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Broadway as Global Brand
Authors: Savran David 
Published: May 2017

AbstractFor people around the world, “Broadway” means the Broadway musical, the epitome of singing and dancing, glamor and dazzle. Although the Broadway musical is customarily perceived as the most distinctively U. S. theatre form – whose national and municipal identity is embedded in its name – it has circumnavigated the globe countless times. As the globalized cultural economy increasingly facilitates the worldwide circulation of multinational theatrical productions, Broadway-style musicals are being manufactured from Hamburg to Shanghai. They are no longer a specifically U. S. form, but a global brand that freely crosses borders, genres, and styles.The mobility of the newly deterritorialized Broadway musical is the result of many phenomena, notably the rise of a generation of producers, writers, directors, and actors around the world who have absorbed the musical’s conventions and vernaculars and who disseminate locally-produced musical entertainments. In the twenty-first century, these new Broadway-style musicals have become the preeminent transnational theatre form, whose conventions have also been absorbed into both popular and elite theatrical entertainments around the world.
Risky Business: Enterprise Liability, Corporate Groups and Torts
Authors: Wright Glen 
Published: May 2017

AbstractCorporate personality and limited liability have been the foundations of corporate law for most of its modern history. While these concepts greatly contributed to the early development of corporations, their application in the modern era is outmoded. Nowhere is this clearer than in ‘risky business’ scenarios, where a subsidiary is constituted for the purpose of shielding the corporate group as a whole from tortious liability arising from risky or dangerous activities. Tort victims generally must rely on ineffective and inconsistent common law and tort law doctrines in order to seek redress for torts committed against them, and a number of high profile cases have highlighted the flaws in such approaches. Many corporate law and tort scholars have commented on these flaws and a literature has developed proposing rational alternatives. This paper presents the case for adopting ‘enterprise liability’ in risky business situations, that is, treating the companies within a corporate group as one unified enterprise for the purposes of compensating tort victims.
Evidence of green fluorescent protein and growth hormone expression in red abalone (Haliotis rufescens) larvae
Authors: Mancilla-Sánchez Edgar , Portillo-López Amelia 
Published: May 2017

AbstractThe red abalone Haliotis rufescens is a highly appreciated mollusk in the national and international markets. Due to its natural over-exploitation and low growth rate, several genetic improvements were made, however special efforts are needed to increase its production. This study presents transgenic abalone’s larvae expressing green fluorescent protein (GFP) fused to Cobia (Rachycentron canadum) Growth Hormone (GH) using sperm media transgenesis technique (SMT), pAcGFP1-N vector under the control of cytomegalovirus (CMV) promoter. Sperms were exposed to three voltages (0.5, 0.75 and 1.0 Kv) using a micropulser electroporator (Bio-Rad®). The highest GFP-GH expression average (40%) was obtained in abalone larvae at 0.75 v. GFP and GH transgenes were positively detected by PCR, western blot and confocal microscope, respectively.
Expanded Study on the accumulation effect of tourism under the constraint of structure
Authors: Wang Qiang , Yang Zhenzhi , Huang Lu 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
There is a mutual influence between departmental structure and accumulation and growth. Therefore, the accumulation and growth of the tourism industry will be subject to certain restrictions on the industrial structure, and, conversely, it will have an impact on the existing industrial structure. Li Jingyi reported special research in the paper called “Research on tourism growth based on structural constraints” about the relationship between the growth of tourism and the existing industrial structure. It pointed out the specific interdependence between tourism and other economic sectors in terms of accumulation and growth. However, the research of Li Jingyi is based on the trichotomy of social product value. It is too abstract, while the study is understandable in theory. In practice, it is difficult to use the model of the paper to deal with specific problems. Therefore, how to improve the industry association model in the paper of Li and make it more in line with the actual situation becomes our concern. In this paper, the author hopes to improve the model of Li’s paper by simplifying the decomposition of social product value. At the same time, it makes a further study on accumulation elasticity and growth elasticity. On this basis, some suggestions are put forward to guide the development of other industries based on the tourism industry.
Unstructured P2P Network Load Balance Strategy Based on Multilevel Partitioning of Hypergraph
Authors: Feng Lv , Chunlin Gao , Kaiyang Ma 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
With rapid development of computer performance and distributed technology, P2P-based resource sharing mode plays important role in Internet. P2P network users continued to increase so the high dynamic characteristics of the system determine that it is difficult to obtain the load of other nodes. Therefore, a dynamic load balance strategy based on hypergraph is proposed in this article. The scheme develops from the idea of hypergraph theory in multilevel partitioning. It adopts optimized multilevel partitioning algorithms to partition P2P network into several small areas, and assigns each area a supernode for the management and load transferring of the nodes in this area. In the case of global scheduling is difficult to be achieved, the priority of a number of small range of load balancing can be ensured first. By the node load balance in each small area the whole network can achieve relative load balance. The experiments indicate that the load distribution of network nodes in our scheme is obviously compacter. It effectively solves the unbalanced problems in P2P network, which also improve the scalability and bandwidth utilization of system.
Construction of complex networks from time series based on the cross correlation interval
Authors: Feng Chen , He Bo 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
In this paper, a new approach to map time series into complex networks based on the cross correlation interval is proposed for the analysis of dynamic states of time series on different scales. In the proposed approach, a time series is divided into time series segments and each segment is reconstructed to a phase space defined as a node of the complex network. The cross correlation interval, which characterizes the degree of correlation between two phase spaces, is computed as the distance between the two nodes. The clustering coefficient and efficiency are used to determine an appropriate threshold for the construction of a complex network that can effectively describe the dynamic states of a complex system. In order to verify the efficiency of the proposed approach, complex networks are constructed for time series generated from the Lorenz system, for white Gaussian noise time series and for sea clutter time series. The experimental results have demonstrated that nodes in different communities represent different dynamic states . Therefore, the proposed approach can be used to uncover the dynamic characteristics of the complex systems.
Nonlinear Schrödinger approach to European option pricing
Authors: Wróblewski Marcin 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
This paper deals with numerical option pricing methods based on a Schrödinger model rather than the Black-Scholes model. Nonlinear Schrödinger boundary value problems seem to be alternatives to linear models which better reflect the complexity and behavior of real markets. Therefore, based on the nonlinear Schrödinger option pricing model proposed in the literature, in this paper a model augmented by external atomic potentials is proposed and numerically tested. In terms of statistical physics the developed model describes the option in analogy to a pair of two identical quantum particles occupying the same state. The proposed model is used to price European call options on a stock index. the model is calibrated using the Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm based on market data. A Runge-Kutta method is used to solve the discretized boundary value problem numerically. Numerical results are provided and discussed. It seems that our proposal more accurately models phenomena observed in the real market than do linear models.
Horizontverschmelzung, Inkommensurabilität und sprachliche Bilder
Authors: Schneider Hans Julius 
Published: May 2017

AbstractHow is it possible to achieve intercultural communication in such away that both Ethnocentrism and Relativism are avoided? The paper explores Charles Taylor’s proposal that what is needed is a language of perspicuous contrast. In an attempt to spell out what such a language would involve, it discusses two pertinent metaphors, the fusion of horizons (Gadamer) and the relation of incommensurability (Kuhn/Feyerabend). It argues that the first is an overly optimistic, and the second an unnecessarily pessimistic way of stating the problem: Horizons set by different linguistic means often cannot be fused, and the incompatibility of scientific theories has no bearing for natural languages.What then are the linguistic procedures the working of which would explain the impression that even in language there are cases of incommensurability? This feature of language should also be able to explain the deep and potentially violent character of intercultural disagreements.For an answer the paper turns to Wittgenstein’s observations about pictorial uses of language and their role in our respective languages of self-understanding. As religious languages testify, such ways of speaking (about a Creation, a Last Judgement, about multiple rebirths, etc.) are acquired in early childhood and are therefore formative for building an identity. Additionally, such pictorial expressions cannot be fused to form one single coherent picture. Building on Wittgenstein’s observations about the possibility of freeing ourselves from pictures that are holding us captive, it is proposed that the ability to move freely between pictures is the competence that Taylor meant to capture with his phrase of a language of perspicuous contrast.
Epidemiology of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus Bacteremia in Children
Authors: Hamdy Rana F. , Hsu Alice J. , Stockmann Chris , Olson Jared A. , Bryan Matthew , Hersh Adam L. , Tamma Pranita D. , Gerber Jeffrey S. 
Published: May 2017

BACKGROUND:
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) bacteremia is associated with high rates of treatment failure in adults. The epidemiology, clinical outcomes, and risk factors for treatment failure associated with MRSA bacteremia in children are poorly understood.

METHODS:
Multicenter, retrospective cohort study of children ≤18 years hospitalized with MRSA bacteremia across 3 tertiary care children’s hospitals from 2007 to 2014. Treatment failure was defined as persistent bacteremia &gt;3 days, recurrence of bacteremia within 30 days, or attributable 30-day mortality. Potential risk factors for treatment failure, including the site of infection, vancomycin trough concentration, critical illness, and need for source control, were collected via manual chart review and evaluated using multivariable logistic regression.

RESULTS:
Of 232 episodes of MRSA bacteremia, 72 (31%) experienced treatment failure and 23% developed complications, whereas 5 (2%) died within 30 days. Multivariable analysis of 174 children treated with vancomycin with steady-state vancomycin concentrations obtained found that catheter-related infections (odds ratio [OR], 0.36; 95% confidence interval [CI]: 0.13–0.94) and endovascular infections (OR, 4.35; 95% CI: 1.07–17.7) were associated with lower and higher odds of treatment failure, respectively, whereas a first vancomycin serum trough concentration &lt;10 μg/mL was not associated with treatment failure (OR, 1.34; 95% CI, 0.49–3.66). Each additional day of bacteremia was associated with a 50% (95% CI: 26%–79%) increased odds of bacteremia-related complications.

CONCLUSIONS:
Hospitalized children with MRSA bacteremia frequently suffered treatment failure and complications, but mortality was low. The odds of bacteremia-related complications increased with each additional day of bacteremia, emphasizing the importance of achieving rapid sterilization.
If I can’t dance, it’s not my revolution!: Tracing the Revolutions of Maya Deren’s Dance in Jane Campion’s In the Cut
Authors: Mayer Sophia 
Published: May 2017

No abstract availableThis article was originally published by Parallel Press, an imprint of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries, as part of The International Journal of Screendance, Volume 3 (2013), Parallel Press. It is made available here with the kind permission of Parallel Press.
Ritual in Transfigured Time: Narcisa Hirsch, Sufi Poetry, Ecstatic Dances, and the Female Gaze
Authors: Szperling Silvina 
Published: May 2017

No abstract availableThis article was originally published by Parallel Press, an imprint of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries, as part of The International Journal of Screendance, Volume 3 (2013), Parallel Press. It is made available here with the kind permission of Parallel Press.
Influence of Technological Environment on Performance of Gated Community Housing Projects in Nairobi County, Kenya
Authors: Musyoka Michael Chris , Gakuu Christopher , Kyalo Dorothy Ndunge 
Published: May 2017

The principal objective of the study reported in this article was toempirically assess the influence of technological environment onperformance of gated community housing projects in Nairobi County,Kenya. The study population comprised of all active gated communityhousing projects initiated in 2009 – 2014. A total of 572 respondents weredrawn from 143 sampled gated community housing projects from theseventeen sub-counties of Nairobi County (four members were drawn fromeach sampled gated community project – client, consultant, contractor, andthe gated community facility manager) using census, stratified, simplerandom, and purposive sampling techniques. A standardized open endedinterview guide and a questionnaire with both open and closed-ended itemswith Likert-type interval scale anchored on a five point scale were used tocollect data. Descriptive statistics show that respondents agreed that to a verygreat extent their projects used locally made plant and equipment (M=4.80,SD=0.40), to a great extent skills were available for operation of the plantand equipment (M=4.04, SD=0.47), to a great extent team members withnecessary skills to operate and use the plant equipment were available(M=4.0, SD=0.43), to a very great extent use of information andcommunication technology (ICT) was satisfactory (M=4.49, SD=0.71), to avery great extent computer aided drafting (CAD) was used (M=4.62,SD=0.71), to a very great extend 3D visual illustrations - BuildingInformation Modelling, was used (M=4.65, SD=0.48), and to a very great extent electronic mails and communication was used (M=4.86, SD=0.34.Results from inferential statistics show that r is equal to 0.559, indicating thattechnological environment has a moderately strong influence on performancein gated community housing projects. The value of r squared is 0.312,indicating that technological environment explains 31.2% of the variation inthe performance in gated community housing projects in Nairobi County,Kenya. The β coefficient is 0.327, indicating that technology environmenthad statistically significant influence on the performance of gatedcommunity housing projects (β=0.327, t= 4.758, p=0.000<0.05). Consideringthe p value, it can be noted that the p value for technological environment(p=0.000) is statistically significant. The β value imply that one unit changein performance in gated community housing project is associated with 32.7%changes in technological environment.
Tertiary-CO2 Flooding in a Composite Fractured-Chalk Reservoir
Authors: Ghasemi M. , Astutik W. , Alavian S. , Whitson C. H. , Sigalas L. , Olsen D. , Suicmez V. S. 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
This paper presents the oil recovery mechanism by tertiary-CO2 flooding in a composite fractured chalk core. We perform two different core flooding experiments at reservoir conditions. We evaluate the efficiency of tertiary-CO2 flooding in different conditions, taking into account the effect of capillary continuity, water composition, and the heterogeneity.
The composite core consists of six core plugs placed vertically in-line in the core holder with total length of 45 cm and average diameter of 3.74 cm. We use qualitative filter paper between each core plug to reserve the capillary continuity at reservoir conditions (258 bara and 110 °C). The "fracture" is represented by a centralized axial hole with a diameter of 0.6 cm. In all experiments, the composite fractured core is initially saturated with North Sea Chalk Field (NSCF) stock tank oil (STO) and synthetic connate water. Once the reservoir conditions are established, brine is injected from the bottom of the fracture and the oil is produced from the top. We stop WF after no more oil is being produced. CO2 is then injected from the top of the fracture and the oil is produced from the bottom.
Experiments Exp-1C and Exp-2C utilize Sigerslev outcrop chalk cores. To account for the effect of initial water composition during WF, system is initially saturated with synthetic sea water with considerable amount of sulfate instead of formation water in Exp-1C. Whereas, we employ synthetic formation water with zero sulfate content in Exp-2C.
The results of experimental work are reproduced via validated compositional reservoir simulator with a tuned equation of state (EOS). We develop an automated history matching algorithm to match the experimental data of WF and CF periods.
We observe a major impact of the initial water composition that results in strong- to moderate- spontaneous imbibition during WF period. Moreover, both experiments and simulations show that the tertiary CO2 recovery is significantly affected by the water saturation in the core after the secondary WF. We conduct a sensitivity analysis to study different CO2 injection scenarios such as in a single block, in a composite core with capillary continuity, and in a composite core with horizontal fractures in between. The results show the oil recovery during tertiary-CO2 flooding is barely affected by the degree of the capillary contacts between the chalk matrixes. Moreover, it is found that the mass transport during CF is mainly covered by diffusion rather than the convective flux or viscous forces.
We build a modeling framework that accounts for proper modeling of imbibition and diffusion dominated processes in a composite chalk system at reservoir conditions.
The Role of Capillary-Pressure in Improving the Numerical Simulation of Multi-Phase Flow in Porous Media
Authors: Alzayer H. , Jahanbakhsh A. , Sohrabi M. 
Published: May 2017

Abstract
To ensure the physics of multiphase flow in porous media is rightly modelled, the balance between capillary, viscous, and gravity forces need to be understood. Capillary pressure (Pc) and relative permeability (kr) are critical parameters representing capillary and viscous forces respectively. Both are typically determined by special core analysis in the laboratory. The importance of application of proper capillary pressure curves for different processes and the consistency between the kr and Pc input are investigated.
In this study, we used the idea of Numerical Coreflood Experiment (NCFE) where detailed geology and known oil-water relative permeability and capillary pressure curves are used. Various NCFEs' production and pressure data can be generated for different conditions and used to estimate the kr and Pc. Here, we used a commercial application to back calculate a set of relative permeability and capillary pressure that fits the given production and pressure data for the examined cases. Afterward, we compared the resulting kr and Pc curves with those that were used to generate the NCFEs data to begin with.
In this study, we focused on the two-phase oil-water system to assess the process of obtaining a history- matched relative permeability by fitting the core-flood experiment data while setting capillary pressure to zero (ignoring Pc) in the simulation model. We compared different cases that we examined to identify the role and importance of Pc measurements in core-scale and reservoir-scale numerical simulations. The conclusion is that using appropriate input capillary pressure measurement is an essential step to ensure proper representation of the multi-phase flow physics. Ignoring Pc or using inaccurate Pc measurements could lead to inaccurate relative permeability curves and as a results unrealistic production and pressure output.
The results of this study can be used by researchers and practicing reservoir engineers in oil and gas industry. NCFE is an inexpensive and easy-to-use technique to evaluate the current experimental procedures and suggest improvements. NCFE can be extended to cover a wider-range of evaluations including the effect of gravity, injection rate and heterogeneities.
MEMBANGUN KEMITRAAN BANK SYARIAH DENGAN PENDEKATAN SHARIAH MARKETING
Authors: Yulianto Arief 
Published: May 2017

<p class="IIABSBARU1">Amidst the competitions among shariah bank demanding the shariah bank to have marketing strategies in order to keep a sustainable relation between bank and customers. It was revealed from this research that some variables: product attributes, the quality of service to the Islamic approach to marketing, reputation, satisfaction, affective commitment, continuous commitment and customer loyalty can be accepted as the decisive variables in deciding the good marketing relation­ship between shariah bank and customers.</p><p class="IKa-ABSTRAK">***</p>Di tengah-tengah persaingan di antara bank-bank syariah, dibutuhkan strategi <em>marketing</em> untuk mempertahankan hubungan yang berkelanjutan di antara bank dengan pelanggan. Terungkap dalam penelitian ini bahwa beberapa variabel: atribut produk, kualitas layanan dengan pendekatan Islam mengenai pemasaran, reputasi, kepuasan, komitmen yang efektif, komitmen yang berkelanjutan, dan kesetiaan pelanggan dapat diterima sebagai variabel yang menentukan hubungan pemasaran yang baik antara bank syari’ah dengan pelanggan.
SPIRITUALITAS KAUM FUNDAMENTALIS
Authors: Musyafiq Ahmad 
Published: May 2017

<p class="IIABSBARU">One of the most important phenomenon that characterized the begining of XXI century is the blossom of spiritual activities. Broadly speaking, there are two model of spiritualities: institutional spirituality like tarekat and non-institutional spirituality. This article focus on how religious study that so far executed by Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia Central Java, which much pertained to the main themes of tasawuf study, like purification of heart, tawakkal, ikhlas, sabar, etc. But because they rejected tasawwuf, so they applied the term of spirituality.</p><p class="IKa-ABSTRAK">***</p>Salah satu fenomena terpenting yang yang mencirikan awal abad XXI adalah berkembangnya aktifitas spiritual. Secara luas, ada dua model spiritualitas: spiritualitas institusional seperti tarikat dan spiritualitas non-institusional. Artikel ini memfokuskan pada bagaimana kajian agama yang selama ini dilakukan oleh Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia in central Java yang terkait erat dengan tema-tema utama dalam kajian tasawuf seperti pemurnian hati, tawakkal, ikhlas, sabar, dan lain-lain. Namun karena mereka menolak tasawuf maka mereka mereka menggunakan spiritualitas.