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Erotismo y mediatizaciones. Revistas femeninas en la Argentina de la década del 60
Authors: Schaufler María Laura 
Published: June 2018

<p>El presente artículo traza un recorrido históricocultural acerca del problema del erotismo en la prensa femenina argentina de la década del 60. Ello supone una contextualización dentro de un marco de los estudios culturales, de géneros y sexualidades y las investigaciones sobre mediatizaciones. La categoría de erotismo ha jugado un papel silencioso en el marco de las ciencias sociales. Como tópico se ha mantenido en los márgenes quizás por el peso de la herencia de la cultura religiosa que lo ha definido como un tema prohibido. Neutralizada, la categoría a menudo ha estado solapada tras la sexualidad –y ésta última asociada estrechamente a la dualidad sexual o de los sexos–. En el plano discursivo y en el marco de la cultura de masas constituyó un tópico de disputa simbólica en la década del 60. Lo decible y lo visible respecto al erotismo sufrió mutaciones, hilvanándose una cesura que resignificó la problemática, redefiniendo lo indecible, dentro de la configuración de una época. Los regímenes semiótico-discursivos indicaban no sólo qué podía y qué debía ver la sociedad acerca de lo erótico sino también cómo debía verlo. Las construcciones discursivas y semióticas en la prensa femenina configuraban una visibilización moderada de este aspecto de la vida social.</p>
Employment as a Social Determinant of Health: Exploring the Relationship Between Neurocognitive Function and Employment Status
Authors: Hergenrather Kenneth C. , Emmanuel Diona , McGuire-Kuletz Maureen , Rhodes Scott D. 
Published: June 2018

Purpose:To explore employment as a social determinant of health through examining the relationship between neurocognitive function and employment status.Method:The authors explored the causal relationship between employment status and neurocognitive function by conducting a systematic review of 15 longitudinal studies. The identified studies were conducted in Australia, Denmark, Norway, and the United States.Results:Five neurocognitive function domains were identified (i.e., complex attention, executive function, learning and memory, language, perceptual-motor function) across diagnosis (i.e., bipolar disorder, first-episode psychosis, human immunodeficiency virus, major depression, schizophrenia-spectrum disorders, traumatic brain injury). Unemployment was correlated with poorer attention, executive function, learning and memory, perceptual-motor function, and language. Employment was correlated with better attention, executive function, learning and memory, perceptual-motor function.Conclusion:The acknowledgment of the relationship between neurocognitive function and employment status can assist service providers in assessing and developing strategies to enhance and maintain employment outcomes. The assessment of neurocognitive function could be further explored by identifying standard measures and assessment timelines to assess the six domains across diagnosis. Vocational rehabilitation services could integrate cognitive interventions (cognitive rehabilitation, cognitive enhancement therapy, cognitive remediation) to explore the effect on neurocognitive function and employment outcomes. Further longitudinal research studies are needed, for both persons with disabilities and persons without disabilities, to elucidate the relationship between employment status and neurocognitive function.
Impacts of Experiencing Social Injustice on Infusing of Social Justice in Rehabilitation Counselor Education Curriculum
Authors: Dong ShengLi , Ethridge Glacia , Rodgers-Bonaccorsy Roe 
Published: June 2018

Purpose:To examine the extent to which rehabilitation counselor educators understand and are committed to infusing social justice in their curricula, and impacts of personal and social injustice experience along with demographic factors on their infusion of social justice into the rehabilitation curricula.Methods:A quantitative descriptive design using multiple regression was applied. The participants included 101 rehabilitation counselor educators who completed an online survey: Social Justice and Rehabilitation Counseling Questionnaire.Results:The study revealed that the majority of participants deemed integrating of social justice as important and used various infusion strategies. In addition, the study found the impacts of social injustice experiences, along with age, significant in predicting the perception of infusing social justice into rehabilitation curricula.Conclusions:Personal experiences of social injustice of rehabilitation counselor educators along with age influenced the level of perception of importance of infusing social justice into the rehabilitation curricula. The field should focus on training on the awareness and impact of social justice for faculty to ensure students receive the education needed to effectively counsel the rehabilitation consumers.
PENINGKATAN KETERAMPILAN PASSING BAWAH BOLA VOLI MELALUI MEDIA PEMBELAJARAN BOLA MODIFIKASI
Authors: Rihatno Taufik , Gunawan Gunawan 
Published: June 2018

, The purpose of this research is to improve of forearm pass skill of volleyball through the modification ball learning media. The method that used in this research is action research. The research flow refers to the action research that proposed by Kemmis and Mc.Taggart. The result of this research showed seventeen from twenty students are able to do forearm well it is about 85%, While students who do not pass about three students it is about 15%. From this research, it can be conclude that through the modification ball learning media can improve forearm pass skill of volleyball significantly. Keyword: Passing, Volleyball, Learning, Modification.
New Method To Reduce Residual Oil Saturation by Polymer Flooding
Authors: Erincik Mehmet Z. , Qi Pengpeng , Balhoff Matthew T. , Pope Gary A. 
Published: June 2018

SummarySix coreflood experiments were conducted to investigate the effect of hydrolyzed-polyacrylamide (HPAM) polymer solutions on the residual oil saturation (ROS) in Bentheimer-sandstone cores. All six cores were first saturated with brine and then flooded in the following sequence: oil to zero water cut, brine to zero oil cut, glycerin solution to zero oil cut, polymer in low-salinity brine to zero oil cut, and finally polymer in high-salinity brine to zero oil cut. The first polymer solution had approximately the same viscosity as the glycerin solution. The first polymer flood was designed to maximize the effect of viscoelasticity on the ROS by flooding the cores at a high Deborah number (NDe), and, as expected, resulted in a lower ROS. The second polymer flood in high-salinity brine had approximately the same viscosity, but a much lower relaxation time, and the flood had a much lower NDe. Unexpectedly, there was a further substantial reduction in ROS during the second polymer flood. The lowest ROS after the second polymer flood was only 0.07. This is a truly remarkable result, considering that there was no reduction in interfacial tension (IFT), the capillary numbers were maintained below the critical capillary number for Bentheimer sandstone, and the viscosities of both polymer solutions were equal to or less than that of the glycerin solution.
Field Pea Response to Seeding Rate, Depth, and Inoculant in West‐Central Nebraska
Authors: Stepanovic Strahinja V. , Burr Chuck , Peterson Julie A. , Rudnick Daran , Creech Cody F. , Werle Rodrigo 
Published: June 2018

Core Ideas
Field peas are a profitable crop in the semiarid Central Great Plains.
Field peas in west‐central Nebraska should be planted 25–75 mm deep.
Field peas in west‐central Nebraska need rhizobia inoculant at every planting.
Field pea seeding rates may be reduced without lowering profits.
Increase field pea seeding rates for weed suppression and harvest efficiency.
Increased market demand and larger adoption of field pea (Pisum sativum L.) in semiarid west‐central Nebraska has provided opportunities to replace summer fallow and diversify crop rotations. As a relatively new crop, its response to different seeding practices has not been evaluated in this eco‐region. Field pea grain yield response to seeding depth (25, 50, and 75 mm), inoculation with Rhizobium leguminosarum bv. viciae (yes and no rhizobia inoculant), and seeding rates (35, 50, 65, 75, 90, 105, and 120 plants m−2) was investigated in 2015 and 2016 at five sites in Perkins County, NE. There were no differences in yield for field pea planted at depths of 25, 50, and 75 mm. Yield differences between inoculated and noninoculated field pea were not observed; however, a lack of nodules on noninoculated field pea plants suggests that carryover of rhizobia in soil with a history of field grown 2 to 3 yr previously was not sufficient to initiate nodulation. Seeding rates resulting in plant populations of 45 to 60 plants m−2 provided the highest economic return; an economic penalty (∼$1.05 ha−1) may occur for each additional plant per square meter attained over this plant population. Increasing the seeding rate, however, may help farmers manage risks of hail injury, enhance weed suppression, and increase harvest efficiency. Therefore, field pea grown in semiarid west‐central Nebraska should be properly inoculated with rhizobia at every planting, seeded in good moisture at depths ranging from 25 to 75 mm, and have final plant population of at least 60 plants m−2.
Phenotypical Responses of Cotton and Relation to Lint Yield Under Deficit Irrigation Schemes in Semi‐Arid Environments
Authors: Wen Yujin , Darapuneni Murali K. , Chen Dehua , Piccinni Giovanni , Cothren Tom , Leskovar Daniel , Pavuluri Kiran , Rowland Diane 
Published: June 2018

Adoption of regulated deficit irrigation scheme changes phenotypical responses but not lint yield.
Adoption of suitable deficit irrigation scheme would result in the same lint yield as full irrigation.
Morphological parameters can be used as predictors of lint yield before harvesting.
Physiological parameters failed to show a consistent close relationship to lint yield under various deficit irrigation schemes.
Increasing water productivity in semiarid regions is a critical sustainable production strategy to mitigate the challenges posed by depleting water resources and unpredictable climate change. Deficit irrigation has been a widely investigated practice to save water, improve water productivity, and maximize crop yield. A field experiment was conducted at the Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Uvalde, TX, in 2008 and 2009 to examine the water saving potential of four traditional (fixed deficit ratios ranging from 50–80%, referred as T) and two regulated (dynamic deficit ratios of 75 and 50% overall, referred as R) deficit irrigation treatments against a full irrigation treatment. Four cultivars were assigned to the experimental field each year to test irrigation and cultivar effects on lint yield and morphological and physiological responses of cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.). Morphological parameters showed no interaction between irrigation scheme and cultivar; however, most physiological parameters showed significant interaction between the irrigation scheme and cultivar (P < 0.05) in both years. The results also showed that: (i) two deficit irrigation treatments (80T and 70R) were found to maintain lint yield similar to the control (CTRL) in most of the cultivars; (ii) morphological parameters reflected the differences in lint yield and may be used as predictors before harvest; and (iii) physiological parameters failed to show a close consistent relationship to lint yield under various deficit irrigation schemes. Using seasonal cumulative net assimilation rate, transpiration rate, and water use efficiency may be better parameters for predicting lint yield before harvest.
Real‐Time Water Quality Monitoring at a Great Lakes National Park
Authors: Byappanahalli Muruleedhara N. , Nevers Meredith B. , Shively Dawn A. , Spoljaric Ashley , Otto Christopher 
Published: June 2018

Quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) was used by the USEPA to establish new recreational water quality criteria in 2012 using the indicator bacteria enterococci. The application of this method has been limited, but resource managers are interested in more timely monitoring results. In this study, we evaluated the efficacy of qPCR as a rapid, alternative method to the time‐consuming membrane filtration (MF) method for monitoring water at select beaches and rivers of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in Empire, MI. Water samples were collected from four locations (Esch Road Beach, Otter Creek, Platte Point Bay, and Platte River outlet) in 2014 and analyzed for culture‐based (MF) and non‐culture‐based (i.e., qPCR) endpoints using Escherichia coli and enterococci bacteria. The MF and qPCR enterococci results were significantly, positively correlated overall (r = 0.686, p < 0.0001, n = 98) and at individual locations as well, except at the Platte River outlet location: Esch Road Beach (r = 0.441, p = 0.031, n = 24), Otter Creek (r = 0.592, p = 0.002, n = 24), and Platte Point Bay (r = 0.571, p = 0.004, n = 24). Similarly, E. coli MF and qPCR results were significantly, positively correlated (r = 0.469, p < 0.0001, n = 95), overall but not at individual locations. Water quality standard exceedances based on enterococci levels by qPCR were lower than by MF method: 3 and 16, respectively. Based on our findings, we conclude that qPCR may be a viable alternative to the culture‐based method for monitoring water quality on public lands. Rapid, same‐day results are achievable by the qPCR method, which greatly improves protection of the public from water‐related illnesses.Core Ideas
Genomic methods are increasingly used in environmental monitoring programs.
qPCR provides timely water quality results at a national park.
Culture‐based and qPCR results were correlated.
qPCR results (enterococci) yielded fewer beach advisories.
Wastewater Flow and Pathogen Transport from At‐Grade Line Sources to Shallow Groundwater
Authors: Weldeyohannes Amanuel Oqbit , Kachanoski Gary , Dyck Miles 
Published: June 2018

On‐site wastewater treatment systems are commonly used in sparsely populated areas where capital‐intensive centralized wastewater treatment facilities are not feasible. The primary objective of this work was to investigate vadose zone and groundwater transport of a bromide (Br) tracer and naturally occurring Escherichia coli applied to the soil surface in secondarily treated wastewater at a public rest stop in central Alberta, Canada, with seasonally fluctuating water table (between 0.2 and 1.5 m) over a 1‐yr period. A transect within the wastewater application field was instrumented with 10 nests of three monitoring wells (N = 30). We found that travel times for Br and E. coli were most likely related to vadose zone thickness under wastewater application lines, with Br and E. coli initially detected in monitoring wells within 4 d at locations where the vadose zone was 0.2 to 0.4 m thick. When the vadose zone thickness increased to ≥0.9 m, however, E. coli levels in the monitoring wells decreased dramatically despite continued high surface application of E. coli. The observed travel times were consistent with those calculated assuming piston flow. Therefore, the risk of groundwater contamination from wastewater at this site is greatest during times when high wastewater applications (high facility use) and shallow water table conditions coincide. We recommend that detailed knowledge of vadose zone and groundwater hydrology be used to guide the design of on‐site wastewater treatment systems and also to assess the probability of human exposure to E. coli and other pathogens that are transported to groundwater.Core Ideas
Transport under temporally variable boundary (surface flux and water table elevation) was studied.
Optimum vadose zone thickness for effective mitigation of E. coli transport was identified.
Requirements for assessing risks of on‐site wastewater treatment systems were investigated.
Fouling prediction method using TOC and EEM analysis
Authors: Hasegawa Susumu , Miyoshi Taro , Takagi Ryosuke , Matsuyama Hideto 
Published: June 2018

Abstract
Many studies on membrane fouling have been made and reported, and it has been revealed, based on liquid chromatography organic carbon detection (LC-OCD), that biopolymer is the main foulant in the drinking water treatment process, in which the raw water is taken from a river or a dam. However, measurement by LC-OCD is time-consuming and costly. Therefore, continuous measurement of biopolymer concentration by LC-OCD is not feasible. For this reason, we have not been able to monitor biopolymer continuously and control membrane fouling. The purpose of this study is to find a new fouling index (FR) to control membrane fouling without measuring the biopolymer concentration. Then, we tried to find a correlation between biopolymer and other water components by a multiple regression analysis. As the result, we have suggested the new fouling index (FR) which consists of the sum of the fluorescence intensity within the Region III domain measured by excitation emission matrix (EEM) fluorescence spectroscopy and the concentration of dissolved organic carbon measured by the total organic carbon (TOC) measurement. TOC and EEM are measured easily and continuously. Thus, we can control membrane fouling by monitoring the FR continuously.
Performance of biochar derived from rice straw for removal of Ni(II) in batch experiments
Authors: Dong Lijia , Linghu Wensheng , Zhao Donglin , Mou Yinyan , Hu Baowei , Asiri Abdullah M. , Alamry Khalid A. , Xu Di , Wang Jin 
Published: June 2018

AbstractBiochar, as a cost-efficient adsorbent, is of major interest in the removal of heavy metals from wastewater. Herein, batch experiments were conducted to investigate the performance of biochar derived from rice straw for the removal of Ni(II) as a function of various environmental conditions. The results showed that Ni(II) sorption was strongly dependent on pH but independent of ionic strength and the effects of electrolyte ions could be negligible over the whole pH range. Ionic exchange and inner-sphere surface complexation dominated the sorption of Ni(II). Humic/fulvic acids clearly enhanced the Ni(II) sorption at pH &lt;7.2 but inhibited the sorption at pH &gt;7.2. The sorption reached equilibrium within 10 hours, and the kinetics followed a pseudo-second-order rate model. Any of the Langmuir, Freundlich, or Dubinin-Radushkevich isotherm models could describe the sorption well, but the Langmuir model described it best. The maximum sorption capacity calculated from the Langmuir model was 0.257 m·mol/g. The thermodynamic parameters suggested that Ni(II) sorption was a spontaneous and endothermic process and was enhanced at high temperature. The results of this work indicate that biochar derived from rice straw may be a valuable bio-sorbent for Ni(II) in aqueous solutions, but it still requires further modification.
A Chemical Approach to Overcome Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors Resistance: Learning from Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
Authors: Zanforlin Enrico , Zagotto Giuseppe , Ribaudo Giovanni 
Published: June 2018

Background:
The possibilities of treatment for oncological diseases are growing
enormously in the last decades. Unfortunately, these developments have led to the onset of
resistances with regards to the new treatments. This is particularly true if we face with the
therapeutic field of Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitors (TKIs). This review gives an overview of possible
TKI resistances that can occur during the treatment of an oncologic diesease and available
strategies that can be adopted, taking cues from a successful example such as CML.

Methods:
We performed a literature search for peer-reviewed articles using different databases,
such as PubMed and Scopus, and exploiting different keywords and different logical
operators.

Results:
68 papers were included in the review. Twenty-four papers give an overview of the
causes of TKIs resistances in the wide oncologic field. The remaining papers deal CML,
deeply analysing the TKIs Resistances present in this pathology and the strategies adopted to
overcome them.

Conclusion:
The aim of this review is to furnish an overview and a methodological guideline
for the approach and the overcoming of TKIs Resistances.
Physicochemical Characterization and Antinociceptive Effect of β-cyclodextrin/Lippia pedunculosa Essential Oil in Mice
Authors: dos Passos Menezes Paula , de Oliveira Araujo Francielly , Andrade Tatianny Araujo , Trindade Igor Araujo Santos , de Araujo-Filho Heitor Gomes , de Souza Siqueira Quintans Jullyana , Quintans-Junior Lucindo Jose , Menezes Leociley Rocha Alencar , de Almeida Reinaldo Nobrega , Braga Renan Marinho , Serafini Mairim Russo , Costa Emmanoel Vilaca , de Souza Araujo Adriano Antunes 
Published: June 2018

Background:
Some research studies have shown that Lippia pedunculosa essential oil
(EOLP) has interesting biological activities. However, its low water solubility is the main challenge to
achieve its therapeutic potential. In this context, Cyclodextrins (CDs) have been widely used in order to
overcome this problem due to your capability to improve the physicochemical properties of drugs.

Objective:
In this perspective, the main goal of this study was to investigate how the improvement of
the physicochemical properties of inclusion complexes (EOLP and β-CD) enhance the antinociceptive
effect in mice.

Methods:
To achieve that, we prepared samples by Physical Mixture (PM), Paste Complexation (PC)
and Slurry Complexation (SC) methods, followed by their physicochemical characterization. In
addition, it was evaluated if the use of β-CD enhances the antinociceptive effect of EOLP in mice.

Results:
The analysis showed that rotundifolone (72.02%) was the major compound of EOLP and we
found out based on DSC results that β-CD protected it from oxidation. In addition, TG techniques
demonstrated that the best inclusion methods were PC and SC, due to their greater weight loss (10.8
and 11.6%, respectively) in the second stage (171-312°C), indicating that more complexed oil was
released at the higher temperature than oil free. Other characteristics, such as changes in the typical
crystalline form, and reduced particle size were observed by SEM and laser diffraction, respectively.
The SC was the most effective complexation method, once the presence of rotundifolone was detected
by FTIR. Based on that, SC method was used in all mice tests. In this regard, the number of paw licks
was reduced for both compounds (all doses), but EOLP was more effective in reducing the nociceptive
behavior.

Conclusion:
Therefore, CDs seem not to be a good tool to enhance the pharmacological properties of
EOs rich in peroxide compounds such as rotundifolone.