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Tekhnologii sozdaniia i psikhologo-pedagogicheskogo soprovozhdeniia subektivnogo blagopoluchiia shkol'nogo soobshchestva v usloviiakh intensivnykh informatsionnykh potokov spetsial'no smodelirovannoi tsifrovoi obrazovatel'noi sredy
Authors: Khomova Natalia Aleksandrovna , Sannikova Svetlana Vladimirovna , Frolova Natalia Khaidarovna 
Published: November 2024

The modern education system contributes to the creation of a special educational environment, a specially modeled place and conditions conducive to determining the optimal trajectory of personal development and maturation. Today's schools are free to choose the means and forms, directions and approaches of development, the school has become client-oriented: the school is a resource center, with its own strategy, subject-based learning from the first grade, the development and implementation of author's programs, etc. The introduction of Federal State Educational Standards of the third generation actualizes the importance of scientific rethinking of approaches to modeling the educational environment in the process of learning and socialization. The article presents the results of studying the psychological well-being of the school community. Technologies have been analyzed and developed to create a favorable psychological climate. The basic principle of these technologies is defined – the constant reflection of participants and the development of their interaction, which allows members of the educational community to realize how their actions are perceived by others and what consequences they may have. An important aspect is the construction of elements of interaction between participants in the educational process, including the use of the digital educational environment as an effective way of virtual communication. The key role in this context is played by the psychological factor and «Digital hygiene», which sets a radically new trend in safe work with information and digital assets in conditions of mega-intensive information flows.
Temperament, skorost' fiziologicheskikh protsessov i professional'noe samoopredelenie starsheklassnikov
Authors: Kogut Anna Aleksandrovna , Pilipenko Aleksandra Romanovna 
Published: November 2024

This chapter examines the relationship between the predominant type of temperament of high school students and the choice of their educational profile and their professional preferences. Using the methods of E. P. Ilyin and Ya. Strelyau, the characteristics of the nervous system and the predominant type of temperament of eleventh-grade students of the Murmansk Polytechnic Lyceum of three different educational profiles are determined. The results of diagnostics and conclusions of the study are described.
Comparison of the Radiation Protection Effectiveness between Lead and Antimony-Tungsten Bed Skirt in Fluoroscopic-guided Simulated Urological Surgery
Authors: Prasanchaimontri Phornphen , Sudchai Waraporn , Sangondee Peerawan 
Published: November 2024

Objective: This study aimed to develop a new shielding device, a bed skirt, and compare the radiation protection effectiveness between lead and antimony-tungsten (Sb-W) bed skirts in fluoroscopic-guided urological surgery. Material and Methods: The simulated surgery of ureteroscopy (URS) and percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL), using the phantoms, was set. The lead and Sb-W skirts were mounted around the operating table. The fluoroscopy time was 120 seconds, and the experiment was repeated 10 times. The radiation dose to the body parts of the patient, surgeon, and anesthesiologist was measured with optically stimulated luminescent dosimeters and compared in the following conditions: conventional operating table, Sb-W bed skirt, and lead bed skirt.Results: By installing a bed skirt, the radiation dose was decreased, with lead being dominant in all areas. The lead bed skirt reduced the radiation dose by 20% to the patient, 66% to the surgeon, and 91% to the anesthesiologist. The absorbed radiation dose of the lead bed skirt was lower than the Sb-W bed skirt in URS settings (23.3±1.8 µGy vs 32.0±1.9 µGy, p-value<0.001) as well as PCNL settings (257.2±15.6 µGy vs 296.5±24.6 µGy, p-value<0.001). There was no statistically significant difference between the conventional operating table and the Sb-W bed skirt in both URS settings (p-value=0.066) and PCNL settings (p-value=0.153).Conclusion: The lead bed skirt significantly reduced the radiation exposure and provided superior radiation protection compared with the Sb-W bed skirt. This shielding technique is practical to minimize the harmful effects of radiation from fluoroscopy.
Transvenous embolization with detachable coils for a hypoglossal canal dural arteriovenous fistula: illustrative case
Authors: Hagstrom Rory , Raz Eytan , Chung Charlotte , Save Akshay V. , Khawaja Ayaz M. , Ponchione Elizabeth , Frome Spencer , Sharashidze Vera , Baranoski Jacob , Rutledge Caleb W. , Nossek Erez , Shapiro Maksim , Nelson Peter K. , Riina Howard A. 
Published: November 2024

BACKGROUND
Hypoglossal canal dural arteriovenous fistulas (HCDAVFs) are a relatively rare subtype of dural arteriovenous fistula (dAVF), representing 3%–5% of all dAVFs. The complex angio- and venous architecture predisposed to numerous anastomoses and nearby anatomical structures, including the posterior fossa sinuses and cranial nerves, can complicate both the diagnosis and treatment of these lesions.

OBSERVATIONS
The authors describe the case of HCDAVF in a 74-year-old male who presented with pulsatile tinnitus (PT) lasting 3 months and significant fatigue, headaches, and dizziness. Diagnostic cerebral angiography demonstrated a left-sided HCDAVF with bilateral supply from the ascending pharyngeal arteries and fistulous connection at the level of the left anterior condylar vein (ACV). This lesion was consistent with a Cognard and Borden type I dAVF.

LESSONS
The authors present a case in which transvenous embolization (TVE) with detachable coils via the ipsilateral internal jugular vein successfully occluded the previously visualized shunt to the left ACV and provided a clinical cure for the patient’s PT and headaches without complication. Selecting the appropriate treatment strategy for the successful treatment of HCDAVFs is predicated on a comprehensive understanding of the anatomical features of the lesion, namely arterial feeders, venous drainage pattern, and location of the fistulous connection. TVE is a safe and efficacious treatment option for HCDAVFs.
https://thejns.org/doi/10.3171/CASE24606
ANALISIS NILAI HASIL TERHADAP WAKTU MENGGUNAKAN SOFTWARE MICROSOFT PROJECT (STUDI KASUS PADA PROYEK PEMBANGUNAN KONSTRUKSI GEDUNG KANTOR KPU KABUPATEN MAJALENGKA)
Authors: Rijaluddin Arief , Awit Wijayanti  
Published: November 2024

The rapid of economic growth in Indonesia, of course, accompanied by the increasing public demand for construction projects. Each project has a different goal, in the implementation of the General Election Commission Office Building Construction Project which is planned for 143 calendar days, namely in the period 10th August 2020 to 31st December 2020 by the Contractor PT. Kalimasada Zahraa Jaya with a project value of Rp. 4.306.705.600,-
In the process of achieving these goals, a good construction management is needed so that the project is in accordance with the plan. In this case, the Earned Value Analysis method is used to determine if there is a discrepancy in the implementation of the project. The data analysis process uses Microsoft Project software for project scheduling and human resource allocation for each element of work effectively and efficiently. The data analyzed include presenting S curve graph data, calculating the schedule variance "SV" and SPI values from the BCWP and BCWS data values every week or cumulatively to produce the actual project duration and the remaining total duration.
From the results of the "EVA" method in the 20th week, the comulative EV value of Rp. 4,306,705,600,
which shows that the costs incurred to complete the project are in accordance to the plan. The resulting SV figure is + Rp 20,499,919,- which means that the completion of the work is faster than the plan and the SPI value is 1,005, the project implementation performance is better than the schedule planning ahead of the plan.
The Effectiveness of Learning Media in Waste Management
Authors: Br Tarigan Lidia , Rogaleli Yuanita C.L. , Dukabain Olga Mariana 
Published: November 2024

The involvement of the community affects the effectiveness of waste management. By offering suitable media under local conditions, community participation can be increased. This research aims to determine how well educational materials can raise awareness of waste management issues and encourage community involvement. The research method used quasi-experimental. The efficacy of learning media, research variables, respondent knowledge, and waste management follow-up. Representatives from 46 different community groups made up the study subjects. Surveys, pre-and post-tests, and questionnaires were employed to collect data. A paired t-test was utilized to evaluate the data after it had been processed descriptively. The knowledge of the respondents increased by 24%. The results show a significant difference in knowledge between before and after using learning media, according to the results of the paired t-test (p = 0.000). The learning media effectiveness test results showed no difference between book media and leaflet media in increasing respondents' knowledge (p=0.130). Follow-up plans, forming a waste bank (33.3), and sharing the information obtained with other parties (73.8%). The conclusion is there is a significant difference in knowledge before and after using learning media (p = 0.000). There was no difference between book media and leaflet media in increasing respondents' knowledge (p=0.130). The public can utilize books and leaflets to increase their knowledge about waste management.
Sites of Power Differentials in Kashmir: Self-Determination as Anti-Colonial Resistance Under Un-/polic/e/y-ed Genocidal Colonial Social Order
Authors: Ahmed Binish 
Published: November 2024

<p>"This photo essay consists of a sample of photographs I took, highlighting dimensions of life in Indian occupied Kashmir — a war zone where an anti-colonial resistance movement for self-determination by an Indigenous people (Ahmed 2016, Ahmed 2018a, Ahmed 2018b; Ahmed 2019b) is being violently repressed by an occupying, genocidal colonial Indian regime. [...] Whereas the popular narratives and representations about Kashmiris is that they are powerless people, what I offer instead in this essay is a complex visual and analytical look at power and control in contemporary Kashmir. In this photo essay, I employ a qualitative Indigenous Anishnaabe symbol-based reflection method (Lavallée 2009), similar to a photo voice approach, where I display a series of frames of photographs I took in September 2018 in Kashmir to present critical knowledges about community issues that involve how public spaces, places, and gazes intersect to construct as well as produce distinct dimensions of genocidal colonial social order and control in a militarized Indigenous peoples homeland." </p>
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<p>"What is implicit in this reflection essay is that the restrictions and permissions that produce the social order are a result of formal and informal policy regulations in place. When I employ the term ‘policy regulations’ that exercise power, I am referring to three types of social order policy practices: those policy practices that stem from the state’s administration and control of space as well as people; those policy practices that stem from self-determining community as subaltern practices, transcending the state, embodied in people as a collective; and last but not least, those practices which once again transcend the state, and are rooted in a type of individual power, located in human and non-human lives/bodies. What I offer in this essay are complex representations of power in Kashmir as a war zone, where an Indigenous nation asserts nuanced modalities of self-determination as anti-colonial resistance via public spaces, places, and gazes, in spite of the violent repression by the genocidal settler colonial Indian state. The captions of the photographs should be read as a critical, questioning/inquiring, analytical, ethnographic, poetic voice of a Kashmiri woman."</p>
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<p>The above are a sample of descriptive <em>excerpts</em> from the <em><strong>Introduction </strong></em>by the author, Binish Ahmed.</p>
ANALYSIS SMART SUPPLY CHAIN (SSC) AND SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCE IN SUPPORTING SMART TECHNOLOGY AND ITS IMPACT ON OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE ON A GEOTHERMAL COMPANY
Authors: Ismail Ismail , Surjasa Dadang 
Published: November 2024

This research aims to analyze the influence smart supply chain to operational performance, supply chain resilience and smart technologies as well as roles smart technologies in mediating influence smart supply chain to operational performance and moderate supply chain resilience to operational performance at a geothermal company. The sampling design used in this research is non-probability sampling with technique purposive sampling. The processed data came from 242 respondents and then analyzed using Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) method. The research found that smart supply chain positive influence on operational performance, supply chain resilience and smart technologies, Supply chain resilience has positive influence on smart technologies and operational performance and smart technologies has positive influence on operational performance. The research results found smart technologies able to mediate the influence of smart supply chain to operational performance but not able to moderate the influence supply chain reselience to operational performance. This study shows that operational performance can be maximized and optimized using smart supply chain technologies to support implementation smart technology.
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EVALUATION OF DEPREDATION ACTIVITIES OF RODENT PEST ON MAIZE CULTIVATED IN SASA-AJIBODE FARM, IBADAN, SOUTHWEST, NIGERIA
Authors: Badmus Hafiz Ayinde , Olubode Oluseun Sunday , Ojo Sharon 
Published: November 2024

Maize is a staple crop that is cultivated across different agro-ecologies in Nigeria. Maize adaptability and high yield potential, as well as its utility as a food, feed, and forage crop, clearly shows its significance. However, pests like rodent species remain an age-long challenge to its production by causing economic losses and low income for farmers. The study was carried out in Sasa – Ajibode farm. Systematic method of sampling was employed to observe and gather data in the study site. Quantitative data were collected by counting the number of damaged vegetative parts of the maize plant while qualitative data were collected by scoring observable damage signs on the maize. The result of the study revealed no observable signs of damage during the pre-flowering and post-flowering stages of maize cultivation in the study site during the dry and wet season in 2021. However, depredation activities of Ground squirrel (Xerus erythropus) by seed removal were observed during the sowing stage in the wet season. It can be concluded that rodent pest infestation is not the main threat to maize cultivation in the study site. However, environmentally-safe rodent management strategies should be adopted in the study area.
Training On Making Website-Based Learning Media And Developing Students' Integrated Skills In Learning English At The Excelsis Deo Community Learning Center (PKBM) Manado
Authors: Ali Muhammad Ilham , Purba Pebisitona Mesajaya , Kolinug Ferly Christian 
Published: November 2024

ABSTRACT This activity explores the implementation of integrated skills in English language learning and the incorporation of website-based learning media at the Excelsis Deo Manado Community Learning Activity Center (PKBM). The research addresses challenges in English education, including low student motivation, conventional teaching methods, and limited use of learning media. An integrated skills approach using children's literature is proposed to enhance language proficiency and cultural awareness. To support this method and overcome media limitations, the study introduces training on creating website-based learning media for teachers. This training covers web design, content management systems, and interactive element creation, aiming to produce engaging online learning environments. The combination of integrated skills teaching and modern, website-based learning media is expected to significantly improve students' English language skills and overall learning experience. This approach not only addresses current educational challenges but also bridges the gap between traditional pedagogy and contemporary learner needs, while providing older teachers with opportunities to adapt to new educational technologies. Keywords: Integrated skills, Website-based learning media, Students and Teacher Training, Children's literature.
Fe-capsaicin nanozyme attenuates sepsis-induced acute lung injury by regulating the functions of macrophages
Authors: Wang Ruijie , Zhou Ning , Xue Jinfang , Li Yan , Wang Yang , Zhu Huadong , Lv Chuanzhu 
Published: November 2024

BackgroundIn sepsis, the lung is one of the worst affected organs, often leading to acute lung injury (ALI). More and more evidence suggests that macrophages are also involved in the pathogenesis of ALI. In our previous study, we successfully synthesized Iron-capsaicin-based nanoparticles (Fe-CAP NPs) and found that it could inhibit the secretion of inflammatory cytokines to alleviate ALI. Here, we further explore the anti-inflammatory mechanism of Fe-CAP NPs.MethodsBone marrow-derived macrophages (BMDM) and C57 mice were divided into four groups: control group, lipopolysaccharide (LPS) group, CAP + LPS group and Fe-CAP + LPS group. Western blot and Immunofluorescence were used to detect the expression of macrophage phenotypic markers CD86 and CD206 in BMDM and lung tissue. Fluorescence microbeads, Transwell and ROS kit were used to detect the phagocytosis, migration and ROS clearing capability of BMDM. Western blot was used to detect the expression of JAK2/STAT3 pathway and apoptosis proteins in BMDM. TUNEL kit and H&amp;E staining were used to evaluate apoptosis and pathological changes in lung tissue.ResultsIn vitro, CD86 expression was increased in LPS, but decreased after Fe-CAP pretreatment. CD206 expression was the opposite. Fe-CAP reduced phagocytosis, migration and scavenged ROS in LPS-treated BMDM. Fe-CAP inhibited P-JAK2 and P-STAT3 expression and reduced apoptosis. In vivo, Fe-CAP improved lung histopathology and reduced apoptosis in lung tissue of LPS group. CD86 expression was increased in lung tissue of LPS group, but decreased in Fe-CAP preconditioning, and CD206 expression was reversed.ConclusionFe-CAP NPs could alleviate sepsis-induced ALI by regulating the polarization and function of macrophages, reducing ROS level and apoptosis.
Spectrum of neuropsychological challenges in Turner syndrome
Authors: Fezza Jacqueline I. , Rau Srishti , Clary Lauren , Nimene Johnson Oretha , Fimmel Fiona , Barber John , Kanakatti Shankar Roopa 
Published: November 2024

IntroductionTurner syndrome (TS) is associated with significant neuropsychological challenges, and screening is recommended at key transition stages. Our goal was to describe the institutional experience of formal neuropsychological assessments in TS and assess differences by karyotype.MethodsData were abstracted by retrospective chart review of completed assessments between January 1, 2019, and October 31, 2022, referred from the newly established multidisciplinary clinic, and descriptive statistical analyses were presented (SAS V9.4).ResultsOf 114 patients, 38 (33%) had completed neuropsychological assessment at a median age of 11.3 years (IQR 6.5–14.9). Median full-scale IQ (FSIQ) was lower in those with a 45,X karyotype compared with other karyotypes (p = 0.027) but did not meet statistical significance at the adjusted significance level for multiple comparisons. Lower median non-verbal IQ [performance intelligence quotient (PIQ)] relative to verbal IQ (VIQ) was observed. Diagnoses of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) (26%) and anxiety disorder (26%) were common followed by specific learning disorder (mathematics; 18%) and autism spectrum disorder (16%).DiscussionThe prevalence of neuropsychological abnormalities in our diverse clinic underscores the importance of early and routine neuropsychological testing in TS.
Distinguishing subclinical from clinical keratoconus by corneal measurements
Authors: Nicula Cristina Ariadna , Horvath Karin Ursula , Nicula Ariadna Patricia , Bulboacă Adriana Elena , Bolboacă Sorana D. , Nicula Dorin 
Published: November 2024

PurposeThe study aimed to determine the stability of topographic and tomographic indices measured with Pentacam and to evaluate the biomechanical parameters measured with Corvis ST in the diagnosis of subclinical keratoconus (sKCN) and clinical keratoconus (KCN).MethodsThis is a single-center cohort study with a retrospective review of topographic and tomographic indices and biomechanical parameters on adult patients with subclinical keratoconus (sKCN), clinical keratoconus (KCN), and healthy subjects (control group). The area under the receiver operating curve (AUC) was used to identify the cutoff values for evaluated indices able to distinguish between subjects with sKCN and those with KCN.ResultsSeventy-six patients (76 eyes) in the sKCN group, 74 patients (132 eyes) in the KCN group, and 70 patients (140 eyes) in the control group were analyzed. Evaluated participants had similar age, but in the sKCN group, men were predominant (p = 0.0070). Significantly higher values in the KCN group of Front Kmax, ISV, IVA, KI, IHD, BAD_D, and lower values of TL and PRC (with excellent accuracy AUC &gt; 0.9) were observed in the differentiation of KCN by controls. Similarly, excellent accuracies were obtained by Front Kmax, ISV, IVA, KI, IHD, KISA, I-S, BAD_D, and RMS-total with higher values in the KCN group and PRC and ARTmax with lower values in patients with KCN as compared to those with sKCN. Only Front Kmean (AUC = 0.946, Se = 85.6%, Sp = 90.4%, p &lt; 0.0001) and I-S Pentacam (AUC = 0.96, Se = 84.1%, Sp = 97.3%, p &lt; 0.0001) proved accurate and not shared with differentiation of sKCN or KCN by normal eyes. Front Kmean Pentacam proved good for case findings (0.806 [0.742 to 0.871]) and screening (0.712 [0.645 to 0.778]). I-S Pentacam performed excellent for case findings (0.826 [0.764 to 0.888]) and good for screening (0.758 [0.700 to 0.817]).ConclusionSubclinical and clinical KCN shared common Pentacam parameters with excellent or good accuracy in distinguishing subjects with and without pathology, but Front Kmean and I-S Pentacam proved excellent or good for case finding and screening and are not shared with differentiation of the sKCN or KCN by the normal eyes. Furthermore, differentiation of sKCN by normal eyes could be done with KISA (Pentacam) and CBI (Corvis) parameters, but only CBI is not shared with KCN.