bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
BENEFÍCIOS DA EDUCAÇÃO FÍSICA ESCOLAR PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO DO ALUNO COM TRANSTORNO DO ESPECTRO AUTISTA NA PERCEPÇÃO DOS PROFESSORES
Authors: Mello Lucas Augusto de , Fiorini Maria Luiza Salzani , Coqueiro Daniel Pereira 
Published: October 2019

This is a study that investigates the school inclusion of students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) from the perspective of physical education teachers. The TEA with several disorders that have some similar features. The person with TEA presents communication in social interaction and behavior. In addition, there is the need to maintain a routine of life, however, each person has your own feature. In the school context, more specifically in physical education classes, the teacher needs to be prepared to deal with students with TEA, the physical education stimulates the development of areas in which they have difficulties. Studies showed a lack of knowledge of professionals on this topic, pointing behind training and adequate training in physical education course. So, research on this theme are of extreme importance to the physical education professional learn how physical activity can be beneficial to develop every aspect of student development with TEA. In this sense, the study aimed to identify PEF perceptions about the benefits of school physical education for the development of students with Autistic Spectrum Disorder. The work comprises a descriptive research. The research project was submitted to the Ethics Committee of the College of higher education and training (FAEF). Survey respondents were 10 physical education teachers who work in the network of municipal education, with classes from 1stto 5thyear and provide classes for regular classes that have at least one student with TEA. In methodological terms, the researchers draw up a questionnaire to be auto filled by the participants, with opened questions related to themes: 1) perception of physical education teacher about the autistic spectrum disorder; and 2) benefits of physical education class for the development of the student with autism spectrum disorder. As a result, was sent to two judges-physical education professionals with experience in special education and in development of questionnaire to assess whether the questions draw up will help to answer the purpose of the research; and, if the writing is adequate. So, after the evaluation of the judges was prepared the second version of the questionnaire. After the PEF answering the questionnaire was analyzed each issue, where the PEF knew set TEA, reported the importance of the physical education classes for the general development of the student with TEA, however some negative issues were cited as the lack the diagnosis of student, school support and knowledge of PEF on the topic, in addition to missing responses more justified in each issue.
Received on: 06/28/2019Accepted: 06/30/2019
Colonialismo Carbônico na Amazônia?
Authors: Hoefle Scott William 
Published: October 2019

Processos inter-regionais de significância global envolvendo desflorestamentocausado por camponeses de frentes de expansão da Amazônia são apresentados pelos olhos destes, que durante a vida passaram de frentes de expansão do Oeste do Maranhão para os garimpos do Oeste do Pará e retornaram às frentes de expansão na região de Itaituba. Desmascarando a retórica ambientalista, que culpa a agricultura de queimada das zonas tropicais do mundo por problemas globais com emissões carbônicas, a percepção local do modo de vida rural revela como os camponeses escaparam da pobreza aguda do seu lugar de origem, mas acabaram nas condições degradantes do garimpo de ouro e, finalmente, chegaram à situação atual como agricultores pobres, porém independentes nas frentes de expansão do Oeste do Pará. Contudo, essa melhoria relativa de vida é sustentada por sistemas agrícolas que provocam desflorestamento e esgotamento das terras em longo prazo, e, assim, acaba recriando os problemas socioambientais do Nordeste no Norte. Por causa disso, as propostas visando a reduzir a degradação ambiental e a pobreza na Amazônia também devem incluir medidas para solucionar o subdesenvolvimento do Nordeste, que leva tantos camponeses a sair de sua região de origem.
Regionalização Portuária: Rumo a uma Nova Fase no Desenvolvimento Portuário
Authors: Notteboom Theo E. , Rodrigue Jean-Paul 
Published: October 2019

A integração logística e lógica reticular no setor portuário-marítimo tem redefinido o papel funcional dos portos em cadeias de valor e gerou novos padrões de distribuição de mercadorias e novas abordagens para a hierarquia portuária. Os modelos existentes de análise da evolução espacial e funcional dos portos e sistemas portuários contribuem apenas parcialmente à compreensão do paradigma de distribuição de mercadorias. Este trabalho tem como objetivo contribuir para a bibliografia existente propondo uma nova do desenvolvimento portuário, a fase da regionalização portuária e da circulação “porta a porta”. É demonstrado que a fase de regionalização e aspectos associados à hinterlândia exigem novas abordagens para a governança portuária e um enfoque funcional que vai além do perímetro tradicional dos portos.
Espacialidades da Museologia e do Turismo de Base Local na Zona Oeste Carioca (RJ): Iniciativas, Dinâmicas e Desafios de um Movimento Cultural Emergente
Authors: Cardoso Diogo Da Silva 
Published: October 2019

O propósito deste artigo é dar continuidade ao debate sobre a emergênciade espaços culturais e museais populares na Zona Oeste da cidade do Rio de Janeiro, reflexo do novo cenário político e da paisagem cultural conservadora que a cidade vem construindo e tem desafiado os diferentes agentes culturais locais (produtores culturais, museólogos, professores, artistas, artesãos, contadores de histórias) a erigir espaços de oxigenação estética e cultural para criar um contraponto à tendência que tem se verificado nos bairro periféricos cariocas: destruição do patrimônio arquitetônico, fragilização das expressões culturais populares e ruptura com o modo de vida rural-agrícola que, por décadas, caracterizou esta região que já experimentou alguns codinomes espaciais (sertão, subúrbio, periferia) que, para o paradigma (pós)modernista atualmente em vigor na esfera governamental e nos setores hegemônicos da sociedade, não cabem mais dentro da imagem dominante que se deseja promover da cidade.
واقع و تحديات مؤسسات المجتمع المدني في ليبيا في الفترة من 2011-2015م
Authors: بن سعيد محمد سالم 
Published: October 2019

فرضت ثورات الربيع العربي واقعا جديدا في الحياة السياسية العربية، حيث بدأت تظهر فيها معالم تحول ديمقراطي، وبناء أنظمة سياسية أكثر ديمقراطية، تحترم فيها قيم المواطنة والمبادئ الديمقراطية، كما ظهر الدور الفاعل لمؤسسات المجتمع المدني القائم على أساس إعادة هندسة الأدوار بين الدولة والمجتمع المدني، وذلك لاستعادة دور المجتمع المدني في إرساء وتكريس التحول الديمقراطي من خلال المشاركة الشعبية وما يتبعها من تقرير القيم الديمقراطية وازدهار ثقافة مدنية ديمقراطية توجه سلوك الأفراد للمشاركة في الحياة السياسية، وهذا ما عزز دورها في وعلى الجانب السياسي، وهذا ما يجعلنا نتساءل عن الدور الذي تقوم به مؤسسات المجتمع المدني في تعزيز مسارات التحول الديمقراطي , وإرساء معالم الديمقراطية والتحديات التي تواجهها في دول الربيع العربي و علي وجه الخصوص في ليبيا .
تهدف هذه الورقة إلي محاولة توضيح الدور الذي قامت به مؤسسات المجتمع المدني من2011 – 2014 م والتحديات التي واجهتها, ووضع رؤية لمستقبل الحياة السياسية في ليبيا علي نحو أكثر عدلاً عبر مساهمة مؤسسات المجتمع المدني وإثرائها للحياة الديمقراطية.
وفي ظل الظهور المفاجئ لمؤسسات المجتمع المدني في ليبيا المصاحب لثورة 17 فبراير انطلق هذا البحث من طرح التساؤلات التالية :
	ما هي طبيعة مؤسسات المجتمع المدني , وما هو دورها في المجتمع ؟
	متى ظهرت مؤسسات المجتمع المدني في ليبيا وما الدور الذي لعبته في تاريخ ليبيا السياسي؟
	ما هو دور مؤسسات المجتمع المدني في ثورة 17 فبراير ؟
	ما هي التحديات التي تواجه هذه المؤسسات ؟
	هل سيكون لها تأثير علي المسار الديمقراطي وفي صناعة القرار ؟
	ما هي التحديات التي تواجهها هذه المؤسسات ؟
	مؤسسات المجتمع المدني في ليبيا مازالت فتية وحديثة النشأة ؛ هل لذلك أثر علي أدائها؟
A High Spectral Resolution Study of the Soft X-Ray Background with the X-Ray Quantum Calorimeter
Authors: Wulf Dallas , Eckart Megan E , Galeazzi Massimiliano , Jaeckel Felix , Kelley Richard L , Kilbourne Caroline A , Morgan Kelsey M , Porter F Scott , McCammon Dan , Szymkowiak Andrew E 
Published: October 2019

Abstract
We present here a combined analysis of four high spectral resolution observations of the Diffuse X-ray Background, made using the University of Wisconsin-Madison/Goddard Space Flight Center X-ray Quantum Calorimeter sounding rocket payload. The observed spectra support the existence of a ∼0.1 keV Local Hot Bubble and a ∼0.2 keV Hot Halo, with discrepancies between repeated observations compatible with expected contributions of time-variable emission from Solar Wind Charge Exchange. An additional component of ∼0.9 keV emission observed only at low galactic latitudes can be consistently explained by unresolved dwarf M stars.
Hubble Space Telescope Spectroscopy of a Planetary Nebula in an M31 Open Cluster: Hot-bottom Burning at 3.4 M⊙*
Authors: Davis Brian D. , Bond Howard E. , Ciardullo Robin , Jacoby George H. 
Published: October 2019

Abstract
We use imaging and spectroscopy from the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) to examine the properties of a bright planetary nebula (PN) projected within M31's young open cluster B477-D075. We show that the probability of a chance superposition of the PN on the cluster is small, ≲2%. Moreover, the radial velocity of the PN is the same as that of the cluster within the measurement error of ∼10 km s−1. Given the expected ∼70 km s−1 velocity dispersion in this region, ∼8 kpc from M31's nucleus, the velocity data again make it extremely likely that the PN belongs to the cluster. Applying isochrone fitting to archival color–magnitude photometric data from the HST Advanced Camera for Surveys, we determine the cluster age and metallicity to be 290 Myr and Z = 0.0071, respectively, implying an initial mass of

for any PN produced by the cluster. From HST’s Space Telescope Imaging Spectrograph observations and Cloudy photoionization modeling, we find that the PN is likely a Type I planetary, with a nitrogen abundance that is enhanced by ∼5–6 times over the solar value scaled to the cluster metallicity. If the PN is indeed a cluster member, these data present strong empirical evidence that hot-bottom burning occurs in asymptotic giant branch stars with initial masses as low as 3.4 M
⊙.
Ram-pressure Stripping of a Kicked Hill Sphere: Prompt Electromagnetic Emission from the Merger of Stellar Mass Black Holes in an AGN Accretion Disk
Authors: McKernan B. , Ford K. E. S. , Bartos I. , Graham M. J. , Lyra W. , Marka S. , Marka Z. , Ross N. P. , Stern D. , Yang Y. 
Published: October 2019

Abstract
Accretion disks around supermassive black holes (SMBHs) are promising sites for stellar mass black hole (BH) mergers due to mass segregation and merger acceleration by disk gas torques. Here we show that a gravitational-wave (GW) kick at BH merger causes ram-pressure stripping of gas within the BH Hill sphere. If R
H ≥ H, the disk height, an off-center UV flare at a
BH ∼ 103
r

g
, emerges within t
UV ∼ O(2 days)(a
BH/103
r

g
)(M
SMBH/108
M
⊙)(v
kick/102 km s−1) postmerger and lasts O(R
H/v
kick) ∼ O(5t
UV). The flare emerges with luminosity O(1042erg s−1)(t
UV/2days)−1(M
Hill/1M
⊙)(v
kick/102 km s−1)2. Active galactic nucleus optical/UV photometry is altered and asymmetric broad emission line profiles can develop after weeks. If R
H < H, detectability depends on disk optical depth. Follow-up by large optical sky surveys is optimized for small GW error volumes and for Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory/Virgo triggers >50M
⊙.
Lire et vivre dans les ruines : Tsing et Sebald
Authors: Le Marec Joëlle 
Published: October 2019

À partir du Champignon de la fin du monde d’Anna Tsing, ce texte interroge l’imaginaire résolument optimiste de découverte et de reconquête nourrie par l’attention à ce qui échappe à la destruction, propre à plusieurs travaux récents. Revenant sur la position du chercheur avide de nouveaux récits, soucieux également de ne pas les écraser sous des jugements déterminant a priori ce qui compte et ne compte pas, au risque de les étouffer, l’article invite cependant à ne pas négliger la dimension de perte associée aux catastrophes passées et en cours. À cet égard, il convoque d’autres voix, en dehors des sciences sociales, en particulier celle de l’écrivant allemand W.G. Sebald, lequel accorde une place très importante aux ruines et à la remémoration des mondes perdus, de ce qui a compté pour les disparus, tel l’inlassable effort caractérisant la vie au sein des milieux fragiles.
Les migrations méditerranéennes
Authors: Mbougar Sarr Mohamed , Bertho Elara 
Published: October 2019

Jeune écrivain sénégalais, Mohamed Mbougar Sarr s’est fait enquêteur en Sicile, dans un petit village qui accueille des migrants d’Afrique subsaharienne. Le résultat de cette pratique d’enquête a été l’écriture d’un roman : Silence du chœur .
Myroides odoratus Central Nervous Infection in a Postneurosurgery Patient
Authors: Bhat Vivek G , Vira Hemant J , Shetty Prakash , Gupta Sudeep 
Published: October 2019

AbstractThe organisms belonging to the genus Myroides are ubiquitously present in the environment and have been implicated in infections in immunocompromised patients. We report the recent isolation of Myroides odoratus from the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) of a patient with anaplastic astrocytoma in the right frontal lobe who had undergone a supratentorial craniectomy for a recurrent right frontal tumor. The organism was identified by the VITEK-2 automated identification system (BioMérieux, Marcy-l'Étoile, France) in addition to microscopic morphology, cultural characteristics, and biochemical tests. The recovery of pure culture of M. odoratus from CSF culture and the patient's clinical response to treatment with cefoperazone–sulbactam support its potential etiological role. M. odoratus can be a causative agent of postneurosurgery central nervous system infection and is amenable to treatment with appropriate antibiotics.
Sero-prevalence of bovine and human brucellosis on selected farms in South-western Uganda
Authors: Nanfuka BMLT Mary 
Published: October 2019

Objective: To determine the seroprevalence of Brucellosis antibodies in cattle in 3 districts in South-western Uganda (Mbarara, Kiruhura and Bushenyi) and to determine the seroprevalence of Brucellosis among the cattle keepers on farms with cattle detected with brucellosis antibodies in the same districts and also to determine the level of awareness of Brucellosis disease among individuals that get in contact with livestock in the same districtsIntroduction: Brucellosis is among the zoonotic diseases that continue to afflict man and animals in Uganda. The increase in the number of disease outbreaks in animals from 1990 to 2013 and the number of human patients diagnosed with brucellosis in private clinics and hospitals has placed the infection to be among the top re-emerging diseases in the country. Brucellosis infection in humans is non-specific and caused by direct or indirect contact with infected animals or their products. Brucellosis manifests as intermittent fever, headache, weakness, profuse sweating, chills, weight loss, generalized aching that may involve multiple organ systems in the body. In animals, Brucella organisms localize in the reproductive organs, causing abortions, decreased milk yields and temporary sterility. Its effects impact negatively to the sale value of the affected animals causing financial losses to the animal owners.Methods: Purposive surveys were conducted in selected farms that were in an area with reported human cases. Ethical clearances were sought. Screening for Brucellosis was done using SAT. All positive samples were subjected to i-ELISA that detects IgM immunoglobulins. A total of 1503 cattle from 113 farms were tested for BrucellosisResults: Brucellosis test results from a total of 1503 cattle showed a sero-prevalence of 14% in Kiruhura, 18% Bushenyi and 23% Mbarara districts respectively. ELISA-positive Brucella cases from farm attendants on the sampled farms in the same districts had a prevalence of 4% in Kiruhura, 9% in Bushenyi and 12% in MbararaConclusions: Our findings underscore Brucella exposure as one of the major re-emerging diseases that should be treated with great concern by both Ministry of Health and MAAIF. We therefore recommend that the Ministries of Health and Agriculture should increase on community sensitization on the risk of Brucella infections in humans from cattle, and promote measures that can protect high risk families from getting infected. This survey indicated that Brucellosis infections are still prevalent in Uganda and continue to occur in the local communities. The public health and animal health service providers need to work together in compiling the disease epidemiological data for a concerted disease intervention measures.
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Authors: Chahud Artur 
Published: October 2019

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De raad in beraad
Authors: Verhelst Tom , Peters Klaartje , De Ceuninck Koenraad 
Published: October 2019

The council under consideration. A comparison and evaluation of the formal reforms to strengthen the municipal council in Flanders and the Netherlands
Until 2002, local government in Flanders and the Netherlands had a monistic approach. In both systems, the city council was formally the head of the board. However, due to the interplay of factors and evolutions, the influence of the council in practice was increasing. This contribution compares and evaluates the institutional reforms that have been implemented in Flanders and the Netherlands over the past decades in an attempt to reassess the role and position of the council. While Flanders opted for more limited reforms within the existing monistic system (e.g. its own chairman for the council, a special committee for intermunicipal cooperation, a procedure for restoring structural unmanageability), the Netherlands opted with dualism for a radical personnel and functional separation between council and board. Although the reforms in Flanders often seem half-hearted and councilors in the Netherlands attribute more influence to themselves, research also shows that the revaluation of the council in the Netherlands is (still) incomplete too. This theme will undoubtedly remain on the political agenda in the coming years. The authors are thinking of the development of a better statute for council members, or the functioning of the council as a democratic watchdog of the network society.
Stadsleven: een pleidooi voor de ‘open stad’
Authors: Nelissen Nico 
Published: October 2019

City life: a plea for the ‘open city’
This essay is written on the occasion of the appearance of the Dutch translation of Richard Sennett’s new book Building and dwelling. Ethics for the city. For more than half a century Sennett has been occupied with the position of man in the changing society in general and with the life of people in the city in particular. Apparently he doesn’t stop thinking and writing about it. His central thesis is that in the past decades, we have worked from the vision of the ‘closed city’, a city that was conceived and designed by professionals in advance, while for the future there is a need for an ‘open city’, a city where not everything is carefully planned in advance, but where there is room for unpredictability and coincidences. That sounds and is very abstract indeed, but it is a signal that is being delivered in the direction of a city nowadays controlled by state and capital, that should make room for a city that is more inspired by civil initiatives and civil involvement. A statement that is, moreover, largely at odds with the current practice of urban design and spatial planning in the present era. Does this mean that Richard Sennett’s central message has actually been said in advance against ‘deaf ears’? Is the chance that ‘his mission’ ends up in the right place already gone in advance? When we talk about the city Sennett distinguishes between two (and inseparable) dimensions: the city as a physical space (‘ville’) and the city as a whole of people of flesh and blood (‘cité’). It is a fascinating quest for the phenomenon of city: an ‘academic pilgrimage’ to an uncertain urban site, an ‘open city’, undergoing the purification of talking with the great figures in the history of (urban) sociology and urban planning.
DEPOSITIONAL AND DIAGENETIC HISTORY OF UPPER JURASSIC HAYNESVILLE FORMATION, TEAGUE TOWNSITE FIELD, FREESTONE COUNTY, TEXAS
Authors: FAUCETTE ROBERT C. , AHR WAYNE M. 
Published: October 2019

ABSTRACT
The Upper Jurassic Haynesville Formation in Teague Townsite Field, Freestone County, Texas, consists of grainy limestones, muddy limestones, shales, and quartz conglomerates. Constituent grains in the limestones are primarily non-skeletal with ooids being the most common grain type.
Composition and textural data from petrographic studies were grouped into seven microfacies. These microfacies represent three depositional environments: (1) tidal bar, (2) open marine, and (3) restricted marine. The distribution of these environments was controlled by contemporaneous salt movement.
A major shoaling upwards sequence is present in the Haynesville Formation. Nine smaller, local cycles are also present; these local cycles were probably caused by intermittent salt movement during deposition.
Four major diagenetic environments are recognized: (1) marine phreatic, (2) mixed or brackish phreatic, (3) meteoric phreatic, and (4) subsurface environments. Dissolution of ooids in the meteoric phreatic environment created very fine, intragranular porosity in oolite grainstones. Leached zones occur at the crests of the upper shoaling cycles. Virtually all intergranular porosity has been filled by subsurface coarse, mosaic spar cement. Production is from the intragranular porosity created by early meteoric leaching.