™ increasingly abundant learning needs and technological innovation. Learning space management should be transformed for students, teachers, and schools to form a new pattern that centers on learners, which is led by professional teachers, and breaks the inherent shape of schools. The development of learning space management transformation needsÂ top level design from top to bottom and basic level exploration from bottom to top, meantime combining the overall construction with key breakthroughs. The learning space sharing mechanism proposed in this research will provide references for the learning space management transformation.
Risk Factors and Strategies of Anastomotic Fistula after Sphincter-Pre- serving Surgery for Laparoscopic Rectal Cancer
Authors: Liang Xue 
Published: July 2018

Objective: To study the risk factors and strategies of sphincter-preserving surgery afterÂ laparoscopic rectal cancer for reference. Methods:Â 80 patients who underwent laparoscopic rectalÂ cancer from January 1, 2015 to December 31, 2016 were theÂ subjects of this study, and the detailed analysis of 80 patientsÂ was retrospectively analyzed. The occurrence of anastomoticÂ fistula and the number of patients did not occur into the ratio.Â Results: The results showed that anastomotic fistula occurredÂ and the body weight index did not occur, preoperative albuminÂ and other significant differences, p < 0.05. Conclusion:Â TheÂ risk factors of anastomotic fistula include body mass index,Â preoperative albumin and so on. It is effective to reduce theÂ incidence of anastomotic fistula in patients with risk factors.
Clinical Analysis of 12 Cases of Colon Cancer Postsurgical Gastric Paralysis
Authors: Su Mingming 
Published: July 2018

Objective:Â To explore the causes, diagnosis and treatment ofÂ gastric paralysis after radical resection of colon cancer. Methods:Â A retrospective analysis was performed on the clinical data of 12Â cases of patients with gastroparesis syndrome after colon cancerÂ surgery in our department from January, 2011 to December, 2013.Â Results:Â Gastric paralysis after radical resection of colon cancerÂ is caused by multiple factors and its incidence is linked to factorsÂ like nervous and mental factors, surgical traumas, post-surgicalÂ metabolic disorders and anesthesia drugs and other factors. AllÂ patients are healed with non-surgical treatment. Conclusions:Â Comprehensive and conservative treatments are carried out forÂ gastric paralysis after radical resection of colon cancer andÂ satisfactory curative effects can be obtained. Surgical treatmentÂ should be chosen carefully and considerately.
HospicNursing of Patients with Advanced Tumor
Authors: Li Jiaxin 
Published: July 2018

Purpose: Analyzing the nursing methods of patients withÂ advanced tumor. Method: ChooseÂ 108 patients with advancedÂ tumor from the patients of the hospital. according to the nursingÂ 109 methods, each 54 patients are brought into the control group andÂ the observation group respectively, which are given generalÂ nursing and hospic comprehensive nursing intervention measures,Â and use Self-rating depression scale (SDS) and Self-RatingÂ Anxiety Scale (SAS) to evaluate the psychological situations of theÂ two groups before and after nursing, and to compare the lifeÂ quality situations and nursing satisfaction rate of the two groupÂ patients after nursing. Results:Â there is no significant difference inÂ psychological status between the two groups before nursing (P >Â 0.05), but after nursing, the scores of SAS and SDS in theÂ observation group were lower than those in the control group, andÂ the difference is significant (P<0.05), which is statisticallyÂ significant. For the scores of the life quality, the observation groupÂ is higher than that of the control group, the difference is significantÂ (P < 0.05), which is statistically significant. The nursingÂ satisfaction rate of the observation group is 96.30% (52/54), higherÂ than that of the control group (74.07% (40/54)), and the differenceÂ is significant (P < 0.05), which is statistically significant.Â Conclusion:Â the comprehensive clinical nursing interventionÂ method applying in nursing of patients with advanced tumors playsÂ an important role to improve the psychological status of patientsÂ and enhance the life quality of patients and nursing satisfactionÂ rate, which should be widely popularized in nursing practice.
Effect of Ovarian Transposition Therapy on Ovarian Function, Ovarian Blood Flow and Sexual Life Quality in Patients with Cervical Cancer
Authors: Li Xiaojuan 
Published: July 2018

Objective To study the ovarian function, blood flow and quality ofÂ life in patients with cervical cancer after ovarian transposition.Â Methods 114 patients with cervical cancer during January 2015 toÂ January 2016 were retrospectively analyzed, patients who donâ€™tÂ need ovarian transposition treatment were included in the controlÂ group (38 cases), and those who need ovarian transpositionÂ treatment were included in observation group, those who hadÂ accepted operation but not radiotherapy were in observation groupÂ 1 (38 cases), and those who had accepted operation andÂ radiotherapy were in observation group 2 (38 cases). Then theÂ ovarian function, ovarian blood flow and sexual life quality andÂ complication were compared in each group. Results P, E 2 , LH andÂ FSH indexes of all patients before operation showed no significantÂ difference in statistical analysis (P > 0.05), after 12 months ofÂ follow-up, ovarian function index changes were observed in 2Â groups, and the other two groups had significant difference (P <Â 0.05); preoperative blood group hemodynamic indexes were noÂ significant difference (P < 0.05), after treatment, 2 groupsâ€™ RI wasÂ observed and was higher than other groups, and the differenceÂ between groups was significant (P < 0.05); The quality of sex lifeÂ in the observation group was significantly higher than that in theÂ control group, and the 2 groups had a statistically significantÂ difference (p<0.05) compared to the 2 groups. In addition, theÂ incidence rate of each group of complications was compared,Â observation 1 group and observation 2 group were higher than the control group, the statistical analysis of the group was significantly different (p<0.05). Conclusion Cervical cancer patients with ovarian shift after treatment, postoperative can still preserving ovarian function and sexual life quality also increased significantly, but the postoperative Â patients Â complicated with abdominal pain, without functional ovarian cysts; If ovarian shift line of postoperative radiation therapy, there are side effects on the ovarian function and sexual life. After the ovarian transposition treatment for patients with cervical cancer, they can still retain ovarian function, and the sexual life quality is also significantly improved, but abdominal pain and non-functional ovarian cyst may occur; if the radiation therapy was given after ovarian transposition, then side effects will appear in the ovarian function and sex life.
Effect of Different Isorhamnetin of Different Density Cultured Rat C6 Glioma Cells in Vitro
Authors: Yang Jinhua , Sun Zhuanni 
Published: July 2018

Objective To explore the influence of different concentrations ofÂ isorhamnetin on C6 glioma cell morphology. Methods Set theÂ blank control group, blank solvent control group and reagent groupÂ of four concentration, the growth of cells were observed underÂ microscope; MTT assay was used to test the effect of isorhamnetinÂ on cultured C6 glioma cells, as well as calculate the cell inhibitionÂ rate and survival rate; flow cytometry was used to check theÂ detection peak and detection rate of Isorhamnetin group andÂ negative control apoptosis group, and analyzed the relationshipÂ between different concentrations of isorhamnetin and C6 gliomaÂ cell apoptosis rate; total protein was extracted from cells, and usedÂ Western blotting to detected total AKT protein and Ser473 AKTÂ protein loci in cells; used SD rats to construct brain glioma model,Â feed isorhamnetin plain to them for five days, and then used HPLCÂ to detect plasma, liver, brain tissue content. Results Under theÂ observation of inverted microscope and image analysis, after usingÂ Isorhamnetin, tumor cells appear apoptosis and necrosis change.Â Display with different Isorhamnetin MTT colorimetric methodÂ shows that the higher the concentration of added Isorhamnetin, theÂ worse the growth rate of C6 glioma cells in vitro, and the higherÂ the Inhibitory rate, the lower survival rate. The flow cytometricÂ detection shows the C6 glioma cells which is added 40 ug/ul Isorhamnetin have the highest rate of apoptosis. After adding 80 Î¼ g/ Î¼ l concentration of the isorhamnetin, C6 glioma cells have the lowest survival rate. Western blot test shows the AKT protein and Ser473 total site AKT protein density is in reverse proportion to the increase of the concentration of the isorhamnetin. High performance liquid chromatographic method has determined that there are isorhamnetin in both the rat plasma and brain tissue, which shows that the plasma and tissue all have different isorhamnetin Â distribution, Â and Â isorhamnetin mainly exist in the brain tissue. Conclusion Low concentration Â of Â isorhamnetin Â can Â induce apoptosis Â of Â C6 Â glioma Â cells, Â and Â high concentration of isorhamnetin can lead to apoptosis and necrosis of C6 glioma cells in vitro, which has obvious inhibitory effect on the growth of glioma cells, and the mechanism is closely related to PI3K/AKT pathway, and in SD rat brain glioma model , the high performance liquid chromatography was used to detect the content of plasma and brain tissue, which indicated the isorhamnetin has target in brain tissue, which provided Â experimental Â evidence Â for Â the development and utilization of isorhamnetin in mice.