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Organizaciones villeras y estado. el movimiento villero peronista frente a la aplicación del plan alborada en la ciudad de Buenos Aires (1973-1974)
Authors: Alvarez Manuela Luz 
Published: September 2017

En agosto de 1973 el gobierno de Héctor J. Cámpora lanzó el Plan Alborada destinado a la construcción de conjuntos habitacionales definitivos para relocalizar a la población de villas de emergencia en sectores periféricos de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Este trabajo se propone indagar cómo fueron recibidas estas medidas, en muchos aspectos contrarias a las reivindicaciones históricas del sector villero, por parte del Movimiento Villero Peronista (MVP). A partir del análisis de fuentes periodísticas escritas entre mayo de 1973 y marzo de 1974, se caracterizará la política de los gobiernos de Héctor J. Cámpora y Juan D. Perón en relación a las villas de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. A su vez se indagará acerca del grado de autonomía del MVP y sus posibilidades de sostener posiciones divergentes a las del gobierno peronista y la cúpula montonera.
Special Issue on NIED Frontier Researches on Science and Technology for Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience 2017
Authors: Hayashi Haruo , Usuda Yuichiro 
Published: September 2017

In April 2016, our institute, NIED, under its new English name the “National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience,” commenced its fourth mid-to-long term planning period, set to last seven years.
We are constantly required to carry out comprehensive efforts, including observations, forecasts, experiments, assessments, and countermeasures related to a variety of natural disasters, including earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, landslides, heavy rains, blizzards, and ice storms.
Since this is NIED’s first special issue for the Journal of Disaster Research (JDR), works were collected on a wide variety of topics from research divisions and centers as well as from ongoing projects in order to give an overview of the latest achievements of the institute. We are delighted to present 17 papers on five topics: seismic disasters, volcanic disasters, climatic disasters, landslide disasters, and the development of comprehensive Information Communications Technology (ICT) for disaster management. Even though the achievements detailed in these papers are certainly the results individual research, NIED hopes to maximize these achievements for the promotion of science and technology for disaster risk reduction and resilience as a whole. It is our hope that this special issue awakens the readers’ interest in a study, and, of course, creates an opportunity for further collaborative works with us.
THE EFFECT OF CONSUMER BEHAVIOR STUDENTS UNIVERSITY STATE OF JAKARTA ON PRODUCT ONLINE PURCHASEâ€™S DECISION ON ONLINE SHOP BUKALAPAK.COM
Authors: Adi Wasono 
Published: September 2017

The development of the Internet technology becomes the precursor of the progress of business over the Internet that is significantly growing up in the recent year. In the present, people like to shop through online shops, because in addition to its practicality, the price of goods offered is relatively affordable, and, or relatively equal to conventional stores. One of the online stores which are popular amongst Indonesian society, and also popular for the university student in Indonesia is Buka Lapak.com. This research aims to examine the influence of consumer behavior on their buying decisions (studies on consumer of Buka Lapak.com amongst the student of Universitas Negeri Jakarta ). The method used in this research is quantitative method with simple linear regression analysis. The results show that studentâ€™s consumer behavior in todayâ€™s technology significantly influences the studentâ€™s buying decisions on Buka Lapak.com. This is shown by the correlation coefficient test result, in which the level of relationship between the studentâ€™s consumers behavior toward buying decisions on Buka Lapak.com is included in the category of strong and direct.
Should the Standard Count Be Excluded from Neutron Probe Calibration?
Authors: Zhang Z. Fred 
Published: September 2017

Core IdeasTraditional count‐ratio‐based neutron probe calibration introduces unnecessary error.Count‐based calibration eliminates this error in water content measurement.Count‐based calibration is useful when the standard count is questionable or absent.The aging effect of a neutron probe over a period of 26 yr was negligible.About 6 decades after its introduction, the neutron probe (NP) remains one of the most accurate methods for indirect measurement of soil moisture content. Traditionally, the calibration of a NP involves the ratio of the neutron count in the soil to a standard count, which is the neutron count in the fixed environment such as the probe shield or a specially designed calibration tank. The drawback of this count‐ratio‐based calibration is that the error in the standard count is carried through to all the measurements. An alternative calibration is to use the neutron counts only, not the ratio, with proper correction for radioactive decay and counting time. To evaluate both approaches, the shield counts of a NP used for three decades were analyzed. The results show that the ground surface conditions have a substantial effect on the standard count. The error in the standard count also impacts the calculation of water storage and could indicate false consistency among replicates. The analysis of the shield counts indicates negligible aging effect of the instrument over a period of 26 yr. It is concluded that, by excluding the standard count, the use of the count‐based calibration is appropriate and sometimes even better than ratio‐based calibration. The count‐based calibration is especially useful for historical data when the standard count was questionable or absent.
Enhanced bacterial quorum aggregation on a zeolite capping layer for sustainable inhibition of ammonium release from contaminated sediment
Authors: Xu Jinlan , Zhang Haiyang , Zhao Rong , Kong Fanxing 
Published: September 2017

Abstract
The main objective of this study was to investigate how signal molecules enhance bacterial quorum aggregation on a zeolite capping layer for sustainable inhibition of ammonium release from contaminated sediment. Sediment remediation experiments were carried out by using nitrifying bacteria (WGX10, WGX18), denitrifying bacteria (HF3, HF7) and two kinds of signal molecules (OHHL, C8-HSL). The results showed that nitrifying bacteria and denitrifying bacteria could significantly aggregate on zeolite after adding 1.0 μM OHHL at a C/N ratio of 7. The maximum ammonium removal of five times the amount of ammonium adsorbed was achieved when 1.0 μM OHHL was added at the C/N ratio of 7 (the bio-regeneration rate was up to 88.32%), which was 1.24–2.02 times the ammonium removal amount at C/N ratios of 3, 5, 9. The concentration of total nitrogen in the overlying water was no more than 0.8 mg/L during four rounds of sediment remediation experiments. In addition, the bio-regeneration rate was up to 71.20%, which achieved sustainable inhibition of ammonium release from contaminated sediment.
Discovering Trends of Agricultural Drought in Tihama Plain, Yemen : A Preliminary Assessment
Authors: Md hashim Noorazuan , Dhaif Allah Ali Ahmed , Awang Azahan 
Published: September 2017

Agricultural drought is characterized by lack of sufficient moisture in the surface soil layers to support crop and forage growth. Indicators of agricultural drought often are precipitation, temperature and soil moisture to measure soil moisture and crop yield. This study aims to assess spatiotemporal of drought in the Tihama Plain, which is one of the most important agricultural areas in Yemen, where contributes about 42% of the total agricultural production in the country. In recent years, the Tihama Plain faced changes in the rainy season, which reflect negatively on agriculture production and water security in the area. In this study the Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) was used to temporal evaluation of the situation of drought, also it has been used Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in order to show the spatial variability distribution of drought in the study area. The analysis results by SPI-6 showed that the years 1984,1991,2002, 2003,2004,2005,2006 and 2008 were the most affected by drought during the study period 30 years (1980-2010), also show that the year 1991 was the worst years of drought experienced by the study area. Based on the fact that the study area is the most important agricultural areas in Yemen, it is recommended a study the drought and its impact on agricultural crops in the area.
Hallazgos imagenológicos en cálculos abandonados en cavidad abdominal posterior a colecistectomía por laparoscopia: serie de 7 casos y revisión de la literatura
Authors: Pérez Juan Manuel , Brito Araújo Arnaldo Andrés , Pérez Carolina , Forero Julián , Cifuentes Grillo Paola Andrea , Cabrera Riascos Elkin Yasmany , Kadamani Akram 
Published: September 2017

La colecistectomía laparoscópica (CL) es la técnica quirúrgica de elección actual para el tratamiento de la colelitiasis sintomática. Sin embargo, este procedimiento acarrea ciertas complicaciones, dentro de lascuales destacamos la perforación de la vesícula biliar con subsiguiente caída de los cálculos y bilis a la cavidad peritoneal, que puede dar origen a la formación de abscesos abdominales tiempo después de dicho procedimiento quirúrgico.Por tal motivo, los cálculos biliares abandonados deben reconocerse como una fuente potencial para la formación de un proceso inflamatorio intraabdominal, en especial cuando se tiene historia de perforaciónvesicular durante el procedimiento, o en los casos de conversión a colecistectomía abierta y caída de los cálculos a la cavidad peritoneal. Tanto los radiólogos como los cirujanos deben familiarizarse con los hallazgos imagenológicos de las diferentes modalidades diagnósticas, como el ultrasonido, la TC y la resonancia magnética, así como con las diferentes manifestaciones clínicas que pueden presentarse.En esta publicación, presentamos los casos de 7 pacientes con antecedente de colecistectomía laparoscópica que acudieron al servicio de urgencia de nuestro hospital por dolor abdominal y en quienes los hallazgos imagenológicos determinaron la presencia de colecciones perihepáticas por cálculos caídos.
Revisiting the Firm, Reporting Entity, and Going Concern Concepts in Light of Financial Crisis
Authors: Moore Louella 
Published: September 2017

ABSTRACT
Contemporary accounting conceptual frameworks depict reporting entities as self-evident stand-alone units whose current activities are likely to continue. That representation is revisited in light of Veblen's (1904) sabotage thesis that managers routinely utilize mechanisms that disrupt underlying markets. Credit default swaps played a significant role in the 2008 subprime financial crisis, blurring the boundaries of entities to create entanglements that threatened the global financial infrastructure. The reporting entity and going concern concepts developed in a climate of philosophical pragmatism operating from a flawed premise that a scientific approach assures objective, value-free data. The conventional treatment of reporting entities is contrasted with emerging conversations that paint “the firm” as a legal fiction functioning within a dynamic and potentially unstable matrix. The paper argues that a distorted view on the underlying nature of the firm masks significant public interest issues, making it difficult to address problems inherent in interdependent institutional structures.
Does CSR Reporting Really Impact FERCs?
Authors: Birkey Rachel N. , Guidry Ronald P. , Patten Dennis M. 
Published: September 2017

ABSTRACT
As part of a study on the value of corporate social responsibility (CSR) reporting for market participants, Dhaliwal, Radhakrishnan, Tsang, and Yang (2012) document a positive future earnings response coefficient (FERC) related to CSR report issuance. They argue the reports allow investors to better identify companies' social and environmental performance and thus better predict their future earnings. Our concern is that they fail to consider that CSR reports are likely issued for reasons other than informing investors, and we further argue that the low average quality of CSR reports makes it unlikely that companies use them for informing investors of actual social and environmental performance. Focusing on only first-time issuances of CSR reports by U.S. firms, we find, in contrast to Dhaliwal et al. (2012), no significant impacts on FERCs. Our results are robust to consideration of report quality and potentially differing impacts for firms operating in industries facing higher levels of social or environmental exposure. The findings thus suggest the claims made by Dhaliwal et al. (2012) regarding CSR reporting are questionable.
Guillermo Lohmann Villena, El arte dramático en Lima durante el Virreinato. Madrid, Publicaciones de la Escuela de Estudios Hispano-Americanos de la Universidad de Sevilla, 1945, xviii + 647 págs.
Authors: Rojas Garcidueñas José de Jesús 
Published: September 2017

Se reseñó el libro: El arte dramático en Lima durante el Virreinato.
Joaquín García Icazbalceta, Don Fray Juan de Zumárraga. Edición de Rafael Aguayo Spencer y Antonio Castro Leal. México, Editorial Porrúa, S. A., 1947, Colección de Escritores Mexicanos, números 41-44, 4 vols.
Authors: Rojas Garcidueñas José de Jesús 
Published: September 2017

Se reseñó el libro: Don Fray Juan de Zumárraga. Edición de Rafael Aguayo Spencer y Antonio Castro Leal.
Edna Garrido, Versiones dominicanas de romances españoles recogidas y anotadas por... Ciudad Trujillo, República Dominicana, Pol Hermanos Editores, 1946, 110 págs. + bibl. y 2 gráficas.
Authors: Mejía Sánchez Ernesto 
Published: September 2017

Se reseñó el libro: Versiones dominicanas de romances españoles...
Hugo Schuchardt, Primitiae linguae vasconum, versión española con notas y comentarios por A. Yrigoyen, con una carta-prólogo de Julio de Urquijo. Salamanca, Colegio Trilingüe de la Universidad, 1947, 88 págs. / Florentino Castro Guisasola, El enigma del vascuence ante las lenguas indoeuropeas. Madrid, anejo XXX de la RFE, 1944, 293 págs.
Authors: Alonso Amado 
Published: September 2017

Se reseñaron: Hugo Schuchardt, Primitiae linguae vasconum, versión española con notas y comentarios por A. Yrigoyen, con una carta-prólogo de Julio de Urquijo, y Florentino Castro Guisasola, El enigma del vascuence ante las lenguas indoeuropeas.
Multimodality molecular imaging: Paving the way for personalized medicine
Authors: Zaidi Habib 
Published: September 2017

Early diagnosis and therapy increasingly operate at the cellular, molecular or even at the genetic level. As diagnostic techniques transition from the systems to the molecular level, the role of multimodality molecular imaging becomes increasingly important. Positron emission tomography (PET), x-ray CT and MRI are powerful techniques for in vivo imaging. The inability of PET to provide anatomical information is a major limitation of standalone PET systems. Combining PET and CT proved to be clinically relevant and successfully reduced this limitation by providing the anatomical information required for localization of metabolic abnormalities. However, this technology still lacks the excellent soft-tissue contrast provided by MRI. Standalone MRI systems reveal structure and function, but cannot provide insight into the physiology and/or the pathology at the molecular level. The combination of PET and MRI, enabling truly simultaneous acquisition, bridges the gap between molecular and systems diagnosis. MRI and PET offer richly complementary functionality and sensitivity; fusion into a combined system offering simultaneous acquisition will capitalize the strengths of each, providing a hybrid technology that is greatly superior to the sum of its parts.
This talk also reflects the tremendous increase in interest in quantitative molecular imaging using PET as both clinical and research imaging modality in the past decade. It offers a brief overview of the entire range of quantitative PET imaging from basic principles to various steps required for obtaining quantitatively accurate data from dedicated standalone PET and combined PET/CT and PET/MR systems including algorithms used to correct for physical degrading factors and to quantify tracer uptake and volume for radiation therapy treatment planning. Future opportunities and the challenges facing the adoption of multimodality imaging technologies and their role in biomedical research will also be addressed.
Classification of methods for generating pseudo-CT from MRI images for MRI-alone RT
Authors: Wafa BOUKELLOUZ , Abdelouahab MOUSSAOUI 
Published: September 2017

Background: Since the last decades, research have been oriented towards an MRI-alone radiation treatment planning (RTP), where MRI is used as the primary modality for imaging, delineation and dose calculation by assigning to it the needed electron density (ED) information. The idea is to create a computed tomography (CT) image or so-called pseudo-CT from MRI data. In this paper, we review and classify methods for creating pseudo-CT images from MRI data. Each class of methods is explained and a group of works in the literature is presented in detail with statistical performance. We discuss the advantages, drawbacks and limitations of each class of methods.
Methods: We classified most recent works in deriving a pseudo-CT from MR images into four classes: segmentation-based, intensity-based, atlas-based and hybrid methods. We based the classification on the general technique applied in the approach.
Results: Most of research focused on the brain and the pelvis regions. The mean absolute error (MAE) ranged from 80 HU to 137 HU and from 36.4 HU to 74 HU for the brain and pelvis, respectively. In addition, an interest in the Dixon MR sequence is increasing since it has the advantage of producing multiple contrast images with a single acquisition.
Conclusion: Radiation therapy field is emerging towards the generalization of MRI-only RT thanks to the advances in techniques for generation of pseudo-CT images. However, a benchmark is needed to set in common performance metrics to assess the quality of the generated pseudo-CT and judge on the efficiency of a certain method.
The UK Film Council and the ‘Cultural Diversity’ Agenda
Authors: Moody Paul 
Published: September 2017

From May 2000 until its demise in 2011, the UK Film Council (UKFC) was the main film funding body in the United Kingdom. While many critics have analysed the economic successes and failures of individual films that it funded over this period, little has been written about its influence on the UK film industry more broadly. Of the handful of articles that have addressed this area, the question of the diversity of the UK film industry, and the UKFC's alleged failure to make it more accessible, is a consistent theme, supported by damning data from Creative Skillset and the UKFC's own reports, which suggest that in many areas the industry is even less diverse now than it was when the UKFC was first established. Yet despite this evidence, there has until now been no engagement with the views of the staff actually making funding decisions at the UKFC. This article attempts to redress this oversight, by augmenting existing data with interviews with former leading figures in the UKFC's script development and diversity departments, in order to present a richer picture of the issues surrounding UK film funding and the ‘cultural diversity’ agenda. In so doing, I seek to unpick some of the common critiques levelled at the UKFC's record on diversity, and explore why the numerous measures that it put in place failed significantly to change the composition of the UK film industry.
Selektive intraarterielle Radiotherapie (SIRT) maligner Lebertumoren
Authors: Ezziddin Samer , Antoch Gerald , Lauenstein Thomas , Amthauer Holger , Haug Alexander R. , Bockisch Andreas , Müller Stefan P. 
Published: September 2017

ZusammenfassungThese guidelines aim to support medical personnel and physicians working in oncology in selecting appropriate patients, in treatment planning, preparation and implementation of SIRT for the treatment of primary and secondary liver malignancies. The focus lies on the requirements in the treatment center with regard to staffing, technical, and organizational aspects including radiation safety. Patient selection need to be performed in an interdisciplinary tumor board including the medical team tasked with the treatment and a medical physics expert. The aims of the treatment, the workup necessary for patient selection and treatment planning, and for avoiding complications are presented as are the requirements for obtaining informed consent from the patient. The follow-up of patients after SIRT also requires interdisciplinary cooperation, including communication with the local family physician.
Isolation of polymorphic microsatellite loci in the New Zealand endemic sand‐binder, Ficinia spiralis (Cyperaceae)1
Authors: van Heugten Rachel A. , Hale Marie L. , Bryan Stacey , van Griensven Bart , Satter Sophia , Brailsford Lily , Buckley Hannah L. 
Published: September 2017

Premise of the study:Ficinia spiralis (Cyperaceae) is a declining sand‐binding sedge of ecological and cultural importance. Microsatellite primers were developed in F. spiralis to investigate how population genetic structure is related to the pronounced morphological, physiological, and ecological variation observed in this species.Methods and Results:A 454 shotgun‐sequencing approach was used to generate 157,274 raw sequence reads, 536 of which contained microsatellites. After initial primer testing for 40 loci, 14 polymorphic loci were isolated, containing five to 27 alleles per locus. Ten of these loci also amplified in a congener, F. nodosa.Conclusions:These loci will enable the assessment of the population genetic structure of F. spiralis, improving our understanding of the population processes underlying the observed morphological, physiological, and ecological variation in this endemic species. As the first microsatellites developed in Ficinia, these loci are a valuable resource for population genetic studies within this genus.
The Size Distribution of Near-Earth Objects Larger Than 10 m
Authors: Trilling D. E. , Valdes F. , Allen L. , James D. , Fuentes C. , Herrera D. , Axelrod T. , Rajagopal J. 
Published: September 2017

Abstract
We analyzed data from the first year of a survey for Near-Earth Objects (NEOs) that we are carrying out with the Dark Energy Camera (DECam) on the 4 m Blanco telescope at the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory. We implanted synthetic NEOs into the data stream to derive our nightly detection efficiency as a function of magnitude and rate of motion. Using these measured efficiencies and the solar system absolute magnitudes derived by the Minor Planet Center for the 1377 measurements of 235 unique NEOs detected, we directly derive, for the first time from a single observational data set, the NEO size distribution from 1 km down to 10 m. We find that there are

NEOs larger than 10 m. This result implies a factor of 10 fewer small NEOs than some previous results, though our derived size distribution is in good agreement with several other estimates.