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Don't Wake Up Tiger by Britta Teckentrup
Authors: Adams Alexandra 
Published: August 2018

Nosy Crow Limited. Don’t Wake Up Tiger, 2018. Version unlisted. Apple App Store, https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/dont-wake-up-tiger/id1336103707?mt=8
Suggested Age Range: Preschool (ages 3-5)Cost: $1.39
Don’t Wake Up Tiger follows the aesthetically inviting, kinesthetically engaging style and storytelling present in Britta Teckentrup’s 2016 picture book, Don’t Wake Up the Tiger. This iOS app includes an oral retelling (narrated by Charlotte Rose Allen) with kinesthetic prompts, as well as a song clip, and two themed games. A gentle story about animal friends working together for a tiger’s birthday surprise, this multimedia text is a virtually wordless version of the physical book. Embracing the narrative and interactive style common to Teckentrup’s other works, the user can see the effects of their actions animated, such as blowing on a balloon, rubbing Tiger’s nose and rocking him to sleep, rather than relying on illustrations in the book to mimic such movements through page turns. There are instances in which written text might have been more purposefully integrated for this audience, for example, including highlighted lyrics to the familiar Happy Birthday song or inserting key words during the story, such as “pop” when a balloon bursts. Prompts given during the story are only offered once orally by the narrator (accompanied by a vague visual aid), and are thereafter primarily text-based, possibly necessitating a supervising adult to intervene with additional prompting, particularly during the first play. Although these details do not detract from the overall quality of the app, such minutiae may deter first time users if they cannot complete the actions and play/listen/interact with the story intuitively on their own. Both games offered are themed with the characters and colour palette from the story, and are of varying levels of difficulty; Matching Pairs is a traditional flip and pair memory activity, while Spot the Difference is a side-by-side attention to detail task, comparing two images at a time and touching on the item(s) that are different.
Simple and charming, Don’t Wake Up Tiger is a lovely, low-key reinterpretation of the physical book, and would make a nice addition to any preschooler’s app selection. Recommended for public libraries and early childhood settings, this app is best suited for children aged three to five.
Recommended: 3 out of 4 stars Reviewed by: Alexandra Adams Alex is a busy mom and elementary school teacher, with a passion for early childhood education and the arts. She is currently working on her MLIS at the University of Alberta.
Reflexões em torno da confabulação e da fabricação da memória: Continuidade ou ruptura entre real e imaginário
Authors: Morato Edwiges Maria 
Published: August 2018

De fato, o termo confabulação tem se prestado a muitos entendimentos, seja no contexto das práticas linguísticas cotidianas, seja no da pesquisa clínica. Neste, a confabulação tem sido associada às síndromes mnésicas e demenciais, subsidiando a partir da segunda metade do século XX estudos sobre memória autobiográfica, falsificação de memória e julgamento da realidade.Nesse contexto, a memória humana – falível, inconsistente, imperfeita – envolve de forma constitutiva um pathos por excelência: o esquecimento e seus tantos derivados e formas de expressão, como as fabricações de memórias, próprias e alheias.Para o desenvolvimento da reflexão sobre a memória a partir das relações entre ficção e realidade, pretendemos focalizar o que no terreno dos estudos neuropsicológicos/neuropatológicos se convencionou chamar de confabulação – a fabricação ou invenção defalsas memórias sem intenção de iludir - tomada ora como uma espécie de “mentira honesta” (posto que sua produção seria involuntária ou inconsciente em indivíduos com alterações neurológicas ou psíquicas), ora como reação humana às injunções ético-discursivas decorrentes da falibilidade constitutiva da memória, ora como resultado da possibilidade dereformatação (artificial) de lembranças e esquecimentos.
Nativos excêntricos e subversão da nacionalidade
Authors: Arnaiz Idalia Morejón 
Published: August 2018

Embora a literatura cubana tenha um vasto repertorio de historias de desenraizamento, vindas do exílio nos Estados Unidos, a nova ordem mundial vem estimulando o trânsito dos escritores cubanos por outros territórios como os ex-países comunistas do Leste europeu. Comentaremos aqui três livros: os romances Enciclopedia de una vida en Rusia, Livadia. Mariposas nocturnas del imperio ruso, de José Manuel Prieto, e o livro de relatos Teoría del alma china , de Carlos A. Aguilera. Esses autores não reclamam pertencer a um país ou sua participação civil dentro dos marcos da nacionalidade, já que eles continuam a ser “nativos”. Entretanto, como provar a sua identificação com a língua e a cultura de um país se, a partir de um dado momento, se encontram permanentemente fora dele? Este trabalho se propõe a analisar alguns aspectos que tornam esses romances representativos do debate literário sobre pós-nacionalismo e outredade.
Oswald de Andrade n´O Pirralho
Authors: Chalmers Vera 
Published: August 2018

Este curto ensaio estuda a colaboração de Oswald de Andrade na revista por ele criada, O Pirralho, desde primeiro número até o fechamento. O estudo examina a crônica, Lanterna Mágica, e os primeiros capítulos de Memórias Sentimentais de João Miramar. O ensaio objetiva pesquisar e comentar a produção literária do escritor, a qual antecede a Semana de arte Moderna de 1922, precedida pelo Manifesto do Trianon, de 9 de Janeiro de 1921, no qual Oswald de Andrade discursa em favor da arte moderna e Menotti del Picchia lança seu livro, As Máscaras. O breve escrito procura discutir a noção de moderno anterior à evolução do movimento modernista.
Oswald de Andrade e André Breton. Paixões loucas, loucos textos
Authors: Jackson K. David 
Published: August 2018

Uma comparação do álbum de garçonnière de Oswald de Andrade, O Perfeito Cozinheiro das Almas Deste Mundo, de 1918, com o romance Nadja, de 1926, por André Breton. Ambas as obras documentam encontros inesperados na cidade com uma musa, Oswald com Miss Ciclone e Breton com Nadja, onde a jovem encanta o narrador, que transforma a experiência em escritura e os corpos em livros.
22 por 42: o paradigma da celebração
Authors: Moreschi Marcelo 
Published: August 2018

Usually the ten-year anniversaries of the Week of Modern Art are occasions to celebrate the so-called Brazilian modernist movement. The purpose of this article is to highlight what is at stake at such celebrations by examining The Modernist Movement, by Mário de Andrade, originally a speech presented on the 20th anniversary of the Week of Modern Art, in 1942. Mário de Andrades text not only offers the paradigmatic set of arguments used to promote the relevance of the Modernist Movement (a set of arguments in vogue on these occasions) but also articulates Brazilian modernism as a persuasive historiographic construct.
Alexandre Eulalio e o Modernismo
Authors: Macedo Silvia Quintanilha 
Published: August 2018

Alexandre Eulalio ocupou-se também com o Modernismo brasileiro. Estabelecemos um recorte desta produção, com o estudo de A Aventura brasileira de Blaise Cendrars, demonstrando o importante papel deste livro no estabelecimento de sua poética crítica. Ao privilegiar a publicação de material inédito, ele contribuiu para ampliar e enriquecer a pesquisa da história literária do Brasil.
OS ADORNOS EM OSSO DE MAZAMA NA SEPULTURA 118, CEMITÉRIO B: Sítio Arqueológico Justino, Canindé do São Francisco, Sergipe, Brasil
Authors: Queiroz Albérico Nogueira de , Guérin Claude , Silva Jaciara Andrade , Faure Martine , Carvalho Olivia Alexandre de 
Published: August 2018

Os adornos elaborados em ossos de animais têm sido considerados como um importante marcador cultural entre os grupos humanos pré-históricos que viveram na região Nordeste do Brasil. Alguns exemplos de amostras faunísticas comparáveis foram recuperados de sítios arqueológicos nos estados do Piauí, Rio Grande do Norte e Pernambuco, têm apontado para a variabilidade desses elementos trabalhados. Neste artigo foram feitas observações relacionadas às alterações morfológicas em 16 pingentes elaborados em ossos metapodiais de Mazama associados à sepultura humana 118 do sítio arqueológico Justino, localizado no município de Canindé de São Francisco (Sergipe), na Mesorregião de Xingó, Nordeste do Brasil.THE ORNMENTS IN MAZAMA BONE IN THE BURIAL 118, CEMETERY B: Justino Archaeological Site, Canindé de São Francisco, Sergipe, BrazilABSTRACTThe adornments made from animal bones have been considered as an important cultural marker among the prehistoric human groups that lived in the Northeastern Brazil. Some comparable examples were found in faunal samples from archaeological sites in the states of Piauí, Rio Grande do Norte and Pernambuco have pointed to the variability of these worked elements. In this paper, observations are made regarding the morphological alterations in 16 pendants made in Mazama metapodial bones associated to the human burial 118 of the Justino archaeological site, located in the municipality of Canindé de São Francisco, Sergipe state, in the mesoregion of Xingó, Northeastern Brazil.Keywords: Adornments; Bone Industry; Mazama; Justino Archaeological Site
Regional frequency analysis of daily rainfall extremes using L-moments approach
Authors: MALEKINEZHAD HOSSEIN , ZARE-GARIZI ARASH 
Published: August 2018

Daily extreme precipitation values are among environmental events with the most disastrous consequences for human society. Information on the magnitudes and frequencies of extreme precipitations is essential for sustainable water resources management, planning for weather-related emergencies, and design of hydraulic structures. In the present study, regional frequency analysis of maximum daily rainfalls was investigated for Golestan province located in the northeastern Iran. This study aimed to find appropriate regional frequency distributions for maximum daily rainfalls and predict the return values of extreme rainfall events (design rainfall depths) for the future. L-moment regionalization procedures coupled with an index rainfall methodwere applied to maximum rainfall records of 47 stations across the study area. Due to complex geographicand hydro-climatological characteristics of the region, an important research issue focused on breaking downthe large area into homogeneous and coherent sub-regions. The study area was divided into five homogeneousregions, based on the cluster analysis of site characteristics and tests for the regional homogeneity.The goodness-of-fit results indicated that the best fitting distribution is different for individual homogeneousregions. The difference may be a result of the distinctive climatic and geographic conditions. The estimatedregional quantiles and their accuracy measures produced by Monte Carlo simulations demonstrate that theestimation uncertainty as measured by the RMSE values and 90% error bounds is relatively low when returnperiods are less than 100 years. But, for higher return periods, rainfall estimates should be treated withcaution. More station years, either from longer records or more stations in the regions, would be required forrainfall estimates above T=100 years. It was found from the analyses that, the index rainfall (at-site averagemaximum rainfall) can be estimated reasonably well as a function of mean annual precipitation in Golestanprovince. Index rainfalls combined with the regional growth curves, can be used to estimate design rainfallsat ungauged sites. Overall, it was found that cluster analysis together with the L-moments based regional frequencyanalysis technique could be applied successfully in deriving design rainfall estimates for northeasternIran. The approach utilized in this study and the findings are of great scientific and practical merit, particularlyfor the purpose of planning for weather-related emergencies and design of hydraulic engineering structures
Investigation of Drug Interaction Potentials and Binding Modes on Direct Renin Inhibitors: A Computational Modeling Studies
Authors: Loganathan Lakshmanan , Muthusamy Karthikeyan 
Published: August 2018

Background:Hypertension is one of the key risk factors for cardiovascular disease, it is regulated through Renin Angiotensin Aldosterone System (RAAS) cascade. Renin catalyzes the initial rate-limiting step in RAAS system, that influences the synthesis of angiotensin I from precursor angiotensin. Renin inhibition could be a potential step for the blood pressure lowering mechanism as well as for organ protection.Methods:In order to understand the structure-activity association of direct renin inhibitors (DRIs), we have carried out three-dimensional quantitative structure activity relationship (3D-QSAR), molecular docking studies and Density Functional Theory (DFT) analysis to identify the attractive compounds. Five-point pharmacophore model of one acceptor, three hydrophobic groups and one aromatic ring was chosen for the dataset of 40 compounds.Results:The generated 3D-QSAR model shows that the alignment has a good correlation coefficient for the training set compounds, which comprise the value of R2 = 0.96, SD = 0.1, and F = 131.3. The test compounds had Q2 = 0.91, RMSE = 0.25, and Pearson-R = 0.97, which describes the predicted model was reliable.Discussion:External validations were carried out to validate the predicted QSAR model. Further, the significant compounds were studied using different in silico approaches in order to explore the difference in the atomic configuration and binding mechanism of the identified compounds.Conclusion:The molecular dynamics simulation of the complex was analyzed and confirmed the stability of the compounds in the protein. The outcome of the result could be useful to improve the safety and efficacy of DRIs that can be projected to clinical trials.
A Therapeutic Approach Against Leishmania donovani by Predicting RNAi Molecules Against the Surface Protein, gp63
Authors: Chowdhury Farhana T. , Shohan Mohammad U.S. , Islam Tasmia , Mimu Taisha T. , Palit Parag 
Published: August 2018

Background:Leishmaniasis is a disease caused by the Leishmania sp. and can be classified into two major types: cutaneous and visceral leismaniasis. Visceral leishmaniasis is the deadlier type and is mediated by Leishmania donovani and involves the establishment of persistent infection and causes damage to the liver, spleen and bone marrow. With no vaccine yet available against leishmaniasis and the current therapeutic drugs of leishmaniasis being toxic and expensive; an alternative treatment is necessary.Objective:Surface glycocalyx protein gp63, plays a major role in the virulence and resulting pathogenicity associated with the disease. Henceforth, silencing the gp63 mRNA through the RNA interference system was the aim of this study.Methods:In this study two competent siRNAs and three miRNAs have been designed against gp63 for five different strains of L. donovani by using various computational methods. Target specific siRNAs were designed using siDirect 2.0 and to design possible miRNA, another tool named IDT (IntegratedDNA Technology). Screening for off-target similarity was done by BLAST and the GC contents and the secondary structures of the designed RNAs were determined. RNA-RNA interaction was calculated by RNAcofold and IntraRNA, followed by the determination of heat capacity and the concentration of duplex by DNAmelt web server.Results:The selected RNAi molecules; two siRNA and three miRNA had no off-target in human genome and the ones with lower GC content were selected for efficient RNAi function. The selected ones showed proper thermodynamic characteristics to suppress the expression of the pathogenic gene of gp63.
The Effects of Tryptophan Catabolites on Negative Symptoms and Deficit Schizophrenia are Partly Mediated by Executive Impairments: Results of Partial Least Squares Path Modeling
Authors: Kanchanatawan Buranee , Maes Michael 
Published: August 2018

Aim & Objective:
To delineate the associations between executive impairments and
changes in tryptophan catabolite (TRYCAT) patterning, negative symptoms and deficit schizophrenia.

Methods:
We recruited 80 schizophrenic patients and 40 healthy controls and assessed 10 key cognitive
tests using the Cambridge Neuropsychological Test Automated Battery (CANTAB), IgA/IgM responses
to tryptophan catabolites (TRYCATs), the Scale for the Assessment of Negative Symptoms
(SANS) and Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale.

Results:
Partial Least Squares path modeling shows that a large part of the variance in negative symptoms
and the deficit phenotype (39-53%) is explained by executive impairments, TRYCAT levels and
male sex and that 53.4% of the variance in executive impairments is explained by TRYCATs, lower
education, age and a familial history of psychosis. Specific indirect effects of TRYCATs, age and education
on negative symptoms are mediated by executive impairments. Nevertheless, sustained attention,
memory and emotion recognition also mediate the effects of TRYCATS, lower education and
male sex on negative symptoms.

Conclusion:
Deficit schizophrenia is accompanied by a broader spectrum of cognitive impairments
than nondeficit schizophrenia, including executive functions, sustained attention, episodic and semantic
memory and emotion recognition. Furthermore, neuro-immune disorders underpin executive impairments,
whilst neuro-immune disorders coupled with executive and other cognitive impairments to
a large extent determine negative symptoms and the deficit phenotype.
Parameter Optimization of Generalized S Transform Based on Improved Genetic Algorithm
Authors: Lin Yun , Yu Xiaowan , Ma Chunguang 
Published: August 2018

Background:
For the traditional Fourier Transform (FT), it cannot effectively detect the
frequency of non-stationary signals with time. Analyzing the local characteristics of time-varying
signal by using FT is hard to achieve. Therefore, many time-frequency analysis methods which can
meet different needs have been proposed on the basis of the traditional Fourier transform, like the
Short Time Fourier Transform (STFT), the widely used Continuous Wavelet Transform (CWT),
Wigner-Ville Distribution (WVD) and so on. However, the best time and frequency resolution cannot
be achieved at the same time due to the uncertainty criterion.

Methods:
From the point of view of optimizing time-frequency performance, a new Generalized S
Transform (GST) window function optimization method is proposed by combining time frequency
aggregation with an improved genetic algorithm in this paper.

Results:
In the noiseless condition, the Linear Frequency Modulation (LFM), Nonlinear Frequency
Modulation (NLFM) and binary Frequency Shift Keying (2FSK) signals are simulated. The simulation
results prove that the method can improve the time-frequency concentration and decreasing Rényi
entropy effectively. Compared with other four traditional time-frequency analysis methods, the
improved GST has more advantages.

Conclusion:
In this paper, a new method of optimizing the window function in GST based on improved
GA is proposed in this paper. Experiments on LFM, NLFM and 2FSK signals show that the
proposed method not only has the advantages of high resolution, but also determines the optimal parameters
via the time frequency focusing criterion and the Rényi entropy. Compared with the other
four kinds of time-frequency analysis methods, the optimized GST based on improved GA in this
paper has the best time-frequency focusing.
Supported Internet-Delivered Cognitive Behavior Treatment for Adults with Severe Depressive Symptoms: A Secondary Analysis
Authors: Richards Derek , Duffy Daniel , Burke John , Anderson Melissa , Connell Sarah , Timulak Ladislav 
Published: August 2018

Background
Depression is a highly prevalent mental health issue that exacts significant economic, societal, personal, and interpersonal costs. Innovative internet-delivered interventions have been designed to increase accessibility to and cost-effectiveness of treatments. These treatments have mainly targeted mild to moderate levels of depression. The increased risk associated with severe depression, particularly of suicidal ideation often results in this population being excluded from research studies. As a result, the effectiveness of internet-delivered cognitive behavioral therapy (iCBT) in more severely depressed cohorts is less researched.

Objective
The aim of this study is to examine the effect of iCBT on symptoms of severe depression, comorbid symptoms of anxiety, and levels of work and social functioning.

Methods
Retrospective consent was provided by participants with elevated scores (>28 severe depression symptoms) on the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II) who accessed an iCBT intervention (Space from Depression) with support for up to 8 weeks. Data were collected at baseline, posttreatment, and 3-month follow-up on the primary outcome (BDI-II), and secondary outcomes (the Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7 and the Work and Social Adjustment Scale).

Results
A significant change was observed on all measures between pre- and postmeasurement and maintained at 3-month follow-up. Clinical improvement was observed for participants on the BDI-II from pre- to postmeasurement, and suicidal ideation also reduced from pre- to postmeasurement.

Conclusions
Users of Space from Depression with symptoms of severe depression were found to have decreased symptoms of depression and anxiety and increased levels of work and social functioning. The intervention also demonstrated its potential to decrease suicidal ideation. Further investigation is required to determine why some individuals improve, and others do not. iCBT may have the potential to be used as an adjunct treatment for severe depression symptoms, but participants may require further treatment if they receive iCBT as a standalone intervention. Although promising, further research incorporating control groups is needed to support the utility of Space from Depression for use in or as an adjunct to treatment for severe depression.