bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Navigating the Experience of an Adult Piano Student
Authors: Kang Soyeon 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
The purpose of this study is to expand understanding about how adult music students seek and create personal and social meaning. This narrative inquiry of an adult beginning-piano student, Mr. K, who began to learn to play the piano at the age of 56, illuminates how an adult piano student connects his experience of learning music and his life experience as an 18-wheeler truck driver. This study also examines how storytelling helped the teller find motivation and meaning for his learning. Data included interviews focused on Mr. K’s life story, his self-filmed videos of piano practicing in his truck cab, his journal describing his practice, and the researcher’s journal written after Mr. K’s piano lessons. Following data generation, the researcher identified several emergent themes reflecting Mr. K’s perceptions of his music learning experience: (a) motivation and self-directed learning, (b) life experience as a resource for learning, and (c) the power of storytelling. This study suggests that students of any age and in any setting, like this adult piano student, may have their own wellspring(s) of musical experience that connect past, present, and future learning.
The Story of a Man Without Lips: Representational Politics in Iranian Music Education
Authors: Niknafs Nasim 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
Owing to the geopolitical and sociohistorical changes occurring in the Middle East, and more particularly, the political aftermath of the 1979 Revolution in Iran, the international news media tends to politicize and overlook the richness of urban Iranian youth’s music making and learning habits. The absence of music courses in public education of the young does not indicate the absence of music making and learning; rather, we must look beyond the formal discourse of music education to find salient and unexpected forms of music education. Through narrative inquiry, this article examines the life story of Behzad, a rock musician in Tehran, who persevered through his often-interrupted but creative process of music learning and making. Together with his peers, Behzad has fashioned a meaningful music education scene that speaks to his adaptability, determination, passion, and strong drive toward music learning. Through Behzad’s stories, I present questions regarding what music education stands for and what it means to learn music the way Behzad has.
Writing Sport Online: An Analysis of the Pitfalls and Potential of Academic Blogging
Authors: Linden Andrew D. , Pieper Lindsay Parks 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
Opportunities abound for scholars’ digital engagement. Among the numerous available technologies, blogging has emerged as a medium that presents both opportunities and challenges for academics. Although scholars have reflected on the values and drawbacks of blogging in academia, few have specifically analyzed academic sport blogs. This paper uses a content analysis of six sport-specific online forums to examine the composition of contributors and the content of posts, as well as the pitfalls and potential of academic sport blogging. Our analysis suggests that, while blogging offers novel opportunities for scholars, the forum simultaneously reifies problems already present in sport scholarship and academia.
The Culture of Moving Dots: Toward a History of Counting and of What Counts in Basketball
Authors: Colás Yago 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
Advanced analytics in professional basketball depends heavily on digital technologies for acquiring and processing data and for representing and disseminating performance evaluation. These digital technologies have transformed the tactics, techniques, and styles of play in the sport in little over five years. They have also transformed the tools, methods, and contents of historical thinking—whether scholarly or popular—about the sport’s development and the relationship between contemporary trends and its past. This paper historicizes, contextualizes, and critically engages this shift toward quantitative thinking in basketball culture by emphasizing dimensions of the sport and ways of approaching it, such as the social, political, and aesthetic, that the contemporary fascination with counting tends to marginalize.
Digital Sport History, with Costs: An Ecocentric Critique
Authors: TePoel Dain 
Published: July 2017

Abstract
With few exceptions, sport historians have neglected to examine the relationship between sport and the environment. In this paper, I argue the “digital turn” offers an opportunity for sport historians to consider the environmental cost stemming from the proliferation of digital media technologies, including the masking of its materiality. I discuss the implications of Richard Maxwell and Toby Miller’s ecocentric critique of the production, consumption, and disposal of digital media technologies, and delineate what an environmental history of sport and sport media might take into account. I conclude with a consideration of the environmental risks that accompany digital humanities and digital history approaches for research, publishing, and pedagogy, and propose that the incorporation of environmental justice aims in digital sport history projects would help situate the field in a productive tension that simultaneously reproduces and resists environmental devastation.
Superdiversiteit en de informele stad
Authors: Geldof Dirk 
Published: July 2017

Superdiversity and the informal city. Hidden and temporary citizens as part of complexity
The main cities in the Netherlands and Belgium are becoming superdiverse majority-minority cities. This implies more than increasing diversity, but involves an increasing diversification of diversity and (contested) processes of normalization of diversity. The article explores the increase of temporary citizens and undocumented migrants as part of this transition. The rise of intra-EU-migration and transmigration contributes to an increase of temporary citizens. Using the case of Antwerp (Belgium), the article analyses the presence of undocumented migrants, using data of the collective regularization in Belgium in 2009, and of transmigrants, building upon an explorative research in Antwerp & Brussels in 2015.
Treatment of Odontogenic Keratocyst: A Case Report
Authors: Koparal Mahmut , Adiguzel Ozkan 
Published: July 2017

Aim: Odontogenic keratocysts are aggressive lesions characterised by a high recurrence risk ratio due to dental lamina residues in mandibular and maxillary regions. Odontogenic keratocysts appear distinct from other jaw cysts.
Methodology: In this report, a 35-year-old male patient was admitted to our clinic with numbness in the left mandible; the patient had also been admitted approximately 1 year previously complaining of paraesthesia, which subsequently progressed to complete numbness. During intraoral examination luxation was detected in the mandibular left second molar tooth. No carries or periodontal abnormalities were observed. In panoramic images a radiolucent lesion was detected, with regular boundaries, in the area of interest. Results: The mass was enucleated under local anaesthesia and second molar teeth were extracted. During histopathological examination the mass was determined as a keratocyst.
Conclusions: In the present case, surgical treatment was performed.
How to cite this article: Koparal M, Adiguzel O. Treatment of Odontogenic Keratocyst: A Case Report. Int Dent Res 2016;6:13-15.
Linguistic Revision: The English in this manuscript has been checked by at least two professional editors, both native speakers of English.
Hemisection: Two case reports
Authors: Falakaloglu Seda , Adiguzel Ozkan , Oztekin Faruk , Deger Yalcin , Ozdemir Gokhan 
Published: July 2017

Aim: This report discusses root and endodontic treatment as well as dental endodontic treatment of remaining roots using hemisection. An array of prosthetic approaches is described.
Methodology: These two case reports describe multidisciplinary prosthetic restoration of teeth using a hemisection procedure.
Results: It was possible to obtain successful results in problematic cases where the root failed to respond to endodontic treatment using a multidisciplinary approach combining endodontic treatment with restorative or prosthetic restorations of the intact root.
Conclusions: Hemisection is a suitable alternative approach to extraction for the effective and conservative treatment of affected teeth using periodontal and endodontic treatment.
How to cite this article: Falakaloglu S, Adiguzel O, Oztekin F, Deger Y, Ozdemir G. Hemisection: Two case reports Int Dent Res 2016;6:16-20.
Linguistic Revision: The English in this manuscript has been checked by at least two professional editors, both native speakers of English.
Uniwersytet przedsiębiorczy i odpowiedzialny społecznie
Authors: Andrzejczak Aldona 
Published: July 2017

W prezentowanym tekście podjęto próbę odpowiedzi na pytanie, czy można połączyć w realnej działalności ideę uniwersytetu przedsiębiorczego z jego społeczną odpowiedzialnością i w jaki sposób radzą sobie z tym polskie uniwersytety. Ukazano genezę koncepcji uniwersytetu przedsiębiorczego i jego odpowiedzialności, a także w tym kontekście przed‑ stawiono najważniejsze zmiany w funkcjonowaniu szkół wyższych w Polsce.
O potrzebie badania interesów pracowniczych
Authors: Gableta Małgorzata 
Published: July 2017

Objaśnianie współczesnych realiów gospodarowania, w tym stosunków pracy, wymaga uwzględnienia kategorii interesów. W artykule skoncentrowano się głównie na interesach pracowników. Stwierdzono, że dbałość o ich realizację sprzyja aktywizacji zatrudnionych. Wśród interesów rozpoznanych w procesie badań empirycznych w szerszym zakresie sku‑ piono się na bezpieczeństwie zatrudnienia, rozpatrując je przez pryzmat trwałości więzi z przedsiębiorstwem. Wskazano także na inne kryteria różnicowania omawianych inte‑ resów, ważne z punktu widzenia przesłanek ich rozpatrywania. Przedstawione podejście do wiedzy o interesach znalazło odzwierciedlenie w opracowanej formule zarządzania przedsiębiorstwem zorientowanego na człowieka. Preferowany kierunek poszukiwań badawczych, oparty na kategorii interesów, uznano za szczególnie ważny w warunkach postępującego uelastyczniania zatrudnienia.
Zarządzanie zasobami ludzkimi, kierunki zmian, nowe wyzwania XXI wieku
Authors: Janowska Zdzisława 
Published: July 2017

Zjawiska światowe w makrootoczeniu organizacji (kryzys finansowy, dekoniunktura,
recesja, bezrobocie, ubóstwo społeczne, przemiany polityczne, migracja ludności, kryzys
demograficzny) oddziałują pośrednio i bezpośrednio na zmianę paradygmatu zarządzania, a w tym zarządzania zasobami ludzkimi i polityki społecznej. Prezentowane treści
dowodzą, że aktualne zdobycze nauki wymagają rewizji, bowiem standardy zarządzania
zasobami ludzkimi służą głównie „wybranej” grupie pracowników, tj. kadrze menedżerskiej i wysoko kwalifikowanej kadrze specjalistycznej. Większość „niżej urodzonych”
wykonawców pracy jest traktowanych instrumentalnie, czego dowodem jest nierespektowanie ich praw pracowniczych. W artykule poza tą kwestią stanowiącą, wyzwanie XXI w.,
szczególnie istotne (w obliczu ostatnich wydarzeń etnicznych) staje się zarządzanie wielokulturowymi zasobami ludzkimi, a także zarządzanie różnorodnością (zróżnicowaniem
z uwagi na wiek i status społeczny).
Opracowanie dowodzi marnotrawstwa kwalifikacji potencjału ludzkiego.
Kluczową rolę w zatrzymaniu dehumanizacji procesów pracy musi odegrać kadra menedżerska, dla której wartość kapitału ludzkiego powinna stanowić najwyższe dobro.
Sposób na sukces firmy rodzinnej (wyniki badania empirycznego)
Authors: Sobiecki Roman , Żelazko Beata 
Published: July 2017

Artykuł przybliża wyniki sondażu diagnostycznego zrealizowanego w 2015 r. przez
pracowników Kolegium Nauk o Przedsiębiorstwie SGH w Warszawie we współpracy
z Ośrodkiem Doradztwa Rolniczego z siedzibą w Brwinowie. W badaniu tym uczestniczyli
właściciele firm znajdujących się w gronie laureatów i wyróżnionych w konkursie Sposób
na sukces. Grupę respondentów tworzyli przedstawiciele podmiotów rodzinnych zlokalizowanych na obszarach wiejskich i w małych miastach. Materiał badawczy uzyskano
z 24 firm reprezentujących sektor MSP. Omawiane w artykule badanie zostało ukierunkowane na rozpoznanie czynników sukcesu biznesu rodzinnego. Stanowiło również próbę
udzielenia odpowiedzi na pytania: Jak przedsiębiorcy rodzinni definiują pojęcie „sukces”?
Jakie są – ich zdaniem – przejawy sukcesu i sposoby osiągania sukcesu? Co stymuluje i co
ogranicza rozwój firmy? Co decyduje o jej konkurencyjności?
Ewaluacja programów zatrudnienia – stan badań i nowe wyzwania
Authors: Wiśniewski Zenon , Maksim Monika 
Published: July 2017

W artykule przedstawiono rozwój metod ewaluacji programów zatrudnienia w kontekście badań w Polsce. Wraz z ewolucją roli aktywnej polityki rynku pracy, nakierowanej coraz częściej również na realizację innych celów niż tylko podjęcie zatrudnienia, konieczne stało się zmodyfikowanie dotychczas stosowanego podejścia do ewaluacji. Po pierwsze, znacznie rozszerzono katalog analizowanych efektów programów. Po drugie, do badań ewaluacyjnych polityki rynku pracy wprowadzono podejście dynamiczne. Po trzecie, w tym czasie wzrosła również wiedza na temat czynników, które współdeterminują udział i efekty podjętej interwencji. W badaniach efektów przyczynowych zaczęto uwzględniać znacznie szerszy zestaw zmiennych, opisujących nie tylko konkretny epizod bezrobocia badanej jednostki i jej cechy społeczno‑demograficzne, ale również dokładny przebieg kariery. W Polsce najważniejszym wyzwaniem staje się podjęcie bardziej pogłębionych badań efektów przyczynowych aktywnej polityki rynku pracy.
Quality of Didactic Processes Conducted by Talents‑Candidates
of Highest Scientific Potential
Authors: Jabłonowska Lidia 
Published: July 2017

The pursuit of the university to achieve a higher quality of didactic processes
is becoming ever more important in the recent years. A practical criterion of its
achievement is the reference to the didactic labour culture, the development
direction, which depends on the academic teacher and their competences. This
article contains parts of results of research conducted during the final phase of the
project by PhD students at Warsaw School of Economics. The analysis of empirical data is preceded by an overview of the theories of work culture in business
education within the context of the latest trends in education, including the
requirements of developing the entrepreneurial attitudes. The research indicates
that young science employees – talents conduct classes primarily in the convention
mechanistic‑passive culture model. Only to a small degree does their teaching
show features of the humanistic culture model, which is based on high‑quality
activating methods and the teaching process is not focused on developing attitude
of entrepreneurship. The critical‑creative approach to business education is
virtually non‑existent, or at best limited to only certain individual elements of
the education process.
Starting up a Business with Support of Subsidies
for the Development of Entrepreneurship
Authors: Jegorow Dorota 
Published: July 2017

The aim of this article is to determine the relationship of subsidies for
starting up a business with its further development. Presented synthesis combines
the analysis of literature, secondary data sources, descriptive statistics and
observation. Thus, the article is a part of the cognitive function of economics. The
analysis shows that recent years were characterized by a clear quantitative growth
of newly registered enterprises. This was accompanied by large public support
provided in the form of subsidies for starting up a business. However, in many
cases, the objective of the business was to be granted subsidies rather than its
development under the auspices of the financing institutions
Self‑Employment as Form of Development of Entrepreneurship
of the Elderly in Poland
Authors: Niewiadomska Anna 
Published: July 2017

The growing dynamics of the aging of the labour force in Poland creates the
need for action directed at effective use of professional potential of the elderly. The
aim of the article is to analyze their self‑employment treated as a manifestation
of individual entrepreneurship. The starting point of considerations is the
presentation of arguments justifying the need to increase entrepreneurship
among the elderly. We analyzed the factors encouraging older people to start
their own business, as well as barriers to this process. The article uses data made
available by Eurostat.
Les différents processus d’apprentissage vécus par des professionnels de la santé participant à une communauté de pratique
Authors: GOSSELIN Marilène , VIAU-GUAY Anabelle , BOURASSA Bruno 
Published: July 2017

Le but de cet article est de dégager les processus d’apprentissage pouvant être déployés par des participants à une communauté de pratique dans une perspective de développement professionnel constructiviste. Les données sont présentées selon le modèle de l’apprentissage humain de Jarvis (2010). Les résultats révèlent que tous les types de processus d’apprentissage, tel que suggéré théoriquement par Jarvis, que ce soit des apprentissages non réflexif, réflexif ou réfléchi ou encore une absence d’apprentissage immédiat, peuvent être vécus au sein d’une communauté de pratique. Une prédominance à certains types de processus se dessine selon les prédispositions personnelles. Ces prédispositions et le monde vécu ont une influence sur l’interprétation de l’expérience et donc sur les apprentissages qui en découlent pour la pratique ou chez la personne.
L’accueil des parents en néonatalogie : apprendre une activité « banale »
Authors: OLRY Paul 
Published: July 2017

L’accueil des parents en néonatalogie est une activité méconnue des infirmières du domaine. Il concerne un objet : l’accompagnement à la parentalité que peut mettre à mal la naissance d’une enfant prématurée. Il s’agit dans cette activité des soignants de mettre en travail le lien d’attachement connexe au processus d’appropriation d’un enfant. On définit d’abord ce que l’on entend par accompagnement et soutien à la parentalité dans l’espace de la néonatalogie. Le cadrage théorique de la recherche prend principalement appui sur les concepts d’expérience, de compétence dans leur rapport au couple situation/activité. Ce cadre réfère ainsi à une didactique professionnelle, choix opéré pour deux raisons. C’est d’abord une méthode d’approche du travail pour conduire une analyse de l’activité des infirmières et puéricultrices ; c’est ensuite une voie pour comprendre comment se décline cette compétence sur le terrain, en comparant plusieurs professionnelles1.
L’exercice délibératif dans le contexte de rapports linguistiques complexes : le cas du Nouveau-Brunswick
Authors: Paulin Christine C. 
Published: July 2017

Dans la littérature sur les instruments d’action publique (IAP), il n’y a que très peu de prise en considération des variables contextuelles et de leurs effets sur la conception des instruments, de même que sur le processus de formulation des politiques publiques. Or, par l’entremise d’une étude empirique sur la question à partir du cas du Nouveau-Brunswick, nous pouvons mettre en relief le rôle de la dimension linguistique en tant que l’une des variables contextuelles ayant le plus d’influence sur la conception des IAP (plus précisément sur lesmécanismes délibératifs) et sur le processus décisionnel qui en découle. En particulier, nous observons l’incidence que peut avoir la variable linguistique sur les mécanismes délibératifs, mais également sur les réseaux d’action publique impliqués dans l’exercice démocratique, sur les institutions étatiques, et sur le processus de production des politiques publiques. Nos constats permettent de conclure que les instruments se traduisent différemment dans un contexte de rapports linguistiques complexes (un bilan qui peut d’ailleurs se transposer à l’infranational bilingue, où cohabitent diverses communautés linguistiques).
Modeling of viscoelastic properties of nonpermeable porous rocks saturated with highly viscous fluid at seismic frequencies at the core scale
Authors: Wang Zizhen , Schmitt Douglas R. , Wang Ruihe 
Published: July 2017

AbstractA core scale modeling method for viscoelastic properties of rocks saturated with viscous fluid at low frequencies is developed based on the stress‐strain method. The elastic moduli dispersion of viscous fluid is described by the Maxwell's spring‐dash pot model. Based on this modeling method, we numerically test the effects of frequency, fluid viscosity, porosity, pore size, and pore aspect ratio on the storage moduli and the stress‐strain phase lag of saturated rocks. And we also compared the modeling results to the Hashin‐Shtrikman bounds and the coherent potential approximation (CPA). The dynamic moduli calculated from the modeling are lower than the predictions of CPA, and both of these fall between the Hashin‐Shtrikman bounds. The modeling results indicate that the frequency and the fluid viscosity have similar effects on the dynamic moduli dispersion of fully saturated rocks. We observed the Debye peak in the phase lag variation with the change of frequency and viscosity. The pore structure parameters, such as porosity, pore size, and aspect ratio affect the rock frame stiffness and result in different viscoelastic behaviors of the saturated rocks. The stress‐strain phase lags are larger with smaller stiffness contrasts between the rock frame and the pore fluid. The viscoelastic properties of saturated rocks are more sensitive to aspect ratio compared to other pore structure parameters. The results suggest that significant seismic dispersion (at about 50–200 Hz) might be expected for both compressional and shear waves passing through rocks saturated with highly viscous fluids.
Dissolved scandium, yttrium, and lanthanum in the surface waters of the North Atlantic: Potential use as an indicator of scavenging intensity
Authors: Till C. P. , Shelley R. U. , Landing W. M. , Bruland K. W. 
Published: July 2017

AbstractRecent work has begun to elucidate the biogeochemical cycling of scandium (Sc) in the open ocean, but so far no surface distribution data have been reported of dissolved Sc, and no basin‐scale surface distributions have been reported of yttrium (Y) or lanthanum (La). This work presents basin‐wide surface Sc, Y, and La data in a section across the North Atlantic subtropical gyre (2011 GEOTRACES GA03) and investigates the potential utility of these distributions. This work uses dissolved and aerosol concentration data for La and Sc to estimate their surface ocean residence times in both the center of the oligotrophic gyre and near the African coastline. This work additionally shows that the surface distribution of Sc in the North Atlantic correlates with the shape of the gyre as inferred by isotherm depth, with lower Sc concentrations at the gyre boundaries. This pattern suggests that Sc could be drawn down by the elevated particle flux at the gyre boundaries. In this case, Sc removal could be used as an indicator of scavenging intensity. In order to account for variable input of Sc to the surface ocean, we propose normalizing the Sc distribution to that of Y or La, which are much less particle reactive and are input via dust to the surface North Atlantic in constant ratios with Sc. Such normalization improves the correlation with isotherm depth. We propose that the variations in dissolved Y/Sc and La/Sc ratios may be due to preferential Sc scavenging and could therefore indicate scavenging intensity.