bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Historical basis and strategic design prospects of the municipal tourism product in the Kemerovo region (on the example of chebulinsky municipal district)
Authors: Глушкова Полина , Glushkova Polina , Родионова Дарья , Rodionova Darya , Насонов Александр , Nasonov Aleksandr 
Published: February 2016

In accordance with the strategy of the tourism cluster development of Kuzbass which aim is to promote domestic
tourism product and expand the range of tourist services, the authors discuss the directions of development of
municipal Chebulinsky district as a tourist destination, focusing on its unique historical, cultural and natural
heritage. The authors explain the techniques and methods of museumification, reconstruction and updating of
historical and cultural heritage with specific examples. They pay special attention to ethnographic heritage of the area, extent of its knowledge and its possible application in modern social and cultural environment, the
formation of the tourist product based on it. Authors note that scientists carried out very little the ethnographic
studies on the territory of municipal Chebulinsky district of the Kemerovo region, but ritual traditions of the
areas are original and unique. The authors pay attention to the fact that the contemporary museumification
of historical and cultural heritage requires an integrated approach: the safeguarding of the intangible cultural
heritage is no less important than the preservation of material objects. Important components of material
culture that can be the objects of museumification or reconstruction are the immovable objects of historical
and cultural heritage: residential and commercial buildings, religious buildings. Giving specific examples of
objects, the authors see opportunities for the development of religious tourism in the area. In addition, the
authors emphasize the promotion of information about tourist and recreational cluster in the information
space. Summing up, the authors pay attention to the fact that the project-innovative development of a tourist
destination to Chebulinsky municipal district of the Kemerovo region is feasible through the organization of
special events. For these events, it is necessary to create a complex of integrated projects, which is socially
significant for the region strategic.
From Court to Playhouse and Back: Middleton's Appropriation of the Masque
Authors: Baird Caroline 
Published: February 2016

<p>Bringing a thorough study of court masques to bear on reoriented readings of <em>The Revenger’s Tragedy, Women Beware Women, The Changeling, </em>and the lesser known <em>Your Five Gallants, </em>I show that Thomas Middleton’s intimate knowledge of the Jacobean court masque enables him to exploit its conventions, iconography, and structural functions for use in the playhouse. Middleton confidently ‘deconstructs’ masque dramaturgy to create a masque episode which encapsulates the play’s overarching theme and engineers the resolution. At the same time, by subverting the very device used to represent the court to the world, he subtly critiques king and court.</p><p><span style="font-family: Times New Roman;"><span style="font-size: medium;"><br style="font-size: medium;" /></span></span></p>
Reproducing <i>Iphigenia at Aulis</i>
Authors: Findlay Alison G. 
Published: February 2016

<p>Lady Jane Lumley’s <em>Iphigenia at Aulis</em> exemplifies the process of dramatic reproduction in the mid-sixteenth century and in 2014. Lumley’s translation (ca 1554) of Euripides’ tragedy is a text which revivifies the past to confront the emotional consequences of betrayal and loss. In the sixteenth-century context of Lumley’s own family, her translation disturbs and manages the emotional consequences of her father’s involvement in the sacrifice of Lady Jane Grey to fulfil the family’s political ambitions. My historicist approach juxtaposes a consideration of the play's performances in the Rose Company Theatre in 2014. Drawing on interviews with the director and actors and my observation of spectators’ reactions, I discuss the production's testing of the script’s immediacy for audiences in a present which had its own preoccupations with the past; namely, the centenary of the outbreak of World War I.</p>
Studying artworks and their digital copies: Valuing the artist’s aura
Authors: Shaw Debora , Wagelie Jennifer 
Published: February 2016

Abstract
Digital images extend access to works of art but little is known about of the benefits and limitations of digital copies for instruction. Students in a Museum Studies classb viewed either the digital copy or original of two works of art. Regardless of format, the participants formed similar general impressions of the works, although appreciation of the objects’ size was difficult with the digital images. Students had difficulty assessing materials and media with both original works and copies. The participants had similar insights and also encountered problems, regardless of whether the work of art was two- or three-dimensional. In describing the advantages of original works, the students also noted the power of the original’s aura. Perceived strengths of the digital images included the ability to do research away from the museum (saving travel and time) and to manipulate the images.
Direct generation of superhydrophobic microstructures in metals by UV laser sources in the nanosecond regime
Authors: Ocaña Jose L. , Jagdheesh R. , García-Ballesteros J.J. 
Published: February 2016

Abstract
The current availability of new advanced fiber and DPSS lasers with characteristic pulse lengths ranging from ns to fs has provided a unique frame in which the development of laser-generated microstructures has been made possible for very diverse kinds of materials and applications. At the same time, the development of the appropriate laser-processing workstations granting the appropriate precision and repeatability of the respective laser interaction processes in line with the characteristic dimension features required in the microstructured samples has definitively consolidated laser surface microstructuring as a reference domain, nowadays, unavoidable for the design and manufacturing of current use microsystem: MEMSs, fluidic devices, advanced sensors, biomedical devices and instruments, etc., are all among the most well-known developments of the micromanufacturing technology. Completing the broad spectrum of applications developed mostly involving the generation of geometrical features on a subtrate with specific functional purposes, a relatively new, emerging class of laser-microstructuring techniques is finding an important niche of application in the generation of physically structured surfaces (particularly of metallic materials) with specific contact, friction, and wear functionalities, for whose generation the concourse of different types of laser sources is being found as an appropriate tool. In this paper, the application of laser sources with emission in the UV and at ns time regime to the surface structuration of metal surfaces (specifically Al) for the modification of their wettability properties is described as an attractive application basis for the generation of self-cleaning properties of extended functional surfaces. Flat aluminum sheets of thickness 100 μm were laser machined with ultraviolet laser pulses of 30 ns with different laser parameters to optimize the process parameters. The samples produced at the optimum conditions with respect to contact angle measurement were subjected to microstructure and chemical analysis. The wetting properties were evaluated by static contact angle measurements on the laser-patterned surface. The laser-patterned microstructures exhibited superhydrophobicity with a maximum contact angle of 180° for the droplet volumes in the range of 8–12 μl.
Social Security and Divorce
Authors: Dillender Marcus 
Published: February 2016

Abstract
This paper studies how the likelihood and timing of divorce are influenced by Social Security’s 10-year rule, which provides spousal benefits to divorced people if their marriages lasted at least 10 years. Bunching analysis indicates that approximately 2 % of divorces occurring in the 6 months after 10-year anniversaries would have occurred earlier if not for Social Security’s 10-year rule. For older couples, who are likely more focused on retirement and have greater earning disparities, divorces are approximately 9 % higher in the 2 years after 10-year anniversaries than would be predicted without the abrupt change in Social Security benefits. The increase in divorces after 10 years of marriage appears to come from couples with disparate earning records.
Ergodic Axiom: The Ontological Mistakes in Economics
Authors: Andrášik Ladislav 
Published: February 2016

Abstract
There are several ontological and consequently also methodological mistakes in contemporary mainstream economics. Among them, the so-called ergodic axiom is play significant role. It is understandable that the real economy elaborated as formalized mental model looks like dynamic system on first sight. However, that is right only of dynamical systems in mathematical formalism. Economy that is in our understanding societal and/or collective economy is complex evolving organism. If we imagine such organism in the form of dynamical system that is as clear mathematical formalism, we are losing their crucial authentic character. The significant irredeemable attribute of societal economy is lying in his complex evolving network process character created by large population of people with different decision-making and complex realizing among them. Going from these imaginations the two entities in a question that is dynamical system with their ergodicity and societal economic organism as complex evolving network are qualitative very different ones. That is the reason why we cannot accede with endeavours to draw on living economy straitjacket of ergodic axiom. To articulate that cause by other words ergodic dynamical systems are applicable for physical and partly for chemical entities and only scarcely are fit for living organisms. On the other hand however, as clear method the ergodic dynamical system have good applying for didactical approaches in economics where helping in better understanding some types of complexities in dynamics. The purpose of that essay is to discuss problems around usability of ergodic dynamical system theory and methods in economics in the age of advanced ICT knowledge based society.
Is Ara h 2 indeed the best predictor for peanut allergy in Dutch children?
Authors: Schots Mirjam , de Mol Amerik C. , Vermeer Henricus J. , Roosen Yvonne M. , Vriesman Aldonse W. 
Published: February 2016

Abstract

Background: Specific immunoglobulin E to Ara h 2 (sIgE to Ara h 2) is described as an upcoming predicting factor for diagnosing peanut allergy in children. The gold standard for diagnosing peanut allergy is a double blind placebo controlled food challenge, however this is time consuming and potentially harmful. We investigate Ara h 2 as a preliminary less invasive diagnostic tool for diagnosing peanut allergy in a general population of peanut sensitized children.

Methods: Children (n=52) with peanut sensitization were retrospectively included. An oral food challenge (OFC) confirmed peanut allergy or tolerance, as primary outcome. Individual candidate predictors were identified by univariate regression analysis and used in a prediction model. Different cut-off values were obtained and receiver operating characteristic curves were plotted.

Results: Multivariate analyses resulted in Ara h 2 as best predictor, with a discriminative ability of 0.87 (95% confidence interval, 0.77–0.97). Sensitivity and specificity of 55% and 95%, respectively, were found for a sIgE to Ara h 2 cut-off value of 4.25 kU/L. The highest positive predictive value of 100% was reached at 5.61 kU/L. No absolute relation was found between the value of Ara h 2 and the severity of the reaction during OFC.

Conclusion: This study developed a prediction model in which sIgE to Ara h 2 was the best predictor for peanut allergy in sensitized children in a general hospital. Therefore depending on the history and the Ara h 2 results, an OFC is not always needed to confirm the diagnosis.
Consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages and energy drinks and adherence to physical activity and screen time recommendations among adolescents
Authors: Sampasa-Kanyinga Hugues , Chaput Jean-Philippe 
Published: February 2016

AbstractBackground:It is recommended that youth aged 12–17 years achieve ≥60 min/day of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (PA) and limit their recreational screen time (ST) to ≤2 h/day. However, whether unhealthy eating behavior is associated with adherence to PA and ST recommendations in youth is largely unknown.Objective:This study examined the associations between adherence to PA and ST recommendations with consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) and energy drinks (EDs) in a representative sample of adolescents.Methods:Data on 11–19-year-old Ottawa (Canada) students (n=1147) were analyzed using self-reported information on consumption of SSBs and EDs, and time devoted to PA and ST. Multivariable logistic regression analyses were conducted to examine the associations between adherence to PA and ST recommendations and consumption of SSBs and EDs.Results:Adherence to the ST recommendation was inversely associated with consumption of SSBs [odds ratio (OR)=0.42; 95% confidence interval (CI)=0.21–0.86] and EDs (OR=0.54, 95% CI=0.31–0.92) in females only, independent of PA and relevant covariates. However, adherence to the PA recommendation was positively associated with consumption of EDs in females (OR=1.52, 95% CI=1.07–2.17) but not males, while it was not associated with consumption of SSBs in both sexes.Conclusion:Among female adolescents, adherence to the ST recommendation is inversely associated with consumption of SSBs and EDs, while adherence to the PA recommendation is positively associated with consumption of EDs. Future studies should clarify the observed sex differences and determine if decreasing ST can reduce the consumption of SSBs and EDs among adolescents.
Sexual health knowledge in a vulnerable population: a survey of adolescents in the bateyes of La Romana, Dominican Republic
Authors: Russell Christopher , Martinez Daniel , Wong Brendan , Zandberg Julianne , Lin Henry , Marlinga Jazmin , Loh Lawrence 
Published: February 2016

Abstract

Objective:
Undocumented Haitian migrants to the Dominican Republic often live in impoverished communities called bateyes. These contexts present challenges for adolescent sexual health education. To inform development of appropriate adolescent education programs, this study assessed their general sexual health knowledge.

Methods:
A locally developed sexual health knowledge survey was administered to 930 grade 7–12 adolescents attending six batey schools. Analysis of aggregated responses reviewed general demographics (e.g. age and sex), and identified top community sexual health concerns and most trusted information sources.

Results:
Top concerns included menstruation (25.5%), HIV (21.8%), and family planning (13.3%); stratification by sex identified discordance around menstruation (89.2% female, 10.8% male) and HIV (67.1% male, 32.9% female), but not family planning (47.2% male, 52.8% female). Parents were identified as the most trusted information source, irrespective of concern.

Conclusion:
Community concerns around menstruation matches extant developing-world literature that links menarche with female stigma and school absence. Interest in HIV and family planning suggests targeted promoted efforts would be of benefit. Trust in parents is reflective of cultural traditions and suggests potential knowledge impacts arising from effective parental education.
Follow-up and outcomes of pregnancies in French Guiana: the part of teenage pregnancies
Authors: Akoï Koïvogui , Francoise Julien-Pena , Aurel Carbunar , Laure-Manuella Imounga , Christelle Laruade , Venise Nebor , Sabrina Covis 
Published: February 2016

Abstract

Objective:
Describe the part that teenage pregnancy plays in overall pregnancies in French Guiana.

Methods:
Descriptive and retrospective study of the medical records of 25,343 women who delivered in French Guiana from January 1, 2009 to December 31, 2012. The study displays and compares several indicators of follow-up visits, pregnancy-linked disorders, delivery and birth outcomes between the years and between minors and adult women.

Results:
The proportion of teenage pregnancies was 6.8%; it decreased significantly from 7.2% in 2009 to 6.1% in 2012 (p=0.01). The number of antenatal visits was <7 and the visits were mainly provided by the Mother and Child Health (“Protection Maternelle et Infantile”, PMI) services (38.6%). The mean (±SD) gestational age at first antenatal visit was 14.1±6.5 weeks. In comparison with adult pregnancies, teenage pregnancies were more frequently concerned with preterm labour (4.6% vs. 2%; p<0.01) but less concerned with gestational diabetes (0% vs. 2.2%; p<0.05) or pregnancy-induced hypertension (2.2% vs. 4.2%; p<0.05).

Conclusion:
Teenage pregnancies are still frequent in French Guiana, especially in the Eastern and Western communes, where first visits are often delayed by mothers who are minors and take place in PMI services, which offer less clinical, and paraclinical examinations than other settings.
Demonstrating a lack of brand/cause effects on point of sale donations
Authors: Coleman Joshua T. , Peasley Michael C. 
Published: February 2016

Abstract
Point of sale cause-related marketing has raised over $2 billion for charities over the past 30 years, yet the subject remains largely unexplored in academic literature. The subject of brand/cause fit, however, is prolific throughout extant research, with many studies showing that high congruence between a company and a charity is necessary to achieve philanthropic success. This paper challenges current marketing thinking both conceptually and empirically. Employing tests of no-effect hypotheses following the guidelines set out by Cortina and Folger (1998), it is established that, in the point of sale cause-related marketing context, the traditional effects of brand/cause fits do not apply. Across three studies involving experimental designs and over 500 respondents, the results of one-way ANOVA analyses consistently demonstrate that a low brand/cause fit can be just as effective as a high/brand cause fit. These findings contribute to a profound understanding of social efforts such as cause-related marketing may not be as simple or easily understood as was once thought.
Molecular imaging investigations of a 67Ga/64Cu labeled
bivalent ligand, [RGD-Glu-(DO3A)-6-Ahx-RM2], targeting GRPR/α

v

β
3 biomarkers: a comparative study
Authors: Jiang Zongrun , Bandari Rajendra P. , Reynolds Tamila J. Stott , Xu Jingli , Miao Yubin , Rold Tammy L. , Szczodroski Ashley F. , Jurisson Silvia S. , Smith Charles J. 
Published: February 2016

Abstract
In the present study, we report the metallation, characterization, in vitro and in vivo studies comparing
67Ga/64Cu-radiolabeled bivalent peptide ligands as targeting probes with the capability of targeting the
α

v

β
3 integrin or the gastrin releasing peptide receptor (GRPR) for preclinical and clinical use in single-photon
emission computed tomography (SPECT) or positron emission tomography (PET) imaging of prostate tumors. The ligand precursor,
[RGD-Glu-6-Ahx-RM2] (RGD: Arg-Gly-Asp; Glu: glutamic acid; 6-Ahx: 6-amino hexanoic acid; RM2:
D-Phe-Gln-Trp-Ala-Val-Gly-His-Sta-Leu-NH2), was conjugated to a DOTA (1,4,7,10-tetraazacyclododecane-1,4,7,10-tetraacetic acid)
bifunctional chelator (BFCA), purified by reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography (RP-HPLC), characterized via
electrospray ionization-mass spectrometry (ESI-MS), and radiolabeled with 67Ga or 64Cu. The in vitro
investigations of the binding affinities of the natural-metallated ligands for the GRPR or the α

v

β
3 integrin were
conducted via competitive displacement binding assays in human prostate PC-3 and glioblastoma U87-MG cell lines. Following stability
investigations via RP-HPLC, the in vivo evaluations of the Ga67/Cu64-radiolabeled ligands were performed
in CF-1 mice and SCID mice bearing PC-3 tumors. The in vitro studies of the natural-metallated ligands showed high binding
affinities for the GRPR (7.78 ± 2.42, 8.64 ± 2.16 nM; Ga, Cu respectively) and moderate binding affinity for the
α

v

β
3 integrin receptor (307 ± 40.0, 308  ±  42.6 nM; Ga, Cu respectively). In vivo
biodistribution studies displayed high tumor uptake (7.44 ± 1.09, 10.85 ±4.02% ID/g at 1 h
post-intravenous injection; 67Ga, 64Cu respectively) and prolonged tumor retention (4.89 ± 1.11,
4.09 ±0.96% ID/g at 24 h post-intravenous injection; 67Ga, 64Cu respectively) in
PC-3 tumor-bearing mice. Micro-single photon emission computed tomography (microSPECT) and micro-positron emission computed tomography
(microPET) molecular imaging studies produced high-quality, high-contrast images in PC-3 tumor-bearing mice at 18 h
post-intravenous injection. Both radiolabeled ligands show satisfactory tumor uptake and retention in PC-3 tumor-bearing mice. However,
[RGD-Glu-(67Ga-DO3A)-6-Ahx-RM2] demonstrates superior pharmacokinetic profiles to
[RGD-Glu-(64Cu-DO3A)-6-Ahx-RM2], presumably due to more favorable in vivo stability.
Synthesis of aminomethyl derivatives of 5-substituted-3-(prop-2-ynyl)dihydrofuran-2(3H)-ones
Authors: Ghochikyan Tariel V. , Samvelyan Melanya A. , Harutyunyan Vilik S. , Harutyunyan Edgar V. , Petrosyan Andranik , Langer Peter 
Published: February 2016

Abstract
An easy approach for the synthesis of various 5-substituted-3-(prop-2-ynyl)dihydrofuran-2(3H)-ones is described. As a method of choice, Mannich aminomethylation of terminal alkynes is adopted. The reaction works well with acyclic and cyclic secondary amines and provides the desired products, with good to very good yields.
Dam and wet-screened concrete creep in compression: in situ experimental results and creep strains prediction using model B3 and composite models
Authors: Serra C. , Batista A. L. , Monteiro Azevedo N. 
Published: February 2016

Abstract
This paper proposes a methodology for the prediction of the compressive creep strains of dam concrete based on wet-screened experimental results at constant elevated temperature conditions measured in situ. Due to its large aggregate dimensions, the experimental characterization of dam concrete has particular constraints. The wet-screened concrete, obtained by sieving the aggregates larger than a given dimension, after mixing, is used to cast standard specimens and to embed monitoring devices. An experimental in situ installation using creep cells was used to obtain the compressive creep strain development over time for the maturing conditions of the dam core. The study of the effect of wet-screening procedure on creep in compression considers three types of concrete, dam concrete and two wet-screened concretes tested at three loading ages, 28, 90 and 365 days. The comparison between different types of concrete at different maturing conditions requires the definition of a reference state given by the maturity method, using the equivalent age, and relies on the fit of compressive creep strains to the RILEM recommended model B3. To take into account the effect of the aggregate content on the deformability properties of dam concrete, an equivalent two-phase composite model was applied. The equivalent composite model considered the equivalent matrix as the wet-screened concrete and the inclusions as the larger aggregates that are removed during the wet-screening procedure. Predictions obtained with the composite model are close to the dam concrete experimental results, for the tested loading ages.